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New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
From the Knckerbocker FOR February.
THE ANTIQUITY OF FREEDOM.
gY WILLIAM cuLLES aRTAsT.


HERE are old trees tall oaks and gnaried pines
That stream with grey-grecn NOSES mere the ground
Na4 never ircnched by spades, and flowers spring up
IEsown and die ungaheret. 1t sweet
To lnscr here among the fitting birds
Apd icap;Hg squirrels, wandering BROOKS ana wid,
That shake the leave. and scatter as they pass
\ iratrra7c" from the cetiacs linchli S't
"iti pale Blue berries. In these peaceful shades-
Peaceful 1npruned. i,nIleasurabIE Old
Ny thoughts 90 up lc long dim path o, years
Hachzto The earliest daysoi Liberty.
Oh FgsGpos. thou art no, as poets dream.
4 iaif young sirl, "i,h lgi., and deiicatr limbs
And t.;Iy ,r,,H7es cushing from the cap
With which the Roman master crowned hi, s"'
When he took on the yves. 4 beardrn l'aIi,
Armed 70 tc ret art thoU; one iIa!.fI nam 81, :. ro,r
GrasEs the broad shield aDd one the sWou' W.
Glorious in t,auty though II be- IS Scarf
with tokens of old lily Has,i'. il,i' ,-,c.d
Are Sirc,n0 with Struggling. Power al 'i'e 'i'
~. i,I,s M I,Is li1lItnnG,s Sinttrn thee,
rey co1ld no, anenci the life tnou haSti iiH"l
.Ior,il.-.s Power has dug thy dungeon ntrl
And is s;yart arInorers, by ii thousand ii'''>'
ti, forDed thy chain e' "!llte ne lt!ils re pou''u;
'gLo links are si:vered and the prison walls
!tal out ward; terribly tlou spfingest forth
a. s1ri.es the tame above a burning pile,
,nd si,oulsst 10 the natipns who reinrn
THY silou,inga NsiGe=tilc palc oppressor HES
Thv bir.iirigiIi was not 9iyen by human hands:
Thou yeert tain.born with In pieasan, fields
While y.t our race few, that sat',t with him,
10 tesd The fluiei flock and watch tl. stars,
And teach The reed 10 utter Slmp pie airs.
Thou by lis sd, amid the tangled wool
Biist upon /. panther and the VOL.
four oniy ioes; and ilion wi,l illin d.d>, draw
'Il- earliest iGrros.s on the mountain SIDE,
Soft with the Deiugc Tyranny himself,
Thy enemy. although OF freyerend look,
iioiTy ritl many years, and far obeyeI,
l. later born than thou: and as he meet,
The grave defiance OF thine elder eye.
Tie usurpcr tremJlcs. ia lbs iasit>s.~.
'rliou Shalt wax stronger with the lapse wears.
But he shall fade iriip .e),cr aye:
f'eehler, yet suhttr he shall weave ls Snarr
ind spriil9 hcin on thy careless steps, and clap
IIiSzSiinrred hands, AMI from their ambush call
In. iOcIes 10 iall upon thee. He shall send
Quaint mashers, forms Of fair and gallant inen,
10 catch thy "aze, and uttcrng graceful words
10 charm thy ear: wle his sly irnps, by stealth,
rpne round thee thread, OF steel light thread thread
'rha,grGw to .tttcrs or bind down thy arms
Wi;h Chains concealed chapets. Oh no,y
Mast thou uIibracc thy cor.le or lay By
i'liy.Sseord nor yet. Freedom! close thy Id,
Ia us;ii;i:r for thine. enemy sleeps.
tnrlrliou must watch and combat. Till the day
III the ne'V Earth and Heaven But wouldt ou rest
h.g!.iIc from tumu and the frauds OF men,
'licst. old and friendly >otudc> invite
iiry visit fhey, while yet the forest trees
Were Young upon the inviolaled Earth
Andyr ilie nOSs-stai;is on the rock We're new.
Ecilel thy glurIou, childh0od and rclocctl.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
! SR rETt.RS'S INDICATED LOZ-
IENCES. WHOLESALE and RclaI N .5J BROADWAY,

rETERS'S COUGH LOIENGES
M ar nov Lh'y ;gItf'ein% all other preparations Tor he
ehlnr,s 0 the Chest Bronchitis. aud similar pulmonary
affections IL IS nor web established that large proportion
oi eases oi Consumption ly which many valuable lyr'
are annually saefilicr oae llIrir origin IN The neglected
Colds and Coughs which might EASILY have been removed
at ' carly period Nan'ic!ne viii BE- found cira,ou'
H. cnr'@ such sass as lncsc Lounges They ntaIlby
aIIy M COACH, by removing the irritation which k.ep. II
up w!i" at tI: same they promote expccoraoa AMI
!irFc congestion Dose. One Iozcn2e is usually fIo,r
!9r an adult! wlr may repeated .ia day
u required Halt Of child eie, years old: quar-
Ter 10 one inur: and proportion When administered
10 cr.i ~ most c1nvenien way dissolve them
i'nie warm waEr e diet should De- @hi md ie bowels
medicine seldom required; bur wien coycnt pres
few catliag'ic Lnzeng"S VII be o'nd s.iu II t!r
coua lfas,ia9 a, n@ht two should be taken III bedtime
A general rule iiiey should be taken before breakfast
bu II the. arr llii ;l usual dose Will be sufficient there
pain i, ,. cli or side one 0, Perss plasrs jnrcc
II cents should le spread the par, ard won, li re-
rETERS'> WORM LOZENGEy
Are acknowledged by the faculty 10 be the most sc,lailr
and successful PREPARATION for the destruction Of WORMS
Offered to the public There are several MEDICINES aiyer
certain ami worthless have lost ali conliGrce with hr
Pub' Scic % i.iil indeed, violent in their opera
o a. % frequently lead 10 fatal results The public, there
or' - cautioned ganst them. These LOzcngs whir tbey
w! be on'i t2i perfectly safe, will the time
.. Sirr', %oi' r present TO destroy them
Eess ol lips viii! flushed cheeks grinding teeth during
steep, disturbed dreams, sleep broken oil by fright and
rrfiain9 coavron ieyer,hne> thirst bad taste in he
mouth offensive: breath, cough di!cut brealns, itching
OF 'he nor pain IN tie stomach, nausea >quearhhe's,
voracors appetite !canncss tene>m slight chs or shfer
ms, row snes> fatigue, syvcied stomach !ns, rt.ns
ana choking N Tie throat, itching o. The toward ngh.
prbid urine, frequent desire The bswel dt.
charge, Of slime ptllnucus &c
PETERS'S CORDIAL LOZENGES
Are specific for the reic Of nervous or 9"
nes, of spirts melancholy, Ianguor and debility, ehe,
from previous disease living, enio sga'ls o.
': stomach, iiT!iaility OF the nerves, ts,ertc2 aHeo
cholera horhus sense Of iatigne ana n eaacL-
oi Tue heart rom their efficacy IN NE r.. !tsr, "
itsT called ly the Iradacnc M
North SiHt street Philadelphia IS
= Magazine street., New-OrltaDs.. Jie ilA
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03


grass:
With universal tnge Of sober gold
Summons all the downes, clouds together
For the suns purple couch
Time, thai aged nurse,
Rocked me TO Patenes'
Feeling about for is cold couch OF space
And airy cradle
Cold o! cold inirr,i
Were her TAI. limbs, and lus COMMON .resa
TIE iea-sre!! took her har.
-. ere the hot sun
HIS dew rosary on th- eglanun".
Sudden though, came Ike a!l.hiown
Flashing his brow, and in his painted lrarl
Made purple not
A iyely prelude. s,honng The way
In which the voice should wander
-. the silver iiow
Oi IIero> tears the swoon o; Irogen.
Fair Pastorel!a in he bandits den,
things 10 brood on with TI,c-- ars!-ncv
Than ;l. teeh-t!ay OF empires.
He Ile'er i crowned
With immortality, who fear, 10 follow
Where airy voice, lead.
Now indeed
His senses had >wooned on he did not he-,i
The sudden silence. or III. whispers low
OR the old eye di,>oiving al is woe,
Or anxious calls or clos- OF trembling pains,
Ormald.ns sigh that grief is>eii rInbaHls.
Such turns OF thought and .wect tauces. and
they abound in the poctrv ot Keats. would suggest
10 any tasteful and unprcinoiicel mind the wlrIne>t
hopes OF poetical success. They occur indeed il
the midst of bemi~hc.. and the way to them is
sometime, atglling bu, All the serious DEFICIENCIES
of the poe, flow from the exuberancc. rather than
the paucitv Of his gifts. \ charge Of cicninacv
ha> sometimes been preferred against the warmer
pictures and tone Of his sentiment This is to
be Scribed great measure, 10 Ills want OF boz
div energy 4 very sensitive and earnest hear,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
Sebring's Restorative Cordial.
FE3HlS CORDIAL relieves Dyspens;o ~

IL Nervous affections. Acting a, tonic ], 1;-.,,,s
tho digestive organs, and them , ,hgi. Is.i 80
Il cGr.s bc,s Nervous ant Sick Headaches and reSs.
determination otbsno 10 Inc tcaI!, usually the >yr
.s,opeSr. X i> a.>1 f>ctu IN Affections the Isrr
very cicaclou> IN fidtIe.te ChOlc, AMI oer -si,
he stomach and insine>. It scry serviccab!e N s
,orrn,a Cho:n>S, LeGcorrpo, Itys;,ria ard >iiI,.
In couyalesccnrr rnnl Fsycr> lsi a,her aca,s -;
Eases, il speedily strength. TIE aget and
ld persons >-dtaTv hat.:s, prone coS:ivenes>
,uiirf nl los 1t appetite, gTsa, hrne!t ~
Sol! a,i9o FulioR si 5'6e Broadway, a o!c Baaery
ial65 I'm y
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
Behold! he walks

On heavens pavement; brothcrly he talks
To divine powers from his hand, full iain,
.luno'S proud birds are plucking early gram
He tries the nerve OF Phubus' golden bow,
And askcth where the golden apples grow:
[ pom his arm he braces Pallas' Shield,
And strives III vain 10 unsettlc and WELD
\ oyian thundcrbolt.'
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
DTLUONS,S SERIES OF GRAM

MARS-'Thc Following. Statements re,li0cl!9 tlt FiE'
M and the Greek Grannars from pcr>s, cnen; Tor ,ici,
learning and ,iesOtOn Ia the can>' ot education may aof
-n,e raranre To the public tor the character Of these
works:
We have examined the second edition OF DR.. Huslois>
Greek Grammar and consider il upon the Whole the best
Grammar nf the Greek language with which we are ac-
suan,r The paris TO be committed TO ine.u'ry arr h',
concise and comprehensive thu illustrations are full without
prOiNv and iiIt arrangement natural and u,licioS lhc
edition considerably reduced IN size from a., a.. o sr
pa,ion .ich labor and research well sound Judge
inen WE persuaded that the general USE OF |, IN our
Grammar Schools and Academic, would facilitate ,. ar-
du,i,ion OF a thoro.el Knowledge OF the lauuagc. JUDI
cou> teachers pursuing the plan marked ont by the author
:s preface would usually conduct their pupils 10 com
tent h,>wed,o the language i'll less time by several
months than bv the systems formerly in use We therefore
itl,,.. lirc
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
No TIC-E To RupTURED PR.

Y SnNs.-Dr. 4 G. HULL, No, / vcsey S A;o-
House New nsS.Pefsor> afflicted with Rup;uses Dav
rsI, mon the >, il rIl, nta! a. the world affords on ~
Ecatitn It his o;tct N>sv New fo'k. OK 10 e,,tr !.
his numerous agents in tie chief towns o:Ihe United Stats,
Parents must be careful The back pad OF D.
Flol> Tgs>rS see il lhcy endorsed By Dr. lisRo
writing Na, other are genuine 10 he relied on as gc
Dr. TIiI guarantees 20 III otherwise healthy yvie.,,
who cali NJ his ciict for treatment !; the cure be not ra
r;i and acruarrni precr,ic 'e necessity wray.
l w;a,everI the money a'!yirce returned On
rcxp!ra1a OF The specified ior The cure Whatever
progress the gurr have lna,e toward eradication
\ comperGt lrSeonoi - ycat> experience IN the an Of
lrG>>lS Eu!tur,~ co>;an attendance Al Dr.. ltc.,
office.
Chdrenumeri2 IL ycars universally curc, ilou tlr;srr
expense, tirl III? Cos. a ;c rG~ The RADICAL cure ha,
been under progressive practical Improvement Tor uo;s
Than ~ Years past IN Dr ilulfS T,>, Oiice, and
bFoaSt't 10 2 state OF "rl'alle'l perfection.
Man trcaGhtrouS agents have undertaken Srd RITA.
rioE o Dr. ng> celebrated Hinge anl Pivot Truss FOR Tie
ard ,ai frten,on o. itupnrc. rhc., .a,ta!as can
not lie seie 6aey made uv ur. .iul surgeons '5ri
ltG clan> an better h;s ordinary Truss. a
the market IKE genuine. have nv full name ,siI
\ I ri,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
TNGLISH NEWSPAPERS. AtAGN-

H 4 zTNEs. B00KS--.V'!D
News >uaper Otiic,. Liverpool.
CHARLES WILMER. Of Liverpool. supplies tlr :llne-
-ican public with BRITISH NEWSPAPERS. MA'A-
ZINES BOOKS and PRINTS the most. adv ln;ag,'Il!'
terms He forwards the lasr>; editions OF all The Lon
don and Provincial Newspapers Shipping Lists Prct Cur
rents &c &C. as wei! those from all parts the Eurnpca
Continent hv the Steamers AMI Liners from Liverpool io-
don and Bristol and Tie Magazines Books. and Prints, a
HI, charye or a London Daily Paperi> G. s.: week.
IL one published Fivepeuce, II j.. ltkl or >iSlsnse
f, 81 per asaum; all The Magazines, Books or PIg'>
he supple, e prices they are charged by t'ie
publishers IN l.onion 49,,
All orders should disappointment e addressed
.CuAslEsr in iu. and will be attended I" uit'> ac-
coupanc lv remittance reference, tor asln"i. Fee
months in advance. soma, Liverpoolo or LonGn hoa>e
PS-Ne. Letters, comprising an cpitome o every ';ihs
interesting 10 American Canadian readers furnished on
reasonable. terms. - taHis
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

New-l ork, May y, lail.
MtSsrS a. B. ( ID. Sanis-Genemen,-F Feelings OF
ihankrue>, ami @rn'udc induce me 10 inonn You that
perfectly cured o the Salt eum by the use OF your
Remedy. Tin, disease >Irt+ld over both my lands 10
finger ends, and had beer. standing fourteen years during
which time WIS nIer the treatment OF more than twenty
different y>'inS, who M failed 10 give i"re than ie''
Dorlry relief unable TO hand, bui ntte aGd
could not put l. WATER nails repeatedly came Of.
an was almos, helpless from the complaint tried nd!
an Root doctors, but a 60 no purpose, until tHt summer
advised by friend IN use your Remedy ltnmrnced
il with llile ali having tried IN many things without pro-
ducmg any good effect. Ina cw day my hands were br.
ter, and Notwithstanding put Them in water daily hey
continued Ia improve; and IN a lew weeks were entirely
well. ltisuow than weeks since ilie
tnctc,i, since which time hey lave been perfectly well
NnlILs u1., rt.suecilnllY
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

PURSUANT to an order made by the Honorable
tredtrck ~ Iainladge Recorder of the CITY Of Nc,y
York unaer the SIKH article title OF III. ib ca-
,e ol ihe eonG p5 OF the Revised Statutes all persons
reqqired to render TO The undersigned assignee. an accom-,
al s a. m eses a @ ana suns Of owing by them respectively
N their possession any properly OK effects Of said qoe
. oriin ana all creditors OF the aad Cornelius s. Grin
are 10 deliver the and their respective &C
eighth day OF March next EDW w pTsMop ue ,iie
d1y d1..orney and Counsellor, q BeekInansI, Assignee
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
" B.-Wncd at the above place e" dozen OF the IN,
ported BRITISH OIL. ilS
- 4 \ ID SIS REMEDY FOR SALT

S \ \ ID SIS REMEDY FOR SALT
- RIlEUM.-" Warranted 10 cure"-$alt Rhcum Ring.
worn letter Scald Head, Barber, Jackson l,ch Ec1a
ma Psoriasis. Paaiia aud Other diseases 0 the ski1 aIe
siev certainly aud .tcuay cured by the Sanass
Remedy. which has How been tested nlnorc than hsu.
>an,i l;ercat the above diseases without having
failed any where the directions attended TO- The
paralclr success OF this remedy in curing diseases OF lie
Skin is without cGualin the history OF medicine The Con.
pound Syrup ot SarSaparilla Is recommended In be used
ni:ll the Remedy IL ens To throw from the blood
AMI system generally all TIE uiealtly Lumor connected
with the diseases and the application ot the remedy
ually the time entirely e:adcalcS II from the
Thersme,y is perfectly harmlr in lis operation, and
may be applied with safety 10 the SKIN OF the enderN
infant Testimonials OF lis efficacy are daily received, hDi
the following selected puhta,oD, whiehit ;hough
will satisfy he mind OF every candid person OF It's eNao
,linarv virtues:
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
CURE IN ONE MTYITTF-Yon ca

TURE IN ONE MINUTE.-You can
~ for l2scen,s procure roll OF wu Browns Pencil Paste
Ii Your stove CRATE covered with rust, minute
by the application OF the above article, iusrr will be
uuce That VIII astoniSl the who makes OF Il The
Sasis Is Used without making d>; and will much
more brilliant po!is than The British American LuSre IN
the iorn OF powder. The polish made by the Paste
also inucn more drrable Manufactured by WM BROWN,
Chemist No ts Washington street, Boston Dealer, and
families supplied by B. D. Sands, Dnsg>r, Nc. 7s
= Ees, Broadway, and Abraham B. sands Co No 273
Broadway. n I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
IOTIN CHAPMAN, 70 Chatham street
New-Yorl;, Sept. Is, 1888.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retailky
4 Il. < ID. SANDS Druggists,

70 ard 100 Fulton street
Sold also lay Abraham b. Sands Co. No 27J Broadway
David shns J. Co. no Y East Broadwny anil by William
Brown, &. Washington street and 3 w. Fowe, 80 Prince
street, Eonn Joseph Eacl Jr Providence, Il. l., F.. W.
Bull, Hartford Conn, DR.. 4. W. MahcwSon; Norwich
Conn H. Eamis Co AIbanyJ Gorham and J. Fowler.
Nawbureh ~ y, Dr.. David Jane 90 South Third street
Pli!adeif!ia G. +. Tyler, Baltimore f. lrcven son.
Pougikcals.c an. by Druggists generally IN all the primes
pal cities and c!r ,owI II. the CEilcd States Price q.
i.IlJ I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
II1N IFN VUIWV' ,
4 WHY L EWl

LYDIA LEWIS, Newark, NJ.
NlcSsrs. a. B. & d. Sands Grnllemcn,-l eerliIy thai
have been cured OF The Salt R.cum oi years standing,
by the your Remedy and syrup Of Sarsaparla and
wish every person iroublx with this dreadful complaint
in any form would call me-, ana viii satisfy them that
Your medicine viii cure them perfectly
ANN MARIA WEIBAlL.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

. And still She slrp, an azure-liddcd sleep,
In blanci-d linen, >Inoot. and lavendrr'd.
While. he from forth the closet brought a hcnr
OF canded apple, ounce, and plum and gourd;
With jell!cs swccter than the creamy curd,
And lucid syrups iinct with cinnamon;
Mamma and dates in argo>y Transferred
From Fcz: and spiccd da!nties, every one.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
IFINT.S Vegetable COUGH Candy

an niniilb!t remedy for eoug h> cold, jniuea1a ,ol
IN net Tor nearly every primary affection OF The lung, Ts
reD,a,cd composed : offered by 'e proprietor With ,fe
i..! confidence di c:ncacy an! usefulness ,n5.
M the r> materials ana contains the e,t-act OF nearly s,er
herb lin,lS iog medical virtues improved hv pr,,,
kn,ssI only the Pfupr re!or and he warrants iiu
every ,,lteriolS ingredient: He challenges caynrarlS,n
will ai,v other egeahe compound in thus city, krsiue A,
he does a, nva!idS wil alter ar and impartial uia! DE-
eide tl. ii> candy i the. mach wanted .Muum IN paryo,
Fn,.sale hv the PROPRIETOR No tS6 Grand coynar Of Pt,
p,i., ~. ~ it in
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
GERMAN PLASTER

II, mos, ercal remedy tor the following conipIlii.s
Cor,> Cuts, Brui,.S Burns, NelonS, Si RncHit rt'c
Sore. Sore Throat S, In Boxes ron one 10 tour ,,i1
This Plaster ls beer, used for these seven years WIN cdt
success ,ll those Who make use al II VIII t very
80, vii Inc SUFFICIENT Recommendation. Sold by AlF CI,-
n.r. PROPRIETOR los wt-,er-streel near Hons;on; -
r,I.us Iij Bowery; F. H. Tri7p. 10; DNi>!on.>ir1y5 NJ
and Canu1>, George Thompson corner OF Hudson and
Chri>;ophcr-,tre"l. =. r,,., /,
-; ZaIIa.,r, E,I,nr.s, n In
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
Rrsilence lc9 Nas:an Il store t5 tnllnn i.

# New l bEh, June - lSll
MeS,rS. 4. L. ( ID. Sanls-G Gcntlcmcn,-Fee deeply
indebted 10 you for Tie valuable services you ay, rclerrd
do most cheeriull inform You that my wife entirely
cured OF the salt i;leum Ly the al your Remedy and
syrup OF Sar,npiIa Sacta been very severely afflicted
with the disease u the tdce SIX yeathad ,re various
mecnes both internal and external without poiucnga any
good elect, Gulby he advice OF friend who cure!
by your medicine, she induced 10 it, and au thank
ui 10 say lic result las been pcr!eCtcnre
G0uVs T,sDect,ullv
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
ENpOSED.-Tbe

Il subscriber las hand % No bottles HAARtE, OIL
which !se wzrrarS be g"nuin,. His motto is lione>,y
is the hest policy
The subscriber would here express his regret that uany
OF h fellow citizens liaye hitherto permitted 'he,~cvrS 4,
b, dccc.vcG! ad imposed upon by i>h0nr., ;uask
auconecr. and prcener> who otlar 10 sell What they ca
Ilaa-em OIL II fourteen shillinss per gross
Attend sjct,y 10 the following: Wrappers printed in tie
German lang a and to>.. with irtv,iN head. iuy..
ably spurious and OF those printed in the English more
than one out OF hundred is grnune most o theu beng
primut N NeNv-lorh. All genuine arr English, and
have my and residence printed on ,hem This soue
by Mr.. rsy tie manufacturer IN Holland. rley hare a!o
written signature.
This Iaar!em OIL Is used or variety OF Diseases
needs putting lis always secures il recornsu,.
lion. Coughs and colds cure! by without putting il, IN
the >'vie Candy dealers
y. B-1c Un,icr, -nc sells the hes; Candies iSiuarp,)
in New Tort hut he 10 NJ sell Cough Candies cure con.
SUMPTION >Irancd ankles and ;o0achc; he leaves That %
large dealers antme,lica! gentleman
y. b. Genuine German Cologne Wafer imported hy the
zu,rier>isned. CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER,
Fancy Store, No. III East Broadway,
One door above Pike It
y. E-Wmtcd the above place iew dozen OF the ins
ported BRITISH OIL. is
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
.rrciilir

Upon these living flowers. Here i, vine
Alive with sparkl.S-never, aver,
Since Ariadne Was viutaCer,
80 cool purple: taste these Juicy pear,,
Sent me by sad NertuInnu>, when his fear.
Were high about Pomona: here !, cream
Deepening 20 richness from snowy gleain;
Swerer than that nurse .Aimathea >kimm'd
For The boy Jupiter: and here undnmed
BY any touch, bunch ol blooming plum,
Ready TO melt between an infants gums:
And here is mama pick'd from Syrian trees
IN starlight by the three lle>pcrde>.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

nR. J. G.. HEWETT takes this method
~ thanks 10 h friends and tie .ub!c for The
liberal he la, received in hi line practice
which co.ticd 10 Sprats D:-locauon Hip Diseases
White Sweing., Curvatures and Diseased Spne> Rleu
matis, Nervous Affections Cont-act.ons, and all Diseases
OF The joints and Limbs, &c.
References given application 10 Dr.. H. 81 Broadway,
between Broomc and Spring SIS. jas 3nt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-26
EATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA, sc 7aAEs, as4e.

election ct quill aera soutenu par un grant
nomhre d'electeurs d'Ouest Baton Rouge ot
d'sbcrviIie.
Nix. L'EotTEUR,-Veuillez annoncer MI
ABEL WAUnuLi CONNIE candilat pour Nnire
de cette vile a l'6ltction qui dot avoir lieu lie
mois d'Ayril proclaim.
Nous mime autoris6s a announcer If. JAS.
COOPER, candidat pour Ii place de Marie i Ia
prochalne election municipale.
Nous soInIne prizes d'aanorcer le General
JoHN DAVENPORT, candidat pour nsutbfe de Ia
Chambre DIES Rqpr&sentans, a Ia proeha,ne
election.
II Nous somncs autoriBe 4 announcer Mr..
Henry ToMLINsoN CONNIE candjdat pour ie
congeil de vile, ct SAM. SKoLrIELp, pour
Trcaorior ct Collccteur, a Ia prochaino cleo
ton.
Nous sotnm.s prits d'annonccr Messrs. +.
ARMOUR. J. IAQrIHo, MoEGAS Moran ct A.
MoNGET eandidata pour le Coriseil DC Vile 4
la proCflaine election.
r. LEGENnrf ct JoHv T~IuGrrT recevroa
Ie support de beaucoup dc C~itoycRs con2lne
candIdats pour le Cotiseil de vile d 10 pro-
chaine 6lectiou.
Nous s0Iunes autorjs6s a announcer NJ. PAUL
CHOPIN Candldat pour nembre du coJseiI de
VILE a Ia procbaine election.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Pcroisse d'Ea Baton Roagc-Cour d.
I'r0isifmc District.
J. & Z. F. Phillips g. Co.

Samuel Watson.
En- vertu dun piur. writ de feri facias airea
sc an Sheriff de la r~aroisse DIST Baton Ron
&c, par Phon. cour du troisitme district, tenua
dams ct pour Ia dite paroisse, il sera expose Ell
vente publique,
MERcEED1, 30 M1rs proclaim, 1912,
a Ia maisen de couf de Ia vile dc Baton Rougs
i fhenre ordlnalre des ventas, tous les droi.z,
tItreS, inferGts ct prGtentions du defendalg
dams ct Il la proprIet6 ~ci-apres dGs'gnts.
Tn certain moroccan de tcrrs sitre Gars
cette paroisse, a environ HUT miles De IA vile
de Baton Rouge, sur les eapx DE- ranes' Creek.
contcnapt 81 siElG0 aFpsag p!ts gu moin-,
d5signe cans les archives du Bnrsaa das
Terres CONNIE lot No. : dc Ia gccti7r No. u,
townshipsNo. 7 sud. range no. | Dc fest, ayec
toutes les batisses ct aEntli3rations oui s'y
trouvent.
saisis pour satiefalre All Jurernont, inttrets
ct frais resultant dl process ci-dassus ensscS.
Conditions Dc "a yente compliant.
C, MORRIS, Dep. 5htrif.
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TREsoR DIES ETATs-U Musicians IN
message quill Went d~'envoyer au S6nat,
lie president dit que, par suite dune dimi-
mutton sur les droits, il Y aura, IN deficit
at tr6sor d,a peupres trois millions, pour
les mois de Mars, ApriI ct Mai.