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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
For Me Gesftfe
"0N TIE DEATH OF MRS. ELAIRA BARBER

sister.
For the Gssette
"0y THE DEATH OF MRS. ELNIRA BARBER
FORMERLY OF DEWITT, cLlSruN CO., IOWA.
Mrs. Barber Sc, off with her husband for Cali.
fornia few days sfier their marriage, and after
enduring almost every hardship, fatigue, hange'
and cold, they arrived at the far famed Elaoralo
and settled in Marysyille. But alas. comes III,
sad news TO her friends, that she is no more
She left two helpless babes with her befeave'
husband 10 mourn her loss.
She sleeps inyonder golden land,
Far from her own loved home,
But sunny skies aud blooming flowers, e
Smile On her lonely tomb.
No Mother watched beside her bed,
No Sister fingered near,
No old familiar faces there
OF bye-gone days--ol home so dear
But one stands by with fearful eyes,
The loved one of her heart,
Whose being seemed entwined with hers
Death cannot tear apart.
ouc seiSFti Eosu HIS HuinS aoos0
With soft and downy wings,
Is tanning now the aching brow
And OF his bright home sings:
Come, Sister. come away from earth,
Your Savior bids you come,
You've served him welcome home
Yeur well-wtough, task is done
Come range the fields OF bliss above,
Your harp is ready strung;
Come touch IFS trembling, breathing chords
And Join the blood washed throng.
Your babes and husband soon will come
With those in on far land,
And in our biissial home
VIII join your family band.
my bsbes.. she pfays, ooh! Father, take
And guide their tender years,
And shield them from the ills otife,
And wipe the orphans tears"
She took her fight on angels wings
To bliss without alloy,
Her fingers swep, the golden harp
And seraphs wept for Joy.
IsADoRE
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
THURSDAY PACKET

FOR BURLINGTON, MUsCATINE, ROCK is.
LAND, DAVENPORT AND GALENA.
WYOMING, q. }. KING, MASTER,
WILL commence her reguIa
1 trips at the opening Of navigation
- Leaving St. Louis every Thurs
day evening, a, O'Clock, P. NJ, and touching a
all the intermediate points, will arrive at Galens
on Sunday morning. Leaving Galena sunda,
evening, Davenport, Rock Island, Musca,in,
md Burlington, and arrive at St Louis on Wed
nesday morning.
The Wyoming has been thoroughly repaired
md newly fitted up, and her officers hope, b,
arici attention to the comfort Of passengers nc
interests OF shippers, to merit share Of the pub
ic patronage. For freight or passage apply or
board, or TO BURROWS 4 PRErtYaAa,
Feb 26 Agents
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P.P. PARSONAGE.

PIP. PARSONAGE.
PLUMBER, GLAZlER, PAINTER, PAPER
HANGER, &C.;
BRADY ST., BETWEEN % AND 80,
TINE subscriber begs TO return his sincere
i thanks 10 those friends who have favored
him with their support and 10 inform the inhab-
itants Of Davenport and its vicinity tina, he has
opened his New Shop on Brady ST., between Sec
ond and Third SITS, and that he has always on
hand choice assortment OF Colors and read y
Mixed Paints, Varnishes, &c.
Gliding, Bronzing, Graining and Vanishing.
N. B. Lift and force Pumps, Hot and Cold
Baths, Water Closets, &C., made and finished
to order on the shortest notice.
Feb. 10Th, 1852 2l-if
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
A Select and General Assortment Of
CHEAP GOODS.

rr,HE subscriber having received ? MY
STOCK Of the various articles ne u:uai, =,
has for sale, respectfully Ins .,aet consists Of
customers TO the fact. ans s.os
DRY GOODS,
ROOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE,
SCHOOL BOOKS g. STATIONERY,
GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE.
GLASS, PUTTY AND NAILS,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
C. LESLIE.
p. S.-Country Produce received !"
barter.
Davenport, May 18th, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS
AT THE CINCINNATI STORE OPPOSITE
THE STEAM MILLS.
IITE have just received our spring supply o
w Goods from Cincinnati and ST. Louis, amous
which may be found large assortment OF Prints
de Lains, Bareges, Barge de LANES, Lawns
Alpacas, Ginghams, embroidered muslins, Swis.
Null, Book and Jaconet musns, Cap Nett
Work cd Capes and Collars, Work ed under
Sleeves and Band, Swiss edglngs and nsertings
Thread and Isle edglngs, black silk Lace, La
dies and Gents linen cambria fIdki, great yari
ETY. Silk Pocket Hdkfs, black and fancy Cravats,
Bingham do, oiled red Hdkfs, black 1hibet aud
Mode Shawls, Mourning goods, Kid, Silk, Net,
and Cotton Gloves, and with Hosiery of all kinds
Irish Linens, bleached and unbIeached muslin.
bleached, unbleached and colored Drills, fancy
Cassimers, Saiinetts, Cashmeretts, &C., French
Cloths, Queens Cloth for summer wear, French
Linens, Cottonade, Blue Drills, &c, Jacquard
and Russia Diaper, Crash, Red, Yellow and
White, TwilIed and Silk warp Flannel, Dress
Trimmings new styles, Ladiis aud Misses Bon
nets, Bonnet Innings Ribbons and Flowers,
Tuck, Side, Toilet and Fine Combs, Shell Tuck
and Side do Port Mon.as, Bill Wallets, large
size scotch Umbrellas, Parasois, &c. &c.
ALSO
A large assortment OF Boots and Shoes.
Mems Calf and Kip Boots, Coarse and Kip
Brogans, Ladies Jenny Linds, Buskins, Bronzeo
md Enamelled Blocmers, Caters, cali and goa,
Bootees, Misses, Youths and Chidrens Shoes,
HARDWARE, GROCERIES,
QuEENswARE, NAILS, &c, &c.
which we will sell as low for the Cash as can be
purchased in the city
WOODWARD & HARRIS.
April 7,h, 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
! {l3ffrZ|l RODS

Sprat's paten, lightning Rod, Tor which be
IS sole Agent, and will pay particular attention
70 putting up IN the most approved stvle.
Orders from the country punctually ATTENDED
to- FHOS. " BLAKEMORE. IL
Sign ofthe big Coffee Pot, Main ST, near Sec
ond, Davenport, lowe.
n. B.. Cash paid for old Copper, Brass, Lead
and Tallow. June 90, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

PHYSICIANS say that Davis Pain Kins,
those valuable family articles which il csi. one Of
TO relieve an immense amount Of suffering
human life. it, action on the system is MAN. 10
like ms gc-so instantaneous; the pain is Hnei
For the almost miraculous extinction Of NJ, once.
medicine was ever discovered equal 10 The P.in 10
ier is used In certain cases ernaliy .n MI.
nally but never eternaly like too MANY inter
Full directions accompany each Bottle. f'''ioni.
The Pain Killer almost Immediately curs.n
Cholera Morbus; Darrhoea; severe BURN: v..noler
Painters Cholic; Piles; Bois; Genera, hpepisi
Coughs Had Ache; sudden Colds; swellea ,alIiiE
and Side and various other complaints in f.s, sck
PAIN KILLER! scl Nh,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
NEW STORE,
CHEAP GOODS.
nprns1rr THE ErNA MILLs.

OPPOSITE THE IkTNA MiALe.
yIlHE subscriber has received ~ auuiuoh -
i his stock OF Goods, lot OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
such as Coats. Pants, Vests, Shirts, drawers, x
Also broad Cloths, Cassimers, satinetts, tweeus'
Jeans and linseys, hannels, Alpaccas, Caiedonla;
Abysinia, WOODEN and worsted goods, prints anu
Merrimac Caicocs, assorted styles and hgares
brown and bleach ed sLeeting and shirung, rtts
burgh cotton warp, carpet chain, batting, wad'
ding and wicking, buffalo robes, sole, kip, cal
aud upper leather, Sligo Iron, shee. IRON. ssse
plough lays, nails andlarge cast kettles, wooden
buckets, tubs, churns, bowls &C..
GROCERIES of all kinds, L. b., G. A. and
T. /. salt, window glass, crockery and glassware
hair and leather coyeredtrayeling trunks;a good
assortment, of ladies and gcntlemen's gum oye'
shoes, shoes and boots Of all kinds, hardware
paints. oils and dye stuils, dried iru't, wa'l pa,
: y. and live geese feathers, which will be sold
cheap for Cash. JAMES NJ. BOWLING.
Davenport, March Goth, 1851
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
CARRIAGES 8 WAGONS.

Manufactured and for sale, Corner 81 Rock i'lanf
and Second Streets.
A GOOD assortment on hand and
n constantly making more. Hss-
iny secured the services Of an ac- --sk
complished carriage smith, the undersigned II
prepared 10 make repairs in wood or iron, IN tht
bes manner and upon short notice. All are in
yi,sd 10 call and examine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
A short credit will be given for part OF pur.
chase, If desired with satisfactory security.
All work warranted to answer fully the rec
concentrations given.
10000 Il Of Dak and Hickory Lumber OF the
very best quality for carriage making wanted.
T. II. JENNEY.
n,venpor, Jnly al ST. 1851 ty
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

burrows g. PRETTY AN have just re-
- ceiyed direct from Boston their Fall ana
Winter Stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hard.
ware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Groceries, &c. &c.
Determined tot have stock unsurpassed in eI.
tent and variety, no pains have been spared IN
he selection embracing every thing new and de-
srable. We would say to all of our customers
and friends who are in want Of New, cheap and
good Goods to give a call, as we are deter.
mined to sell as cheap for the ready pay as any
other House in the place. We are also paving
the iighes, Market price for all kinds Of pro-
duce. October Cd, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
WEEKLY PACKET.

FOR DAVENPORT, GALENA AND ST. LOUIS
= - THE excellent and last running
steamer
HIGHLAND MARY NO. :,
SrgruAN HEWITT, Master, will run regularly be-
tween the above ports during the season
Passengers and shippers can depend upon her
for good accommodations, prompincss ia busi-
ness matters aud regularity in her trips.
For freight or passage apply on board.
Nav 9th, 1852 J5-fs
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
REGULAR PACKETS.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKE1,

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
FOR BURLINGTON, MUSCATINE, DAvEN.
PORT, GALENA AND DUBUQUE.
A~ THE fine, fast running and commodi
AAY Gus passenger steamer MINNESOTA
r. RILEY, Master, having again 70
ken her place an the Galena trade, - regular wtsN
ly racket between ST. Louis, Galena and all interms'
date ports will continue to make weekly trips
out the entire season: leaving St Louie every MON
Sav evening al O'Clock and arrive at Davenport on
Wsdnesaay understanding, will leave Davenport
every Friday morning for 81 Louis
The Minnesota has been thoroughly repaired, over
hauIsa repainted &c.. and 10 no in complete run
ming order and is unsurpassed for splendid accommo
for passengers capacity for carrying fsgh'
Capt Riley takes this opportunity Of returning
thanks for liberal patronage he has heretofore re
ceived. and hopes BY unremittng attention % sne
comfort Of rs the interest Of shippers to
receive liberal share of the business. For freight
az nssss % appiy on board. May cots
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
DAILY OMNIBUS TO MOLINE.

l AM now running an Omnibus regularly twice
i day to Moline for the accommodation Of
the public As soon as the spring opens three
trips per day will be made.
Leaves Rock Island at 1 past 7 O'Clock A. M
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

To "please little giil' we insert the follow
ing lines composed by herself, on the death Of her
sister
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04

1 HENnr A. WISE AND JeHN z. HabE--
The Pierce leaders OF the Eenth bHv
| given the following dialogue phbieit'
where ever occasion presented itself. |
| is said TO have taken place lii ABcoma
| Wal where MFR. Wise was The orator q
the day:
i Mr.. WISE" Were yon III New Hamp
shire two years ago, aud did yen not lien
Hale speak, aud say iii his speech tia
| lie would head an army 10 march 10 th,
South aud put down slavery T"
Mr. Map" / was there heard Mr.
Hale speak, aud say what you state"
Mr.. Wise.-"Dil you hot hear Frank
lin Pierce reply 10 this, unl say II Hall
should head ali army to march Oh I'll,
South, lie had first to march over lii
(Piefce's s)dead body fDr he would heat
an army TO oppose hitnl'"
| Mr.. Map-"I Gid.
This dialogue has given new zeal tt
the democrats, and they ash II the soutl
ean ask better friend tl.Hii Gen. Pierce
whe had declared Il lie wefild lleaiHn ar.
my" 10 oppose any hostile movements oil
the part Of tlie Abolitionists against tile
South by the periissl Off extract from
Mr.. Hales communication To the editor
Uf the Union, it will he seen that the lore.
geing dialogue is fabrication, and like
most of their statements about their can.
tlidate is doomed to receive complete
relutation. The editor Of The Union says
he is not " disposed to question the state-
inent made by Mr. uale ia bis letter. =
We annex paragraph from Mr.. IIale's
letter
ITO this permit Inc briefly TO reply, that
for whatever purposes such dialogue
may have been spoken IN Virginia court.
house, there is hot n syllable OF truth i'll
the Whole OF 1t. No such remark was
ever made by ne. and, OF course no such
answer liy Gen. Pierce nor was there d
meeting holden in New Hampshire, or
elsewhere, in which such dialogue could
lave occurred Gen. Pierce and myself
have not spoken bt the sanie public nieet-
Ing since 1910, when we both spoke on
tbe same side, but once, md that was at
lie North Church, III Concord, New
Hampshire, III June, 1916 and 1 ON
snre that Of the many thousands who at-
iellded that meeting. hot Que can be found
WHO will pretend that any thing Of tile
kind took plaee at that time. That, how
ever, has nothing 10 un with the sthtes
naent as the remarks related by Mr.. Map
were made at a meeting holden two years
since. Respectfully, yours,
JUHN z. HALE
7. S.---Ahy one who doubts the cor
reetness Of my statement eaii be satisfied
by applying TO Mr.. Pierce himself
]. p. III.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
willis Central Executive Com-
Ili1ttee or Louisiana.

4 All the sitting Of August 9th, 1852
ths following preamble aud resolution
were unanimously adopted
Whereas, The ratification (by The peo
flel Of the constitution Of the Slate, adup
ted at the recent convention ut Batut
Rouge, is now a matter beyond doubt
especially III view Of its admirable fitness
to the manifest spirit Of progress sild i'm
pfuvehient which Ii claraetefieiHg all eIHs
ses Of our population and whereas thai
Under this constitution. 1t will heeome
necessary (ili eeinpliance with its behests'
| for the people To proceed 10 elect, on tile
fourth Melidsy Of December nest, d
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, seersis4
fy of Slate. Treasurer, Attorney General,
and All entire Legislature; aud whereas,
lii view of this fact, IL becomes necessary
for the great Whig party lotake iisitiatofy
steps towards the assembling Of Wing
State Convention, for The purpose Of ylaes
ing III Asnaisaasieai H~illidates for lle State
at large.
Rssotpea, That the Wllig State Cen-
trail Executive Committee hereby reeonis
iiend To the Wings Of Louisiana To meet
Through duly appointed delenates) Id con-
vention at Baton Rouge, OIL Monday, No.
venlber 15,b for lie purpose Of liotnina.
ting candidates for all offices to be elected,
under the new constitution. by the people
Of the State at large.
Resoigel. That II Is hereby recommend.
ed to The Wings Of every parish of the
State {exeept Ofleals) 10 assemble within
their respective parishes, at such tiules az
will by them be deemed most convenient,
fur tile purpose Of appointing Delegates 10
the Whig State Convention aud for the
further purpose Of nominating candidates
for the Senate and House Of Representa-.
tives.
Resotved, That 1t Is hereby recommend.
ed to The .Wligs Of the parish Of Orleans
to assemble, within tlleif respective rep.
resentative districts, OH MONDAY, Tie
stll November. ct halfpast p. NJ. for
the purpose Of nominating delegates to
the Wing State Convention, dominating
candidates for Representatives aud nom
iuatibg delegates 10 Wing PARISH Con.
vehtioll, for the purpose Of seleeting four
senatorial eandidates for the parish at
large.
Resoived, That Il Is hereby reeotnmeDd-
ed that The delegates selected to Wig
Parish Convention meet at HE Wtig
Central Committee Room on Thursday,
the 18th November at half. past I 2. NJ.
for the purpose Of nominating four sena.
toral candidates
Resokped, That though this COMMITTEES
perceive that allie and Influential Wlig
journals have recommended All earlier day
lof The assembling of u Wlng State Con.
vention than the one herein designated,
after full and careful survey Of which
have iHdliesd Its action, this committee
cannot but respectfully urge upon the
Wings Of the Slate the ratification (by
thetnl Of the above resolves.
Resofpea, That tile Wllig rapefs
throughout the state) be respectfully re-
quested to publish the foregoing.
/. N. MARKS, President.
r. tsALOMON, Secretary. aus.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04

A WESTERN SeENE.-The National
tnteligeneer says: The lbnd office ut
EdwardsviIle, Illinois, which had been
closed for several months, by order OF
Government, iii order TO allow time for
the Illinois Central Railroad Company 10
select the amount of land given 10 the
State by net Of Congress Id aid OF the
road, was re.opened Oh Monday week,
aud some three hundred persons were
present. from all The adjacent counties, to
enter land along the line Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad. Much excitement
prevailed, as the Idea was entertained
that speeulatofs intended to inonopolize
The land Every thing, however, passed
OF without difficulty, aud the meetings
which were held against the spectators
proved useless, rs no spectators appeared
10 be there. In speaking Of the scene
the ST Louis Republican observes:
!" Politics were good deal discussed Of
this meeting. The feeling Ii favor Of
Pierce was very indifferent, while there
were good Democrats who did not hest.
tate to avow their intention to vote for
Scott"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
tf- n eosoection witt, Gen. Pierce,

n- In connection with Gen. Pierce i
letter to MI De Leon, the Washington
Republic contains some remarks 20 strik-
ing aud In 80 close connection with a
sentence used by him. we lay them before
onr readers chearfully.
| /" Passing from These particular reports,
Gen. Pierce proceeds to strengthen his de-
liial by reference 10 his general public
conduct My opinions and the avowal
Of them, he says, lave been everywhere
the same, My action and my language
Iin New Hampshire touching this matter,
| have beeiiat all times. md under NIL cir.
cnnstances, III eutire accordance with my
action aud language at Washington. Mr..
Pierce Is willing 10 stand by tlfe record !;
and let us recapitulate certaili facts con-
neeted with his action aud auguage In
New Hampshire, that we fnny Test the
value Of his present declaration II IL OIL
record that Mr.. Pierce was member Of
the State Convention iii June, 1916. aud
that IN ilrat capacity lie was QUE of 4 com.
mttee who reported 4 resolution re-atfinn.
ing the sentiments and opinions Of the
Northern Democracy in relation 10 slave
~. and setting forth That they aeplovea
It's cr;stenre and yegaydcd IL Z us a great
no,atl ana socisl eril.. It Is on record,
again, that OH the 20ti, November. 1850,
General Pierce attended meeting at
Manchester, New Hampshire, and deli
vered speech III which lie asked, { ttlso
did not depl0ye stauery and III which.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04

AN INCIDENT AT THE BURNING or Till
HErRy CLAY.--A passenger who was Of
board the ill-fhted steamboat Henry Ciay
relates the following incident connected
with the sud disaster
lie had been OH the bow Of lie yes
sci and was one 0f the first 10 escape
Upon reaching the shore, he counted
twelty.tllres persons who sunk to rise fio
more. lie sickeiled at tie eight, aud wa,
just turning 10 leave the spot, when lie
saw a little boy only seven years Of age
ef1erge from Tile smoke md flame Oh Tic
after part Of lie promenade deck, kneeI
down and clasp lis lIands, as II III prayer.
lie remained ID This attitude bnt mo.
ment, aud then leaped into tile water
Our Informant watched. tie little fellow dc
lie went Under tliewater expecting never u
see him again. Presently tlle young hero
rose 10 the snrfoce, brushed aside lis MI
burn rillgIess. aud struck Out ipanfnlIy for
tie shore. which he reached III d slior.
time. Upon landing, he sat down ,pol,
tile bank, excIainliDg Oil, these poor
people ! wisl, could save them and
Their burst into .nood Of tears, at tile aw-
ful scene Of suffering aid death. before
him. What noble lteart was III that
boy. WHO, 80 Young, could not only ask
deliveral,ce from danger u his heavenly
Father, but feel for the stIefings Of otli-
ers. Does Il not also speak volumes iu
tlie praise OF tile mother Of that boy
Esxclsauae.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04

Farmers, says lats Iowa paper, are
done lsarvestitg whsat. and truly II may
" said that y inore abundant harvest was
never known III tI.is country. This il the
news from, ~ he Northwestern and
Western STATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
TO THE UNKNOWN.

stF 3
/ A glance from eye to eye will ofsen weave
1 A chain around the heart; u smile viii leave
An impression no time nor change can e'el
remove
An impress which in absence deeper still
willprove.
One glance Or smile ii stranger hearts may
light
friendship torch, which win burn forever
bright;
Tho mountains rise and oceans roll between.
still true
They'll bsst, though lips moved not andnamea
thsy never knew.
So stranger friend, one day glance Of thine,
Thy smile, kindlcd within this soul of mine
Friendships undyias came. and tho I'm taI
from thee
Be sure thou sri nil remembered b. Flora Lee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04

YouNa ENGLAND at Ii stated that up.
wards Of ons.third Of the newly elected
House of Commons consists OF new tnem-
bers, a great portion Of them being very
young fnen.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-04
-, A, RoBEnTs, HuFBs h. HOWELL
.R0BERTS & HOWELL,
A 4 4 o r. N EYS AT l. A w.


IaAvE formed Partnership IN the practice OF
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All those who may be pleased TO lntFust bt,sl=
net.s 10 their management and care.
slaving devoted much time and attention TO
The study aud practice Of Criminal Law for the
past seven years, they particularly commend
themselves 10 those who may need their services
III :hat department Of their profession.
effies fR,Nr ROOM, FIRST FhoeA ABOVE ffis
BASEMENT
No, az, Camp street, New Orleans.
THEY REFER TO
Gcsv Joseph Walker, Messfs. Nalle, Cox 4 Co
William 5. Pike. Oakley & Hawkins
Daton Rouge ~, II. Palmer, & Co.
Mse, Miles, "T, Pagan, 4 Co,
t,..A Neelia McRae, Kvtlitsn u
Ms Frank, Co.
Gaafisea n Faqna, r, K. Price, Esq.
Covert Il Cobb, John Holmes, Esq,.
Clinton, Hon Judge MeCaleb.
AugJou New Orleans
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THIN BATON ROUGE GAZETTE,
ruBbtsitpp WEEKLY.
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Fur ten lines or less, net alterable 4 months g.
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