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The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09
JOB PRINTING.

The propTietor of the ATkansaA BaB1ef' re- soecfuily informs the pRbc, that he is prepared 10 execute evety description of Jos WoaK, with nest- ness and dispatch and at as to1 ra:ss as any oH'e" in the Stais.- sach Bs
 Books, Pamphlets, Hand Bills, steamee@s
 RilIs Posters. Bills of Lading, Ball
 Heads, Horse Fills, Labels,
 Cards, Receipts, Blank Notes, clerks, Sheria's, Jasascs% and CoBs,abIe.s Blanks of evesy kiRd, &es, and soicits those desirous of having worh oone t~ give hiIn cali before unsklng contracts slssSas"
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NEW DRUGS, MEDICINES, PilNTS, 0lLS AND CHEMICALS.
 GEORGE BOGGS

Pine Bluff, Jefferson County, Arkansas,
 ID RESPECTFULLY informs the pub <wA 1O lie, that he has purchased the entire ESZ Stock ot D,. Geo. (. Tuley. consisting ra ot Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, and Dye 'Stufs, emb, acing every article that sk%@S
 is usually kept in Drug establishment His sub sequent purchases will be from eastern markets and consist of the best and freshest qualities. He will give his personal attention to purchases, and he hopes by close attention o business. to merit por- ton of public patronage. Prescriptions carefully compounded, and all orders shall receive his mme- diate attention. Dec. II, lS49.-7-l4-N
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BOARD OF TRusTEEs

Hon. D. T. wI1TEa, ParrDENr, Hon H. P POindex,er. Rev. Wm. Aoores, Rev. L. P. Lively, Rev. B. P. Box, I, N. JO,es, Nj. D., MT. J. B. San. defur. Mr. T. Willismon, Ha. J. D. Trimbe, Rev J, Custer, M. D.. Rev. J.J. Roberts, c. B. Mitchel, M D, MT. wv. Aicrews, Mir. 5. I Sanders, Mr. H. W. Smih. 7-22-tf
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SAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
EASTERN, via. Napoieon.

EASTERN, va. NdPOteon. Due, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, ?. pm Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1. a. m
 SOUTHERN, to Washington and Fulton. Due Wednesday. Friday and Sunday. !. p. m Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 2. a. m
 WESTERN. 10 FaR Bnren end FoTt Snssss. Due, Wednesday and Saturday. ?. ?. m. Leaves, Tuesday and Friday. 2,s. n.
 NORTHERN, to BafesriLie.
 Due, Tuesday, Thursday and sa.srdsy,. 6, ?. m Leaves, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. ,. am.
 To Pfme BluF and Columbia. Due, Sunday and Thursday, ,..,,........ 6, ?. m. Leaves, Sunday and Thursday, y,...,..... 6, a. n
 Rsagsa's Biufs, to s. FrdnttI. Due, Monday and Thursday. y,.......,,.... l2, m Leaves, Monday and Friday, IF, m
 Kinderheok, Quifraan aud Rich Woods. Due, Wednesday,, ............-....-... b, ? m Leaves, Thursday,.. '.B.'......'. e's m To Psyryviiie, DaEgitis, and Tomitnsons'lis Due, every other Thursday. y,............ Tp.m Leaves, every other Monday. a Tn All mails closed at 6 o'clock, ?. m
 The office viii st,.ren one hour slier The EastsFn mail is opened, and two hours m the sitsfno0n "a Sunday. WMF POPE ?. v.
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Orinlona or rHE PnEss.

OPiFIoNS OF THE fhEss
 The Louisville Journal says; "Dr. RogeIs's Liv- eTwoIt aud Tar not only gives immediate relief in Coughs and Colds, but, from the testimony ot men of the highest standing here and elsewhere, it IS making some very remarkable cures oi ConsumP- ton"
 stated. by persons of great responsibility, who have used this medicine, that it iS enc of the most remarkable medicines of the age. for Coughs Colds, Influenza Bronchitis Asthma, Pain in the Side and Breast, Splitting of Blood, Whooping Cough and ali Lung Complaints, which ifnegleeted.osns termi- nate in Consumption; and the certificates atiaehed to the advertisements would seem fully to Justiiy this statement"
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MEMPHIS HNsTTTUTE-
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:


 The regular course of Lecture iD thls Institute will commence on the lst oG November, and con- ilnue until the last of February. The Anatomical Department will be opened ant ready 10 receive students by the lst of October The Medical De- Partment will be under the directOn of the following
 Professors:
 z. FIREMAN, MD, Profsssc of Anatomy. R. s. NEWTON. MD, Professor oi Surgery. H J. HULcE, M D., Professor of Theory and
 Practice of Medicine.
 w. BYRD POWELL, M.D, Professor of Phisiol.
 ogy, Pathology, MineraIog and Geology. J. KING. MD, Professor Materia Mediea,
 Therapeutics and MediealIurisprudence. J. MILTON SANDERS, A. MD, Professor of
 Chemistry and Pharmacy
 J. A. WILSON, MD, PIofssor of Obsteterics
 and Diseases of Women sd Children.
 CIinique Ledurers: Med.eins-Prof. II. J. HuLG.
 Sngery-Prof. K. s. NEwr,N
 AnatoHicat DemOnstrator-i FREEMAN, MD. The lees for full course etsss.ures amount to Each Professors Tickst, $B. MsIticulatoss, s5. Demonstrators Fee, S1O. GAduation, $2O. Those desiring further infrmstion wii please address their letters (posi pail 10 the Dean; and students arriving in the city w please call on him at the Commercial Hotel
 K. s. NEWTON, M D. ,Dsas ofMs Faculty.
 LAW DEPARTMENT. Hon. E. w. fl. KING, Professor of Theory and
 Practice Of Law.
 JOHN DELAFIELp, Piolessu of Commereial Ju-
 risprudehce.
 TERMs-$5o per sesson.
 All communications pertaining 10 this de par ent must be addressed to E. W. M. KING Esq. Memphis, Tsna., Feb 1850.
 The Faculties, for intellectual abilities. moral worth and professional requirements, will compare iavoraoly with the moA distinguished in our coun- try. The medical fatuity constitutes an anomaly in this or any other cdlniIy of them are lectu. res and the best of teachers.
 Those who will contemplate our geographical po- sltion, and the extent ot our population, can have DO douot ss to the eligibility ef our situation for an enterprise of the kind. As to health, including a seasons Of the year, we deny hai aay OtAsr ets Aas more.
 A common error exists in tk minds of many stu. dents relative tS the place okstudying mediciue: those wfo intend praeiicing snohg the diseases of the West and South should eetainly educate ihem- selves at school hose Faeuv are practically ac. quainied with those diseases
 That the public may be saisied of the perma- nency oi ihis school, We feeIit our duty to state that the Trustees and Facnltdorm unit in action. which anguis well for its fuHe success; and that lhe pecul'a: internal orgaaialion which connects them cannot be interrupted
 E. w. NJ. KING, PyesiHnt ofLs Memphis Tast Feb. ls. 1850. zoI
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Peac0ck PIOws.

TUST received per Mi Boats--30 one horse J Peacock Plows; 10 le. do. Valley Plows; 10 two horse Peacock Flow. Apply 10
 Feb. 26, 1850. A. J. HuTT.
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EgIEslI;S :s;INl
The Best Remedy Ever known to Man.

IHt DCAt htWCu! HUI AHUWH tV nun. TNOR Coughs, Asthma. Colds, Croup, Bronchitis' E Influenza, Bleeding oi the Lungs, Difficulty oi Breathing, Liver A Atfections, Pain or Weakness of the Breast or Side, Firs, Stage of Consupton, &c.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09
BENJAMIN CALENDER,

No. 42 and A. Pearl Street, Boston Massaehusetts
 IMPORTER AND bUALER IN
 FOREIGN & DOMESTIC HARDWARE, HASa constant supply of HARDWARE AND Cur \ \ LERY adapted to the trade of the Southwest Frons an experience of twenty years in the trade Of thra section, he is confident that he can supply merehsata either In person or by order, with the styles asa qnaties of goods desirable, and that shall b. satisfactory.
 = E. C. gives particular attention 10 eonsign- mants of Cotton. Peltries and other produce of the county that may be consigned to him for sale.
 Sept. 25. ls49 9-7-3-Iv
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A SAFE and certain cure fos Consumption ol A the Lungs, Splitting Of Blood. Coughs, Colds, Ashms, Pain in the Side, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough and all Pulmonary affections.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

READ I've the undersigned, Druggists and Apotheeares in the city of Louisville, Ky, take pleasure ia stating. that have been selling John Balls Extract of SarsapafiIla for some time. and eonhdently recommend Il as being good and safe article:
 Tapping & Go J. B Wilder & Co.,, Montgomery 6k SutcIiHe. NJ. Akin & Co.,, Wm. Mock, J. ". Gamble Co, J. II. Owen. Sam'I Xenawinr, F. W |. Knisss, B. Morseli& k Co w. EssInth, c. o. Mills, Watts &. Thomas, A. G. WSaiherford, Robinson, Peter X Cary. Rupert, LIndinhefger & Co. Louisville, November 20, lSI5.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09
TAR,


 This article is now universally acknowledged to be the most healing and efficient application for dis essed decsying lungs, any portion Of the fieshy oT muscular parts of the human body. Iis medi- einsl and pseservative qualities were understood sy the Egyptians the early ages of the wosd and no doubt now exist among scientific men, that the preparation used in the embamment of bodies. was composed principally Of this ingredient In later ages, it was found 10 be tn universal among the aborigines of America and at this day it is their prin cipa', and, in fact. only medicine for an unsoud state of lungs. or any approach to if. Those who ais acquainted wiih this hardy race of men, know that deaM from ConsMptiOR is unknown among hem. The mrdical faculty in all countries appear c have become of the great healing properties of this article, and introducing it in their practice. Dr. Bueham. of England, Dr. BriehtOn, of St. PeteIsbutgh, Dr. La Prieus, of Paris, and the disa yuished Dr. Cooper. have been in the habit of combining it with other articles in their prescip tions. and with entire success.
 -
 Besrare of Counierteiis and Bose ImitdfioRs!
 .'The genuine article is signed y1adren Rogers, on the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
 s'Price ST per bottle, or six bottles for S. Sold wholesale and retail by SCOVIL X MEAD. ll3 Charres street, between Cont and St Louis sis.
 Sole Gsneral Agents for hs Soathsrsn Siases.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

Coon TESTIMONY i--The Ohio State Journal. Columbus Ohio, thus speaks oG Bulls Sarsapariila:
 "It has no Eqnai The unprecedented sale of Bulls Compound Piuid Extract of Sarsspapi Ia in this city. where 1t has been introduced for ihe past two months only. with the very gratifying effects produced upon all who have tried IL, warrant the assertion that purifier of the blood II hos no sqHaH This is bold assertion, but it can be sub. slantiatsd by calling on the agent in this ely"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

CRACKERs. CRACKERS &e.--is half Bbls; Obuter &waier Crackers; l Boxes Star Candies 10 Boxes s 10 Glass, 10 do 10 x F do. , Bhls Lard Od 500 tbs. Cotton Yarn, received per steam boat "Pontiac," !" and for safe by VIM. B. WAIT.
 Jan. IS, 1850.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

OfOVES.-l2 No. ,, "rroy" Air-tight Stoves, D ?,
 Received ard for sale by VIM. B. WAIT.
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FOR CASH.

DLOUGHS.-54 Peacock Ploughs. Nos 1, 2 and 3. \ p Valley Pioaghs with Cast Points. Nos. X 2. Received aud for sale by VIM. B. WAIT. Jan. l2, 1850.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

I3rrrgs TEsrrMoNr Than was ever offered in favor of any Mesiiesae. from Dr. James M. Moore; Mr JshH Btii ! have no hesi,atioa sn saying thsi believe yoar Sarsapara to be the best article ever manufactured foT the cure Of Serotula, Syphills, aidma, other eutone6ds and GIandalar Affection,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

From Dr. Wm. T. PGentiss: Mr. Bull: In regard to your SaIsapatila, l will say that have used it to some extent m Cuianeous Affections, oi long standing. as Tinea Capets, Lepra, Pforiasis, Scab Ies Syphi'ic, Cachexia, and n all diseases where the Indication oi cure seems tc consist in thorough change or modification ot the fluids of the body with Considerable success, in conjunction with local treatment. think would prefer it to any other preparation of Sarsapsriils in use, and any physi eian viii admit its value upon learning tte substances that enter into its composition. Respectfully ycnrs
 ". T. PRESfIss, Nj. D.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

NF- yoaH bbU-UFaT BIT; have been Tor Rum- Der of years severely afflicted with Mereuriai Headache and dull heavy Pain in my Liver. ssed almost si the remedies ol the day, especially the Sarsaparss prepared by different persons. But all to iitie or advantage, until chanced to meet with yours, three bottles of which gave me more relief than all the others combined. I therefore take pleasure in recommending your Safsaparilla to the afflicted community a superior article.
 Very respectfully, J. II. OWEN, M. D.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

Bear with us. reader, little longer. and be con vineed that Bas SarsapaFilia is the Wonder of the World! And that it will cure you, no matter how long you have been suffering. What Dr. Owen, Druggist and Apoheca of several years standing, says about Bulls Sarsaparilia;
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

The regular course of Lecture in this Institute will commence on the lst of November, and con. tinue until the last of February. The Anatomics
 Department will be opened ant ready 10 receive students by the lst of October. The Medical De. partment will be under the direeion of the following
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
fnitrestlRg bridal Race.

The conditions of tie bridal nrn titrsa4.&
The mnileh ltas II eertain start given,
which she avails lie Z ul to gain sns
hcient distance from Tho crowd d nnabp
hSf to manage her steel With fr einfn 80
as to assist in HE pursuit Of the suitcr
whom sh9 prefers. G,, h signal from tlla
father, all the horsernpn nHlop nftcr tbs
fhit one, and whichever succeeds iis eneifl
rnt her whist with his arm, nc, matter
whether di+aErt hnbs or no' 10 har choice
is entitled ton'aim hetns his WlFs. A1arftr
usual delay incident npen fuuli occasions
the maiden quits The eirha Of her reatiais,
nnd putting her steed into hard Hntlup,
''hfts Tito the oprii jJ'hin Whhh sati fei
with her position she tttttts rolnd tb .Ha
impatient youths, aiid stretches out her
arms towarls them MS If 10 woo their aps
proacli This is tic moment for giving
the sigfa' TO conlneuee the chnse, and
each Of the impatient youths, dasliug lis
pointed keels Into his e6tirsers sides. darts
ike The tlnhooded lawk III rufsut Of his
fugitive dove. The savannah was extern
sive. full twelve miles long, mud three in
width and as the horfemen speed aero=s
the plain, the favored lover becanie sboii
apparent, by the efforts Of tie maiden to
avoid all others who niight approach her,
At length, after two hours racing the
number ol pnrsuers is reduced 10 fouf, Whe
are altogether, and gradually ginning oil
the pursued. With them is tie faYofite
hut h'as. His horse suddenly fails in his
speed, aud rs she aiisionsy turns her tcadi
she pefceives with dismay tliu helpless
position OF her lover. Each of ilfa more
fortunate lenders, eager with anticipated
triumph, bending bis head on the horses
niane, s'ionts Mt the top Of his voiec. II
come, my Pefi! I'm yonr lover" But
she. making a sudden turn, uhd lashng
her horse almost into fnry, darts across
their path, md ntikes for that part Of The
chuumarn pain where her lover WINS
valny endaavorug To goatl on his Weary
steed Tic three others instantly rbprk
theft chftst, hn' i'll Tie hurry to turr back,
two of the horscs are dnsIied furiously ~.
qnins' each other, so thu, both seetls and
riders roll over the pain. The maiden,
Iaugied, flor she well knew Tint she eotfd
eude the Single ftoratiah) aid flew totha
point where her lover was. Bot the Only
pirsuer was rarely mounted mid not easily
shaken of. Milking d iast and dasperate
effort, he dashed i ongside tie ipaiden, and
stretching cut his arm, almost won the
unwilling prize, but che, bendihg her head
to The | 0 se's neck, ude dhis grasp and
wheeled of. Lre the discomfi,ted borse-
man oou.d agnin Artfoaeh her, her lovers
arm was around her waist mid amidst the
shouts Of the Spectators they turned TO-
wards the fort ,-@-Capt. Bashfani's peep
into TuyhishIau.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28

cents worth. but IN pay mp like l,eok~--
and cuss aill quit Aid if ever / set to
eat a meals vttlesn Boston town rgain---
you may take my hide mid tim it. Dam
yout cns'ora---tnl your tastt,rih--nnd you,
too one and all Aud hingin4 down n
'O,llar on the table. he seized his white
lell-tpp from the hands Of 2 trembling
waiter and vsmosad Down Washington
and State streets he streaked it like h
to,riet, md never satkel his rncn I'LL he
pulled up OIL board the kennebec.
Cap'n, said lie TO the commander, cast
of your line Jest ms 1irieh as you're n
niuh to. Anl ef ever you catch me
wanting to see Boston agin. jest yon take
me hy the slack and throw me right into
that ere biIer boots and ail-Axhy gravy!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, CARTS,
9 Pl0nghs &C. NJ HI
fTHE subscriber hereby re- ..r->-,--v
l. turns his thanks 10 bis Gus GaksEg
tnflcrs for thu hheral mi ron arn SsAf5SWL

'THE subscriber hereby re- ,x-->---,-.
L. turns his thanks 10 bis Gus NaNksf
toners for the liberal patronage =ssznss sa.GIA
bestowed on him. and respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he will cor,
anue his business in all is branches ut his estab-
lishment corner OF Church and Main streets.
CARRIAGES Of every description made to or
der or repaired in the neatest manner Plantation
and Road Wagons, Carts, Dfays, Sc, made and
repaired as usual. Also, wrought-iron Plouslls
made u or,ier and kept on hand for sale, and all
kinds Of Plantation Smith and Job work attended
to prosapay. e..s.rza f-s.
The Subscriber has also .a- s-Sss, j,
Ken 'he agency for the sale Of ..sN.a-.s-s
all kinds OF Wheelrigbt and w ss.h -
gon work, including Wheel and Dirt Barfuws.
Iron Axles, Wagon and Cat Harness, &C.. from
the eelebiated manufaetory of Messrs Busby &
Little, of Wheeling Va; aud viii also keep an as
tortmen' OF Flat, Ronhd and Square Iron for
Smiths and Planters use @G ssi
ne attention Of Planters and those wishing 70
purchase is called 10 his stock and all orders tor
the coming season will be faithfully attended to,
and all work ordered Or purchased from the sub
scriner idly guaranteed. The freight on carria res
sem 70 any part OF the Coast will always be pad.
june sly. VIZ. TUNNARD. /.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
/. CHANDLER, DENTIST.
a'H#ad 9EF -aihH ItstOn Ii Ouge. La.

TTAgi removed his office. to the ..s~=srrsaa,
L i office formerly occupied by Ur.
Beau,,spnt l1n Lturet btHsen Aain hIIfYtYy
a.d Third S,eetsl where he sptepared topefiotnl
all operations pertaining tt, his profession according
to the latts ssleniit improvements ihthe art and
warranted durable.
persils desiring his seryires III the country. cat'
tranei,ps theit rrter by mail Of otherwise. w''en
pttinpt attention. bseiven, t,'tha da'aee Of thirty
niles "a ........Li... a.. .
liz Ii prepared to inset, ARTIFICIAL TEETH
firm, she to entire sets eilar With ar witsu, 2ttii
raj pune ~ with hr sithoNt atmospheric Fisssufe
fas circumstances may rea',ifel
1Ip administers The nfet,n nhd the Tllurnfjrr
by ,t,siif III which he esfat teeth without the
lesst pain n the patient. .f fL.,g estr5[,. u
'routi,.aefe cnueed br expsurt ufte rerve, 'eliey
ed aid tl,e nsfve destroyed, without pnii,.
His rhargvs arv no lfiget than utIier experienced
and skfui operators, and can be seen on printed
ca st Ills fttrns.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
Medfcincs' Mcdtcinesli
JOHN C. LANOlE. a,tl an
In the Pest Otllre Room IIarney uousc.

HAVING received The Agency ef the follow.
Al ing named iasfat Aesissaes, can assure his
friends and the public that be will always have
large supply on hand and viii guarantee then,
. be genuine and fresh, ~
Townsena's Safsaparills, / h.@n
Nynkocp's y do3'i# gtla a:tF HR#eEes
Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, .75s
Wistar's Balsain OF Wild Cnerty, '..,f-.a..
Nerve and Bone Lininent
Davis Horse Lnulent ..'a@ ".
Tobias Lament '"# s~ 7 nn#.E.
.lallcy's Pain Extrsctor, s. a,jf I'D.
Motftt's Pills,
Wnght's DO
Btandreth's too .ts.t .
McConlbe's Restorative, # o2ia aa
Trnare's Specific n.4a....,. .fas.I rs.
Filings Astringsn.. .....,
Sncrnlaa's Coush T.oscrres.
Camphor, do and many others which he thinks
TO show when csllei upon. -. =.
June Is. -a.......
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28

D. A Chinese work on America lust
published by a native Chinese, holds the
following language concerning Washing.
ton -t...,s ....
"As to Washington he was an uncoa-
mon man. lie conquered more rapidly
than Shny and kwang, and in courage,
nc was superior to Asaou and Lew, (mell
Of much repown in Chinese history. J.
Selling the two edged sword of three
cnhits. long, he opened the country Ten
thousand le, lie is one third Of a mile Iong.)
He then refused to receive title, or to
secure one for his po<terity; preferring 10
establish an elective administration. Pa
trloiism to be commended under the whole
face of heaven. In administering the
government he fostercd virtuous customs,
alI avoided war, and made his country
superior to all other nations. have seen
his portrait. His countenance exhibits
great mental power, All. who would
not call him an uncommon man."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28

THE TIGHT SoUEEzE.-A young man
recently having succeeded, after persuasion.
in getting kiss from girl, went aud
tod of il. One OF her acqnaintances met
her, and said, So, Mary, John Says that
you let him kiss you,' Il did let him
after he had teased me an hour, but it was
tight squeeze even then," so ho..'
exclaimed the other, .slie did not mention
that. He only spoke Of the kiss, but did
not ray anything ab1ut the saf.s.as..''
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
From the Neg 0eieuas Coa,n,r,ciai Times

I.-- SBFT. Z, IB4I
Or 1 Cbamller we have recently steita very
fine pere df srknanpiip III Dentistry. tsec'ipa
by this gentleman. II IA plate Of gold with teeth
inserted 10 ill NJ n Warranty III rart If the jaw and
r,alate, whith lind beet paien away bv rairerons
liseasp The i,diyi iIunl for whom il was done had
been suffering for corsier,le time. hnm az m
eighty falling In Of PORTION nf his cheek and lip.
which lsffidiy lisfsnred him The sulsiitute fur.
ised Nv the desttous hand pf The Dentist is So ef
fctial AZ perfectly tu hide the ratages male by the
,lseas. Al the tiIne it F,ibserves admiralty the
process Of lncseahen. II sa beautiful specimen Of
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
fresa the ves Orleans Co-r,arryiui TIMES.

..... ... E..4sft. Dse. 4. la+6,
DEsrtsrRY Dr.. T. Chdnisr,-We beg to cal
attention to the advertisement Of III. Chandler N al
other eulnn nr C's professional merit as we hav
had occasion TO experience, ~ If he lsei,est ur'er
IN mechanical dentistry. he IL unsurpassed by an,
swe In se ever known his orb bens e.ac,tea Of 'lt
most scientific prpirles. and put ont of his hand in
sye II finish that rendered IT object. Of pleit ins
interest even 10 the eyelight. elegant, nnd yet dur
abl. For the nfrr opesn'i,ns of hs Hft snrt n
insettag filling scaling and strac ting lie has hol,t
uf rareatlress md delicacy We heartily cu,nlnen,
vur ffst,ls 10 No Z Chittrets street 4t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
rs aucca.
J NEW SUMMER GOODS.

TNHEopH1LE PlGNEGuY informs ,.-,
i the public that he has tsst received <ssfiS
from France and from the North, large .SFgs SSasgg
assortment Of FANCY AND DRY GOODS sui
Bile prizes Store on tie Corner n InJfayrttt md
Los,si sf.-erfs 7 june 8, ly
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28

HARD HIr.-While Raphael was en-
gaged in painting his celebrated frescoes,
he was visited by two cardinals, who be-
gan to criticise his work, and found fault
without understanding it. Said one: III
"The Apostle Paul has too red face 2
He Bushes even in heaven" said the
indignant artist, "to see into what hands
the church has fa'lcn."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28

IN kllS Salmon ani Mackerel: 10 bhls No.
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