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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

NEW YORK, JUNE "a, lbJ2.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
have this day formed partnershp under the Arm
o Haght Mclean, and will transact general Broker
age, Exchange and Collecting business Mt No. 10 Mer
chants Ex, ,hangc, Wall street. -
SAMUEL W. HAIGHT.
GEORGE MCLEAN,
Refer by permission to Geo. Coe Cashier Ohio Life In
uranoe and Trust Company, New York; Robert Bayad,
Eco New York; Psge Bacon, st. Louis; Page Bacon
Co., San Francisco, Californis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03
INCIDENTS CONNECTED WITH MR.. CLAY's
DEATH

On the day Of Mr. Cays death, the President issued
circulars In the following form TO the heads Of departs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03
HAYS HOUSE, DALHoUsIR SQUARE. MONTREAL.

GETTY HOUSE. YoNKERs, ON THE HUDSON
~ KverThis oapaoous and elegant estAblishme
now completed and open for of fam
lies and othr boarders and the reception OF transient
fsr M first class livery stable aordns oysry
ces The trains and steamers go and from New York al
most hourly the city being hours reach Affords
great to those who desire visit the
dcshtfp stoatiens within 100 miIes Of New York This
region oil country being known for its health
funess together with its immediate proximity to churches
schools post ooe &c. presents advantages almost
every other country situation within the distance OF
the great metropolis. HENRY DURELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

NEW HOTEL, CORNER OF WILLIAM AND FRANK
fort house has changed proprietors
and having been thoroughly renovated and fitted
especial beneht Of gentlemen wishing quiet comfort and
small expense separate rooms with every
thing pertaining to cleanliness and comfort
% cents night 81 SO week. with the advantage
wants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

CEA BATHING.-MORRIS HOUSE. LONG BRANCH
~ N. j., is the reception visiters.
having tho house known As tho Norris
House Long Branch and having made desirable additions
and improvements will its patrons that the above
house shall be conducted In give sAtsacon
SAMUEL LAIRD, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

GRAND EXCURSION TO CoNEY ISLAND AMI
N Sheepshead Bay-Elegant omnibuses leave FultoI
Houfe Fulton Ferry Brooklyn for the above named
daily at and 9k A. M and and o'clock P. NJ, and
ing leave the Island and Bay at the
Brooklyn. Russell FOSTER. Proprictors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

HIGHLANDS OF NEvIsINK, NEW JERSEY
IL Thompson's Atlantic PAvilion.-J. I. Thompson
spectfuy informs his friends that he has erected
spacious Pavilion, whore he will able
families and transient boarders very reasonable sOs
and where they enjoy all the luxuros Of fishing
ing rowing sailing and bathing equal il superior
Cape Island The house with beautiful groves
either for walks drives J. 4. THOMPSON, PROPRIETOR
N bar will be furnished with the best Of liquors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03


MANSION HOUSE, H0B0KEN.-THE SUBSCRIBER
IVA has opened his large establishent undsr ths above
essn.ns.. %. ths .e:.nmodasioa o. h friends being
Iranka Terrace formerly Hudson street. adassnt TO
the Ferry He viii st all times have ON hand the bsst Of
hs intends keeping his house he hopes will rsmuserate
those whe may favor him with call.
DAVID POLLOCK, ii Chstham street.
And Mansion House. Fran kiln Terrace, Hoboken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

y von Hotel open for the reception Of vsters.
Say eSeent sunday. NJ O'clock "A. NJ and and s. p N
whore stages viii be IN readiness 70 convoy vsters to the
s. Front street, will be promptly attended to;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

Of frat class Grocery, Flour and Feed Store, now
doing good business. and could BE- extended to any
amount There good dwelling feed house and stable at.
taehed to and good ice house full of os with Of
eround which is all planted and In good order There
thing complete which will all be sold cheap No need
at the corner Of l25th street and Sixth avenue after
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

ITO PICNIC, COTILLON, AND EXCURSION PAR
Il ties-The and commodious steam propeller HO-
B0KEN be chartered for excursions day evening
reasonabe terms, by applying TO CAPES ALLISON. Ho
bokon; or HO0G DELEMATER foot of West Thirteenth
str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

PAYMENTS TO LET-ONE FLOOR THREE
"A rooms-to gentleman and his wife, 1t No. lis Canal
street Inquire in Mrs Bartcns millinery store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

ROARD,-A PARLOR, SUITABLE FOR CENT e.
- man and wife; also, q or two single goa-
temea can be had with board by applying at III Cda
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

TINTED STATES Observation-Disclosures CO.,
No. ll6 broadway offer for sale favorable
governments 10000 United States Percus.
sion ana Flint L ck Muskets Said made by
United States government at their Armony in ngsd
at cost Of over fourteen dollars eaoh they all
inspection are entirely packed in Of twenty
each and ready Cor shipment of the world
invited to inspect these the holders will sell
them considerably less than cost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

ROARD-ELEGANT APARTMENTS IN FIRST
- Glaze honse baths large garden plenty Of choice fruit
in Of the desirable locations
quite moderate Apply at East Fifteenth street
the New York Boarding Exchange Duane street. second
door rom .O4 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

ROARDING-ROOMS TO LET. WITH BOARD-A
- very Desirable suit Of apartments, worry haudsomey
Furnished consisting Of parlor and bedrooms adjoining suit
able Tor ANAL family or two single gentlcmon
Apply a 30 Clinton place, Of Eighth aud Greene
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03
WHOLE NO. : 1856.
DOUBLE SH F. EFT
SALES BY AUCTION.

A UCTION NOTICE.-wM. b. JONES. AUCTIONEER.
IA by H. Scanlan.-Large sale Of elegant Household
FurnitureThs day at 10 O'clock. ct $50 Fourth street,
Broadway Parlor Chamber and Kitchen Furniture.
The French gentleman, s going TO South America
AT must be sold without amongst whch Globe,
aome large Maps, Charts, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

BOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
- Child with full board and furnished location
east OF Broadway preferred. Address "E. h. B. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

bakery TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR SALE. ALL
complete-Now doing good business the counter
with good route baking from eight to ten barrels per
week. prosperous ooaton with wagon suit
able for the trade The for the proprietor selling
lars apply to Mr. B. FREEMAN, Newark avenue, Jersey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-03

R0ARDIN CAT THE ATLANTIC HOTEL SOUTH
Brooklyn, near the Hamilton ferry, away from
the dust and noise OF the cty of the
savsnsgs OF pure Air and other requirements health
sd comfort. Terms moderate. X. LoSEE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
Fresh Arrivals.

n MUSsELMAN, corner Of Laurel and Thid
il Streets, has just received a fine assortment
of Confectionery fresh fruit, Cordials, Liquors. &c. .
&c, selected With cafe from new importations,
among which are,
lsaisons in q~aartst. half and whole boxe. and in
barrels; Citrens md Cirrants. Ordnges and Lemons
Guase Jelly. Juiube paste Prunes In fancy boxes,
Jars and barrels Fruits In their own juire, viz.
Pears. Peaches, StraNberrys, Plums, Prines. Apri.
cots, &c., Ar,, Preserved frnits, vias Pine annie,
apple. figs, Tatiarant, Citrpn, Ounce, Ginger,
peaches, &c; Brandy fruits, via. Cherry. Apricnts
figs, oranges; fine ~cAoeolat. christalfked peaches;
figs, oranges, &c, ; English and American pickles,
elves anil capers ; A variety OF Ketchup and sauces
sarlines, Holsters. ,nackerpl, salmon, %anchores, 60
swcet oil In whole and half bottles.
English dairy. and Western cheese, Goshen and
roll butter: Almonds, La. crushed sugar, Stewards
double refined loaf sugar, French, and Kentucky
Mustard--Cuny powder stougton. Orange and other
bitters Abasquit, niarasgndin. Gumolet and Cnra
co. An assortment of The finest French %cordials.
White ~claret, and n1uscat wine; a superior article
of Bay water, peppermint. essence Orange water
The fiuest brands Of Champagne. cherry, MADEIRA.
and Port wines In bottles. A superior article Of
Brandy and Irish Mhtskey. Naples suretiaf Liver.
pool Ale, in lnlfholtles. cigars Havana, ViailldfciH
SCI elima--Salvadora And other favorite bands,
Playing cards, fire truckers and fire works, fancy
boxes. &c.
Wedding parties, balls and soirees served at shor,
notice.
Pound, fruit. and sponge cakes. Anniset by the
barrel asserted syrnps by he gallon; the trade
supplied on liberal TERMS.
And the finest assortment Of candies, with every.
thing in his line intended to meet the wants Of bin
risnds and CUSTOMERS. dec20y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
LOUISIANA BAR.
LAWS OF LOUISIANA,
relative to the

which he Is prepared to sell for cash alta very great
reduction upon the prices formerly demanded;
MARTINS REPORTS sf Cases argued and de-
termined In the Supreme Court OF the Territory
81 Orleans, and III the Supreme Court Of tho State
az tnni.iana. Nv Francis Xavier Martin, one of
the Judges Of said C~our,s-with nelee of reference
10 subseauent decisions Of the Suprene Court, up
10 The SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORTS refer
enres 10 the Amendments to the Constitution, Stat
6tes. and CIVIL Code ADD Code Of Practice, since
;,ho,p decisions were rendered. BY Thoinas Gibbs
Morgan. Counsellor at Law. New edition, 1852,
The original 90 volumes comprised in 10 volumes,
without abre Walton. Pfice o. per voluthe to sub.
.cribers, prior to January 1883, and to non-sub.
scribers, 90 rash. 9fH II
RoMNsoN's REPORTS, 10 volumes; embrac.
inr ue Decisions Of the Supreme Court Of Louis-
lana, from October, is4l, to March, 1873. This
valuable work il new offered. either BY volume
or by set, at a4Asch lower price than heretofore.
Nothing need be said in ccmmendation Of a work
30 we'll knewn to every Louisiana Lawyer. Its
nossession IL indispenss Bile to secure the continuity
az II q decisions of the Supreme Cosst.
rREtNERs LOUISIANA CODE oFPRACf1CE
New Edition.
BENJAMIN e. sLIDELLsS BIGESTe-Enlarged.
A pirestef ail the Decisions Of the supreme Court
of Louisiana, down to the 18th vol. Of louisiana
Reports.
DEsLlx,s ~nidEsTs4Tsis is \ continuation OF
Ie.niamia 4 slsds,fs Digest, and In brought down
Ia The Al yoltneef Robtnscn''s Reports.
pEsl.lxss GENERAL. INDEX = From 1909 TO
isa3. An alphabetically arranged Table Of all
the Cases deesded defius Inc above mentioned
long rerioa. Per sale by }. B. sTEeL.
oct 0 em 60 Camp at. New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
Cheap for Cash
Corne, Of ChRych and Peaiteastdrs SOS.
ToMr.TNSQN'S OLD STAND.

r w. MuSSEhMAN is in receipt Of a large
assorted stock Of groceries u provisions, con-
sisting ofthe following articNs
Markerel. herring. cedssk, sardiues western h
Goshen butter. western and cheshire cheese,
x,,,shea. poyedefei and double-rectiHed and loaf
sugar, sugar cured hams, sugar cured dried beef,
boston, soda. water aud butter crackers, rice,
peas, beans, hams, sides, shout iers, lard and can.
dies. soap, CASTLE, shaw NJ. and New FORK white
wine vinegar, sperm, lard and olive oil, Pickles
of an kinds, tomato and walart katehap, chew
ing and smoking tobacco, cigars, cigarittes, maten-
es. mustard. starch, sataratus. cinnamon, aitspits,
pepner chocolate. nutmeg, verrAieiili and masa-
soni. rjnser candies. oranges. cloves, lemuaeh,
bananas, f~aisons, ags, pecans, almonds preserves,
and guava jelly, shoe brushes, tin, stone, wooden
and willow ware, brooms, rope, backing. clay
ana stone rircs &c.
Port and snadara wine, cleret BY the box or
bottle, annisette uuscat cordiah Brandy cogn &C,
trench and New Yak rata. holland and New
York yin. whiskey rio and secfineds &c. &c. II
q w. MUsSELMAN has also in store an
assortment of hamsAStap & Shays, Miller Il
Dufield hams, at retail or by the tierce-B Bate,
Goshen aud May batter, wholesale and retail.
Bacon and lara-A3 casks shoulders, 3 casks sides,
and 3 kegs OF lard. Flour, 80 barrels OF extra
brands, Salt 10 sacks coarse and fine. Teas Inn
periaL young hyscn, gunpowder and black tea.
Crockery ware, a large quantity Oakuna, looac-
% Of all Rshds and qualities. 20 barrels OF hecti-
fed Whiskey,a % boxes St If aud Tallow Candles,
20 boxes western Cheese, 10 dozen extla fancy
and common Bfoonas, 4 hogsheads prime Sugar,
40 boxes OF New York and Boston Soap, % kegs
Nails, 20 sacks OF Rio and Havana Coffee, 10,
600 Cigars, Havana and other kinds, for sale by
+. w. MuSSELMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
A WewE iition of Martins Reports,

M ri 80 "a
The undersigned having now in press q new cd.
lion Of MARTINS REPORTS, including the new
series. with notes Of reference 10 si'bseaRieft deets-
siol,s of the Supreme Court, UP 70 Tue Sesenti Vol.
ums Of tls ANNUAL REPORTS references "
,hs Amendments 10 the Constitution. Statutes, and
ciyti Cal il and Code 81 Practices, since those decis-
sons ,v.re rendered. Complied BY Thomas Gibbs
nr.rsan. Fad, Counsellor nj Law.
1I,is ,,ork hna been aot up with great labor and
,.searsh, and il Is hoped, win be found to merit the
patronage Of the profession. No alteration Of The
original have been ,na,ie, except 10 correct typo
graphical errors /; aiul, in some instances, by adding
marginal notes Of points decided, but not noticed by
the reporter.
The high charaeteg of the Court during The time
embraced In these volumes the great number OF
cnses. inyoi vel IN tie most important principles og
the civil law. an II Obtained prior to the acquisition
or topisiana, and subsequently. which are passed
nrot the learned and able hreifs Of the co,inse-
then AT the bar--rendrrs this work Of the greatest
Importance in all those States aid Territories forl
urrly under The jurisdiction 1f Spain, while at tile
same time. the notes afford a ready reference to The
subsequent adjudication. OF the Supreme Court Of
this State. #@
The original twenty volumes. comprising all The
cnsstyf the Supreme Court Of l.dessana, ffom 1871
to 1890, will be published in TEN VOLUMES
price to subscribers Five Dollars per volume, and TO
on.subsctibers Sir Dollars per volime-cssii in all
eases. Neither expense nor labor will be SPARED to
make the work In every respect wnrthy the patron.
age of tho profession. It will be published complete
and ready for delivery, in this city, by the ist Of Nov
emher next. Subscriptions will be received until
the first Of January 1853.
It il the intention of the publisher to follow u up
will, a new edition or the LOUISIANA REPORTS,
noted In the same manner. and also to publish new
editions or the CIVIL CODE and CODE OF PRAC-
rice In the latter work it Is proposed to publish
the original test entire; follow each article with the
statutory amendments entire, and the decisions q
the Supreme Court upon each, by reference 70 the
volume and page. /.
Each work will require great labor and care and
~ they viii be executed under the immediate super
vision DC the a~nnotalor of Martins Reports, ! think
,hey can be safely commended to the especial aiten-
,ien Of tns. rsassssESA. some progress has already
been made in these works, and they will be publish
ed a. speedily as may be compatible with The utmost
accuracy. J.R STEEL, Publisher.
a 8 60 Camp nj. New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
Steal Boiler Msnnfactory.

III Baf0nae Street, beitfen Pogdras y Heutra ste.
Mr. Orleans.
T7HB Undersigned having had long experience
i IN the business, will devute their whole at
%tettioIi to the ,Hatluin Of fuet cylinder. low
PRESSURE and locomotive boilers also clarifyers, FL
ters. iron jtiee. botes. tists rms and ifun work Of eve-
ry description. They Will guarantee the material
used by tlisii to bc Of the very lest and The work
manshi6 mol 10 be eteeiied willis their prices will
always he rensDiia his. a
~ Experienced 8ffhmer sent til the country to
do repairs Yin the SHORTEST notiee and mos, reasona
bic terms. ~
We invite plaistefs and others to give us a call
and examine oir work before going lsewlere
The 1neaersigned are also anthrrjsed to sell and
int up the celebrated. Fahet's Magnetic Water
ua ge. tllr saGest wafer indicator new in use.
All orders aditassed to Ms will meet With prompt
attention. apr3y. HOLSTBERRY d FOWLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20

U-IT SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY Known
foril " strictly tfiis. ahafi isliesssio Is the parent Of d
large peftion 81 the fatal s~iiseasss, Dysenferv, diarr.
iaea, chole.a niorinas, liver complaint, and many
other diseasss enumerated III lie eity iiispc6iur,s
weekly e~aislbgie ri teash.. ARE ers,eras led bv irsli.
geasian alone. Think III thai dyspemics sfhiuh 81
Il all who suffer frem disofderrd stnnscfs. ana L
yoi are willing ID BE- guided nv aslriep. ksylEas4f
ut,on experience, fe.ora IL once einn's deay = il 3
NJ Hodands German Rifters. prepared BY hi. 4. H.
JAcKsoN, which, lis MI sIleratiya. curative, AMI :l.-
yigasanf. stands aIors and uslsp pfoactmsi. sseiseFaf
Dvrnt, Ia0 Arch street We hase trisa fI.s~. Rit-
Ter. asa know thea they are e~xeeslsaa fr he dis
e4sss specific hove q sss1satl3 Till CIV RIM.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
Alfred Daelanlicr for Monilion.
STATE on LOUisIANA--parish vi
East BATON Rouge

Si14h Jnfitadk Dtst,ttt C0uff.
TN the name and BY The authority Of the State
i of Louisiana. and Of Said Court, Greeting. To
all whom II RAY concern. take notlcps fnat &C
the Instance an. request Of; Alfred Daplaftfer OF
said Parish, how being The bona hde owtef and
possessor oi The following described properly
10 wit A tract of Land situated IN this Parish
Of East Baron Rouge. having a front Of the River
M~ississfs,i Of five arpents with a depth OF eighty
~Artsents, bounded above by lands Of Thomas
Mile x Rousan, and below by lands claimed BY
Cbailes Me Micken. Said property was actliir
ed BY Alfred Duplantier at a judicial sale, maize
by n. v. yabin Sheriff Of said Parish, on the
second day of October A, ID. Eighteen hundred
asd fifty Two 1882 under a commission issued
from said Court pursuant to a Judgement render
ed III said Coutt on the Twenty saxth day o. "a.
~ A. D. Eighteen handss,l end ftty 1--WE lisozl
at the suit OF E. II. Maxeft let Al Heirs OF HEN
netta Caveiief, Widow Maxent, ts Charles
U.yenpoft st al No sss. fthe Records OF said
Court iee,eeipu a Sale Of the above described
tract Of land. to effect d Partition among the
PARTIES Plaintiff and Defendants to the above en-
Titled cause. after a legal Advertisement and de,
LAYS for the price and sum Of Eleven Thousand
dollars 1911 1po,l and which auieent the saia
Sheriff acknowledges TO have recelsau III the ioi-
lowing manner to wit One third tash ana me
balance in his Notes endorsed by John b Klein
pe,er, all dated the secorss d,y OF October A.. "
Eighteen hundred and Gtay two tls52l dtviaed
into three equal annual ihstailrnents, Deeoaang
due and maturing, one twp and three years alter
he date Of said sale and sscordins 10 Tue terms
thereof.
4 Manuel Moreno, glegk 81 the t.s.,lea 1o ~,
Of the Sixth Judicial pis,Siit o. .ne a sss.s l. ,hs
isiana Mr the Parish OF East Baton Rouge, IN me
maine and by the au'hot'fy q .he oea1e - : ..i.h
lana, and OF said oeui'siaha u 'grda.,s. ~; 80
tied IAN ACT for the FURTHER assurance OF n a
TO purchasers at Judicial sales approved lhe IV,n
Of March A.. D. 1884 tlaye gfahteu, anu , ~
hereby grant this Moi1iitin ealing upon ahu 4
nlonishing the Hers OF hieniieua oase' IT, "'a .f
CIV aMaxant and ,he hoNiu's',a.o r ~ M nj
John Davenport ueeesse.s, anu .he ael IN a :
heirs Of Antoine eayeileE ueceassu, ~ a., "a ~
sons whomsoeser, who pay or can &c, UP any
right or ute 70 the apovs osse'Loeo p.upI n..raa
consequence Oh lHIOEIHai1y III ihe
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
Clock and Watch Making and
R6pairing,

n pERRfLLAT, formerly of Gsheva and lBf
the last two years d resident Ut the town Of
Baton Rouge takes this opportunity Of informing
the citizens cf Baton Rouge and the Public in.
general, that he is now prepared IL execute all
kinds Of work in his line Of business In the most
expeditions and sat sfactory manner. CLOCKS
and WATCHES of any style manufactured or
repaired at the most reasonable terms. He has
n0w on hand and for sale Or exchange a splendid
assortment Of Jswlery, Gold and silver watches
&c. He respectfully refers to the work which
he has at various times and for different persons
executed since his arrival in Baton Rouge, as his
recommendation to those having work II, do 10
bis line.
sonth Of the Post Office. Feb. 4, I85l1y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
A Wis.

Th Sierra vendu, en- vents rubliaue. samedi, le
i 4ef1e Jour de Decembfe proclaim 1852, q Ia
porte do Ia Maison de Cour, daus la vile DE Bat
on Rouge, All heures usuel devente, un Negrss,
age d environ IS ans. I'm DO Negro de chatnl
Conditions de ID vente-Comptant en- le livrani,
Ca IA Noyembre. 1859, H. v. BABlN, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
L.
NEW sTUCK 'e'4'
OF
FRESH vi ELS.
"A, 'T. WADDlLLs

a. E# III Il ~ ItD ELL n I"V19WFTII
al The Neu Ihfte Stofy Bthk ButlltHg
!. near tie Hurry Hoase,
LII ssah of Drugs, Msaiebtsf ~, direct ffotn
New York md Philadelphia.
ID fhtyse liz Eastand v esi Baton Rouge shoals
in the faI,ii Of purchasing their Medicines in New
Orleans, he wotiId say, Semi lfini your orders"
and he VI IN MI them FIR the same MdNkf that ytn
nav for then, in New Orleans, ~~anAssfEb of ~
gosl . quality. III
RI ysieians prescriptions carefully eofip6anded,
md delivered nj Ill times, day or night. Ills stuck
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
]. O. O. <,


nEsOTo LODGE, NO. =. 2egnlarr<N
~ Stated Meetings, every Thursday Eve N
Mig. MAGNOLIA ENCAMPMENT.
Regular Stated Meetings, the second and
+ ,urth Saturday E,ssings in each hfon'h. lime
THE subscriber takes pleasure Of informing hi
/ Customers and the Pubic generally. that lie
has ~latetely returned from the city with a choice
supply Of Piaaistion supplies. viz 5si
1000 PTS. Oak tanned RGssat Brogans do,ib-
lie Backs. assorted sizes.
30 pairs stont Kip Blogans assorted sizes.
100 pair French Blankets. tGranier3
5000 yds. Linsey assorted qualities, 5E#
1000 yds. Twilled Lowelle,
1000 Heavy Shirting,
so f3bIs Mess Pork,
5000 Lbs Bacon Sides,
1000 do Bacon Shoulders, nY.
1900 do Sugar cured Hams.
500 Gals Winter strained Oil,
8 Barrels Tar,
Blk Lead. Oakufn, pirh. Rosin. anti d treat
variety Of other choice articles, which will be
sold On accommodating Terms by A.. Malta.
Sept. 18th. 50.
Cratats! Cravats.
4 spLENDID assortment ui BLAuk and FAN.
n cY SILK CRAyAfs
ALSO,
The very best White and C,lorsd Silk Poke
Handkerchief. Just receiysa By
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-20
FALL STYLE 1884,
w. m. PHILLIPS

w. ID. PHILLIPS
C6LtG1Ts The attention Of his patrons and the
- public gehsrally, to his Fall Style Of Dress
and Soft Hats. His style Is entirely new, ems
bracing tasle. durability, beauty. and lightness,
Tar iii advante Of any thing evet offered 10 The
public. Citizens and strangers need only give
me a call 10 satisfy themselves that ii is TO theft
Interest TO. purchase their Hats st the Old staft,
Bpposite The Harvey House. s t
Baton Rouge, Sept. 90, 1852.