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Macon intelligencer., 1840-07-11

! began this address to you. intended only
70 speak Of my far-famed Countries
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" and the "IRoN
CAGE" in which they confne me. but /
have unwittingly taken advantage Of your
kind disposition 10 listen to me, and extend
ed my remarks to other though kindred
sOl5'Ss. ! .wias'o.iy IA that althongh thav
nave made wide mistake who, make 1 s'ir me
dwell 10 an Iron Cage the unluckv
wight who put me in Log Cabin was I
little nearer the truth than he prohahlv
supposed himself TO be. Il is true tha,
part Of my dwelling house is a loo cabin
but as @ the hard cider-fthe lauOhter
which followed the alIusion % The ahard
eide" branch Of the story drowned The
voice Of the speaker.l
But, said General Harrison. admon;shed
by the nroverb, that you may ascribe INV
long speech to the common infirmitv of an
old soldier. and bring me under the susni.
clon Of the loquacity ofage, / will conclude
these hasty and unprecedented remarks
by thanking my fellow-citizens Of CoIum-
bus Tor their Positoness ON tue pr rSeuIt uCua
SION as well as for the friendly feelings of
which they have uniformly and often here
tofore given me so many gratifying proofs. |
Macon intelligencer., 1840-07-11
From the Newark Advertiser.

Log Cabins were the dwelling places o
the founders of our Republic. II was !
Log Cabin that received the daring pioneers
OF liberty. who exchanged the dangers 81
the halfsinking May Flower for the dan.
gers and perils Of an unhospitable cline
Il was in view Of the rock of Plymouth
that the Puritans of New England frs
erected the Log Cabins that the pioneers 81
the mighty West, the Boons-the Worth
ingtons-the McAHhurs-the Shelbvs-
OF the vast region that stretches from The
Apeiachian chain to and beyond the shores
otthe Mississippi, reared the race ofStates-
men ana Heroes who have since civilized
II Il was III a Log Cabin that the illns
trlous HARRISON, the Governor of !
Territory equal, almost, in extent TO The
dommlons Of the Russian Autocrat learned
the lessons Of wisdom, moderation and cour.
age which have placed hiaa ia the foremost
ranks Of the great men of the nation and
destined TO invest him with the honors Of
the Republic. Log Cabins were the ear.
iy homes OF the first settlers of every State
IN the Union, Log Cabins were the oar.
rlsons OF the frontiers. when every acre was
won from the wilderness and the savage bv |
The sacrifice of human life Honored then
through all time, be these memorials Of the |
lriais--the sufering-the triumphs of our
forefathers Thrice honored be he whom
the splendid palaces-the seduction Of off
clal starion-the blaze of military and civic
renown, could never allure from his attach
ment % the republican simplicity which he
learned between the unhewed rafters Of his
Log Cabin. =
Macon intelligencer., 1840-07-11

Some Of the Democrats say, Mr.. Harrison
did not prove single point in his speech on
Monday last, but that it consisted Of assertions
without proof or argument to sustain them
Now this may ESQ far as the s'proof' is concern
edl be true, we do not pretend to endorse The
Evidence which he gave. But this much we do
say, if Mr.. Van Buren,, MIR. Benton, MIR. Cam
breling and Mr.. Secretary Woodbury.. be GOOD
authority, Mr.. Harrison did prove clearly. eve
ry position which he assumed from the speeches
and documents of those gentlemen.
We challenge any democrat to make any sns.
cifc charge against the speech in question tor
want fproof and we promise them proof uron
proof gathered from their own fields. Come
out gentlemen, we want chance to show IL
Macon intelligencer., 1840-07-11

II Mr.. Van Buren says NBeRo evidence is
good against White man. The Democrats in
Congress have sanctioned his opinion. VIII
Mississippi Democrats do likewise2 No, they
win not, they cannot We differ with them in
political sentimeM generally; but on this sub
iect there surely win be no division. Let the
individual who wishes to vote for Mr. Van Bu-
rem for Presidenthmagine himself in the situa-
tion OF LieutenaEt Hooe, and see If he can re-
concile this principle with his own feelings Of
justice Ifhe can, his capacity for swallowing
is rather greater than our conception of an hon
est mans throaL
Macon intelligencer., 1840-07-11

5r The atteption Of the reader is invited 10
mere sketch q speech on our first page, de-
livered by Genll Harrison at Columbus, Ohio.
Il seems that theGeneral has stolen away from
his cage and is &tually allowed to talk TO white
folks. What Singular beings these new-fash-
ioned democratslre, they abuse man for stay
ing at home and leing silent, and next news we
hear will be, thatEenl. Harrison is disgracing
the American people by electioneering for the.
Office Of President Consistency has lost her
charms when esied by modern democracy.
Macon intelligencer., 1840-07-11

u See the proceedings of Harrison meet
ing IN another column. Thesupporlers of Har-
rison in Noxnbee have doffed the /" Tippecanoe
Club" title, but they have the cause always in
view and our friends may be satisfied with
Noxubee county. Harrison and Reform" and
one hundred votes majority is our motto. Let
all the other counties do as she will do, and
Mississippi will be free, regenerated and dis
Observation-Disclosures from McNuttism, loco
focoism, federalism, and every other ism, but
goadism and she has hitherto been stranger to
that.
Macon intelligencer., 1840-07-11

y A duel was fought near Yorkville, Pick
ems county, Ala. on Monday morning last, be-
tween Gov Fl. G. RunneIs and volney E. How
ard, Esq, both of Jackson Mississippi. The
latter was wounded slightly in the breast, the
former was not injured. The cause of differ
ence, we understand, has been of long standing.
VI the particulars we know nothing. Runnels
has gone home, Howard, we learn, is now in
Columbus
Macon intelligencer., 1840-07-11

Come ye Democrats, yc men who want !
hard monied government! look how the sys-
tenn works. How would you like it if YOU had
to work, as many do, in Tuscany, Italy, at Two
DOLLARS PER YEAR2 In Calais, France, shep-
herds get thirteen dollars per annum, the high
est price given in the hard monied governments
embraced in the table annexed. Say, what do
you think about hard money government do
You give it up2--Won't do.
Macon intelligencer., 1840-07-11

On occasion ofthe recent anniversary Of
the Reformation which has been celebra.
Ted at Berlin, the municipality and assem-.
bly, Of deputies of that city voted donation
OF 500 crowns to each Of the five dcsca,d.
ants Of Luther residing at Erfurtb. A des.
cendant ofthe brother Of Luther. who i J
preacher at Wittemburg. was nresen. !,
the celebration Of the anniversary il Bar.
lin. 20
Macon intelligencer., 1840-07-11
who win vote the Van Buren Ticket, ,

VINO VIII VOte tne van Buren, Tickete
All who are perfectly satisfied with the
present situation Of our affairs.
ALI who wish to have property of every
description reduced to one-half or onethird
Its former value.
All who wish to see the price of labor
reduced 10 a level with that paid in Eu-
rope.
All who wish to have the wealth ofbim
whose money is loaned on bond and mort.
gage doubled.
All who wish to have the son of man
withoutproperty remain poor forever
All such as prefer the interests of the
office-holders to the interests of the Deople
In one word--all who are IN favor ofthe
hard money sub-treasury system.
Who win vote for the Harrison Tickets
All who wish for an Improvement in the
financial and business condition ofthe coun-
try.
All who wish to have property stand at
ITS fair value, and labor receive its lust re.
1mpense.
All who wish to have young men of
character but without properly, stand an
equal chance with the son of his wealthy
neighbor.
All who believe that the condition Of our
working men has been better than that of
the working men Of Europe and who wish
to have it remain SO. 80
All such as prefer the Interests Of the
people 10 that Of the ofice-holder
All who are willing 10 try the experi.
ment Of change of rulers, and are MOI So
bound by the shackles of party as to Be-
afraid to do So
In shor-all who are opposed to the
hard money sub-treasury system.
Macon intelligencer., 1840-07-11

S Wings and Democrats are invited to a
free and open discussion of PRINCIPLES, at the
Court House in Macon, on the I'd Saturday of
August next, the 9Th day of the month. We
hope every politician of all parties will be there.
Macon intelligencer., 1840-07-11

II The first regular meeting OF the /" HAR-
RIsoN ASSOCIATION, will take place in the Court
House on Monday the Doth inst.
Macon intelligencer., 1840-07-11

1--WE are authorized to announce JAMES
IA. DowEs, as candidate for the office of
State Treasurer, in place of the late Mr.. Will
Jams.
Macon intelligencer., 1840-07-11

The shock ofan earthquake was felt IN
Plymonth county. Mass. on the 3a dsv Of
June last
Macon intelligencer., 1840-07-11
Nj "a @ O N
SATURDAY. JULY ii, l84O.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM iii. HARRISON.

in the North Western Army.
BY John Adams, and re-appointed by Thorn
as Jefferson, Governor Of Indiana Territory, in
1901
BY Mr.. Madison, Commander.in-C Chief of
the North Western Army, in 1912.
by his fellow citizens in Ohio, member of
Congress in 1916.
By the Legislature of Ohio Senator of the
United States in l823-and
BY J. @. Adams, Minister Plenipotentiary 10
the Republic of Columbia in 1923.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-13
Antnlaux EpavCs

T. y ete srrsts ps, Dr. n,sl Hitky, ~, hab,.a.
IL TO" de Caldwell q ilicky, 4 s n,iiiss so.des-
sons 10 Baton Rouge, On CHEvAt bale, hsut ~
Il mains, sse d'snvison = sss, ~ t,;nitSs " -
aasus sort ooifs, - bsnshs dsoi,s isehetes ID mir,
scs mosssu blanc. % ftv--3
PA. Wake Hangar.
ta Etc afretl par Nathaniel 6rsyjessA 5
miles environ de IA vile de Baton Rouge,
me vAcas ct I'm veau, II ~sohc est rouge It
blanche. roreiile gsache couple, 81 Ia droite
fsndae en- deax endroits, Ag<e d'snvifon 4
ans. "
20 mars-7 r. A. WAIass, Rsngcur.
l. q 90 snS,t par las. n. Allison, / environ
y % miles dc Bston Ro"xs, sus Ia route DO
Liberty. Mercfsdi ~ Map /. ons JVnss1 ssursl.
d'sSvison a mains do haus, syani uns saie blsp.
che sur Ia i1se, lss pisds ID drfrisrs bisnts, a,,s
ais blanche s"tous ds pied hseis Dc ts.sss, dssx
vachss blanches sur Il pied drois DO d~s,risss, Ssts
d'snviron 6 avs.
aydi-s PA WALKER. R..s..,.
fELs sts arrste pr M W w Whiaen dsn,sos.
~ ant sur pAmiis 4 % miles ds DssoB- n 0uss
dams c6t'e psfoisse 10 Ter. AvriI vns Joment ID
ro"leor nois'te sgte do a"at,s ans, n mains 1
de hs"', ayant one 'nsrqos bisnrhs sur II ,4ts.
II ivriI -. Eng"
yPL 4 etc auAts IL Ter Avsilbss Na,ha mel Gay.
~ less h environ S mites De Baton Rouge, .ne
VAcaE, 'Otgs e. blanche n'sysnt ancuns ma f1"e
une Crop sur l'oseiIls gasche ., Deus pstiiss COW
po,rs sur rohille dsoite.
II ,vdl .. PA. WALKER Rsose.,.
IL etk arretl snr l'habitstion de Messrs.
Caldwell ct lficky. 4 environ six miles de
IL vile. Lnndi 2 Mai, I'M ChevaI de eoulewy
bal clair. table d'environ rs mains. Ire de s
ans, le pied dc dcrr;ere blanc.
9mai.i3 Z. a.. WALKER, R~ssgsss.
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Fiat dc In Louisiana
Cour du Troisieme Observation-Disclosures
M Est nat0n ROurr.

Banque sle Cite he Ia Nils. Orleans,
~ mo. gG0J,
Ann ". t~)s,rues, Thomas lilly. J.. b. t'ouls, 81
Joseph Penny.
Inn verta dun wfit de .feri Htius a moi adfes.e
~ par fhonorable Co0t du I'tUisieme District,
psroisse ct Eta, susdis, II .sra sspose Ell vsnte
p%ublique,
JBuD1, 2 Juliet 1870,
a Ia Maison de tsodt, dams ID vile de Baton Rou-
We, aux heurrs otdinaites des ventes, tots les
dtoits, titfes, iott,tt. =, p,elentions dies defenders
dan. e, pour lss proprietos ei-tiessoua dec,i,es, sa-
voir:
uu certain Mofesau lie 'f'erre, couteoau, ,ieux
ecu. einqua,te arpe,,ts, si,ua Sur les PLANES, a en-.
viron Is miles tie Baton Rouge, bornt AZ Nord
81 4 pE,st par lss teries avpartenant aux ~l,eti,iers
de VIM. Mcfarland, al Sud Ut d I'Ouest par les
terfes de Marigns.
Aussi--un certain JugeinemI reuLu dan. Ia
Cout do Ttoisieme Di.,rict. de ce,ts Parnirse, en-
favour dc Ann NJ. Lally e, eon,ss Thomas Per-.
dergas,, com" eur le Kegtstrs d. Ia dite Con,
conauns lie No. 95ag, pour Ii scu,,rs de s936 So,
avec ) pour cent d'iuAsiAt d. Ter Decembrs 1888.
saisi pcur s~atisfalre ~ j"ssmsni u aus frais
dams lie proces ci .dessus.
tonditons--Au Compliant.
30 mai-lB A. DUpLANTlER, Sheriff.
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vENTE HEMisg.
Etnt dc In Louisiana,
Cvur du Troi.iams Observation-Disclosures
- 1c-A fnx n.

Et0t dc In Louisiana,
Cuur du Troisiame Observation-Disclosures.
40 Eat Baton Roogr.
NJ " D. Mule" : Co. No, a,,y,
Leroy G. Morris,
I'm vertn dun writ de fei jacias 4 moi
adresse par phon. Cvir di 1'roisieme
District, psroisse ct Fiat susdits, II sera expose
en- vrnte publiq0r.
MAft)f, 16 JUN 1910.
A Ia Maison lie Cour aux heures pr,linuir~s des
ventes, tous les droits, titres. inttrats ct pre-.
~tcn,;on. les dtttnde, re-, dams ct pour Ia pro.
priGtt ci.apres dtcrite. savo'r,
Deux pieces de 'rerrc situtes dansrettc m.
roisse sur Ia fiviere Comite, A environ IA mil.
lea dc Ia vile de Baton Rouge, VIZ.
10. La msiti9 A POuest de IA partic Nofd.
Quest de Ia section Mo- % du District No. s
Sud de Ia ligne No, l Est, contenait 90 osjtOo
acres. a~.
90. La moitie Est de Ia partie Fofd Is. Il
Sud Est lie IA section 20, du district No. 5 de
In ligne Est No. 1, contenant l59 45jtOO acres,
faisant ensemble $50 7J,iOO act e..
Les terres ci.dessus ont etc achetees des
Etats .unis d'Amtri1ue, an bureau de Ia vente
dies terres 4 st. HELD me-, le Is Janvier 1886.
Haisie pour satisfairc M jngement ct frais
dams le process ci.dessus. -
Conditions-Douse mois de credit. les ache.
tc,,rs donneront leurs obligations avec caution
solidaire, portant interet ct hypoths que jus.
qua parfait pavement.
AUG. DUpLANTlER. sherif.
80 mai 16
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Ux vsxAsx roua. Tn malheureus
Avsaemcat . ea lieu. 10 81 mars, 4
QseeNs's iheatre, "a E. Buck, susnom.
~ + 6erclSr d ~ Ii, doMnc Ncpnis
qUclq1es laura DIS seances de presti.
digita,ioa e do phystqse amusantc.
LEN des toars qat excite vno admtra.
tl0A ESateale eat eclai.ci: N. Buck
invite IN sisectatesr d. parterc on des
luges l montcr Y 10 theAtnooa chat
grr Nm pistalet abalNVA aller reprcn-
1sS - placr. Il do q tircr eur lui.
Aassis6t q~c r. ccupcst parti. NJ Buck
mouts~ ID battle qa'il 4 reeac catrc scs
dents, ct Ia cracho dcvsnt 10 public.
l1ier a. sair. q invita- IN spectatcur
place dams 10 fond da narterre 1 mon
ter sar IL theatre ct 4 charger an pis.
toilet: AprSs rasoir charge. cciui-ci
dcmaada 1 NJ. Buck 81, No devait pas
rrtirtr ID halle: CO I, quot 10 Sorcier
das.Midi rtpoadit par Ia negative.
ct 1ai dit d'xllcr ~reprendrc 50 place
dana 10 parterre. de faire feu sur lui, ct
Dc 10 Wiser dams ID bosche
L. coup Giant parti. NJ. Buck s'a-
vanca ssr Il devant de Ia scene, avec
Ia halle eatrc sea deNss. at dit: ''Mes-
siears Ct danes, vsici Ia bale. mails
IN await mia Qaelqae thase autre dams
r. p~istolet. car i suis blesse." Apres
ssoir praWonce ccs paroles. II 80 reti-
re-. e < rislcaa tomba. L'agitation fut
yive daas mute Ia aallc: deux asedc-
cissa ~ trasspartirrat aassittt aupres
d. biesso; u police fat appellee par h
rSeisaesrs d. theatre: mails M. Back
ssessealst pas que l'individu qai await
tire fat arretc. N6anmoins ie regis.
scsr crut dc son devote de s'informer
do ssuetdsla demrsse de Get indivi-
d.. qsi donna ~ carte. Les hommcs
d Part .ayaat .cxamiaS N. Buck. lui
sraaxseeat aas grand ,ombrs de bIes-
ss-ssA u kgpre eli Ia. tete: sol ell
sasche avaisstt sassi tres grisvemeut
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vENTE nEMtsE.
Fiat de- III Louisiana.
Cour d. Trutsicnts District.--Parols-
A. Est baton Rouge.

Jas a', :. : Co. No. sy,l
II. l. r. ~. Newcomb, a.BF ~,
u-YN vertu dun writ de ,f,rt .farius A moi
adrrsse par ri,on. Cur du Sine District,
Paroi.se It Etat susdi,r,il sera expose en- vcn'
te pnblique,
L.uNDt. Is Juia 1880, &s
a Ia Maisun lie Cour.aux heures ordinaires des
ventes, tots les droit., titres, in'srets Ct pre-.
,~cntions des defenaeurs. dams Il pour Il pro.
priets ci.apres dscri.e. sayoir: TN certain
MORCEAU DE TEARr,
situe dams cette paroisse. Sut IA route de In
cofnite, Ae troavnKt dams ies lifnites lie IA Cor.
p~oration de ID Vile de Baton Rouge, ct phhbi,
tstion ldc william 'WikoF, eontehant environ
cent quatre. v~inEt.quAsofse arpsns Pits on
moins, sbandcnnts par les dtferaeurs pour
s~nt,sfaire All jagement ct frais dana le prorss
ci.dcssus. a
Gonlitisns-.tonAe fieis de credit, lea ache
teurs donreront leurs obligations a,ee caution
solidaire. portant interet Il l'ypo,heque Jus.
qua pasfat pavement.
AUG. DupLANTfER. Sheriff.
30 mai 16 #4s #ws me @'#
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
GOUR DU TROfslEME DtsTRfCT.-PA
ROtssE EST BATON ROUGE.
Jean Pierre Michel ct "a femme,
Va N a, soyv
Robert boyd, h. {. l.
I'm vertu dun writ lie sHisie et lie vcnte A
IL moi airesse par thon Cour du 1'roi.
siame District, patoisse ct Fiat susdits, Il sera
expose EN- vente publique,
MARDl, Ia Juliet 1910,
a In Maison de Cour, aux heures ordinaire DIES
ventes, tous les troits, titres, intetets ct pre-.
~tentions du %dcfendeur, dams et pour Ia pro
priett ei-Apras dtcrite, savoir.
Tine IIsbitation gu piece de Terre, si,ute
henviron On quart de mile M dessus
do Ia vile do Baton Rouge, contenen,
4 pen pres cen, vingt srpens en- super
feic suivant 10 plan. borne par les htri.
tiers dc Drake ct William Gil, auqael
est enneA6 un petit mofeeau de tsrre
d'envirun guatro arpens supeticiels du
cote du Sud. lie tout ensemble Avec Ies
ba,isses ct amtiior,,ions q"i s'y trun.
ven nppnrtenant 4 Ia d4a, pkrprieie.
sAisi pSur satisfaire an jugefnehs ct aux frs,s
,lans le process ci.dessus,
Condi ions-~An Compliant.
ejain-i7 A. DuPLANTIER. sheriff
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du TrOiAiene Observation-Disclosures En-

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Troitisme Observation-Disclosures En-
Baton Rouge.
Elizabeth tiryan. Administra.rice,)
John Henry Black, i g.
INN >ertu dun writ de saisie ct lie vente 1
moi adrcsst par thon. Cour du 1'roi
SIC me District. paroisse ct Etat susdits, j'ex
poscrai Ct, ventc publiquc, #@a
LUNDt. - Juliet 1910,
4 Ia Maison dc Cour. aux hcures ordinaire de.
vcntes, toas les droits, titres. inttrets ct pre-
~tentions du defendeur dams ct pour les protrie
t<s ciAprss decrites, SAVIOR,
Unc certaino Terre Oh Habiiatiou. situ6e
4 six miles Est de Baton Rouge, sur 70.
eaux do Ward's Creek, con;snant sia
cen vin9t sept acres, bornte d rOuesI
par Bird Q, Dawrou, NJ Nmd par Ies
htri,iers do Hood, ~ Sud par Gnyle g,
Me. Lobdsll, ! rEs, par Bluck ct D.nr'
mon, s,ivant le plan, ensemble ovec
toutes les | atisscs ct authorizations qni
s'y %irouvent; les bestiaUx, les outils, Ics
instruments arn,oires ct IN m,Ys.
DE- Plus Les ESCLAVES s~nivnnts, sa'
voir: Charles aye de 4S ans: Ned 81
ans; Orig 50 aus; Ben 90 ans; Sam 10
ans; Washington Is nus; Stephen ID
ans; Moses 10 ans; Garrett Q aus; Lid.
dy 81 ans; Airy - ans; Esther 0 n
Louisa 8 ans; Kitty 8 ans, Robert |
an, Maria 80 ans; Mary 10 ans; Sa.
rah II nns, Susan 9 aus; Flora 81 ans
Sarah IS ans, ChariMte 20 ms, ANA
8 ans ct Nancy Is sns; nussi, Bob Z
ans; Jim 5 nus, Ton I an; Jane s ans
Phillis 5 ans,
Envian 80 tttes do Bates / Cornes, l3
ChcvhOss Of environ 50 Mou,ons =,
toys lcs In trumens Aratoiree qui %
t%rouvent dams In dite hnbiimtion.
Saisis pour satisfAire NJ Judgement ct aux frais
dn proces si-dessus. ..e.rf>
CoxDlriaSs-Cinq mile sept cent trcnte.
nix piastres Compliant, avec cina pour cen,
dinteret sur Ia sommc de sept cent vingt.aix
piastrcs du vingt-cinq Fevrier mil huit cent
quarants, Jour De Il date du prot&t ct cino
pour cent d'interet sur II om,nc dc cinq mile
p~iastres, du vingt.einq FEvrier mil huit cen,
au:rante, jour de Ia date du protet, Complain,
mainte nant do par le dit John Henry Black i
Ia suceession de william Bryan decide, ct 4
credit CONNIE il suit. Cling mile riastres paya.
b'ss le premier Janvier mil hurt Cent auarante
ct un, ct cinq mile piastres payables le pre-.
mier Janvier mil hut gent quarante .deux.
Aussi ID somme de vingt.six piastres ct trente.
sept cents ct deni prix exciusif des frais du
Shxrif.
ejuir-l7 "A. pupLANrlER, Sheriff.
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EIOffts pOUr Negroes.

h1sHenSW PUNS
r. snarehands II les hnbitnrs avani De
Eire leurs smple,tes d'hiver, feraisnt
ben lie vis,er le tnagasir d. Penitentiairc,
pour examiner les articles qui s'y trvuvent'
savoir. ~.
Einsey, Coionais. Cotton d Chenti't, Co
fol Cryist.
1'o,,. CO. articles sont aussi bons que ceos
pue ron poorrsit nche,er sur IA place. et 4 aus.
a hon marehs que dams le Kentucky ~ Ala
Nile. ORLEANS.
II y a auesi stl n,gasin, une grande a,'att's
lie souiiers t,o,r nagres, que Pom a~ssottira
suivani II mesnre donnee, 4 r,inse pisstrssla
dotsaine.
SAINT. l. 1sET"r, Cor'nis.
Par uh aete de In Legislature apprc,ys le
II Mars 1893, II est dsfendu lie ,enlre 4 cite.
dit Al dessoas lie %cin1uante pinstres, It le Gar.
,lien in Psnitentiaire po,ir prevenir dies dsss.
Erenens, prcfite de cette occasion rour infer.
MGR se. snis ct le public en- general. quill est
determine 4 suivre striclcment In lpi.
6 juin-.i7 II. LANOUE, Garden.
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PuMles Vegetables dc Vic,

S W.
EFT sIROPs AMERs UU DIR. MOrFAT.
Els Pilu,es de Vie ont 2tE nom,naes ainsi
par plusieurs iudividus ! qui Giles ont
sa0vt ID vic. Dams une infinite de cas- leur eli
cacitS . psru presque m'racGleuse. par ID "a.
cutie qu'elles poss&dcnt de purifier lee organcs
vitaux ct de lctT donMer du ton Ct de Ia VI
gueur. Ces rSluiN sont puremeut ct entie re.
meat composites do vtgetaux; Giles ne ~contien-
nent nj mercurc, nj arsenic, nj antimoins. nj
auc,in autre metal. Elles sont extraites de plan
tes rares, don't Ice vertus sont connues depuis
longsems des tributs indiennes, e rscemplent
de quelques chimistcs ~distingues. Tn de leur
principaux effets, est de ddtaclier des parois de
pestomac les impurctss qui s'y dEposent CONT
n,ellcmcnt ct dc donner un jeu librc au fois
Ct aux pournons. desquels depend Il reg ularite
dc plusieurs organes.
Les Sirops Amers dn Phenix sont aMssi en-.
Increment composSes de vsgctaux, ct sont un
rcmede infaillible pour toutes especes de 6e.
vres interrnittentess lis chassent le mercure du
systemic. ct en- dstruisent avec promptitude les
mauvais efFets.
De plus amples details se trouvent sur lea
prospectus qai acconpagnent chaquc boite ct
chaque bouteille de sirop.
lie depot 1 Baton Rouge est chez B. JouR.
BAN. Pharmaciea, qui est charge de h vente de
mes Medicines ct ehex qai on pourrs q prccu.
ref tout Les details necessaires. ga
WIN. b. MOFFAT.
New York, IS s~eptembre 1889.
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PENDULES, kONTkES q BrJOUx
DJDADtu

~ MOORE, inf,rme superintendent les ~
" toysns de Batm Rouge, qo'il oeeprs ma'n.
tenant l'nncienns residence do x. Fitzpatrick, rue
10 pEgIiss, Oh II fbriquera sout odvtsss d'ss-
gent. ~tspsfers les ~nontfcs, los boites 10 musiques,
orsues %g'andes ct petltes. ct penduIes do toote es-
,,ece. I, confsc.iopusta en- outre, et fepatera 10 b.
jco. n s'atend dsne peu do temps 4 recevoi, sn
graud assortment dt vp,res d ~lupst,ss propfss 4
tout age. II pem %nsonifer des cer,i6csis goi proc.
vent q"'il 4 e,A iong:temrs appIenti dams &C gerre
Do t,usail ct quill q sis en,pioye dams lee 5~outi1oes
lee plus respectables.ds I'Etst.
II ytsud For 81 l'srgent visus en- 6chanse d. tss-
vail. % mars 6.Hsn