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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21
THE PEOPLE AROUSED,

From Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan
Mississippi, and even Illinois and South
Carolina, we have recent advices by pri
vate letters that the Wing spirit of 1916
is awaklDg, and that the determination
that Henry Clay shall be our next Presi
dent is daily extending and deepening.
We have assurances that leading men hith
erto against US are taking ground against
Buren,, with the full intent of supporting
Clay, in case Buren, is renominated al
Baltimore. Not wishing to drive our ia.
vorite adversary oft track, we shall moi
publish particulars but we cannot doubt
the evidence before US. Illinois, Michi-
gan, Mississippi, and even Missouri and
South Carolina, will be contested by the
friends Of Henry Clay with a strong hope
if not decided assurance of victory, leav-
ing barely New Hampshire certain for
Van. Such is the spirit Of our numerous
letters.-[Tribune.
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED IN ILLINOIS,
Joseph Gillespie. Esq, the Wing elector>
ial candidate, in the Alton District, gives
notice through the Alton Telegraph. that
he will commence his laboring by deliv-
erlng an address at the Montgomery
County Circuit Court, on the second Mon
day of February, and that he will go
through the whole circuit, county by coun'
ty; and would be pleased TO have the
Van Buren, Electoral candidate 90 with
him. and dissuss the questions before tho
people.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21

q BosToS is full of life and business
Houses are going up rapidly, especially in the
neighborhood of the Worcester Depot and
the noble United States Hotel, which were
but recently in the Southern suburb of the
town, but are now in the heart of business. the
ceutre of a growing wilderness of brick and
mortar. Weexpect to see the Exchange and
Post Office located in that vicinity vet, ifland
enough can be found or made for them.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21

4 Real MandGria C0mjae-lt is now pos
lively stated, that 4 Chinese Ambassador,
"a real live China mandarin" dcputed by his
Celestial Majesty, the imperial brother TO the
sun and consin- german 10 the moon, is about
forthwith to exhibit his pigtail and fve-claw-
ed dragon, his peEcock's feather and red but
ton, among TIE blue ribbands, black rods,
white sticks, and garters of the court Of her
Majesty Queen Victoria.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21

JAN. his majority over all other candi-
dates, was SO. Making the net Wing
gain, since the trial of Jan /, 277.
The Atlas takes great pleasure in an
nouncing that the Hon. Amos Abbott, of
Andover, the Wing candidate has been
elected member of Congress from the
Third District of this State. The delega>
ton in Congress from the State Of Massa-
chusetts is now complete.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21
ELECTION OF MR. ABBOTT.

The result of the election in the Sd Dis.
trict of Mass. is rs follows. Abbott g.
$50. Osgood. 3O65, Scattering 500. At
the trial on LIST JAM. there was majority
of votes against Mr. Abbott, the Wing can.
didate Of sl4. At the trial on the 9p4h
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21

The young Men of Middlebury. are -
quested to meet at the Town Room On Tines,
day the 9th for the purpose Of makisg \
nomination for town officers, to be supported
at the approaching town Meeting.
Feb. 10, 1874. By the request OF nanv.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21

DREADFUL ACCIDENT. A small child was
burned to death this morning in consequence
Of its clothes taking fire during the absence
Ct its mother, who resided in New Market
street near Callowhill. The little fellow was
actually burned to a crisp, and presented a
horrible sight-Phladeiphid, Feb. 10.
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90
Duty 80 per cent. Is
EOS

Thus showing that tho article is now i'm
ported 2por cent. cheaper besides tho
gain on exchange, &c. In this case, then,
the increase of duty was in fact paid by
the British Manufacturer, who met that
increase by larger discount and the
article is now sold by the jobber 10 per
cent. lower than in ls4I.
AN IMPoRTER..
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21
OLD VIRGINIA.

A Wing State Convention, numbering
more than 500 Delegates. assembled at Rich
mond on the 7;h inst. VINCENT WIrcHER
called to order, and V. W. SoUrHALL was
called TO the Chair pro ten. 4 Committee Of
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21

Rejection Of John c. Spencer.-The SEN
ate have rejected the nomination of Mr.
Spencer, to be Justice of the Supreme
Court of the United States, by vote of 20 to
81. The vote in this case was by no means
party test, Wing and Loco Foco Senators
voting for and against MIR. Spencer.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21

Railroad Convention al Lebanon.-This
Convention numbered about 1000 persons,
and the meeting was most enthusiastic. We
see the extension of the road was most elo-
quently advocated by Judge Upham and Gen.
Peaslee, of Concord, and many other distin-
guished democrats. The management of
the Convention was put into the hands of the
demccracx- vs. und-ssand. yhs Resoh1-
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21
MIDDLEBURY:


Remember the clayclub meeting on I'M,
Evening. Nothing OF tonth part Of the
deep and lasting Importance Of oro,n;,
ing for the next political campaign i. now
before the people.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21
SIS
Duty 90 per cent II


Cost incIud. Duty E66
Immediately on the passage of tho Tariff
tho British Manufacturers increased their
discount to so per cent. and an inporta~
ton now stand fl00
so per cent, Dis. so
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21

ALBANY, Feb. ll.-Tie honorable Es>
elk Cowen, Justice Of tho Supreme
Court Of New York, died at bis lodgings
in this city at s o'clock last evening, after
a severe illness of only a weeks duration
journal.
Sir Hudson Lowe died on the 10th. As
will be remembered, he was the officer en-
trusted with the custody OF Napoleon at
ST Helena, and it is said that he has left
some interesting manuscripts concerning
his residence thero.
The Salem Street Church, have invited
the Rev Edward Beochcr, ID. d. to be-
come their pastor. This cull has not
been given upon slight hearsay ac-
quainiance. He has preached to them
when destitute, or rs temporary assis>
tant Of thoir postor. I great deal within
few years. Il is not known whether lie
will accept the offer 1t may depend on
the question, whether Jacksonville Col
lege can spare him.
We have now authentic iaforma.
ton, from the Richmond Enquirer, on the
best possible authoriiy-that of Mr.. Van
Buren, himself-that nc is not about to de-
cline the competition for the Presidency.
This must be information highly graf
flying to his timorous friends in Virginia
and elsewhere. AS among our readers
there may be few such, we copy the
Enquirer's paragraph as follows, that they
may have the benefit Of the news "fresh
and fresh," as the saying s.(Nat In
tell.)
From the Richmond Enquirer.
We have seen letter from Mr Van Blu
rem himself, in the course of which he re-
fers to the unfounded report that he was
about 10 decline The contest for the Presi-
dency] referred to in the proceeding arti-
Gle.
He presumes that his friends are too
much accustomed to rumors and misrop-
reservations 10 attach the slightest impor.
lance TO such an idle report.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21

Mr.. WHEATON is talked of for the Su-
preme Court Bench; so is Gen. Van Ness,
Ex-Minister to Spain.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21

Ono The Senate OF Ohio have refused to
passt the Retrenchment Bill as amended BY the
House
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21

McCIernand of ILL.,, in defence of the claims
of the general ticket members, and by other
gentlemen until late hour.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21

An obituary notice of the death of Hen
~ Soper Esq, will be inserted next week
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21
Housz CT REPRESENTATIVES,.

Ths House of Representatives, postponed
all other questions this morning to enter upon
the question of privilege under which tour
States have sent members 10 Congress III vlo-
l,iion Of law.
Mr.. Elmer of n. ]. addressed the House
at some length in conclusion of his speech,
(commanced last evening,) against the consli-
tIionaty of the act of the last Congress, es-
tablishing the District system. Mir. r.. ad-
ini,ted that there was power in Congress TO
do what was proposed 10 be done, but the act
Itself it was argued was imperfect, and there
fore, Of no binding effect.
Mr.. Belser of Alabama, next addressed the
House, and took more just views of the sub
iect. lie considered it one of the greatest
moment, and exhOrted members to pause be-
fore disposing of it on party grounds. He
hal voted against spreading the Protest OF
the minority members upon the Journal, be-
cause this looked like prejudging the case.
ilr. B. said the law Of the last Congress
he regarded as constitutional. and the election
If The m m5ers in violation Of the law of Con-
grcss Gentlemen need not tell him that a
Wing Congress passed this law. 1t was as
s,~rcd to him as if passed by any other Con
gress. \ majority Of the states had elected
their members in conformity to the law OF
Congress. Four States had chosen to DISC
hey the laws of Congress, and for that rea-
sou their representatives, ought TO be elected
from their seats in the House of Representa-
lives.
Mr.. Dillingham; Of Vermont, and Mr..
Woodwariof South Carolina continued the
debate.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21
CONGRESS.
Wednesday, Feb. z.

In Senate, the bill to transfer Naval Appro-
priations, AMI which passed some days since
in the House, passed the Senate, and was re-
turned for the Speaker to sign.
Mir. Derr!en presented resolutions from the
Georgia Legislature against those passed by
the Massachusetts Legislature relative &c
slave representation.
John Brown Francis, Senator from r. l
appeared in his seat and was qualified. Thr
discussion of Mr.. McDufTic's Tariff Bill &C
cupied the rest Of the day.
In the House the question Of privilege un
der which four States have sen, members tC
Congress contrary to law underwent long
discussion.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-02-21

EFThe Senate has confirmed the nom
ina,ion Of Henry A. Wiso as Minister 10
Brazil.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29
LES AMIs DU rEUfLE.
LISEH IL
tatfc I'M Toydgeur ct TN t3dten
NJ sNiet des sLcetions.

Dtdlogue tHtfc nm FoydgeUf ct aH Cfi6geH
du sujet des elections.
Voyageur--Quels sont les hommes dtRnes
de ,os SURFACES
Citoyen--Ceux quiz indtpendans par posi-.
ton, mont pas d'autte inleret, eli devenant
nos manufactures, que d'assur6t notre bisn-
dtre OF la prosp6ritt du pays,
V.-Par quels indiCes pouvcz-yous recon
naitre les homnos don't il s'agit!
C--Par leurs honorables antec&dens. ct
par les preuyos qu'ils d%onnent, chaque iouS
de Iour int6grit6, de leur p]atriotlsme ct de
leur Reimbursement.
Wy a.t,il queiqnes.uns des candidats
pour la Convention OF la Legislature qui
soient p%orteurs de 81 respectables titres.
C-Oui, sans douto ct nous ~n'ayons
besoin que dc nous reme6morer Ia civique
franchise de certaines professions de fol,
pour sayoir 4 queIs ~citoyeny il nous importe
daccorder notre c%onfiance.
We ne crois pas me tromper /: vous
ayez de Ia prediction pour eticket Oh Fl.
CURE lie nom du Venerable Gen. Thomas.
Mais y avezsvous mGrement r6l6chi I On
fait c%ireulor lie bruit que ce sernit une de.
legation Do ~dospotes, do srperbes aristo.
C-Pur artifce electoral Tn veteran
de Ia revolution, un courageux adversaire
do la tyrannie, I'm invariabfe partisan do la
libertt, ne s'dssocieraft pas a des gems qui
ne seraicnt pa1 Dc lo5aux, de sitc6res amis
du %peuple ainsi, tout bicn consider6, nous
votefons pour Ie vertueux Gen. Thomas,
ct pour ses habiles ct estimables compa.
gnons, Conrad, Avery, etc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29

ORGANISATION JUDIcrAIRE.

AA4ON JbDlSlAlhGs
Les Fges 6tant necessairement les ar.
bitres de ID fortune, dc la vie ct de l'hon-
neur de leurs concitoyens, ils doivent 6tre
choisls sans acception dc parts, nj do
coteries. lis ne dolyent 6tre nj wings, nj
locofocos, mais settlement organes de Ia
loi.
lis doivent 6tre probes; car dams leurs
DELEGATES ct difliciles fonctions il est ne
c~csseire au bien public qu'une haute sane
ton morale consacre toutes leurs decis-
ions.
lis doiyent 5tre capables; car appel6s a
appliquer les lois, il faut qu'ils en- aient
une connaissance approfondie.
lis daivent onfin 6tre Independents; car
sans independence lis ne peuyent Gtre que
des instruments dociies dams la main du
2pouvoir; car sans Independence, lis ne
rendent pas des jugemens mails dea ser
vices.
Partant de ces ptintipos que nous cro-
yons incontestables, examinons quel est
10 mode de nomination ct d'existence qui
offre lie plus de guarantees a la sociGt6.
Trois modes de nomination sont en- pre-
sence;
10. Election directe par lie peupie.
30. Election indirecte on nomination
par la legislature.
SO: Nomination par le pouyoir execute
soumise al'approbation du Senat, qui est
Ie mode actuellement en- vigueur.
LIE peuple peut stfe bon JUICE de la pro.
bite des candidats, bien quill en- ait SOU
vent soutenu qui ne brillaient guere par
cotte q~ualite 81 necessaire dams tout hom.
me public.
Mais en- pourrat,on dire autant de la
capacite ? Croit.on que 10 penple soft bien
apte 4 choisr en- connaissance de cause,
des j~urisconsultes pfofonds, DIES Juges ca
pabIes ? Nul n'oserait settlement lie preten-
DIRE.
L'6lection indTecte, soft par les deux
branches de la Legislature, soft par lie pou-
voir execute avec RESENTMENT du Senat,
nous semble done ininiment preferable.
De ces deux derniers modes nous pre-.
f6rons meme lie dernier-acause des iRtrl.
CUES qui pouFraient Sc glisser dams le corps
IegisIaiif, a moins que l'a~ppro3ation du
Gouverneur ne fut declaree necessaire
| CONNIE pour les lois.
Mais apres tout, lie mode de nomination
est infniment moins important que les con
ditions d'existence du departement judi
claire.
Det~onditions d'existence sont main
tenant controversies ::
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29

LIZ GEN. Il. THoMAs.-Nous aurions
pu nous dispenser de rapPeler aux votans
de cetto p~aVoisse les 6minens services que
10 vieux general a rendus a sa patrie adOP.
tive. Apr6s aToir etc Fun des auteurs de
Ia Conventions de son stat natal (Kentuck.
cyl, il est descendu on chaland, il = a
90 ans, ct depnis celtic 6poquei il a habit6
Ia Louisiana. II a combattu les hng'ais
a cote de Jackson, ct des-iors lima cess6
de SO vouer au bien 6tre de ce pays, SOFT
CONNIE repTessntant soft CONNIE ss6nateur,
Avec une rare intelligence ct occupant
dams le monde une position des plus fayo.
Eables pour amasser des richesses, IL A sU
REsrER'pauvre ct conservsr la simplicite et
la puretG des mGurs des temps primitifs.
Jamais Ia voix toute PBissante, du peuple
ne lui a fait default lorsqu'il s'est presente
CONNIE candidai, ellie ne sauFait lui faire
d5faut dams cette Circumstance, sans prou-
vEr ~l'ingratitude dune population a laqueI.
le notre veteran a consacre sa vie entIere.
Nous sommes conraincus d'aYance que
pareil rePFoche ~ pourra jamais 6tre ad,
reese aux babitans de cette Paroisse, sur
tout pour peu qu'on Sc p6netre bien de Get.
ts idee: Tout &c que fera lie Gen. Thorn
rs, sera fait pour 10 bonheur du peuPle,
ct Il ne saurait en- atFe aatrement, car a
50 ans, les passions sont Gteintes, et 81 la
vertu ct lie patriotisme du vieux general ne
nous etaient pas 81 bian connIs, eette der.
niore consideration seule nous s~ufirait
pour guider noire vote.
Homra pour lg Gen. Thomasl"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29
Avis.

En- yertu dune proclamation en-. date du II
Mai 1914, publiee par son Excellence, A.
Mouton, Gouverneur de rEtat de la Louisi-
ane, une election aura lieu dams cette parois-
Sc, lie premier lundi du mois de Juliet pro-
chain, ct les deux iours ~suivans, pour I'm
mcmbre repr6sentant lc District Senatorial,
ct denx membres reprtsentant cettc Paroisse
a la Convention qui deit Sc tenir a Jackson,
lie premier lundI du mois d'Aout proclaim.
Aussl pour deux RsprGsentants de cctte
Paroigse a la Legislature, ct pour I'm Repre-
sentant du troisiGme district Congressional
de Get Fiat au Congress.
L'Election sera tenuc, lie premier jour, a
l'ancienne residence du General Townsend,
aux PLANES, ct a Ia maison de James Willis,
a Manchac lie secoud jour, a Pancienne re-
sidence de James Forbes ct lie 3eme jour, a
la Maison de Cour, dams la vile de Baton
Rouge.
II est recommande aux porsonnes qui vote,
ront pour les representants de la Legislature,
de PEtat, a Pelection de Juliet proclaim, de
designer sur lie meme ticket, lie nom GU les
mons de la persoune on des personnos pour
lesquels elles yoteront, CONNIE membre dc Ia
Convention dEtat, en- GIabIissant la di3tinc-
ton, sur lie ticket, des nom tu candi-
dat pour 10 district senatorial du MONS du
candidats pour le district r~epresentatift
l JUN, 1914. CT. TESTER, Pr
5 iuin IS Of,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29

DEs CASntpArs POM LA CONVENTION.
Chacun Sc domande: Pour qui %votorai.
jo 7 faut.ll choisir 10 ticket wing ou Ie lick,
ct Democratic ? rien dependant nest plus
faciIe a rtsoudro. II ne s'agit nullcment
dune question dc parti dams cette circohs.
lance; toute la question peut Sc r6duirc a
Ceci devons.nous aband5rnet les garEn.
tics don't nous ~n'avons coss6 dc JOUR, de.
puis treAte deUx ans, avoc Ia constitution
que nous ont l6gu6e nos p6rCs, pour cour.
Tir apr6s des utopies don't nous l]eurrent
quelques intriguans quF sc proclament blen
haut les manufactures du peuple, en- Sc par
ant du tire usurp6 dc Democratic. don't Ie
seuI m6rite est dc hatter les masses. Mef.
ons,nous des bellies progresses qu'Ils ne
cessont de nous kirer Du reste avant
d'aller voter, nous deyons tous rGaSchir,
ct que ceux qti t%iennent 4 conserver leurs
pTopri6t6s, IeGr ~nationalite ct In tranquAli.
te de leur %fauiiile, SO p6netrent bien dc Get
te v6rit6, queles changemens i~nopPortuns
ne tendont d iien moins QUA amoner dams
10 sein DC la pGtFie' Iauarchie' ct la guerre
civile.
lVotons done pour les co%nservateurs,
ct nous seron3 surs au moiDs de no pas a.
graver notre position, que 10 temps seul.
ct uno administration plus sage, qui ne
saurait Sc faire longtems attendre, doivcnt
infailliblement RSn6liorer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29

tret6 dams les opinions qui leg rendent lei
cbfypl6es dc lburo adh6fens. Dependant
les cnndidats DIES sol. di5ant dtmocrates De
font prinbipalenieHt tenafqusr par l'aure-
ole don't 6tait e%nyironn6a Ii t6te De I'd
tribun qui jadis ~s'6criait / " p6risse Il
monde plutdt qu'un principe I" En- of.
fet, is ne veulent SOUS auCun rapport tnodi.
fer lcnrs id6es ills nc yellbht adhnhttre
Ia i~1siosse f'nuCuH raisonneinent, sill est
en- opposition afec leuts theories gonyer.
neneptales ills ne yeutent avoir c%onfan.
CO que dams leprs dangereuscs nt6pies lis
Sc troieht infaillibles: on pour mieux dire,
lls v%oulent que tout sc faags piar eux ct
pour eux. Teile est, Messieufs les cafdi.
OATS Wings, la strdttgie de tos concur.
rents, tello est Id fin quill So ~broposent.
Que deyez. vous done fairo pour dbiouGr
feUfs m]nntDuvres7 Que deyez.ybus faire
pour d6sabuser Ig peuple qui, 6bloui par
de falIacleqses pfonlesses, conserve d peine
la facult6 de distinguer les hommos yer.
tuenx don't Ia seulB ambition est do con.
stitusr son bien.9iFe I Quo deyez vous
fairo onfin pour d6montrer d Vos C]dneito.
yens quils SO m6prennent sur leur5 ytri.
tables lnt6r6ts, ct quo les candiddts que
contains d'entr'eux ont lintention do no.
sont pr6cisGnent ceux qui, pRr
leurs talents, leur sagesse ct leur d6youe.
ment absoli au bien public, m6ritent DE.
ire 6Ius d |Punaniriit6 la r6ponse est al.
zee il fdut inter los Locos, en- vous pre-.
ientant dams tots les groupes, en- fgurant {
tous les rassemblemens il faut en- !
IN mot saisir toutes les occasions dc yous |
apprtcier d votre justo vaIeur.
A Dteu ne plaise, Messieurs, que nous
lyons, en- vous parlant ainsi, Ia plus Is. d
;ere f%antaisio do yous ongager a 6tro yos r
upo'ogistos mais de fr6quentos {
Citations entire vous ct les ]yotans, leur u
.esslIIeront promptomont les yeux, ct la
critic suCcedant d Ia deception, lis com. h
rondront tous les nyantages qu'ils pou. a
emf retiror dun bon Choix, ct lis sc rem. d
ront d Purn0 electorate avec Ia ferme re. d
de yous nornmer leurs manda.
aires. Courage done, Messieurs | 10 d
presse, ct les suffrages sont encore il
Que votfb ardent amour do Ia d
atrie dome IN nouyel elan d yotre z6le, Il
|, men dottez pms, yous obtiendrez In
.iottpfle d'autant plus honorable, que vous d
aurez un%iquement cherche pour 10 bon. d
eur present ct futur de Id population de G
lftat, d.
LES AMIs DU PEUFLE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29
NOUVEL ETARITssFMEN 7,r

MUSSELMAN & ARTUS, ont Pbonnspy
d'nfornier respectueusement Ie pnblic. At
partlc4IlGrefnent les appreciateurs dess bon.
mes chooses, quill yiennent de former in sta.
bBqsement on lis yendront, a iust1e brix Ii.
queurs, sirops, dlagees, fruits confta,' ~cristal-
lI'atIons' patisseries, gtltes de tout genre,
Ontre un nombre infini de meryeIl1es5 smucrees,
Pour lie goht ct les yeux sayamment preparees,
Prtts 4 executor prromptement e., bonctu-
element leo commandes qui Ieur sero1t faites.
liz ont Iagreable espoir. d'etre encourages
par Ia socitt6 de Eaton Rodg5
us ont ouvert boutiqhe al tf.deGant domi.
Gle d'Auguste BonsiFven, entire leas5 hapasins
de Messrs. Philips 81 Lanoue ct y. Sanger.
avril d 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29
pHARMACIEt

lie 1bhssfgnG Went dc r~ecevoir, on prGparef
lin assortment d. mtdicamens %giuples ct
composes. Tons ont etc choisis ct prepares
a9ec com, ct sont garantis frais ct do bromiG-
re- qnaltte aux prix les plus mOdGf6s, ct aux
I'm assortment De aulrate do quiinint ;
PBiss,,,,ia do, 1y;5} d ) 1do 10 p. Z.
Fan dc fenr d'ofahger do de Cologne
EmpIatre veslcaloiFe Seidlitz powders,
Divers slropg--Magn6sie liquidc &c,
Cachou prepare 4 pamb'e pour .donner du
parium, ct une saveur aroi8t Bltiqu a u. bo1uc;hlo9,
pour detfillre les mauy.afs rapbportS occasionii99s
par le cigarre GU medecfhhees., ,,..,..
May 4 10 b J6HURDXN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29
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MDME. MANUEL BEAUEEGArD, a rhonnour
sd'lniormer 10 public Ct les personncs dc ga
.eonnalssance, qu'eJle 3iSht de feceyoir III
,assortlment complet do mtdicamens frais II
30 probi6r5 9ualtGs.
Mde. Bcauregard fera tous ses efforts pour
ntrlter 10 patronage deo habitans dc Batoa
Rouge ct des e%nvirons ! a Get efGot, ellie se
proPoge do renouvbler Solvent les mrntdica-
tnens 1ui 6'alt6fent yit6 ct de plus, ID. lee
!}7rer 4 un prix tres t6odtrt, en- 80 cbntehtaihitt
dun gain frodiquo.
Mt. Valet, de cett6 VILE cot charge az Ii
direction Dc son magasin.
0U-On t~rouvera c6nstamne9nt chez ellie, deb
Eang5ues, .
mai II do