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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-06

MORE or THE LEHIGH Co. BANK SwINpLE.
Moses Y, Beach, OF New York, has been
indicted by grand jury of Lehgh county,
Pa, in reference 10 his operations with the
Lehigh Bank, which exploded few years
ago, and whose money he circulated as agent
The Governor of Pennsylvania has sent an
officer TO New York, demanding Governor
Fish to deliver up Moses Y, Beach 10 tbs
authorities OF Pennsylvania. 1t is said that
the Governor is in a great dilemma about the
business.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-06

"MEDrcINE," said Bonaparte at ST. Helena
"is collection of uncertain prescriptions, the
results of which taken collectively, are more
fatal than useful to mankind. Water air,
and cleanliness, are The articles in my phar-
macopGia.n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
pHARMACIE A YENDRE.

lie soussigna desirtnt faire IN voyage ell
Europe, oifre a yendre sa pharmseie ttablje
dcpnis une quinzaine d'snnGesa Baton Rouge
dams une situation des plus f~avorabIes, ct pro-
duisant par sa clientele bien choisie. I'm rege-
nu assure.
II invite en- meme temps les pers3nnes don't
les complies gu biIleta ont ttc fats avant Fan
nee courante, a yenir les regier Immediate
ment. ..-a - ~
lie soussigne Went de renousellcr entiere-
ment'ses med canents siinpies ct conposes /;
ses amis y tFauveront comne par lie Pause, IN
assortment completed ysrit, aux prix ct aux
ternes les plus Accommodate.
Sept. %. B. JOURDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
JOHN G. LANOUE,
AGENT ron
Es. Blanchard a. CO.,
NEW

NEW ORLEANS,
Importers Of Wines, Liquors-m fact
III French uni English Lmporlations.
HAAS received samples Of Brandies, French
aACordials (asso,ted) Absynti,s, Ecu dc Vie
'dagbntzjc, Guignolet, and q variety ofofher
Articles. all If which he will selI ut New
Orleans prices. Retail Merchants and others
are solicited 10 call at No. $ Harvey House
Row, before going TO New Orleans 10 make
2h8r purchases.
sept. Is b3bif
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
A y.

ssr fvsRYsosY ttkAp fats GARsfttttYi @iiiefs ~
sstss,attlia nj ssik III Ire different tuwrs tFllsa S;.P
f9Wfiser9s satsapatiitas II h, advertised ~ the ok,st
adj EbatiaE. and I'll thats This TbThsfifl ~ no ayetnf
"a tsver vss hot was fbtrietiy n worker sf failftatis, "a
ssi4, md the ike vel he sssiines he tie o. H,11tt9r fgt The
iiuttassa st eqiniad credit FIR what be is MT We seys !" ne
has attended VT medical schools. md pfaetittd fpr fietft
ssaEstt - fbv tie truth H. be. tsTet pfitfitei ffettsiqe =
Ia i, Tia lifal stitii trif,d. tttcksa ttisfeffe seitsttsr
la33ks bed 10 the character aha vetatisy u the mar. wish
tpnsf sincerely he haH eyer tisde ttdse statements y MN
sslf ~ NJ me Wtikn viii men learn 10 be hrtnT' afd ruin,
fl in MI their dealings and i~rtstbtthrse with t1tif feiio"
i,at ite apriiei 10 tine Ruel GapHsp assist itni ittinan;
afaffntiak he ~tdixtaft, =htifs fhh fsfsk. sn'fs he Tasfl1
matt. ~ nj ifdisestnsnt % embark in TIE httsifeSs' Fhfss
1,tp ba3s Teen insulting and llbeflihg ME ~ MI Ehssihts
fitt1s, h afitf 10 i,afftss the tHblik WITH tie hsiief .ffas
III IA fmrtaf's Satsapafilia was not tte gs,rthe. dy'gtnas
Rstsgtpti ~. ttsda from he &Nd Bgeter's. gtfstnat Heef
ss fIisa II fdfhsehd sagk I Have stHH the hse q ny
aa,ta ftr M = Weatl | will sissa him sFu If he will tir'',
1pep nae single solitary rfnhf pf%thiss His statements ~
ri,a;,,t4re, stiiitish n Cd, ae hotftina hit Y tissue ~
fslsslfafls, SIMPLY ttsate 70 derei4e&lit tiihiic; mn ktsp
he truth dtaa III regard 10 his s4nr iHg. F''aanttns tsht.
,,gt,ei Tiis IL Is eatjtian The public 4, purchase titnt but
Oh t,rs JAG8B IbRnsttds ssfsatstilfs. Paving on Y tbs
1t DpttIr's likeness. his fa'adg Gut " arms, anti MS
tpatt,feserdz lie Goat hf Arms!
JAtJR TUHNsEHn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
&. L. MARTIN NJ. u.

UFF6R HUNTING CREEK, TnfnIine Co. M y.
Oct. II. 1876.
Dr. George r Hartir.-Sir: Having hte,, made
acquainted with the composition of your valuable
Pin. by yourself. some two or three years ago. | have
used them freely h my private practice with entire
success. and shall continue 10 do SO M long as may
practice medicine and now take great pleasure in
recommending Sacb y PHI rs yours 10 the public NJ a
safe aud efficient putgativc IL MI cases where a pnr-
gntive is necessary. Yours with respect.
LtEs#EHE #Ha& a joHE 1, Beoy, MD.
ny Prepared and sold hv MARTIN e. wntrrtEy.
at their Wholesale Drug Store. Baltimore. And nv
the following Agent II, 7. WApplLt, Baton Rouge.
April l-9. ttE ttt En-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
OUNTuRTITTs.

~tit,tarp # cUtntaffoit5 AM lHhiiaiittt"L rft ~ n"d
Nil ,,,t,pr ulnta raiupriso i Wild CHEEKY hetn"ril~ti
they only iihiiair IL tiarir Witlrot' possessing Nl'
virtues. my upiin l'nt The efr'tiilp end %"tistt'als
DIR. WlHTAR4 NAiEAM NF MID
rttEiltHN
Sighed ''vanifoHi n Park. M he vtapnef =
,iuirt pafi, bottle.
~ Spld vlrrtr Gale atrt rp'niN. ty
Govt N MEAD, IA. chafre r'r"e's
lei wren tnnti nii ~ louis. nav or"nlr. General
Agents f,f The Southern Ftst"e.
Mold Asa hV
II Y Wniiil Geo A ,hr, Baton Rouge.
A r. Hirlnrle, fladleri'et
Itfp,, A Irwin fuft %iltNisuL
A u. Ma ,stt. Nr'it Willing
Hall q Go, nss'm Aatng
l. II. WRIGHT, .'tcnsh"tre. q
Harrison Nntti'"n 4 tus NrfhlgF.ll.
|, %tis,nbtts. nonsllsutfN ifl4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
THOS. PRENDERGRAST.
GROCERIES AND PROFESSIONS

In rendering his thanks To the public In genera
for past favors, respectfully informs them that ne has
vher, he will be happy tn serve tfam. He has a
stock Of groceries &C., on hand and will soon receive
a large adiiiionGo his stock. +,
ITs requests all those who owe him to come forward
promptly and settle, those who have claims aga.ass
him, viii presentthern and they VIII be fully li1nida-
ted. Dee. Ist. lSf9tE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
CARPETS RUGS AND MATS.
~ n PHILLIPS g. BROTHER,

are now receiving a beautiful assortment OF
3 Ply and VenitiGn carpeting, also, Binding
Mats and Rugs, all Of which are bAugat rom
one of the largest companies in the United
States, and al very low prices. Those in Wsns
will do we'll to give us a cal.
oct 3lsty.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
GEO. M. HEROMAN, Agent for
B0toh Ronge, In
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

I7ItW' IVEt'3 CIV 'dFFE5I'
~~QrEsuE undersigned, desjrous Ola
w ID mixing a voyage to En- ope, Of W
IN fcra for sale his drug st1re, estab@|2
lished for about fif cen years at Baton Rouge.
IN a no t desirable l~ocalion: the establish
ment Is patron zed by a large number Of good
customers, and is yielding a ~ G income.
Ali persons indebted to him either Tor ac-
counts or are requested to call ard settle
the same. r
The undersi gned has recently renewed
entirely his stock Of drugs & medicines sinp-
le and compound; and is prepared as hereto
fore, to furnish the same to his friends on the
INST reasonable terms and prices.
Sept, % Il. b. JOURDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
4 yENDRE.

A vendre SOFT en- erttier gu en- parties. IN
moroccan de terre, appartenant all soussl-
cne, borne au nord par terre, appartenant
au soussione. borne an nord par terrain de
Nine. Foster, an Sud par terrain de Ma
rie Berhei, ct a Pouest par rue leyee gu
Front. La dite propriete est tres bien
sit,,ee pour magasin &c. Ce terrain d ~
pieds par lag De %profondeur.
A. THEREOF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
PIANOS TUNED AM. REPAIRED

l.. GLASS respectfully informs the ladies'
and gentlemen Of Baton Rouge and its vicini-
", that he viii be happy TO attend 10 the or
ders Of those requiring his services for tuning
and repairing litnos on reasonable terms, np
on application TO him, a, Madam Rive, near
the Mate House
dec. -. ls49.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
DS. NJ iRlsN'S UNIVERSAL pURGA-
1--WE PILLS

In offering those pHfs 10 the Public. we know there
rairtnt he u better, or a more safe, ensy or ag reenhlc
%Purgastve. They SPEEDILY remove all irritating rnat.
ters retained in The bowels. or when the habitttal
alyine discharges are too tariy or insufficient" for
health by their specific virtues they restore tic fnnc.
tons 10 n healthy action. and IJae blood TO IT, ii, iural
purity. ltcyd DIR. Rooms certfncnis: t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
SETTLE UP

THE Undersigned requests all those who
are indebted II, him to come up and settle
immediately, Otherwise their accounts will be
placed in the hands Of a proper office 10 be
according TO law.
April 9Th 1919. FREDERIC ARBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
AVIS g
90
IMPORTANT!

Q Maison Harvey sur la rue de pEglise
4 lhop7eor dInfrrnar les ctoysns de ee vile edes enyuons. qdD q ftcu lin -
srtHurut II AftAefn DIS 1ensres modes .savUr mobtus dor ct Gaafnt Il Tmnze
ioyagx Ell double bother. tunenfs dor ct dargspt, bagres de dhaman, b0Hees dorsIts+,
pl DANES. plnnes ct eayops dor IT Il argent ehaihss dor our danes,
ds parflns le, It ptsirurs aanes articles de fnhsi<e top nombru1 Jour IN
h d8nI. @
Les charge de tumes e%peee$ de- rhabhagfs dl.hogsde ties garanti pendant III an
II hit aud toess speces de- raeomodages de byoHers % pHa les plus m"5bres
Nov. II. I.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
THE BEST REMEDY EVEN
KNDWE Tf1 MAN

49,
KNOWN no MAN
Ton rbiiaiis. kstfha. f'ul1s3 rrutb y Fhehite.
u imi,ttiiza. bleeding ,f the Ia4rgas i%hhir5''t af
tt,B.,bipa, ti,st i H4,iipa. Eai1 N Wbrtpa.s ul the
ltfsast o. side, FIRST Rtaees Of Consumption, H.,
+ = # w.
ulinHkARlE. cuitts
~ III ,t,p p,,res ti,at have vet been ~ratbtleii there
~. t.ftsi,ly pufabiiity Of consumption even y so'tie
Of is tsuts, FIRMS ,u.,
Jstsrhsos Cotvrs, H. Feb ". 1919
Aff..fs. Sanford n FefE-gptits. This Is To Certify
TIM ,py wifi. N4ret Ijritatey. hoe bs4s y . 1pelih-
IT,, stale uf lipaltl, pr the lhe' i've years ilst 'llsehss
h. Md he skill telts best medical "ll ct'iia lfo-
.nte-ipr ~ti,yaiclaii ptobo,t""l 'f.t l'1',s ~
-tihipt iot, In the last statf. n'i41 f'ii ~ l'f ~,
very was tH,st MI ittrrhi' hnrrs Ne ~ f"F'rt
with very little brlpi. procured 4FFiFttt y 't'''''' ~
wild Cherry. Anef usinf p faT %f'tttie4 ! s1hi r.
tiny agreeable surprise. TINT i,4t 'te"l "'a WIKI i'F'
%fapiity: she 10 tfrt si f4r festpr"'l. ~ t''f' 't'.' ~
stand u hn+ rpp,la l,uuaei,uii duties VI ih"itf s'tit.f
ian stv iraanvpniptfre. Her fttif itrifrSr't ~ ',t
rrpsp,t l,aai,l, warrant re IN tie t~'''t iif'' vi. N''
s''' e"'''' ptluttrs hnftuel1
State " i%tt'lshat sg
t,,ns. VI ltpppi,f4ys. \. ii9tiee " I'VE lrat" ~
and r,r .ajj pniitit. AID State. Dis ,rfttl' tllH' ny
fl lpt. ta,ueI llirWlpe i,airpinY splrttif"d '''ti 'ltlt't
.s,l, 10 Ne ]ijfffuitnt certificate. lsi1tt ne. til' zt'h
,lnr II FEBRUARY, 1919.
JAMES. NJ. W NTilIl1E. 4 v
~ N. ryttj,.=-l, tHrrt tsfppr! If thr ti.nifty "
tp,,,iues, and State nr iplititra. dp lftEty rrttif
tls,t IL H.. tafly taft " irst etnstai. vn" tihn. "Hl'
. ,jtlent rotpi attended ttiht = lr'iti iD ~ ',i'h
and sptii~tittps ipvrf, s'ra il'ai etnrlntph . sFillai
ii,rsjriaut ft e,inp iine. ~lt 'snli ilat ~ 'ttiiii Hla"
ne 40 taIipf titp, ,rtt,trtits I'd 's''t Wits "
p,Irsup If wild t'tpety. and fIt nlir1st i'a'', iii''"
relipr -piui after takiiih ilirrp |nttlt', lHi h'ts'iy
1, ~ rnal health ~ ! have art9retl iF a f''t"9.f ~
r.ats. lev rpaiafaiidft. rnirr 'ti tHssitta tf 'n'.
attributed % the No. Of thA ~,ltetitin" alnott ,ttrftd
tAtnB tNtF
srAfR up ~iSft,sv4. ~JHy9,Hna nnHff
l. David u. Shi4,ipr 81 lsstirp itle Itnt' taar7
ft enid rutiitty nrd State do )ttttift t|ra' "a a#ht'
,,,u,tAl isli,ii Olsen s~itistfilrtl aid ma i "n4h i"iln
t,tpsutnR certificate. beirrr rte. this f'st De- "l MARCH,
slHig. q
VI. would ait lee tltrte ei btt r"rt1"Fs "'if go
lalrtfins hnlpt 49, aii.ptiwa ~ ttt lhiiI@4 '1 mare
i,nn,ntliaie trial vt this itntE Fyt tlhf'i iHr''irihH
The most Intelligent arfi Respectable fa'ht'iaS "a "ir
sitp h, yp Adopted II ne tarerite f%n"'lirile: atHi per
ettis rt-listptapt 81 consumption! Hli" 'Mi3" ''f'l H.
.,pak In the highest terms VI lie eilfoarr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
Fresh Garden and Flower
seeds q.

lust received and f6r sate by the snbscri-
- er. a large supply Of Garden and Flower
Seeds. a. MONIAN.
jan 10 1910. h
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16

HgTE1#RGS&
WE1SExEXIIAESssAX l.
W|94IaskAN kA%HER
Nh kr A1PUn nIVnIpTm.
NJtI Ills ssLtJUD Il wv lIJSllhf
= ,.,,t- .hi,talf i3isfittvrb rt DF TItE
i.D rla-a..asI1.
Genuine ABW lasHHn 8atSa
Di IT. TtVnseHa iz haw shsft ~ veati Of asf. ana nag
i,aa8eRer kitagn as the UIHgH and DtSIDPNHHR
~ lie u " I'm GHfStH4L "FrFNSBHU
pHRiLL4f Being ifn1r, he va7 tefnpsileaf6
limit ito psaitfactut by which means il has been kept aHt
NJ ;t,s,Fet sni lie sales tfftutnstfiHAi - Those ehiy wis
haa ,tnyed it, tnrth. and known fts val.e. II had reached
tie ears Of iishy. ne ~gsFtfslesai ss th1se IefHsns VINO haa
teen healed 5f sure diseases ehd saTeH from asatNi hhr
sl.,H,si ts vssistfe
a. II tHGt upJEyEp
~ -. IL ,.1.IE&
if7 SO e. III III =. - "a Ia b..t,sj
hH'tfi&g ~ W. - H.. j, .s E4aI a.,..istly i !, -
~ az sfl,eIt Nv y, - d., ~ !, i,t.g
49, t33i w. u f5....3t. !, t..,,1tsGs vim .
'tt'yH HL.5 -. T.. A., ta,a+ ta44,sa u 10 ttetratea
am ~ 5' -. ~ ~ 2.E1L 49,, ~ bj4b.-
~ Sf'HhtHH 4 ~ tti..t, 80 tx ista.t gisssyerje, N I'm
-. ~ All los, E4,,,gbt inns rA,,ptsjtjar in ite fogntffst
~ 'I :. 40 -. ss....,u. Tte strssta,jII. ,r,t
.ate ~ t1t oni IL ~ st tat s',43t ,t,tts ,,,dtt;.si
rs N'ii W." !. W. a. -. .ti.t a. ,n.,; :, ,.,,,ns,
tf,pElk+H8G, VI III lH Il !, "a.tAa4N+H - Id ~,
ehi TX uut = "a uiJ .5sisls i. ,ni,,y,,us y, tts svs
~ s.4EJ n III t.anstIs = r.rssr5jiit - s4 tatfii.
ant ..4 nn.ta.at, .uI a.. l.,t il, tIta r,et u, ,,,.,
tfnt w -. au s.a..iaI H.. : ,ei.,tff, ,,tf.,se tts, q, mn
+. ~ tf1a4s HerHs.Esd IL lie t,4Ssttgfiira NYfeitEf
~ ,ua5.tf, ,liHnt{rJ4. si,,4t, H. III it rata,r NJ = > On -.
a sa VI ~. at' w., '@ CHI ~ si ~ ~ ! + M 5gsarta ~ p@'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
@TRta TE I +

,'f'p ipEah' Joseph walker .ahh8 staS'n'
'e't hht'f' " 40 'hIIiflh"' ', mis-,
Nm T. 'hFefl@'. ~ irtff' N7f4.
|"ii''ri stewart. i@Wnftl @lnfFF"Ws
iF'G9''itlF2.. leo s'lFeWbrlaEt.
HthfY ~ ,.'ftftff.
.... tHfFn eSFFY. ~.
fFos'1sf't bonri 9t trustees
- III ECTD Il S. ..4 If
iesctli w, Stanton. juhu Stroud. Sen. Al. N tahen.
john l.. lewis. Jeb, Calhoun. Preston ", Faftar.
Wg,. ~. t~.aolfieh. Jasht1 baldwin. Nm II. White.
John l., Sattlthns. lfarfiol, Marin John D. BON.
4 u. FroHohnnn. Mark Walton. VIM. &, Ionituts.
tsSfp4inf Follows. JOSEPH, t~4altande. John Il. lseefe.
l3lW. 1enntr Coke.
h#~ This Gnmpngsy is prepared To entertain appiiehz
tthrst for lie i~artrares. and tsztueI'oipie= on nIl sound
altI henltty Wbitr ftrsohs ard Negroes. nj tie
'fabit of Iatss established ny tho Boar1I. Which tft
Iesf than the rates charged by the New York and
inf1on offices. and without tIsit RESTRICTIONS as III
residences in the South. 4ty The charter. dividends Of
profits are declared annually. and tte profits draw
interest. ahd en- be ninde hvn1'able at pilf'r 10 The
extent Of Notwithstanding amount, where the party
has paid his premiums IN 'ni
goA' I'VE y tss,o,W
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
BATON ROUGE SOAP AND CANDLE
WI nufactOry

THE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens of I,atoa Roogs az well as the public
generally, that they are no" prepared 10 exc
cute all orders in their line with pronptness
and despaec h. thankful for the past faHors
hey hope 10 meet with a share OF public pat
ronaqe. The factory is situated on the ComIte
Road, nearsts intersection with the Plains
road. %
J. PITET.
Orders left at Mr.. Lafon, baker, will be
executed with promptness and despatch.
July %, 1H49.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Il . 1NTsT1 FFTsN.T Z = sWEET VTT.VVFFEF1V.
tskn g'est pleasure in recommending the
bearer .Aic. G.ass a. a goJd tlaer ard re- Ter
OF piano fortes, and have no hesitation ia say
ing tina, all these who wish T., employ him ,r
that purpose will Ne well satisfied.
Bosom, Nov. 10th ls49. Respectfully,
j. CHICKERING'S.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
MARTIN & W~tIlIELEf'S NATIONAL
I(INIE

This preparation is q refthin rita FOR the Artfp api
Fever and Dyspepsia, We only ash n tli.i ii il rni
efh satisfied ilana'fs and eiii8atla sefirrhIif. vili si6y
hundreds . ,lti!Hfa hY keeping u supply # the Iuhir
and Matthias Filsh} hem Road tho following eef.
%tliienie Of worthy nan who Waa cured by the uFra Of
ilte I1iiic
iEAvFH.DAus. quFfN Asas On. Al,
H ptthlrf Ill. iAlf, wv
Nr t'fo. T. fttrtin.
Respected Sif-laiiatien 10 You aud to he Public.
lnhf - D8er'mf1e u srgf AMI Responsible obligation
frFtift tHrpi nto, I take this method If mailing known
30 te Public, tdpfll Sntt blink il worthy nf pabIisl-
iinE1 The fetnafknhit tittr your National Tonic has
:wruug)ri 10 inY particular rlee. had been iahprirr
under All iHtafmitittlg fever re Il n%pntll#. | hn1 trte;l
different rminett lnYsirinns& het without s,ifrasa !
.ts tr'tt. The ptiuiHe eouI stop tlm rlitls il day OF
two. but they wptfll retarn with double violence TN.
III bernne weak aud nnthaiatntl. My stomach
swollen and lard. my stirila broken. and had bat lii
lie hntH Of RRbin htrnllIng u satitid nnu; last winter
! accidentally saw This Invaluable Tome. and netting.
nH u drowning man would rhtel. at atrttet. -, | caught
OF II bottle Of Your Medicine -~-enmln6ieeH taking H.
and before used u hail bottle my rhflla left me. my
appetite gradually returned, md thy Hpirita niso. and
by the tinle hal finished the an' bottle ! wns, ms 1t
were, a new man, Nparly n year l,Bs ninfeed and |
have rot had a single chill. Iour liiliH are The most
popular pills among VA. Yours. with respect,
JotN Mn auS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16

The "hme ahrue run be fm7 Lat Me shoT GRO H. HhEoHtN. Age"
Er baton Rouge lit ".. jan l|@ lttp
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
STATE OF EOCISIaNA-parish or
Wrst gatoa Ron 9,

Nofice is heraslf given to a. those who have
CLAIMS against the succession OF Mary Nc.
knee'rr docca$sstd. 10 present. item duly All
y ntieatpd IT, L. Y. Dura de. Sh.r.tr IT the
IA ish Il Wets t'a'on Rouge in fifteen days
tr m the fsst Ifslhlica ON Of his rottee.
JNliI McNEA, Administra or.
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LAND FOR SALE.

A Tract of Land situated on the Mississippi rive or
n IA miles above Baton Rouge, lying between tire
plantation of Sale q posey. and Thomas DevalI
timbered and would sait admirably for a wood.
yard. For terms applyte
dec %, ls4e, II. ]. e. LANOUE.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-29

been immense; and many Others, who made
late start for California. intend wintering in the
vicinity Of Salt Lake City.
The STAY Of the company at the ferry was any
thing else than pleasant Arriving at a late period
Of he season. with the EN- grafton close upon their
heels. no time was allowed for the erection of even
a temporary hut in which 20 live. Nor had they
an onnortunitv 10 secure the services of hunter,
and rame could not be had without leaving the
main Travelled road several miles. Yet they occa-
sIonally had elk, bear and the mountain sheep.
The most Of the latter are represented as remarka-
bly, delicious.
The weather was pleasantly warm and the wa.
ter Of the Platte river cool and fine up TO about
the middle Of June. About this period the snow
disappeared from The mountains, which appeared
in full view eight or ten miles south of the com
psny's eneampment
Many portions of the Platte bottom are sandy
and barren, while others, and the valleys between
the adjacent hills, afford luxuriant grass resem-
bling very much our finest blue grass. In the lat
ter end OF June, a host of grasshoppeFs, which nc
man could number, made their appearance, and
destroyed almost all the green vegetation on this
slde and beyond the crossing of the Platte, that
emlgrants were compelled to leave the road and &c
a distance Of eight ten miles to find grass fol
their animals. From Fort Laramie TO the Missouri
River the company on its return trip found the
grass exceedingly fine.
Messfs. Hickman q Co. brought in about 5000
letters, designed for persons in different sections Of
the Union, chiefly, however, for the Western
States. These, with the exception of such as were
addressed to persons in this county, were mailed
ST. Joseph.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-29

Northern Louisiana and The Uaion.-The
Farmersville Enquirer, democratic paper pub.
lished in Union Parish on the Arkansas line, con.
tains long and able editorial on Southern ultra
ISM Its conclusion we commend to those politi.
clans out of this State, who so often pretend to
speak for Northern Louisiana:
+" The Georgia papers may save their breath to
cool their secession porridge or perhaps to blow
into flame the more moderate spirits of the majority
OF their own well,judging fellow-citizens Louis.
iana-we will answer for North Louisiana. at
least-wil never be found wanting in the defence
OF her own rights or those of the South But she
is not to be schooled in her duties to the South, to
the Union and to herself by the hot-brained adyo.
Gates of violent and revolutionary remedies for
political evils, which would readily yield to gentler
treatment. She knows her rights, and knowing,
dares maintain them and if the bitter moment
come, when the Constitution shall cease to be a
barrier against the Entertainments of fanatics and
higher-lawmen, she has the means and the will to
throw herself into the BREACH for the safety of the
South. But until that moment arrives she begs
her sister States TO remember that an honest DIFF
ference Of opinion is not Treason, nor weak Sub.
mission, and that, toithin tie Constitution the
Will OF the Majority is the Law of the Land