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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
EXCITEMENT
RATION. ROTTE

Oh NUII e.
Bya special AIT Of the people of Tho Umted States.
enacted 81 the ballot-box on the fh OF November
Inst. Sen. Zachary Taylor and his all Willard Fill.
more, supported b. the people, will take possession
af TIL White House Oh The 5h Of March next, Since
lthas haeone law, ". Hcbert takes this oppartuni-
~ Ul~satormiag every body. that it wilt be necessary
for them TO be uNtRoamEn for The occasion. rs the
Hnst ~ Sect UNION viii be enioiBed for further ac-
Saa. Uniforms 10 be had al tho very lowest rates
81 v. HEBERF'S
DRY GOODS AND
Clothing Sore.
Baton Rouge. Lafayette Street, between Sanger,
Itess 4 Cos and or Davis Drug Store.
De- - iy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
II.

To Hire by the year, Fifteen or Tttenty
Negro Laborers. A liberal pf,ce viii Do CIV
Ell. Mpyto
: d c9--45. PIKE d. HART
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

Martid, negre age de So ans, ct sa femme
Lucy agee oe4S ans Isaac, n6gre age de rs
ans, AMY, negresse Agee de 81 ans, Ginda
negresse de "a aus, Betsey agee dc IS ans, ct
sss guatres enlaus, SAVIOR Melissa 9, Sylvia
T. Rachei4, ct Robcrt de 2 ans, Elzirah dc rs
ans ct stf deus enftns, lSom de 4 ans Ct De-
ldha de 8 mois Cady de 10 ans, ct son ieune
entant Mary Ann. prissila ag6e de IA ans ct
Mary de Ii ans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
PURE LARD OF.

TO Barrels Lar OF, warranted ourA and
double w ater strained just racaiyed from
Eineianati aud tot stIe. by
dec9 III. GEo Nj, HERoMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
FOR 3ALE.

A 6aBllesgteF horse co n-mfl. siftlr, gnefe
tN o hartes, nd every thing complete, tcqni
slte for said mill. Tor particulars pply Ut
this otfiae'
Sci. ga ls4s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

PRINCES, GIMPS AND BUTTONS.
FsNHE largest and best selected stock of these
= Goods will be found q he Cheap Cash
Store, Of HANGERS HISS &c Co,
Nov. 15--ty
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS.

III FA NEJb I'LL fiE4fI5s
The truest test Of the superiority of these
pills ~ thai they are rapidly driving helrly all
others our Of the market. Who ever uses glrem
once, recommend item 10 their friends, who
try them in their turn, and hence the know
ledge Of their virtues il psrYadiug the whole
community. The gege' able pill il no one Of
those nos runs which have been pulled into
an ephemeral popular ty. but ~ the happy re-
suit OF many years Of close and devoted apple
cation Of a regular physician to The study cf
the science d his professions; and hence the
proof and acknowledgment VI t. virtues will
lie az enduring, as its reception has been ge-
neral and enthtlsias ic.
DR.. Peters does not pretend hat his vegeta-
bile pills are a certain cgre.far all diseases; but
hs maintains that there arc but few which are
beyond the range offhsit influence; and none
VIVA ever in which lei application can be in.
jurioua. Am NJ The Affections in whlrh they
Lave been eininently successful as to OBJ
tain f5r hem The repu atm Of a certa n cure.
are tbe following: Liver Con laint. Jaundice.
Bilious Fever in lis iacipent stage, Fever
and sgne, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache. Ner
vousoess, Nan ca. lowness ofaptrits, Bile on
stomach, and BIotched or salloW complexion.
Ano her Of the many advantages Of the ve-
ge.able pills is that they leave no unpleasant
taste on the mouth, o. nausea on the stomach,
SO that they mzy be tekea aoithoa any interrup
tion % the daily pursuits n The patient
For SAFE in Baton Rouge bY O. p. DAVIS,
b. JauRDAr, g: NJ. HERoMAs, Fl. r. WAD-
DILL, and BEAL Il Spy. July I-22 Ga
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g. -PRoPRIETE pERsoNNEILE.

Hut chevaux, une paife de boeufs. 30 t8tes
de bestiaux, environ 80 cochous, 90 .rebis ct
un vieux wagon pour b@pfs, une ~quantite d'us-
tenslles d'habitati0n, ENVIRON 300 barifs de
mais, une qua ntite de fourrage, 20 chaines, ct
une quantlte dusiensiis de maison ct de cui-
sine, &r.
CONDITIONs--La terre payable en- trofs
paiemens &gau& a~nnuels, ia ant du jour de la
tente, I'atqueFeur doit e charger du Placement
de hut cents plastres, dues a la Banqne de Ia
Louisiana, lie premier Placement de S225 dd a
dile banque lie premier AYril ls4O; les es-
caves p~ayables dams un an du jour de la yente
ct pour Ia propriete personnelie, taules some
mes de vingi piastres, ct au-dessans de ce mon
tam, compliant, ct toutes sommes audessas de
viugt piastres psyables aun an du date de la
dite vente, facquereur four1fssaut ses bitlets
endosses ala satisfaction d. administrator,
et bypotb6que reteHu sur Ia tefre ct les es-
c.ases jusqu'aa paieme4t final. les billets pof
tant in eret de huit pour centda n1atufite JUS
qu'an Placement. LIS ACES de vente deyront.
ere p+ssGaes par devdlt Samuel skoIfsld, Re-
aux frais de ~Faequerenr.
j20 l.. G. NORRIS, Sheriff.
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POWDER

POWDER
30 whole, half and quarter kegs, superior
ualitY
BEAL and Son.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
Fiat d. la observation-disclosures Diet Ba
ton Rouge. .
CoUR DU stYIEME DISTRICT.
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.

Ell I II DH QUIZ Lt311iDAss
Fin vertn dune commission a mi adresste
par Honorable soar du sixihms district judi
claire, dams ct pour Ia susdite pa 1oisse {, Off l.
raj eli We to bubIique scion Ia loi, a Ia derniere
Residence de Mad the AM e Hare son, eide
want de cetto parojs%e, d cid6a, a environ IA
miles de la vile de Baton Rouge, prorIe lie
bayou Manchac, MgecREDt, lc Il rEyR1ER
proclaim l819, com1nepca0t 4 IL heures du
r%natin, la propri6IG ~ci-apres decrite apparte-
nant ala succession de la d tc dtfuntg, viz:
t-TERRE.
I'm moroccan de terte gu h4bitation COMIC
nant quatre cents sgixante arpens, ayant onze
arpens etdemi de face sur le Bayou MaBcbac
par q~uarautc arpans de protondeur, borne au
sud par tertes de Madame Brown, al n5rd par
J { 10 enian, a %l,ouest par J y Willis, ct a
Test ar le BAYOU Naaclac. avec toHtes les
batisses ct anne locations qnts'y trouvent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

S5flLH faA1tA
Thcf lloFtns is a1extraet fr m lie ter re-
eeived fromahrs. Be2n, q 10 h4d bee afflicted
seye al yea with Sfofaieus U GERS, q sp p
STA, d. a49reeentlyan affection Of the t rot
and chest
hdegsbun, Va. Dee. IS, 1916.
Messrs. 1. ID. & Islands: Before com
fneneed using your S~Fsaaarill my suffering
were alaio,t asst ettes-ion; my throat wa
onpletely ulcera ed ad a dreadful cough ard
there tere frequent weeks tolether that
could not speak bose wshper and b SIDES,
b. inf mn ion froutny threat exsendedto
my he'd, 80 ihti my gAarint was very much
im3aired After tasinghe Sarsap rii d short
tima, ny health impro7s aid my throatis now
wsls am free en- b and fightness Of
he chest ssevsr was Ill can bear quite dis
nsciy. Ms thfoat hH ben we'll abont three
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

WISE WITEEss.--Two neighbors went to law
about LOT Of boards, one asserting thathe had de-
llversd spmany, while the other eontendad that he
had received a less number. The case went 10 tri-
al and the plaintiff brought up witness who swore
plump and straight to the contents of the pile as
charged. The defendant, taken aIlabaek, at length
COLLECTED bis faculties sufficiently to whisper to his
lawyer. " That fellow can't coantAhe is swearing
utterly at random !''-s' Look here, my good fell
low, said the lawyer, How many are twice
five I" The witness hesitated ,sblit wag just be.
hind him softly whispered inshis ear, Eleven =
Ete0en6g ----sla' said the now confident witness
" and nobody odd ne heither !''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06
Mutual Benefit bic and FiEe Ils. 90.
Office No. "a Gravier street.
Between Camp and st, Charles 81

rTET Trustees:
John Hagans Joseph Walker, John 8, Allison,
Peter Conrey, j., Mannsel White VIM 3. Leveroh
Isaac johnson, Geo. StTawbrdge, Henry 8. BuckneT
PETER CONREY, Jr., President Board OF Trustees.
Directors:
IOgephW Stanton, John Stroud, Sen, n. N. Cohen,
WIN. NJ, Goodrich Joshua BALDWIN, William Il, White
John l.; SafiaIans, Wadok Martin, John D. Bein
a. d, Crosgrnan, Marx WALTON, VIM. G. TOmpkns
Cornelius FelowsI, Joseph Lallande, John b. Leeie
Edw. Jenner Coke. p -.ts..
~ This Company is prepared to entertan applications
for Life Insurance snd issue Policies al sound and heal
thy White persons and Negroes at the TabeOf RaeS esta
the NeWH Ork and London Offices and without their estrG.
tons to residence in the South By the charter dividends
OF aIe declared annually and the profits draw nereat
and can 5e made available at TO the extent Of tive
thirds q thsr amount, where the party has paid his prem
John H1sAN, President Of the COMPANY
PREsToN w. FARRAR Vice President
A. A.; WEIR}DERBgTFE; NJ D. Medical Board Of
nHoMAs HCNT, u; ID. Consultation.
ssARh9N PpoAEE seefet2Ty. p T. COON, Attorney,
E1amns 9tiee hours, for blacks ~ 10 81 A. NJ; do for
MhIes 10 r NJ a. his residence He will examine white
spPeHnu al the 0lqe Of the Company daily from 1s TO
WIhOut permit, which be had application the
Oulos OF me company. - II. G. HEARTT, Agent.
Cal95nia Permits issued to Life Insurance members
Bt Ee OK and London rates Prospectus table of rates.
y. as 10 Lille Insurance, and all papers ne
say 10 eHect Insurance can be had at the Ohoe of the
In odeto accommodate all Glasses Of our citizens Young
men and mechanics having families dependent upOn Them
tbe Company aOw all persons insnrng for fe where
ting premium amounts to over $50 per annun 10 pay one
nan 10 cash and one hall in satisfactory endorse note at IL
months, bearing intetest at per cent. per annum.
n B. The business OF this Company Is enufinedto linz
AhBu RANCE ONLY. BY resolution OF Tie Board no Fiya
Rlyal o. Marine Aiakg are takan = = '''''
~ Ohlos h0uus 3 4. h. 70 kh.H legHsf
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from ships Josiah BTadlee. Jea
= sore Sedan, g. Andrew, Kentucky, Genoa, Milan
Hero, Emily and II. burlington;
Crsnbemei-6 80 packages Curtis s Co.."
COdfish--& boxes 1851
English Dairy Cheese-bO bOXesi
BTOOms-a00 dozen ia.
Loaf Sugnr-50 half boxes WOOlseys;"
Fine Cfaekers--500 boxes No
Goshen Butter-S0 firkins;
Madder-5 casks, consigned a
QTinine-lOO0 ounces consigned:
Epson Sslts-5 barrels cOnsigned;
LiquOhcs Root bale, consigned
Orange Pea-l bale, consigned
Super Carbonate SOda-b barrels consigned; i-
Nutmegs-l barrel consigned a
Mace-l barrel, oonsgnedi
Squills-l bale. consigned;
Rock Csndy--30 boxes; H"
Red Calant Jelly-20 oases.
For sale BY The package By
Oa 3. t.HARTE CO., % TehOaDi0assa.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06
nATnY nREsOENT.


TUE hitSsTR 81 Rl.,... ny JOHN . WarTEiEa. ;
Asaa ,twas evening. Agnes knes
Paia, passonless-a sainted one
On 9aslsd eheek and pale brow dwelt
The 81 beams q The setting sun
Alsna-tht iianl3 aud clustered well
And aisthe relFar,s m0umiui cal
Yves bendiag every wonhipneI.
She ~ s3sS sPs1 s99 ,esPial eve
Asit wela sin 70 gaze upon
Itsssnfeal as u 9 sudden thought
on her enthnsiast momenls came
TO silfoln her hsaIt the flame
- Size fsdt ahe might not cherish. then.
ThsrHptunss Of spirit, free
And passionate g hens bad been,
EVhsn Is s0ls worship was, TO look
VVilh delighted eve dh7Qsds
AndTsad g from an open book
This 7sutieR iRngnaga OF tod.
How changed she knees 1.-The vile, gray hood.
We las S11e ii M Pan oa even ian
Coarse yell and gloomy seapnairs,
And Mlelet0Ie thus I Atns hers 3 soul.
Which. Al matt for natule's Eladpea,
C9Hl@ Elasu TIE big0t's poisoned bowl
And drain with joy is dEaughte Of madness
etsead ye The seoIets who have unused
IN sour own hearts intensaF feelings.
Which stole upon ye, at the hrst,
Like bland and musical nsvealings
Fi0m pRiIodden Paradise,
Until YoaEyeFy soul was theirs
And from their naaddenihg ecstaciss
Ye woke to mouTnfulness and prayers,
But she e sometimes happy now--
Ane yet her happiness Il not
Aud 5 blended with hefiot
To c1aslens every smile with tears,
And look on life with tempered Eladness,
That, uRdebased by human fears
l1et hopes can smile on Memory sadness,
Likesunshine on the falling rain
OEas the nOqnhght on the eioud;,
Nor would she mugie once again
With life's unsympathisine crowd
Life dark and mouFnihl residue,
SheWEifeth f0g hen summons where
Inc puls N heat their faith renew.
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o. A young minister being called upon for the
first time to join couple in wediock, became so
confused that he forgot how to proceed and after
bidding them join hands, he Claspsd theirs in his
own; and looking at them solemnly, said
What man has put together this was right said
the lecturer, he had put them togetherZa serious
pause, and then with his eyes devouty turned up
Ward) let not God Almighty join asunderi''
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PURE WATER. ..rs. Be-

TlBE "PAFENT eRAFiD WATER-PURIFIER"
tToiuced INTO me United States. This Filter made Of
peculiar kind stone which performs the peTcoat0n with
greater rabidy than any OtheI discovered It's oYH-
dea in shape and is capable Of Offering from to 90
gallons perday Itmpdly dsenReges matter of every kind
held in suspension and renders tue water beautifully
and lmpd, and from its peculiar construction Is paIliou
larry adapted purifying the Mississippi water This Filter
Is one the most useful inventions Of the day Its smp
city Of construction, its durablitYno matter how impure
or muddy the water may boa failing supply Of pure
water whOutany trouble the speedy removal Of all delete.
ou matter It's Applicability to be placed in Water Butte,
mends 70 The Hotoeof H9tel BOARDING Houses, Steam
boats Shps Rfiyate Families Offices ETC. for 81 of which
there are sizes suitable Several of them have already been
put up in the city and country and found to answer every
expectation They can now be seen In operation at my
store where peTsOns invited 70 call and examine them If
not with view Of buying aqurOsity. ~
ALEXANDER HILL,
seplb House FuInIshiHg Store IS Camp st.
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~ There is a temperance lady in Boston who
won't speak to shoemaker because he uses a punch
in his business.-Glo5e,
bS- We Know another of the craft whom lady
refused 70 marry having as she alleged, eonscien-
tious scFupLes against taking a. cobbleT." That
was the sole reason, and the poor fellow has never
heard the last ofdt.--Boston Post
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C0RyfER CUSTQMkT0DSE IND 'FRONT.' SITS.
hNIlIlL be opened fof the reception Of BOAEBERS on
w WEDNESDAY January lis49; WelfU- A9t
T6lLEthe best the market will Afford a. . r. -Al2L
The above eBtSbshent has been built By the prOpneors
expressly for the Of city and Transient Board
Il one Of tbs most healthy and airy situation in the
city, and no pains will bsspTsd tOTsndeI those Whe MAJ
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive SeTvant1. - - A.
Ieunz IealOnableas estabilhment Of the kind
In the city. LlaldARul B. ALEXAHDER, Proprietor
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3 o r ID IN G. II o u f.
Ia CfRy9HIER Street, betlOeeH ST. Cdartea did CdO
ds StrestSOHs door from TIE If CET0iJdeiotSf
MRS WILSON (ate Of a Bienvile atreet,) respect
lEL fully iEfOms her friends and The public generally
that shecontpues IN the above eligible location ooeus
pied BY hef- duHnE the last She has had her
HOUSE thoroughly Tefted end PREPARED for the seoOmmO
daten gsntenen eXclusiYey. Grateful for past PRtrOn
age, she hOpeB BY dgen attention 70 the comfort and
VReao OF her patrehEtO NEXT and eoeiye cOntinu6neeO
the same 5srefms viii be as hereofoEe. HoDEEAT&.
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MADISON ROUSE. MoutgoTneTy, an

NE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage Of the
travelling public, confident that he can supply IA
theWanta Of the transient VsiteFs Of MONTGOMERY
well any Of his competitors. Those going TO- or re-
turning from the North obtain meals at all hOuTs, suit
NheavRl and departure Of the Iaioad and
hue fOur-horGe OMNIBUS constantly in attendance, to
convey passengers and from the boats the cars free
charge The accommodations equal any other esab-
hment in the town, and being at reduced rate offer
additional Inducements to the travelling public The best
Stewards cooks aud servants engaged and pRnG wi
be spared render the stay of vse aud Agreeable
au20 dEW1 y q. AsABEkCROMBIE.
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TINE subscriber would respectfully call attention of
al those bound 10 the Gold Regi0n TO his large stock
Of nssiu and peegaTg articles such every variety Of
wal and other TN IL, VITA Portable Tent h9lesi CaH
ing about two pounds Canvas TRAVELLING BAGS
&c. all Of which he oen AZ fair prices and IN any Qnan
ty Those wishing their articles water pTooied can be ac
eommodEted and TO a customers who prefer to do their
water PROBING, the subscriber will give the receipt
and guarantee The effect equal any other process Fall
and Purchase ROPES Of every description Eposd and fur.
nshed. FLAGS Of every description made 70 order and
neatly repaired Every description Of Wood and Iron Frame
AWNINGS, TABPAULINs. &e, made and warranted
proof against rot or midag. III. CASSIDY,
corner Canal and MAGAZINE lts., entrance on Canal.
All oIdeu from Tie county vii Be promptly a..
tondsa q. ~
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MEDICAL LECTURES.

e 9TgslSy Of LoTisiana- Department,
commence On MONDAY, Nov ls continue mO1Ihl.
FAoULTY.
leuy anu - amel JoneH, N. D.
M D..
"a ID.
Diseases Of Woep and Children snas NJ D.
Rs - ~ A. j. " D
% R SSgy a. Aunt ~ p
0niSe iHsastions vii daily 6y he Professors e
The facilities offered for the study Of PTaetca Anatomy 0per
RVs Surgery are very greauectS beng furnished tree Of ehge
TERMS. y
alehet q ftacllee Anatomy 40
bipolhA
IL No charge to1attendance the Hospital.
ytO 4mdesW -GUSrAVUS A. MOTT, NJ. D.. Dean.
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EDUCATION.
g 8 - 80 8 8 e. q E 8 lHI.AEPEIas

s4sa ~ g Is ,S3 = 3 On YoQ99sa LADIES
SAEq npR q ITS -, MAR sT 4OaHPEi aTRRHF.
ktsfAhLAsttis u Aa2 under tho aupath tsndenoe Of
9on On the best plani Of uTopsan Instruction,
ne opArae OF study q thorough and fpEtenhto vague
theories, Of superficial methods 90 ssehng to elicit display
OF literature. y I-Nf
Lhe French Langusgeia undeT the saperRendsnce Of
Elsneh gentleman Of high literary attachments; other Ian.
kudB music and the accomplishments taught by mag
tsm OF equal eminence in their professions.
Ialng IN every style ia taught by the Misses Allison
drawing masters in Europe.
~ Terms may be known on application To the rs1ideuoe
etthe Mlssea ALLISON. CaropdsletR n8Iy
0ARRoLLTON FEMALE SEMINARY
NHAAs 4nstgntlon continues under the charge of Mn
= WAhhEN, who takes this method to solicit the
patronage OF parents and guardians
Terms Tor Board and Tuition (paVable monihIv in
advanoe( SIS peKmuhih y f'S -
~ Terms Of Music with use Of Piano. $5 per month
n n, s. RRFER TO-
J. A. Mlaybin s1Cnls n n Prestor- w m aooft
Chas Gardiner, ID Halnpson - iIlsv i ffVSicbsl'
Dr. J.'NVs PictOu, 1Pfof Forshey > Ma an
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HOTELS. &C.


BANKS ARCADE, Magazine street. '-
VI subscribers having recently etunished and painted
- lhls Well known aud central establishment "a
thfong lOut, are prepared % accom- MEDIATE any
Der OF City and transient bOafdeTs The IOoms are
pleasant and well ventilated. The Bar supplied WITH the
choicest Liquors and their abes shall oil times be far
nlshed with the best the market affords They etun their
thanks g Che public for the liberal patronage extended to
them the past season. and respectfully solicit continuance
.9M 4nd&W - PTOpietoTs
A CARD-The undersigned, passenger on board
"A the Steamship OHIO, bound toT California. be-
ing compelled to remain for several days in New Or
leans, would recommend the LOdlSlANAH HOTEL, Mo-
2o5 1ehoUpit0iRs street kept by M ASPIL, worthy
of patronage from the travelling public judging from
treatment and fare, believe all Others will receive from
mine hest kind treatment, good fare, and every aen
ton TO make the way tareT and traveller at home
Yhos J. Dryer, Cineinnati Thomas Rogers New York;
leaTel'h HuId, q; Wyman Turner Name; i
Abel Wares, New OFk. I'll b Harrison, Newark N. j.;
II, n, Petit, Jacksonville Ill; O. O. Cady, MASH
= d. Holmes, New OH Ciya @ w. Bassett, CINCINNATI
Mr., Pratt, Boston; MS. Cutter Verm0nts
David Tyler, New York.; lan'l Ireland, New York;
WA. Heuiok. &C.; AlbeIt Crane, -; .
ID. l.. Hunter, Maine; tFiW wv blows, Maine; -.
Alpheus Hunter 80; III q. ThebOn Salem, Mas.
Seth Griffin, Newly Otk; lA.J. Horton, NewYOrk
ID. Q.COnkiln, -, ~ YIN. w, Houston, Pas;s.H
". Winters, .ss -; - in, II .AyeHl, Barne, VII
IhOs. l.. Foster, Otih8 Me iJOhn III. Hollis, AlassJ p
J. w. Stewart $50; R0bt ~ Ford, N. HAVEN, ca;
y ran Nel1on, 81 Oh Henry CIeely, Havanai. rs
Randall Nv ard. F.,; Col A. HUNTINGTON, TeXas;
Linus Lane Vermont; B. 3, civilians, Barre, Vtss
Nathan Edwards Boston; And Others. 90 BIN
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PHILABELPHA, June q, l546-I feel free recommend
DR.. Davlss Syrup Of Wild Cheny and Tar from expert
enCe OF its beneficial effects my have been
oT some time past subject 70 attacks Of splitting Of blood
tened With weakness Of the breast and uneasy sensation
a. the stomach, accompanied with dyBpeptc symptoms.
Last spHng, having attack Of it. recommended BY
aeusntaIce who bad been cured by Dr. Davis Syrup.
70 Try it, dd and relieved BY Il in less than
bottle. Its apparent good effects were immediate.
join +. DRAM, Ladies Shoemaker. 10 Race 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

= " EAhNEoa IND YAM IN TIE BhbASI.
PHrLADELPHIA. June e, 1851 can highly recommend
Or. Dayls's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my know
ledge Of its virtues My wife had been affected fer long
ua with weakness and pain in the breast the OF this
medicine in short time entirely relieved her Thesympoms
would after time, IeouI andOn all occasions the relief
speedy ssin the first plGe ltsn months since
she has been Tree Of the affection. consider and
mendlt as most valuable medicine Its ghsning eeI
has been great in addition to relieving the breast
s N.nI lnur LnnLn H.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06
PEACH TREES,

NhE subseber has been to great expense in proournR
- and packing, well assorted in bundles Of % eaoh fol
tins market, few Thousand PEACH TREES, from -.
one Of the Oldest and best Nurseries in NewJemeg- Sa
ga one year iTom gts Of the most approved kinds that
Philadelphia and NeBYOTk markets. "A number Of them
have been carefully selected from the celebrated Orchard Of
Reeves Rdgway, near Wilmin gtOn, Del The greatest
care hasbeen observed in taking them fOm the ground with
their roots unnjured and packing them in mass so that they
VIII arrive in eXcellent condition. ~
Any pemOn wishing or more bundles can have them
vel taken care Of their arrival here BY having the roots
paced 10 the ground, till they ready them.
They Wi probably arrive about the LIST OF December Or
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