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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04

ENCOUNTERS WITH TIeERs-The fol.
lowing account OF two extraordinary in.
stances OF presence of mind are related in
the Singapore journal of Commerce" As
having lately occurred In the Dessa Trick
residency. kembag division of Bodjone.
goro.
A Javanese Singodirono was awoke in
the night OF the Sth of July. al about 8
O'Clock. by a disqnieting noise in the buf.
falo stable. Thinking that evil doors
We're about stealing and taking off his be.
loved bu~tfaloes, he armed with his lance.
FASTENED to their relief. By the light of
the moon, however, he saw with fright
a large tiger in the stable, and ready to
spring upon him. But keeping his pres
eYce OF mind, he pointed his lance and
awaited the attack of the tiger, which he
received on its point. and with such GOOD
success that the tiger. badly wounded. fed.
hu, dropped dead after running about enc
hundred yards. In the afternoon of the
llth Of July following, the J~avanese,s
ikromo) sou was out cutting bamboos
when he suddenly saw a large tiger ma.
king towards him. Armed only with =
cutting knife (paring,l J be stood and waited
the tigers spring. which he avoided clev
er'y by jumping aside. and at the same
time lnfiicting a severe blow on the ami
mails head, which made him reel, and then
sesziny him by the tail. repeated the blows
antli he succeeded in finally dispatchinn
him.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
TIE ONLY TRUE PORTRAIT or WASH.
TON
JUST PUBLISHED.
T.B WELSHS MAGNIFICENT
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON.
,ngraveu ny permission from Stuarf's only orig.
ital portrait. In the Albebebn, Boston.

Engra we'd by permission from Stuarf's only orig
mai portrait, In the Albeneum, Boston.
IN = superb picture, Engraved under the Hupefin
iendents Of THOMAS SULLY, ESQ, the en,inen
aud highly gihsd Artist, IL the only correct Likeness
OF washington ever published. II has been cha rar
ter'aed az the greatest work of nrt ever produced It
this country. As 10 its fidelity, we refer to The let
iets OF the adopted son OF Washington. q GEORGE
WASHINGTON PARK CURTIS, who says, II
isa faithful representation Of The celebrated origin
nl,' aud to CHIEF JUSTICE fancy Of the sn
prerhe. Court Of the United States, who says. "a,
u WORK OF hrt is excellence and beatiy must strik.
every one who sees II and II is no less happy IN III
likeness to The Father Of his country. II was m,
good fortune 70 have seen him In the DAYS Of m,
boyhuod, and his whole appearance IL vet s,ronpl,
Impressed on my memory. The portrait Won hay,
issued appears to me 10 be an eEtract likeness, rep
r%esentitg perfectly the expression NJ well az tie
firm AM features Of bis face" And says 81 Ma.
" CASS, II Md Me.lke REPRESENTATION Of N,
great original. PRESIDENT FILLMORE says
HE work appears TO me to have been admirably
executed and ~epatnent'y worthy of The patronage Oh
the public Says MAncHAnT the eminent portrait
painter, and the pupil Of Stuart, ''yonr print to my
mind y more remarkable than any other | have
teen. for presenting the whole individuality Of the
original porfrntt. together with the noble and diani.
fed repose ofaif and manner, which all who evei
anw hin considered n marked characteristic of the
i%lltistflons man IL CONNIE morales"
For the great merits Of This picture ue ,oopld refe,
spsfg tDpcr Of Wnsh,ngfon 10 hr poyfro;f thrift In b,
seen all The office Of his paper and 10 the letters Of
TIC yfohcw'ng Artists, Statesmen. Jurists and Sehol.
ar. e,hempony,,.
AnTrsrs N,schnnt mud r,lio,, n New yo,L
Nenrl.. Ro,brrmel' and Inmhdi, n pL;i,d.inlin,
Chester HARDING. Of Ho.,o, tg,s rlss Er,sr, ~
Cl,arlestown' s'e. and ~ ,bs aan,,. a'" w. y :,
Wn.hinoi, ~ Han Gao 70 /, ~ n,s auof. h. N ~,
artist - srArrswrsSu m. E,.., 49, '.;ipa"d r;ii
more. Mnior tam Ninfsid sna,, H., nansu. ~
D,il,a H., IT,, 70 III. III. ,o' euvRo ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
pAm the New YORK Day Book.
The Crystal Palace.

The association Tor the exhibition OF tia
i%mlueiry OF oil n%aliolia, ia this city, we ,n
derstnnd. are bosily engaged IN ph-l'tns
forward their plane. A circular, whicl
viii he found IN our columns to-day, states
TINT the building liaa already been iairll
.~o,n,n.need, tho cartiugr contracted tpf
aud To be delivered before the 10Th OF DE
rembnr. 40 that il is positively certain tfiai
The Exhibition will be opened Oh the ~
day Of May 1853. The building ia TO he
constructed, except the noot, entirely o'
ism aud glass, and when completed will,
III itself. he one of the greatest curlosttter
~ tho country. The ground plan Of the
lmiidiny far,nA M octagut, aud will be
rurmonutsd by Il Greek cross, with II dotie
over the intersections. The ex RENE length
and breadth Of the building are eaeii 800
feet. Height Of dome TO top Of lantern.
iig feet. Entire space on ground ilnor,
$1,000 sqna,e leet Galleries $4,000
square feet. Whole area, f73. 900 square
feet, or four ncrcs. The dome Il support
cd by twenty.fout columns, which go up
above the second story toa height Of sixty.
Two feet above the hoor, aud support a
60 animation Of wrought iron arches aud
girders, OH whict, rests n cast iron bed
plate, SO constructed as TO receive the
tnlrty-two ribs of The dome The light is
communicated to the dome through the
lantern, ma we'll IA from the sides. on
which thirty.two escutcheous, IN colored
glass, representing the arms OF the United
States, and the several States, or the EN-
blcms of the different nations, from a part
Of the decoration. The quantity Of iron to
he used for the building will amount 10
about 1850 tons. The roof will cover All
area of Id, 900 square feet. The glass
for the building will amount to $4,000
square I Ell, IN 9.027 panes, l6 by 81 or
80 inches.
The aspect Of the building win he Ell.
tireiy different from that of the London
Crystal Palace. The object Of the archi.
,ects has been to secure the greatest pos.
able interior area, perfect safety OF oon-
siruct,on, a pleasant admission Of light,
aud a variety Of striking views Of the in.
terror.
The object Of the association is exhibi.
ton alone, aud they will not in any way
,ntcrtere with the fiual DISPOSITION Of the
articles displayed. II will doubtless he the
most splendid collection Of manufactures,
natural products, curiosities, &c. that has
ever been witnessed IN the United States.
As the American people are peculiarly
loud Of exhibiting their Productions, we
have no doubt they viii promptly avail
themselves of the opportunity now afford.
ed them.--They made rather a slim show,
take it all around. at the Worlds Fair IN
London, and did not, with some exceptions
impress foreign nations very much with
on greatness. Now is the time,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
MECHANICS, MANUFACTURE.
W. Frs Ann INVENTORS -Tb. a;ghtb

MECHANICS, MANUFACTURE.
1vA FRS AND tNvENToRs.-The eighth
volume of the SCIENTIFIC AMERI-
CAN" commences on the 18th of September.
II is principally devoted to the diffusion Of useful
practical knowledge, and is eminently calculated
to advance the great interests Of industry-me-
%chanical, manufacturing, and agricultural - the
genius and master.spirit of the nation.
1t is unrivaled as q journal Of the Arts and
Sciences, and maintains a high character at home
and abroad.
The Publishers pledge themselves that the flu
tare volumes shall at least equal, il not surpass
their predecessors. Among the subjects chiefly
brought forward and discussed in its columns, are,
civil engineering. architecture, railroads. bridges,
agricultural implements, manufactures Of metals,
fbroas and textile substances, machinery for the
purpose, chemical processes distilling, ~coloring,
etc. Steam and gas engines. boilers and furnaces,
mathematical, philosophical and optical instru-
ments, cars, carriages, water-wheels, wind and
grinding mills powers, planning machines, tools
for lumber, brick machines, farming, fire arms,
electricity, telo5raphs, surgical instrumets, etc.
besides claims of oil the patents. reviews, notices
of new inventions, American aud foreign. The
work is in form for binding, contains several hun
bred eng,avings, over four hundred pages OF
printed matter, and a copious index. Nearly all
the valuable patents which isue weekly from
the patent Office are illustrated with engravings
in its columns, thus making the paper a perfect
mechanical encyclopedia for future as well as
present reference.
Valuable premiums are offered for the largest
list Of subscribers to this volumn. It'll published
weekly by MUM 4 CO., at their Patent Agen-
cy Office, I2S Fulton street, New York.
copy, one year, - 90; ! copy, six
months, ST. 90.
.A.cays in .ddrano-5 copies for six months,
81 90 10 copies for six months, IS 90: 10 comics
for twelve months, SIS 20; Is copies for twelve
months, S22 90; 90 copies for twelve months,
S2S 90.
lT Southern and Western money and Post.
office stamps taken for subscription Letters
should be postpaid. aug2l-3t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04

ORIGINAL REVOLUTIONARY INctpENr.-
The New Haven Courier gives the follow.
ing account at the siege of Yorktown, in
1881, which has ever before been in
print, and illustrates the difference between
theory and practice
With Hamilton, Kuox and others, there
were present, behind a redoubt of hogs.
heads aud pipes of sand, about 400 Amer.
lean troops. A general order had been
given, that when a shell was seen, they
might cry out a sheti-but not to cry a
shot, when a shot was seen. The reason
ct this distinction was that a shell might
be avoided. but to cry a shot would only
make confusion aud do no cool. This
order was just then being discussed, Col,
Hamilton re,narking that il seemed un.
soldier.like to halloo n shell, while Knox
eontended the contrary, and that the order
was wisely given by Gen. Washington,
who cared for the life of the men.
The argument thus stated was progress.
ing with a slight degree of warmth, when
suddenly spat spat. two shells fell aud
struck within the redoubt. instantly the
cry broke out OH all sides, "a she'll /. a
shell )" and such a scrambling aud Jump
ing 10 reach the blinds and get behind
them for defence. Kox and Hamilton
were united in action, however, differing
IN words. for both got behind the blinds ;
and Hamilton, to be yet more secure, held
on behind Knox, (Knox being a very
large maj aud Hamilton a small man.
unpon this. Knox struggled to throw
Hamilton off, and in the effort himself
Knox rolled Hamilton off towards the
shells. Hamilton, however, scrambled
back again behind the blinds. All this
was done rapidly, for in two minutes the
shells bust, and threw their deadly mis-.
siles in all directions. 1t was now safe
and soldier like to stand out. "Now,"
said Knox, mo what do you think, Mr..
Hamilton, about crying .shell'-but let
me tell you no, to make a breastwork of
me again" DR.. Monson added, that on
looking around. and finding not a man
hurt out Of the more than 400, Knox ex.
claimed, 1T is a miracle
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
Men. Women, Children & AlI,

MILL please remember-fro this cur pron,In-
w cianento. That on the 10Th Of the coming
month November-we will be found on hand Al
onr old stand, with a complete supply Of retail gro
ceries, which win be our constant ~entIeaycr to have
of The very best and at prices to suit the mp,at fas.
tidious. One thing we want distinctly understood
and that is, ANYTHING sold by me, and not proving
perfectly satisfactory, can always be returned.
JOSHUA BEAL.
nz~ N. b.. / shall not only be prepared for The 5
cent customers, but for my usual package sales.
To the latter ] sol icit their immediate call, a. | have
a fair stock on hand. Nov. 6.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
ONE HUNDRED NOOK FOR
THREE DOLLARS!
a Rigorous Lift or a Py0nafnrs DsafI -- avn
Man and aNs, nothfnx ehieh reat.' 10 Man I.
r,sn % my JtnngsI

A Vigo0s4s LVf or a Pyso1afnrs DsafhI -~ am
Man and Inn rofhfng 9hieh ,tfatss 10 Man 4.
rsgn 10 my fthtngsi
DEAD, YOUTH AND MANHOOD,
Kinkoin on Snf. Pressreationi Only as CsrlI
This book II filed with u,etsl information on the in.
frmaiies and dissases If the generaliye orgrns. II
addresses i'self alike 10 Youth manhood and old age
and should be read by all. The valuable adyice aud
impressive warning 1t gives. will pre- vent years Of
misery and suffer M. and snve annually thouss nds
of fives. A remittance Of ~ cents enclosed in q
letter. sddrssssd to Dr.. KiHk,lin. Philadelphia. Pa,
will insure a byok unde, envelope per- return Of mail.
B"oksellers and others willing to sell the within
named book. can be supplied with IL 81 tho low price
Of three dollars per hundred. The retail price Of the
book IL twenty-five cents per cory. In disposing Of
one hundred therefore, you will realize n profit Of
twenty-five dollars.
Ar enclosure Or three dollars in a letter, directed
to Dr. Kiakelin. Ph,lndelp bia, will sscurs one hun.
ired ropirs. For one dollar. csc dozen copies will
be .snt BY mail. free u postage, TO any part Of The
United States.
II il a work emipenily required as a msnns Of re-.
forming The vices Of the age In which NE live.
DR.. r., twenty years resident physieihn, corner Of
Third and Union streets. between Spruce and Pins.
Philadelphia. Pa, may he conpnlted confdrntinlly.
Packages Of medicine forwarded by Mail or Er.
wcss to any part Of the United States. Psiiruls
describing tltoif symptoms, can BE- cured Mt heras.
~nug2S.1v "A. X. KINKELIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
"Fast Line"
FRESH ARRIVALN

RY late arrivals | have received the follow.
II ing articles:
100 reams wrapping paper,
200 S,ags & Shay and other S. C. hams.
10 coxes Mac & Mac tobacco,
400 bags sh relied corn,
IS barrels st. Louis -four,
so do Ind. and Ohio, do,
Q Casks bacon sides,
2 Hogsheads prime sugar,
IS Dozen fancy and extra broorps,
is Boxes prime w. r. Cheese.
30 Barrels cement and plaster,
IS Boxes soap and candles,
rs Barrels fine Whiskey.
In addition to which I have all other articles
comprising a regular Produce and Feed Stock.
JOSHUA BELL,
june 1877. Nearly opposite Post Office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04

II Z late arrivals | have on hard the Oilovin,
ID articles, From 81. Loris.
% barrels super fine Flour
~ DO extra do
l0s bags shot No / TO 9,
500 bars lead,
From CINCINNATI
g boxes cheice family soap,
20 dozen brooms,
- kcgs prime butter
Is boxes candles 81.
l2O rrams wrapping paper.
1900 ezra 81. C. hams,
30 kegs choice lard,
so barrels whiskcy.
20 dol do.
From Petersburg ".
20 boxes . lump tobacco.
From Neg York. NJ
50 barrels hydralic cement,
Is do plaster paris.
From Ney Orlsans.
Sd kegs cut nails.
s hogsheads choice sugar,
1000 bacon shoulders,
10 bags prime coffee.
10 dozen hand barrows,
10000 cuba skies cigars, JOSHUA BEAL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04

Mix BELow.-Ann Yearsley. a long
forgotten poetsss, was once > milk-wornan
y Bristol, but she Quilted the milk-psil
for the inkstand. which called forth the
allowing.
. Ann Y~earsiey tasted the Castillian stream.
And SKINNED the snrfare as she did her cream
And struck at length by deaths unerring blow.
AHthat remains Of Ana is milk below. m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
JUST ISSUED,
A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF
GENERAL JACKSON.

Engraved By T. G.. WELSH ESQ, after II.
original portrait painted by r. SULLY, E>Q.,
This portrait will be a match for the Washington,
and isin every respect as well got up.
Price $500 Der copy. address, aa ahoye
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04

Good breeding is b~enevolence ID tri-
fes. Or the preference of Others to orr
selves IN the little daily occurrences Of
life.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
MEDICAL
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Il. B,
IDruEKfNt n ApOthecnry.
Lafayette ST., 1t ihs cR aana Of o. y. DAYS
Baton Rouge, La.

At III i II n ~
IpruEKist n ApOthecnry.
Lafayette 81, 1t ihs oh4 aaud Of o. y. DAVIS,
Baton Rouge, La.
LIE 10 ntw rtvpursd 10 furnish, his old
IL customers and the planters thtouyhou, this
and other adjoining parishes, with fine md
pNAbtLgxrATkb DRuas AsB anpittsKs.
purchased directly from the fist importers 10 the
Northern Giles. which he will sale al tho
Lowest Possible Prices,
and every effort will be made 10 rive nai,sfaetior,
ns al medicines sold, will bscoliie the personal
attention Of the subscribsrs, coinpounding and
packing. His
STOCK CAREFULLY SELECTED
BY All old and experienced Druggist, will always
hs fotiid The best that can be obtained. Also euH
be had d Variety Of
Fancy Arficles,
consisting Of every thing usually kept by arA
Physicians r. ,scriptions
carefully prepared,
Let Planters and others call ii thu old stand
and examine Tor Themselves.
FFLICTED READn.-- pH'iLA.
1AD ELPiIIA MEDICAL HOUSE. established
eighteen yenrsngo by Dr.. kinkslin. north vest cor,
pef Of THIRD md unioh streets. hsiween Spruce and
Pine street,, Philndelpli -Eighlten years Of ~.
teusise and uninterrupted rrnrtirs spent In tbi. city,
have rendered Dr. II the most expert and ssrcessrul
practitioner. far ard near III the t~reatihent ,f all dis.
en.es Of n private Intufc. Persons a HicieJ with
Ulcers upon tbs body. throat or legs pain in the head
or bonds, %fusrrutinl fhe UNI tistn. structures. gravel,
diseases arising from youthful s1rs,,s- or impurities
Of The blood, whereby the constitution has become
enipeblrd, arr all treated with sucfess.
tie who placer himself nnder the care Of Dr. X,
may r~eligiotsly cotlfde IN bis honor M n gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his ,kiI ans physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yotisg men who hnvs injured themselves BY .
certain practice INDUCED in --a habit frequently
learned frUfn evil companions or At sehool The Of.
fscts Of which .re nightly fell. even when asleep,
md destroy both mind md body shauld apply inn,s.
did,eiv. Weskness md constitutional debility. los.
u muscular energy. physic,l las.itu,is and general
indigestion .lnssi.hnes. Of The liver, and sy.ry di..
case in any way connected with The disorder Of tbs
procreaiivs fuff lions cured. and iull vigor restored.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
A. MONTAN,

HAVING returned from New Orleans, where
IL he has been engaged in purchasing a large
assortment Of Groceries; would inform his friends
and The public generally, that he has on hand AZ
,nrgen stock Of GROCERfES and PROVIS1oh
a. can be found In the city, comprising the follow
ing articles:
30 barrels Flour 50 barrels ps,a,oe,. 10 l,nrel,
APPLES so sacks Salt 10 sacks Coffee 10 cases
Tes 10 hhds. Sugar. large quantity Of Mack.
erel, Herring Goldfish and Sardincs Western and
Goshen Butter Western, Gruers snd Chesire
Cheese Crushed, powdered, double refined, and
Loaf Sugar; Sugur cured Hams; Sugar cured
Dried Beef; Boston, Soda, Water and Butter
Crackers; Pilot Brend and Sugar Biscuit Rice
Peas Beams. Ham, Sides Shoulders heel
Tongues Lard Meal Candies Soap, CASTLE;
Shaving and New York White Wine Vinegar.
| Sperm, Lard and Olive oil, Mola.s.s md Linz
Juice Olives Pickles oi'a iii kinds, In lars Of al
sizes, Tonstto and Walnut kefchup Chewing
and smoking Tobacco; Cigars and Cigarettes,
Matches Mustard; Starch Saleratus and ths;
naulon Allspice Pepper; Seed ard ground Che.
colate, Nutmeg ycrmicelle and Maccaroni. Gin.
ger; Candies Oranges Cloves Lemmons; Ba.
%nananas; Raisins Figs Pecan Almonds Pre-
eryes and Guava Jelly. Shoe brushes; Tin
Wooden, Stone, and Willow Ware; Broofns
Line Ropes Hoops, Backing; Wrapping Paper,
Clay and Stone Pipes. Wash Tubs, and Demi
johns Of all sizes Oaklnn; Tar, Rosin.
Wines, &C.,
Port Wine in Demi johns and bottles: White
Wine by the box ! Pipe or bottle Claret by the
box or bottle Annisette by the box or bottle
Madeira wine Of the best quality Musea, de
Frantignan; Cordial Champaign Cider. Haul
Bsrsac; Haut Saute.ne Annisetie by basket :.
Brandy Cognac; French and New York Rum
Jamaica and New England Gin Holland and
New Yord Whiskey, Rye and Rectihed. ap 10.
THE following articles are Just received
and Tor sale at the corner Of Church and
Third streets
FRESH ARRTvaLS-New cod. fish. new
mackefcl, new salmon, 10 kegs July butter 10
boxes raisins. 200 lbs %currants, 90 boxs, fresh
,vermicelli, $500 lbs Stage & Sbay's and DufieIds
hams, 1000 lbs ITO extra tierced shoulders, 1000
IDS Drilled sides, do clear do, so kegs No. / lard,
s casks white vinegar, st. Louis -four. extra,
soaps Of all qualities, crushed, powdered, loaf and
brown sugar, tobacco Of all the most celebrated
brands, teas OF all qualities, all Of which ws offer
as cheap as the cheapest, for the CASH and
Cash aniy. We also have one-half dozen fine
clocks which we will sell payable when SCOTT
~ ELEClED, at fair prices.
We would be pleased to have our friends cali
and zee our improvements in store and stock, cor.
ner Of Church and Third streets.
Aug2S A MUNTAE A. BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
Fresh Arrlval Of Harden Seed.

TUST received 10, 900 papers Garden Seed from
j E. Risley's & Bros. New York. and 1000 pa.
pers raised and put up BY the Shaker, Pleasant
Hill, Ky.
The above seed being put up to order, contain
a much better assortment and are in greater ".
riety than the seed usually put up for the south.
Button Onions or Onions sets.
Bird seed. Canary and Hemp.
In store and for sale 81 A. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
Fail and Winter Garden Seeds.

Fall and Winter Garden Seeds.
UST received 4 large supply Of the above,
y well assorted, and warranted fresh and Ersp-
ne. also 2 large supply Of Bird Seed in store an d
for sale by a. NONTAN.
DL0UGHS-We have just received direct
4 from the mandatory : large quantity Of
the celebrated ploughs 0 James H. Hall Of NAYS
ville which W offer At New Orleans prices.
We have also afew FInkes = Sub soiI ptonghs
from the same maker.
LARGUIER & LANOUE.
QRUSHES-Psfnf, white wssh varnish, scrsb,
- f~urniture and shoe brushes, Of extra uuali-
ties, Oct. 80, LARGUIER & LANOuE.
n LSO ON HAND FOR SALE-Fosce Pumps
IA India Rubber Hose FOR punpe, Chain pun1ps
with tubes complete. Oct. 3
WI. TUNNARD.
MILE AND HoRsEHARNEssEs for sale
I1 cheap for sssh q a. HA1TAsA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04

JTTINDOW GLASS-Just received Per Sea
w Nymph from New York. $50 boxes besf
french glass Of all sizes, which are offered at low
rates. Oct. go LARGUIER & LANOUE.
TUST received per ship Pelican State, j full
u assortment Of plantation Wagons and Cart
Harnes. Oet-30, ". F. TUNNARD.
(May 4. " c. A. HONS,
Lafayette ST
ERESH arrival Of My Batter and Cheese,
wholesale and Eetail by MONTAN = BRO.
Coz. Church and Third SIS. 81
1kE KEGS NAILS, Of the best brands, 70
III ssle ~
de- LAUGHTER 4 L.1NOUE.
AMS-StagE 4 Shay and Dn1ield hams Il
Ii retail cT By tbs fierce fpr sale BY
JOSHUA HZAL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04

GOAL 1000 Barrels best quality. It Baton
" Rouge Foundry, HILL6 HENDERSON