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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05
IN QUART BOTTLES.
Tbs te stbrtai and ttr,ntantnt tt,ts If all
disenses arising hfob ~ impure stale IF
the Mood, ., hutn Of the system
A MDNG the many and important discovetis

A MDNG the many and important discoveries
n of THE generation. is one whose tanu will lie
written as with . sunbeam. in the history Of the
raat. SANDS sARsAPARtLLA stands forth
altne. and by lis own works ptuclaims its power
She riuts elou,iente 20 irtesistii,ly e~ffsttine in
the appeals Of The suffering iot relief. has been
a,tawp,p1. Thousands Of tases Of diseases hsve
been rsfed Nv this invaluable medicine. sseh NJ
ata ,ot furnished IN the teeurtls Of titte. These
things ate lt,t dptie IN secret places. OF IN soine
IN town. but sre performed IN Our principal
rities a,,l rublir places. They are brought bpfote
III world 10 s,letantiate. beyond doubt. The hgyfits
~; tree If this preparation and the facts %uaiulded.
Although gigantic. Are as plain ne The light Of day.
The sa,sattaiilla is combined with the most
p~'i"etaal sils. the niost salutary productions. the
ranst potent simrles IT the kingdom and It's ,i,,s
rre,eipn'ad s,ietess N The restoration to health &c
those who had long pinned uinlei the most distress
irg chrei,ir t~,aladips. has given II ali exalted
character furnishing as II dies. evidence Of its
sNi intrinsic ealue. at,d recommending IL 10 the
afflicted IN terms HE afflicted only ran know. II
lss long leet q most important desidetatum IN the
practice Of medicine, 10 obtain a remedy similar
~ tbi4-nne that would att on The iipe,. stp,,arh.
end topeis with al the precision and potency Of
mineral preparations yet without any Of their
ie'ete,,o,is effects ,pon the vital lowe,s Of the
sfsistn. Although possessed Of powerful healing
properties, II is entirely harmless, and will mi
~f - 49,
itirta the mpsi delicate constitution. when in
perfect health. no effect is produced by its ,ise
except ~, increase Of appetite but wl,en disease
is seated In the frame. aud carrying fast its victim
along the path of life, then i,s IA mysterious
Influence IL felt and see,,. II enkinJles new life and
sigar. and brings health and strength to the ssf-
ering and disc ase,l.
sCRoFu1ous AFFECTION or THE Eyes.
WiN.nsstea, Ky. Diet. g9. tate.
A. n " u Ehvps-GtrftsNsvt | would not
have PRESUMED 10 write to ro,i. IT II was hot my
duty to lot the public know The almost n,iraeulous
effect your sa'sarafilla has had upon me. My
l''nEs we're covered with ~uleefe,,s sores. gu that I
rpvld not walk during the whole Spring and
Sum,net, N this situation ! commenced the t,sp
81 yonf sa'sapatills. ani after taking two bottles
YVES entirely cured. ! n,ust alec tell You Of another
wonderful tiite. MY brother was afflicted wifi,
thiF srr',iula IN his head. 50 bad his MUSICIAN told
bun the Ices Of his sight was inevitable. anil ,etz
'naHett blindness seemed 10 he his fate. Three
bottles entirely restored his sight, and we sSanne,
hui recommend all similarly afflicted to ,,se Sands
bsrsapmilla. fnuts truly,
BENJAMIN p. HttrENER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05

kerthief around the wounded limb, con
tiiited to give Ills orders. aid soon t,it
| himself 1T the ltaal If his gtenadiets,
who had esd&ed Their %bnyciiets for The
charge, when lie was hit by 2 ball IN the
UPPER rart IF the abdomen. lie seemed
| scarcely ~ heed this serious wound. and
md was giving his orders and encouraging
his tneil, when d nit,Rltet ball struck him
III the breast and brought him to the
ground Gen. Monekton, The second IN
command, was dangerously wounded iy
his side, aud tbe eolntnhn1 levolved tpoi,
Gen. Townsend. Wolfe was immediate.
Is conveyed to the rear Ivy his annfieved
men, aud While the agohies Of death were
upon him, HE mind was ~ii,sently fixed
,tlnn the battle. Aa his life-bloea elJbptl
fast, aud l,is eyes grew dim, he heard Il
wounded officer neat him exclaiin, htsee
how they rum Tie dropping liend Of
the hero raised. end with eyes sparkling
viii, new lnatte, he eagerly inquired,
who tuilsr' The French" replied
The officer "they give way in all ,lirer.
toms "Tl,en,' seid lie. II lie content y
and after giving nj order for Webb's tseia
melt to move down to the st Charles
aud sece,e the bridge there. in order to
cut of the eneny'H retreat, he expired
Mutitcalln received n mortal wuni,d, and
his second III command WINS made piia-
olpr and conveyed IN board all lsiigIis
clip. Five days after the battle, the city
Of Quebec capithlnted, and the disl,sort.
ened remnant ot the grand army Of The
Frencl, o'etired to Montreal. The san,e
itspatth conveyed to lbuglanj, the Intel
Iisrnee Of The unexpected victory IN the
heights " Abraham. the death Of Wolfe,
and ting surrender ol Quebec. - Les
"i7J6'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05
The Death OF Wolfe.
srcaatNe or euspsc. ,sru sr@apsn, 1850.

srcRMtNG or ousssc, t3tn sRri@apEe, 1859.
The camp ut Montmorenci was broken
NJ, and the troops and artillery were con.
veyed 60 Point Levi; and very soon alter
the fleet sailed to some distance above Tho
city. This movement deceived Montcnln'
into q belief that an attack from that
quarter was meditated. On the niaht Of
the 18th September, the troops in beats
gt.ded silently down the river, aud all the
French sentincls We're passed withou.
being alarmed, They landed within n
mile and a half of the city, aud immeai.
ately commenced the ascension of IN,
rrccir,cc. There was a French guard
over their heads, and hearing a ~r,s,liug
iioisc, but seeing nothing, they fred AZ
random down the declivity, while the
British fired upward also ut ranaom.-
Terrified at SO so strange and unexpected
an attempt, the French piquet fed. All
but the captain, who was wounded and
taken prisoner. The poor fellow bepped
the British officers to sign a certificate Of
his courage and fidelity, lest he shonld ~,
punished for bribery, believing that
"NhS VofN SitVeilElSc would be deemed
impossible without corruption. When
morning dawued, Wolfe, with his little
army now reduced to less than five tbou.
sand men, stood upon the heights of Abra.
ham, in bold defiance of Montcalm and
his overwhelming force.
The French General at first could hard.
ly credit his w senses, so impossible did
II seem for an army to ascend those dam
gerous cliffs, He perceived that, unless
the English could be driven from their
position. Quebec was lost. 'Isee them"
said he, where they ought no to be; but
since we must fight, | win 60 and crush
them" and Immediately with his whole
army, he crossed the ST. Charles and adj
vanced to the attack. The English pre-.
served their fire until the enemy were
within a few ards of the front, and then
poured in a terrible discharge, which COM
PEELED them TO recoil with great confusion.
rs Wolfe stood conspicuous in the
rank, cheering his men, a muskes
siEu>k his wrist. He wrapped a hand
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05
Spring and Summer Goods
w T. have just received a large stock Of Nm nm.
w spring and SusnmerT"nHU
both staple and fancy, which weLIG

WE have just received a large stock of Mn Am
" spring and summer V'iHNI
s.oods. both staple and fancy, which weLID
offer At New Orleans
oa' assortment is chosen ruth rare and
discrimination and consists, in
pant Of the foiouiHg,
~! Linen Russia Shecting. Irish Linens
Of all 1~ualifies'
Damascus Linens; Table cloths, Napkins etc
Damascus and other table sctts.
illiow.ease linen; all descriptions of Linen
u'oods; checks, Arabia, Iistadcs &c.
Iiain and Fancy Driliings for pants.
Summer (aIic0cs.
!aconnets and Organdies, Gingharns and
fatiste d E9osse.
Thread lace edgings and Insertinrs.
SWISS lnscrt'ngs, do Muslins Jaconets &c,
Latest style silk,
And woisted Baregesy silk Tissues, for
sunn,er wear.
Paris lustre; Toiic dn Norl
faney embroidered muslin dress patterns.
II fusapiee assortment Of
Ladies and eentlemcn's Shoes Caters
Brogans, Ties &c..&.,
~ splendid stock of French pertumcry
Essences, soap Oils. pomatum by the pound ~
OF IN small jars; tLadies mho hare e0,pty no *
asa,"ha jars, eun hare them fHei ruth the finest a,tiekc)
cologne water IN great quantities; and in short
all articles belonging to that line.
Paras0ls,
Ladies parasols; silk umbrellas.
bieached and unbleached cottons, Twilled
and Plain Lowells.
Plantation straw hats, livery low.)
Leghorn Hats.
r me ,u',iery; scissors, pen, pocket knives &c.
Musquito Meetings., and a large assortment
of Ladies' hose.
'f"a az articles IN The Dry Goods and Fancy linz.
% We beg the ladies and gentlemen of the
ny, and neighborhood to extend to MS a share If
heir patronage, assuring them that we win do ali
n our power TO merit il.
June s, ly. BONNECAZE & SHEpPERs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05
n m Q M b ances.

On Al The hour when evening throws
lie gathering shades oct vale and hill,
While half The scete 10 twilight glows,
And hall In sunlight gloties still,
The thought oi all that We have been,
And hoped and feared ~ lies long way,
Re,nernbfssres Of Jay and pain,
Come minsling with The close Of day.
The distant scene IF youths bright dream.
The smiling green, the l%usie,ing tree
The mur,nur olthe gtnss-iiinsed stream,
The bounding OF the torrent free,
The tiiehi, whose tender voice no more
Shall swee,ly thrill the listening ear,
The glcw that Loves first vision were!
And dissppcintneh,'s rsngs are here,
But soft DER each r~pviving stene
The Christening hues or memory spread.
And smiling each dark Thought between,
Hope sci,ens every tea, we she'd
q. thus, when deaths long Tight tcnes Oh.
And its dark shades around me lie.
llay parting beams ilvm memory . sun.
Blend softly In my evening sky,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05
au vr ,.uaeMs.

AgM IfttfFA9 sF .fA1HA - ..
tsr EysaYrsty RsAt fi'ts CAFefrttY. [FhFts ts.a
sstsatt4tttis tHt sait N ths ~tiFkrstt thwns csllsat E..Fs
tpsnsenNt's satsattariila. II IL, advertised 70 The BhiHl
shIs HhKttNE. ard st trait THIS fswttssta u NJ ast,cf
and never wis; but vas fefnnsrly 4 =orkes on faifbs1s. n
sais. aid HE tiks : Vet h. aFHnrihs lte title Of Ustibt fof the
~rtftfiess Of ssinius credit frr WHIST he is not He rays nhs
has attended trt fi'edicrl sch5-s, ~na ~ptsttiesf tnf fifteen
tears . fGry The ttthi IL. b nryht ttsttsted %tfeairifs =
isy IN his life stttt fribsa, trteAsa misrepresentation
to5ks bal ts Tie t~,fHtatttt and vstaeiH sf the hsat. vfss
rtpst sinr stssyi be had ~ yet tfTtis THOSE statefnstfas q him
,st st NJ tre2 Ntksfi wifi frsii isrti' ~ Sc h1hest sfi truth
fui IN 81 ttet arsintr ard i%btsttrutss with tthir felib~
fihni lie sUtfisa 10 atb Rasi tlrpp n sssist him IN tr1f.
atatttf ihe rhis ttiHitrei sta.ihs the tstEe stt'is he Wprla
riaks, as ~ irautttftti to .trbAtk tn lie business. Ties.
risn hsrs been iassltirs aHd iittlitre hs ID Ill possible
fysf,s. IN sthst 10 i,thteas The fehiit with the tshef lhst
tie Old idctors Eatsepnrilis rss fYt tie gst.hfHgi effgihH
satsttttf M, ttsfs from the m Lstfstfs p'fsftst Rsrt
bic jtsisS 4. rpRhssfd sr5s | have sai1 lie tse n my
hanfs H4 vi 4 ssek will ei7e him $50 II he Will prs.
dats one sihels solitary ntdJf " tiiis, His statsfrehiH u
fh4nusla. stinnisn r u ste nothing but d tissts d
fsiHetitlas, sif1tiy f1sas 70 fstsi*a the f'biic, ard sesr
The .fHil ID III In regard II his s1mtf "s, fe,fps,ting tapt
rrettd iris II ID tshti1n the bitlie " j%ttftthHss hfhs hH'
I'D Dr.. tAtbn Ttattehdfs satzutatilla, having On Y the
ttld Bbttrtfb tiesiissst his ftftHv taht " Aims, and MS
wrna.ttteettrss lie Hust Of Attisl
IAtttfs rev NsEND
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05
DIR, MARTINS
syrup Of wild CHERRY.

INHIs Compound is one III The hest remedies ever
4 offered 10 the public In Coughs, whether afis-
Ing from eold OF wheoplng toiigl. or that dreadful
CONSUMPTION. Few %feitelisss III The short tih,h IL
has beet ltaf1te the public have effected 81 tiiaiiy
t,tres. Tie ttfot,fiettfs are every day teeeiviie orders
fsr II ut n distance, atd II, this tity. IN which they
have beef, highly efatlfed 10 learn he etabtI effects.
The Bisinp Of HE Protestant Episcopal Church tf
Maryland tihe Right ttsv, w. Il. Whiitineham, i#s
authorized ts 10 say that. he lies tifea 1t IL he ttyn
retfnt, with decided benefit; ai,d nth Medical friends
do ttot stft,ple tn fettmfiiattl II SO tine 81 the best re-
ttedies In Juirstinttioti. Rfrnel,itis, Asthma. Ae..
which thew have ever met with Tie tUllt yyit,p il
ftttr n highly respectable Physician III Hettt Island,
wltctn we made acquainted wilt the p,eratstion /:
KENr lsLaHtt. Jtine 90. 1871
Dr.. Mattin-Dsaf sit Since. thy return l,tar4 4
f%fesetihe,l yuut SYRUP or win tHERRF h
sevetsl e.sea; trle IN particular, q case Of Aafhttia. ~
long stsnI'.g tal,tnt ~ vents, a neiehItbf afti %tatian,
NJ tnitse. 1et dise.ss iiad never beer t~eneftied hy
airy Msdielite which she hss taket, ard fyt tte inat
yssf u, t~b ale has best, confined entirely IN tHs
htstss, ab nut kti9w titat size ltaH 4 good nights
test IN 4 long tithe, but sibcs she lihs tuftt,e,,aag
tskisv yuit Nedieitie taid che has ufly tahe, ,nn
htttlel she h enabled 10 10 III bed and sleep we'll MI
night. thisik the Medicine Riil make q ~listfsst t,t,n
u hst. a,d shc. In determined 10 riva II 4 fair t,ist
Her husband. M. Rodetieh Eaticksoti. is a merchant
here. s,hi says If yvs will peitd him sptne Of IL he vii
set ~ yepf skeut.
sy8its, SAMUEL HAnprn, N n
Prize 70 reiiis per bottle. Around eaeli bptile lie,
IL . shor. TREATISE 81 Diseases TT The Chest.
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Ruugt Gajettt.
prcam Of Pilates Wis.-MArt 21!ip.
nv rnAptts w, BAfRb

nv CHARLES w RtfRbt
III WINS not sleep that bound my sight,
t'pun that well. Remembered night
II wss not laufy's dHul power
iireuilpi the ~ that snletm hour
bat DER the vision Of my snnl
The mystic future setnitd 10 roll
And III tbs deep, prophetic !tatce
Revealed IL treasures to my glance.
Before my wondering eyes there stood
A vast. q countless multitude; an
The Acars sire, the rratilins child,
The ,rpihet and The niaiden mild.
The gladstone youth and man Of cate
All tribes, all ages mingled there's
And all whp,p'er | turned to see, e
ia humble silence bent the knee.
stiil a'ss the crowded scene ! gazsd
Against the lutid eastern shy q
| saw the shameful aross tptaised IN
saw the sufferer deemed 10 lie,
twas liz. who late, with softowirs ,nait,
IN ziun's streets lult had seen q
Aud now IN blood and agony, v
liz turned q dying lack 81 nts. N
The@S softly ron thu, gathering thsSthg
Arose the sp,ii,d Of snletnn song W
And while ! cst'glt The swelling lay.
The myriad Voices stemel TO say q
And We believe IN lirn that died,
4-.
ny pontius nnilete crtci6ea-
That he sl,aH come. when time is hed,
10 judge i 4 living and the dead %
| woke i~lA4tliot vast moi Ivy my side.
heard a loud, p%Sultina cry
I heard The ~scotntul priests ieriaa,
The elders tifmtu-truciry 7 %
q PLATE halst thou marked my prayer.
That a~uiltless biopl tn shield attl spats,
That ,ttsed Of horror would nHt bs
A stain 10 tl,ine-a curse TO thesl
Our stenes Of early love are past
Our Doubtful spring. Ia wideated all a
Alat from Rome onr loi IL east.
Beneath the sunny skies Of EaulA
The ,houghtsthat tnsinotv treasures yet
of other days hegin 10 flee;
BIT never shall my hsntt forget q
The ttruritiej of ~,iaiilse ID
y pcntius Plate died in exile nj Nienne.
iall town neat Lyons. Ia France.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05

|, a une assemh|ee rdgulisre du Jnri dc Police de
la Pomisse d'0ueEt Baton Rouer. tenu \ la mai.
son Sonr' l'tndi 66tsme September, A d ts5o, lie
Jari ses acknowledgement
Messfs, Jean Bic, L.apanse, John T., Iobjsll
William Jones Lyle. Charles Louis Petit, Val.
mont Htbcrt, NJ. c, Leblanc. Louis l.n6ton, las,
w Pipes, Absent, Joseph Trasinond Landry,
Paul Bahin ct Charles Smith
te Jun Giant apre'd a ely, proetdt CONNIE
.kS@f", Que lie rappor, du commute pour esa.
miner les couples du Tresorior, ct pour esther
ct talre I'M tableau des litSrens objects do dernn.
SEES requis pour la raroisse. pour rannte 1850,
S"'' sennn,s dc nouseau \ &c luri tie Police \ leur
session regul'ere &c ainc SeStcmhre 1850, et Giant
en- evidence que le dit rapport a ete d0ment NH
he dams Ia Gazette dc Baton Rouge, journal OIL
e,el de &c Jun de Police, public dams la paroias,
q Est Baton Rouge, ct que les notices on, ltd atli.
ches dams cctte Faroisse, la premiere afichee; lie
9me .Aoht, 1850.
lest de plus Rssoin, Qu'unc assembled du .1nri
&c Police, %aloufnee soft tenue Iunai, 10 gme inur
&c Ser'emhre' 1850, pour prendre on consideration
ie dit rapport ct complctcr rassessement a. Ia
taro'sSe, commencement 4 Ia loi
lie Jnrt a alors proce,ina 6lire au scrutin I'M
aoso,ter pour aimee courante ct en- compliant les
voix 10 DR. A J, Doussan a tte unanime,nen, rs.
eiu tresorier de Ia paroisse.
Daniel hicSy a tte nomm6 commissaires aes
shemlns Ct leNses dams le district No /. 4 Ia nlaee
de Edward Hiriart, lequel a r6signs,
Les complies s,ivans ont etc aIloue;
j. v. Durable, pour services CONNIE
Sherif, sos m
LOUIS Latiton, pour services CONNIE
Jage de Paix, q M
lie Jun s,est alon %ajournee iusau'A Lundi le
. courant a 10 heures A. Nj.
signeJ J. Brs. LABAUvE, Prest.
Quest Baton Rouge, Sept. 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05

~ *" W. iNFEF
AZ an adjourned meeting Of the Police Jury
1T the Parish If West Baton Rouge. Held at the
Cour, House, on Monday the 9Th instant. the Jury
plptz@rtpEont
Messrs. lean HE. laltauee. Louis tafton, Pant
Bahih. Charles Lotus fetit. JOSEPH, 4 Landry.
Nalnent Adbett, Charles Smith. VIM ]. lyle,
John j. Lobiell. NJ G. Leblanc and James w,
Pipes. .
Nessts Landry. Babin and Smith. were exrlss
cd TOT non attendance at the previous meeting on
account NJ illness.
John l. ialiell moved that the rerort Of the
finance Committee presented TO this Jury this
day amounting. in The aggregate. 10 the sun 1T
$l4,6So as advertised, he taken up for defnitivp
action.
MI. fe'it csl'edotar the yeas and nays on the
came, eud the vote was as follows
NeaR-Messts. Pipes. Leblanc. Inliell. LYLE.
smith and Lahton. Nays-Lat,Ify. Petit, ~lieleft
and Babin.
The arrrpSimative estimate end report Of the
Committee was thereupon adopted
The following accounts were allowed
n y W. & Waller, tor surveying aud
dwelling, 40 II,
- hiailehard, ta,lor, 10 a.
a The jury then adjourned. sine de,
y JEAN nts. LABAuvE, rres't.
: ENcs HrnfNr. Clerk,
West Baton Rouge. Sept, 9th, 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05
The sabbath BELLS.

N ~--Gs-
The Sabbath bella, the Sabbath bells,
How sweetly On the air,
Their silver chimes are ringing out,
To cali It's up 70 preyerl
Al morn and eve, o'er hill and dale
From the church and minister high,
They breathe their words 81 peace and ley.
urto the silent skyl
The Sabbath bells, IN pagan days,
Their Christian sounds eweke,
Beneath the tuFrets where they hung
The holy martyrs spokel
Our ts.bhers listened TO their call,
And still for us they chime
OH ever may the Sabbath bells
BE heard in ev'ry cline.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05
Love aud Time.

said old Time 10 younR Love, one fine day
II wonder we ne'er can agree;
When | eohe all wrinkled and bent,
You take TO your wings and viii dee"
But truly, my worthy old chap ID
With a wink ruguish Cupid replies,
You must III sheer fairness admit
How quick, when, I'm by, tie time dies,
Boston Easibisr,
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BENJAMIN =. BuCENER.
IT'S POPULARITY ABROAD.
FROM suutH AMERICA

-'-Ff 49, u 'h't
Matstaibo. Venezuela. April 10th. 1870.
Messis. Raiitls@t!entlemph [ consider II a duty
due the public 10 make known the great benefit |
have received from using your valuable sarsapar-
tlla About three yeats since was attacked with
rheumatism in my shoulders. and also In my legs,
and 81 severe was The pain. that was Unable il,
sleep. tiled sll of the best ,medirinpa | could
heat 81 without receiving any benefit. until
through the advice Of a itienj procured some Of
yo'if hatsapatilla. aud after using four bottles IN
tl'e course 81 fifteen days, | found myself entirely
welt have no hesitation in saying your earsa-
ratilla is the hest medicine | ever took. and can
confidently teeotnnend ii TO my friends and the
pubic. tout obedient servant.
j. NJ 1EsuRuN.
Here is another near home an
NHw-YoHH. Jan. g, 1850.
Nteshs. Observation-Disclosures - have great
r|eas'i" in acknowledging 10 yoti the great be,le.
NJ l llav" received iroti the ,iEe of your Ssrsapasil-
ia A H'I'inct Of pulmonary disease. | made a
voyage Ia Europe. but while there continued 10
he afflicted A lew weeks after my return, I was
seized with a violent henotfhage Of the lungs,
and from the debility and great prostratien of
strength that followed, with the ptotfaeted diff
tit"lty of respiration, | am entirely relieved by
the 'pe of your Satsaparills, which | consider a
most important and truly valuable discovery IN
years enjoyed 90 good health AZ at present.
Very gratefully Yours.
s.. =. sEYMORE.
Prepared snd sold. wholesale and retail, hy A.
y \ ID. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100
f.uitou-st, corner Of William, New. York. Sold
also by Druggists generally throughout the United
and Caladas. Price II per bottle, six
bottles for %. G, NJ, HEROMAN,
olhos. Agent.
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q. II. Martin, m. ID.


Oct ~, 1916.
Dr.. Geotse r. Martin -Sir Having haap made
a.rtl''sih'ed with the composition, If your valuable
pi''; ny yourself. sthna two Ut three years seo, / In W.
used them freely In my private rfaetiea Vii, s,,tj,e
s,tcfess, and shall continue 10 d. so ne long AZ / may
practices %H,edicite and I nntv TAKE eseal pleasure i,
accommodating such a Pill as yonts 10 the t,tlie az 4
safe ana efficient f%nitgati*e N MI fsses where a t,sf.
gaiise is ttsessssty. Yours will, respect.
InHa r fous. n n,
bs~ Prepared and snld by MaRris 4 wY,yrtrv,
at their Wholesale Dtstg flote. baltimore. And bv
The following Agent II =. WApptLl. Baton Rouge.
juns =.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05
FAMILY GROCERIES,
. oAF Sugar and crushed do, brown do

IF OAF Sugar and crushed do, brown do, ~
IL coffee, tea, chocolate, canvassed hams ~
lard in kegs, pickles, preserves, pepper sauces,
mackerel and salmon in kits, fresh Holsters and
salmon, raisins ~currants, prunes, brandy fruits.
rce, ginger, mustard, spices of all kinds. ground
and fit for immediate use. sperm candies; soap,
CASTLE do, indigo, figs, blue; sweet oil. white wine,
cider, vinegar. French brandy, old Holland Gin,
old rye whiskey. n~nadeira, port, champagne clar-
ct wines. cordials raspberry vinegar, syrup &c.
Always on hand Of the best auality-together
with a general assortment Of cookery and glass
ware, for sale by lunss iy.I JOHN PHILIPS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05
SHAVING PASTE.

TUST received GOO boxes Of superior PEARL
y PASTE. This article is from the celebrated
kimball, it makes a superior cream in one second,
at the same time causes the operator to 20 over the
face like a locomotive. keeping the razor in good
order, at the reduced price Of 25c. in cases, at
june 20, ly. Sc. HARRIS,
opposite the Harvey House.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05
Selling ut Reduced Prices!

INHE remainder of my large and wetl-aszorted
! stock of SUMMER GOODS. Persons de-
s,r'ns bargains would do well 10 call Immediately.
Bargains can be had, and no mistake.
aug. j. G. A. LION Lafayette st.