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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28
FIAT mr. Ia Louisiana.
PAnolsss b'Ear EArov RopGE,

FAHulsHH y EaT EATON RduGE.
II aeFa 7cnda par 'e pousaigat, Juge de pa
reisse ct az. 5fiieio encauteur,.
MARDE % JUN preehaln.
en- ssrtt dun ofifs de In enpr di Hrts Din.
trie', tsAi De In ihttiHiane, Ia rfepritte sui.
yante, abandonnbs par A. GspfFfoy ! see err.
h~nfifrH, savoif
I'm lot de TORE sitat fans cote sarfion 10
IA vile. djyiste pm, g. Leonsfd, d. signf apr IN
plsn ~fgnrattf par no. |. dc l'llet 10. 2. en- stubl,
ayrr 'antaa les hstissas ct au,ti,esations aui
~ troivsn'.
In autfe lot dane II msne section 4r frtfa
vile, dssignh anf 10 plan par m. IA, de l'ilat
10, z, ayec les hAtissss ell amtiioratinus qui
a'y frouvent. Ds plus, uho ebsfsfte CT aps
tamps. a
La vents 50 fsra sur lss lieux sng coldi.
tons ssItssntes mr. credit de donz t1ois pour
IL proprlttt fonci6tc. sujet i nm hypotiisqus
db ms rntenaft h Ia banaus, que i'of fera foa.
naitFe 10 jour DE- Ia gshte, lea acqptrsure don.
neFent leura bjIlsla soaosshs at hypnthsgus
Iusqs's p~affait pslNmeni Ia ptopriktt person
nslls AL compliant, ri ls mnntant n'sxe6de pas
$50, au.deRers de retts eornme, douze nois
de credit, 81, bil!e'a enaoBses, payab!ea Ell
banaue.
81 moi rs I'll. TESTER. ri.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28

SrHIsIsTRE.-psr ls bateau a yapeur
Duke-of. Orleans on q appris que les bo.Sl-
loires do steamer Douglas ont creve un psn
au.dessus de lembouchure do POhio. Six
pessonnes ont etc tuees ct vingt-slx blssess
par Pexplosion. Parmi les morris &c trou-
vent III. Leonard Nine Johnson ct son
srfsat, de la Nouvells, Qslaaus.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28
res ;ournauk da New York aui nous

Les journaul do New York qui nous
sont paryenus par la MALE d'hier, annon.
cent que i'on dommensais 4 craindre seri.
eusement que he navire Brunswick, parti
de Liverpool ID 4 avrii pour New York,
n'sut etc perdi. Plusiears debris ~recuell'
lie en- nseT, ct marques au nom da Bruns'
s,;ck, ne laissakent pr-saae plus de doaie
sur lie sort de de- maiheureux Ravire.
Lea icurntux de New York annencsnI
aus pernprant fsderai a 6t& dt~fn,.iveuasa
co~nftacs, 81 leu s,ea fsnt,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28

10 president dss Etats. Unts a kcrit an
gouynrneur King ane lestre OH il lui decla.
lie encore uns fo,s qn',l est pref d Iui don.
ner atae et protection anssi!6t que les SIT
iorites civiies du Rheds. lain nd no seront
plas cspsb!es do maintenir par sliea-sae-
mes ct sans secours otrangsrs la traHqosiit5
dams lEtst.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28
ETAT DE La Louisiana.

TTAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
Payoisse dEn RAtoa Rougc-~Coar au
TYotst9mc District.
Bangna de Cits de Ia Nile. Ofltans1
sn. iJ2Bk,
Joseph y. Cavana.
En- vertu dun ordra dc sais's et De ven'c,
lance dams 10 process ci-densas, adressb al
shtrlf Do Ia paroisse d'Eat Balon Rouge, il
sefa EXPOSE en- yepte pubIigur,
SAMEDI, le 9 Juliet isi2,
a Ia rnsiaon de cour dara IN Wills do Baton
Rouge, eoumancant a IL heur-s a. NJ, foos
les drolts, tire luttr&ts ct pr6teasions du
~atfsndeur, dsns ct A Ia prophetic ei-apT.s de-
critic, aayeir
In certain lot Oh moroccan de terrs. eonts-
nant trois arpsns eupcrfcie!a. plss OH n'srs,
situe dams eette partie de- ii vile de Baton
Rouge, appellee Vile Erpagnole, faiaant face
a la rue du nord, ases toutaa lea batisses ct
authorizations qni sly trouvsnt, ttsn: Ia meme
proprittt acquIse par IL dit Joseph y. Cavana
de Lanon IL hrbour, par IN acte pasae par
devant Charles Tessier, notaire public, 10 8
novembre 1884.
saisi pour satisfaire su Judgement, inttrats
ct fraia dams 10 process ci-2essus.
Conditions lie Ia vente--ennpfanf, sans Eva
~luation. L. e. NORRIS,
% mai 10 Dep. 3h&rif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28
H.sT09 w % UGE,
saanpr, 90 Mar, 1912.
rAsRios Fr lsosroa~-Ls course dent of


rAeRIos TT HosToN-Le eourss don't of
avail depuia vi leng-tempH l'espsstative, cntr,
lee elIabrsa eonfeufa, n ell lieu, 10 10 de CO
ueIs, 4 Loag-lsland, eenfertns ment 4 ce gu
await etc annenee. Cette cautes cat eensi.
rJte CONNIE 10 lseilleure don't On nit esrdt
- sopysnir. II ~ troavsit plus de 10000
spectators. et lea valsureux anitnsux, dspuiH
10 moment % lie ont quite 10 point do depart
%jusou'A eeiui cd los hnnnsurs dc Ia %jonrnte
ont etc ,~empoftts par Fashions ont tsnu 10
mul,ituds aus IN ttat d'cSa'tat'on qa' sp-
7reehait d. Ia ffe .stsie. II n'yaeu que dens
couraea, Al, Fashion "a a gagntes, tou'ee les
aeus Ia iers on rept .%~,nafee tfehte-deux
seeondea ct demle La sse~ "do on sept nal.
nu,es guaranteeing reeondea, ssietfy OF
Eclipse ont mis- 7 81 at 7 10 pour pa.e@aff
Ia meme eapaee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28
AVIS.

Les p~ersonnes syant des rsciama,ions cor
tire Ia succession de feue Elizabeth Thoaaas
decide. sont prize - de les presenter an SOUS
signs. dament certiaees !; ct eenx eri doiyert
j Ia dite succession sont invites ayenir payer
sans de]ai au soussigne-
i4na II -. l. THOMAS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28

DoxArtos.~-Fany Ellslsr, l~'artis'e cha.
ritshle, a envoys par /. s~fearasr Alabama,
arrive dams notfs port ayant. bier, nnc
aornu,s de cent piastrea en- donblons rsps-
gnols A rAsyIe des orphelias de Ia Noasel,
is. Orlsans.--A6etHs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28
CDUH DIES pREUVEs,
Farolsae d'Est Baton Rouge.

Attandu que William Written s'est siartasA
4 In altdlte ronr pour tsts flhtntls adtnihtsi IA.
tour h Ia anefe .ston de fsns Gassaiadra Eel
ser. vstive Whtlten, dkeedfr,
Avis est dehnf 4 inta fsus inttrsests d'ssair
4 dtdnifs dams lss dix %iotirs gui s~aigfent ls
pftehnt avis, leuFs raisons potrqHsi n DE-.
matds dn dit patItteBnafrs re sefatt pas ne-
cordte.
CIT T'EFsffR, J. do parsiss.
Attest a, WINTHROP, Clerk.
~ mai 1912. If
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28

s~tNtsrHE lie steamer F9oritla, pafi,
dernlerement de Charleston p"ut Savanna,
n spmbfs h environ deux Iiaaes do ectte
derniats vile. par suite dune vols d'ssu
qui s't'ait tout.s.coup dsclsrae, an ms qn'en
PIT VA connnitre Ia cause. L'tqulpags ell
les officers ne soat Iotes dams leg ehaloupes,
q SOM arrives A. ms ct aanfs i Savannah.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28

F~boHspn.~~II a els feeu b sayansl, dos
nouyellea de Ia Floride jasqn'au 10 mai.
Ellea ma sont gusfs Im%rortantes. Ls Col.
onsl Worth Sc trouvait an Fort King, IL q
coufant. Halleclt Tustsnrgges, OF Sos
guerrero, accompanies dune forte eHenu.
adv de- soldnts ainsrlehins. btaIon, @n route
pour Tampa, oil an staamor les attondait
pour lea transporter A Ia Movable. Dries ms.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28

Mourean steamer de guerre a~mfricain.-
Tn nouveau steamer de guerre fUniaa, a
ais lance des chantiers do Gosport. On
en- parle CONNIE dun parfait models d'ar-
chitectuTe nsyaie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28

uopE.lstAnp.~~Lep Ionrnaux du Nord
nnnoncent que ls gonyefneur din Rhode.
Island, ohtra DIES nenAcea ct de In violence
du part du llhra suffrage, est rssolu d "a.
eourlr Hus maysns bnstgiqnea OF 1 falre
nrr6ter Dofr, lnmedlstemeat apfs. son
retour d Providence.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28
AVIS.

Une aiacsion seca tsags, MssarsIs e /.
IAN, 4 Ia Mason De Cour daHs l. siI,s Ia
Eaton Rouge, poor IN me,sbre 6s sonseil de
vile pour fsnT,ife Ia place saeanse occasion.
nee par IA deraFssian De Mr.. John Hugaes.
JAMES COOPER
81 mai. Ii Es
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28

Havana. On a rscu des nouvsIlss de
rHaysno jusqu'au 10 conta ut.
B~ustamente, Tex president du Movique
s'mnuRai. vers Ice premier io,Ira de ce mois,
ado politics excursions champttres dams les
rnyirons do GUluas, et ns sanblsit pas en-.
core prot 4 s'einbsrqusr pour l'Eurepe.
une lettre particuliara reeus de San va
20 de Cube, annonee que celte vile n eprou-
We. dams In lourna du Z eonrani, in trem-
Element do terre qui n dure environ qusirs
minutes. Les murs de ~pIusieur tdi'csa
furent laxardea du haut en- ba-, OF Ia ca.
th6drsie en- particular SQUIRT besucoup
des oscillations du so'. II ny a ell hsursu-
etarent auc,in acciisst 4 dtp!orer.
Les dcrnidrsa nouvellss que nous ayons
reeoes Europe sont cslle apporttsr per lie
Britannia, ct gui neus son venues pAr
ia yoie do Ia Nourelle- Orleans.
10 Steamer Dee u quite nofrs ort pour
rAnglcterre, le 10 coursn'. In ligne d.s
rtsn mors nnglsis donne hisn pen de sstis-
faction 4 ceux eui s'intdraasent aux ~neuvel.
lss d'Europs, OF encore moina 4 cenx qii
on, uyoc rAne'sserre des raprorta de com.
meree. Nj. 1'urrbnll. Get abolitioniste en-
rage, don't la criHninslIs conduIts lui n vn-
III tan, d'aecu.atiors mtriteos eupras de
ron g~ouvsrnoment, visnt d'Atre destitu6
de "a place de consul; son successsnr arri-
vera probsblement par le proclaim steam
er.--Ertrait dune iearS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cur do Pasoisso~-Paroisse A'Ess pstos
Rouge.
Peter Lang!ane
vs.. 1870,
Joseph ID. CaTana. .

En- yerta dun alias orsrs De feyi faeiss
lance dams l- process ci-aessus ct a6rergc III.
sherif DE IA paroisse .ss-dite, i. sara expose,
en- Vense publique,
sAMEDi, lie Q inlet proclaim,
d Ia mason dc coury dams Ia vile de Baton
Rouge, a fheure h&titaeilc dee venfes, tous
les droits, titrss, iBttsats ct prstentiong du
defendeurs, dams ct a Ia propsiGte ~ci-apres
dCcrite, sayoir
I'm lot ct derni de 'erre situe dams cette
par'ie de In vile dc Baton Rouge srpnate gar
leu 4. Grass, ct dlsigHs dams lie d plan par
no. deax ct de,ni nord de lot DO. 2, dane l'iiet
no. 2. ayec les 5a,ieseg ct anelio-sfisns sEi
shy troueent.
Saisi pour s~atisfairs le jugemeut, irte.e. e.
frals dans lie process ci-dessus.
Conditions de Ia yeEte-eomrtant.
L. c. NORRIS.
- nai ID Dep. Sheriff,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28
ETAT De IA LOUISIANA.
PARotssE D'EsT FELIcrAaA.
lillian 7. Hanna ct al.
VS..
Rabert Greenwich.
James Holmes
gs.
Itc meme.

I'm vertn dun erdre de fieri eacias lance
dams les process ci-dessus par ]. c. White. I'M
iuge de paix dsns ct pour "a paroisse a'Est Fe-
~liciana, adresss au shariffde la Paroisse DIST
Baton Rouge, TAI eaisi ct ezposerai en- rents
publiqne, lie 2 5uiileE proclaim. etant le pre-
rnier saHiedi dams lie dit mois. a Ia maison Dc
cour, dams la vile de Batsn Rouge, commen-
cant A IL heures: tons lee droits tires in
terats ct prstensions de William II. Green-
well dams ct D Ia preprista suivaHte. SAVIOR:
Une c~ertsine negresse Nominee Harriet.
agfe a'ecyireH suatorze ans.
Saisi pour satisfaire lie Placement dune obii-
CATION a douz. mois. pour laquelle Robert
Greenwelfest principal ct William Il. Green
well securitt, aycc les iattrsts ct frais-
Conditions de Ia vente-comptant sans eva
laation. l.. G. NORRIS,
% mai IS Dep shsrif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28
COUR DIES ETAT3 UNfJ.
District E.ss de- la LouiAlaps.
Humphrey 1ay!er, J
Va. mo u.
Bailey r. Chimney


En- vsrtu dun process lancts par !'honorabls
corr HuE.p.rt!ornte, 81 adresst 80 martchai
au diatfict@sst - la Louisiana M / son d. puts.
j'ai ssisi ct otffrai en- vents pubijque, A Ia
nlsison de- eenr db Ia vile de springfield, ps-
foisap do L~iyinraton.
- LUNDI, lie ~ Juin 1912,
entrs les 10 hsures du rnatln ct DE- Fsrr&n
midi ioua lea droi'r, t1,rea Of prkfsn'tat du
dtlendoar 4 Ia propriets ~cj-apres decrits:
neuy pieces ea r1orcsarz lie tsfrs. eonis-
asnt dnuza cents trente.trois 1900 (1233
.IDlI0U) nrpsns, avcn.toutss lea authorizations
qni Wy trouveni, stiuas dana IL paroiase de III
vingston, 81 borne CONNIE suii 4 Fest par les
tsrree ds soseh OF keys, Ell q l'ouest par Ia
rtviArs htnite. ttant Ia msrne psnprists ache .
TIA T,sr 10 dit Clancy ds John r. Smith.
La dife Ffopristt est satair pour satirfairs Ia
deniaads du defeBdeur ct les frais
Conditions de Ia ysnte-~cemptani. avee be-
rtice d'tvaiuatien.
w. e. MeDOtGAI,
q maj IL Dep. Martchsl.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28

DgTzsu 4 Ia seole de Ia p~erois~s
s. lear Eaptiste. he negro Eamua
Tos. Sc aIsza. appar.enir a Mr.
fII John Davis. de Baton Rouge.
ssazzaE@ saisls $ pleas 9 p2u~es, raes2re ar
glaise ls as nagre est nsaixrs q. pea nv.
LIE prosrittssre eat prize ds 10 Fetirer 81 -
eeEtozaant : IA ioa.
PIERRE BORNE.
y ma. 10 By Dep. Saer.t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28

TN puHL.--On lit dams Ia correspcn-
dance Wsshingtonienne do l'Abellls, du
ID courant:
NJ. Wise q etc arrtts, il y a cus3ques
jours, ct tenu de fournir caution pour repon.
DIRE de ra conduite enycrs M. atanly.
L'autortte veut absoiument prevenir toute
~rencontre entire les honntables memares.
NJ. WISE syant comparu deyant 10 JUICE
qui l'svait fat arrsteF, a declare qua Ia
Cour n'avait nullement lie dreit de Ie fare
a~rprehender sur un simple souncon; quill
etait, d'ailleurs, membre du Congress, ct
que CONNIE tel ii reclalnait son privilege
d'in.ioIabilita. NJ. Stanly, pour eviter
d'stre arrete, es. part il y q deji rlusieurs
jouts pour Baltimore, Oh il attend NJ. Wise.
Ills ont, dit-on, decide gn'aussitot au'ils &C.
raient hors du district de Colombo, NJ.
Stanly envsrrait III ~caTtela M. Wise. II
ny a done pas dc dcute qa'un duel aura
lieu entire les deEx honorables.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28
COM

NouvGLLE OnLEANs, "a Mai, 1912.
Coroa--Arrisa dcpuis 10 20 Din courant 1862
bales ;eaptdif dana In meme espaeo de- temps
sf27 bales, ee qui fat nne reduction du sfock
d. 1915 bales ct iatsae en- mains, y eon,pris re
que 80 trouye 4 bord dss ~nagtres non rrcers
e*ptdi'e aujoard'bnt TN stock ts se,957
bales.
Aamadi dsrnier nalre rnarfht y htt trsr
Gaines, les rentes mont paH attstut al della do
1910 bal ies, dspnta le commencement DIS Ia ae-
name a'est ains tlerse, her il A ftt dispose de
$500 ballee, ct auiourd'hn $500 ont change
de mains. La plGH grande pattle dr. css opt-
rationH ont ell len pour le compile dos marehts
d'Angleterre. lie marehs ktait tres ferme
A III el6fure.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28
Nous lisons dams un journal do rbila

Nous llsous dams un journal do Fbila-
delphio
lie secrstnire d'atat, NJ. Webster, dams
une Iattrs ecritc aux gouverneurs du Maine
81 du Massachusetts, leur snnsuce que lord
Ashburton, ensoye cxtrsorainalre de Ia
Grsnde. Bretagne, est NUM- do pleins po'i-
soirs pour rhsoud's tous los difercnds, do
quslgue nature qu'ils s%eront, qui existent
entrel'Ang|eterre ct les Etsts- ME; Ell que,
quaint aux frontieres du Nord. Eat en- parti-
cutler TIA question Ia plus dengereuss peut-
&tre il a,sit s~utorise n faire tracer de con.
csrtsvec Union tine ligne conssntionnelis
qui s~crvirait desormais os dhmafcation en-.
tire 10 Canada ct Leo Etets-U niy.
IN. Webster est part pour 10 Nord, dana
10 but sans doute be hater In solution do
cette interminable question dcs frontisves.
La legislature ,du Muine ss rtuni 10 Is
courunt, ct ls Eouyernotrd a Massachusetts
a etc a~niorise i sgir pour Petat. Tout
nou fat don't espersr un heureux rtsultst."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28
,slricATfog DE LIVERPOOL,

.ssueREy-Ls marchs s'est msintenu dams
le meme dtHt 1, calme, les ventes mont Ell
len que par pstits lota pour lOpesf. Les
priy aont t~oujours lss tnsmeT, G'est b dire do
q a 81 pour les qualities extremes.
MELAssE line s'cas fat qus pen d'aifairez
dams Get article. Lea arriyages sont tres ra-
res, les prlx par csns.qnentnent ne sont pas
%aiieetts par le pen de denandes. ftoue cotoua
10 a III Felon Ia qnaiitt.
FAr1NE.--Ily a GU qnelquea dcrnsndcs pour
Peypeditton , neis avoos rrferdn t,arler de
plusieurs yen'es a s4,374 ct $3.50. La de-
'~ande pour In concentration &c realise a
Si,50 Ice bonnes marques.
CHAsGE-La demande a tt6 meillcur de-
puts nstrs dernier rapport, mai, les ptlx mont
que le~gerement yaric: n-tg coteas. Sterling
de 6a pour cent re prime; France de 5 IS A 5
a7l, New York 60 jonrs de 2 A q pour cent
d'escompte: eourts pue al pair ct / pour cent
de pritne-Abet
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-12
From the Boston AtLas.
BRITISH POLICY.
Shall Americn erer be rulutndependem

Shall America erer be truly Independent ?
-" Never" said the eloquent Marshall,
" so long as our own labor and our own
industry is left unprotected--neror, so
long as it is the darling object Of our own
Government to dash down the enterprise
of those it should protect and foster."-
The truth of this is most painfully brought
home to the heart of every true American
bosom, that participates with true Ameri-
can feelings, by the present disastrous con-
dition of his country, and its gloomy pros
poets for the future, rendered more gloomy
by the intelligence just received from Eu-
rope. While our own Congress, with the
most shameful and culpablc indifference TO
its duties, is wasting most precious time
in pitilul and contemplate squabling about
paltry questions of reform in reducing the
salaries Of clerks and door-kcepers, and is
looking idly on while our specie, the very
life blood of our country, is steadily and
rapidly Withdrawing from the country,
and nothing is left TO supply its place, the
Parliament of Great Britain on the other
hand, are preparing TO strike still deeper
blows at our prosperity, and the very
means OF our existence.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-12

FHNlIAT North Carolina is far behind the spirit
H. of the age in Literature, is a truth shat
none can question Behold the immense number
Of Magazines and Newspapers published in cities
North and South of us, all teeming with literary
matter while in the "Old North State" there is
no periodical or paper devoted to the cultivation
of correct taste and refined perception OF all that
is beautiful and attractive in the more pleasing
department ofpolito literature And why is this
Is ii from want of material, owing to our des-
titution Of that knowledge or talent requisite for
literary persults There arc neliects among US
that would grace aud give character to the pages
OF any press. Surely then, the absence Of such
paper as that which is now proposed, can only be
attributed to an inconsiderate neglect OF those at
tainmcnts which, though they should Fever usurp
the place that belong 10 graver purposes, still ney-
er fail to cheer the heart and adorn the mind. Is
a noble edehce less beautiful because trailing
vines and flowers entwine themselves IN graceful
festoons around its Corinthian columns Should
lcsts be forsvorn because they chime not with So
Der reflections? We opine not, we trust not, and
II Ia the object of this paper TO prove not. A few
words will sufficiently explain our intentions. In
the first place then we mean 10 be neutral IN
Politics, and shall carefully oschew all "commit.
tallsm " on that subject, while We shall, to the
best OF our ability cater TO the mental appetite of
the lovers fun aud good humor. TALES. ESSAYS,
SKETCHES, and articles OF PoErRY, original and Sc
lected, together with n condensed statement of
the news of the day will appear in our columns.
In short we wish 10 publish an agreeable Miscel-
lany, lively entertaining sheet, 10 which, the
eye wearied with politics, may turn for pleasure,
not unmingled with profit.
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Cure for Consumption,

Recommended by Robert Blackwood, living
in Orange County, n. c., l3 miles south
of Hlsborough, and 3 west Of Chapel
tlill, aged sixty years.
H the first place. take quart Of Rom of the
4 best quality, and quart Of new clean Tar,
putting the mixture in stone jug that will con.
tain double the quantity, that il may have room to
boil without bursting then cork the jug complete
" tight that the air cannot pass in or out then
place this vessel in pc, tul of water and boil It
briskly for one hour and 4 will become complete.
" mkt; you may swing the Jog in the pot SO as
to keep it upright Then let the patient take a
table spoonful in the morning, and at night before
going to bed; If the patient be very low, take but
a tea spoonful three times day. and as they
gain strength take little MORE till they can bear
a table spoonful twice day, say night and morn.
ing. If this docs not effect a cure, make the same
quantity as before. aud that will be sufficient
The patient should not drink any kind Of spirits
whatever, end should be particular in his dict,
avoiding all kinds Of gross heavy food, such as
salt bacon and the like; also sweet milk also
avoid getting wet take very moderate exercise !;
live on very light diet, such rice, soup Of fowls,
&C.; carefully avoid drinking heavy draughts Of
cold water, drink as little possible.
The said Robert Blackwood has proved by ox.
pertinent that this remedy has cured several per
soma who were entirely given out by all the best
doctors IN this section. will mention the case Of
Mrs Thompson, near Chapel Hill She was at
the point of death, unable to support herself in
her bed, who is now in as good health as she ever
was Also, Mrs Hatch, still a near neighbor, who
was very low with the consumption, and is now
in perfect health In the case Of Mr.. lhompson's
wife, DR.. Yanccy considered her incurablo and
pronounced her lost ! feel confident that by
close application it will cure perhaps ninety nine
in a hundred.
1iMr Blackwood thus offers the receipt to all
who may be disposed 10 make a trial Of il and If
it should effect cure, as he has no doubt it will,
he only asks in such such compensation az
their sense Of justice may dictate.
Papers throughout the United States will render
great service to those who afflicted with this
disease, by giving this publication.
ROBERT BLACKWOOD.
March lG, 1912