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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
BATON Uu II.
sAqvnpAr. December ., ieia.

NsHr i~AroHrAFf During III" pFsaeftt end
coming lhyiitl'. ae have lafse pastnents 10
make, and we depend on the sitaIl snn.s due
NC 10 be able 10 meet eur obligations. We
therefore sAfuee'ly request all h%uvtsii'f tAstns
selves % 10 Indebted Ia nay manner to The
],.asatte Office, 10 nahe immediate pays,ent.
i'mtetsal attention Ia tbis h~vtiss. vii greatly
ehligs ils Entfea,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
TAKEN Up.

TAKEN UP,
eRs BY Major 8. Roberts, on the
Uu@~ Comite, the 9Th INST, a dark brown
slaA mare mule, having two brands
~ Yi9 iIlegible, is" about l3 hands high
ese4SSaGg and appears 10 be six or seven
years Ole.
The owner is requested to comply with the
law and take her away. J HUESTON,
nov 10 Ala Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
IIME

so bbls. best quality Thomaston lime, for
sugar making or other purposes, just received
and for sale by A MONTAN.
Nov s 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
NOTICE.

!. NVIILLs -
Sealed proposals. for the delivery ,of fresf,
beef will be recsived from this until the ao,h
Dec, 1s42, at my Office at the Barrac ks at Ba-
ton Rouge, La.
II POTTER, I'd Lieut. -4th Reg.
Nov IL 40 So"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
STATE oF LOUISIANA,
Third District tourt@pafisl Of Easi Ia.
Ion Rouge.
Whiting Il Stark, y

Ames Kent i Go. 3, ais.
by virtue Of a writ Of hefi laeias. issued III
The above entitled suit, directed 10 Ire Sheriff
III The parish III East Itsten Rouge, viii be ess
hossd te ppblig sale, OH
sAfuapts. the It'll day Of Jan, tai1.
atahe tettrt hutse in The town If Batut, is6tEe,
e6tHtnehtiHg At II a'elueh A Al. NIL the right,
tile, interest and slain Of James n Willis, ons
Of The defendants IN 81 to lie following do
sefihea property 10 wit a eeftaih tfaet 81
land situated III this parish, about thirteen
miles from The town ~ Baton Rouge. ieHf The
Bayou ManetHe. containing 300 acres mare
or less, with ali The improvements thereon.
bounded North by Wards Greek, East BY lands
OF John Foreman, asulh by Anthony Webb.
aud West BY lands Of The late Gesrge w
Willis,
Eeised 10 satisfy a twelve mouths bond
made In the above entitled suit. aud HE cost
Of this proceeding
Terms Of sale cash. without arpfaissmeat.
l., e. NORRIS. Deputy Shelf,
dsFptnbnf "A al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
CARRIAGES,

CARRIAGES.
The subscriber having
CNAAl- employed several hrst rais
NJT--sM wofkmsn from Newark, N.
-sesazF~-1&j and Enlarged. his asesn.
modatiehs, Is now prepared 10 repair carriages
OF every description with ~aeatnsss and des~
pateh' a few sats Of Northern made bar-
ness for sale. a invojes prices. Also on
hand and completing an assortment OF cherry
ana poplar bedsteads for sale low. A share ef
patronage Is solicited.
aag 30 10 w. r, TUNNARD
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
NOTIre

~ oare IuossaIosr na..sing purchased the stock
4 r. rasnao.s " longing TO J & g F Phillips
..s,aas~l ally informs his friends and n.
ns 49, { . the late firm, that he will con1n.
49, ~ SIS at the old stand, and solicits =
o.lpublic patronage.
% CHS AHnE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
;. MOIASEs

Persons wishing TO purchase, can be sup
Piled with any number of good seasoned cY-
press barrels Of 35 and 40 gallons each, by
applying at the penitentiary store.
dec 40 ct SAM L IsETT, elk
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
MAYORALTY

THE price Of fresh -four being s4,l4 per
barrel, the boxers must give, the ensuing
week, 80 ounces Of bread for q dime.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

aT A large ehafe vi Advertisements 70 day
excludes many Interesting itstns vt intsilis
lahee,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

~ We nete with pleasure the arrival Of
Sol t~tBtfay, of the vi Dragoefis. at hs poet
In Betsa Rsarr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

" Judge Buchanan has aabeed 10 he is.
sued a decree, declaring that The charter Of
the Consolidated Association Of The Planters
Of Louisiana IL forfeited fur fai,. eenpliBnes
with the Ian regulating eur banks. The III.
H~titutthn WIT, ri eeutse, 90 intn immediate
liquidation Il has d large Atm, nnt IL tifeu'aa
ton. hut these beet informed are ef apiuiuH
that neie holders will not sustain a heavy less,
" Mr. Jefferson usel to say that these who
patruhieed aud paid for rlandereuH and erof=
ftlans hewnpH pefe, were The real aithets Of
The ISLANDER and aeuf,faity.
llfAtrifuLa-A deaf and dumb person he.
ing asked what was HE idea Of forgiveness.
took his pencil and wtete. " It is tho order
which flowers yield when tramplsd upon"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

srMf, Clay u daily expected ~ Plaque.
miae thauEh hs had ust reached Matches on
Thursday.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals for good seasoned oak or
ash wood as may be required. will be received
from this uatil The goth Dec, tsa2. At my Office
nj the Barracks. At Batan Rouge, In.
+ II POTTER, I'd Efeut. dtb Reg.
Nov u 10 y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

ntfn. In 1hersiile parish. the 9th un. nj.
Ter steven days illness Of rhhgentive fever,
Mr. Edward Depif. aged - yeatH, Nj y
was resident Of West Baton Rouge. where be
has len a wife and family aud i large circle
af relations and friends 10 mourn hhH early leea,
H., waH n man OF excellent character. o..
,eetaed and te'oved by all who knew hun
On the ood pit. ii pIHquemtne. Mrs ca.
mehre Attain. wife pf Drausain Allan, EFq.
nrpd a1 years,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03


rRS NSw fesx ikesL oasgsvgN-A
eo9s Of lhis new work published at - Ann
.,rct,, New yorkshas eeen forwarded us BY
the editor, Samuel Oven, ESQ, with 4 reqaess
- act NJ agent. The editor is Informed that
oe have no objections 10 80 Selng, in asnfuei,
ssne slieve hs periodical may he ef stea,
utility to many u eur esteemed legal friends
Of Baton Rouge. The Observer lie a neat pam.
rh.ei, II pages, large oe,asoeiesuej in week.
y numbers al IS per ann. and is Devoted to
repct,s Of easss decided in the Cni,ea States
e.geui, and district eear,s sitting in bankrupt.
~ also cases Ia admiralty, easea decided 10
Tho eaar, of Tie assistant s,se-eheacel'er OF
the frat circuit Of New York in me supS"i-
or ccsrt and ceart al common pleas, and ee.
leot cases rom the ether ceur,s-aeeeao,es
eli the bcsch and the hsr--sayiags and deings
in tho courts--exaniassicns Of unse;tlea ques.
tens Of law ar enqutis--eeriew Of new publ.
rst'ess-remsrkahle trials-btNssapaical and
esi,aary notices !; slss a lis, OF new English
las publications, SC. &c,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
HTATE OF LOUISIANA
In The 4th District Eotlft=pafish Of West
Baieu Rouge,
Maleanb Patterson,
vs.. No Ggs
Dempsey r Cain. }
HILL IL I'll E.uAu-

VNftt " ~ t6t rvs
by virtue off writ Of n IA, issued in The
Hbeve entitled mud numbered cause, from the
Hon the atli district courts parish and state
aforesaid, aud TO ms directed, will be exposed
10 public safs, on
~sAF tHptr. The 7th day Of Jan. ie43.
81 HE deef Of the court house Of The parish ef
West Batuti Rouge, commencing nj II o'clock
A. M, all the right, lille and interest Of y =
Gaiht The defendant In and 10 The following
property. viz
A certain piree or parcel Of Land measuring
one Hfpelt front da ths river Mississippi. with
tfr depth tliafeunte belonging. bounded above
BY lands belonging 10 u Cain, defendant and
below by those Of Mr. Lewis Sterling, tesa.
thet with ell The improvements thereon.
Seized 10 satisfy The judgment and costs In
The hbsEs stiit.
Terms Of sale. cash.
VAtMoNT HEgER1, sh'T.
december . IA,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
HAnOrctIE.

A fine bafenehs for sale nj Feeders 4 Co.
saddle and carriage shop. Cheap for cash.
Those who wish viii do yell 10 call soon, il Is
fitted for enr one ct two horses,
nov 30 d.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

CART, FAsRo1's VIEW puATs~fhe citizens
1t East and West Rstea Rouge, will remark
with p~leasa.s The arrival Of Capt, Fsvret's
rev ferry boa, At the land ns. This beat was
huit 4, New Orleans, aud Ia really \ hand.
come. well,medellea eeneern, Il il large and
cemmodieos. ana every way adapted to the
purpose fer which Il ie designed, The sagiae
viii soea be pa, up, and Il ia to be hepod tina,
thereafter the difhsu,eics Of communication
between the two parishes will cease.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

sfttig According u the Courier of last
Eatas ~. The banks st New ofleanp have the
hsliawia9 asnsnnts Vt specie In their vaults
Satadoy, sajs, ITO more we're added 10 The
circulation sf The city te ,hfss,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

iihf AMI pfAfH The MaftAants' En-
change, New orinaaa. caught tfe lass Meh'
day night. az 'fatlof. the proprietor, inade
an ejfaft IN escape from an upper wilidoH,
hit finding IL ~pespibla 10 do go with sefN held
eh 10 The ell until his strength failed him. He
fsit oil the pavement aud WIS horribly maii.
,lea One Of hta har ~tenlpfa, an old fartu.
ruee, wac burned 10 De ,ih HE remains
wsfe f0lioesd To the grave ct "Wednesday BY
a large eeaeeutse If ~sitiatts ard the military
.s,npantes, lilo Vas a veteran aailsf' solder
snl IN ~i'eFfy's fight On Lake Erie, went ,s
the tnasf Lsad ofthe l.4ursaee amidst a shew.
" ~ batlE, and nailed fact and htm ouf COIN,
tff's hag hiessings ph hs FEET !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

COTTON GINS,
or The most approved Manufacture from 40
10 60 saws for sails
august ~ ~ PIKE Al HAHN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

A WARN KseFti taS..zsIHia sseaaet Cham
tisA lately let New Orleans fuf CatAnearAy'
Arriving at The latter paf', she was mislaksn
ts the authorities for a Mesieah, and ffsd ca
s'sIne bali laaeh slots, ete Of which spill. The
,nRiA mast aHa carr ed away the iste IN
were fted before The effef wac discovered
nDa apologies wefe Immediately msdes hop
bfly ie pfs Mas Injured,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

ar Congress 0Pebs its esssien Best Mem
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
SATURDAY, the 7,h day of Jan, ls43,

SATURDAY, the 7h day of Jan, ls43,
at the court house in the town of Baton Rouge,
commencing al IL O'Clock A NJ, all the right,
title, interest and claim Of Mrs Margaret M
Kent. (wife Of F Nj kent,) in or to the fellow
ing described property 10 wit: a certain lot of
ground situated in that part Of the town of Ba-
ton Rouge laid out BY A Grass, being in lot
No Q, in square No 5, having sixty feet front
on Church street by one hundred and twenty
in depth, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Seized 10 satisfy a twelve months bond,
given in this this case by the Margaret NJ Kent,
in fayor of the plaintiff.
Terms of sale. c~ash-without the benefit of
appraisement.
J.. G. MORRIS, Deputy sh'G.
december 3 Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03

MAhHienmon Thursday the fret lnsi. by
The Rev, Joseph N nftgafd, Mr.. A'tgus'in
Leblanc, 81 New Orleans. 10 MtFa Virginia
Leblanc af the parish af Wast ilatah fsnrttai
=IY = A Walker. on The goth Nov iaac.
+ Asn,s. ESD, 10 Mrs NJ THeaas.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
NOTICE.

All persons who have claims against The
late firm of J& Il + Phillips, & Ga are
requested TO present them TO HE undersigned
for payment. d l. Il PHILLIPS.
nov 20 az
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
1ra1sREfElNEn.

Atasriean notes for general circulation, by
CHARLES Dickens. price ~ cts. The Con#pi.
tatef, Feretval keene. by Capt Mafybti, and
The adventures Of Obediah Oldbnek.
ney 26 IL q A P1KE n,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
In THIRD District Court-Par!sh OF Eat Ba-
ton Rouge.
John Denham,
VS.. No 1861
II Cam, ct al.
vs..
II Cain, ct al.

By virtne of q writ Of feri f%acias, issued in
the above entitled suit, from The Hon court
aforesaid, directed 10 the Sheriff of the parish
of East Baton Rouge, will be exposed to pub
lie sale, on
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
COALi

The subscriber has a large quantity Of coal
for sale, which he offers very low.
Get 20 Sc. F. ARRUuE.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
DIED

In this city Sept s. Elsie Jane only daughter OF hope'
Al Lace Mahopac, Sept 8, William stevenson u "s ''"
vearof his ase. =,,,a,,e- ,,r las ,o,,
ca,har;ne ynch aged years and months
A. Mexco Osweso county, Sept 4, Judge Peter frat''
Syracuse Sept 4 William II. Sabin, ESD counsellor
law ,~sd GO years-er many years prominent anu aoe
nn;s Aug % John B. c. Lucas, late Judge OF the
II : Territorial Court OF Missouri -. o,
A, Bucksville s. C. Aug ., Wm Last agsd aoS.. % -
Al Dumirieshire scotland, Aug IS Murray sharp N tn
m wear Of age youngest brother ol Tue iae nooe'
Sharp. of This CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
From the New-Yorser. May ., 1870

The season has fully arrived which incumbent
on every one renovate may be- his constitution
and guard against the eyes and other complaints 10 which
all are more or less exposed in summer thoropgh Pur
fcaon of blood from the acid bumors and vaed con-
ton to which the sudden oi heat and cold en-
counered winter have reduced and the consequent re
stsraon OF the digestive and vital organs from ansuid and
diseased healthy action, will in many cases prevent
long dangerous il!Hess Precautlon and care1lnsS
have saved many valuable ives they have never scf-
feed one. Who, then, will discard tIeal.
The OF Sarsaparla purifier OF the D.ood, ano
nnanous concurrence of medical authority. Many pre-
Dara,ions einbodyng them have solicited and now socl
The patronage OF public. Among these, Brlstsps Com
nound Extract Of Sarsapara holds rank dc.ervedly high
rbe manufactures hare devoted years to pereclg IT. ao
may be confidently pronounced OF he best prepar
lions IN existence
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
From the New-York Gazette, October 9, 8 10 o.,

,,,s-or1S ErTR1cT OF S.gsAPARILLA-it wtrs 0E'
courtesy call CT our readers e
preparation which will be found advertised "a .L'; @ ~
tuBn .nr Mr. RR1sToI. is brother editor, ana ISSUES
hg bv interesting newspaper every now and he one OF
two iumbers which have already noticed; anu she
medrine itself has been euoged by nearly all The press
the westeA country. and, doubt not, justly eeogSe
Il has in favor very ilaering testimonials
where used There IS beauty and taste enough ID The
bottles and in the engraved labels in which they are en-
yeIoDe 10 induce purchase il the preparation !tst
were not OF the soveregnes in the every one
must believe THAT is. every one who would no resist
mass of documentary evidence conclusive enough 10 CON
yer Turk 10 Christianity Buy ot the bottles, senis
eade- and whether you do not agree with US, on s
latter poin! al least.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
;Eron The Daily Buffalo Journal. |

The following deservedy favorable notice OF Bristol
Extract OF Sarsaparilla is taken from the New-forker o
The Sd insant.
observation-disclosures decidedly averse TO putting
anv of the quack remedies a the day. yet we are induced
IN noce medicine OF different charac r, at the instance
al friend who used il with decided success In BIS lam
ily We allude Brstots Compound Extract OF Sar,a
para" which is extensively manufactured al nutao, oy
warmly recommended by many able medical men at the
West aud rs assured by all the Physicians IN bn
t,o Who stn,e ,hn. they in their practice, anu WIN
decided success chronic diseases and ether affections
arising from an impure OF the blood. Ihis IS con
well known are decidedly opposed 10 all quack remedies
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

prn,cy1rc o. TIE BLoop-'rhe best medicine for
moving all impurities of the blood that OF Brsofs Ex'
tract OF Sarsaparla advertised in this paper and 10 which
r refer all concerned friend, writing 10 speaks oi
hi, medicine In the exalted terms, having been made
acaualned with It's useunes by lis beneficial effects com
has already acquired very general and those who make
use OF purpose of strengthening the system or Tor
the blood we are assured tail 10 derive sauary
benefit lherefrom Physicians at the West OF the most re-
nec,ahe character testify the value of the preparation
aud The proprietor, T.. Z. Bristol, of Buffalo Is re
spectabe chemist and druggist of much skill and expert
The medicine sale by William Bristol, OF this
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
[Frem the Geneva Gazette. !

We would call attention the advertisement IN our col
pmns to-day oil the Extract OF Sarsaparia from the Lab
o,atory OF c. c. Bristol OF Buffalo Perhaps there Is no
preparation of day which enjoys 50 emviable repua
lion as a remedial agent this. AT the West, It's success
La, been unbounue and wherever introduced we believe
given the most perfect satisfaction we nave Desn @
shown this day LihoSraph, by Steele < reck os most
remarkable cure OF an obstinate erupsn wherv
the whole bey covered with large ulsone ulcers ana
even lie onss the throat eaten away and by Tue use
of only sY bottles OF The Sarsapara. the patient was
,relv restored to health The certificates may he seen al
Mr. KelIry's Drug Store. where The article may be had III
u1Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
DRIsTOL's sARsApARILLA.-For

EE sale by WILLIAM BURGER, W6o!essi- D.assist'
Nos 80 and Courtandt street aud lss
wholesale asnt for the Proprietor c. c. BRISTOL, Oh
Buffalo.
portions ihepre.s IN favor OF fBRisroLs SAssAFASILL
are submitted o the public
From ae Ne-v.York Tribune May S, 1872
In calling atnton BRisToIs EXTRACT OF SARsaFA'
grLLA remarkable by which IS aitested IN cur CO.
umns this non;ng confident thai we are dong
service all wio may he afflicted ith scronous ana oirf
disorders originating in mpurity OF the es0od or w nm
dred form OF bca Wehave known Mr. Bristol of
years as gentleman OF intelligence and integrity ao we
have known Instances within the sphere OF oHr personal nc
where the fIi.-!. have Dreu
currd by his Extract of Sarsaparia We % snPfos
il VIII CUR all nearly all diseases; bot IN respect H he
class of disorders above mentioned we speak ~hat we
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
SEealll,. Eeuict mnsl CoMfort.-The &C &c

~ EEealiF,, <euict and Comfore-Ine oas.
10 Strangers stopping days weeks III the city snc'
as are rarely offered It is egiby located on on cean o
he immediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat ianahsS
Is apartments convenient and neat while us tao =
orocured excluding entirely Animal Food and Sunu.ans
r. all kinds Charges moderate(S 10 81 % per day loF
ir,n,enand every effort made TO render BaarderS com
nriablc Shower Baths free. Remember Is Barciay.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
tErom the Rochesler Daily Advertiser. ]

[From the Rochester Daily advertiser.
"Brsobs Compound Exrac! OF Sarsaparila,' prepared
by c. c. Bristol Buffalo. OF which an advertisement MAJ
destitute of all quackey. independently OF the ample es'
timonals from professional men, adduced by Mr Bristol
wv arr, we'll satisfied oil the Extract Sarsaparlla We
have used il ourselves with entire IN removing the
a.cton under which abored In all cuaheous aiec-
,ions especially, IL Is invaluable.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
MARRIED.:

In New Pa,z Ulster county, Sept o. 10y the hev. -: az
Iasah Dubois. Esq. all fbat place
Al Troy Sept 6. Hon. Henry '" Strong, o las Sa', ~
senate 10 Miss Sarah Elizabeth. youngest dansh'ct OF
iothsm Cornell. Esq, OF the former place g.,
Al M3rrsown N j., Sept, T. the Rev barnaoas ~ ray ray.
r u,rIy;ck Mass 10 Miss Louisa NJ, daughter OF JaoeL
Mills ESQ., OF the former place.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
From the Saratoga wbig. June :, la.

,T,,r
ERlsToL's EXTRACT OF FSARsAPASILLA-ihl MS ?! o,
advertised in another column, recommended as II mas geG
~ The New-York Gazette and other papets, ~ ie -
al Faculty of Buffalo by the editor OF The Bufao fa1
nd Journal in letter freed from taS onel VII
grounded pre- udices against ncs;ruus J" ' n
peaAure announce our belief in its efficacy io I Cu'e
iLose diseases Tor which il purposes 10 be Intended
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
Ernm III. New World.

sIsroI's EXTRACT CT SARsaPaKILLA.-Tbis Is one Oh
rtf few advertised medicines that be sigmaized
with gackery We invite the attention OF thos. inte,eeG
the strongly certified OF cure reattd oy MI
advertising columns SarsaPlrllla II IS wen asuS
one OF The mos, efficient and The time nioeuous
agents in the whole edo and by far the pest ano
purest preparation nj is that offered by BRISTOL OF @
al Milhans. l25 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

GILVER WARE.-Wm. Thomson, N 20. o.
!29 Williaulsreet, continues 10 r1anulac'u.e
Ware OF the best description and Of the iaes' sr Ser.
Caka ,nd Fruit Baskets and Childrens Mugs ricy
chased and appropriately designed -.td.x Forks
and aons k,no,b and plain+hreaded patterns GU
Prize Medals OF various patterns saed of p..s d
ricul,urai Horticultural and agricuiiIa4 sooiet s
Orders hy letter punc,uay attended TO- -, ,s nr..
The whole OF these articles are Hianuiactufeu o III ,
r,ise of Sterling silver, and no care or expense Is
the beauty OF the workmanship ,, o,r r--ser.a.;os
Drawings and estimates OF aricies ior
,v;Iiis Srrn.bed in answer application JyZo oui
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
STATE PRisoS, MouNr PLEASANT, September 8, 1872
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received

by the Inspectors oa the first Wednesday OF October
next al II O'Clock NJ. this Office for furnishing the
Convict. Prison with Rasns for one year from The
Isl day November the Ratons 10 he delivered IN
onaH,tcs suit the bu; always al his risky to
consist OF following articles for one hundred raons VIZ
100 b inspected Prime Beef Slaughtered and packed Ibis
fall or wnie) for ose halt year. and Is lbs OF Inspected
Prime Pork remainder the year. 81 lbs oilnspeeted
Rve Flour; 75 lbs good Indian Neal, gallons Moasse
ouarts Of Rye Peas in The grain quarts OF Vinegar,
ounces OF ground Pepper quart OF fine SALT and for 10
months oihe year 81 bushels OF Potatoes for every l0e Ra
lions the oiertwo months from the l5hoiJuy lohe olho
September Peas Beans Rice may he substituted alter
naely or Otherwise the agent may think Is for the health
OF the prisoners All the ces To be OF good merchata
bic quality and tie agen, will reserve the right 10 REJECT
any OF them tha, in his opinion.
The names Two satisfactory securities must be given IN
writing with proposals with their acquiesccnce Tue num-
brr of Conyics will average nbcu $50
DAVID l. SEYMOUR, Agent,
Prison. Mount Pleasant.