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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-25

llUUJ ES1Eh IkUN wUhKs GLOUCESTER. N. o.
- nearly opposite PhiladsirhaThe sutsrihcrs having
mtdt extensive alterations their works. prepared
70 receive orders for al Kinds of snd marine
gnef boilers locomotives sufsr ms SOC every iescrip
on 81 mill work. Also, orders for iron and bras
extcuted with despatch HAVING secured the valuable
wees hr. David MATTHEW Fupcriutendent twho mas
Teen Tor I've foreman IN tte iron - John
msn now the Nnicen wefks, Baltimore ssd Tor twelve
years turcrinten % the Mchawk ard udacn ana bc
tuea and Schenectady Railroad Ithey feel
nat All orders entrusted them will te faithfully
havne ~ eNtensive wharf in front ~ their wrss AZ III
aht safe hsrhor for All casss o. steam vessels that ma
reerife repairs durt ~ the siuttr.
sitnsestSI, JulJ, 5s<a k.k.kJ.c sIrsS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-25

bOOts, SnOeb uHU OnIterbs-Nh yU0H W.T.
Boots Shoes Caters for beauty durability ana oneap-
do better than call upon our ola reno
YOUNG, No. Courtlandt street. under the MerS9ass
Hotel. THE DoCIOh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-25

SULPHuR BATHs.-E J. cARROLs, IS BARCLAY
street Established In ls25l highly recommended by
Org Mott, Stevens hcNsven. Boyd, smith, Dixon Mett
and other eminent D. yscAns fer the o. rheuna,
all diseases arising from an impure II the blood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-25
MEpIcATED vAPoR BATns-E j. cARRoLLs. q

w barclay street are most eneetuA remedy in eases q
coughs colts. rbt umag, torpid liver cruTti4ns % al
nds tih Joint. mercural Complaints totched disco
Tered kin, 1impts the fsce, gctcfa debility inires-
cultv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-25

yNAsHISG WADE Easy. OR now TO WASH CLOTHES
without lator1he beet system in this world require
no mschne rounders rutbert acids other injurious
uces Instructions plain, articles cheap end be
hsd anyvhete Isssnt y mail 80 single postage Thousands
are sent every menh Price ony 81 copy Call send
oNAphsE BEAVELr Patent Is uadress as Ans street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-25

Der h.s TIE pleasure % inform The ladies aad gentlemen
WIS city and neghborhoOd that he has az his stables At
Hohoken, near the Ferry nine beautfu Carragessame
contain twelve persons A Rockaeay horse all
decorated and painted In splendid style with excellent
horfe NOD careful driver which he VIII lot BY The hour
% 70 private or rc mic raree for ajauut % Paterson
nas Bulls Ferry, Berren ront, Newark, Bellve West
hototen reghty places in the nthh0rho0d the
reasonable terms He ters the ladies' aud gentlemen
qur Tor the subscriber q the Ferry master Who viii pont
r.. '. FRANCISCO.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25

| BIGIMY. Some time ago Mr.. Henery
Mott left New York CITY tor ClIifarnia, lea.
wing his wifi, Harriet behind with three hill
drcn. 1t appears that. previous to his going.
they did not live very agreeaby together :
but Notwithstanding all this, he proved con
stant while absent 81 at several times sent her
large smms of money; one remittance was
seven hundred dollars On returning home
on Monday last he found that his wife had
married another man, named jackson,
win "home she was living, apparently very
happy
Mr.. Mot, had intended on his arrival 10
settle the handsome sum of $40, Ot.(i upon
her, and take his final leave hut inding
her to be SO ungaleful, he was quite indig-
nant, and yesterday morning had both her
and her new husband arrested and taken
to the Police Court, where they we.e de-
tained for trial.
BEHIND THE AGE.-Among all her seaward
locking cliffs, Spain has not single Light
house, from the Pyrences to Point Europa
she has no rairoads--no canlIs-no tele-
graphs-and lately there has been no safety
on the highway
TT There are one-hundred and eighty
churches i'll the city Of Philadelphia
twenty three years since it contained only
Eight.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MONT PEITER ERMoNT 100
WANTED,
LOCAL AGENTS.

In every Ciiy and villnge for the s,I..f mn TooTu
AnEN,S ANTI EMETIC CARMINATIVE the best and
omly medicine needed for family use as viii be shown be-
i nonDt ny pamphlet of certificate. trun those no
@ III many years used the article with eutire success
on application at this Office
NJ, .. Families can be supplied by express on reasona
Boston, ''' A'"' Il "'h'er street,
JAMES A PAGE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
Chinese LuSlraI Washing Enid,

For washing clothes without and tearing ON the
"ashboad and saving three fIuts Of lbur soap nd
time "suhy required Approved by hest chemists IN E.
rope ANA America, aud used and COMMENDED nv thons
ands IN b IN cnun'ri"s Mes4rs. DANA. FARRAR and
sold at retail in pint and quart bottles by Groctrs s.r
ly throug hOHl the rountIy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25

In offering TO the community this nsy celebrated m
sdy diseases Of the throat mud lungs it is moi our ws
10 t fe with the lives or health Of the afflicted oht ank
III lay before them the opinions of distinguished men ant
Of the evId noes Of its success r m which they cal
Judge for themselves. We sincerely pledge ourselves II
make Wild assertions fIlAe statements of it efficacy
nor will we h" out any hopes to suffering humanity which
facts will not warrant.
Many P.;oOFs here given, and solicit an inquir,
from the public into all publish, feeling assured They
will find them perfectly reliable, and the medicine worthy
their best confidence and patronage.
PROF CLEVELA Nd, If B0wlein College, Maine
writes, have witnessed the efficacy Of your CHERRY
PICTORIAL in my own iumy and that of my friends, and
il gives Satisfaction to state III lis favor that medi
rne have known has proved cnineutly
| full in curing diseases fthe thrmt and lungs"
Rev. DR. OStiUOD writes" That he considers CHER
RY PECToRAi'ih the hest medicine for Pulmonary Anec
Inns ever known 10 the publicH and states that " his
daughter aier being obliged to keep the for four
months, with severe settled c'rh, accompanied by rails.
ing Il blood night wrats and the attendant mptOms Of
consumption commenced the use Of the CHERRY Pee
~, RAl;, gRd had ronrlrt'ly recovered"
EN-CHANGEI.l,0R King, ofNrw York, says, {" have
been grrnt sufferer with Btnprts nd but fur the use
Of The CHERRY PICTORIAL, night have continued to
AM happy 10 bear Testimony 10 its efficacy"
From such Testimony we ask The pubic to judge for
themselves.
HEAR THE PATIENT
DR.. hAerSlT: For twU yeat- was afflicted with n very
severe cough accompanied by splitting Of blood, and pro
fuse night swrnts by he advice If ny attending hys
cian was induced To take your CHERRY PECTURAL.
and continued To do TIL siJtad myself cured and
JAMES RANDALL.
lIiHmpIen "a. Springfield, Nov, a. Is4sl Ills day
appeared the ahuve named James Randall and pronounc
ed the above staicrn ut true in every respect
LORENZO NORTON, Justice.
THE REMEDY THAT CURES.
r riIanl, Me-, June 10, IS47.
Dr. Aver: have been afflicted with AsIhtnl wpch
grew year Until last Autumn, it brought ON cough
which confined nr IN my chambrr, and began to
M alarming Aymp,Ins Of n.nmpun had tried the
be-" advice and III b-. M dicIne 10 purpose until
used your Cherry PrctorP', which has cured me- and you
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
FOS77ER'S
Mountain COMPOUND for the Hair.

MAX SiraSSts any other article Tar the Lqd.s toilet II
possesses qunlces never before combined IN rb are
nehd|d Tie mos potent tnca AMI agreeable perfiineSin
afthg to the iar beautiful silky moisture II in the re-
sun hflrcn ytafs' rSpcf'ncc ny the proprietor On.
hot' OF Is worth mole thai weight in California geld
10 tlos' IN want Of lnNuran hen ut HAIR II. high rep
hafnn ilom distinguished individual. and the press uni
vtrsaly warrants It's gca superiority for the cure of MI
Diseases OF the Scalp adnsSS, Grey and Falling Hair l.,
SOUGHT after by the elite and Isionae IN AL the pnc
aI cities ot the Union MS The only sure SAT- and efficient
fandy FIR Restoring III hair, giving richness and mis-
t"r@ t" lis Notwithstanding th1 skin, renewing dandrur
&c. 20 ''
It's unprecedented nnd extensive demand has in
''ed hinm'telng qiatks, who had any experience
~ tnc it'Mhh ii the ihlt, to bring intu the market
many spurious transparent nuS;rilm$, IN de ALMOST en-
f.g u aic"h which are are exceedingly di,trrIpIs-
IN ming ttr sraI and aGgrValing To the first Al 60 Of
"ildlts' w Beware Of these qIackdres 20 TRY En
crA honntt, Compound, which is entirely unlike any
theF pr larntl from the fact that it rqnres su4KE
EFoRE
G'ht'emcn rnd Ladies', We say.FRY TT. II. W. Eos.
r. Sgnat!irclS upon each bnt'- wrapper.
For sn'c in MohtpcIi, rhyS. X. COLLINS, REpFIELD
X "RASNI', aud Druggists generally. lC:,m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
commissioners Notice.

JOSEPH A. RIPLEY'S ESTATE.
THE Subscribers having heen appointed by the Hon
Probate Court fprthc District Of Washington, Commis
sinners tn receive cNamnr and adjust all 81 ANS and de-
maids Of all persons against the estate of Jpseh A. Kip
lev late Of Barre, in said district, decreased represented
tisuven and The If six months from thu 9Th day uf
April, Ia51 being allowed bv said Court to the creditors
of sad c1asd, exhibit and prove their respective
claims hnture Us: give niCt, that will attend to thc
duties of our appointment the dwelling house If Saul
French in Barre, IN said District, ta 4th day Of June
and the st " Il October 1885, ncluck afternoon
On each Of said days.
JOHN PAINE, ''''''''''"'
Barre, Aprlf, A. d. 1885,. 3wlf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
~ ga A.-GAkS

STATE OF VERMONtl
LANotlLE COUNTY,
sad Phrne Camp has h'h bn u CON Il unl agains
sad Nckin,try the uttce u. Cu.ik the uuuu
Chancei! in said county! VIII 70 by law the said bill IL
CURED b. entered It'll tth substance that on THE
18th day Of May, ls+5, phiG GAnr Convey b, deed
nutn Levi McklE+try, fhy III lInd L. II, Dc Pa H.
Vermont, b. tAk from the south ca t. rnt If the
origin T.! rigt If k"ksft Hot, the dsIsi n OF
land III the SAID town Of HN dc rN-tu CHI sal iced
lIhrc Is Il Condition X"d til / tn. SAID il
TO ?. " CAM, his clt"r4, Administrator
signs three Il ID by id levi SAID tam be r.
ing date May Is, iaiS, pHabc sad Camp or order
interest aft dd atcul.ng t. tue thce.t, or
725J dollars pytu: NV NIB ljth a4NOne fr 10 oi-
lars pay h' NV 10, 1852 for so pt,ahle Nu.
vtmbtr 10, 1851 then sad ed IL b. vnI--,thrtws: in
full rec, effect and virtue That said Camp Ia. II &c
thu execution OF lid deceased. Aud tn Pa III
npam administrator said Cam y estate IN tbs 81 lie
on tn 9th day % Dfceuber 1913, fr yiab culstera
ton rnd"rs and assigned sad three the "llrix
md At The snn tin assigned tu uratriX all rtre
therein, TO secure yunr ora'rx the due m,ynen, of SAID
ntts. That sand notes each DIV unpt'd, Tina,
sad toS var eVtu tf sad prem purchased By
"vl, of Snhi Camp an III It sad n.uun annexed
TO said deed the payment Of said notes. praying
among other things, III racluIa If SAID mortgage and
thy aid Ackm>rys equity ot I'D mptUn IN aud 10 SAID
premises. And il appearing that said Levi Acknsiry re-
sides out Of r STATE Vrm that subpntna mot
Court of hincery next been Il liyd FAX In tbe
fn&etHyfd 9uTn 70" $50 rinS tiumek satee tgn OF
Sad aid County, the fist day { said Term,
max" sad hltnt it is directed that this
order br published three weeks eurCrssvty, the last Of
which must he twen'y days previous the c"mInert-
mcnt Of said term, TIL Green Mountain FREEMAN,
nr~ spapcr publishci AT Montpelier Vermont
Dated iydc Park aforesaid, tins 22d day Of April, A
D, 1850. . -
H. P SMITH, Solicitor. l7:Jt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25

ne luShTFectlon IN Bosnia l. Spreadin!
a'id increasing in strength. 1900 Turkish
troops had been daieated 10y insurgents anC
driven from the fortress Of Banjaluka.
The Swsdlsh navy is put on footing u
Wharf.-The object of the measure is no
known
SECOND DISPATCH
ENGLAND
Since the sailing of the previous steamer
Parliament has done little more than vote
f"r supplies, and transact other business Of
l"cal and unint resting Character Du-
ring the Easter recess, lord John Russell
passed .souie time at Manchester. In nd
+ dition to the abolition of the Lord Lieuten-
ancy OF Ireland, it is stated that Govern
ment have it in contemplation to abolish
the Irish courts of Law, aud transfer the
whole machlnesy for governing Ireland 10
London. Both measures are violently Cd.
posed by the Irish press. The new Catho-
2 lie Prmate Of ireland, Dr. Cullen, has is
sued his first pastoral, which enlanates from
Rome, and is free from all aluson to poll
tics.
Agricultural operations, both in England
and Ireland, are being carried on this year
on a most cxtegslve scale.
Tile Protectoniste sill continue to hold
meetings, in the apparently y,in hope of re.
imposing tax upon the Importation of arii-
eles now free. Mr.. DIsrael, the leader OF
the party, i. still severely indlsposed
The repeal agitation has been partially
revived in Ireland, by John O'Connel, but
there isa lack oil its former spirit.
Trade in The wooden districts has sensi.
bly, improved of late.
FRANCE.
The bill relative to the press, is meeting
with the most determined opposition by the
provlnclals and metropolitan editors; which |
they consider more Objectionable that small |
stamp. The " Napoleon" the official organ
OF the President. attacks the whole press
and polntedly hints at the propriety of gag.
gng all political writer's. In consequence
of "a scrutiny, six of The democratic member,
elected at the late election, have been rel. c :
ed. Emile de Girarden has been rejected
as candId1te for Paris, at IA preparation.
ooc' li'st lneetil5. Eugene Sues name j.
mentioned with some chance OF success.
should he consent to come forward.
Letters received in Paris, from Switzer
land, state that all apprehension of the Rus.
slams causing any disturbance, has vanish.
ed.
In alluslon to the revolt of one Of the rcci.
mentS AT Paris, correspondent, under til,
date OF Thursday, states TINT the cnIone'
having two days ago inlimatcd his intention
1" punish an adult mt whnvoted for the DEM
ocra'lc clndld tie at the last election. the
grenle>t agitation milltsted itself in the re.
'nen' the soldiers refused to obey THEN
officers, and set their authority at def nce.
They left the barracks in bands and since
yesterday have been wandering in the sur.
bulbs, behaving in very dsorderIy manner.
All attempts to bring them back have proved
Intellectual.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
HSENTOE Al.

HAVE rented tn Brick Sure on St,te street known
rs the BaylieS Storr, (undcIIt Vermont innk) cent
" occupied by J. H. Lingdon into whrh have removed
my Goods, where hope tc sesmy od friend and pure a
sers, generally. LUTHER CROSS
MnhtN lef, Aprll 10, 1852. owl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25

+ hve years at Kntahia, in Asia Minor.
Inc lnsnrrectlm in Bosnia is spreading
aud increasing in strength. 1900 Turkish
troops hid been daIeated by insurgents and
driven from the fortress Of Banjaluka
The Swsdish navy is put on footing of
w,ar-the object of the measure is not
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31

EN- or JOHN HAYS Sugar Cured Hams.
w warranted Of superior quality and nsycf.
i. shg 10y. For sale by NJ. H. WOLFE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of Fast 1Datgbt Rouge.

h ths r,tas, If ne s~utst.sion Y J.stsA a HArAlp-
ban, asey,ssd. M. t5lA=zfrBbsittl
I1Y virtue II commission issued tteht the sixth
ID Judicial District Cetiit, ft the Parish Of East
t3sitn Hopae. and State aforesaid. will be sBld by
The Undersigned sheriff Of said Parish. Al the last
place 81 residence Of The deceased. IN THIS Parish
,,eaf Pert I~tutsun, M 7sssiay ne frst dny v Or
tetsr .,ett. 1851. at ~ o'clock M, the hereinafter
described property belonging to the sneeessit'ti Of
the add James A. Hanalisan, deceased, TO wit;
A tract Of land situated In the Parish 81 East
t,stot, ~nopea-=alioinihe Port Hudson o., the lows
d, side. containing Five Hundred acres more OF
Lass. Maria. d negro woman aged about 0v yeafss,
JENNY. a negro woman aged about 80 years. with
q sure lepl Lucy. a woman aged, al,et,t le YEARS.
and her child William, aged about two years.
Sarah. a yelIctv wyt,,at, aged about 10 yearssHa-
tst 4 stifa woman aged II years. Isabella, a wc.
MAJ, aged ID years, and her child Ftai,tis Jane
aged niapnt Two years, Elizabeth; aged about w
Years. and het child Josephine aged Two years.
Martha. child If Maria, . years Old. Ent'is a tesfo
%wpr,,s., aged about n years. Ditk, a t,eer' buy
hgpi 10 years. %t,utfif, a negro boy aged 10 years,
John. A negro luy, fiptutea aged ~ years, Bill, a
nap,,, man. very old, with 4 sore lego and Julia
Ann. i negro wuniat, About 20 years old!
TERMS OF ssfLE-Dh a credit ~ tout
%u,rntl,s ftun, the day Ut sale, the pareh asets to
Give ,,ptns with personal seeiitity IN s%clidc, and
,uprtsase OH the property sold until final pay
t,,utt-ietes ~ bear eight l'ef cent interest alter
maturity. III u MohMie
AMI ii, sts, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
STATE or LOt1sIArA.
Parish OF East baton Rouse-sixth
judicial District Court.
Af4pt &. WHITAKER. wife

y WARY u. VHtAA&FN HbS
w. NO, Hbui
OLA Kiesi.rp, husband, July 9th, 1850.
This %t,la;stif s,,ss ~, a separation uf property
alleging tt,st her husband II rinbsffsssed IN His
tpeabiaty affairs that her rights are In danger,
She rtsitr,s 10 be the ow,,ef III certain negro slaves
bsfnipafaf t,auied and thai the defendant Is IN.
,ieltsd 10 her In the stHi of fifteen htitttired Siitl
thit,y Ave igllats fsf cash reteiyed end Used by
him In the sale II her real estate snd seitie PET
svtial property On the trial Of this case, the
plaintiff established ty authentic evidence her
title to The slaves claimed, ard the ind eltedness
II l,et htistafi AZ alleged, and pto*ed his %eti,lst4
r%sss,nett. aud the law being In her favor. 1t is
therefore ordered adjndged aid tpetetd that plain
Tiff and defendant he separated Of property that
the eantnuni,y Of ~aeluets anil gains existing be-
tween them, be dissolved tthe plaintiff hayiti
trH3,ipeed the sanie, That plaintiff resume the
free administration If her estate .stpafate atd At
pstt ftuu, he. Observation-Disclosures Htieted and de-
creed; that plaintiff IL owner nid that che tecevef
If defendant the negfc slaves Wilson. Matilda,
Amy. Anus, Vine, Geotee. Jerry, Abraham; Sarah
Mia, Rachel and bob, and that she be pitt III pos
session, Of the sattelani II is further deefeed That
the ,ielaniaht pay ID the plaintiff the sum u If
tee, hundred and thitty Eve dpllats. with Ave pet
cent interest from this date, with a legal mortgage
on the laid and slaves Of Defendant to secure the
ts yt,ant If said stitn Of money spd Which are Of
detel 10 I've seized and sold TO pay the sslhe-that
defendant pay ebsts Of this trial.
July. 2pth, 1860. tsigtedl.
j, !. hunk.
Judge Sixth Judicial District.
CLERKS ONCE, Parish Of East Baton Rouge. la
certify the foregoing 70 he = true ccpy Of The
original Judgment o., file and u Record in my
ciHts. Given sndst my hai,d shd seal oi
CIT Sixth Judicial District Cout.
NJ Bston Rouge, this It'll day 81
August A. -, 1880.
aus. II. 81, NJ. MORENO, Cl.tk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
Fiat DID Ia LOUISIANA --Pareisse
A.Est baton Rouge.

DtHs inHritt NJ ID Sutttssic,t ne JAMES A. NAsAbbE
sou, dstsic. No t3a--fyvtiges.
I'm yertu dune commission lancee taf IA Co,,t
Il III, sixieme District tiditiaite, ttt,it "a Pc.
t,issa i'Fst Baton Rouge, Ut etht s%,stit, II sera
vsntlt par lie so,issiane sheriff de ID tlite pa~.Sisse,
4 Ia ,Iathiata residence III II fint dsns tetNe. pa
,oisse. ptatle pcft Hudson, Marfi Il lst ipst q Or
n,b,e pfrehata 4 midi. Ia p~toptiete ei-apies dee rite
apfattenaat A Ia succession dNi iii James A. Ran.
allison. dereie. aasoif
TIN moroccan do terte sitif dams IA Partisse
a'I;sl Baton Rouge, ~iuignant Port Huasci SD, Ia
liet,a ion bas, eunteiiaht eina rents sfpefits plus
Oh tt,ins. Maria ure hdsrasse Ag6e dehviHoi, 40
ans. Jenny ~negfesse d'tnyitpn 10 ans tavec tine
jatnts iltefsel Itty negtnsse agee Hahvitoii ~
ans ct sim ei,ia,tt Williams Age denvirch . ans,
Sara ,nulstfesse d~'envif8n 10 ans, Hagat gfiHe
| i'enyiton II abs. Isabelle neetesse agee lie "a
ans. 1t son eiliant, Francis Jane Agee dehvifp,
q ans. Elisatmth agte h~'ehvitoh 90 ans, 81 son e,s
fant. Josephine, agse lie 9 ans, Martha, enfaht lie
| Maria asee de . ans, Ennis, negfesse DE denviftn
10 at.s, Dick nagre lie 10 ana, Rufin tieefe ave de
Id ais. John nsgfe de u ans laf1ige dhefniel
bill Negro TRES viei,x avaa Title jamie ,ltetee, ct
Julia Ann. uHe nssfesse d'eneittn 90 ans.
r,natfots NJ n tsnte--A i'm credit lie q,iatte
tn,is iii Jour de Ia vente. laegueteut dominant Sc,
biila,s avee seeifite j,etspnnelle, IN spiidp. et hylo'
thadas s,ir Ia p~roptieta vena,,e jasqn'a, pa~ie,tteit
Anal. Jesbills's pcttant ihtsfet de huit pcut cent
atfes m~atifite; b. =. WVRhls
aoii A M. Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31
Family Grocery Store.

TIME undersigned respectfully in.
i. form the public that he has re-@1z.AED
moved to his old stand on Levee Street, and has
on hand and il constantly receiving a large sssort-
ment Of articles in the above line among which
sre
Sugar; Louisiana and Havana, double Refined,
Crushed and Powdered.
Co0ss and Isa Of various qualities.
Fin ys~ardincs, Goldfish, Haddock, Haeksrel ssd
sHerings.
Todaero Of different qualities,
Cfgars; common and fine,
Cd~dlss; Sperm, Star, stcarine and Tallow.
Soap Soda and extra family soap
Sptss; Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves. Nutrssgs,
Mustard, and Cayenne Pepper,
Pickle; C~ucnmbers, Olive and Caper.
Provisions; Flour, Pork. Beef, Lard, Ba.on. Dried
beef, Bologna. Sansages and Beef Tongue.
CheeN; Holland, Cheshire and Western,
Knehs.ps; Tomato and Walnut. =
Oas; Olive, in half bottles and bottles, Lard and
Lampy
Fyais; Raisins, currants, Figs, Lstes and brsn-
died Fruits,
Erss Almonds and Pecans.
Chocolate Sweet and Spiced No. /,
Viva Of various qualities, CoriIals Of all kinds
Old Brandy, Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin
Monongahela Whiskey, London Porter sn1
Ale.
have constantly ON hand Tar. Rosin and Pitts
burgh Coal. june 81 ly. A. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-31

The river. nj this roint. has iallen Ia aud n half
inches The jug, week. ahl ,e falling at the rate Of
about two inches every twenty four houss At the
present lime.
The River, Al Memphis, At latest da'ns, wns
within three ~ four feet Of extreme low water
mark
The Ohio is still falling. with about four and a
hall feet water III the channel.
We understand that the bark Of the river up.
tusite q plantation sop,p twelve milas below this.
hes rarel IN, and tatfied with il the garden, and
s~eNetsl Of The telegraph posts, thereby causing a
temporary interruption ot the lite between this
city ani New Orleans.
Late ia,ee report the almost entire abatement
81 the Cholera in s., Louis The latest 'intin1
nst, and louisville papers inlorm "s that the
Cholera. mr. an epidemic, has disappeared from
those titieH.
natou Rouge continues remarkably healthy.