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SHERMAN'S WORM LOzENGES.

SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES,
Proved 10 more than 100000 cases ia
he lnIaIlible; The only certain worm de
slroytng medicine ever discovered -
Many diseases arise from worms, and
occasion long aud intense suffering and
even death, without their ever being sus
Pecledj grown persons are very often
afflicted with them, and are doclored for
various complaints, without any benefit
when one dose OF these Lozenges would
speedily cure them.
Symptoms Of Worms Pain in the
POINTS or limbs, offensive breath, picking
at the nose, grinding oflhe teeth during
sleep, and at times a paleness about The
lips wIlh flushed cheeks; bleeding at the
nose, a gnawing at the stomach, flashes
OF neat over The surface oflhe body. slight
chll's OF shlVerings, headache, drowsi-
ness, vertigo, topper, disturbed dreams,
sudden starting in sleep with fright and
screaming; sometimes a lroublesom,
c"pgh' teveCshRess, thirst. prhd hue
MS bad taste IN the monlh, difficult brea
,ntng' pain N the stomach and bowels.
fatigue, nausea, sQueawshness, vora
cious appetite, leannCss, bloated stomach
OF limbs, grPings, shooting pains in va.
rIous p1rts Of the body, a sense of some
thing rising in the throat, itching of the
anus towards night, frequent desire ia
pass something from the bowels, and
sometimes discharges Of slime and mu-
Gus.
DIR. Galen Hunter, i08, Sixth Az.
knew child that was cured of fits b,
these Lozenges, after three years suffer
ing, md when nothing else would civ,
the east relief. lie has used them il
this tescIipa for tho last Two year /,
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SHERLFF,S SALE.
Ohio Life Insurance and a
TrustC Company,


Joseph Grail and Elenor
Grail.
by virtue of a decree issued out ,
Nhe court OF common pleas of Caro-
county and to me directed, i will ofe
iorsaie "et the door oil the court hous
Hn'CaFrollIon, on Monday The 4th da,
ei'Mafeh next between The hours Of II
O'Clock "A M.yand 4 u'cIockP M. III,
following described real estate, TO wit
The North halt of The North Wes Guar
ter oi Section No u, Township l3, anC
Range q, containing 80 acres and I6 iO(
'ol an acre-and will We sold by virtue
roG SAID decree.
DAVID WATT Sheriff.
and Special Master Commissioner
January 26, 1874.
priater's e2,25
ALSO,
al the same time and place, by virtue
oI a writ oil LCrdri FaciQS, Issued Out OF
the court oI common pleas of Carroll
county, and to me direcled,, 4 viii offer
Tor sale the following real estate. to wit:
a small piece of ground laying adlJIn.
ang the town oI .Hlrrsbulgb, in The
county ofCarrOII laying between Rich,
man and.Leesburg streets, and extend.
ing TO tho line OF Section No l6 in said
township OF Harrison, and including all
the lands laying and being within said
bounds belnre mentioned excepting 26
feet by 81 sold out Of tbcnorlh eaet cor.
ner OF said lot Of gronnd. Taken IN
execution and will be sid by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
January 2G, 1914. |
Primers lee l,5O
ALSO,
Atthe same time and place, bv virtue
pl sundry wrIls Of Alias Pin Keadi Er
7)ondS, issued out OF the court OF common
pleas OF Carroll county, and to mo d.
Tecled, ] will offer for sale the following
described real estate, TO wit: Part Of The
North e Isl Quirter of Section seventeen /
Township thirteen, of Range six, IN the
S'enbenVihe land dIslrlcl-conainino
SaS acres, together with tho improve
anenIs thereon. Taken ia execution and
will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
January &c, 1914.
PriuIer'S lee so.
ALSO, |
AT thesame time ond place, By virtue
ol writ of f ia etleU ta. issued out oil
the court OF c0tHmUn pleas VI Carroll
county, and 10 the directed 4 will offer
for salc the following described reni
estate, 10 wit; Lot No 3, in the town of
Augusta -also, all that lot OF land a6
joInIng Lot No 8 OH the east, sixty feet
IN trout, and one hundred and alxly leer
back. Taken ia execution and will he
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
,Janurry &c, 1874.
sPnn!er's fee l,50
ALSO,
.Attho snme time and place, IJy virtue
OF sundry writs Of AIiaS Kendi Erponas,
issued out Of the courto lteommon & pleas
toI Carroll county, and to emo directed,
il will offer for lsaIe the following de-
scTibed real estate, 10 wit Lot No 50,
known as such on the fpIat of Cen.
treville, now CauoIIlon--AIsothe,un
evtdPd hall interest ,oflHe'ea easrnaIf o!Lol
[ No 80, also, The west hall Of said Lot No
!55 known as such on the OrIgina' pla
col-C -CenirevllIe, now CarroIIron. Taken
'Tn e%OCo,lon and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
,Uau1ary 26, 1874.
PlinleE's fee / so.
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Cash for Wheat,

The subscriber will pay Clsh or gooc
merchanIabIe Wheat delivered at The
CarrolLon Steam Mil.
ISAAC ATKINSON.
AugustI1. 1913.
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New Store.
Cheap Goods, and no mistake!

Hear y6 hear We! all persons wishing purchase goods
The subscriber receiving
pied by Jackson Sinclair aage and we'll selected stock of
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Whitley, Green Co. Pa. \
MAY l4th lS43. 4

Whitley, Green Co Pa.
May l4th lS43. 4
.Mr.B "A FGhaeSt0ck q. Go.
Dear Sir:-I have been using your
Vermlluge 10 NY practice for a plumber
OF years and find it the most sure and
safe mDestrQyer that i ever had.
! was caledtO achld six or seven
years old in May l842, which was then
in ,spasms with the worms. 4 gave i,
one vial Of your Veymiluge agreeabIy to
directions. and the child passed 40
worms, In few weeks, i gave ii an
other vial, and il passed 200 more ma
king in aII.640 worm, The child rocov
cred immediately and has enlQyedgood
health ever since.
4 ihave prescribed it in many other
cases, in which it has brought away 900
und300 wOtms.
JONATHAN MORRIS
Us. A. FahneSt0ck'S Anti Bilious Pills.
n gentle but efficient calhurIlc, express
" adapted for family physic; and are
not surpassed by any other pill IN use for
wi cases 'in which catharlic was indI
Gated They will operate thoroughly
without gripping, Price 25 cts. for a buX
confirming 80 pills.
PaemOnic or Cough BaISam.-A valu
able remedy for Coughs ahd Colds.
Price 25 cents.
Cough Lo@engeS.- These Lo2enges
possess all the virtues of the best Cough
Syrups, are convenient to carry 10 the
pocket and very pleasant 10 The taste
Price % cents.
Carmiaative LozengeS, for the cure o
the Summer complaint. As the season
IS now approaching in which bowel
complaints are always very troublesome
as we'll as dangerous, every iamIy
should be provided with box OF these
Lozenges, which if used according to
diroctlons, will certainly cure Price,
25 crnrs.
Liquid Oopodeldoc This penetrating
article possesses double the strength of
the common Opodeldoc, is more cIeanIy
and much more conveniently applied.
Price 25 cents. For sale by
r. KENNEDY, Druggist,
Cagrollton Ohio.
July 81, ls43.
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DRY GOODS.

Groceries, Queenswae Hnrdwde Hats Caps Bonns Cotton Yarn pitts
LEATHER (S Upper Harness Glass CGags
IRON, Nails Steel Brass and Wood Clocks,
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NEW GOODS.
THE subscribers have just received and opening Of
Fall and Winter Goods.
'CarrolIton, September 81, lo4S.

Which have been purchased within last the YORK.
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh prices lower than
Goods ol like have Teredn q
Our
article We
and transient customers whether they wish purchase
look feeling confident at give
general satisfaction
Purchasers will s' barO mind that seIOn for Cash Produce
INLAND, there other which goods cheap
JACKSON & THOMPSON,
CarrOllOn September 90 ls43
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Boots and Shoes,

And every article usually retail stores He does not deem
publish ais Of ALL the articles 'bathe keeps Bh
publishing prices few, which he happeR dispose
would opportunity hut
say aage ENTIRELY NEW, purchased New
Philadelphia Pntsburth favorable
which goods sold o~9 having
make the bry aooHr
wishing purchase He would therefore ali
and examine has stock before purchasing elsewhere
N. B. The hi CHEST price paid for Fhxseed.
William M. Sinclair,
CarroIton, September e. 1o4S
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Certificates Of it's efficacy can he seen
at the store Of the subscriber sufficient
to satisfy The most ineredulous. Price,
25 cents.
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GO ODDS,

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Groce
RES, Qaeensware, Iron, Nails, Glass
Castings, and in fact almost every arli
Gle usually Kept in retOtl stores, lust 70
celved and Tor sale at the new CHEAP
STORE, at prices much be low what has
usually ben paid in this place. Ladie,
and Gentlemen call and see
WIN. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Oct IS
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MASIlTMG@

"A IargeaSsor,meu, Honow ware of
best qn'Il'y,suc as Pots, Ovens, Skill
lets Stewpo's, Teakelties. DC. received
and for sale by
Il ACvsoN q, T~,o..
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JACK ON & THOMPSON.

=ACzs, SILKS, Cloves, Mus
Hosiery, Ribbons, Dress bandkerchiels
Lawns, Painted musIlns, MouseIde line
Laine, Cap stu1s &c, for sale,by
! ATKINSON g. Co
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&0I lTGPS.

~ doz BRAID, Leghorn, Straw fancy
ana palm leaf bOnutls, for sale from I2I
cents 10 S.. NV
JACKSON d THOMPSON.
Sept %
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-01

ALPACA LUSTRES Il MERINOES
A good assortment of Alpaca Lustfes
and Merinoes Of every shade and quali'
~, just received and for sale at the
cheap Slors Of
WIN. NJ. SIN LAIR.
Oct "a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-03
]. N. ELM
Acocat. DC. rfsidaaa Il Baton Rouge.

Arocat. DC, residaat Il Bdton Rouge.
Sc propose de ne plus yratiquer que dams
les differences couFs des Ysr0isses d'Est ct de
O9ezt ia ON Rouge. Ia eor.r de district De IA
p~arofsse de- Concordias ct dams Ia Cour STU
prame a New Orleans ct ALezandrie, aux
conditions s~Giyantes .
I. CousejI To- al ten5aat 4 pFtvenir un
process dyale gratis
2. Aacune charge Pc stfa fate pour con-
sc]'s % services roades aux indlgens ct op-
primes.
8 Toute charge j ezcedant pas cinquaute
plastres sera pagse d'agauee-au-dessous De
/ ciaqaaute g~iastres5 Ia Motto compliant ct Ia
/ balance Tors de la rendition du jug.1ient, ou
: aufre accord mu&sea
I. Dams Ia eout supreme, loFsque eonseI
! pour FappeliaBti aueune charge. additioHnellt
sera faitE-pour Appellee les charges seron
regfss par accord mutneh.
= Il ne d~evieudra dams aucun cas- res9on
{ sable pour fsais ou deeGnens.
5aVfI 1913 9
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-03
FATS PATENTS.

De 1920 4 1880. sous une adminisfra.
lion wbie ct sous Influence dun tariff
protecteur, une dette 6trangere de cent
millions de piastres a etc enforcement
Gteinte.
De 1880 a 1910. sons administration
~ldcofoco, ct par Ia reduction impolit'quf
du tariff, une dette 6trangere de deux cent
millions de ~piastres q etc cFe6e.
De 1920 i 1880, SOUS la protection du
tariff, finportation a 6te de moili6 moindre
que de 1880 a 1910.
Dams cetfe derDi6re periodic, nous
ayons eonsomm6 pour S520,G00,0 900 d'ar-
ticGes ettabgets de plus que dams Ia pre-.
misre.
De 1920 a,l"30 des measures ont etc
adopt6es au moyen desquellcs, 10 dette
rationale a etc totalement 'iquId6e.
De 1880 a 1910 Hne dette rationale de
dix millions de p~iastres a etc cr6ee par
Van Buren, ct contiuuee par John Tyler.
De 1920 1880 administration Wing
a depense treize millions de piastres.
De 1880 a 1910 ladm D s ratiop loco.
Eoco a depens6 vIngt.sept millions.
De I82Oa 1880 les iocos.foc YOU
latent une Banque Nahonale.-On tart
eleve.-~.La distribution des terfes-Les
am6liorafions inleyOes.-La restriction
dn nouvoir execdtif.-Des Banques.-
Des canaax ct des cheuslns de fers, etc.
De 1890 1910, le meme part denohee
I'opinion pnEIique toutes ces measures
rom,ne etant "federaies."
~ 1890 1880. $4,000 ont etc EN-,
nlnv6es pour les fournitures de 1t malson
dn President.
De 1880 a 1s4O, une somme addition
nellie de $3.50 a etc employee pour lie
meme ohiet.
lie 1890 a 1890, la ctteufation On pa
pier de baDqae diminua de sept millions
de p~iastres.
De 1880 a 1910, cette meme c%ircuIa-
ton s~'accrut de cent-qaarante-neuf mil
lions, cent ualre-gingtctnq mile, haIt
cent qaatreyingt,dix Piastrcs.
De 1920 a 1910, les emprnnts de ban
que mont pas exc6de S20O,45l,2t4.
De 1880 a 1887 lis ont monte a Penor-
me solnme de S5~25,1I5,702
De 1920 4 1880, sous lie regime ct les
measures wings, notre g~ouVeFneneBt a e
| ndminisfr6 avec sagesse, Economic Ell
~pro=p6rit&.
De 1880 a 1910, sous lie regime des
Iocos- focos. sous Influence de ses extraY'
acances d6magogiqueS, la fraude, q ban.
oneroute ct Ia RUNE Sc mo8iFerent dan
toutes les parties de notre waste teEfltolte
lie Tri5ua D'Ortean&.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-03
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA
Cour des Pr9uves-Pafoisse d Est Baton
Ronne,

u sora veTdn par Ie sou5z'gnt, Mardl IL
5 mtrs 1874, IA propri6tt ci-apr5s d5c,ite
appa tenant a IA sJrcessi6n de feq William
Adams ct Cynthia McMorrjs, ga femme, Pm
ct gautfe d&etdts
Eseaves-Noere Billy. are de 80 ans,
Aaron de A, George de II, Tnm de IS ct
Sophie de 40,
Mary Is, iada 36 ct son eufant a5a d'on an.
5Chegaux,
5 bouts, ct 50 t6tes d'autres bGtes : comes,
SIX Dfebis,
80 e0chonS,
I'm wagon, usfeasjles de- Iabolrage. mJtief
a tls%er, mcubIes de rpaison. &c.
CONDITIONS De Ia vESTE.-Ies e~sCIaees
IN e~HsqlHema compliant. Ia balance a l. z e.
3 ans do crfdi', da ioar de la veme.
Lt Propfllte tersopeIle, 4 IL mois de ere
dit pour loutes sommes lie $50 ct au-dessus.
e sn.dnSseus de vjugt p~iasfres, compliant
L~'acqutfeur fourpissand des biTlets, payabIes
en- .Gangue, gafanfIs par hypotheq4e, ef ptT.
t4Ht ua int6ret de dix p@ur cent aprss ecbt
anCf jgsqu' au pa@emenf.
la sente aura lieu a la dcFnisre residence
des dts d9funts.
CT TESTER, P,J.
3 ftyrier 1874. So
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-03

y n Glasgow qui soDt PATHS de ST Louis
pour sata-FG, en- JUN derojer, Etalpnt at.
| tend4s pour r. 8 novotDbfe ii Caibuahoa,
avee Ienrs nafchandises. Pfesque 6tutes
les caraVaoes dss ]traitans agaient atleinf
Sapla.F Re au d6part de NJ O.. mais Giles
avaient t]prouvG lie fudes soaGfaDces dams
leur voyage.
TfeIze Espagnofs 6faieDt morris en- che
min; doUze ayaIent sdccomb6 4 une fGvre
lntertnittente. Q1elqaes.nns ont 6fG aban
doBn6s malades sur Ia route. lie voyage a
dur6 1O6 joUrs. Connolly ct Glasgow
aVaient 42 wagons ct Armijo SO. Cha.
que chariot 6talt attel6 de 10 mules, on de
5 GU 6 b0nfs.
On estlme Ia vaIeur da commerce de
Santa Fe a S475500; les atfeIages. etc.,
d $12I,40O; total, 959G,00O La saison
dernlGfe, les Americans ont etc traites
ayec beaucoup de respect par les autoritt<
du nouveau Mexique. Deus contrefac-
teurs du haut Missouri. los NOMINEES Fin.
cher ct Wilson ayaieht etc arrGfGs, ell il
leur await etc %enjoint d'agoir a qu1fter lie
pays, sons peine de perdre Ia main droite.
81 dans dix iours on les ~trouvalt encore au
Mexlque. LIE 81 Doyembre lly await de
6 q douze pouees de neige sur les montag.
mes. A $50 miles do Fort William, Col.
burn ~rencontra $50 haftes d'Ind ems Cha
yennes et 10 plus grand nombre d'Arapa.
hoes. A 100 miles plus loin il Wit une
bande de $50 gusrrjers > Ia poursnjre dun
parti DE Pawnees. Me- @. ct ses C0mpag
mons furent traitGs ave- bont6 par les In
djens.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-03

La masure Ia pIui inPottante don't st
soft occp6e potTe Z legislature, est IL bdI
imposan ut dne taxe De capItatiou, et, par
suite, uUigef8aIisant, pour airsl dire, l.
dfojt de sffrage. Sur re bill Ia discussion
a etc vige, a]nln6e, briIIante. Les adVef
saries CONNIE les parltsaos du bii onffaft
pfeuye d'esptit ct do talent presqne tof.
lonrs, ct d~'elequPnce qneIcqaefols. Il
ny q guefe de do0tes '~nsintenaht snT Ie
success do bill. Les Votrd doun6s en mns
se depuis qGtIqoes ann6es sur les terrcs
publiqmrs, ont plus fat pour fadopt1on d.
cette mcsure que tout ralsonnement Dc 5es
parlIsans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-03
YENTE nE NEGREs,

SAmEDI. 3 Fovuer proclaim, il sera vendU
a Ia maison de Cours une belle famiIIe de
negre,-lepe re. la mere ct cinq enfans.
Aussi une jeHne nGgresse, servante de mai
son avec son cnfant, petite mriatresse.
Term&-Sur "a famIIle, 5000 compliant, Ia
balance a unsde x ct trois ans, en- bi!lets en-
DOSES a Ia satisfaction du vendenr.
Sur IA jeune negresse $50 compliant, Ia ba
lance a IN, deuz ct tfois ans dassus.
jan 90, 1914 50
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AVIS.

o. tr0uvera a mon ecGTie a Baton Range,
pendant IA ~safson,a paftir dr. her mars au lei
Naturalization de race, importG. Nicholas.
II est sans Ggai CONNIE eheVal d. course c,
de race. Les termes s0ft moderGs pour she
cofdeF aux temps. Pour chaque Jumcnt $40
par saul, Complain, eft a SIS poar h salson.
81 800 pour assurer na p]ouIatn CeGx gu
pIacerout Ieura ~iutneUts pour Ia saisou gu -
surance seroUt tenus de foufHi Ieurs billet,
pour le mo0taht d. q Ia lin de IA safsOI.
ORG1Hs-B6talon eft par 81 Nict uFas iksu
de Moss RoSe-EiEe fit tlsyte par Mr. MS
de York, en- AneIeterre, i5sa dc Traulp @
de Saucho. St. Nicholas, le pere dn suSdf
fut venda a un prince AIIeDand pour Ia serD
me dc 1900 piastres. lie premier ct secnnG
prlx a la dcrniere fore ont etc accordts d 1es
Poufaius e~ngendr&s par Nicholas.
lev. 81 ANTHONY MONGET.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-03

lie soussIgne Fuf5Ture Fe-spectaeusement lea
bztIsseuEs et aarresy quill est pref 4 fafre
toute batisse en- bgiqB6 on autre ougraya
dams &c genre il fuurfifa aussi tous les ~
terBaux necessaires tells que chaux. brf1aa.
sable, a des conditions r~aisonnabIes.
ii Ofre ses services aux habitans sgcrfarv
ct il Sc fatte, d'epr6s sa Tongue eSperieneg
dams des ouvrages de sucrerie. pouyufr dop.
rer pieine satisfaction.
LOYAU BERHEL.
FL few I Briqueierle De d Garninnn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-03

NOVELTIES D'HATTI TN eofTespop-
dsnt du Boston Post, dams une lettre dafee
des Caves, s d~6eeu,bre, dit que &c pays
est t]nuiours dams ua elat de trouble. La
delegation nominee pour former aou-
valle constitution ct eIire ue president ma
wait fait cue blen peu de progress. Uns
cnmnissarre venait d'ayriver de Frunce
il demandait lie Placement be la dette due
ms cetsa r6p,BIique a la France, GU ext
geail DIES securities pour garaDt5e do pare,
mant. lie gauvernement provisoiFe await
encore augment6 les drotts d'tmportatlon f.:
lis Sont a%ajourd hui les mtmos que sels se
president Boyer, eli a parlIr di moIS de
;anyjer 1874 lis deraient ere pages en-
ARGENT ~espaanol. L'hostslste des Negro.
co1trel les maIatres est t]ouJouFs anssi Vi
nee, mais lis sent im3oi@sans a Greer unt
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TAXES DE ~PARoIssEs.

Avis est par Ie present donne que lie ia.
bleau des taxes pour FaHnGe 1913 est a pre-
sent entire les mains du coIIecteur des taxes
ct de plus que toates somTnes dues sur lie Ia.
blean pour les annees 194I ct 1912. qui ne
seroat pas irntaediarement regIees avec Ie
.collecteur, seront psreues s,lon IA rigHeur de
Ia Ioi. -. HACEEf,
Collecteur dGs taxes de Paroisse.
90 j~anvier 1914. so
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-03

Distance Requirement Gr6e-NoHs re,
Commandons aux habItans, CONNIE m6ritant
d'etre encourages par eux, deux ieanEes ere
oles (MessTs. +. Henry ct Louis Couraiog)qai
Sc proposeHt de fare sur I'autre rive dG fauve,
jusqu'a la Faasse RfviGre, re qu'ils ont dGIa
execute sur cefte ~rive-cj, depnjs la rue du
Canal, N. Orleans, jasqu'a Baton Rouge
c'est d dire de saes0rer Ia route, alh de 20.
ser noe borne de mile en- mile, apec 10 no
I~ncraste sur Chaq0e poteau. C'est me en-
treprfse tres utiIe ct rcs.importanfe.
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MATELAs.

Les p~ersdnnes dai d6sreht acheter on faire
fare des mateIas, sont prices de s'adresser a
Ia maisoa du general Thomss, procbe Ia ge6Ie
Toutes les ~cosnnandes seront promptement
executes, garanties de Ia meilIeure fagon Ell
a juste ptix.
On Sc chargera aussi de monter ct de re-
parer toute ezpece douyrsgs dans Ia partie du
tapissier. 8 mai. IL
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AVIS

Mime. DesaIl ct Nile. TabeF on rebuilt le
prix de pension ct instruction a $50 par an,
blanchissage 800, instruction s~euteIneat $40
par an.-dans toas les cas- payable par quar-
tier d'avanCe.
Pour re~nseiguemenS s'adresser a
John BUTLER, Est Baton Rouge Doctor
Ira smith, Bayou Sara Hon T. w. Cham
| o. Baton Rouge; Col NJ Courtney. o. Baton
I RoIge q alaL ID
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NOuYELLE s0cIErR

Les sodssigues sons aalourd'hui entre4 .
societe sous Ia raison de Philips Il Lagera
Els auront touIours en- yente IN assorfima1S
gsueralde marchandises de godt &c. NJ 80
percent, parleur assiduites merieer dEe porto,
du patronage public.
Baton Rouge, lfevrieF 1s83.
WILLIAM d. PHILLIPS
4f6v 81 EUGENE LANOUF
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
CoHr du Troisi6me Distriet=pareixss
d.Est Baton Rouge.
Jane Ofat
vs. 1910.


la pfaigHanfe demande une separation de-
Prepflete scion IA iai, ct lee fats prontes AZ
testenf ses prtfentions. II eat done yrdonps.
adluge ct dferete qa'elle soft sfpatts u brh.
Prlete d'aeec Ie dtfendeur; son mari. o. 1n's
ellie prenne administration de ses pro5rss
8~ifairas, ct i est de plus ordonn6 uatells All
iugef1em eontFe sen dit mari pour IA sep,ne
De deux mile GENT piastres, ct quatre. yinpt
eiaq eeafst atec iateret legal 4 dater da is
Gecetnbfe 1913, 81 pour seenritf da Placement
de IA dfte sonrae, il est ordonn6 oge IA OIaf.
gnahfe at hypotbeque sur IA brobfiGt6 to4.
elere d9 detendeur a dafer du 90 de- mai
1913, ei Z est &c Plus ordonn6 que IA pEaf.
gnante feco1Vre possession dun lbf de- terrg
: eIle ~oetfoyee Ie Is j~apyier 1893, par sod
frefe John OfFtt, que ID c-ofafnHnauts d'ar.
quits ct de gains cI-deyant existant entire lea
parties SOFT dissoute ct que Ie defgndeHr naia
les frais. &c IL ~fanvier 1874.
ISAAC JOHNSON,
Jnge du 3me district.
Pour copie conforne 4 PoripinaI.
A. WINTHROP GreFar
3 fevrIer 1914 IN
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NOUvEL ESTABLISHMENT


H. CLEBER anaobce ar public De Baton
Rouge ct des enviroGs, quill Went d'onerir VI
Magasin pour exercer la profession de Mar
cbaad- TaiIlear. Ii fat fcutes softes d'ha9its
&c, da0s 10 plus court dtlai et dams le der
aier gcdf. CONNIE IL Cleber a a]utrefois eyer.
c6 81 profession d Baton Rouge, son habisete
est bien counue. Ccux qui eoudgent H5er
lhonoreF De leur patronage peuvent ere az
surss que Iear Outrage sefa confectlennt
Dune nIani6re satisfatsanfe,eta aassi bqs prix
qu'euaBeua antre ttab.ssenlent. III ahra sou
ours en- main az assortment De dgaps, easi-
Enlrs, satIhs de laiEe, casllnrs ~ soIes pauF
yesies.
Son faagasin Get STUD yis-a-vjs IA paarma,
Gle de B. Jouf6aa, rue Lafayette.
30 DE II