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MEDICINES.
WILL YOU READ THE TRUTH.

A MEDICINE must have merit, and great merit,
L to stand the test OF public opinion. No art of
man can gavanise a worthless article so as to keep
1t up as a good medicine, if it be not really 90.
good medicine will live, become popular and
extend Its sales year after year. i'm spite of opposition
The people readily find out its virtues and the fame
OF them passes from mouth to mouth with more ra-
pltlty than newspapers can spread it. A LIVING
WITNESS, teStifyng to the cure medicine has made
for him. Is OF far more service than any newspaper
advertising
In proof of what we say above, we refer YOU TO
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE, and its
effects. Its praise is in the mouths of mutitudes-
the best men In our country give their testimony to
Its wonderful cures. Among them we name Hon.
II. Clay, Hon. Richard NJ. johnson, Vice President
of the United States, with hundreds of Others Capt
Thomas Canot-brOther to the celebrated physician
OF the Emperor of France-was cured by it of dis
ease of seven years. standing after the skill of all
the Doctors of Europe and America had failed to
cure.
In fact the rich and the poor, young and old, in
every place, in the city and country, find that the
same success attends its use.
CURE OF COUGHS, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM,
Cure OF the venerable Doctor Dunan's son, of the
city OF Baltimore, man well known, and whose
testimony adds 10 the triumph of HAMPTON'S We
GETABLE TINCTURE:
BALTIMORE, FEBRUARY 9, 1882
Messrs. MORTIMER & Observation-Disclosures 1t
is with real pleasure that able to attest to the
general healing aud curative powers of DIR. Hamp-
tons Vegetable Tincture. Some time during last
November was taken with very bad and serious
cough. ! was advised to take Cod Liver Oil, and
did so, but getting no better, induced to try
your Tlncture-i got one bottle, and before had ta-
ken it ALL my cough left Permit ME also to state
that for the lart fifteen years have suffered very
much from acute Rheumatism and Yer iso, contin-
ing me at times to my bed | am fully convinced
that owe my present good health to the use of the
Tincture, and 4 kind Providence.
You are, my friends, at liberty to use this as you
may think proper, and believe me,
Yours, very respectfully, G.. DUNAN.
N. b can be seen at any time at the Mayors
office. CD.
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NEW MUSIC at the MUSIC STORE

NEW MUSIC at the MUSIC STORE
~ 1t is better to laugh than be signing; Woman's
Rights Honest hearts and willing hands; I'll prav
for thee Pesia or, the die is cast Ida May; Sweet
Mississipp Maggie dear; !unsy at the gate; Happy
smith Polka; Very Best Polka; Tip Top Polka; Ma
poeon Polka; Holiday Schottische; Geranium do
Thoughtless do; Snsw Drop do; United States grand
Waltz; West Point dream Waltz; Silver Lake
Waltz; Fairy Bells Waltz; and other numerous new
pieces in addition to fine assortment of Duets
Guitar Pieces, &c. John F. ELLIS,
N25- Penn. ave. bet. 9th and 10th sts,
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ITO CAPITALISTS, ARCHITECTS,

Il - T%SS anu al Interested In q superior
article Of LIME for building, hard finish, cornices
chemical, and whitewasling purposes, &c.
SEELY'S WASHINGTON LINE manufactured
in Seelys Excelsior Patent Lime Kiln, at the corner
of Virginia avenue and Canal street, Usiand.) The
rock from which this lime is manufactured is from
the best quarries in this section of country viz:
knott's, Flannagin's, Snyder's, and Wade's. The
Lime is pure wood burnt, and il drawn fresh from
the kiln every hour during the twenty four, and for
sale at EIGHTY CENTS per barrel; barrels 10 be
returned. aug leo II
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CORN, OATS, & FLOUR.

~ STORE, AND FOR SALE
to suit purchasers
800 BUSH White and Yellow Corn, just received
500 90 Prime Old Oats
200 bbls Choice Family Flour, Fox, Letter, & Co.
300 s' Extra Super fresh ground, of best brands,
for Bakers and Family use, at lowest prices
Also, 4 constant supply ofsuperior Family and EI-
ira Super, put up in Bags-quarter barrel each, by
PAUL & BROWN, Water street.
GEORGETOWN August Q
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THE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER.

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TTAyING purchased the Washington city EVEN
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C. h MYERS. Gas.Fittar.

NINTH street, one door from Pennsylvania ave
~ nue., being practical gas ftter is prepared to
III up Churches, Hotels, Private Dwellings, Stores,
ae, Al the shortest notice, in the best MANNER and
81 reasonable terms. aug s-lm
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CAMERON'S GENERAL AGEECY

find Insurance Office ID floor, Iodds Building, Penn
sylrania arenue, Warrington. d. c.
TLAINS before Congress, Claims for Bounty
" Land and Pensions, Applications for Insurance
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QUITTING AND rITTING.-Ins

QUITTING AND FITTING.-InstructiOns
~ given in the art of Cutting and Fitting Ladies'
DRESSES by an easy and certain method, guaran-
tied to give satisfaction three lessons, by agent
for Acton's Excelsior Chart.
Also, Ladies who wish to have their Dresses made
10 Mt will please call Miss Griffin, l9 street,
between and streets. ang 23-eolm+
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. O A mans dress has a wonderful in
nuence On his character. Dress like q
rowdy, and in less than month you will
commence acting like one. To cure dirty
men OF lighting we send them to the pen
itentiary; confne them to diet of clean
shirts for sixty days, however, would
prove much more efectual. Cleanliness
is as much opposed to vice as the Ten
Commandments are. In our opinion.
the man that invented yellow soap has
done more for the morals of society than
al the Howards that ever lived.
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-nruER PErucoAT ON TIRE ROsrI

A. -nruER PErucoAT ON TIRE RosrRuM.
p,oas 80 female public talent is ''com-
49, - 80 nOr : every day brings forth
something new" in t..
at Geneva, N. Y, writes:-
There is lady at this place lecturins
on the subjects of Temperance and
Woman's Rights, and though she is at
present unknown to fame, we think that
she Is destined to have vast influence on
Moral Reform. She is well educated, has
keen mind, and is a most beautiful
speaker. She is modest in her appearance
and at the same time is perfectly at home
in the Desk. This lady is Mrs. lydia A
jenkins, of Waterloo, Seneca Co. The
services of Mrs. Jenkins can be procured
tor any place where lecturers are reouired
by writing to her on that subject. !
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FROM REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. s.N.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug. l8, 1851.
Mr.. J. E. BoUsH-Dear Sir: While [ am in gen-
6ral opposed to patent medicines, candOr compels
Inc to state that have great confidence iii the virtue
of Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. For several
months past have used it in my family and in Dys
pepsa loss of appetite, dizziness and general debili
ty with entire success. So far my experience ex-
tends, therefore, take pleasure in recommending
1t to the afflicted as safe and efficient remedy. /
am, very respectfully, yours,
VERNON EsKRIDGE, Chaplain of the U. s. N.
CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRHGA, DYSES
terry, and all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels
cured by HAMPTON'S VEGETA
As cure and preventive, it has been wonderfully
successful 1t will he found inquiry, that those
who Use it have an exemption from those diseases
incident TO the Summer.
Delicate females and children will find this great
blessing. 1t has restored thousands to health.
HAMPTOH's VEGETABLE TIsCTURE.-Cali and get
pamphlets gratis, with history of discovery of this
wonderful Blood Purifier, and certificates of our
own citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scrofula,
Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervousness,
SC. Sc
uy-Sod by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, $40
Baltimore St, Baltimore; and 304 Broadway New
York; CHAS. STOTT s. co, WIMER, J. b.
MOORE, d. B. CLARKE, WALLACE ELLIOTT,
II. MCPHERSON, Washington; and by Druggists
generally. july 26-tf
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n4- Country editors giving The above three insrr-
,ions and calling attention it editorlaliy, VIII be
entitled TO twelve months exchange with The Daily
Erenir Sl:r. "ue -
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The AMERICAN TIMEs.--This sterl

The AMERICAN TIMEs.--Thia sterl-
ing sheet comes to us regularly; each
succeeding number rivalling its pre-.
decessor in interest. The Times is
published at Baltimore, Md. daily IS.
tri-weekly So, semi-week'y 50, and
weekly 81 per annum. 1t is devoted
to southern interest, and is an eloquent
exponent thereof Every planter and
merchant in this section Of the Union
should take the "Times." and. drop
some Of the mammoth Philadelphia
and New York papers, most of which
are the recep.icles Of rnaudlin love
stori.s, based upon the baseless scraps
Of sentimental morality that have been
worn thread-bare since Captain Noah
circumnavigated the dead sea. The
country is flooded with such trash
stories published and republished and
stereotyped and republished again,
and illustrated with the "cuts" that
were made for other stories; and rest
ashured my fellow countrymen" a.
the patriotic politician would say, this
is not the kind of mental food, to make
substantial men and women of your
sons and daughters.
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The Hon. RoBr. y. WALKER -
Scarce day passes over, that there Is
not some new suggestion from the
press in reference to the probable
movements Of the Hon.. Robt., j.
Walker. Mr.. Walker certainly de-
serves credit for being good chess
player-for after all, he is very GER
tain to do something, or make mo-
ton to do something, which at o'c
founders all speculation about him.
One paper informs us that Mr.. Walker
will 90 to Chiua-another published
at the same hour and in The same place,
tells US that be will not 90 to China,
because there is no boa, in the service
large enough-ano'her paper says Mr..
Walker has accepted appointment Of
President to the projected Pacific
railroad--this is contradicted, aid in
the same breath We are informed Mr..
Walker will settle in Illinois. Is
there any man IN America about
whom naore has been said, aud un-
said, and said over again, than this
same Mr.. Walker.
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The BAxxRs.- Yesterday The Be
kcrs were I'll up before bic han ~
Mayor. for selling less bread lor 6vl
cents, than an arbitrary andopprsaive
corporation law demands They wsrc
fncd. but haze taken N appeal and
will employ council. 70 defend their
rights.
There are many acts of corporate
bodies, in the model Rspublic. as
elsewhere; that are not based upon
the very best principles Of equity. and
We like to see chem ocsasionly called
in question Certainly there il limit
some where 70 their authority, and il
.hould lie more clearly defined.
We can see nojustice in requiring
Bakers to give four cents worth o.
Jour, IN loaf. for Eve: indeed the rule
Is very bad one, that singles out one
lass Of trade to deal its rigor upon,
,hilst thousand other trades and pro.
.eesions g, "unwhipped of justice
An ordinance to touch the baker
should at the pame time affect tn.
brewer, the butcher, the book, and
boo,.maker and also he banker. No,
hou!d it stop llere--the lawyer and
he doctor should Re included blu,
ak for a moment Of regulating the
price of their labor, ard Justice will
he aprea,ed 10, in the most eloquent
and imprisoned manner.
Neither The State or the immacu.
late corporation has any right to inter.
fere with the price Of labor and the
affairs Of trade. We commend the
spirit which brings the trades together
when their rights are invaded and We
bore the bakers will stand and
Sight the corporation to the last. The
custom Of regulating the price Of
bread is ancient, but this does not
make it honorable--aud we await Ia
see the question finally disposed Of.
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AVIS.
AVIS.
dH Slxichae Dist. Judicaalrc,

CoUr da S1ricAge Dist. Judicaalrc,
Paroisse II Est Ba,on Rouge.
| iTEADD que Franci. B. Sans, de la
"A dI'e Paroisse, fsit application h la
I'e cour pour ere nomnes administrator
!e Ia succession de DR.. Lorin Very. dernie-
remeut de Get PsrDisse decide.
Avis e>' par la ore ente donn6s toutes
i~rson'ies i"ieresses de ;aire savoir leur raj
~ dams dix iours de Ia premiere publica-
g. n de ret AWE, rorrquoi la dit application
lie >era't PAS accor'ee
scp2S " MORENO. Greffier.
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p. C.APDEVIELi.E,

SCCCESSOSs 10 +. NEi hEI,
LauypI Street, be7aceem Lafl1ftte q
Thru, Batou Rouge, La.
TNFOaMS his numerals customers, thu I
l he will continue the bu.iness as hereto
fore. he has just received an assortment OF
hne gooe,-consist g Of Ladies French
Corsets. linen ha, dkerchieis, fine cotton
s'oc ings. black lace veiis, bridal wreaths,
b ack ard white bobinett, swiss edA'i' gs q
In-ertings. Jackonett, do insertings cotton
md linen laces, back silk do, black We. wet
running. silk and cotton do, plain a I'd
fg red ribbons black fi1et gloves, white &
%, bored 81 k do. large assortment Of per.
.rincry all klnd- Of combs and brushes
u,kel knives and scissors, Wade & Butcher
,z"rs. fine porte mJiiies. accordeons &c
Il al which he offers at moderate prices
3"p .'-y.
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IorFtctAL.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH

September 30th, 1853.
Report of the deaths within the City OF
baton Rouge, for the "a hours ending q
O'Clock. r. NJ. Friday, the 3Oth Sep
tember, 1853.
Tom. "a runaway slave committed to the
Parish .Jai') Cause, injury received in the
leg, aged 40 Yeas.
WIN. F. TUNNARD.
Secretary.
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Success; ON Sale.

WILL be- sold Vt Auction on Monday.
w the 10th day OF October next, $50,
a, the late residence Of J. 5. Cosby, corner
Church and Sixth streets, all the personal
effects belonging to he above succession,
consisting Of Ilbuseho'd and Kitchen furni-
tire. wearing apparel. &C.
oc,I.ts W. r. TUNNARD, Ad'tor.
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AVIS.

C0ur du .S5rien. list. Jmdiciaiye,
Paroisse n EM Eaton Rouge
\ ITENnu que George A. Pike, de la
"A dit. Paroisse a fat application a la
die cour pour etc nonnEs administrator
De Ia succession 4 Alpb' n Bazin, derhie-
renen' de Get Parolsse. DECIDE.
Avis est par la PRESENT. glonn6s a toutes
per.onnes in crosses de faire savoir leur raj
son dams dix jonrs de Ia premiere publica-
ton lie GET avis. ponrquoi la dit application
de serait pas accordee.
sept2s. NJ. Moreno, Greffier
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Fresh Drugs, &c.

lust received by the undersigned large
D stock OF Drugs ard Medicines, consist-
ing in part 81, TamATinds. Cream Tartar,
SIENNA Mama. Cassia. Lime Juice, Citris
acid. Gum Aribic Arrowroot, Sago Chic
ride Of Lime, Chloride Of Soda. Flax seed,
do ground. Also . lot Of pure Kentucky
mustard. VIZ. BoeEL. Druggist. 60,
sept 2j-y Lafayette street.
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ET Amidst the mostsoIemn scenes,

| EH Am1uStt the n1OSt6Oiemu scenes,
we frequently witness in this strange
world Of ours, the most laughable and
ludicrous will occur. One Of these
happened the other day in this piece,
which goes to prove that the world is
u stage and every man player" Of
some part therein. In the lower pcr-
ton OF the city, dwells an honest hard
working sho, maker, native Of La
Belle France" During the ravagcs
of the Epidemic in that vicinity, Mon
sieur" was frequently advised to be on
his guard, lest tho fever should take
him, but he replied to all this adv.ce
with only a shrug and saying "Ishall
tend to my beeznese and let ze fave no
his, BY gar"
Two or three Of Parlez Vous friend
were taken of. but still he piled lbs
hammer and thread ~ usual; al last
u death occurred Ia bis house. This
Was enough. Cmpeau immcdiatel.
undressed himself and ent to bed and
waited there very impatiently three OF
four days, for "ze fave" but no fever
came. Thinking he had done hispall
in the matter, the testy 'co,donnoif
got up in rage, put on his cloth s
and went .uriously at his beeznese :"
to make up for lost time. A friend Of
ours, whose duties among the sick
called him that way daily, observing
hss old acquaintance again at work
thought he would enquire about hi'
late absence. So he asked the i'm
plicable Gaul, where he had been-if ht
had been sick with the fever!
Looking UP from his work for mo-
ment be replied with shrug and a
grinmaee such as Frenchman only
an make. s. seek wiz de fave? No
ov gar, re fave be dam loose one.
rec, four day, in re bed, wait for him
'ome, and he would DO come; so |
oose no more day for him by dam
Z,' Jarc 60 to HI, I go, 'bout my
beecnese.
Our friend Immediately left, perfect
y satisfied with the explanation Of his
friends absence.
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rThe regular monthly commune
eation Of 81. James Lodge. No. AZ.
A. Y. M vii take place at the Han
loot Of Church street at early can
de light this evening.

rThe opening Of the Free Pub.
kc schools in Ward No. I, which wa
to-have taken place on the LIST Mon.
day Of October, has been postponed
" order Of the board uutil further no.
'ticc.
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l%The Office Of r. b. Sans Esqr.,
is removed FROM the Mayors cfilce 10
the house formerly occupied by F.
PsSilliart on Layfsyette street--oppo-
site the Florence house. Where he
may be found during business hours.
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IA Mr.. nawrance Of New Or
leans, has succeeded in grazing the
.omatoe on the egg plant.
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MUTt6E.

Sixth judicial Dist. Cosut-P Par
isA Of East Baton Rouge. II !
WHEREAS 0sorge A. Pike. Of said
w Parish, has applied to raid Court TO
BE- appointed administrator Of the estate of
Alphonse Bazin, late Of said parish decd.
Notice 10 hereby given TO ell persons In
teSested to show cause within 4sn davs
from the 6rst qualification Of this notice why,
the said application should not be granted.
sept2s. w3s. NJ. MoRsNa Clerk.
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Notice to ContraCt. 70.
Ladies' Dress Goods.

TINE attention OF the nnlir . cai,eo 20
/ the beautiful assortm crf OF Dress Coods
" 'hich am now opening direct rom ne"
Yo. * and Philadelphia, consisting Of ne 10
low. ing cal.
Rich ,Sgurcd Plaid, striped an Che,1e SINS
do Paid, plain. and figured Black
plaid siIA,. Popiins, lux sa'ins and Sct'ch
Plain: PA id and figured DeLaines and
Cashmeres Black mourning Grape, new
article for m, ,urning Black Alpacas Bonn
bazines and bla ok DeLaines; Eng's' and
American Prints. a large assortment snal'
figures for cb;ldre, '; French Pint sl' 10
Dies, patterns no tv 70 alike; Plain figured
and dotted French $, viss Muslins; Jackhet
{ amh, r. NansooL ana Cross. bar Muslins.
Also a beautiful assortn, .nt ofeyering Dies
Goods, very rich aud epti riy new ne
sept-16y. w. L. 1 ILL.,. 2.
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rirRATOF MAGNESIA Highly va.
~ lued as gentle Cooling Pwgatiue
al Says on hand, freshly prepared
sept 2s-y VIZ. BosEL, Druggist
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JOHN L. VOLTS, tr
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,

Corner Of Church Z Psnitsntiary sts.
LAS now on band Urge and arie "A.
IL stock Of Furniture, consisting IN
part of-BuREAus, S,DEBoARps, AR-JH
Mons, various patterns TABLrs, Chars, &c
BEpsrEAps. Cans. CRADLES, Corcnts ard
Willow WAGONS, all oil which are Of the
latest fashions. Al kinds Of manufacturing
and repairing at the shortest notice.
All the business Of an undertaken attended
70. and in the best style. q 81
uCoflins made at the shortest notice,
and also i1erse furnished. Scpt20-y.
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100 LADORERS WANTED.
VXTANTED on the Crosse Tete and Ba-
w ton Rouge Plank Road Company
100 hands--w wages. ~ per day and found -
Apply to Vim. Wilday,at Cline's stable. or
at this Office. tepf25. 1~d.