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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-10

CURE FOR TooTHAcHE.-Two parts of
brown sugar, two parts of tar, and one part
of finely ground black pepper; mix them
cold, apply a portion to the affected part
Repeat this occasionly for a day or two, and
a perfect cure will be effected. / have tried
it twice with entire success on my own teeth.
My neighbors have found it equally efca-
cious.-Seient. American.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-10
belmont, Orange Co., Feb. 26.

~ ~
The 2Ist inst, was celebrated by our Di-
vision and the Section of Cadets at this
place. Prof. Deems was expected to adj
dress US on that occasion, but owing 1--WE
suppose) to the inclemency Of the weather,
he failed to be with us; still, cheered on by
the potency of our principles, together with
the representatives from other Divisions, we
formed a procession and marched to the
Church, where quite a number were anx-
iousIy awaiting our arrival.
DR.. johnson, (of Cain Greek Division)
addressed the audience first, in quite an in
teresting style showing the happy effects
of the Order upon society. At the close Of
his speech, the Temperance chorus, ''Sons
of freedom swell the song, &c." was sung
in which the ladies mingled their voices will
ours. Next followed Brother Durham, Co
Mount Pleasant Division) in a real farmer
like style. His remarks were ertenpore, bu
pointed and welltimed, with a good sprink
ling of very amusing anecdotes, at which
the sides of all present were made to shake
Every thing passed offin a most agreeabl,
manner, and with a very happy effect.
That night we had three accessions to gu
Order, and a fourth petition. Quite a nun
Der speak of joining us at our next meeting
We feel much encouraged, and hope 500
to give a still better account of ourselves
FILIUS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-10
CITY TAX LIST.

Notice is hereby given, that | will attend at
the Court Hosse in this City, on Friday the Goth
day of March instant, TO take the City Tax List
for the current year. according 10 law.
WIN. DALLAS HAYWOOD, mi.
Raleigh March 10Th 1852
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-10
%TEMPERANCE EDUCATION.

Amoug the first and most prominent benefits,
which the philanthropist sees growing out of
the practical operations of our Order, is the i'm
proved condition ofresidences and farms, in the
vicinity Of Divisions of the Sons of Temperance.
In the footsteps Of this onward march of external
improvement, originating from q secret spring
which has been touched in the bosom of society,
a disposition for mental and moral improvement
exhibits itself. When first we commenced or
ganizing Divisions, in barns, vacant store-hous-
es, aud deserted mansions, whenever they could
be procured, there were but few who looked
beyond the immediate subject Of temperance,
and It's connection with q limited system Of char
ity. Now, as our numbers and funds begin t.
increase, we are erecting Division rooms of ouI
own: and with increasing sobriety and indus
try comes m increasing desire for charging the
field Of education. Sober men, will have theil
sons and daughters educated.
A strong disposition is beginning to NANTES
itself in some neighborhoods, even among thost
who are not Sons Of Temperance, to unite will
Them, for the purpose Of erecting a Division room
and Academy under the same roof; the upper
story to be a Division room, the basement al
Academy. If this system should be carried out
as ! sincerely hope it may, no human being cal
estimate the vast amount Of good, which on
State will derive from it. | care not how poo
q youth may be, if he possesses a good mind
temperate habits, and energy Of character wit
the aid which will be furnished him from rela
tives or Divisions, he may easily step up fror
a free school to an academy from an academ.
to the University or college; from thence t
some one of those offices of trust and prof
which are scattered all around him.
The beneficiary system Of our University, an
the scholarships Of other Colleges, will mater
ally aid this enterprise. Thus by %promotin
sobriety and industry, we are to multiply the'
institutions Of learning, and benefit our State.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-10

re- 1t always gives US pleasure to no.
tee any article that confers a real benefit on
the community, and it is with confidence we
heartily commend Ayers Cherry Pectoral
to our readers as possessing extraordinary
virtues for the cure of diseases incident to
the Throat and Lungs. This may account
for our frequent reference to this article
which we feel fully justified in making known
10 the publicly. Y. Tribune.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-10
~ Who're IS no aspect Q fhnman societv.

Er There is no aspect ofhuman society.
involving either its moral, intellectual, phys
ical or %pecuniary well-being, in which the
Temperance cause is not intimately, NAV we
not say, essentially, identified. Where TEN.
perance is not recognized and practiced, what
il the state of morals in that community g.
Regardless of the laws of God and man they
give a loose reign to MI the corrupt desires
Of lust and appetite, and are sunk below the
level of the brute creation. What is the
character Of such q community for intelli-
gence and learning! Ignorance is the reign
ing star, and, being the parent of crime, it
ehgenders every species of ~iniquity and law
l~essness. The trembling limbs, haggard ia
ces, and the ragged, half-staryed appearance
Of the people, betoken that disease and pow
orty have taken up their abode among them.
Taking this bird's-eye view Of the tenden-
cy Of the use Of intoxicating drinks, how inn
portant is it that communities should Danish
them from their midst and especially in
towns and Villages, where the youth Of the
country are sent to be educated. So noto-
rious have most Of such places already be-
come, that few persons will send their sons
and wards there. They feel that their chill
dren are not safe in such places where dis.
sipation and immortality prevail, and hence
they are sent to country S~eminaries, where
they can be equally as well taught, and also
have the advantage of being freed from the
vilo contamination Of grog shops and lewC
and immoral associations. If Towns and
Villages do not wake up to this subject, al
Teachers of real worth will be driven to coun
try Academies, for already most of the Tow,
Schools are but poorly p%atronized, while
those Of the country are well sustained. Fo
examples {: Look at the Schools at Soutl
Lowell, Bingham's, Hughes, DR.. Wilson:
and a number of others we might name
these are full Are our Town and Vilag
Academies 50 Education and Intemper
anco cannot exist together. They are antae
o%nistical.
We are glad to see that the Sons of Ten
perancc, in some places, are connecting Edl
cation with their Diyisions-and if all OF
Towns and Villages, as we'll as country neigl
borhoods, were blessed with Schools undC
the control Of the Sons Of Temperance, an
to whom were entrusted the police regul;
tons Of the community, Education would r
ceive an impetus in FIVE years, which wou.
be at least a century in advance of its pre-
ent trammellcd and retarded condition.
But we have wandered from our origin
purpose, which was to call the serious attic
ton Of the people Of North Carolina to Il
following we'll timed and important artic
on the subject, written by one who has waite
ed the progress of events with a discernir
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
Fiat do ID LOuisiane-ParNl sse DIST
Baton Rouge,

Francis Phillips vs.. Catherine ThielfTan Of son
mari No. gg7s-Couf din sixieme District Ju.
dieiaifet
I'm yERTU dun o,dfe de saisie et vsnts lanee
II dams l~affaire ei.dessus iBtituls Of n1fnerote,
ct a moi ADDRESSED. par honorable Conr do sixieu1s
District Judiciaife, dams ct pour ID Paroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge, ct Etnt sttsdit, J'ai ssisie II J'er4
pcserai Ell vente pHblique a ID porte De ID fnaison
de C6uT dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge, sanisdi 10
trne jour de Mai, proclaim, 1863, a midi, tous
Les dfeit. title, inttfet ct pretensiofl DIES defendsilrs
dams on a Ia p~ropriet6 bypothequk ci.apfss de-
critic, savoif. In certain lot OH fiofceau dc tsrfe,
situe dams eette parti de Ia vile de baton Roirgs
arpente par le fen Anthony Grass, mesurans
tfente pieds de face sur Ia rue lafayette, par cent
vingt pieds lie profondeur mespfe francsise, etant
Ia Motto sud, du ierrein No. / de lIlef No. 2, se-
lon lie plan, ensemble avee toutes et s~inEulef Lee
batisses ct authorizations qui s'y frouvsnt, etsnt
Ia meme pfoprjet6 hypotbeque par Csthsrins
Thielman de Ia dit Pafoisse, defenderesse dams
p%affaife ei-dessi,s intitule, epoase de Frederick
ThielmaD. en- fsveur du dit dema ndenr, IL 1eerne
jour de Janvier, 1869, par aote passe psrdsvsnt
Saml. Sheffield, Recorder, dams ct pour ID Paroisse
dist Baton R~ouge-saisie pour payer Of sstis-
faire lie jugement, intefet ct ffais, dams lsfaire
ci-dessus intitule ct numerote. Conditions de ID
venfe, compliant, svec lie benefcs d,lvslustion.
~ mars Of II. v. BABIN. Shirt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
GROCERIES.
Cheaper than the Cheapest.

Cgtusf gf Chttth ana PtssMettftuty trials.
TOML1NSON'S OLD STAND. ]
T ". MUssELMAN, il In receipt of, and
- continually receiving = large and well
assorted stock Of groceries and provisions, eonsistlns
Il loo ,1 barrels ,p ! fIpu s''''' ~ barrel. Mess po,l
75 Barrels Mess Beef, 10 barrels leaf Lard,
50 kegs leaf Lard, 30 Sacks Hie Cofss.
10 1loEheads Sugar.
20 barrels Of Syrup and Molasses. 10 Tierces 1iesj
Goshen and Western Butter; 70 hoses Of Tobacco
separs 70 barrels Whisksy; French Ifshdies.
Rum, American and Holland Gin.
Wines,
Claret, Madeira, Port and Miiscat Wines,
Preserves,
Cherries, lee. Mellon, goosebefry, Raspberry. and
Plum preserves, Grapes, Ctrfanis, and sifsw5effiss
sugars,
Brown, White, Crushed and Powdered
Teas.
Imperial. Gunpowdsr, Young Hyson and Black
Teas.
DantEn., Fhuirs. : C,rrants, %Isaisins, apples
Peaches, Figs, Preserves. Nc.
20 barrels No ], Q, and ! mackefel, salmon, sliad
Oils.
10 barrel. lard oil winter strained, 8 do Whale
oil; 8 do litseed oil; 70 BASKETS sweet oil.
Meats. :
EtHEE " SbhF , BeRt sugar euFeH f1HfDsy CHulus
and Miliets, do d8.
stage n Sliay's sugar cured Beef Mess beet,
In small or large quantities. Buik pork, hog round
Snf1drfes.
Pickles, ketchup. olives, vefmicelfi. ~fnacornni
lemon syrup, beatis. peas, cfanteffies, image, pepper
spice, cloves. ciifiatiiafi, nttHegs. salsUtla, ca fbeiate
soda. yeast powders. porter IN whole atid half %t1itles
Indigo, starch, shot, lend; powder, segars, nlmotido
Peeaf,s, Pfilbertt, English Walrnts, %et,esnuts, wop,
aid Willow ware, castings Of all sizes.
Boots and shoes Of all descriptions and sises.
Croekefy. glass. hard and Tin ware.
81 Boxes fresh garden seeds, dc.
stationary.
Pens, blue and black ink, IN large and small
bottles, copy books, Nos. ], ., ., and 4 readers,
spelling books. and writing and letter paper, fine
ivory. tuck, fedding and tortoise she'll eide combs,
piits needles, thread, silk skein and spool.
Cologne. hair oil, cream De t,efse &C., sweet oils,
bpitles and half bottles Newark cider In bottles
fiddle strings - gen,iine h Limerick ho0kp. " all
sizes and lines to match; matches all kinds smoking
tobacco and pipes to s,tit, also q good assortment Of
dry gods.
Gall before purchasing elsewhere, as | will give
you ne much fur your money as any other stare In
town. and q good article al that-noie excepted
AZ | have been engaged In The business many years,
experience enables me to purchase at the lowest
prizes, and moi to be liable 10 los es on, terishable
articles and to cell low for cash or approved paper.
jan loft j. WIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
Vente do SuccessiOn.
Fiat de la Louistane-Payoisse dEst
Baton R0uRe.

Eg1t de kN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a Egk
Baton Rouge.
Dams ID matierre De ID Succession do HAnvroN
w. SwssNEY, dectds--No. 23e-Preuvsse =
Cour du Sixisms Distsiet Judicisire.
TNVER TU dune commission lance ct . moi
- adresss par phonorable Cour du Si1ierne
District Judiciaire. dams Of pour ID Paroisss d'Fsst
Baton Rouge, Etat de ID Louisiana, Jts1poscrai
en- yente ~pubiique chez Id port De maison De eopr
dans 10 Vile de Baton Rouge vendrsde 10 20me
jour de Mai proclaim 1884 II henres du i ma
tin, les propri6tes ci-apres decrites, appartenant
Succession De II. w. Sweeney, decide
Uu moroccan de terre situe dams cette paroisse !
environ douzc miles al dessus De Ia vile Dc Ba-
ton Rouge, sur 10 feuye Mississippi, contsnant
trois cent yingt acres, plus on moins, avcc toufe
les authorizations Ia dessus, etant ID meme terre
on demeursif Ie dsfunt, les bornes 1t description
de Ia quelle sera donna sur les lisnx IL jour % Ia
vente sussi, I'm Negro nomn1 Jim. ct uns ne
gresse nelpha ct sen enfant Mason.
Sur ka fernKs 1t Conditions ~sMipaHt, saroiy: Un
quart compliant ct ID balances / I'M credit Dun
deux ct trois ans, du jour Ia vente, les scquereur
fourniront leurs billcts. endosses satisfaissnte, por-
tant interEt 4 raison de HUT pour cent aprcs ma.
turtle jasqu'au Placement, ct hypothtqus special
retenu sur ID propriet6 vendu ~jusqu'sn Placement
final des dit billets. II. v. BABlN, Shirt.
&c II aDr5f 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
MEDICAL.
Look 10 Your Teetl--Thev can BID
saved.

nR, LACHUE's, tef paris3 TOOTH Arb
- GUM SPECIFIC fof the cure Of sore, disease
ell and bleeding Gums, and removing all terts
from the Teeth, keeping them clean and white
and preventing decay, This pf preparation not only
~cleafsss and beauti6es the Teeth, but keeps the /
clear Of taftef and scufvy, and will, II not decayea
prevent their becoming go. II decay has CONNER !.
ed, IT viii arrest the progress Of decay, from ths
publication II renders to Gtifns and Teeth. 1t Ii
also one of the best purifiers Of The Breath eve:
discovered Warranted purely Vegetable. Fer
sale by DR.. GILBERT, i28 Poy,1fass street, and
w. EATON EVANS II Co, New Orleans,
Prepfietofs for the United States
Better testimony cannot be offered In favor Of
any medicine. than the following from Doctor &.
Gilbert, whose character and integrity is we'll
known III the South and West, and much through
ont The u. s. as beina The lfiost successful man
living for the treatment and cure Of the mus
inpetpfate cancers and chronic ulcetsl
" Being called upon by Mr. Evans 10 give him
my opinion respecting DR.. Latrte's Tooth " Gum
Specific, | take pleasure in say ing, that, as agent. ]
have sold the Specific rapidly, and SO far az have
heard from lis effects II has given universal suits
faction, and bearing the appellation Of the mos
superior article now III use for cleansing and
whitening the teeth; also for restoring irmiiess tc
soft Of spongy gums. or healing where there Is
liberation with ~tapidity. Suffice IL to say that It
has 10 rival In point Of efficacy.
s. GiLBsRf, M. D. f2s, peyuras ct.
December 10th, 1860. New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
SHERIFF SALES.
stats Or LOuisfana-Parish Of East
Baton ROuge.

Francis Phillip W. Cathafins ThielniaIi snd
Husband. No. gg7. Sixth Judicial District
Court.
DY VIRTUE o. d writ Of seizure ami sale H..
- stisd ID The aboys entitled and Numbered
suit and 10 fns directed from the Hon. Sixth Ju-
dicial District Court, in and fof the Parish and
State aforesaid, | have seized and will expose at
dublic gale al the Court House door, In The town
Of Baton Rouge, on Saturday The list day of May
next, 1860, al 10 o'closk M, all The right. title,
interest and claim Of the defendants In or TO the
following described fioftgaged property, 10 wit
4 certain lot OF parcel Of ground situated In that
part Of the town Of Baton Rouge laid out by the
late Anthony Gryes, measuring thirty feet front
on Lafayette street, by one hundred and twenty
feet in depth french measures. being the South
half oflot No. one Of square No. two according
10 The Plan thereof. together with all and singu-
lar the buildings and improvements thereon. be-
ing The same property nortgsged by Catherine
Theilnan Of said Parish defendant In the above
entitled suit, wife Of Frederick Theilman in ia
vor Of said plaintiff on the 10th day Of January
l1s5ol by act passed before Samuel skol6eld
Recorder In and for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge-Heized 10 pay and satisfy judgement I'M
teresis and costs In The above entitled and mum.
bered eanse-Tern,s Of sale cash, with the benz
eft Of a~ppfaisenient. H. v. BABIN, Sheriff.
March AZ 1859 OF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
MRS bLANCH 4

TITlSHfNG to dispose q her present stock, OF
w Millinery and Fancy GeoDs BY the Goth
Of August, will from this time, until then offer the
entifs stock ii cost, and many s~rticles for below
the acfpal cost.
Ladies and gentlemen aTe Tes pectfully invited
to caiI. Great bargains are 10 be had. very snEudA.
rich ribbons, for 20 to So cents ::per yard r2 EiM
belts # g and 90 cents : largss qnanfisyIEI
RI dEess patterns for 81 per dres5ss Some bonnefs
trimmed Tor ~ good straw DoiInets trimmed for
~ 20 peTasols Sc to $3.50. july i2-y-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
Baton Rouge Foundry.

sTyHTS establishment having been lately in-
creased and possessing additional facilities
tor the execution al all kinds of work m their line,
the undersigned are prepared to manufacture and
furnish without delay IRON and BRASS CASTINGS OF
tine heaviest dimensions.
SrEM rNcISss, SUGAR MILLS. n SAW MILLS
of improved construction suitable for public or plan
ssfion asc.
Steam Boilers OF all kinds made 10 order,
Of the best Tennessee iron; crate hars and furnace
months az the most approved pattern.
ElsrkssniAss nork of all kinds relating 70 machin-
cry. TURNING and FINISHING work. cylinders
hored ana sugar rollers mraed, being provided with
The besf kind of machinery for the purpose.
Having In their employ competent aud skiifal
mechanics. they viii also attend 10 having repairs
snade on plantaii0as, whenever required.
Planters and others are scliciiea 10 give ms q trial.
They viii dnd il 10 their advantage 70 have ther
work done here yinslrad Of sending i 70 Z distance.
Ehi4 ivy HILL A. HENDERSON.
~ Having = large stock Of patterns suitable tor
nearly every sire &c sugar mills AN ! engines, there
win Be no chafge FOR patterns when they are already
on hand.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
ETAT Ae II LOUISIANA

par0ssse HEst BdfOW Rouge
TINE election sera tenre Lundi le 10eme jour
II de Maj proclaim 1852 au endroitt d'elec-
ton de chaaue ward ct preside par leg commits
saires des wards cnfn RElire des fneribres au
jury De Police pour reprcsenfer lee wards suivsnt
pour deux ans, SAVIOR:
Lrs WARDS NO. 8, 8, 0, 10, II, IL.
lie temps des reprEsenfants des dts wards ayant
expire, ct aussi pour rernplir les vacance occas-
ionnk par Ia resignation de A. Dixon et +. y.
Conrad, a~uciens representanis des dit wards.
par order q. w. Christine. president du jury
de Police apr175t H. ". BABIN. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
lratou Rouge Packet.

TNHE popular passenger packet Nn.-s.M
NE " IaTDN.A, SEAsafsHrwSSfA4v
LANDRY, Master, TO ply betweens
New Orleans, Baton Rouge. and all the intertiie
date landings. Leaving New Orleans every
TUESDAY at 9 A, NJ. and FHipAy al 0 ?, N. Re-
turning will leave Baton Rouge every WspsEs
nay OF 8 A. NJ. and SATURDAY at Ia M
Passing plauuemine al II p. M on TtsspAr
and 4 A, M. on SATURDAY. Returning will be
ut rlauueinine al II A. M. on WEDNESDAY and
i p. M. con SATURDAY. Try her and y ube
satisird. fet476 stt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
No. ~, Camp street. New Orleans.
THEY UEFER Tu
DR.. 4. WOOD.

IL tenders bis services 10 The citizens and va.
entity In the practice Of Medicine, Surgery and
Olstetfics. After having much experience in
the principal Surgical and Fever Hospitals North,
and also, the advantage Of several years country
practice he feels confident, he can give salts
faction TO all who may favor him with a call.
His Office, il at the residence Of Mrs. Hubbs'
on Chareh Strut, ind epposhs II. r. Waddaps
Drug Store, where he may be found at NIL hours
during the day and night. feb III 3m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
STATE or LOUISIANA

Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
A N ELECTION will be held on Monday The
"A. 10th day Of May next 1850 1t The cleo
tion ward precincts and presided BY the ward com.
missionee u for the purpose Of elccting members 10
the Police jury 70 represent the following wards fs
two years, 70 wit:
WARDS NO. 5,6, 9, TO- il, II.
Tie time Of the representatives Of said wards
having expired, And also for ward 10. 2. and 8, 70
hll the vacancy oceasioned by the resignation Of A.
DIXON and r b. COnSad, the former representative
Of said wards. BY order Of g. w. Christine prcsi-
dent Of the Police jury, apply 1859.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
DRY GOODS.
IJ1ST RTuEIyEp THIS DAY.

A most complete assortment, Of groceries and
IA provisions to be sold cheap for eash--consist.
inv Of the following articles /
Potomac slad,, salmon Nos. ], 2, and mack.
erel ~lIetriuss, Goldfish, Buckwheat -four Hams
dried and pickle beef, syrup all qualities Mo
tiba and Java Coffee ronenten and fine tobacco
Goshen and Western cheese 100 sacks Of fine salt,
Cr0Ckery.
Coffee cups . water pitchers mncho %pi,chets
milk pitchers; dramona do, soup T'nreena; yellow
wash tubes. ~Ilti,,ania caniers Flasks ,'lass Egg
sules tamhlers, preserve Jars Globes for lamps !,
solar lamps CHEEKY Brittania aud metal ladies'
tobacco and spice iars preserve stands and candy
Jars, rsnch pie plates,
House Furnishing Goods.
Rrootns buckets wlisks rope Lamp wiks
hettm rope, Chords rolling pins high cards; let
10 paper, Tooth brushes HDra do shaving do !;
1itrdo Tin plates natch buckets Well bnckets /;
wsh bowls, Lamps spoons, grim Skinner )
s,,gaf trunks loekinRiasses; tigs paper boses;
nutmeg CRATES, &c,, Nc.
Willow and Tnwarc "a large assortment on
hand.
Sundrlcs.
Mustang Linemenl snatl. Merahoy and Scotch
cutler backing matches cotton aud Won
csses 6shtna lines Of all sizes. ceiee mills, curry
combs, hams collars trarechnins,
In fact We have almost everything that. ran I've
had at any other store In n IA town, aud will cell AZ
cheap, II no, cheaper, Give ME 9 call
l. w. MuSSELMEN.
February s0th. 1854.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
MIDWIFE, R &C.

NN NE, BORDES graduate OF The Meeica
tlvI Faculty Of Toulouse, France, regularly
licensed as a Midwife, and has obtained severed
pfizss sfter due examination, offers her serves
TO the citizens Of Baton Rouge. She can be found
At Gil times either at Mr.. A.. Theriot or Mr.. pou-
jcI'ss
She hopes that by a~ssiduity TO BUSINESS. an
from her practical experience, to merit a share o
public patronage. deczTtf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
/. q. d. r.

nESOTO LODGE, NO. Z. EeguIar%
IL Stated Meetings, every Thursday Eve X
Ming. MAGNOLIA ENCAMPMENT,/
N0.4. Regular Stated Meetings, the second and
fyurth SaluTday Evenings IN each n1onsh. june
TO RaftsMcH.
TyHE subscribers offer for sale ON very reason
i able terms, an excellent pin check line, or
cable, which has been but little used and IL as good
a. new.
Rafsmen are invited 10 call at the Foundry in
Ration Rouge. Also on hand several smaller lines
and excellent wrought iron chains, Of different di-
mensions for securing riffs.
mar6 wit. HILL Il HEM ERS0
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-24
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sT,IiI subscriber has on hand a full assortment
4 of Force Pumps for raising and forcing Va.
ter from Wells on the river and having all The
advantages of a Fire Engine, also an assortment
which will be put up In a absiantislmanne at
easonable prices. W. r. 7UNNaRD. 2ay.