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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
DIR, MARTINS
Cornpound s,rup OF wild CIlerr,

TsHIS Compound is one Of tho best remedies ever
l. offered 10 the public in Coughs, whether aris-
ing from cold Of whduping cough, or that dreadful
Conc %tiinptitii. Few %fefhptlies. HI tile short tiihe ii
hits been before lie public, have effected ST many
rtitess The ptutriet1rs are every day receiving orders
for I'll 81 a distance, and Iii this city. i'll which they
have Been highly gr,,fiiied to ieatti its eood effects.
The Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
Maryland ttlte Right l.sv. w. H. Wliittinel,aml ias
authorized us 10 say that he has used it IN his own
person with decided benefit; and or Medical friends
,u not scrulhe to recommend il IS one Of The best ~,
NEEDLES IN Consumption. Bronchitis. Asthma. Be.
Which they have ever met with. The hllowing ia
from a highly respectable Physician on Kent Ialnnd.
wliUin We intde acquainted viii, tie preparation
kESr ISLAND, Jnre ". 1877.
DR.. Matiin-DeHr Sir Siiee my return home. |
prescribed your SYRUP or lviLD CHERRY IN
several cnses: one Ia particular. q ease of Asthma. Of
long standing (ibuiti II years. n ~iieigtbar and patiGit
Of mine. Her diseaae had never been benefited Iy
any Medicine which sbe has tnken aid for the last
year Or two size has been confined entirely to The
iul,se. do not know that she had d good nights
rest for Il long time. bat since she has commenced
'akiiig your Medicine taiia she lias only taken one
bbtileJ she is enabled to % to bed ard sleep well MI
night. | think the Medicine will ,nnke ii perfect cure
Of her. and sle is determined 10 give 1t o fnit trial
Her husband, Mr.. iodctick E,fieksbn II n merchant
here and says If you will send him sottie Ut il he vii
act as Yuilr agent.
Yours, SAMUEL HARPER, w.. d.
Prite IS eeitts per bottle. Around each bottle ttnef
IL II short treatise Oh Diseases of the Chest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08

MORAL CHARAcTER-There is nothing
which adds so much toThe beauty and
power OF man, as a good moral character.
Ii is his wealth-his inhuence-his life.
1t aignites him in every condition, and
gloriiies him Mt every period of life. Such
a character is more to be desired than
everything on earth. 1t makes a man
free and independent. No servile tool I;
no c%rouehing sycophant-no treacherous
honor-seeker ever bore such a character,
The pure joys Of truth and righteousness
never spring in such a person. II young
men but knew how much a good charac-
ter would dignity and exalt them-how
glorious it would make their prospects,
even in this lfe-nerer should we find
them yielding to the gtovelling and base
born purposes of human nature.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08

A SNAKE SToRr.-An old deacon in
Yankee land once tod us a good story.
He was standing one day beside a frog
pond-we have his word for it-and saw
a large garter snake make an attack upon
an enormous bull-frog. The snake seized
upon one of the frogs hind legs, and the
fog to be ON a par with his snakeship,
caught him by the tail, and both COM
menced swallowing one another, contin-
uing this carnivenous operation until moth
ilg war left Of either Of then.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
TOvnsEsD's sARsAPAgILLi.

TRICKS tsfr ssttAGks.
Ik- FveRYRohY Rehb TITS CAHEpuLtr--Tfisf ~
saf4atiatttin iBf sale III TIE different toshs called {. r.
tpw naetdts sarsutnttta. II IL advertised ~ THO uRIaE
Yats GEsittSE. and al that. Thi, fuwnsend u NO avetuf
ind nevsf was but sas fnrmerly 4 workef IN railruatls, "a.
isis, ard HE itke-yet he Assumes tie title Ut Dretuf fUf me
purpose III gainiis credit fr what he ~ not. He says afis
4as attended tTn medical .Hchoois, ard ~prseiiced for fifteen
searst q kpw the TRUTHS. he never ffaeticed tntaicine 4
iHy In his life Such trivM3 ftftked misrepresentation
taaks bad IL the character and setati.s OF tile man. wish
f,,sat sincerely, he had never rislr Those ssatshreAts Of him
,ef or NJ me. When viii ,te1 learn TO be honest and truth.
fui III All tt,eir dealings and i~nttfeoufse with tiieif fellow
tf,e, tie Applied to one Ruei Clar, To assis, hin III man.
riacit.rins his mixture, stating the large sutita he would
ftske. AZ al iuit,rc,nent to embark in tie business. These
man have been Insulting aud libelhns NE IN all pnaable
trims. IL order 10 impress tie public wilt the bsiief That
tile OH iltrtat's SarsaI,atilia was not the genuine. ofigfuM
81, sttutiHa. fisds from tie UH Dtet0fts Utfsitiaa Rsr,.
pte. 1tiaS r. Townsend says haye sold the use u my
maine mr. 81 4 week. I will Awe hint a5U II he will lfh.
tire tne sirsls solitary proof Of this. His aiateiie'ita ~
fhn,fipsuf. Skitlnati A. To, ne tIthi1s bit a Tissue Of
fiisetoJds. sitntiy utslc 10 decisive tho Itib'ir. and keep
the truth ddwn III rtfa ri To his sphfi,e. tetHtetifing rom.
popui. Tits il 10 ratitiot the pthiie 70 purchase none hut
DID fir. JAtOn 1ovnsend'a sttsattariia. having on y tho
uhI Doctors likeness. his ftDthy toat " Arms, stal Ms
ssitaturtactpae the Cuat Of Arms.
ttiueipai Office. i92 Hassaa. street, y Y Chy....
JhGDn TOWNSEND.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
A ConNscuEw DRncrloM--"Come to

A CoRNscpEw DREcrioM--"Come to
my room, | want to see you.'
"Where is your room!'
"ln the st. Charles Exchange"
"Well. | believe there are several
rooms to that house, h5w shall | 90 to
get in yours'"
Come right in and turn round left
come up n pair of stairs, turn right round
loft again. come forward, come up, turn
round, come up two pair stairs, turn round
three times, come forward and knock ut
the door"
"Stop, don't You think | could gctthere
quicker if | was to go down the middle
and up again, cross over. turn round, for
ward two dos-a-dos Indian file, promen.
AIDE, shake a stick, cut stick fiddle sticks
dance around two pair of partners, and so
follow my nosee"
mo, no; just follow my direction and
yoa1l be sure to find me-"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08

A SAD EHEDtcANENr.--A young pr
son lost his way iut q forest, md II beige
veheinently rod and rairy, hh lap1,enid
upon u poor cottage, and desired lodginE-
and some fire to wfrtn him. The nag II
told him that he aid his wife had but
one bed, and if lie p'eazed To my wfh
them he should be perfectly welcome.
The patsun thanked him, and kind Y &C.
ccpted N IL. I'm The morning the n'tii
arose to go to market. and meeting soIle
olhis neiglbors, he Iell a laughing. IhIy
asked him what inatle him 50 merry af,tsit
the MOUTH Why, says he. | cary lplt
think how ashamed tie parsoh will le
when he awates, 10 f,ta ht@sseJJe utdte
tn bcd Nth my rife,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Batpu kpner Gajtttr.


Old friends cla friends within my heart
Thy name wAh pleasant memories blends
And, as long asIbye claims there a part,
lnevef tan fsrgct old friends.
Forget old frieidsl The ERNEST ties
Were wove 4 ch,il,iheuEs sunny bower,
Ana while 1inte's mpid icofs'ep iies,
Th ! heart agIw' back with stronger power
The songs my mother used TO sing,
When |, All ilifani, near her pla,Wi,
stillen my eadiar sweeter ring
Thar lays that luitiest ati has male
The bustercnp .and violet
The simple ilnwprs that deck HE fields;
The first ! plucAet-are tearef yet
Than all The prouicst garden yields.
And thry-tlG friends Of "auld lang syne,"
Stars in the twilight OF the past
Than other orlss far brighter shine,
And ever will their radiance last.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
n Very respectfully: yoi,ts.
f1UBBEIL 81 ABBOTT.
Jonathan Edwards. Esq ~ Wall st, New York

Ambrose Baker. If Cussackie, N. Y, this remarks:
{" lmve made bricks twenty two years--,iineteeii
years by hand. and the last three years with HALLS
Inarlines. have six Notwithstanding three al
tprnntelv earh ,lay. 1ia We iintla this sp,lspi, $500.
tWU IN five months, with twtnly-seven men at least
one. fourth lnnre than ] could have ,hnle viii, the
snt,e number by lnnd. They were all moulded by
three men aud the quality is greatly riprUvptl-,eine
more dense, and h avifa n smother sttfface. % nDn.tNl
have been made with these machines. al Cuysatkia
The past srnsnn, and they have en fused mi entire revo-
luton in The brick manufacture. Tie machine works
like u charm. Numerous kinds have been tried. and
rrent expenses incurred, but m machine would work
ult clay successfully before we tried this. Now. none
" our BRICK makers could be induced tv dispense With
them.
The following frntn Messrs. lIrev q t,yi,ieiol. Of
New Orleans. is aided. 10 show these machines will
work equally we'll IN the tSolttl, ms III the North.
We hay We ten ef Mr.. Halls machines iiew IN opera.
ton. aud are making preparation IN start ten more
lies senstti. We also fully concur IN The opinions of
the above gentlemen. and would say further, that this
machine IL 81 simple in Its construction that we ha We
no difficulty IN lpntning ntr negroes tp operate with
II. this We consider me Gifts liefest rerpii.fs ltn tirrs
for Southern urerntini. We shall be lapry Ia show
these machines Ia any gentleman WIN will ci& At our
Brick Works iii IIuey vile, near Carrrlltnr.
HOEY q BYiNGTON.
These machines are well adapted for plantation use
requiring only one Errse power to rropel them. and
rnti he worked. by ordinary hands. Planters eat, gel
all information requisite. by ct liint on the subscriber
nj 2g Old Levhp,. where they cnn ha seen.
L. H.. DAEKUs. Agent for A. Hall. PnieiSD..
Alsn. agents for the PILLOW ing ina manufacturers BELLS
for plantations. OF all sizes Fairbanks Patent Plat.
form Scales, 10 weigh from 800 to 5000 lhs Bean
Stnles with Frames. Can and Cotton Hooks. all sizes
and weighing apparatus nfeypry description, of the
best manufactures. F%ireproof Safes, NIL sizes, n full
assortment.
Alsn. Wood and Willow Ware Tin Ware. plain
and i~apa,r,ei .Glnss Lanterns; Cords; Cor1age
brushes Broutns; Mats Selves Wieking. etc. III
q treat variety, june 8.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
W o mans Love.

Men never love like woman they are colder.
More calculating they hold back their hearts
With iron hands, aud will not let them GO,
We give ours f~rnnkiy~-we arr silly for IL
A great gih, like the deep love Of a woman,
Loses its value when It's freely given
She should be chary of II, keeping it
Locked IN her soul, away from prying eyes;
She should he firm and coy, and stand in awe,
Guarding her honor. and when she is won,
She should bestow her heart in burning tears !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
From The Ncw Orleans Commercial Times.

Dec. A. 1916.
D~evrisrRY-Dt T. Chdnffer. We beg to call
attention to liz advertisement III Dr.. c la,llpr, IN on
other column, Dr.. C's. professional merit ns we have
bad pccnsinr, 10 psrefience. is If lie highest order
IN ,rrrlrnriirnl dentistry. lie Is Unsurpassed bv ANY
w. have ever htintvi,. his ork being executed IF the
most scientific principles. and put nnt III his hand in a
sryls IT finish tlnt re,rlerel 1t All object. of pleat ing
interest eeet, 10 the eye-~ligl,i elegant, and yet dur
able. For The milur urera ions Of his ART. st,rll as
inserting. Cling, sealing and extracting, h. hasa hand
Of tar" address md dpliracy We heartily commend
our friends to No. 3 Chnrirpss street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08

EFFT : 2, INFTF
~. l. Chandlrr.-We have rt'cei,tly seen II very
fine piere Of workmanship in Dentistry. executed
ly this gentleman. II IL y plate Of gohi with teeth
inserted. 10 FIJI NJ, ~ taranry in n part Of the inv and
ralatp, Nliirl, had been .ntrn away by q rar,teruIs
lispase The individual for whom il was done. had
been suffering fpr n considerable time. f,n,u M IN
s,eitt, falling In of n pnrtinn NJ his ,lteek mud lip,
vhirl, HORRIBLY ~disfenred him. The substitute FIR.
ielied nv the deSiro,is hand If the Dentist. is so eE
fAriral as perfectly 10 hide the rnvnaes made by the
disease nj the same time IL snbset,es admirably the
process Of nasticutlui. 1t is a beautiful specimen Of
art
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Our Pre- %sidents.


First stands the lony NAsHtNaroS,
That noble, great, immortal enc
The elder ADAMS next We see,
And JEFFERSON ON number three =.
Then MAprsoN IL fourth you know,
The 6hh one on 'lic list, MuNnoEj {
The sixth an ADAMS comes again,
And JACKSON seventh In the train:
VAN BunEN eighth upon the line,
And HARRtsoN epSts number nine +;
The tenth is TyLrn in his turn;
And pobK eleventh. as we learn;
The twelfth is TAYLOR, people say
The next well learn SOME future day.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Catholic Books,

A LARGE variety of Cathol ic EFlEH
II Books Also the Catholic Al-%skV
manac for 1850, and the AmericanaAkaA~
of Useful knowledge for 1850. just re-
and for sale by, GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
june s ~. opposite the Methodist Church,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08

What maiesa young lilail and woilI,n
fall in lover
"Because one Of them has II heart Sol
steel. and 'tctlier has a heart Of flint, and
when they comes together, they ~strlFe5
fire, and tliaSts love-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Of the bee IItve''
O & OPPEyHEIM.

UTOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
w public to their large and well selected stock OF
Dry Goods and Clothing,
And have just received a fresh supply Of all
kinds of Goods calculated for the season.
Personns in want Of any Goods in the above
line, will find it to their advantage to call before
purchasing elsewhere. at the Cash store,
june s, ". SIGN or me BEEHIVE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
BEAVER DAMs. QuEEn ANs's 90, Ma.
Il.I.lu-.- NJ In L.


Dr.. Gen. 7. afurf,n,
Respected Sir--li Justice 10 YOU and 10 the Public,
and to discharge q hiel, and responsible obligation
resting tir,ii me. I take this tnetiHui br making kiioyyn
10 lie Public. should YOU think II worthy If publish
ing.) the remarkable cure yuur National Tonic has
wrought in my particular case. had been lal,orit,p
Under an interrnittjng fever for II months. | had tired
different eminent Physicians, but without success =
two, but they would return with double viDlelice rn.
til I becaine weak and eniaeiated. NV stomach
swollen aud hard, my sttirits broken. and had bit iii.
tie hope Of again becoming a sound ma II: last wintel
! accidentally saw this Invaluable 7pptr. and acting
ut n hottie uf yulir Medifine-tnr,tnencel taking 1t
aud before | used Il hdT bottle my thiils left me, III,
appetite gradually returned. and thy spirits also. nm
hy tile time had finished the one bottle | was, ms il
were, a new man. Nearly II year has elapsed and
ira ve not hid IL single chill Your Pills are the mos
popular pills among us. Yours, with respect.
JOHN NEGspu.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08

The locomotive is the only good moftte
that can be given for rt3i,4 Il man on II
rtW.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08

We should lie cautious says Cole
ridge, show we indulge i'll the feelings Of
a eirtuous Indignation II il the hand
s~ntne-brother Of anger and hatred,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08

A f%anciiul writer calls woman a cross
betty n rose and an angel,
tpGood lick say SO again thein's
mn sentiments, adaackly.-Cffce IMP
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
RHODES DOIIONE1


state OF Indiana.
Jefferson 60.
], James NJ. Humphreys. "A lnstice rf the Peace. IN
9id for said county and State. do certify that The n.
hove named Rholes Dof,nnev subscribed and made
,ntl, to tho foregoing certificate, b. fore me, this 2fth
dny of FEBRUARY. lS49.
JAMES NJ HUMPHREYS. ~.
To The Pthiir.-I, jacob, Green, If The county OF
Jennings. AMI State Of iitlinna. do hereby certify
that in the entlv part Of last season. ! was taken with
n violent cough. attended with n pain in the ltea /
aud sometimes fever. and that | employed II skilful
physician for some time, whn enid that he could give
me no relief | then commenced using Wistat'e
Ia snm ofNild CHEEKY. mud felt almost Immediate
rrilpf-nnd after taking three bottles. | find myself
IN rs good henltl, rs ] have enjoyed fur n number Of
Years. my restoration. under the blessing of God.
attributed TO the Use of the medicine above named.
JACOB GREE =.
Stare or INDIANA. JENNiNasiCouSrr.
!. David r skinner a Justice Of the Peace in and
for said country and State. do certify that the above
named Jacob Green subscribed and made oath to The
foregoing certificate, before me. this first day Of March
1910.
We would advise those nf orr readers who are
lah"ring liier an affection, If the lungs. 10 nal he
immediate trial of this truly excellent medicine.
The most Intelligent and Respectable families Of our
city In VIZ adopted Il nsa inv"rife medicine. and per
sons predierused 10 consumption. wl,n have used it.
speak in tile highest terms of it's efficacy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
DIR. Martins Universal Furgatiye
HeslIs.

In Offering those FHs to Tie Public. we know there
ru'ittut be a better. or a more safe. eaey or az raenble
t~nrgaiive. They speedily remove all irritating mat
ters retained in the bowels. or "slieu the Iiabitnal
alvite discharges are ton thr1v or insufficient" for
health. by their specific virtues they restore the func-
| tiofis to a healthy action, and the blood to its natural
purity. Reyl Dr. Br,n's ceriifca's,
d. n. Martin, M. ID.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08

The rersiuns have a saying "tl1at ten
measures Of talk We're sent down upon
earth. and the women took nine
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
COUNTERFEITs.

Beware Of couuterttIts aud imiintlons-Syrr ps and
all other preparations Of Wild CHEEKY. Remember
they only initiate in name without possessing the
virtues. Buy none but The genuine and original.
Dr. wistars Bsfsam wild Cherry.
Signed SanItord y Park on the wrapper a.
round each bottle.
Ds- Sold wholesale and retail. by
SCOVlI d. MEAD. ll3. Cha,res streets.
between Cont and ut. Louis. New Orleans. General
Agents for the Southern States.
Srld also by
II T. Wnddil. Geo. A. Pike, Baton Rouge.
A. T.. Richards. plaquemine.
Ttroth IL Irwin. Port Hudson.
A. G. Newport, Mout Willing.
Bali g. Go. Bayou Sara.
J. II. Wright. t;reenrbnurg.
Harrison. Nortlion Il CO., springfield.
u" Ga,notis. Donaldsonsille. irne 8 ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
A, HALLS
pATENT EsR4CK MACHINE,

TsIIREE hundred millions Of bricks were made
i. with this machine, within the last Al months,
Letters ,nay be seer, settling forth In tie highest
terms, the merits bf this machine. from gentlemen
residing III tr ftanr lie principal cites IN tie utiiteil
stntes. The following from hltssrs. %tfutlell 4 Abbott
Of Charleston, Mass. wliD inhkes. 10000. brick per
,lav will, this ma chine. is d fair specimen Of The
opinion, Of tile rfi6st noted brick makers il lie %et,ln'tg.
II was written 10 Jonathan Edwards, 2gvyall street
N. York. III atiswer tt ore addressed by hin to them
for information, a cory uf which was kindly furnished
me by Mr.. Edwards:
CuARLEsTowN JAM 3. 1919.
SiR:-1h answer tu yettt layur uf Dee 9Th, we
would sat that oir opinion III reference III Mr.. Halle
moulding inael,ine has not changed IN the lsast since
we addressed q letter TOT. b. Wakerhab. Esq. upon
the subject. bit u, tie contrary our upitiibn il t,ire
and mere confirmed If the tliiitv Of this tnhthine and
thai IT is by far the best Of any in tise. aud We doubt
whether II is possible hat atty ttarhine eat ever be
introduced so cheap. 50 simple and so efficient for
moulding bricks as This.
We have not seen tie utte ofuliici yui speak hut
have seen iratly others. and are ltfllf satisfied there
IL NONE that pqtials Mr.. Halls.
U,itt,f all tile tnntliips we are tisng we have nDi
had one hruke, fur the two ast ye,,rs, aud have not
taid q tlullnr for repairs; we mention this, to chow
YOU hpw simple. and trinitg The expense after these
machines ARE reaHV fht tise.
We have not a sltillitig's interest IN Mr.. Halls or
any other brick machine. Ilating Ind lnnri expert
pnre IN the l.tsiriess we ARE willing and feel lpttnl In
tiveptr upiriiun honestly aip1 freely whenever called
i,t,rt,. and do iipt hesitate for n moment IA ufi,iini,tite
MIR. Halls machine lie simplest, the cheapest anl The
best IN use.
Very respectfully. You're.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Martin and WhiteIy's National
T'Dr1fc.

This preparation is a certain cure for the Ae,le and
Fever. and Dyspepsia. We only ask a trial of 1t. and
ae satisfied planters and citizens generally. will save
htifi1tetls o dcllnrs by keeping a supply pf the Tonic
and Martins pills by them Head Tie following Ger.
tiiieaie of a worthy man who was cured by the Use Of
the Tonic
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
WIN. President.

WIN. LaUGHIIN, Presideafen
CurHBERr BrLIIrT. Vice President.
Jos. NASH. Acmary EpvARD RAwI.E, Solici-
tor I: WM. CuRIsry. Notary !; ioHH S. HUGusr, NJ.
TNHE Merchants and Planters Insurance COM
l. pany, having an amount subscribed in cash and
well secured notes, amply sufficient Tor all contin-
gencies, is now prepared to receive applications
and make insurance at the Office of their agent on
Fire Marine, ard River Risks, and also upon the
lives OF white persons and slaves.
II is Company is establish ON the Mutual princi-
pie of insurance, whereby every person insariae
with it becomes interested in its success and its pro-
fits are divided among is customers, payable in cash,
instead ofscrip.
June ., II. VIM. S. PIKE, Agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
RruAREAntF rrRrs

" 81 the CURES that have vet been recorded, there
are certainly durability of consumption. even IN sone
Of it, worst forms.
1ErrHnson CornTY. a., Feb. 81. lRin.
lHsssrs. &thfori y ~Plrk-tients. Ills IL 10 certify
that my wife. Nancy l,nhnnpt has been IN n lpclin
ing state nf healtf, for the last two wears. Her die ease
hnfIle,l the skill Of the best medical ai could t,ru-
cnre-her physician pronounced her disease "t IN
sumption In the last stage and snid TINT lier reco-
vrry was rhst all bup,an hopes. As n last resort,
with very little hope. 7 pforitrd Wistar's B'lsan Of
Will Cherry. After using n few bottles. | found, In
my agreeable surprise. TINT her health was improving
rapidly. She IL now so FIR restored. ne ~ I've able 10
attend tn her regular household ,luriea. without suffer
Ing any Inconvenience. Her ralid Improvement and
present health warrant m. in the belief that she viii
soon be entirely restuttet.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
New Assortment Of Drugs,
Medicines &C..

rT1TIE subscriber has entirely renewed his ri
l. stock of Medicines and has Just received W
a full assortment of French, English and Ia
American Chemical products selected with the
greatest care and warranted of the best quality.
Among the articles recently received and prepar-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
NJ I, q W.
The best Remedy ever known
TO MANI a

TOR Coughs, Asthma. Colds. Group Bronchitis
l. Influenza, Bleeding of the Lungs, Difficulty of
Breathing. Liver Affection. Pain or Weakness of tie
Breast or side, First Stages nf Consumption. Ne,
e - n u Il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Rhenmatismt.

Cofnstrek's Ifsvss' Nerve and Bone LinE1ent. and
Indian Vegetable Elixir, is warranted to cure any cass
Of Hheditia tisln, Gout, Contracted C1i6fds. ard Mus
eles, or Still Joints, strengthens Weak 1dmin, nnI
enables those who are crippled 70 walk again. Ose
this article and be cured, or 70 without II end suffer. MS
yoti please. Certificates Of curssby the hundred ta,
be seen a. u Cortlandt-st., ". Y, where this artic'e
il add n,iv ,eoitioe