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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

On Wednesday, Decem her 90 by the Rev. Thomas Ar
mitsge Mr. WILLIAM GkrEN, Of this city to Miss May
A. MITCHELL. only daughter Of Elijah Mitchell ESQ Of
Buobrsp, Long Island
On Thursdsy, December IS. by the Rev II. W. Bel
lows L MURRAY PERKINS, Of Railway. n j., to OARRiE
CAMPBELL daughter Of Ira Campbell Of the came place
On Wednesday. Dec. mbes az by tho Rev. Cyrus II.
Fay. Mr. JAMrs D. McALIsrxs formerly Of virginia to
Miss RrBEccA W. daughter OF john g. and Betssy A.
Murdoch OF this city
Al roy on THURSDAY. December sS by the Rev. DR..
BemaD N T CaRaY1, E,q Of the firm Of John Ward 6
Co., Of this city TO Miss CHARLOTTE MALLARv daughter
Of Joel Mullssy Eeq.. OF the former place
On Friday evening December 24. by the Rev Mr.. X. II.
Chaplin NE. H. IbiMxN Jr. TO Miss Eliza M PAHKEE,
second daughter OF Major Parker, al IT this CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25
A LII HAIL 70 THEE. cHRIsTMAs. OLD SEASON OF

My an (who deserve ~ thy pleasur.s enjoy,
ney ths and the rich have The good 70 gva
Tor joins famed Coral Bal. Restorative
Two allpgs twill make their h ie soft. dark And are.
Stop from failing made grow and look ovoly divine.
May all who would have skin clear, puro and white.
Cured 81 rimr'cs sruptons. uss Jones famed soap
Twill make their complexion their Joy. their delight
Aor el"sr, Ard more apoto than thoy could hope.
Isse surerb articles ngs reduced 10 two shiuEe N
rich and MS thew Que trie delights ths ussr.
peroysN3 brssd~,y kow norxl !l Fuiecu Rvot Bveshp
Ilss u s9giA ghlgd etyet& philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

Aeeess flsGk 40 Aast9boo1s. omnibus stables. !
night.
he oontsast for making tie necessary alterations In
besn awarded TO Msssrs. Murray end Hasiehur Of Bal
dmoRe
The nAnehest9 IN H.) Msrvsr Saws that the Boston
Concord and Montreal Railroad Company has settsd
with Oh ,be psrsops injured aud killed 6y tbs scc
dent at We Bridge lat fall b. paying then satisfactory
svms; I'll slone from $500 TO upwards q $1,000.
The msjorty for calling the ,ntioa to amsadths
constitution Of Massachusetts, u 7,2l5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25
Total amour. Of capital invested in railroads,

Total amount Of capital invested in railroads,
Dec 81 1851 $500 TO 600
For the purpose Of comparison with tho foregoing tho
suboiDed statement has been prepared. showing the
Dumb<r Of miles Of rairoads with their COST according
to he most generally received authorities in oil the ceun
tiles OF Europe in which those Improvements have been
to any considerable extent introduced -
.dggregate Cost ne,
OF s1Ja
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

SOFT SWELL TICKET. HARD SHELL TICKET.
General ComIHtttes WIN. General ComRifee.--The
Murray Vim. Mccopkey ocore MARITIME George Ry-
Dennis Ryer. der. James Dunn.
Young MEMS General Com. Ysvag MEMS General Com
nittee- John McClane JAS miltee jas NJ Post John
Wallace. Jr James VI, Post Layman, VIM. Campbell
Casper Myers, Patrick Raj Morris D. Underhll, Ma
fsfty thaniel Roo
One Of the policemen Of that district received blow on
the eye The sssaIant duly taken into custody and
conveyed bcsors Justice Stuart who committed him TO
prison 70 answer the charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

HARD SHE'LL.
For Delegates 10 General
Comna'fct--Edward G. West,
John ID Harrington George
G.. Glazier
For Deiesofts 10 Young
Mons GCn1al Cemmiseec--
Tbomss DuplsD, Russell W.
Giszier, Anerew shcohap,
Lawrence Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

BRENNAN TICKET.
General Committee --Thos.
j. Barr, William Sir clair,
Thomas W. Constantine.
Young Mems General Com
Mite. - Patrick GarIick,
James Hogan. John Clancy,
John Jourdan, Charles Cor
don.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

SOFT SHE'LL.
Democratic Republican, &C.
neral Comn,tice--John Cul-
ney, Thomas w. Adams,
Thomas A Glover.
Young Mems Democratic
Rep Committee - Andrew
Sheehan, Henry Close, VIII
liom Dunn, John Callahan,
John j. Rieley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

HARD SHELL TICKET.
For General Committee
George G. Mitchell, Louis N.
Glover, Jchn Caffry.
Ioxng Mems General Com
miaes- Peter Henry, Isas,
Seixas. Francis EARLY, Fran
cis 0;Neil, Samuel d. Van.
derheyden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

SOFT SHELL TICKET.
General Committee "A. g.
vosbureh. James Cassidy,
Edward Riley.
Toung Mems General eom-
mifiee- Ira b. Davis, VIM. G.
Belts, Charles A May. John
B. Kelley, James Cochran.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

80 Dsmseeue1e Primary DlsctloNs.
YeMerkay ths Aenssra&is primary elections wsrs hsd
thseughous The sty for ths purpose u sseng sasasr
Cumnittss Q Young Msn's aenseA Committee, aud
wsrd OoDnittes In each ward. VIM b seen that thsss
v.s considerable sxeiscnens and hshtsg In several Of
the wards. The great contest wss bstween the son
sh.n, y ssd the e hard shells" Ths wards whsrs the
conflict rsxsd most we're N: Fifth tAs Eighth the FIN
teenth and The Eighteenth beoAuss In those reside the
leaders Of the consndsg factions-the Fth ward thst
Of John Kennedy. baznburneri the nighth, Of Daniel
T. siekjes huAksr the Fifteenth Of John Van Barsn,
bsrnburnsr; and the Eighteenth Of Lorenzo Shepard
basnburnsf. It will be that Of thssc four wards
the hunkers and hard shells carried three and the barn
burners and soft shells but one, nansly that OF Mr.
Shepard. The struggle was chiefly in ths Eighth aud
Pifeenh wards. Daniel T. sickics Of the Eighth being
the leader u the hard shells In the General Committee
end John Of the Fifteenth tho leader Of the
soft shells In the city at lnge In reference to these two
wards informed upon good authority, that meet
Ing held, the previous evening, at Robert
Hinclair's, ut which present Low g. Chat
field, attorney GENERALLY John Van Buren, Lorenzo
d. Shepard, Ieasc vi Fowler Nelson j. Waterbury
Michael Cox Jem Irvine, Vice President Of the Empire
Club, aud Abe Lay, Of 'the fancy twas resolved
to carry them "by hook or BY crook" but, viii DO
seen the resolve equally strong and more easctual
ON the Otnef kid0
Augustus Scheil Daniel e. Sickles and Robert J. OH.
Ion retired from the contest having we suppose accom-
phed their object Ia the State and Presidential election
The leaders Of the hard shells successful sgsnst the
leaders Of the soft shells but in the rank and file there Is
probably tic though there many wards CONTEST
ed It Is difficult to determine as get how the matter is
to be- Suboincd the returns Of the different wards
In this ward the hard she'll ticket elected fol-
lows:-
For he General Ccmmsnee -Rchsrd Mulligan. Nicholas
Dmond and Michael Halpen.
Young Meals Committee Michad Goulding, Henry Ap-
pleton Alexander Ifaacs, John Pryor, Malachi Ryan
Genera, Committee First District, John B. Holmes.
Second District William StokeIey. Third Distrit Geo.
j. tombstone
Young Mcas Commfsee--Jcbn Coffey John Fay, James
Lundigan, Sebastian Kohhepp, Bernard Dufey.
SECOND WARD.
In this ward 2s4 votes poed In which the follow
Ing ticket elected by majority Of "a votes
headed by John Y. Savage
General Comnittee--Ducley Haley, James Leonard VIII
liam Miner.
Young Mems General Com,riftet-Jchn Robinson, Johu
Sheridan, Francis seeiy, James Finney, Thomas J.
dodgers.
WARD.
Hero this soft shels had majority Of the In spectors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

The fighting IN this ward was tremendous, and the
broken heads One OF the inspectors wished
to leave but could OF get away account Of the crowd
The hard shelIs intend TO contee. this ward The soft
shells polsd 62b Notes.-The hard shells lo2 The two
tickets were as foovs.--
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-16
Baton Rouge Foundry.

THIS establishment having been lately in
l. creased and possessing additional facilities
for the execution Of all kinds If work in their line,
the undersigned are pre- paired to manufacture and
furnish without delay IRON and BRASS CASTINGS Of
the heaviest dimensions
STEM ENGINES, SUGAR Mills. AND SAW MILLS
of improved construction suitable for public or plan
tation use.
Steam Boilers Of nh kinds made TO order,
of the best Tennessee iron; CRATE bars and furnace
mouths of the most approved pattern.
Blacksmith pork Of all kinds relating TO machin.
cry. TURNING and FINISHING work. cylinders
borrd and sugar rollers turned, being provided with
the best kind of machinery for the purpose.
Having in their employ competent and skilfnl
mechanics. they will also attend to having repairs
made on plantations, whenever required.
Planters and others are solicited to give MS a trial.
They will find IL to their advantage to have ther
work done here, instead OF sending II to n distance.
febl4 1yw HILL g. HENDERSON.
OF Having a large stock Of patterns suitable for
nearl every size sf sugar mills an engines. there
will be no charge for patterns when they are already
on hand.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-16
A. MONTAN,

EJAVfNG returned from New Orleans, where
Ia he has been engaged IN purchasing a large
assortment Of Groceries; would inform his friends
and ,hs btibIic generally, that he has on hand ~
large stock Of GROCERIES, and PROFESSION
as can be found in The city, comprising the follows
ing articles
Apples so sacks Salt; IS sacks Coffee Is cases
Tea 10 hhds. Sugar. A large quantity Of Mack
efel, Herring. Goldfish and Sardihes Western and
Goshen Butter Western, Gruefs and Chesire
Cheese Crushed, powdered, double refined, and
Loaf Sugar sugur cured Hams; Sugar cured
Dried Beef; Boston, Soda, Water and Butter
Crackers, Pilot Bread and Sugar Biscuit Rice
Peas Beans. Ham, Sides Shoulders Beef
Tongues; Lard Meal; Candles; Soap, CASTLE;
Shaving and New York White Wine Vinegar;
Sperm, Lard and Olive Oil; Molasses and Lime
Juice Olives Pickles of all kinds, in Jars of all
and Smoking Tobacco Cigars and Cigarettes,
Matches Mustard Starch; Saleratus and Gin;
namon Allspice Pepper Seed and ground Chti'
c~olate, Nutmeg Vcrmicelle and Maccaroni, Gin
ger; Candies Oranges; Cloves; Lemmons; Ba-
bananas; Raisins; Figs Pecan Almonds Pre-
erves and Guava Jelly. Shoe brushes Tin
Wooden, Stone, and Willow Ware; Brooms
Line; Ropes Hoops, Backing; Wrapping Paper;
Clay and Stone Pipes. Wash Tubs, and Demi
johns Of all sizes Oakum; Tar; Rosin.
Wines, &C.,
Port Wine in Demi Johns and bottles White
Wine by the box, | Pipe or bottle Claret by tho
Madeira wine of the best quality Muscat do
Frantignan; Cordial Champaign Cider; Haut
Barsac; Hant S%aute.he Annisette by basket
Brandy (; Coghac; French and New York Rum
Jamaica and New England Gin Holland and
New Hord Whiskey, Rye and Rectilied. mp 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-16
Steam Boiler Mandatory.

In Baronne Street, bet,eeen Poydras q Heptra sta.
Mr. Orleans.
TINE undersigned having had long experience
l. in the business, will devote their whole at
tention to the manufacture of nne,, cylinder, low
pressure and locomotive boilers also clarifyers, fl
tiers. iron jiirg. boxes. ~cisterfis and iron work Of eve.
~ description. They will guarantee the material
used by them 10 be Of the very best and the work.
manship not TO he escelled while their prices will
always he reasonable.
trs~ Experienced worknen sent to the country to
% repairs on the shortest notice and most reasora.
BILE terms.
We invite planters and others to give us a call
and examine our work before going elsewhere.
The nnedea#tghed are also authorized 10 sell and
put up the celebrated, Faber's Magnetic Water
Guage, the safest water indicator now in use.
All orders addressed to ts will meet with prompt
attention. apr3y. HOLSTBERRY a. FOWLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-16
Trash Arrivals.

~ MUSSIiLMAN, corner Of Laurel ami mn.
L. streets, has Just received a fine assortment
of Confectionery ffesli fruit, Cottlia's, Liquors, @c.
AZ. spIcctel with care from new iihpoftn'ions
nnang elicl, are:
Rni,ons IN quarter, half and whole l''sea and IN
barrels, Ci,rena and Curratta, Oranges aPid Lemons
Guase Jelly. Juihbe paste Prnnes ~ tAncy BOXES
inrs and barrels Fruits IN their OWL; IIiice, VIZ
Pears Peaches, Stramberrys, Plims, Primes, Apr
rots. ,Sr. &c, Preserved fruits, VIZ! Pine apple
an,,lc. figs. 1'n,nasand, Citton, Qunttie, Singef
NJ aches. &c; Brandy fruits, viz! Cherry, hpFtcots
t,s. oranges; fine chocolat, chris'alsyfi peaches
Jtr. oranges, Be. English AMI American pickles
olive, anil caf,prs n variety OF ketrhupsh anu sauces
.nriines. HOLSTERS. mackeral. salmon, %nn:''iores, NC
swce, oil In whole and half bottles
English dairy, and Western cheese, a'oehfn anh
roll batter; Almonds, Ia. crushed s'refr' stewart,
double refined loaf sugar. trenrny, an'' hen'nrky
Mnstarl-Cuny powder %s,euaton, ora,nist anu o.ne'
hitters Ahnsqhis, maraslndin, 1hInU'ei any W.T."
20. An assortment Of the finest french eorula'tp,
,vh;,a ,lar o, aud mnsrnt wine. n superior article
az ia, ,y,,.r pa,uar,nint. eesenrs Orange water
ma G,e,t brands of Cbampaivne. cherry, MADEIRA.
and Port wines in hotties. A t,ifersHF article vi
Iirnndy and Irish wtiskey. Naples superior iiver'
ro,I ais. in hal fho,,les, cigars Havana, Nigillancia
s,,.ii,n, S,lyaJoya aud other tnvcrtia hands.
PLAYING cards. fire crackers and fire: works, fancy
hpSes, 30.
Wedding parties, balls and Fo'reea served asshor'
notice. ALL. a.. a..
hnrrel assorted syrr'ps by the gallon the trade
supplied on libetal terms. ..h,.
And the finest assortment OF candles. WIN every
,hinr In hs line intended 10 meet the Mhp,s y, nH
friends a fl customers. 'e'~W
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-16
JUST RECEIVED THIS DAY.

4 most complete assortment of groceries and
n provisions to be sold cheap for cash-consist-
ing of the following articles:
Potomac slad Salmon Nos. J, 2, and mack
erel; Herriiigs; Goldfish; Buckwheat flour ; Hams
dried and pickle beef; syrup all qualities Rio
Cuba and Java Coffee conomon and fine tobacco
Goshen and Western cheese 100 sacks of fine salt.
CrOCkeFy.
Coffee enps ; water pitchers ; mucho pitchers;
milk pitchers; DIAMOND do; soup Tareens yellow
wash tubes; BrittaDia caniers; Flasks tlass Egg
cupes tumblers; preserve Jars Globes for lamps !:
solar lamps CHEEKY Britannia and metal ladies;
tobacco and spice jars; preserve stands and candy
Jars, rench pie plates.
House Furnishing Goods.
Brooms; buckets ; wlisks rope; Lamp sviks;
hetton rope; chords rolling pins /; high cards; lei
ter paper; Tooth brushes Horn do; shaving do;
Hairdo; tin Plates; Dutch buckets; Well buckets;
wash bowls; Lamps /; spoons, grim Skinner ;
sugar trunks lookinglasses; figs pepper boxes;
nutmeg /; crates, DC, &c.
Willow and Tinware "a large assortment on
hand.
Sundries.
Mustang Linement; snuff, Macaboy and Scotch
cutlery ; hacking !; matches ; cotton and won
cases fishing lines of all sizes coffee mills; curry
combs hams; collars; traceclains,
In fact we have almost everything thst can be
had at any other store in II il town, and will sell as
cheap, if not cheaper, Givs me a call.
i W. MUSSELMAN.
February Goth. 1885,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-16
YHE following articles are just received

THE following articles are just received
Third streets
FRESH aRRIEALS-New Goldfish, new
mackerel, new salmon, is kegs July butter, 10
boxes ~raisins. 200 lbs ~curranfs, 90 boxes fresh
vermicelli, $500 lbs Stagg & Shay's and Dufield's
hams, 1000 lbs do extra tierced shoulders, 1000
lbs Drilled sides, do clear do, 50 kegs No. / lard,
S casks white vinegar, st. Louis -four, extra,
soaps of all qualities, crushed, powdered, loaf and
brown sugar, tobacco of all the most celebrated
brands, teas Of all qualities, all of which we offer
as cheap as the cheapest, for the CASH and
CASH only. We also have one-half dozen fine
clocks, which we will sell payable when SCOTT
rs ELECTED, at fair prices.
We would be pleased to have our friends call
and see our Improvements in store and stock, cor
ner Of Church and Third streets. mia
aug2S A MONTAN & BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-16
p. L.
Clock and Watch Making and
Remaining,

Y PERRILLAT, formerly of Geneva and for
i . the last two years a resident of the town Of
Baton Rouge takes this opportunity Of informing
the citizens of Baton Rouge and the Public in
general, that he is now prepared TO execute all
kinds Of work in his line Of business in the most
expeditions and satisfactory manner. CLOCKS
and WATCHES of any style manufactured OF
repaired at the most reasonable terms. He has
u1w on hand and for sale or exchange q splendid
assortment of Jewlery, 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 to DO IN
his line.
Jewelry Store on Lafayette street two doors
sonth Of the Post Office. FEB. I, 1S5l1yl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-16
HARDWARE, g..
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET tRON
Ware Manu- ia ctOry.

THE subscriber, worket, In Tif, Copper
and Sheet Iron, would respectfully &A
Inform his frittds and The pdblic generally, w
that he continues To edffy on the above business
In al its brachts, at the shfne ''old stand,,, Corner
Of Church and Main street, where he will be hap
py to receive those who may wish to honor him
with their patronage, he has always on hand 4
fine assortment Of bright and ~japannsd tin ware.
which he VIII sell as cheap as can BE bought any.
*hefe, wholesale Of retail. Guitefs ard spoiis.
made and put Up In The best workmanlike man.
ner. Also. Bath tubs, hip bath tubs, hange Oil
81 Gains, Stove Pipes, he is DISC tfFsrafsd to
go make or rspait Sheet Iron. briehihs scape
~tP Pipe steam pipes, supply pipes, &c. all
work entrusted to him will be executed with
~neatness and despatch. All orders from the coun-
try will be promptly ATTENDED to.
feb ly.22 JOHN TIJANO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-16
Cheaper than the Cheapest.

Corner Of Church and Penitcutiary strcets.
TOML1NSON'S OLD STAND.
W. MUSSELMAN, is in receipt OF, and
- continually receiving a large and we'll
assorted stock Of groceries and provisions, consisting
100 barrels Flour, IS barrels Mess Posi-
Is Barrels Mess Beef, 10 barrels leaf Lard.
SO kegs leaf Lard, so sacks Rio Coffee.
10 Hoeleads Sugar.
Is barrels Of Syrup and M9ihsses, 10 Tierccs Rice;
Goshen and Western Butter; 20 boxes Of Tobacco /:
segars 70 barrels Whiskey; French Brandi.s,
Rum, American and Holland Gin.
Wines,
Claret, Madeira, I'ors and Muscai Wines,
nE84 Preserves,
Cherries, Ice-Mellon, Gooseberry, Raspberry, ard
Plum preserves, Grapes, Cnrrants, and Strawberries
Sugars,
Brown, White, Crushed and Powdered
Te0s.
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young IIyson and Black
Teas.
DARED rnuirs. - Curran.s. Raisins. apples
Peaches, Figs, Preserves. &c. .5a
Fish,
Is barrels No. ], 2, and 3 mackerei, salmon, slIaa,
~sardines, ~herrings, aud Goldfish.
Oils,
10 barrels lard oil winter strained, 5 do Whale
oil; s do liHseed oil; is baskets sweet oil.
Meats,
Stage d Sfay's best sugar cured Hams, Cllilds
and Millers, do do.
stagg 4 Shay's sugar cured Beef. Mess bee,.
in small or large quantities. Bulk pork, hog round.
Sundrfes,
Pickles, ~ketchup, olives, vermicelli, macoroni
lemon syrup, beans, peas, cranbe rries, mace, pepper
spice. cloves, cinnaman, nutssegs, sslsoda, carbonate
soda, yeast powders, porter in whole and hnlfbortlcs,
Indigo, starch, shot, lead, powder, segars, almoDdo
Pecans, Philberts, English Walnuts, chesnuts, wop,
and Willow ware, castings Of all sizes.
Boots and shoes Of all descriptions and sizes.
Crockery, glass, hard and Tin ware.
81 Boxes fresh garden seeds, &c. sE
Stationary. 81
Pens, blue and black ink. in large and small
bottles. copy books, Nos. !, 2, 3, and 4 readers,
spelling books, and writing and letter paper, fine
ivory, tuck, redding and tortoise she'll side combs,
pins needles, thread, silk skein and spool.
Cologne, hair oil, cream de perse &c, sweet oils,
bottles and half bottles; Newark cider in bottles !;
fiddle strings - genuine Limerick hooks" all
sizes and lines to match; matches oil kinds smoking
tobacco and pipes to suit, also a god assortment 81
dry goods.
Call before purchasing elsewhere, an | will give
yon as much for your money as any other store in
town, and a good article at that-none excepted,
a. have been engaged in the business many years,
experience enables me to purchase at the lowest
prices, and not TO be liable to los e. on perishallo
articles and TO sell low for cash or approved paper.
jan 10tf. j.. w. M. 4;
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-16
HOuse Furnfshinx Goods.
SUndFteS,
February goth. 10!
Fresh Arrival Of Garden Seed.

7UST received 10000 papers Garden Seed from
j r. Risley's & Bros, New York. and 1000 pa
pers raised and put up BY the Shakers Pleasant
Hill, KY.
The above seed being pu. up to order, contain
a much better assortment and are in greater va
riety than the seed usually put up Tor the south.
Button Onions OF Onions sets.
Bird seed. Canary and Hemp.
In store and for sale at A.. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-16
Save Four PrOperV!!!
Fire s. Water Proof Paint

Black, Chocolate. Dra5, + AsA Colors.
TSHE most e~iiactnal, durah.e and cheapest
L preservatire Of property, against injury by
Fireoy Water. yet Undiscovered.
This valuable article although discovered a
number of years since. and used by q few persons
enough to test Its excellent qualities. as q protec-
become extensively known 10 the public
The Chocolate is also the best article ever dis
r"~-red for packing steam eHgines-or for making
putty. For sale by LfRGWEE & L.aNOEE
IN 10Y. Corner vi lafayette aud Florida streets
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-16
q, PICAR D..
- 1..u ry,,rr Gfnrl
Shirts Shirts
FALL STYLE 1862,
w. ID. PMLLLIrS

.,oItCITs the attention Of his patrons and the
- rublic generally. 10 his Fall style Of Dress
and soit Hats. His s'yle Is entirely new, EN-.
l~,racins tasle, durability, beauty. ainl5 lightress
far in advance oil any thing ever offered TO the
public. Ci,iseas and strangers need 'cniy give
me a cali 10 satisfy Themselves that IT is 70 thel'
~inttres, to purchase their Hats at the oid s'and
opposite the tlafney House.
Baton Rouge, Sept. 30. 1852.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-16
CAMP TREET.A1S

n5- Miller. Harris& Waldo. IS Camp Street. New
Orleans. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in House
Furnishing Goods. Upholstery and Cabinet Furnish
ingtsoods, Paints, Oils. etc.
On hand, a very large assortment OF gilt and hrvn-
zed lamp and girandoles HslI aud Laml~ and Chan
oilers; Tea Trays, various patterns Table Cutlery;
Plated, Plaaished, Tin. Japanned and Woodenware,
" sware; Plain and Colorei Floor .Matfing,l soap,
Wax, Sperm and Star Candles: Sperm. Whale,
Lard, Linseed, Neaisfoos and Chemical Oils ] Spir I
Gas. Chainphine. Alcohol. Turpeniine; Paints of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brushes: Window Glass Putty
Sand Paper and Glue; Flowing, Polishing. Scrap
ang. Furniture, Coach. Black, Japan aud White
Danar Varnisiles, Curled Hair. HairfIoth. Nurinsx.
Gfmps; Frinaes: Ticking and Bed Lace . Cord
fsssals. etc: Also. Picket and Commcn Moss al
ways for sale.
PRICES or cxMPifyE.
hy Tue barrel - cents PER gaH n
by tho FIVE gallons : f.s cents rer railou
Ter . less guaHuiy 20 cent 10. .sll !,
July .Hb. y.