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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-14
Prom Texas.

BY the arrival Of the steamship Maria
Burt Capt. Emerson, this morning. we have
received Galveston papers Of the 1st inst
The returns OF the election on the Pearce
Boundary bill come in very slowly, the vote
having yet been taken in but few countless
McLennan and Medina counties gave ma
lorities in favor of The bill.
We learn from the Civilian that the noto-
rious swndler. Parker H. French. was over
taken at Franklin, the new town in Texas
opposite FL Paso, and made to disgorge the
the i'll gotten gains which remained in his
possession.
A bottle, containing paper with the fol-
lowing endorsement written upon it, was
picked up oil the Galveston beach few days
since
Ship Adridn-I write with trembling
hand. every minute expecting to be lost-the
ship is on fire. have secured bale Of cot
ton and shall look out for myself.
G.. BARTON.
September, 16, 1850.
A man named James Fay, Iowa, who went
passenger t, Galveston by the Maria Burt
was taken sick on the voyage and died in
that city. His effects, of some value, have
been given in charge to the probate court
His heirs may hear of the same by writing
TO The Chief Justice Of Galveston county or
TO the editor of the Civilian.
N. O. Pic, Nor. 6.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-14
New YoRK, Nov. 9.

The statue Of John T.. Calhoun vii! be sent
to Charleston to-day. on the steamer South
erncrn. 1t is beautiful work of art. The
lett arm from the elbow To the hand was bro
ken off and lost. The figure is of the size Of
life, with Roman toga and sandals.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-14
BosToN. Nov. IL.

L.
The Wings will undoubtedly be success
ful in this city, where Briggs. the present in.
cumben', runs ahead oil the ticket in several
of the wards
p. M.-rhe election for Governor results
as follows, as far us heard from: Briggs
(Whig,) majority in this city, 2,S47. The
Free Soil vote has decreased and the Dem
ocratc vote has increased since last year.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-14

LFWe are indebted TO our friend Mr..
John Htchler, lately foreman Of the st.
Louis Union JOB Office, Tor large package
Of papers left Us on Monday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-14

More New GooDs.-Messrs. Shanklin q
Reilly have been for a week or two past,
opening a large and finely selected stock OF
Fall and Winter goods. They have been
so long engaged in business here, that they
certainly know how TO select to please their
customers. The present stock we should
Judge, far excelled any they have ever be-
fore opened in this city, and that is saying
great deal. Their advertisements in days
paper mentions some varieties of their goods.
1t is useless to say that as good bargains can
be obtained at this old established store as at
any other in the city. They have opened
their goods late, and wish to sell quickly
Call and examine, rs Osborne will be delight
ed to show the goods, whether you buy or
not.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-14

AND STILL MoRE.-We forgot 10 mention
that Messrs. J. II. Maghee & Co., have late
ly received an immense number of packages
of Dry Goods, Carpeting,. Boots and Shoes:
designed expressly for the wholesale trade.
They have now not only a large and full
stock, but are continually receiving from the
East, proper additions. selected by MIR. J. III.
Maghee, who remains at New York for this
purpose. All our old country traders know
this house. and those who are making their
first visits to Evansville to purchase, will of
course examine the stock of Messrs. Maghee
& Co. Their advertisements will be found
in to-day's paper. q
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PITTsBURG, Nov IL. Nj.

PITTsBURG, Nov II. NJ.
There are feet S inches water. Ii is rain
ing and the prospect OF rise is good.
L. M.--The river is unchanged; feet S
inches. 1t has rained since noon to-day
The prospect of rise is good
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-14

CINCINNATI Nov. ON.
The river is stationary. The weather is
fine.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-14

A Sly DASH AT THE "CRITrER. "-One
oil our subscribers, says the Rhode Island Re
publican, who happened TO be in Newport
last summer. got down into the harroom at
very early hour, when there was Lobody
but a boy in attendance, when 10! who should
come in first but tall, well dressed Quaker
gentleman, who had been attracted tlither
by the yearly conference" The friend look
ed about for ii moment, ard then turning 10
tie boy inquired boy, dost thee ever make
any Lemonade 2"
Certainly. sis-a great deal every day."
swell, make me ii glass. Take that larg-
est sized tumbler.'
Boy mixes ingredients, and pours in wafer
about hall full.
"Stop-leave vacancy. Has thee any
old French brandy 20
.Yes. sir"
"Well, pour till tell thee to STOP"
The boy acted accordingly.
Stop" exclaimed the Quaker, in due time
"has thee any good jamaica rum?'
no, sir"
"Any Santa Cruz ?"
Yes"
"WeIl, pour till tell thee 10 STOP"
Ii was done. and the boy mixed the con-
tents If the lumber, which was brimlull. in
the usual mode, our Quaker friend raised il
to his lips, and poured down ia one conlinu-
Gus stream the whole arrangement" with
ont the interruption OF breath. Then with
il look Of satisfaction to the inner man which,
oil such occasions. is seen but not described
he sat down his glass. aud inquired what was
10 pay. He paid, and turned TO go away.
but stopped as il he han forgotten something
Just SHE reached the door, and casting an
eye TO the iouutiin Of refreshments, where
he had imbibed the celebrating beverage. he
exclaimed
Lad, thee's very small boy; but thee
does make a gr-gr- great lemonade ="
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-14

ASTOUNDING FREAK OF NATURE.-On Fri
day last, an old lady, aged 81 years, died at
Lawrenceyiiie. Ola disease o.. The bowels. A
lew days prior 10 her death, Ill was discover
ed that a tun0r existed in her abdomen, and
OH being asked whether she was willing to
have her body opened after death, for the
purpose oil ascerluinIng the nature of the tu-
NOR, she assentcJ.
Accordingly Immediately after her death,
a post mortem examination was held, and a
Tony substance ofaH oval shipc was remov-
ed. Upon saving through this, it was dis
covered that the ossificd covering was but
Thin, and that wilhin it was contained ftttiy
dereioped female child! So perfectly form
cd was the child in all It's pa Is, that no diff
Guilty, whatever, was found in deciding upon
its sex at once, and from facts afterwards
learned, the woman mist have carried that
infant for forty gears!
The circumstances which sustain this sup
position are these: Her nece, with whom
she lived up 10 the time OF her DEATH distinct
" recullects that at one time. her aunt sup
posed herself TO be eRcieRfe, and went SO far
as to make all the preliminary preparations
for the expected little stranger; but to the
asionisaI:ent Of all The infant was never born.
About this time her husband died, and from
that period until her death. her general health
was good and she experienced no inconveni-
ence from the presence Of the supposed tu-
NOR.
The above statement is one OF simple facts.
The most astonishing part of the whole story
is, that highly rcspeclablephysician, assures
US that the child bore signs, OF ar least. a
probable recent HriRg e.riStence! We shall
not comment Oh this matter, as we under
stand Il foil statement of the circumstances
will soon be published.-[ Pittsburgh Com
Jour, An.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-14
MONEY FOUND.

MONEY FOUND.
A ROLL of BANK BILLS was found yesier-
a day; which the owner can have by proving
property and paying for advertising. Apply TO :
noys - JAS. SCANTLIN,Jr.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. IL
The river is stationary. 1t has rained all
day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-14

Messrs. w. w. King, Chas. S. Reese: John
G.. Larue.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-14

Returning home at close of day
Who gently chides my long delay,
And by my side delights to stay?
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
Nati,E eattRnA

Thf r llaVint #is IN BHtfaet # N a Letter re.
eeivpd from ttra. Rowan. Hitoh ~ buen afflicted
spye 1T yea f wifi 8 rofrl1ts U GERS, Dtspt p
sin. d ,atd ]rersutly al aita' lion ot the throe1
AM U%iicrt:--
FdRrVstnrr Va. Dee. Ia, ISIS.
NJ .srs. 4. II. ~ h nt,nd Before CON
men ed tt-iHg yonr Sar-ad Fatill my sniiaftngs
~ elu dino t ast exp ts lot: my tiff'at va
go4pletrl, uireta ed i tad dreadful cough al d
tn r. we're frequent Y weeks together ti'htI
could not speak hose - Wshr'r f: ana u 'siaeF.
III r,ii nitiol from ms thrf Mt estenatd 10
my he II. s., hat my ii5s,r II! was VERY much
iinpaired hftpft Ia itgtiie Sarsap RI ri no !,
tim Pc. my hpaltil naproyCd. 81 d NY throat IL now
wei | an IS free I on 9th nd tteiitnnFs 81
he hest ~ ever un and can hear quite dis
ti4ct Y Nv ttlrn h ateen HeIl ato'tt tire"
ine tbs. tie epre of WlA b has hfen effected
II irply Y tn. ust ri Futf Shfs parIi y
ynufiiiaJ lnEl A L. Il VAN
E.yta' A .- : carief Ffterdis-
ARMED NJ Ys ler,pyal-rtte dangerous and
aar4,inr aftt,f int. Whieh hss swrlt IF N the
tat - 81 + uia 50 a ANY 10th ut tho innocent age
# infancy. aid the no q Y gD'ons ma MIXTURE
~ ii ma il, ol. l,,s Il length III t It's aae @ld
an i. taa. AID IT, .yil effects ujiot the system
lfF Il HNsIb 10y NV lf"t'lh'f wv
urt pYri;pn-N / tic ertnd-e lid Of Mr.. VIM.
pain /. wo d.ro der, was attat ked will, scar ct
trynt. winch left het in - dreadful ute. her
body va- covered w h particles Of scarlet
etrpti, n 4 Ia pc u,np so1neth' s llk" ab''e,
attl At least v,,iuthes IN ii treler. made Is
II fa.,atlee o., the shoulder rs W, eil broke std
d. Ii rgod AZ q most liner dlle quality Of
moSf rfls e we mat ". en- besldestli4; a Itrga
uta,f t was d sctln geA t eHn the ears, 81 a
very oFlrrlz va I h rieter. A most deFtiairli'g
f eyn, stopireSt the d sgharge hey made alo
ShNb SAHsAPAFiEtA1 &AItl la' t"o u r. NJ
plete cure. he cltiln having lhkirg IN one
otlp. 70 tie tenett Of these stii ring rom
the lare n effects Of This horr bic d Fesse, Alr.
Pat k viii te pl AS, Ito 9,t N any ierson as
to ftn tot r~ctarsr Of this Il teiaef'. lttNlet call
nj hs resiIrn 9 ~ Es'esrst. rear Favnst.
tood ~ GRO w. HERoMAN'-
i'm q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
GEO. M. HEROMAN, Agent for
Baton Rouge, La.
A. MO r n T..

Respec fully informs his friends and the
public, that he il receiving a supply of goods
10 nd Iition to the few he saved from the L.to
conilagrai ion, and that he can be found, at
the store Ia e y occupied as a warehouse by
Pike Il Hart, where he ~solicits a continuance
OF their patronage.
1TPAY UP.-All those who are indebted
to him are requested to pav up pr mptly, and
hopes thus call wilIbe cheerfully responded 10.
Nov. 20, 1919.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
"a NEW ORLEANS.

" u W UTE VI,
Importers Of Wines, L~iquors-in fact
aH French ind English hportations.
As received sampl of Brandies, Ffeuch
AACofoials { sso,ted) Absynths, Ecu de We
de#Dantzc, Guiguolet, and a variety ofohcr
81 ~icIes, al Of which he will sell at New
OElean4 prices. Retail Merchtntsapd others
are solicited to call at No. $ Harvey House
Row, before going to New Orleans 10 make
her purchases.
sept. 81 n35tf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
COUNTERTEETS.

ttpwar, of counterfeit md niratieae-Nvr rs and
nl other Preparations Of Id tilrrry ns Re8e'ntar y,
tl,ny only itrifata in name without H'"einH The
,iy,,aa Hny nuaa hit H. Fvutina anlg fioinnl
nR. WIIrNRI UAiSNH or WILD
CHERRY
Sirugi$ Sanford q fnrt.f' On ths "Ttrrer d.
rutuil each bottle.
ny~ Suld wholesale af2l rafn,l. hy
cow, 4 MEAD. III. t''"tr's st-o"'7
bet vpen / mi npl ST Iouip. NpH Orleans. tatesaI
Agents ~ The s%nith'ro syatrr,
g Sold also by
n n Wa.ltl. uen A. iike. ,Ieton Rouge. q 10
A Il Richards. Fla#@eWile.
rtroti, ~ twin. Pof4 HUDSON O
A.. g. Newport, Mnut Willing, G
Hall s. Go. liayhn sara.
I II nfttht, ti0eralnfurE
HARRISON. Notl,oA ~ t".. &prtnEfieli
l., Gan,olit. Dauslls aNtlt'.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
THOS. PRENDERGRAST.
GRncERTE.S AND PROFESSIONS

In rendering his thanks TO the public in genera
for past fayors, respectfully informs them that be has
Established a store No. 2, at the Harvey House.
where he will be happy TO serve 4.m He has a
stock of groceries &C., on hand and will soon receive
a large addition to his stock. 4,
lie requests all those who owe hirA to come forward
promptly and settle those who havS claims against
him, viii present them. and they viii be fully liqrilda.
ted. Dec. 1st. 1891.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
&. r. MARTIN NJ. y.
l1rrER fIuNrtNG GREER. Caroline Co. NJ. d.

Oct. Y. 1ai6.
Dr. Eeorge r. hytin.-Sir: Having been made
acquainted with the composition of yo1lr valuable
Pin. hv Yourself. some two or three years npn. ! I'VE
used The m freely in my private practice with entire
auccess. and shnll continue to do so as long Ms may
practice medicine and now take great pleasure in
recommending snrh n PHI ms yours 10 the public as Il
H,e and efficient lnrghiise IN NIL cnses where n mlr.
gn8 We ia necessary. Yours with respect.
IouN T. Boon. NJ. %.
~ Prepared and sold by MARTIN WntrEIEy.
nj their Wholesale Drug Store. Baltimore. sud by
the following Agent u. 7. WApp1LL, Baton fsuge.
Anril 1-q.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
BATON ROUTE SOAP AND CANDLE
M n ufactOry E

THE under.ig ,ei resDef italy Informs tn
citizens OF y to Ronga a. well as the public
generally, that they are no" prepared +" exc
cute all ord RI ia their IL with pronptnes~
AMI despatch. ! h nkiul f.r'he pat fvors
hey hope 10 meet vi b a share OF pnol.c pit
ronage. The factory is situated on the Cohnlte
Rosd. near It's intersection with the Plains
road.
Orlers left at Mr.. Iafon. Sbaker, will b.
executed with promptness ard despatch.
July q, 1s40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
ntn1r.ta nrr attAe.<s.


Lnr EvaaYsnpY Hsap. rats Gh#HFutLv,- There 'ss
aetsatiatiila for sale NJ the different towns raHed sp.
rpertsetfti'a gatsapariia. II IL advertised AZ tho Ohl9l.
MAI. gENIftNE, and all ttat. This Townsend ~ no dottof
ami never yas but was forneriy q worker on faiiroads. &c.
nails, and the likelYai he assumes the title ~ rector iof TVS
p,,rf,eze Of gaining credit for what he ip not. I've SAYS he
nss attended ,wn medical schools. and praetited for fifteen
years T. Now tie truth Ia, he never prseticed medicine
law In his life Such taitn, ,ritksd misrepresentation
locks bad 10 the character and yeracity Of the tnah. W'sh
mas, sjteefely. he had ne yer made those statements o. MN
sell or Of me. When will men lea eRse be hottest afd truth
fi in All their dealings and intefcdifse winf their 'el'ow
me, lie applied 10 ahe tiuel Clapt to assist him IN man.
nfaetuyins HE mixture. stating the large sums ne M.aiia
,,sk s. az MI ifaitie e,ier, 10 embark in The busiHess. Theas
men have been Insulting aud libeliins me N oil possible
firms. In order 10 impress the public with the beflel TINT
The Oti f,petot's satsapariia was not The seneins, original
g,,,soper iha, made from the Old Uoctoss Original Heei.
Die 1bis q. r. Townsend Tvs have sold he tHe ni my
sa,pe hf al A week will give hin $500 II he VIII pre-.
anfe one single solitary proof Of this. His statements 81
Thompson. skilinan II 60, are nothing hut a tiss'Is u
falsetppds. Simply male Ia deceive the Ent'es sna Keep
The ,rtih dawn IN regard TO his so', ing .fertpe'f'n9 rart.
mound. This il to caution the public to purchase none hui
Old Dr JACOB 1ownseuls sataaltariila. tinTihs On }, ths
hid Doctors likeness. his FUNNY Coat VI arms, anu sA
vsnatureagrusa the Goat Of Arms.
JACOB IuNNSENA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
pPOPRfETE A

A vendre soil en- enter ouben parties, IN
moroccan de teFre, ap~paienant al snussi-
gne. bnrne au nord par ~terre, appartenant
an s~ouss;gne. borne an nord par terrain de
Nine. Foster, an Sud par te,rain de Ma
lie BerheI. ct y lonest par rue levee on
Front. La dite proprie,e est<tres bien
-ituee pour magasin &c. &c terrain d u
pieds par l42 de ~profondenr.
A. THEREOF.
Esr In. 2
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
DR.. NJ tRTIN'S UNIVERSAL PTDGA-
TIVE DJiI

I& offering hose PHs to HE Public. we know there
enntiot beJa better. o. a more afa. rasy or ng aenble
Purgatire They speedily remove oil isFitatint rnnt-
irrs retained IN the bowels. or when the lli,itual
nlvine discharges nre too tarIy or insufficient for
health. by their specific virtues they restore the fnnc.
tiolz to n henltI'v artirn. md the Hood 10 ia nntural
pnrtlY. krvd DR.. Bonn's cerliiienft
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
Wis.
HOrIOgerie DiiOuterie.

ao Il. fEnRiLbAT, anclen au> rier de
N5A K G. DeIaroderje ct travaiIlant der
G.A ,terem mt d ms ~t'ancien ma ssjn de G.
&. Futile. a Ihomeor d'informer ses nom
breux atn's etS'e public en- general qu'il s'est
etshli pour son compfe p~artlcul err RE de
LAFAYETTE, EN- FACE DE M. BoNNEcAzE
eli qu'tlconfiauera de saiisfaire a des pEix tres
tnoiefes, is pefsonnes q1i youdTo n tien
l'honprer de leur contiance.
n, d. CONNIE par lie passG il fera das
eehangesd d. montfes ct re biiopx CT roa sera
%toijours certain de tFomt er clsez lui nn bel
assJrtlm mt de bijouterie T ri he.
+. PERRTLLAT.
Oc.obre 24-tf.
LOOK our FOR THE FLIES.
Just rece vrd a full ass rlnaerlt of Wors'ed
Linen aid Cotton Fly Nets.
mar24. A. BRADFORD.
anl9y.
HUNGARIAN LEECHES.
usfreceived and for sale by
B. JoURpAs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
DIR. MARTINS

COMPOUND EiHTP or HILD CIfERET. :
lered to The public in Coughs. wlstltt arising from
Colds ar the Whupping Cough. Or thnt dreadful nala-
iy CONSUMPTION. Fec remedies. IN the short titne II
has bnpii AeInfe the pbjHiic, have eiietted SO many
cures. Tho prupriaturF are ever day receiving hrlsts
ir il Ut n ,liatnnca. md il this riiY. IN Eliicli they
have been highly gr@siiied to leHtn its good effects.
The BisItn, Of the Protestant Ft1sthIpi Church of
Maryland the Right Rev! W II. Whittingllau,l has
authorized uH TO say tlnt he l,as used Ia ii his nsn
person with decided tetteiit. and anr Aialignl friends
In not scruple to recommend it - one Of the best re-
rnsaIies IN Consumption. Bronchitis. Astlinia. &t..
which they have ever met with. The following is
from 81 highly respectable Physician on Kent lslnnl,
whom we made acquainted with The preparation
HEHF EFLAHh. June %, 1917.
ir, Htr'in-Dsnr Stf Since my return home. ]
prescribed your "ihip DF WIN tHERRI in
saTnrnl Eases. uie III tntTtitrlar. - fn<s OF Astinah. oi
long sinulit,g tabutlt ~ years. a ~neiE,,nr and patient
Of iuine. Ter III ltss llnd never been lrueitfeh by
any Medicine which she has taken and fur the lnsi
veaf Or t,so she has beet confined ettirsiv "a The
house. 10 not kihw that sir l,nsi u good niyl,t's
iuel for n bong ti,ra. ltii Fiura aia ilas tantptnapted
taking YOUR Medicire lard she las only intrl pre
lruiinl she il enabled 10 80 to bel and sleep well aTI
night. ! think the Medicine will make n perfect c,ir,
If her. aud she is determined H. give il a llir trial.
llar husband. W. A"lnriek Ehfirksn,i Is n u,arelatit
here. aud zn VS. if you will send him some Of il he vii,
act as your agent.
iuurs, SAMUEL IARrhH. 4.
Price = cents per bottle. Afhanl aael, bottle iher
is n short treatise on Diseases Of HE Chest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30

TOAIL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
| t4e Z o~t FlrasuTeiH commandments
bearer .Nr. Glass as a good tuner and repairef
Off ano fortcs, and have no hesita ion in say.
ing that all til, sc who wish t. employ himf "
lhat purpose y i'll be well satis fed.
Boscn, Nov. 10th Ts49. Resnectfallv,
j. CHICKERING'S.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
boot & She Establishment
I. w. QUlGGINS,
(ra' o. Lou;sci111 KentucaY }

Idt5U LohhstHHH hfnIncHy
rTsIl Hnving purchased the shoemnking ~sFv
y establishment heretofore owned by wa
' SRa- Nessra. 4. Bradford d. Go. respectfully s&~-
informs the public that he will continue the business
IN all liz branches. in the Store formerly occupied by
{. G.. futile. on Lafayette Streets.
He will always keep on hard n variety of Ladies',
Misses, and Eentlemen'a Shoes Brogars. Boots. &c.
of his own manufacture. His work will
be warranted.
The patronage ofthe public is respectfully solicited.
ian ~ 25if
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
Fresh Garden and Flower
8 nnH

lust received and Tor sac by The srbseri-
q err. a large supply Of Garden aud Flower
seeds. A. MONTAN.
jan 10 1870.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.

PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED
L., GLASS respectfully informs tho ladies'
ard gentlemen OF Baton Rouge and its vicini-
~, that he will be happy 10 attend Ia the or
ders of those requiring his services iof tanjug
and renairing pianos ON reasonable terms. up
on application to him, at Madam Rive, near
the State House
dec. -. ls4q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
STATE or LoUTSTATA-r4rish If
@ West Baton Rou g.

No'ice is hereby given To all those who have
CLAIMS against the succession ct atary AIc-
Kuen'ey deceased, 10 n'es, Mt item dn Y au-
,heraiuAttd 10 J v. bura d., Sh.y Il i tile
parish of West Ra'on Rouge in fifteen days
from the FIRST pnhlicsN6on ot this rot CO.
y John McVEA, Adminis,ra or,
Jsn. 10, 1850, St..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30

FRENCH KID GLOVES.
EUSF RECEIVED from the most celebrat-
u ed IN mn u tirers N Paris, one case
FRENCH KID GLOVES,
embr4c NC large AID small siz s, black. white
and coimed. Ihase in want of a superior
article would do W, II to ell.
mar4y. w. D. PHILLIPS g. BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
MART TN Il WllilJELEf'S NATIONAL.
lIl = L.

This preparation, Is a certain cure FIR tha As,te aud
Fever. and Dyspepsia. We only ask u trial uf il. and
nFr satisfied planters and ciiiIena gcitrally. will save
%hrnlrets o. dollars by keeping a supply Of the Tonic
and Martins Pills by them Road thr following Ger
liiicate of "A worthy man who was etired by the iis If
the Tonic.
HEAVIER. DAVIS. QUEEN Avs Co. I'D.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30

On CARROTS P%errique's Best Chewing
~OTobacco. For Sale by
JULES BCNEECAZE.s
Jan. 18th.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30
Very respectfully yours.
iiUBBEIL ~ AHRnTT
Jonathan Edwards. Esq. 80 Wall ST.. New York.

fmhrcsn Baker. Of fntsBr kin. ". Y. tiirs remarks:
II have made bricks twenty two vaarp-ninnteen
years by hand. aud The last Tire. years viii, HALF
f]Aaehines. have six Notwithstanding three nj:
ternnteIy each day. have made tliH season $500;
hin in five months. with tWnnty-sc1un men at lensf
onc-ionrll, more ihaI could have made with the
three men nuj the 1ttaitt l. prratiy lunruypd-hpiug
o,orr irn.e. and nnting / IN ,thcr nrf,re. ptuN noo
hnye been made viii these machines. at Cose MCKEE,
The past reason. aud they have caused anentire revos
LUTON IN lie trick mntulattura, The mnrltinr vorks
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-30

HAVE in Siore-Soda Biscuit, Pickles,
Jars Of all sizes: Pilot Bread, Preserves
n aaar' Jar Orange water, Sard nes in
who,e, htlf and quarter boxes. For sale BY
jan 10 v. Nj. b. WOLFE.