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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-02
Moffat', Vegetable Life Mcdi-

CfNES-A N Id yet n 'cut med 'cInr, cOmpoS-
ed If the best material known 10 Ine,.iea scienc,
and of the best quality that m0nry can procWe.
,or fhe cleansing eff the aiinentari canal aud r.
lieving the springs and eycnucs OF all mOrbrl oh
struetious and impurities. must hr a public bleS-
sing and a dome, and individual protection and
q ,l;.ouar0 in proportion as il b"cnmes known.
Smell n medicine the flrnilies Of the Unile,i
STATES have ons had in yHOffIi's celebrated Lit.
Pits and P.gaix Bittcrs, and the geod they have
done is inestlmablo. They have Won ihoiI higI
clrnc and firmly established ci. rtcter by their
virtues Alone without he all of he usual art4
Of noorlety or impudemt experiment on thu
faith of the crcduOus. In all general derangs
ments of tie digestive and alImentaTy functions.
as in a vast variety Of acute and Ct ronic diseasrs
their effects complete as 10 xclie asionish-
mcnt. In III umatism, settled pain in the cry
ans and limbs costIveness. piles. liver complaints,
iaundice peryous and bilious attacks, headaches,
fever and ague. eruptve diseases. bad aspect OF
the complexion ind pestion ann hliulency chohcs
aff.ctioas If the bladder and kidneys, dropsy.
asthma ard bronchitis, rheumatic colds aud sor
,broats and indeed in every conceivable KIND 1T
IN health th.y are invaluable, and VII! afford GER
tain. and most generally permanent relief They
,.ouire nrither confinement or change Of diet
thew neither PROSTATE the strength nor give pain
Ind more delightful end etfcctual mcdicirr.
cannot he procured either for individuals or fat
lies The proprietor has received for miny
years and a continually receiving III" most fef-
vent and grateful testimonials Of Their yllnc
For sale wholesale and retail by tiagar x
Arthur. Burlington VI. Agnts, for the STATE,
q whom applications q agency must b"
made. Agent for Middlrbury, w. P. RUS
Sell. first door south the P'st office ll;vl
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d i e d..

In New Haven July 81, Olivia NJ, wife of La
vius Fillmore Jr. This event of Providence has
deprived society of member much indearod by
ny qualities of female excellence. 'She died fully
trusting in her Saviour for tho hope Of glorious
Immortality beyond the grave
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
United States District Court.
II DILL

In Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause against
pstiiinn Of LAWNS Fillmore Jr. Of New Haven in
said District for his Discharge and Cert ifcair
as Bankrupt, at the Court HOUSE in Rutland, in
said District, on Friday, the 7th day OF Octobor,
AID. 1912, 10, A. NJ, IL
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United states District Court,
Vermont district.

In Bankruptcy, Notice to show cause against
petIrion IF William Field Jr. Salisbury for ais
Discharge and Certificate as Bankrupt, al the
court house in Rutland. in said District, on rIl-
day, the 7th day of Octo5cr A d 1912, 10 A NJ
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Bonnets, Artifcials, Ribbons
Bandboxes; and a great variety oil i Gil;y
goods, embracing every variety Of New 9tlle
offered in market. Just received ana e ior
sale by r. W.
MAY 9, 1912.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, }

STATE OF VERlIONT,}
District of Addison, S..
Re it remembered that at a probate court, held
at Middlebury within and for the district Of
Addison IN the goth day o! july 1912
Eli Mathews and Agnes Mathews admin
lstrators oftne estate of
TIMOTHY MATHEWS JR.,
late of sid .Mlddiebarv Gecra ed, present
their petition in wiring to this Court for H.
cense to sell all the real estate uf the deceased
except the widows dover, including the rever-
sion OF the willows duwer.and therein setting
forth the amount of debts due from the decea-
sed, line expenses OF admin -I.atiOn, and the a.
mount of til personal rstn e. and the situation
OF the estate t. be sold, md pr-senis thar the
sale of said estate i necessary 10 paw the debts
due from the said estate, and tie expenses of
administration: II is therefore ordered that
the petition be considered ut session OF sail
Courl to be held at the office 1T the Register
of said Cou I in said MiGd.ehury on Thursday
the 18th day Of August next at one n'clork in
the afternoon, aud that the said administra-
tors give notice TO all persons interested. that
they may a pear and mike their obj ctions
10 said license being granted, by publishing
certified copy OF this order in the Middlebury
Peoples Press a news aper printed 1T said
Middlrbury, thre weeks successfully, pre-
vious TO the time OF said Court
J. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of Record.
Attest: ]. S. BUSHNELL, Register. -
STATE OF VERMONT, I
District of addison, IS.
pc it remembered that at IL Probate Court
Echeld at Middlebury. in and for the Dis
trict of Addison on the 10th day of July, AID.
1912.
John D. Copeland, administrator of the
estate of
RALPH GOWDEY,
late of said Middlebury, deceased; presents
his administration account for settlement aud
allowance; And it is thereupon ordered that
the same be examined for allowance by said
Court, at a session thereof to be held at the
office of the Register of said Court in said
Middlebury, on Thursday the 18th day of
August next at one O'Clock in the afternoon
and that the said administrator give notice
to all persons interested, that they may APP
pear and make their objections to the allow
ance of said account, by publishing Certifi-
ed copy of this order in the Niddleburl Peo-
Pies Press, a newspaper printed at said
Middlebury, three weeks successfully, pre-
vous to the time of said Court.
j 5. BUSHNELL. Register.
A true copy of record,
Attest. J. s. BUSHNELL. Register l2;3w
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woo CARDING under the sup. rin'en.
w dence OF James jew IT. al the Cardi..r
room Of the late firm of A. S. Hr ding aud Co.
MidLlebury July 18th, 1872
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United Stat, District Court.
Vermont District.

In Bankruprcy. Notice TO show cauSe a
gainst prtitiol of Ehanan W. Esty Of Let
cester for his Discharge and Certificate a.
Bankrupt al the cour' house in Rutland, II
in said district. on Friday, the 7th day Of
October AID. 81 1912 I0AM II
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United States District Court
Vermont DiSIIic..

In Bankruptcy. Noice 10 show cause A.
gains petition of Alvin Whitman Of L,icrS-
ter for his discharge AMI Certificate as Bank
rupI, al the court haus- in Rutlord in sal
district, on Friday. the IN day October, AID
1912, JOAN II
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United States District Court.
V-rrnout District,

In BANKRUPTCY. Notice to show cause agrinst
petition of lrnucl Jefts of Hancock in said Dist
riot for his Discharge and Certificate as Bank
rupt at the Court House in Rn;llnd,i in said Dis
ir'ct, on Fridry, the 7sh day Of Ociob A. ID.
1912, 10, Il. NJ. IL
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I'm ted States District Court
V.rm0nt District.

..In Bankruptcy. NotIce TO snow cause a
r.ins, nr,ir;on of John GAZE Of BridPort. in
saiJ District, 10 be declared Bank upi, at The
Or. If Samuel PreutiSs, Dist. let judge, in
MONTPELIER in said District. "Wednesday, An,
onst 81. 1912 10, A. NJ. u
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BEAR IN MIND!

That the trhig papers in this State OPEN
~ take The side of The Kings party and ad-
vocare TAXATION WITHOUT REPRE-
SENTATION-a doctrine, which il carried
into effect, would deprive one third, at least,
of the fleemen of this State of the right of vo-
ing which thy nhw possess Spirit Ct the
Age
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Nrea1 Books.

rsN he subscriber has just relieved from
L New York, a consignment of Books,
Paper, &c which he will sell cheap. for
Cash only. CHAs. Bowen.
Middlebury P. O., July IL. 1912.
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United States District COu {.
Vermont District.

In Bankruptcy. Notice to how cause Il
oainst petition Of Marvel Pa ket of Whrina
in sa j District to b. declared Bankfu I, al
the Office Of Samuel PrenIiss, District JUDGE
in Montpelier In>aid District, Wednesday,
August 81. 1912, 10, A NJ -
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,nPPER PU NoS.

COPPER PU NoS.
a Superior article OF heavy plate with
IN Zinc boxes.
Also, LEAD PIPE for sale by
E. & A. A. WAIYwR'G;tT.
July II. 1912. 1913
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United States District Couri.
Vermont District.

In Bankruptcy. Noticr to show cause against
petition Of AbrAm v. Holly of Williston foI his
Discharge and Certificate as Bankrupt mt thu
court house in Rutland, on friday, the 7.h diJ Of
October, AID 1872. 10, A. VI. IL
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BLACK LIES.
THAT WHIG TARIFF!

What beautiful thing it is, II allows for
ting wnol, as good as the farmers of permont
eau raise, 20 come into the country duty free,
and be sold in our mark Is for THlR TEEN
CENTS per pound, while it imposes a lax,
on forcing woolens! Only think II: such
wing "protreton" 1t affords grand protect
ion for such speculatcrs as Gov. Paine It Is
true, hut it ruins the wool grower.-SpiFit of
tie Age.
KNOW
That CHARLES PAINE is in favor of al
lowing the finest Saxony wool TO be brought
into our markets duty free and at
THIRTEEN CENTS PER POUND
compete with our native Vermont wool,
while tax is imposed on foreign woolens.
Spirit oCthe Age.
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United ST. les Disrricl Court.

In.Bankruptey. Notice To show cause against
petition OF Francis c. Seymour. of hiddiebury.
for his Discharge and Certificate asB1nkrupi
at the court house in Rutland. on Friday tn
7th day of October.AD, SAP. 20 4 NJ ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-23


L'amour est CONNIE fhomme: il matt
une fois, Sc d%eveloppe avec plus on moins
de force, Ell arrive a une certaine periodic,
il s'eteint %rapidement pour MOURN d iamais.
L'amitie est de tous les ages ct de tous
les temps ellie est aussi active, ardente
dams les cours de 60 ans que dams les jeu.
mes ceurs.
Pour la p'upart des hommes 1'existence
nest qa'une chaine de tribulations plus Gu
MONS poignantes, interfompues par CT par
Ia par Pennni ct les angeises du deeoura.
cement.
I'm fat qui a des ~pretentious au bel es.
pTit, sefait furieus 81 on lui faisait rhon.
neur de lui dire gull est dous dun grand
bon sens.
I'm hcmms d'esprit est fatte GU on lui
F~eccnnaisse du bon sens.
L'ecole du malheur est pour Tame un
regime violent qui la fortife ct peleye, GU
bien qnl la detrempe, l'epuire ct la degrade.
II est de grands shagrins gail faut bien
Sc garder de confer a certaines gems, car
au lieu d'exciter L. compassion on la SYM.
pathie do leur cnnr, ills ne provoqueraient
que le dschirant sarcasms dc leur esprit
mechant.
FANNY ELssLsR Went do RETIRE SEES
adieux a New. York ct aux Etats. unis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-23

SIEs1 LEeIsLATIvE.--C 'etait pendant
n brllante J~ournes de la semaine der
Mere In sngesse du petit etat do New
Hampshire etait en- session au eapitole /;
un des honorablcs representans qui await
etc brusqnemcnt nrrache aux donceurs do
la table par l'appel de l'horlogo legislative,
s'afalsant sous 10 polds do Ia chaleur ct
de la digestion, s'dtait couche sur IN banc
pour fare la sicste. Tout-a.conp, un
tnambre du peuple souverain, qui, du baut
dc la tribune publique, admirait %l'eloqnence
de Sos serviteurs, apercevant Honorable
dormeur, prit Ia parole sans ceremonie ct
s'Gcfia Halo Mister | TOT qui ~ropfies
Ia has sur ce banc, letnt ne te paie pms
deux dollars par jour pour te faire dormir
A;nsi leye.toi!" Cetto apostrophe, Ian.
Gee dune vois de s%tentor, excita dams las
semblee nn rire general, conyulsif, ct 10
.coupebIe bondit de trayeur ct d'humilia-
ton.
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CONDITIONS DE La GAZETTE-

On ne receyra pas de subscription pour
MONS dune aimee. LIE prix de announcement
est de slr piastres par aimee, don't trois au
commencement du dernier senaestre. Les
personnes qui par nne raison quelconque, ill.,
geraient conpenable de ~discentinuer leur abop.
nenaentr devroat en- bonner avis ayaut la fin
de iannee au cas- contraire, elles serort con.
siderees CONNIE lie r~enouvellant.
les Avis Sc paieront de la manisre su.,s,,.
SAVIOR Les avis qui n'exce1eror. nas daal.a
I.snes, gu gu, ser0as moine es. Sc paisroas
50 cr $3.50 nou pour IA p<rniere insertions. e
plus longs snisar,. ia nsme regls. avs
,rer, As-e, a moins qu'on ne Pordonne au.
uen-ent, sera public en- Ftancais ct on AN
g,s,S, ss pave sur chacans des dep> ~langass.
Pour tous les a~vertiss- mans
o1hciers en- seront -,ersor- =. oshsieis. lea
s aoo.; g s'ls -.efusaissos Fen ,'s n1saa,, s =
du's-. De tssiis avis ne seraiens publiss
-assnt que 10 Placement en- ssrak assure.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
COUR DIES PREUVES.
Pafoisse d'Ouest Ration. r o,oe

Pafolsse .dOuest Baton Rouge.
En- vertu dun ordre de la Corr des Preuyes
de la paroisse Est Baton Rouge, il sera ven-
du par le sousslgne JUICE de la p~aroisse Quest
Baton Rouge ct ex-oficio eneanteur pour la
meme paroisse,
MERCREDT. lie 9 aodt prschain,
a 10 heures du matin, a son bureau, la propri-
etc ci-apres decrite, dependant de la success
SION qe feu Julie Lebeau, decide Veuve
Alexis Trudeau, SAVIOR
Une terre situee dams cette p~arosse, con.
tenant trois arpens plus on moins de face au.
feuve, avec toute Ia profondeur a hquelle
ellie peut avoif droit, bornee aaintenant a ga,
partie inferieHre par lie DR.. VIM. Stone, ct a
sa ligne superieure par Dempsy P. Cain La
dlte portion stant Ia moitie indivise dime
terre de six arpens deface, plus on moins, en-
sembie avec tous ses acapoires.
CoNDfTToNs.-Un tiers compliant; la ba-
lance a un denx ct trois ans de credit en- bill
lets endosses a satisfaction ct hypotheque SUI
Ia %propriete iusqu'au parfair Placement.
y JUN II L. FAVROT, P. ].
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AVIS,
Dun magasin dcrniiremem ourtrt, rue Lnta-
yette, d Bdton Rouge.
FERNANDO DE FUENrEs, importenr de
cIgarres de la Havane, de- In premiere aualitt,
ct agent pour A. Delpit, c6lebre lubricant de
toute especs de tabac a priser, ticnt I'm maga-
sin a la Nouvelle Orleans, ct recoi. frequen,-
ment des ordres de cette vile pour les dts
articles, a cru quill serait a%vantageux tant il
lnl-mene qua ses pratiques d'ttablir uDe
branChe de son commerce dans cetie vile.
On peut maintenant s'adresser persDnnelle-
ment 4 son nouveau magasiu, vis-a-yis la re-
sidence du Juge Tessier, on il est persuade
que ses ma~rchandises donneront ample satis-
faction III pourra les obtenir aux plus has
prlx dc son anclen magasin Il la Nouyelle Or
leans, soft ell gros GU en- detail.
un bon assortment de papeterie autres ar
tlcles de denande pourront etre obtenueB.
A JUN. II 3m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-23

Foiei REMUNERATION des articles perniis
d'entrer franc de droits, d'apras lacte de
coinprotnis de 1889, dams tous ics ports
des Etats Unis, a datU du Ter courant:
Aprea IL 80 JUN 1912, seront admis
francs de dtoits: indigo, ivoirc travnille.
vif argent, SQUIRE, s~alpetre Gro, meules 4
aiguiser. botnx %ratiine, emeri, opium, fer
blanc en- feuille ct plaque, gomtne arab.
que, CONNIE du Senegal, laque pour la
teinture, garance ct raclnes de garance,
neix ct bales servant d Ia teinturc, ~safran,
turmefic, suede OH pastel, aloos, ambregris,
pois de Bonrgogne, cocheniIle, fents de
%camotnile, grnines de coriandre, hctchups,
CRAZE, coculns indicus, plaques de cornes
pour lanternes, cornes dc bnufs ct anires,
caoutchouc, wore manufacture, bales dc
Genleyre, rotins, cannes non manufactu.
rdes, ~ecailles de tortue, tain, laque vegetal
ldlt shellac servant principalement d Ia
composition des TEXTURES, gaude. ct tout
article servant pour la teinture [excepte
alum, couperose, chromate, biehromato OF
prussiate de potasse, nitrate de plomb, eau
forte ct acides tartarigues.
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All PUBLIC

Les soussignts ont forms une socists eotis
Ia faison de Pike It Babin, onn,e narchands
commissionnaires. lis porteront Ia plus grande
attention a recevotr OF e%rnbarguer du coton.
liz auront toujonrs en- main I'm assortment de
marchandises d'habitation |; aussi Corde ct
Toiie d,Embaliage qu'ils yendront a des prix
aussi bias qu'aucun autrc dams cette vile.
Ausoitet que Ia saison du cotton s'ouvrira,
ills seront prepares a acheter on faire des
ayances sur du cotton. En- solicitant une por-
ton du patronage public, lie peuvent assarer
ceux qui leur eonfieront lcurs ~afaires, qu'ils
recevront Pattention Ia plus assidue.
lis t~iennent leur magasin rue do rEglise,
deux portes a Peat du magasin ci.devant oc-
cupe pal James Mansker.
w. 8. PIKE,
10 Juliet. 20 II. v. BABIN.
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Les Yankees IL esprit d%'entrepriso des
habitans de la NouvelIe Angleterre eclate
surtout dams l'ardcur qu'ils metlent a cou.
rir apres Ia fortune. M. Cleveland en- of.
fire un exemple dams les voyages aventu.
reux don't il CITE le heros en- meme temps
que fhistorien. lie premier voyage quill
entreprit, date do quarante. cinq ans, ct
vingt ans Sc som deja ecoules depuis lie
dernier quill fit. Dams Get intervalie de
singt-cinq a yingt-six ans, le capitaine
s1Gtlssyeland a meme d fin plus dune entre-
prise fsnsssSTeet q coa1ss i,a1us- i dan.
ger, seryi solvent par le success ct d'autres
fois accable par des revers de toutes sortes.
II fut Acknowledgement riche ct pauvre, ct
il passait de la fortune d Ia pauvrete, ct de
la pauvrete a la fortune avec de 81 ~brusques
r apsitions quill etait dificile d'y rien com.
prendre.
A quatorze ans, lie Ieune Cleveland en-
ira en- qualite de commits dams la maison
de Elias Hasker Derby, Pun des marchands
les plus %entreprenans des Etats U mis-, eft le
fondatem du aux Indies. Nj.
Derby r~ecompensait libsralement tnus ceux
aui etaient a son service. En- 1892, lie
jeune Cleveland ayant dix-huit ans envi-
ron, s'embarqua pour son premier voyage
En- l7e5, il fit lie voyage de IIle Bourbon
4 bard de la barque Enierprize, en- qualne
dc supreeargue.
Cleveland fit an 1877, un voyage de
France A Ills de France, dams uDe petite
goe'ette de trente huit tonneaux settlement,
qui ne hi await COTE que mile piastres,
ct qui portrait n cargaison dc trois mile
cinq cents piastres. III n est pas probable,
dit le Navigator dams ses memories, que
les a~nnales de Ia marine marchande puts.
sent ohfr an exeHple dun enlargement
nieux adopte au commerce des Indies ct
expedite i 81 peu de frais." u relacha au
Cap de Bonne Esperancs. GU I'm amiral
lui acheta sc goelette ct tout ce
q,Feile %eontenat moyennant eine mile
piastres.
En- 1907, il tprouva dcs pertes nombreu-
ses eni, Jointes d Ia cenfiscation du nayire
qn'il commandait alors, lie reduisirent pres.
cue a 10 pauyrets. ~flentreprit de nonyeaux
voyages, ct aprss psusieurs nauffrages, sal
sizes ct conhscations, Sc trosiva possesseur
de trente-cipq mile piastres. Cette kecon-
de fortune fut engloatie CONNIE la premie.
re, par des malheurs qu'i, ne pouyRa pre-.
voir, ct lie pauvre navigator sen retourna
iui anssi pauvre quill en- etait SORT.
De 1907 ai62G, il gagna dams ses voyages
soixa nte- qainze mile piastres, quill
oerdit On ne salt trop comment avant d'ar.
aux Etats-U nis. En- 1885, il await
'enssi a railier seize mile p~iastres, mails en-
1886 il ne lui en- restait pas un cent une
ollie speculation lni await tout enieye.
En- yingt ans, c'est.a-dire de 1905 4 1925,
es pertes depasssrent lie chifTfe de deux
ent mile dollars, blen gull n'eut jamais
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ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Paroissc d'Est Baton Ronge-Com du
Troisieme District.

Robert Beal
We. No. JJbg,
Mary B. Bills ct Thomas Bile.
En- vertn DUN ordre de saisie ct de yente,
lance dams le process sua-mentionnt, adresst
All sheriff de la ~paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge, il
sera expose en- yente publique,
SAMED1, 6 Aont 1912,
d Ia maison de cour de IA vile de Baton
Rouge, commencant a IL heures du matin,
tous les droits. tltres, inttrGts OF prttentions
des dtfendeurs dams ct d Ia proprittt ci-apres
decrite, SAVIOR.
Un demi arpent de terre, siiut dams cette
partie de la vile de Baton Rouge, appellee
Spanish town, avec les batisses OF amtliora-
tionVaup s'y trouvent. borne au nord par rue
SpaniA Town, an sud par J. ID. Cavana, A
Fest par terre des hGritiers de Regilla, ct a
Pouest par John Carmena.
Saisi pour satisIaire 10 jugeinent, intertts ct
frais dams 10 process ci-dessus.
Conditions de Ia venie.
L. c. MORRIS,
2ju1liet II Dep. Sheriff.
EPICERTESi EPICERIES!
Quarante barils d'exce1lente bjere dc
Dayton;
100 caisses de- vim
Tn grand assortment de lard ct dtepiceries
en- general
I'm assortment de BONES charrues:
Charlton de Plttsbourg, Sable, Rtsine, Gou-
droh, Chaux, &c, CONSIGNMENT en- yeDte a des
prix modtrGs par
a JUN II A. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-23
MACHINE A E

4 vendre, une Machine a Vapeur de pre-
miere quallte, f~abriquee a Baltimore, eide la
force de u cheVaux, propre a fare ffarcher
UNI moulin a scie, nIr moulin a cotton, &c.
Cette machine a etc fabriquee, de con1man
de, pour lie Penitentiaire de la Louisiana, par
MN. Wells & Miller de Baltimore, ct peut-
etre consideree CONNIE l'une DIES meilleures
qui soient venues dams lie pays. On pourra
connaitre les conditions de la yente en- g adres-
saEt au Garden.
SAM. E. ISETT, CornIeis.
Penitentiaire de la Louisiana. ,
Baton Rouge, 8 Fevrier, 1912