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The hornet., 1843-10-10
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ON Friday, the Dist day Of July next, ! will,
~ in obedience to Decree Of the Circuit
Court of Carroll county, Mississippi, (Chan-
Gerry side thereo(,) sell 10 the highest bidder at
public sale, on credit Of twelve months, at
the Court House in the town of CarroIIton,
the House aud lot Of ground formerly occu-
pied Ivy John NJ. Bright situated west and
near to the said Town. on the south side and
adjoining the Road leading from said Town to
Villains Landing. SAID lot contains about
five acres. CA particular description Of bound
res given at the saIe) Bond with at least
two approved securities will be required Of
the purchaser.
JAS WELLONS, Admir-
OF Estate of Tuos RHODES, decd.
June 3rd, 1913 l4-6w.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE u. STATES,
For tie Northern District of Mississippi,

10 }cU:-
Be IT REMEMBERED, That, on the fourteenth day Of
June, in the year OF the independence Of the Umed
States Of America, the siXty-seyenth, JEREMIAH
COOPER, Esq, Of said District, has deposited in tins
Office, the title Of Book the right whereof he claims
author and proprietor in the words following, to
wit; "Patriotism versus Abolition, and the Aboi-
zionist Mirror; being Moral and Political Examina-
tion of Slavery and Abolition, as applicable to the
United States-By Jeremiah Cooper, Esq."-in con-
formity the act of Congress of the United States,
entitled, can act for the encouragement of learning.
by securing the copies of Maps, Charts and Books,
the Authors and Propretors Of such copies during
the times therein mentioned"
q. NJ RAGSDALE, Clerk
L. s.. Of the District Court of the United
States for the Northern District of
Mississippi
August 10th, 1913. 6-4w
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ST,l.si II. /: .iE.gs J.

Are The sare,t and salcat Worm Destroying Medicine
ever discovered ltis estimated that i1 the United
States,
100000 CHILDREN DIE ANNUALLY
from the efett Of Worms alone. This vast mortali-
" can be- almost entirely prevented by the use Of
Hull's celebrated Lozcnges
Grown persons are very often afflicted with Worms,
and are docorcd for various complaints, without any
benefit when one or two doses of the LOzeugcs
would speedily cure them. They are an intalhble
remedy aud pleasant to the taste that children
will take t.rem as readily they would common
peppermint Lozenge.
Thousands and tens of thousands pine away and
die Of Worms, without sIspectng the real disease.
The following are few Of the symptoms. headache,
pale lips, flushed checks, disturbed dream, lcycrish-
ness bad taste in the mouth, offensive breath, itching
of the nostrls, pain Of the stomach nausea unna-
tural appetite swclled stomach or limbs, sense of
something rising in the stomach, &c.
To parents, we say, do not be without the Lozen-
ges at any time-atend to these suggestions, you
value the lives Of your children
~ Price, % cents per box with full directions.
For sale by DR.. w. NJ. STANSBURG,
c. STAOCILL.
Carrollton, Miss, Sept. /, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-10-10
Yours, very respectfully,
MCCONNELL 81 BROTHER
TRLISTEES SALE.

gDY virtue Of Deed of Trust, to me executed by
I'D Bowen Reynolds, to secure certain debts to John
Gibbs, agent for VIM. MADISON, therein mentioned,
which bears date 18th of April, 1912, and has been
duly recorded in the Probate Court of Carroll county,
Mississippi in deed book E, pages 1870 and l3I--I
shall, on the FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL, IS44-
at the residence of said Reynolds in said county,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash. all or
much Of the following property, sha be sutIi-
cien to satisfy the said debt and all costs, to-wit
Sixteen head Of Cattle, one Cart and oke of Oxen,
twenty head of hogs and household and kitchen fur
nture | shall convey such title is vested in me.
SEPTIMUS CALDWELL, Trustee.
Sept %, 1913 lots.
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fal4. aBd fslf if a.af Ia
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IH4 los ggd mwe 4Hd Rtm. \
.uitou8fy wiffHis, tutut De-
IitIae pue nIeHce ir o8f behalf
T lu fha Hnti1ge ~ some
.ai'a wrltff, "ile piffiot may val
Hment thr ruin ani mfu.s rI
formed under tno iunuencd NJ H.s
.eyebtufylng aud ioseIeH iht.
bond democracy, aa 10 now %
mIIows, wherever its cry Of eI
0nn 10 the figbis Of man-lo a.
preservation ol Cuasiltul.ons-ui
lgnw ul States, can gain vi nv
understood aud practIeed BY Ne &
.in Mississippi, what is called d'a
nlfcs. one day, to charter and haa
1.-The next day, 10 borrow from then
possible amount. aud the next ip
payment, dcprcciatc the paper %
and rcpudiatc the institutions, In'
.bIe way, with a loud cry for ga
currency"
Such abhorrent and deiesiabN
/. will meet a fatal doom at the next
+ the true spirit ismanilcsted ytbel
+ party Of Mississippi We appeal
Dgmocratic purity, who claim TO
Of Jefferson, and implore them
shoulders to the wheel and assist 0
E the wheels of State out of the mi
, are assured, from the tone OF the
bond. paying meetings which have
in different parts Of the State, tba
talions are not made in vain.
Aside from the bond-question
will contain Foreign, Political Nj
Poetry-Agricultural, n. Orleans
rent, Legislative Proceedings Of
!, Session, with all other news o. !
2 In order to put this publication
= reach of every body, we propose
e to subscribers until the NovemOe,
0 the reduced price of ONE Doll
! vance. All who are in favor o.
and wish it success, will please
agents and procure subscribers
witty on the part of our irIend'
great good towards us in a PecOIn
view, and would more fully enao
!, a spirited sheet. We expecl 'nI
5 them, and have no doubt but Ina''
a rions will be fully realized.
~ We have the promise ol
5 from several Of our worthy cola
9 cause, and in fact would be pleas
communications from all source
y any subject that would be ol u
$ readers.
). UPWe would respectfully Le.
= izens of CarroIlton TO take eacn :
e and make an effort TO increase "
:. C. w. H.
n w. H. TE
!, Carrollton, Miss, June 25r0.
The hornet., 1843-10-10

Ctrfutar,


WILLIAMS ttgmg, 500 ,ffi.
haFIHt q. ltia
fsf#
WfaIIfea faI a.. Hs purpose OF 0.an.
Hf f1I HIf ua aaI0I ' FfHfi 20 It fH.E
.H...HaIf af go. N.I.., I.i .Ha8d 500 Il'fa..
Ht eIlH Gs sHs#f H.8 sHHu.Hf Vi. Cotton
af aHt af.ff HI..a. wa &. fIr nlHa..fa g"
f..e ttn.T beet p#fDlli attention. IuI iD obey
H.fHIefioHF u. Co.. practicable.
$50 fate hIufaj bbj been 90 good deal
u' fsfea.e 60 eft tpoI and u'a twfby.sufrs
uuI Wtnr.llortfs. aHd we afa g.li i1 tH aide
fp .uv, that we tiuHs we have HcrwHpII5Hei j
uur ob.eci anl we now tender yo1 iIe usc "i
them.
Wr have ucbsuppIIcs of Baggipg, Rgpr 4.
Ttrinc. ng to he able 20 supply aII WHO may
wish us to serve them, and 0n tbg most roa.
.onlbIe icrmt
W. also keep a supply or Sot, Spoar, Cof
fee. Bar9B, FioVr, linn, LroH, NaiE, CgdiHga
.Queenarqse- Slime, lppof 8fW ttWFi Pa.
Hers, Slorg, Boyis, Hiis, Copy. BhBheis. I'm.
gegg, K,rcg, L0wRg, Brmca u Biachd Shirt.
.mgy. Caic0os, jc. d'c. DC; and as to prices
We pledge ourselves to de- as we'll by YOU "a.
YOU can do ut any point on the Iazoo River
We sell Tor CAsm or CorroN.
Feeling ourselves now permanently settcp
at this place, wc can assure our friends, that
any business ntrustcd to our care shall alway,
have the personal attention Of one of us.
WE will at all times be prepared to make
CASH advances on Cotton delivered to Us.
Try us-wc will endcavor to give satisiac.
ton.
Yours, very respectfully,
IN
The hornet., 1843-10-10
DR.. HULL'S WORM LoZENGE,S

w ohMo! WORMS!! WORMS! ITO 1emove
these troublesome and dangerous inhab;tontS
OF the stomach and bowels which SO often
health nc and destroy the lives of CHILDREN psa 6r
nuns II Worm Lozenges, certain and safe nrenora .
non Tor the removal Of the various kinds of Wdrno
dyspepsia Sour Stomach Want of Appetite Infa ~
nle Fever aud Ague, and Debility of the Somah on5
bowels and organs of Digestion. Price twentu
'eh'S per ooX' wlthfull diections. For sale by
Carrollton March 81, IS43. . AL a.
The hornet., 1843-10-10
DR.. LACoUNTS VEGETABLE Tooru.AcuP
ELIXIR
A certain and immediate cure.

"a. LACOUNT having appointed several 0oor,s
LOT the sale OF his valuable Drops for tho ~
olls looth- m ACHE can with confidence recomnonJit
an inalnole cure in all cases. however seyoro.
ing renei IN very few minutes, and that ton gtL-
injury 70 the Teeth Gums; it possesses the
stare Pe,S aSd Ul enve1lng the Gums when in morb,d
Price fftv vSoinng healthy and vigorous action.
e.,rol,.un NJ. c. g. G.. STANCTLL.
- AosS' -6an
The hornet., 1843-10-10

DR.. Smith knew a child that was cured of fits bv
these Lozenges after three years suffering, and when
nothing else W. ud give her the least relief He has
used them in his practice for the last two years in
several hundred cases, and always with success A
boy on Boardof one Of the New Orleans Packets was
cured OF fits by only one dose of them.
Mr.. Fulsom, of Spring street, cured three of his
children Of worms BY only one box.
Captain Griffin, cured his child years old. bv only
three doses she had been given up by the physicians
as incurable, and was fast wasting away, being al
most reduced to skeleton. The doctors could not
tell what allied the child an the father in reading the
symptoms Of worms, thought probably they might be
the cause of all the difficulty, and CONSEQUENTLY an
Piled to DR.. Hull, who gave her box of his Worm
Lozenges; after the first dose the child ran to her f
ther frightened at the large quantity of worms that
came from her. She is now as well and hearty as
any child and no doubt has been saved from an eorv
grave by only three doses Of these I5ozenges.
MIR. w. Hopewell, East Broadway. paya them N
ms child and they brought away worms by hundreds
Parents should always keep those Lozenues in the
house TOR they the best medicine that can bp ad
mlnisered to children afflicted with worms Cb;i.
dre1 wll take them as readily most delicious suunr
candy Price, twenty-five cents box, with FIJI ii.
recuons. For sale by C. g. q. STANCTTT
on' -"aiCh %I' Io4o. 3-6m,
The hornet., 1843-10-10
kssssIgPV'S Notice.

Taken up, by Benjamin Sykes, sorrel horse, nat
ural pacer II years oldapprosed to sixty dollars.
Taken up, by Charles Stova one light bay mare
mule, blind in the right eye; fourteen hands high
some gear marks; fourteen year old; appraised to $50
Taken up, by J. l.. 3. Strange, one brown horse
mule; seven years old; thirteen hands high; bem-
ish in the right eye-appraised TO fifty dollars.
I aiken mp, by 10 Britnal one bay horse mule 10
or II years old--appraised to forty dollars.
Taken up; by Aaron Lott, one black mule, years
old; some gear marks r. appraised to forty dollars
Taken up, b. Mathew Beck, one mare mule or
10 hands high; dark brown color; with white spot
in the face-appraised to % dollars
Taken ~ by Michael Pyror, sorrei horse; ball
face, with both hind feet white to the hoois; years
old--appraised to ID dollars.
Taken up by James Russell, one little Day mare
MULE with a stripe down its wethers;-some gear
marks; five years od-appraised to % dollars.
JOHN P. MARSHALL, Ranger, G. c.
July 26tb 1913. 4-4w
The hornet., 1843-10-10
DISSOLUTION. .

THE co-partnership hereIo'SS,yS :, ySrlss
Il name and style of Woop GS
day dissolved by mutual conseelr, ern
settle the business of the SAID ni" J.
G.S
Greenwood, Miss, April 10, $50 tSo..;uss,i
or G.. Stancill will continue
occupied by Wood 81 StaaOah'
The hornet., 1843-10-10

IUWINI1IU u TVU " 'VF Y"
L ETTERS of Administration having hron
- granted 10 tbr Undersigned l1v thc Hon.
nfahe lhc Probate Court m Carroll rouulEJ
at the June Tenn, 1918, upon tive Estate ol
William u. Allison, deceased, notice IS hereby
given to aUl the creditors Of said E.toic, Ia
present their clams, duly authenticated, with.
In the time prescribed by Iaw, or they viii be
forever barred.
GEORGE IiIGUTOWER, Admir-
OF the Estate Of w, u. ALL,oN, deed
Jnnc slh, 1913. IJ-6L
The hornet., 1843-10-10

H....H I4 #..f# f.4I lfU .IaeI H Hr irif.I1os fHe
..sH4a Wam.Ha.fuf0Hf Medicine boz uae, cod
4fa Ur rfaIfrH d.a.uurfy wnf mIHe Ief 0# fIlns
IHH .If.uHs EIHil e. WHfHs. i.Hi s" yea nn'f 7Id
HsIfr.sHtIy FHH.g hu'. 0H.dfrn fnl a.d.l. Aithy
,IaHIsaa FfI.e ffHu Wuff.H. aHI occasion IHHf fnd
..st.4sf a4|rfiut and even talfh without their ever
l.,uy suspH.a cd gfuau persons Hfn very olien
afflicted lI fHrm HHd afU dHUfrfrI 'If various com.
.aI.H... without aHe benefits WHEN Uur duse OF these
Iu.nfrs aHHH speedily cure tbcu. They ore an
maHtaa frmtdU aud sU pleasant tu tHc taste that
children WiII take flDu fs readily as cDmuuu pepper.
mint Iolauros.
snrtuus % Wouw -Iuiu in tho joints and
limbs, offensive breathe picking At tie nose, grinding
Of tbr teeth during -irrp, and ot tmrs HaIcness
about tho lips with flushed checks, bleeding at the
uosr ruBuing sensation ui the stomach, flashes Of
heat over the suracu uf the budy slight cns or
smyedng, hcudachr, druW siucss, ycrtcrgo, turpUr,
disturbed dreams, sudden aring IN sleep wit fright
and screaming. with troublesome cough, loyersh-
uc,s thirst, plaid hue fits, bad taste IN the mouth,
difficult breathing pain IN the stomach or bowels, fa-
/ uguc nausea squeamishncSs, voraciOus appetite,
lcauue>s bIoacd stomach or limbs, gripping pains in
various parts Of tie body, sense of something rs-
ing in the throat itching of the anus towards night
frequent desire to pass something ron the bowels,
and sometimes disch trgCs of SHINE and mucus.
Read ne toiio,Ciog letters:
NewIork, September l3, lsll.
DEAR Notwithstanding to your request we
have used your Lozenges in several cases of worms
and found them uniformly successful. We have no
difficulty in getting children to take hem as they are
perfectly pleasant We shall use them in our prac.
tce whenever occasion offers, believing them to be
the best verniflge medicine in use We have alsc
used your Cough Lozenges very extensively, and fine
them fully to answer the purpose you recommend
them for We are yours, respectfully,
ZACHARlAH b. LANE, NJ. D.
w. Z. PLEASANT, MD.
GREEN II. BARRY, MD.
The hornet., 1843-10-10
ZOE PREN'TI.VG

OF every description, correctly executed at TINS ohce
with nsatness and despatch, on the most
reasonable terms.
The hornet., 1843-10-10

IHH EfUiH#fFI.. Ornament iH i.. H... .. .'.I
HafHIaaHf faHFHfrIIHf# .HaH.T. T.a H '..s'.
fImH ff.H HIa aa.s.Ha alH I#ff H#H, 'f+H "'.H.'
aII aHiaf. trt fH. GOD iIHrs afa r.i i.I
WH IIua UI. .u H1Ht '#H HfHr. lHf1f.f.' W
tic mss' celebrated artstIu. fIH U.E.
s. gUHGI.
The hornet., 1843-10-10

Are the sureu and snlost Worm Destroying Medicine
ever discovered. Il tis estimated that in the United
Statp4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
AVIS.

lie Docteur JouN G., WILLIAMS, ehre lea
services do ga profession aux habitats de Baton
Rptipe Of des e]nyirons CONNIE II n acquie
,ne Tongue experience dana le traitetnnht drs
maladIes du sud, syant p~rofesss CONNIE the
decin, cl,irurgien g, accoucheir, (pendsnt plus
do ans,) avec success, il espsTe mtrifer une
portion du patronage public. II s'acqnlt~
terra fdtlament des deyoira de sa profession
ct ses rrix eefont mis- . Ia portte de Ia penu-
RE des temps.
lie Or. w. 40 rendra tois leH iours 4 Ia
ton Rouge, Il moins quill ne soft retenu par
les devoirs de an profession en- son absence,
il prie d'adresser tolls lea ordres ct commnni
cations au magasih dc Messrs. J. e. L. I,
Phillips Il Co.
Arlington, le D Juliet 1912, %
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ErAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
pnrolsge Quest Baton. Rouge.

En- eertu dune Proclamation do Son En-
~collence Ia Gouverueur de l'Etat dc Ia LOU.
siane. datte 10 Is du c%ourant. une Election
sora tenue dana ce'te p~arnisse 10 premier
l.undi de Juliet proclaim ct les denx jours
%Euivani, SAVIOR
Pour un Reprtsentanl Al Congress, dn 9me.
District Congressional ct pour IN Sena-
tour, pour le co,nta d'1bervillr.
L'eleotion aura lieu ls premier Jour MI
billiard DO Mr.. Jean Bte. I,oiseau, 10 second
Jour chez NJ. Pierre NJ. For6t, ol 10 troisiame
Jour q Ia maison dc cour dc cettc paroisHe.-
La boi'e sera ourer'e depuis 10 leures A. NJ,
ltHqu'a 4 heures r. NJ.
Auiems OF lieux fusditH, 10 bon peuple dc
Get Etat sera appolt a voter sur la necoHaitt
ct la CONVEYANCE de convaquer uno Conyen.
ton pour amendof Ia Constitution.
80 mai 1T H. FAVROT, 7. J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
J. Nj. A M.

Apocnt, &c, resultant d Baton Rouge.
So propose dc ne plus pratiqner que dams
los differences cours des paroisses d'Est Of de
Oueet Baton Rouge, la cour dc district de 10
%paroisse de Contofdia, ct dane la Cour Stu
preme d Now Orleans ct Alexandria, aux
conditions siivantes ;
|. Conseil LEGAL tendant Il pfeyehir TN
process, dohnt aFhtiss
g. Aucune charge no sera faite pour con-
sells OH services rondtIs aux indigens OF OPP
primes.
3. T'outn charge II 'exCtdant pas cInquante
~piastres anta payee d'ayance-au-dessous lie
ein1nanle %piastree, Ia 'noltie compliant ct In
balance lofs dc Ia rendition dn lngetnent, on
atiffo accord mutuel. q
4, Dams Ia cour supreme, lorsqie oorseIl
pour l'appellant, alctlfie charge additionnelle
sera taite-pour l'appellte, les charges seron'
rtglts par accord mutuel.
g. II ne deviendra dams auctn cas rospou.
sable pour frais on docunena. ~
= avril lSi3.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
CARD.

Docroa JouS c. WtlrrANs respectfully ten
dcrs his professional services TO the citizens
of Baton Rouge and its vicinity He hopes.
from his long experience in the treatment OF
diseases Of the South, having been extensively
engaged in the practice Of Medicine. Surgery,
and Midwifery, for a term of more than thirty
years, to be entitled 10 a share Of public pa
tronage. lie will attend promptly to all pro-
fcSSional calls, aud his charges in all cases
will be made with n due regardto the pressure
of the times. DR.. w. will be in Baton Rouge
every day, except prevented by professional
business; in his absence any communications
left a, the store Of McssrS. J. & E. +. Phillips
& Co, will be attended to.
Arlington, July Q. 1919. %
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CONDITIONS DE LA GAZETTE,

On ne recevra pas de subscription pour
moins dune aimee. LIE prlx de announcement
est de sir pinstres par aimee, don't trois au
commencement du dernier semestre. Les
personnes qui par nne ralson guelconque, ju-
geraient convenable de discontinuer leur abon-
~nernent, deyront e donner avis avsnt Ia fin
de Pannee; au cas- eontraire, Giles seront con-
siderees CONNIE lie renouvellant.
Les Avis Sc paieront de Ia maniere ~suivante
SAVIOR Les avis qui n'excederont pas douze
li9nes, GU qui serout moindres, Sc paieront
UNE P1AsTRE pour la premiere insertion, ct
80 CENTS pour chaque repetition; les avis
plus longs suivant Ia meme reggie.
Tout Avis, a moins qu'on ne I'ordonne sI-
trement, sera public en- Francois ct us An
glais, ct pave sur chacune des deux ~langues,
jusqu'a &c gull soft retire
Pour tous les advertisements offcielB. las
officers en- seront personnellement respon-
sables, ct s'lls refu8aient den prendre IA res.
ocnslhllite, de tells avis ne seraieut publIes
qu'antant que e Placement Ell ssrait assure.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-24
MOFrAT's LIFE MEDICINES.

~
These medicines are indebted for their
name to their manifest and sensible action in
purifying the springs and channels Of life. aud
endning them with renewed tone and vigor.
and to the nndoubted fact that at b vtty early
period in their history they had rescued sut-
feters from the very verge Of an uhtlmeiy
grave, after all the deceptive 1nstrtins OF The
day. prescribed by physicians, had uiterly
failed. in which cases they also permanently
secured that uniform enjoyment Of health.
without which life itself is but a partial
blessing.
n supreme remedy for fsrer ind aeus, and BIZ,
hoas 1epers Mo remedy in The world equa
to Moffat's ttrH Pitts and PnmHtx ntrfhns
Prescriptions for the manner Of taking these
medicines may be had from any Of The agents
u. jOtRDAN, agent for ths above lhedi
c,nes Mt Baton Rouge.
fseutamber Il 30 "
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of Nest Baton Rouge.

Ry virtue Of a Proclamation Of the Cover
nor of the State OF Louisiana. dated the 18TH
instant, an election will be held in this parish
tho frat Monday OF July next, and tho two
following days, to wit:
For a Representative in Congress from the
I'd Congressional district, and for . Senator
for the county Of lbcrvillc, In the State l.egis-
lature.
The election will be held tho first day at
the coffee house Of Mr. j. b. lolseau, the
second day nj the house of Mr., i. Foret, and
the third day at the court house in West
Baton Rouge. The Polls will be open from
10 o'clock A. NJ, until 1 o'clock r. NJ.
Az the same time and place, the good peo-
pie OF this State will be called to vote on the
neeeas;tv and convenience Of coavoquing a
convention to amend the Constitution OF
Louisiana.
may 70 II l. FAVROT, L. ].
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ID. ID. DAVIS, M. ID,

Ci-devant de Clinton, Est >Feliciaua, Lee,
s'etant Gtabll a Baton Rouge, ofre ses SER
vices au public cenme Medecin, ct Chirur-
gien-accoucheur. Ayant acquis, apres une
residence de eng ans dams Ia Louisiana ct lie
MISSISSIPPI, une parfaite connaissance des ma
ladies' de ce clinat, il espere meriter rencou-
rage du public. II portera l'attention Ia plus
assidue aux ~affaires qui lui seront %eonfees.
II tent son bureau dams fappartement joi.
gnant celui de Messrs. Read ct Patterson,
proche la maison derour.
% avril, I643. IL
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MEDICINES WHALES Fl hhfht'
III pufENty -Du On. MIFfAr
rrnAnonra atNrRALt..


rrs medicines doivent leur nom a Ia pro
,riata manifesto ct sensible au'elIes ont 40
pi,,fier les SOURCES dc Ia vic, en- lcnr DOMAIN
una n~olyelle v%ieueur. Dams plhsisurs eae
authentiques ct pubiiep, ces medicines veg
talea ont retire des portes du ton1bean de'
personnes que la mort y p%rtcipisait avant 10
,,,,,s Files soht r%ecohnnas CONNIE I'm re-
,nsde prompt ct certain pour les ffpres 6'f'eh'
rcs, Ia ayspepsie, les papitaf'ons de CUR hs
rampe destoaae, les manr de Nts, r'nsom-
ME. fes rhumotsmss, lev pcrs, F%asth'ne, Tea
mauraiscs constitutions, etc. Rien nc peut
tpaler les ptLvtf= DE Wiz ct lie PHpmT
BIlrrFHs du IN. Mofat ! On pen, recevoIr do
plus longs ~rsnseignemens chez tois lee agenta
B. JOURDAN, Phaftnacien eat agent A
Baton Rouge pour cea mtdscinss.
WIN. II. MOFfhT.
New York, 7 iuillst, 30
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.

AT a late meeting Of the trustees of the Col
lege of Baton Rouge, (the pecuniary condition
Of the country being taken into consideration, }
liberty was granted to the President of the
College, to receive day scholars into that insti-
ton at a reduction of 335 per cent. from the
former charges; provided the tuition money
be paid punciually in advance at the begin
ming of each collegiate quarter or term.
The high price oftuition, having been here
tofore an objection to the College, it is now
hoped Gas the objection is now obviated) that
parents will improve the superior advantages
it affords for the education of their sons, by
extending to it their liberal pa,roage.
June 10 Is st