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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15
NEW ORLEANS Il HAyOt kAstA
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t}fs4 gntsy ,r,iis a%pleeaid steam beat
sxaa yl -~s isssssv bllLLiAN1,
is,l state itoans,) leaves New Dfleshs every
aud Gar New Orleans, eyer, Saturday nj 'n6tioek
A. n aud baton noage NJ 4 o'clock 7, NJ
4 Tlor freight ~ rsssage apply 10 Cspt. dsssh.
mar. q. beard, AR.aa h WailALl, Nav Ora
.ans, ar 10 ". SLOAN, haten iieaga,3 Y
January 10. tsss @4a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15
GAIa.xrll alleNE

: No, bl, EANAh ET,,SIfV UNbEAN H.ai
np EPIC ffuLtf i,ifsttis tiiaiI n, fif,is aid
IA Tie planters g~aaesptly III ,ia siaiaity 9af la
,nn Rouge, that tiey are ,itw gpli1iea IL i,a Fad.
sn,ag5e a Comm issiJp ltl zines Alone Aha tltHYl
ttat, tbaifeiosa appllgatipt % business, ii
~'e,e,te = stalH Of public patleeals.
august 7 ri
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15
sApphn AND HhRNEas MAktSdt All.
REPAIRING or CARR AaEa.s .

A fgsiIls plbsrfihs, bags ifatn 40
AshagsaA IA iiflnfnu bis fiHtilh hnGs tts
Hfzla 10y public ~ gsnftsi, lint iH has
txSkssIIsasA moved be ahsrtd Lafayette st.,
opposite lie Iouiaiaua ihehef Bank, WHERE he, is
prepared to carry o. the above llsiuess ~ MI lie
etYta,,s branches, hsld5 hs haptsTH nefti u share
oflhr p,,bl,t patronage. lie n snffaillhN work
10 bf wsll-dnns. Tiosa sYi,n wi b 10 .pifalhaap
saddles ut harness, nl l'tya my tepalrinssaann 'hflta
~caryisee, ara lag,iettpealf aud tsamins bic WoiE.
TO hi. nov on hand adaessslIy 3! lils md ea.l.
moi tatdlfe, &c.
n eff, rnee.-Gap,, D.'ssnilea, u " i,nSh' aud
joseph Mnnhsd.
Avg \ 10 N 50 NJ. kEFHtR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15
Doftrr.
fQREYEK 1nII. u

- ~ - va .
Forfae, ihipr. 3halr.et this heaft ictidr, :
fofc,crtt tne. .btte'fr owl LOT be- cat
Fate. thai nay rob us 1f ali wcalG, Depitr, .
sliatilsnye Us love tilliie itse'f .telas..
Thesp,td may wrong us-we ~fll brave lie hste;
Fialse ftieaismay change, md false hopss de-
elite !; ~
,Thooeh bowed Gy eankehng eatr vel snsilp q.
faia.
Since shagart niue. keIdsedyfand Ian thine
Forever ihine--vhens cfheling yedrs have syrcad~
I'tn,re' > snowy bto.soa,a Ger tfyvfiaeI brow +;
Wien yo4tb's rich glory's purple light is Nd,
AID llies bloom 5ghcfe rotes fourth no~.
sax, shali I ye,l,y fading beauty les,
Whosc fpringPailg radiance Las been wholly
mine1
No csn.s wha. vii, lby steadfsat ifp,!, ! u bless
lasouih.s inage,lhine own, forever .hine'
T"fever dine, al evenings dewy hour, y
Wien gentle hearts to .euaetes,, thoughts IN
When batnies. cdors from each closing 65wer
Are b,cathins round me-!line forever Ihi'e'
thing! amid the hois'erous cro~ti.
When the jest tpark'es vilh the sparkling
wine,
! may not name thy gentle name n!ocd,
Bu, drink to tleein ,h~ought-forever thine :! &
IaanN not, sweet, profaneahaf si''rls sound:
The depths Of love could sach rode hearts
1ivine!r
lie, The loud laughter peal. the 'oost 20 round. Z
My thoughts. my thoughts ars thine, forever
thine:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE,

rseat SAFE.
ED Y order at the Probate Court in and for
- said parish, there will re exposed TO public
sale on SATURDAY the. 18Th inst, at the brick yard
in Spanis, ,ovn, the personal psepefty of the late
george FJe,chsr, coa sisting Of Horses. tools,
house ADD kitchcfsaar allure, ami a large quan;i-
" OF excellent brick. IN lots TO suit purchasers.
'reems-lredi, ill January, WIKI notes salts.
f%actor,iy endorsed.
~al On Gil. TESTER, RI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

Taten ~ 90 the Isl iye, by Wm. Thomas ~
his rian,a,ien atsn' IA ililra tfon, Hatol Ito''e",
.l,,er ,ta COW. swallow iafk inlhs leltfat anl
t,nu,ed ~. n ." ~ the tight him ( ssali civ W.
n,alt nv -
r,sss M m tho as,h list. by. Daniel uieAYt,
an the plantation Of Caldwell ahh Hickey, n m''es
i,.ios lts,on Rouge, q hay Hahsh, "a Hands .''s',.
eb,a, q Years did. black aud heavy ,nAnr nntl 'A'l.
attack spot o" his right h'ri. ~ use ~, nee
white. ~ ~ NAhNh'.
r,t 90 Ranger
'rAsss u,i by Na,haniei Gsasiess, Niyios about
4 mtiss non, the town II tia,aN knlga, h COW
unJ Calf The cav Ia rcd and white, matted
viii, a sauafs etAn OF The H. ear and Two small
,rIi,s IN The Fight eat, 40 brand, ahnat ! Yeas th
MA ! y. A, WAhsna, Rrfsrf,
T.ses 40 by 4 IT, i~,egena's nn hs plat'a.
ton eesut | Jules front thwn ~ The lsi incl, hiaek
iiORaE, with d hiasa tege and u slit ~ me 10y
eat, abou, IL wears ed, Al .
TAKEN ~ Ls Jas II Al,isea, about ss n,iles
from ltatsn tonge, ON the Liberty faa.l, on Nehs{l
,esisy ssth March. a snrrel NJ NuE, heAi! ~
hao,t. high, white streak IN The face, ia't hIhl
too, white. y white streak refund the right fore 'oot
."i a couple ~ white spota Oh the t.'Eh. MIA 'eg
"A Ranger,
'r.srs un hy Mr. ". W j Whis,ra iivi"s ~
the Amt,e ~ miles tfem i,atsN Rouge ~ this rn'
,s, on the lat April. a %ahasnut aar, ! MAaf, In"t
weave did, fourteen hands aid n hall high, y suihl'
white sRat In the faet,S
All q "A, WAbstH. Ranset.
TAarS ~ On The IL, April tslh. a Red mud
White Cav, n~t.frend,, We,kea a f,tni IN the len
ga, and ,ea anal \ srliss Ia The tight ear. about
four YEARS old aud n aalfu marked by Nathan'
tpi Gfsylrss abaut \ mtles ffem BATS, Rougep
alt y p, A, WahReH, Ran az
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

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between i''e'n Md '}'e, b%p'a'i. d ,r"h"t "f D'ts
'sif FtstfNt hnl Do'els @I,irs Of ert
On The morning Of II" 9Hi. IL" p"I'ao' sloor
WIS h'7*7'h "' '7''t n'se ht'ns hm" "o''Y mn''
hsal 10 hoh"' ii IL" Gftf'', "Fh,s r"nntty anA
'Ht"hi' y 'Tfr' ssho'" ~ '"rs',' i's''rs z'h
ne hw''i"@" consul M'NH'T. '"7''"g ''J''s
f"tf'h" Customary oh7rten"'" # l'e dey. Ib"
CT li"Gt"nro' Accordingly of''i. 'i,a' wcre,r.
'ittis shout BE- 'n"ir tnt i've birth nay s,IDts, ty
~Afa~ine ~ shot tror tba guns. H. esstntina
ihis %se'"'tt, $50 fvut'ne IA H. draw 10 abnf anh
lay i along @'i@ If lbs gus So hat thr orTts'
- passing a'rng q s"e li'i ibf dD'7 hos iren
fe'I''m'A, o%''zettins 'hH slot, j. soi'SGeA q Tho
iaei. Or tbs "ressiga u '~tbIeoti 'brt 'is rah
=" ahts wftf htsf drawn h"d r. hv'ia l""h' titt
t''a f'b'h. '1efr directed /, rs fs''f'3 swny.+
We Of these sl'''. It *'e"4 ''"n t''''sssrfss. ~
b"fty' was it'a along eide 81 orr u u" ahhe 10
HE eai'', '''fefa The ESQ bal tern dftan "nh
~ 'tsis s''aff tiff'ins'i'fe write owing IL" t'ts
fhhntts u thea"Y'*s
WINS tbs sS'''.f ~'' MINI IN" attention" ''ts
"ta' h'hlf"h"' ~a" ""ac'F' 'y "" "t"'' IT "H'
81 no s''e' "'' d" ''''"'''t"'' ''''' ""'-
"'"nnef@ ''H' Gun boa y S'"t ~ IT
'N'. ah'=.' ha e'"h'f ''r'''-''''b - 'e
s''' '''"F7''s = fh' E''. .
~" "''''' ''f 'h''-sa'' 'h' """''"'h'-' -
'''" us s''''1.''af ~" -" vas s''"'''''
y ~" hni lh'"f s''0h Fej''h"7 ~" G'f'"''
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15
sthv Etll-s "

ftf ttsl1ttaitrfiae afti,a old stunt iasslXs &c.
40 IeJ w lsfa5 ifitsfPaftef wIlafs al Eli'ds NJ
sAy alahss, Httgks, fsans. ani Nlsfts ltitfs will
De ~ysltiiftd pm lie aliefftst hltlaa Gid 10 tlta bssl
ssstsi lie a i .uf ran saeeiafla siassfs NJ nj
aloIaufs and saifAh ls faF Ill agasss winch l,a VII I'll
Iii hi Il tedpeaH tstigaf N Allskid ft Isn't lay alrg met II
Hsdfiif naallnaniat1 has 81 sasalt hlids. ilf
Jsssfif Y fnf sales low sfel { astis5
II, fa r4aH M IA n IL Nl3s ttg1it fa6fl4, s.
.nssft aat '..*A. WalkafI1s
uftl1 d, Ct MnORfTr
ntAblt gold and siteeF iateli III l~aytle,ls leiI
tghfh,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15
$500 O SALE,

.HVitE p,,re of ~ and aver "tl 10 ~ ton's,
n any onaser unirr ~ will 10 changed III
ceot. rach-Gash. Attic APO hesary OF
mi q, SourENne,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

NOTICE.
AtL persons are hereby forswarncd frou, cut
ting and carrying of Wood from the plaa,aiia,.
late ViI.ar~ ,wa miles below Baton Rouge.
Those who are determined 10 continue sisnling
wool, will Dc prosecuted 10 the utmos, penalty Of
the law. Ns
ian 1 1T SrErass HENprRsos.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15
NDTICE.

TIME undersigned have the homer 10 inform the
ladies and gentlemen Of Baton Rouge aud
vicinity, that they have just received an ample
assor,nsn, OF fresh goods, consisting OF all vafie-
ties Of f,ncy dry goods, which they offer Tor sale
=, the lowest cash prices; aud expect the patrons
age Of the public by their s,rie, attention to ehasi-
ness.
d. SANGER & D. SrRAws,
30 is Corner of Lafayette and Church 81.
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numns MI. Iillal. "a Aimna Aalnins :.

IA t'IptIEYE aud I0alstllota ~ l,aW. VIII
"a luaitieae"nIaihilgs ID The ai, Aths amt llsl
inJeInl hi.ttls-uilts Al iistsn liougdilsaT Che
topft House. "
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4, n. Y 4
%htstis',

II IS reiaritit, AMI II again letatpf IL liataa
Sga Rouge lie respectfully ~pfaffets lsAsais iaas
~ ~ rattpfslaf The Ietialdianae III alfhtefa1'e IONS
If Dan, istPy and fe.a.tenii6tI 10 ~fafuiaF brHfaliBps
Once ous ,inbr Mort, af y pl,i jiHii, jh rsam lor=i
tnepiy opeuti.d,by A, besall. NM VI f-5ti
-zAGA4zs%4 za
nv WbttsH, as
Aei,it % 'etsi4ae 1 having %fasuniftN the ~rfHfiles'
bl ,hs italY, .epatfs his pfpisssisbR SCI Vices g
tha fubtje,s
funMAa 'flnnFa MoRaAfN,. j
Ile'on '%'o'z". Nafah al,lpa1. q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15
I..T LANDR Y. q 90 .
b
. kkuti.t.1AIsl ali "A pnthtefi s,Hiift ANb1ls.
Nj ~ LA ,Is.I.9a ii4NAi aIlIi Il na.I II. md ia IilIa

vi ~ VFIFT FFT-ET HFFTgIF IFFHFIEf FElHTF,@
EP sals dealers iffkAifditinsHs ufisa aud faHlfs
English Hnl Iieift' flslilfai4, W IL itas4i iasss
terlnnetiss ~ ~atnlsles ,nye sttts. .apiees Mft 3
Tlteii store faf ths l~iiastht is at5Nai Ia Jelia
stfse'. nhe ,innf tt1fi faf.iet af lamp.
/. . ZEN, u, faItteala, pttealinti vii he paid 10.
iutti ignp family ,reaieiaeH. ,nsdieipa chests, mud
eFitfsh ~, The teul.ify genarBllYs Ihnlly 4 To
invitr plansefa an ne l,anie# % giys them 4 call
New Orleans, JinH Y III
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NOTICE

q LLnersans indebted to The Subscriber. are re
IA quested totome forward and pay or Other wise
their Notes and Aecouats will br placed in8..,e
hands Of an officer for collection.
L. G. MORRIS.
Ian Ps-sl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

A Malta has received a consignmentf o.
IA choice wines, Twelve dozen old Hook
I s2s 70 siozen half bottles oidpIivia MADEIRA 1925,
g dozen hotties old MADEIRA fs5s, which>wi!l he
sold by the box or single hottie. Also 90 barrels
syrdp battery anu so barrels sugar.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15
Ipr. a.. N. VILLA ms,

R9Natps bFyfisr .sn nfuffssr n.aTit1sf RsaaJaHH d
III n Az ,risAeI i,is i atfits ~ bis III aihallns u
" Third 4lfaei taa daifaa buve g ufaiH sir 81
and 'ii'ti loaf sittll " Dfe1 IL lIhfhay u ad
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

M NOTICE.
iv1.K. Oran Harkett is authorised to %en.'ec,
the accounts due me on sccornt Of ,he Baton
Ratge Gazette. All persons iqicb,ed arc reqnes.
;cd'lu make Immediate payment.
jan 25 50 STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

NOTICE.
@gyHE undersigned having purchased the stock
OF goods of &c Morris. will continue the
ueroan,i,e business in the two story brick b~niIiiog
on Church street, forner!y occupied by him, aud
nv s,rir, attention to business. hopes to me,Iitaa
reasonable portion CT public patronage.
II. Y.sBABIN.
January 10th, IS =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

; EDECE1tEDa consignment of Iwilied lin
U sey, Plain iinsey, Saddles, Corn Mills;
One splendid Mahogany Rssistead. For sale at
the New Orleans Wholesale prices.
may 23-l5~ A.. Malta
F. S. Cal, advances made on al! kind of con-
81 spnsent: -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

LOT'TON NINss
- Frazers ecelebrs.cd C6ttoa Gin Stands GO saws
y each, RECEIVED on consi Is laslit and for sale o''
nd S j. 81 E,r PHILLIPS Co.
DissoLuaJuN oECOPAIsrNEasHlp.
IN orlct is hereby giyets stliak che rdpaIinersh'p
lerc,oiare existing un4er lhe i. III Soateire and
Fayro, vas dissolved by mutual consent o"
tho 1ths Drcenber 1899. j
nr. e. Souerre, being now !ihe sole proprietor
offbe apohecgry, by az act passed before ) "dge
Tester. amt having purchased the entire interest.
of II. q. Favtot, becomes responsible. for all tles
legal debts OF the said firm, anti he IS nlsp as'thos
rised 10 RECEIVE slLsleb,s dne the said firm, as well
.as those due the ftm Of Fnvro, aud tsorhar'.
J dec Ia G. ScUTERRtssM IN. D. s
IL. g. FAVROT.
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ST. III "a r.,
D Es a = My

'9l prAKf T. uilt. once trst ld,t 10 lie
l,nlistana liank ,nlb Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

WOW completed IN the cos.
'kc' sarre,a. there will IT all
! scncfni assortment OF pro"
1uun's. wilt ulso continue
'ret where will ha found n
Nj or whieh. viii he aol,l
81 " 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

RECEIVED Ft4 SALE.
~ ''arrle old Won, Wa, key, 4 quarter
csska reocr,f Vine, 10 pieces batlag rope, 80
husheis ca,tna seed,
az, tt A, NAT"fA,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

wy EHti' H'''" i'ss
NJ, new hnnsc being
ner ot Church and Mar.
tt,"es b. ttonn,'. there a
dncr t;raseties aud lse
my house on l.e,ee strJ
general assortment, A
very low Tor eaHh by
dos Ia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

II II. tsHFv. W. u. ihGittY.
Y Aa.y + Pfes't vftie Colieg'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

nv NttrtCE. n"
ms sabserther tas . large 10, q lumber etlifa
trrent qualities, superior article white pine. Low
Ne eanh. Robhnr bsAt"
AIN ~
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-30
sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
-
PoET OF BALTIMORE, MAY 80, 1870.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
/ Brig Lady Adams, Ennis 20 days from Coquimbo to
6ilver;-R boxes sundries, to VIM. Wilson s. Sons.
Left 18th March Barque John A. Robb, Walker for N.
York, to sail l6th March.
Bremen Ship Europa, Homsns, 46 days from Bremen,
merchandise and 1876 passengers to Oelricks & Luman
Also-Sehr Atlanta, days from New Bedford to
CLEARED THIS DAY.
Schr. Celeste, Johnson, New York; Schr Martha
Elizabeth, Bush Charleston Scr. Nimrod Teal Prov
idence; Schr Berry, Crowel, Norwich, Conn.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig Architect Gray, New Orleans; schr Com. War
rington, Williams, West Indies Schooner Kathleen,
Munroe, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
steam-packet Alabaza, Sutton, from Nsrfolk Re-
ports brig of the Wolf Trap, bound up.
Steam-packet Virginia, Parrish, from Richmond, Nor
folk and Pongoteasue.
Schr. Savannah, Gibson, frsm Hapre de Grace with
Anthracite and bitumnous coal, to It. Symington.
Canal boat Harrisburg Tin tow Of the steamer Wolcott)
from Havre de Grace with anthracite coal from the Bal
timore Coal Companys Mines at WiIkesbarre, to Thos.
Symington
schr. George Washington, for Baltimore, was to sail
from Havana 18th inst
Schrs Rsbicon, Newman, and Margaret Btt1tin, for
Baltimore, sailed from Newbnryport 18th inst.
schr Patrick Henry, from Baltimore, arrived at Ports
mouth N. H. 9th inst. a+
schr oaeen, Horton from Baltimore, arrived Fall
Sclr. Carolinia, Oakley, for Baltimore, cleared al
New Yerk 2Sth inst ~
Schr. E. A. Stevens, Briggs for Baltimore, cleared al
New York 9th inst.
Schr. Angelina, Kimball, for Baltimoe, cleared nj
Wilmington, N c., ODD inst. - as, i s
British schooner Hamilton from Baltimore for Antigua
was spoken 10Th inst. in lat. "a 6, lon. So 40.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-30

RESALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
kRT order of BALTIMORE County Court, sitting ID
~ Chaneey, the undersigned trustee, viii seh BY
NJ, all that valuable property lying Monument g.,
and French St, in old Town. city of Baltimore, and de-
scnbed as follows; beginning the south side OF Mon
ument street, at point distant l13 feet inches, ef
Constitution st. thence running eastwardly Mont
4l9 feet inches with average depth ofabout
200 feet The front French street about 800 feet
with depth of about $50 feet.
A-.& This property has upon it forty small Dwell
tFassf LINGS and capital Mansion House with lee
Iz4sA4houses and other cOnveniences. part Of this
property subject ground rent which the Trustee
will explain to any disposed to purchase.
The title shall be entirely satisfactory TO the pnr-
chaser.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are
in cash aud the residue in 6, 10 and Is months, with
terest. For the credit payments security will be req
ed. JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-30
o. sWAINI's PANACEA-CAUTIoN.-

I67- SWAIM'S CHARACTERIZATION
great celebrity which this remedy has acquired during
period OF twenty years, its increasing demand and its
unparalleled success, has induced number of PERSONS
from time to time, both at home and abroad TO initiate il
in various ways. ..
As long these limitations confined to mixtures
bearing other names, did not consider it necessary to
advert hem but having evidence in possession OF
the gross receptions practised by unpncped men, in
vending spurious syrup for the genuine Swaims Pam
acea cannot too strongly caution the public to avoid
purchasing medicines from any but the most respect
1t difficult to detect in many instances the actual
perpetrators OF these impostions, the spurious mix
lures are the more generally sent into the INTERIOR and to
Some time back, we deteceda fraudulent imitation in
New York, closely resembling owe, but the bottles
were Labelled William Swain, instead of WILLIAM
SWAIN.
More recently we have found bottles cast in mould
precisely like own, but s'Swaim's Panacea' New
York IS blown in the glass, instead of "Swam's Pana-
cea,'' Philadelphia
We have received repeated advces from the West In
da islands that empty bottles purchased up at
high rates, for the purpose of reing them with spu
rous ixIure and of the thousands of bottles of Swans
Panacea annually sold in principal cities, can
collect but very few of the empty bottles as they
made Hse OF III various ways TO defraud the proprietor
and TO deceive the public.
We have known instances Of three bottles being made
out of one by mixing portion of SarsaparIla Syrup
with the genuine Swaims Panacea, thereby retaining
some of its virtues.
In Philadelphia, lately, large order was received by
a mercantiehouse for Swans Panacea bottles; amould
in Imitation of was made, and the order
supped-and recent adviees from Brazs inform that
vessel from Amsterdam had arrived at Rio de Janeiro,
partly laden with bottles precisely like our own. We
have also in possession book printed in Germany, fac
simile of own book of cases and certificates.
From all these circumstances will be- seen that the
genuine Swaim's Panacea is counteneted and initiated
to considerable extent; and these limitations
only fraud upon u.s. but viii necessarily protract the
suengs of nvads in those diseases where the genuine
medicine might have proved eficacious, we must rely
upon the public TO purchase the Swaim's Panacea only
from authentic and respectable houses and dealers, who
ohfa 1hpr frOm
delphia, or from our accredited and General Agent,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No. IS Pine street,
New-York.
(Signed) WILLIAM SWAIN x son.
Philadelphia, 18th April, 1910.
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
Conner Of Hanover and Marketsteets,
ma % eodtf Baltimore
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AMU Sc MENTs.
AMERICAN THEATRE-FRONT ST.

AMERICAN TIHEATRE-FRONTs ST.
MISS R0CKu
EGS respecuIlyto announce to her friends and the
-HB public in general, that her benefit Is fixed for
SATURDAY, THE BOTH INSTANT,
On which occasion will be performed the Drama of the
SOLDIERS DAUGHTERS,
The Widow eheerly, Miss ROCK.
After which the Melo-drama of the
INNKEEPHR's DAUGHTER,
Mary, the Innkeepers Daughter, Miss ROCK.
To conclude with the lauRhable Farce of
f. WINNING A HUSBAND,
In which Miss ROCK will sustain, different char
acters, and which was received with unboHnded APP
plause-
Miss Jenny Transit bliss ROCK.
Cookbook now open.
ma % Ct
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MARRIED

On the l7th, by the Rev. John Healey, Mr.. William H
Stevens Boonsboro, Md to Miss Elizabeth Ann Jones
of Baltimore.
On Wednesday evening last, by the Rev. G. w. Mus
grave, William Robinson Sheffield to Miss Mary E.
Lewis
On Tuesday evening, 96th inst, by the Rev. Alfred
Griffith Joseph T. Keys TO Ruth NJ daughter of the late
II. b, Griffith, all of this city.
On Tuesday last, by the Rev DR.. WYATT Augustus
Penniman to Mary, daughter ofJacob Walsh
On the 9th inst by the Rev. d. Steele, Emanuel Chip
man to Miss Richarda Waters, both of this city.
On the 18th inst by the same William Amck, of Win
CHESTER Va. TO Miss Maria Leach, of this city.
In Somerset county, Md Lorenzo D. Lawson TO Miss
Sally R. Davey, both Of that county.
In Somerset county, VIM. Abbott to Miss Elizabeth
Bounds, both of that county
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9g-TIPPEc.aN0E CLUB No. lyon viii meet
at Dlggs Qate Victory 81 Hotel, MssdGy evening, LIST
OF june inst. at O'Clock. Punct1a attendance
quested Persons wishing 70 become members will please
attend. By order, ADAM L. MCLEAN,
ma 30 Recording Secretary.
3-GER8f.aN TTPPEC.aNOE CEUB.-The mem
bers of this Club and all friendly TO Harrison and Re
form, are respectfully requested attend meeting
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, June LIST, at u O'Clock,
at North Bend Water street, between Calvert and South
streets. By order, G. KAYLOR, Pres't.
II. SToRcH, Sec'y. ma %
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THE .aBINGDON FyfLR.

The attention of the citizens OF Hartford and the pub
c generally, is requested Fair to be held in Abing
doh by the ladies of that place and s vicinity on Tues
day, the 9th of June next
Inc object contemplated in holding this fair is TO OBJ
tam sum of money sufficient to repair the Methodist
Episcopal Church in said place, which, in its present d
apdafed condition. is rendered almost useless as place
Of worship.
1t is sincerely hoped that the ladies who have been
SO assduousy engaged in this busneSmay be enabled,
by the berality Of the citizens, to carry out their auda
bic design. They have prepared great variety of beau
ufu articles, both useful aud ornamenta which will be
toned. --
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
Abingdon, May Is, 1910. 2aw3t