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The native American., 1838-12-08

VIE NEW YORK Life Insurance and rr,.t
Company has capital subscribed Of one million oe
aoIars put ~ consequence Of being the depository Of
OF the State of New York, as well az of snd;vaua,
the business means have increased upwards Of five nil
lions OF dollars as appears by report of the Master in
Chancery, dated 23d Of May, 1885. .E1 IL "" ""
To persons in public employment, who receive 6xed
saaries an Institution like this affords certain mode o
securing sufficient sum for their families at fra dav
ana me OBJECT Of parent besides that Of merely makin
nng Is 70 accumulate something for the support and
education OF those who may be left behind il can he raaI
lzed IN this way, without exhaustng those energies f
mind and person which usually necessary through The
ordinary struggles of life. I-. - 20 e''e 'A'
person aged 80 years, whose income is ST. 900 per
annum may, by the appropriation Of lls YEAR secure
70 ms children $5oOO even if he should die the next day
bv navn 81 Years old may provide $500 Tor his wife
years Old clerk may create saving fund Of l 900 for
the payment of his debts, by the annual prem,,m of
S51 :o Al o. the same amount may be secured during
Period OF seven years. for the yearly payment Of $40 lG
In the minor Offices of the public service experanc.
has shown that the salaries sufficient to enable tb
ncumbents to lay up any thing, even for the nrmties
OF age much less for the maintenance Of those ho s
vpe The abors Of hirtyyears are therefore nroncv.
Of only the support of the day. and there are many sens
i've and ANXIOUS hearts who live for the happiness of
er families mat are harrassed for years by the dreadful
For such, Life Insurance Company holds out relief
gives reality to hope and by the small economy Of few
PR rvs me mind at ease and affords the
Inc preimlnaries for efecting Insnrances are yerv
simple, being merely declaration of age. health ana
other particulars sci out in the forms Of tIe Office n.
geher with statement of the physician and friend Of ,,
apPlean! upon some Of the same points the blanks for
which will be furnished by the agent in washington cv
As the design of the company is profit on .he ono ~.
and protection to the other and its means ar system are
directed TO that end, it only requires reciprocity Of GOOD
lal,h 70 produce The mutual result of strength 10 Itself
ofhcers In the Navy will also be Insured either for
shore or sea duy the latter service however being with
an additional premium, which will depend upon the lati.
tude and climate Of the voyage. 1855 "
Insurance will be made for one year, or any period
Withn seven years. for life, the premium varying in
either case, according TO the term. The risk Of the COM
Pany VIII commences with the date of the policy; but no
Insurance will be considered valid until The policy 4,
derered to the insured Full information will be given
upon application, post paid 10 l.t. 'a..I~I
HENRY M. MORFIT
a@a Washington City
The native American., 1838-12-08
GARLEGANT'S BALSAM OF HEALTH
PREPARKD ONLY BY JOHN s. MnLER,
M Fr.d.r;cE C;fu. MaruL0ud.

TTyHIS valuable medicine has only been introduced to
j the public about Eve years. in various parts Of the
country and hundreds Of persons have used it, and found
M beneficial effects and ssven out Of ten cases have been
cured of the Dyspepsia, Choics, Nervous
Tremors Lowness Of Spirits, Papitaton Of the Heart;
and all those train Of diseases resulting from dssrdered
condition Of the stomach and liver arrangement of the
digestive functions such general debility or weakness,
hatuency loss oappee. sour eructaons and acdities
of the stomach head ache, Jaundice fatuent
and bilious cholic, &c. I
The proprietor does not recommend it most patent
medicines are, as cure all, and when used is found
wanting that the public have got much deceived, that
thev can scarcely be prevailed upon to try any more,
which is not the case with this Balsam Of Health, as
hundreds OF persons have received the most happy and
good effects which the proprietor csn produce, i requ
red the testimony Of many respectable persons, that have
been cured Of the above diseases.
The proprietor requests si those persons that are a
hieted In the way above descbed, to give his medicines
fair trial. and be assures them hat they will not be dis
sppoiated II 7. .o.D.
a 70- VT T'6 EE.l" pa TODD'S Drug. Store.
March ~
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- 80 - a.
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.


. lt TRANSPORTATION DEPoT,
December 10, 1887.
TT Is respectfully made known that merchandise OF
other commodities received at this Depot for delivery
in this city, to be forwarded TO Baltimore or TO points
on the line of the road will hereafter be subject TO the
following regulations, Of which those interested will
please take notice.
lst The freight and charges all goods consigned TO
individuals in this city its viciy must be paid before
their removal from the Depot ssa js4r .
I'd, Commodities offered for transportation must he dis
tnctly Marked and be accompanied by list, in dupl-
cate Of the number and description Of packages to be for
warded the name Of the consgnee aud of the party for
wardipg the same, otherwise they cannot be received.
! The Company will not be responsible for damages
arising from leakage breakag nor will they be re.
sponsibe for damage alleged have been received By
any goods or commodities transported by them, unless
the claim shall be made before the removal Of the goods
from the Depot. Further, if goods which shall have
been transported this road be not received or taken
away by their consgners owners on the day Of their
arrival at the Depot the Company will not be respons
BILE for pay any claims for loss damage which NAV
sustained by such goods; in other words goods a
above described be permitted to remain in on the cars
on the railway at the Depot nights after
their ARRIVAL they will remain at the exclusive rink Of
he owners or consgners. ea@ E #a e4
The hours for receiving and delivering goods will un.
I'll further notice, be from A. M until p M q.
by order, SAMUEL STETTlNIUS,
: oe'' To- .Agest
The native American., 1838-12-08

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may concern
~ that application has been made At the Mayors Of
fee for renewal Of the bond given by the Commission.
Of the low grounds, dated the 9Th day Of July, 1922
for lot number twenty seven (2 in reservation number
ten (lO) William Galloway, by virtue of sale made
BY said Commissioners that day. Of said lot TO said
Galloway and which said bond has been mslaid or lost
Th, is therefore to give notice that unless shall
shown to the contrary at the Mayors Office before
the tenth ofDecenber next, renewal of said bond will
be granted to the subscribers. aa
JAMES WILLIAMS.
Nov 10 JOHN COBURN.
The native American., 1838-12-08

TTNO MERCHANT TAILORS.-The attention Of the
Merchant Taiioss is respectfully requested to aarge
assortment Of Goods in their line, which have to-day
aopened, viz.
70 pieces sool.dyed Black Cloths
40 do Fsncy colored do "a .&G.a.4. a
20 do Fashionable Figured Silk vestings ],
z cases Silk Velyets #E $t&E
Gentlemen's Iambswool Shirts and Drawers
Do super Hoskin Gloves ..
Gumelastic and Buekskin Braces
Brown Hollands saEssl3 #t -', at
CoIofed CaHlbrcs and Silesas @.@"~
80 pieces Cassimeres. assorted.
Sept. 8. as@N BRADLEY & CAT L E
The native American., 1838-12-08

"Complimentary.-We understand that David
R. Porter, Governor elect OF this State, has invi.
ted the German volunteer companies Of this city
to an attendance on the occasion of his inaugura.
ton. ."-Phild. Ledger.
The only inhabitants Of Philadelphia "vot," Tin
tho opinion Of the Governor elect "ish worthy
of dat enor."
The native American., 1838-12-08
THOMAS c. WILSON,

EEPS at his Stable, the corner Of Third stree
N Penn. Avenue, Hacks for hire by the hour, day
week or for any longer period. His terms are IN sric
compliance with the law Of the Corporation. and hs hack
driven by careful obgng drivers Aperson will sway
be found at the stable 10 receive orders, and
lies wishing 10 ride in the morning or evening always
be accommodated by making early application. IL
7. C. Wilson has also for hire, one horse New yer
sey built Buggy. The Buggy is covered. 1enuens'
wishing first rate affair, are invited to call. al
Sept 29-tf
The native American., 1838-12-08

MAY < JONES. .Ahornsys at Law, Washington. o. c.
ll offer their professional services to the Public in the
Courts Of the District Of Columbia and the neighborng
counties in Virginia and Maryland They will attend ts
the prosecution Of claims before Congress. the Depart
ments. the General Land Office &c. &C. Their Office
is the Of Pennsylvania avenue and Third street.
in the same building with Gen Walter Jones, to whom
they respectfully make reference
A. ....# HENRY MAY,
CHAS. L. JONES.
August ll-2am6m. ga 'a "@ & -. ."..
The native American., 1838-12-08

A LEES Lottery and Exchange Office s doors east
IA. ofthe National Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue ,yber.
he keeps constantly hand fine selection of Tcket
in all the various Lotteries drawing under ,be mar
agement Of d. S. Gregory & Co. 'A-"
All orders promptly attended TO- Er
The native American., 1838-12-08
USORDS ELEGANT AND FASHlONA BILE Buu
AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENTS The .nh.er

uSORD'S ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE Buul
JIG AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.-The subscri.
Der has removed to the store two doors Of the one
lately occupied by himself (and nearly opposite Browns
Hotel which he has fitted up in style not equalled BY
any establishment of the kind in the District where he
prepared with very select stock Of Boots and Shoes
of every description, to attend to his customers in the
best possible manner he but the very heat
materials, has set of ourneymen not surpassed BY any
in the United States and TO attend which he has employ
citizens of the District not to require single remark
here. But he has succeeded perfectly in fitting
those of my customers whom he has attended to,
but remark in justice to his merit that he has become.
from experience and the assduous attention ba-
sness perfectly habtuated the most elegant style Of
cutting and fitting much So that he rarely fails
in giving perfect fit
All kinds of work got up in the most elegant manner,
and orders attended to with the utmost despatch
Sent If ... . JOS B. FORD.
The native American., 1838-12-08
GEORGE NY,

NOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer and General Agent
lNhas removed to the Office Of the Firemens 1nsu.
rance Company Pennsyvania Avenue. opposite Browns
Hotel. July rs.
The native American., 1838-12-08

INGRAM CARPETING.-2000 yards Ingram Car
peting
Nov r BRADLEY u CATLETT.
VERY FINE IRISH LINENS.-50 pieces very sape
Nov aMst BRADLEY 4 CATLRTr.
The native American., 1838-12-08

E1ANCY GOODS,
e 20 pieces figured Gro de Maps and Rept Silk,
10 do plain Poult de Sole
10 do do Gro de Maps @@<
10 do S4 Italian Lutesrings, black Is.
5 do 54 black and blue-bla Lustrinss
3 do blus-black Poultd Sole @f - .s 4
. do do. Gro de Antique
5 do French Bombasin
5 do Silk Surge
10 do plain and figured Satns
5 do figured do for evening dress
cartoons French Work Collars "
J do Black Lace Wells
90 dozen linen cambric Hdkfs
do fancy Scarfs and Hdkfs.
Nov lO--3t A. W. & J. E. TURNER.
HoUsE.FURNIsHING WARE. ROOMS, on Penn
Ill sylvania Avenue, near AZ sreet.-BOTELER &
DOM have just opened their Fall Stock Of House fur
nishng Goods consisting of almost every article used in
gentee housekeeping. They have added 70 their stock
this handsome assortment Of plated goods such
| as s. ... F .# &N
Salvers Casors, Baskets Urns Candlestcks, Snnfer.
| and Trays; which have been selected with unusual
| sta#a 9&@s t, rH@Nt
Also, very superior English and Philadelphia Astral
and Mantel Lamps of superior workmanship: all
warranted in good order.
| They have. also, handsome assortment Of Curtain
Bands, Pins, Cornices, and Poles; which, together
with their large stock OF Looking Glasses, Cabinet
Ware Mattresses, Beds, and Bedsteads, Crockery.
Glass and China Ware, renders their stock more ex
tensve than in any other establishment OF the kind
in the District; 10 which they wonld respectfully in.
vite the attention Of persons furnishing. ..s
They have also just received from New York hand
some assortment Of Curled Maple Parlor Chairs.
N. B.-They still continue TO manufacture Chairs
every description. n..
P.S.-Looking Glass Plates OF various sizes
Oct eff
The native American., 1838-12-08

RooK AND JOB pRIrTING neatly executed !,
I'D this office. e' ~
The native American., 1838-12-08

TRANSPORTATION DEPoT,
December 10, 1887
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-27

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.if.c brick L,cerne, d. Boston, vonant
df ut. Marks. u CITE a~bandonne Ia met 10
I'D septemhre. L'eqpipage ost psrvenu q
III SAWYER, ct s'est rtnau a Galveston,
T;ipxas.
Nous e%mpruntons los details suivans au
Hsw FORK Daily Express d. courant:
gpllaua ks5ldnay eiltrkexsa N.,rlnlk
ohf detftsse, vonJnt defa Guayana, Pr,
ii atlanta New York.-Elle evai. 4,a de-.
.aatee le ~ courant entire lea caps Hate
tas ct Lookout. lie jour suiyaat elle
wait Ats acost1s par le brick Falcon Dc
~3sihnors, IA sstcprpantsdsSasannah 70
Ell1ron fgeAedo deux
assErsrf dG 63iidfsay, G1Fy sHad3ts4tsgt
nanstfes. lie capiiaine1du Sidney avsiti les
pspiors dn brick Honduras, qni avail fait
yoile trois jmurs avant lui.
Il lie brick Portland, do Baltimore, zee
aha ndonnA Ala merle brick Criterion.
|arriya d Salem, rappnrte que !c IS sep
,emlxe. pnr 80 . 30' latitude ~, 90 .
Longitude O., lila parle i've le brick an.
Rlais Albion, vcnant de st. Johns, don't le
eapi,aine Iui a dit avoir renoontre qucl-
Que. jours auparavant Ie brick Portland
DO Baltimore. qni await etc chavir6 10 Ia
at en- avoir pris Ie ,capitaine ct trois HON
mes-que comuue il ventait grand frais'
et.la quit d%evenait Obscure, il ne put ap'
prendre plns'de details.
La g~oeleue Olyn,hns. Horton, qni t'ail
tchoute pres de Sandy Hook, depnis 10
IL de 'Septem ire, n etc remise d fo' ems
a~varirs, par les SONS dun agent dcs rs
~snreurs. Courier.
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fNOrJyELLES OVERSEES.

-I,e roi a envove aux bureaax dc bien-
Caisance DIES oua'orze ACCOMPLISHMENTS gu
d1partement dc Ii Seine 2B,sO0 ~it.;atss
pauvres delsoine .et-Oise, 5000 r.; ID. 90
Compierue, 1000 fl; id. dc Fon'a'ne'
b,e,. !, 900 fir; id. de Pau, 1000 r.; y.
d'Eu. Amboise, Vernon ct Drcov, 1920
fr., a ~rarcheselue de Paris, pour des a.
vrrs, do Renaissance, $4,000 f.; gratifda-
tions aux ordinaircs dc Ia garrison ct tses
Inva,ides du dtpar'ement de la Seine ne
Versailles ct do Saint Cloud. $1,000 r,
La RI, a mis- en- outre a Ia disposition de
MN. les ministries de l'ins'ruction publ.
oue ct du commerce, pear etrc distributes
on ,rousseanx 4 des boursiers, his dc mill
taires de terre ct de mcr, sans f,rtune,
dams les colleges royaux, les tcoles vf't,
r~inaires ct les ecoles darts ct metlers,:o 81
600 fr. (IuonueW FaTtS!cn.)
I I'm journal dome CONNIE positif 1ue
le roi. 4 Poccasion de la naissance du com
to de- Paris, accorde sur sa casse;te dEeuN
iours de solde anx soIats ct sous-ofic'ers
| des armees de terre. ct dc rer. Des oTarcs
auraient etc esp6iNfs a Get effet.
IS. A. r, Mgrsle dac d'Orleaus Went
d,aiouter aux $4,000 fr. quill await con
sscres Iors de son rfir'age a f,nAer ne
che royAle Mil,sirSt de snint:Cyr, dss
honrses 1 ed Avsur .des sous-ofliciers de
l.armee. ~ arEsole foyals aprss ex
amen, une p~kreiIle sommc de 10000 f
IL n : ne objei..
5. A. K. a aanoa,Ak qu'elle ferait ehoi
sir dams ehacun4E Auatre colleges com
munaux de la d{r>tl parmi ceux des Gle
res oui ont o~b-eaucSte aimee re plus d
success, un ieune hSrtme de dix.sept 4 dix
huit ans voulant edastiner ai'agriculture
Ellie fera venir ces quatre jeunes gems !
Paris, les p~lacera dams . ecole prepare
toire pour les e,amens lie Ia ferme d
Grignon, ct paiera ensuite leur pension
dams Get e,abiissement modele peadan'
deux annGes.
s. A.. r. a voulu anssi Sc charger d.
fare clever dams des ktabiissemers d.
eouvernenent plusieurs orphehns de
eardes n~ationanx tues dams i'exereice d
Ieurs fonctioans, Ell a qui il ma point etc &C
cordk de pension.
S. A. r. envoye en- outre, aux diver
see societies industrielles GU de ~Prsvoyanc
fornees err favour des pauyfes onvriers
sayoir: aNantes, 1000 fra Lyon, 200
IT,; i Bordeaux, 2 900 f.; a Maseille, 2
! 900 IF. S. A. r. a fait remettre pour lie
ieunes ds,enus de Rouen 1000 b; ct
Paris, d Il societe de la morale chfe,ier
ne. pour ie comite DIES orphelins, 100
f.; pour lstomits DIES vieillards. 600 #
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""t au Caurflcrs
N4hs lemons da capnaine Lone. au;
parttt ode Galveston Ieuti d~ernier. que les
BATH an's do gierre Franeais avnieht qui,
u fntree des ports do Ma'n t'or's e,
Tuu ',,co ct quo toute I'escadre sesa't con-
can't 20 u Vera Cruz.
q, bait Replacement a Ca'ves'on' ct 'eS
pris4)e toutes choses mon'ent raphefneh''
Mus n'avons pu rien %recue,''r DO posi-
tif Salativement b Ia situation tn'efieufe
do Texas par rapport aux lnd'ens. 70,
pea Ehut il paruit quo les troubles SOM
Ioif i'etrc appaiaes.
Is Houston Telegraph parle DO nom
brdSsees dtpredatioos conn,'ses par les
pealx rouges, surtout dams les envlrons DC
Goynd, don't II assure, sur Ia fol dune
pes onne qui en- est recemment arrive
pus. tots lea eitoyens sont en- afmes ave-
l'in,pntion d'eAlefminer Ia tribu 'nd'ent''
des iTonkewns.
lie Gaioesfon Gazette dit 1ue des ur
IA Arements sont a Ia velllc d'etre pris pa
do 1randes maisons do CONNIE: CO de Lon
drM ct de Paris, pour %s'a-surer lie CON
m~ice du Texas. Eilo ajbu'e que finite
raf aue r%omm.nccnt 4 prendre nu Texa
lea citoyeus lie l'hnrien monde p~artlcu
litpsment en- Angletorre, devient mani
fete e, ~qn'avant pan il Y aura une Ign
de- teaqucbots tisalisaut en- hcautt ct e.
[vnssse ccuy cn,rc les Flats Uu.s ct l'Eu
.,I,N,
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vemtc
PAR ia COUR DIES PREUy 30.

Nm veftu a'un Onirs ~ 10 Cout sue itst u ssss
IL vsndu par 10 Joss soassigae, LUNDl, ~
do Novsmbss p~forhain, 1 10 hsufss A ". lee pts
psiStss ~suivanses dependant 10 In sueesssioA de- fee
Anss!ins Mahisr, ssvoif.
Qdstre EaCLAvES, hon,,ss. {. = Cbsvsof Il
un MvIst: On Chaishd Do Ferry; snt,foo hun
nills Pieus, Bois de cords, MsubIss, = Bosufs Ae.
Controversies Esclayss p~sysblrs 10 moisis
N Mars proclaim Ct r'ausfs rboi,is On Mars 1910.
Lsa sEsts s,obiliers paysblss su Mars p~ssct.ia
10 tout On billsts endorses ! ID satisfaction A. t:a-
'atsur Dc ID di,s succession - nypc,hequs spse,ais
sas les Eeiavss jusgn'au paffsit ~paismsnt.
La vss,s ssfs lieu cut IL isrss oa fesidss On,
eisnnsmshtl 10 dsfunt.
" oct -30 L. rAvROT, Jpgs.
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N90y 4U1Ut
81 Oct-37 ELI II. skASOb.
VENTE A L,ENCAN.

+ sera vsudu par 10 aa,ss,giS Juss dc Ps'oisss,
d pEncan, LUNDf 10 Dtcsmbse pfochain, b
10 f~susss, 4 sou burss0, dams Ia vile Dc Bato"
Rouge, IL st,psrbe Motcesu de T'erfe, slime entfe
Ia llsns tsst de Baton Rouse, ct l'Asbita ton do M
WIN. Wikof. II 4 Sts dtvise en- lots 10 ss q doti.
Ne aspeuts, svse On bon el,emin dc maniefs h com
~muniqusr asvc ID ,nafchs Dc IA vile. Les Lots ~.
FONT divises stparemsat, ct vsndas NJ plus oafan'.
la Terte est plsine d'Aibrss Il 10 bois seulss psisFs
elOO l'tfp enl poilr Ia tefre; "a situation pres do
Baton Rouge On accblerers Ia vents, ainsi que pour
Re prodaiti, v6gGtaux, v~olailles. cochons &c. II
NY q pas Dc ~propriete dams Ia pays, qni s"it a"ssi
agr6sbls AZ possssseuf stant c%ons'suits pouf U,Ai'
son Do sa,npagns. pri"eirs'stss"t po"f ls' ~o"vr'sn'
qai obi do ID fs,nille Of qui vs'lsnt ~ iisref b
rasticuitufe. .
CONDlT1ONS-I0 pour cent Compliant, ct ID
tataucs | ct Z ans On biIlets sndOss6s b ~satisfas.
tiDn. =.
tr.rLe plan do cetts Terre est deposA dans ],
Bufrsu du Jaye do Paroisss.
" oci at CT. T'EsAtEH. Juse.
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rOLE OUEGARH.

Il 20 eourt. de,ix Billets, donnss 4 I'll II.
skaggs. sur James Howard, Pun snontant
Z Sf75 90, du le Ter Octobre 1888. pautre du
le Ter Decetnbre 1888, de t925 90, trois bill.
lets STIR sainuel wi,bush, Pun du le Ter Octo.
bre 1888 de 1925 90: Pun du Ter Decenbre
1853 de $3.50; Pun du le h Decembre 1888
de s65, deux sur Charles iyishop, Pun dn 80
joufs aptss Ia date, de S2S9, Tonne IN Sep.
tembre dernier, l'aatre dugdsi 8 tout le tnois
de btcembre 1883 de so. un sur r. Olive
de $3.50. du lie Ter Decembre 1883, ur sur
DR.. Briggs de $500, du 1lc Ter Dtcenbrc
1883. nm sur Martin Rabbi! b DE- 800, dn 1e
Ter t)tcembre 1888, I'm yr Alison Roberts
de $3.50. du le Ter Dscernt,ire 1883, TN sur ..
Ayn1Ore de S1OO, du dams 45pit ie tn0is de ne.
cembre 1888, IN sur VIM Gray do Sl0O. du
lie 10 Decembte 1888, Ssux billets contre
saul |. Winbush donnes AEoseph A. Stewart.
IN de 40. dn trois sema&ncs apres u date,
l'autre de $50, du IA MOS aprss II date, un
sur VIM. Brown, de sz7 20, du 10 Ter SEP.
tembre 1883. un sul j. D. billingslsy. de $3.50
d. le Ter Novembre 1885,
lie public ess prGvenu do ne point n6Soeler
les dts billets, parcs que leur paienent = ~
erx1ts.. Taase pssssAns qui tse1stlesa y
M0kamde1u1ASssesssssspssse ysas
~ ocs--37 ELI II. skAG0A
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~ T. Sieur LAUZ1N, Doc,sur en- Mdleeine
IA de Ia Facuise de Paf's, y ayant plaiiF'c
pendant hut annecs consecutives, q Fh0nnsUr
u,ofrr les soins de son min,stere ct les ssrvices de
81 profession aux hab',ans de la vile dc iAtpn
Rouge. Ouire ses Dipl6nes regnIiers de ru4'ser.
site de France, lie Or. Lauzin a n'srisc W breyet
specia, de Ia commission de salubrite du OAaarie-
o,cnt lie la Seine ct a cts honore de y n~sfalstlle
deternee par Ia Vile de Paris, en- 1852, lo5ssAde
Invasion funsste du cholera. Il
Tells sont les titres du Docteur Liuzin h la bien-
veillance du public: il s'etablit a Baton Rouge
sans ccon,mahdation ct sans protecteur. Les
personnes aui voudront rhono,e de leur conhance
seron, meme de lie Juger par ss ~actes; c'esr tou-
jours lie plus SIR &, liz plus infdiIihle lie Docteur
f.auzin a son doni CHE chez nr. Paysant, Dis,il-
lateur. ~ octoore 81
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VcDlte

FAR LA COUR DEs pREUvEs.
Inn ver.u DUN ordrs de rfionorabls Cour dee
IL Prsuvrs, dams ct pour la Paroisss d'Es' Bh.
ton Rouge, II sara ysndu par 10 soussisnt Juge d.
Paroisss =, et-2DEeio Eueanseur. 4 Ia alnison dc
Cour, dams Ia sIIIs do Baton Rouge,
MERCREDf, 81 yovembrs 1898,
.u,,s lee heurss ofdinaises de vcQte, la propfiete
s~uivsn,e appnsisnant a Ia succession de len Ffode'
rick William Shzmi,, decide snvoir:
Tn Morceatu dc TERRE, sitae dams es.ts par
,;s de Ia vile ds BATON Rouge, div'ss par 0ilhsr
Leonard, 81 dssignS sur lie plan, psfis terrain NO.
I, lie, No. 4.
4 IN ct denx ans do credit en- bilists endorses. pA
yables On Banqne ., porta"i l,ypo.hequs jusqu'A
parfait Placement.
~ oct-.j6 Gu. TESTER, J"ge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-10-27
CANADA.

Saisie TArnrs.-On assure que p ,sl'
eurs pieces de cnnon en- c'ivre ont tt
~saisies reinforcement sur Ia frontiers. FL
;es venaient des Etats Unis e, SO rendaient
a quelque liei Oh les rebeIles devaient hs
recevoir pour On fairo dsage, lorsq.'S
iureront i p-opo., On a saisi ca meme
temps nombre do sabres ct de co'tesas
Les condnc,eurs Sc sont sauvGs. Les AT
torites ONT su que dtla di, Wagons De N
meme marchan dlse einient entire, en- Ca
nuda.-L'dmi dr. Peup'e.