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For the Union.
THE OCCUPATION OF TEXAS BY AMER
ICAN TROOPS

THE OCCUPATION OF TEXAS BY AMER
ICAN TROOPS.
We regret to see the Integcncer silly retracting its
previous opinion of the proprety of the occupation
of Texas by the American troops. There was n
healthy American tone in two or three Of its para
graphs this subject which could not be entirely
smothered by the fault-fnding spirit in which they
were written, and which gave us some hope that we
were to find the Intelligencer on the American
side of question in which the rights of the nation
concerned 1t is with sincere regret, there
fore, that we find that paper of yesterday APP
parenty alarmed at the concessions in favor of its
own country, which it had perhaps incautiously
made, and almost ready to retract those concessions
at the lead Of the Courier and Enquirer "a newspa.
per published in the city of New York;
The Courier and Enquirer, in the article copied
by the Inelligencer, objects to the occupation Of
Texas by our troops the ground that shat coun-
try is NOT part and parcel of the United States. y
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION
' On Tuesday, the 18th instant, at o o'clock n n
we shall sell in front OF the premises, Lot No. n
in square No. l68 fronting So feet on Pennsylyars
avenue, between 10th and l7th streets, with The IN.
provements, which are a good two-story bril-
house, &c. This property is very desiraby lOcal,d
for private residence, in the immediate vicinity
of the War and Navy Departments, &c.
Terms of SALE One-third cash; the balance n
equal payments, at one and two years, for mote,
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
r. w. DYER&C0.
August Sd Auctioneer.
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SENTENCE OF CAPT. PETER FLowERY.--ln the
United States district court at Boston, on Friday
the case of Captain Flowery, who found guilty
on the charge of fitting out the Sptfre with view
to employ her in the slave-trade, was brought to a
close. The Jury recommended the prisoner to mer-
Cyl and his counsel made certain exceptions, which
were fully argued some days ago. Judge Sprague
delivered the opinion of the court, and overruled the
motion for new trial. We learn from the Boston
Post, that in passing sentence, Judge Sprague ad-
dressed the prisoner upon the subject of his Offences
and reminded him that he had been convicted Of
having aided in fitting out vessel to be engaged in
the slaye-trade. His honor remarked, that he did
not how any intelligent jury, upon the evidence
submitted to them, could have arrived at any other
conclusion than that of his guilt. The save-trade,
he said, presented, to every wel-regulated mind,
an aggregate of horrors The offence was not COM
mitted under any sudden temptation, like many or
binary offences which follow the temptation, with
out time for reflection. The criminal voyage was
contemplated at Havana, and steadily pursued,
through various stages, from Havana to Key West;
thence to New Orleans; thence back to Havana, and
from there the river Pongo, the coast of Afri-
ca; and if the prisoner had proceeded but step
further, and taken slaves on board, his life would
have been forfeited to the laws of his country. The
origin of his offence cold deliberate calcula-
ton of pecuniary gain. He could scarcely see a
palliating circumstance in the whole transaction. II
was above the medium of guilt contemplated in the
statute, the maximum of punishment being seven
years. Imprisonment, and fine of $4,000; and the
minimum three years and 81 600 But the jury had
recommended the prisoner to mercy, and that rec
concentration was entitled to respect; and, there
FORE medium punishment only would be awarded.
His honor then announced the sentence to be five
years Imprisonment, and fine of $4,000
Captain Flowery is to be imprisoned in Salem
iail. 1--WE trust" remarks the Boston journal
stha the result of this trial will act warning to
all Americans engaged in the traffic of slaves, and
put check upon this most nefarious business
which no one can embark in until he has expunged
from his bosom all the finer feelings which elevate
man above the brute creation"
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Bu n. Green. .Aucfioneer.
Aug 2-3tif

NEW HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
IN On Thursday, eth instant, shall sell on the
premises, at 5 O'Clock p. M part of lot No. 5, in
square No. 1853, with the improvements, which are
a new two-story frame house, well built, and of
good materials, situated on N between 18th and 18th
streets, fronting Mr.. Favier's garden.
Terms of sale: one-haf cash, balance IN SIX and
twelve months, for notes bearing interest A deed
given and deed of trust taken, to secure the pay
ment of the notes. Title unquestionable.
A. GREEN,
Aug 9-3t Auctioneer.
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Aug 2--3t

nENTISTRY.-DR. VAN PATTEN will con-
IL tnue at his Office without interruption this
summer, that all who desire may, atany time, avail
themselves of his services. He refers most conf
IDENTIFY to the medical profession, and the citizens
generally. Office a few doors from Browns and
Coemans hotels, Penn. avenue.
July 17-3ms
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n EoRGE w. HUMPHREYS, Dentist nss e.. ~
VI ken rooms over Mr.. Anderson's book a Lu .v,.
cy store between 18th and 18th Streets on wy
nue., where he will promptly attend to all inc O'
of his profession. n, p
He refers TO the following physicians William
May, ]. F. May, T. Miller, J. c. Hal, """
Jones, VIM. p. Johnston, F. Howard
July 17-eo6tif
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nor SALE, 900 cords Of best quality ,.cip
Il pine wood. Also hickory, oak, ana a ll.l,"bt
coal; which will be delivered for cash on reeSO"
terms. PETER CAsANAVB,
10th street and can"'
July I-2aw3w
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VERlTAs
Aucusr 3, Is45..
PLEASURE EXCURSION
To Piney Point, Old Point, Norfolk, md =.
Charles. ~

PLEASURE EXCURSION 81
To Piney Point, Old Point, Norfolk, and =.
Charles. ~
ID l isaSSs, % Wa.hi Os'sS, :
e$SsSl:::.:..z 2ssss22.Aw o'clock, and ReY,'s.
xses1z6v at half past 9, on mug
day morning, August 10Th, on an excurson - \
above places, touching al Piney Point and Ga po;a
and arrive at Norfolk early next morning
leave again at o'clock for Cape Charles nm w
is on the extreme end of Chesapeake Bay, oao,%.
good harbor, and is approached without goirs II
sea. There is a fine sand-beach for BATHING
hogfsh, shepherds, crabs, &C., can be oIs.
ed in abundance.
Returning, she will leave the cape at s o,,l,a
for Old Point, affording the passengers an orNs
tunity of bathing and hearing the excellent banJ !,
music stationed at that place, and leave for Nois
at 10 o'clock, where she will remain until o,clas
the next evening--affording sufficient time TO wa
the navy yard, dry dock, and the big ship Penn
sylvania.
The marine band will accompany the party.
Passage and fare to 60 and return, Sc; for a 81,
tleman and lady, $40; children..under u years, MI
price.
JAMES MITCHELL,
August 1919. Captain
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Total length

This grand European line will not stop short ON
the banks Of the Pregel. If the Emperor Nicholas
gives permission, company will Immediately offer
to extend it by 1ilsit, Kowno, wilma, and Smolen-
sko, to the ancient capital Of Russia; and it would
be still more easy matter to continue it in the d.
rection of st. Petersburg, by Memel, Mittau, Riga,
and Dorpet. This grand line would thus be joined
the railway which the Autocrat is at present con-
structing between the two capitals of his empire; a
railroad which he intends continuing to Nishnei No
yogorod, commercial town situated at the conhux
of the Voga and the Oka the rendezvous of the
ders of Europe and central Asia. From Nishnei
Novogorod, steamers descend the Volga to Kasan
and As,rachan. In this latter city, the Emperor of
Russia has lately got several steamers built for the
purpose Of plying on the Caspian sea, and keeping
up commercial relations between Russia and Persia,
Independent Tartary, and the provinces beyond the
Caucasus. Thus, should peace continue, there will
be no difficulty in short time in travelling from the
mouth of the Tagus to the very centre of Asia.
Whilst looking forward to the realization of this
magnificent work, we can announce with certainty
that in the course of 1896 two considerable portions
Of the verebral line will be completed-one from
Tours, by Paris and Brussels, to Cologne and the
other from Hanover, by Berlin, to Stettin
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Observation-Disclosures Review, islA
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The President of the United States has officially
announced the death of the iustrious patriot and
statesman, General Andrew Jackson, one of the ex-
Presidents of the republic; and the several heads of
departments have directed appropriate marks Of re-
spect to be observed evidence of the high es-
TEEN felt for the deceased
Though no order emanate from this Office on
the subject to private individuals nor is any deemed
necessary, to induce all Americans pay proper re-
spect to the memory of that distinguished man,
beg leave, respectfully, to request that the command
ers of all American vessels in port, on Wednesday,
the 18th instant will direct their coors to be hoist
ed at half-mast
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01
i! s!.l! aN 4.

TuHsg L0zenEes have now been IN use, ni
The southern and Western States upwards on
twelve months, during which, time ttey have
gained for themselves d popularity l1prece-
Idented ID the annals Of medicine. III over
10000 cases they have proved an infallible
remedy for the destruction Of those reptiles
within, which arc The means 81 weeping on
hundreds aud thousands oCthe most blooming
children and youth, s~eyering the cords Of ac-
lection, and forever blasting the fondest hopes
of the parent. So great has their efficacy in.
variably proven, that they may well be called
The only certain worm destroying medicine in
use, and the greatest discovery ever made for
.eSpeiling The various kinds Of worms that so
frequently and dtstFessiugiy annoy bothchiid-
en and adults. Many diseases arise from
worms and occasion long and intense suffer-
ing and even death, without theif ever being
suspected. Crown persons are very often aE-
dicted with them, and are doctored for vari-
Gus complaints without any benefit, when one
ortwo doses ofthese Loze0ecs would Speedi-
" cure them. They are a certain remedy. and
SO pleasant to the taste, that children cry for
them, and eat them as readily as a common
peppermint Lozenge. Wherever they have
been Used, they have received the most aaftcr-
ing commentators fro IL PHYSICIANS, heads Of
families, and The public generally. Much
more might be said in their favor, Of the safe
~ with which they may be administered TO
persons Of all ages and sexes OF The vast OK
tent aud magnitude of the suffering and death
occasioncd by worms; of the impotency of
most of the preparations which heretofore
been presented to the community asa
remedy.
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AK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ics SOL. g}23t fnfgru1e res pset0agsemenffe s
1at5sseefa ct a]atfozt qu'i est pref i f1ffe
iohto battese ca 1ri4fe or a0ffe o0gr5eo
dans &c genre; I1ourDJa au5yi tous los ma-
tertauz neeessafres tcis que cFaux, brlq9e,
s19le, 4 de- conditions rafsoaaables.
Il Oisfe se7 services agf Ifa5st8aH g|ucrIers.
Ell 81 aatt9, dapfGs 81 ,aaaao clpar,0aca
daHa des "aETaaes d. aaGfcfie, poa15jr don
stef pjoino satisfaction.
LJYAD BERHELs
III t5g BfjGgeteTIe de- III GarnisaB.
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IN BATON ROUGE.

IN BATON ROUGE.
NJ ne Xeh5u Slore-Dader he UH
ny Goods-Fahey priest Of latest styls
assorted DO ffelch 10, balf mourning 90,
mourning o. new style half mounting de-,
fahcy blao do blpe plaind domestics apron
ehecEs sAirtls siriFes; bI4e demiEs as
sorted cntieua4es, fancy cottoaades broad
cotton danayll bed ticks; frown linen. net
sing white and brown fable cf6ths; Canton,
f~anReis, GaRneis, 8oleskiE cassimeres, black
Alpaca, green GIcasiaD, assorted English
Mefinoes bleached Gomesfics, unbIeachpS
do, saddle blankets, colored cambr1cs, black
bomDazate, cotton ~velYcts, extra fire black
silk Irish Linens. Corseis and corded Skirts,
gum elastic suspendeFs, black silk cravats,
furniture prints, Madras Handkerchief, La
dies Stockings or al Kinds, mems half hose,
Ladies nIgbt caps, children de-, malrass bind
tHass wofated do, c0atdo, ToFsfed serge, white
and coloTed flot gloves, cotton umbrellas,
bonraets and bonnet ribbon. Linen Bosom
shirtssside cogabs lshelI and hoIn1 Muslins
and Jacoaefs,
Boors AyD saoas-CaIf seBed boots, peg
ged do, kip do, mud do.
heHs caifseWed brogans, Pegged do, kip
do5CTeoie po, Russet do.
Ladies walking shoes, broeans of all kinds,
ZIG slips Misses do, chiIdren's shoes Of va
rious kinds,
Hqts end capa-Cassimere hats, bread
brIn Hats [bIack and WhiteI. glazed caps,
cl9lH and gfazed do, fur %,
HARDWARE-Pocket Knives, scissors,
Tazors Butcher knives. table knives and fork,
carving do, shoemakers' Knives, planes as
sorted, chiseis, augers, squares, drawing
Knives, comPasses castings, BritnnHia metal
spoons, German silver do, Iron do, French
locks, knob locks, improved patent knob do,
Knob Latches, NorfoIk do, brass plated spurs,
premium screws, patent butt and strap hin
en- tacks, beads, silver thimbIes, uuita-
ion d., waitsss, saEccpaas, spades, Singing
hatchetss &c,
CRoCKERY-Granite dishes, all sizes
Salad DO, dinner breakfast and soup plates
coffee and Tea cups, bowls, white ard painted
ewers and basiss-aHd various other articles
.oo numerous to mention.
GCaH AMI Famine before purchasing
D CHAS. A. HILL.
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MARION, Perry county. (AIa) Juno o, 1871

MARION, Perry county, (Ala) June o, 1871
A. SrEScER. NJ. u.
DEAN S1t--lt is about nine mo0fhs since
vour agent Ioft With me a quantity Of yont
Anti Bilious pills | did not beIicve that much
could be done with them, for They were a new
medicine 70 us aud We were l9rgnly supplied
with Peters, M9ffitt's and other similar pills,
which were well known here; but from the
testimonials Of the efficacy, of y5ar Pills in
bilious diseases, sick headache, Dyspepsia,
bowel complaints, &c. &C., it was not iong
before some were induced to make a trial OF
them. They were al once found no M just
what they PROGRESSED to be: and from thgt DAY
to this, their popularity has been rapidly in
creasing. ] have sold during the last few
months three hundred and twenty boxes. You
may calculate upon a large sale Of them dn-
ring the coming season. ] wish you 10 send
me six or seven hundred boxes as soon as
]venient. Send them to the care off c. Du-
bose 81 O., Mbbile, Alabam
Your Truly, F II GOLDEN.
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eaifs DID traistaglo st 4HAtrGlue E~9tflets tbdI
cflifeg Ell dams % eanf sapf6mo 30 lEsat
IsB tfjfas ednftee b Gos soIls fGt6gfsnt
PattantioH Ia Plus aasiafa. i'll ttelt SON Office
Il BatoH Rouge, eBeaierdf8 dos WAS 88mo
et Church, pis-a.pis PtgliaS eatboiIquo.
~ lauvior 90
WI MARKHAM
Respectfully informs the fubilo llat be has
noW Oil baud AZ lis Bt5fo Oil Church street, a
GeHefal asfoftm6Ht yHooast contisffDg IN part
OF khe 50LkoFtnE ~afiietefs
Dry G90ps--K efeey's aseofEed, Kentucky
is6Bs, tl4td Iffeeg, red fatneL white DO
lbion ia, raf(on d., Virginia cfnabuf0s
Georgia cotton dutHt IHen drilling, cotton do
fassorled y troeh tblrihe, S4t4, do rbeet
ines bli G4 bieachtd sfjrtibg 4 "A, India
ahestlHg 1914 apron checks, iufni!gro do
hits driliiua. folt6uadef, bedltekinn'e, french
Eng SD aud IhieEcaH points gibgbabt's, mus-
fB ds iai4f, e]6io0fsd eafhbfies black do, white
Bill, black tabby eelgef, BROS holland, Russia
ehseting, Iriab lnsh do, 1919, cotton diaper,
linen d0, dimaBE tabIe d., 7iA, Ee0tch DO,
Rfssj1 de, cotton WaGding. ieFg laWp, ITiEi
lin6n4 COTTON DIAPER napkins, linen damask Do,
bfosn lineH tabs cloths, Russia crash, COL
eGted tii6sja, white cotton fringe, French
boDbsztHs, English mefiB6, mafsol les coun
81 James, Black Italian craeate, poneee silk
4 bdEs's lndia BaBdahna do, cotton 10, madfass
Do valencia sfaWia, Florida h1ks's, lGstfing
ribbon assorted ladies white cotton tose-
%coloufed de-, embroidered do, ehiidfen's do, do,
mems cotton bal l0sa, Berluo do, ladies' theY,
featz gloves, lid dp, assorted colours, silk do,
%, dns mems silk do, DO DO, white Berlin do,
bucsskin dos Gotten ard linen tapes, sewing
silk. Tagl9f's spool thread, assorted do, do,
suspeHdsfs, linen thread.
Gg6asH1ss- Candles, coffee, rice, goshen
butter, cheese pine apple do, clio olate,
Olives, cotets, UhdsrWood's mustard, French
%, buck wheat -four, Ti6mas' tobacco, fDpi4
mon dos elgafs assorted, cut fobaeco, brown
sugar, loaf sugar, family f0ap, mon0ptaleja
wbtsk6y, eb66pajRno brandy, holland Elm, Ma.
d6ita vine, elaret De, muscat, III, assoftad
cmdtals, ID. b. 81 London porfeH Dawson X.
ale, lh #ood hdb6ttl6atJ bottled cider slough.
TONS %itters, orange flower wafer, c6frant
lcIlYt Havana pf6ssrFerss pfuBes, faisins, cur.
rants, etaHbetries, almonds, elton, tomato
khfchBp, @alDBt do, mushroom d., assorted.
iGkles, maaafoul, Yef1nieelle, black pepper,
ground do, cinnamon, ginger sardiHes, mack
er6I, goldfish, rec ginger, tntidegf, cloves,
maze, a5sptccfcasaj& starch, indigo, salt~petrs
ealHf8tas, lemon EERbF hafnB, lard, soda bis.
rujff olive Oh, Canton soy, imperial Tea, gun.
paHdce Do. young Eyson 10, PoGchoBt do,
5Gfder ard sb0f, paste biaFkirR, gcoteh snuff.
PLfaTs 0IL8 &c-Gum aYdbfc, gum CAM
phor, essence II peppermint, efoeua martis,
emery, flhitc Wazs yellow ocGre, rotten stone,
Dgnfjca stores Spanish whiting, dfy white lead.
8hifo lead On oi8 window glass. putty. In.
seed oil, castor d., sperm Go, refined whale do,
spfe. tufpfGtIHos taWY black, alan, C6pg6rss.
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EMEREg T1gn LIS nAlLTA

REMEDIES P1DR LES HbBl1A
1I0N5.
LES =5issigata fo1nuisaa1tf5 pour lfa naDl1
i4ta e is+ z .dariizs fJap9Ftanes 445l
4 8tn8t dee fhBib4FH lrais 1t Yttttasleat nl7
h les s1lti5 Ies phis srrlp#fatt [ 19pf le
tiuit he I6it assortment Ell d3fpfas les hF
rugs mans 1l'la ant flit LaadfeH, Paris at
Nov Y1fki i fslflt dc f~8ee23if leiirs snF6lg
rtguliefs. iEs p@0lff0at aonst8fninfft f9ffnir
au1 hsbitaus ef tnkdsciHg dea fsm9des aa'ila
g4fanlif0nt De ql1ltd sdbdtH9dfs,
glCELEJ 81 Cos
NJ 81, fUe jes tI1gasiis.
Importers EFF nireHladsd 9 t4bdseinas, y
peintafes h .huiLe, d. taiHtnfass elfss yie1
jtedt de fate l'olVattaFs IT. Fetir aas9rlineltt
de III dsainea traiehss ID bttift5iss, qu'il III.
lraal . pattlre i las prlz aydat1Rett.
ban d ~ Gm.
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AMOS ADhMs, hgoeat Of coraofnio
ce1tihia pc4of ies % 70 frofsatio1 aaf3 lte
ealfs da trdlsfagio st 4ahtpGlH e g~a3tflsis tHd1
cflifae 81 daas q eanf sapftmo ao Eat
Les aiTdra ehnftoa d 9ae eoIls f0toafsnt
PattontioH Ia Plus aasidfs. Ill lioHt SON bficg
Il Batop Rouge, eBeaiehufa dos fHas 88mo
ct Chareh, pis-a.ris Pdgltss eatholiqgo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-01

Currants, Rqisins and Citron--Just receig-
ed and for sale by
WV. MARKHAu, Church st.
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A EEyDRR

FENnRE
Ia Hae prepFiisG sifae en- eett1s
E5 wife e5cnjgaFro des Rue. Roa
yat 81 Affqie corsists1e ausssg
ezra n Ct m4isan, ia yepto III
va. "a g ner pour clore uns sosi6tf. 10
e'a''lI'a~ seranf rs.s9anahlaz. s'sdress..
al sli ~. Bureau Rue lafayette, audss-
q. . I; n. sHERBURNE. Avoe.t.
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F0RGERQN

lie soas<igrt s'etanl fsabli i ~l.emplace-
Ineltt e. desatt ocrrpe par feu A. &. haa-
gram, est pret a executor Iogtes sor3es d'ou.
vrages daus sa profession. III esp6rep par son
assidlac et ga pronptitude ntrlfer I~tencou-
ragetnent dn pubic.
Janvier IS SO,
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THoHpE1Ns' BLUFF, Sampler County,
Alabama, January 4, 1913.

lhomfALNs nL0ff' 9".3P[er 1ouhty'
mr. !. sa m,a.,'a.'' ''"o'ry = io4''
u q, 9FI.N0h
.nn,I 1', IS -. . 'I'. ~ - ,'F"2[ - i"e d t5r2o
IppP' :. y'34 - a,''''A '''.isN ''fee nun
,1S" "o>F#s III - 9N1l5If send l 500
49, 60 o2Ns1 ne l'si $f%
,tnma' - t.al 5'" 4t.-5 '#a2.aG rs u 'as
1sspspslai ~" s"r1 ~ hey re-
solzi"eItn "s'h.,-l ~ re cone fetataE I satr
'7e" asE',' l'F ~ te's' 3s a3', t'r@5eft
1,'U d i7'%e al''a1s tt+@ss 1'if 5"7N sci.
5llfee 'ozeH o. felF i.sts tat 2ae. fE ttHs@
suS'oolerS ,llf& 'leat s4Se.3tf t94 Ger or
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lsPsBeGtiH5z f3HIs ~
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F21 I 1'at5aa
aug i}st53Faii, @7 4i ftta *tgFa n : ~ 7
et1l7t1' sseR.. 5ataa Rouge In.
500 . 8.
1IntSts RAA f. tAbRAL.
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AVIS

AVIS.
J'offe avendre ou I Ioaer, aux conditions
leg Plus laYordbtes, ma Propriete ruraie sttuec
pres de Baton Rouge.
> adresser, paar tFaitey, ~ noefenr B II
H4rney, au Cap. Ii w Fowler. ou a SIR. T.
Bonnecaze. . Baton Rouge Gu bien a moi-
meme, a la n Orleans.
r nj OGDEN
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Il esaratF AID eGeetual cure forAgue md
Fa9ef3 9ls1 used successfully tn fhe treatnent
uf Bilious FeFers Ha1seay General Debility
aid Nervous Weakness.
Tshe most 1altsfing recommendation Of this
medicine hove been received frem many amt-
ncfft Physicians aud others Wi6 have used
tenn a9ld Oh iertas no cure no pay. Price
III pei loS,
Gr0y5 po,s0t .Tafala1bh 0inimeat.
rsft Inc cure n seref4i5as and otbcr Tainots
Ulcers. Sore Breasts, Sore Lsagfi tietbiatie
Pains. UIf and Tsfesh Wounds letters,
spralas, Eraptf3Bx, Bruises. Chilbiatns,
9 ]1eillnas and tlf4umagon. Piles, aeald
Head C9fHst aud B8lerpal Diseases gene.
fatff. Pfiee b0cfs. PER bo&.
TOOTH-ACHEl TO0TH.AcHEH
Vino you'd BE- troubled Wllh tits tormeniina
pain, when itcdp Be cured without extfaeting
he Teeth
Dr. Laeaaaf's Teeetajh 7a0h.aehe EE4lt-A
eertainftpd immediate cure.
DfL8eagbtiaVin appointed several agents
for the sale If bis valuable Drops, for lie cure
/ 0Glhe T66tli-afbe, cat WITH confidence recon-
mend 1T as IN ihfaiIibJe cure f6 iIeasek, how.
ever seeofes giving teEjsfin Il very few min.
utes, and that too without adY injury to tie
teeth OF gums. II possesses the property Of
/ eHiigefiug the gum, when rs 4 morbid state,
aud olrcsteftrg d healthy ard vigorous action.
THIS medicine aCIs in such Il manner Is To
deaden fhe nerve ri tbe tooth. which Is tie on
II way that itcab Be efsctaatiy cured without
extracting. The proprietor has known this
remedy tiled 10 more than tweHty successive
cases, and did not fail in either. One phial Of
The Drops. which cost bat 50 cents, is suGcr
ent to cure from Is 10 30 cases oftaeth-ache.
HHbdredq If persons have declared that they
would hot be without d pbial Of these drops
! for twenty dollars.
Price, 50clss per- phiaL For sale ut The
Drug Stores II y. J5arIau q. souterfe, and
OIL w. M~ussleman.
fat0n Eusee. Ia
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SsE~EAIssEMENs a vendFs az bureau d.
&c ~jouFsal.
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Wv Music FOR PIANO.
Just received a few COPIES Of he
fashionable music of the dav, such as PoIks
tanees, quadr}tIes. waltzes, and BaIsroe.
a large assortnent Of al kinds Of music Il.
ways on hand and for sale BY
4. r. FURRTEs, Cs.y BcsA.
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NOTICE
Tro&peci HI, Junc Is, 1874.
Those persons WHO haze called for nv ser
vices during my absence ffoa home, are in.
formed that have returned and am ready TO
tatend 10 my professional calling.
A. j.. PLOUGH, Dentist.