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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
Dir. uORDON'S
VEGETABLE ANTtsBtLlOUs
FAMILY PILLS.
1pYSArr AtfnFyNTfII
II AHRtyALl!i
4Htnry tsHHbs, OIL TWENTY-FIVE

fHtRrY BUSHELS of TWENTY-FIVE
T%HousANb B0x Hs or Itts FAMILY Pitts!
DIR, HJKDONts PILLS are truly the
sick mans friend. No traveller IF family
should be without them. Their timely admit
nistratinn will prevent much pain and suffer.
ing. and save many valuable lives VIII vhu
suffer Dyspepsia, Sick Headache. which CAT
nesitivaly be cured bY the use Of Df. Gordofi's
Family pills, the only remedy yet discovered
No Mercury. q linibeg Of Arse9ie, tier Into
| the composition of thu ss pills. Will Ynu let
this Distressing disease, which has heretofore
bafled the eff rts Of the most Bkilllul aiid sci
ent hG physicians fof genera ifns, Prey ttfori
your constitutions uni they BET me ST hat
Tered that Ot become sdtIatt I'd almost every
disease lneidah t 10 lie iitttitati fratnt. Yes lii
yer Disease, .Jaundita. Dfupsy, ffui raHinatt
nf the Melt, Palpitatiot Uf The Heart, slow
Feyets, general DebiIi y, aud 4 hathtug Cough
and finally eventtates III CONSUMPTION, and
c~otlsigns thousands 10 d timely tolbs. Go
search amid the f1alHria districts If our Conn-
Try, on The records HF human fuifi, YOU shall
find that many thousands Of ths brave AID the
beautiful, the graceful and The gifted, have
fallen victims ffbfti the m my causes produced
by letting this great destroyer Of health prey
tttptn the SYSTEM These Pills actlika a citatrt
on tte organs of digestion, and have a special
effect IN correcting The bile and the gall blad.
der removing ell bbstruc ions IT, d healthy SO.
ere ion If bile, and imparting cliaerfulpess to
the mind as well as Tone and vigor to the
whole constitution. All We ask is 10 give
them a trial. In Bilinus Fsvery and utl THE # s@
ual diseases where purgativs Medicines ats
used, they will be found to act like a On trnt.
Price 81 cents a box, uith full direo Ions
For sale in Datou Rouge by q. r. DAvts,
Il. JouRDAa, q. Ne HrHoMAr, II. r. Wan
DtLh, and BEAB Il SON. 8 sg
And can be bad In all the town and couhtfy
Stores South.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
STATE or LOUISIANA.


Parish Of East Baton Rouge
In pursuance Of a proclamation ISSUED
by Isaac johnson, Governor of the State Ut
Louisiana, an election will be held In this
parish, on Tuesday the 18th day of Novefn.
Der next, for the election Of President aud
Vice President Of the United States, as
follows to wit E. AT The Court house In the
town oil Baton Rouge, presided by John
Reid, Atnasa Read, and James M. Elan,
(commtssioners.1 In the Plains 1T the
house Of Hrs. 7. Townsend, presided by
Henry Carrie. William Sowell, and Charles
DevalL. On Sandy Creek at The hntse
formerly occupied ny james Forbes, presi.
died by tamci@C Cooper. William Kelly, and
John II. McCaa. and al the Forks Of the
road, near the house Of II. D. HARRISON.
ESD. prestd d by William Herrin, John
G. Foreman and Joseph Heard. The
polls 10 keep open at each pfeeintet from
the hour If niue In The forenoon. TIL { ur In
the afternoon Said election to be con-
Quoted aud returns thereof made ~ The
commissioners as the law directs.
Given under my hand Al Baton Rouge,
OH thts 7th day Of September ls4s.
l.. c. NORRIS, Sheriff,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
SDE WALKS,

ne IT ORDAINED by The Board Of
Slerttnen Of the Town Of Baton Rouge, that
ALL persons owning property on either side of
Florida and Convention streets. from Laiayet-
te to Main street, and OH Laurel street, be and
they are hereby required to make their aide.
walks In front thereof eleye rem feet wide tfrom
the surveyed lire II the property to The out.
side Of tho crub) the said sidewalk to be made
Of good whole hrick within sixty davs from
the first publication Of this ordinance.
BE It ordained, &C., that all persons own
ing property on either side of Lafayette street,
from North 10 Convention street, be and they
are here by required to make tltpir sidewalks
In front thereof ten fett wide, (from tie sur.
veyed line ofthe property 10 the outside Of
The Grub the said side wa X to be made of
good whole brick, within sixty days Of the first
public ltion ofthis o djnaure.
Be Il ordained, &c that all trees more than
ten, and less than eng ! feet OF Lafayette
street from Convention to North street, be
cut down within sixty days Of the first pub
LEGATION of this ordnance, and ell sidewalks
within the same limits less than eigtlt feet.
/ shall be made Ten feet. and all ahovo ten feet
shall be cut down 10 that size within sky
days from the tirst publication Of this ordinan-
| &c.
All persons refusing or nevlecting to comply
with the foregoing ordinances, shall be fined
In a sum not exceeding fifty d dlars for each
| offence. Fl. l.. WOLFE, Secretary.
Sep. B-o3. A true copy on record.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
FRESH TEAS.
FAMlLY %GRocERtEa-

Loaf sugar and crushed d. br0wnd,, cot.
fee, tea, chocolate, canvassed bans, lard in
Kegs, pp kies, preserves, pepper sauces, mack
arel and salmon I'M kits, fresh holsters ard
salmon, raisins, cnrrA nts, pr,unes, brandy
fruits, rice, gjugers mustard, spices OF an
kinds, er1rned and fit for immediate uae,
sp.rm candies, sotp, ctstlle do, ind O.. NJ
.bIue, sweet oil, whife wine and cider vinegar.
French brandy. I'D Holland gin ard oil rye
whisk4 y N tdeira, port, champagne and cfsr-
ri wines, cordals, raspberry vinegar, syrup,
&c, &c.
Always on hand Of the bese qnatfty-tn-
getheF with i general assortment NJ fr5ckeay
aud glass ware. For stle BY
sep. 30 ]. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
ET4T DE La LOUISIANA.

En- vettu dune proclamation lancee par
Isaac Johnson gouverneur de lEtat de Ia lie.
une election sefs tenue dams ceite ~paroisse
Mardi 10 7me NoVemhre procbain, pour PEE
lection Dun president ct .ylce-president des
Etats Unis CONNIE suit A Ia maison de cour
dams Ia vile de Bton Rouge, presidte par
John ReiI, Amasa Read ct James M. ELAN.
Aux PLANES 4 Ii maison de Madame Town
send, prasidte par Henry earle, William
Lowell ct Charles DeFall, A Sandy Creek. A
Ia maison ri-devanl de James Forbes presid6e
par James Cooper, William Kelly e. John r.
McCaa, ct 40 poll i Ia forche des rues proche
Ia mason de II. d. HARRISON, prestdee par
William Heron, John G. Foreman ct Joseph
Heard. La dite election seya tunue au dts
polls reapec IFS, de 9 henres du main a A
heures de raptes midi, ct les retours desront
etre rendus scion Ia loi.
DONNIE desus ma main ce Tine Septembre
1s48. L.C. NORRIS, Sheriff.
Sept 9 1e48.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
INVALUABLE
Nj

SIX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure 81
Consumption, Asthma, Diseases Of THE Heart, and all
Female Diseases. 23l pHgea, 2s engravings. Papef
10 cte., bound 70 cts. Mail II any rart-postage 9
lg cite.
Sltuilder Braces and Chest Extaniers, ~ Mail
- any part; 81 cts postage. lnhali'ig l,ttf,ss, silver,
40. nv mil. letter rn4tage. Abdominal Suppurters,
perfect, ea 10 BIO. for all Huptttres, Falling Of tile
Bowels and Womb, and Weak Back and Chest sent
by Express everywhere. Fur Brnces or Supporters,
or Rupture Supporters, give height tfptn head to foot.
aud circumference Of person next the s%t1rfate, just
above the hips. If Rupture, mention which eide.
Agents wanted for the sale Of the above gpuls. Ad.
dress Df. 8. y. FtrUn, TU7 broadway. New York,
prst paid April -. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
FINE STATIONERY.

faved and embossed note paper, royal album, note,
gilt and military ball paper; engraved, embossed
guild border rnd mourning carjs, also velvet and iyory
card RISES, gold and silver morocco paper, gold ed
cling, letter rlipt, craYer holders, bristol boards and
drawing paper, all sizes, Newman, Osborn's and
Reeves drayviff5 colprs, transparent and marble
states: dire and dice boxes, white and yellow euve.
lopse, also $50 realms Of letter, emp, tiestis and blot.
ting piper, just received and for sale by
q m TffRnMAW
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFAC.
TORY.
Raton Ronge. LoMistanA

Bdf0n RoN2e, L0H7stnnA.
THE undersigned respectfully inform their
friends and the public In general, that they
have lately established a Soap and Candle
Manufactory, near the steam SaW-npiil In ibis
town, where they hope That the good quality
AMI moderate psice of their manufacture, will
gain them the confidence and patronage OF the
citiz ns Of Baton Rouge and vicinity.
Sept 1873. 6s. +. plTEF,
III. WESTE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
A BARGAIN,
CARn-

mrs WETZLAR wishes 10 In.
tai Tlform her friends and the public
that she has determined to give music lessons
on the PIANO, and promises TO du all she can
20 advance the pupils entrusted to her charge.
Her terms win be Sl5 per quarter, 3 lessons
a week. She will be found at Col. Dakin's
residence at tho State House.
Oct. 2l. 3s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
To Planters.

THE, undersigned respectfully tenders his
Services Al oyerseer. He has been employed
for several wears in that capacity In this and
~neiehbaTing parish, and can furnish good tes-
rimonials ais 10 his character and ability.
APPLY at n. a. Riley Hofeb s-
sent. le-lm.. Traverse q. REppx1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28

HAVING engaged the services of Mr.. ].
T.. Violet, well known as a comeptant Drug.
gest. | am prepared to accommodate my
French customers with facility. Also 10 Gil
prescriptions either in French English or
Spanish.
Ang. lq-os4s Fl. T. WApDfLL
Druggist.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
LANDsfn EAST and w EST
Fe1iciana Hast BatOn Rouge
gfg.s etc.

For SALE, all tha Lands be4 Exz
longing 10 The stfctessinBs Of John EGe
Rhea and Emile Raonl consisting @a.
Of the following tracts
1st. A tract Of about fourteen hundred
acres of band In the Parish Of West Fell
ciana, fronting on the west bauk Of Th0Htp.
snns' creels, abott eight miles from st.
Ffapcisville, and five miles from Jackson,
composed OF three original grants-This
tract of Land contains about one hundred
acres, Of Thompson creek bottom land,
which have been In cultivation about two
hundred an3 fifty aires Of upland Of first
quality yet IN the woods from three TO
four hundred atress or upland. which have
been In eu t~Ivaii6i, and the rest Of the land
is in wood Of mixed growth.
81. Two several tracts If land. fronting
on the East side Of Ihotnpsons' Greek,
each Of about eight hundred afrents bue
Of which has about two hundred arpents,
The other about one hundred arpents OF
T%hotnpsons' Greek bottom land one Of
these tracts Is noW in cultivation aud goes
by the NAM Of the quarter place. On this
tract there Is q new and cUmfubdiols plan
tation house, Of sawed logs, Gin, Cabins,
Stables etc. The other tract was The resi-.
denoe of he late DR. james RHouI.
8ds Two contiguous tfatts of land OF
first Quality In the parish of East Felicia
ma, having together about Que thousand
arpe nts. These lands are situated on
Black Creek, about eight miles from Jack
son, and are sill In woods.
9TH. Two hundred and forty acres ofland
situated at Ttnira In the parish Of West
Ielieiana, z.5~5.
5tIt. Two hundred and fifty acres ofland
about h mile from The t6An of Clinton In
the parish of East Felictane, one half Of
which IL in woods. alsp various sqta res OF
ground IN the ~heigilbofhotd Of said town.
9th. Two squares of ground, within a
quarter and 4 huff mile Of Clinton respee.
lively, with comfortable dwelling houses,
out houses, gardens etc, etc.
7th. A tfact 6f land of about five hum
dfed arpenIs, situated In the parish Of East
baton Rouge; on Wards Creek, near the
plains. about seven miles ft0m Port Hud~
sun, and fifteen miles II m Baton Rouge ;
This tract Of land has never been under
cultivations
9Th. A tract of land In East Baton
lou se about iieo miles from Batbn Rouge.
The original graft Of this tract ufland calls
for a thousand afpents and to front on the
Mississippi l9ivef--By a recent survey
~prottactipg the lines to The River, the tract
contains between two and three thousand
acres, this tract Of land Is altogether in
woods, and il supposed to he we'll talcdlat.
ed for d wood yard.
Bth- A tract Of land of twelve hundred
arpeots situated In the parish If st. Land
~ near Bny0u-, This tact has never
been In cultivation.
10th. A tract Of land in tbe parish Of
Teheas fronting On Like st. Peter, ron
ta lining eight buntfhd arppnts Tblstfact
Of land has been III cultivation for several
years, III
TEnYs50FT Sam f@
are 1tte fourth cash, and the l~alanee III
| H. --- .-.-I s4II- IL4Z4#Z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
New Store Fresh Arrivals!
4 a. = x

A New Store has been opened by The
undersigned, at the stand formerly Ueeti~
pied by Alfred Gates, on Church Street, to
which the attention Of the public ts respect
fully rallied. The stock on hand s entirely
new, having Just been selected IN New
Orleans by the undersigned himself-~and
consists ofthe following Variety
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
nFsueh as the latest styles Of Barege
Fancy Velvet for ehlidfen's tluthing. Fancy
Raw Stills. Oregon Plaida. Scotch and
French Plaid Ginghans, shawis, Blankets,
Cotton Brown and Bieached, Hosiery, Steel
Reticules, Plaid Linseys for Servants. Fancy
Cassimeres for Gentlemens' wear, KY Isars.
red and White Flannels, Cotton Flannel
Fine Uimity, While Jaconet and Cambfic'
Book and Swiss Muslin, irish Linen, Hem
Stitched and PLAN Linen Camb. HnKrs,
Cuttonades of all kinds, &C.,
SHOES.
A general assortment, viz;
Ladies' rnlOfed and black B0utebs, Ladies
Buskins, Indies Slippers, Ladies' Bfogans
of III qualities, CltildFeus' and Youths Shoes
0entlenpns' black Boote fs, dents Morocco
Bfogan, Kip ~Drogans, Mems Slippe IS, &c.
UMBRELLAS,
Black silk, Uinght and Cotton: ati sizes.
GLOVES,
A first rate quality of Buthshih riding
Gloves, also, ftnGy ard black kid Gloves 70,
ladies' and gentlemen.
Pc RTUMERY.
A choice and fresh assortment nf ESSENCES
pofnade, Creme de Parse, Cbzttietidues
Creme d'Alna0dbs. tt#
a TOBACCO,
Grocery keepers wishing 10 btty q first rate
article Off itthp tob'ceo, at New Orleans
prices, would d. vel to call and examine, be.
fore ordering from the ~City4also, Il sample d
Spanish cigars. Both Of the abose named
articles, will be enabled. in future to fur.
nist in Baton Rouge, at city Understanding
rnads arrangements to that eff ct, with al
Importer.
The whole Of the goods Bbovr enumerated
will be sold ut the lowest prices for CASH.
Get 1877 ED. r. w. nOEGTL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
no the Public.

Notwithstanding the demise OF Mr.. Istdore
L.arguier, SEN, The undersigned have agreed
that the firm OF ]. Larguier 81 Son, will be
pontluned until the LIST day Of January 1910.
'"hose who are indebted to said firm are
l. Dested TO settle previous to that time, and
those who have claims against them are re.
quested 10 present them so that they NAV be
immediately settled. ]. LAReulER.
Oct. 81, 1s4S-3tE. ]. LARGuIER, ir.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
20 sUGAR AND CorToN

PLANTERS.
500 pre-. French III pts blankets.
5000 ytis linsey's assorted,
1000 yds twiiled cotton, tLovel1
9Jp00 yds shifting, Lowell,
20 prs hlne blankets for canpnts.
800 prs best Oak Tanned Russell brogans,
100 prs black kip hrogans,
500 yas and one half bro8n sheeting,
800 yds blue Denhams.
% dozen cane knives, assorted and superior
quality,
1000 gals whale oil.
Ladies' and skinrners, fur sugar hsuaas.
Sugar hOuse lamps ; an a full asaorfansnt Of gro
series for sale BIZ
Yep 10Y A. MATTA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
M1TCHELL's EYE BALVE.
. CERTAIN, SAFE AND EFFECTUAL
CURE FOR SURE, WEAK AND
INFT.AMEt1 EV Fa.

@ 1--WE lin I'VE RlD Ell ESS
The great advantages possessed by this NJ
idle over every other, are -its CERTAINTY.
sAFETY; C0NvES1EN6E. and EoonoMY. All
physicians admit that great danger is 10 be-
appretlpnded from ~drugging The eye when IN
an iufi1msd and unhealthy stste. IN the ttse
of this Salve this objaetioh IL entirely remov-
ed, 90 no harm can possibly result from its use,
1t being in atl cases applied 10 the external
portions OF the eye; thereby avoiding all lie
Inconvenience, paiu and danger which heees.
satily attend the intfoduCtio Of any puagsnt
article intg the eve. Its activity IN subduing
inflammation Is SO great that but few cases re-
duife The use Of rn1re than one bottle TO effect
a perfect cure. tlne physiGiau remarked to rs,
afier having witnessed is effects in several
instances, that It was q perfect fire killer"
We might multiply reasons why this S4lve
should b. preferred above everything else IN
the treatment Of diseases of The Eye, but we
p, efer it should stand on It's ovu merits, All
we ask is that its virtues be thorudGhly tested,
and that The directions be strictly followed.
For sale in Baton Rouge by q. 7. DAVIS,
III. JoURpAN. e. NJ. HBR0sAH, II. r. WAD-
pitt and BEAI u Son.
And can be lad on en1uiriag in every town
and village IN the south and west, Pfiea 5U
cents per bottle with full directions.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
BATON ROUGE
High school for Young
Ladies.

The Rer. John Burke, Rector, assisted By
MISS DILLON.
Witt De OPENED ON MoNnAv THE 1sT Der. 1913.
IN labouring to give his daughters, q solid, liberal
and accomplished euucation-the subscriber will ms
trtIct, with them-as day pupils, a select number of
young ladies. Their morals, manners, religious prin-
cipies and depoFtanent-shalE, together with their IL
teFary prugress, be attended 20, with scEupuIons and
parental yigilance.
Branches and fees Of IHstruction-Momhiy
Reading, Writing, History, Geography,
Arithmetic. French, : = IS 90
Languages, Ancient and Modern, Elements
Of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry. Botany, Be-, z 00
Instrumental Music, Dancing, Drawing, win be
Taught for the ordinary rates Of charge, in the best
Institutions for young ladies'.
Boarding. &c, may ha had in the Rectorss family VI
reasonable terms. fSepL 90 Iyl JOHN BURKE.
Kentucky MHstard--Fnr sale bv
Beal e. Son.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
NOTICE..

Stolen Or runaway from the subscriber near Man.
chac, a brown mule, about Ha hands high. branded
u, !. on the shoulder, il iane on the fore lep and
and shows The marks Of harness. Whoever shall
hrtHg said mule to the subscriber or rive him in6,rn.
alton where it can he found, shall receive n reasnna.
BILE reward. IOct. SOL r. A. FILLS,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
NOTICE.

Teachers having accounts against the parish Of
East Baton Rouge, fof the tuition of~ INDECENT children,
under the old public school system, are requested 10
hand them In b the subscribers. or 10 either Of them,
properly certified and sworn to, on on before the 18th
of November next.
THOs. DEVALL, Preat. Police jury.
SAM, SKoLFIgLD. Parish Recorder.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
LIGHTNING ROWS

The subscriber would aIss Inform the
Planters of this vicinity and the public in
general that he manufactures and puts up
Lightning Rode, of every description, and
guarantees his work 10 be durable aud
equal to any erected, and IN az favorable
terms. Those wanting Lightning Rods
would do well to call at the manufacturing
establishments Of the sdbscfibpr, before
making contracts. w. r. TuNNARD.
Sent. 81 al. w.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
ron HALE


The subscriber pffets for sale, Il plantation
situated 10 the p8rtsh of West FaliciaHa
about B miles from tho town Of St. Francis.
vile, oa he upper Jackson 70 d, known NJ tlis
Elm Park plantation, at present cultivated lii
Cotton.
This Plantation consists If tk5 tracts of
fafid, orc Of which c~5ntaiBs aBbtt 1863,
t5tiUo arrsHtz, The dthef. GJ5 fgll05 acres Of
abdtt s24 05tioo srpeut4. 5.s
Thvtwb |, acts wiI1be sold togetthro III seba.
ateiy, To suit ptrthas8 ts, ind Wi bs daliysFa
ell III the mon h Of Januafy next 1910.
# CONDITIONS.
One fourth cash. and The remainder III f.g
and 8 years from tilg day 0f sale. boar nn III.
terest ats ptr cent with mortgage retained
until final payment,
A ply 1T TIE Office Of tie Baton RnHas Ga
zeite o. to ttg subscriber two miles beigw Bat
on Rouge.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Avg. 1870.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
LAW-BOOKStf

The Civil Code Of Louisiana. Crciner's Code Of
Practice, Louisiana Magistrates Guide, BENJAMIN
and Sllaells Digest, Rnhinsnnss Penal law az fnuis.
Jana, and Acts passed at the 6gst Session oil the seconp
Legislature of the State Of Louisiana.
just received and for sale by,
GEO, M. HEROMAN.
0ct % w Opposite the Nethosiist eh,,sss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
pkFEn's yEG ErABfF PILLS.

PETER VEG ETAH[E PILLS.
The tfuast test Of The superiority Of these
pills is thai they are rapidly driving nearly all
others out 81 the MAJ kei. Who ever uses them
once. Recommend them To. their friends. who
try them IN their turn, and hence The know
ledge Of titsir virtues il pstvadita the whole
community The vegetable pill IL no one Of
those nostrt1tus which ltav been pttfTed into
an sphemeraI popularity BIZ il the happy re
suit Of many wears Of close anddsvdtei apple
cation OF a regular physieidn to the study Of
the science Of his profession: and hence the
proof add acknowledgment If it, virtues will
re- rs enduring, rs lis reception has been ge-
lieFal aud enthusiastic IA
Dr.. Peters does not pretend that his veeeta-
BILE pills are . certain epre fer oil diseases; but
he maiutains Tint there are but few which are
beyond tile range ri tr Il indueudej and none
wbat ever in y hieh beif application canbe In.
iurfots. Among The afilttionsin which they
Lave baan q, emiaeutly successful 81 to 6pa
t1in FIR hem the roput alton Of d corta ii cure.
are the following; Liver Complaint, Jaundite.
Bilious Fever in is ihelplent stage, Fever
and sgur, Dyspepsia. Sick IIerd-aehe, Naf
v0tsness, Nausea. lowuess of Spirits Bile on
! stBrhaeb, and Bt6tched or salIow t~omflrxiBr.
AND. her If tho many advantages Of he We
ge able pills Is that they leave no unpleasant
Taste on the mouth, 6F Nausea oti he stomach,
50 Tint they may BE- Aabsn toHtont any iatstfnp
ton To- ms ddily pursuits ofthe patient
for sale in Baton lloteeb BY O =. Davis,
II. JdtHDAv, Gi NJ. nfR6MAE, III WAD-
bt1B, and BE4L It. Sos. July t-22 6st
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
no THE LADIES.

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The subscriber informs the Indies that he has inst
returned from the city, mud has procured from the
t'apton Tea EonRslty. New York, some teas Of their
latest Importation
Superior Imperial teas and
Finest Orange PeAoe. T.
Put up neatly in pounds, half pounds and quarter
pounds. 20 atit purchasers.
Ifyou want a g9od ettp Of ten. ctli ut
sep, gOy A. MATTA'S.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28

500 bushels sack coris for sale by
may ely Beat l. Ssr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28

GREAT RARG AIN
PUBLIC SALE.

OF Liquor, Groceries. &C., twice a week,
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, from len IN
he morning 70 A r. NJ, at the house Of MIR.
Thc~riotcar3er If Convention and third Sirest.
JOHN. L. PULLEN, Auc.ioneer.
Sept.22, 1859.