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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06


remedy FOR I'll Irregularities Of Mature. 81 de-
bi1iv arisint from aBy eafse whatever, either
in males 6r females. For chronic cases of Leu
c~arrfa,a and utItar euna5laiIts IF this nature, u
is d e8ftaih crlra' Sold by % STOCK d %.
LONJLEY'B GREAT WESTERN
INDIAN PANACEA-tst.f ~ Colds and
f]eterlbh feeling and presenting Feters. III, for
Aathma, Liver CON- aiat. and Bilious aff5c-
| tioas; 81, fJr Diatfbna, Indigestion and loss
Of appetite: ith, fir Cos ~itaness tn females
and m lea, and Nervous complaints; 9th, for
Il onach affections, Dyspepsia apd les. The
great paints are, 1t II not bad to take, never
pives pam, and never leaves one cosfiVe.
For ail these things ii Is warranted Hnoquailed
and all WIN do not find II so may return The
bgttla and get fhrir money. Comstock W 60,
preprietors 80 Paydras IT.
MorHEH's REL1Ef-Indian Discovery. AD
expectiegt til become mothers, md anxious to
avoid tie pains, distress, aud dangers OF child
bearing. ARE earnestly ltreated 10 calm
their tears, aflly their nervousness, and south
their way by file use of Ibis most extraordin-
ary vegetable production. Those who will cam
didly observe ifs virtues, mus approve OF u IN
their heats: every kind and affectionate hus-
band waI feel ii hts pst solemn duty 10 allevl
ate the q stress his " 70 il exposed 70 by . safe
and certain method, which is, the use Of this
moiher's relief. sold also Poydras st.
NEW DIsCOVERY.-Dr. CoDnelI's,
Mixture, for Gan1rrhua and elect, Seminal
illusions and Weakness Of the Uteraor Blad-
der. This mixture contains noinluri0fs article
Wh4trvHr, but nhssssBtontc properties Of real
efficacy and more c1ngenial 10 The Constiiu.
tson, than any other medicine used for these
. n%Dt4int4 Feed fl IN tic nauseaiing quail
tie attending CoparyB aud The common mix
ures, il will be found agreeable to the palate
and pleastn to the stymach, and viii cure any
casa, OF all pay isr fused for it. i is equally
good and certain FIR femalts. sold only at 80
poydraF ST.
CARTONS RING nome AND
SPAWN CURE.
For the Cure OF King Bone, Blood SPAWN,
Wind Calls, Splints, and Curb ON Horses.
Caution TO be remembered ---alI oflho above
articles I'D only, remember, only in Baton
R1uge by II. T. Waddfilbn o. ?. Davis, in
New Orleans Ivy Constock &C., 30 Ppydr1s
1t. ot1y proprtetors Of Dalleys Genuine Ma2i-
cal rain Ok. radior and lew Dayids or Hebrew
pIa jstnr- I4nv r. an.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

The unders lgned has for sale two bull.
ding lots in The vicinity Of the State house
which he will sell on advantageous terms.
April 22-l2. VICTOR HEBERT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
March 24th 1s4s--4 is.


&. jacobs NEw CHEAP STORE, has Just rsceiy
ed a lot Of fancy spring goods, viz
French plain ginghans, all coloFs,
10 strined DO do.
Jacconets. all coIors White Muslinss Bareges,
Linens, Parasols, &c.
THE above articles were imported a few days ago,
and will Tvs sold at auction prices. Please call and
sxamiue. and Won win not go to purchase any where
9lae. Feps oi'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06

Dr.. Geo. Z. Martin,
Respected Sir-In Justice to you and TO the Public,
and to discharge a high and responsible obligation
resting upon me, | take this method Of making known
to the Public, should You think il ssrthf Of publish
ingJ the remarkable cure your National Tonic has
wrought in my particular case. I had been laboring
under an inteFmitting fever for Is months, | had tired
different eminent Physicians. but without success
It's true, the quinine would stop The chills n day pr
two, Init they would return with double violence nm
til I became weak md enaciated. Ny stomach
swollen and hard my spirits broken, and had but lit
tie hope Of again becoming a sound man; last winter
! accidentally saw this invaluable Tonic, and acting,
as n drowning man would catch at straWs, so ! tangfit
at a bottle Of your Medieine-c6mmenced taking it,
and before ] used a haB bottle my chiils left me, my
appetite gradually returned, and my spirits also, and
by the time | had finished the one bottle | was, as il
were, u new man. Nearly a year has elapsed and |
have not had 81 single chill. Your Pills are the most
popular pills among us. Yours, with respect.
JOHN NELSON.
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TO the Ladies'

The ladies Of Baton Rouge and Its vicinity are res
nertCn1Iv informed that Victor Hebert has just received
: conntete stock of Fancy Goods, consisting in part
of the following, to wit:
Woysfed no. Grass linen for do.
siIh Maid m1slipg. Fancy ~ginghams (Scotch)
tTne fans Of dif.rent White fans for weddings,
colars REVERE hematitched,
cinns fr;nge and silk Handkerch's, new style
cords far trimming dresses, bordered,
Head dresses. Netts for the hair,
White and black gloves Ladies & misses hosieries
and mits, AFttBcat Wfe"NS'
coIored cranes. White Satin,
Whit and hlack silk White and black wells of
hose extra fine quality,
caiter3 far ladies and Embroidered mt1slins,
misses, tprinellaJ White 40; -
White Jaeonets, White Jaconet anu eWlSs
Edgings and insertings, Fnttsilns;
Eancv silver dressing Side combs,
combs. Perfumeries,
| French reedl8 worked Fine soaps,
- ~ march 25-8.
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Wall Paper.
DrssoGur ON OF CorARrxERsnIp

DrssoLuT on OF CoPARTvERsHTP
The copa rfnership of Nc, Corste u
Loomis has been dissolved by mutual q
sent.
The undersigned will continue to erect
Vertical saw-milIs for planters and others.
". N. McCARsTLE.
Hrar,h oAth ada-A f..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
NEW COOPERAGE.

NICHOLAS M1eHEL and MICHAEL HurRf having
entered into eopartuership, beg ~ ailloaaes 70 Fian-
tars AMI e. the public. that they win BE- able % con-
tracf fr and supply Sugar Hogileads. M1aassss bar
rsIa. and eyery other article IN the Cooper tfasisea ths
cheapeseTTas-
Their shop is at BeauFegard boSsn, nN-
l,,r .1a Saw mil. and all nrIsrs left az the shop or
,gitb Nm pYttftfp BorRs Baa5n Rouge will meet
with rrrmvt attention. ApriI29 E3H
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
OH. sCtSsORst
NEW JEWEf.RY

4 large assortment Of scissors. For sale by
mar2g-g &C. FUTILE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06

GRArEs.-We are receiving a variety Of
fancy and common Crates, suitable for burn
NO wood or coal, which we will sell lover
an they can be purchased In New Orleans
d fully equal in point Of beauty and durabi-
10, PrKR and Hart.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
sHIRTsi SHIRTS

The latest STYLE, well made and also at low prices.
Gsnfs Isle Thread Undersiirts, Linen Drawers
and all kinds of Socks. for sale ut.
april Ell. u BoEGEL w.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
CE!!

The public are respectfully informed tina
the undersigned has just received, from tfle
upper Illinois, about three hundred tons Oh
fine block Ice, equal to the boston ice,
which he is now storing in his spacious Ice
house ON the premises occupied by INN near
the Ferry, and where the article can az an
times be had, as long as it lasts, IN quantities
10 suit the purchaser. -,
uNo Ice sold on Sundays AFTER III O'clock
AN. Zap BILL MONTANA,
PLAID POULAND, SILKS.
FashonableBareges Tuscan and Straw Bonnets-
for sale by rarrr, a,ea
Jan. 29-52. T. BoEdEh S~o.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
TO THE LADIES.
BALM or COLUMBIA FOR RES TOR
ING THE HAIR.

ING THE HAIR.
mn
hoh1 Ia" Is = s'oly " E"''aU' F@.s : a','H
aon "'i reg 'h9 : ~ ID y we P,."> 4o"'a't rn
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I've genuine pam y Io't'"' "a y nv otay
u 'tST HeS' Lu'Er o"t ,"e os7' '"'h"S Nv.
~ va the "o ~ a '"e It ~ '',o W V,o'
hlgnt ~ '''S o',"' - N''t "'I"'o ~ W rI
serve ~ cur " - i''''a' HuI "n A. ''g '",.i
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cure VIVA more oe',"tn'y man any "'aet "t e.
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cues o1t W. conn ao"s.5 a. r"o no1ti"s
Or as pos 'e"S'"S m"e s"t9'1te r"P'i 's
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
MARTIN g. WHITELEY'S NATIONAL
Tvl1 GTr

This preparation Ii Il certain cure for the Agle and
are e' sa.; sSa nIa i and " eiti2ans @ ge, neral t' viii + save
hundreds o. dollars by keeping a supply Of the Tonic
and Martins Pills by them. Read the following Ger.
tifeate Of a worthy man who was cured by the lse Of
the Tonic
BEAvER.DA ANS, QUEEN Avis Co. Nd.
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~4x-rsr cppTNG

r4p.r -1aiyed / large and beautiful assortment OF
Us I e,rnmer Goods. consisting in part, OF bar
spflns ~ TafIetons. French Muslins, Artiflei-
81 Perfmery. 81, &c. Which viii ba sold a. the
a u n-assi9le rases at the !. one pg1ee eagn sgess y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
WOO s
STEAM
IRON RAILING MANUFACTORY.
RIDGE ROAD, ABOVE BUTroNwooD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.

TRoV RA1Ltxcs for public and private buildings and
rlbiir squares. of every variety OF form ana pattern
CEMETERY RA1L1NGs, Of classic and unique designs,
embracing upwards Of one hundred different varle-
ties.
Pinzzas-s1cW style.
yrRANpAHs AND PILAsTERs. for Cottages, made in
every style.
SUPERIOR WROUGHT IRON IAFEs' W az III
frances.
New style BALCONY BRACKETS, &c:
Iron TABLES of various styles, embracing LOUIS NV
F1izahrthean. Gothic, and modern patterns, with
White md GoldsItalian Marble tops. These tables
have been introduced by the subscriber for Hotels,
Restaurants. Ice Cream Saloons, &c. They are
beautiful articles of furniture for Hat Stores and
other establishments where it is desirable to make
n grand display. 49,
pg- He has recently constructed an elegant 1AsF
Tpog HfrcuINs Posr. in form admirably adapted to
nermanencv of position, highly ornanented, and re-
presenting n well executed HEAP of that noble ami
NAL the Horse. Such an article has long been a de-
sidsrntum. aud Is now offered to the good taste OF the
public. " u
STRANGERS visiting Philadelphia, are respectfully m
vited to call ut his Waferooms, and examine ms all'
farent srecinnens of new and beautiful work.
N ROBERT WOOD, Proprietor,
Riage Road, aboee BaRonwood Street PhAada
sys- He has recently published, at great expense
an ORIGINAL work exhibiting the new designs and pat
terms which are executed at his establishment, EN-
brarina all the above articles. and the various ant
| gnlendId patterns of Cemetery, Balcony, Step, am
other Ratings which have been manufactured 10 10
laurel lTifl and other Cemeteries, designed expFessl!
for his own establishment, and which may be sent +
Eanv mart Of the world to those who desire to make
Selection. Und 1ubted reference will be required :
ensure a prompt return Of the work, after an oppof
tlnity for making the selection.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1913. 10 H
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II OF SALE.

Twelve months credit in notes well endorsed at the
Office Of The Parish kecorler in the town ct Baton
Rouge, and mortgage to be retained on the land untll
final payment, notes bearing eight per cent interest
after due till paid.
Nj. Moreno, Auctioneer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06

Cru he'd Sugar ft sale By.
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CLOTHING At REDUCED PRICES
The undersigned desiring to dispose of his present
stock Of clothing. informs the public that he will sell
it at prices defying competition. Call ut the Zone
prize Ffash Store, Of JOSEPH WETZLAR.
fed 81
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Just Received !!

Ar s. JAcugt's Mem Cheap Sfore. Fifteen boxes
Of GemfIefnen's hats, nil sizes aud qualities.
EentIeaen's shirts-dlneu bos0rns) aIl kinda. Cloth
ing. Boots. shoes and Hosiery.
The whole Of the above articles will lie sold At anc-
ion 1yfeoe, feb ST.
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REMEMBER


MeCARsTLE'svERTICAL sAW-AiLLs
CAN be built entirely out Of iron and made
nor abIe.eo that they r4ay 10 pet arP ~ to"t
Or five d4ys. 1t low prices; and removable =
p.elau1e. Apply Immediately, ~ the under
signed win leave here in two months Tor heh-
t,,eckg. and will not return until ext sePtennbs.
a. which Anne he will be crowded with orders
N. m. McCARsTLE
Apl 14-lf.
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ADVANCES,

Advances.
We are prepared 70 make CAST advance,
onzeonsignaeAts Of Sugar ana Malasses,
our friends il New York, Philadelphia, 81
Iouis. Louisville. Nashville, Madison, II
and New Orleans, NOV. | 10 pKE 81 Hart
Ground Coffee, Id Pepper and Ginger
for sale bg. BEAL ani SOY
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ISIS eOntsmpae lhe financial strength and resources Of

lists contemplate the financial strength and resources of
country when directed by able and honest hands
To subject would direct your serious aiien-
ton. You told that the late war with Mexico was
unnecessary and unjust, because we INST invaded her
territory by crossing the Nueces One word Will suffice
Mexico claimed The Nueces as boundary, and the
idea originated the brains OF reckless parsans who
sought 10 embarass the government That the war
was Just and unavoidable is proven by The lnsian-
ianeons uprising Of half a million OF freemen, when
the voice OF the Executive reached them, calling Tor
volunteers TO avenge the blood OF our countrymen
shed upon American soil. That the war was Just, is
proven by the blessing of God upon the exerons OF our
gallant soldiers against ten times their number OF ancor
Gus foes with the vantage OF mountain passes and
heights and ioriresses deemed impregnable II is proven
By the devotion with which the brave OF the repub-
lie sustained our flag upon every field where the enemy
which these brave soldiers speak OF those who have
sought to suy the fair fame of the country by taking
my who, by robbng and numbering citizens, had con
tnued series OF insults, and injuries for more than
twenty years, and who made war upon us IN the belief
that our non-resistance TO former agsressons was an
evidence OF our weakness and cowardce.
You who love your country-you who possess the
pde and truly estimate the dignity of American cleo
or will scan, candidy and Thoroughly the proceed
ngs and motives OF the parties who have presented can,
ddaes for the presidency, and you will act your good
sense and conscience shall dictate
1t has been deemed necessary this appeal TO al
ude to the question which has produced, for the time,
ground work for the creation of parties In the
North and the South, whose ultrasms would lead 10 that
deporable state OF things against which are warned
by the parting words of the Father OF his Country TX is
believed that the patriotism and strong OF
vast majority of the citizens OF the republic Will ere
long check the blind violence OF those whose feelings
have been embered by the denunciaons and mlsrepe-
sensations of cunning men, whose impure ambition has
urged them To attempt by the creation OF new issues the
destruction of the long established landmarks OF the two
great parties OF our country.
The Union WILL be preserved.
AN OLD MAN OF THE NORTHWEST
OCTOBER II. lsls.
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Rr .n.aRrI.N. & It.RIaMT, .a.cltoneers.

INTENSIVE SALE OF NEARLY NEW AND WELL
T. KEPT FURNITURE On We dnesday, the 18th inst
at ION o'clock m shall SELL without reserve, at Ty
ers Hotel Che being about TO Boston his entire
stock Of The new and well kept furniture of rors
and Int chambers with dining room and kitchen
furniture, consisting Oh ,,,
Handsome mahogany, cane-seat, and Windsor chairs
Hair seat sofas, divans, and ottomans
Mahogany pa ror and rockers
Do dining, breakfast, card, and centre tables
Supe theeply and ingram paro chamber, hail. and
step carpets Van
Splendid curtains and ornaments
Handsome blaze dinner service
White porcelain dinner and sets
Cut mnIbers wines, champagnes, and Jelly gasse,
Cut solar, camphine, and oil lamps
Paor and toilet glasses
Very superior table linen
Ivory knives with plated forks plated casters
s superior spring beds and bedseads
20 French post beds,eads with hair and shuck
cots &c.
100 pair superior linen sheets
100 pair f.st-quality blankets
100 comforts and quilts
Is superior feather beds
Dressing and plain bureaus and wardrobes
Washables and stands and chamber sets
Painted blinds, arm office chairs and tables
Radiators alright, and parlor stoves
Also, of Browns splendid cooking stoves, with gem
eral ssortmept of kitchen requisites, &c., &c.
Terms of sale All of and under $50 cash over
ESQ., a credit of two FOUR and six months for approved
iorsed notes, before delivery.
MARTIN 81 WRIGHT,
Oct. lids Auctioneers.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs.

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
Quartermasters Office, Washington, Oct Is, 1913.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received this Office
~ until 10 O'Clock. "A. Monday the 18th day of No
yember next for furnishing rations the United States
marines at the following stations for the year l5i9 Wis
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Chaeslown Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gosport, Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington, District OF Columbia.
Each ration consist of pound and a quarter OF
IRE sh beet, three arters OF pound OF pork
ighteen OF bread made of .uperne -four SUI
psIine -four the option of the government and the
rate OF pounds OF good Coffee twelve pounds of the
best New Orleans eight quarts OF the best white
beans, four quarts OF vinegar quarts of SALT four
pounds OF good hard brown soap, and and hall
pounds OF good hard dipped tallow candles each hun
bred rations.
The beef required shall be delivered on the order of the
the single ration, and shall consist of the best and
choice pieces of the the pork be No. prime
pork, and the of the best quality OF
kinds named, subject 10 inspection.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by
sueties OF known responsibility. To be endorsed "Pro-
AUG. A. NICHOLSON, @. M M. c.
Oct l3-3taw4w
The American Sentinel and Pennsylvanian, Phadel-
phia the Portsmouth Gazette, New Hampshire the Bos-
Post and Boston Times, Boston the New York Herald
New York Evening Post New York Courier and FL qurer
and New York Sun the Baltimore Republican aud Bali.
Sun the Norfolk Beacon, the Norfolk Herald, the
Richm ond Enquirer and Richmond Wing, and the Alex
andra Gazette, Alexandria, Virginia and the Pensacola
Gazette will give the above three insertions each per week,
and send the account, accompanied by printed copy
of the advertisement, TO this office for payment.
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Nv A. GREEN. .sscftoreer.

Ky n. &kEksV, .3nCttOr<tr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTION.-On Wednesday, the 18th instant, shall
SELL the residence of gentleman declining housekeep
the northenmo house OF the block occupied by the
United States Coast Survey, New Jersey avenue Capitol
Hill, at 10 O'Clock M part OF the furniture, which is
in good order, viz:
Mahogany parlor, rocking, and cane-seat chairs
Do marbe-top dressing bureau
DO large bookcase and washstands
DO dining and breakfast tables, and small refri.
gerator
Do sofa, with cushions, lounge, fine bureau, &c
Maple, French, and other bedsteads
Astral, hall, and other lamps
China glass; and crockery ware, among which white
granite dinner set, gold band China and other and
coffee sets
Plated revolving castor, cut glass bottles
Heavy cut-gass celeres, thistle pattern
Ingram and stair carpets nearly
Two parlor CRATES, Franklin stove cooking and APP
paratus
Two large kitchen tables
Also good assortment of kitchen requisites
With variety OF other articles.
Terms Of sale All sums of and under 500, cash
20 credit of six months for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest A GREEN,
Oct l5-3t Auctioneer.
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Democratic Convention OF m....ehu..s..

The address of the democratic convention of Massa-
chusets which we lay before readers is equal to
any of the productions which the present
pagn has produced. We recommend il to the attention
of our readers 1t is attributed the masculine pen Of
that gifted writer, B. +. Hallet Boston letter the
Syracuse Democrat describes it as document for the
Union, and hopes that every democratic paper in New
York will give it publicity" We shall follow tup with
the address of the democratic convention of Virginia. the
speech OF Mr.. Rantoul, &c.
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Thomas r Punkett Pittsfed; II w Bishop, Lenox
d. B. Fem, Stockbrdge Bradford L. Wales Randolph ;
George Thompson. Mifon; Aaron Hobart Wrentham ;
Eliab Ward, Middleborough; Edward Cazneau. Hing
ham; Seth F. Nye, Sandwich s B. Phinney Barnsta-
BILE; Charles w. Rexford, New Bedford A M lde. lr.
Taunton; Foster Hooper, Fall River; Sisson p Coffin,
Edgartown; c. w Rand, Nantucket
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ITO GENTLEMEN who shave thcmselves.-S. PAR
l. KER would particularly call the attention of persons
who themselves to his ng for srop which
certainly supersedes the necessity for the of hone
have citizens testify the value OF the
sop dressing II it does the dulles
fine smooth edge, charge will be made.
A few good razors and strops and lot Of excellen,
shaving soap For sale at s PARkEK'S,
Perfumery and Fancy Store,
Oct IL Backwell's Hotel.