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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

L We call the attention Of the public to the
notice Of the Far at the American Museum
The enterprise Is most commendable, and promises
usefulness and success.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

LATE FROM MExco.-By the bark Smyrna,
from Laguna, the Oath uitimo, VIC are favored
with the following intehgence Capt. Cham
pion informs us that at Laguna it continues to be
very sickly among both the troops and lnhab-
itants. There were no vessels Of war in the har-
Dor and only 800 troops ashore, they having been
principally removed to Tobasco and sent INTO
the interior. Business is very good and foreign
produce not very scarce. Flour is about the only
thing that is scarce there being none in port only
what was sour. 1t was perfectly quiet; there
had been no difficulties there for long time.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

PAcIr1c AND PANAMA CANAL.-A naval friend.
recently in South America, has given US the fol
lowing statement OF the route of the ship passage
which is to cross the Isthmus Of Daricn, uniting
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans: from Chagres
up the river Chagres fifteen miles TO the Trinidad
river; thence up the Trinidad SIX and hall
miles with deep cut across the bend Of the river ;
thence up the Vino Tlnta river seven and a half
miles; thence by canal SIX and d half miles 10
the Bernardito rlver thence down that river two
and half niles thence by canal FIVE miles 10
the Farfan river; thence down the Farian ten
miles to It's dcbouch in the Rio Grande near
Panama-making the total distance from sea TO
sea fiitv-three miles. Louisville Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

NJ The Flange, SO long an obstacle to steam
bo.,s landing at ShSwneesown and by coming in contact
with which the Queen Of the West sunk, has been re-
moved.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19
By Ward & s,uyyessnt.

By Ward * Stuyyessnt- 81, inst,
Auction Netiee.-on Th.'sdias. ia 'ss ss eIsea:ys
of household kurture conlsirg Pc, ar d a
tel Glasses, Conehcs Sofas Tables Chairs Fsaf
grain Ca-,s. Man,el snd Ha Lamps, Bedsse.ds, Eel.
Beds, Hair Mattzsssea Table aad Bed Linen,
en- Utensils, SC. SC. so
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19
oIrY ISTELLIGEN NcE.
CouRr CALgsDAR.-This day-Commo,n1 pless' r a,
New calspd.r-Nos IL, Is, II, 10 Is. le 81 - - -

Under The head Of Police Intelligence several paper
Of s CRY sore time since published an a:'ies IN
the name Of j w Maynard. ESQ, 0t a%,P9.-
was connected with transaction which was eaea1,.a
,iously 10 iajue his character II Is not possible a. -
@ IL. conductors Of daily papers prevent imposition of 10
, ,s,ias. mistakes. In this particular case We DO lot
suppose thai the gentleman alluded to would saNe'
kaowu as his character ard standing ass Aoo's
or suspicion; and took eoHsieeiao's NJ
into the truth OF the matter, We are n4Pp! bb
the oaly .eparation in power-a coriP's's ---
coutradictioa .: the whole story
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19
y..,cr from 81. Domingo.

BY the schr. Topic, Capt. Smith, we have ad-
vices from the city Of st. Domingo to the lst INST.
The captain Informs us that the recent disturban-
ccs between the blacks and mulattoes was little
more than row between two private parties and
was altogether an affair among themselves, hav-
ing nothing to do with the government difficulties.
It is all settled General REVERE has taken Sc
cond tour throughout the Island, has visited all
the prisons and liberated all prisoners no matter
for what crime they were imprisoned: the doors
were thrown open and all were permitted to go
free. Capt S. did not know whether REVERE
was the President or not, but supposed from the
above fact that he was. Business was Improving,
The price of Flour had risen great deal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

u We understand that similar boat race to
the one described by our Philadelphia correspond
ent viii take place al Hoboken ID few DAYS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

DrsAsrsous.-The Wings of the Union may
prepare their sackcloth-for Their leader, the ga
Ian, HAasY of the West, has fallen! The Lou
;sville Advertiser gives an affecting account OF
MS demolition by Robert Wiclltfe, Senior, Oh
Faette Co. Ky, IN recent speech at the "htc
salpher Springs. We have only room l0l ''i'
following passage-descHptiyc OF the effect pro-
duced - !. NJ, r,.,,s
r wicklfe fortified his exposition }.a @ o. several .i be-
,r,cb;s IN. pubiic speeches, votes, aud
;i;rs Of Claws claims craftsmanship aa Giie, hs-
TORY ysas bitter AID eycoriz;iog hey az ia'ai. '
ed with redoutled po'snaaeY lSfl ss w eonehGd.
X smoke :or more than three cufs, and oI yielded MS
,bsme 70 tie c2,nor0us interruption oi TIE din
r bill The acc1mons that followed ms feTJoie cas-
,gnf; Of s quondam colleague be received utout emo
t N. Acknowledgement but needless Of oil prctse or
csny1. pursued the flying and slaiekins torm has 'a"
ticsed cctim docn the gaiterrs c htto1 ,oh an 5''
siu.sed grcediness that utterly appalled, us
n Oaoadago Salt is now selling in Balh-
more, and over 800 barrels per week oi 1t leave
Albany on the Massachusetts, Western Railroad.
The drawback on this article, when brought THIS
side of Albany, and the Protection afforded by
the present Tariff have greatly extended the mar
ket and the manufacture. The quality is also
much improved of late.-By the way, VIC have
never made any noise about a cask Of admirable
quality which was sent US by some friends at
Syracuse some time since, but 1t was most ac-
ccptable.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

- lfthose who a-e afflicted with diseases OF the lungs
wiatpire aud ivs. would take the pains examine Dr.
CovzIts testimonials favor OF his Balm OF Life they would
Be comclsd b. the character Of those testimonials BE-
sss article WORTHY least OF rial. These recon-
nd4tlons from Physicians who have b,ea made
qu.inted with Its formula and from Csfeyuen and oihsrs
who have been cured by It's We feel satisfied If those
certificates examined previous 10 purchasing elsewhere
that this above all others would b. thought WORTHY of The
rst rrIal II commonly The when thing else
failed that the Balm of Life performs Il may
citis Dyspeta. Liver Complaint, Asthma CIoop, Whoop
ins Cough SC. if used II season.
The Balm sold wholesale and retail a Dr. CoyertS Office
l35 Nassau Clinton Hall: also BY T. Chsst-ny 80 Bow
ery D Sands Co. - East Bradway Coddn-tou 227 Hud
son s.. HILL 2os Greenwich ST. Wendovers Iil Eighth
eaue Woods i2St and Third avenue, Harlem,
and of {. Randall. Jersey City.
E. Chastney5 Aromatic Steam Liuiment for CHRONIC
ard nflsmmatoIy Rheurnatsm, Smellings. Sprans Suf
in th= joints Sc sc. Sold al i35 Sessaust.eet-
q WRIGHT l.pt.s EEcET.sLE PlLLs-lt should be
remembered that " rights nta Vegetable Pills certain
Pam h Side OPPRESSION Nausea and Sickness
Loss OF Appetite to5ilvsnes yellow tns- OF the SKIN and
< add other syFtom of Liver Complaint, because
which when deposited upon The Liver the Of the
dangerous complaint. They also certain pteyen
aPopexy AID Sudden death because they carry of those
humors which obsruc;Hg the circulation the OF
c4liy turning suddenly
OF smmation the baininsauy, and every
other disorder of Ike mind
clccrs Of Ccunterfett-The public cautioned asans;
- many spurious medicines, which, order deceive are
aoaderfai flils 's.e'''s tF ABOVE
should be remembered al. genuine medicine has wrish.,s
adsn Vegetable Pills mail; printed the sides of the borss
aad at Il TIE word Wrishts be found all posi-
oes aeSoted erclu,irely 10 III. sale of the medicine
No ss Tenatsi Boston. and No. Race-sest Phil
atelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

SrABBING IN RAILROAD CARA slip from
the Office OF the Buffalo Gazette states that on
Wednesday night an insane man IN one of the
second class cars, while the train was near
Attica, commenced stabbing and cutting on every
side with a knife, and severely wounded several
persons A man named Lewis Jaon was Sc
riously injured, and to escape the mad mans
fury leaped from the cars, while they were un.
der full headway. The insane man followed
him as did also his uncle who had him in charge.
The train was stopped and Jaon taken in, but
the other two were not found. The keeper reached
Buffalo the next day, but the lunatc had not been
seen. DR.. ]. H. Matthews, of Painesville, Ohio,
was one of those most seriously wounded.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

TaE CHERokEEs,-We find The following IN
teIligence from the Cherokee country in the st,
Louis New Era. We have received, and shall
publish as soon as we can make room, an inter
es;ng series of letters from our correspondent at
Pittsburgh, upon the Cherokee character and the
origin Of the difficulties which have recently arls-
en- among them
jesse Bnsheyhsad the brother Of Isaac Bnshey head has
offered reward Of 81 $50 10. tis apprehension Of t per
sons concerned IN his murder Que OF them John " ofk
was arrested az ghrld Slo BY James P Miller Dra
y Marshal Of Arkansas
white mon who had been arrested IN The Cherokee country
uad-. the provisions Of the Intercourse Law, bad eeea
brought TO Fort Smith, b. company Of dragoons.
pPsf states a the cs.okse II the 'islaliy 81
themselves into p2oIin companies, securing The country
and experimenting white men found there galawlay Thel
c5 ei- operations the vicinity Of Fort Gibson, aad
sint the saldi-rs and Of that post: tew days
p?eyiou, they caught servants negroe bei5sin TO
M lcers al nooa day Sigh; OF the garrison, and whip
ned ,irrn because they lad passes. ! said thai hss-
9ceedaS are dsavowed AID will be prevented By The a-
rhcrities Of The Nation.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

IrThe Report of Deaths for the last week states
the number OF deaths IS men, 81 So boys, 4.
srl,ota los. Diseases apopleSy, + cholera inlaatun,
-; consumption 3S, convuls dropsy in the head
dySrn,ery, S. debility, s. inflammation Of the brain, 4 do.
ofbowels 6; do, Of chest, 3; lnarasnus, IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19
3 The Hair Resfored when En-

. Tic Hafr Restoreu " III " y. f-rns ca
BALD No charge until successsul are ia ", A. .s Of
which D,ais Hair Restorative row being appi:o s ,se
ict No 3i st Aysaue 23s persons. Depo. i ~; Dsro
30. I73 Bros3w .y Corandt s,ret, and
STORY ;76s Broadway sioA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

Cry Prison During the last
week there was into the Sly Prison 1870 white men,
i3 white women II colorcd and colored Women.
Total 1917 Discharged 50 white men, 81 white women, 5
coloed ,nca coloret womsn-toai ISL OF these 81
sent 10 the Peuilentary Remaining ia prison IS white
men IS white women 30 colored men, IS coloed "omrn
total lI5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

The attend ance The French and Italian Opera, and
thc Concerts thus far indicate musical Fer this ie
and dealers nave prsPas6especally Arw who
musical has his saloon. 20I Broadway splendid
stock Of New Music and Instruments Several Songs Will
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

T Duels are fought at other places besides
New Orleans. The Lafourche Pa,sc: Of the I'd
saws duel took place IN this town last week One OF
me narries was slightly wounded Another duel sbou,
n CONS off on Thursday last but fortunately The Sheriff
happened 10 &c, Of and stopped the affair byap
ping one Of TIE parties in jail.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

GREAr ATTRACTIONS this week at the American Muse
a The Ethiopian SereuadeFs DoraG.as Miss Aiair, Ce
iss;e Ar Sherman aud the Feje Mernai ars all eagaged-
Grand entertainments every night quarter befoe3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

FRoM TIE MoUSTAlNs.-We have been favored
with the pcrusa Of pyar letter from Benis Fort, dated
July % The writer o; Mr.. Fitzpatrick parry, aud
saws that thus their trip has The part?
has been the ih inst waiting the arrival OF
M Fremont who left them on the lt June with Il men
After progressing ahead some distance h- despatched
press back requesting party with Fitzpatrick
move un, me joined e al!rdgin as reason that there
we're hostile Mexicans the line OF theF route On the
morning of the date of the Letter the says they
dividing into t,vo parties again. with the of
Ing al Fort Hall Oregon about 40 days. Fitzpatrck
party Intended crossing the Platte that morning aud would
take I'D the line of march owe, the Hs speaks
slight difficulty with the Indians, but furnishes pacu
lar fSt. Louis Republican.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

SARAroGA.-The season is about over and the
thousands who have thronged to its waters arc
scattered TO their widely respective homes. a
letter from one OF the Hotels, dated Sept lb, says
+" The weather is very cold here and company
scarce. There arc not more than sixty strangers
in the village
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

COPPER AIlNEs-Mr. Bernard OF St. Louis has
returned from an exploration of the copper mines
of Lake Superior, bringing with him many specl-
mems of the ore. He thinks the mines are rich
enough TO be worked advantageously, but he does
no, think il VIII at present be undertaken, owing
to the capital required, and the conditions re-
CURED N the Government Leases.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

- Mammoth child, . wears old, weighing sa5 pounds
,i and performers all TO be Peales au5snm
for IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

GT The Cincinnati Message relates most
disgraccful outrage which recently took place at
the Brighton House, near that city. It appears
ia, several droves from the interior had Put up this
house. who in consequence of the duness Of the market
Were holding teir cattle few days hoping the price
might advance.
one of the rovers being sick, very anx Gus sell
his cattlooered them for less than the market price with
GU, eirecting sale; when Of the drovers, Mr. Ride
man, purchased them A, this seems that three brothers
by the name of Cook who had been butchers became
RACED and claimed that one but themselves had right 10
purchase stock the market and insisted that it should be
sold and delivered TO price which it had been
offered .them but which they had previously refused 10
give.
Abou, 81 hours after this Chas Cook armed himself with
bayonct the tavern and drove the landlord out Of
house aud made several attempts the of Mr.
Ridenam threatening his life, Mr. r. being entirely
uarmed Jumped OF his window, in the second story by
which he seriously injured
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

- From the npuGalion Of temiEss Medicaed DiaIA9Gs
Candy We constrained ~ believe II INST rate a.. -
htf ha 'ad bowel complaints, esd 't berg conpoaaM II .
sons afflicted with those complaints 1t Is purely yrGs,aU
lis Worm Candy J, perhaps superior 70 aay o o. Sod
IndiclEe the X also vegetable anh ssies
whovsae and retail Dr Coyed f,e. ls5 Man @ lfT D.
under Clinton Hail also bG T. ghaseny o BOIL, et
Sands $ Col East osdway. Hills. lO3 Gieenw zen @ @
coddllstons. 52 HUDSON ST. We.doyei III ttl asslld w II
Woods. ol i2l aod 81 Bat-ln ~ A
L. Randall Jersey City
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

A. shall be absen, from The City 70; the ensuing
br weeks correspondents who write me here on matters
.1;, personal attention aad will understand BY
this notice why response no. received Letters sent to
me a. Akron Ohio before the 2oh n Pittsburgh Pa
before the 25th Viii ece'e prompt attention IL G.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19
THE EVENING TRIBUNE
III, NE published T1lis Day at II o'eiocA'

It viii contain IN addition 70 tie matter OF me al0'H'' @
!. III. N,.ws received BY the Nlorai 5iais;
!, s,,,,o.-v ,eor, Of the sAnxers including Stocks
n the day s sales up TO ] o'clock, P. NJ.
q The AeR,,.,. a, our Hotels for the day
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

T. The following is bur one of several hundred CASES Of
uncommon effected by these extraordinary remedies
from well known CITIZEN
have been ten years so.ey afflicted viii. the rhsumlsm
suffering immensely and being lame durns The whole hs
time. II commenced my aud up 10 ny sncle aug
kIe-, aud tna my and hands that have iaa
awake. great distress all night many times aud the Gl
hay contracted that M fingers were drawn cFoekrd sEa
ed aud the jonts swelIei Last winter commenced tsas
the lniisn Vegetable Elixir ad Nerve and Bone Lnioca
from Cons & Co.. 81 COrlandtstre.t aud have now u
ken ony bottles aud haYeby il been beneftsdi
by all the remedies prescriptions ever before a
aud feel duty make The public that those aias'
ed IN the same way may avail themselves Of us benefits
would wh pleasure give PERSONAL assurance OF cure
on wishing iaquirI.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

U Hon. Daniel Webste, left the city last
evening in the steamer Knickerbocker for Albany,
on his way to Rochester to attend the fair Ex-
President Van Buren and Gov. Bouck will also
be In attendance.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

GOVERNMENT FUNDS IN DlFTIcCLTY.-Ihe ne 81
Louis Republican, OF the 10Th nsr., says:
1--WE have understood that the money OF the United States
the hands OF the Surveyor General for this district and
which was on depost in the Bank Missouri has been
ched in the hands of the bank Cor the private debts of the
Surveyor General Dr. Reed; and the paymen OF check
drawn favor of surveyor has been refused on account OF
the attachment. The whole proceeding is singular IN It's
character very oppressive the surveyors who have
earned their money ad deprived Of by the private
claims against bankrupt officer"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

~ CITY Subscribers who prefer not being called aI?h
for their pay for this rer, may IN af ahee lp PIX
months or year at Desk of e publishing Office ana ~
viii have II served promptly and at AZ eaFiy hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

HAIRY ExCEEsEyCE cS THs CPPEE LIP i Ladf =, ,nI
Ol7 the U.tead back Of the neck r IN tns r:.
safety and cetinty be yri b. the Chiaese h2n .
tender sk.n. ID-e are, hC6eYcf scorer o lsi 81.
this oaly AID oIi-ua lrticl~. IL cs te ssa o.
fore purchasing and tie proprietor VIII iortiI E
lfIt wall OF 10 Il, provided II GENES fcn = Io!Aa3t'
which IS the cnly place 70 obtain II genuine
WoRMsD RoIms,ock.s Vermfuge VIII efee;aals aas.sl ri
Worms aud VIII not lie csoinel or ots -, 0i
prcpeTatiop ifhIl.t4s the consttuon and soT The
lungmereble dlseaes bot th- coat:ay WI gfs cas
child By scY opening the bowels, sad no oi onIT ..
possibly tI5s. PlIce d Gents per btttlS 20 U "e'
Il tounlandt-st
THE RowISG I,rcH YE,rERpAY.-A uial ol ~" ~. ne
on ~ ho5oe betwern the Norm au' Esst tss Is. r.ee
Henry S'od rowed 10 Mr.. Rob. de @oh VOL % osiag
against the Highland M,ry,n sowed oy Sr poisyi si ysd
We lean. 70 crnp having seized Dir. D. TlsI m kr uis
ahead Of m competitor. This cannot @. ssii % W
Q; skill
70 National Repeal Conventio NJ We'd.
Will oFen it sessions The Tabernacle. Broad"as' ="
ne-day, tie2nih ins;.. y O'Clock, no9n.
Tickets, admit lady aud sentIeri.n, % ,t Ea
ceediuss, twenty-five ceutz. They may Be hac a. II.
stores and the door ci the Tabernacle
" Mercantile Library ABSociahso.ccur s.ccurr d
Library VIII Be closed, tor examining aud ah konks
books, from Oct 2d Oct. itE incpa'e- , SGh md
required TO oe IyturEed before sotlfy rom SEPT
the Library will oyen for yeceIypS +. g,Y1
10Th Sspt. 3gih, during which tune no oooA@ M
-. J,, on sl
The Librarian i. authorized 10 remit me 7''tf5 S II booE
books returned conformity wIIh this cotie Re- orlsr.
returned, the fae5 Will be strictly t3assJ 'sscfT.
sig eotli55t, WAf. VI. PARhs, fei' *
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

BcnclAsy.-on; SUNDAY night the Catholic Church q
the TRANSPORTATION in Chambers street. bursanouay
entered by forcing the basement window shutter aud i
plated cadlescks brass aspcsgus pot and ya'a
linen communion Cloth stolen and carried away.
OwgERs WAsrsp.At the Police Oifce by officer Sweet
for gold fob chain and pieces Of black silk handhfchie
smnnosrd 10 be stolen
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

NGLAycHoLy AND FATAL AccIpENT.-We learn
from Farniagton Couu. tha, Saturday last Mrs Camp,
slir Of James K Camp Of that place waS hfofa from Tie
carriage in whch she and her husband were ndiug aud
badly hurt !hat she survived but f=w hours She 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07

AHRrvEr nu BHr.snt..-@I.e steamo
Rritdnn,n, est nrft"h a Boston, la 81 d,
D'cefnhrr@. Lr- n~nuveIies snnt ,nrpnrtnn
tns. car Giles cntfrmrnt r. brult dr In nrist
de Maxim; eIlos ~arnonrrni In Gn de Il
gt"rrr dc Chlnc, par snfe i" ratte victor.
r". 1nl want auS tngIn's nne indemn,te Dc
~2l,n0oh00 doiInrs, l'nc1u,s'tion DE- lflt
de li"'r hcng, 1Gug"ttule Il" 1t,'rn port
~a"4yeaaxa son "n general 81 j
reit' III f@Pfirn r1 n~articn'irr. Great ii III
beauties 'lfHt maj I"& 4 ag)aj~ n'on' 20
'rt'at't" 2o,lr cns seHt~, Fl I,rru1nnrrr h"s
tutrrs pHt'ans rar','r"rn II n ,rndrt - 81
a"""n douto les TQ6n1o~ privileges p1c lc
%lpn
81 In rl~rrn DE- Ch10n n ~ IT,, dhroue.
mr1t hirn plus prompt It Plus hnirrnx
ql1t n Y await '1nl d Ic prtvo!r. al rcvan-
ca0 L. d"nor"nnnt dc Ia grerre Il" TAI.
4banj<tan. en daplt des sncre< apoarents
qrI ~lo"tTtne"@, rorait ttrc ION de snti-
taue Iat1oti,on ct a vanitc bfitann,utas.
L'nrs success meme &rnhIrnt nvoIr dc.
monirt a.1x chefs angIais limpossibi'th de
retablir Ieur p~uis~ahce ddchte, ear u3e
gtand~ nic>'rc. nno mHstlre d@sesp"rtr y
Ito prise, f~avacuntlon dafn,tivr de TAf.
CHA aistan y rte rtsolucl T.rs victories aD
nsre,trs dss rrmes ancl,iSrs abo.t,sscn.
Io,c i tine RRertosr eeiGt ,m,,or<r he len,
nuisance,
In ,re~se de I7ndrcs q ~ nrrso,n nra.
mime i tra.tcr Dc larhrte I5vacn,tion or
donnte par 10 gonvernenr g"n6ral Ia pr,
50 de CI,z,ce At d. Cab,uI, d,t.ellc no
sourn;ent 9 ,oac,or cette eyac,atIon d's,re
me vfr,tahI. d.!a,te.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-01-07

per d~'ohiets plus en harmonic ayet Fttat ,r'
sent de vos ldtes. avae Yotre ge0t dnsnitiat'
eli vns efudes t~avuritea.
Lee maInbres lie FAeaoeiaiinn srrerTe7t unf
hien ,tritBble satisfaction de FvRsednf III nj
lieu d'eux IN agricniteur ri ~df1'hent ct 81 DO
vouo al bien public. ct liz dtsfrenf pret'iff df
cettn occasion pour ln ~retavotr ! leHr e7F"@'-
ton ]annuelIe. Is naua ont en- cons q'Iei'"f
| cIargis dc vous inYitnr il leur fare IA 'aFen
d'BealHter j Ia Fnire All, SOUS le1r surlnte'-
dance. dot lncessamnent AVER lieu i Baton
Rouge.
Iassnciatinn que uous roprtsentonF. mon
sjrur. comrte a peine deilx ans d'evlR'nnro,
81 p%curtant ellie pSerro me avIdente Of waste
influence sur los impeftRntea considerations
auSnuelfes ellie dot SOP origjne. III done clio
parvenait a attirer l'attentien et a obtenir les
encouragement des ngrlcnIteurs d'sttnmuta
dee etats de l'Unian. ellie lie ~pourrai' manfrer
d'atfejndre IN IaUt doerc do Rrsspfrrte. Par
mi leg atriculteurs dent il a'agi' figure al
premier rang IL Fermier .d'ieh|ana. don't In
ctlthritt, Ell CO 1ti corcerne In culture 81 Ia
maultrn believer Ies animang, ma deEaIe que
ga renetnnie rsnma llopne d'etat. Fenez ,
denc rRrmi nous, notIsielrz, Gaitea nous Jour
dea avantaGes que nous f7nTans fr3rer 10
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