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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-09-07

We learn from the Cincinnati Straight
out, that when General Cass was making
his speech in that city, he exclaimed:
who would you rather support, Clay or
Poke" "Clay! Clay! Clavm shouted every
body, very much to the discontinue of the
orator, who look chap-fallen, and remark
ed: "lf you are all for Clay, ii is unneces
sary for me 10 speak. to you"
Louisville Journal.
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COUNTERFEIT

We have been shown, says the Balti-
more Patriot Of Tuesday, $40 note on
the Bank of Smyrna, Delaware. The note
has been altered from genuine plate OF
some broken bank 1t may eesily be de-
tecled by the word THE" before Bank
Persons should scruIinize such notes we'll
before taking them.
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Facts for the tariff Ssen.

Proclaim it throughout the length and
breadth Of the land-rublish it in every
city, town and village--post it up i'll every
furnace, and forge, and mandatory, and
store, and orkshop, and farm house
proclaim it on the mountain top-pro-
claim it in he dusky mine. far down in
the bowels of the earlh---proclaim it
wherever the brawny arm of industry is
actively engaged that JAMES X. POLK
and the Loco(oco party are OPPOSED TO
THE PRESENT TARIFF, that has restored
to our country its wonted prosperity, and
covered the nation with benefits and bles-
sings.
KEEP IT BEFORE TIE PEOPLE.
7 hat in the last Congress, when an effort
was made by the tocoloco party to pro-
cure its repeal -
Every Locoioco member present from Maine, 4
Every LocOloco member from New lllmpshire 4
HAY of the Eocoloco members from Conn. 2
maj fthe Locotoco members tom N. Y. y
Every Locotoco member from Virginia, 10
Every Locotoco member from N. Carolina,
Every Locoloco member from Gcogia, 4
Every Locotoco member from s. Carolina, I
Every Iacoloco member from Alabama, 5
Every Locoioco member present from Miss. 8
Every Locooco member from Louisiana, 8
The Locoioco member hom Arkanus,
Every Loco Incmher present from Missouri 4
Every Locuioco member from Illinois, 6
Every Iocooco member present from Indiana
Every ,4ocoloco member from Ohio, 0
Every Locoioco member but one from Ky.
Every ocoloco member present from Tenn. 5
Every Locooco member from Michigan, q
Making Locoioco vote Of 9s
being m ore than three ,t0uihS of the Locotoco
delegation in Congress, VOTED AGAINST
THE PRESENT TARIFF, and in favor of
sustalnsng the British Locoioco Tariff Bill Of Mr.,
M'kay. And
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
That at the same time and upon the same occa
sion,
Every Wing member from Maine, Z
Every Wing member from Massachusetts, S
Every Wing member from Rhode Island, 2
Every Wing member from Vermont 8
Every Wing member from New York, 10
The Wing member from New Jersey, |
Every Wig rlenher form Pennsylvania, 10
Every Wing member from Maryland, 6
Every Wing member from Virginia. 8
Every Wing iac!.hG~ from y. Carolina, a
Every Whig member from Gaorgia, 2
The Wing member from. alabama, ]
The Wing member from l!liEois,
Every Wing member from Indiana, 9
Every Wing member from Ohio, 10
Every Wing member from Kentucky, 5
Every Wing member from Tennessee, 8
Making a Wing vote of II
BEING EVERY WING MEMBER (save one)
present in Congress from the North and from the
South--irom the East and from the West, VOT-
ED in FAVOR OF SUSTAINING THE
WIG TARIFF OF 1912, thus nobly standing
up for the interests of the people, and the great
leading principle Of the Wing party-protecion
TO American Observation-Disclosures Clan Bngie.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-09-07

The Locolocos say that Democracy
is the salt of the earth. Form the man
ner in which it is licked all over the coun-
Try, we incline to think so too,
LOuiSciNe Journal
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WHO BELIEVES THATJ. X pol !,

v ILL BE ELECTED PRESlDENT2
The excessive Dragging of our friends
! on the other side, has induced me to offer
few fancy points. to wit:
will bet $1,000 to $500, or $4,000 to
$1,000, that Clay will get Folks own
State, Tennessee!-Do you hear thai.
Locos?
/ will bet $500 or $1,000 that Clay
will get Louisiana, and the same amount
that he will gel Georgia
will bet $500 or $1,000 that Clay will
carry at least two OF the three largest
States of the Union, to wit: PENNSYLVANIA,
New York and Ohio.
will but $500 or $1,000 that can
name less lin The number of States than
two-thirds of the States of the Union,
which States alone, Cess than two.lhirds, }
will elect Henry Clay.
Now if the Democracy can't stand up
to any Of these figures, let,hem hoist domn
that rooster of theirs and substitute him
as far as he will 90, for the roast beef
that has been matter of such bitter woe
and lamenlaliohs, which they say the
Wings fooled them with the promise CT
1910.
Mr.. Editor, please publish the above,
and if the Locos believe what they say,
thew will certainly touch some of these
points, in which case send them to me,
and obllge. a WING.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-09-07
SPUNK OF WEST JERSEY WOMAN

SPUNK OF A WEST JERSEY WOMAN
The ladies' of our country ere true patriots
good Wings as their mothers we're
Read the following letter from Spartan
wife i'll the Salem Standard of yesterday
AUGUST 90, 1914.
To The Editor Of Tie Standard:
Sr-ln looking over the columns OF
the "Sun Beam" of a late date. perceive
an article setting lroth that there is no man
to be found in the first district able to meet
Mr.. Elmer Ilhe Hon. Lucius Q in public
debate. Now, if there is no man willing
to volunteer his services for the good OF
the party; there is ,roma''-a resident OF
Salem county, able and willing to combat
Mr.. Elmer in any position he has mind
take relative to the great contest between
the two political parties.
THE WIFE OF A WIG.
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.
THE GAME OF bRAG

We have all along told our readers that
the Locos were playing the game Of brog
for the purpose of keeping lip the spirits
Of their followers. Witness the following
extract of letter to the Richmond En-
quircr, before tie election in North Caro-
lima.
sour cause is rrospcring. We are full
organized. We are in the midst of the
canvass. The paris'is entirely United, and
all our friends AZ their posts. Our pros
poets brighten daily. and hazard but little
in expressing the most confident expecta-
lion of carrying the old North State"
Now hear what this same Richmond
Enquirer says after the election.
"Snme time before tie election, we re-.
ceived letter from North Carolina, which
informed us that there was great want of
organization among the Democrats. In
several counties which we could have
carried, we had no candidates. Hence our
loss in the Legislature
The Paris correspondent of the Boston
Atlas, writing under date of the 1st inst,
says:
was SHOWN yesterday beautiful gold
snuff box, which was made for, and car
ried by Peter the Great. On the top is
representation of the statue erected to him
nj ST. Petersburg; on the sides, the walls
of the Kremlin, and on the bottom his
private arms twas given by him to the
ancestors of one of the leading noblemer
of Russia. no has given it to Mr. Dune"
OF New Orleans, to. present to his fri
Henry CLAY, as an Anonymous tllbu
to his talents as a stalemar, and his woriE
as citizen. Even in the mountain fast
nesses OF Greece. Mr. D. informs me, the
Tuiots inquired after Clay, associatlng the
mas,er-spirt Of our country with their
! own Bozzaris, as
| One of the few, the immortal names,
| That were not born to die
Pitcher in his speeches, has been in the
habit Of illustrating horizontal tariff | y
living down fat upon his belly. The whole
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-09-07
AGENTS FOR THE CECIL WtiiG

AGENTS FOR THE CECIL WtiiG,
John B. Yarnall, Port Deposit.
}. W. Abrahams, Port Deposit.
Edwin Haines, P. NJ. Rising Sun.
Jonas Preston, Jr. P. NJ Conowingo.
John S. Everest, Rowandsville.
Joseph [laincs, Brick Meeting House.
John McCracken, P. NJ. North East.
Nathan Wilkinson, Elk Iron Works.
William II. Pcarce, P. Nj. Cecilton,
John B. Morton, p. Nj. Warwick.
John L. Clayton, VI. Chesapeake City.
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$2,O40,000

Mr. Pratt againstMe 100000 Bill
fever people were grateful to public
benelaclor, then ought the people OF Ma
ryland be grateful to II. G. Pratt. This
gentleman with wonderful forecast saw
what disastrous consequences would fol-.
low the eight million bill, and with all
his might opposed its passage into law.
While the bill was pending before the le-
gislature in its incepuve state, he made a
Report on the part Of The minority Of, the
committee opposed to the bill, full of
sounl and powerful reasoning against a
project which he clearly saw wou!d in
volve the State into the most embarrass-
ing difficulties. But his arguments rot
only Of the report, but his powerful
speeches in opposition to the bill were all
frui,less. Ard what are the consequent
ces' People Of Maryland you feel these
oppressive and grievous Taxes more than
can almost be endured. How comforta
bic would we all feel now. if the good
advice and strong reasoning Of Col. Pratt
had been needed, and Taxes would not
Cypress U.s. Cdiocin Whjg.
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a Wing insists that we shall bring the
Loco Focos to the test OF bet, by pub
fishing the following. lIeis too good a
Wing lorrs to refuse his request:
RnL De-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-09-07

s5A wealthy printer has been discov-
cred in India. The British Geological
Society are making preparations to catch
him. What a curiosity.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-09-07

New CoUNTERFEiT.- A new counter
felt one dollar note, purporllng 10 be OF
the Farmers Bank of Maryland, PAYABLE
AT EAsroN, was detected yesterday At the
counters of the Banks. This counterfeit,
is made payable to VIM. Ilughlet. and
dated April Is, 1912. twill be recollecl-
ed that the counterfeit one dollar note
which made its appearance few month,
since, was on the Parent Bank at Anna
polls. The paper is much whittier than the
genuine, and the signatures and filling up
| badly done. Baiimre american.
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From the Cincinnati Gazette
IL shall not DC held here.

We like. these words. They sound
well.-I'he Carolina Nullliers prorosc,',
as our readers know, to hold a Soulho.a
Convention at Richmond, as well as ii.
Nashville. The aYowal of the friends OF
the measure. shat they vii! dissolve the
Union sooner than abandon Texas" aud
"thev must seize the momPa. when the
South is aroused by the rejection of IT,,
| treaty, to purpose immediate steps towards
a Southern Convention and leave Disuninr
to the North" leaves no room to doul,
as to the object they, desire to accomplish
. The Wigs of Nashville said M.
Tennessee wants no such Convenliou
within her borders; Not even the cry of
Polk and Texas would tolerate such il
move there! And now the Wings ct
Richmond respond in a like bold and pat
iiotlc spirit.
GIT SHALL NOT BE HELD THERE"
How chceringIy sound these words!
How inspiritng is the conduct Polk,
Dallas and TeXas-a Southern Conieder.
acy and DISUNION! Let there be no
qualifications. The voice of the people
and the words of the people, in this matter
should be that Of communicative such
Convention should be held out offs. Caro-,
Ina. The language of the people should
be that of the Richmond Wings.
SIT SHALL NOT BE HELD HERE.;'
1t IS travellers story that Russian
wives are happy and grow boasful In pro-
portion TO the lreour ncy with which they
are beaten. This seems to be just the Gas
with the Locoloco party. They Dragged
vehcmcntly as soon as they found the
could throw their strongest man overboo !
staggered still more when they had suc-
ceeded Ii putting mp their weakest caa
ddate for the first office IN the Governrn
hurrahed when they had nominated IA
Wright for the second; were still hpHa
pleased when he fatty refused the hounr;
and fell into perfect ecsacy when : .lau
of less prominence and popularity aeccpt,
ed what was going a-.begging der Vi 6
Presidency They are please win the
blows they hit Themselves, 5tt. Ell into u
rapture when, in addition, tic nh.E5 bang
them. In Louisiana we beat .hem and
my 's"h w '"PN', III worm |dTpIi'd
they got lhrashing, which put them into
still higher spirits; they were next severe
~ pounded in Kentucky; greatly to their
qualification; an entire defeat in Indiana
threw them into the most glorious humor
and the lame result in their stronghold Of
Missouri lifts them to the very pinnacle
of eXutalIon. These brilliant successes
are only diminished by their failing to lose
their Mormon State of Illinois, and bv
their not being altogether routed in Ala
bama. Had the Wings at done what
they will but too probably do in Novem-
Der, and fog them in al least two of the
three last States, there would have been
no more end to their Wanting than to that
of a Russian dame when her husband has
broken nearly every bone in her skin, and
left her the use Of scarcely any other
member than tie tongue, which shrilly
proclaims to the whole neighhorhood how
glOriouSly she has been abored.-.N'at.
INTEL
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Pitcher in his speeches, has been in tho
habit Of illustrating horizontal tariff y
living down fiat upon his belly. The whole
Locoiooo party is now illustrating the same
thing by lying fiat on its back.-L. JouI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
i. Z. DUCONGE.

fulortr e fteach aaa English Chea
eats athl pcftaWcry. and rhoiesaie aaa
rsiad ieler il Drugs. Medicines, Patent
Medieinpe, Sc. no 80 Ciaffres Sieftt
bitrcfh BtfAriHe and Casfoahouse
streets, ltpp Ortraas.
las the honor pt infoftnity Tie Public
that he has t]stnoYet bis Drug Store from No.
F5 B~ienville 5trsat ID M I'D tllafffee Street,
betwoea HieihiIie and Gust mlause Streets.
l~layiHg tnsde arrBiEotne nts with the most
extensive and respectable llnuses IN France,
England, and tlm Nprlhefn States, no will
continue to refeise regttlaf supplies of every
article il hs tine Of Husinesa, which lac viii
be able 70 fueDteh - Druggists, Country Aier.
chants, ard pumtrfr. III lLe loss st prices, and
LTD the m0Ht reasonable terms.
N. b. Agency for s#aln's panaeea, Rey.
nauld's peetersl Paste, Bonhe's Slrttp for The
II rnt, Mo hos OK H4stt Capsu es l. b rag os
Concentrated Chloride Of Sodium.
January 1ai ts44
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
CARD.

The Ladies of the Protestant Episcopal
Church return their thanks TO the many who
generously contributed tos and patronized
their Fair, and express their obligations to
the Con handing officer, Charter Master, and
other officers of the garrison Of Baton Rouge,
for their assiss lnce and civilitiess The nett
proceeds Of the Fair, were six hundred and
one dollars, which could not have been real
lied but for the untiring zeal and kindness of
the fri ends Of he church. As many articles
were not disposed Of, another Fair will be
held on the first of May rest, in order not to
interfere with the day set apart for the Sta,e
Agricultural exhibition, and our christian
friends are earnestly invited to assist BY on
tributions Of labor or materials for needle
work. Mrs. French, Mrs. Avery and Mrs.
Newcomb will receive and acknowledge any
donations made TO the society.
Baton Rouge, La, Jan. IL, 1884,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
NNrlcE

Thomas IT, Thompson has removed TO u
Z. Cotenran's Tailoring establishment. on
Lafayette street, IN tie Store bctWcrn Phil
| ips Il ]Ianoue and d. Singer. Iifey are p Q.
pared to at.ond 10 all basineas II ihcir line
with ueatnesa aud despatch l@ltgiaa engngad
several good wertucp they can manufacture
gehtlemen's %clothIing 10 fl, bes' and last 4.
%ineriean and French style, warranted to IL, NJ
y Chez PER rate than any other establishment
Gentlemtn'p garments cot tn order.
Panama and lfglarn bats ciGaneJ aud
made to lUUk like new.
Br. C0HCORAN.
JnH Oh h1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
SALE or NEGROES.

SArUnBAY,--3d February neg, will be-
sold vt tlg Courthouse, d fine family 81 ne.
grOes Tie father, motlIgr and five chi dren.
Also, a young house f%efvafit, with lief
child, q small female mulatto,
Terms gf Sate--Fur tlle family $500 cqsh
the balanee at ont, two sud three years, In
bills endorsed to the satisfaction If tie gea-
dor.
On the Young negroes 800 cash, the h4lanne
1T one, two and three years on tie salle ron.
dltihns rs the above.
Jan 81, 1871 30.
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Au.pnRIlG.

A partif da 8 Ftyficr proclaim. Ia Gazette
aera publitc CD Anglais et % Frangnis. \
ftpoquo on noue prbdtecsseur crut deyotr
snpprimer 10 cote ~:E'raneniH, les nuihbfeu&
ayie da shtrif s'opp9Aaiont d ftnsortion diva
grand noubre d'attielep lnttresaana mais q
present que Get onpeehempnt n'eSiate plus
nous pourronp pnblier, dana los donx langucs
aepez Id moroealis pour rtpondro aux vuiux
des obonnts les plus exigoans dun journal
llobdomadairr,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27

Les pursornes qui dtsifent arbetef oa iaife
fare deg n~atelas, cont prices de s'dlfesscr d
ID maison dn general Thomss, procho IN geble.
1'oufes les cotnmandes Esrunt pr0tnpiemeht
executes, garadtieB dc Ia lnellIeHfo tagon ct
4 iHstg pfiS.
On se rharterH aussi he nton'er ct DE re-
parert outo epb6ee d'ouvrage dams In partte dt
lapissief. y mail 10
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TO THE pUpLtC

We afe Iow pfepifed to eNoeute all kind
Of work 10 our lilel VIZ pamphlets, Justices
Sheriff school aud other blanks, ~ rheap
as they can be dutie honestly We hjre by
industry and attention to business 10 merit q
portion Of the public patronage
DuFB0Cq & CONVERSE
Gazette Oil eJanuary t0h t7lt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
FAKES DE pARoIssEs.

Avis est par lie present dome que IL ia.
bleau des taxes p3ur faunee 1913 est a pre-
sent entire les mains du collecteur des taxes
Fl de bl,s que toutes sonrnes dues sur le ia
bleau pour les anntes 1874 ct 1912, dui ne
seront pas i.anediatement reglces avec lie
collecteur. seront percues solon Ia riksseur de
la lui. Y. IiACkEfs
Collector des taxes de paroisse.
30 ianvier 1914. 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27

The London papers state that tha hand'
somo stsBm Frignte Rather, when y the
frat q hef Miajesty's steam ships 'ha' ms
been Fitted with d screw propeler' was Pr.
dered IN tho Lords Commissioners o. tlc
Admiralty 10 make hor fourth experiment
taltrin dosyn che river, 70 compare her
spesa ma efficiency with the lightning
steam vessel, fitted on the ordinary prln.
cinle, with paddle. wheels. At eleven
o'clock Al. NIT, the Rattler having %
hoard Caplaiu Appleton and Com'l1andeF
smith, MI. Lloyd, chief engineer, Mr. ~
Smith. inventor and %patenleo Of the screw
nropnller ma several other gentlemen,
rpros,eed adI down The river in company
with the !Liehtning steam vessel, 70 the
mcssnrea nile hetwixt Filth and Green
hithe. where her spned was tried eight az.
Snrsnt timta. four downards, and the result
vgaa very favorable The speed OF the Rat
der R~yevahinr, on the threo FIRST miles
down. and three miles Up, with and against
the tide. Il near as possible nine knots, or
about ten and . half statue miles PER hour,
leaving Tbs Lightning steam vesse' IN eve.
Yv trial considerably astetn. End more par.
ticnlaFly vhen both had 10 contend with
wind and tide. nfEordinE ahundent evi.
donco that The principle on which the Rat.
tier has been constructed is best adopted
TO sea going vessels.
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patiaL If Wp@t Htlnn Ronna.

f# --t
By virtue df an ordtr from tlht' t'btf
ofpdbatCs of liz parish IT Up-l Fttt
emu, il viii be sulI Ut piblic salc BY tIt
undersigned Judge,
tn slpt, tit I'D h Il Itruary nrtit u
10 &. u. lbc following property b ling
iia ~ tIte sucet ssion u lsham i. Wujais
pame'yf
- ! plan tiion sifHated 10 tlSs p,ri.h
on which f~csltles Erasmus W0ads, i lbe
1--we ngtarts aud 4 Iltif ltap on III ftStt.
by Iotty arprots IL depth, ~ %pafeilal lines.
with nIt the bafldthg~ anl uPpafttm' hce.
tIIetrun.
. Anathpr tract nc bind at4a situated
- tits pnrish, and forming the dOiblt
.oncrssion of tbs above malurtl ttaci, con
timing tive aipens and Il bait trout, lDhft
or lcss. wttb i depth If tIghy hrp"hfs.
i, tween p]afGllol lines, lmnadGd ab9yr bi
Il incl ELb RI, aad below h. isui ~
puis md Eliua Babin. witti I'LL tht III
lH0yclueBt4 iiIrrretf, lhc stiI laHJ 9ba sod
with tile privilege grnnirI 10 're front
plantation tu ctt fac Wuo 90 said land,
togetlmf Wtth the following slutls bought,
with said plantation.
John aged 20 vents iFdllam IL, Bon.
cary 10. Mtfia ~ und lur fur cbsidrsn
Eltzab Is - yeats, Oigsiipo D years
Joseph 4 y ara Jesse / yeur, Itlteny 81
and lef foar chfdrpn ; Mtitt 1! ygnf~,
Fanny 10, l-aaG ! aial I4Iic ! yt'ar,t
Elise ls years and her ttlbd pptt age
mo year, Velas 55 pdts-ali slave. Tor
1fc.
Also, two mules, ono horse, 4 yoke ii
txon, thee COWS aud = buIls.H Heck o.
sheep, two carts. the crop Of fodder, Agrt
~suiturl mp emtnls titi urltvtdgd hall
If a sugar mill, also The blacksmith sbot
aud tools, Il clock and d dozpn Of com.
chairs.
3 Another tract Of land, also situated
IN this parish, containing one arpont and q
ialf tt0ni on the river, aud i1rty atPanl-
10 depth. Tho lateral lines up'pinl
about three deg ees. bounded sFt ~ b.
iand Of the late Engine II bert, and b.
NV BY land Of widow Ufsin I4Hndfy, Nth
the double c0ners4ion beIUaglfH t%lipreto.
one arpcnt front, aud tle ll1,s
opening nb1ut thee t,tgfeGs. Tho satd
I0Ubie concession j. bounded bfl6W bt
NINE. Ufsin Landry, widow, and a't,tt
by Congress hand. This properly is IT,
.amc winch wis acquired ffou J"caaer |
MOlaison, Jr.
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NOUyEL ESTABLISHMENT
be- MAGcnANp.rAILGrrr.

VI. CLEBER ann0nce au phbiir de- Eaton
Rouge Of des enylrons, qu'il gicnt d'0nprir OF
MagasIn pour excrCer Ia profession ds Rlar4
.IiSud- Tailleur. II fat footes s6nes H'iabtfa
We, dans 10 plus court dtlai ct dams IL def4
lie goht. CONNIE NJ. Cleber d att ee6yi8 e4st.
e sa profession h Baton Rouge; sob batdlsis
ri blen eonhuc. Ceux qui roudrnni ben
fbonorer de leur patronage b6uyent tirc gs4
snrts que leur Outrage sera confecfioms
rune nanIere satisfaisahtciet a auesi bss prix
lu'en aucan auirg endorsement. II abta isa,.
oors en- main % assortiheni De dfaps, earl.
nlrs, Satlns de Iafhe1 casinIrs ct soies poGf
gesies.
son Inagasln est slime vjs-A.yis Ia pilarIna4
Gle de D. J%oTrian, rue Lafayette.
10 DIG az
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"A CARD.
10 THE SUGAR PLANTERS or
LOUISIANA.

All persons engaged ID the culture q sdgaf
afe hereby notified that the undersigned has
become Interested in tho original patentq TO
those two useful implements Of husbafidry
known as Bryan Patent Cane Gutter. paten-
ted De per leiturs patent dated Ut The city 81
Washington, Oh tho Sth June 1913, and
Ergdn's Patent Game Coreref, patented as per
letters p4tant dated al tile city Of Washing
ton the 2ilh June same year aud tits IL to
give notice, that upon application to the IN.
dersigned at Baton Rouge, of 10 J L. Bryan
IL Co, or Louis A. Marcland Of Bayou Goula,
parish IF lbergiile. The right Of use can be
had, and the instruments furnished at all
times, upon tho shortest notice. The ubde :
signed also gives notice that MI persons who
du not purchase the right Of use from one 81
the above individuals, are hereby forbid using
In any manner the aforesaid Instruments or
enGfoaching III any way upon the rights which
are secured to hin by said letters palent.
The utility Of these Instruments may be
aseettainel By reference 10 the following Ger.
~tiicates.