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BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & Co., Office, No. 4S Camp street. few doors
above Gravier.
Horace Bean Office, No. "a Camp street, corner of
Common.
Thomas II. Barker No. % Camp street, corner of
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS wARERooMs'

PRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREHOOl"'1
Nos 20 and 81 (1oid street, NoU York
T1NHE subscribers continue to manufac- 49,
i ture, at greatly reduced prices, fT& I'M
PRINTING PRESSES. Standing Press WnSks4
es Hydraulic Presses, &c. &c, of the most n@sTyAs
approved kind, among which their i'm MT3EsvrN
proved Double and Single CYLINDER MMAAsAA
MACHINE PRESSES for Newspaper FoTNaEzF
and the Washington and Smith HAND -
PRESSES with or without their Patent Iron Roller R B
Rule Furniture. Ink, SC, &C., constantly hand anu
article necessary for complete Printing Ofhes
Guiding Tyne furnished at the shortest notice, and on |
most favorable terms. Ian,
Old Type received in exchange for New, at nine cents per
pound. 80. =,
Editors and Publishers will be supplied with estimate
detail for Printing Offices or BindeFy, by informing us Of ~
style ana quantity of work they desire to do
The subscriber, prepared to furnish Castings OIL !"
size description at the lowest price.
Cash paid for old Cast Iron. -, ~,
The subscribers also manufacture Cast Steel Mil Pit tlo
Cut Circular and other Saws supply of which they ssp
constantly on hand [ml5 12m1 X. HOE w.
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JuDIcIARy DEPARTMENT.


synrsme Covrt-Geo Eustis Chief Justice; P A Rost,
G Gs Fs fGses nBGg " Aen em'' Attorney
US Circuit Court. Mckinley aud T Il Met a f
Presiding Judges + Ranaolp cs5k F. n Ha r. F.
WR wagner Mars Snfsha G A. Labuzan w sheaier, J. H.
Rhinehart. Deputies. Nd
u S. District cOurt-T. H. Mecaleb' Judge N H.
Court e. f a., Gye s7s DEPUTY Ns GlsiR
S.ss"s Tho ne . foo. NJ Berlin and B0F
Ss5ssf :f a1sa ksn Gsa
tin au" and =" Weys I Deputes;, Ga s
fonr is Go, e tx y@ j. r Toedaao and
FI,ss aei e. e. Jews = Batoa sHd
]. o. Cialon, Deputies
officers Of the Parish of Orleans.
FREDKR1cx DrRR1vE. Recorder Of Mortgages
bernard MARIGNY, Register Of Conreyances
ROBERT SPEDDEN, Coroner of the Parish.
erf ef-JoHS LEWIS Sheriff sde esf ie Gsn
M safapa de 4 fs1 Ss%Ss FIT e0
nsopn sam Waldo Charles h snd Edward sensb
Of the Parish Jail; T. Brooks Fl. Bence and Thomas NJ
White, Deputy Keepers
Justices Courts for the City.
Frat Bisre[oice No s n rshonp fs1E s,Je ehn
Hope Constable crHe r ugen A Davesa James Trea
nor, John Speith Deputy Cons,ables. a.
SECOND No e 5' Common Rt1ee. Seo
stable: Edwsrd ?. Kennedy P Conan VIM. Horton, A
Kerklian, Deputy Constables.
Third District-[Ofce St Lonis Alley, next t9 me
,,rer of Bienyie street &c b. Beverly Justice Victor
s sere Clerk J. r Walden Constable N B. Outlaw, L.
H. Sere, Deputy Constables
Derbes Justice Paul Duverges Clerk; Gustave MeynIet
Consta be A Meyner F. Generelly Deputy Cons'aDies:
Eyh )istrit-[Otlce corner of Elysian Fields and VIC
tory Street l-Aphonse Csnonge, Justice b. Ganonge
Clerk Francis louney, Constable L. r. faeneeiy' J. D.
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Foreign Weights and Measures.

There are denominations frequently met with in
reports of markets, but their English value not al
ways readily recollected The following table will
be found, we believe, correct:
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Rates Of Gold.

The rates allowed in the Customhouse for Gold
Coins, as per Act of Congress of 1884, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.

rE'HEREi is not day passes by but what DR. r. PAkisJ
co. receives testimonials from Their gems MI
Others procaImng the great virtues of their celebrated e
NESE HAIR CREAM. And they all pronounce Il TO-" n
the best preparation, for the growth, beauty and oa
OF the haT that they have ever used and beeY tha'
accomplish every thing that any could desire r ;rr
Every lady and gentleman who is in the habit Of ,bs
Oils on their hair should purchase bottle o. "
CHINESE HAIR CREAM for it never fails give atisac'
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Governors of the States and Territories.

The following table, which has been carefully
corrected up to the present date, will be found of
value during the ensuing year Of political contest
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MOSQUITO NETTING.
DOBINETT Muslin Linen, and Cotton MOSQUITO
ID NHTTING-a large stock on hand and for sale cheap
by mh5 81 JOS ETTER 20 CsIsp A
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GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN

mr. BILLINGS CARMINATIVE AND ASTRlN
IL GENT SYRUP-.4n IntdtLibic Remedy for Choar1
Tfanlum or Summer Complaint of Children Cholera h
bus Diarraga, and any IRREGULARITIES OF the BoioeLs Used
bY the Surgeons in the United States 4rmy ~'h srsa'
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY recommended
by the most eminent Physicians. letter from the Hev
Alexander Campbell President of Mississippi College, Cn
ton, and now of New Orleans j .,
DR.. E. S. BILLINGs Dear Sl7-lt Is but simple lhsnn@
to yourself and the public generally for me TO say that alter
having abored for several months during the last year nn
until Tin spite of the usual remedies applied by genteme1a
the faculty deservedly high public esmaon) my bodily
system was wholly Frustrated, | found your Ast1nseeM
Medicine the sovereign remedy in the case also ioundN
equally effective in curing OF my children OF the sams
miserable complaint. Since it effected cure on myself
have taken whenever from any cause thsre were Na
roms of recurrence and have always found 1t as efecua
in prevention it had been previously in cure -,
In this Southern country every traveller wheiner ~ aa
water ought to with him this invaluable medicine
by which, without any detention and with almost n0e
pense he might himself he passes on his way Fam
lies and plantations would only much disease u
save many dear and valuable lives by always keeping asa
pau u '''>''''N' w. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
CLINTON Miss, May 10. ls@
From the .4rmy.-Matamoros lMexco) April 5th hi
have used few bottles of Dr. Billings Syrup, sent me
some of the cases of Dysentery under my charge N
powerful remedy, possessing rare medical virtues,
]. B. ASH, Asst Surgeon, U; >. 4 o.
LIZ For sale by SICKLES Y co, 20 Canal ana y =
Magazine streets New Orleans. w. Ii. FOX NatcneSi y
Y. WQoDMAN, Vicksburg; and CHAs. sHRh'h
Grand Gnlf
" Wholesale Agency 70 CAMP Street Sapp orcH
mh7 I'm D. HANobnoo"i"
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WALL PAPERS, Ixsg
MO. 20 CAMP STREET.-THE advertiser mas Nv

MO. 20 CAMP STREET-The advertiser has aiN'''
4 on hand well assorted stock of
FRE.NlH P.8PER-IL4FGLNGS. lieb 40
with suitable BORDERiNGS for each-among WhH"'
Gold and Velvet Papers and Borders;
Gold Papers and Borders
Scene Papers, double and single width
Bed Ton Papers and Borders, do;
Satin, Unglazed, and Common Papers;
Window Papers, 3 feet wide
Figured Screen Papers and Borders; .o5 %
which he selling low Errnch Papers ea can Ds Eh
New Orleans. lie has aIso AMERICAN PAPERS w.
he offers toe than they be purchased elsewhere ,he
Gall in-eaIp prices, and buy if they suit you II nut
is " nothing charged for show :" ,
mh5 1t JOS. RTTRR. 20 Camp >"
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.

g. J. PETERS President JAMES DICK, VIM; L; HoDGE,
Vice Presidents Committee of 4ppfaks H. F. Mckenna,
Vim. II. Avery. VIC Mylne, w. Bogart, VIM. Mure and
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Government of the state of Louisiana.
p,pcrr,vK DEPARTMENT.

Isaac JorSsox Governor TRAsIMoN LANDRY. Lit Gov
f;has Gavare Sec'y State Joseph Walker, Treasurer
T Ro,dsjon 4 nditor W a. Elmore Attor Gen
n r Williams STATE Eng H. Bnnsier Surveyor Genl ;
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VAUDEVILLE MAR1aNy, Comptroller Gen. Sinking Fund

FIRST MUNICIPALITY.
CLEMENT RAMOS, Recorder.
Louis Bozonier Secretary A. Durel Treas. fnDW
w DeBuys Treasurer of the Police Department
A. Rutfel, Collector of Taxes on Steamboats,.
l.. Surgi, Surveyor l.. H. Pile, Deputy Surveyor
C. LANCE Collector on Sea Vessels.
V. Labatut, do. on 'faverns.
Charles Claiborne, do on Real Estate.
w. A. Mott do on Drays, etc
]; Provost, Wharfinger Superintendent, etc ,.uor
John Youenes. Captain of the Guard.
w F. Schexnaydre LIST Lieut. do. Jean Macoin I'd do do
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rsA certain manager being exceeding y anxious
to bring out his nephew tragedian, selected Tor
his debut the character of Young Norva, = in the
tragedy of Douglas. Unfortunately for the young
gentleman, there was heavy impairment to sur
mount, and that was an impeachment in speecll-ds
and MS, BIS and ms being all the same to him as
far as pronunciation went To be brief, the APP
pointed night came, the house was filled, the cur
lain rose, and Young Norval commenced to " frei
his (frst) hour on the stage: but aack! on COM
ing TO give an account of HIMSELF he thus delivered
the text
by babe is Dorval-"
"Stop,' cried a wag in the boxes, " blow your
dose Dorual." We need not say this was a checker;
the pit laughed the boxes grinned, and the galleries
shrieeked again Norval walked off the stage in a
huff, and it was positively his last appearance on
any stage"
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY


JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder;
VIM f Il Garland, Treasurer Geo E Dunbar, Surveyor
F. R. Southmayd, Secretary of the Council
A r. Eldridge Ship Wharinger.
John B: Foster, Steamboat Wharfnger y...,.
William M Curtiss, do. on Steamboats, and Flntboas
T. K Thompson Collector MERCHANTS Coffee ETC.
G. w Shaw Collector on Drays, Carts, etc.
VIM Malcolm Collector Taxes on Real Estate Slaves, etc.
RandeI Hunt Attorney. Edward T Parker Asst: do.
Dr. R Beim. Physician to the Work house.
j. l.. Winter, Captain of the Watch.
Philip Van Beuen LIST Lieut. do Daniel Busby, Cd do do
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From The Mn Ynrk Irihnne of .Lnlu 10, 1841.

y
BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.-We have seen y s, ws
many preparations used the Hair, but not one INA The
could admire recommend to the community; but M mi
Introduction of the celebrated Chinese Hair Cream ~ opg
city and witnessing the application Of it ena u Hr
few days since feel that would be dong ihe onf
injustice (especahy the ades.) not TO EXPIRE
opinion and say that all who in need OF an an dit
dress and beautity the Hair-o keep it soft 10 reno s
and dandfuff to give it dark rich eoor-cannot mn
satisfied if they search the city over thah nyIx
chase bottle of Dr. Parish Il Co.'S celebrated ALI ch
TT Has no EQUAL! ,,uv
Dr.. R. PARISH Co.-Genemen Allow me 70 ar ,oar
feeble testimony, among the Others, IN ay 1 Gaar
desirable preparation by the of Chinese Hal IN pr.
Having used the article myself and IN my family or o
pared to say, that exceeds thing have
soitenng the Hair and removing the dandruf NM n my
has tendency to render the hair soft and plabe a nb
estImation 1t Is all that it is recommended to be Dy o
Respectfully yours &C. liant
GEO G. THOMPSON, Commission MefchsNY
New York, August 4. 1917 IS Pearl st. n1,bon
Prepared only by DR.. r Parish & Co. New YORK wv
all letters must be addressed post paid. , p,rfl.
Sold onty at REsTE PADDoCKs bedtc'Re e IT,, to The
mery Store, Ito POYDRAS STREET, next do9t I'm
Delta Office. Hn1"
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Justices, Courts for the City.
Municipal Officers.
A. d. CROSSMAN. Mayor;
e.c-.tarr. ST.. CERAS. Clerk.

II. D. BEIR, Secretary; ST CERAN' CIsrH'
GENERAL COUNCIL.
First Acknowledgements Cruzat, Felix Maxent' L.
Second iinnie; paiity-Geo Allan A. w. Hanes, j. NJ
Wray. J. S. Thacker. u-u, \,
Third .siunicipaLfty-W. I'll. Wilder, j. e. Holahd j. W.
Vandersrief ID. Stickney.
p c. CUvELLIER, Secretary. x .
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which would produce the almost divine results for which he
bad so patiently and anxiousy sought Opposition
interested persons high in social and professional position
ndcue what they dare not deny They asserted that many
yaccnated persons became covered with hair and ex
tours, believing like bull But the was soon
turned The British Parliament voted him E2O, 600 sterling
(S100,000,) and the world sang his praises.
TIE same spirit has come do,on to oon times Even
while write this Bulletin, interested persons, jealous Of
the wonderful efficacy and success of
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Gas Works Office on Common street. opposite the st.
Charles Hotel ... DR. Campbell Superintendent George
Allen, Foreman; P, Gleises COLLECTOR Gas Light Com
mittee: James Robb Chair E. w. Wells, Seo'y.
Water Works Office Is Carondele street. j. P. Cou.
lon Superintendent; 5. Z. Percy, Secy; William Wright,
oila.lnx
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY

TIL D NUM- PAD ITY.
P. SEuZENEAU, Recorder.
P. +. Nogues, Secretary NJ Esnard, Treasurer.
Louis & Bermudez, Attorneys
J. A. D'Ilemecoun, Surveyor.
p r. DeGourney Collector of Taxes on Drays. etc.
Sol Audler Collector of Taxes on Cabarets, etc.
f. Mazaret, Captain of the Guard.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03

SEcoED THOUGHTS ARE BRsr.--An In.
cident occurred here The other day which
had we'll nigh ended In d tragicai manner,
were it not hat the principal in the affair
very wisely acted ~ the principal that,
second thoughts are besf.'--An frishman,
all Trishmen are the devil both in love and
liquor, thought proper 10 fall in oye with
q very beautiful grim this city, Of highly
respectable family, and good connexions
&c Now the love stricken gentleman,
unfortunately for the success Of bis suit,
could not speak a word d spanish and was
consequently indebted to the services Of d
particular friend TO communicate h. SEN
timents TO The lady Of his choice. 1t 90
happened however, that fom interpreting
The sentiments Of his friend 10 the young
and charming senorita mexjcapa, the gen.
~tlenan, learned in the Spanish language,
inscnsibly, we suppose, fell into the tolls
which had 20 deerly fastened around The
heart Of our. hero the IrishiDan. The cir
cunstance was coon found out by the orr.
ginaI lover, and no sooner did he discover
it, than be waited upon the lady, handed
her a letter. in which be- expressed the most
positive determination to blow his brains
Out, said lie was the victim Of misplaced
| coniidence-a victim to The melancholy
deIu.ion that d man could trust another In
an affair Of love, and further that be con-
| sidered all men lis enemies and would be
very likely to die in that upholy belief. II
his charnler did not relent and save him
the trouble Of blowing himself out Of this
world, into a world Of spirits. JUST as the
last named gentleman was leaving the
lady's house, he met a friend, told him bis
case, and the one become 50 melancholy
at the bare recital Of the others woes that
they both with one consent adjourned to a
~neighboring retreat, in a cosey corner Of
which they were discovered ii . very late
hour, the brains Of both having ransosed
some time previously under the aiE subduing
influence ot sundry hot whfskey toddies.
They are both sill alive with their brain,
come back.-Nezieaa Star
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03

Gen. Taylor was instantly hurried of
for fear Of a rescue, as there were large
forces Of the enemy lowering about, all
anxious to get him into their possession.
He acted in a most resigned 4
throughout. and a. far as we could Judge,
showed a little Of La Vegas spirit, At being
rather pleased with bis place Of prisoner.
On arriving 1t Nf. lie Blanc's he was con
Quoted with due ceremony into the crowd
ed rooms. 4 buzz Of excitement followed.
and when the Old General vas seen. he
waving Of fair hands and loud shouts III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03

Vtrt h Geaerai Japfor, welcome General
Taylor, followed il bridal favor, vas i'm.
nwdi8tely pinned on his right shoulder and
another imprinted upon bis lips, aud he BE-.
eatne the observed Of oil observers. Such
an overwhelming and heartfelt reception
we never before witnessed. The general
was literally crushed under favors /, hes
however maintained his position. II would
be impossible for us to detail al the inter.
eating incidents Of the occasion, and per4
hapg IL would not be proper for US to 30.
tico that the little grandson Of Mr.. Simon
Ii Blanc, who %,ejoiees in The uiinntnE
name Of Zaebury Taylor, was plaeed IN
the old Generals arms, he ~propheeying
That IL was bound 10 be a General some If
these days. This Incident, so Interesting
In itself, and hundred others testifying ths
deep bold Gen. Taylor tas upon the hearts
Of tbs people Of Louisiana, wg will nos
write, btd abruptly end our letter, which
but ia intly records the events Of the Gfst
day Of Con Tayior's visit TO Ibefv1le.
On Wednesday morning Gen. Taylor
pursued his quincy down The coast, call
ing at tas residences Of DR.. Pttiehard, A.
8. Robertson, Edward Moore, John Hagan
Jr, and Il. &. Camp, Esq. At Mr.. HI.
gHn'a h6 Nas Baiufed With s6He remarkably
fine music. At Mr.. Camps lie crossed
the river and was conducted to the resi-.
denee Of G. Albums, Fey, at which place
was assembled q number II friends. The
uncsttajtty Of Gen. Teyl0r's m]orensp ts
mnde IL impossible i9f tic time Of bis visit
10 10 given out, md consequently very
many were debarred from paying him their
respects. All who shook the old hero by
Tbs hand did it with ii eordiality that came
from The heart, and all endenvored 10 be-
foremost in paying Elm attention. 1t co.'s
tainIy Wal u curious thing 10 soc General
Taylor among tbs rich sugar plantations
ofths coast, resembling in every particular
If dress aud manner II fine old farmer, md
maintaining thht appearance by The most
devoted love Tor agricultural pursuits, and
entering into al their details with II ptacti
cal knowledge that seems wholly iucom.
patiblo with q life Of forty years in active
military service. In all the conversation
we heard, little was said Of politics and
nothing Of Mexico. The old General
however, talks freely and gives bic opin.
ions on aIt subjects with The utmost frank.
ness. Whatever may be the notions Of
the world ~ 10 his aspirations, and although
be would serve the people ~ President and
discharge the duties ofthat responsible o.
flee with tbs highest ability, yet we are as.
tisGed that Gen. Taylot's heart Ia with the
tiIlef 0fthe soil, and tbat be would rather
be quiet in the humble home of the farmer
than be surrounded with the power and
potDp Of the White Housc. I. r..
Ptcoyme.
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MATS Il CAPS.

GsavsbN t eaIa nntn4ttr. and carsjmcre hare, boyp fashionable do. do
htaHbsa crown DO, genta' hoYs aud ygu0'a hMa and fancy cloth cars,
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THE FAHHEH78 nY8N ~ THE sfHINa.

TIE FAHHEH'B hymn II TIE HPHfNG
~ i AfHE6H# JssEss
tRfAfteats lord We piafe 5ttr trust
At spring tiaia IN thy ff6IY word.
Which smith who He1ttFfeill in tHa dust.
The seed siHtl III III seftsgtt feHfds.
Shall see tlia germ fias through ihs ntmlld.
Tie yGliielllH e1fii take healthy root.
The toaded iafYestsyg hiiI behold.
The orchard bshd with mellow fruit
We trust thee. Fatterl on IL bed
W. east otf seed with faith like rock.
We give our pi1ft4litaHda ample sfHapd.
Aud fence ottf fields from herd aud flock.
We ttttt dir vines Of thFtftiass sffbDt.
Our orchards pttltH 70 suit lie saps
Whilst tail 6ttF 1Gt Il attes. Feiied and mute
Their aefttlH hearts IN flowers IT, wrap
And wilt lEou bii thy rims HH1 deVs.
Refresh fhe soil WHEN s4hbeam# tHFfh3
Ard dress our fnead# IN Tire bright hnes
Which, spring W9bs from the fBihb6W arch.
And whilst tftdti gttafJ's vt Gtif fields from hull,
And fetWest Natures teFils OUT
Keep from Dtr households grief and Whil.
And mahe our limbs and courage stout.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03

Sra .rsu BReeARs.-I'he quserast Oh
jet in nature is Spanish beggar-for
these beggars beg on horseback and i
IS an odd thing q zee ! ma riding up %
some poor foot passenger and asking almst
A gentleman 10 Valparaiso, being accost-
ed BY one Of these mounted .beggars, se-
pIied-@Wby. sir. you come 70 beg me
who have 10 90 On foo;, while you ride oa
horseback sNefy true, =ir, said the
beggar. aand | have the more need 70 beg,
a. | have to support my lolse u well a.
myself.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03

soHE TnRoar-We have known sew
eraE instances il which tais distressing
complaint, even 10 IL Wost stages, has
been Immediately alleviated and speedi-
" cured BY The folioW remedy Aii4
! pennyvgfth u pounded eamphor with .
wine glass Of brandy, pour ! saa qnanfi-
IL on ! lump If sugar, aad allow Il d dis
solve Hi liz mouth every h8uf. lie thfrd
or lossrth generally enables Clio patient To-
swallow with ea~ss.-1fedne daraaE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03
Dr.tI.

Respectfully offers his services 10 the Inhabitants Of
linton Hgtgs end the adjacent country III Tie practices
If Phystf. sHtagH II Mitthtsty III has ithd III HE
advantages VI The beet Medical Schools IN the United
siataH and hns been constantly stHagsd IN the study
aud pfautite 0f Medicine for thirty yelfs eight 6f
which have teen In b Southern %flifthta.
Once aud residence ID tbs DFi6h house 4h eaAt aiIe
third street haBf the Market. TIBET ems
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03
WILLIAM NIGHTINGALE
BRICKLAYER, PLAsTERER, SLATE

AND BUILDER IN SER
Respectfully informs the citizens Of Baton
Rouge and vicinity, that he will undertake con-
tracts in his line, and on reasonable terms.
All orders left at Pike q Harris store or
through the Post Office will be promptly atten
ded to-Refer to Pike q Hart.
Jan. 13-no +.
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nn. THOMAS

Having permanently located IN Baton
Rouge. tenders his professional services TO
The citizens ofthe town aud vicinity.
Office next door ffom tbe City HBtBl'
Latayets street.
.Ilfnr IL 10,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03

ImrHoHrru.-1he lamsated Tyrone
Power and our c~omnedfan Logan were
riding by q country church yard one day,
when Power quoed q line from Gtay's
well knoya elegy. Pointing to the hum.
bic graves, he said:
"BehoEd where The ri de forefsthefs ofthc
hamlet sleep
To which Logan replied :
~ ithout d Grey their memory green 10
keep
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03

Tne Casmp-A towel dipped in hot
water, and applied to the part affected,
will, II IL said, afford an effective ard i'm.
mediate relefto the painful contraction Of
the mu.clea called the cratnn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03

Rogers niece Jane, who married q
harrington, now IN Mexico, who has sent
her no money, says her husbands afec-
ton ID uurcmtniuo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03

AN t]s7ocgsr NAs.-A person looking
over The catalogue Of professional esBtle~
med ut the bar, wtth bis pencil wrote OPP
pgstte the name Of ono who IL of the bust.
ling order: elias been accused Of pos
yessine talents II another, sceiag the ac~
QUESTION, wrote under the charge, elias
been tried ind acquitted"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03

CoopERrNe MAcmxE.-A New York
paper says, that a machine has been IN
vented for dressing barrel slaves, and that
it will make 1000 sueh slaves, Of 1000
hogyhead slaves in ten hours.