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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
INsURANCE.


ID iSHS will pc taken y thc FRI & MARINE
ia INSURANCE. COMPANY OF WHEELING
az the iosssi rI'sS On
Rui!diags OF all hinds, stone, bTlck OF OGDEN
adG their cunfrUtss
S,sanooa's; factories; mile, &c.
turnlfutt;
And u,r,hard, ciall kiris.
Ard agafrstaii dangers 3t'@ nj.rr thr 'Fr-s
portauon ofeoods ou TIvcrs, lakes, seas, can q. a
AMI railroads.
ttceharactcr Oft tho company "a to prorip-
tituGs and 'thcfaltty in Che aolpstwept a 20 80 =
neut az tp~srs 1--WE beg leave g. r,ttr go the rltr
chants 81 lfs ri0CC a. Il ,is,vyh,rc Wno have had
he aaiss' y e claim; 3, ug" T"sSgixn agFt
RIgtN'- PREMIUM
rEvU. rr, I'D Mar'ue lH,tlar-, Cor2FrE
~ Of Nhre.it-, viii e. MN In per oen' 80
an premiums we'd lDt risks iaktu tom has
trcs here no los has ocruflrd.
feb p II " IL \RDiNG S"ri'iarv.
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
CArIrAL $500 00o.
THIS company hcing now duly organized, "a
prcsarcu TOM ke lusurouco on rve'y des-
c'ptlon OF FiTc and Marine Risks, such a dMr'-
Ing Houses. Store ~ Ouses \ with their con.
tents. Also. steam Roats, Fiat nn1ts and Keel
Bpn' y with their cnrpCcs, &" aad from any orr
on tire Ohio and Nsstssirpt rlvrrs, 90 their 'rlN-
utnrv streams. Npp tCatiJu i,r Insure nee Dbl
we'd, frr thc nrcscul 1T tnc Office col iHe Wheel
"a su., Z N'CoY Scc"y
RETURN PUs NUNS.
FflTUE WESTERN INSURANCE. CcwT'
~ H'y % Whrr''Gg win return m rrr cent
ON oll nrcmigrs received cor .i-E> 'Hk.n rom
'al' daie, where 80 los, hi,o cure
Mccoy.
March :. 1913 sscrc s'y
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10000 Dollars.

Grana coHs iiddlca L0uerH n IlFidVaFt 3 Gscr-ia
CLASS No ;,
To he drawn ~ wi:ungtcr. D.l Say Jnry q
"f 100000 | at 10000 al 60u0 oi 5000
10 Nos l2 halio,s Tickets - doi.; ccun,at,
package % who'rs Ia d"ls; shares 40 p'opoui,n.
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WILLIAM EIttS LsTAtE
NnNtINISYV NVOVsa NOTICE.

Il 'hE S"hs'""rf having bee" q"".'ird a. The
requests no pcf.ons having cisuns against ss4 o..
iaIe tp rtr.,n them g. h.m rfutcfIY aUtaertrIted
lof settlement Psru. tedcbrci ere n"Hfcd t
nskc payment 'o ihrsu .uhef.ur ns Nti To- .HiI.
ged 10 fesru tho lf#pef ieF ~ means nf euinfr.nl
u iar. u Iut3 WN GOODRICH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

~Lw WORKS! Nrw WORKS Jusrs
~ eetyed The llrtc-s hy Mes Pickering, The
squire by Mps rirkeuor, Live and Mssmcfsm
by u8fare Sims. 10, Nscsrn 90 De Sruil tor =
Apprentice by Aley Duiuss. TIE Stiiefn l Lyons
~ hif C,fe, rbe Charity ois.ef' ~ Zoe 10" M''
F,.t inc. Norton Joan Use MAIDEN by A.et b..
mas. Ffanes Nbbsu FlemlnE field ot he Young
Ar,.sn b, JI ingnham, hl'uon Lescfnt 20
.af.,, wN RJBBS
/ d.r1t Cor Nam 4 Union
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The following We have ju.i received from Msssfs
Fall. McC rackcE q Co. agents Er he sole of WIS
tors Bol-am al Wild Cherry. OF Lancaster. Ono
TO THE PUBLlC'-l feel - ny duty an
oct Of kirdness 10 ,hc effected 90 inform them What
w,aar's Bnl.lm oi Wild cherry has done lor my
daughter. Thets il many parent Who has gtven |
up beloved daughter ~ son. a prey 10 ihst
fell destroyer. Consumption. They base-as
have douc-ified ell ibe most sktillul and eminent
physiri1ns nhtn their know ledge, snd al ~ Tho
nat y. pnlaf remedies thpt scetnfd m hnd oui some
hope hf acouunus0ce Of iiic. vs. shout griing ony
relief
Hay-To al such. Who l,se me- have been seek
ING with uembiiog hers fuT some remedy Of real
efficiency. Noud say SEEK 20 farther. bot uy at
once Dt W stars B.ssm ~ w.ld cherry My
digg bier Sarah Jane. eyed scsenlecR yeats. whose
hie ior months had been desrsred Of. AMI wss sup
prfed sure prey a. Consumption. hos rcen cured
restored 81 reflsc heaih' End hs, TO- nv n.ins eve
i boitlss Of II W,siaf'. Bal'am - Wild Chs'v
/ JONATHAN COULSDN
Gtrrnfsd o. FsrGrld co.. % Msfeh ~. a.
I For .ais IS J CRuMBNCkER i73 Nam sr,e'.
Y Also ~ PRFuE s rAULL. i6i Mmtct Street
wheeling "a. I'm dec22
PIN hND WILD CtiERRY sfe uses Of DOT
own SOL end are generally SHOWN ic possess ewes
In lhs common Wy ofptepsmf,n. remarkable vi,
iues ~ The care ~ Diseases u the Lnogs-hop
, much mote valuable then mustu highly e.rYrentfa
, tel pfspafniirn prove, vixen - c~nbinsd WI
ahst articles % 70 act % hasnony with oseh oihe
aui adapted 10 The ysfous f-frns and stages Of In
Ji.sase- " o. commonly calculated 10 slleviaie
The Ba'sam ui Wild Cherry never isils 10 CIV
. relief sod rurc- sief every other means hsvs bee
= tf oil in ,sin Th.. hhs been proven IN ihousss,
y Of .nus~ef where DO bad eReritd rs4ifal core
= arsr,ss taueHt BAD bssn zistsu W ~ eli hs ff,so.
!" sni ;hyastsns
be ~, .,ie ~ : CGrMBfCkrR ia Msin ire,
s6J Pryor &PAJLi.. l6t Msttei "f,e.
dee % Jos
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MANAGERS, orrIoN.
NIX ANnRIA ENTRA-CLASS No. le:

'ALEXA NDRiA ENTRA-CLASSN No. IS;
To be drawn at Baltimore, january 2ls.
1916. - numbers-ll drawn ballots.
prize of $4,000 prize OF sl.2j0
prize OF 1900 10 prizes of 1000
prize of 1000 10 prizes of 500
TICKETS So
ALEXANDRIA, LOTrERN-CLASS No. {.
To be drawn at Alex0ndria. January 9th,
1916. 30 numbcrs--l2 dawn ballots.
prize Of $4,000 prize OF $1,000
| prize of 1880 20 prizes Of 1000
/ prize Of 5000 % prizes OF 900
TICKETS SO.
EXTRA-CLASSN No. 81:
TO be drawn at Baltimore. Jonuary 18th,
1916. Is numbers--l2 drawn ballots.
| prize 81 $4,000 30 prizes of $500
! prize Of 10000 30 prizes Of 1000
I prize Of 5000 80 rrizcs of 500
y prizes Of 1000 TICKETS SO.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-CLASS NJ. 2;
To be drawn at Alexandra, January 3lsi
! prize OF $4,000 80 prizes Of 500
l prize Of 5000 GO prizes Of 200
10 prizes OF 800 TlCkE'i SlO.
SMALL FRY" LOTTERY.
Draw. every Mauday aud rhus.lay a, Coving
tur XIV
Tickets 81, a c,riGca,e " . vho'c rickc'. in
these luu-'ir- will be scut mr STA, Halves 81
Qaarcr. S3.5O
All orders shall b" rranr''y 'uealcd -.
dec - RoBr ARMSTRONG, AGENT
SyiRE CRACKERS--58 hIc, tuc tDcArr,,
= Warranted arlicie. on hand au' i-r sale ~
" r IIORNBROOK
Alsp lvN packages ThmNrg AMI rptIoe
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CITY or WHEELING.
CtrRK's OFF,cg. JpL'y Is. 40
QUARTER ELECTION. o. Mrn,l.y

CITY OF WHEELING
CLERKS OFFicg. JaL'y Is DO (
EIARTER ELECrION.-o o. Mcn,lay.
" January 90. 1916, will he held m eleci,on
fot Mayor and sixteen members II the Counsel Of
he Cry OF Wheeling. commencing al u'clork
and c"sng at > o'clock 4 NJ at the following pia.
&C. in the several Wards. VIZ
l. the hrs' ward nj The Office OF Neil M'Naehicn
Esq. on Main street.
In the Second w ri. nj the cnice of J,mr. NJ,
Com ell. Esq. Union Street
In the Third Wand NJ the viIice OF Geo Arm.
strong Esi, Main Street
In the Fourth Ward n The Office OF Pniir Bier
E.q. ou Main ncor Soulh street.
In the Fihh Ward A. tho brick house on the
Southeast corner of Marker and North streets
The members of The Council are NJ porrioucd as
follows. vizThSee Tor the First wat,i hoo for tho
second Warl. four for The Third Ward -four Tor
the Fourth Ward, md three Tor the Filth Ward.
The cleotirn will b. holI under the supcrinirr,
dance ofihc Aldermen ard Assessor for each Ward
WM DOUGLASS. CLERK Of the Ciiy.
jan IG pro iespo,e.
AN PORTANT LETTER PLEASE
READ 1.-THE following letter IT, IN DR. Bingham
OF Lowell. Mass. but speaks The uniform language
Of hundreds of other Physicians who have tired a..
and therefore know how TO appreciate Jaynes Tx.
peciorant
LowrLt. Mass. Jan 81 1874
DR. David Jayne; Dear SIR. have u.ed yonr
medicine. $50 universally known 10y The name of
Jaynes EHpcciomni) IN my practice ior number
Of years and can most truly sly. that have besa
more successful IA the use Of iha; mild. safe
and thorough EHperioTani. than Of any which |
have ever used. II is he best foe the f,llawing
o'vious reasons. Il docs not ifgiven "a proper ia.
ses. occasion disaereeasic nausea. II does not
weaken the lungs and PROSTATE the system, like
most other Exreciurnuts in c,mmoo use. nor does IL
abaic The appetite of The patient. like oiLer nau.
seating medicines, which have been used by The
faculty. In wurd IL 's nearly ROUTE The hing
which has been sought for by many uf the faculty
for ages gone by. ! remain yo.rs. &c.
LUTHER BRIGHAM. NJ D.
For 'alo 10y Dr. CRUMBACKER. Wheeling
Va. inn 10
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DIR. KEENER'S
PECTORAL COUGH CANDY

IND Reader whether Young or Old
IN Beware how you neglect cold.
"rIs colds neglected II, IN lheir siati
Are What defy the dociof- -r,:
Fur colds neglected pave the way
To ioul CunsumpuOus deadly sway;
Then II you have cold or cough
Iliiril you What will dive 10 ~.
The Pr,totul Candy I've Tor sale
Has never yet been known 10 lall;
And 4 YOU wish tospenS 10 please
Or sing song with strength aud ease
Remember I've the Candy here.
To make your voice sound loud and clear,
Then Patients, Speakers. Singers Oh,
DO not forget 10 make a call
Al MNcely Drug Store sign ofthc Red aIur'ar
And bring along a DIME 90 QUARTER.
This being the season OF the ycat when Slmss
every lnbused wHh Cough, Phthys,c. Ash
q. Croup or some other disease arising irua Cold
and which II neglected. may lead to hat whlcl
would bcfile lbe skill OF The most experienced. ~
have thought proper IN diiccI the attention OF lh
community - The medicine named above. ar,
Which ncsds buta lSi,l IN recommend iis sell 10 oil
For sale by LAFAYETTE MNEELY.
dcc3 90 Main 81.
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TIE BIG CHAIR IL BOUND -.
FLOR Nt-;.

IL fh.sr Vhp = / about
IIG Wsrh NAMNITT
y u'~. Sr.lrr, 81 80 Co.
a.. ~ ,tcui vllar hoy 500
lh, RIG GUAR % " ri.
Uh,ie d,
nd E.mi CHEAP lIiAji;
AINNGFACIObY ~ ~
Maiu : v,l. whore ip /! e"i >
CONSTANT, uu hated nui ~ zoe
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SMALL Fay LoTTnnY.

Oravsas ip"ws tht,ng houl ikc munih 81 Hct omhcr
Draws ou Too inys--Capiml prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; ccuiiica,o oi iacklgc whole.
sl2, shares ga proportion.
Dfaws ~ rhur-daYs Capital prize $1,000,
Whole Tickets 81 retIiGeaIesol package whulc,
So, shares ,p proportion
DAVIS Suuriay,--Capiial rr,zc $4,000
Whole Tickets 81 cetuGcale OF package whole,
sli; shares ia proportion.
Address your Orders 10
dee % |. DORSEY wheeling "
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NOMErulNG- Nav

e NEEiCN ami thr American People, ~ Nor
"a Raumer. i,r ale hy
Trc JOHN 2 uNSWEIr.
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a PPLES-Applcs Brandy. Gin. Family SOAP
n Star Candles. Beans. Boc.waS. Oais. Tohac.
co. Vinegar, CIDER, Tea. Rnsins. BuUer. Old Wits
~ Feathers. &c. Tor sale low 10 close hciorc the
New Year dec 30 III ~ JAMESON.
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lst6--Jsn'y hsltnes zoe Treasurer $4,000
tue sisIemsnt ifvm lie rs-s.ai hogk. ~ ne
IVY WA DOUGLASS.
an - Cis'i Of 'ts cry pro b~gare
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

% OrICE--ilsvut made ia alteration 90 ms
y r-ishlshmcui hy mkiug infp partnership
SNML ; KNOX WISH al persons knpwiug 'hcrn.
.. Ives indebted me either ~ roio 10 h.pk nc
count Go cali nnI sstiIe. os nm DESTROYS OF having
90 nv accounts ss,tlrd az 60 the psr.cui dale
un &c SAML MCLALLEN
The FOOT. SHOE md LEATHER BUSINESS
,,til .uil nc canrt,ueI hi me a'd ,Jlu4 en { the
BIC RED BNOr uudc5 he ffa, of MCLALiES
& KNON. Thu kGl mr TIC lhrn,I patronage
hefetutur exceeded 200 uc e-lsblI sImcul, Vr sull
soicu continuance OBJ go
SAMUEL NCLNtTEN.
iui 40 StNUFi. IS KNOX
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-03

available sources for carrying its objects
prosperously. Ills true the Society Is drag.
ging a " life OF lithargic muiiliiy Whose
fault IL il 7 not certainly that offs worthy
president and about u dozen patriotic indi-
viduals, who, since its organization have
borne the trouble and most Of the expense
of what has been done, and the blame for
what has not been done-Tt Is the 2want Of
a proper spirit animating the planters OF
the state. Large amounts are due the soci-
ETY., which If paid in, would enable it to eff
feet much good, and for want Of which i
cannot 60 beyond a 4" scanty parade OF do
nestle animals, and a beggarly account o.
works ofmechanic arts, and products o.
domestic industry" Let the Delta and
other papers in the city take up the ques.
tan In earnest. Their circulation is moi
confined to the city--it extends among Peo-
ple of all classes in various parts Of the
s~tate-let the country press be heard in a
voice of thunder, and let them advocate a
subject 50 important TO the country in par
ticular with zeal and perseverance, and
then and not until then will the ends oEthe
Association be answered.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-03

AN INGENIOUS RoBBER.-The French
man named Prudent Roster, whose ar
rest for stealing a large number of'watch,
es from The ship Iowa we reported, a v
the N. 7. Journal of Commerce, turns
out, from all appearances, to be one of
the most scientific burglars and ROBBERS that
has for a long lime visited the United
States. The armory Of house breaking
and pic locking instruments which have
been found amongst his baggage far ex.
ceeds any thing Of the kind which has
been soen here before. AID his means f
concealing the stolen property Is the most
novel and Ingenious Of the kind we have
ever seen. When it was discovered that
the watches were stolen, The narrowes.
serch was for some time made for them
IN vain. Rosters baggage was overhauIed,
but zone of the watches were found in
if; put while examining len large arm
chairs Of his, which were on beard. it
was discovered that they contained false
bottoms or recesses of a most ingeuioua
descriptirn, which were we'll calculated
TO conceal stolen property, bat nothing
was found in them. The circumstances,
however, put some persons on board on
the qui UiUe. and they again made ano-
Their search for the watches, and fourd
them whore no person would ever think
Of looking for them, in a book, or rather
IN three large quarto volumes Of old
French law books. which tied together,
and from which the leaves had bren all
cut within an inch Of the margin. and
thus formed a square box in which the
watches were deposited.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-03

been eyinced, for we have heard ola large
concourse 81 people numbering upwards OF
1000, assembling at Westport, and pro-
ceeding to the seat Of the Marquis Of Sligo
for the avowed purpose ofdemanding work
and food. The assembled ]concourse, noe
content with a promise from the noble lord
of prompt relief and employment for his
" tenant Y, ifany were among them, and
a faithful representation Of the condition Of
the other to the government" they attemp-
ted TO extract a promise of no rents being
demanded. II Is Unnecessary to say that
the noble Marquis told the leaders Of the
gathering that, though his lordship was dc.
teFmined to discharge his duties MS a land
lord, be wa equally determined to dis
charge his rights. A multitude Of people
also assembled in Mayo, exceeding, we
should think, 5000; they marched peacea-
bly, and orderly, and, after walking through
the wo k, they assembled on the green,
where a meeting was hel4. The assem-
| biage of such a vast number of people, de-
claring themselves on the brink of starva-
ton, was truly deplorable-a fact the truth
(Which we sec no gerat reason to doubt,
and we therefore feel compelled to call on
the government to step forward at once
with immedtate--instan relief"
Stimulated by hunger, hundreds of half
tamished creatures, old and young, march
oi on the 2lst into the lit le town of Car
berry, in the county Of Cork, carrying on
their shoulders several instruments of hus-
bandry, to denote their want Of employ
ment. They were met by the priest, who
prevailed upon them to return, assuring
them that every e~xertion was to be made
for their relief and warning them hiatt the
consequences of any attempt at outrage
would recoil upon themselves.
The Belfast Chronicle says =" The
total destruction of the potato crop is now
evident, and, in conscience, considerable
excitement and speculation have arisen in
our market, and all kinds Of grain have
considerably increased in value. Indian
corn is selling at los. to eos. per ton adj
vance,"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-03
POLICE IuRY.

At a regular meeting of the police jury of
the parish of West Baton Rouge, held the
9th September 1916, the following named
members were present. Fl Bergeron, Rose
mond Hebert, Jean Bite. Labauve, Joseph
Landry, Francois Allan, Pierre LafGon, Will
liam B Lemon, D Cain.
The president appointed a committee to ex.
anime the re urns Of the election OF William
B Lemon, as member Of the police Jury.
Massrs Fl Bargeron, francois Allan, and
Jean B g. Labanve which committee reported
him duly elected.
Nh. b 'rgeron, observed 10 the jury that he did
not vote on the the resolution granting the
sumed Of s 80 10 the assessors, adopted June
22nJ., 1916. The committee appointed 10
examine The accounts of the treasurer Of the
parish reported-which report was approved.
The jury then proceeded to the nomination
of a treasurer. The votes being taken by
ballot resulted in favor of Mr.. = Lanton, who
was declared duly elected.
The jury then went into the nomination of
a committee to contract with the editors of
East Baton Rouge.
The jury then proceeded TO the nomination
Of a collector.
Mr.. V Blanchard, was chosen to fill that
office.
Mr.. D P Cain. presented his resignation
as commissioners OF the roads ard l~eVees, on
account 6f indlsposition, aud mr.. Courtney,
was appointed in his place.
The Jury then proceeded to the nomination
of the administrator of public schools, and II
] Landry, Dorville Landry, holland Stewart,
Tilmen holland, and David Devall were NOM
mated.
Resolved, That the aceoun's presented by
] ' Daralde, Of the sum of S74,50 for costs
Of Office paid b. J Durable, as recorder or
keeper Of mortgages OF this parish be allowed.
Resolved, That a tax Of three thousand five
hundred dollars be levied on the parish TO meet
the exigencics Of the Parish for the current
year.
Resolved, That an account presented by
blanchard, on account of the -uacersruu Of
AdOnis li6bert, be allowed, and that the trea-
Eurer be and he is hereby authorised to pay
il.
An account presented by Valentin Ilabcrt,
lrFohe sum of twenty-five dollars for an in
quest on a dead body be ALLOW 81, and that the
Treasurer be and he is hereby authorised TO
pay said account.
An account presented by Louis L.afton in
the sum of twenty-five dollars was allowed,
and the treasurer is hereby authorized to pay
said account.
An account presented by Richard Wal,
in the sum oftwenty-fve dollars for an in
quest on a dead body was allowed and the
treasurer was authorized to pay said &C.
count.
An account presented by s NJ D Clark,
oftwenty-five dollars for inquest on a dead
body was allowed.
Resolved, That three accounts present
ed by K. Hebert in the sum Of seventy five
dollars be allowed, for inquests on three
dead bodies.
Resolved, That the pension allowed for
the maintenance of N. Traca. be continued
for one year more.
Resolved, That the pension allowed for
the maintenance of Madame GafTney, be
continued for one year more.
Mr.. V. Kirkland presented his resigna-
ton as member Of the Police jury of the a.
boye parish.
ROSEMOND HEBERT, Pres't
o. LABAUvE, Secretary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-03

COMPLIMENT To MAssACHUsETrs.-
The Honorable Waddy Thompson, South
Carolina, late minister to Mexico, in his
recently published work, entitled "Recol-
l]ection5 Of Mexico" pays the following dis
tinguished compliment to Massachusetts /:
"AIexico was colonized Just one hundred
years before Massachusetts,. Her first
settlers were the nobIest spirits of Spain
in her Augustan age, the epoch Of Cervan-
tes.C ortes, Pizarro, Columbus, Gonzalva
de Cordoya, Cardinal Ximenes, and the
great and good Isabella. Massachusetts
was settled by the poor pilgrims of Ply
mouth, who carried with them nothing but
their own hardy virtues and indomitabl IL
energy. Mexico, with a rich soil adapted
to production of every thing which grows
out of the earth, and possessing every met
al used by Notwithstanding with a
sterile soil and ungenial climate, and no
single article for expectation but ice and
rock--how have these blessings, proflsely
given by Providence, been improved on
one hand and obstacles overcome on the
other? What is now the respective con-
dition of the two countries In product
i've industry, widespread diffusion of
of acknowledge, public institutions of every
kind, general happiness and continually in
~creasing prosperity /; in letters, arts, NOR
ais, religion in every thing which makes
a people great, there is not in the world,
and there never was in the world, such a
commonwealth as Massachusetts. "There
she isl look at her !" and Mexico.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-03


IHa GLoRv op All LAaDs.-Rsy. s.
~ PotneEoy, Bangor, No, writes from
the other side OF the Atlantic in this strain,
"One result Of my observations in verious
countries, is the deep, overwhelming con.
%viction, that the United States Of Worth
America is UNNECESSARILY the mos. bless.
ed land the sun shines upon, in all his cir.
cult through The heavens. Yon never meet
an American abroad who does not saw tho
same. SINS we have, indeed, many, great
and fearful. But our privileges. how i'm
mensa The thought which has spontane-
ously risen to my heart a thousand times.
as have looked upon the inhobitan ts of
these ancient lands, in their squaiid power.
ty' IS; God bless The United STATES Of Ameri
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-03

DIEb.-in this town, on Wednesday after.
noon last, ANTOINE MoNeEr, ESQ, aged AZ
years.
The deceased was q respectable and wor.
thy citizen, and creole of this to vp. Frank.
generous and humane, the pour and the needy
never called on him IN vain. There is no man
living in this town whose loss will be more
sincerelylfeIt than his. Like all morials he had
h'stauits' but those faults ''leant to virtues
side." For many years he had filed seve-
raj public office, such as Member Of the Pc.
lice Jury, Selectman of the Corporation and
C~hurchwarden Of st Joseph's, all of which
places he occupied at his demise. His re-
mains were followed to the grave by the MEM
bers Of De Soto Lodge off. o. OFF, of which
he was a member, and by The Wasbngton
Guards, of which he was honorary member,
as we'll as by a large concourse of ~citizsps.
He was buried according to the rites of the
Catholic Church. As soon as the ceremonies
Of the Church were pd ormed, the Odd Eel
lows encircIed the grave, and went through
the imposing funeral ceremonies of the order
the Rev. Mr.. Crenshaw, Chaplain, delivered
a most imposing address.
RP0uieernf in gqes
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-03
AVIS.

Alexis LIE BLANC, en- remerciant respect
basement ses amis ct le public en- general,
les informent qua daier du A c%ouranf, il a ce-
de ses interets dams lie cafe tenu par lui dams
Ia rue Lafayette a Louis sanchez ct Felix
Lanares, ct reelana en- leur Eyeur lie meme
encouragement du puJlie, quill a Iui-mems
reeu depuis plasieurs ann6es. lis auront
t~oujours leur cafe garni de bons wins ct liz
quenrs.
u 4 LIE Blanc, requert en- meme temps
tous ceux qui lui doiyent de venir lie payer
dams lie courant dun mis-, autrement Ieurs
complies setont places entre les mains dun
avocat.
Oct 3 1913