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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-06
LIFE AND TIMES OF WILLIAM
HENRY HARRISON, By s. J. Burr
Third adifinn New York

LIFE hND lN1Eo OC w 1bAA<A-'@
HENRY HARRISON, By s. J. Burr
Third edition New York.
We present our Acknowledgements to
Gushing & Brothers, for copy of this
work. General Harrison occupies at this
moment so conspicuous place in the eyes OF
the nation, that any thing relating to his his
tory of his active and useful career in the ca
binet and in the field, possesses deep inter
est with all his admirers. The hustle of the
great and glorious convention now in session
In our city, and the arduous duties which are
necessarily imposed upon the conductors of
the Harrison papers, have prevented us from
giving careful perusal of the work before
US, but from what we have read, we feel great
pleasure in commencing it to the publ c gen.
orally, and particularly TO all our luke
warm friends whomay not be fully acquainted
with the stirring scenes which have marked
the life of the peoples candidate"
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The following Resolutions, unanimously ADOPT
AN .fhe State Central Committee, have been
handed TO as 45re insertion in the Pilot:
At meeting ofthe Wing State Central Com m
rnittee held on the Evening OF the loth apr
1870, the following resolutions were unanimous
N1S adopted: Co.. r..-., coDor,;ttae
That the Pilot Newspaper, under the Editorial
charge of Gen. Duff Greene, having been eSta9-
Eahp3 principally upon the Recommendation oil
the Wing City Convention and Central Com
rnittee, we deem it our duty most earnestly, to
recommend 1t to tbs liberal support OF our " mig
brethren throughout the State. -.
Resolved, That this committee pledge ltseli 70
ss every exartion within its reach, to extend the
circulation and increase the patronage OF the n
iot ard 70 adopt such means from time to tune,
a. NAV be necessary to attain their oeJeets. SIN
oarly believing that the paper, if properly encour
axea' will prove powerful auxiliary IN the Po-
Iacal struggle in which we are nov now E engage
NATHANIEL E. WILLIAMS, Chm.
SAMUEL HARDEN,
NATHANIEL F. WILLIAMS.
JOHN P. KENNEDY,
JAMES L. RIDGELY;
ABRAHAM g. COLE,
JAMES GRIEVES,
HUGH BIRCKHEAD,
VIM r. JONES,
GEORGE r. RICHARDSON,
JAMES FRAZIER,
JAMES HARDWOOD,
ASA NEEDHAM,
THOS. YATES WALSH,
WIN. H. GATCHELL,
GUSTAV w. LURMAN,
CHARLES H. PITTS,
GEORE NJ. GILL,
SAMUEL MCCLELLAN,
NELSON POE,
WIN CHESTNUT.
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The funeral obseques of Mr.. Thomas H.
Laughlin, took place yesterday afternoon
The religious rites incident to the occasion,
were performed by the Rev. MIR Baker, from
N. York. of the Methodist Episcopal church
Mr.. Laughlin was member, and marshall
Of the 9th Ward Tippecanoe Club, and was
killed during the procession of the Conven-
ton on Monday.
Agreeably to resolution of the Conven-
ton, his remains were attended to the grave
BY the different State delegations, and the
Tippecanoe Clubs of the city of Baltimore.
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THE PEOPLE ARE COMING.-At pub
lie meeting at Little Rock, in Arkansas, the
resolution proposing convention of the Wings OF
Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee,
Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas,
Missouri and Michigan, with any of the old
States that may wish to join thern) to meet in
Convention in the city Of Nashville, on the third
Monday in August aext, to aid in the great cause
of reform, by adopting such measures as will
promote the election of Harrison and Tyler, was
adopted, and the people are moving to make it
a large and efficient assemblage.
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Ftom TIE Mississippi conssrpatOr.

GENERAL HARRISON.-In converse.
f;oo with the Hon. Thomas P. Moore, a few
DAYS since in this place, now a candidate for an
elector on the Van Brren ticket in the State OF
Rentucky. and who served under General Harri-
son in the Indian war, stated in regard to the
charge Of cowardice preferred against General
Harrison by Con Carroll, "that there was no
Ienfe a hi bsink heATe solAise.n Nav who
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ORGANIZATION OF THE CONVENTION.
The following named gentlemen were chosen officers
of the Young Mems National Convention assembled
vesfp


yesterday:
JOHN " L. MCMAHON. Of Maryland.
Pice Presidents,
w. Willis, of Maine.
James w. Emery, New Hampshire
r. Babcock Jr., Rhode Island.
J. B. Eldridge, Connecticut.
Charles Hopkins, Vermont.
Thomas E. Sawyer, N. Hampshire.
d. P. King Massachusetts.
in. Reynolds, New York.
]. NJ keim Pennsylvania.
Charles H. Black, Delaware.
William Trick, New Jersey.
A. Wilson, Virginia.
J. H. CroZier Tennessee,
G. II. Clark, Missouri
James Dillet, Alabama.
G. Mason Graham, Louisiana.
]. II. Wright, Indiana.
J. Constable, Illinois
J. r. Gillian, North Carolina.
Thomas Allen, District Columbia.
+. NJ. Robertson, Georgia.
Robert Wcklife, Jr. Kentucky.
NJ. Goodmg. Michigan.
Henry Page, Maryland.
Edward Carnage, South Carolins-
seccta,iS,
M. 8. Appleton, Maine.
9. f. Garfield, Jr. New Hampshire
b. c. Hill, Rhode Island.
Austin Baldwin, Connecticut.
E. p Walton, Jr., Vermont.
z. G. Austin, Massachusetts,,
Alexander Kelsey, New York.
J.. Washington Tyson, Pennsylvania.
J. Burtin; Delaware.
]. H. Nicholson, Maryland
N. J. Winder, Virginia.
J. A. Corwin, Ohio.
c. C. Norvell, Tennessee.
j. White, Missouri.
w. 8. Oliver, Alabama
J. Warfed, Louisiana.
John Hutton, indiana,
c. J. Randall, Illinois,
w. McPhItecs, North Carolina.
A. e. NJ Pennington, n ew Jersey.
Geo. Dawson, Michigan
X. l.. Brent, District of Columbia.
F. Cooper, Kentucky,
]. E. Harvey, South Carolina,
Z. Clarke, Georgia.
The following resolutions, recommended
0 the adoption ofthe Convention by the Com.
nittce Of Chairmen, were then read by MIR.
Thompson of the Committee, and unani-
nously adopted:
Resolved By the Convention Of the Wing
1oung Men, assembled at Baltimore, the
ourh day of May, 1910, that the nomination
f WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON OF
ohio, for the Office Of President OF the United
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TERMs.-The Pilot is published daily Tor 3d.
per annum; cs
Semi Weekly, e.
Extra,
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The following Resolutions, unanimously adopt
Id by. die, State Central Committee, have been
L.,Ss5 n he 3Sroinsertion in the Pilot
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25

III 10 M9IaAl iii bOHhsuf n - lille. Gee
1iaIt d. dssp0lfa1Ds patterned esla eedsii.
uuait un pf6eeas6t il in0nslfUsux Aufeti
"a rat ID aoHeevoir sans fUtie, Vt Il ft d.
eide que NJ. Word e,Ail flu.
Tel a dip 10 theme do Ia defense, Of %
Jury l'adoptani n eondatnne Paeease ! pas'
ser ses jaaifs pa,mi les ihsenses DIV Lt,tta'
lie Assvhhm. Cs j"gemsnt \ etc appia',..
Ill d. i0us, et fiyas joighUifs iiolfs s0ls
ess applaudissptnehts, non pms que ho''s
proyona, nous, / In felis de N. Wood, e.
bisn lss tarss diFoni I'll ssniiftnt comm 9
nous Mats II est dss agreements sseeP
%tionBels qu'il est bun psBt.etfs De iie pms
ehefehef / eompfendre. ly await ''ne
granae mofaiite dams IL silence Dc IN III
a"beisnne a1,i n'avnil pms voulu adihsttre
10 paffitide au nUn,bfe ds ses provisions
peHalesl
D'ap,as Ia hi amefirains, f'aectse Ne
ds.aai p,int ere inisrfoge en- audi snee
putiiqae et a,neat 4 iepeser toptrs lui.
meme, h foule ma pu nvoit IN satisfaction
s'pnleadfe Ia mainjfs parole to.nhsf De
Ia boiehe da pausfs psfe. Peak devsil
ere iuterfoae. n,ais II a ptefpfa sfeoufit
raueade q, s'est syusifait 1 eet's eotnpas
futiBns
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25
Tnulcs Vegetables dc Vie,

EFT sfROps AMERs DU DIR. MOFFAT.
IT rs pilules de Vie ont etc nominee ainsi
4 par plusieurs individts a qui Giles ont
sa0ve Ia vie. Dams une infinite de Gas lear eff
cacite u paru presQue m'raculeuse, par Ii IA.
cutie qu'elles ~posssdent de purifier les organes
yitaux ct de leur dopper ldu ton ct de Ia vi
gucur. Ces ptlales sont purement ct entierc.
mcnt composite dc vegEtaax el)es ne conticn.
nent nj mercure, nj arsenic, nj antimoine. nj
aucun autre metal. Files sott e~xtraites de plan
ties rares, don't les vcrtus sont connues depths
Iong.tcms des tributs indienDes, ct recemmcnt
de duelques chimistes distir8ues. TN dc leGr
principaux efrets, est de detacher dcs paro;s de
i'estonac les impuretes qui s'y dtposent cont.
nuellement ct de donner an jeu fbrc All foie
ct aux poumons, dcsqucls depend Ia regularite
lie plusieurs organcs.
Les sirops Amers du Phoenix s0nt aassi en-
| tierement composees de veyetaux. ct sont nn
remede infaillible pour toutes cspeces de fe-
| vres intermiuentes. lis chassent le mercure du
systemc, ct en- detruisent ayec promptitude les
mamyais efHets.
De plus amples dstails se trogvent sur les
prospectus qni ac~compagnent cbaqne hoitc ct
chaque bouteille de sirop.
lie depot 4 Baton Rouge est chez B. Joua-
DAN, Pharmacien, qui est charge de Ia veDte de
mes Medicines ct chez qui on pourra Sc procu-
ref tout les details necessaires.
WM. b. MOFFAT.
New York. Is Septembrc 1899.
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11TAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
eOUR BIT THOistEME DisfhtGT.@FA'
R1tsss tsT BATON HUUBH,

bereNas snydsns u Niaehi
W Mo- g7U6s
Thomas aibb . Morgan,
INN ,srtu dun writ lie .fsft ,faetas a moi
sdresse tar Then. Cur III Tfsisie me
District, Paroisse et Etst sasslss, j'esp0safai
IN veRte pubiidae,
VENtHkbL ~ Mai iB41,
i IA Maisen lie Uouf, aus heufes BfdiHaife des
ysn,ss, ,vus les droits, titfes. ihtsfets et pres
tenliets au deftndsar dams q poaf Ia pretfie
u ei.apfes dsefite, sAs8if,
sjs cent auaFanie aefes lie teffe. situes sur
j,An,ite daAs Ia Pareisse d'Est t1At0a ite,s re.
botal da4s IL has par DIES teffes vaeahtes "a
en- haat par d'aatrss teffes arpsrtensa. ~ de-
featieuf.
sai.i peuf sstisfAire ~ j0gethent 81 ain ffsis
d0 process eildessus.
IL aerit=t0 A. DuPLANflEM. Sheriff.
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rENpuLBs, M3NThEs 4 BfjoUx

~ MO1HE, inr4 ie tespeetueusettsht leg n.
W. tayens to Bat53 Rouge, gu'it 6eetpe tttai6a
tenant raheisNne res 4iiee lie II. Fiizpatiek, rue
tie fEglise. Oh u fatk 1Defa tout di,ytsgs DAT.
gent. f%ei,sfefa les inank ga, les boites ne hiesiqves,
6tgDss efandes etpetixz. e, psndules de toots ess
tete II tonfsetleuhsS Ell ootfs, 81 tepafeM IL BIZ
j6ns II s'auend dahs ':s4d ds temps u feeev6if III
grand assortment ds ottses Il Iunettss pftpfss Il
tut Age, II psu, ,hbntfet des eeftiftsts aii ptoU.
vent a,'ll 4 Gle Ting. IL ,nes ~appfsati dsns 90 geafs
de- travail etdu'il 4 ete s~ihpioye dahs les 5~outiiess
les plus fssreftHbies DC l'Etst.
u pfetd fof ei ~l'atgsh, vieas en- ~eet,a6gs De ira
vaii, 20 tlafs gsGiD
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25

- 6to attttt ~ III WsIfeH sUt Fannie, u
~ tssllet d D4t0Hs Nstss, IN DdgB1, Aae A'ea.
xlieh " aney AAAksis4 ds9H fsslJSw BrA 4 FsfSfts
dfosts, y thlNts 7 etsfBp6 svf II Ssuehs. eaaisht
foass, sot ftOht VI btsns u ID msltis ds N gssss
est eUUpes. III oet0tyeaa7
u = stt arts,e pr Jsseb kamheii, dsn,sa.su,
y envifea nsdf tbiiiss Ne Baton hsvse, trs
watts bssfs AYES son vest, .,stqus d'sh seshew
jbfh stf Petsllle dfbiis, aAaer VII sNs IA ssuebp.
t,stg,es N, ssss d'ssyissn 10 d ID sss o. IN,
vesu dun an.
90 ost-57 PA. WALKER, Rarses,,
b et6 aftAt9 psf William Whitien ~ IA
u flviefe Ahnite, 80 miles enyjten M d.
Baton HgAEe. IN GffEvAL, eeutetty ryjs de
fief, aye d'ehviten } ais, a,Att IL fyusea,, Dis
lee tu.tts tieds blsss, environ 10 mains a
haatill fiaf6he kief.
4 dee-A PA WALxtH, ~tsnxeot
IL = ete at'eie par IL ~. seett, IN BfgUt
blahe "a isd't Asa d~'enxif6h u . ans. tnstaUs aivu
. .s,,ss.' .,.a,s = r g d's''s - d'aH aissp 50, Ia
';' des~ s'ssp' =. 4. wAtkrn. t~,.r...,.
l. 4 sts atete pst Dsalet ffltky, IN i,hab,ts4
u ton 20 Galdweli u fIitky, 4 3 miles sssg,ss
sous de BatsH H6use, IN CHEvAt ba,s. j,so, 4.
IA MATHS, wye d'ehvif6B y sHs, N sti0lefs n m
a.eus sort 'te'ts, "A hsnehs dtoits taehstss III soif,
son fhessso bla',s' ~ fev@-J
etc afTete par NAtt1Ahlel QfNt1esS 4 A
miles ehvifeB de Ia vile de 1DAt0n ti0,,sr.
ane v.Aeah 81 ~ vesu, IA yAefe all rsurS N
blanche p0feilfs Eshehe cSubee. u Ii dysjte
feBdas en- deut ehdfei.s, Akee d'enyitob 1
ANS
90 fnsfs=7 p. A. WALssN. tsnssuy,
Z ete sfteie pat la. II. Aitspp. ! sr,,,so
as miles de Baton Hesss, ~, Ia tsa,s Dc
tabst.y. Msrefsd, % Mse, uas yuMss1 ssv,,l,
d%''savlf6i' Va ,'aiBs Ne haut, sysH, aus ,sje tjs..
the saf IA tete, ies pieds III dstisfs bjsNts. ,'s
~ blstths avso,is ~ pied Asoit De dsvstl, dsD,
n shes blahehes SUI IL pied Aseit ds de- tsless. AsAs
.%...eBvif6a D sss. '
. 4 syfil-S PA WAtKEa. t1srs.,,,
TT 4 e.s sstete par Nj W w WblusV dsr,s,,.
~ ant sur fAfnits 4 ~ miles as tDat0W. IL o"ss
dahs eetts bAs6lsse IL Lev. A vii uDs jvNysot In
toulsuf inoistte ssts de a,sts ans. IA ,rsio,
DE hsut, ayHft TITS tTafgae blanche st ii tats,
"A. WALKER, iiasssot,
Ii Avn 20.
ffL n ete affete IL tsf Avftpst Nathaniel U,,y.
~ less h environ 8 miles de BstsH fisuxs, ~.
vAefs, rouge .. bla6ehs n'syaat svetpe ~ mus
aas Crop sur ro,eltie saaebs u Dsvs pstltes ts,,.
pufss sui i'ofsilIs dfoiit.
II svdi ~. "A. WALKER h..ss..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25
vBNrt Dun EscLAvE MAHRoN.
Elnt - Il /. !. . ...1..; ..a,.Ea,,

nm vertu d,un 6rdfe De pfi6n. Charles
Tessier, JaEe de psreisss, dams ct pour
Il djte paP0jsse. sefa eAp8se en- veHte,
vENfHEDf, ~ Mai 1870,
4 Ia Maison dc U0uf 4 midi, tous les dfgits,
titres, in,erets ii ~feelsMsti0ns du pf0pfietaife
t1froprietsirss, dun Negro sselsve i,sf1foti,
fenfsrftt Al deret de Ii paroisse depths deus
ans, II dit s.appeter DICK, taiile de 3 pisds
Ri peuees, are d'enviren % Afs,n parte ffasn
GALS 81 AHKiais, Fl se dit sppsftetif q 10!
llsdmsH deineufsHt IA sdesseis de ID f0uxelle
ORLEANS. Ansn< de Ia Paf0isse Quest slitis.
t,s, 81 aui deit ttre venda peaf les ffsis ae
capture, detention "a autfes dahs IL dit depot'
tenditiehs=An Compliant.
IA ayritaig A. DUfbANTtEH, shefif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25
ID. ANDREWS h Brothers, New Yert.
r. ANDRE WIS n Brothers, N.Otissns.
p, l., ANtjtiE WE A. Go, Metdjs.
Il. r.. LANDRY Il TO-.

A poiheeaifss 81 DfogpisttAs, sendeht ~ sf0s,
q Medicines, piodpits ebensq9es. ffaaeais d
angls,s, j,atymstie, %tejbtate, e%oalsots, vsfiis. Vi.
Tres, etc.
Leor tiagas u est eltue pour ID moment ~ M.
~ tue Jdlla, ohs porte aopfhs de- tteae0igaafs
10 Ia rus de Camp.
N. g-fa ptgs gtaals attention se,s appot,es
p1uf t'exseuti6h Hes toss les etdfes 10 Ia esn,t,as
gns Msssfs. Landry n TO-. p,ieht les mstebaads
IL les habitans lie yenf les visiisf.
Eetts. Orleans Il itto-t7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-25
AVIS.

soussIgne a PhonEetir dlnf0ffher re pu-
bic que son magasin est par4itement assorti
de tous les articles concernanE PEpicerie.
La Glaciere est bien appf4yisionnee ct lie
soussigns invite les personnes vi ont l'habi,u-
de de faire acquisition de gid den prendre
une plus grande quantite que d'habitnde, &c
qui deyient nEcessaire pour ~soutenir cette
branche de don't Ia yente en- detail
est tres tongue.
II mai -l3 A. MONTAN.
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Conditions dc II Gazette.

On ne reeeyrs pas de SooseTipfioU pour moiBs d'ous
aimee. lie prix de psbonsemssf est he Elk
riAsTags pas aimee, don't trois ps ysbIes dawn
Co et trois au commencement du deTgieT stmes-
tre. Les persopne qoi par One Sai,cn sreleon-
que, jugeraient conyensbBe de dseohiinseY les =
Announcement. devronf en- donnsS svis svsnt ID I'm
de i,anpee; au casconiSaiSs, Giles ssrons eonsi-
derees CONNIE lie reaosveIIspt.
lrArLes AVIS Sc psisroas de In m.riere ~soivsn-
Ie, saroir Les avis qsi p'sseedeionf Tas to"ze
Iignes, gu qui sercnf moipdres, Sc psisrnnf uGc
rIAsrxE pourla premieseiHsersica 81 so GINS
pour chaaos repetition; les Avis plus Iergs,
suisront 10 meme regIe.
Tout Avis. q moins qa'on ne I'ordonbe aufIe-
mens, sera public en- Fransais ef en- Argisis, e
page sur eharune des deux ~iansaes, jrsqg'a C
au'ii soft retiree.
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vENTE ktsMtBE.
1ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Ceut dn TtoisieMe D,s,tiel.- paroissu Bet
Baton Rouge.
Whiting = SHARK,

Nc. 1890
Inn vertu dun ertlre de piuries HefI faeias
A mol adresse par l'hon. JuEe de III Goar
de District, pAroisse III Etat sasdits, 'espose.
raj Ell vente
JEuDt,7 NAL praehaih,
AUX heures ordinaifes des ventes, teas les dtoits
iltres, ihtestts ct pFetentians DIES defendeurs,
sur les prepristss suisaates.
uo Bile, tire par bailey +. CLANCY, !
i'otdrs do James Forbes, dave d. 10
Oetobrs 1880 ct payable 10 Ter Jahsier
$40 pour Ii somu,s de deux cent pias.
,rss 10 cents, portant iAtafat d taiso6
do dix poar cent pas an b partir du Ter
Jan.ier 1880 jusana partial, pavement.
Au.si-Ua Billet tire par Simion Arnold,
eo favour do James Barnet. date dn 0
Juliet 1888, ct payable 10 Ter Jan,ier
1880, pour la so,ntns do lrois cent eia.
qusnte pias,res.
Cenditions--i1 mels de erddit, les aeheteurs
dpnneront leurs obligations Ayec caution soil.
daire, pertaht lnttret.
IL ayrli-io A. DuPLANTIER, shtr'i.
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AVIS.

EY AVIS.
DUTIES les personnes qui doiyent d la
societe de Reid & L.egendre, GU a Pun d'eux,
sont prices de payer de suite au soussigne
Syndic, sans quot leurs billets gu leurs complies
seront remis 4 IN collector pour en- poursui-
vre le REQUIREMENT.
% sept -33 J.PHfLLlPS, Syndic.
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II. v. BABtN.
l.. Ii. THUDEAU,

4 II THtpsAB eotttiHaefa pour son 1f6pfe
eetaDte les ~afraifes eotfltfss par I'd passe 4 s6te
dp t,srasin de James Msnsker II soitielte IL
patronage de ses afiis u da publip en- General.
iG Now 40.
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LIE soussigne Went de renouyetle

LIZ soussigne Went de ~rehouyeilef
$500 ptusietfs de ses pre- 1aFati8Hs pBafs
fiaeeatidues ct ehiiti1ues, 81 4 re-.
N9g48 eenhiatt rect lin assortment de hies
dieafueiit sifiptes et 6tifp6ses, eh9i .
@3x9s bis avee te plus GRAND s6iii. Pafiiti les
nouveatis articles De troavehts
Divers sells ct Oxide MetAlliqaes.
Mu,iats d'am,bsniaque, veta.fiBsl
Taa,ale Do pot .. d. Tafti de- p Dti anti (ethe.
sea1e, tiqus)
sat.ate Dc pot. {efems 0sids De Bismu,i,
de- tatlfp,l do de- fsf. bfHH,
seld'epsatu, Do de- tnsteufs hoir,
de aiaubsf. do Tsfse1ic,
suiE Dc poti (ssl de Nitrate d agent
Ja6tds) sulG 10 outline ese.
ExTRAirs n ELECTuAfass.
Eatfait de eigtie, Tstasaet,fn,
do DE- s%ehtisns, Thfidaes,
do do guina, Thetiaqa s,
do d. stfamoniutn, Dlaseofdiam eies
psfmi lus Substances sitnptss 10 ~tfeavehts
Qainauiaa. Nhubstbs,
Tutbi.h veg. Tsplses,
tBsilsdoas, Haffsf oriental,
tpeeaeaahha, seahmsaes,
AssaiestiBa3 6afsaHuWy
Campfire, Opium,
Epvages, uehihe iasfus.
Haiies d'amandes, Tsffs f~efntfe5 &e,
Teutps les T'eint0fes44p0udres, Eaux dis.
titlees, Wins IL sif6bs tBedleibans, Feuiiies,
Fieurs ct Plantes b disinates, Desttres, Ess
senses, divers articles de Venture 81 T'eihtufe,
ttuiles. Tsrsbehthine, vernis No.
TN ASSORTMENT DE 3 ANHsUEs.
sanasues de- Ffancs.... ..12s es
do de- cafss...n ....g5
do do Naples. -. ...J7l
do do llongfis Ire 1ldat,5O h III
b JOUKDAN.
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Pan IA GOTH DIES PREuv ttS.

PAR LA COUH UED PAHU GD.
i ssfA ssadu PAT II ssusslsns. tuEDf 4 MAI
B~f0eIsiH, 4 Ii Mais6a dc udtsf ne nasGfi Hsus
W, III vsttu dun stdfs d4 Ia Gouf dss PfeaVes.
Un certain Mofdsau do Tsffe, situe suf
GaV Gut, / environ y miles dc IA Vile,
e~snteaaht $40 acres, aveg les aiheliefa'
tiohs gui s'y lfeavent.
tn diis teffe st ieaas Ell ebififtiHf ettfe les
hsfiiie.s de II. NJ. DsNia IN 81 esvs De Hugh Deus
hatn. deteae.
De utus, Ia t~ltepfiaie s%liva,te, atpHfieiiaat D u
succession lie fpu IT, NJ Deit,,att, saygif
Cent acres Dc Teffe sur Wards Crsth.
lie hagfs Aafaht
Qaslaues pfopfittes p~sfsohns'les.
gONDtTiUNs-tra terri teat.s sh eetttii,tti
syee les hsH,iefs ne ii. N. et II. Dsiiiaf,, u lO0
compliant, Ia balance q 9, , u I ats re credit,
IL iests Aatea, 500 20 iiptant u IL halaiiss . J
81 deus aus de credit, Ia teffe siit Wafis Greer
d |, q II , tas tie credit, si biilsts sliahssas q "a.
usiaetieh, psrta,t hyitolts1de jssqa'a parfAit
ta yeHaent ei ~payabies en- Haba,fsj 81 Ia %pfvrfiste
,,eisuaaells III, toinptshi. TN abt,efa le jt.it ds
. yente, lie plus afhpiss lhfofmatioits.
4 py,lsns I'll Tt5EsiEH, Jugs.
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TrOis Tcrrains,
A I =.

Z public ev prevent do no pas nd soeier ,ro
AlEBtlls,s tires par 10 soussigne do 1895 3sa !
chscua da,os du 8 1uin 1882, 81 dus 10 Tor Fev,,er
1870 ., le4t =, isAa, 4 pcrdre do James Forbes /.
Les considerations pour les dts biliets ayant
,Hsmfuc, ic ne les payerai qa'aa,sut que I'y sois
iosce par 10 loi.
IL fcs-l JOHN MORRIS.
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M~AKCHANDfsEs stCuoA.

NDISEB SEd5HOH.
1adiennes noifss q b~ianebes, 40 super fnnis,r.
moasssliBe Suisse %jaeoBAf, s6ie, dfaps. lale DIR
lands en- detHi pieces, m6riH0s, bus de sOis sojrs q.
bisbes, has Ne e6tot, cotton 'nfl6 Dc ~c6gls0f, gspis
No %eouiser, DO aeifs, btanes, do berlin. e6fes blame.
sapts dc se,s mfrs ~ b'sacs pour danes. do de-
esptoa, giants do sois noife pour bo,ntnss. ersvatss
%pojrss, a~snnslles ds Canton I'll ds Psfss ID cealeat
moueh6jfs 10 pdehs dc madras, sole ,ojfe h c6oers.
III CT e%n0IsGs, t6ife bruno, cotoGnads. esfje0ts tic,
HUUJJS-Vfsies 81 t6ils byaBe, bIanebe. c1a
uIs bIaHcs. b6mbszi1e, cotton blanc Do. title do.
peat de cbevteuiI do; habits dc msfinos, do DE- bal.
DO bombazis, habits pour les sbfants, sstia do.
~peiftbleo st olive, habits do g~ingbam, chemises
blanciies ct lie ~eoaleor.
CUapEAUx ET souLiEns--chsp,a.s
do Rossje, do gojrs, do sole, do Our les e~afsn..,
do pour les jsanes gems; casgdeitss de peao, bottles,
10 prinelIe pour bsmmss, b,odequius po,s hon.
mes, do poor femn,ss, do matogain assc on sans
tslons, do p"or lesyenfants, panioagss pour danes,
br0deqti,s do. %sssarptns 81 pn ptou1es,
HRFUMERJE-Exttai do rose 40 portugal.
do bsrgamoi, do jafsetn,ne, do mjel, do muse. do
cologns, savon ~dssremsa bsrbe, buiis d,oors e.,
d~'an,igus, peigoes; DO de cote, DO brazi1ia,n, bros.
tes h dents.
FALNCES-Issittrs h soupe ei h diner, ,a..es
h the ct sooconpeS vsrres francsis caaueIes, pots,
bols, IN bsl assortment do plats, senses 4 Ismpes.
f.rbisnteris &c.
GHOCEREs-caie d. Ia Havana, sucre. do
pain, sayon, blanes de baJeine, sci Tho, tabac lie
cascndish, cnInn,.in do; smidon, indigo, posvss,
epires, bsIais &c.
CLLVCNIL EKfE--Cooteaux 81 foarebetes
de table, %cootsans dc poebe, moniius a cafe, pcIles
Of pinces, poedre, ilomb, barres de pIonb. ~cioue,,
golfers, gonds, pentures, bsrses dc fer, 2~eiies, cor
des de pItre 81 goodronntes, c~bsnues, bsebes. msr.
teaox, Wis, ligo,s pour poissons &C., qu'iIs oGfen'
en- vente aux conditions lea plus raisongsbles.
lis sspefent, que devoues enforcement 4 leur rom
merce, liz meri'eron, le patronage do public qui Ienr
a 6ie deja 81 genefeusement accorde.
mara n ia BIN & TRUOEAU.