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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
A. HALLS
PATENT BRICK MACHINE.

THREE hundred millions of bricks were made
L with this machine, within the last IL months,
Letters may be seen. setting FORTH in the highest
terms, the merits of this machine, from gentlemen
residing in or near the principal cites in tile United
States. The following from Messrs. Hnbhell & Abbott
of Charleston. Mass. who makes. 10000, brick per
| day with this machine. is a fair specimen OF the
opinion Of the most nofedbrick makers In the country,
1t was written 10 Jonathan Edwards. 2QWall street
N. York. In answered. one addressed BY him TO them
for information. a copy Of which was kindly furnished
me by Mr.. Edwards:
~CHARLEsTowN. Jan. 8. 1913.
S1R:-in answer to your favor of Dec. 9th. we
| would say, that our opinion in reference TO Mr.. HALLS
moulding machine has nor changed in The least since
we addressed a letter toT.B d. Wakeman, Esq, upon
The subject. but on the contrary our opinion Is more
and more confirmed Of the utility Of this machine and
that it is by far the best Of any in use. and we doubt
whether il is possible that any machine can ever be
introduced SO cheap, so simple and so efficient for
moulding bricks as this.
We have notseen the one ofwhich Won speak. hit
have seen many others. and are fully satisfied there
snone that equals Mr.. Halls.
Out OF all the machines we are using we have moi
had one broken for the two asst years, and have not
paid a dollar for repairs; we mention this, to show
Won how simple, and trifing the expense after these
machines are ready for use.
We have nota shilling's INTEREST," Mr.. Halls or
any other brick machine. Having had much expert
give our opinion honestly and freely whenever called
upon and do not hesitate for a moment to pronounce
Mr.. Halls machine the simplest, the c'leapest and the
best in use.
Very respectfully. yoyirs.
HUBBELL q ABBOTT.
Jonathan Edwards, Esq, 20 Wall ST. New York
Ambrose Baker, of Coxsackie, N. Y. thus remarks:
81 have made bricks twenty two years--nineteen
years by hand, and the last three years with Halls
machines. ! have six Notwithstanding three al
ternately each day. ] have mode this season $500,
000infve months. with twenty-seven men at least
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TOWNSHIPS SlRSAPARILLl.

TRICKS Utr AIfACKS.
far EysaYa0br ilaAp rHfs EPHLLYs-Inefs -
sarsauaftila Tor sale in The different towns csllsd. II Y.
rownseu9's Sc pariiia. 1t is advertised as tfs uhrsi.
NAL. GENUINE. aud all that. Tits Townsend y 10 aoetOr
Ind never was bui was formerly d WORKER on rniiros1s. g.
nails. and The iike--yet he ass1ntes the title OF Veetof fpf ~
purpose of gaining crsdll for what ne Y not " ssys.ss
mas attended two medical Schools. and practiced ior eHses
years ~ Now the truth 10, he nevsf rrhcticsd Ineolelns
Jay in his life Such ,efysa, tricked mlsfspfesepIanss
hooks had ID the character and serscity Of the man. ~,sn
most sincerely, he had never made those statements y ,,l n,m.
self or Of me. When will men leafn 10 be honest anu tia,p.
I'll III III their dealings and intercourse with theIi IesoW
mem lie applied 70 one Rnsl Oiapp 70 sssiss , III IL y nnsts
lfaeturins his mixture. stating the large sums ~ wee.u
make. As an intuceinent to embark 10 the buspnefs. isass
men l,ava been Insulting and libstling M n AZ Poss .sa.
fpffis, III order ID impress the public WIN ing Denei 49,
the Old Doctors Safsaparilla was mol the ge,ttt'e, y ~
Sarsnpafipa, rnatle from The tnd Iioef0rfs l1tsihha AAe.
pie. 1hiaS. r TOWNSEND says ] have sold ths se q ny
name for ~ a week ] will give him esp u hs VIII pfo,
iucs one single solitary proof OF tlfis, lie sialsnlsu.s u
fhoinssan. Skiliman Il To-, are neiiiilis pnt q hasss -
faIseiiods. simply msta 10 derHivs TIE rubiic. au kesp
iie truth Down III regard 10 his soatfuS. fstnsatnx ~
pound. This IL 10 caution the rttbiit 80 purchase neps nut
Old aDr. JACOB Tuwnsend's 81 fsatNriiia. tfeyt1s " y ns
old Dnrior's Iikeftess, his Etpi1g Coot " Arms aud a"
gRnat,ireacroas tie Coat of Arms.
JA1UB TOWNSEND
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anton RpugrG ajrttf,


love the ladies, every ors--
The laughing, ripe brunhttee
Those dark eyed daughters OF tho sun
with tresses black as iet'
What raptures in their glsnees glow
Rich tints their cheeks disclose,
And IN the little dimples there
Young smiling Loves repose.
/ love The ladies', every one--1
The blondes SO soft and fair,
With looks 20 mild and languisbing
And bright and golden hair.
How lovely are their sylph-like forms,
Their alabaster hue,
And bushes FIR marc beautiful
Than rose buds bathed in dew.
love the ladies, every one
Zen those whose graceless forms,
Are rugged as The oak that's befe
A hundred winters storms.
The young, the old, the stout. The thin,
The short MS well as tall,
Widows and wives, matrons and maids;
Oh yes, | love them all.
love the ladies'. every ONE
None bui a wretch would fout EN-:
This world would be a lonely place
.N. A -.
II we were LEFT without 'em.
But lighted by o wotnan's smile,
Away all gloom Is driven,
And the most humble home appears
Almost a little Heaven.
! love the ladies' every one
They'te angels all, God bless 'ern,
And what can greater pleasure give
Than 10 comfort and caress 'emf
l call myself a temperance man,
80 III drink their health in water
Here's TO the mothers, one and all,
And every mothers daughter
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urrEa HusrrNo CREEK, Caroline Co., MD.

III Oct. II, 1876.
DR.. George Z. Martin.-Sir: Having been made
acqtia itffed with the composition Of your valuable
Pill. by yourself. some two or three years ago. | Iav We
used them freely in my private practice with entire
success, and shall continue TO do so as long as | may
practice medicine and | now take great pleasure il
recommending such a Pill as yours to the public as a
safe and efficient p~urgative In NIL cases where a pur-
gative is necessary. Yours with respect.
JOHN r. Boon. M. b.
Or Prepared and sold by MARTIN q WHITLEY,
at their Wholesale Drug Store. Baltimore. And by
the following Agent II. I. WADpiLL, Baton Rouge.
june 3,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21

Papa, what is a humbug ?"
Parent, with a deep drawn sigh)-
" 1t is, my dear, when your mama pretends
to be very fond of me, and puts no buttons
on my shirt. =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
With grestrespect, | am. gentlemen,
Your ~nlie,liant servant.
FERMIN GRoUPA2.
Truth 10 Stronger than Fttioa.p

Truth 10 Stfasi ger than Fitfiot.U
NEw DURHAM. IN. u. Jone 90, lsi9.
MEssEs. S~ANga-Geitleinen lily wife suffered
with a distress and burning in her chest for many
years. and my daughter was afflicted from her birth
with il Iuaior In her blood. I've consulted various
physicians, and tried numerous remedies. without
much benefit, until we heard, through I,ev. 'Fl,os.
Davis, of the great medicinal value of Sands sar-
saparilla. On his recomaendation my wife and
daughter decided on trying it. and soon experienced
permanent benefit. Ny daughters skin assumed a
new appearance entirely from being rough, hard,
and scaly, il became smooth and soft. Ny wife's
sufferings are almost gone. and its use o short tins
longer, Ii Is my firm belief. will produce a perfect
cure. Yours, with respect.
@. s. HENDRiCKSON.
Pastor of the Baptist Church. at tbs
English Neigliborhood.
OF Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by
Alb. & d. SANDS. Druggists and Chemists, 100
Fulton at. corner of William, New York. Sold
also by Druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canadas. Price 81 per bottle six bot
ties for IS.
For sale by GEO. M. HEROMAN, Agent.
nuyI6-lm
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Woman OF Ceylon.

Mnny Of the women when very young
are remarkable for the beauty, Of their faces
and forms, but the colneliness Of their per-
sons quickly passes AWAY. and by the time
they attajn the age of 20 years, all traces
Of good locks, both in countetiahee and
figure, have entirely Disappeared. The
natives profess to be great iudnes of feinale
beauty, and Que of their works cotliains
the following lines, which perfectly convey
their ideas Of feminine loneliness.
IA woman's tresses should be abun-
dant, as voluninous as the tail of d pea.
cock. aud Hs long 50 a palm leaf Of ten
moons growth her eyebrows Should be
arcllcd like the rainbow. her eyes long as
the almond, aud the color dark as midnight
when there Is no moon. Her nose should
be slender a. the bill Of hawk. her lips full,
and the cotor Of red coral, her teeth snail,
even, closely placed together, mud the color
Of pearl, wien il is newly taken from the
oyster and cleansed Her throat should
be thick and round like the stem of a plan
tation tree IN full bearing. Her chest
should he wide, her bosom full. and the
form of . young cocoantt~-ald her whist
small, round and ,apering, SO slender that
Il could be clasped with two outstrrtched
hauds--her hips should be large and round,
her limbs slender, and the soles OF her feet
without any arch or hollow, and the: sur
face of her person should be soft, delicate,
smooth, and round, neither bones, siiiews
or angles being visible. Not a blemish
should be found on her skin, the tint OF.
which should be bright or brown"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
From Kentucky.
Ttdantaiai0y Rte1,dttsa Cated

BAE Dsrows. KY, July 10. 1S49.
MEssRs. SANps--Gentlemen 1t is my duty to
communicate facts In relation to the beneficial eff
iecis OF youe Sarsaparilla. My wife was afflicted
with Inflammation and soreness Of the stomach of
the worst ciinrtcier: her limbs and chest were
much swollen she had constant headacie, and
last spring was attacked severely with i1nammatory
Rheumatism. The best medical aid we could obtain
afioried only momertory relief: and while in this
situation. size heard of the lnany remarkable cures
effected By The Use Of Sands Sarsaparilla. and
cetnne1eed its nss. which produced instant relief.
and he's than nix bottles entirely removed all The
the ~dfopaicai swelling aud eeety other inflammation
ny symptom. restoring her 30 perfect health. I
send this statement as an act of Justice, believing
1t 10 be my duly to encourage The suffering portion
Of The hnmaa family 10 use Sands Sarsaparilla.
which ! believe has no parallel in The cata log,le of
medicine. With feelings Of listing gratitude, |
remain your friend. SAMUEL r. HARGER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21
Ur. Martins Universal pnrgaffye
pills.

In oHe ring those PiHs to the Public, we know there
cannot be a better, or a mnre safe, easy or az reeable
Purgatiye. They speedily remove all Irritating mat
tiers retained In the bowels, OF s'when tile halitnal
alvine discharges are TOO tardy or Insufficient for
health, by their specific virtues they restore the finc.
tions to a healthy action. and the blood to It's natural
purity. Read DIR. Roon's certifrais:
G.. Il. Martin. M. ID.
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Pork! Pork!

nnn BIS Prime PORK, put up BY the well
AJU kown PACKERS, n. Cagan 3 Co, Gin
.cinnafi. landing BY the 10th and 18th June. For
Yale III quantities 10 suit purchasers by
III. b. WOLFE. Planters Store,
jr1e B. IN, No. s. Church street.
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To the Gentlemen.

- OuSsEf. FASHIONABLE TArLoR, LnxYd 81.
~. Baton Rouge, has the honor of inviting the Mt
tention IT amateurs to his splendid stock 81 goods,
Just received, suitable for the season.
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ANY FaShinnahln

- 0USSET, TAlLLEuR. lRAe Laasrel. Hcxon
~. RoHss, a fhonneur dsinviter les fashionalles
= peuaI visiser les marrhandises, les plus nousel-
les qisll went de recevoir de France rsour Ia sal
sen dIhiver. nov 16. 6n,,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21

A Souxp Man tell yon. said q
warn friend of d newly elected Senator,
70 an old st,ber-sided politician. "your
party may say what you please, but you
cannot deney that Dir. G. Il a sound man. 7
That's what we're afeard on: its orr
opinion. said old Beeswax, giving his
tobarcoqnia d starboard sheer. 1that be-
All s0x3tFl.
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To the Public Generally.

NE HAVE Just received a splendid assort-
w ment Of CLOTHING, to which we invite the
especial attention of our friends. Our stock con-
slsts in part o~f-Superfine, Black, Blue. Brown,
Green and Olive Frock Dress and Sac Coars.
Also, Thread, Blanket, Cashmere and Flushing
CoATs. Boys Gears, q large variety. Our stocS
of fine and coarse p~ANTALooNs and VRsrs Is an
surpassed in Town both for quality and cheapness.
Call and examine for yourselves.
oct 10. C. SIMON & BROTHER
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Read the following from

49, = .5F5I NEW UNLEANS. IVY III I6Iy.
MEssRs. SANDS .-Genilemen- take the liberty
of sending yola letter whicl, may be Of impor ance
to III lose who are suffering as have done. ! receive
ed great benefit from your Gafsaparilia. having been
cured o. a rnalaay after suffering SIX yenrs. There
by eheerfuliv certify 10 the good sllsct OF your med
ieinc. and / hope God will reward yoi fDr nil the
gond You have done. A chronic cough had lor-
menied me day and night, and repeated attacks Of
fever induced me TO believe thai ] should die with
consumption. Uae day while suffering a violent
attack OF burning fsver. n friend persuaded me 10 try
your uncomfortable medicine. hut TO tell The truth, /
had no confidence ia IL. | finally purchased d hot
tie, and by its iise and the help Of God. | was res
10 better health than ! had enioyed for six years. |
cannot but bless The author Of this alnirubse meai
cine.
With great respect, | am, gentlemen.
Your nlte,lietit servant,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21


The American Live stock
In COM PANY
vINCENNES, INDIANA.
Charter Unlimited Granted, January Cd, 1850
CAPITAL 500 200.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
T1OR the Insurance Of Horses, Mules, Prize
l. Bulls, Sheep. and Cattle of every description,
against The combined risks of Fire, Water, .4ei.
de,ts, and Disease also, upon stock driven to Eas-
tern markets, or transported South.
Dy-Losses paid in 30 days after proof Of death.
Directors:
JosErH G.. BowMAs, Counsellor;
FERDINAND EBERw1NE, Merchant;
Capt. Isaac Mass, do.
GEoRGE ID. HAY, do.
Hon. THOMAS BtsHop, Builder:
IoHs WISE, Merchant and Bank Director;
ALVIN w. Tracy, 9
Hon. ABNrR T.. ELLIS, State Senator and Mayor
of Vincenncs;
Adm. SMtTH. Farmer, Bank Director, and Au
ditor of Knox county.
JOSEPH G. BOWMAN, President.
3. SHuRrLEFF WHITNEY, Secretary.
VIM. BuRTcH, Treasurer. Merchant and Pres /.
Vineennes Branch OF State Bank, Indiana.
w. $. PIKE, Agent, Baton Rouge.
aug. II, tt.
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THE DEvIL.-nhere is no nanle more
generally abhorred, and yet there is no in
dividual more useful in his way, From
the great arch devil down to the poor prin-
ter's devil, he has his uses aud abuses.
The delicate young lady of fashion would
I've shocked to hear the name slipped from
the lips even of her lover, yet this same
young saint will play the devil with the
dress maker or the miiliner, should they
make the slightest error in her wearing
apparel,
The preacher from the pulpit d%eionnces
the devil and all his ilnps, and yet this
man Of s~anctity will look very like the de-
vii II his congregation do not pay up and
feast him on the good things of this life,
The church would be profaned by the
appearance Of the devil, yet how many
dcvilish tricks are played under the veil Of
sanetimony in the church. And where
would that church be if not for the devil.
The fact is, the devil Is IA necessary to
The well being Of the world, rs salt Is tothe
salvation of pork. Without the fear OF
Satan before our eyes, we would all liter
ally go to the devil
Here a little s~mutty-faced imp at our
elbow whispers More copy, sir?' Oh,
the devil.
PATtENcE.-Patience is a rare virture.
Can you tell me why you are always
poor because you lack patience. II Is
u small business TO lay up money by pellniet
YOU get out of sorts aud rive up. Why
are you not a learned man You Ravens
patience. To think of picking up know
ledge by the thimble-fall is not the thing
you wish to become d great man ut once.
Il is truly said that patience converts the
mulberry leaf into silk. Patience also
makes a poor man wealthy--an ignorant
man learned--an humble person distin-
guished. When did you ever see a good,
great remarkable man, who had not this
virtueG BE we patient. BE content with
small advances in knowledge--with small
gains.
"How poor are they who have not |
patience
What wound did ever heal but by |
degrees
Be patient, we repeat. Learn TO wait.
Q how exceedingly rare a virtue patience
is?
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21

GLASS of all sizes, Putty, Paints, Oil and Paint
VI Brushes, for sale at
june 20, ~. A. MATTA'S.
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New Assortment Of Drugs,
Medicines &C..

TINE subscriber has entirely renewed his-1
i stock Of Medicines and has just TeceiyedY
a full assortment Of French, English and u
American Chemical products selected with the
greatest care and warranted Of the best quality.
Among the articles recently received and prepare
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Directors

~ 4 = " " 4
Joshua Baldwin, John ID. Bein,
Henry 9. stetson, Henry Renshaw,
Chas. NJ. Waterman, Edward G.. Payne,
Mark Walton, Vim. G. Io1npkins,
James Bonner, George w. West,
Warrick Martin, Thomas |. Dix,
Vim. II. Garland, John Calhoun,
Gen. G. Lawrason, Jifson p. Harrison.
Robt. M. McAlpin, John Leeds,
A. b. Seger, M. q. HI Norton.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, President.
HARMON DoAsE, Secretary.
Msa;.., r7xa,u Richard Bein, M. D.
~ Howard Smith, NJ. ID.
i. h.. Goold, Attorney,
Hours daily from 10 A. M. TO 8 p. M.
VS. PIKE, Agent Baton Bonge,
Office at the Branch of The La. State Bank.
JOHN s. HUGUET, Medical Examiner.
This Agency Is prepared to receive applications
for Insurance on the lives of White Persons and
and will take pleasure in furnishing all who
may call at the Office with any information lie.
aug. 17,tf.
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Garden Seeds.

DAFSED ana put upby the SorsEfr ofSHAEkn,
IN Pleasant Hill, Ky. Just recessed VA forsnie
~ taec n JDHF L4eAOlf
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To Planters.

Just RECEIVED Oak R,issets, mud Boots,
VI Blankets, French and Mackinaw--a very large
supply--iogethcr with Kerseys, Linseys and
Lowels. Blue Denhams. Cottonades, Cotton.
bleached and unbieached, and many other articles
for plantation use. For sale cheap by
oct 10. c. SIMON BROTHER,
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Walking Canes.

NTH0 20 without one, when he can purchase
w o fashionable one for 50 cents Of
oct i9. j. c. La NoUE, Post Office room.
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Saddles, Harness and Trunks.
TINE undersigned keeps CONSTANT eHrxSS~
II ly on hand a complete assert E&Hf4ks7h1
ment of Saddlery, Harness and Alxsll.lIIV
Trunks OF every description, consisting, in
PART OF
Spanish Saddles. Tampico Saddles,
Kentucky do. Somerset do.
Mamaluke do. Columbian do.
Dsmipeak do. Ladies' plush, do.
Boys do. do. quilted do.
Carriage and buggy Harness, Misses do. do
Wagon and dray do.
Hard leather and imitation Trunks,
Wood, frame and packing do.
And all other articles in the line, all Of which
win be sold for Cash, at the lowest New Orleans
prices. Call and examine tie stock-no trouble
to show the goods.
June s, ly. A. BRADFORD.
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IL test OF over Ia years experience, since Its
first %intrediic On int9 public favor, during which
time numerous limitations have sprung INFO esis.
Iunce. founding the elainis TO the contidehhe of the
community on the curative bowers eoitainsd in
Safslparilla Root. the great reputation and estend-
ed use Of which has been mainly attributable 10
the many wonderful cures effected by the Use Of
this preparation. While safsatarilla Root forms
an Important part of it's combination, it is. at the
saise tsrae. cempt,tindail with other Vegetable rent
ediee Of great power, and its peculiar combination,
and scientific rsntief Of it's preparation, thai is
remarkable success in the cure Of disease depends.
Other preparations imitile 1t in the style Of putting
UP, and IN bearing. The name of one Of its ingredi-
enls. and Eere ends their res mblance To it. Those
needing q remedy aud PURIFIER like this, are re-
quested to note where this difference exists, and In
making choice Of what they will use, not 10 take
any ether bur that one entitled to their confidence,
from the long list of cures II has effected on living
Witnesses. whose testimonials and residences have
beer published, and who are still ben ring daily
testimony 10 Its worth. The whole history Of med
icine bas scarcely furnished a parallel 10 The ni-
merous and remarkable cures effected Inv its use
and what il has effected once il can effect again.
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E. r. STEVENS, BRO. & CO.,

Z. r. STEVENS, BRO. & CO.,
No. 5I& 81 Common ST., NO.
INVITE the attention Of Merchants Printers and
lcustomers to their extensive assortment Of papers
Playing Cards Blank Books, Stationery &c, adapted
to a lmost every branch ftrade and which they will
sell at low prices viz:
PAPERS:
5000 Reams Printing, sizes 81 4 30 to % < 40
inches.
5000 :. Letter and Folscap all qualities.
1000 " Wrapping,
1000 !" HardWare and envelope
-ALSOL-
English y French papers, white and cold Tissue,
Druggists, Confectioners and other papers in great
variety.
STATIANORY a BLANK BOOKS.
English and French Stationary, Giilott' y steel Pens,
English and German States Of direct importation
Writing Inks, FancvkHnose paper and Envelopes,
Record Books. Day Books Journals and Ledgers, of
III sizes, Binders Leather. Gcld Leaf &c, w
PLAYING CARDS.
500 Gross Highlanders assorted backs.
$50 " Decatur and Eagles
Is = Superine linen, Eagles.
Also Spanish and English cold back Cards.
go - A4%&%a
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GRACE j SHAFTS S ursr cured Hans. ~ ID
"A aug Al 4.AATTA.
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Rheumatism.

Const1ck's IIewes' Nefyearrl isStne LinE1enf, and
Indian Vegetable Elixir, IL warranted TO cureary ease
Of Rheumatism. Cont. Contracted Chords, and Mus.
eles, or Stiff Joints. strengthens Weak Limbs, and
enables those who are crippled tuswalk again. Use
this article and be cured, or 10 without II and suffer. as
YOU please. #Certificates of cures by the hundred can
be seenht 81 Cortlandt.st., MY, where this article
Is sold only genuine.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-21

GEORGE N. HERoMAN, Agent for Baton
Rouge, Louisiana. june 8, ly.