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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17

Alexander Rutherford, of Washington, D. c., is
now finishing two blocks of MARBLE ordered for the
Washington National Monument The inscrip.
ton on one ofthese is; Presented by Washington
Naval Lodge Ancient York Masons ''--in the CEN
tire appears the square and compass. On the
other block is the following Presented by Ana
costa Tribe, No. 8, l. o. R. M, D. c. on the 3D.
sun of the 8 and suns worm moon, G.. s. 56lO"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17
sCovIL 8 MEAD. I1a chartres an.

w Dealers in Medicine, and purchasers generally notified
that we are the only General Agents for the
all the Southern States myl6 3m 2dp KIM.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17

MI J. Lewis. ship chandler and family uroca, n. q.
Front slIet, Third MunispaF. has always On mana
supply Of any thing in his line. and At reduced ra, M
Lewis has been long and fayoaby known IN tins civ ana
we afe Ead thai biz e9us build up husness in e love-
part hf ey have been sucessEn Those in want OF sun
piles oanao. do better than give bin a call ~,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17
auction .saIes This nav.
$. of T..,.Meetings This Evening.

SYKES, HYDE & Co. will SELL at halfpast 10 O'Clock at n
Tchoupitoulas street-Macaroni, Almonds, Candles etc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17

Amase msnts...yR This Esyenins.
ArzrieAs yhnkrss.-'' The Stranger ~. I.eanof
ToYsss'
LzesuA conceSt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17
SONS of Temnernnoe


NkNA1I TT JACQUES DE MoLEY ENCAMPMENT OF
~ X KNIGHTS TEMPBARs. N Adjourned kierting OF
~ the above EncHmpment will BE- held No IS
Common street. SATURDAY EVENING May 49, at hafpast
O'clock BY order Of the NJ E. G c.
myl7 b PATTTsoN, Recorder .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17

<GpAReE - THE EDIToRsHiP OF THE WASH.
Mez9N RERpBIic.-zh is noticed in the tele.
ss<paie dispatches, published this morning, thai
Naasfs. Bul!ist l. Sargent are to retire from the
si1Is control Of the Republic, and that they will
p saeeeedsd 81 Allan a. Hall
&kfts Is no person who knows anything Of the
F9;iseAl history Of Tennessee for the last twenty
ys4ss but Is iAniTar with the mamie Of Allan A.
44il os nanY years be was the editor Of the
he4as1 sad, siieF is union with the Republican,
1i f1e Republican, Banner He conducted the
e6li.*ns II ihe list named paper and, also, Of a
xeetiy campaign paper " The Spirit Of s76, Is
sued from The same alice, through the memorable
Presidential contest Of '40-exhibiliag, ii his adj
ypcAtg 81 ihe claims Of Gen Harrison, anindustry,
tact and ability that gave him fame unsufpassed
BY thai d nay poiis4l writer Of the present age
Ga the election Of Gen. HARRISON MI, Hall was
appointed to the chargeship Of Venezuela; which
place he held until time after the accession Of
Mr. Polk. He then returned to Tennessee took
charge Of die Nashville Wing, and conducted IL
through The canvass Of as with characteristic ability
BY disappointment Of President Taylor he has, ior
nearly twelve montha, held the place Of Register,
in the Treasury Department, the arduous and re.
'fes'rs VI "nich oAhce ne mss ulScharSeQ
with The greatest satisfaction to the Government
We know no man in the Union who has a more
untring industry, 4 more ready tact, or greater
political i1iormaiion than Allan A. Hall Hisstyle,
thcnehnot ofhates is correct, clear andcogent. We
do not pag tha1 il biz hands there viii be al i'm
Provsmsnt IN the columns Of the Republic, bnt we
Do say, that wherever he goes he leaves his mark
Fashsf Richie, with such an antagonist, viii have
need 81 an his wits
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17

~ Notice-I beg leave call the attention of the pub
lilo the notice published the Crescent Of the s inst BY H.
CORRI proprietor Vauxha Garden. The undersigned would
not agree with him the patty of three eanes per night
which the Of his leaving He be found Mr.
FRANCOIS ANsELMEs, who keeps Garden the caronde
Canal may Refreshments such Cream Soda
ETC., with Free Ball every night Tnyl0 lw. FELIX.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17
THE DEAD. SEA EXPEDITION.

THE DEAD SEA lEAPEDIT1UNs
New and condensed edition. by the author, PRoK,
10 Also, further supply OF
THE SCARLET LETTER. BYsHAwTHoREE.
THE ANGEL WORLD.
HEROINE5 OF MISSIONARY ENTERPRISE.
LONGFEILOW'S POEMS, Complete.
HUMBOLDT'S COSMOS.
MoRALISM OF CHRISTIANITY, etc. etc.
Ju received and for sale .,
my9 NORATAN's, 10 CAMP STREET.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17

No !, corner Of Canal and Plippa Streets 5000 Nos
ana "a frcsb On Canal sssge; Nos sand 5 5000 Nos
NJ. $40: NJ 2. $3.50 No; 70 $500 No H. $3.50
batonnf 4sQ00 No 20 ON BaFonne $1,000 No I'll on Ba
iBSa asoSnss u ss N9 ~ on Bssnue $500 No %
rnppq, bow; Ne 6 On Phlippa. $500 No Isl near OF
III yo epier OF Canal S80 No ~ "a Of ot M 8
Sl5ou No. ~, Of lot No & osel ~ on
Debt 9t25, 600 .Vash $50 so = oe1' Si0''siV
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17
FASHIONABLE
Clothing Establishment.

No. 10 CAMP sTREET,
Opposite Hewietts Exchange.
t The subscribss ia receipt srgs complete
stock of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING FURNISHING Goods
comprising every article way pre suitable
THOMPSON g. NIXON,
myS 2dG No. 10 Camp street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17
LEIGHTON'S
Summer (r(EHNfS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Uz- The newest styles per steamship Ohio, Of fine Camhris
Batiste the DON JUAN CAVAT COLLAR an extensive
of eolored TIES paueuisrze. Exam
inc them, and inquire the prices -f
Nos and ROYAL STREET, Neworleans,
ml3 g. 2ip and 10 Park Place NsxrY-ork
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17
Books, Rare ana Scarce.

Books, Pamphlets, Prints, Pictures, Cards, etc.
ETA large collection Of Books Of print every de-
partment Of knowldge Scrap Book Prints old Novels and
Music; Scientific Mechanical Classical Booh
Revew languages Cheap Reading and Odd Volumes
Books, Paintings and Pictures sold commission, the
ssasg FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE,
my9 If Tsf-.l -s.tF 1885, Camp street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17
SUNDRIEs-
, ID BAH and 20 Or pipe, French BRANDIEs. ,ariou

200 boxes SOAP, various brands;
800 do CLARET various brands:
% do half pints RED CURRANT JELLY;
% do English DAIRY CHEESE;
s5 bbl9 choice old Molong'la and Bourbon WHISKY;
200 packages Green and Black TEAS.
In store and for sale by ROBT. NJ. MCALPIN,a
myl7 I'm 20 Common street and Canal street Row
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17

VIE Advertiser wishes to procure BOARD for his Fam
lily for the Summer in pleasant of the City, not
far from the Municipal Hall. His family consists OF self
wife, and two grown children Address Box s. IS, Post
0tnce. 'myi7 II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

~ The atiprtipt, Of the above. resolutions, and tho
votes were as follows. Nays, Messrs. Hebett.
Balin. Laftnr, Landry and Petit: Yeas, Messrs.
Smith, Lolalell, Lyle. Pipes, Leblanc aid La
Bauye. The resolutions were adopted.
E,,4he,. hesoirci. That the alayee lax he assps4
Ell and published III the manner pointed out by
law!
The Jury then adjourned till ! o'tlurk p. NJ. At
4 o'clock =. ". the Jury met. present as before.
Fps,Jr~t. tHl That The l,ptpls If The ratisi, signed
l,y the President IT Ne Police Jury and cult,tef-
signed By The CLERK. drawing FIVE per cent inter-
sst per ari,url. le ma,ie out atid given to the ere
dilprs Of this parish. whr hold claims for work
done 81, the lnvees, furnishing Wheel-B BARROW
Be. payable in one. two, three. toir and five
years. uf,e flth each year, if said creditors will re-
rniye the same IN ~ yinent Of their respective
claims and The President ol the Police Jury, to
aptl,e, with WIN. !. Lyle anil Vsl,nont Hebert
lr and they arr hereby appointed . committee 70
settle with said rfelitdis. on The terms and eoiili-
tirre NJ this resolution
f3ospfref. That the claims If Jesse Hart and
oihrts ipr lp,tr thousand eight hundred and eighty
tive DAYS work done On the levees Of Favtbt and
belle fiant,e all ether lands, lie and ate hereby
allowed. payable MS II is stated in resolution lB1
tpsti,rJ. That the claim of Maftellin Major;
aniunnfing 10 1910 90 for lacetiing and working
on the leyea Of Dr. Wetbersby and Elack,nan be
allowed aud payable as II is mentioned III Rescl'i-
lion Oh %
Resnfref, That The claim Of VIM. Markham II
Go. amounting 10 the sum Of R2ii ~. il being for
Wheel narors and shut els ard Spades furnished
Wv them. for The use Of The p%arisllel,e allowed and
the same 10 be paid as is stated in resolution Oh
The following accounts Were allowed "A
One in favour Of II. & ". q, Waller, for survey.
ing aid 1evellins. q $500
w. h Cha,nlerlin. Clerk Of
9 Court. for hooks, 500
q" " l,~elisaife Landry. Assessor,
amounting TO-, 10000
" r. \ blanchard. for Tailor
fees. 1926
" r X. Alisin, amounting to : d,Mo
" Jutieon Dciron. Constable. : $3.50
" 4. Hpl,ert. for session rs ok. Ia. 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
TOW NSEND's sARsAPARILLA.

fttA-k - =
te+ EvsetptpY Rssp fnts ChRRrhLtr+ - heIe |"
sptstt,s tiIi, ffr sqie hi The Different towns called tS;.P+
rnwnsenais safsrpariila. II is advertised as the oiis'uf
Sst4 GENUINE. and ell that. 1itis FhTnsent - no 11e'nt
md never was hut was thtrhefiy a worker % fritfcs,fs; "a.
4als. md The iike-yst he usefulness the ute ~ i!,s.rtor it w
t,isit,ss Of sairine credit ht wltat he is not ne sHye ne
has attended ,Ao tiietic-l sthprls, and prattiteh tor fiheen
saafst - Hbs The ttiti, il, be never ttatttted niedlthte 2
tay in bs lie !. Sueh ,ritffa, trirAed iisterresettHttr,
iffk- llai. IL lie character and v%tratitg 81 tie tttatt. wian
mos, sine ptsts. he had ne ter fr-de those statf'ifhhts q MN
,ef or If me. When viii t1en learn 10 Sc honest and truth,
nj IN ai tlieif dealings ard i%rieteJirse with t'tfif ielloW
teu He applied to ans Htti Eiapr 10 assist fitfl N man.
i.actttins hs iitisintt. stating the large si'ns ne MHnld
maze, AS ~ indnctinett 10 tntbafk In the hyaliifss- rinse
,,sn have teen insulting and iittiting rtdsHi oil pnssible
h,rft,s. In Hrtiet 10 impress the rHtihc. WIN thr BELIEF ,fai
lie Oh DOCTORS satsattsf'ia was rot tie Hrfaft,ei o,ig,n"
SIR st,tNtt iUd. made froti the IN Ubtfblis b'tetnW hert-
RE. thiss r. Tpwhssh1 says he ts sila ne IRE p fy
ia,nes h4 III a week. | will give him stNn II he VIII rtts.
ii,eabite single solitary tfebi oi this, Ilis s'ate,gtnts o
fhdtn t,sbf. skillrian a 10, rte nothing but 4 'tssiie ~
~falseh6tpis. SIMPLY made u deceive the Inblie, and Keep
lie truth down III regard 10 his sa','i ing, fef',rnffrs tr'n**
puthrd. fhis is 10 tau.ibn the public g purchase ft9he Wy
tH tf. JACOB fewftseHi's. Satsa ttnfiNa, havifs dti i%,,hs
I'D 1lpctot's likeness his fnnthy Cohf ~ arms, anu ms
sgnatuttHttUss the frat ~ Arms.
jSfiIp JTIVy NCENM.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
TR u Il 81
80 .,

TRusTEES,
John Hagan. Joseph Walker, John s. Allison,
Peter Conrey, IT., Mannsel White,
WIN. +. Levericb. Robert J. Ward,
Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow.
Isaac johnson. Geo. StHawbridge.
Henry s.. Buckner,
PETER CosnnY. Jr,
President Board of Trustees.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph w. Stanton, John Stroud, Sen. M. M Cohen,
John l.. Lewis. John Calhoun. Preston w. Fnrsar,
VIM. NJ C:oodrich, Joshua Baldwin. Nm. III. White,
John l.. SafiaranH, Warrick Martin, John D. jein,
A. u. Crosasnnn, Mark Walton, WIN. G. Tomkins.
Cornelius Fellows, Joseph lallands, John y. Leefe
y Edw. Jenner Coke.
GF~ This Company is prepared to entertain appliea-
tons for life Insurance, and ISSUE Policies on all sound
and healthy White persons and Negroes, mt the
Table Of Rates established by the Beard, which sre
less than the rates charged by the New York and
London offices, and without their restrictions as to
residence in the South. BY the charter. dividends Of
profits are declared annually, and the profits draw
interest. and can be made available at once to the
extent oftwo-thirds oftheir amount, where the party
has paid his premiums in full.
JOHN HAGAN President;
PRESTON w. FaRRAR V. p.
All policy holders, whether for life or shorter terms
who continue the insurance till death, participate in
the whole of,he profits Of the company, without any
reservation, and without incurring any personal res
~ 'tf t"t VI V u
Creditors can insure the lives Of debtors. thus
securing n prompt settlement in case of death. A
married women cnn effect insurance on the life of
her husband, for the sole benefit and use Of herself
and children, free from the claims of creditors.
California Permits are issued TO Life insurance
members at New York and London rates. Prospec.
Jus table OF rates and all information as to Life insur-
Gance, and all papers necessary TO effect INSURANCE can
be had at the Office of the Company.
In order to Accommodate all classes Of our citizens,
young men and mechanics having families dependent
npon them, the Company will allow all persons insur.
ing for life, where the premium amounts to over $50
per anntm to pay one half in cash and one half in
satisfactory endorsed notes at IL months, bearing in.
terest at . per cent. per annurn.
y. b. The business of THIS Company is confined to
LIFE INSURANCE ONLY. BY a resolutions Of the
Board, no Fire, River or Marine Risks are taken.
Circulars, setting forth The advantages offered by
this company will be furnished gratnitionsly upon appii
cation to the undersigned, who has been appointed
agent for the Company.
WIN. s. PIKE, Agent.
june s, ly. F. M. HEREFORD, M. D.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
DIR. MARTINS
Compound syrup Of wild Cherry.

FT7Hls Compound is rtie of the best remedies ever
J. offered 10 The public In Coughs, whether aris-
Ing from cold VI whooting cough, or That dfeaaf,l
Conistitnptiot, Few remedies, in the short titre IL
has been before the public. have effected 60 fnatty
cures. The proprietofe ate every day receiving orders
for il at a distance. and IN this city. in which they
have been highly etatiiiea to learii its gthl effects
The Bishop pf The Protestant Episcopal Church Of
Maryland tthe Hight Rev: w. K. Whittiughatn, has
authorized us 10 say that he has used II III his own
PERSON with decided benefit. and uitt Medical friends
do not sctiple 10 recommend II as one Of the best re-
NEEDLES IN CONSUMPTION. Bronchitis, Asthma. BE,
which, tiey have ever mei with. The following IL
from n highly Respectable Physician on Rent Island,
Sl,oin we 'nade acquainted with The preparation "A.
KENT lsiAED. 1aie ". 1877 N4
Dt. ntartin-Iaat Sir SinceNNtny %fe,tr,i home. |
prescribed y0uf SYRUP or wild CHEKRT in
sset etal tases. tine IN particular, q Case Of Asttiita, .oi
long standing talp,ti ~ yehfs) u t%eiglibpr and patient
Of tniie. Her disease had ne yer beet, benefited by
any Medicine Witch ellie has taket, and FIR The Iast
year or tty, SHE has been confined entirely ~ the
house. do not k,ihy that she had n good nights
rest mr. n long time. but sinre size has tttinmenced
takinp ynttr Medicine land slia has only taksn une
but,le) she is enabled to go to bed and sleep well all
night. ] think the Medicine will make n perfect titte
Of her. and she is determined 10 give II n raif trial
Her husband. N. Hulefitk Eaiiekso sis n merchant
here, and says If YOU will send lin some Of it he vii
aet ~ ypiit agent,
Yours, SAMUEL HARPER. N. u.
Price 75 cents tmf bnttfe. Around each bottle thet
is a slurt treatise ut Diseases Of the Chest
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Baton Rouge Brewery.

TNHE undersigned has the honor to announce 4
l. to the citizens of the town and vicinity, "A
that he has established a Brewery ON the corner o
Of North Boulevard andSt. Joseph street, and that
he will from this date be able to furnish whole
sale or retail. HE and Table BEER warrant
ed pure and Of good quality. Also, Yeast and Feed.
june 8; ly. ALEX ST. MARTIN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
2n.at2
y 1000 Amount rail un Capital

FOO Amount pam ~, 'api'a't
The President appointed Nlnssrs. Lyle, Lohulell,
| aud lIrl,ett to examine The above repctt.
The committee appointed to examine The re-
rprt uf the .rfrastipt Of Tho Puyt'raa fund beg
leave to rr,fSt that they lave %rareit'llt e%sd''''n-
nl said rr,S~T,t and find il %cotieet, end move the
| ea,t,n le rpvpivpl and adopted.
Signed Ionv l. LrrpttL,
V lteptpr.
The President appointed Nessrs Hn'iert, Petit
and Landry. 81 %roiitn'itr 10 examine the ac-
counts ni The Parish Treasurer.
On motion. II was resolved that soid committee
rrlnlrt ~ this Jury OF The first Monday IN July
nest. 1850
DORM, was unanimously ,lt's.n Sargent at Arms
to, the ensuing wear. Cd
The inty tl,pi, ,,,rrpetlp,l tp the appointment
VI inspections " Roads and lntpes IN The different
war's 1T the parish, tui The current year, rs fol
lowe.
1et Ward. villenenve Tnlliat. 81 Ward. Ni1aj
70 Ilrrgn,nn. N. He,,,aul ln,Vunin. An. Ward.
ripttr la9aire. 9Th, ti,Riare Dnlfora, 9Th Warl.
Richard Wall. Eth Warl JAMES nrvnll. i. Sill
Ward. Il. llr,ussarl. 9th Ward, WIN u, Eckles,
l0th Ward. II S. Film @
BIZ II Rrsrirrt. That the 'lrTk notify them Of
their appointments
RrnSrra. That the boundaries uf the m rnn|
and leveu ward. le extended hack into the l0t,
ward. sr as 10 iurl'rle HE plantation and lands ~
The rear rir 10 and Including the plantation and
lands ~ II. s. Finn.
ito,d md frer committees ~ l95N-lst District
NIesars Nolan Stewart. ~ llitiart and uolrille
Landry. u District y. Il. Chinn. =. NJ. ID. Clark
and W. +. ~l,olplrll,
IAri uN;or r,rRnts ron la5n-lst ward v
Clement " Anp,lp Landry, Ard lDWville Landry,
Al 4 It,,z.,, nj, t,l,, A n,Vt nt1, nt,,. H..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
TTF FFTFFFF : 'TFTffFV Nv" !
g.. r.. Martin, NJ. ~.
uprEn IIusrtsa CnssH, Caroline O., NJ y

rrfEn HuNrINs CREEH, Caroline On, NJ u.
Oct N, 1g4fs
Dr.. Gepge r. fprfinAEir: Having been made
acquainted with the compositions Of your valuable
fill. by Yourself. stHne TIVE pr three years ago, ! In We
used them freely in my private practice with entire
success. and shall continue. 10 do ap as long ms I may
practice medicine aud ,ihw like grent pleasure IN
recommending snel, a Pill az yours 70 he public as a
safe and efficient p~itgRtise ii all eases where . ptit.
gatiFe Ia necessary. Yours with resperA
Iots r. Iuus. NJ II.
nv rrepsred and cold by MaRris z WHITLEY.
al their Wholesale Drug Stpta. baltimore And ly
the following Agent H. 7. WAbprLL, lIatm, Rouge.
june n,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

A LARGE variety of Cathol HgTFFH
II Books Also the Catholic AL kaxa
manac for 1850. and the American IaaazY
A lmanac of Useful knowledge for 1850, Just re-
ce ived and for sale by, GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
june 8 ly. opposite the Methodist Church
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

sbr. Martins Universal I'nrgafiye
Fills.

IN Offering those fWs to the Public. we knnw there
cannot he II batter, ot a rnote safe, sasy or agreeable
Fnreative. They speedily fetpnse NIL irritating tnat
tets retained In lie bdssels. or when the lailit,ral
alvine dist larees ate too tardy hf Insufficient for
health, Ivy their specific virtues they restore the f,int-
liuns to . healthy action, and the blood 10 It's natural
purity. Read Dr. Blooms tertiiirats,
e.. r.. Martin, M. ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
"sfgn efthe Rec Hive
O -
COIN 4 OPPENHEIM.

MOULD respectfully call the attention of the
w public to their largeand well selected stock of
Dry Goods and Clothing.
And have. Just received a fresh supply Of all
kinds Of Goods calculated for the season.
Persons in want of any Goods in the abov0
line. viii find it TO their advantage to call before
purchasing elsewhere, at the Cash store.
june s, ly. SIGN OF THE BEEHIVE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

EI''h oNGhs. Asthma, ablus, Group. bronchitis
/ Influenza, bleeding Of the Lungs, Difficulty OF
urea,hi,H. liver Affection. rein or Weakness Of the
Breast ~ side. First S,ases nf Consumption, Sc.
n1SS,Ar Ss.n,.1 rrSr.. @
T all the cures TIM, have vet been recnrled. there
nrr certainly ~"nratility of consumption. even in so,ne
If ia worst forms.
lrrrrHros @orNry. In. Feb. ". 1919
Me''f' Sanford i ~T"rk-t'ents, This Is to certify
that my wife. Nancy Dolnney. hns been IN h declin
ing state IF health for The last two yeara. Her iisense
hanlnd the skill or the bes, Medical aid could pro
curn-her physician pronounced her disease 'Cor.
sumption IN the last stage mud said that her terp-
very "as pasial human hopes, As n lasts resort.
with very little hrrp. | procured Wiatnr's Htisan af
Will Cherry. Ahnr Using u fetvlnttles. I found, 4,
my agreeable surprise. that her health was improving
rapidly. She is now so far .estrrptl M 10 he able 10
attend 10 her regular loupc hold duties. without suffer.
ing any Inconvenience. Her rand Improvement aud
present health warrant me in the belief that she will
sa"n lc entirely rest"tted.
State of Indiana.
!, James NJ. Humphreys. n lus.ier Of the Pence. IN
and for said county mud State. do certify TIM, the n.
hove named Rhodes Uohonev subscribed and made
,a'l' tothe foregoing certificate, eiore me. this 9Th
day Of February. ,SiA.
JAMES NJ. HUMPHREYS. , r.
To me Pbhar~t. Jacob Green. of the county nt
JENNINGS. and State Of Imlinna. do hereby certify
that IN the early part Of last season. | was taken with
n violent cough. attended with n pain In tho breast
aud sometimes fever. and that employed n sl,ilful
physician for some time. whn. said that he could give
me no relief I then commenced using Wisfar.s
Haisam oIWtld Cherry. and felt almost immediate
rel'et-aml after taking three bottles. find myself
in ar good health Ms ! have enjoyed for n number of
years. my restoration, under the blessing Of God,
attributed to the use Of the medicine above named.
JACOB GREEN.
SrArr or ~lNniANa, JENNINGS CouNrr.
], David Y, skinner. a Justice ofthe Peace In and
for satd country and State. do certify that the above
named Jacob Green subscribed and made oath to the
foregoing certificate, before me, this frs, day Of March
Isia.
We would advise those Of our readers who are
laboring under mn affection Of the lungs, TO make
immediate trial Of this truly excellent medicine.
The most intelligent and respectable families -four
city have adopted Il M a tavoritc medicine: and per.
SONS predisrosed to consumption, who have used il,
speak IN the highest terms OF its efficacy. =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
J. W. QUIGGINS,
Boot and Shoe Estahlishme Mt
Late ~ I0at2sUtlIe, HI,

Late n IoNaso1zIe, KY,
HAVING purchased the Shoemaking rsAy
IL Establishment heretofore owned byt
Tessrs. 4. Bradford & Co, respectfully g.
informs the public that he will continue the business
in all its branches, in the. Store formerly occupied by
G. c. Tuttle, on Lafayette Streets.
He viii always keep on banda variety Of ladies',
Misses and Gentlrnzelss Shoes Brogans. Bootss &c,
principally of his yueA Manufacture. Has work will
be warranted. @
The patronage ofthe pubic il respectfully solicited.
ilue 8, w..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

(WHICH Sums hre invested for the benefit Of
w the policy holders, in bonds and mortgages
on u~nincpmbered real estate valued at double the
amount loaned thereon. and in stocks OF the State
of the United States Government.
This Company being organized not for the benefit
ofstock holders and capitalists. but solely for fhs pro.
lection Of The policy holders and their families Hgainsi
want aud prpverty, iH in its operations a great Natipn.
nj benevolent institution. conducted upon the most
secure aud solid principles. and n~tfordipg. for a small
annual sum,p paid during life, n large and handsome
legacy to widows and children after death.
PARENTOFFItE-No. 3a,Camp street.
Between Camp and ~. Charles sts. ORLEANS.