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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
New Orleans, January goth, ~

New Orleans, January 2oth' lo44.
81 n. Fowler Esq, Sheriff Of The Parish Of
East Baton Rouge.
sfr.-t beg i~eayat6 rail- your particular
sttentiott ID the 9Th Section Of The Act ent'-
lied "An net relative o 1.-The Heyenue o. tbe
state" approved February 7flf, l529, when
provides M follows:
aTiat tie several Sheriif4 and Collectors o.
taxes throughout this State, shall be bound lo
nav the amount by them respectfully duo, %.
10 the Treasury, on Or before the thirty. tlfst
day Of may, in the year next succeeding tiiat
for which such taSes are assessed ana Paya-
bic"
AgrgeabIv 10 the above citod section, and ~
view Of the waits Of the Public Treasury you
are hereby notified that payment Of The taxes
Of ts43 is required to be made by You niothe
Treaaury, Oh er before the 3lst Of may 1891
You are OF liberty to give to this commnf'l-
cation the publicity which you may deem pro-
per, 10 facilitate you in the collection ot the
taxes.
/ am respectfully Sir,
Your hbedient servant.
WIZ DaBUYS, State Treasurer.
REQUIRED as ] atn 10 pay into the Treasury
by the Dist may next, for 1888 shal pc coil'
PEELED after the first demand, TO make Coiiec-
ton as the law Directs. :
IT, w. FOWLER, Sheriff
Feb II 2.
DIR. F. M. HEREFORD,
Tenders bis professional services to th'
/ publie--Ofice on Lafayette ut.
February 10Th, 1914.
+ BOOTS AND SHOES.
i Juet received BY the subscriber a complete
a.so,tntnnf If Roots q. Shoes Of an e~xCelIen
6 quality which will be sold at low prices 10
= cash. 4
y No /. WIN. MhkhlIAm'
y Church street.
CHINA e. GLASS.
n, Just received AND for sale by he subscribe
a, aasortment Of French China g. Cut Glaa5
Of o No. / WIN. MARKHAM
Church street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

C,.anrssIoxAL.-rhe Senate was not in
session on Saturday, the 9Th ult. The
House was engaged for an hour in the dis
.rtx4ion of The rules. They then went in
Committee of the Whole and took up the pri-
vate calender. The first on the calender was
Ne bin 10 provide for the adjustment OF land
nigims within Tie States of Missouri, Arkan-
saa nd Louisiana, andthe Territory of Iowa,
on5 IN thoSe parts Of the States Of Missouri
nd Alabama South Of the 3lst degree OF
w1r,b latitude. aud between the Mississippi
and ordido rivers. After some discussion
this was laid aside by consent. Among OH
or bills reported and ordered to a thlrd read
inr on Monday, was one to authorize inc en-
trv Of certain lands occupied Dyb"anch Piots
If the port Of New Orleans and others III the
| state of Louisiana-The biIlf for the IeliG' OF
the widows and orphans Of the officers, sea-
man and mariners ofthe lost schooner Gram-
| nus. was then taken up and discussed. No
action. however, was had upon il, though we
think it will be passed.-Mr. HARRISON, from
he Committee on Military Affairs, report
! ed 4 bill 10 repeal so much Of the act, approx.
Cd the 23d ofAugust, 1912, as requires the
second regiment of dragons TO be converted
INTO a regiment of riaemen after the 4th o.
W,rch. 1843. 1t was read and referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs, and then the
House adjourned.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

r,etn.-We hAsl the pleasure Of tasting
Vi, 1,rs aao, the luxury Of delicious cigar
,,baeoo crown Sntbe plantation Of George
Henderson, Esq' 80 Fe''s'"""'
enlisted in The eausf 2 0o'lestt' '''''''','1o
NM American indtsry, aud hope soon 70 see
MI. hranah Of agriculture supercede The best
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

nl,., ssng,s 10 bo nsereat activity dlFpIay.
i"g,5 Nj, NM. fnn,ion Sot candidates FOR the
ncxt municipal cleetiofs5 we atg g,ao =,
-hprp u choice for we lgos' ,aE''a.o NJ ~,
tao oaly criterion 6s ~ " aOie' " : :
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

r ran 5lEBr @- The bIlt 10
laPF1spIp" II tsi0 mi tho adjustment
ataela VA 'a - ,asss1 liza House II Repro
iar qso' "ss,pglav pr3ayides that no person
sa'aatl.e, I'M iaaa lrcsn any other State,
e9Htai@ y, ,r%s,ol hpre (sr any debt, except
tl,aa tgf III INN INV oEllract while here,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

,,r eoadefs & the advert iscmohl
,se ts's, Ip r.,aily rInigll is the 8cpe.
uf va.s'' grpHd III Iii you Disciples OF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

Bruiai Outuge.-The captain and mate OF
tie brig Alice, Edward Colby and Perry Burr,
appeared before Alderman Itedman Yesterday
afternoon, 20 answer Que Of The most brutal
charges ever perpetrated on shipboard upon
the high seas. The complainant, Hlfan
Chesly, was a sickinvalid on board the Ahce,
where he had been placed by the American
Consul at Liverpool, TO return hooe, having
been previously wrecked. When The vessel
was hut a few days out the poor fellow was
ordered upon deck, but not being able to DO
il. the captain went below, assisted by Tie
mate, and kicked and knocked him down, and
stamped on him repeatedly. On The 9Th
Dec, after being stripped Of coat, hat and
shoes, he was dragged upon deck, put IN
chains, and not allowed any thing to eat foi
t2 hours! The ease, indeed, is Il revolving
,,s bttt lie very humane alderman heldtht
| Jerandants.t 10 bail In the sum Of $500 each t
answer al the u, $, District Coart'-Natche
Gazette.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

1870 4s3a8-Ne alb sorrs to learR the
1fta. slraly distinguishes jurisl. Judge
!" kran South Carolina, e~mineniiy
,.lelif T tAc highest qualities u Tie
6-s r#Tl HI II. Itl4 dsruise viii be str !
by Az 34Eo had the pleasure
aranatlatnst'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

Rg ~ conclude to-d The Addfrss =,
].Hige 49, soef,t,on I've believe It wlii
hteallahl. u ,sIcrest anl Iuisr4ttlon By every
'a foGi N"e Nh interests If thc saclety Al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

RonaFRy.-We are sorry To learn tho
Rsn II "Wednesday, that the clerks eYfEce Of
M eoyernor Roman was on Tuesday aFuken
w. y, some daring thief and ro,Eed OF
@ sns, :; : iva dollar gold pieces, with lS4 eS-
s,,, IN AZ SlE ii specie. H.:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

BceHtxg or THE ORLEANS CUTT0N PbEss.
tast at dusk on Sunday evening tie immense
establishment known as the Orleans Cotton
Press was discovered to be on fire, and be.
iare ii could DO distinguished a heavy amount
~ cotton was consumed aud much damage
caused to the building. Up to this tune II 10
,nn1saible to ascertain the full amount d
DAMAGE. 40 Ibe books Of the establishment
h,ye boon m,slaid or lost but il IS e%onJec-
fnredihat between 5000 and 5000 bales were
Consumed. and the injury to lie building ~
oartouaty estimated ut Sl1,OVO 10 @@V,VVo'
The nresp vas leased to Meesfs. Behn q
! F%reeiaud by the company, Tie IRE IS sup
eosel 70 have been caused by the sparks from
,he furnace. THE Western Marine, Ocean,
ard some Of our other insurance %oiiicee, be-
sidea The Mutual Insurance Company q
4, New York. have suffered considerably, but 10
what extent Is impossible 70 say--we heard
t,1gh calculations put it down aB between
3250OO0 and 100000.
i A10hey-About IL o'clock on the same
, nigbt, 4 fire, which was evidently the work .
E an ipcendtary, broke out ID The upper part .
: the foar story building, No. "a Camp street
, n few doors above this Office. Norwlthstand
= inp The previous tircsome exerttons d w
= 6remet. they assembled in season To suhdO,
the flames before much damage was caused
:, The lower part Of the building was occnp'e
Mcsrra. Hill T. Slfnoit.
= The alarm ofire 10 the early part Of yosicI
day afternoon was a false onc'--itc'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

Cav. PoarEu--A letter 10 the Charleston
Courier, dated Philadelphia, Ian III, says:-
I have lust returned from Witnessing q por-
ion of the funeral hohors now being paid 70
he remains 6rCommodore POurEn, and even
Az write The solemn procession is vending
ia way towards the st. Stephens Church.
The streets through which it passed are
crowded with people, and the deep solemniiY
of The occasion is increased by the pofnp and
circumstance of war-the mulied roll Of the
drnm-lhe pealing notes Of the band, and the
distant roar Of the minute guns fred from The
nayy ward. An unusual seriousness seemed
ID prevail among the multitude, and respect
and yeneration for the deceased veteran are
eyinced by all.
A long array Of military and artillery
-aaaf DE bearse dram by four black
the American jack, over which again the stars
AID stripes, covered with Grape, was thrown,
behind the bearse followed an aged seaman,
whose locks white as snow bearing a stan,
f., N which itttered the American jack, fes'
tooncd with Grape. After him came the ma
mi pensioners, the sailors, u~iEiccrs ofthe army
and navy, and the mil tia. In every point o
view, il was Il beautiful testimony OF respec
and honor, and Philadelphia is happy II
being the spot selected for his lasting repose
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

AProtSrMEtrs.-Fhg following appoint.
ments by tho Governor we're yesterday ap.
proved 81 and confirmed By the Senate
]. w. Furpcsa, J. A, Noble, A Devalt, in.
W. Beach, G G. Whitley, Auett0naerS for the
city Of New Orleans.
Arthur Gu OF G, Josiah Cole, Gustafe
Bnnlteny, Felix Fefebvre, Benoft Laurant,
Flour lnHpeetors for the city Of New Orleans.
Etfaona DauHoi4, Inspector Of Weights
| and Measures for New Orleans.
Jas. paoeb, Gauger for tic city Of Now Or.
~laars.
Henry 4, Wnbnrn, Inspector Of Beef ant
Pork for the city oftNew Orleans.
WIN. Benedict, Auetighocr for the Parish .
L,alou"cbN ~lnteri6r,
Ant AIR tnoz, Notary Public for tic par.oI
Of Assumption,
Alexander Lasseps, Alponee Miltenbergel
Alnx. Gordon, II GtIIy, JHlea VIlIerG, Julie
t.avergnc, Managers Of tic Liquidation Q
Consolidated Association
Justices tfihs p pcs--Gelestiu Delfarey AN
4 ,bert G. Martin, fDr The parish OF Astutpi
ton; T'hoe Sutton, Parish Of Bosster v. Ht
bert. parish Of West Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

General Land Office Report-h appears
from this document that the sales OF Tie po01,
nU~,e-I-, darina the last calender year, WIZ
more than Wi 135,,1316d,
ceeda Of sales for tie former year by more
tban 100000. Oftbe large quantity OF lano
,bns sold, not more than 1000 acres have
been disposod Of above the minimum Pr,ce o.
III ~ ner acre. This is ascribed to the q
cra,ion Of the presumption laws. which enable
,ha ac,nal s%cltler 10 secure the choicest Land
At the lowest price. More than loO'ooo
n,t"n,s Cts lands have been issued and trans
,ni,fad for delivery 10 the purchasers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

arar poLL TAX Brig I've af' a''i5 aI @ae
NM vi his hlIE No measure aaF peen
uagal tbis seseios Of more Interest 'Qt9e
immunity. rhe Measure, whatever may
,so ba,nit. fate IN the legislature, IL a popu.
i't'. anJ 10 areStfad Ia see ouch men as
a8sit Ilnnf ana t'uIhprisou AZ it's cham
Nm ,Fhnt stoFIinlw hig paport the Trof'c,
M, warmly aaEncaiod il lts paseage
s,b n III ofty layS, greatly increased the
800 svsnno. but VI would ala0 have done
.as ,.sr, rhe 6resett extensive frauds at the
wapll hp{o maintained the purity
IN, bar.8 hon. a5d the tax thus paid would
~ .as, ebselhiliy 3riyen BY every American
;sn Y, lorp FL ouA State Constitution pre-.
80 \ bar Is univoEssl suffrage.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

VA. = Al. hereford andJ, Lopez have just
! arif5 ana mediaine store, al The
4.taiv o9cispied by Games Mansker on
c@Tsh ~stres4 They arg prepared to exc
nrieftS These len len.sn haze been
- Inoya 10 this cusnmuniiy, that they
- - s, "a aFemendaiiah trJE2 US 10 eatitle
! ea 10 conf nee,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
CARD.


THE price Of fresh -four being a >.
oarref' the bakers must give. the
3e ounces Of bread for a dime,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
feb IGlh, ISL.

g,TTD,1 nEIf i,
hos MERCHANT,
IL OLD LT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
From the Washington @
A CARD.

An article has been this momeE shown to
80 in the Baltimore Patriot q yesterday,
'a. tn,, signature of A. +. Shrl@fF and Ed
ward Wm Jehson, in relation 10 difficulty
between the for ner and eHr. WeA Of oh'"'
f.r whom | acteu u lhIF affair q ! desire
r. saw. unequivocalIy, that The Esiatemfnis
,bav have made as TO y hat irataFEyed, are IN
correct III every important paTtit{s sr.
an Thursday evening. the 25X Instant a
ante was handed to me by Mr. Egeiler, f'nln
Mr.. Shrfyer, with a request tSEact as NJ
friend, in the matter, and to EaSe such a
course as | might deem necessity Tor the
ma;ntajnance Of his honor. TfE5 next daf'
( FRIDAY, D | repaired tdsthe ROOM q Mr; wei
isr. where | received MI EdWardSgs Johnson
lie bearer Of the challenge, whoss3as enaofs-
ed As a gentleman, by Hr. VIM. aEost Johnson
Of II ryIand. | informed him Ehat' as the
friend Of Mr.. Weller, vie could ~ meet Mr
Shriver: that We could not recoSglze him a.
an equal that he must take ba*s{ the ciiai-
Ienoe, and he did SO. lie Iq61hon' thef
remarked, shat shall we do sstEfr. chriVei
- ,notsgat to see Mr.. Weiler.*=
! informed him that, il Mr.. 3ifsiyer Wisn'
ed ID qtock MFR Weller, 70 bring nun up u
m. House between one and twtSascloek, p m
that 9ay, andI pledged myseEf zto produce
III Wei 81 outside III the tltsa}e, at any
p5iui le might designate.
Mfr. Weller and myself r5aPaired to the
capitaI about II o'clock, NJ, EFai remained
tbsrz until an hour after The EfEournment-
e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

Tnf FARMER AND TIE BEGGAh- q
etronr. hearty, lazy follow, who preferred
begginq for a precafious substance to wors.
io@ tar = anre one, called at the house OF a
mimi Massachusetts faraier, aud, IN the nSn'
II l],pegape Of his race, asked for ''cold vIetn-
ia md id clothes" "You appear to be a
s #. n, hearty looking man" said the farmer
'wbal do y6l do for a Ilyingl" "Why not
onch.n repIed the fellow, except travelling
about % from one pace to another "rrayel.
linz about, ha r. r]eioioed the farmer "can
yr travel pretty wollr" 30, yes" return,
ed the sturdy beqgar, Il am pretty good =
thai" "W65n, Them said the farmer, coo'
" opening the door, "let's see you travel
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

Country. u "oa
PIKE & BAsaE else
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

we have received a copy Of a pamfsf ?
usbea ii Nashville, by Mos'rs Ca:sFo'
Fall, entitled "rhe Chr. stain heS'es
object il the discussion oft.H 'ouS wye
aaa the propagation and elncida" y
truths Of the gospel. The first nu:s1fr r
hive now bedare Us 10 ably edited a.f$ PEI
cot up. II il conducted by MessFaE "
Wharton, J. G. Anderson & u. FanrEg
IL object is laudable, we heartily wiFx i
cess. Ii is published in 5vo, "a pagess snoI
Il. al 81 per hnnum, invariably IN ~ eenc'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

Fhe Crescent City @Ealusea Re ra"e '''tl1
als,,ra,i,ls + The subject i com
psrts uUDn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

",i,.sa HAru {leARNs."--So thought we
n;,bts AFRO when aroused from a dull re-
NJ tie SQUAD Of our %favorite air LA
,T.rssliaisen beautifully executed under the
w;n5,w u our dgrtshitary. From the spirit
a.,1,y,sa NJ the musicians, ii seemed tous
M ,sy shared IL glte same i5yful animation
,hat geaeral'y g4serns our el}'zens 10 u,'hs
dali care away. Our oatts#ee'.S''y SUI"
MI No. can boastlof al able aud efficient band
oor town. w4Esa talents have not Away.
bsan p@raperly Appreciated,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

yssaayee-lu ards Of seventy mem
INN House 81 representatives y WaFl.
iogtoa, Gase pledged fe@solyc' TO 'i'e cause
uftatai abstinence,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
IA lEuNR NlfIE.

NAttH EHIfIiI
ae " RuLs lunfBuAel Oil Pigi
ais dtng iiaa thslirs paftantt,
I0us igea Atouf{lee plus aimts
J'al dos tyontaHi 10 ptiaceane,
AieHx peints qub ecuz dee pas,i
AuAHl FDsus quesHes penstes
~ puts dee gasAe nuauceos
Q1i font dcA tobt de yRpeurg.
csrf,s. LN l.
M'eheifs 1 s4s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

Interesting from Coh5feSS,-Dgfa '5iu
published III The Baltimore PatrIE& under
5gatn Of Jan. 30, it seems that MEA Weller
from OHIO had assaulted Mr.. SchrisgFa re-
nor,er of the House. The latter esf,lehged
Mr.. w, who refused to fight, Mr. men
nosfea him As a coward. The T'r4sE copied
the first card, and in justice to boZY parties
publishes the reply headed BY the + lowing
lust remarks; E5I
THE puEi. THAT WAS MoT.-hayt7g pup
Ished the card Of Mr., Shrlver, 1t perhaps
only Just that we should copy from 3hs: Globe
Inc following card from Gen. Dawssffs q thls
| STATE, which puts rather a dlffsrentf are upon
HE matter. There is in Gen. }1hwsnn,s
publication, however. one teat'gsEi "htch
| strikes lis ais peculiarly rich and sfedla6le
~ The nation at large. We allISss. 70 the
nronosjtinn 10 kick up a habbery ;ss t4,e door
If The Capiiol!-Fighting IN any ssgfianner is
bad enough, but for two met to n1set by an
arranoemertin the public streetR pear the
door II The United States CapitolE Is almost
eoual to anything ever perpelraledht t Arkan-
sas and IoTya, where members zig LegisIa-
fnre are Killed ii the Representative hall
We suppose II Messrs Weller az ShFlVer'
Had killed or wounded half a do1tti women
and children, the houor of all the pzfles would
have been established on an sSllnoVeaOie
4 EN-t,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

,liya fheta, nj four wears from the nurse
IN Vttt Weld fair crop for OIL. aAr' l'te'
faiohan remnfk -' Tho expense % eN
tracing tho oil is trlaing, and ihe enl,lYa'
lion orsich thiugs il as innocent ana ae.
ltghtfuI ~ il il possible TO conceive was
iIa primitive sanie Of man q tie g9'deh
Of Eden
Iteatft eApenrlAn indivilnt named
Ietn Brown called on Mr.. tiaihold, o. thls
town, last Monday, on P%reiehce 81 having D
nteasaee from 1fra. Perry, East Felieiana rs
The course Of conversation he produced .
silver snuff boz, which was at once Recognised
~ one that had formerly belonged to sack
p.y.y. lts promised TO call Of Hatfield in the
evening, but not doing 20, Mr, lie suspicious
were reused, and he repaired 10 town the next
n,gntap. where hr learnt that Brown had
embarked n short tine before Oh the RodolPt,
for New Orleans Mr.. IT, then took a war
rant, made all haste down BY land, aud bead
ed tIe boat below lbergillo church, hailed her,
r]aptufed the prisoner, aud brought hun home
10 this town, This same individual has pre-
~vionsly served a torn Of six years u the Pen
i~tsntiary.
A double-barralled quo, D gold ring a silver
snntt bog, ana q BHVer bohJ hbee ~ n.df ~"
al faro know to be the property Of Mrs. Fer
, nv we're found in bis possession' 4 breast
hin, splendfdly mounted, also stolen, could no
be- found, BIZ. Il. deserves credit for bis ylgi
. ance.
= p,s. We arc glad to bear that Mr.. IIaldel
yybo Yesterday returned from Mrs. Perry la
rorogsred The above breast pin, containing J
diamonds. Mr. II deserves credit for his bnpat
d allied zeal aud s%ctiYltY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

rour c~onyicts escaped frotrthe guards last
S.aagdsy morniha, While in the woods. We
tb,nk cutting wtld ought 10 DE done by other
YbaA eOnNle q.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

n a. ,nlEoIlol IL announce W. "
WE arc a".HJ,to for foIn ConEatie.
1nalty W $50, r%na,uaco Joseph Ia
We are iNlhof =" II 3.r the Office ol
auiBa ffl " ! 4 y npp,s chinl municipal
& action, eor.
Pipaac announce JosEfh5 'aig',g, otce.
idau Tor town cohstaOle ''o '''
,tri.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17

u IN. CaI = nj II Clpt- rs
Horeh tho pad of West
Qui ~ ats Contention
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
A bic OK. weighing 1900 pounds was o&h,o.
i{sd laet week IN Mobile.

Mrs. tTowrrr's, jar. VI, 1874
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bilious Pills,

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Nausea, DIslensions Of the Stomach and
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babituaI Cosliveness, Loss of Appetite,
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They are exceedingly mild IN their
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from whooi any quantity Of certificates
OF their value can be obtained.
DR. J G Smith, of Woodstock. Va,
says:-"They are better Pill than
can make" He recommends them to
all.
The Agent at Slrasburg, Va. says he
supplies families for thirty miles around
with Peters Pills, and they perform such
remarkable cures that they are preferred
to every other medicine.
Mrs E Ward OF New York, was trou
bled with Dyspepsia and Liver complaint
for fifteen years. BY using these vaIua.
bic Pills short lime, she was complete
Iy restored.
Miss Clark, daughter of Col. CLARK
was afflicted with Irregularities and Oh
struciions, attended with most Distress
sing symptoms. She was cured by US.
ing DR.. Peters, Pills.
Hon. E D Davis was afflicted with
Rheumatism so as TO be unable to dress
hImseIf. Three boxes of Peters, Pills
cured him.
But why multiply testimonials We
say to all try DR.. PETERS VEGETABLE
PILLS, and we will guarantee that alter.
wards you will use them in preference
TO all others.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09

Hats cheap for ready pay,
but no Trust

The undersigned would respectfully
inform his friends and the public gener-
ally that he has commenced the Hating
business IN all its various branches il
the new FRAME BUILDING Stidger':
Row, Lisbon street, CarroIton, Ohio
lie intends to keep on hand large
assortment Of HATS Of his own man
uiacture, and a well selected stock ol
the most fashionable eastern hats oI
the latest style aud best quality. He
can sell Far Hats at from 81 to$6,
or one-third cheaper than any other
establishment in the Western couniry.
Al hats Of his own manufacture will
be warranted. Call and examine before
you buy elsewhere.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Lambs and Long
Wool, and all kinds oil produce taken at
the highest cash price.
CASH will always be paid for hating
and shipping fur.
NICHOLAS BURGER.
Carrolion, Aug. l3, l843,