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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
RnHE rllRnAT

The r flowing Is nh ektfaet frf IN 4 letter re-
reivpd from Mrs. ~tIavari, u hu had been afflicted
several yeats with II ~reitilets Ulcers, " sPf =.
sin. ts md recently M affection Of the tItroai
aud ttett:- A
HaHeysburg Va DIR. -. ledb
htrrsfs. a, H. ~ y Fand ABefnre | com
tnenr cd Using your Sarsapatilla, my stiileftngs
we're almost ,nFt esp % iolt. my Throat va
{ onltileteIy LIBERATED Ind n dreadful teuglian1
there Were frequent Y weeks together that J
could not speak above a wehpet and besidef.
ii ,,n atntn ltiul from my tlr, at extended to
my head, 50 lhft by lteHr n waa very much
impaired Altertatiug The Sarsap ttillaa hot
tiina, my haaltI, improved. ard my throat is now
wei | am 40 free foli toit h and tigltnpss Of
he hest ns ever | was and can heat quite dis
tinrt y Ny tliroht b ltren well abotti tlirea
mo tbs. The cure Ut viii i has beer effected
4, n ifely by The use Of our Ears %tarilla.
y,ut friend LOUISA 4. BBNAN
Havrs' EAHsApAHitIA.- Scarlet Fercfdis-
artnpd If is Jefrusl--Tte dangerous a,d
atarning affection, which hts swept II III tho
stage u ftime 80 'nany both at The innocent age
of infancy. and the mote vigol Gus HnI mature
40 Of INA, hncl, I.as ~ length mt iis ate a,d
an |, ose, and IT, evil effects upon the system
are f. d waste by the POWERFUL haeice OF this
~. psraiion.-A title ltand-e d Of Mr.. WIN.
fatti,k h. Wojd4tof der, was attat ked with scariet
fever, which left het in Dire dfnls IT. te her
huly was covered wi h particles Of scarlet
eruption n large u,'tp sotnefhi q like a bile,
and NJ least we inches ~ Diameter, made t.
arpeatante Oh The shoulder winch broke and
dis hatged ~ almost incre dthle quantity of
tnrst offensive mat n. and besidrstlits: a large
uuani t was d scharged I om the cars. Of .
very ofEpnsv III, ratter. Almost deFpairiug
+ evet stopirg The d scl,aree they mode = I'll OF
SANpe SAnsAF.ftfaA shih' H'ttpj q G. m
rlete cure, HE child having taking only one
citle. 70 tho benefit Of those stuff ring rom
Tho lane,ul effects Of this liorr biz d sense. Mr..
Patrick will lie pl, ast d TO intotm any person as
to The TOT %ectnnst Of this statement, If they call
Al hia residence IN Ekientet. near Faw n ST.
S"d by Gro. H. HEHOMAN,-
inn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
THOS. pRENDERGRAST.
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS

In rendering his thanks to the public in genefa
for past favors, respectfully informs them that he has
established a store No. 2, at The Harvey. fioi'se,
stock Of groceries &c, on hand and will soon receive
a large addition tn his stock. :,
He requests all t!,oe. who owe him TO come forward
promptly and settle, those who have claims against
him, will presentth them, and they viii be inhy iiq'lida-
tcd Dec. LIST, 1885,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

tsr EvrHysepY Rear rms GhaefuLhf.-Ih There rs
sstsbt,of,ia i9f aaie IN the different t6aua called IN 7.
Tpwtaettd's Safsatiafiia. II Ia aiyeftiaed as tas OhH3E
nat. gEfstiNE aid aii TINT. This Townsend N 10 dfetef
,pj newer vyHs: hut WISE formerly n worker si railroads., ca.
psts. and tie Iike-yet5 hn assBtnss the title ~ Ueciof iUf tHs
n,ttttase ~ gaining credit for what he II not He rays he
bas attended i've medical sc1rnls' ana pfarttred iaf f5eesn
yeafst y. Row the truth IL, he never prarttesd rnedlelns :
Law IN hs lie Such ,rAHtHt pdrked misrepresentation
iapks had IL the character ard veYaeity Of The inath zen
,,,si si,tfrteIy, he had neger inside ttinse statements OF MN
setf uf ~ .ne. When will men learn 10 he htneFt anu ruin.
nj IN nh their dealings ard intercourse VIII, their 'tl'ow
ptef, lie sttiisf u one huel Glatp 10 asst9t HIN ~ mar.
ufactnrias hia mixture, stntins the large sums he wt'n'a
tnske, M an irpttee,nent. ~ embark in the business. THESE
men have been Insulting ani libeHing me ~ OIL t,ossib'r
fprins. 10 order 10 impress the public, wht the belie, iba,
ibe OId t,6rter-s Sarsatttfitts was not the genuine, e'fff,'n
81, sapaffuo male frtti HE on Dortpt's Original Htr,.
ts, This g. r. Townsend says have sold the use of my
name m NJ a week. will give hin $3.50 II he VIII pro.
duee enc single solitary proof of THE. His sisief,etps ~
Tbp,ptsgp. Ehlilnnan n Co, are nothing but y ttssts o.
f~aiseibpds. simply made 10 deceive the rublit, ana Weep
The truth dawn III rseard 10 his squirting. feft,eHf'ng com.
ps,.rd. This In ~ caution the public . ia,rti,sss none btt
Did IN. JACOB Towtsend's EstsarafiHa, having On y .e
pd Doctors likeness, his fat1fp Cenf " arms, anu MN
Gepatt,reaefosa the Csat Of Aytna.
JACOB TOwNaENe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
JOHN G. T.,
AGENT FOR
II. Blanchard Il co.,
NEW .

NE UKIEH wy,
Importers Of Wines, Liquors--,n fact
all French ind English Lmportations.
HAS received samples Of Btandies, French
AACordials (Nssorted) Absynths, Ecu dc We
de Dantzic, Guignole', and a variety ofo her
~a,ticlea, all Of which he Will sell at New
Orleans prices. Retail Merchants and others
are solicited to call at No. s Harvey House
Row, before going to New Orleans 10 make
heir purchases.
sept. Is n35tf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
BATON ROUGE SOAP AND CANDLE
Nj n factory

THE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens of Baton Rouge AZ well as the public
generally, that they are nov prepared to exc
cute all orders 10 their live with promptncss
and despatch. thankful FIR she past favors
hey hope 10 meet with a share Of public pat
ronage. The factory is situated on the Corn'te
| Road. near It's intersection with the Plains
road.
J. PITET.
Orders left at Mr.. Lafon. baker, will be
executed with promptness and despatch.
Jnly %, 1s49.
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Very respectfully You're.
g HltnHFtL Il hllIlpT"r
Jonathan Edwards. Esil.. 81 Wall rt. New York

Ambrose Baker. Of Cnysarkie. MY thus remarks!
"lhave made hfirha twenty iNn venrs-i,inetern
rtnrr by hand, and the last TIRES vrnfs will, Halls
m%ncl.iHrs. have siy Notwithstanding three nj.
tarhnitly each day. have nnrp this se,aon 1900.
600 in Eve months, with t,ven,y.sevrn mon at least
one fourth more Than could knye made viii, the
eante number by hand. They WORE I'll moulded l,y
three met, and the quality IL Greatly imtroytal-4 hrinu
more lense. and having u ttanthrr Fttrlnre. 95. 10000
have bees made viii, these machines. ~ to,Earkin,
the past SEASON. aud thrt hn We "a ,,scd al entire reyn.
lHtioi Ia tho brick manufacture. The machine works
like n o,atm Numerous. ki,nla have been tried. aud
great ~eSrenseR incurred, Int 40 machine would work
our clay successfully hethtr We tried ,his. Nnp, none
nr orr brick makers could be indurpd 10 hisrenFe viii,
them ="
The following from N'esRts. iIoev 4, ,ytnp,op. ~,
New OrleanR, ts aided. to pluw tIlpte %,nartincs will
vorkseuraIly well in The !So,ttl. as il, the North,
We hive Ten If Mr. Ilnll'p machines now Il, onern.
ton. mud nre rnnking rrefn ration tn start ten mora
next season. We also fully concur in the naitftonp of
the above gentlemen, aud would shy fsttlet. Tint His
m'riine IL Fn simple IN iis construction that We have
n" difficulty W learning nm5 nehroes to operate with
II. This we ronRitirr unc Of IT. highest rarantup ,do tjpnu
f"r southern operation, We shall he hnrny to show
these mnchinca TO amy gentleman VIA will call ut our
Brick Works in llocyville. nenr Carroll,on.
HOEN e. RNlNE1oN.
These machines are well adapted for plantation ,we
requiring only Que he power To proppl them. and
can 'r worked, by nrdinnr ~ hands. Planters cnn cot
NIL information requisite, by calling On tho subscriber,
nj " Old l"vce., where they can he aeon.
H. v, HhtkliS, Agent fnt 4. Hall. Pntentec,
Also. agents for tho follow ing manufactures. Rolls
fnr plantations, ornll siscr. Fntr'mnk'a Patent Pint
form Sralca. Ia weigh from 500 To $500 lbs ncnm
Scnlns with Frames, Can and Cotton Ii,nkr, I'll pirea
nnd weighing apparatus nfeNrrv ieacrintinn ofthe
hcst manufactures. Fircprooi Saf's. MI sizes, n full
assortment. %
Alsn. Wood and Willow Ware Tin Ware. rlaiu
and n fanled lt'laFp Lanterns; Iorlp: Conlape
brushes: Ur"oms: Mats, Selves; WRITING. etc. in
great variety. q May \ tSaa-y.
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g.. +. MARTIN NJ. d.
f1rrep HuNrtNg CaEEE. Caroline en-. M, D.

oct. II, 1916.
Dr. George r. Harf,n-Sir: Having been mnds
acquainted with the composition Of your valuable
Fill. by Yourself. sotuc two or three yehrH uea. ! In We
used them freely IN my private prnetiee with entire
succesF. and shall continue to fo so ne long ms mny
Iracticr t~nrlic,nc md uow tnle grenf pleasure in
recommending sieh n Pill M yours to the public as n
Hnfn and efficient %p,lrsative in MI Eases whore n pur.
En,ise IL necessary. Yours will, respect.
Ious r. Boon. ~. y.
~ Prepared md sold by MARTIN e. WHITLEY.
nj their Wholesale Drug Store. Baltimore. And by
the following Agent II. I. WAnDtLL. Baton Rouge.
Anril 20.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
SPRING FASHION
G. ent1e mi a n - Hats.
y We are noD opening our

~ we are HOD opening VH7
- assorfmen, of Gentlemen's Hafs,9
manufactured expressly for our sales, of The
best material and finish, and all of the latest
and most fashionable styles ; comprising
super Mofeskin, Silk and Beaver Hats; double
Lephorn Sombreros, Hungarian, Palm Leaf
and Campearhy Hats Al-o, a good assort-
ment of fourh's and chIldren's bats, all new
and fashionable shapes, the character and
quality of these goods are far superior TO
ANYTHING hitherto offered, and must be seen
to be appreciated.
marcy. w. D. PHILLIPS & BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
A Hail. Patent Brick
Nlnchine.

THREE hundred millions ofhricts ware made
Letters .nnp be seen. setting forth in the highest
terms. The merits Of his mnrllipc. from gentle men
residing IN ~. near The principal 'ri'es III tie Tinted
States. The E~tllowinn from N~lrssts ~Iluh,ell n Ablmt,
of I, Charleston. Mass. who makee. 100 900. brick tet
DAY will, this marline. is n fair specimen Of The
opinion, of The most noted brick mn kprs IN The country
II was written 10 Jonathan va warls. 2ntvatl street
N. Y otk. Ia nrleweflr one addressed by him 10 the,p
for information. n COPY Of which weHbindly furnished
me by NJ. Edwards:
@ tuspLEErows n. Jan 2. Ia4a.
StRt-In answer to your fnyuf pf Ilptn 9th, we
would aay. that our opinion in r. lprepee 10 Mr.. Halle
moulding machine has no, rla,tnetl in The least since
We addressed q letter tot u. Wnkeipnn. Esq. upon
lie siil,eat. bit on The contrary uut opinion 10 iiprp
ntWf innre confirmed II The utility "f this machine and
that " Is by FIR the hest Of at,y IN nee. and WE iotht
whether II is possible that any machine rnn ever I've
introduced go cheap. 90 simple md so efficient for
nuulIinr bricks 10 iliie.
We hnrc not seen tllee,nn ofwhirli yn,i sneak hut
have spnn many others. md are fully satisfied there
il none that equals Mr. Halle.
tut Of all the machines we pre ,tsipt we have not
hni pur broken for the iva, net Years. nn1 lny We ngt
M vi n dollar for repairs, we tnrittiua This. to chow
p"t8'iow simple. and triflins tile expense after these
machines ara ready for nee,
We hay We not shilling interest IN Mr.. HALLS ~
any other l,riclt machine Having had much esperia
encs ia the husijeaa we ae willing and feel bound 10
give nttr npitiun honestly and freely whenever called
nroi. md do uat hesitate for n moment Ia prono,t,ce
Mr.. Ilall's machine the simplest. lie cheapest and the
l,ppt ia tibn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
AVIS
IMPORTANT!
r. G.. Delarode,ie 1i s'es, reinforcement sta'di dams II
Maison Harncy sur Ia rue de PEglise

Ia rhonnenr dInfnmrr les cnoyens de- cnr Vile etdrs ebvnon, quill n ren IN as-
ode hHuhered s deumres modes ;savir: monres dor ct ia gent d TmTze
oyaux et#9oulle bother, Iunenes dor ct dagep, bagncs de dianan' bonces doeile,
brooches purd DANES, plmnes ct cmyonsht For ct dargent. chimes dor por danes,
|des patG,mries, 4 pusieures autres articles dc Enmise tmp hombreux POUR en-
|donnes 1e detail.
II e charge e somes egpeces de- rhabh1agrs db,rogrie ctks Jgarani pendant III n
Il ht apsi tones egocs d, racomodngrs de bjuacrje 10 phx lei plus modtres
Nov. 49, l.
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AVIS.
HOrIOgcrIc BHOuterie.

mo f. i'EkRILLhT, ancien ouvrier de
E1A r G. Delaroderie ct travaillant der.
E..,X Increment dlns %'ancien ma .ssjn de c,
G. futile, a l'honneor d'informer ses nom
breux am,s ct 10 public en- general quill s'est
Gtabli pour son compile particular rue de
LAFAYETTE, EN- FACE DEs NJ. BesNEeAzzE
ct quill coniinucra dc satisfaire a des prix tres
moieres, les personnes qui voudfont -Licn
i'honorer de leur confiance.
n. B. Comme par lie passe II fera des
echanges de montres ct de bijonx ct Pom scra
t]oniours certain de tronser chez lui un bel
assortment de bijouterie ftai he.
+. PERRILLAT.
Octobre 24-tf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
Boot Il shoe Establishment
]. w. QTIGGINS.
(rae ~ Lou;sriM Ktnturky J

(,a"n' LouisriM Ksntmchy)
TAH Having purchased Tie shoetnaltinr 1gsr
q establishment heretofore owned by EaA
$780, Nessrse A. Brndfnrd IL Go, respectfully t@s-
informs the public that he will continue the business
in all it. branches. in Che Store formerly occupied by
G. c. futile. on Lafayette Streets.
He will always keeIs4n hand . vnriety Of Ladies',
Misses, and lsentlcinen's Shoes Brogana. Boots. &c..
principally OF his own manufacture. His work will
be warranted. o
The patronage ofthe public is respectfully solicited.
ian 81 25tf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
CATHOLIC BOOKS.

LARGE variety Of Catholic Books; Also
the Catholic Aimarac for 1850, ana tie
aerican Almarac of Useful Know ledge for
30, lust received and for sale bv
GEO. M. HEROMAN,
mar o.. opposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

INDIA RUBBER WHIPS.
Just received 4 fine assortment Of India
abher Whips. [mN24l A. B~RAproRp.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

NEW DRUG AND A~POTHECARY STORE.
II. II. VFBBERv, wishes to inform the public of Baton
Rouge and its vicinity Tat he has taken the Store ofthe
Narney Nouse Corner Of Church and Lafay cite Sts.,
several e~ experience in the business he hopes by dhgrneeanda strict attention hrm 70 merit liberal
smrenf e nHc patronage Particular snMmi will he given TO the pnynhmmtf Pbwhin' Pres
tdphora and Family Medicines phyhrahs sand families my by assured hhtno pains Willie spared to
haveewy aehws sold nfs establishment s res q"My Planters phsenn.an Y all ~Lomay m.
him ha calls hall supplied on the most LIBERAL TERMS, Medicines prepared and delivered mt all bos
Night or Day Feb"W.N 9
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Gro K G
Snring Goods.

spring GOOUS.
The subscribers would respectfully inform the pub.
lie that. they have jnsi received per steamer Ohio.
direct from New York, a splendid assortment oil
SPRIN GOOD s.
which have been selected from the manufacturing and
importing houses in New York and Philadelphia and
will be sold at the lowest prices. They will also be
receiving new goods every week.
mar 2E. w. L. PHILLIPS IL BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

Oh CARROTS Perrique's Bees. Chewing
Tobacco. For Sale by
JULES BONNECAzE.
Jan. Goth.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
DIR, MARTINS

CDUpDttSD SJRfrr or WTftU FVFRRT
,,.,. ~ -. L.., ,,.,,,i.n .,a. ~
re,el u The m,l,lio in Corgl,s. whether arising from
Colds or The W~l,nopinp Cough Or that dreadful mnla-
y '"'''',fln'of' feh ttihP'IeS' ~ r.t SUR '''f y
was o'P, 'eiofp 'hp Pf''', INV ehe'leo " nN,'g
lures 'hf%bf'ih"'t''s ''h HNef3 ong 't'e'V,,e o'',piN
,of tn'a nls'h,t'". NM ~ WIS ehF. ~ Wh'cu tlhY
',aFe ,r',' hfel,ly efa,iilrl 70 'tahf us g'', effects,
ne htfhon en- ,,'fef,a'l s,,Ftopaf t'nfch "
"affah' h'ie e'eh' rev y" ~ "nii'flginih mas
authorized 's 10 say fh"f ne h1s nse1 = ~ ,''s own
lefs'i WIN shfioph neI''''' NV WI "eu'e"' it'elit's
"" MI scf'Ip'e Y" rehta'''''emh II as one ~ TIE beet re-
NEEDLES ~ CONSUMPTION, Bfoflfh'''s. Asthma. "e..
which they hnse ever met WIN The iolEowing is
rom - '''g''y teslettah'a p''Ysit'an on Rent island,
whom w. made acquainted WIN the preparation
hENf isLAHh. June w, 1877
VI Mattih-uhafS ltt Sinre my return httrie, !
pfesrf,bed your "th'f Df HihB oHENRF IN
seyetnl cases: one IN particular. a case ~ Asthnin, Ut
long standing 'nI''t't ~ yearsl Q heiehbot and patient
VI tiiite. llet dtsease had never been benefited ny
my h'e'''eins which she has taken and tur the last
yeaf W two she ias oeeh cehhi,eh enf'feiY 10 The
mouse 40 no, khow 'th' sfe nag q eoou nights
req if 2 long tl'he, hn' si'ne s'ie has commenced
taking y.ntir Hetiriiie land she has only thka'i ME
hn',l'e) she is enabled! t., 60 to isd and sleep well NIL
n'ght. ti,i'it the Me'lic't'e Wi'l make a perfect r,ire
y hht, ana file ~ 'e,efin'fsi 80 give : q lair trial.
iier hoFta'''- ~. h"iet,ck tatiekfont is \ ~inefchnnt
mere ana says" you VIII se'o MN some o u ne Wi,
act M your agent.
y. n"nff, SAMUEL l'ahFEn, Mp
tfee - feiits per Nh'te' Arn,''fl eath ''ofae ther
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

CORNER or LAFAYETIE~ -a~."~aamA~ AND LAUREL STREETS
HAVE RECEIVED per lhsa riva1.a large and complete assortment fa) and winter
gmk. d the Attest and most fashionable Styles 10 which they call the attention ofthe
public. Coossingm in, VIZ;
DRY GOODS.
Flannel, BED Ticking Cctonade-, Dtfngz, Beached and Brown Domeshes. Mouse.
G tsinr,es, veHin 8. shnwh, Ginp= Bones Gloves and Hosiery oel kinds Rich
~ met and Cab Ribbon. Calico and mary prr Goods Il o numerous TO specny.
C~LOTNlNH.
Fine bhmt aud conrddtes' anJfok cloth coats ohu'edt tweed and cashmere p#ho,s,
II nd cpbr'I casinees sacks, bkp ahos, youths and boys tweed and cloth rock tous,
ayc assnsrea and biz cloth pants fancy cashmere and blk satin vests, hlen shirts, draw
rs under shirts TO-
NAT & CAPS.
f-ts bt III, uohskn and csssinere has .bys fashionable do do, youths hk m
eaIhsi| crovn 10, gents boys and youths bt.a md fancy cloth cHs. ofth most rscen
styles. r
ROOTS & SHOES.
Gents nee altsichsd boots. do, fine calfsn1 pnneHa btgars, ladies cal. anjmmoeco
-uopans, do, bhrk and brne hid sips,ho white kid slips youths and boys pgged land
bouans.m misses tsf sewed do, chMs. blk. aud colrH d..
SADDIk.RY.
MEMS nush, Epautd#nI CmumbHne saddles boys do do. ladies pn ai nuIHcd side
saddles, saddle "bgs blind bidhe,e cart saddles and brrhing, filings, uatugaer prhs aud
Ao, n complete assortment Of Lambs Wool and sino I1pjasbirsa and Drawers.
of various kinds. aud for both sexes. All that is requested is to rail- and ami this
Bee live Store" cau. before purchasing elsewhere.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

This prat,h rntinn il a certain cure for The Art,e anil
Fever. aud Dyspepsia. We only ask u irial of it. and
nrr satisfied planters and citizens aeiierally. will save
hundreds ~ ,lollhrs by keeping n supply II The Tonic
md Martins Pills by them Read HE following ret-
',dca,e ola worthy nntn who was cured by the 'se If
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

GEO. M. HEROMAN, Agent for
Baton Rouge, La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

"VhbUHN NIHSs WaTCH t5UtH, 1910.
Messrs. Sands: Gentlemen-From what |
have experienced, and from the informati, n /
have recently received from a number of per-
son OF high re. pectabi ity who have used your
Sarsapariila, | have not the least doubt but il is
a mo t valuable medicine. and that the num-
erous certifi. ates you have reteiyed of lis eff
cacy are fully sustained by experience, and
although its reputation and utility are very
extensive and stand in no need of my humble
efforts to Increase them, | want ali who are
afflicted by disease 10 become acquainted With
the efficacy and pouer Of your valuable medi-
cine. @E
lam, gentlemen, gratefully and very respect
fully yours, LurHER WRreHF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
Old DIR. Jacob Townsend,

TIE UHIHfFHE UISUUF III VF E8E
Genuine Townsend Sarsapartlla.
Old III. Townsend Is nuw abctt ~ years. hf age.. and hnus
lang been knpwn NJ the A u7WDN and DfSeiU pEREH
II ii,s q NJ UfNE DRfGfNAL "TOWNSBND
NARSApARiLLA.r being pput. he was cctnltelled 70
iin,i, .hs manufacture, by which fnesns u has been kett gt
81 market, and the Gales cltcunscribed 10 those only wbo
had ptpysd ,ts worth. ard knewn is value. II had reached
NE ears of many, ne vsftbeless. a. those persons who had
Asen heated n sore diseases. and saved from dssth' pro
4jain,@d lie wspdsffR
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.
ezsass TTNHE subscriber continues to THE Elk
fsazzsa% PRESS between Boston and worcester, for
=1a the safe transmission of Packages Bundles, Bank
--------a- Notes, Specie and Merchandise generally,
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given paying, collecting and nego
iatng notes, drafts bills, and purchasing and selling
!handize, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his
The subscriber is alone responsible for property
his and risk assumed by the Boston and Wor
Rail Road Company
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to Sa-
en-, Newburyport Taunton, Fall River, and New Bedord
lso, to Portland, and all parts of Maine
Orders free for goods be returned by this Express.
OFFICEs-HARNDEN & CO.'S Office, 8 Court Street,
BOSTON, ]. Ii. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, I63 Main Street.
Feb 25. diff S. S. LEONARD.
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spring Pond Ice.
IOSE wishing to furnished with Ice from pure spring
water, viii be served at short notice by leaving then
orders at the following places s, ~
Henry Prentiss' Provision Store, Washington So;
J. ii. Iartons, Park Street.;
Otis Braman's, Southbridge Street;
M. b, Green's Drug Store Main Street;
Swan & Conants, AZ Main Street. .
And at the OFFICE, LAT MAIN STREET.
or Those wishing to purchase REFRIGERAToRs can
he accommodated with any desired pattern by calling
the office as above. b. r. HAYWOOD.
June diff
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NEWPORT Via PROVIDEN CE.
$500, On and after June II, 1850, s f@rfs"
E5ss4ss5st5 the -I4EAN -, y
4SEssT5 q Z STEAMER PERRY, sSssss=:sS..
CAPTAIN WOoLSEY, will run between Providence and
Newport connecting twice each way each day with trains OF

CAPTAIN WOOLSEY, will run between Providence and
Newport connecting twice each way each day with trains Of
PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAILROAD,
follows:
Leave Newport at 5 A. NJ. and LAS p NJ.
Leave Providence at 9.30 A. NJ and Is P. NJ.
rival of trains from Worcester and Boston.
~ Passengers may procure through tickets at Railroad
stations of New York and New Haven Railroad New York;
of Western Railroad Albany, Providence and Worcester
Railroad Worcester.
FARE.-New York and Newport, via New Haven
Hartford, Springfield and Worcester, $3.50
Albany and Newport via Springfield and Worcester $50
Worcester and Newport, 1.50
Passengers may leave New York by A. NJ. train and
arrive in Newport the evening leave New York
by p NJ tran sleep Worcester and arrive Newport
noon; may leave Albany the morning and arrive
in Newport the evening; may sleep at Worcester,
and Newport noon; leave Saratoga in the
forenoon, dine Albany, sleep Springfield and in
Newport evening of day leave Springfield at SIS
A. NJ dine i'll Providence and arrive i'll Newport same
evening
Passengers from Worcester will take the IA NJ and 40
P NJ trains to avoid delay take the IL A. NJ train and
dine in Providence.
An examination of Godthwate's Railroad Map will clear
y show the eligibility Of this those travelling from
New York Central New England to Newport
Passengers and Baggage conveyed free of charge between
Boat and Railroad station in Providence.
ISAAC H SOUTIIWICK, Supt p W&l. Railroad.
Jmel9.