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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-06-22
For the Sumter I,anner.l.

But, sir, of writcrs-Swift for rloser .ivle.
But hchdley for period Of n mile.
| Nhy, yes, tis granted these may pass
Good, pretty lingui.ts--so Panllrgura was
porE
Mr.. Editor: Somo person Git mat
ters not who,) signing himself " A;sop"
Gin the last Black Rirer IVatchnau.) J
attempts to answer certain commu-
nication in the Banner over the sigma
ture Of ga LOCKER On'' in reply to
"Truth," from Bishopville, concerning
p. S. WHITE, Temperance, &C., but
being unable to answer "a LOCKER
On cantcrs off in streak Of ridiculc:
says GA LOCKER On" has never studi-
Cd English Grammar, and talks about
Il mountain, A LOCKER On,'' or some
one else, laborinG and bringing forth a
| mouse, that he was present at the de-
livery and no doubt acted as midwife,
| (qucry: wonder if lie will be at the
clnistcning.) He gives us to under
stand i'll very Wnlnistakcablc terms
that he is "somc pamphinS," that
MURRAY. kAMEs, BLAIR, SIlAKSpEAnE,
MlLroS, and all that have gone before,
whether prose or poctical writer's,
/ granlna, ians, linguists: orators, philos-
o. hers, either past. present, or to come,
arc mere circumstances compared with
. himself, and he stands out clad with
all learning. ancient and modern, with
! giant intellect and broad atantcau
shoulders, to fight the battles of the
Eumocracy against all lockers on, Sons
of Temperance, l.. S. WHITE, and the
whole codliny fry of little bush whack-
ers in the Temperance Reformation,
and also mtmatcs that he is Il Thcolo-
gcan, but whether hts Theology is an
Gent or modern, Roual, Greek, Chi
ncsc, or Hottcntot, he saycth not.
! One thing, however, relative TO his
Theology, he has condcSccnlcd to re-
veal, which is that its vutarics may
drink rs much Ball-iace, or Rot-gut rs
they please and still remain down
right good 1hcologcans ard live in
great responsibility Us such, and if they
should occasionally be little thick
head, carbnnklcd, srog-blossomcd and
distcndcd something like a b.oatcd fish,
or carry brick-bats in their hats, or
/ find snakes i'll their boots, why all that
is mere accident or joke. it being taken
merely rs medicine. According TO
"-Esop's' Theology, man is neither
good nor great, unless he has been
fFbONI, raiscd aud educated under the
b!rchoa-roi cr DR.. Syntax, and can, by
wrote. run up the linc Of his ancestry
and point out his relationship and con
ncction with ali the aristocracy of
! verbs. adv,rbs, nouns and prono,ms.
On the other hand, we have little
doub; that ~ LOCKER On" thinks and
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Wig Rcricm. This Review for the
month Of Jane IS on our tahlc-nc have
not read It's contents, for want oi time.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-06-22

Hon. WIN. McWnLIE.-We had
the pleasure a few days since Of meet
ing with, our much esteemed and form
er icllow-ctizen Col. Melville. He
was on his return TO Mississippi, from,
Baltimore, whence he had sonc rs &c,
delegate from his State to tie Demo
cratic Convention.
lie gave us an interesting account
of the ballotings for the nominee. He
has confidence in Gen. Pierce, and be-
licvcs him to be as well suited to the
South as any man we could get. The
colonel is in good health, and looks
well. We have no more such mon to-
spare from South Carolina as William
McWillic.- Camden Jou,noi.
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DsMocr0iic Non.innGons.-Th will
be 4 ratification meeting in Chnr,cslon on
the 2Sh inst.
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Lutgl Renceatg "A Corunes;,ssiziury
was summoned yesterday, at twelve
O'Clock, to hold inquest on the body
Of Mr. Robert Lcckie, Umbrella Ma,
nuiacturcr, l19 king-strcct, and YER
dict was rendered that he came to his
death by wound from pistol ball
discharged by Mr.. J. Augustus Hall.
OF this city. The circumstances at
tendin. this fatal event, as they trans
pircd in the evidence before The in
quest, arc briefly as follows The par
ties had met the day previous, and Of.
tcnSivc language had been passed be-
tween them. Yesterday, Mr.. Leckie,
expressing Il determination to have sa-
tis!action, borrowed six barrcllcd re
volvcr from n friend, which he carried
to a gunsmith, by whom it was put in
order and loaded. Armed with this
weapon and accompanied by a friend,
hc proceeded to MIR. Halls place OF
business in king-strcct, called him to
the door and demanded satisfaction.
Mr. Hall expressed his Willingness to
give him all the satisfaction he desired,
but reminded him that that was no
proper place for the settlement.
The parties then moved along King
and turned into Builain street. Here
Mr.. Lcclsic repeated his demand for
satisfaction, on which Mr.. Hall faced
about, and the parties about six feet
apart, simultaneously drew their re-
volvcrs. and exchanging two shots in
rapid succession. At Mir. Halls second
shot Mr.. I.ccliie (piacing his hand to
his right sidc,) rctrcatcd into the store
Of MIR. G. w. DcI.and by the side
door. After q brici' pause, ,.r. Hall
passed by the door, on h return to
King street, which Mr. Lcckic obscr.
wing, stepped out, fired a third shot at
his antagonists back, and then retreat
ed within the door. Mr.. Hall turned,
and fired in reply, his ball grazing the
edge OF the door way. Mr.. Halls
second shot was the only one that took
effect. 1t entered the right side OF
Mr.. Lcckic, passed through the liver,
and resulted in his death in less than
thirty minutes after he received the
wound. Mr.. Hall at once proceeded
to his lodgings, and sent for an officer
Of police, TO whom he surrendered
himself Southern STANDARD, l5M i.tsL
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When certain persons abuse us, let
us ask ourselves what description of
characters they do almirc--wc shall
find this q very consoiatory reflection.
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GnLcrnat.Jnui.-Wc notice that the
names of w. J.. CoIcocx, DAVID +. Jaur-
son, and IAMEs II. ADAMS. have been
brought before the pcorlc as suitable per
sons TO fill The Executive Chair.
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Salute N Honor Of Picyrc and Hing.
Boston, June "a salute OF 100
guns was fired to-day on the Common
by the Democrats, in honor of McsSrs.
Pierce and King. y display Of fire
works and an illumination, &c, of the
Times building also took place this
evening.
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-
INroRTANr LAW DEcIsloN.- The
Supreme Court of the United Suites
has Just decided case which went
up from the Supreme Court of Ala
bnina, involving the important q,ics-
ton rs to the boundary between that
State and Georgia along the Chat
tal,oochce river. Tho western bank
of that river is, by the articles Of
cessien, the boundary. hut the qrest-
ton raised is whether this shoniH
be fixed at high or low watpr mark
The state Court decided that low wa-g
ter mark was the hc,s,GaTy. Tho
Supreme Court Of tbo United haa
now reversed this decision, and dee
.clareS the high Mater mark tobo
the boundary. E
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-06-22

The commerce passing through The
Cult OF Mexico. amounts 10 over
S200,00o,o 900 per annuin:
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a LADY FR1cnTESEp TO DEATH
The Rockingham (Va.) Register states
that Mrs. Dietrick. wife Of Mr.. Jacob
Dietrich, residing near Mount Craw-.
ford, i'll that county, was frightened to
death n few weeks since. Her little
daughter, for sport, threw n tree frog
upon her lap which commenced jump.
ing up towards her face, and so fright
encd her that she died in two or three
DAYS.
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n3JH WE have received the American
edition of the ND',h British Rerieio for
May. In an article headed "Prospccts of
British Craftsmanship and Policy" We can
sec the prospects and hopes OF our own
country. The Review anticipates the time
when tic leaders in British politics shall
have passed away and the control Of the
nation must he placed in new hands. The
prospect is gloomy one, not more so
however than the prospects of the United
States. When CLAY. WEBSTER and CAss
shall have past from The stage, whom have
we to take their places ? We know not.
----Gs- < -sl----
EArIrtcArloS MEErrNG AT SAvAH-
NAn.-Ihc Georgian Of this NOM
ing says:
"lhc meeting last night was most
au2piciou5 opening Of the Presidential
campaign in Georgia. The spirit
breathcd was that Of thorough devotion
to Democratic principles, and en-
thusiastic approval of the nominations
made at Baltimore. Democrats lately
separated came together in the utmost
harmony--sctting an example which
needs only TO be followed throughout
the State, to present the Democracy of
Georgia and invinciblc.
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CorroN PnEss,-A. NJ. Glover, of
WATERFORD, S. c. has invented an
Improvement in Cotton Presses, for
which he has taken measure to secure
o patent. The nature the improve
lnent consists in operating the follower
by means OF a rack and pinion, the
rack being so adjusted to the follower
as to cause the pinclr line of the cogs
to be as near as possible over the CEN
tre of the bale, which is to be pressed.
y roller is employed i'll connection
Herewith, it being placed at the lower
enl Of the follower, and the side tp-
possitc to that on which the rack is at
tachcd. BY this arrangement a dou-
bic rack is dispensed with aud the fol-
lower made to descend vertically and
rcss evenly upon the bale George
ttSa Irne Republican,.
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The Gold,boro' (N. CO. Patriot,
says: General Pierce is one Of those
gallant souls, who left the comforts of
fortune, the dignity aud Injuries of
Office, to serve his country, and endure
the priyutious and dangers OF II sold
icrs life in Mexico. HE highest hon
ors OF his native State, have been
showercd upon him. His character is
pure and without rnpruach, whether po-
!itical or personal.
The best endorsement Of Franklin
Pierce, will be found in The fact that
Virginia nominated him in tne Con-
-vc,.tion; aff- vilc-Soutll supported Him
al once, and ii anything more is re-
quircd, it will he found in The fact, that
William Il. King, OF Alabama. was
selected tor Vice President. No bet
ter cndorscncn: coEid amy man re-
cclvc than the fact, that ". l.. King
consents TO serve on the same ticket
Chcc..uliy, boldly and uiumI ,hantly
do We hoist Tie hay OF Franklin Pierce
and William X. Ming.
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Tkx,s Cnoppis..---Frn, = the Braz3s v,;sat

Texas CRops.--From the Bmaos w6ss
learn that the prospect for crops is
most encouraging. The corn that 9as
not cut oii'by the spring frost, has betn
i'll roasting ears tor sOrnc time, and
that which WAS rcplantcd after the
frost is in silk and bids lair 10 make
a large crop. Previous to the lato
rains the crops suffered considerably
by the drought but now scgilation
is revive and crops are rapidly ad-
ranclng to maturity. Cotton looks re-
markably well, and the crop will
be large unless some disaster befallsit.
The sugar cane is generally from
four to six weeks earlier than it 8ns
last year, and sangune anticipatioDs
are entertained of large yield.
from the Trinity the accounts
OF crops are equally encouraging.
Our information from the section. Is
as late as Saturday last. The fields
OF rye are now being harvested, and
yield fine crop. Wheat was never
better, and this crop will soon
be ready to harvest. The crop Of
oats IS very good. The crops OF corn
far exceed i'll quantity any ever. be-
fore planted, and in quality have
never been surpassed. The colt, II
crop is good. No worm or insect
has yet made its appearance in.
that region. ..s...... 5t,. XII,
Our informant says that these
remarks apply to the following
counties, namely, Montgomery. Wall
ker, Houston, Anderson, Cherokee
Nacogdoches, and Crimes. .; ..tg.,ts
We cannot learn anything further
from the wet-worm, which short
time back was doing damage in some
places on the Guadalupe, Colorado
and HraZOs rivers -GuJ,nenn Nome
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19
Fresh Arrivals.

n MUssELMAN. corner u Laurel and fhiY a
IL . Streets. has just received a fine assgfimsn I
II C6iiRetiUfnfy resi- fruit; C6fdiaIs, Liddsfs, IL. !,
NJ. selected With care ffgis new iatyfiaiien4 !.
aiming which afs:
Kslsep. Iii quarter. half and whole besss and h
barrels; Cltf6hs and Ctiffhiits, Oranges and Lehto6s
Gunse Jelly, Jnjnbs ftaste Ps1nes III fsncy b6sss :
mrs aiHi barrels. Fruits In t1ieis ossn juiee. II, .
Pears, l'eaehes. Sifaubeffys, tlHtis, Pfanes, Apyjs
eois, Ae.; de-; Preserved fruits, VIII: Pine spiie.
nttis. nv, TstnafaitJ. ctffyr, 0fiHte. Gilrsr .
Peaches, Dc ljfaniy fruits, VIII. Cherry, Anfissts
lies, oranges; fins %tlbcolat, elifistalizsd teaehss 4
fgs. oranges. NJ. English and American eiekiss.
olives ami tatefs a variety Of ketebtb and saiifss,
%satdthes; HOLSTERS; iratEetal; salmon, a~hetefes, de- i
sweet oil N Whole aiid half bottles.
English daily. And Western shsese. Gosh< 4 Aad
fUll butter; Alnf6iiass liz, ~ettisliel sugar, NJ veffs
q9iible refined loaf stisaf, French aid ksHiUehy
Mtstatd--Cuf powder %st6tigt6tis OfsnYs and 6tkss
hiiefs AbAsqsiit, tnafasaiidin, atint6iet and EiisA
egs An, Asstftitsiii Ut tie 6fisst French s6sdiAts.
al my water, pepjief tHint, ssseiies Orange NaiSf.
Tie f.esl bfsiids III Champagne. cherry, isAdefi6.
and Pert wihes IN iwttlss. a superior article Oh
Bfatily ald lfish y%hiskeys Naples superior Liver
ftUi Ale, In half 6ttles, cigars Hsyafs, viaillabfis.
Seyelifna@Ssslvsd5fa and otlsf n v1fiis bShds,
Playiins eafds, fire crackers and fire w6fhs, fsssy
Welding psfiiss, bait. and soi,ee. served u shsss
nulifes .4 ~
pgsnd, ftnit, and stttiss cakes. Annisss ~ ne
barrel asserted syffps by The gsllsn ths isads
III ptiied u. libefsl terms
And the finest assortment 1T esnaiss, win svssy.
thing IN lis 1ine intended 10 meet this Mshis VI Mo
ftieiids . nd Customers. dsesoy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19
Clock and Watch Making and
NonalYinr.

~pERRiILAT, formerly Of Geneva and for
Baton Rouge takes this opportunity ef informing
tlss citizens Of I5aton Rouge and the Public III
gsneral. that he IL now prepared 10 execute all
kssds 81 aefk In his line Of business In the most
expeditions and satisfactory manner. CLOCKS
ND WATCHES Of any style manufactured or
repaired at the most reasonable terms. He has
new on hand and for sale or exchange q splendid
assortment Of lswlery, Gold and silver watches
No.. He respectfully refers to the work which
HE has a, various times and for different persons
ssecu ed si,tcc his arrival in Baton Rouge. as bis
Recommendation 10 those having work 10 do 10
his Tine,
tewelsy Store on Lafayette street two doors
south Of the Post Office. FEB. 4, 1s5ily.l
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19
MILLER, HARRIS Il WALDO,
No 10 Cssnp 81, Nee Ur9t<ss
Wholesale and retail Dealers I'm

HWE 8tEIEE SNEsEE
DlATED. plsnished, Tin, Japaned aud Wooden
i Ware Table Mats GIT aud tlfonsed Lamps
and Gitanloles, Glassware Plain and Cclersd
Floor Mating, and House Furnishing Goods gen.
orally. Sperm end Wax Candies Sperm, Whale,
Lahl. Linteed, N,eatsieet and Chemical Oils spi..
tit Gas, Camphine, Alcohol, Turpentins. and
Paints Of all descriptions, Window Glass Putty,
White Lead, Sand Paper, Glue. Cufled Hair ,
Hair Seating and Springs; Flowing, Polishing,
sc,apiag, Furniture, Coach, Black japan and
White Danaf vafnishes. Also-picked and
Common Moss always for sale.
rAtcEs ~ CAMPFIRE
BY the barrel, . 90 cents nef gallon
Nv the Ave gallons . 90 cents per gallon
For q less quantity % cents nor gallon
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19
The treat sumner Medicine

TYR at YsUIsT's Improved sstffet of ysLs
~ tow DOCK and sAfsAPA TtLLA, ivf
The e,its Of Nil disorders generated BY ifibase bletl.
lts great .aeess Justly entities II 10 Tie nahis ef The
Great sfn,stiss8 Hve.Affs
~ fafsas II N hiveii II liz universally appreciated
nhi ,slhiY eminent physicians ,iss u tisily IN Their
pfrs'iee viii The tiost Happy elects, and certify that
il II iHp best eitfaet In ~esis.eiies and The o.ilv Bite
tha' sHbaas the tssi gf tiHs. Every year adds u its
great rrptlatity mid ,nal,iplies " astonishing lures
The siplitn br Hfvsiftdfr &etofeht Win SUPP. rating
CLAN i, busvy ~tufilei flesh, atj tafips eafihs Into
Ills bones, fluids t,ayssitss feilsw Ueek and safsas
i,afiita a lasias feF iis affiliations llis hutfitlp tor.
n,snts afe a~ssbaee,l, ard his iialaiY not only isliey.
ell, tut permanently eufsis
II may le safely asserted from The f%estslta u pest
experience. That Or. anyseii's Esitae. VI Yellow
DJeis and s~assafmyilla, is lpyostd all ee,afp tsbh
the iaesi wonderful remedy on earth Iyf The fdlew
Ina lilac ases, aud an Ut hers pfbtee,litis from tftiatea
blond, Erfoinla Of Kings EVIL, Hhsuhiaiisth, ob.
siiiia'e Ctilanerns E~tnltians, Pitnplss Of r~es'hlss iii
HE fare, tletsl,es, lloi,s. arali Head. Enlargement
and Pain IN The lIorss ard leints, stubborn Uitefs.
S~yptili,ie Iimt,atp. and diseases n isins ffuni on
Iniiiieiuus .isp " Mercury, { rites uf nftittseY. En-
pes,sses. ltnptnsenes u liia Liver t,6inplaint, Az ,e
and Fever. ln,etinitiiii6 Fever. Itielsfa Mutbi,s,
pies. pain Ii, tie ilaeh, sides, Hteast, and NIL the
f,tit,s Of Muscular I. tslandhlaf. and skin diseases, II
II 4 sovereign specific fSf general debility, sid the
t,esst senusaiss Of a brssen constitution. n biaees
and tesiilyiasfstss every efgaii, promotes activity
and ssesalsri.y in every n%iiasiisu, md ~ptol,iess That
~esifiisius, Of the wtsale physical system, which " tlie
hest security for lung life.
Lei all who wisll 10 purge The bleei ffota The lin.
nufisiss contracted front the free indulgence Of the
appetite during tin. winter, AMI % pre- ~ Re the sysiet,
~ tasist satthief epidefnlcs, result new ~ GtfstjH's
Extract n Yellow Dick and safsttsfilia, which IN
proving itself an a%hiitlute FOR f,aBy ef The trvst inaa
liaFant ~lisestsss that fesh IL heir ~. sstd they will
tpyrr be- slissruairtad fur IN this remedy The public
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19
UALOMEL.

rkttpttUH, Opium, Rhubsfb; Salts ssfns;
~ Ipetae Jalap Gt,m uuiae !suin Myfrb
Gum Arabic Gum Ammonia Elder Flowers
Hops Cream 'tastst; Bofax; Sage Barley
Ca,lt Iron Composition Lnbelia No Q; Hanip.
son s sta Ne. i'eo,s yifg b, snake Reot sensas
BARK Mania; Chaaosiile Flowers; Sulphur
Alum White Mustard Seed Arrow Root Ia.
piots Sugar Lead and Bieaitl Soda, Ne. For
sale ty IT, Il wADDtLts, Druggist.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19
pLOUGHs.
Baton Rouge Foundry.

THtS establishment having been lately liz
j. creased and possessing additional facilities
fur The execution NJ nil kinds sf sufl, u, their line,
The undersigned are ttr paired 10 manufacture and
Furnish %titltdiit delay itvs and sRAss easfisss VI
tile han lest diiiie
sftai EKntNss, staaR hiiLfis, AND SAW Mitts
ef improved construction suitable fef public Ut plan.
taii6ii ire
.Rtsph Heller. Of all kinds t,ade II oflsf.
af thy hast '1'ehtssses ifji crate hats and hitiites
mouths tf The fhast h~rpf,vsl ftttpsi.
MiehstAith's tssfh If all kinds relating 10 ~ttaHhIits
cry. ruhHins and sir,sMise work, cylinders
bsfpd ard sttaat rollers titited, being provided with
the best hind III machinery for The pifitose.
Having lii their ettifaef competent anil skilfil
mechanics, They viii also attend to haYihs repairs
male Oh tlantalipns, wherever required.
Planters and others are ~seiieiiei To give Ing A trial.
They Will hti 10 to their advantages 10 have thef
work lttis here, instead VI ssnting u 10 4 distanes.
febt4 .1yw HILL A HENDERSON,,
By Having A iafxs stock u patterns suitable fs
nearly every else sf s,,aaf Mills fti ~eiisinss, there
viii be 10 eiafgs for patterns wlssti they are already
stt, lad
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19
.leSnrA ZEAL,

GkSEsAl FxonrcE pEatEE, AT THE FIAT
BOAT LANDING.
DcY~ and sells an srficks IN he nroisre liar.
.ss1 can sccsmmsssafe uan or h~ass 81 Is the
1890 a. Mice, Tall seNa and - has.
Isrr-So aarpess western iime--pfscss Ut setail.
IS rents,
sTAr. CeRS Axn Oxse--A TOT "a Aand and for
eascs
ne~rKk $50 t~nERsE--Arrised siisday, fAyrsis
seeksrrs-
Fsmt~x. Msssakf avn 81 - hard.
49, TAxM ra-Far isais * f~nssprinr rsse~s.
4, it, II rauss. Is seats 5s8n, 10 is1s les auans
liz. "a resfs- .-
enrxxrxS--Dst qRnassF frf pasnnh3 90 ca1inss ~
xaxx III hand sssinz sae sssNsn.
r~.~..r~ parxKp 0errEM~-A Refy rneecc afrciss
-~S.mr "a I'M nd TIN grsalnae sseh-
Fhrss.r pAckEn Err7tra-ss - alo's =
Ss.ssasasA- 81 ~ y JOSHUA HEAi-
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lusas.n nsuse n

VTVHE IoItiIat w kstlEsF HfvNst 6
NEW fdTnNA, G
LANDRY, Mast e. 10 tay tses ~err
New Orleans, b s,.,, Rsegs and all the intetiiie
diate landings, Leaving New Orleans every
iFUEsbAx ut . A. NJ s@d FsssAy At D p. N. Res
turning will leave nassn Rouge every Wsbbhs
BAY al 3 A. A. astd 81 sestBay al IL NJ
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-19

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TOML1NSON,D OLD STAND,
w. MuSsELMAN, 70 In rsesipt Of sal
- continually receiving : 1ayks s6d wall
sssosfsd stock u groceries and provisions .eonsksin~
q he following ~sflielssf
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10 ksss fssf L.A,. 80 s.eEs no CeGss.
% barrels of qysip snd Mojsasss, 10 TiSsess Htsss
70 ss.ss s';t e.ndles, 100 besss soegl ssksc
s.ssssns; - barrels. Whiskeyj. French isandiss.
Run, Anshesn and Holland Gin.
Wines.
C1afet, Madeira, Jon md Museas wisss.
RKescfvoDs
Cherries, lee 5lsIleA, Gocsstsny, Rsspbs,ry, $50
Plum preserves, Craps, Gamma, snd Stswbsno
brown, White, Ct,ashsd and rowdsssd
Imperial, 0unposdss, Young IIysss ~ Dtadk
1hsirf rsrrrs. : curran.s. x..iss, ss,sss
rsae''s'' f's'' P's'rrss;. e.
~ barrels No. I, 4, and Q macisrst, sslmsA ~.
sardines, ~hsffinss, aud eoI6sh.
Oils,
10 barfela lsrd el winses sfninsd, 5 II Whsjs
oil; 8 ~ iiussed ol; IS hAsksts sweet vi.
p Pr. .',,. = shsys -. 'sss, ss'sd IIsas, cissAs
ssarS 4 sLsys sussy esred Beef Ns.s bssa.
in sfnxfi " large quaDnstex. Bulk p0sk, hog sssas1,
Gm1s0r1eD.
Pickles, kstchup. olives. ysrn1issl1j, saeorsns
Isa,on. yfap tssas. -, ersnbsrr.s tsa.es, Ispyss
spice, eloyes, t5HnssBAh nrtsnegs, sslsbds, eaybsn1se
soda, yeast p~csders, possS in whole sad half bcstlss.
Indigo, stayeh, shot, lend, powder, sosam. slnOnje
Psesas. p1dibvrts, Ebsiish Wslnnts. elsssnais, weY.
~ Msls. wsas, ess.iags n 90 SKIES