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Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
BROENS- DUNN, War,au

Z i
DR.. Wistqr's Balsam of Wld Cherry.
---Indeavoring to impress upon the minds
Of our citizens the superior efficacy Of this
invaluable remedy for Consumption and
Pulmonary Diseases in general, we wish
20 assure our readers that we, are actuated
solely by desire to benefit the afflicted.
Our faith in the remedy is founded upon
the universal success attending its use,
and we fully believe tha: the most faiihless
and incredulpl:s, after Witnessing its sur
ptisiug virtues, will no longer doubt that
"Consumption may and can he cured.n
% Such indeed is the fact, and so astonish-
ing have been the cures effected by this
Balsam, that i, may in justice be consider
ed the greatest triumph iG the "healins
art" tha. has yet been schioved. And we
are satisfied, from our experience, that
there are thousands lingering upon the
brink of the grave under . disease Of
lungs, in some form, who may be rescu-
ed from an early deatsi. and restored 10
perfect health BY the timely use Of this
medicine. tsT ,,,5t
-. See advertisement. 80
Sold in Warsaw, only BY
sfaiiTs rs RR0 RElhfQs DYIHN !
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
11lAwoULD ANY ONE SUPPOSE

IrWOULD ANY ONE SUPPOSE
such men as Judge WIN, Burke, Rev. G
w. Maley, DR.. Wm. J. Richards and Dl
Hiram Cox, Professor in Medical Uni.
versity Of Cincinnati, w6mid openly anc
fearlessiy recommend for Coughs, Colds
yea, even for Consumption-DR. .RO.
GERS LIVERWORT AND TAR, Il
they did moi kno,c the medicine possessed
all the virtues claimed for it BY its disiin-
guisked inventors? Sorely not! Then
why triAe with mere palliativcs, and suf-
fer the insidlous destroyer TO progress.
until the last scene is lorever closed ?
This medicine may be, had from
BRO H,NS-, ,DUINN, Warsar.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
Col. Hnvs' ErpeciiiOm.-The Honstor

Col Hays Erpeciiion.-The Houston
(Texas) Star Of the 9th inst, States that
no intelligence has been received from
Col. Hays and lis little band Of advenlur-
ers, since DIR. Stnrges and his party lsll
them on the banks Of the Puerco. The
friends of Col. Hays are alarmed on this
account, and Il was expected that runner
would be sent in as soon as he reached
the Mexican settlements on tho Rio
Grantle. sgil dl 9ttAH
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

sE,rThe weather for the past week has
been cold, but at the present writing, the
suh i shinih out warm and pleasant, and
ths snow ana ics, which have covered shs
gRaana iar ineariy three weeks, are be-
kiHsiag g give way 70 ia genial ikfiu-
spcss Tl.e river at this ppint has been
frozen over sufficiently hard to afford am
pie t1pps IDr she juvsniisstc q smOse them
sslsss Il skating.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
rews'srs indebted to The Kindness

LFWs are Indebted TO the Kindness Of
our friends of the Jefferson Inquirer, for
an extra containing Gov. Kings Inaugu-
rslme@ys g Tile Legislature. This do
cument occupies two and-a-half columns
in that paper, aud from a haSty glance we
hays given il, appears 10 be a PLAN, dig
'ni6&d andncreditable State paper. We
viii lay itabelsre our readers next week.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

~ We have no later dates from Wash
ington than we gave in our last. This
may he accounted for by the fact, we sup
pose, that the weather has been too cold
for Uncle Sans go-carts 10 travel, and
the telegraphs are all out taking Christ
mas. When the present hard weather
breaks mp, we shall probably have things
all brought up regularly-till then, our
readers will have to draw pretty largely
upon their stock of patience.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

- James Whitcomb, the present G ov-
ernor of Indiana, has been elected by the
Legislature of that State, now in session,
a member of the U. States Senate for six
years from the 4th Of March next, 10 sue
ceed Edward A flanagan.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

The Dublin Fesmen's Journal speaks
Of the American proposition % purchase
Cuba, and suggests ihet the British Cow
ernmsnt should bring Ireland .to the mar
keith time, while Islands are in fashion, I"
Jonathan" he continues, smay refuse to
buy y anythiRgless Than cOaiiasAis by.sne-
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
Final SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons
IN interested IN the estate OF Andrew
Cook, decd, that at the next February
term Of the Henry County court, the un-
deisigned win make application for a final
settlement Of his administration of said
estate. ets
PEYToN S. BANIsTER, admir-.
dec30-4t -aSe. si
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
IN and others Interested in the estate OF
Jonas Heath, det'a, that at the next jan
uary term OF th'6 Benton county court, I
will make application for final seltle-
msnt of my adminisftatioDlo said estate.
JAS. BROWDER, Admir-,
dec24-4t-l7
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
ssOasce oUer the Drug store,
! lEsFaAscs raO,t rms P usLlo Ss18fHr.,
TERMS:

The Saturday Morning visftof IS pub
aliphSd once week, at Two DOLLARS pei
kph.im, payable in Advance.
"a ApvE RTIsEMESTs win be inserted at 81
per square (of sixteen lines or less) for the
fifstfnseftion, and fifty cents for each con-
tipuance,. .Forone square 3 months, So
"a for ak months, $S-do for II months!
gai III Advertisement not marked with the
spumber of Insertions required, will be
continued until ordered out, and charged
accordingly aaL aiaaG
~ Aliberaldeduction will be made to those
who advertise by the year. = rAdverti-
sers by the year will be confined strictly
TO their business. lH1
-sa4-S- Candidates announced for SO 90.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

WIsrER FEyER. Many pessons who
hare been sx posed q DE Influence Of ma
lara, during shs past summer and Gail,
and have thus been sublset 10 al the pre-;
causes Of Bilious Or Iatsfnii-
tent fever. buthsvs resisted the first in.
IdiestiSpi or ihs triumph u disease ossl
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
Wonderful! extraordinarily g.
Miraculo,isl!l

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CuRho t--And
U we defy the whole world to produce
such strong and undoubted testimony from
men Of such high standing as we have, IN
favor of Or. ROGERS LIyERW0RT
AND TAR, inscnrine consumpti6 and
breaking up the most distressing coush in
few hours time.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

II is estimated that there are now 27,-
S43 white children between the ages Of
four and twenty-one, in the public schools
al Cincinnati. The net Increase in num-
ber for tue year l848 has, been 5.372.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

The barque John ". Collin, cleared at
Philadelphia OH the 7th inst, for Caliior-
mia, via Valparaiso, with large sssurted
cargo valued at $36, 900. Her NANTES,
was about two yards long. .'7Hrilu
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

There are at this present writing ever
two thousand newspapers in the United
States. In l776 there were but thirty
eight all told.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

EsAngustus'C c. Dodge and George w.
Jones have been chosen U. S. Senators
from the State of Iowa.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

SO anxious are seamen 10 touch the gold
soil, they are now shipping at New York
to California, at one dallar per month.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

sumption Of vacancy raised by the writ
of election issued by the Governor. He
contended that Mr.. Jones was entitled TO
his seat, until he was ousted by vote Of
the Senate, after hearing all the testimony
in the case. &
On leave, Mr. Jones addressed the SEN
ate, at some length, in support OF his right
10 a seat. He said that the records of the
Senate showed that he had been duly quail
ifiedss Senator, and that he could not be
deprived of his right as such, until facts
were proved, which, under the laws and
constitution, would exclude him from his
privileges on that floor. He argued al
length the positions assumed by Mr.. Wells,
and spoke Of the evilconsequences which
might flow from the decision of the Chair,
as precedent, if it were now sustained
by the Senate. .a.s
On motion of Mr.. Gatewood, Mr.. Lam
ders was granted leave TO address the
Senate, in person or by counsel. ... Il
At Mr.. Landers' request, time was al
lowed him TO procure the aid of counsel,
and on motion of Mr.. Ga:ewood, the mat
ter was laid OH the table for the present.
On motion of iir. Polk, the Senate went
into the election of Secretary. sm
Mr.. Voolfolk nominated James II Brit
ton, of Lincoln county. sat
MIR. Buriis nominated VIM. d. Kerr, OF
Cole county.
Mr.. Edwards nominated VIM. B. Stark,
of Cole county.
On the 2nd ballot Mr.. Britton recefv-
ed IA votes; Mr.. Kerr, 2 votes; and Mr..
Stark 10 votes.
Mr.. Britton having received a majority
Of the whole number of votes given, was
declared duly elected Secretary, was duly
qualified, and entered upon the discharge
of his duties.
On motion of Mr.. Hudspeth, the. Senate
then proceeded TO the election Of an assis-
tant Secretary. an 8e
Mr.. Hudspeth nominated Edward NJ.
Holden, OF Perry county. s
Mr.. Norris nominated Geo. w. Withers
of Grundy county.
Mr.. Gatewood nominated G. D. HAT,
of La Fayette county. .r, ...o.
Mr.. jackson nominated Thaddeus Boon,
Of Cole county. r. 1t 't-s
Alter one unsuccessful balloting, on
motion of Mir. Hudspeth, the Senate ,ad-
journed until half past 2 o'clock, ?. nj.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

More than twelve hundred girls have
deserted the lowell factories since The
laic reduction Of wages. aipls ,e,iAA
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

iS-We have not yet received the Mes
sage of Gov. Edwards. "'
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

".Rnd He saw that II uas mol good tor
man 10 be alone. ."-ScRIPTURE.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, Dec. 25, lS48.

N1ONbh = DNNs -Ot 49, ~
On motion of Mr.. Nesves, Of Greene,
Mr.. McHenry of Bates, was called to The
Char, and H. L. Boon requestedto to act as
Secretary. iaa.ts ;Bg
A quorum being present, the creden-
tials Of the members we're psesenied and
they were severally qualified by Judge
Morrow, after which the House proceed
ed TO the election of Speaker.
DR.. Robinson, of Platte county, was e.
detected OH the first ballot. The oath Of
office was administered 10 the Speaker,
when he took the chair, and in brief but
handsome speech, returned thanks to the
House for the honor conferred upon him.
b. F. Massey, Esq, Of Lawrence ccun-
iy, was elected chief Clerk, on the first
ballot. Maj. r. B. Jackson was elected
Door keeper, without opposition. 800 q
A. q. Marvin. Esq, Of Henry county
was elected assistant clerk on the first
ballot. i"' "fs 2H9
Adjourned 10 2l.2 o'clock, P. NJ.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
Final Settlement.

ILL persons interested arc hereby nod.
n fed that the uDaersigned, Executors Of
the estate Of Henry avery. deed, viii Al
the next FehruarY form Of the HspS
County Court, qnp|I 'or . hnsl etIlemehI
or our administTali lio1 Of said estate.
WM. L. AyARY,
p. g. AvARY, -
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

c,ILK TRINGEs.- 30 rs. Snk Ff1es,,
y al Widths fers.lsby B.ks.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

Sold in Warsaw, only by
.Ilirs " BRORN& DUNN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29

IN pnwusend's safsaparilla is " ,nvareisu
and speedy cWre for lneipieNt Conewmpt ,n,
BsrreuResa isuaeorfhgEs, or Whtas, ohstrue.
q 81 difficult hcnsIruat,an, iuecutincnce II
(rian, ~ involuntary discharge thereof ana
tar tha general prNstfalio u &c the System. no
Watter whether she result pl nlasr n' eaNS
or produced BY irtegulaltN lness or arc-
dent,
Nothing catbtc mere surprising than lts IN
Migrating cff ets onihe human frame, Tor
sons, aAl Weakness and lassitude, from tsR5ng
i, Al once become nuhust aad lull OF encirv.
under itsFntlaene,. II immediately counter
aCts tee neryelossasss ~ the female frame.
Which il The great canse oEbafteaNess.
Il vii mt be- expected e as, In cases of So
rc1jlae a nature, 10 exhibit certificates If
cures msrto mAd, anl we can assuFe the Attic.
ted. that hundreds ofeaseS have hean reported
10 Ns Several eaaea where nmllius have been
without eh ldnen, alter using 4 few bottles Of
this Invaluable medicine, have been blessed
with healthy offspring,
Nv, To,cHSeaa-My wife being greatly dis,
tras>ed hy weakness sad Gener4l Debility.
aud suffering continually hy nsin aad a sem
s5j,on eG bearing down, falling of tho wemh
ana with other 4 aicglttes, sud httng known
cases where your ma3ietNo has effected great
cures, aud also heartag il recommended for
such cases as ! have described, | obtained a
y 3tie of your Extsaet II sa~sapasills, and fof-
taWa The Gin. ctjoas yoa gave apa In Y short
ne I a il removed her yoml iats, aHd yes'ur-
ed lien health, Blg graceful tor the benefits
size received, / ke pleasure ntaas sckuawl-
e3sng ii, and recogtman ding i ID the pubic,
NE d MOORE,
Cor, Grand and Iydius-sIs,
Albany, Aug. IA. 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
GlRIN RNAn NM
.4A4 bewerH.

WOW Wha have pale compositions, dull tpral
hloiyh he's on the tspe rpBHa akim. ard aNa euu
Of spirits, use d bottle II two Of DR. i0Wu-
sends Sarsapari}p, II will cleanse vour
blood. remove the frcchies and biytcbee, and
give yop animation, sparkling eyes, ine Hpie
IL, All beautiful eonHleNtoo-ail vt which
are u immense yalaar e. unmarried ladies',
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
Il.

y ~
I.PIFEF & Gle. ont I honneut + infhrner
y public, lu' ilS cat IN assortment eemllet
ta Iolnhes tou'es cealectjoAnaes. uu' liz AZ
e1atgent SIC poser dahs fe#mea dune dnnl
}oufnee,
liz ont auSst on main des pieces i ipscrfp.
lions ~ sent en- u,esurc d~'aetouplir tons IN
oavtages que Ton poHrta leur commander
CONNIE monuments de tamille a pllsieurs plaees
Cleanliness 90 mRrbre, pierres tumultires se.
Lgnrs mat1rtaux etant dc Ia premiere quail.
", its gaafautlrout tout GO gutIs fonrnirant.
ct Us ne demanderont quedcs prlx tres mod&r5s
Lenf NJ sldenee cat entire IL magazin 4 bon
marche q e moulin 1 seize te Nr Il. Arbur
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29

Ertr wtstl EzTn -4HutltWF MEttIlHE "
.r+. 4.-,,,.
'" /.
ihia Hstlatt " lil w n quar- Yves! :
ir siE ti'n + '.tr'pai: alo "otFnli.o ,'PE,,s'
~ a'iy aald Hchfes diseases Wi,"oN' WV
tNnE fttfaitg, sioFstahg ~ dabj'tai'hg 'he rs
teHf
&nfAf .li arr Y iFfER e. Ep'i1h,
The Fteai haanlf aha 50P"I"f1S ~ la.
tlfsafrifH'a oN"f aI "nfF 'o"'l1.H' I''.i
er'a'aai"s hl.aa72Rt " w, 'F"t8'9z W. it''
lli' one NJ w Wy peat tf1 aH'
inal ntnef afer RtoWhi Il Nh on1 F'Il.7 war,
W4ala sfsioiA aNa stf2lI'i y " y
u t'eatat nav. Fa.P "'' tlll w W., I3g1.s
N~"F#as4e1 w "#iNi ."nA'" n"' KIN.
il"sHh ar IA s.'5 w n st"'' ','s
rsfiathlaa NithW th 'lo
t0atl 3lRlV cures ~ sever eaia3 OF WIZ
~ l,i7l RV"'' M',' '"f'' p,
al1fe WV 2s'lJ = I,a
Rftlsthi 2.3jg ,t.s ~ IA
a. danafH iteel w. , WV =, W.
tao3 I a+es w 'A7 4'l.'sr, y ~ z13 0''
y ainlst 2V97 eas'a W ft.'n''
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we = d'4fa w. t!Ie. 4''al. w..
'n4,Fiuai la0 t''us'is " r. 'T @
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peg. tl VIZ 1ee' tt@,' WEN J " ~ ".i's. o'I
'tseR M sl.R f5Fl tGa1' Y MI, - W. 7'' '''
tfasi' l7ftnal Efeclln's' e'r' ar,tsI
rus we pre- eNay' ,''et ". r{'' ~ '..
hdt VIZ ll'Fe itilaI7 holh = ~ ,lt'ai'- NV ""'
Acquisition ~ Faft7 . wv '.''ls' VT o.
u'f'hiag o3 Y eAtF'en a''' 1"s7, ". .-
bNskH'h. lts'E VIZ ~ lit Ht7t ls7i r.
Drhge-t " ~ Ne#lt@ ' htiPfHs w. NV ~
Ea8 " ier ~ more nan ''Y t'7.7 ~ l'', Ply
a.n''. 'e'g - ! aG5lh 49,, w. .|i r5ts, r.,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
MONEY WANTED

F4r brick already nude aud burned III
Baton Rouge.
Also contracts for setting md burning
brick in Eaat or West I;aton Rouge. The
subscriber Is prepared 10 give his bond for
his good performance oftwice the amount
Of hts contracts, he will undertake. TO burn
on brick except such az are we'll dried.
Large jobs only are solicited.
June 5-1s u. r. FRA SCIG.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
ST. MARTSS SELECT SCHOOL.
BATON ROUGE La.

The Sisters Of Charity have ttlaspleasuro 10
informing the pubic, that they have opened a
school IN this city, III which all tie branches
Of good edueation will be taught.
The s,atofs will uso their best ~endeayhrs fo
advance tlleif pnpils IN their studies, and spe-
cial care will be taken 20 nourisa IN their
minds those principles Of virtue which alone
can make education profitable.
Pupils Of every denomination are admitted.
TIE course Of instruction, commencing with
the elements Of education in English and
French, comprises Orthography, Roading,
Grammar, plain and ornamental writing, Geo
graphy, with maps and globes; Civil aud natn-
ral History, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy,
Practical and rational Arithmetic, Book-Keep-
ing, Embroidery, Tapestry, Lace, embossed and
plain work.
TERMS PER QUARTER.
Elementary Glass. 8 s 90
For the more advanced. 90
There are only three Sisters at present in
the institution but another Is expected next
month from the north expressly to teach nm
SIC and Drawing.
Adistinct school is also taught by the Sisters
for the benefit Of those who cannot pay for the
education Of their children.
Application 10 Sister MARY MAReuERfT
superior, at the Institution. Corner Of NAM
and FLoa1DA Street. March 20 no
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29

49, 81 I tbA'A o..
bave. Ter mufs than thirty years. been
afflicted 4ith Asthma. #hihh was known. no
nnFY ~ my friends, but also n many others
Fhn could judge Of ths situation to which
Ibis maiadY bad reduced mes During The
Latter part oftha disease, / could not rest in
he'd, and frequently, during The space Of sight
nf ten days. | could not eve4 lie down. Sen
ted in m arm ChatF-fny head reclining on
the side af the bed, ! obtained al intervals
suHs fergse! This situation becoming das-
petate. | tfied various tneahs . 5btaih relief.
ard have succeeded. aflaf more than ~a'Yeaf's
research, in Discovering q sraetAe Syrup
whi6h has produced such happy effect dpo,
bat At present | only experience sone slishh
oppression. which Is Immediately F~siiFvai
hr ons of Two tosssl If al any time from
exposure, am threatened with an attack.
| take fefaatet dases nftha syrup. and sue
esed IN obtaining Immediate relief.
II IS not to be supposed that d disease sn
obstinate rs The Astbna. should yield 10 tho
first daaas If the Syrup It Is only after long
use that relief may Ia expected. OF o perfect
rutal if taken Whrn tifst attack d.
AsaFrffefal. this syrup is arn1iaFef in
he greater porto tba digeasa4 Of tta ~ttfeast.
anftias tituGehitte nfiatnfaa ion IT the lffnHs
- tHitSF 49, 'iE fAtitti ? ms iltIfttfEH II
in ftsaa u RIlW3tHpFY ~pitYsiF. sud Il has sur
feaiad befter than tny ultat fe1ieiY III teiiaY-
tuT tifa oppression tfl8i Bi#aFa "aeeaubaiias
this AfHf0ttnE llEaasa4 lIe informs tnat ttfft
IN a,lar II aisfd Certain tsfirf. ha has tsan
obliged tatfafla the aHd OF The a]isaase, 10 al
fnihisietit n strong lesas. tbf. Ran & fGH=
silafs II Bs ono 1T tin best b~aFt6raI faf8aHia SIS.
'IbB diraffpns inf Hse afa attached 10 iifn
bottles.
fhs aaput TOR fl1 sbaya syrup is At Oha
stnfa If The Ullefsia88l and p]fsp4frd by him
IN Hif11 Rouge,
Price u fts per fhtai Oft ouDtes~=a7 50
taf dozen pitfalls.
The foregoing statement is true. ms regards
myself Refers II Or, II. Rance.
dne. 1910. II. LANDtfE,
ALSO A VERY SUPERIOR DEN.
TRlFtCE.
In nar5hy countries and near tbs sea
shors. people nre more or less subject TO
The s5ufYY, which afieet4 particularly the
teeth aud gums, The last become Of 4 dark
gwelledani detached from tho teeth
BY using the dentfifee three or four dave
only al morning and night, they will be
restored to their natural state.
Use daily, Il few drops IN Il tunbler OF
water, keep the mouth In order and fresh.
Also a vegetable Cosmetic. preferable
10 Cologne water, particularly for ladies',
does not only refresh the skin, but gives
Il beautiful white color.
Cologne water warranted frat d1nlfty.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
CHEAP STORE.

s. jacob has the pleasAse to and
nounce to the citizens Of Baton Rouge and
vicinity. that he has received a complete as
sortmeDt Of Fancy Dry Goods, and Clothing
which viii be continued throughout fhe sea-
son. He win sell upon as reasonable terms
as any store in the city. Planters viii fine
a full assortment Of plantation goods at the
sasrs. sept, 25-s4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
BnNbRH3B,


In store and or sale by ttiAtI Il SON,
~ Haff8ls Hour, Ohio and st Louis,
100 do Best brand fBetifed whisky
10 do 10 aih; Brandy and Gin
| Cask C6gnlag Brandy.
9 Haffals pHfe white Vinegar
96 Hdyes saiiit Julien ClatHis
59g0 lbs %ltatiis, Should 5fs and siiasi
80 Sucks HAVANA ana Hio g6ItsHs
D f0Esltaads Bf9Wn Sugar:
4 Boxes beet white Havana do;
80 Kegs western Hhttefi
40 briefs Choice Cheese
100 BDzas Cincinnati aid Boston spsp
q Gross Masohs CHALLENGE Blattjnr
go do w A. cIatEs Matches
10 d6z Water Bdekatsi Il edaf 4 pius1
10 nests Gedar Tubs and Keaiers;
100 willow BASKETS, assorted sizes;
1000 lbs bast MANILA Koba!
~ Teams wrapping paper.
. Gross liiEhlahdat playing Cards,
10 q ton afd wool do:
30 Sacks drop shot!
% pick gus DHp65ts d~u6pd'edsf.
10000 Pc BtIssidu taps
~ b3za# Vifgiaia ahd kentucky TO.
batGb3
10000 Common Cigars:
10000 borEa,
s5 Kags assaftai Boston Nails.
5000 lis Hollow Nafei
10000 sth1t pipe Heads:
~ doz cHt and pressed FHnt1afs!
10 DO d. do Uaearshfs;
so do Hemp md Grass fish lines.
1000 Assorted sizes fish Hooks:
Also Indigo. starch, Mustard, Batmefs.
s%ltatinH soap. Olive Oil, Bilt8fs. assorted Teas
ste; which we dfIaf at the lowest market pri
eas, aug 9t-39.
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EAa

CASTINGS tye hara on hand. 8hd are
thfei7i1a fegHlffi9t direct tfdai1 The ma6utae-
tory every dase iPtt0u If Hollow #are, rom
Of French pfts, Ovens, hHltIefts,
Wash pots, 9e., q bieb go tdfef for wholesale
ar retail AS leW IS they ran DO obtaine6 In
New Orleans. ptee and 1fArY,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
Albany, aug. II. 1874
no MOTHERS UNMARRIED T.AnIr.

TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES
E3tfsct ii ~1rsapasilla has been ex-
press prepared ID reference ID fem e com
plants. Na enafe who has RISEN rs sEl-
pose siNA il approaching lht cttc cal period.
" tho trp 81 ae.F should negleet to rase ii
as il is 4 caal8n~ preventative fer any 81 Ell
na8aasoHs and hoTTible diseases To which It'll
males are subject u this thae III life. This
aaperioaaY be delayed several years bg using
hiB medicine Nor il i lsss valuable foF |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
important from the French
MetropOlis!

FRESH arrival, djreet from No. rs Rue de-
Il PAX, Pafis, Splendid assortment OF
Pr KFH WERY;
Such as r aencta 81 III kinds, Lavender Wa
Ter, Cologne Water, Creme do Perse, pomade
Moelle 10 Bmuf, Bears grease, Bandoli d, vi
kinds Of Soap, Toilet Powders, poadfe de Riz
Powder Boxes, fosmetiq4es, Opiates for tho
teeth and lips, &C., &e.
These Perfumes ne fresh and expressly I'M
ported for the Baton Rouge Market.
Pl6ase give IT'S o cali, 40 trouble to show
Goods.
July, 17-24. SANGER, HESS &Co