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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

tion oil sugar mus, not be excepted from In.
"lcvelling equality o. revenue tafin.' It's
in arguing against these as exhibiting the cha
raCtcr "of the whole system of the protective
monopoly" that lac rises to the boiling point
oil indignation. Il am sure" H. cxclaims,
mo honest patriot can think ot the unjust,
Ubiquitous and autacious demand made by
Ties; bloated aud hcar,lcss plunderers, that
the administration should sacrifice their prin
cip'es and the vital interests of the people. TO
secure their allegiance. Tor the support of the
followers and victims, whom they at tha same
time deceive and plumber. without feeling his
blood boil in his veins with the warmest in
dgnation." Hrarkcn to that We iron-mongers
oi PENNSYLVANIA who huzacd Tor POLK, DAL-
LAS AND rnE TARIFF OF AZ.
We have only space left to alludc to tic
prophecy OF the dawning millennium. which is
about to come with the triumph OF free trade
doctrines, which, is destined, says Mr.. MS-
Duite ''osi firmly believe, to contribute more
TO tho liberty, prosperity and peace of nations
than amy event since The coming Of our SA-
vioUP.
( We know not whether to attribute such doc
trincs to IA defect in the minds oi those who
PROFOUND them, or to the wilful designs of a
greedy and unscrupulous sellismcss, which is
the leading Characteristic of cotton-planting
politics in South Carolina. 1t seems to us al
most incredible tina, sensible men can honest
ly, 90 50 far in view of the experience of this
country, so recent, 81 memorable, so trium-
plant in favor Of protection. 1t is but yes
terday that, under the paralyzing influence OF
of revenue tariff. our manufactures. our
commerce, our agriculture, our industry, our
prosperity, our national honor, lay PROSTATE,
and, in manner, dead \ benign protec-
tive policy descended upon them all, like the
prophet bending over the son of the Shunam-
lite, lip to lip breath to breath, and at once the
liielcss began to stir, it revived, it flourishcs
in uncNamplcd strength. Yet we are asked to
abandon that which gave life TO our prospcri-
~, and return again to a system whose toucl,
is death, whose protection is pail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

"A FACT WORTH KNOWlNG.--A gen,lemai
Grace uini"us habit. becaiac affected with Ulces-
atoms OF The Throat and Nose. and disperc able
ana "'no'rs"me dscsse Of the skin. Indeed his
wh"e system heto the matks of beng saturated
w',h disease. Cns hand and wrist were so ,puch
ELECTED That lie had losi,ne use al the hand every
paii being covered with deep painful ard oTIens,So
Ulr'rs. and ms hnnd aud wrs, were as hollow and
ionns ~ hont,',mb. II Was NJ this SINCE Of
the complaint, when death appeared inc yi,ablo
from luaihs' ne disease that lac commenced tho
use Of Jnync's Attentive. and having taken sixteen
boites - now perfectly cured. Pn6ic Ledger
This ALrtRATivE operates through the circulas
Ion AID puuiies The blood Gnd cradle aies diseases
from the system. whcrever located; aud the hume,
tnus cures II has perlorme1 IN dicas.s OF the Skim
Cancer. Scroiula. Goire. Liver complaint. Dye pep
STA aa ether chronic diseases, is truly astonishing
! Prepared only 10y DIR ID JAYNE. No South Third
Street, Philadelphia. .
For sale hy Dr. J CRUMBACKEn. 173 Main S.
Wheeling, Va oct 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15
Ell ALL the wvld kooM the Nmid1I1o

a EFT ALL the Word know the wonder lnl
tilicncy ii DR. Duncau's EXPECTORAN'T
REMEDY! i"r the cure oI CONSUME ZION AID
The symptoms indicating going inIo a d,clIne.'
DR. DUNCAN Dear Sir,
The undersigned. patient under my care for
the last three mhnIhs, wh" has been lnbnrihr with
Phlhsis Pumonalis ~ pulmonary consumption md
finding ihni no medicine could prescribe would
afford him any relief, | vas therefore determined
inIesl your Etpecioranl Remedy AT the same time
having no confidence IN The mcdicins .cI forth rn
cure censumprni bni in please The palcur | nj
i"wed him 10 send - ynnt agent Ia Wooster DR. J
L CuulIercr, for The medicine. whlch he did and
used II according 10 Tie directions RECOMMENDING
Tie bottles, aud truly TO my asrouishmen', found
my patient fast improving, Which he continued I'M
he became perfectly well. believe he used only
bottles. BY his request. | write ynn these lines
hnp'g your eSpacIoranl medicine will continue 10
do for the consumpiIves generally, as in the sbovc
case. Yours Rcspociully,
DIR JAMES II DICKEY
| willingly subscribe my name To The above rs
hcns solemn aud sincere fact. I hbpc those al
hced with That dreadful dls asc, thi sumption will
lind out your medicine n time. aud he cured
WIN II WILKINS. wayne county, O.
fresh supply just received bv The rniv necnis
in Wheeling J Il q II b MARSH
ucI .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

TERRIToRY.-Wc perceive that the Phil
adclphis Ledger, a very respectable aud wide
" circulated locotoco print. is out for the
annexation OF Mexico 20 the United States.
and the union fall tho South American States
into one, and treaty offensive with that, bu,
At cnters demurrer against the union of the
West India Islands. or any such salt water
craft under the American flag. lie goes for
The whole continent and nothing but the
continent. Other prints Of the same political
school are after attaching Cuba aud give the
halls oi the Montezumas the go-byc, as did
Gen. Jackson the Sarcophagus oltlIe Cesar
We'll, we suppose between them they will
follow Mahomet's disciples in eating the hog.
one eat this piece as not forbidden and the
other thar, until the whole hog is swallowed.
Well, will we not be great people then.
when we have Canada, Oregon. Texas. Cali
lorna, Mexico, the West Indies. and that lit
tie thousand miles square now claimed by
Russia, and which separates us from Behring' +,
straits, where, according 10 the 18th July
speeches of half century, the stars and stripes
are bound TO wave.
For ourselves, we do not care how quick
these measures are adopted. In the admis-
sion oil Texas our country parted with her
chastity, and she may 20 as far as she plcascs
now, evcn II she embraces the whole world
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

There was regular street fgh, in ST. Au-
gusin', on the lst inst. with pistols, knives
and sticks, between Col. Mackay of the Gus
tom House and his brother Alexander Mac
kay on the one side, and Messrs. A. Nuns.
Charles Loring and W. W. Loring. on the O
thcr. The latter party were worsted, the
Lorings being badly cut with bowie knife.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15


LATEST FROM TIE PACIFIC-BY O.
NbhbAND MAlL.--By an arrival at New
Work, the Sun Of that city has receiyedad
ces from HONOLULU to the middle of Jnnc
rom. ORGAN CITY to- the 27thof April and ~.
lllornia to tie 3lst of July, The Looisl,,;yc
Council Of the Sandwich Islands. cons}sting 81
House OF Mobiles and House of Renrc.eHta.
yves, convened on the 10Th MAY, The dn,v
on all imports has been increased to five nc,
cent ad yalorcm. II was formerly three npr
cent. The citizens Of the United States have
taken offence as the decisions of some of I,c
courts, and have appealed to the & s Gov.
enmrnt to interfere in their behalf
lHer' are two packets now rlnping b,
tw en- Oregon City and Honolulu TbS9 ,,.
age between ths two places averages - tn n
days. The POlyntsian ncwspao'r aI,c,,;. ~
s''lc' provisions, barley. oats, peas. beans
butter &c. &c, from Oregon fh. sl,ig"l.
iai' Is very brisk, an evidence tlat tbe W.
ices lat work on tn banks OF ths chm,
bil. W.. '''"in-
me American brig Elizabeth. Cant Ki..
OIL salem, laden with armsanl oIn,,..,;. ny
iof Tie Fcjcc Islands. sailed from. ,l.;,
~ il,, h5iNiig been closely watched and o"s,.i
Gu ny ihs French while nj he Latter ,r su"''''
queen Pomarr still remained q, ~.
VI Dkd'd by French forces. aud o,,. ivy IA
II,.hcis, who aided in the ae.assina,;n, ~ I''
l,''i.nh'n''ias been shot by the Fr.pcb ~,
From California nothing Of parieuIa, n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15
ADVERTISEMENTS 10 receive a,,ention
must b. handed in before 4 O'Clock.
LARDNERS LECTURES Nv

bARDNERS LECrURES.-Wca are I'M
debted to Messrs. Greedy & MElra,lI, Tor No,
III oil l,ardner's Lectures. This No. is on the
Lever aud Wheel-work, and very useful to
mechanics in evolving power BY the applica-
ton OF mechanical principles, in which all
mechanism exists. Il, is divided Into several
lectures, embracing different applications OF
the lever. as la the pulley, the wedge and the
screw, together with "Ebulli,ion, "combus.
ton, and directions how to observe the
heavens. Haswcll. has these Nos. for sale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15
Observation-Disclosures MA pK F,r

NI4NNI+NNA II IhUIJUOE MAFk ET
FLOU R-Salcs OF 200 bbls. at the Miami
Canal s. Upper bbl, clear-900 Dbl City Mills
at 8 OS, dehvered-o0 Dbl at Whitewater Ca
nal at 3 ~, clear--and 1000 bbls at 3 20, de-
livered at Lawrenceburgh.
WHlSkEY-Sales at the Rivet yesterday of
20, 25and 53 bbs at lSac. per gallon-l32 bbls
at the Miami Canal at lS2c
LARD-Salc at bbls good No Lard at
6lc. per Id.
CLONERSEED-Salc of 81 bbls in Store
at % per bush.
GlNSENG-Sale of 81 lbs inStore at 29c.
per lb.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

ID. BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Reading Rooms, opposite the st. Charles and
verahua Hotels, Is agent for this paper i'm
New Orleans. Advertisements for il or orders
Tor new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention il left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

n OCkS -S'an'ey's superior Siding Door bck,.
II A Piorpon'' Mallory IL Co.'S Collage and Nor.
ice LEX WIN mineral knobs AMI general as
'orimen, OF The usual kinds; Tor sale by
oal OFT & GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

II ORSES FOR SALE have two first ro,e
n u Horses for Harness or Saddle one of lhom a,
ratkeT will sell al very low prices
et III ID MGlNNlS, Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

icrcs, has been received. \ correspondent of
the Sun. writing from Monterey July II, Siys
the natives continue to enjoy themselves UNI
der their own administration, and Wien the
new Governor arrives from Mexico they say
that they will charter vessel TO take him
and his suit back again. The produce of the
country begins To come here in large quanti
ties, and the whale ships find it favorable
market for obtaining supplies. The season
had been highly favorable the crops abundant.
The fertile plains of Oregon aud California
are rcsounding with tie busy hum OF indus
try all around us are the germs of empire,
prosp, rity and wealth. Those who would
reapa harvest should come out early.
FROM VERA CRUz.-By The brig Peters
burgh, Captain Shapley, at New York. which
left Vera Cruz September lith, the Journal of
Commerce learns that business was very dull
there and money scarce; There Were no inn
rortations, as u new tariff was daily expec-
ted.
The weather was extremely hot, sultry and
rainy. The sickness had much abated
The war fever had rather Gained down, al
though the Mcxicans had large force ready
to march on Texas, as soon "a the means can
b. raised. The troops appear To be willing to
march, if their rations and clothing arc iur.
nished.
There had been but four foreign arrivals al
Vera Cruz, from the 9TH of August 20 the litl
of September
| a horrible murder was committed at Vera
Cruz few days before the Petersburgh sail
ed, ON the persons of AN old Italian and his
wife, at their own house. on one of the most
public thoroughiares in Vera Cruz The deed
was committed in broad daylight.
| The United States steamship Princeton.
sloop of war John Adams, and H. Il. Ms
ship EIrydiCe, were at Vera Cruz on the 18th
The P-tersburgh brings $4,000 dollars in spc-
Gle.
WINTER SCRAP.-The following quaint
epitaph was written on the tombstone of a
youth, at Firth, in Dcrbyshirc, England. The
com .,arison is seasonable.
"Our life is but winters day,
Some only breakfast, and away!
Others To dinner stay and are full fed:
The oldest man sups and goes to bed!
Large Is his debt who fingers out the day
Who goes the soonest has the least 10 pau"
SERIOUS ClIARGE.-A young man nam
ed Virgil Knapp has been arrested III New
York, charged with having seduced his cou
sin, Sarah Decker, aged 10, and Then forced
her 10 swallow oil of tanscy. from the effects
oil which III il SIipnoSpd She linI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

Messrs. MASON &TUTTLE, No. I2S Mas
sau Street, are our authorized Agents in New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
and contract for Advertisements for the Times
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

SERIOUS ClIARGE.-A young man nam
Ell Virgil Knapp has been arrested in New
York, charged with having seduced his cou.
sin, Sarah Decker, aged 10, and nlen forced
her TO swallow oil of tansey. from the effects
OF which it is supposed she died.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

NOLNEY Il. PALMER, is our authorized
Agent for receiving Subscriptions and Adver-
tisements for the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
His Offices are -
PllLADELPHlA.-N. w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets
NEW fORh.-Tribune Buildings, oppos-
lite CITY Hall.
BAErlM0RE.-S. l.. corner Baltimore and
Calvert streets.
BOSTON.-No. II State street.
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WINTER SCRAP.-Thc following quaint
epitaph was written on the tombstone OF a
youth, at FIRTH in Dcrbyshirc, England. The
com ,)arison Is seasonable
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

Our readers will lind some hing to laugh at
IN the following;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

"Our life is but a winters day,
Some only breakfast, and away!
Others TO dinner stay and are full fed
The oldest man sups and goes to bed!
Large is his debt, who fingers out the day!
Who goes the soonest has The least 10 pau
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25
RAppoRr nn rREs0RlER-


II commence par fair ~connaitrc quelie:
prophecies do Fiat ont etc vendues, com,
bien Giles ont produit, Ell les raisons qpi
ont retara6 Ia vchte de celles qui restent
iUvendues.
q Touchsnt los dettes de l'Etat, il dit gus
Perception des yentes ct des r6glemens
don't il Went d'ttre question, ID situation
des ~atfAires de PEiat, pour CO qui con.
ccrne ses dettes prepayment dites, ma SD.
bi cue peu da enlargement depuis Ie dor.
aier rapport, On en- p6ut atlrlbuer Ia
cause al reGus tempofaire de Ia part des
bauques, ~creancleres dc pEtat, d'adhdrar
y measures adoptees 4 Ia derniare ses-
sion pour la liquidation d'environ So, 800.
600 des dcttes propres do PEtat. ii ajou.
tc: "Qgelques amendemens aux lois re.
lahves d ce snjet, procureraient les move
ems d'arrivsF au but desire, rEtatse hbe.
rant alnsi, r~eSterait ayeo une dtte n'exce.
dant pas Sl,600.O00, ech6ant d diverses
epoques entire Is4s ct 1872; Of pour E.
teindre cette dette il sufrait gu du surplus
du reyeuu annuel, gu du produit de 10 ven.
te des terres puhlilues de l'Eiat.
En attendant, linter6t de Ia datte a etc
dimiaot, les ~d6penses courantes ONT et6
ponctuellement payecs Ct IN fonds mac
tf do aI55,669 Al dn 81 deceabre der
nisr} s'est accumuS dams Il irGsor. Len
dernier les soinmes on caisse 6taient cue
de S52.0s0 on. Il y au5ait done une SOM
mes do cent mile piastres qu'on pourait
sppl5quer q lieAtiBctjon des dettes de
l'Esat.
Hresulta des tab!eaug aeconpagnant
le rspPorts
10. Que les Fecettes pendant i'annee
1914, se sont aieYeesa asT7,a $40 40--ce
qui, aisate a Ia balance en- caisse au Ter.
j~anvter de Ia meme anne. donae un sctif
total da 1912, 1T 6l--sg laisse en- d6dai-
sent les dtpenses de fame FS6l6.684 9s
I'm excedant de 1855, 1872 63--si com
posaut de sl55,6s9 Al especes. Sl6I,545
hlllets d recevolr non eehus, " a5s,27ae2
billsts 4 reeevoir protesfes.
20. Que l'exorciee de 1915 laissera,
suiEaHt toute prohabilit6, un exc6aaut De
recettes de $4,000.
80. Que les dettes pfoprment dites de
l'Etat s'6ieyent i 1868, 1900, y com
pris e4T7,9l914 recus des Etats-Unis en
depot; ct que les creances 4 Feceyoir par
l'Etat s elsyent i s~4.949,l30 30.
Gee fats que nous soumettohs 4 nos
lecteSrs. n'oRt pas besoin dc copmeata.
ifss.-Abeins
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25
TEXAs

Lo paquelot a yopo;ir Johs $ MeKim
nous apportoSnos iour5aux DO Galveston
jusqn'au IS doutant 10 Ausieemont.
lie PrGsldsnt JONES Il mis- ron veto sur
IL bill qui o%ttoonajt IaFDrauslatiou do tous
les oAiciets publics i Austin, ausslt0t u.
pres disbursement dq Congress,
Uno proposition II hI6 fate au Congres
pour changerla constitution rotatiyemcnt
a la Naturalization tSss strangers. LIZ
connie Do tiuAnces q ait IN rapport con.
are Fadapiiof( du syst8no Do lIbert6 com
mereiale. Neaum0ins3 Ia question DC
I'abaisscnent dl Tarlf continue a 80 dis.
cutter les deuX comttss de finances ont
lat s~epatombnI sur CO aulat un rapport qni
h'otlre qua des ditlereacos ~rnscnslbles ct
1ul demondc me Fort lpgGfc reduction du
tRtil--Le Congress s'aIpurnera tres proba,
Element dans les rproarcrs joQrs d. rG-
yrier.
10 bill qOi iuterda a~tl'avenjr rusagc des
bonds dc PEchiuuier, in'6tait pas encore
doyonn lei l'adoptionl en est rotard6o par
Ia disc issiun dun atntindemcnt presents
par III Robinson de Brqhori1, qui demande
la rd.emisssen, sous cErtaines conditions,
dune ccrtainc somtio don't l'utiIitG est
dvidenlc.
lie bill pour accordst une p~roiongation
De TENS d NJ Fisher qyi s'est charge dim
porter mn certain n6ambre d~'6migrans, n
etc adopte d Ia Chambra, mgis il sera sans
doute repoussd au Seuat.
Washington parait Gtre en- probe i une
sorte d'6Pidtnie. L'hon J. w. Smith,
S6natdnr Dc BeXNr. est mort dams la ma
tlnee do II c%ourant, ct IL major Donelson,
charge datfajrss des Etats Unis, a cite Sc,
fieusemcnt maIade. II est maintenanG
HRS de danger.
lie refds ~d'eraqHatpr fat All general
Dot Green, CONNIE cehsuI des Eats I'm.
isa Galveston, 4 don6d lieu a une alta.
que assez piquante du CujIida contre
Honorable general.
lie bruit conrant i Corpus Christi, aux
dernieros dates, que SANTA Anna await etc
prls par Percdas ell $ lie immediatement.
Unne parailIe nouveIle m6rite confrma-
ton.
lie Star de Houston SO laisse aller a
q%dqlqnes efasious beliiqueuses, a propos
dc Ia couduite dun pficier de douane
Texien, qni suivant IL journal aurait fat
piuslenrs fois sur: un bateau amGri.
cain faisant la csntrebande sur Ia Riyierg
ct serait dispose a trailer de me.
me tous ceux quill ~tfpuverait en- contra.
v%eution. L'Editeur du Star peut Sc Il.
vrer a tootes SEES fanfaronades sans que
Pon songs d y Preadre garde de &c cote
de Ia Sabine.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25
NOTICE.


The undersigned takes this opportunity TO
| return his sincere thanks TO his friends and
the Public in General for the liberal Fatfon-
age he has always received from them willis
in business, and he would now inform them
that he has established himself on the square
below the Court house, and on the corner iHl-
mediatelY south of the Jail.
Where he intends keeping.a general assort-
ment offamiIy Groceries, Provisions and Plan
fation supplies which consist Of the following
articles. TO wit -:
Raggiag bale rope and twine,
Course, fine and table salt
Bacon, lard aud butter4
Brown and loaf sugar,
Havana and Rio coffee,
Teas Of all qualities,
Rice, candles and soap,
Blankets Lowell and brow n Cotton, liAseYt
and kerseys,
Crockery and glass wares,
Whiskeyand Brandy, Anisette and Vinegar,
Nails. spades and shoyela, cotton cards and
cutlery,
Tobacco and cheese,
Powder, she's. and percussion caps
MEMS russell brogans, boys, ditto. men's
Kin brogane, boys, ditto. Ladies seal and calf
hrogans, mud boots, Seal boots,
H. Y. BABIN.
Sept 18th, 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25
CONTENTION DEFEAT.

Ia Convention s'pst fGunio conform6-
mani Pajoora9ment. Ia prl6re dusugo
\ 6tt faite.
La qdatti6me section dd rapport De Ia
maiorit4 q 6t6 ptisD en- consideration, NJ
nawns, d6isgna 4 Est FelciRna, i propo.
90 De tempbr Ie biSnc par leg mois do
"ciu1 mas" Apes de- long, dabats aux.
qools oat pris part Messrs. Niles, Taylor
IA isumpttop, Lewis doe Opelousas, Breut
dcs kapides, Dunn Dist Fdlteiana, Z At
Consnd do Ia Nile. Orleans, Raitlff do
Quest FaIiciom III motion d 6te rejetee
par e cuatlng vote do president. -
men5b tfs yotant pour l~'adoplioa OF y
pour " roget, Le metnhte de st. Landry
n propose de rsmplir le vote par he's mots
lie "AoUtte ans La motion a 1l6 ndaf.
tee / at mrmhtes yotant dpns iUthrma.
typ et 80 dams ID negative,
II delegu6 des o]pelonsns, NJ VOORHEES,
propose le prnyisn s~aiyant, deyant tinir il
Ia 6n dc II section. Noiri lie texte du
proylso "Bten enlendo que sil est citoyon
polutols6, le temps de sa rtsid ence dams
FEtat ne compttta qua du jour 10 81 na.
turoiisstion.
c. proyiso a cts adoptf, 99 mc,nbrcs
votant dams l'afitmallye II 80 dams Ii no,
gatjve.
Sur motion, Ia Convention s'est aiour.
nee d demaiu i III hepres.-Cour. au u.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25

SutFe pa detnapA54 est limitdo mails
Get article eFt peu o1skst, les prix aont rs.
sez fermes-lni9fieu n 1l2R sd cents
ofdlnuite 81. ban ~orlIraire . lido. bon
. liz a 3 10 beau u do ehoiS 1 lis Il
Sc. par Itvre.
tSacre Hataae, --Lkstoch ost abundant,
sans bodueopp do demfnde-Brun $ liz a
&c. iauno I i I lt2c. Elant 0 d 10 liz la
liyfo.
MeiaSse. Les d senteurs paraissant
plus anSieu4 dc ybndfs, 10 fharch6 a uno
apparonce Ailu baisse, : Nous cotons 10 d
Is IL en- btrilg dc clhne Of 10 a 10 III
en- huriI de Sypre. Nous'ayons entepda
paflor d'unespetito yetIe sur hnbitatipn a
lie; majs GO oours hr peut 6tro obtena
qu'ayae beatIooUp de hAieuI6.
Fariae.-sLo marehR est inaetif "a 90
pour Ohio etImarquea Srdinaires du Mis-.
ao0ti ct lIlinbts marbles do yilIo % %
d 1 le hatil.
Proauits de- tOaestt -Graisso S A &c,
diDlerieur i tr6s bsau Bacon, tres lourd
-tambobs Il 7 Id q, avee envelopes
ct au sucro { d Sc. COTS 4 ll2 d 4 Sd
Epaule . liz a 3 3l4c. la liyre.
Whiskeg rbe stocl4 s'6tant argmentG,
les prtS ont lachi, recstf6 % liz D 2ic.
par gallon ofsAbaire az cnnte par gallon.
Toi}e q eoglo dembtiags.--L marche
dams lc mElne Gtat lie depression les
pix sont quflque choFS dc moins lue no.
minaux, Tdgo du K55tncky, IO&Il liz
-cnrde 3 IIA:h 4 tl4cE suivaDt la utnlitt.
les conditions &c.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25
Ia NEGRE# E PAULINE

CpuR CRtntHfLLALa ndgregse Pau
line, aceosdo eolame IN 10 eail, do tfaito-
mons bafbntest baf sd 1naitresso 1t ses an-
lane, d etc fuE6o mufdi dernior, 1 ID Couf
Cfiminelle. La dGffnge habile, ma pu
smp6ohor ID juri dc hi tfouyer ooupablo ct
do Ia eond5nner al isoft qpi l'attond.
Ello eera tbndno n gt f6yrier proclaim,
entire 8 ct 10 heures di matin. Lex6c1.
ton sorn reevoyde da5s Il cas- Oh Pauline
10 ttoaYtrgit CONNIE 5ia ID dit, enceinte.
Tfoig mddaeBns sefont dppol6g a con8tatof
sen 0tat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25
COUCH 3SEI5S5S

On. HUIL's Cough Lozenges are nowrapid4
ly supersediUg every other preparadonin the
relief of coughs, colds, asthma, whooping
cough, tightness Of the chest, and all p@ulmon-
airy complaints leading to consumption and
death. Price % cents per box withfull direc-
tons.
For sale by B Jourdan, G. souterre, and u
w. Musselman agents, Baton Rouge La,