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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-09
SinguIar Matter.

We have often heard of the death Of
persons and their remaining in a trance
for several days when they were supposed
to be dead, but we never had an incident
of the kind come under our observation
until yesterday. The wife of a DR.. Smith,
living over the canal, was ill, and about
four days ago. from all appearance to her
friends, she died; but when about to lay
her out it was found by her attendants that
there was life in her body, and her burial
was postponed. From day to day, since
that time, the body has been examined and
the same appearances are exhibited
warmth in the body and no signs Of de-
composition. The physicians cannot sat-
isfactorily account for this strange pheno-
menon, and as every means have been
used to recusitate the body, the friends are
anxiously waiting the result
Cincinnati Enquirer:
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Result
OF THE UNITED STATES EXPLOR-
ING EXPEDITION TO THE RIVER
JORDON AND THE DEAD SEA.

OF THE UNITED STATES EXPLOR-
ling EXPEDITION TO THE RIVER
JORDON AND THE DEAD SEA.
do The contributions to knowledge obtain
ed through the instrumcntality of the Unit
ed States naval forces are highly appre-
cated and warmly acknowledged by the
sauans Of Europe. A writer in the last
number of the North British Review ex-
presses the opinion that Lieut.. Lynch de-
serves, and the hope that he will obtain,
the gold medal of the British Royal Geo
graphical Society, for his discoveries in
the Holy Land, while conducting the ex.
petition despatched to Palestine in the
Supply. The same writer characterizes
the enterprise as praiseworthy and liberal,
in every way most creditable to the United
States government, and contrasting adyan-
tageously with the "unutterable meanness' 7
Of the British government in similar mat
iters. This seems harsh stigma on his
own country from writer apparently not
given to reprobation, but candid and sem
rsible; especially when we bear in mind the
sacrifice oflife and property heretofore in
CURED, and witness the undiminished en-
serpy and persevering toll still exhibited in
attempts to discover northern passage
to the Indies. For, in this connexion,
should we overlook the coast surveys, pros
ecuted under the direction of the British
admiralty along every shore, whose re-
suits accurately and minutely presented on
well engraved charts, accessible to navi-
gators Of every country, indicate to the
mariner the peril to be Stunned and the
refuge to be sought, and develop informa-
tion which multiplies wealth, and dimin-
fishes the hazard attendant on its pursuit
That portion Of Lieut.. Lynch's explo-
sratior, which is Of chief value andimport-
wv anee. relates to the river Jordan, between
sthe lake Of sTiberias and the Dead Sea.
only one European had ever performed
the passage down the river from sea to sea
before it was explored by the American,
and he, Lieut.. Moyneux, Of the British
ship Spartan. like our own lamented
Dale. unhappily fell victim to the climate,
oaafnd died before he had the opportunity Of
.imparting to the public the fruits Of his OBJ
seryations. The foresight evinced by
sEieht. Lynch Ia the equipment Of his ex-
ssGpedltion, was signally vindicated by the
sperfect adaptation Of his boats to the naw-
cation ofthe Jordan. These, two in num-
,Rer,b had been constructed at home, one
:ssof copper and the other Of galvanized iron.
,They we're built in sections, SO as 10 be
taksnito pieces Unnecessary, for. transport
stStion over land With the view, however,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-09
IA A YEARS WISH.

BYS. D. ANDERSON. Ll
A happy year, my Mother kind,
Is this hearts prayer for thee,
And may Times current gently fow-
sasAs Summer waves at sea:eo# Ft
May truth upraise her temple here,
And love with wings outstretched to cheer,
'3s A welcome angel come;
The dove of peace from out the waste
Ofthe worlds deluge, come in haste,
-oRI9s TO To the sweet Ark of Home. al
A happy year, my Sisters true;--
From out the Futures store
May there be blessings, till the cup
10 Ofhappiness run Ger;
Life's pathway all be strewn with flowers.
And. on the golden-tinted hours
The bow of promise shine;
That when the storms and tempests rise,
Your hope may fashion in the skies
Fisag1e6 A home for thee and thine.
ebaaifi 1io i lo
dAhappy year, my Brother--thou
Art meath distant sky,
Where quiet fields and opening buds
40 In Spring-time's magic lie;
Where streamlets murmur as they run,
And flash and sparkle in the sun
On sands of golden hue.
Peace to thee, and thy little band;
Health and pure hearts to understand
81 70 NJ The beautiful and true.
Ahappy year, thou cherished one,
rs Who rulest this heart alone,
Sit'st deeply shrined within each thought
An empress on throne;
sCurb's st every tide Of this wild breast,
AS ocean waves that sink to rest
sfdi ssis Beneath the moons pale beams
A happy year, on land or sea, @
May all good angels wait on thee,
AS bright ones in dream.
A happy year, my friends, to you,
il4 Whose hearts and hands are sure
Firm as the tempest-beaten rocks,
That winds and waves endure
Ye stood above the angry tide,
Ofpetty jealousies and pride.
n3yf a1n That clouded o'er the day;
And like the Single Star at night,
That guides the home bound barque Alright
Ye shone upon the way.
A happy year, ye high-souled men,
WHO battle galnst the wrong--
Who raise your bannecs for the weak,
al Your voices 'gainst the strong;
The down,trod ones. ofevery land, ~
Look to that honest-hearted band.
And bless the coming hour;
God speed ye in your work OF Love,
Till right shall reign the world above,
I'D !, With undisputed power.
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! EDITED AND PUBLISHED
BY JAMES r.. NOR RIS.

,aai THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY &
s9iIs published every Saturday morning
at $1 SO per annum, if paid in advance; |;
and $2 DIFF paid within the year. Mark
stable produce will be taken in payment.
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TO sUBscR1BERs.

-iy 0rr No paper will be discontinued, ex.
icept at the option Of the editor, until all
arrears are paid. All letters and commu-
nications sent by mail must be postpaid.
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,Ft, MECHANICAL EXECUTION ,Ttsfs'
BY H. ADoLPHUS RUTT Ek !.
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING

TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.g
Advertisements inserted at fifty cents par
square fourteen lines or less) for the first
insertion, and twenty-five cents for each
subsequent insertion that is ordered.
JOB PRINTING,
Ofevery description, either plain or fab
cy, will be neatly and expeditiously execut
ed at the Office Of the esprit of Democra.
cy," and at the most reasonable prices.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
New Goods
Fresh Arrivals.

TOSEplI SIMON takes pleasure in in.
- firm ng lis lrie DIS. aid The public gene
r lily, that he has just returned Fl, m New Or.
leans with an g, tire stock OF FRESH and New
Goods, suitable for the season, such AS:
Sap e and Fancy Dry Goods,
l. dies Dress Goods,
Hosiery, Sh e., &C.,
Gen len ems Clothing Sho 8,
Boots, and T iiet Arfic es, &c. &c.
pe,fumery!
The lat. It French g yle Hats,
Also, S,raw and sumner do.
Cutle'y!!
&c. &c. &c. &c.
Having resided upo, a pc m stay in
this city, he is determined TO compete with
any m"rcan lie r.. ta5tis ment he q, as to
QuALIrv Of Goods, and GREATNESS of Prices
In on W I'd. tle und-rs,g led earn, silly soi,-
cit. a fair ,ria', and feels confident Ut &, c.
cess.
AMI while he gratefully acknowledges past
favors, and thanks h 8 fire, d. for the lib RI
pitrnnage. he axes IBIS method If SITTING.
III +, w,h the year ls49, the word CREDIT
his been erased { on his book, ana the VOID
CASH nd CASH ONLY -ubst tn cd there o.
On such ter "s he offers TOR 9 lie his pre-
sent stot k of 20 DIS.
Call 1t Sange,' s old stand. and '-y
marl6.iy JOSEPH SIMON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
CARRIAGES, WAGONS. CARTS,
PLOUGHS, &c.

r. THE SUBSCRIBER hereby returns his
EeAHN thanks TO his customers for the lib
tTa, patronage bestowed on him, aud respect.
fully mIor.ns his t,,epd. and the pu,li gene
rally tia he will continue lis b,. line in all
lis branches at his establishment, corne,
Church and Main streets.
C~AKRiAGES of every descripio made
10 order nr re aired IN The pcate-, man err.
Plantation aud Road Wagons. Carts, Drays,
&c. made a,d repaired as usual. Also,
w%rnught-rcn Pj Il h made u ordt r and kctt
on hand lor aaie, and al kinds o. Plantation
Smith b and J b work attended to promptly
TIE Sub-crtber has also t,ken The aaency
for the sale If ali kinds If Whcelr gh' and
Wagon w,rt, in luding Wheel and DIR Bar
Ir," Axles, Wagon aud Ca t. LA II go.
&c, from The %celerta cd manuftctoty Of
Messrs Busby & Little, Of Wheeling. Va,
n ID will also keep a, assortment If Fiat,
found and square | on or Smiths and Plan
ieis use.
The attention Of Planters and thosa wish
ing 10 purchase j. called To his stock, and all
orders for the G, ming season will he Ia thfully
nte,d d to, and all work ord red or pm chased
from lie subscriber t"lly euarsn eed The
fteight On Carriages se"t to aay part OF the
Coast will always be paid.
jaal9 w. r. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04


Isr EvsHsBopY READ tHts tAREfubtY-itter IS
sarsapat,f)a ipr sale III the different tnwts called So.
f,ys nee rAi's So raaparilia. Ii ia advertised as the ohlsi-
MAI. GEN,tISE. anil all that. Thit Townsend Is no doctor
,tpi ne yer was but was formerly 9 worker On railroads. ca.
pals. and the iike-yet ne assumes the title o. Doctor ipf me
il,t,ppas of gaining credit FIR what he is not. We says ms
has ate e,ei Two medical sehoois, and praetieed tor. hisse1
vssrst - kuw The truth il. he never prariised nedirine
Asy in lis HE st.ef, .sfytd. ,eieaed m,sfspre sen.al,en
hp,ts had n The eharnets aH1 vetarity 81 the UNt. Wlsn
uunst sincerely. he hal never male these sta'efpe MS o. MI
,slf pt n ne. When viii rrsn isaFn 10 he hoSest ant .rssA
nj in all their dealings and inefeyttrss win their isIew
men. H. spIaisl 10 orse Hpsl CfaUp - srttr MIN ~ mas.
aitttn. irr hs iistnfs. statine thr iafss ssrDe he w.sH
,vat.. As an lolue ssient ~ snbsfk in tbs business Itssse
rns,, have hsen iusul,iag aHi iibeliine me in M Iss-sii'le
fyrf,s, in ordar TO impress the public win the hel'et thai
Inc ri t,urtor;a safsa ~ ,iila was not the genuine. original
Sar srpnriGr. made from the 0d Isccfdr's eh'gi"M hsei.
pjs fbiss r Townsend says have said the use Of ny
ns,,e fyr A7 a week will give him syn II he viii prr..
dire upe Single solitarv prani Of this; HE statements ~
ttbomt@pn, skilln,an II IT,, are nothing but q tisst,s ~
~fslsehootls, sirntly made /" deceive the Public. arc seep
The truth lnwh in regard To his sc'tri',F- tertreni'"s ea's.
round. This 10 to caution the public to purchase None DIV
Old Dr. JACOB Tnspssnh's str f'sriils. lav'its on y NY
Oi Dsctar's likeness. his fantiy lanf " Aft"s, aati ms
sgnstnreserose The t'o't Of Arms.
JACOB TOWNSEND
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
THOS. PRENDERGRAST.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS

In rendering his thanks to the public in genera
for past favors, respectfully informs them that he has
established a store No. 2, at the Harvey House
where he will be bappy to serve TN m. He has a
stock of groceries &C., on hand and will soon receive
a large addition T., his stock. .
He requests all those who owe him to come forward
promptly and settle, those who have claims aga,ns'
him, will present them. and they will be fully liquida-
ted. Dec. LIST. 1887.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
JOHN G..
AGENT FOR
r.. II. BIan chard & CO.,
NEW ORLEANS. qp

I'VE w va, G3
Importers Of Wines, Liquors-im fact
all French ind English hpo1tations.
HaS rec ived sampl sof B andes, F ench
AACoroials( s-"'t, d. Atsynths. E U de We
de DANTE C, Gug e., and a varie y 10 her
a ticles, all Of With he VIII sell at New
Orleans pr ces. Retail M"rch ,nts and others
are solicited to cal at No. 5 flarety Ho .se
Row, nefore gong 10 New Orleans o make
her purchase.
sep . IS h35 {.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
AVIS.
HOrlOgerie BijOuterie.

f.. E,kiLLiI, ancnn .u,rier de
E1a G Detarodsrie ct travaillant d r
81 'erem mt d rs ''ancien ma ssin de c.
c. Iuttle, a i'hoanenr d'intormer ses non,-
breux ANS ct lie public en- general quill s'est
et.bli pour son compie particular RE de
LAFAYETTE, EN- FACE DE NJ. BoNNEcAzE
Ell quill ron inu"r, de saiisfaire a des prix tres
mo ieres, is personnes qui YOU'D ont lien
l'hnn .re- de leur confiance.
n. B. Com ne par lie passe II fera DIS
echanpes d. monties ct lie bijoux ct Pom sera
t%,uiouTs cert,in de trouver chez lui III bel
assortment de bijouterie T II he
+. PERRILLAT.
Oc.obre 24-tf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
BATON ROUTE SOAP AND CANDLE
Nj anufaCtOry.

THE under-ig vel fesoe ct'"i'y informs the
citizens of 3 to- Rouge as well as the public
gene, ally, that they are now pr'pared 10 exc
cute all ord IFS f. their Ii c with promptnes-
AMI despatch. III nk'ul + r'be past f,vors
hey hope to meet wi h hare OF pubic psf
ronaee. The factory is situated on the Comite
Road, near it's intersection with the Plains
road.
]. PITET.
Orders left at Mr.. Lafon. baker, will be-
executed w''h promptness and despatch.
July %, lS49.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
&. r.. MARTIN NJ. d..
rrrgs HuvrIsa CREEK. Caroline Co. M. u.

Oct. II. 1876.
Dr.. George r. M1rtin.-Sir: Having been made
acquainted with the composition Of your valuable
Pin. hy yourself, some two or three years ago. | have
used the freely in my private practice with entire
success. and shall continue to do so as long as ! may
practice medicine and ] now take great pleasure in
recommending such a Pill as yours to the public as a
safe and efficient %p,rgative in all eases where a pur-
rative is necessary. Yours with respect.
JorH 7. Boon. n. D.
~ Prennred and sold by MARrrs& WHITLEY.
al their Wholesale Drug Store. Baltimore. And by
the following Agent II. 7. WApDILL. Baton Rouge.
Anril 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
Fresh Arrival Of Clothing
VICTOR HEBERT,S

"A F. l Il . RF5EE
No ICE Is her by given, thai the following
articles are to be had at the pti, es an
nexed /, each:-
Spring I weed Goats, 3 10 co
Ein. d., 50a5 80
Bid ard cold alpaca sacks, 3 50ai Oh
Frenth Me,ino, IL
Fro rs. lOai6 90
English do 5 OOaS %
PANTS.
Merino, Dap d'ete, Lnen. Linen Drilling
AID eotlonaie Pants, at unparalleled low
prices.
SHIRTS, Sc.
A fine assor ment Of Nhi,ts, Drawers
Undersh'rs, so ks, rrava's pocket hd'kts and
.usneniers. Oaiy call and see.
March 20 h, 1861.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
AVIS
INPORTANT!!
re. Delarodr,ie qui sest dernierenent e'ahli dams a
Maison HarneY sur la rue de pEglisc

d phonneur dinfumer les chayensd de cme vile tides envuons, quill d rn IN T.
so,tuuen, de bnoutereh s demeres modes ;savor :montes dor etdatgent a qmnzs
ct double bother, lneues dor ct dargent, bagnes de daman, houresd oreihe-
brooches pur danes, plmrs IT cayons dor ct d argent, chaines d." pour daunes,
dos n,rf1nries, It plusipups autrs articles dc Enaide tmp nonbrenx our en-
donnes k detail.
II se charge de ,omes especesd de rhabMages oh. rogerie ees garanti pendant Ut ..
Ii ht an~i tones especss de rcomodages de bjohers ~ p1 lei plus m"'e"ss
Nov. Il. l.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
COIN & OPPENHEIM.

sfCN OF HI GOLDEN BEEHIVE.
Respe If ly call he u ten on o. III pub
lie 10 their adv rtlsem mt n ano her columns
and having just received IN addition 20 TIER
large selected trrk, a fur;i er s%uppl,"f oh ice
and ash onable go d., selected With care for
this m,rke. TIE, have now on hand a
splendi stock of
FANCY a. STAPLE DRY GOODS,
clo'n'ng, shoes; hats AID perfnmery, which
in st j., Q ALT and cheapness, not surpasses
in a y establ shmeat in he south.
Call and judge for yourselves at the Bee
II We S ore.
Corner # Lafayette and Laurel streets
formerly e. LANuuE's.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
SPRING FASHION
G. Gentle M q ~ - Hats.
We are nOy opening our n

WE HTE NUU OVkH"fS o"
Aassorimem of Gent'emen's Ha's.A
manufactured exp essly Tor o = sales. Of the
hest mate lal ard ii, is :, and al OF. the iafesf
and most fashionable aty e. comprising
NJ. Mo eskin. 81 kand ,5eaver Hats; doubl
IL ghorn S.mbrer $. Hurga,i'n, Palm Leaf
nj Csmpea ny ats Al-o, a goad as t.
nent of .on,ll's and chi dren'- hats, all new
and fa-hio able shapes. tie character and
,nali,y of hese goods are far superior to
tnythins hitherto offered, and must be seen
To lie appreciated.
muay. w. D. PHILLIPS & BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
Terms
Boarding.

can be had in priva e families. a, from two to two
and a half dollars a week. When in Barracks. il is
designed to furnish Commons nj a uniform rate. Stu
drnta from n distance will be required to board at the
%It,stItute. and to have no communication with tce
tewn. except ne allowed by written permits. .tl
IL The next ! ssion will c'mmenten On iks
f. st Of September, and continue ten mostbS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
Spring Goods.

The subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
lie that, they have just received per steamer Ohio.
direct from New York. a splendid assortment Of
SPKING coon y.
which have been selected from the manufacturing and
importing houses in New York and Philadelphia and
will be sold Mt the lowest prices. They will also be
receiving new goods every week.
ma BY. w. d.. PHILLIPS & BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04

L. r.. STEVENS BRO. Il CO.
No. 81 u 53 Common t I.
HEW ORLEANS.
INVITE The attention nj Merchants. Printers anu
rs,a,n,nets to their e,tpnsiveE assortment "a Papers,
PLAYING Cards. gtaHk Rocks Stationery On adapted
10 n lmcst every btanch of trtde and when they will
sell at low prices Stzt
PAPERS
COCO Rea,ns Printing. sizes u \ - TO 90 \ -
inches.
5000 " Letter and F'olacap all qualities. o
1000 " Wrapping, O
2WU " Hardware and elyelnpa
II LSf---
rtrlith Z French pnfers. " hiie and cold Tist,rG
Ur,iyrista. Cunf,rtioners and other pm pers In grefrF
variety.
STATT NARY & FLANK BOOKS.
Englis, and f'rencE, Stationary. GiIlott's sieel Pens.
Ftialisl, and German States Of direct importation,
Writing Inks. Fancy mute paper. and Envelopes.
Record Books. Day Books Journals and Letlgsrs Of
all siyes. Binders leather, Odd Leaf &c.
PLAYING CARDS.
500 tirnea Ifishianders assorted backs.
$50 " Decatur and Eagloa
10 : Su~i,cffne linen. Fas'es.
Also Spanish, aud English gold back Cards.
w U
JERSEY FOR Hos y COS. PRtHrtNs Parss
MANUFAC1ORy.
and @
wntrE's NEW ynRK TYPE = uNpRv
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT % TYPE AND
PRINTING MATERIALS
p1rCONSTANTLy ON HAND 50
New Orleans Nov. 2Ist 1919 v.
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Notice.

Notice,
hereby request all those who are indebted TO me
to PAY Immediately. or | will be compelles, to enforce
PAYMENT c~onformably to law Those 10 whom | am
indebted are requested to present their accounts for
payment.
The public generally are informed that be sells for
-CASH-
and that all orders for lumbseare expected TO be paid
for on demand. FREDERIC ARBOJJR.
March "a, If 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
Boot & Sh e establishment
]. w. QUIGGINS,
La. o. Louisville Keniucku

EST1 Having purchased the shoemakine EHl
establishment heretofore owned by 9A
- Messrs. A. Bradford & Co. respectfully e&-
informs The public that he will continue the business
in nh its branches. in the Store formerly occupied by
e. c. futile. on Lafayette Streets.
lie will always keep on hand n variety Of Ladies'
Misses. and Geutlemen's Shoes Brogans. Boots. &c,
principally Of his own manufacture. His work will
be warranted.
The patronage of,he public is respectfully solicited
Jan 81 25tf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
LAW-ROOK>l

LAW-B0OK~I
The Civil Code Of Louisiana. Greiner'S Code IL
Practire, Louisiana Magistrates Guide. BENJAMIN,
and Sliiell's Digest. Robinson's Penal Law of Ionis-
lana. and Acts passed at the first Session of the second
Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana.
Just received and for sale BY,
FEC NJ. HEROMAN.
Oct 90 Opposite the Methodist church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
DR.. MARTINS UNIVERSAL PUfkGA-
FIVE pr rs

In offering ,hnse Pills to the Public. We tnow there
cannot be n better. or n more safe. easy Of ag reable
They speedily remove all irri atm mat
ters retained in the bowels. or when the habitunl
discharges are too tar1y CT insufficient" for
health. by their specific virtues thew restore the funr-
tons to n healthy action. and the ttood to Its natural
purity. Itevd DR.. Buon's certifeats:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
Hats! Hats.
EGHORN, ctmpechy, SIX, wool and
IL straw hats, just received at
m30 y V. iiEBERT'S

III If subscriber has on hind, and is rpcei-
u wing twice a w,ek, a full and cDmpI tie
as o TRENT of Groceries, Wines, Teas, and
Liquors, all of the best quail ty; in ad Ition
to which will b. found an assortment If
HARDWARE. CUTLERY.F FARMING
UTENSILS de-,
which he will sell at Aew Orleans prices.
Pur, hasers are Invited to call befor- purchas-
ing. ". B. WOLFE.
jan 10y. Cor. ofLafayetie and FIorid. st=.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
SADDLES. HARNESS 4 THUNKS,

NJ
~S~ TIE undersigned keeps cons.
tttsitr.N tant y OF baud a com lie eassort.
As@-ElLG ment of Saddlert, Hpr,e.s and
frunhs Of every descriptions. consisting, N
PART, OF
SPANS, Saddles. Tampico Sad les
Kentucky d.. S"um rset d..
Msmaluke do. Columbian do
D~em'pcak do. Lad es' PLUSH. d..
BOYS do. do gull cd d".
Ca riage " buggy Harness, Misses do. do.
Wagon and draw t".O
Had leather and init ito Trucks,
Wood, frame and p cklng do.
Aud all Other ar irle- il the line, al; Of
VIII oh will be sold FIR Cash, at the lowesr New
Orleans prices. tall aud examine the stock.
no trouble to show the goods.
maf2ly A. BRADFORD. :
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-04
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HAVE RECEIVED per late arrivals large and complete assortment Of fall and w1usv
gmde. Of the aet and most hshtonabes styles, to which they call tho attention srhs
public. Coass ME in, viz:
Il GOODS.
Flann%l BED Ticking Coinade,. billings Btached and Brown Donrsncs. Mouse.
line Cashmetes Altatas. Boniazme, Cooed md Black Silks oflhe.s style CIubA
Cussime,es. vein s. sbawh. Gimp, Bonnet. Gloves, and Hosiery Of ank kinds; Rich
&, nmt and Cab Ribbon, Calico and many other Goods toe nun erus 10 peeiy.
CXOTHINU.
Fine black and chtd dress md ~k cloth COATS cehmed tweed and cashmere paho.s,
X and cdord cssines sacks, bib. pahots, youths md boys twecda md chtb hck cnats.
sncy caeshn4re And blk chh pants hcy cashmere nd Blk satin vsss, II mn. shirts draw
er,u under shis de-.
NAT & CAPS.
u msb BLK hr. rnskin aj cashmere hs, boys fashionable do do,y ouths blk. 10
GEAR, l crown 10. gems boys md youths blk. smd fancy clth ease fths m@tr scsn
Jles,
ROOFS & NOE
Gen,sh inc cshsiehsd boots, do, fine cslfsnd punela bogsns.a ladies' calf and mcr"te
du.b hrk and bronze hid shs do, white lid lips, youths and boys srgsda and
<swed br,gans, mise seAf sevpd do, chHhsb blk and rnlrd do.
SaODLERY.
Mems English, spanihanlC Columbian saddles, boys do, do ladies lain AMI amncd side
sadihs smte bu, blind brdhs,c cart saddles and brcMng, filings, naringase grihs I'D
suriges.
S slo a complete assortment Of Lambs Woo. and Meino Undrrsbirs and Drawers
Of var"us kinds. and fr 10th srts AHtlAi is requested is to rail- and esaune this
stock, which will be cold at prizes H"kng it an tlJt to sn purchasers, 10 give the
"Bee Hive Store" call. before puel asipg elsewhere.