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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-27

SEVEN WIvEs.--Sir Gervase Clifton, gentleman of
YORKSHIRE blessed with wives $50 the cpl
logue of his own writings says The first three who
madens he called honorable. The second three, who
widows he called worshipfu ; and the seventh who
servant maid born under his roof he calls be-
loved Each of these six agreed to the marriage of the
next before their death and at that awful period were
attended by their Sir Gervase had
children by his wife, of whose descendants now
enjoy thu family He lies buried at the head of his
wives,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-27

The STEAMER QUIcKsrEP. The Panama Star says !:
We hay much pleasure in referring our readers to the
letter In another column from our old friend Capt Ped
commander of the Quckstep By this letter it will
be that that vessel has, at first predicted
sued her legal voyage to her
Tested by any one except the wseacres of Panama.
unhurt even by them,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-27

To PERSONS RUPTURED.-The many perma-
nent and eectua made by Dr. Sherman deserv-
ing Of than passing notice. For particulars see
his advertisement on next page. 500
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-27

An ANCIENT ELM-There is an elm tree in tho town of
Sheffield Mass, which is said to be the finest in New
England Its circumference two feet above the ground
is nearly thirty feet The smallest diameter of the tree
between six and feet. The limbs reach nearly
the ground and space considerably than
hundred fdet in diameter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-27

~ rbSssday August All 81 Inc Vi W. Wbi Mi ROBERT
n FLEAiiNG ana Mas PENIIlJ A. LBcKETTss ss3t
q, uesday August ~ In Lousys KY
of Batc Rodss NJ daughter Of @ lsss Rich. chirns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-27

DESPERATE AFFAIR BETWEEN EDITORS AT NASHVILLE
The Memphis papers the dispatch en- by
telegraph from Nashville dated the Goth inst
Shooting affair came off n f.w minutes since between
Gen Z,ic fl r. editor of the Banner and Jacob Marnp
editor OF the Union They fred across the street Znl
lie fer was shot in the hand and Marng in the cheek
fh' were mtdatey taken into the Custom Office m
and physicians called It sought that Mariug ia NOR
tally wdunded The difficulty originated from an article
in the Union of this morning
SeconR Dispatch In the ARRAY this morning il appears
that Marling fired three times and ZollicofT only nnce
He was making at Marling with knife but seeing Mar
ling poYerles he dessted One Of Markings broke
the trigger of Zollcoer's pistol thus preventing his
shooting again Markings physician says the Of
ITSELF very dangerous but it is Impossible to tell
what might follow inflammation It will take some days
to determine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-27
iD|I,ied:sI

on wednesday, August u.s. garis Asumpps
EDWIN ROOD aged years. Of Janiea and Eizs
On Sysnng JAAIEs o. II months
u days, Of John and Agnsa F1anug'.n t'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-27

PsnyeRsoN Hisrony-We clip the following from the
Pennsylvania:
called up from the distance Of three miles Pierce's
brigade, which approached with zeal and rapidity'
[Scott'F Report.
Nowfor what General Scott did say
The enemy having several times reinforced his line
and thk action becoming more general than had
called up from the d tance Of three miles
first Msjor General Pillow with his mining brigade,
pierces) and next Rney's brigade Of Twggs division
leaving his other BRIGADE Smith 10 observation at San
Angel THOSE CORPS approached with zeal and rapidty,
but THE battle wis IN JUST as bgsuier General Fierce
res chad the ground as psls=-
Pillow with Pierce's brigade was first Called and next
Perct,s brigades; yet the battle just Pierce
reached the ground The truth suppressed in this in
stance, is very like falsshood perpetratsa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-27

bon. =. ]. Fuller has been nominated for re-
setioe e 2ossM ~ u dsmcea,s Of the sixth Dis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-27

~ For JusTICn or THE PEAcEs ~ sge
fsques.s announce BouidNy csudiats or
THEPEACE shs Fourth all The Vacancy ~
the death o. The Hon Thos Wl Election Sep Aaso
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-27

l@ The regular weekly packet steamer
FRANK LYON, Capt Stone, win leave pRfcE1oN DAY
and EVERY FRIDAY hsreae Shipper ros On ths L. ec
dnuing In the trnde during the ssaaon. n III
Auso SPIT sTnoTieR BROS. Agents. a. Poydisa street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-27

70 De RnoC or leave the Two mules. with
were offered HIM and he told leave or be shot He
replied that he Kentuckian and would rather die
an honorable death than He accordingly taken
out and seven rifle balls lodged in his breast-he
giving the signal to his executioners to FIRE.
An extensive robbery was committed the Rassette
House, in San Francisco the 18th ut by Young man
named Charles D. Fsrrs alias Charles r. Stewart The
money was stolen from Mr. Iaac j Word who has by
most indefatgabe and vigant exertons succeeded in
having the cuprt arrested He was arrested by Officer
Noses of the Mission Dolores who tracked him from
scr,pfion to Monterey. and there took him. When
upon his person He was about to purchase rncho in
the vicinity u Monterey 1t Is said he committed SINH
lar crime in Gaena III 10 which place he has resided the
THE SHp OxroRoThe Alta says that the cargo this
yesstiwr cked III Bod Baysas one of the most val
nabe and best selected carges that has been sent to
francisco and had 1t reached market in good
der anticipated by the owners IL would have sold
for $3.50 000 clear profit # 100000 Most Of the
cargo will be saved but the vessel will b. total loss
CoLERA IN SAN FRANcIsco The Herald says that three
four of Asiatic cholera have occurred in San
Francisco and cautions the citizens to be ON their guard
agai,st eating uDripe fruit.
4 A Cooley Or sR ATloN We informed yesterday
says the Sacramento Journal that nti. man passed
through this city Mnndy last route for the hern
mines in search Of mining localities where he put to
work thousand Cinnamon whom he has hired at four
dollars per month The miners of shasta Trinity siski-
you and Klamath will hardly allow such colony of Chi
ramen to settle upon their mineral lands.
Rich LEAp-Mr, A, O. Deerep. just down from Big
Oak FIAT informs US that Capt Amyx and NJ
roe creek mile from Big Oak Flat II was paying at
tho rate Of $50 per day to the and promised TO hold
out for some time The gold is COARSE and there is a
quartz vein near where 1t Is found.
Krlrp IN BlAsTisc.--The Calayeras Chronicle an
nounces the death Of Mr. VIM Taylor Of the Rough and
premature explosion Of charge which he was talnping
Gown He leaves wife and several children 10 Batavia.
y y where he formerly resided The companions Of
to his bereaved family.
Ia.lsS ss s "A Columbia Tuoumne county,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-01
GROCERIES,.
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
CORNER IF Church and Pesiteatie,y strsefs.

Corner of Church and Pe,tite,,tierp streets.
TOML1NSDN'S OLD STAND.
n W. MUSSELMAK, is in recent Of. and
is continually receiving d large and well
assorted stock Of groceries aIld provisions, CONSISTING
of the following articles
TOO barrels Flour, IS barrels sIess PORK
70 Barrels Mess Beef, 10 baffels1eaf Lard,
81 kegs leaf Lard. so eatks Rio Coffee.
10 Hoaheatis Sugar.
s5 barrels of Syrup and Molasses, 10 Tierees Rice;
SO boxes star cHhdles; 100 boxes comp: 25 kegs
tsosheil and Western Bitter 90 boxes Of Toi,scro
Rum. american and Holland Gin.
wines.
Claret, Maiieria. urt and Miiscat Wines,
preserves.
Cherries, Ice.Melloi,. Gooselefry. Raspberry md
Plufn preserves, Grafes. Guffants. aiid Strawberries
SsEaaiFs.
Brown, White, Crushed and Powdered
YEAS.
Imperial, Gunpow.lef, Young Tyson and Black
Dan1rp FRtrrs. - C~ntrants, I,aisins. apples
Peaches, Figs, Preserves. Dr..
Fish.
rs barrels No. !, 9, md ] maekerrl, saluon. sliad
.sartliileR. behring's, aud %ettiflsli.
Oils.
10 barrell lard oil winter straitled. d do Whale
Oil; 9 do litseed oil; Is haskets sweet oil. :
stagg d slfay's best sugar cured Hams, Cl,ilds
and NiiIters, do d..
STACY IL Sliay's sugar cured Beef Mess beet,
In sfiiall or large quantities. Bulk pnft. hog round.
StHDdrieH.
Pickles, %ketchup. olives, vernieelli. m%acorDni
lemon syrup, beaiis. peas, efanterries. mace. pepper
spice. cloves, eitflanati, n1tmegs. snlsoda carbonate
soda, yeaat powders. porter in whole and lnlf bottles,
Indigo, starch, shot, lead, powder. tegnfs. alinori1o
Peeails, ~Phiil,erts, English Walntits, r%Eetliuts, 1op.
md Willow ware, castings Of all sizes.
Boots and shoes Of all descriptions and sizes.
Cfothery, glass, hard and Tin ware.
b4 Boxes fresh garden seeds. De.
stationary.
Pens, blue and black ink. in large and email
BOTTLES, copy books, Nos. /. 2. 8. and 4 readers,
books. and writing and letter paper, fine
ivory. tuck. reddi,g and tortoise shell side combs,
pins needles. tllread, silk skeinand spool.
Cologne. hair oil, cream de lerse Mr.. sweet bills,
and half bottles Newark cider hi bottles
ldile strings - genuine I" Limerick hooks. all
sizes and lines TO match; matches all kinds smoking
.lbaeeo and pipes to suit, also a good assortment Of
dry goods.
Call befofe purchasing elsewhere, as | will give
you az much for your money as any ether store In
own, aud q good article at thai--nofe excepted.
IS have been engaged in tile business many years.
enables me to purchase at the lowest
prices, and not to be liable to los es ON terisliable
articles and to sell low for cash or approved paper.
JIM 10 I'll. j. w M.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-01
me Great SuHnmer Medieine

nR. GUYSOTTS Improved extract of YE.L.
~ Low DOCK and SARsAPA RILLA. fol
the cile of all disorders generated BY impure blood
It's great success isstly entities II to The name Of III,
Great .Aa,ettan Specific.
SO far ~ 1t Is known IL is universally appreciated
and many eminent physicians use it daily in tleii
practice with the most happy effects. and certify that
Il Ia the best extract in existence and the only on
that stands The Test of time, Every year nJds TO III
great popularity. aud maltipliesit its astonishing cures
The victim Of Hereditary Serojaia with suppl rating
giants. lIoney comled flesh, and eories eating intr
his bones, finds Gnysult's Yellow Dock and Sarsa.
garilla a baim for his Affections. His horrible Tor.
lnetits are mssuaged, and his maiaay not only reliey.
ed. but permanently cure Z #fe58
II may be safely asserted from the results Or pas,
experience, that DIR. Gnysutt's Extract of Yellow
Dock aud Sarsaparilla. Ii bevoad nh enmnatisnn
tlle mosi wonderful remedy on earth for the follow.
ing discasees aud all others proceeding from yitiatrd
blood. Scrofnla or Kings Evil, Rlieumatism. Ub.
stinate Cutaneots Errptiona, Pinples or Ps,stules o.,
the face. Blotcles, Boiis, Scall IIead, Enlargement
and Pain ~ the Bones and ycints, Stubborn Uleers.
Sypbtliiic Lumbago. and diseases d. isinu from Al
iniudicians use Of Mercury, cites or Drnpsey. Tx.
posarss, lmprndence in life. Liver Complaint, Az ne
and Fever, mtcfmit,ing Fever, Cholera Morb,s
Hyseniery, Diarrhom. Plethora, Flood Ia the Head.
Files. Pain IN the Back. Sides. Breast, and all tle
forms ot Muscular. Glanda'ar. and skin diseases. Ii
Is d sovereign specific for general debility, ard the
hes. ~reaovater oI a broken constitution. Il braces
and re'invigofa'es every prgaII, promotes activity
and regularity In every function. itnd produces TINT
e%ond,ncn Of the whole physical system. which is the
best security for long life.
Let all who wish 70 purge tlir blood from the I'M.
l,nftttes contracted from The free indulgence Of tie
appetite during the winter, and To prepare the system
g resist summer el.tdelaics, resort now 10 Gugsptt.s
Extract Of yellow Dick and Sasanariiia, wlichis
proving Itself an antidote Cor many of the mosi mr..
l!srah, Diseases hat flesh j. heir 10. and they will
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-01
SIIERIFFS SALE.
State Of L0uisiana--E'arish or East
Baton Rouge,

Francis Phillips vs.. Cathafine Tlialnian anil
Husband. No, gy7. Sixth Judicial District
Court.
Qf VIRTUE Of u writ Of seizure and sale is
ID sued III the above entitled and numbered
suit and TO me directed from the Hon. Sixth Jh-
dieial District Court, in and for the Parish and
State aforesaid, ! have seized and will expose ut
dtblis sale at the Court House door. in the town
OF Baton Rouge, on Saturday the 1st day Of May
next, 1869, Of Ia o'clock NJ, ali the right, title,
interest and claim Of the defendants In or to the
fallewing described fnoftgaged property, to wit
a certain lot or parcel Of ground situated III that
l,art Of the town Of Baton Rouge laid out by the
late Anthony Grsss, measuring thirty feet front
On Lafayette street, by one hundred and twenty
feet III depth french measure. being the South
half tflot No. one Of square No. tynp according
10 The Plan thereof. together with all and singu-
lar the buildings and improvements thereon. be-
ing The sanne property n1ortgaged BY Catherine
Theilnian Of said Parish defendant in the above
entitled suit, wife Of Frederick Theiltnan in ia
vor Of said plaintiff on The 10th day Of January
t1s5e1 by act passed before Samuel skoiiield
Recorder IN ard for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge Seized to pay and satisfy Judgement iu-
terests and costs in the above entitled and NUM-
befed ealise.A--Ieiins Of sale cash, with the benz
etil Of appfaisetuent. III. v. BABIN, Sheriff.
March 27 1852 Gt,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-01
Etatde la Observation-Disclosures dist
baton Rouge,

Francis Phillips VS.. Catherine Thielnisn ct son
mari. No. gy7.-Coar tn Sixieme District Ju.
diciaire.
LIN VER1U dun o, Dire de saisie ct yente lance
- dams Fafaire ci4dessiis intitule ct iumerete,
Of a moi a,lfesse, par Honorable Cour du sixieffe
District Judiciaife, dams eft pour la Paroisse d Est
Baton Rouge, ct Etat sllsdit, J'ai soisie 1t J'ex-
posefai Ell yente ptblique a la porte de la mlaison
de Cour dams Ia Vile de Baton Rouge, Sauiedi lie
1frne jour de Mai, proclaim, 1869, d midi, tous
les droit. title, ihtefet ct pfetension DIES delerlderrs
dams on a la p~rorriete hypotheque cl-apfes de.
critic, savoif; I'm certain lot gu moroccan de terre,
situe dams eette part de la vile de Baton Honge
arpefte par lie fet Anthony Grass, f"nesufant
trente pieds de face sur la rue Lafayette, par cent
yihgt pieds lie pfofonfehr mesure FRANCHISE, etsnt
la Motto sud, du terrein No. / de lilet No. q, se-
lon lie plan, ensemble ayee tontes ct ~singulier les
batisses ct afneliorations qui sly t%rouvent, etant
g meme propriste hyrothequ par Catharine
Thielman de ia dit Paroisse, defenderesse dams
paffaire ~ei-tlessiis intitule. spouse de Frederick
Tbielnan, en- faveuf du dit deuia ndeur, lie 16efne
jour de J%anvier, 1852, par acte passe pafderant
satnl Sheffield, Recorder, dams Ell pettr la Pafoisse
tPEst Baton Rouge-saisis pour payer ct satis-
faire lie iugement. intefet ct ffais, dams ~l'affaire
ci.desstis intitule ct ntimerote, Conditions de la
vente, compliant, avec lie beheiee liberalization.
" mars Of III. VI BABIN. Shirt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-01
vente Raiasse.
ETAT DE LA LOUisIANE-Paroisse
DIST Baton Rouge,

JANE E. BURNETT, Epouse, as. LEvI @.
sSHoLAR, Mari. No. g31
I'm VERTU dun ordre de Fl. ia. lance dams
II l~'afTaire ~ci-lessuss intitnI6 1T numerote, ct b
moi adrcsse. par Honorable Cour du Sixieme
District Judiciaire, dams ct pour Ia Paroisse ct
Etat si,sdit, J'exposerai en- vente ~publiqtie Same
III lie premier jour de Mai, proclaim. 1852, i Ia
porte he ID maison de cour, dams la vile dc Ba-
ton Rouge, d midi, tous les droits, titfes, int6rats
ct pfetensions dn defendetr dams ct b Ia ~propriete
ci-apres decrite, savoir: Tn certain MORGAN de
terre aitliG dams cette Paroisse (fst Baton Rougel
sur lequel reside le defendeur, b environ seize
miles de Ia vile de Baton Rouge, conteraft cent
quatre-yingt-arinze acres plus on rnoinss borne
CONNIE suit, b lEst par tefres de Phillip Gafig b
Fouest par terJes dill Docteur RoIper, au dord par
teIres ~varante, ct sud dams iang'e de Garig ct
Docteur Komer, faisant encoignure sur m copat
sur la ligne de Nephler. IL mofceau ID terre
susdit etant Ia meme que ID dit 1elenaenr d ache
Ter de- William IItntstock Il 25errle jour de- Few
rier, 1850. salivapt ul acte gaastr par deyant
Samuel SkoIfeld, Recorder, Ell AUST Ia nGgresse
nomIiiie Lucy age denviron "a ans. Conditions
de Ia vente--a ui credit lie douze Hiois, dt Jour
de ID rente, Pacqaerctr degra fonrnit son billet
ayec bon securite personnel, ~roriant iatdret 4
raisof de ciilq ffalle cent dn Jour de la vente, Ell
hypotieaue rstcnn sur Ia prophetic vcndu jasdiuu'
au paIiemenf iiaai du dit billet.
ca TO avriI4f II. Y.BABIy, ShSyl.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-01
Succession Sale.

Stute If L0ntsiaaa-Portsh Of East
Baton Roatge.
In matter of the succession, Of HAmprea w.
SWEENEY. deeeaaed.-NU. 25G. --pr1bate4--sixil
Judicial District Court.
d. virtue Of 4 commission issued and to me
II difecte from the honorable Sixth Judicial
District GJtiri, IN and for tie Parish u ftlst Baton
Iitaise, State Of Lnuisisna, | will espose at tif1biie
Aale at tile Court Hotise door in tie riss IL Baton
Rouge on Thursday. tie 20fh day Of May next 1867
at III o'clock A. Nj, the hereinafter described proper.
W. belonging to the succession of w. Sweefey
deceased. 81 a@ts1
A tract Of land. situated in this parish. about
Twelve miles above the town If Baton Rouge, on
the Mississippi river. containing three hundred and
twenty neres more Or less, t~ogetfpr with all the i'm
proseinenfs ~tbsrsof. being ths same tract Of land
Wherein the deceased resided. boundaries and des-
cripiiori Of which will be given on The premises on
the day NJ sale /; also. negro man. jim hsgro
woman. Delpha. and her etitd. Masou.
On the following terms and condition to wit. one
fourth cash, ard the balance on A credit Of one, two
and three yeafs from The day Of sale. Purchasers 10
give notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing riFfft Err
cent. inter- after maturity until pati, and special
tnurignge trtained On the Property sold til faal pay
f1ent VI said holes. III. Vi. BARN.
aprl7fll, 1889. IT Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-01
TCnse dc suceess.on.

Ekat 1e III L10iSi1ne-p Ly0tsSe dER
Batoa RoNge.
Dams Ia matier1e de la Succession De HAMpToT
w. SWEENEY, d6eeJe-4No. 23e.-APteuyes.A
Go1r die sixiame Distsict Juaiciaire.
ENFERTU d'ufe commission lance ct a moi
- airesse par Phonorable Cour du sixienie
District Judiciaire. dam. ct pour ID Paroisse FIST
Baton Rouge, Etat de la Louisiana, Jexposerai
en- vente ~publique chez Ia port ds fnaison de cour4
dams lie vile de Baton Hoiige Vendtede 10 GONE
jour de Mai proclaim 1861 1t heures dn la nIs-
tin, les propritt6s ci-apres decrites, apparte1ant
Succession de Fl w. Sweeney, d6ced6
Uu moroccan dc ferfe situ6 dams defte Paroissea
environ dottze miles I'll. dessua Dc Ia vile dc 5a-
ton Rouge, sur Ia tieuge Mississippi, contenaut
trois cent vingt acres. plus on nloias, avac toufe
les authorizations Ia dessiis, eiant la meme terre
Oh deineltfait Ia defipt, les bornes ct description
de la quelle sera dome sur es lieux lie jour dc la
vente aussi, in Negro nomrne Jim, ct lne me-
gresse noiante Delplia ct sen enfant Mason.
Suy ids teranes ct Conditions sniua,it, fupotrt I'm
quart compliant ct Ia balance h un credit dan
deux ct tfois ans, du jour la vente, les acquefeur
fourniront lenrs bilIets. endorses satisiaisaftte, por-
tant inttiet h raison de hut pour cent apres ma
turtle jnsqn'au Placement, ct hypotheqte SPECIAL
fetenu sur ID p~ropri6ss vendu ~jusqu'au paielaent
final des dit billets. III. VI BABIN, sheiv.
&c n apI5f 1862. ss54sa ss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-01
MRS blANcHApn

4U assalsso g dispose Of iler present stock, OF
Nv Millinery ard FAncv Gonps b. The 2ath
n August. VIII from this tisae, until then oasr the
the actual cost
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
Y saas, bIeat bargains are 10 be had, very yaafs.
1en ribbons, fcr ~ 70 80 eelass pei yard TigHif1
Dei!s al ~ and 81 CENTS. q large qhantryAA
81 s'Tess patterns for 81 per dfess. Son 4 bonnets
tor ~ good straw DcSfnets Trimmed for
u ~ paxasols W to S4,5D. JULY 11-Y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-01
A, WONTAN,

l1 he has been engaged In purchasing a large
assortment of Groceries; would fhfofm bis friends
and the public generally, that he has on band as
large a stock of GROCE RIES and PROTISION
as can be found in the city, comprising the follow
ing articles
90 barrels Flour 80 barrels r~atatoss, 90 barrels
Apples; so sacks Salt 10 sacks Coffee is cases
Tea 10 bhds. Sugar. A large quantity Of Mack
erel Herring Goldfish and Sardines Western and
Goshen Butter Western, Grt,ers and Cliesire
Cheese Crushed, powdered, double refined, and
Loaf Sugar Sugtr cured Hams. Sugar cured
Dried Beef; Boston, Soda, Water and Butter
Crackers; Pilot Bread and Sugar Biscuit Rice
Peas Beans. Ham, Sides Shoulders Beef
Tongues Lard Meal; Candles Soap. CASTLE !,
Shaving and New York White Wine vinppar,
sperm, Lard and Olive Oil; Molasses and Lime
Juice Olives Pickles Of all kinds, il Jars or all
sizes, Tomato and Walnut Ketchup Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco Cigars and Cigarettes,
Matches Mustard Starch saleratus and Tin.
nsniof Allstice Pepper Seed and ground Che.
c%uiate. Nutmeg Vefnieelle and Maccarotti, Gin
ger; Candies Oranges Cloves; Lemffrorls Ba-
nananas Raisins; Figs Pecan Almonds Pre-
erves and Guava Jelly. Shoe brushes; Tin
Wooden, Stone, and Willow Ware Broonns
Line Ropes Hoops, Backing; Wrapping Paper;
johns Of all sizes Oakum; Tar; Rosin.
Wines. &C..
Port Wine In DeHli Johns and bottles. White
Wine by the box. Pipe or bottle Cleret by the
box or bottle Anhisette by the box or bottle;
Madeira wine Of the best quality Muscat de
Frantignan Cordial Champaign; Cider; Haul
Barsac; Haul Sat4etne Annisette by basket
Brandy Cognac; French and New York Rum
Jamaica and New England Gin Holland and
New Yord Whiskey, Rye and Reetified. ap 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-01
No ~, Camp street. New Orleans.
tTtfT rs NT 4 - rs - - gt94 ~.
DR.. A. WOOD.

HAVING located permanently in Baton Rouge,
III tenders his services to lire citizens and va
cinity in The practice Of Medicine, Surgery and
Obstetrics. After having much experience in
the principal Surgical and Fever Hospitals North,
and also, the advantage Of several Years country
practice he feels confident, he can give salts
faction 10 all who may favor him with a call.
ri His Office. is at the residence Of Mrs. Hnbbs'
OH Church Street, aaa opposite H T. Hiaidirs
Drug Store, where he may be found at all hours
during the tIaY and night. feb Is 3ni.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-01
MIDWIFE, r &C

As Me. BDRDEs graduate Of The We, lea,
lf1 Faculty Of Toulouse, France. regularly
licensed as a Midwife, and has obtained sest roc
prizes after due examination. offers her service
tothe citizens Of Batter Rouge. She can be found
at all times either at Mr.. A. Theriot OF Mr.. Poa.
jol's.
She hopes that by ~assiduiiy TO BUSINESS, Ell
from her practical experience, 10 merit a share o
public patronage. dee27tt.