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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
MITCHELL's EYE s4LVE.
A CERTAIN, SAFE AND EFFECTUAL
CURE For SORE, WEAK AND
INFLAMED EYES.

The great advantages posse ssed by this AZ
ticle over every other; are its CEHTAfHrY,
SAFETY, CONVENIENCE, and EeoRpMY. All
physicians admit that great danger liz 10 be
appfeltended ff1m dragging the eye when in
ali inf ,med and unhealthy state. In the use
Of this SaIve this objection is entirely rsrnoy-
ed,as n1 harm can possibly result from it's use,
ii being in all ctses applied 10 the eptsrnal
PORTIONS Of the eye; thereby avoiding all tie
Inconvenience, p4ir and danger which neees.
sarily attend the introduction Of any punRsut
article into the eye. Its activity IN subdnine
inflammation is so gfaat that but few cases re-
quire The use of m1Te than one bottle to effect
a perfect cure. Tine physician remarked to us.
after having witnessed lis effects in several
instances, that it was q '.psrfeet fire hitler"
We might multiply reasons why this stlye
should be preferred above everything else in
The treatment Of diseases of The Eye. but we
prefer II should stand on its W merits. All
we ask 10 shat its virtues be thoroughly tested.
and that The directions be strictly fjliowsd.
For sale in Baton Rouge BY o. r. DAVIS.
b. JouabAN, q. M. HERoMAN. H. r. WAN.
B1tI and BEAL Il Sow.
And can be had on aliqtliring In every town
and village IN the south and west. pfiee 80
cents per bottle with full directions.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
To the Gentlemen.


VICTOR HEBEHT bsez leave 10 gpe,yn ha
friends and the public generally That Biz stock II gen
tlefaatts wearing apparel Il eaaal 10 any in New fr.
leans. The following are some of thA [attisiss h H.,
had u his store, in Lafayette street, betvyasa Tgyfs,
and Sahgsr's stores ~"
French Merino Ffoeks. h Herino Dram d,s,o sat
a5esS eoaisy Alpaca MGhaiF and
German Merino, td0J Linen Is6am sb;,,.
Clbth Coats extra fine, do haestitsbsJ
Ffooka and Dress. SIN tu,aas sbisss'
Mefift6 under shirts, French sill 80
frayats " gloves ofali sorts. Psnatys has
Ebgh6rn Campeeha and Tfgabszine =. ..s
Pedal straw Hats, Eputtsh aad aasss
Sasiu, Silk aHd Bombagiue Msrtno nsutI
vests. WHIT aG.xsatfta
Linen Driilings for pants White nafta, ''"@'
Also Tyr4sgga
A fire lot Of Custom work. Patent Tes.ba. aa3aa
philadelphia shoes. and Dresgns 81 i s,,ta
fiof quality
Anu hAAhf othsf hfltciss tn NUMEROUS ~ mention.
mar 154@g.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
rEsTIMoNy Is NOW NECEIvED FROM ALL
QUARTERS or If globe
DIR. SWAYNEtS
DIX. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF VIVID
On v

COMPOUND SYRUP OF Wild
CHERRY Y.
The Original and Genuine FERMENTATION.
ANOTHER HONE CERTIFICATE.
THE TRUE RICHES OF LIFE II HEALTH.
DR.. SvayRe-Dear Sir,-For the good ot
the pubic, I feel myself in duty bound to tes-
tIfy 10 the great rure which your Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry performed on me.
For my part, ] feel as IL every body ought to
know It. | was afflicted with a violent cough,
splitting Of blood, night sweats, hoarseness,
and sound OF the vtire indie ting an alarming
state of disease my appetite was gone, and
my strength had so far tailed me that nv
friends and physician were pc susded [ could
not survive many days. Ny sister who was
my anxious care. to ker, made inquiry where
she would be likely II procure the must Ger.
tain relief. She was told that If Dr.. Swavne's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry failed in
the cure, my life was then hopeless. Your
medicine was Immediately procured, and the
first bottle gave relief, and by The time | had
commenced the sixth bottle, my cough had
left me-, and my strength was much improved.
In short, 1t has made a perfect cure of me,
and am at the present time as hearty a
man as | wish, and have good reason TO be-
leve that the use of your medicine has saved
me from a premature grave. | shall be
pleased TO give any information respecting
my case. Yours with respect.
J. M. REEVES.
80 Chestnut Street, between Race and Vine,
Philadelphia.
Prepared only by DR.. swayne, where all
orders must be addressed.
Sold by GEO. N. HERoMAn and O. p. DAVIS, Baton
Rouge.
june l0-l9
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
CYPRESS.

TWO or Three Hundred Cypress Trees from the
stump, may he bought iop for Cash, on n tract Of
application to be made to the editor Of this psrer.
lq-~Aupust.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
NOTICE.

NO person IL authorised to contract any dehts Nt,nt
ever, on account Of tho undersigned. without n writ
ten order.
August 10th ls4s, STEPHEN HrNprasoN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
New Store~-- Fresh Arrivals!
Y - Aa u 4

A New Store has been opened by The
undersigned, at the stand formerly otfii4
pied by Alfred Gates, on Church ST eel, to
which the attention Of The public .s respect
fully called. The stock on hand IL entirely
navy, having just been selected In New
Orleans by the undersigned Iimself-=and
consists oftIe following vafinty:-
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
TfSuth as The latest STYLES Of Barese
Fancy Velvet for rhiIdfen's clothing Fancy
Raw stills, Oregon FIaida. Scotch and
French Plaid G%inghsms, Shawis. Blankets.
COTTON Brown and Bteaehed. Hosiery. Etael
Retirules. Plaid L~inseys for Servants. Fancy
Uassimefes for GenIlemens' wear. Ky, Jeans
Red and White FlanneIs, Cotton Flannel
Fine DimitN White Jaeohet and Camtriu'
Book and Swiss Muslin, irish Linen, Hem
Stitched and Plain Linen Camb. HIKES,
Oettpnades IF all kinds, &C..
SHOES.
A general assortment. viz:
Ladies' colofed end black Roetees. Ladies'
Blskins, Ladies' Slippers, Ladies' Bropans
OF VII q, litieR, Childrens' and 70 this Shoes
Gentlsmrns' black B1ote 70, Gents Horpecp
BFogans, Kip Bro4ans, Mems Slippers, &c,
UMBRELLAS.
Black silk, Gjngham and Cotton: all sizes,
GLOVES.
A first rate quality Of Bucksktn rid ny
Gloves, also, f'ncy ard bltek kid Gloves for
ladies' and gentlemen.
PERFUMERY.
A choice and flesh assortment of Essences,
potnade, Creme de Petse, Cosmetiqnes,
Creme u'Alnandes.
TOBACCO,
Grocery keepers wishing TO buy a first rate
article of5 lump tob eco, at New Orleans
prices. won d d. well to call and examine. be-
fore ordering from tho city-sIso. a sample nj
Spanish cigars. Both of the abo7e nntned
articles. | will BE- enab ed, in future to fur
nish in Baton Rouge, 1t city ptices-having
made arrangements to that eff ct, with all
Importer,
The whole Of the goods ab,v, enumerated
will bo sold at the lowest ptte 20 for eAsH.
Get 1917 ED. +. w. BOEGEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
Don't be Alarmed I

8. jacobs New CHEAr STORE. has just reeeiv
ell q lot Of fancy spring goods, viz
French plain ginkhannz, all eolors,
do striped do do.
JaeconetH, all eolers White Muslins. Raregss,
Linens, PaFasols, &c.
The above articles were imported a few days ago,
and win be cold Mt auction yrIoas. Please eall ana.
examine, and you will not 90 10 purchase any where
sise. Feb, 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
MINERAL, BOTANIC AND PATENT
MEDICINES

The subscriber purchasing aII his medicines at The
north for cash, Or on short time, all his medicine ar@
genuine and warranted. As hs il nc druvgisa ard
manufactures none, he has shsn ali rnt a. s. -
must respectable houses at the north. b. drlgv;egs
and chemists Of the first standing.
G. NJ HEROHAN.
opposite the Methods, church
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
All PUBLIC.

LIE soussigne inf,rme respectu~usement
SEES anis ct 10 public en- general quiz 10
trouye dams Ia necessite d'obtenir du conn
tant pour tout lois d'6difce livre a son nou.
I'm d scie i; ct request ceux qui Iui doivent
de venir regler leurs complies Immediate
ment aussi, d Payenir tous ordres doiyent
etre accompanies par du compliant.
Ceux qui ont des reelamations conire le
soussigne sont invites d les presenter atm
quilts soient liquides.
FREDERIC ARBoUR.
april 2o-13 3m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
Gotr dH Strieme District Purutxse d'ESf
Baton Rouge,
BANQuz BIZ IA LOUISIANA

BANqu& BIZ III LOUISIANA
as nn1
Franklin Brooks, et femme.
En- vettu dune ordre do satsie ct do venta,
lance dams lie process VI dessus %intitule Ut 4
moi adress6 pat Honorable cour shrdtte. i'ex.
po*erai en- vehte pubIique,. Samrai ie 7ems
jour dOc'o6re proclaim (ls4s) d Ia maison dc
couf dams Ia vile do Baton Rouge, commeu.
cant a III hcures du matin, tous les droitp, H.
tres, tnterats ct preteBsions des d feudeurs,
dams ct q Ia propriate hypoth6quoe ci-apraa
deerite, sAvoir: I'm lot de- terre sttua dans
ectte partte de Ia vile do Baton Rouge, Ar.
Pentae par u. Beauregard. decide. ct desi-
gne sur IL dit plan par notnbre y, dams l'ilst
No, quatre aveo toutcs lea hAtisses ct anelio-
Fs'lons qui ely trouvent, aussi une ntgresae
nom nee Jane, agae a'environ vingt. un ans H.
III Mai ls40, OF see deux entane Luticia ct
James, pour payer ct s~atistaire lie Judgement,
intcrets &c frais dans 10 process yi.dessus inli-
tnI6. Les ~esclaves sus.nentionues ttant alb
eens, lee plalgnants vendront settlement les
dFotts, int6r6ts ct u req dee defendeurs aux
dts esclaves, sans aucunc garantie on res-
poaaIhilitd do Ia part de- Ia banque, resultant
de In vcnte dee dIte escIaves. Conditions de-
Ia vents--comptant, sans bcntfce d'inventaire,
lie. MORRIS, Sherif.
g0nt, al, Cts,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16

Queens Delight, Elder, Yellow Dutk, guiaetitn, ant
other iHPgHFANt' ffiedieafhetits, which are not fBint
In any other preparation.
The Queens Delight, ghicl, forms at essential in
gfedleht IN the Graelanberg Sarsapatilla CuinpBund
Y probably superior To Harsaparilla itself Professor
FFnst If Charleston, p. G., speaks oft as fnllows, In
the Southern journal If Medicine aud Pharmacy:
Few vegetable productions exhibit tfure power IL.
pom the sysetu generally. So powerfully IL its aetiDr
eEeFted ulr1i the capillary aiid settpiing vessels, in
changing their morbid states Or conditions. and dis
posing thein ~ n new healthy action, that In greatly
10 typ TIRE EsFfpd. &c. Sc y lFp further aHis-atTiat
1t IL ~ chronic Diseases and chronic inflammation
and also In the long train Uf Consequences that follows
syphilis, that It's efficacy IL best exhibited :"
The superiority of the Gfaefehberg Eafsaparilla
Compound iitaF be thus stated:
ist. II IL composed DT d number If five titrtet pfirati.
oua vegetables In The whole range Of The AIatpria
Me1ica, In addition tn safsaparilla.
9h. These are or highly concentrated TINT there are
many more doses In the bottle than In any OF the very
largest bottles advertised
81. This concentration renders II 10 EatsaTrtrilla
what Quiniile Is 10 Peruvian Bark. The tn6fe diluted
Preparations are no better than ordinary root beet
sDnrine on the stomach and spelling IN HE bnttIes. To
use a week Infusion 81 satsa1afilla when q s~tlphate
NJ the article may be had, Is like taking bark without
Quinine; 0f like travelling In a stow against a strong
current, instead Of In n swift steamer.
These things being 40, let all who have made rp
theft minds 10 ttse Hny Earsattafilla, use that Of the
t+ratnaniJpFg EtfHpatty. II IL warranted tt he ten times
more pflieaciotts than any other knowti-iiD matter
how large the bottles or extravagant the advertise
'uprtts. AZ sFRtEs MEDtCtNEs, the Efaefenbefg Va
getnble Pills; the Gfsefenbefg Health Bittafs, and the
tlfBeienberg saFsapatilla Compound should s~il,eFeetle
al others. For universal lse, the pills and Filters are
Of inchleulable Va he. Those who take them need
NOT fear the eriervating effects Of the summer which
IL nj hand.
ny" The General Agent for tHiisians and NEissisi-
ri. h H. l~IANSBHOUgII, " Camp street. New
Orleans, La. tn whnm applications for Agencies
may be addressed.
DF~ Fut sale by, II, T, WApBttt 81 Lpfon
GRe. M. HERoaAv Rouge.
las. ReAuH Port ~ilftdson
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
WAGONS, CARTS, AND PLANTA-
TiON SMITH WORK.

w%wHmmmA THE suDke iDeF ~-w
- respectfully in H
~ forms the PIantersaa2aN1.
Of Louisiana, that he IL fully prepared with a
good stock of Seasoned Lumber and superior
workmen, to furnish Plantation Wagons and
Cats to order, with Iron or Wool AxIetreea,
of The most app owed patterns and workman
ship. The attention Of the planters 10 called
to his fitting Wagons and Cars, as they are
more convenient and better adapted 10 the
wants Of the Planter than any others In use
AItkinds of Plantation SlDith-work. Min Irons.
Plorghs &c. mqde and repaired. All orders
will be faithfully and promptly attended to, at
The establishment, cfrner Of Church and Main
Baton Rouge.
w. y. TUNNARD.
mar 25~-9.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16

MARBLE. MONUMENTS, 8c.,
ORDERS will be rereived by The under
signed for Marble Monuments, Head Il foot
stones Or any description Of grave yard work
Of marble or stone to be- ordered from Philad. l.
phta and every Article, ordered will BIZ watran.
ted to give entire satisfaction aR the stone will
BE- finished In superior style. A few samples
Of the work may be seeh At my Shop on
church Street.
Sep. ga. tArcp ptpEH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16

B. ROUGE SAVING INSTITUTION.
All persons who are in want Of dry goods,
can bs at all times accommodated at the
lowest possible rates, BY calling a. the some
price cash store of
may ely JOSEPH WETzbAg.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
DIs5OLUTTON.

TIE copartnetship heretofore existing utr.
der the firm Of MEEAHD & HUeUEr, is this
day dlssolyedby mutual tonstnf. Oscar Mem
ard hayidg disposed Of his terast TO CHARLES
J. PtEE. the business will be- continued as
Formerly. under the firm 81 It0etgr T. ptRE,
who are charged with the settlement Of The
affairs Of tho late firm.
Baton Rouge, July 18th, 1913.
FnANEIa fIiTGIIE1t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16

Fra TO PgRsONs DESIGNING TO
M@4M IN BUILD, Ae.-The unde rsigned,
Builder and Architect, respect.
as2aN fully informs The citizens of Bat.
on II uge that he is now we'll prepafedto take
all contracts In The line Of building.
Persons living At a distance. who are build
ing, can. by leaving their orders nj my shop
on Church street. orpdsit Mr. M. Granaris.
Coffee House, have their sashes, doorg,
blinds, window-ffames. etc.. made in the beat
style. J%obbing, about town, done nj The
shortest n%etice,
Those desirormsof building, will find it Mt
thei' advantage 70 give me a call before COO
tracing elsewhere. | will furnish specified.
tions, in all cases, without charge, If lido the
work.
I will keep on hand, at all times, a good
stock of seasoned lumber, and Other build.
ing materials, SO that persons wishing to
build. need suffer no Unnecessary detention
In having their work done.
no.42. p. MeRITRTCK,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
TONS RING BONE AND
SPAWN CURE.

For the Cure Of Ring Bone, Blood SPAWN,
Wind Calls, Splints, and Curb on Horses.
Caution to be remembered Of the above
articles sold only, remember, only in Baton
Rouge by II. +. WaddiIl and o. p. Davis, in
New Orleans by Comstock Geo., so Poydras
st. only proprietors of Dalleys Genuine Magi-
cal rain Extractor and Jew Davids or Hebrew
PLASTER. JanY 7, %.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
tErERsj VEGETABfE PILLS.

4 Hk EN- , ' Ee II n DIE GltAI4Js
The truest Test Of the superiority Of these
pills is that they are rapidly diving nearly all
others out Ut the market. Who ever uses them
once, recommend them To-, their frignte, who
try them In their turn, ard hence tho know
ledge OF their virtues is psryadiHg tbe whole
community The vegetable pill Is moi one Of
those nostrans which have been pulled into
an sphemeral popular ty. bat is the happy re-
suit Of many years Of close and devotsd appli-
cation Of a rsgntar physician to The study tf
tho science Of his profession; and hence the
proof and acknowledgment If its virtues will
be- as enduring, as its reception has been gs-
neral and enthusiastic.
DR.. Peters does not pretend that his ve9eta4
BILE pills aFsa certain cure fer all diseases: but
he maintairW that tbHrs are but few which are
beyond the range If their influence. and none
Whatever in which thor application can be- in.
furious. Among the affections In which they
Lave hsan $ eminentIy successful IS to NIB
tain for hem The reputation Of q certain cure.
are the following; Liver Com Jlaint, Jaundics,
Bilious Fever In ifs inCtplent stage. Fever
and ague, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache. Ner
Vottsnoss, Nauseay lgwn6ss 0fspirits, Bile on
stomach, and Blotcbed or sallow complexion.
Ano her Of the many advantages Of the We.
ge'able pills In that they leave no unpleasant
TASTE on tho mouth, or nausea ON The stomach.
50 Thai they may be taken pithout any interrup.
lion 10 he daily pursuits IF he patient
For sale in Baton Rouge BY o. r. Davis,
D. JoURDAS. q: N. HER0mAH. H. T. WAp-
pill, and BEAL IL Sow. July 1-22 6m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
81. MAVYya srHOOL.

81. MAAKsS SCHOOL L.
RNE or MAtr AND FLORIDA STREETS.
THIS INSTITUTION IA tnder the tsfe Of five
EhtsFH VI Chafily.
EfarEH EMILY. Eurfhruh.
Ihs autAes n the sthogl will he ]resuinal septem.
bet ain.
Terms and Coarse Of fnsrurtion
y bit. Ciass embracing ntahtgfapaY. rpniinp. eri.
ting, afi.hntstie gfaiiiFtsf composition, history. beta-
ny. HeoEFaphf ard lhs tas If the Elgbes. Philosophy
Hbepta. AstrOttetny asi ehstaiHsfy, a5 90 per
nttHIhE -@.
IA Ulas@-ofthsEsnphy reading, writing, ~listpry
grammar, arithtNatte arid geography. R2 tg nor
aonh
Etsta Charges,
~ CttHs, french 20 10 pet menth.
VI " " . on r II
Music, : IN " T.
Drawing and painting, 9 " "
Pens and fnh, 10 " Il
Esney vdfk free ofehafFe.
he free school will be apeised the same day.
papt R--itu al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16

Crushed Sugar for sale by.
BEAL &SON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
NNrILIE.
NOTICE.
Just received a fresh supply of Tar In
small kegs tsept. y A. MorrAN,
ETAT DIE LA LOUISIANA.
Puroisse d'Est Baton Rouge-Cour dn
StfisHe Dtafttt.
soFHtA ID. BEaNDEs, femme

~ No l96,
]. II, ]. UmberhaEan, mari.
Eh vHttu dun ordrs ne saisie ct he vante
lance dams Ee process gi-lessus Ihtitule Ell A
moi adFessb par Honorable cuur susjits,
i'sxpussrsi on yente publique, Susnedi lie Tine
l8ttr dOtttbre proclaim [tB4B) A 4 heures de-
Faprea-tnidi, sur lea lieux, tnrs les dfBits, IL
tree, inttFetB et pFetehsions ia De Fendeuf, dams
vi 4 In rruptiatb s~nivante savUir Une tten-
due de- tsrre situaR dams cette pafuI4se A en-.
vltaii npuf miles audessus lie Ia Vile he IIs-
ton Rouge, sur le chehin des PLANES, contn.
Hant tFeis cents vingt arpeuts, plns AZ noibs.
borne Az hord par teFres de lluilef. an sud par
teFres yiadevant sppartenant b Ia vpuve
Quays, A rest par Dewey, ct a l'ouest par
F9toit, avec toutes Les batisses 81 arneliDrationa
qni w trouvent. aussi, une negresse nominee
Kitty, ages d'ehviron dix-huit ans, un no,p4
bre de betes 4 cornes, vingt plus gu roins.
environ quinae btebia, une %qnautitb de- co.
ehnte, tfais thevauk, ute barpuche ct har-
mails, TN chariot 4 boz uTs, instr uhlens aratoires,
Hsubtes de r1aisun I'll de cuisine &c. Livres
par le defandeur pour satisFaife lp iugement.
intsrats et frals dams le process pi.desBus int
cole. Conditions de Ia vente compliant -ayec
hsnehee d'inventstFe.
0I. c. MORRIS, Sheriff.
ErpF At mr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
FHN VJI5 HUUUF
OSCAR MENARn.

TIE undersigned having formed a eopar'-
nersliip under thg firm of HUGuer d. PtgE.
WI continue the II ,rdwAre business, and
solicit the patronage Of The friends Of The late
firm,
FRANCIS HUGUET.
CHAS.J PIKE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
MoNTtItY HnIIETIN-Na. d.

THE sAHsApARtLLA
COMPOUND Dftliis Uotn
panY II alrpjst literally a
sttiphata If satsaBaritIn
30 highly concentrated Ia
! II that ME aeee ii bFt Ne
half fu tety small ten
spooaf FIJI wFile the dose
Of that which In sold In
large bottles. " nearly n
u1ne Fldas. In addition to
s~arsapnrilla It contains n
powerful concentration If
Mandfak he. Btirtlgpk
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
FOR RENT.

The upper story of Mr. sanger's Store
with kitchen and yard, suitable for a
small family. d. SANGER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16

DkAFrsss-Use DJot McNair's Acopsr,e
Otb, for the cure of deafness. Also, all those
disagreeabIe noises like the buszine If IN.
sprts, fa|lint If water, whi8zing Of seam
which are symptoms of approaching deafness.
Many persons who have been deaf for ten,
fifteen, or twenty years. and we're subject 10
nse eaf=trnBpats, have after using une or two
bottles, thrown aside these tfutnpets, being
male perfectly we'll. Il has cured cases Of
10. u, ami even 10 years standing of Deaf.
ness. Price Sl per flask
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
T'rpMs OF SALF

are one fourth cash. and the balance IN
three equal nnnnal i]nstalmpnts, bearing
Interest from maturity until paid.
FIR further Particular apply to James
X. Rhea, residing Oh Thonpsons creek,
five miles from Jaehson-or by letter ad.
blessed u him nj Jackson, East Fe lieiana
July l5-2I an.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
Coarse Of Instruction

g1BTEH Emily. SUPERIOR.
Ia autAes IL the sehogl will he rpsnfnepl gpptem.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16

or MAtr AND FLORIDA srHEErs
THIS INSTITUTION II tindef the caFe Of five
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-11

Mr. Van Buren,cast in obedience to the Slave
power, on the question of rifing the mail of
all Abolition Documents and TO the vote ofNlr.
Dallas, running the Tariff of 1892.
In view of these considerations, we expect
every sober and candid person, to whatever
party he may be prOfessedly attached, to weigh
well the difference between electing Cass,
man pledged beforehand to Southern interests.
and with him Gen. Butler, Southern man
and stakeholder, as Vice President, and e.
lectins Taylor, who's virtually pledged agains,
the use OF the veto power for the purpose of
extending Slavery, and with him Mi.lard Fill
more, Northern man of undlspated North
ern principles, to sat IN the char u theSenate
These are matters tina; deserve rejection.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-11
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.

Gov. Seward, in his response to an invita-
ton to attend the Wing Ratification meeting
in New York, says:
cannot, however, pass by so :uIta Bile an
occasion for expressing my eordiai "a SC9uieS'
~nce in the nomination made at Philadel-
/ shall cheerfully give to the nominations
my support, cOnfding in the eminent aoll dn@
and virtues of the candidates, in the wisdom
and patriotism OF the convention by whom fney
were nominated, and in the known devotioh
of tho Wing party to the maintenance OF law
and public order-the fostering of National
Industry-the improvement OF the Nanonal
Resources-the preservation OF peace by !ne
exercise of Justice and moderation in our for
eien relationship equal protection Of indl,
vidual rights, and the constant mehoration and
ultimate removal of all laws and institutions
oppressive upon any class Of mankind.