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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-11

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, 1844-09-28
Rates Of Advertising.

20 cents per square of Is lines or less, fol
the frat insertion, and IS ceLts for each Sub
sequent insertion. A reasonable deduction
made to those who advertise by the year.
Communications or advertisemen,s ofa per
sonal nature when admissible win be charg
ed double the usual rates, and payable invarIa.
biv in advance.
II For announcing candidates, 50 each,
invariably in advance.
dJ Advertisements Except for yearly adver.
Users should in all cases % accompanied BY
written directions, as to the ntrnher of inser.
lions: ifnot. they will be published till forbid,
and payment cxacted.
, 1844-09-28
From the Warren PA Advocate.
"ESflHre no end In EEumnugs.,,

Nj. ;r.eIey. father 81 ~. P~.a.p-.-
ph"r Gmeley. Of the New York Til
bnnr, attended the viii. mass meet
InG ii Columbus. last week vi'h a
load at >h"e2. dawn bv ux-u u.
horses, with a banner. uppu ~..i|.
Wa inscribed, "Pro'cci my FIeccc.'
Now We should Ike to know very
mucA What NJ. Gfeeler meant t. d."
win such banter at a wing meet
m. lie knows, as does every live
White Wig. that The prices of wool
arr ranged from 10 to so per cent.
I""er. Cairr the present tariff. ,hau
Gnirr ihc falling duirr, Of the con
n'"utI>c c.; aud he also knnus thai
when 1 democratic Congress cnieav-
"red 10 cGnlIize tie present tariff. sn
'1a' II could protect all branches al
industry. and proposed ~ increase
'hc dnly ON Nnui f'urn ) 10 Is per
cent. II WAS steadily opposed lnH &C.
Lated by The unan.a ous vote Of thr
vh'- members. Whc there is annual
y impaired mt" Il J. country several
nE ion pounds. /. this r~rntecri,nl
l. It's he parivtur M. Greeley t.
." /" Tor protection 20 his fleece? Is
,nIS TIA rnr'y - thn ui,i>trious far.
" c.sot Nv York nd Pennsyl,aria.
+irf," NrraS cover = thousand EiIiSl
/. - 80 70 - N I
, 1844-09-28
Military Elcction-Ist Monday
in October.


We are authorized TO nnoun the
name Of Col. JoHN SuuTH, rs d can
didate for the office Of Brigadier Cen
eral of the lst brigade, 18th division,
Missouri Militia,
We are authorized to announce the
name Of Capt. JAMES McELwEE, as a
candidate for the office of Colonel, of the
18th Regiment, Isl Brigade, 18th Diyis-
ion, CT the Mo. Militia.
We gre authorized to announce the
name of JOHN S. DAVIDSON, as a candi-
date for the Office of Colonel, of the 18th
Regiment, lst Brigade, 18th Division, of
the Mo. Militia.
We are authorized 10 announce S.
c. FIELDER, as a candidate for the office
of Colonel, of the 18th Regiment, lst
Brigade, 18th Division, Of the Missouri
Militia.
We are also authorized to announce
the name of Thomas DUNBAR, as 4 can
didate for the office of Lieut.. Colonel, of
the lst Battalion of the 18th Regiment of
the Mo. Militia.
, 1844-09-28
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that tie
- undersigned has obtained at the
Clerk Of the County Court of Pike
County. letters Of Administration on
the estate # Thomas S. DnddS. de-
ceased. dated Aug. ID, 1914. all per-
sons inrleb'rd to said estate. are re-
quested TO make immediate payment.
All persons having claims against said
estate, are requested 10 exhibit them
properly authenticated, within one
year from the date of said letters or
IT, y may he Preclnded from having
any l-aefi Of said estate. and if not
exhibited ~;i.h;n three years, thew
will lie forever barre3.
THO'S THOMSON, Adn'r.
Aug. Eth, 1914. 3w--4l.
, 1844-09-28

,hlri@u and disappointed hope
James \. Polk is Just the man for
Inc people, and the people are ju>,
the me. to vote for Young Hickory.
againstAhoso firm heart and fai: repu-
taii"n. lolr!aaI and moral. not cvru
cvcr-re dy foul-mou'het SANDER has
been aHetr make an IMPRESSION o.,
leave 2staln I[Portiaod Daily Aar-
rjCan.
, 1844-09-28
MILITARY

= OTlCEis hereby given that an cleo
ton will be held BY The 18th Rrei-
ment;; lst brigade, 18th Div. ION Of he
Missouri Militia, on the ftS Monday
in October, which will be the 9TH, to fill
the vacancies uccasioned BY the ~resigna-
ton of Col. John South, Lieut. Col. John
J.. Turpin, and Major Nathaniel Vannoy.
By order of Col. of 18th Regiment.
Sept. Dist, 1S43. tfi6.
, 1844-09-28

!. Is stated tn; 0er- .3a,f Gre.a
las been seat out CO. " -. ia, Mis-
q" 80 &rA.ro. IL lei. Wa~sng,n
= !rv Jaws sire,
as Rc.m.y5 n.4ura ~,v~:-
Nv" understand INSTRUMENTATION
nation has been rrc~rvrc at II asi =
m@ton, AMI bat the Cabinet h $ been
engaged in seriois c n~sn:...t 8, Co.,.
lie c.ur>e :h'v >"ud a
adrireS from Ts<a.. ard ..r e.. e
nom Hn.iand. ac s1ii 10 show IN p
~ timer Hri /" Be mistaken. tte aCeu-
g OF En2'and in stimulating Mexico
t. renew her war upon Teya.. San.
Ia Anna his secured the loan Gf tour
millions oid"i!ars. in part though the
laciiitie5 which she las cxfended.-
The troops for the invasion of Texas
afe IN a>ta'e 81 or-anZlr;an-and i,
is sud taa' the MrXc.n Minister in
London his written hl tie last Steam-
Fl 10 the Nrxjcau Admira o.. mman-
d:uG jhr two Mexican s'ramSF,nS
BOW IN New York. stating. HAT i
rhsy wee III cond ton. b. mus ,ai!
Immediately for Vera Curz. whcre
( they Wnu}d ha joined hv ano'h.r from
En-Iaud Wi'h ui'irgrv stores and ao,-
northumberland that # t!ev were MOI
III repair lie must pr,cecd inmedl-
"'eIy 10 Mexico With dp>patche<.-
( He Therefore left ia III" cars on the
sd Inst. FOR New CLEARS. Cne o'
'he Steamers Is repaired. aad tie
."''er whl he II about tEyo weeks
One reason given for this haste is.
hat thr expedition musr be pressed
- IL : a accomplish ire invasion be-
ore the Congress st tie Uaitrd
Nra'esLeals.
We understand Hat ia clrsc.
qaerce ~ tas> >'a'c "ftuings. at the
Interference % En-'anG--,hn ;acrl,-
US ST." has l''ai>. Cd, sad ia" rapid
mJHeHem.s = .'rN'.n, . cue> ion las
cen rr,>,r,.I q rre Comet III
" a>hmg'.'. .> FOB All 7 >'rp~ ~hr,a
L ey !muriHtr,, do e..
, 1844-09-28

You've HrcKoRr.-The next Press
dent Of the United States, James Il.
Folk, arrived at Nashville a few days
SINCE. The Union says, 1--WE never
saw him in finer health and spirits.
We want a young man, Il vigorous
Clean hanied, pure hearted, aad hfm
minded nan for President, whose
heart is not filled with the pcnt up
venom Of years, and whose tempe
has not been seured bg a long lie "
, 1844-09-28
COON ~BLUNDERS.

The coon press are accounting for
tho defeat of their party in this Stale.
b., s,atirr that Owsley's vote is not
Ia; test: that lie run behind the
ao,n ticket. owing TO the popularity
~ Bn,ler: but thrt DiXon's vote is
,ha fest Of parties. Well. let US take
,ha vote between those two coon
nard;dates. and VIZ shall find tha,
, 1844-09-28
So q SSngPVTSG~

TEYl1E unter,i.htd having purchaS-
Il ed the Tan Iard, for1rerly own
Ell by 0. S. Jennings, near Bowling
Greer, and having procured a good
Ea>,ein Tanner. intends carrying on
the business in good style, and bet
ter ,Ilan 1t ever has been. We in
tend 10 heep. at all times. Leather TO
exchange lnr hIdes; al persons wish
IN To- have 'icir hides tanned on
tie %>Iare-, can Re accommodated
ard ! viii he responsible for ah hides
delivered in good order, and if dam
ngfi Il the yarl, will bind myself
/" make ""o1. aud pay al neglect
rri'iiurr on"! Faft.
- Ir.thtr transHciinns since the
7.h II Cr.oA,. last will be attended
Io ~ ns".
David Mc.ALlSTER.
N.rrh 81. l044. 3m20.
, 1844-09-28
e 10 II or $50 50

Cos, $40 53
Duty % 5f-aboui 62i per cent.
The foregoing is from the \. YORK
Evening Pos, Of the IIlh INST. Il
shows the operation Of the Tariff, 10
Tie maintenance Of which, Mr.. Clay
has recently pledged hin sell. He
thinks it very reasonable to drag nom
pockets Of the laboring classes ca
Per cent. on the coarse wooliens they
are compelled to buy 10 protect them
against the chilling blasts Of winter.
On ordinary colt II goods the duties
are higher than they are on coarse
wooi'en goods. What have the higl
tariff men 10 answer 10 such facts.
We hope The New York papers viii
publish invoices frequently. That Is
the way 70 settle the question It's TO
the effects Of high duties on the g'ea'
mass ofthe American people. ltwili
socn convince the people that hlgh
duties do not reduce prices.-M'.
Reporter.
, 1844-09-28
Ess.. e, T.. Todd,

HANING permanently located in
n Bowling Green, Mo-, respectfully
tenders bis services to the citizens and
vicinity. He hopes by strict attention
TO business, TO merit a reasonable share
of public patronage.
Sept. 18th, 1874. tf-44
, 1844-09-28
J @ B " @ 4 K.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

TnE RADICAL Is issued every Saturday morn.
ing, at $3.50, if paid within SIX months, and
If pa ymenr be longer delayed, Three Dollars
will he exactrd.
DTo a cluu of Three or more subscribers,
If paid in GdrdHcr,) Two Dollars.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid. except at the option ofthe Editor.
dFPostma.ters are authorized by law TO far
ward money TO newspaper publishers, free Of
charge. All letters 10 the Editor, BY mail,
must be POST PAID.
, 1844-09-28
Medicine ans. Surgery.

EAR.WM. BOLTON, respectfully ten
~ ders to the public, his professional
services in the various branches Of Med
icine and Snrgery.
He may be found, when not profess
~siunally absent, at the residence of DR..
Crane in Bowling Green, till further no.
tice is given.
Bowling Green, July 81, A. 3Sif.
, 1844-09-28

at would seem, therefore. 10 be
The part Of wisdom to found covern.
ment on property" Daniel Web
ster.
"Alcn WHO have an interest in lie
soil only are allowed 20 vote in
Rh0Ge Island. Oar elective franchise
IS SO Tree. 50 unrl, ckcd, 50 needless
IeS>ly ]rnInonS, that Anne icans are
not rulers of their own land. Rhode
Island has shown Us the value Of
checks and restraints on this right Of
vot'ng."-New York Star. a whir
paper.
The representative should no; he
paIsied by the will "f hi, cons.i,u-
ents.'-J. =. Adams.
Prom its nature. the iLaacnre Of
4 bank will he allied IL the ari<locIa.
~ of wealth. and not TO the demo,
racy 81 numbers; and this is more es
lecla'iy tie case with chartered
tanks. h1vin4 great power. The late
hank g! tie United States was o,c
of this observation-disclosures Bank.
er's Circular.
- Wei might 4 BLACKSMITH
attempt io wsr3 :, watch. rs - FAR
MLh 10 leer>aar. W.."r ui-chra>
ere sure 10 ba rf,a- eI. nan~ #, nls
BORN TO NOTHING Brr FiiT,
PLOUGH til. tak~s to l.1i>ati-r."
Boston Courjrr. VIII. Iarpr.
FREE $UFFEiGEI% ACUE&E
TO ANY PEoPLE."- Providers,
Journal. L Wing paper.
Nr. Cim's D.. crGc3.
IF N ceDMe 2oa WILL. NOT NJ
low Us To HAVE BLACK
SLAVES. HEY MUST LET T.:
HAVE WHITE ONES: FOR NE.
CANNOT CUTOUR Fi3ENGaH
AND BLACK OUR SHOES. AND|
HAVE Our WIVES & DAUGH
TIERS WORK N THE KiTCI!-.
EN."-lIeurv Cia,'> sprrcn. l'c1-
Inlry lj.l3I3. On he N.sstu,l gl-s
lion.
II. C'ays Ca;aioq If Fara~rs.
"Agicuiture need ~ protection.
The habits of farmers. generation nj
ter generation. pass down i Ion.
track q; time. il perpetual su~ces
SIN, Nithnur lie Slightest Change:
and tie plrueh-:lan ~ho f,>-sn> h.
plough ro he ia, of lis cattle, vii
mn, ,-r .i-~r g NIX. ,r.r.-,, a,,.r.
, 1844-09-28
WANTED

WPE WANT in payment Of sub
S0 scrip'ion, fifty or sixty pounds of
Lnrd-some Corn Meal, and Bacon,
Flour and Butter-we viii pay for tie
above named articles the market price.
Radical Office, Sept. 18th. 1914.
, 1844-09-28
FUNERAL.

The funeral sermon Of tie late d. c
NJ. PARSONS will be Delivered al Ash
ley. Mo-, on Friday, October 4,h. The
honors due a deceased Mason will Je
performed by The members of The differ
ent Lodges.
Ashley, Sept. DIST, 1914.
, 1844-09-28
David Mc.AL!STER.
N.rrh a.. lO44. 3u20.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
T'l!!. undersigned administration Of
'he tate f VIM. D.. iiggs,
dncr.tsed. t,re of PIKE county, No.
F., rcbv gives rutice to ali creditors
~. ether interested in said estate,
.l..' he u'rrds IL make a final settle
"'r' of s:rd estate. at tie next Nov.
terra OF i..e coCnty Court oi SAID
county.
NC. roWNIyG. Adm'rs'
A"r. 3ic'. l244. 4u43.
, 1844-09-28
Regular Semi-yyeeIlly Packet
The Neu, Light hranght, switt run
ming SfPGIuCr,
Die y ON,
" CAMERON. Ma

-. ILItOI3 hlhsIIR
yET III. leave -. Louis on .Monfsys and
w Thursdays az O'Clock. T. N. Re-
trrrin- VIII leave keokuk, Thar'days :and
Fl1ai at = o'clock. y. Wv ar-aw and J.
rN"rc,.a at 6--Tnity al said Lagrange
"to u~.rio"s. P. y. sane days. Quincy on
~ rGnr-dars rrd STturdsysat 3 o'clock a,
m.-Mn,'ru Ciy at g .N.-~-lianni6al at 10,
: n L"ui-raua at . , N and GAINESVILLE at
i = n : fnc dn's.
Ia. HIE tEEEON ha,iug be ru built a
= Ions expressly f.r the trndr, with suFet
nor accommodations for Pas7rnge rs, and be-
ing "f very iiEhf 4 anght, Siirper' and Pas
srrGefS can Triy upon her being prompt, and
COZ timing her trips during th. entire season.
Passengers will please re on board at the
nrrr advertised. a. the boat will in no case
be detained hey ond tibet time.
JAS. HANNA, kg-t.
March 20. I-4i. 81.
, 1844-09-28
Authorized Agents for the Radical.
!. N. BRYsoN & Co., Louisiana, Mo
n N

A. MAsE. P. NJ. Frankford /"
HIT. kENr, p. NJ. GAINESVILLE, "
]. II. BRIrToN, Troy,
B. GInsoN, P. NJ, Paynesville,
Door. w. IL. NIcKLIN, New Hope, "
P. w. OvERLY, P. NJ, Shamrock, :.
JouS RAILS, New London, "
A. HrsDkIx, PM. Spencerburg. :.
JAS. N. GRIFFIN, Hickory Greek, "
Deer. j.. ADAMS. Ashley, :,
, 1844-09-28
STRAY FILLEY.

FL STRAYED from
f"f - the subscriber
q YnF OF Noix Creek, a
% II 'INN bout the middle OF
April last, a two
year old, black Filley, large size. She
had on the left fore plsterin joint Il small
lump-hind legs rather mere straight
than is usual. Whoever will return or
give information to the subscriber where
said Filley may be found, shall be suita-
bly, rewarded for their trouble.
JOHN EMERSON.
Sept. 2Sth, 1874. tf--47
, 1844-09-28
DIED,

Inthis town, on Wednesday last, Mrs.
PHILLIs ANN, wife Of james Moslcv,
Of this place, aged about Is years.
In Ashley, OH last Thursday week,
MARY NJ, infant daughter Of the la;e
d. c. n. Parsons, aged Il mcnlhs and
II days.
, 1844-09-28
woes. CARDENG.
At ASHLEY,
At = d u CE PRICES.

z \ view of the scarcity Of money, the
3 SUBSCRIBER has determined to do bust
ness this season, at lower prices than
heretofore. He will card white woolc at
o IL cents per pound, ana = cents for
mixed wool. Trade viii be taken as
usual. lie viii attend personally TO the
business and nc pledges himself that all
wool entrusted to him, shall be mixed so
as 10 give abstraction.
MARTIN STNEY.
Ashley March 23d., 1874. 3m21.
, 1844-09-28

That coon in Milne i drad nc - hoo
tic: and we understand there is one in
in New Hampshire, mighty sick.
, 1844-09-28

!Sg1't C"rohan.-.Al large DEM
ocratic meeting held in Charleston,
"a he I9.H inst, tie fo',owiar rcso-
~iuiions r'pr.'.d ly Gil. FL ore
@crr nd ped md creat aypLu.e:-
RI solved. That deliberate rehec-
ti"n h7s hu served 10 confirm our
i"rner rvny'rt:oIs 5. that ~ & gre :
>Hu--'c utH rsniir- between tie
Democratic and Wing P.rrir>.'t =
not only unr du'y lat oar wiscst pol
ICY. t. m4hc common saus" with our
'I"GCS md the friends "a; rnr in,tiiu-
Il rs. aC"iL I the ]GInucr"u., Gisor
ganiz'nG aud Unconstitutional doc
tT;nes and designs Of the wings aud
~ i.':-..'"'-, ".'I ~>FuCItHN. uH"I W.
stall ga deem nDr fat in lie presIdcn
Ia, canvass aui election, ~ giving
uur cDidla!. vi.Dr,u> ana united sup
port to james h. Polk aud GeurEe
VI. Dallas.
Resolved, That the charge ,hal
South Carolina IS >eekiat 4 d,smcm-
bc,mcnl from dis Uai1n. or has ccun.
,rnaarc! any sucs measure. j. gratt-
,,,~s :aI has n found ton ia flrt.
ana HAT i, wnuli he lrwnr;v Of
eyer i.., notice, bah MT Air. Ca.
tae Win. cana.d,rc for li,e pre>Idrn
rv. q, oa,f hnrsef 20 tc 50 far im-
olscI ua.n IS 10 bctrav lin iato.
rouuleuagring. IN 4 pu1lI>i c Letter.
.lj< o.i,,r,b,r and c~.,Eu..i.n. .al+u
f,,;oo un,n = Ioya' rqonle. of wnnu
lis r,r.nr md snclai intercourse
.l.,r'i have ,,rrh.L Lin. 10 indie NOR
r~mrlfl3,."
SIR NEeT""cT'oN. lie c"rOhe'
VI. ctI,rd yes, r!"y 70 hold an IN
5ue5. on tie undy oi Roman llAMrL-
ton. tounj dead At las dry goods tore,
oh Market. between Main and Sc
cond streets. When the suicide was
coma ilted, is not known. On Sun
day morning, the Glzri'e says, a
friend called at tie door OF his store,
, 1844-09-28

"A!r. q h9. ! am sorry {" sc yuu
IN TINS c,ndrtr Il"
You are. e-~r.. aln'r-I'n
c1rHd Just - 4 cub "u,h' rn be
, 1844-09-28
NeD Groceriest

ThE undersigned, would respectfully in
4 forD the o~iti.sna Of Bowling Green and
its slnihIty, that he has iust received q large
aud splendid assortment Of Grsceries-
uch rs
Sugar. CefP. Tea. Rice, Ndcker-
e', Tar, Sab. PoUIer. Shot,
Lead. Nails. &c, DC,
all Of which he viii sell cheap for CASH.
Purchasers would do we'll to give us r,lI
i. L. REYNOLDS.
.fprit <'th, |Nl' 2.l--if.
, 1844-09-28
WOOD!

Who will do us the favor TO bring in
a few loads Of WOOD? II is cold.
, 1844-09-28

Wcl>t~.'S cpiaioa T n. Chsr
"tIeurl Clay ha> la" many hrrr.,e.
about ,:a8 ever 10 g:u NV >u;uo:;.'
Daniel Webster.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-07
SEMINARY ron YOUNG LADIES.

CONDUCTED NY Mis- FIs1LEtIs
The exercises Of this institution will fo.
commence on tho first Monday In September.
For more than seven years this school has
shared literally in public patronage, and tho
teachers confidently expect that their ut.
firing 6Enrtiohs for the Improvement OF thor
pupils will secure not only a continuance but
ali increase Of The same In future. The most
approved tent books hrd used, and it Is the
object Of the teachers to render the reGita.
lions interesting as we'll as useful 10 excite
Ii the minds Of their pupils d love Of study
and Of such studies as Will tend most to REM
der them useful and t0aiseibline The mind. Fri
day morning Of each week will be devoted to
reviews The friends aud patrons Of the
school are solicited to attend ut that tire that
they may Judge Of tho progress Of tho pupils.
Mrs, Fisher takes pleasure in Informing
her patrons and the public generally that she
has secured tho services Of Mra& Mrs.
FnefteH, IN hof school, as teachers of French
spunisis IL inugtc, both Instrumental and Vo-
cal. The ehatgg for music will be %gO, per
quarter, for French $40, payable quarterly,
ii advance, For board aud Tuition but $3.50.
per annutn An extra charge of I'LL per
month for washing, also a1 per month for bed
aud bedding, If furnished by tho teachers.
Tuition for day scholars III English from o,
10 I'D dollars per quarter.
PRIMARY CLASS.
Reading, Spelling, Writing, Geography,
Arithmetic and Grammar.
HIGHER CLASS.
History ancient and Mol0rn, Grammar,
Composition, Arithmetic, Natural Il Moral
Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Astronomy,
Algebra and Geometry. The Languages and
ornamental branches will receive I'D much
attention as parents may desire. As the
health Of this place Is now good, and teachers
engaged for the first Of the month, whom
will be formed in the different studies
pursued. II is hoped that those who favor
US with their patronage, will feel the impor.
Of having their children present at the
commencement ofthe school.
aug rs 90 1914
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-07
INSTRUCTIONS.

MADAME a r FuGHrBy, OK. directrice do
lJnstitulion p%pbtique dos demoiaellos a Ia
N9uvello Orleans, ofre superintendent sos
services comme institutrice aux iounes demoi-
sellos, Of ellie 50 propose dc donner dos le.
cons particulierea, dams toutes los branches
d'uno education complete, en- anglains ct en-
frapgatg-ayant une t0nnaiseanee narfaite deg
donE langues. Ello dtsirerait partieuli6re.
ment i~nstruiro le l%raneaie, ayaht ~inBtruit cetto
Iangue avec success dams plusieur8 i~ngtitu.
tons d Ia Nouvello Orleans. Ellie donncra
aussi deg lec0ne sur Ia guitare.
Ellie assure les paron9 que l'honoreront dc
leur confiance, qu'elle ne sera pas nal place.
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FURNITURE
CO-pARTNERaHIp-

The undersigned respectfully inform tba
public that they have entered into par.per-
ship and are now prepared to execute all arsi
cles ~ the Cabinet-making business WIN neat
ness and despatch. They viii alwaYg har
hand an assortment o~feEairs, bnEeau~
bedsteads afmoirs &c which they iii 81 -
the mostmoderate terms at the resss -
site Micheal Granary's Coffee house Oppos
Turning viii alsa lie dc.oe.
Cornish paper aIyaVs n. haTd
CoIhh-inakpg attended to, and ! bearsa
Kept on tne prsmsses. readyataH hours,
URNa HADLgY.
A.. JAcoB PIgER.
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AVIS.

lie soussighc prend cette occasion pour
remercier ses amis ct 10 public en- general
pour Encouragement liberal quill a recu de
leur part, ct les informe quill a GtabIi un
nouveau magasin sur l'ilet en- arriere dc Ia
ge6le, on il aura CONSIGNMENT en- yente toutes
sortes d'epiceries ct provisions pour les habi.
tans, consistent en-
Toile ct corde d'emballage, fcelle,
Sci de toutes qualities, gfaisse, jambons ct
beurre,
sucre blanc ct comnun, Cafe de Rio ct de
la HaVane,
The, riz, chandeltes !et savon,
gouvertes en- laine, cotton de Lowell, etof-
fes grossieres pour n6gres,
Verrerie Fayence ct Poterie,
Whiskey, Eau-de-vie, Anisette, &c.
Tabac, frontage, poudre fine, capsules ct
plomb,
Souliers pour hommes ct femmes, de tontes
les qualities 4
o. II fat des avances Iiberales sur 1e CO.
ton ct Sc charge de l'expedier.
Nv BABIN.
Sept u SO
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III

II. w. Bradley, Dagderoypist ofNew Or.
leans, respectfully informs The citizens ofEast
and West Baton Rouge, that it's his intention
70 occupy d room in the corner house oppo.
site the residence Of Judge Morgan for short
time, where he will be pleased 10 attend to
those who may favor him with their patron.
age. He ~ DESTROYS that nil should call and
examine htsspetimens, which will speak for
themselves and guarantees 10 give a good
picture, with or without eoloring, or make no
eharge which N all cases will be reasonable
Pletnfes OF any description AeenrnknA eonied
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

Gilbert Souterre, de Ia paroisse d'Est Ba-
ton Rouge, ttant daBs pintention d'emanciper
son esclave nominee Betsey alias Elizabeth
Josephine, tous ceux qui ont des objections
legales i Ia dite Emancipation, eontreqnis de
les deposer au bureau du grefier De IA cour
de pafoisse pour Ia ditB paroisse, dams qua
rante jours Dc la date du present avis.
Dome sous ma main ce IA noyembre 1914
nog Is Al Fl w FOWLER, Sheriff.
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AVIS.

DE La RosB, CoiHeur, &c, fet.doyant
chez Foufhi6r, rue do Chartrea,1 inform0 res
peetaensenent le public 4u'it s'est ttatii / Ii
pfoehaing porto au.d6ss9us dc Phillips OF La.
tiote, on i e2efee 81 profession dams todtBs
les branches. II tire des dents, ct e1trit 10
NAL des dents OF autres affections douiourenses
dc ID tete. II s'epeage d'optrer uuo gutrl.
son gu ne charge fieh.
tnara B