davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07

Or Samedi proclaim, nous publierons
on francnis ID discours pronounce, par Mr..
James nj. Elam, a l'assembleo whig Do
Baton Rouge, o. qui figure o0jourd'hni
sur 10 premier cote do III portie anglai5o de
notr0 gazette.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07

Il. BATON RoroE--J N Elan, D b Avery
Amos Adams. Joseph Monord, wv Fowler,
III d Eavrot, "A Montan, II Lanoie,J NJ Wi.
kof; Capt. y f Reeder, VIM i Tennard. ID
Sanger. A Chopin, Frederick ArboHf, J pi-
no, A Shaw, b Rhodug, A M stuart,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07
ARRETE

iar q. honget, dams cette vile 10 o Gnu
rant un malet. de c%ouIeur brun lgncS. ave-
2 cfniere toadae, d'euviron ID paumes de
hauteur, Of age de frois ans, sans ancnas
Inafqae az fer Visible. lie proprfetaire est
reqdts dc lie rctirer en- Sc confornarf y n l.,
X DUFR0CQ,
~ Rangenr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07

A VENDRE.
O1o fnaison sifa6e daos IN des plus
beaax quarters de- eette vile, avec ses de-
~Peildances, constant gu cuisine glasieurs
chambres d domes1ques, remise. 6curie,
p~faeonnleT, un excellent puts &c.
Aossf--URe ferre ae $40 aFpens De ~.
p]erficie. sitIee dansla paroisse. i dix miles
de la vile. isai qIelaaes e~sclayes dages
% de sexes djIfaFents.
Pour Plus ample Information sadrcsser
aa bireau Dc cette Gazette.
Juliet G 22
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07

i.a morceao precedent 6tnit compose
(stysp d'impfimcriel uyant que nous Gus.
sior@ III Ia recUioation fate, Mercredi der.
MGR, par le Democratic Adtocate. D6s
lofs nous somtucs tout.a.fbit d'acCord.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07

Condaife a ia ge6le de Ba,on
90 Rouge, 10 25 Arril Is44une nfgrss
H1A sc.qIi Sc dome Ie nom de- LYDT.
agte de so 4 IS ans. syant
W gFande c~icatrice causGe par me a.
g. lure sur Ia main, ct Sc dit 800
4 Z. Ewing, pres de- Clinton. - =.
2repfietaife est requis de IA retirer q, = Is
ioFtnant 4 Ia Lo. e s'--
mai ~ Is. gs0IeF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07
pOIDa nIt 80

! He Paf le mare pour la senajne spiyant,
10 faflne elant S5 G2 Ie baril, Is once
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07

a X FUERTEs,
E~EFERENcEs.
M. ! peiIipr, Cai Dwonascaze'
de m,siata .odfo z Vendfe un assortment
,r pausa4ue hoayeiie, anssi que plusicurg h.
iqa,,os ~ alhefeales espGces, tells ouo
ta .sJ' gultares' hag6olets CT une qranda ou1nn-
s'sa ~ fofoeS pour piano Of guitar, de premt.
! . eSt PREF ? executor dos ordras pour dos
alanos ~ premiere qualitd, qu,ii pourra
'o an@, Z Pr1H de y Nouyolle O16aog'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07
EIAT DE IA LOUISIANA.
EeFie dun n5gre marian.

Ee'a's dun n5gre MARION.
DO vertu Gun ordre de Phop. T1,a r.,
ser uae de paroisse, dans ct po5r !, 70
rolSse DIST Baton Rouge, il sera pTnos : pa !
gcAta pablique. s'se ga
sAnEDr, ootobre 5. 1874
Ala malsoH de coqr, dars Il v1te ~ -
ION Rouge, ~commeneaut a midi. tons a. ~ "a
Tires, intertts ct prt.ensiopq n, gr pl !
tatFe dun ceffain s~scIave marron. rl go,aa-
aahs e aePof, le4del So joane le NOM dr.
1870 PEGS Z poaces De hauteur, Ace da ~
thss q sc 90 apparteulr a WA. CbsTonioD 10
ia rJFlsFe Rouge. 'H' us
y Z etc arrete lie 26 Ac0t 1872 ct est sai.i
f-af ies ifsis de prise, detention st agtr@s
Conditions &c IA vente-eompsa,.
;, II W FOWLER. shsrie.
A louer pftssatemest
ne petite ua,sna nsase. osT.,
de totes les cal8ess a'sae
Peayeag rendfe uae demepgs xa w
S'adresser au DR.. G. sou.errc
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07


Ia DIScoRDE EST AU CANT D'AGR4MANT-
Une n~ouvelle session Went d'ayoir lieu
parmi leS p%roneurs du mdrite de Polk ct des
b%ienfaits 1e Pimmediate annexion du Texas.
Bien que ee ne soft qu'une session simple
ment locale, ellie men demontre pas 4noins, a
dire ~d'e4perts, jusqu'a quel point est fragile
la bonne~ harmonic, Ia cordiale entente, sui re.
gae entire nos adxersaires poIiti4ues. Il MY
arien en- efet de plus orageux que leurs as
eembltes, ct 81 nous a%ioutons fol ce que Pon
nous a racgnte, on 81 seIaitt tres geneFeuse-
ment distribute des epithates dune nature
tres peu earessante. Nous aimons a nous
persuader que nous avons eIe indnits en- err
reur: touia.ois, CONNIE, scion levieux prover-
be, i n'estPas de fen sans fuake, nous ia
mes enclins a croire CUE les l~ocofooos Sc dis
tinguent par 0ne multitude de nuances, don't.
les principles Sc conposent d~eazehauds locos,
des froids loeos, desFrais locos. ct das dou-
teux locos. II s'ensuit que tous ensemble lis
torment n tenebreuse Mac5doine ga les
opinions ct les sentiments sont loin deere no.
mogeaes.
Quoi cullen soft, nous somfnes ofReiella-
ment inform6s que Ht. John q Burke re
comment 6te elu president de- l'assoeiation.
demoefatiqae de cetle vile, en- remplaee-
ment De Mr Abel Waddfn, d~emissioanaire
ettout porte a supPoser que c]elui-ci, en- Sc
dsFo9apt aox honnsprs de Ia place, a trasmais
aae dlfheals ct rade mission a son liable ct
sgaciI-L 4asces5eurs-Qu! giFfa, saug2.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07
CLAY CLUB.

Lee ~ Juliet dornier, q l'assembl6e du
CLAY Club, ont Gld nomm6s menbres do
comit6 des arrangements poufia %proehaino
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07
lIGlREs M IA UAIAgn

dQsisha JuaEa (anfremeHt Jacto) informe.
y PUBIC dsEst Ct d'0ucst l'afon Rouge. anil
! ~ 8gnfe eH groa ct en- d6taif, des %ejasres
q uita gialft s0ptrieuf.
&c, d dos prs modtr(s.
aodt 10 ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07
AJTS

0na psrda en- 1871 on cn9iron, IN Bill.
let signc par Madame VeQve Jean Bantisie
hcbert, ct fail payable i l'ordre du soassi.
gne pour Ia somme Dc cent quaraBte Irois
piaslres e1 soixaute dx-hGjt cents payable b
Il mai 1912, au bureau du juge De OUsst
Baton Rouge. lie Public est par le :,rksent
agefti, de ne pas nsgocies, III tfaf1uer pour
Ie dit Billet.
DoREILLE FOREP.
De joarnal '3''
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07
No. ga
AVIS.

AVIS.
Tous coux qui on dos rGrlatnafi MS con re-
y succession he John McGtI, dGetJt, de CO..
te paf9iafe, sont prits de les presenter "a.
iholi e~critiies az so1ssiRUe, oxtcufenrs tes.
lafnontstfe, &C foIs ecux qui dofycnl a la.djto
saceqssle1 sott requis dc payer pana De Iai.
JOHN BUTLER.
a0at ~ " Ex.Tostamem0ire
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07

EFAVE
Arete par Anthony Mongct
On cheval BAL, I'LL queue ct cri-
Hiefe Hoires, unc narque sur ID
49, III das, gisage blanc, Age d'eaytron
I0 arg, ct de ia paun1es III h~auteur. Ie pro-
p~rletaiFe CIT regais de- ID refirer en 30 con.
tofnaat lato II DurEocQ,
Jdfn9 rs Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07
W.LLNsEKs

1913 pieces IN excellent article, fer sale hv
PHILLIPS + LANOJF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07
CANDlDAps.
rom PRESIDENT prs u. USls
~ CLAN.
POUR WCE PRESIDENT
Theodore FrelingflMysE
Ponr ELecLeurs.

4 Dist. jacques ~froutant,
q " ZenOn CavSlier,
3 " George S. Guion,
A " 14Nfay to saunders
, " jacques Dupre,
= Z. Edwavd Sparrow.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07
.MUslQNE-


- so1ssignG arriganl dc Ia NeIte o,fa
a]a' et ayant PHtenl:gn dc Re Gxcr dsh.
fs.ie VIE, offe SOS services aux bobfang do
Datols houge Ct dc sts enyironp, CONNIE nr ~
l9sseaf da 1iusique vocal et i-psfrnms6isI
,E5ano q Glltare1 II csp6ro bar ses con-.
lalssaoces dams cet att ct SOB exlrGma GJsI,E
gems accomplishment de SEES devotrs mSr.a.
jea saliragts des persouDcs qui lbogorept d.
,enT romance. II accordera lee pianos a ~"
Pax D-'Issrsueriov.
Lofons pariieulitres lpianos} i "'''''
,ney,gue vocaIo troiy Ieeons par q.
"'@ ia ia 90
% sur II guilare. s N"
20 eir ic pianos On classe. 2 6co W
liefe q pias, chaq0e, s'o- , ~
% mnaique Vocale en- cIasss = W.
60 pafficuli6res on f@rancais. Z wv
do en- )classe, ~
do 81 49,. ~ EspagHolt f 90
III inGortaett S 90
fonS qnils d6siront reeIer tons les ,9GsS pa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07

EAcENrR1elrE ANqLAIgE.-Un journal
de LondIe % fde0iito Ii fait spfgaat III.
Wflliatn lose Iuchat, ff6re de lord Atde.
lay, tuenait lIae vie tres retifde dams N
yolslnage de- Poftland Plaee. On ayait
blon fea1afqQ6, il est yfai, i'd taciturita. ct
%eeftalaes habttndes exeenlnqaeg, mas In
lncldlie q1'fl appoflaH dams tous seg entre
tens nafaif amais fat naflre ID soaie1n
que son esprit FIJI ~ds.ange. samedi dbl.
nief, 4 fefoit ins lottge qui semble redoa.
bier "a tnelancotie labifrlle. sart.
aPres ssGtfe lnfofne, DC lord Andeley. Ii
c]eiul.ct n5ayait bssolu do riof, et 10 diriee
ysfs % II au p%istolet dc NJ. Thomas snuth.
dams Ii0ibosti. III, il lifc doux co1ps IT
decha5gs . tfeisiene dams IL dos iii mai.
if9 dq w 0eeape I charger III p~ist0lef,
&c fU1f4aat se dos au meartrier. All cfia
e5e Jet1e la X%lctinla, Allfed Smith. ooh
NE aeegAEt 81 aRinaHda j III. Iflefst M
91aa ne II assef L 20 pafiet aete. Pas
6e= teqofse 4 a59td, MAJ 5.satHg II declare
4a Il est 9agpdts de- IA Vic. q01li ysa4 atrs
pena1, tlai5 qie fien no Iapol5saIt L Isl.
sassiaef 1t. 5nltl plaa1 one aalse.
aineaa 6agaut III fnngj5trat, III inter
f2ge sIf soH attentaL Iqcbst declare QaII
z q eQ aosf oaJsl que Do &c fatfe pfendre
y 81 age DC ~ ans, vi seul dams IN gar
~, 81 ne DOT compile d pefs0ane do ses
motifs IT dig ses actions.
" Les iettfes de MI. Tachet rG absent
point DO doufes sur Ii fatblosse de- ses fl.
caitos nfellectbeiles. Ut Thomas 81 nth.
duOldtie H0eafeusan4ep ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07

IA. ~
bon eife Ct la Pf9sPaflte de IL Loufsiat
pandahf gle tongues hflt56s9 aa aace05 {
Paetaofe g u1e election. 8 done, IN ven
On talFo nm putin topt pix, qua celia n
llenne. E5ft DC 81 conscience, de sea bon
nes intentions e dos mota8q4fRAft deter
mine, 10 faftt do iH1oufnefpent ne cfain
pas Il dlaeasstatl, ION de fai car Il est 81
d.afoif to1Jotfs FaYafitage aefant IN fl
BIC eelalfee-A3etHe.
LurrHg DE NJ. CEhE-Yoyant III
ehafaemebt aYeG tequol Eespfit do tnfI
chGfchait Il d6natufef eelftins passages il
Ia lettfe de- NJ. Clay sur l~'aDne1i9n aa
Texas, q1elqaeA afnis hi ont dGfita a
saioi Ut "a f6ponge Went d6tfe public
dane u North AIabamiaa de- TuscombIa.
Nous ID %rePfodaisoas sans coinmentaiFe-
ellie men ii pas BOSTON
AsnbAND, ~ fuiIt0t 1911.
Masgicars-J.a reca y5lfa tstife man.
aoncant que les opinions axpfin6dg dams
ina Iettre de Raleigh sur Ia question do
t'an0exiond a Texas aolt tnal comprises il.
non NAL espllqaee8 dans yotre loealig6, If
ql'sn cl3fcil8a laHe foifn qae TAI change
dOPiaion i 90 sljet dePals lsi9-Jai
cberch6, dan3la lettre II lagueIlo on fat
alluslon, d III expfinlbr aossI eXpiirllenanf
que possible 81 f. ne panse pas al'il soft
fJsslbie d. hi donner, sans affi6re peHs6e,
ung taIssa Interpretation.
I'm 1910, lorsque ia discJtais CO suieta
III Ghambre doa Repr6seutaus, lEX6cHtIf
await aegocit ayec [ f4Hpagne 10 tralt6 ptr
legaeE ID feSas await Gf6 cGde i cetto
pn|issance mas Ii Congress n,ayait pa4
encore s%ancfoan6 cetfe eossion .-Je cfois
nafntenaut CONNIE alof4 que 10 pouyoir
charge Ill fire les lraites.aa pas ID droit,
II coicoar3 da Coagfos, ID eGdef
partie do teuitoire dos Etats. Unis.
hais q Congress d, par pIusieufs acles
post6fieurs, mum este son a~p9robation i
De 90 tfait6 BIZ ces actes ont don.
no au traffic touto Ia ~ynlillto ql'll aaralt
cue u Il Congress y await dome son assen.
timent aYant II conclusion meme.
a cglte epoqao de 1919, III Texas I'd.
plr nous n'6tait pcs p%oapt6. Mule
ny aYalt 6Ea flftg par des cIta
Fsa5 dea ltsttH.Ifais. I'm 1925 et Is27.
j Il y await au TeSas qla pen a~2hahHaa5 I
q eonPosaat 80 colon. ataolfy sous ian
dn Ie&lf1e-A aactoe de ces
.fois peft5dEs nai attl, HutIs section dafU
llal, y ayait na1tfste d'opPDsItton j son
Incorporation. Oaa DID qlef administration
le TIL. Adams propose de negacief uvec Ie
Nh vT4tf4#tsafr ybFH.4 IT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07
L.

INSTRUCTION.
MADAME Is n FUEBrEs, exaIireetrice dc
tJnsiltutioa pubti4ue des detaoieellos 8 ii
Naagelle Orleans, offe resfectdeuaemen aea
sefTtee8 eainfne iasf3futftGe aux ieanes dem6i.
~seIles, et clio 81 PROPOSE de doBiof dey la.
cons partiGtlfGres, dams fduteB ies branches
,ane education complete, Cd anglaips ct Ell
ff8ueais agaft age cognaisaa1ce ~paflaite des
denx iangti65 Ellie desirefaif parffculiefe.
luept ifstfaifale i~fa1eaia, ayaaf iHgtfUit cette
langte aFec success dams plusieura %insitn.
tons b N0uvslie 0flfads File donncra
aussl des leeoas sur la epltare.
lalle ASSURE les parens que rhoHoferont dc
ieuf confapee, qu'elle ne scra pas NAL plaetes
HEFEaeacEs.
Rev. Mr. Woodbridge, Col sMaGa, MMI
j Phillips u BoHuecazes Baton R8aee,
Pr Pteton, Kew. ] TWitebe1, Rev. Mr. |
Wheaton, J0d9e Canonge, hfM. ] NaYbint
] sl9o, u M4ttbeWs, j B9tdalh, sJ Peters,
81 Buyer NoaReIie Orleans.
GKANDE CT IMPORTANTE 4MGLIO.
RATION DAMS Ia FABRICATION DU
SUCHE.
Les soagsignGa ont aeqnis auioufdfbuf, de-
N Charles llarflfel, par aete passt devant
zion, Ch, Tess ct Juge DE- HI p~aroiase d,Egt
Baton Rouge, tous SOS dtoits cd prGientidBs
sur "a machine 4 ccntaer Ii aucFc, intentee /
lGt, Vic, u qlelle machine est c0nside.
rec par touB les habftaHts aneFief# les plus
Experimental 4ui Toni gtie, CONNIE degant
renpHT pn grand vide dams ri Fabrication du
st1ere-ayec ce fnoyea et d4g8 ul temps
tlngt iols Plus court on p9nfra onlcYer par
.aitetpentl e5 natferes 9trangdfes dc ri GHlN.
OF parc6asfqueat flaridef III iug, ce qYi
,eftaetfra do falFe dugucro NJ qaaiat gGpe.
aaus dtfieuItt
ls sent pfets i executor aFec pronOtitude
leo oalfea qalleur seropt donnts dams MI
net deial, de "a manisre Ia plus coryenabies Z
IBnfes lea Communications adrsssGea ainei
Manehae Post Office Lay fceeyfopt une
r6p9nse.
~McKIfRIGK 81 BROWN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07

0RDRE HoRRLauE, -Purs0Dng n'igno.
Te que ION cotnpta Oh architecture quntre
ordtUs prlncipauX E~lonion, Ii Composite,
IL Csorinthten et le Dorrlque. QUAINT aux
troia pfemiers, nous i]aissoas aux gems do
| Part le soin den apprdcier les beauties, GA
lev tnt6resso plus que nous VI celui qui,
dams notre enumeration, figure Ii durni0r,
nous no croyons pas, toBt ostiinablo quiz
est, q0il nous conyienne:d de nous en- accu.
per, dapouryas que nous :sonnes dies con.
naissanCes spcctnles one rGcIamo un tel
suiat, powgaol done h titre place au
commencement do cetto "arllclG2 Rton
de plus iactlo d osmptondre, ii fon fat
attention i I'otthogrnphe dn derBior mot do
~ titfe. qul nest point enprunta 4 Fan.
ciRnne Greece. Jest un efIetun mot do.
figine tres moderne, * don't nous sonmes
red]eyabtes i Ilncatetratiah dn trOp cei6.
brt, Ih. IY. Ifor5 un instant d6lcntolr
dn Siege -RaherButoflal dol fGtut de Rhode.
Island. Dr, CONNIE lev pHrs el conscien-
cloux. supp0ts do james h Polk adoptent
sans Hesitation l0ls lev moyens ILL donner
un vAlA Gclat 4 leHr prttendu patriatisme,
SO NfAthS I@IAtAt@lGAA AISAAAAE9 Sb|ttEEIC lBlbiDi~|
gnOgo sla synpathte au trlste sort du pri.
sunniof do Providence, uno espdce dor.
Dire de- cheyaleryo, dout l'insignS consiste
VI une hauPpe do sole noiFo, que ehaGun
deuX pRrte i la b~outonnlGre, du cole gah.
che. ile Ii on est conYona do les appeIor
ies chepdtiers do Ia hpuPpe, Ell, chose
ttrapgo cette qualification paralt singh
ii6rement tlatter lear amour.pfopfe
Qails sous permettont pourtant de u leur
demandcr, est CO blen dams IA r6publique
des Etats. Unis qu'on deyait fonder il
teile association, gu confrerie ? Aurait.
on done oubIi6 abstraction fate de toute
anoIogl.) que Ia suci6t6 do C|inciunatus
elIe.mGn BIZ, qQl pitt nalssaace i Ptpaque
on nous yanions de conqutrir Ell d'assurer
notte Independence, MA pu rGsister d Pan
.ipathle des anl6ficalns contre tout Go qui
/ qaetqae resemblance uyoc les dtstinc.
ions en- hoaneur dams lo5 monarchies
s@eralt,Il dapc possible que Ton ne put ma.
aulremen5 que par DO puerilcs de-.
,oradoas, lo chagrin que Ton 6prouye du
.6vere chatiment infig6 aPmprudent no.
'ateur qni a failli pIongerson pays dams
es horrenrs dune guerre .ciyIle2 Sans
.ontredlt "a douleur est exgmpte de tonte
'stentaaon ellie sa conconEre au fond da
.eur.
Et nous aussi nous plaigaons bien sin
erement III. w. Dorr; dependant nous !
e youdrions pas ofner notre boutonniere
9 IA memorable honPpe: nous tenons
-oP rigldement ! nos principes repubi-
aims. Nous pr6ferons faire. sans para. !
e, DIES reux ardens pour l'6largissement :
9 fholpme que nous ne ~balancerions pas !
appeler un tactieux, 81 nous ne profes. !
obs pas pour lie malheur, meme quand J
EST merlte, autant de respect que de com.
Iiseratian. !
7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07

AN DUNN q H. b. WHITE,
A1yfoisfrs Avn Co~rsssttona,
az Judge Morgan's old Stand.
haiayeite str, Baton Rouge
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07

I'm journal que nous avonss6u hes yeux
les straite de trGHres. tiaie poarfait.oa
nous dire en- quot cohsiste Ieufs p~f6fendue
trahson ? lis ont accepfe be mandat de-.
modIier, re adoPter on changer I'aneiea.
ne Constitution, ct lieu, Jaqaa present,
ne pfoay9 qa'ils ne solent dss9oses a Fac.
coinpsf haelelneni, felgiausement; eDco-
re me fois esfia tfahison! En- les char
geant dun travail de eette haasfe impor-
lance, on no Ieara point Unite le temps
dams leqoel il devat 8ffe fat Ia faison
20 est simple, car i agt %uniqaement de
bonner au repple d Ella Lanlsiane une ban
ne Constitution. 70. qnI Jatlals osa pre-.
tendre que le temps ~consaeg6 8 pf6paFef
IN travail fit IN temps pefduf
On DO sanrait done sans injustice, ba
mer he's paftlsaHs de laJ%aafaeIaent. lis
OPT, 40 contra1fe, 9fo9ye, paf eetaeto Dc
ggssse, IL etaivnt j il hdG,oQl !edF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07
AVIS

dresser aa Dr.. G. soa.erre.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-09-07

. Les ieatfes dc MI. Tachet rg ~Iaisse9t
point de doutesssaf ii fltblesse de- sss fl.
caites hfetleetoeiles. NJ Thomas s. aita,
qaolate da1gefeasonent b@IcssB, d 'esf poinf
dams lne position d~esesp6ree."
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-16
II. B. & s. POPE.

Staple Goods, Grocery Produce Merchants
YAzoo Cry, MISS.
IL EEP constantly on hand supply OF
IN the above articles, bought exclu.
sively for cash. They also keep supply
Of Begging and Rope, and have a good
Cotton Ware House on the riper bank, and
will strict attention to receiving and for
warding Cotton or Goods at the usual
rates-are also prepared TO make cash ad-
vances on Cotton. A new article of
Negro Lnseys on hand, direct from the
Eastern FrctoLies, which we deem equal
to the Kentucky goods, and at much lower
prices.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-16
OUCH !; /! q :: : nc! IS

DR.. HULL'S Cough Lozenges are now
rapidly superceding all other preparations
for the relief of Coughs, Colds, Asthma.
Whooping Cough, Catarrh, tightness ofthe
chest, Bronchitis and similar pulmonary
affections.
Price, twenty-five cents per box for
each kind of Lozenges. For sale by
E. d. WARD.
Canton Mi, aug. 25, 1943.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-16
m "a u OH ID 5 s \
a certain and efectuat Cure for .4gae and
Feper; also used successfully IN the
treatment Of Bilious Ferer,
Nausea, General Debility,
and Nervous WeakReSS.

The most flaterng recommendations o.
| this Medicine have been received from
many eminent Physicians and others who
have used it. And tits presumed that nc
medicine has ever been used whose &C
ton has been more beneficial, pleasant
and invigorating, and called forth from
afflicted sufferers such expressions o;
heartfelt gratitude and thankfuiness. -
Persons taking the Pills, soon find them
selves relieved-Chil broken! Fever
gomez! Stomach and head free and
healthfuI -! Strength and appetite in
creasing and improving, and all nervous
weakness fled.
When taken according to the directions
accompanying them, they never fail to
cure the Chill and Fever the first day, and
never scken the stomach or operate upon
the bowels
Their action Upon the whole system is
so charming, that persons are invariably
surprised and pleased with their rapid and
restoration TO health.
The Pills are purely and solely Vegeta-
Bile; and the happy combination of the in
gradients and their proportions are such
as to produce a medicine which never
fails 10 relieve when relief is at all attaina-
ale.
Each box contains 90 doses of Pills
''''' '"' D'''''' ~ '1 E. y 3. WARD. !
Canton Mi, Aug. 25, l843.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-16

people in every district of The Union
should be well informed of the course pur.
sued by IFS particular representative, and
Of the bearings Of all the discussions in
Congress, and of all its proceedings. The
important topics opened up in Congress,
viii, we have no doubt, greatly protract
The session. and consequently increase the
Volume Of our reports. The Congress,
Ional Globe Of the last long session (madr
up o! The proceedings, including the otcs
and synopsis of the diseHssions) extend
ed to almost thousand quarto pages,
small print. The Appendix of speeches.
revised or written out by the speakers, con
sisted also of about one thousand quarto
pages. These volumes were furnished
for 81 each. The same amount of mat.
ter reported and printed at the usual pri-
ces. could not be afforded for less than $40
per volume. The matter being prepared
for our newspaper,we are enabled to trans
fer 1t and convert it into the hook form
and sell it at the reduced subscription
price. But the volume of the reports, in
creased by the long session of Congress.
made the cost Of the paper alone nearly
equal the price at which the volume was
sold. The publishers made nothing on
their work. Anticipating that the APP
preaching session will not be shorter than
the long one of the 9th Congress, we had
determined 10 raise the price Of the Con.
gressional Globe and Appendix to So
each; and, TO justify this enhanced price,
new expenses to add to the value
Of the work. But, being impressed with
the importance Of spreading information
among the people. on the eve of an cleo
ton traught with such consequences TO
the country as that of the next Presiden.
~, we have resolved to adhere TO the old
price of 81 fer the Congressional Globe
md 81 for the Appendix of speeches, to
Ill subscribers up to the lst of January .
lext. After that day, the price will be a
81 for each. +
AS some persons who may receive this q
prospectus may wish TO subscribe Tor our ,
egular papers, we will here state that we
publish a Daily paper ut $40; Semi
week. y paper at s.; and Weekly paper,
With complete index TO it, at 81 year,
ayable in advance.
TERMS.
For the Congressional Globe, 81 per
opy.
For the Appendix, 81 per copy.
Six copies Of either Of the above works be
i'll be sent for SIS; twelve copies for h;
10; and so in proportion, for greater OF
lmber. VI
Payments may be transmitted by mail r.
'stage. pail, at our risk. By rule Of be
G Post Office Department, postmaster, fai
G permitted TO frank letters written hy Oh
emselves, containing money fol suJscrp- th'
ms. me
The notes Of any bank, current where IN
restless, will be received by us la
par.
To insure all the numbers, the subscrip.
ms should lie in Washington by the Nv
n of December next, at farihest. :
E~1~No attention wiU be paid to any or
unless the money accompanies it. JUS
BLAIR g. RIVES.
WASHINGTON City, October 20, 1913. FIF