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NALUABLE BALrITORE ST. PRO

u ALUABLE BALTIMORE ST.. PRO
PERTf-By virtue OF several degrees Of BaIH-
more County Court, sitting as Court Of Equity, S=
Undersigned AZ Trustee will, SATURDAY, 5lh De-
cenber next nj O'Clock r. VI. at the Exchange, orr
for sale l' following described properly that say,
all that piece parcel of ground lying in the city a
BALTIMORE which is contained within the nietes bounds
courses and distances following 10 wit beginning
for The same on the line of the north side of baltimore
street with the west side of Gay street, and rInn
thence Westerly bounding Baltimore street20 feet
thence nonhery parallel with Gay 80 feet-thense
eastwafdy, parallei with Baltimore street, % feet
thence BY straight line to the beginning.
The terms of sale fourth cash on the Eati6ea
ton of the sale-the remainder at six, twelve, and
eighteen monrhs, with interest from the day ofsale upon
the whole the three last insalmeuts TO be secured By
endorsed negotiable notes, approved by the Trustees
JOHN GLENN,
HUGH DAVEY EVANS,
NIL Davis Trustees
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A SITUATION US Teacher wanted, by young
"a man. from Portsmouth, ColIege9 who has lao
two years experience in tine business OF teaching.
he CITY voud be preferred Enquire at the General
Negligence cFl-s.s or address " NJ. N. L." through
oc said o4ics ~ ile promptly attended to. oc %
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.LOOkA 40 lOOR COME az ...A. Aft.
FaSHE present and approaching excessive hot We l.
IL ther,s not only very opplessve any unc ,,'.
prudent and ADVISABLE that persons who have an, re
gard for the couliort and health OF their families should
carefully avoid sleeping feather beds al tls seasn
MATTRESSES Of every description can he had 50 w.
ylow, at the BEDDING MARfs, NJ. w. and ,. "
rofners Of Lombard and Light streets Those WHO
cauht will please call and examine for themselves
t5df
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NONRCk.a

rwSIEIs undersigned, (o'vners Of the Washington
II ChInnsctal have made ua afsisninent OF tnem &C
count. and tssetr to Oh ARIES r. FOWLER fT9'nie
n baltimore 6,t the benght 81 their crrdass All cor.
Iectars a. vi o.lrs indebted, VIII case oGsi.rVr that s'd
Fowler llas appointed JAM S n. HAMILTON tnoW u
saltinore,) hLs agent, 90 whom all payments are re
o,n ted to h. mad, u HAMILTON
- z W. ibl;HffAM.
g. 1. Fl. HAMILTON continues his agency fo'
set ing Gem iUYF GiSFN's ACCOUNTS, made sunng NE
ss.d.hee in WxSisls..t On city.
Batinpte. agih SPt.t., in4h.
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DOCTOR ANDRY,S

HYDR OPEDSI.4C ELIXIR-
| A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
| CONSUMPTION, AsTHAMH, PLEURIsY, SPIT
| TING OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER Di5RAS-
| rs OF THE BREAST AND LUNGS.
| no OTHER MEDICAL PREPARA-
La TI0N has been offered TO the public supporeb
nv testimonials of character decisive, from
as respectable, that has met with more general fa
vor Prom the numerous certificates recently received
proving the extraordinary efficacy OF The newly diseoN
cred Ilydropesiac Elixir the proprietor has sELEoTKD
the following Others will be published shortly in apam-
Phlet.
EAsToE, March l, 1870
Dear Sir-Iaving been for several years afflicted
with troublesome cough, suffering much from pain m
the Breast shoriness of breath, and other distressing
symptoms, and after having tried all the known RENE
dies with but little benefit, was advised TO trV
the Hylroped tiac Elixir. Accordingly Obtained one
bottle, aud ater takng few Doses was much relieW
ed and after using several bottles, perhaps three oua
was completely restored 10 health have also known.
used in several other with like my
immediate neighborho0d.
Your o5edident Servant
JOHN COLEMAN.
Coyu Of Letter from tie Rev. P Norris.
Rock HUI, April y, 1870.
D.a Sir-fn consequence of The benefit hive d.
rived from ine ofhe Hydropedesac Eixir,I havegiv-
en- my give publicity To facts which have Of
cured in my Fer three feur yeaEs
have been afflicted with severe cough, which aeefaH
my breast and lungs so much could scarcely speak los
nearly six months, at the same time accompanies wyeE
frequent discharges from my lungs. htd recourse.Ssr
many medicine. without the least effect when up<rA
hearing OF the Hydropedesiac Exir was inducedNuU
purchase hottie, which afforded me cousisi. ahis -
lief purchased the second bottle, and before usir1
Two thirds OF il was restored to perfect health.
Yours respectfully
PHILIP MORRIS
Sold BY G. s. DUHrxasr.
Corner of Pratt st. and Dugarr's wharf, lower end ar
Centre Market space. Baltimore. an9
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Z e Il D V AL.

I'D ICHARD DUVALL respectfully informs his
y friends and the public generally, that s has re-
moved No. 40 BALTIMORE STREET, I'VE Doors
West of his former stand and nearly opposite Hanover
street, where he has on hand ard shall continue to Keep
"a iarge and choice selection g.. CARPEriNG, &c.--
Consisting Of super Velvet, Saxony, Brisseis, imperial
thr epy super and fine Ingram and Venetian Carpetnr
with Rugs match, Floor Oil Cloths, Fancy and PLAIN
Floor Baizes. Table and Piano Covers, and all other
articles pertaining 10 the uade most OF the goods are
this fall i,nporalion new and choice patterns, selected
expressly the cit, trade. and will b. sold as cheap,
and favorable terms as the same can be purchased
Of any house This city, Philadelphia or New York;
{h5-Persons wlssing 10 supply themselves with
articles in his line requested ta give him call before
making ti,. ir seIectidHls. DIFF au 90
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- the newly improved patent FLY PRESS, capable
OF psintng 5000 Cards per Hour, at BfO2PHY>S CEN
ER.4L PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. LAG
Market street, few doors below me Bank Of Bal,i-
gems of Baltimore the same facilities thai enjoyed in
other cities, has at very grat expense, procured one
Of those beautiful Presses, which, from its .ircdoR,
is capable o printing greater number ofcards in 81
ven time, than any other
My assortment of Fancy Job Type, Flowers, &c.
comprises every variety cast in tais country, to which
every new style of letter will immediately be addeda
no pains expense spared to furnish olers with
neat article at exceedingly low prices
JOB PRINTING, of every description, executed in
tbe neatest manner, at very moderate prices.
oa6 81 JOHN MURPHY.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY VIEWER, CANNON & CO.
No % SouTH CHARLES Sr.
AUCTTONl AUCTION,

IHyEIE sUBsCRLuER, wishing 70 reduce ~
Il present LaIse Stock oil ready nude BEpDaEts. D.
deternlined 10 dispose OF part by Public Auction &C -
Warehouse No - souln Charles street, OA,THBRS-
O'Clock.
Persons wishing new, cheap, and fashionable BEEa-
DING, would do well 10 attend the sale, rs such an0
pOFtunisy may nezer sffer again.
The stock to be disposed sf consists in part Of the E
lowing areies, viz
20 Feather Beds of a superior quality,
10 do common do
% Husk Mattresses, double and single,
Is straw, Gotten, Cat-tAl, sc.
Hair Mattresses,
IS Rush, Down, Cat-tail Beds, Bolsters and PillOR
% Small Mattresses, suitable for s;eamsn, Wasps~-
err, SC.
Also, seltee CuShions, ComfortabIes, sc.
High and Low Post Bedatea s.
JAMES C. HODGES.
MA dts WeFeE, Cannon Il Co. AuctiaeeEx-
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mNuESH INSPECTED HA1EialNGS-7Oi
nc bbls. Susguehanha HeiiIngs, Uf very superio
quality now inspecting on Pratt street wharf, Tor sac
low from the wharf SELLMAN'& CROOK.
n2I d4t Corner Of South and Pratt sire ste
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=NUEEfIAfTfs GENERAL VARIETY
ASsT'ORE, IoJl Baltimore Sc Baltimore, where can
he had on reas cnnble terms, wholesale and FesaA
aTst fEa TItIsRS; Patent Lamp and Candle WICK;
SPINNING WHEELS Stacking, he'd and SHst CtlRDSi
,FIlew 81. EIGfiS; Carriages and Cradles; BELLOXss
BRUstiEs MarhsaE; ChaIns; aud every other article
eoneife ts this hue. 10th mo q
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~ WINES, CORDS AND tIvEs--SHAD
1 HERRING and GILL. METZ. TWINE. To he had
DUKEHART'r,
9th mo % 10 ioli Eatn orr ,ttee..
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..yNDEKs' BOARDs-y uns ossorled Mos.
TURNER, wHEEl.wRleRT = NUDGE,
Charles 81
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NEIt CARPE,rING

sayHE SUtiSt RTBfstts have opened this day q
8 part OF their fall supply of Brussels CAKPETiNG,
iireci importatioawhe Gin addition to their imer
stock) makes teir asssFmenf very complete. Pefsons
ia want wiIdo wei ~ give them a call
MCDOWELL h GABLE,
20S baltimore TREEI,
an u APPS tlrssetfr pan"vsr a
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q dAct r asAMs NO. RULED CAP "a.

7ttI :ts}lxta--Iyso single geniienei. can &c as
~ cou,ntodated with board and lodging reasonable
ernls in central and business part of the city, near
the principal Hotels. Apply at this office. oil dF
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uBLATseutt -AIt fs--riated .Yaittrs. Urns, Gas
L tnrs Cnndlesticks, Snuff n and Trlys, Coasters
axe baskets. Dsles, Buties T,'hs, &c. OF new pal
terms, and es superior gIfy, OF our importation
For sse, 8holesale or retail, nv
CAvFfELD s. BROTHER,
aat C1faur 0fMSfgel 81 .JhaFlss streets.
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GITUATION WANT1D-By a Tu fnAi'
y VINO car cor,e h.ghIy recommended, either as
Porter in a Grocery, Flour, or Commission store
Waiter Bar keeper or any other rcsPectaote lsDor-
ing work where be make himself useful 10 DIS EN-
ooyerand would have no objection 10 go 10 the soath
OK West.-Gbod Recommendations win be given ~ re-
.ard to character, sc. Apply to LEWIs r. soOIIps
General Intelligence and Agency ufce, Old Establish
ent, No 2, West Fayette suee, biisenens d s City
Hoset se@
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II OEHCLE.--The subscribers having been app0int-
IL ed Trustees for the benefit Of the creditors Of Al
exander Goddess and Henry C. BcnteeI in their co.
partnership and individual eNecitiet, by Deeds o.
TTt {, dated the 10th iast he n0iy alb parties IN
debted TO std ades X BenteeR Their of them, to
make payment Ebe rIhsrd1e'ssnd al 10 whom SAD
Gaddess BenteeH, either of hem, are indebted to
present tbeiE eIaiu1s duly authenticated 10 Us.
WIN. !. WARD, l1z,s..a.
no9o-d4 VIM. A. TALBOT.
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MARCUS DENIsON ,

g. BALTIMORE ST.
EKAS JUST RECEIYED-Extrs superior Rochester
II II White Wheat FLOUR fresh No. HOPS vel
vet CORK5; English and american sporiii PoWDEl''
" choice chewing TOBACCO, and Principe stGAkS,
which, with our usual supply Of Green and BACK
TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES. WINES ana III
QCORS are for sale at moderate prices. oio
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StARIE tsAG-, rOWDE9 fLAai\I, and SHOT
ar POUCHES, in great vanety, Iist 'psDed at
= l:AHFIELD & BRprHERsS,
oos cor. Market & Charles sts.
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fnz- The Committee If Arrangements Of the Pirst
Ward announce their Wing brethren Of the ctyhSt
the presentation Of the Banner by the LADIES VIII take
mace THIS Wednesday, EVENING, 9th instant, at
81 O'Clock, from the residence OF Capt VIM Ma I'm,
Fleet street, between Market and Ann streets Inc
Tipeean0e Clubs will then march ia procession down
Fleet street to Ann; up Ann 10 WIKI; down WIKI e
Washington; down Washington 10 Fleetj up Fleet 10
Wolf down Wolf TO Alice Annaj up Alice Anna 20
Ann; down Ann to Thames; up Thames 70 mar~sG ~
Market to WIKI; up WIKI to Bond; mp Bond TO baitl-
more; up nltimOre 10 e ,roline; down caroline e
WIKI; down WIKI to BIND; down BOnl 70 Iham n1,l
down Thames to PhiIpo; up Phnpot TO WINS w WI
to Block; down Block IN Thames; down Fhames 10
Market up Market to the Square, and then os'hisH:
FRANCIS WAGNER, Esq. has been appointed
Chief Marshal ,,o,,,.,r.rpv
R2j ny order ofthe CoMntl ! EE.
0r7- SIXTH WARD yyHIG5-ATTENTION-
sixth Ward Tin iecanoe Club and the Wing voters of
the Ward generally, are requested TO meet at Union
Hal. corner of Baltimore street and TnPolets Alley on
THIS (VVednesdoy) EVENING, 25th instant, at
O'Clock nrecisely Business Of Importance will come
before the meeting. Let every Harrison man In the
ward attend. n2
ne SECOND WARD.-The TppecannOe Club
No. 9 will meet at White Hall THIS lWednesda,l
EVENING, at 81 O'Clock, 10 join the Wing VnteFs OF
the Pirst Ward the presentation Of the Banner to he
presented to Them by the Ladies' of shat ward band
ms r. S. BUTLER, Secretary.
0T5- FOURTH WARD.-l he Tippecanoe club No.
A. and the Wings of the wa generally, are requested
TO meet at the house Of Mr. Daniel Steeve corner ei
HilIen and Potter streets, THIS wednesday, EVE
MING the 18th instant, al 81 O'Clock. Business Of i'm
portance will be submitted 10 the meeting
nos WIN. P. COLE, Prest.
ne THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF THE
TIPPECANOE CLUBS ofths city will meet at North
Bend, on THURSDAY EVENING, 18th instant, az
O'Clock. THOS. CARkOLL, Sec'y' no
~==--====,sp=sz,zszz-.
SHIPPING record.
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DUKEIEART+s VARFETYfsF

DUKETEAEsT+S VARFETYfSP b.
No IOlt BALTTM EsrREEP.
Between outh and yer tfsrtFH
wRTHERE can he had on Fessoila5le GERMS, uie
w folluhsiHg arlicles--
Sweeping, scnlbbing, shoe, Sooth, Wesvefssand
Round, square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, 'han
saaely Iettered
W-iInsy-basiset CARRIAGES
f3etioHs. Marbles, Bandy bali, eomtosu TOPs
baskets, WasbaArds, Towel noiiers.
Fishing Hooks and I.ireF.
Hay and garden Rakee.
Lime or Lemon Sqgeezers
Nests of snFar Boxes
Dread Trays. cake boarfs, ard rolling pine
Nouders spoons
amp N'ieke, assorted; candle Wick
Cane a. metal Stay Reeds and cane, suiabe Tor Eofp
nnakar5
Pi0aga ~ leading Lines
ParloIH and kltcen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool CaFtls
Wooden, cassinett, and Cotton
Hand and HySnttles: cShb,lge Nets, hc
baltimore. llthm0nih lA40 "
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II OF CABIN PRIRTS-WILLOW SLEIGH
IL BASKETS, received and for sale by
DUEEHART & ca.
nov 81 1919 Bait 81.
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LAW NOTICE.

atHAs. II. PITTS & JAS L. STEWART, .7ttor
u neys at LGr, have removed 10 the once intayet,e
street few doors east al St Paul's ssee Opposite bar
NUNS Hotel. They may be found al al n'es u.fns
business hours when not engaged in Cour, or absent
tion the city. In the absence OF either Of tem the
mariner will attend to the business OF the ohc' ap2l
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9ENOTUCE.-kf

3ENOTICE.-Eb
NETANTEB-immeti at L i. SCOrIPS
Wv Intelligence and Agency Office No. ray
sue street. easement Of BaTnum's Cly hcNl, SleIAs'
Rook ke.pprs, Porters Waiisis, CoacEmen, LaboTers
Chamber maids, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses &C.
mi
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T9lIFgG Az TERESA xprr A lAsI. fSsrs,,a w,ss
ing to purchase Beds, Botster. f'Ilows NlsttFesse-
Colts omfort, &C., will find it greatly IN their nterfs
10 call athe Bedding Marts, ~ w aud s. w. corners
nj Lombard and ligh STREETS where they will find the
no-t extensive assortment in the Jnna, wfch VIII h.
a. ,h,. ,n.,.. rs, uei.'n ts-ms VI III
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w ANTED.
SITUATION. WANTED,

~ ARTED, ny an experienced farmer and gard
w nee--A small Fam, or an extensive garden, for
the papase of rearing sred, and aEsO fruits and vegets
hes for thc Baltimore maFket ANY person hnviDg such
plaza TO ren with The privilege Of purchasing at The
nd of twelve months, viii please address lime to x
p. at the Office OF the American Farmer
cod
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yuIO THE INSstLV EST.- MOI lCE.- APpai-
cants f;,f the inivent Laws Of the state IT Mary
land can have heir paprFs eurtecuv drawn up ana nn
n.asosl- terBs ny applying 20 L. r ~ tgIIiS Con
rrn Intelligence ard Agency Office, No West faytle
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TTIHEsESEA C%IFZOA--20 bales of VIRGINIA
y COTTON, i'll stove and oS -ale BY
SELLMAN * CROOK,
ga corner South and pr,tt IIeci
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To- ,agiisi<o tsi''''is
] ssae.s.! tea bs.fas bas .suou - sr,ar
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-22
NECROLOGE.

Dfcfdt. lie IA de ce mos. dams Ia Patoisse JEFF
ferson. Mr.. BERNARD VILLARS, age dc 60
ans. ne a Ia Louisiana.
II emporte au %tonheau les iustes ct sinc6res re-
grets dune famil|c eplortc, ainsi que ceux de SEES
nombreux amis. Qucl homme jamais les inertia
plus que lui' bon. franc, loyal, confiant ius1u'a
resces, ct dune prolific scrupuleuse, j! etsit eoin
un homme digne de res.ime. du respec, ct de Ia
consideration dc ses concitoycns. Pendan, la car
riere quil a %fournie. il ma ;amais refuse de repdre
un service. il nc s'est jamais fait un ennemi. Du.
ran. son stjcur dams ce,,e paroisse. Ia douceur de
son caracterr. son amenitt, ct sur.out ce,te into
grite qui lie distinguish 81 fmine,nment, lui on.
contiIi6 tous les cdrurs, ct les iustes eloges qu'on
fend lei a sa memoire. ne sont qu'un bien fable
tribu, de cuux gull mfritalt a tapt de ,i,,es.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-22
TARIET'Es.
CI.OCIIES.

Les premieres cloches furent introduites
en- France en- $50, Sous ChiIdebett ei Clio.
taire Ter. fills de Clovis.-Avant leur inven.
ton. on Sc servait de p'anches qu'on mp
Pe'n't sacrtes. ct sur Iesquuelles on trap
Pat de grands coups pour appeler les Fl
de'es a Tsglise. D'abord les cIoches furent
settlement b~enites, puts peu de temps nprts
on les baPt'sa, cer6monie qni subsiste en-
core de nos jnurs.-En go, les cIochcs
et"ient 81 Peu %connues. que rarnfe de
Clo'sire qn' assitgeait Sens. ~ei1rayte de
leur ~fpourantabh Hnfement, dit IN au,eur,
leva' Es'ege ct prit Ia fuite. LA plus crosse
cl"che connue est celle Dun convent si,ue
q Mosco"; ellie a, di'-on, plus dc guarantee
un p'eds de tour, ct pese mile quatre
cents qu'htaux.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-22
AVIS AT p1tRIUH.

" ' 10y n
MezV consequence dun bruit umi a couru,
qmbl etait mon int:rtion de changer de domi-
Gle, je p~rkvien. lie public de Baton Rouge nue.
ce bruit est denu6 tie vkrite,
J'ai Pintention de eontinuer mon donitiIe 4
Baton Rouge. Oh j'a' kpfouve le, plus grandes
completeness, ct les marques les plus hatteu.
ses de respect.
Je n'epargnerai rien pour bonner entiere
satisfaction 4 ceux qui pourfaient avoif besoin
de mon ministere.
Ktant enplcye Az Convent de 81. Jac aues,
CONNIE Chirurgieh Dentiste. je sni, ob,ipf de
m'abssnter qneITuefois lie cette Vile, ce oui q
peut etre cause les bruits qoi ont courus.
=. N. WILLIAMS, NJ. II.
Chlrnrgien Dentiste ct Occhliste de Il. .Houye.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-22

Mails tot qui, plus h%eureuse, al,sploppes cs lien,
Avant que I'amitie tie fnsse ses adreuv.
Avant que de gutter ce'.e @bruvan,e Vile.
Que tn fuis pour revcir Ia vette ManderiNe, ~
Daigne m'eDtendre encor, ma str,r, ct repopjs.
Do1 Went que bien solvent j%'apercois un nuarel
Qui remb'unit les traits de ton %charman, visage:
ut sur ton front ST pur. OH siege Ia candeur,
Pourquoi cette livide ct mortelIe paIeu,l fines.
Dams tes yeux quelquefois j'ai va briller Jes lar
Aurais tn des chagrinsi dol, nai4sept ties alarpesl
Des ehastins! Quci! dtja lie souHe du malheur
Viendrait II dessecher IA tige, 0 tendre heutl
Quoi' dams ce cmur de Verge, Oh Ia vertu respire,
In douleur aursit ellie etabIi son %empirel
Ou dun amour deru le cruel souvenir
Viendrait II, detruisant les reeves d'avcnir.
Dun bonheur qui nest plus te retracer l'image'
Helas' quo'1nh en- soft, ne va pas 4 ton age,
ia In vie est 81 belle. Oh paissen, les amours.
Aux %chngrins devotants aban1onne, les jours.
A Get age lie paix ct dbeuteuse inupcence.
lie prisme ehlouissant de Ia douce esperance
Pfssenie a ties regards un RANT avenit
Don't les wives couIeurs wont bieni6t ae ternir.
q 0eur d peine eclpse al matin de Ia vie!
Tu charnes les regards. ct tn jois faire en- vie,
Ton destin est msfqut: que ton parfum 81 Ioux
,Penetre dams nos c~urs ct s'epande sur nous
OH ne ~t'efeuille pas: IA douce destinee
t7it sc cl6re 4 In fin dune belle %juutnee!
Pour moi, qui, Ioin de tot, htise par Ia douleur,
Cherche de tous c6tes une ombte de bpn1eur,
Je vais tenter encor les flots de lexistsnce.
Ell hrsver, sans palir. le vent de Ia souHrance.
Mais 81, cherchans lie port de Ia felici,e,
Sur fOcean do monde et de l. dversite:
81 mon vaisseau, bat'u par les nots e. Forage.
> engloutit dams Ia vague ct loin lie tout rivsge;
81 mon unique espoir Sc brise sur recueil.
Ell gu All lieu du bonheur je trouve le %cercuciI,
Ma sHur. pres de fermer les yeux a Ia lumiere,
Je bebitai tes jours. 4 mon heure derniere;
Et. franciscan. les airs. pour remon,er au cieI,
Mon anne ira t'attenlre au seinur eternell....
ALEXANDRA LATIL.
e. &c vers n etc ecrit dc memoire; il appar-
lient a Voltaite, qui fait dire 4 Merope: sic ciei
Yni m'accdbM du poids de so dsgrdce."
tt) Mr. e. II II III M, M,,I,,; tlo rsi ,,,o
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~ he,nan"e iO,OoO b"ns pieux en- cypre II
~ 2oOo p"tea"x en- cypre, lie tout, helivmbIs
sur rhsbi'a;ion do sonssisne, h , l-3 n,iIes en- has
de Baton Rouge.
Les pieus dsvron. mesurer0 pieds lie tons sus 10
p'"res 10 isrgsm. Les prteauN hevrout Sire hs
l'sds d' longs ; gp"uces d'epaisser e, 10 pouees
d. ~la,geUr.
Baton Rouge, 2aovemhrs 1s3g.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
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a recomprnse ci-dessus SCI, ,,unnee d uui-
I'D conl'e artterH ct couiuit. h Get Arsenal,
lie "omme THOMAS L.aUSON, deser,eu, dc
CO prste depu's Ia ~iournes 4" = coosans. lie III,
lsa"so" a les ye"1 noirs, les cheveux noirs, le TENT
br"n. ta'Ils de six pieds. Q"and il est part il por,
TAFT r"nif"rne lie l'armde, ct await les fers sa
jamie a,'ache par tine chaine.
A. II. DEARBORNE, cme Lieut.. A. A.
Arsenal de Baton Rouge, ~ Fevrisr 1870
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TTNous sommes autotisss a announcer, ana Ia
"e"'ahne lie nombreuy %citoyens de cet'e vile.
Mr.. WILLIAM II. WIKOFF. a CONSENT a ne
presenter CONNIE candijat a Ia place DO Marie a
la prochaine Election.
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Qr. G%enfra"r, Sc Br;gade de Ia Line.
Baton Rouge, 10 Fevrier 1910. )

ORDRE GENERAL,
OONFORMEMENT d ,'orire hu general de
Division, lie sme e, 'e lime Regiment lie Ia L,oui-
siane fernnt partie de Ia 6ms Hrissde.
une Election de Brgadief General de Ia Sine
Brigade, aura lieu pour lie ame regimen, h Plaque
mine lie ~ Mars proclaim, enre dix heures III
ma'in e, unntre henres de 1'aprhs midi. Pou, le
lime regiments Baton Rouge 10 10 Mars %pruchain
entire dix henres do ma,in ct quatre beues de Pa
pres midi h la Maison de Cour. La dite election
sera pres'des par rf"specteur de Division AIber,
G. Howell.
lie Lieutenant olonel n A. 8. Mussen,isn est
charge d" COMMANDMENT Mt do lime regiment jus
ora nouvel ordre.
A. Malta,
Gen"ral de- Brigade par interim commandment la
SINE Brigade.
Is Pewter