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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05
(FoE THE GAZETTE.

Baton Rouge, April 2nd, 1916.
Mr. Editor.-I notice in the Advocate ofto-
day that a writer on the subject OF our NUM-
cipal elections, who signs himself A citizen,
after BtarneyiRg very copiousIy the present
incumbents OF the municipal offices, and
slightly, their opponents, goes on to advocate
a perpetuity tothe Offices they now hold, of
mayor and town constable, 50 long as they do
their duty. This is anti. democratic as Well
as impolItic. It is anti-dsmocratic, because
it is unsafe in republics 10 vest power too
long in the same hand, and imppIilic, because
none would prepare themselves for the dis
OF The duties Of office, if he had to a.
wait the double uncertainty OF the death of the
fIlcutnOeHt anu UT6 TESuftVt UuT G~iEttfuT7.
The terror of the .'druhkards, IoafeFs and
abandqned characterS,'' has held his present
office neartwenty years, aud has become rich
on the salary and pefquisites attached to it,
aud | doubt very much the citizenship or re-
pubIlcanism Of him Who advocates a longer
term of office thaB this, especially at a time
when there is such an outcry against the
long tenure of Offices in this State.
A VOTER.
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iron THE GAZETTE J.


Mr.. Edtfor-l n8tieed d communication in
the last number Of the Democratic Advocate
over the signature Of "A Citizen relating to
the approaching municipal elections. The
piece rs we'll written, and appears to be prin-
clpaliy intended BY the author to serve az a
eology on the present officers for the purpose
Of promoting their re.oleclion e.. Monday
next.
Although | fully appreciate the kind feel
ings and good intention Of he writer towards
me, and am truly grateful 10 him still | must
confess that 80 far as j am toncernad as one
Of the candidates. regret that any ~allusion
should have been made to me, al this particu-
Dove alluded to.
Being personally known 10 almost every
voter in this city, and having served them IA
a public capacity on former occasions, they
have hadan opportunity Of becoming fully ac-
q~uainted with all my merits, and al my EquLs
as q public officer and on these grounds i.
lone, do | wish torely for their support on The
present occasion and particularly nj this late
period, when there is little or no time left TO
my opponents before the election to vindicate
the claims Of their candidate, or 10 conlrogert
any thing that may have been published ia
yorable to me.
Should you think proper 10 give this note
a place in your paper you are at liberty TO do
SO, and will confer a favor on
Your Obedt. Seryr,
JAMES COOPER.
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levelled, replied. Onthe peiut Of friendly ioj
tercourse,te was even With the gentleman
for If he, The gentleman, had vibited his paris
be had visited tho eentleman's, and there wa
an incident connected with that visit whtsi
lo never could forget. II was IN the montl
Of May, The weather for some days preyiolii
had been unusually favorable TO vegetation
yet nothing wearing the gafHitureet sPrina
was "a be pecn in the plneyawooda WhielFfhS
gantlman delights TO REPRESENT and through
which be (the s]pcaher) was tfaselling-a
was sand, stertlity and baroness. q genil1
braoze had epfung up, and 80 II insinhatfi
| itself through The ebeefleaa locking pine treef,
II bore along with It d low wall, asif coming
from some ono or bymathiug undergoing pains
equal even 10 those Of parturition. He has.
teued 10 where The dolef1I sounds pfoceGaea
from, thinking they issued from some victim
If Cruelly-eamo object Of oppressioD--detof
mined 10 act the part Of agenger--when, lot bt
learned tie groans and throes of anguish en-.
anated from a solitary weed endeavoring !!
gt0wl
When this epoech was concluded VI too
our hat aud walkei.--P tcaysne.
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Ne
BATON ROT GE

TIE GasefEs-oar 7srms-From aud after
his date we shall invariably charge az foE
lows
For one years subscription if paid
previous to expiration Of term, % 90
If paid after, aad the trouble Of run
ming after il; 8 90
Advertising and sub. by the year, 20 90
Cards Of Doctors, Lawyers, &c. per
year., 10 90
Advertising per square 10 lines 90
constitute asquaFe, one insertion, | 90
Every subsequent insertion, SOC,
Announcing i candidate for pubic
office, Or a subscrlber,) W 90
Announcing do. (nan-Subscriber,) SIS 90
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COMMUNICATED J

Mr.. Edlor.-I overheard a few days since
a conversation in relation to the science of
muse. IN Which cur perserefing Fuertes was
mentioned. 1t was said that his pupils had
muca improved in that desirable branch
Vocal Music, and it is not astonishing, said
they, for that is his partie. Now | bold.
ly assert that this is a mistaken idea for
Tor know that vocal music is only a secon-
dary thing With him, and that he has taught
1t for the last two years only. His principal
talent is instrumental music, and he has been
for the last seven years an able and success
full teacher on the Piano and guitar.
VERITAS.
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STATE or LOUISIANA.

PAHTFH n EAT BATON K0CGE.
Whereas Daniel D. Avery curator Of the
absent heirs Of the Esfste Of the late Sarah
Mapnan deceased. and William Roach de-
ceased, has filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of
SD Court bis final account Of administration
81 said Estate.
notice. hereby given to all persens
interested 70 show cause within the legal de-
lay, why The said accounts should not be az
proved and h~omoIogated and made the Judy
tnent Of said court, aud the curator DISCHARGED
from said trust as prayed for.
CT. TESTER, p. !.
Attest, 4. WINTHROP, Clerk.
10 s mach 90 1s45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05

Tfs AND Downs tn L1fElIt is useful as
interesting 10 uptife the changes for The beitor
or worse, which ten Or fifteen years serve ii
opefatg IN a community.
! know il business man on Daifl.street WHO
was refused credit IN 1890, for a stove worth
twelyo dollars. Eoaig now director IN one d
The banks, and l. worth 100000 doIIara q
least. Every cont Of THE has been made IN
Cincinnati during that period.
know another business man, also M3in..
a., wia we're refused credit In 1875, by o firm
| 81 the drug line, for tbs amount Of live dollars.
III 1870 tliat very firm lent TINT gnfY man five
thousand dollars upon his endorsed note
know uf extensive dealef in The city,
| now worth 100000 dollars, md who eaae0m.
maad more money on q short notice, for sixty,
| ninety, Or ono hun1red and twen,y days fbJ0
almost any man ~ Cincinnati, 10 wbom ], sc
clerk Tor \ gf0fory house here in 1880, sold q
n hogabead at su9ar, with great Hiesgtyina
| and fainGtanre, under some apprehension al
nat getting the money when it becmnadue.
know o n4fi whose credit in 1890, war
sne1 That when | trusted bun for a tsg dfbalt.
pafre, my employer told me ! might as welt
have rolled II III lie Ohio Since t1at period
he was Worth IN 1897 Que hundred thousand
dollars; agatna bankrupt IN 1871 and now
worth twenty thousand dollars.
| know a man good for tbiuy thousand dol.
larB, who ten yeats ago exhibited d monkey
through the streets Of Cincinnati, for & liv-
ing
/ know a heavy business nan, b bank direc-
Tor, who sold apples in Il basket when Il boy
through the streets.
] knew one nfthe first merchanta in our
city in 1928, who could nj that period have
bought entire blocks Of the city on credit, a
director In one Of tne banks, who within ten
years Of hat period died insolyent and iutem,
pcrate.
The founder Of The Penitentiary system, in
Pennsylvania, and well known ~ that State
and else where as Il public man, died a pauper
in the Commercial Hospital in that city. /
have seen him addressing the Legislature Of
that State, at Harrisburg, and listened TO with
attention and Difference that would have been
paid TO John Quincy Adams, or any other
public man of this age.
know a lady, the descendant Of n distih-
guished Governor of Massachusetts, who sup.
ports herself by her needle, and the niece ola
Governor Of New Jersey, sull living, who,
washes tor subsistence.
know Il lady, who, thirty years ago, in the
city In which / then lived, was the cynosure
ofall eyes, one of the tiost graceful and beau.
iiful Of the sex, aHdmdYing in the first circles.
Of wealth and fashion, now engaged in druid
gerry and dependence, al one dollar and fifty
cents per week. All these resides in this city.
What r eihe fluctuations of romance wFi.
ters, compared to some Of The realities Of hu-
man life?
lCist's Advertiser,
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SALE AT

VIII be sold at public sale, at the Court
House ID the Town Of Baton Rouge, on
sATUgpAY, the 81 May next, at ~ o'clock,
A NJ, by Fl. LAa6UE %auctiOneer.
Eleven lots Of ground situated in that part
Of the town laid out by Anthony Grass. known
Is the Jackson Gardsn, divided into Iota 20
per plan deposited Il at The Parish Judges office.
Terps-One fourth cash. the balance At
one, twO and three years, FOR notes endorsed
10 tie satisfaction u the vendor, payable in
bank, and bearing mortgage until final pay
tnent. Acfs Of sale before John Reid, notary
public, at the expense Of the purchasers.
march %, 1916. 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05
STATE or LOUI8IANA-PARIsH
EAST BATON ROUGE.
PROBATE COURT.

II. w. Fowler, For nroniiion.
In sthe name and by the authority O fthe
State Of Louisiana and Of sad court.
GREETING.
To all persons whom it may concern.
take notice that on the petition and al the pray.
or Of Henry Waller Fowler residing IN said
Parish and State now being the bona fde own.
or and possessOr Of the following described
property lozwit: a tract Of lard situated in
this parish adjoining lands Of the late Edward
Powers, NOW Burgess, about seven miles
East Of the town Of Baton Rouge, containing
about five hundred acres, more Or less, also
lot no. one, IN square no. t~hirfv-two south,
held IN common by The late II. II. Gurley and
Thomas Gibbs Morgan, situated in thai part
ofthetow Of Baton Rouge laid out by.E Beau
regard, By purchase for the tract of land four
hundred aud seventy dollars, and for the town
lot, one hundred and twenty FIVE dollars, at
Inc Probate sale made Of the estate Of the
Ia'e Fl II Gurley, on the twenty seventh day OF
February eighteen hundred and forty FIVE. bv
an order and decree Of the Honorable the
Court Of Probates in and for said parish, and
after legal advertisements and delay, and in
Pursuance and conformity 10 the deliberations
Of a family meeting legally homologated BY
said Court
Adam Winthrop Clerk Of said Probate
Court 10 and for said Parish and State, in the
name aud By the authority Of the State df Lou.
isiana and said Court, and in accordance with
the provisions Of the act Of the Legislature OF
Louisiana, entitled an act tor the further as.
suranee Of titles TO purchasers at Jud cjaI sales
approved the 10Th day Of March A. D. 1884
and in obedience to an order of said Court da-
ted the 9th day of March 1915. Have grant
ed and do herby grant this monirion. calling
upon and admonishing all persons whomsoever
who may or can set up any right or title to
the above described properly in consequence
of informally IN the order, decree or Judge
ment Of The Court of Probates under which
the SAID sale Of the aforesaid property Was
made 10 the said Henry Waller Fowler, or a.
ny other lrregularIty or illegality in the pro-
ceedlng provoking the said decree of said
Court or in the appraisment, advertisement, or
IN the time, manner or form of sale, or any
other defect whatsoever, to show cause with
IN thirty days from the day this monitfon
is first inserted in the public news-paper why
the sale so made as aforesaid should not be
confirmed, homologated, and made the final
Judgment Of this Court.
This done, given, granted and sealed in
the Parish of East Baton Rouge, this 5lh day
of March A. D. 1915.
Witness the Honorable Charles Tester
Judge Of said Court Of Probates this 5th
March Is45.
5 ADAM WINTHROP, Clerk.
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NOTICE

The 31st May being the
time fixed by law for the f.
nal settlement of the State
taxes by the collectors with
the Treasurer, for the previ-
Gus year, all those owing
taxes for the year 1914, are
requested to call and settle
said taxes as lam compelled
to require prompt payment
of the same.
L. @. MoRR1s,
Sheriff and Collector,
m % no 7 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05
NOTICE

The undersigned would most respectfully
inform the public and citizens generally, that
he has opened a Livery Stable near the Meth.
90 ct Church, "here he constantly keeps ON
hand an assortment of the best riding hor-
sec, with several good buggys to hire at mod.
crate rates. He hopes by bis stric, attention
to business to receive the support Of the pub
There viii also be kept at all times A few
coed horses for sale. at very low prices for
cash, or to puncfual men on short time.
JORDAN HOLT.
no 8 march 20 1875
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NOTICE

The public are cautioned not to trade for
or negotiate a note endorsed by me in favor O.
James Kennard, about the end of Nav OF
first of June 1914, for the amount of $40
as it was giren for the purpose of renewing a
note in the Bank of Louisiana. which object
was not effected. | therefore will not pay
said note.
5 April 1915. DANIEL SULLIVAN
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PROBATE U
Parish "a Us Baton Rom

PARISH Of East Baton Rouge.
Whereas Stephen Henderson, admrnistra.
tor TO the estate Of H. A. s. Mussenden, de.
ceased, has filed in the Office of the Clerk of
said Court an account of bis administration
in said estate.
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter-
ested TO show cause within ten days from the
publication Of this notice. why the said ac.
count should not be approved, and homoloqa.
ted and made the judgment of the Court.
CT. TESTER, P.J.
Attest: A. WINTHROP, Clerk.
march 90 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05

MARRIED. On Monday last, in West Bat
on Rouge, by the Rev. ] N BroIard, Mr..
Theodule Foret to Miss. WiIlamine Octa-
vine, daughter Of Mr.. Paul Babin.
In this town, by the same, on Tuesday, LIST
Of April, Dir. William Shaw to Hrs. Ellen
Hubbs, both Of this parish.
Also, on Wednesday Sd April, by the same,
Mr. Joseph Tunez 10 Miss Mary Morales,
both of this town.
Accompanying the above, we received a
bonntiful supply Of delicious cake, wine, and
other ixings. We hope the happy pair will
pass their days in mat mutual happiness
which was intended in the institution of mar
rage, and live TO see their table well stocked
with a rising generation.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05
SATURDAY, April OH, 1915.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS

MR, EDIroW-You will please announce
James Cooper, as candidate for mayor.
Please announce John Reid, Esq, as can.
didate for Mayor at the next Municipal cleo
ton.
MANY VoTEus.
You viii please announce Joseph Monget,
a candidate for reelection for town constable.
A VorER.
Please announce LaieS Alley. for town
constable at The approaching election. lie
will be supported by MANY VorERs.
Please announce Anthony Monget, as a
candidate for selectman at the next municipal
election. MANY VorERs.
Please propose the following gentlemen To
the legal roterS of this city to occupy septs in
our municipal council far he coming year az
selectmen-Wm s. Pike, and b w SIocum.
Pro bono pubiico.
Please announce Joseph w. Fo,eler as can
didate for selectmen, @
Please announce Mr.. Raphael Cousina,d as
candidate for selectman ut the next election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05
PAY YOuR PARISH TAXES

Having now the Tax Roll for 1874, all per.
sons owing taxes for said year and for prsyi-
Gus years, will please come forward within
thirty days from tho date hereof, and make
payment. Ny office will bs NJ the Mayors
Office Of this town. WIN. HUBS
Trea. &Collect6r for the Parish Il. B.Itougs
Baton Rouge March stb, 1916. 8,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05

DIED-In this town, on the Dist April, af-
ter a long and tedious illness, Mr.. John DaI-
ION, formerly a res;'a Of this parish, and for
some years sergeant Of The night police of the
ID municipality, New Orleans. He left an
afflicted widow and two children to mourn
his premature loss.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed ad-
ministratrlx Of tue estate of her deceased hus.
band, The late Samuel T. Webb, request all
persons having claims against said estate, 10
present them duly authenticated to her Al
torney Daniel D Avery Esq, and all indebt-
ed to said estate, are requested 10 make i'm.
mediate payment to her said attorney.
AMELIA WEBB, Administrative.
March ID no 6
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LIVINGSTON.

All persons having claims against the sue,
cesson of David Hill deceased, will please
present the same Immediately duly authenti.
Gated, and all those indebted are hereby no,
tilted to make immediate payment to the I'm.
d~ersigned.
EDMUND N. CHAMBERS.
NOS t3 ls45 Curator.
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-InaTLnR MIeIAIn


An account against tbr parish Of West Ba.
ton Rouge for The lun Of thirty dollars $500
for one months services as guard Of the con.
Victs on the road rom James Degalf to Ha.
you Crosse Tote, rom about the fBenfiefh
Of August 10 the ttentjelb September 1919,
said account was bawH IN favor ef Milton
Burgess and approved by Capt. III Kean.
Alison one other account forthe sum Of (27l
tw~enty-seyen dollars dated same lime in ia.
anuafy 1914 in faFd Of Milton Burgess for
services al guard Of lhe cpuvicta, and appro.
we'd by Capt II Tate The above described
claims were niasiDgabout The last Of june
Or fret Of July last pht 1914.
hTRiCK AHERN
Tho State Of Jbeieiah,
Pirfsir0f West Biieiana.
Personally appearcl before me George
Cook, = Justice. Of the 1eace, in and for said
parish and state, duly commissioned and
sworn, Patrick Ahern, VINO being sworn &C.
eording 70 law; says the aoye and foregoing
statements are correct andtfue.
A1gIcK AHEEa.
Sworn to and subgcribu before inc this
18th day of January IS45.
q. Cook, Juslie Of The peare.
Tho public are hereby netfed not To trade
for the above described warfuts which have
never betn endorsed or asskned by me-, 81
the paymcnt.of the same basseeu stopped.
H. BURGESS.
March 20, 1916.
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a Was brought to the DEPOT al
Baton Rouge on the 10Th March
1s45, negro boy who calls him.
PE/ self Anderson, 3 feet 4 inches
a@s high, about Is years of age, STAN.
mers hen spoken to. light black, and saws
he belongs 10 a Mr.. Allan of New Orleans.
The owner is requested to comply with the
and take him away.
B. BRYAN, Jailor.
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MlrIcE

An election for Town Magistrate, Town
Constable, four s~eleCtmsn, and a Treasurer
and Collector for the Corporation, will be held
on Monday the 9Th day Of April next, at the
Court House, according to law.
mar s. Gil TESTER. p. ],
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aFesssarUTE C&a
Cured in The town OF Madison, Ia, on the 2Ist
uIt, The Presbyterian church and q number
o%fstores were consumed. The loss liz estima-
ted at 100000. rhe principal sufferers were,
=. Saith, wholesale dry goods MERCHANT;
V. q }. King. cotton spinners; Miller & Gal
produce merchants; Messrs. Mckee,
Dutton & Adams; w. Ford, and Maldy & Lat
terneT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05

UNFORTUNATE OCcURRENoE.-The body OF
a drowned man was recovered on Tuesday
morning, near the saw mill, which was re.
cognized as that of Samuel L. Lewis, a ma
tive of this town. The deceased had been for
some time laboripg under a state Of mental
arrangement, and would attimas go off some
distance but always return home. On Mon
day night about II o'clock, he went oat, and
his wife thinking from bis manner that he
was only going % the sidewalk did not fol-
low him, his not returning created some al
arm, and di!igent search was made for him
the next morning. 1t was ascertained that a
man answering his description, had gone on
board he Raintot0, lying at The landing, du.
ring the night and fallen off, and though a
rope was thrown out to him, he declined tax.
ing hold Of it. The cries of a man drowning
we're heard about 400 yards below, about 2
o'clock, and two young men went in a skiff to-
wards the place but saw nothing. On Tues
day morning, the river was dragged for some
tinIe near that spot, and his body was found
and taken up to his residence, where a Coro-
ncr's inquest was held.
Mr.. Lewis was a printer, and was some years
ago editor of the Cincinnati Message. Du.
ring the last campaign he edited, with tact
and ability the Yaz0o Democrat. He was a
young mano Of considerable abilities lie leaves
behind him an afflicted widow and young fam.
iLy to mourn his unfortunate and untimely
end.
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AnARn

Mrs. A n FeEHTrs grateful 10 thoge who
have patroniEed her since her arrival IN this
city respectfully informs her friends and the
public generally, that owing 10 the s~ollicita-
tons Of several Of her friends, she has taken
Mr.. Brunot's house, lately occupied BY Mr..
Dewey, wbere che opened on the FIRST Of
April, q sch00l for the reception Of females,
exclusively. All tho branches constituting
a polite education will be taught In the
French and English languages. Sbeimends
b devote particular care to Tie former mol
only in Theory but in practice, being vel
aware that Ills important branch Of education
haa loo often been neglected.
She hopes hat her experience in The art Of
teaching viii obtain bera share Of patronage,
having been fit three ysgrs principal " one u
The Iargest fe5ads public schools In ". Orleans.
Great attention will be paid 10 the deports
ment, and proper use Of language Of her pu.
pills both in ard out Of school, if possible
their morals In8eenotal will call forth her
deepest interest. For terms, rules and hours
please call at BET present residence, or AZ the
sebool after The let Of The month.
aJ The nuiubsr Of pupils viii he limited.
HEFEEGNCEs
Rev. ] Woodbridge, j. Phillips, ESQ.
rev. ZIP Difen4orlb, Louis Shoppers, Esq
Hon Judge Tosstr. j. ~Bonnezazs, ESQ,
Amos Adams, Est, J Buhlef, Esq,
| Capt. Newcomh, James Bruuot, Esq.
Mlrch %, 1s4a z
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UJYeSteday afternoon we were visited by
one Of the most violent storms If wind and
rain we have ever seen. The democratic role
broke and one ofthe eagles wings was broken
of in the fall.
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NOTICE.

NUIICE.
The undersigned takes this method 10 in
form the parents and friends of his pupils
that the first private examination of his juve-
nile singing school in the rndiments of Vocal
Music, will take place on Friday, the 18th in
stan, at half-past 4 O'clock, P, NJ, at the Pres
byterian Church. Their attendance is ear
nestly requested.
april 5. A. R. FUERTES.
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ICE. ICE!! ICEu

The undersigned having made arrange
ments to supply our citizens with that luxury
during the season, will have the article con.
stantly on hand and for sale at Mr.. Montan.s
Ice House on Water street.
FARRELL 3 PERCTVAL.