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RddrOad from Bostoa to vets Rircr, and 10.
burlington, n Through Tickets 10 Stations
an he Pdss'mPsic and The fermont Central
RdHyaaaS---
SULLIVAN RAtI.R0AD--w lrrrR An.
RANGEMENT. JAS. /, 1880
OARS leave Boston from Fitchburg Rail
~ road Depot, by way of Groton Junction,
Fitchbufg, Kccne, Walpolc aud Windsor at
$50 NJ, and arrive AT Wciis River al 3 40 .
and at Burlington At $40 MS.
Cars leave Boston for CharlestowhN, Clare
mont and Windsor at 7,30 and II A NJ, and ar .
rive At Windsor at Is and y 30 NJ
Cars leave Wells River at $50 and Bur
Iington nt6 30 4 ", and by way of Windsor-
arrive in Boston at q p NJ
Cars leave Windsor at 7.45 and 10 10, and
arrive IN Boston at "a and p NJ.
New York passengers connect at Groton,
Junction aud Wnlpole.
Stages leave Wells River on arrival of Cars.
from BQstona for-St.- Iohnahnry, Stansiead--
Derby Line, y O. sc.
= StaFra iravE Huntingdon EHH II faFifitfr Sun
DAYS excepted for Montreal, DC &c.
Freight Trains leRYe and arrive at Boston,.
daily
Cattle Trnin for Porfcrs each Tuesday.
r. THOMAS 5. WILLIAMS,
Sup't sullivan Railroad.
Chartcstown, " H., Jan. /, 1850 652tr
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-FaFHtfs+ Safe.


rgNllE subscribers, being engaged in husi,
Il meas otherwise than agricultural Offer
iorosnlr their large aud valuable Farm, stu
aied IN Newark, lying at the upper end of the
Village on the stage road, SAID Farm con
tutns about
TWO HUNDRED FORTY FIVE ACRES
of excellent land for moving, pasturng and
uHagr, wIih convenient house and barn
thereon with sheds attached to the same IA .
bout loo ncres ore cleared, and nearly all 81
which IS IN good state OF cultivation. There
are 200 Sugar Trees that may nbw be carried
ntt-a also, about 500 second growth naples
growinG on something like = acres Of ground,
from which sugar may he made in n tw years.
a good portion ufthe land not CLEARED affords
an abundance" of extra building timber and
lumber, There is an apple orchard of 200
hearing Trees, yuurE and thrifty. 5Hrt farm
- well supplied with water, aud is brought TO
lhe buildings 30 rods in good aud permanent
lead pipe
better dairy Farm cannot be found in the
country The above, urscrtbrd Farm ~ Offer.
ed for sale by the subscribers at very low
price and on liberal terms. For further infor.
nation inquire of the subscribers
WIN. G.. DENlSON, Newark.
CHAS. o. DENlSON, Lyndon Centre.
Newark, April ~, 1850. 666tf
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Books /! Books !
Strayed or Stolen,

ENROM the pasture Of the subscriber on Monday
n hight 81 inst, a light red frcn,h HORSE ,sor-
~ ff1rur mn I'M, NWut'U Efi-p6 Ia liz Fryfrn,I
lcga also Whiio--und - natural mckcr. Whoever
viii return .il hurc, ur give information where u
may be found, sAuiI be Hbcmlly rewarded.
INOCH GARTER
prnchrm, Sent, o, 1870. 6siwas
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ERE FROM WiNDsoR TO MEM YORK.
$685.,

pO,oOs
HNRAlNS leave Brwtlcboro At : 20 A N and
Il 81 81, on the arrival Of the stages cou-
Meeting with the Cheshire aud Sullivan Rail-
roads NJ Wuipnle
Passengers by the fret Train leaving Wells
River reach Bnttlrbotough IN season for the
3 p NJ Train, Springfield NJ 3 30 ~. aud pro.
coed then by the EVENING EXPRESS over
the Hartford and New Haven, aud New York
aud New Haven Railroads, arriving in the
CITY at lrN
Passengers lenVier Bta,llrhprn ny the a.
a Train roach Springfield at 10 80 A n, and
reach New Y6tk about 4PN
fhr above viii be- found cWTIr, QUICK and
confuRrABtE "ourT from all parts Of Yer.
mont aud Western New HNmpsh giving to
travellers complete LaHd Route and avoiding
entirely the danger of the Sound. RrrpRS-
lNa, Passengers can leave New York by tho
sAM Train at thp Nav York aud New Haven,
Railroad and reach Btattlrbora the same eve.
ming, aud reach Montprllcr o. Wells River.
the next day att 80 rM Those leaving New
York 10y the . - p ~ Tram lodge either at
Hartford, Springfield, or Northampton, and
reach Woll- River neat day att % rM
PsSsNnRcrs arriving ut Springfield by tho
first Train from Bratilrbnro rrnch Providence,
Albany, Tfoy or v hitrbail, the same evening
aud Buiilin the next day Et PA
JOSIAH HUNT, Supt G. II. II. II.
Northampton. May x, 1870 66Siur-
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No Mistake.

A IL demands md accounts Ia my possession re-
~ manning vHyoid6y he .Etsf ~ OcE5er nert will
certainly. be lrn IN the hnnd- uf nm Attorney for
collection JEHlEL AppLEBEE.
Lyndon, J,ly ~, 1850.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES g. COEiPl ANTS.

No remedy that ha, been offered to The public hy-
och Adt cerdiH and eFo'Hdi n c1rrSolTR III tr
ziduuta .atas..s- s"d i,Jss isT. l.,-r -.-
BRTNTS PULMONARY BdEStM Il makes hn dit
rruncr whether the arrangement hG stvcssiJH eIccSs
or other occidental psakHess-it REGULATES ALI. by
t'rri gihsHtgg the sysirm clHdiiug re ctr,Iiou
sooiltaR nrd dilapiHR NERVOUS WttlIABLiTH So
mr. Ntrt
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CONSUMPTION

~ all Chuitsuisrd nnd civilized countries h.. caused
afgrr proportion f drnihs than any other nuJAiy that
siifts The human family and Until within low ycHfs
there has been frrfd rgciy 10 stop the drvasia
MN q Inc lr.IrnNnI HmI INV.
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BRANT'S INDIAN
ftttHt0NtRF BttStM

Cprss rry aaHy ~ tho uust sr0iRy marked and devo
nped rAses Ut Pulmonary Consumption uHdasbtSd
cases Of His'aioi aud disssei iCNGS-surh h'~itss
. VEN never bruro cured by any other medicine
- Hsriy Altslsss ~ the afflicted ucrhonS,
a. lpvr tween rrtrruurr-t by ,lys.r'r-s sn FRIENDS ~ 10.
ACruAtLy pNtNu. Sutuc ~lu had their bdUl Cd oihos
~t~Ar fry-T, r,s'l s,' yssihsTa slo u
hearty ~ they ever
It pus---srs I'll tho cleansing md purifying virtues
nearly powuIu aud active ~ the preparation which
call
nRAHr's tHpiAH PuRlbYlHo EXTRACT
This d,rs from that hccausr this possesses srrrai o1S
Msfrait1Hs which peculiarly aasoa a. and
itailu urrstsnru to cufu
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Tin. Ware are, StAHe Funnel Sc,

'Elii .uhscr.her -ull continues 10 do business ut
a his old Aiind. aud Nil soil
UNAWARE. STOVE FUNNEL, &c,
cheaper thun can hc bought Wi this vicinity.
lie viii aiso p, cash inr Sifi,tPS' Ptt - =
~ llIEL ArrLlBiE
Ituipn. .iUiv ~. to" G1uf
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On and after Monday Juuc ., l-5o, Pas.
~ scnrer Trains Tor hoston, via Concord,
MAnrhcsicI.-N azhna-hu Lowell. hhh-Yia
Windsor, Bcllows Falls, kecnc aud Fitch
butgh,
iravr Wells Uycrat 2 20 and 10 90 AH.
Leave Boston for Wells River via Concord,
Nu,at7 80 hnd -
Leave Boston for Wells River via Fitehburglr
AZ 30 n aud ~ An,
Stages leave Wells River on the arrival Of
first Train from Boston for Barnet, Danyille,
Hhrdwick, 81 Johnsbury. Lyndon, VI, Lit
Teton, y, II, aud Northern, n H.
For further PARTICULARS see Pathfinder and
Railway Guide Fares cents more IA the
cars than when Tickets are purchased.
-GGGf ROBERT HALE. Agent.
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ATTENTION ! !
MUST
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

TINHE Subscriber rip fuWisl Nolnienns Acinlar
1 one ana flutes ~ The --latest anl Hit'sl .plI.Hn
sfvo 1f nui.b AMI aHrriur,s ui tome with Music L.
prr H00ks 0f Instruction Au.i nu mNsi lrArni'Ahir
ieuns. 6euplInss hnd mfi0tf1Hsi with iuHhir
Reeds fur thuTrbrs ~ Iadors, can ne lu"nahfN H'
sh0u notice Ihrsr Instruments being irT1t Wr
met Msuafsrtarap establishment boz AnH England
entire c0uhduurs j entertained ~ lllglr FIY'nf sAl
isiaetion H. q. biAlllAh.
btJskasBury. Aug. 20, 1860. 6H2u
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DANGEROUS sCRoFULA

ar ft,srr- NJ H--vr t,uet- ~, y Y .-,r', ,s--
fasfi ~ HrTuta ln iUf Hyufu to r fh related below
ariu BOO tHn HrrHfHF ttuHr boo fhu CIV " NfH York
~ ihn um ~ bofsHhf' 1902 uuir mo fpl12 nG cifcusi
Wsurrs
person Tho C,p ~ Nfe Yest had manufactured AMI
Erplrd fHHftius Hfrr NJ medicine. calling n NNAsT'a
lHuAH Mtui,ist, HHitt1a ~ 10 gfusi1e H'ffoaf Ito
was pfnielaf - Obtain iauarus On iH supreme Court ~
thu Guy ~ New hus Hui ir fsfsef tt - faas
Rfises a. igka tho testimony Tho defendant pleaded 10
ssHsiisaa ~ ,4,lys' dat te rrpprrtnrs Of nrnns Med
iruH bad M Cifi puhsfrl fALst srArENfTh ufcHrf
and hus bat committed mud nu in puur and. therefore
Was ult uuuunl Go damages Tho casn of Mf HiikH wa
tGir-H hfy fiif auf l.tklns s'Fa nas,i 20
frFafl a. NO fAtTa Published and ne fffim14l MORT
mas huftAtstu 80 publication.
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49, 49, sisa4 ,Aaa4 - a. a. - --f 81
lag sti hsI estsa ufssfus tst - g1at -
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need hHHf TO asini ffrfH
rfFt fhHff ~ sffaaf dlss
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NOTICE

as hepeLy gyeu that the undersigned Win petition
i tho Legislature ~ Vermont 90 10 nett Hnnuhl
Session To- q tHK ~ i've mills lrl acre nn hl uNei
ghniled Towns and Guns 0f lHud iH the County 81
User. aud ni.a b., . Lax ~ lgAsEF7ssi uu lhe
Grand llst ~ ihg several organized lpvns ~ 'hTI
County Ga thf purposr ~ building d Court House
WM HAYWOOD, ~,
WM ~ HANl hiuhAi
HORACE iiuhhAhb.
Gmlihau August ~, isho. otta'
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CONNECTICUT MN P.4SSu.ifPSIC
RIJERS RAILROAD,
Summer Advancement.

tSg7 e:59 81; 81 80.
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Coughs and Consumptions,
Breast, Throat, Lungs, and IIrnrt.

md ~ diseases Of pulmonary nHurp-Euch ds-Asos
isuslly prove taul under Ordinary treatment when
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Shaker Roots q Herbs:
GENUINE COD LIVER Oil;

August Is, 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-28

FATHER MATHEw.--Commodore New
ton, commander Of the Navy Yard at
Pensacola, addressed the following polite
and hospitable note to the Rev. Father
Mathew, who Is at present soionrning ia
that city. To enhance the compliment,
he made his son the bearer of it -
"Commodore Newton presents his re-
spects to the Rev. Father Mathew, and
will be most happy to see him at the Navy
Yard, on any day that will be most con-
venient 10 him.
"Commodore Newton requests the Rev
Father will do him the favor to inform him.
by return Of his son, who has the honor TO
hand him this, when it viii be agreeable to
him to visit the Navy Yatd, that he may
send the steamer Gen. Taylor to convey
him hither."
"U. s. Navy Yard, Dec. 9th, 1880"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-28
Dir, MARTINS

T,H1S Compound is one O the best remedies ever
Il ofieredt to the public in Coughs, whether aris-
Ing from cold or whooping cough, or that dreadful
Consumption. Few remedies, in the short time it
has been before the public, have effected so many
cures. The proprietors are every day receiving orders
for il at a distance, and in this city, In which they
have been highly gratifed to learn its good effects
The Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church of
Maryland uhe Right Rev. w. r. Whittinghain) has
authorized us to say that he has used it in his own
person with decided benefit; and our Medical friends
do not scrtlple to RECOMMEND it MS one Of the best re-
NEEDLES in Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma. &c.
which they have ever met with. Tile following ID
from a highly respectable Physician on Kent Island.
whom we made acquainted with the preparation :
kENrIsGhND, June 90, 1St7,
DR.. Martin--Dear Sir Sinee my return horne. 7
prescribed your SYRUP or WILD CHERRYib
several cases; one in particular, a case Of Asthma. a
long standing about IL years. a neighbor and patient
of mine. Her disease had never beer beneficial bv
any Medicine which she has taken and for tl,e losat
year or two she has been confined entirely tn tha
houses LIDO not know thaf she had a good nights
rest for a long time, but since she hhs comn1e1rai
taking your Medicine land she has only take1 orn
botile) she is enabled to go to bed and sleep we'll III
night. think the Medicine will make n perfsct e,,ra
Of her. and slis Is determined to give 1t d fair trial
Her husband, lr. itoderiek EarieEsun, is a rnereI,a1 NJ
here, and says II you will send him some Of il he vii
net as your agent.
Yours. SAmuET. HarrER. n Il
Price rs cents per bottle. Around each bottle tber
Is a short treatise On Diseases of the Chest.
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Rpugp Galettr.
Iron, he P,ouideate dprna'
Loye Never Sleeps.

r.ovp never sleeps The mothers eye
Bends Ger her dying infants bed
And az she marks the moments fly.
When death creeps on with noisless tread,
Faint and distressed, she sits and weeps,
With beating heart Love never sleeps.
Yet cen that sad and fragile form,
Forgets the tumults Of her breast,
Despite the horrors of the storm,
O'er-burdened nature sinks To rest.
But DER them both another keeps
His midnight watch. Love never sleeps.
Around--above--the angel bands
Stop DER the carc-wori sons OF men
WITH pitifying eyes and eager hands
They raise the soul TO hope again,
Free as the air their pity sweeps
Tile storm Of Time Love never sleeps.
Arouni-beneath-and over all,
Ger men and angels, earth and heaven,
A higher bends the slightest call
Is answered and relief is given,
In hours Of woe, when sorrow sleeps
The heart In pain. He never sleepsl
o God or Love, otir eyes 10 Thee,
Tired of the worlds false radient turn
And as we feel Thy purity,
We feel our hearts within ts burn
Convinced that in the lowest deeps
Of human i'll Love never sleeps.
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ny aEo, w. BETHuNE,

ny uEos W. BETHuNE.
nTo Names ne lpde meos; sed parce solutis
Criniblis, ct %teneris, Della, parce gents"
/ do not say, " Forget inc not,
When 10 the tranquil grave | liep
Nor bid thee come to mark the spot
With bleeding heart and streaming eye,
Thou hast been faithful TO my life,
And, when its sands are nearly run,
Watch me but through the latest strife,
Then lei my task be done
would not bury in my tomb,
A wealth of tenderness like thine;
MOI wish the spirit yelled IN gloom
That threw such cheering light DER mine,
Live for the living, not the deadi
Thy mission is TO love and bless;
And tears enough there are TO shed
Ger conscious wretchedness.
Still, like an angel smiling peace,
Go whisper hope to hearts that ache;
And guide them where all sorrows cease,
ny the bright path thy ioottteeps takel
shall not need thy tender care,
Nor canst thou reach me with thy prayer,
Among the Wondering dead
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INSURANCE cos.
Southern ra nc saaaf Life Insurance
Company of Louisiana.
LIFE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
Extra Guarantee Fund $4,000.
--- 84 @s
Accumulated Capital 100000.
orrlcr, No. 4s cAmfsr. Nfw or1rAsy

PARENT OfelcE, No. 4s CAmfBr. New Onbraps
T11I1s COMPANY is now rea-
n. ay to make Insurance on the ~ssskEasf7
lives Of White Persons and Slaves, T5s5FfsFfTTA
at their established rales Of pre- kA
miinn. This being the only com Il
paily incorporated in The States III lEadR
confined exclusively to Life In Nsgsa-4
%sI'rallce, with an extra Guarantee S7gyxs%
Fund. The directors feel confident that ii affords
Unusual and much greater Inducements to those
DESTROYS of effecting an Insurance on their lives
than any other.
ltjs also upon the Mutual principle each per-
son aesttfed becoming a member thereof and en-
ioyiilg a portion of IFS profits, being entirely ex-
einpt from any liability beyond the amount Of
premium accrued.
Insurance Companies organized upon the nut
tual principle are generally successful, more es-
peciaily those exclusively confined 10 Life, as they
are based upon calculations warranted correct by
long experience and close scrutiny but the stabii-
ity and success of this company Is placed beyond
n contingency, by the advantageous arrangement
she has made for an undoubted guarantee fund Of
$4,000 dollars, not to be used or lessened, as sub
scriptioIls to mutual insurance companies always
are, by Insurance.
This extra guarantee fund ST $4,000 dollars re-
mains permanent until the company has accumt,-
lated a similar amount TO take its place.
IL California permits granted, and extensive
tral alliiIr nrivilprna allo,pnd
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TOWNSHIPS slRsAPlnILLa.
TllIcMs &c y uA0tsE

IIlIEEs Dfr ssUAGESD,
Ter EvEaYBgbG READ fHis C6asFnLLT.-~Ih There tsA
sars.t,sriiia fef asie III tie dlffetset afsus called y
1eNfisend's sarsafarilia. II Is a~dyaffiged az tns Dhlh'.
NAL. uEHitINH, ard all That. This Ttns Hsftnl 10 NJ, asotor
arf never was; but was formerly d worker q. faifnads. ca
nails. and the like-yet ne assumes The tftls OF Doctor inr The
ptirposesnf gaining credit for what he II not. Hs ssys ~
has attended two riejitsl schools, ard praeticfd Tor hbssn
years. - Ndw hstfltfi IL. he never ~prartired rneutefhs .
aay Id hs life Such triJas frictea misrepresentation
locks bad u the character and Yeraeity Of the p1hn. WISH
most sincerely, lie rad Lever made ihoHa ststefnents Of hun.
self ur of me. When viii men learn 10 be Honest ana truth.
fut in aI thaf dealings md interestufss with their lcilow
mem He applied to ohs Rnsl Capp 10 assist him IN man.
pfpctt,rjns ts mixture, stating tos afss Htfis hs you'd
make, as an induceiieit to embark III the hustnass. These
nisfl fave been insulting. and litullins ND N NIL possible
forms, 10 order e impress Inc public ssIshthe belief tlts,
he Old uottors Sarsssaplla was non fhe Aenitthe. 0ttgtuM
.Sarss,rdriHa, ntaie iriaT mo On. Ubhtgrfas Original Hec,.
pie. 1hiss. r. Tossdssnd Sys 4 have sgld We use q my
name ftEs7 a vsek. will giY6 him skTlstif he viii pro.
luce one siaele solitary proef Of ibis. fJs satenscnts q,
Thompson, skiiirIsn d Co. DE mining but q thsstieu 81
i~alHehootls, simply made ~ ,dseeiys tla frstsblif. anl Keep
the truth dtWn in regard u his spnfz Ia, Jarypafiffng rom.
pound. This Is 10 caltiu1 tltegud Id iasfrltase none hut
Uld III. JACOB, lywhsAdiss Ssfsapafi1fHs Having on y tha
Old Doctors likdasssS hs faftfg tbaf " Atats, aini hd
dgnatureHcfpax 5ie Coat Of Arms.
pritleiptA H0Iee, NJ Ndssaqs strsef. N X .lJW..
JACOB TOWNSEND
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FRESU GROCERIES,,

TIME subscriber has just received a fine assert
a mont Of Fresh Groceries, to which he would
call The attention OF his friends and customers.
Rio and Java Coffee, Teas Of various ,,sssx.
kinds, Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sngas. M
Philadelphia Preserves and Jellies assert ~
~~svs ed, Pickles, Catsups, Sauces, fresh
S~&-sD Salmon and Lobster IN eases, Mack
ercl in kitts--Mcss Beef in half barrels, DufIield's
sugar Cured Hams--Leaf Lard-fresh Buck.
observation-disclosures, Ciiron Cranberries.
Rice-.Srices-- Candlcs--Soan old Champagne
Brandy, Holland Gin, Madeira, Port,-pale Sher-
nv and Claret Wines London Porter, Scotch Ale.
&c. with 4 variety cfotler articles.
Fresh ss. Louis Flour,
A LWAyS on hand, and for sale by
IA nov 30. JOHN PHILLIPS.
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G. r.. Martin, M. ID.
UrfER HuNT1Ne CREEK, Caroline Co, M. D

pFFEN IfUNTINH ONEEkt CHFUHHH CO., vi. y.
Oct. II, 1916.
DR.. GeorgeT NEdrfin.-Sir: Having been made
acquainted with the composition Of your valuable
Pill. by yourself, come two or three years ago. | have
used them freely in my private practice with entire
success, and shall continue to do 80 an long Ms / NAV
Practice medicine; and | now take great pleasure in
recommending such a Pill as yours to the public as a
safe and efficient p1rgaiive in all cases where n MIR.
gative Is necessary. Yours with resi- ect.
JonN +. Boon. M. D.
Dy-Prepared and sold by MAnT1s a. WnfrEEEy
at their Wholesale Drug Store, Baltimore. And by
the following Agent IL. I. WADD1LL, Baton Rouge.
june 8,
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UUGIET & PIKE.

~ II m ~
INVITE the attention of Planters, Mechanics
i and the public generally, to their large and
wei assorted stock Of fE e@sAss
Cutlery, &c, which they 1.ssss11WA RE-
haze constantly in store and now receiving direct
from New York and eastern manufacturers, viz.
FL Carpenters, Cooper's Wheelright & Smiths
R tools Of every description.
t@@1 100 Coils Manila Corlage tassortedl
90 Coils Jute packing, 10 do Kentucky do,
100 Boxes glass assorted
i25 Kegs white lead pure anaNo1,
1900 Pounds putty In bladders.
l25 Kegs Nails tassolted) 20 dc Spikes, do
90 Bags wrought nails.
IL Dozen "Ames'' short handle spades,
10 Z" e sboyels.
80 " Rowlands &Carr's shovels and spades.
50 Pair Andirons tassertcdl
10 " shovels and toags, 3 Dozen Coal hojs.
% Dozen cane knives, plain and hook.
80 " brushes assorted, 25do Collins Axes,
10 "Simmons'' axes,
81 Gross common table knives and forks,
30 Dozen Rodgers table and dessert do,
60 Pair table carvels, assorted.
80 Doc. pocket knives, % do scissors assorted.
$50 F." Pad Locks,
so " assorted brass and iron, "a
Cupboard, chest, box, and trunk locks. W
3 Casks strap hinges assorted,
Ok Log and trace chains. Blind brides and horse
Collars, Wood, Tin and Willow ware. Cross cut.
Mill and pitt Saws, Z
do English Real twist, Patent Briteh, Double
Barrel Shot GUNS. Together with every vsrie.
" o. goods usually found in a Hardware store.
sept. IL, ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-28
To the Public Generally.

M HAVE Just received a splendid assert.
w ment Of CLOTHING, to|which we invite the
especial attention OF our ifieaes. Our stock con-
slsts 10 part ol-supertine, Black, Blue, Brown,
Green and Olive Frock Dress and Sac CoArs.
Also, Thread, Blanket, Cashmere and Flushing
CoArs, Boys Coars, a large variety. Our stock
Of fine and coarse PASrALooSs and vEsrs 4 i'm
surpassed in town both for quality and cheapness.
Call and examine for yourselves.
oct 10. C. SIMON & BROTHER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-28

Well Tom, does your girl continue to
love you."
: Yes more than ever
Indeed what evidence have you for
that?
"tVhy she makes me presents"
What has she given you latelyr
Oh she made me q present Of my pic
ture, which | paid five dollars for before |
gave il TO her.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-28
Saddles, Harness and Trunks.
A. BRADFORD.
GrocerieS.


HAVE just received at the Planters Store.
4 John Shays, sugar cured Hams, pain Hams,
Shoulders and Middlings,
Sperm aud Star Candles,
Winches'ers' Boston Soap, first quality
Starch, indigo, Nutmegs, SC,
Wrapping and Letter paper,
Rice, Sail, Butter, Lard and Flour,
Pickles, Preserves and Brandy fruits,
Loaf brown and crushed Sugar,
French Brandy, Holland Gin, Jamaica Run,
Port, Claret, Medaria and Champaign wine,
Annisetts Rose and Peppt. Cordial,
Old Rye and rectified Wniskey,
Rio Laguira Havana St, Domingo Coffee
Western Reserve and Dairy Butter,
Mails, Hoes, Ploughs, Spades and Shovels,
Hoiion Tn and Crockery-ware,
Glass, China and Earthen- wire. ii
Solar Lanaps, Lamps and Candle wick.
With a general assortment Of Hardware and Cut.
lery. M. B. WOLFE,
July 20 y. No.J Church Street.