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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
QttfNtNt3. 400 o. best quality Freueh
Quihine In store and for sale by
y p DdUis DrHggiSt
ST. MAR YS SELECT yCHOOL.
RATON ROUGE La.

The Sisters 1T Oh arity have tn, pleasure
Of informing The public, that they have opened
a school 1T this city, In which all the branches
Of cool education will be taught.
The Sisters Will use their best ende ivors
to advance their pupils IN their studies, aud
special care will be taken to hotrish In theft
mn h thnsr prime pies Of virtue which alone
can make education profitable.
Pupiis If every denomination are admitted,
he course Of instruction, commenting
with the elements Of edu atiuh in English
and French, 90 nprtses OrtboIrAphy, Reading
Grtntnlr, PLATA and ornamental writing, Gco-
graphy, with mtpa and globes; Civil and natu-
ral II story Natural Philosophy, Astronomy,
Practical and rational Arithmetic, BJ0kakeep-
ing, l1ntbri iderv, Tapestry, Lace, ebthotsed
and PLAIN wot k, Music aud Draw iug.
TERMS PER QUARTER.
Elementary Glass II 6 90
For the mufe advanced. . OO 4,
A i slihet %aGtlijl ia nj al taught by the Sic
rcrs for the benefit + those Whb raltuut pay
FIR the education Of their ehildle.L
Ap1IiCa ~ to Satar MAnY MAHetEatr
.Suaeru,r, At thu Institution, Corner Of MAIN
ard FL0etDA streets.
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Family aroeerx sire

E1 THE undersigned ~ fa pee fully "A
9 informs he public tIiat Ie tas 81
Just returned from New ORLEANS. and Ii
on hand, and Is constantly receiving nj his
old stand on Leyee ST., a large assortment
Of articles, In the above Inns, among which
are
SUGAR, Louisiana, aud Havana, double
refined. crushed, and powdered,
COFFEE u TEA, of various qualities.
FISH, sardiaes, Cod Fish, ~lIadd0ek,
Markefel and HerFihgs,
TOBACCO, IL different qualities,
CIGARS, Common aud Fine,
CANDLES, Sperm, Star, 5terine, and
Tallow.
SOAP. soda, aud extra Family sBtp,
SPICES, Pepper, Cinnamon. Cloves, Nut.
mpgs. Mustard, Cayenne Pepper,
PICKLES, Cucumbprs, Olives u Capers,
PROVISIONS, Flour, Pork, Beef. Lard,
Bacon, Dried.beet, Bologna Sausa.
ees, pfTongue.
CHEESE, Holland, Cheshire u Western,
KETCHUps, Tomato and Walnut,
OILS, Olive, In half bottles and buttlss,
Lard and Lamp,
FRUITS. Raisins, Currants, Figs, Dates
and Branded Fruits,
NUTS, Almonds and Pecahs,
CHOCOLATE, Sweet and Spired no. !
WINES, of various qualities, C6rditl4 Of
all kinds, Old Brandy, Jamaica Rum,
Holland Gin, M~Onongahela Whiskey,
I.nndpu Porter md Ale,
just Received, 5000 papers of Garden
Seeds from Wakqman and Bsauman, Pitts.
bnrgh. II. RISKY aud Go, New York, and
the Shakers, pleasant bill kentuoh y.
Also an assortment Of Flower sreds.
! have constantly on hand Tar, Resin
and Pittshutg Coal.
Dec. lB-47 If. A.. MO%TAN.
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ANOTHER NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
NOVEL.
Northumberland

! EbffBb 3Y GEu. !. MoRRts AND N. T.. Willis,
Published euetg Saturday IN he citg n New Yofk, at
fao igliars d Batr IL ddetaee.
The widespread popularity and the rapidly
increasing circulation Of this refined aud ele
giant Family NEWSPAPER. have enabled
The pro1rietufs 10 enrich IFS co tumns with the
production Of a unn ct Of the most brilliant
and original wri ers If thB age: and they take
greal pleastf re IN announcing for Immediate pub
ftratfyH, another beaui ful AMERICAN
NOVEL. from d disiinpuis she'd pen. 1t is sntit-
led eDEsSiE EIsLE OF GhENMARY."
10 all readers. and to the LADIES In particular,
this admirable story vill be found intensely
interesting and highly ut raeiiYei and those rho
irish ID r~essiDs Rs chapters ENTIRE. will be
enabled 10 d. so by semi ny their names to the
editors HithBit delay.
The HoHE journal Is n peculiar paper 1t
contains many remarkable features, heretofore
uninterrupted by any newspaper either ofthis
count Y ut oi Eiribe afd it is printed in the
best style Of the yp1ErapbiCalHrt. The very
moderate price at which il is tiiered, Give dol
lars a year, or three copies for five d0'lars)
bring 1t within the reach Or the s~tttetest econ.
otnist and 1t is universally admitted to be, in
its whole arrangement and details, the most
valuable equivalent fr the trifthg amount Of
the subscription, ever offered to the reading
public. Address
M0RtltS 81 WILLIS.
Office If pUjtbaioa. tU7 Fulton street. Netr York.
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4

The baton Rouge institute Il Prospectus Of
which may be seen at the Offices If this paper
and The i'ieayuns-the bookstores Of Messrs.
Norman Il steel-as we'll as all other places of
public resort in New Orleans and It's vicinity;
or procured ON applieatien-from the Princi-
pal-the llevd. JoHN BuHKB, will be open for
the reception Of pupils on the 1st Del. next
Terms for Boarders 800 doliars per annum
payable haJ ysmriy, in adeaHee-Musie, Draw.
ing Dancing, Fsuaing-makinp and repairinv
elolhes. books and stationery, an extra charge.
Terms Of tuition for ~Day.rnpils-in the G g.
mentary branches Of an English education.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic-5 dollars
per month Classics and Mathematics-5
dollars per month obstruction In French,
German, Spanish and TtalianA7 dollars per
m NTH, or separately, . dollars per month /;
Dratying,-Two lessons each week $3.50 per
month, or 0 dollars per qharters
Instruction ID Instrumental Music . per
month.
No boarding pupil of this establishment,
t1nace0mpanied by the Principal or one Of
his assistants, shaiI4without special per.
~missi6n-be seen in the streets. All respon-
sibility In relation 70 day.scholars, after
school hpurs,-and beyond view Of the tnsti.
t~ution,-shalf, save in case Of some special
understanding to tn contrary rest upon
their Parents or Guardians.
Sept. 25-34. IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20

ATLANTIC, LAKE AND MISSISSIPPI.
Pt TELEGRAPH.
Including ne NeD Orleans Line, through
The Mississippi Votteg.

Including ne NeD Orleans Line, through
he Mississippi Vohepl
As ! have now extended the "Anantic,
Like and Mississippi Telegraph" from the
Atlantic Sea board to The Mississippi at ~.
Louis, including the The Great Lakes, and
hive sa nearly completed the line 10 Men
Orleans, that the Whole Photographic tango
from tho Canadian frontier TO the Gulf Of
Mexico will he In operation on lines con.
structed under my arrangements about The
elise Of Jme-m king d total Of about loir
thousand miles of 'TeIegraph-(with ar.
engagements for extending those lines 10 M
aggregate Of sit thousand miles before De.
cptnber, connecting 'by lightning" nearly
evefY important point on all the inland
wateftSof. the United Statesl-1HIS NO.
TICE ISdiGVEN, that. ifany where along
the whole range Of lines thus constructed,
or IN progress by tiny a~ssoeiat and my.
self any demand whatever has been inad
v%ertently left unsettled by any person ON.
ployed in the construction OF those extend.
ed lines, such demand may be forwarded
10 tie for settlement hY my agents at New
Orleans, St. L1uis, indianapolis, Vincen
mes. Wheeling, Nashville, Memphis, Nat.
chez, Tnsenmbia, Louisville, Cincinnati,
P%ittsburg, Chicago, Galeua, Detroit, t}uf
falo, Philadelphia, Albany or New York.
Other opportunities will be taken to ~.
press my sense Of The confidence and
friendship with which | have been sustain
cd by my fl o w.citizen-, and by npwspa.
per press generally, while engaged thus
extensively in carrying oht A PROJECT in
which | embarked before II mile Of Tile.
graph was constructed hy individual enter.
PRISE ia America. and Ia which | have had
10 contend rot ouIy with all the difficulties
81 a new enterprise, but with extraordinary
troubles that are already too flmiliar TO the
public. HENRY U'REILLY.
Ncac Orleans April l2th, 1913.
TTCol. CHARLES DOANE, nj New
Orleans, will attend 10 any business con
neeted with the above mentioned Iinns.
april 21-l2.
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REMnNALl

MtUHEb OPFBaHBtN, formerly occupant OF
the yellow store near The Post office, has moved
to more coin uodiotis premises lately rented.
by Mr. IT. Lanoue Sem. between Jacob and
Dtislieimef's IN Lafayette Street, whore he
will have constantly IN hand an extensive
ani well selected assittii ent of every descrtp.
tio7 of goods suitable for The wants Of the
Citizens Of Baton Rouge and vicinity,
The ltdiss are specially invited to honor
him with q call at their earliest convenience.
april 15-l1,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
New Store--- Fresh Arrivalsl
X q Ain n y

A New Store has been opened by the
Undersigned, ut the stand formerly oceu~
pied by Alfred Gatss, on Church st eet, TO
which the attention Of the pttflic IS respect.
fully called. The stock on hand is entirely
now, having Just been selected in New
Orleans by the undersigned himselt--and
consists ofthe following varifiyi-
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
GF5uoh rs the latest styles Of Barege
| Fancy Velvet for ehtldfe - clothing Fancy
Raw Silks, Oregon pIatds. Scotch and
French Plaid Ginghans, ShHWis, Blankets,
Cotton Brown and BIsached, Hosiery, Steel
1etirules, Plaid | iaseys for Servants, Fancy
Cassimefes for Gentlemens' weaf, Ky. Jeans
he'd and White Flannels, Cotton FlaAhei'
Fine Dimity, White iaebnet and Camtrte'
Book and Swiss Muslin, Irish Linen, fem
Stitched aud Plain Linen Camb. HUKrs,
Gottonades Of all kinds, &C,
SHOES.
A general assortment, viz;
Ladies' cnlored and black Booteas, ladies'
Baskins, Ladies' Slippers, lad es' Irogabs
Of VII au% ilities, CliIdrens' and iotthB' Shoes
Gentlemen blatk B1ote f, Gents Morocco
Brog KIP Bto{an Mems Slippers, &c,
UMBRELLAS,
Black silk, Glngl7m and Cotton; al sizes.
GLOVES,
A first rite On .ljtv Of i}Hchskin rid n.
Gloves, also, f ncy and black kid Gloves for
ladies aud gentlemen.
Pc RFUMERY.
A choice aud fresh assortment Of II ,]seaces,
Polnade, Creme dc perse, Cosm ti4ues,
Creme u'AmAndas.
TOBACCO,
Grocery keepers Wishing to buy n first fato
article Off LUMP tob eco, ut Now Orleans
pficer, woud d. well to II and examine, be-
fore ordering ~ffohttis tity=als6, i sample Of
%p,nish cte4rs. Both Of the abote mined
articles, | vii b. enabled, in future to fur
ni<h in Baton Roug', at ty ptiees-havins
mad arrangements to that eff ct, with an
Importer.
The whole of the gools sbv enumerated
will be- cold At the lowest pHe s. for CASH.
t'e, 1877 En r. w BOEGEL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
q. T. MARTIN NJ. d.

UFrEH HtsrtSa CREER, Caroline ca, NJ d.
.Oet. ~, 1916.
Dr.. GeptEe r. MtrtiH-Sir Having been mads
acquainted with the composition Of your valuable
PHI by Yourself, s0tne twp Or three years agb. I have
ttsed them freely il my private practice with entire
BtIseess, md slatl continue 10 dd SO ne long a. I may
t%ractice medicine and NOW take great pleasure In
recommending such d Pill ar yours 10 the public as Il
safe abd efficient ]ptfreatiye III al cases where a puf.
Eative IL necessary. Yours with respect
joHN r. BouN. NJ. n.
By~pfepared aud sold by MARTIN II WHttBLEY.
nj their Wholesale Drug &tsfe. Baltimore. And by
the following agent II. r WaBDtbL, Baton Rouge.
Antii q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
A MOST EXCELLENT, PbEAsAN II.
AND NEVER-FATLENG MEDIC Inc
Another Wonderful Cure Of Consumption
In Ngyrislgpn, Pa.

Another Wonderful Cure Of Consumption
IN N0rrist1yH, Pa.
We take great pains TO procure authentic
and respectable certificates anil never give
publicity 10 any other
Din. swAfaH, PHILADELPHIA,
Dgar Sir.lit afF0Hds ma great A~fttsfac-
liol tn f4y bpf,fe al American public The
wonderful success Of your DUmpou I'd SyruJ
Of Wllf ChnrFf, 10 curing ne Of that dread
10 die lsr, Consumption after all 0thef
means iad fitted WIS attacked with pain
Ia thy breast, very much affected my voice
aud lungs, and a ifi dbiesutns cough. and
sure throat. Wy bowels Wefs eastiye, appe.
lite nearly gone, and my st0 mach was SO very
weak that my piysiGl9il Was Al d loss 10
know What ~ dc for the. as every thing | used
W tia shape Of medicine was Immediately re-
t"rted, ! remained four months in III aw-
iul condition. aud gave mp all htpps of ever
recovering, Hearing OF The wonderful turss
daily performed by Your invaluable mebicin ,
=" Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Who ping Cough
sid all diseaseHUf the lungs aid breast, |
Reluctantly determined to try ". 1 purchase
I'D y bottle bt your agents 10 this rlGGHs
tMD0re " LBhgHkef) which appeared 10
take hold Of my disease, aud relieve inc.
! continued using Il Unit It gradually restorl
cd me 10 health aud strength. Several Of my
friends were affected 10 the me manner
thai | was myself, who declined Using the
Hyrun. they. | ain sorry to sly, Appeared to
he FIST approaching that buurte wbefl no
traveller f%etttr1s, As ! expect sogn 10 leave
these patts,1 give yau his as a standing tn.
mortal 10 the great virtue Of y tur invaluable
Compound.
ID. G. WtbsoH, NorristBwn, Pa.
CAUrttN.-All preparations from the Wild
Cherry Tree, esrept DR SwAr4E's. are both
HrltUui and counterfeit, aud sBttn I mp years
after this valuable medicine had introduced
itseIfinto the ok ehambtr thstettte ash
lor d. S@ayne's Compound Syrup Bf wild
Cherry. and purchase no nther. Tbs genuine
article ia prepared only by Dt. Jvavne,
Norrlt-wast coFhar Of Eight, and Race.
"a rents, Philadelphia.
Pamphlets ran he obtained CHARTS. setting forth
M array nf testimony that will %cunviuce the most
%ekrpitral Of the wonderful virtues " awayhe's Com.
parHj Syrup Of wild cherry. Call hni get pne.
that oil may read. Purchase The medicine, aud BIZ
UtREp.
@ob1 w Geo. NJ ltBRoN Al and o p DAVIS, Baton
ltpt1e.
may G-tI
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AVIS All PUBLIC.

lie soussign6 informe respectueusement
SEES a,nis ct 10 public en- general quill Sc
trouve dams Ia n6cossite d'obteRir du comp.
tant pour tout lois d'edifce livre a son mou.
lin 4 seize /; ct request ceux qui lui doivent
de venir regler leurs complies Immediate
ment aussi, a ~layenir tous ordres doivent
etre accompanies par du compliant.
Ceux qui ont dss reclamations conire le
soussign6 sont invites d les presenter atm
qu'ils soient liquides.
FREDERIC ARBoUR.
april 39-l3 BIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
NEW SPRING GOODS
Town Residence for Sale, or
to be Rented.

A new comfortable dwelling, situated on
Lafayette street, near the Garrison, for sale
or to be rented; possession given immedi-
ately. For terms apply to Joseph Menard
ESQ, or Jno. Caldwell r, five miles below
Baton Rouge.
Jan. 29-52 3 IS.
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AVIS.

Les so1ssignfs marchahds tailleurs dams
Ia rue de Lafayette, en- face do Mr.. Mus
selman eonfseur, ont Phonneur d'informer
les habitants de Baton Rouge ct des enyi-
fors, qu'ils ~vienuent do r%ccCy0ir I'M tres
joli assortment de MARCnASDfsKs en- tout
ce quill Y q de mietn pour rautomns Cd
rhiyer. don't its Offrtmt D confectionner dams
10 derni0r genre ct au prix le plus mo-
deere. MOREAU ~ Co.,
linton Rouge. Nov. 40 II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
To the Genflnmen.

VICTOR IIEBERT beps leave TO inform his
friends and the public generally Tint his sieek Of gen.
tlemens' wearing apparel Is equal TO any in New On.
leans. The following hre spins If the articles to be
had ut his store, in Lafayette street, between Davis
| md Singers stores
French Msrino Fr0cks, u hsriuo Drgp d'ete pants
dress eoats, Alpaeea Mohnir ind
Sacks ii skeleton coats, Linen pa1tta.
German Merino, tIo) Linen bosom shirts,
Cloth Goats extra fine, do. he1nstiteltedL,
Frochs aud Dfcps, Silk ntler shirts,
Merino under shirts. French silk hats,
Cruvuts u gloves fall sorts, Panama hats.
Ieghorn Campeehn and Bbnibazine pants,
Pedal straw hats. English and German
Satin. silk and Bombazine Merino pants
yeats. White MaFseille vests,
Linen DrillinEs for pants White pants,
Also Drawers
A fine lot Of Custom work, Patent Leather CATERS
Philadelphia shoes. ard Brogans Of u supe-
rfor quality.
And many other articles too numerous 10 mention.
mar Z5-3,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20

N~KtRKBRrDE'S TATTERsALL's
AHEAVE POWDER5-This remedy
which has been used with such remarkable
success In England for the cure of heaves,
or thick-wind, chronic coughs and colds IN
horses, is now proved to be a positive spt-
cifc In these complaints. Those who have
heretofore considered these complaints en-.
tireIy incurable have been obliged 10
change their opinion before the
ASTONISHING RESULTS
that have been effected by the use Of this
medicine in the city Of New York alone,
where more than 400 horses have been
cured Of wnrsg cases Of heavea, &C.; since
their introduction there. The Tattersall's
EHeave Powders, have been fairly tested in
this city, having been used by the most X
~tensive omnibus proprietors and livery sta
BILE keepers, to many Of whom we are per-
mitted TO refer for proof Of their efficacy in
above diseases.
Great Condition Medicine.
Besides their specific action upon disea-
SEES OF the lungs and windpipe, the latter
sails H ave Powders, from their great al.
~terative and restorative properties, are as
efectual in horses as ~sarsaparilia proves
To- be In the human race for the removal Of
impurities Of the blood and predisposilioDs
TO disease. Many cases Of founder have
teen prevented and cured by a few doses of
the Heaye Powders, when thrown INFO the
food that's given to the heated animal after
a hard drive or exposure to incIement
weather. They are warranted TO cure the
worst cough in a few days, and will wholly
eradicate q recent cold BY the use Of ! or 2
doses. AS 4 condition medicine, they are
u~nequalIed, especially, when = tight hide,
staring coat,io ss Of appetite, etc, denotes q
arrangement Of the digestive functions, or
existence Of bolts and worms IN the alImep-
.tary canal, as described in the following
certificate
Messrs. All Cough & Co.-Gentlemen:
That package Of your Heave Powders that
| bought of you for my horses cough has
entirely cured him, and III a different way
than expected. The first dose Of Expecte-
rant Powder that / administered brought
away nm immense number Of worms from
him and / believe they we're the cause Of
the cough, rough coat, ETC. which he exhibi-
ted, f0r that package has entirely cured
him: his appetite IS good, and he is now In
prime condition. cheerfnlly recommend
your heave powders for worms a. yell IS
sAM'L ROBERTS.
East Hampstead. T.. I. Oct. 8. 1e47.
For sale BY A. n. COUGH ACoy 140 Ful-
ton street. New York, sole proprietcrs.
II. I. WADDILL, agent, Basoa Rouge.
may I3-Isn
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DIR. MARTINS UNIVERSAL PURGA.
ttItfta ~ 1 ~ -

In Offering those PAs To the pnittic, we know tiiers
tatilbt he . better, TT a nibfe safe. ensy pr agreeable
P~dfrntiye. They speedily remove all %irrirutinp INIT
tefs retained IN tIs bowels. Or "witen the tnbittlal
alyine discharges are ton tardy or insufficient for
health, by their specific virtues Fhey restore fhe frne.
TONS to a healthy artiuft, atd tfs hlbui TO It's natural
purity. Retd Dr.. l0oti' e%ertLieate
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
CARLTONB R1Ng RONE AND

JUtEt -|
For the CHre Of Ring BONE. Blood SPAWN,
Wind Calls, Splints, and Curb on Horses.
Caution to he remembers ID ~-all If til above
articles sold only, remember, oit1t in Baton
II ugs by II Y. Waddiil and O. Z. Davis, IN
New Orleans ty Ctnstouk He1., 80 Foydras
st. only pteprietofs Of Dalleya Genuine Magi.
cal paih Tx fbci6r ard lew Dtyids or Hebrew
p~laistef. Jany 7. IB.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
STRAY MILE.

A&-H
Taken up ny o. g. ysmilahdinabam,
about nire miles atetyc Baton Rouge, u
dark brown nj 10 about IA hands high (;
old and very h6mely. lie Is branded u.
on The neal sholdets and has az enlarge
tnetlt on each side Of bis head, supposed
by the big head.
The owner Is requested 10 Gull and take
him away on payment Of charges aeeor~
ding 10 lazy.
r. g.. HENDERSON,
april s-10 Ranger
Will be sold al the Court House 10 day
at 19 o'clock, u stray mule iaken up by q.
G. Vandlandinghain, AID posted according
to law.
r. q. HENDERSON RAreEH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20
Clothing at Cost.

Wishing to dispose Of my Winter Clothing ] " i
sell the balances on hand ut cost. Persons In need Of
the above article will do well TO call early.
febl212 EUGENE LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20

HAvE YOU A CouGB--DD nat ellect n;
thousands have met a prena ure dea h Tor
tho want al attention To com nan cold.
IInee You cough2 Rev tr Bar holoncw's
Expectnrant will most posi- lively give rctief
aaa save yuu from thtt mos, awful disease
pulm mary consumption, which usually sweeps
into the X ave hundreds Vt the Young. and
old, the lovely aud the gay. Sid only at So
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-20

A NEW re NruRE-BAnrhoLoNew's
rlvk GXrttrDRAvr svRup, tot IT, cure rt
ca trht Io'ds. ii ~ i s4asra II the Lungs
w. p%,atttVrI assert to- b. superior. an 10
en- q with more certainty tlHsti any ,tlur mn-
Il Gu AM his az DO m,ic evident TO alt
wh, use IL, w have a!o Tor sale Wis,ar's
Bt@au ofN Id Cjtorry. lr Alrnt ilaNstm
at titnrNurt nid ct rnr O. g ratcd cough RAM
od"'e, b It W. c IA 10 ltly offlr the PINK Syn.
rr "A pas csstNE N re tan tive properties
thm any other r3tnrd9, SJlI at 80 Z ydraEH
st, -
To ruf puBbtc.- he ot ivinnl an gcnu-
inc N Nj al va II aNtr ,c'ur, old by Cumstock
Il c., % poydHlss At. "a 4 sovereign reme-
dy f Burn, = Ills, Sure eyes and Nipples,
Ery.i>nlas, Barb rs lir4, Cuta i5r tpt Gus Of
ite kin, Sc, -
the PILES CjRED--fhe san on now
approaches When tins : our ~ to thn tnlAb-
tAttsat nr city, The Piies, rrry ia tn an al.
SHrtn.nF es'nNt4 THIS coinp4int Maybe cured
ny IlAvs ltNiHENr, or the urrce OF The artt.
Gle rot ltHed. "" warrant Nv all Eases.
DR SpoHN'a SICK HEADACHE REMEDY WHY
viii Won sulE r with tina, complaint wien 4
ren d. is at htn.l that VIII MT fail to cure
your This reno Y will eff ttually destroy
any attack Of headache, either nervous or
ht'iaua, II haa cured ,ase. Of twenty years
sanding. -
KEEP Your FEET DRY : Re,nenb,r
~ preserve health the f,,t should he KEEP
drr, au thu the OH. OF rANlN renders
leather Water. prlat, aud doubles is dor .hll.
tty, Sold only at 80 roydras st.
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Also.
Cash Advanced.

ON land scrip, notes. bills, aud MI other species If
property. by The undersigned, who win be found NJ
The store Of John Garvtf. from y A. ". until 4 p. ".
THOMAS PREND RGASf.
Mar II If Baton Eeaure. March sub. 1918
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nONT 70 ALARMEDI
Notice.

CLOTHINGI CLOTHINGll
A fall assortment ofaIl kind, on ~ reasonable terms
AZ In any other house In Baton Rouge
april BILL. EBoEGEL e Go.
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old, the lovely aud the gay. Sold only at So
Poyjras st. -
PRoor posrrIvE-No psrs ~ Ii asked TO buy
CONNECTS MAGICAL Pam ExrRAcfoR-the
creates, remedy over known for Burns Scaldsi
an Sores, Bruises, Chafes SPIRAL IL, Piles,
letter, EtysipeIas, Sore Eyes, Pimples, Cuts,
RheumatismS.without first asking those VIII,
have used this wonderful satye, whether or
not what We say Of il is true. We add the
names Of a few persons Of the thousands who
have tested its virtues; Dr. Haydes, Carrellton;
Mr. p Baly; ~. ID. Moraud, corner of L'amour
aud Union streets; Thomas Carew, Religious
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nnnns A. Attlsr1nN nntrnal

N'FVfT| y N'|.I FNI' 7 UT. FFF n
At s., IAeont's New Cheap store; lots af French
and Scotch G%tnghans of all colors. Muslins, Jnconets
Organdia and Hareurs. MI enlofs.
PlrHRe call and examine these goods and you will
he convinced
March Is