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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-05


At THE
GEHNAN MEDICINE .STORE.
NO l2O Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Tac" Poir'r mr. tie olorc diseases is ,,of creci.
lcd, y c3n0H'd, by ony oticr pscparafioa IN III.
tatfd States, as The carrs othS, IN mann cases
ter MtJut physicians hut foiicd.
hese Biticrs are worthy the attention of inva.
hds. Possessing great virtues in the rcclifcatiou
OF diseases of the Liver and lesser glands, oxerci-
sing the most searching powers in weak ness and
affections Of the digestive organs, they arc. vilhal
safe, certain and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
The Hon. Charles ID. linelnc, Editor Of the
CAMDEN DtnocHAr." the best paper in Wes
Jersey, says, July q -
llOOFLAND'S GER IAN BIT1ERS.
We have seen Many 1atcrins notices Of TIN,
medicine, and the source from Which they came. in.
nhccd us 10 make inquiry respecting its merits
from inquiry we were rursuaded TO use il, and
Isnst say we lound it specific in its action upou
di-rases Of the liver aud digestive ORGANS and the
powerful influence ii cxcits upon nervous prostra.
tou Ia really surprising. 1t ca Inns and strenet ems
the serves, bringing Them into a state OF reposc,
making sleep rcfrc,hing.
" ll this medicine were more generally used we
arc satisfied there would i. less sickness. as from
the stomach, liver and nervous system the great
majority Of real and inag mary diseases emanate
Have them in a healthy condition, and vou car
bid defiance TO epdenlics generally This extra.
ordinary medicine We would advise our friends
who are at MI indisposed to give irial-it will
then recommend itself. 1t should, in fact, be in
every family. No other medicine can produce
such evidences Of mcrit''
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-05
I'rOV Flour,

Extra and Supcrfine Flour. New Crop. In
bbls and half bbls. for sale at the Cash Store.
Sept Il. r. L. FULLER.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-05
NEW JEWELRY STORE.
E. G. MAYO

Would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Middebury and vicinity that he has opened a
Jcwelry Store in the shop recently occupied by
f, c. Fletcher as Grocery, where he will keep
on hand an assortment of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-05
auGtirt I'll Sill.

THE GROSS AND MALIGNANT FiLSEhOODS
THAT HAVE BEEN PUT IN CIRCULATION
TO DECEIVE THE PUBLIC,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-05
ABANDONED THE FIELD;

that old" jacob Townsend is my father; that
the RECIPE by which my Extract of Sarsaparua
is prepared was obtained from him that W. are
in nartnershin; with numerous other SANDERS
of like import induce me TO make the following
AyylpAvlr' sworn to before the MAYOR OF the
CITY OF NEW YORK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
New Goods
~asssA
Fresh Arrivals.

HOsEpH SIMON takes Measure IN in.
~ forming his frieods. abd The public sete-
rally. that he has Just returned from New br'
leans with an entire stock u fresh and New
Goods, suitable for th4. season, such as
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
deg dress Goods,
Hosiery. Shoes, &C..
f~;entleu ems Clothing Fhefs,
leots, aud r ilet Articles, &o. dc.
Petfumary
Tile latest French style Hats,
Also. Straw and Summer do.
Cutlery II
8 81 &c. Ne. 10
-, Having resolved upon q PEI ,n,ianent stay in
his city, he liz determined to Compets with
ANY marcan lie establishment hets, as to
QuAttrv nj t1oods, and CHEApStss NJ Priess
In ona word, the undersigned earnestly seI,-
Fits y fait trial, and feels confident u stc-
ress. @
And while he gratefully acknowledges pas.
favors. and thanks his friends Tor tleir liberal
pairuHAge, be- lakes this method IF stating,
ihe, with abe year ls4g, the weird CHsptr
has ifsen erased from his books, and the word
CASH md CASH Only substituted thereto.
On such terms he offers for sale lis pre-.
sent stock Ut 60 ds.
Call At sang6t's old stand, and ~
marlG.ly JOSEPH SIMON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
Vsnte dc Succession.

Fiat DE L4 LOUISfANE-Pa-
toisee TEssf Baton Rouge.
D1ns iaRoire he In succession de Peter
T. Mclrthur. d6tede.
IN vn,tu dune rrtnmis sinn Il moi adre9see
rar IA coir du aixieme District ludiciaire
tnur Ia ~laroisse d'Est BISON r. uei;', ilsrra
terln en ven,e publigun ratle so,ssinne he
ril, d Ia msiscn dc O. mr. dams In vile de Ba'-n
Rouge.
.iepdi IL 2beme jour d'Arrii proclaim (ls5n)
d midi. Ia rrrpfitta ~ci-apfes decrite apparte.
n,,ui A In hitn succession, savntf
le ~ moroccan lie tptte si'nb sur jones
Creek lana ceitn p%atoisse. cnntenant auaire
cont (ii0 acres do IN section Nm. %. toWh-
ahir No 7 et de- { action No. 2, Est-Horie
mar tefreah a siurley ct Powers. al aud par
atokea Of nenhafn. nord par----et a fouest
Iar
Conditions de In Ffnfe. suit -
i'm quart compliant, ct Ia Ia aq8e en- III ct
deuy ana dc credit du Jour de Ia tentn, on bill"
lets embassies salts ia isante, payable a lollice
d., Recorder de i'arnisan. dams l@viile de Ba-
tot Rouge. pp, tant in tret de hut pour cent
apres due ina1n'au Placement. rt hypn'he1ne
fn,enu =ut Ia tetregusln'au Placement final dea
tit III lts, o.
Les aetps Dc vnntes seront pas stoa ratde-
levaut Samuel Sheffield. Recnr,er. an itais
doe acantteurs.
H. e. MORRIS, Shsrf.
@ March %, 1900. 6fs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
BATON ROUGE COLLEGE, LA.

Mn. ard Mas, FORD assistea by their Daughters,
will otssn d SEMINARY fur the education Of yolns
Ladies', ut the above place 10 commence IN Monday
he 5th, i,os. nett. Frotn their long experience ard
tre yiuus success. they faisef themselves that they
will be able 10 establish a Fthool Of the first order,
and 10 merit the patronage Of Baton i etige, and the
t,eighbnfing country.
BESIDES feaehing The us,al and higher English
branches. they ~ifsittlet IN the French, latin tefnnn
and Italian languages, Drawing and Painting. with
Music, vocal and instrumental, on the Pisi,o, Harp
and Guitar.
The e~initence II their Daughters In Music vas
acknowledged IN philaielphta, and at tithfnei,d In
Virginia. They are we'll known as accomplished
musitiansi In New Orleans ard Mississippi.
They eaii give reference 10 people " the first res.
reetahility At New Orleans, and 1T Na.che, and its
ipie i,but hool and tlassef themselves that they hsv.
gained already s,tr,e friends in Bat,n Refuge.
Terms, f., a period VI F'ts Months, frorr entry:
Hoafi. 500 20
instruction, In Eneiisl, under 10 years, gu no
Instruction In English, ever 10 years, e5 ~
Languages other thai, English, each. 10 M
drawing, Painting. 10
Musie. 80 M
Applications may he addressed in the inean time ~
.lt.tn, NJ lie r. I. Academy. Washington Mississippi,
TstieorJia srRLLtasHesR will please copy until
the 9Th November la4a.
cent ~ milf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, CARTS,
PIOUGHS, &c.

-. T'ng SUBSCRIBER hereby returns his
SgS1NytZ thanks to his customers for the lib
eraI patronage bestowed on him, and respec,-
folIy informs his friends and the public gene
rally tlsat he will continue his business In all
i,s branches at his establishment. corner
Church and Main streets.
CARRIAGES Of every description made
10 order or repaired in me neatesi manner.
Plantation and Road Wagons. Carts, Drays,
&C.. made ard repaired ~ usual. Also,
%wrought~lron plougbs made TO order and kept
on hand for sale, and all kinds Of Plantation
Smith and Job work attended TO promptly.
TIE Subscriber has also taken the agency
for the sale of all kinds of Wheelright and
Wagon work, including Wheel and Dirt Bar
" Iron Axles, Wagon ard Cart Harness,
&c, from the celebrated mandatory Of
Messrs. Busby g. Little, Of Wheeling, Va,
a ID will also keep M assortment Of Fiat,
Round and Square Iron for Smiths and Plan
tefs nse.
The attention of Planters and those wish.
ing 10 purchase In called to his stock, and al
orders for the Ginning season will be faithfully
attended to, and all work ordered or purchased
from The subscriber fully guaranteed. The
freight ON Carriages sent to any part of the
Coast will always be paid.
jan19 w. r. TUNNAHD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
ET'AT' DE IA LOUtSIANE-po.
.n;sA Itflveef Hufnu Rnu.e

rDissS dnnesf Bafrn Hnhge.
q. H. PETIT. Copr IN
~ tNs 1865 Ese District
rtepys .Tuh,s. HirI II Wdiinp, n. steuurtl
I'm vera d'uu ot4re lie $ Isle aSnoi adtesste
pa, l'hanurabe Couf dn Six,eme District
dams et pour Ia p%arnisse d'nnes, Baton Rouge.
Fiat DE la Louisiana, dams l'ai1a,re ci .dessus,
js pror tderai,
somedi lie & d'ArrH proclaim, 1850,
4 10 %,eures A. M, sur les l'ens, i fadlndica-
ton dun eerta N n"teeau de 'ert" sitns dams
ce tie ~paroisse a environ tois miles du feuve
Mississippi, eonienant environ Cent l'tar ute
Trois acres. horne EN- hant par 'srfe- lie John
Finn, en- avan' par teiles de p. y. blanchard
pt de ! hn Nolan. EN- bas par eelies de thss.
Pipes Senr. ct Ell atriere pa ceiles di v%enleur
lie Stephen l~avigne ct de Joseph Brpussard,
ensemble avac tons les ttablisseaiens a,i s'y
,rouvent, saisi dams ~l'affaite ci.dessns.
Condiiian. he Ia Vpnfe-Ccmp,am.
q. DUBROCA, Dept Shetit
Few. 20, 1851.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
HARMONIC LINEMENT.

THIS LtNEMENT IL one Of the best pain extrns-
tors that has been used for many years. II has been
safely applied with great success In the following dis
eases, VIZ Rheumatism. Govt, Spinal. Affection.
Contracted and Stiffness In the Articulation Of this
ioin,s, Sore Throat, and Hoarspess, Teoth-achs,
Nervous or Sick Head Ache and various other SINH.
lar complaint.
DIRECTlON.-Rub the parts diseased with The
"1jnement,' before a warm fire or a hot iron, ~
near M the patient can bear i, for ten or twelve min
utes.
The quantity used may vary ~ the surface Ne
ouires, from a parcel ~ large IA a t1imble, 10 that
OF q bDll oeA common tea spoon, being cautious 70
continue the friction till IL Is fully dissolved or taken
up BY absorption.
Reference could be given TO a number Of familis,
who are willing to attest 3, its efFicasy--others
there IL no DOUBT will be willing to do the same ~
soon az taey have applied ii for themselves acco,.
ding 70 direction. II can be had III the principal
drug stores in this place, or Of
z. HARMON.
Usaon Rance Ian. 4f 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

Of Egsf Baton Rouge.
In the matter - the Succession Of Peter
. Macarthur, dec'h
a Nv virtue IF - commission 10 me directeD
from the sixth Judicial District Court, fnt the
Parish If Fast Baton Rouge, will be sold by
she Undersigned sheriff, At the Court house
door Ia The town ot$l,atun Rouge, on
'Thmsday the o5fh day of April meat 1850.
At u o'eiork N. The herein. after described
@ropolty lnlnngirg to said succession, TO wit
Attract If land situated rtsJones' Cteek In
this rar,ah. = ,nta sing E'ui9 Nunlrei acres Of
Election Nv. A.. TnNnshits No. I. If Range
mo J. Eaat bu ,i1ea Fas, Nv lands Of Cur
~lpy and rpwcfe. 4pntla hy o. nkna and Den.
; ham. North bv--. and WFest by-.
: Harms and Conditions IT Nale--0ne third
rasl,. and the ha anhe nj one and Two wears Gre.
tit from the day ~of4sale, in no'as satisfactorily
J nIorsed. payable al the office Of the Parish
Recorder. In The Town If Baton Rouge. bear
ing eight per cant interest aver due ,snt'l
paid, ard mortgage teia ned on the land until
final payment OF eaid notes.
Arts nf sale IN bn passed before Samuel
: Skotitld. Recorder. At the expense Of the
7 purchaser
{ r.. G. MORRIS.
March 2a-hws Sheriff,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
FRED. B.. PAGE. NJ. y.
Physician and surgeon.

nR. PAGE, formerly Of Nsw Orleans,
- and who has had an extensive general
pracsice for many years past in Ascension
and The adjoining parishes. has removed TO
Baton Rouge with his family, for a te'ina.
ncnt residence. He offars his Professional
& tvfces to his friends, citizens and planters,
and their calls will he promptly attended 10.
lie may be found for the present at Mrs.
Rstps', opposite the Methodist Church.
mar ltt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
STATE OF LOUfyfANA.--Parish Of
West Baton Rouge.

G. H. PETIT. ~
Wids,s Jaoss bird 4 VIM II. step,rtl Curt.
BY virtue Of writ Of EettJacias TO me d.
reeted BY the Honorable the Sixth District
Cruft Ii and fur the parish Of West Baton
Nouge, State Of Louisiana, in The above en-
Titled suit, | will p~tseeed TO sell at public
aurt,an TO The last and highest bidder. vi, the
premises. On
Saturday The CHI day NJ April neal. 1870,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
A certain tract If land situated In this par
ish Mt about three miles from the River Mis-.
s%issippi, containing about tine Hundred and
Forty Three acres bounded a owe by l~ah,iso
John Finn; in frini by thnse Of =. ?. Blan-
rhatd ard NJ John Nolan. belov by those Of
I, harles Pipes Satt. and in The rear by 'l,nse
Of those Of vendef Of steph,h lavtgna and If
Jnsepl, u ~oussard; together with Al ard sin.
pnlat the b'i ldings aud Improvements 'he' con.
seiz4d in III" above suit.
Terms If sale-CASH.
G.. DUBRDCA.
Fet. gs. Dept. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

"ANTED.-A LAD about the age Of
" JIG years. to attend store. One who
speaks French would be preferred. Apply
at ,h,Spfice.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

t.rorotp Cour, Michel OrEnHEiM
COIN 81 OPPENHElM.
Successors 10 EUGENE LANOUE.
D 4 most respectfully tn inform the public
that IL addition to the stock purchased Of Il.
Lanoue, that they hive just received a most
splendid and complete assortment Of Clothing.
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. &c., which will
be sold at
UnrREcEpErTgp Low PRIcEs.
Persons, therefore, In want Of any goods.
will do well by calling at the former stand Of
+. Lanoue bcfoe purchasing elsewhersS
l.. COIN, q
MICHEL OPPENHEIM.
June 0. ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
PIANO FoRTEs FOR A L

Henry Parsons Of No. 96 Camp STREET Nsw Orkans,
Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen u
BateB Rouge, that be has for sale at Madame Rivets
near the state House, an assortment Of superior
Pia nor from the celebrated factories Of Nunns A.
CLARK Of New York and Checkering Of Boston. these
instruments are warranted in every respect and will
be aoid at the factory prices.
Baton Rouge dec 2Oth I849 u.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
"SlGN Or THE BEE-lItVE."
COIN 4 Oppenheim,

Would fespet italy cal! the attention OF
THE public
70 their large and we'll ~seleeted stock u
Dry Goods and Clothing.
And have Just re- eissd "A FKEsli sup
PLY NJ MI kinds Of Gtrds e~altt=
lated fnr The sn4son.
Persons in vant II any GOODS in The
above line. uiil find it to Their advantage %
CALL before purchasing Elsewhere. Mt he
Cash tore, O. e
tebB SIGN or THE BEEHIVE.
AUCTION.
WIN be snId At Pub IL hnction, at the donr
W NJ the 3Fout. house IN The town IF Baton
Ho,ge. on
Hednesdov April Ord 1850.
TWO lots Of ground situated in that part Of
the town IF Baton Ro,ines Ia d out by r Beau-
regard, being hts Nus. 4 and i squared. with
The buildings atd improvements there n, etn-
sistins et dwelling house, large Cooper shop,
Kitchen, &r.
Terms af Sais-CA SH
Sale 10 commence nj | o'clock.
Fpb. 81. &
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

DEPARTURES.
For New Orleans-elosea Daily 81 2 .. m.
=" The Coast below, DoBa 'dsonviIls, pla-
qeumine, Ac.--closes every Monday
and Thursday, at 3 p. m.
+. Bayou Sara, Port Hudson, Clinton, Jack.
son, Ac.--closes every Sunday and
Wednesday, ut 8 p. m.
Grcensburg, stoney Point, Darlin'on,
Ac.-cl,ses every Monday, at IL IN.
Springfield, Cock, &c.--closes every
Tuesday, at IL m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
Received per Gfpsey.

Received per Gipsey.
20 dog. Brooms
IS " Painted Bucket.s,
1900 lbs Hollow Ware,
500 /" Sad Irons,
10 BIKES, Tobacco,
so Sacks Short
100 sugar-Cured Hams,
5 Barls powd. Sugar,
! Do small Loaf.
"a Boxes M. r. Raisins,
Chests Green Tea,
s Cases Kentucky Mustard. For sale
jan l9y. by M. B. WOLFE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
SPRING FASHION
G. ent mi n - Hats.

- We are non opening our
Aassor,mem Of Gendemen's Ha,s, -
manufactured expressly for our eales, Of the
best material and finish, and all Of The latest
and most fashionable styles i; comprising
super Moleskin, Silk and Beaver Hats; double
Ltghorn Sombreros. Hungarian, Palm Leaf
and Csrnpeahy Hats Also, . good assoft-
ment ri Youths and ehiidren's hats. ali new
and fashionable shapes, tie character and
quality Of these goods are far superior 10
anything hitherto offered and must be seen
to he appreciated.
m.rpy. w. =. PHILLIPS u BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
tate Of Lnaistaua-- Parish Of Herrllt
Succession Sale.

ElY virtue OF n decree or order of the
Sixth District Court otthe parish
ot lherv,lle, bearing date the lsthday
Of March, | will oder.a at public sale.
.. 10 the highest and last bidder,
w ON MONDAY. 22d day of April.
1850, Mt 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the follow
! ing described property. helo ging to
the Succession Of Hugh Bratke". dec,
.. consisting in
L. A certain tract Of LAND, situ-
:. ated In the rarish. of lbrrville. on the
left bank of the Mississippi river,
bounded above BY lands belonging to
Charles Davenport. and below by
q lands Of A. l.. Duncan's estate, con:
tanning three arpents front by the
i depth thereuuto belonging. together
! with alL the buildings and improve
ments thereon being and belonging.
! 3. The following ramed and de-
Scribed SLAVES:
Sdndr, negro man. aged about ~ yrs.
Mary, tfsgro woman, aged about 30
years. and her ,hild Ton,sant.
about s years old.
Harriet negro girl. aged about 10 yrs.
Adelphc. neggoboy aged abts1t Is yrs.
GnSt,'. negro boy. aged about 10 yrs.
n Coon. negro girl. aged about Is yrs.
!, Tracey. negro woman. aged about 80
wears.
p 3. Eud a quantity of Moreable Prp-
. perta, DC,
TERMS AND CoNprrloNs OF SALE.--
The tract of land or plantation pay
able one-third of the price Of adjudi-
cation in all the month of Marsh,
1851; cne-third in all The month .oi
March. 1889; and one-third in all the
month of March. 1853. The slaves
to be sold, payable fifty dollars cash
on each head Of slave on the day:o1
sale; and the balance, one-third in all
the month of March. 1851; one-thttd
in all the month of March. 1882; aIpt
one-third in all the month Of March
1853. The movable property. al
sums not exceeding twenty dollars
payable cash on the day of sale; art
all sums overtwenty dollars payable
in all the month of March. 1851.
The purchasers to furnish their note
with good and sufficient security in solid'
70 the satisfaction Of the administrator o
the succession and TO the order OF The adj
ministra'or, said notes made payable a
the office Of the Recorder Of the paristdo
lberville, and to bear interest at the rate
Of eight per cent per annum If not punctu.
ally paid at maturity, from time due un.
I'll paid, special mortgage to be retained pl
the land and slaves to secure the payncn
Of the said notes and all isssa ests that ma,
accrue thereon. A~ctsfssss . at the OK.
pense Of purchasers.
Sale TO take place on the plantation.
Parish Of Iheryil!e. 10th March, 1850.
mar 23,tf ]. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
BARGAINS IN
Spring cd

lust received per steamer Falcon from
" Nee York.
5000 yds gareges, fashionable styles,
atE35 cents.
sooo| yds fas, Cotton Muslir5 "A, at
l55cen's.
1900 yds Ginghams and Swiss Lawns,
at greatly reduced prices.
Persons wishing goods At prices making
II M g',ee, 10! call. can be supplied ut The
Cheap Cash Bes~Hive s'"re Of
CONN y OppENHEiM.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
NO. $50 Camp Street.
DR.. AND hi IRIS. MAGAULAX

"~
y,nE whofe School IL under The personal
- sypetE Tision of Mrs. MhoAutAy, and the
binher classes in tho Literary and Scientific
DEPARTMENTS are instructed by Dr.. M~AeAuLAY,
whose time and attention are exclusively de-
voted 10 The duties Of the Institute.
The School is So arranged NJ To make II
both IN Eneiish and q French school. The
seaiof French Department is Under the difec-
ton n" i gentleman, A native Of France and
the .Itnior, upiider hat Of n French lady, ono
Of whose duties 's 10 attend The pupils during
ii cir recreation uB the playground, and to
assist them IN conversing Familiarity In ihs
French language. That the young ladies' may
be able not only to read and write The language
with eate and correctness, but that ttey may
acquire The power Of eonyerslng in II with fact
lily, every lesson is made a lesson in French
conversation. a.
The School, in respect TO English studies,
is divided in'o three Depart msuts The Pri-
mary, the Junior, and he Senior and The
| classified ion Of these Departments 10 deter
mined by proficiency in attai umer's rather
than age. The aim Of he Principals is 10
conduct their pupils through q Systematic
| course Of studies, afotdiDg ut The sar',s time
| a progressive knowledge and a progressive
discipline Of the mind and ample >arrangef
mems have been made for the instruction Of
pupils Of every age and grade If int llef tnal
culture.
Tbs School hours for Day Scholar are
firm 9 to ., with proper Intervals for resi- and
reerestiop. Day Boatders and half ny
Boatders, are required to remain till [ to
preptre their lessons for the next day.
The Glass rooms are four In number enh
an additional one for Music +; the playground
il Iases and dry-wsil paved with Stone
Globes, Geological SPECIMENS, Offefy aud
oiher apparatus, are at hand, 10 aid In UNDER
standing the lectures on Science; and no
pins will be- spared 10 secure for The. pupils
the best means of education, and highest
intellectual advantages which II 10 pc sible to
ob'ain.
Monthly Reports issued ~ 10 the conduct
and progress of the pupils
References :-~Iiis9 Excellency, Governor
Walker; the Hon. y. w. Farrsr, Speaker Of
the House !; Hon r. Marcy, &c.
TERMS PER MONTH.
Primary Department, . s6
JUNIOR, . .
Senior, &. : w
Board and Education, %
I,av Eoardsrs and Education, 10
Half Day Borders, Do. ~
An extra charge IL made for Music, Draw
inn, Dancing, use Of Piano, &c, Young IT,
dies boarding in the establishment are 10 be
furnished with Bed, Bedding, Towels, Table
Napkins, Silver Spoons, Knife and Fork.
New Orleans, ls4g. @
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
M. II WOLFE,

NJ. b WOLFE,
Corner Of Florida and Lafayette Streets.
HAS lust rete,vrd ersteamboat Elisha:
Old Rye Whistey;
Otard, u. d Co., Brandy
New York Brandy.
". q. Rum;
8 Boxes Chocolate;
10 dozen White Dishes:
g do Cups and Saucers;
do Pitchers, assorted, sizea;
For saIe cheap. $ Feb, 1s',t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
ARRIVAL OF THE MAILS.

baton Rouge, Mar. 2, 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
MEDICINES MEDlC1NEsii
pIEM u Il A O " H.

a. tG " 1 A. w =
IN r4s rosr orpier ROOM, HARVEY ssopas,
HAVING received the Agency Of the fol-
- loving named PATENT MEDICINES
ssa ssspte heir friends md The public that
sthsy will always hass = large supply IN hand
land will guarantee llein II be genuine and
ffesh.--
Townseud's sarsapariIl4;
Wynkcop'a do;
Davis Syrup IT VII Cheory ard Tar {.
Wistar's BsIaHtn Of Wild Cherry !
Nerve and Bone ointment
Davis Horse Imminent
Tobias l%inifnani
) Dsllry's pain Extraes,rf
Meff It's Pills,
Wrtght's do;
Hrandfeth's do;
1leConnbie's Restorative
Ieuarn's Specific.
Hilina's Astfintent
sbetman's Cough lezeness;
To. Catnphnt, do.
aud many others which they think ~ asnless
10 mention, ts,t will aIwa he tetdy a. shaw
when sailed upon. IN 7 III t.I