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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

EREE DEMOCRATS ATTEND.-THE FREE DEMO
II Gratis of the Sixteenth and Twentieth wards
quested to meet at Lama Hail. of Eighth avenue
and Twenty ninth street this Tuesday, evening October
49, at o'clock, for the purpose of nominating
member Of Assembly the Fourteenth Assembly Dis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

THE ADVERTISER, SAMUEL PROCTOR, OF NEW.
town. Long Island has got threo hundred Grape vines
for sale The pure isabella now three years old all bearing
persons Warranted. Inquire for him 1t ths
Hoanok farm, plank road, Newtswn, Long Island.
SAMUEL PROCTOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19
MUSICAL.

LoLIAN PIANOF0RTES.-T. GILBERT co.
III celebrated PisnoforteB with and without tho ol
lan.The subscriber who il the sole agent in this Of,
for TIE sale Of these he reputation of V
has beoon world -wide 10 prepared to offer The.
which, 60 wishing purchase csnnot fail to bt
satisfactory Possessing ia eitics for obtaining pianos
If equaid BY those Of other house 10 tn,
city, hesitate that he nduoe
ments buy to be found elsewhere. He has
stanty hand extensive assortment OF second
pianos bargains which he fearlessly asserts will def
competition Gilberts elegant boador cottage pianos
for small Also melodeons of Princes and Carhart
make Grand Eolsn and other pianos to let.
HORACE WATERS, 1888 broadway.
corner Of Anthony street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

AM BUYING MY CURTAINS AT THE CHEAPEST
j. store 10 the city, said Mrs. Whore is thatf At
the of the subscribers she replied who selling
broeatllo, satin dc lane and muslin curtains window
shades and cornce all Of the latest and Of the
fashionable style twenty cent less than store
in the city is A NJ H. DAVIES Practical Upholstery
3a5 BroadMaY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

noDWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. so6 BROAD
~ way next door TO Grace Church, open for the
at2P. NJ Chiidrens classes on Wednesdsy At ~ I; M
wednesday, Thursday AID Saturday evscags which are
arranged on new principle cS:;uisssa 70 ~
the academy ALI the and dances Of the
will be introduced Private lessons given. usual
EERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY-MADAME DUB
reul Ferrero and her brother E. Ferrero respectfully
to their patrons and the public thas they have
removed to their and oommodous PROMISES so West
Fourteenth street between Fifth and Six where
they ropened their school for instruction in dancing
the 10th Of October inst Quarter encng tho day Of
n Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

VJNHE FLORENCE AND KEYPORr CoMPANY.-A
meeting Of the stockholders will be held ~ Keypor q
Friday the 22dnst when statement will be made Of ths
prospects and condition Of the company. boat will ~
provided for the purpose and land at the dook nov
building the property Persons desrous Of examining the
place will be Furnished with tickets for tho exourssp -
applying Ut the ofbos, No. lk Hanover street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

IRONING MACHINE. OR MANGLE.-THIS 10 A
labor-saving machine "a entirely supercodes the
Of ironing smoothing table t sheots &c. with great
rapdty and beauty One person. with this machine.
do asmuch Elk with smoothing They DO
seen the Metropolitan and the principal hotels tho
city their utility and Prices
so to $50 DUN CAN s. WEST, 81 Beekman street,
and No rty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

PHILADELPHIA CARPET MANUFACTORY-THREE
Il hundred hand and power looms running BY
the Carpet Hall socstion working and Fifty
Of their sample looms be inspected at Carpet Hail. u
and 20 North Second street. first door below Christ Church.
where upwards Of five thousand pieces Of velvet Brusse
tapestry Venetian, and ingram be also examined Our
different agencies in Boen and New York exchange fer AN
the various fabrics made in the United States enabling
the lowest prices for what do not maaufao
ar irnnnrf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

let BLACK vARNIsu GIVES STOVES, CRATES.
iron ratings, aud all kinds of iron work. besuti-
fnl and durable polish be made on coach body
without any rubbing. Sold only by C0MSTOCK BRO
THEIR, st, Peters place. rear ofAstor House. "a
7 W. HOLBERToN, 43 MAIDEN LANE MANUFAC-
OF tin and importer OF foreign fancy goed
offers the best in his ine that to be found In
tho city, and daily opening novelties from the other side
Of the water to which the notice Of buyers respectfully
aolic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

IL fireworks Of Edges warranted manufacture; alss
flags with Political devices for torchght and other
sions for sale by j. w. HOLpERT0N
Importer of Toys and Fancy Goods 43 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

MADAME AUGUSTA RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
WI her customers and friends that she is now fixing the
the reopenng Of her dancing further notice Of
her beginning day will be given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

DRINTERs AND ENGRAvERS CARD3.-0ALL At
No. Reade street, and obtain samples and prioes.
The has had fifteen practical e!peeacs
business for himself ofsrs inducemeat sask
buyers that cannot be surpassed All cards of his manu
ture both white and ooored will be pyis
WE'LL any particular size quality Of card Win be
10 order, with the utmost diepstch.i
r W. ROBY, No. Resde street, CORNER Of OeAAee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

~ OLD AND SILVER WATCHEs.-THE SUBSCRIBER
~ has received by recent arrivals well selected
ment duplex lever anchor and lapne watches and
ments which he offers TO the trade aud others at usa
low prices. J. @. PERREN0UD,
80 John street, third floor, Ne. G.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30

A. MOUNTAIN,

LAYING returned from New Orleans, where
IL he has been engaged IN purchasing n large
assortment Of Groceries would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has on hand ~
large a stock Of GROCERIES, aud PROVISION
as can be found in the city, comprising the follow.
ing articles
50 barrels Flour so barrels patatoes, 90 bareIs
a NIPPLES 80 sacks Salt 5sacks Coffee IS cases
Tea 10 hhds. Sugar. A large quantity OF Mack.
'erel, Herring Goldfish and Sardines Western and
Goshen Butter Western, Gfiers and Chesire
Cheese Crushed, powdered, double refined, and
Loaf Sugar; sugur 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 Vinegar,
Lard and Olive Oil; Molasses and Lime
Juice Olives Pickles Of oil kiads, in Jars Of ali
sizes, Tomato and Walnut Ketcbup Chewing
Smoking Tobacco Cigars and cigarettes,
Matches Mustard, Starch salcratus and Gin;
Allspice Pepper Seed and ground Che.
,%colhte, Nutmeg Vcrtnicelle and Maccaropi, Gin
ger; Candies Oranges; Gloves Lemmons Ha-
Inanar1as Raisins; Figs Pecan Almonds Pre-.
Ieryes and t;nava Jelly. Shoe brushes Tin
Wooden, Stone, and Willow Ware Broon,s
Line; Ropes; Hoops, B~laeking; Wrapping Paper;
Clay and Stone Pipes Wash Tubs, and DEM
Johns Of all sizes Oakufn Tar Rosin.
Wines, &C.,
Port Wine IN Demi johns and bottles ? White
Wine by the box, Pipe or bottle Clarei by tho
box or bottle Aniiisette by the box or bottle;
Madertu wine OF the best quality Muscat de-
Frantjgnan Cordial Champaign Cider; Haut
.Barsaej Haut saltetne Annisette by basket;
Brandy Cognac; French and New York Rum
J atnaiea and New England Gin Holland and
FORD Whiskey, Rye and Reetifed. 40 10,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
Baton Rouge Foundry.

iTnllS establishment having been lately in.
j. creased and possessing additional facilities
fer tho execution Of all kinds 1T work IN their line,
undersigned are pre- pairsd TO nian,ifartprc and
furnish without delay HON and BRASS CASTINGS Of
llsa West Dimensions @
,sfEa ENGINES, sttgAH MILLS. AND SAW Mills
5ot improved construction suitable for public or plan.
,tntitil ,Ee. ... ue
Stenm Rollers Of all kinds made TO order.
.pf he best Tennessee iron CRATE bars and furnace
llnn'ltl,H ol tbs most approved pattern.
HtekWihs R6fk Of NIL kinds relating TO macliin.
'ery. TURNING and FfNiaiiNa work. cylinder
aud Fi1gnr rollers turned, being provided with
lthe best kindo Of machinery for the purpose.
Having in their employ competent AID skilful
mechanics, they viii also attend 10 having ~reltirk
vuade on plantations, whenever required
Planters and others are solicited TO give ts n trial.
fFhey will find it 10 tlteir advantage to have tier
done here, instead Of sending it TO y distance.
iehld lyw IIiIB IL HENDERSON.
Hy~ Having a large stock of patterns suitable for
nearly every size ef sugar mills mn engines, there
will be no charge for patterns when they are already
on hand.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
Corner Of Church amt P~cnhentiary ayref.
Ii ASQN,S OH SEA MI

t0FftW " lHHIfN anu pFtiHftftnTH fyrefs.
TOML1NSON'S OLD STAND.
w. MUSSELMAN, il in receipt Of. md
- continually receiving a large and web
4hssor'ed stock Of groceries and PROV isiolis consisting
~ Tie following articles:
100 barrels Flour, ~ barrels Mess Pork
I % Barrels Mess Beef, 10 barrels leaf Lard.
80 kegs leaf Lard, 30 sacks Riv Coffee.
10 lioeleaJa Klirar.
20 barrcls Of Syrup and Mblhsses, 10 Jicrces Rice;
go boxes star candles; 100 boxes ron u: 70 kegs
Goshen md Western Butter; 20 boxes Of j'olmcc";
2Segars 20 barrels Wlipbey: frencl, Brandier,
Rum, American aud Holland Gin
Wines,
Clarct, Madeira. .'ott and Muscat Wines,
\ Preserves,
A Cherries. lee. Mellon, Gooselerry. Raspberry, md
dFlum preserves, Grapes. Currs,tts, and Strawberries
sugars,
Brown, White, Crushed and Powdered
4 Teas.
Teas.
DaatED Fhtffs.- Curruhts, Eaisins, apple,
Peaches, Figs, Preserves. &c.
Fish.
Is barrels No. !, 2, aud . m~mckcrel. salmon ,sl,ad,
|%'"rdine'' behring's, aud r@.Il~I'.
10 barrel, lard oil winter strained. $ do Whale
bill; 5 do liusecd oil; IS baskets sweet oil.
Meats,
Stagy IL shhy's best sugar cured Hams, Childs
|iiii 1liIieTs, do do.
stagg y S'lny's sugar cured Beef. Mess beet,
II small or large quantities. Bulk pork, hog round.
SHndrfcs,
Pickles, hetchup, olives, sermicelli, macorn,i
lennon syrup, heaIis. peas, cranbe rries. tnaee. PEPPER
spice. Cloves einiinIDan, bsitnegs. saiso,tn, "a rbortafs
oaa, yeast powders porter IN while and haifboitlrs,
Indigo, sinrg.a, shot, lend, powder, segars. alnou.lo
|Pecalta; P~hilbtrts, Eife!isI, Waluuip, eiiesnnis, wop,
md Willow ware. castings Of M sizes.
boots aud shnes Of all descriptions aud sizes.
Crockery, glass. hard aid lin ware.
81 Boxes fresh garden seeds. &r.
stationary,
Pens, blue and black ink, IL large and small
bottles, copy books Nos. |, 2, 3, and 1 readers,
spelling books, and writing and letter paper, fins
ivory. tuck, redding and tortoies alieil side combs.
needles. thread, silk skein md spool.
Cologne, hair oil, cream de Ierse &C., sweet oils,
and half bottles; Newark cider in bottles;
iiddie strings 49, genuine =" Limerick books" ali
<izss and lines 10 match; matches all kinds smoking
inbacco and pipes to suit, also a god assortment Of
goods.
Call be ore purchasing elsewhere, nr will rive
you as much for your money as any other store in
town, aud O good article Mt tliat-~-n0ne excepted.
~ have been engaged in the business many wears,
enables The to purchase at the lowest
and not to be liable to los cs on perisballs
articles and to sell low for cash or approyed paper.
Jan iVH. J.. w. M.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
State Of Louisiana Parish OF Eas
Ratou Rouge,

In pursuance Of proclamation ssattrd by lit
t,A,eliency Joseph Walker. G"Nel ger Tie STATE
Vi t,uulsiana. A.
The Polls viii he open ~ each " me Eiottim
rrnrprt4 la thp paf,sh If Eagl jRt!tn l,a1ges
Do Tuesday the ~ day Of NHyetnhrr nesi
lS5t, IN the purpose of RECEIVING iie votes 81
the qualified Votes Of this pareh.i voting Lot at-
ycpjtpg Or rejecting the CoustiuilIa,
the totnuttssloneis viii 'etrtNf the t0'c ~ OIL
,s,sous entitled 10 vote under tile nlescUt Con-
f]ntu'i5n, and under the Constitution nov TO Dc
accepted og i. icetel 10y the people.
Every e%,taltGad Voter, voting "a: w against lhe
Constitution. shall haye wpltelpttW'hteJ Oh Iis
lllot. thc Constitution accepted Z ne tobAilIH1l
Al The Cont House IA ttc Eity 81 fatoti
Rouge presided. by Nests, lolSl x. D~ulroe'l,
{; &. Chrlptin,, oud j. W .ioac;
At the Ir6use Of Mrs, Tovrscnda IL the,
plaines. presided By NtcsarA NefuS Z, lonni,,
A ". Newport. aud William S2r:oll
Al the House of M Greenwel.s near SrndyS
Creek, presided by NIossrs. to.n + Mecaa,l
James Cooper, aud William keIia
At The forks OF tie Road near Ne housc &C Hi
"A Harrison, Eqe presided by NcgstI [, w. Bowts
Dixon and w. l.. HurneE Comfnissinn.S
prs The polla TO be kept oNen itrom 2 A. Nj
until ! o'clock + NJ, Said Elcyttnl TO he eondet.s
ted and rrturns thereof made hN; the Communist
sioaera in al respects according tt ihc rtortstQnss
arihe Constitution aud Laws. IN ss,tll eases niades
atl provided, o= ..s.,4k
Given under my hand officially on this lStlh
day Of September 1882 !. \
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
steam Boiler Mandatory.

M Bd'onne Street. baimten Poyaras d Hepira sts.
a go Nrtp Orleans.
II HNHE undersigned having had long experience
4 L. III the business, will devote their whole at
atelltiolt to the manufacture Of ftted, cylinder. low
pressure aud locomotive boilers also eIarifyers, I'll.
tefst iron Juice -be1es. tisterhs and iron work uf ete4
Try description. They will GUARANTEES The material
used by them 70 be Of The very best and HE work.
ifahriship not to he eSeelled while their prices will
always be reasonable.
- Experienced w~ofktnen rent 10 the country Ii
no rerHirs on the shortest notice atd most rensonn
bic terms.
! We invite planters md others to give uH Il call
sailh examine our work before going elsewhere.
! The nnsdersigned ore also authorized To sell md
frut mp The celebrated. Fa,er's Magnetic Water
iGn1ge. the safest whter indicator now in tse.
! All orders nddtessed to ts will meet viii, prompt
apr3y. HOLSTBEKltY ~ FOWLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
DeBoW'S:
Industrial Resources < Progress

NJ lllk
rruE = (. WFSPEn NSTA 1IsS
500 At'-''N p,
Ia kAgce tGFIc ttht CfpSc:Y pftft'8 200
yt,er yg,tRt yEg, goYLts Columns /. bu8R
' ty k;:t., a#
N''tc T''ttt, I"sjtt "t"f "t':'t"-'
SByiag Il Rtgcst alp5d hrtSgHRcH 4 t9cl 2 rotiHieS q
IL 4aus htRtscl Price Si0.pr 1888 per yoI usue
nESIR0USof supplying the.lafge and colisip,
~ uany iuttaasiaa demand ir HE oos,pfaS So
49,, M tbs p.,y.r ins 10 >,A,rn,fs neYy n>6austrl
AMI ,bt., /, ,vAnll rcenirn a yt;4v lara, pu,lay u
r,sr,n, MA - jt,r Inns ht.n lnIuei.i 10 make n s.h.e
,sn ~ ,iI,S ,na,,stapt and "a I'm hl. r,,t,nrs can,
,S,,,J j., ,hsn, f1,m Ina br,iging. cn,aenSjn, re.ar
r,,sinrn ~ s,r,ntnts,, !, l,t,, hi tbrc,,}u,t N,
.tSiecls nj 81, The manner Of he tnrycloppdias. III.
f,al hah,inc,in ,,l,r. la his mehner ayerrtb;r,s 81
,nn,rssI .nI i,n,rfanrn NH bs ,srnser,ra N q spn.
,s,,yt;s,, E,s, az ryrrrarg: ana I'M ,alnnes MIN
r,n.,;,,tn k o,lv rapnsflorr IN? I'M Sbe,yax IA M,
ibr,ry ~ snAb intarf,Aran VfHh ky means sr tGe
n,,rLlt- nn,,h,r~ b.r,aAer Min ,Avnrs ha branch,
,snyn Il, ,iatn
INC yoiam,s yin embrace the rIst of everytsin,
,ha, has r,,p.sreat Il, the Rerii,,y relatjer foi la
S,s,tLrr, ,,yd IYhs,,srp S,ohs {,a inp,erG,ct in1,y
a; which unl M. f,snd M the otcuing OF lim ytth
yo|nWr. ia Mn.
THEIR History, Formulation. Getgranhv. Statistics
Au-iculnlral Precincts az Ssottstts@ Snrar. T,ihacen,
lLsm, Grains. NAysl stores ~, 81, 3'annf}t8lrrs
G~,aiL,l arr,uosS ~s,stiairs AMI hiStorv nrtail ar,n
cSes, Internal impru yenen;S, ~cSttnplete statistics az
Railroads. RrssSts. profits. e-xa,iSes. easts. asiWani,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
Clock and Watch Making and
Repairing.

Il . the last two years a resident Of the town Of
Baton Rouge takes this opportunity Of informing
the citizens Of Baton Rouge and the Pubic in
general, that he is now prepared to execute all,
kinds of work in his line Of business in the most
expeditions and satisfactory manner. CLOCKS,
and WATCHES Of any style manufactures or
at the most reasonable terms. He has
lssw on hand and for sale or exchange a splendid;
assortment Of Jswiery, Gold and silver watches
&c. He respectfully refers to the work which
be has at various times and for different persons
ezeca:ed since his arrival in Baton Rouge, Is his:
recommendation to those having work to do IN
his line.
Jewelry Store on Lafayette street two doors!
south of the Post Office. Feb. 1, 1S51lyl /
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
HARDWARE. &c.
IN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
Ware Manufacture.

aTNHE subscriber, worker, in Tin, Copper "A
and Sheet Iron, would respectfully M &,
inform bis friends and the public generally, W
IN oil its b%raelles. al the same sold stand,p Corner
Of Church and Main street, where he will be hap
by 10 receive those who may wish to honor him
with their patronage, he has always on hand d
lns assortment Of bright and ~japanued lin ware.
which he will cell as cheap as can be bought any.
where, Wholesale or retail. Cutters and spouis.
made and put up IN the best wotkillanlike man.
fef. Also, Bath tubs, hip bath tubs, hpnge Oill
! sss,A Cans, Stove Pipes, he is also prepared To-
I'm, make or repair Sheet Iron, briching scape'
Pipe steam pipes, supply pipes, &C., oil.
work entrusted to him will be- executed with
~faatnesa and despatch. All orders from the colln-
try will be promptly attended 10.
l feb ly.22, JOHN TItANO. |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
JUST RECEIVED THIS nav.

A most complete assortment of groceries and
II provisions to be sold cheap for cash-consist-
Ing Of the following articles:
Potomac sliad salmon Nos. ], 2, and mack
erei Herrings;. Goldfish; Buckwleat honr Hams
dried and pickle beef; syrup all qualities /; Rio
4Lufa and Java Coffee comonon and fine tobacco
3Iosiien and Western cheese 100 sacks Of fine salt.
CrOCkery.
goffee cups wafer pitchers mt,clIo pitchers;
3milk pitchers; DIAMOND do soup Tureens yellow
wash tubes; Brittaria caniers; F1asks Glass Egg
3cupes fumbiers; preserve Jars Globes for lamps
olar lamps CHEEKY Britannia and metal ladies ;
Tobacco and spice jars; preserve stands and candy
lJars, rench pie plates.
House Furnishing Goods.
BroeIns; buckets wllisks rope Lamp wiks:
i~hetton rope; chords; rolling pins /; high cards lei.
ter paper; Tooth brushes Horn do; shaving do:
3Hairdo; tin plates Dutch buckets: Well buckets
wash bowls; Lamps !: spoons, grim skinner /;
sugar trunks lookinglasses; figs pepper boxes;
nutmeg crates, DC, DC.
i, Willow and Tlnssare "a large assortment ON
hand.
Sun1ries.
Mustang Linenent; snuiF. Macaboy and Scotch
|cntiery; hacking matches ; cotton and woa
cases: fishing lines of all sizes coffee mills; curry
|cou'hs hams; collars racechains.
N lact We have almost everything that can be
pad AZ any other store in II is town, and will sell as
CHEAP II not cheaper. Give me a call.
+ W.. MuSSELMAN'
February Doth. 1852.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
VILE following articles are just received
and for sale at Aha corrar or c,,.L uuJ

,HE following articles are just received
and for sale at the corner of Church and
Third streets
FRESH ARRITALS-N New cod. fsb. new
5rrnackerel, new salmon, IS kegs July butter 10
3boxes raisins. 200 lbs ~currants, 20 boxes fresh
a,yermcelli, $500 lbs Stagg & Shay's and Dufield;s
1hams, 1000 lbs do extra tierced shoulders. 1000
1ios Drilled sides, do clear do, 50 kegs No. / lard,
% casks white vinegar, st. Louis flour, extra,
soaps Of all qualities, crushed, powdered, loaf and
IlbroWn sugar, tobacco of all the most celebrated
I~prands, teas OF all qualities all Of which we offer
,as cheap as the cheapest, Tor the CASH and
cash only. We also have one-half dozen fine
(clocks. which e will sell payable when SCO7T'
rs ELEC1ED, at fair prices.
we would be pleased to have our friends cali
and see our improvements in store and stock, cor
|ner OF Church and Third streets.
aug2S A MONTAN & BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
H-IT SHOULD BE uaIvEnsALLYkNo

|lorit is strictly true. that indigestion is the parent OF q
large portion Of the fatal diseases. Dysentery. diarr-
|hea, cholera mnrbus, liver complaint, and manv
plher diseases enumerated in the city inspector
catalogue Of deasl,s, are generated by iudi-
|gsslios alone. Thjak Of that dyspepticsl! think Of
all who suffer from disoSderpd saosnaehs, and il
you are willing To Be guided BIZ advice, founded
upon experience resort at once ldcn't DELAY a dayJ
10 Hollands German Bifters, prepared hv Dr. c. III.
Jackson, which, as an alternative, ~cnrasive, and in
|vigorani, stands alone and unapproachel. General
Depot, I'D Arch street We have tried these Ri.
fers, and know that they are excellent for the dis
eases specified abore -Ph7aaeifLia Cify Fem.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
House Furnishing Goods.
EundffeS.
Fresh Arrival Of Harden Seed.

UST received 10000 papers Garden Seed from
y e. Risley's & Bros. New York, and 1000 pa
pers raised and put up by the Shakers Pleasant
Hill, KY.
The above seed being put up TO order, contain
! much better assortment and are in greater va
Tiety than the seed usually put up for the south.
Button Onions oil Onions sets.
Bird seed. Canary and Hemp.
In store and for sale at A. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
FALL STYLE 1862.
Va. I'D. EsEa u Il s

l7oLlClTS tho attention OF his ~lsttFens anh Tho
~ pubItu generally, 10 his Fall 'sttie ot Dress
and Soft Hats. tia style II entirely new, en-.
ktating ta4lc. durability. beauty, and l~igbtheEs,
taf in advance Of any filing ever: 'sHered to thr
,ablie Citizens and strangers need only give
,ae. a call To satisfy themselves W.. il ia to their
]ia'gragt 70 purchase their Hats at gko Old Stand.
apprpife the Harvey HeuSe,
iltatoii Rouge. SOFT %. iS4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
PHILADELPHIA Marble Il Iron Work,

= ~ FNiAI FTiJEkI 10 NVy y 2 =.
No. a60 Market ST. philanelpl,in.
tEEAFE constantly on hand Ill kinds Of mar
4 bic %inahtela, monuments, Tombs, statunry
and furnishes al kinds Of marble and red stone
work, at the lowest lrietg.
MORE Il GALLAGHER,
B,oai street, and Ridge Road, H4aadphia,
manufacture all Kinds of i'ast and Wrought Iron
Rulings, Yeraudals, Balconies, enclosures for
4 4Gurtfies, Ornamental Iron Work. fables, ssttecs
Chairs. Bedstehds, Lions. GreyhonnIs. BE.
~" Mesars bAItGuIER " GANDUE. having
tl. Designs Of both the above Houses, viii receive
t inn 10 Al,