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NORWICH & WORCESTER RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
nniI.. 1890. Asrrds..

RECOMMENDATIONS TRAINS.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at Al P. NJ. Leave Norwich NJ A. NJ
IJ The Evening Accommodation Train from Norwich
and the Morning Accommodation Train from Worcester
will be discontinued.
NEW YORK ira ), ria Long Island Rail Road.
Leave Norwich for boston, abont 80 p Tally, except
Sunday.
Leaves Worcester for Network about 10 30 MstoppHg
at the way Stations both ways Tor passengers.
NEW YORK TRAIN, Uia Steam scat.
Leaves Norwich for Boston every morning Except Mon
day. upon the arrival efthe Boat from New York,
O'Clock.
Leaves Worcester for Norwich and New York upon
the arrival of the Train from Boston 40 NJ. daily
except Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each eay, except Sunday.
Fares less when paid for Tickets han when paid
In the J. w. STOWELL, Supt.
Norwich, Dec q, 1876.
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Steam Propeller Freight Line.
p ED@ n Norwich and New York.

= To- \ Norwich and New York.
- Winter Arrangement.
FHE Steam Propelers will leave Norwich for NJ York
L The shetuckei, Capt GEER, Mondays at ocl'k M.
The Quinebaug, Capt WILLIAMS, Wednesdays at 4 do.
LeGUe New York for NoraCich,
The Shetucket, Capt. GEER Thursdays al 4 oclk P. NJ
The Quinebaug. Capt. WILLIAMS, Saturdays at do.
pFreight by this Line should be marked Propeller
Propeller Line.
For further information inquire Of the Captains board
of NORTON, CONVERSE & CO., Nor
WHITAKER, HAMMOND 6 co s wch
Norwich, Dec so. Ii
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JONES' SPANISH LILY WHITE.
II is perfectly innocent being purified Of all deeteri
Gus Qualities and il imparts to The skin natural,
heaithy, dIabaster clear, living white; the same lime
smooth.
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STEPHEN W. MARSH,

BOSTON,
CONTINUES the business Of manufacturing as above
~ and from his long experience in the business feels con
fdence in saving that he furnish good INSTRUMENT
can he found, and good Also in connec.
lion with PIanoFOrtes. be found complete assortment
IafgesOouy OF M esicans MI the AFaericans Z
the place were under arms.
From the ". D. Delta, 30fh
Col. Gates, the commandant at Tampco, pro
claimed the place under martial law on the l5t
inst.
On the 10th arms were distributed to all tn
American citizens in the place, including tn
captains Of vessels in port and sailors Col Gate
having had cause to suspect that the Mexican
had arms concealed in the place, instituted
search for them and discovered about 600 stan
and quantity of ammunition about 300 of III
Il 1ol
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ADELINE STANLEY.
Portsmouth, N. II March S. IS45.

This is tn certify that have been afflicted with rheu-
matte pains in both my legs for than years
which times very panVl and have tried various
kinds of medicines. but did not find any thai gave me re-
lief Having heard of the good effects OF Sunds's Sarsa
parila, purchased of Mr. b. iluIchns the agent at
Portsmouth, three bottles, which used with the most
favorable results as am entirely free rom PAIN
and have been well for Than three months which
aribue under The blessing Of providence, entirely to
the OF Sends's Sarsaparila.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
TENDERS o BEEF.

PROPOSALS will be received at thu
Subsistence Office, Baton Rouge Barracks
La. till Saturday, the first day of Januar,
l848, for the supplying the Troops will
Fresh Beef for One Year, commencing on
The first day of February 1913, and ending
3lst January l649. at
The said Fresh Beef must be of a good
and wholesome quality, in quarters, with an
equal proportion o feach, (necks and shanks
TO be ~excluded) in such quantities as may be
from time to time required for the Troops,
not exceeding thrice in each week, on such
days as shall be designated hythe Assistant
Commissary of Subsistence.
Each Proposal will be addressed to the
Assistant Commissary of Subsistence, at
B. Rouge Barracks, La, and will be &C
%companied with the names oftwo~ securities,
for the faithful performance Of the same.
Subsistence Office, } A. s. HOOE Brevet
B r Barracks La. Maj. u. s. A. Acting
Dec. lbs. dts. Com. Subsistence.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
N PUBLIQG1E.

En- vertu DUN ordre de la cour du sixi6.
me District Judiciaire dams ct pour Ia par.
oissc d'Est Baton Rouge Ill sera vendu par
lie soussignG, enchnteur dams ct pour In
susdite puroisse, Mafdi lie lime Jour dc
J~anvier l84S, d Ia derhiere residence de
Madame Marguerite Doiron, yeuve Joseph
Trahan, ci-devant dc cette p~aroisse d6cGd6e,
la propriet6 suivante dtcrite, appartenant
d Ia succession do Ia dite dGcGdGe SAVIOR
I'm terrain No. !, ilet No. 81, dams cette
partie de- la vile dc Baton Rouge, arpentGc
par Il. Beauregard, contenant so picds de
face sur la 3D. d'Afriquc par 100 pieds sur
Ia rae Ferdinand, 6tant l'encoignure nord
Quest du dit llet, avec, toutes les bafisses ct
authorizations qui sly trouvent.
Une n6gresse FRANCHISE ag6e d'environ
90 ans.
Tn nGgre Isaac de Is ans.
Hut tttes de bttail ct autre propri6t6 per.
sonnelle.
CONDITIONS DE LA vENTE.-Pour le lot
do terre ct authorizations ct les esclaves In
Motto compliant OF la balance payable a
II mois du jour de Ia yente-Ia propri6tG
~Personnelle, comptant-L'acqa6reur du
terrain ct des escIaves dot %fournir dcs bill.
lets bien endosseB portant un intGrGt de
hut pour cent de Pech6ance au Placement,
ct byPothGque reserve, jusqu'au Placement
final. NJ. MORENO Encanteur.
Dec. l.-45 5ts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
Died.

At the Baton Rouge Barracks, on the
night Of the 9Th instant, BKEvEr MAJOR
ALEXANDER ). HooE, Of the 9th Regiment
Of Infantry.
Major Hooe was nHtive ofKing George
County, Virginia graduated at the United
States Military Academy in the summer Of
1927 entered the Army as a Brevet I'd
Lieut.. Of Infantry, on the lst July of the
same year, was engaged in the brilliant
affair at Rio SAGA de Ia Palma on the 9th
of May 1916, where be lost an arm, and
for his distinguished services was brevetted
II Major of the Army.
His remains we're followed to the grave
by General Taylor, as we'll as a great por.
ton of The limited number Of rank and file
stationed at Baton Rouge and also by the
Odd-fcIlows and q large portion Of the cit.
zens Of the town, amongst whom h. was
popular.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
PROSPECTUS.

The City of Baton Rouge has become
The seat Of Government of Louisiana, and
ere long there will be erected in its midst
a CAPITOL the. corner stone of which was
laid on the Sd November ls47.
Mr.. Pointel du Portal, Painter and Ii
t~hographer, desiring to celebrate this so.
lemniiy, is at present engaged in lithogra-
phing the CAPITOL, two different views
of which will be presented according to the
superb plans ofMr. DAKTN Architect, who
in this recent production of his talents
seems to have surpassed himself.
Mr.. Pointel du Portal is the only artist
who has been authorised 10 execute these
photographic copies, by virtue Of the exclu-
sive privilege granted to him on the 3Oth
October 1s47. Nov. 6-4O I'm.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
A new years c.ft.-ws cor

H. IA AcW years g3Efs-We copy
from anold paper tho following excellent
advice showing how those VINO. are not to
live the year out, may be their own admin.
istra tors /:
]. Post up your bookst to this day, md be
careful 10 see that all accounts that have
been paid are balanced on your ledger.
2. Where you have an unsettled account
OF more than one years standing, and there
is Il bill against you, and you do not know
what it is, or how much, get it in imme-
diateIy and credit it, and strike the balance.
3. Ifthe balance Is against you, pay Il IL
without delay lin favor, and you cannot
get your pay, take Il note, or write a reck-
oning and have it signed.
4. If you have ,nny outIawed account,
don't fatter yourself that your debtor is Il
clever man, and will do about tho thing
that's right--ten chances TO one be'l tell
your administrators that he will think of
it," and the probability is that will be the
last he'll see ofhim, and that everytime he
thinks of it he will think--he won't pay it !;
or at least till he gets able.
5. BE very careful to Gloss all accounts
with men ofdoabtful honesty, and especial.
ly if they are inclining to n troublesome
complaint called bankruptcy FOR be sure
they will have a heavy bill against your
estate. No matter whether you owe them
or not, depend upon it every discharge you
get from them will be worth thirty dollars
to your heirs.
Finally, reader, your life may not con
tinue forty eight hours--thercforc.
If you have any matter Of honorary obi.
CATION, discharge it before you sleep if you
can.
If you have any disputable matter, settle
or refer it TO arbitration, or sue OF be sued
without delay, bearing it in mind that you
know much more about that matter than
those that will come after you
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
VERTICAL SAW MILL.

The Undersigned having complied with The
acquisitions of the law, for the securing let.
ters patent on his newly invented sawsMilL.
now forewarns all persons against an infrIn-
cement on his Patent-right the right having
covered the various grounds Of the inVention.
The full extent of the law will be prosecuted
against an Infringement on any part or parts
of my invention, Individual rights for rum
ing my Mills are offered to The public, wit h
instructions for bUilding hem. F.
SOP 1851 N. N. McCARsTLE.
The New Orleans Weekly DRLTa and
PlcAYUSE will please give thc0above three in-
Sertions, and forward their account 10 tho
Advocate or Gazette at Batbn Rouge. tJ3 =
All communication post paid. 81
December la. St. .1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
-ErAr nr LAIanIsIANK

Cour du siki6mo District judicia ire--Par.
oisse Est Baton Rouge. B1reaudu gfefier.
Attendu quo Michel Oppenheir1, s'est
address6 d lasdito cotr pour Gtre nomm6
Administrator dc Ia succession de Leon
Kahn, decide dernieremrnt dams cette
Paroisse.
Avis est donne 4 toutes pcrsofnes inter-
essGes d'ayoir a dedrire leurs ~raisons, vi
elles en- ont, dams les dix jours qni s]uivront
Ia premiere publication dc Get avis, pour
quot Ia dite application ne serait pas ac-
cordec. Jos. w. FOWLER g%rcfier.
Dnn Ali QLa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
E. BLAKE, CpE. M~oNTREyrLLr
BLAKE & WORTHWHILE,
General Practitioners in and profe,sorg NJ
DENTAL So RGER Y.

Can be consulted daily at their operating
rooms, LAFAYETTE SQUARE, North st., near
st. Charles st., New OrieaD s, ard beg to 50.
llctt a continuance of the very liberal patron.
age thus far bestowed upon them, and will
constantly be in attendance to give re ief D.
all those suffering with diseases Of he Teeth,
etc.,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted BY them
in a style that, for their natural appearance,
firm manner Of being adjusted in the, mouth,
ease with which they can be worn, and gen.
erat excellence of workmanship, cannot be
surpassed and no pains shall be spared to
give entire satl faction to those who may
favor them with their patronage.
In severe Surgical cases, or where the ner-
vous system is very susceptible, the VAPOR
of ETHER, for producing insensjbility to pain,
will be administered to those who may wish
the benefit Of the truly pain destroying agent"
Persons suffering with diseases Of the teeth,
Gums, MaxillaryS Sinus, or Antrum, are invited
to call. The pathological treatment of such
diseases having received the special attention
of Messrs b. & M.
The charges viii be compatible with the ex-
~cellence of workmanship, and skill in the
performance of operations. Nov, 3--4O.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
AUCTION SALE

by virtue of an order from the 9th Ju
dlclal District Court in and for the parist
OF East Baton Rouge, will be sold by tSSR}
VI derslgned auCtioneer in and for said
Parish, on Tuesday the lltb day o ID January
l94S, at the last place of residence of Mrs
Marguerite Doiron widow of Joseph Ira
han late ofthis parish deceased, the follow.
ing described property belonging to the
succession ofsaid deceased, to wit.
Lot ofground No. one in square No 81,
IN that part Of the town of Baton Rouge
laid cut by J. Beaurcgard as Containing
so feet front on Africa street by 100 f Fl
on st. Ferdinand street; being North
West corner Of said square, together with
all the buildir rs and improvements thereon.
Negro woman FRANCHISE about 90 yrs.
ofage. ...'a
Negro man Tsaac about Is ycars 0 agc.
About y head If Horned Cattle, and some
movable P opcrty.
q TERHs Or SALE.
For the lot Of ground and improvements
and The slaves ] cash and the other half
payable in 10 months from the day of
sale-the personal property fdr casb-the
purchaser oftho lot Of ground and of the
TO furnish notes well endorsed
bearing eight per cent interest after due
til paid and mortgage reserved till final
payment. #@ NJ. MORENO. "#'
A~UCTtoNEEn.
Dec. ll-45-5 IS. .s.r. r. see
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
STATE or LOUISIANA

Sixth Judicial District Court-Parish Of
East Baton Rouge. Clerks office.
Whereas Michel Oppenheim, has APP
Piled to said Court TO be appointed Admin,
~istrator ofthe succession Of Leon Kahn late
ofthis Parish deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
Interested to show cause within ten days
from the first publication ofthis notice, why
the said application should not be granted.
Jos. w. Fowler Clerk.
Dec. g-45. ct.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
NOTICE,
State of Louisiana,

HFI5H OF FlagL Baton Rouge.
III Obedience to an order issned by tho
President Of The Police Jury, an Election will
be held on saturday the 18th day of December
lS47, at the house Of William Martin ESQ, In
police jury watdNo 10. for the purpose Of
Fleeing a member to represent said ward in
The police jury Of this Parish, to Gil the vacan-
ccy occasloncd by he resignation of Egbert
Morgan Esq. said Election 10 DO presided by
the commissioners appointed by the Polco
Jury Tor said ward, and tn be conducted and
returns made according to law. '+
h. c. NORRIS, sheriff.
December 4--44.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11

The beautiful residence of the Subscri-
Der, within eight-hundred yards of the
river and in the Town of Baton Rouge,
containing about 90 acres, having u hand
some garden with choicest fruit trees. Ill
For particulars apply to the subscriber
or.to d. d. Avery Esq. A M DUNN,
Baton Rouge, Dec. 10. 45.1tf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
FOUND.

A few days ago, an old ~ferry-1at, with
two iron row-locks, drIfted to the banks of
the river, in front of the residence of the
undersigned, six miles below Baton Rouge.
The owner is requested to call and take
possession ofthe same, and pay the expen-
ses ofthis advertisement.
PHILIP HIcKY.
Hope Estate 10 Dec-45. II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
AVIS.
Efat de Ia Louistona. ,
Button R0uQe Pnr0isse Est,

g Button Rouge Paroisse Est
q Cohformcment 4 un ordre du President
.du Jnri de police, une election aura leu,
Samedi IS D6cembre Ist7 a Ia naison do
Mr.. William Martin, dahs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
No. 10, pour 6Iire un membre pour repre-
scnter Ie dit ACCOMPLISHMENTS dams II jDri Dc
Police de cette paroisye, d In place do Mr..
Egbert Morgan qui a resign6.
La dite election sera pr6sidte par Ics
commissionaIres notplneJ par lc Jun deg
Police pour 10 dit Acknowledgement ct srraG
cOnduire ct les retUurs fats scion In loi.
dec 2--4i. l.. G. Nouns Shorir.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the sue
cession of DIR Augustus King are requested to
present them for collection; and those indebted
to the succession are requested to make i'm
mediate payment. WASH'N HILLEN.
Nov, 20th-42 st. Administrator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
STRAY.

Taken up by Col. Philip Hicky, five
miles from town, a. light brown mare mule,
no brand or mark visible. The owner is
requested to comply with the law andtake
her sway. F. G. HENDERSON Ranger.
Dec. IL. 45,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
STRAY

Taken up by Col. Philip Hicky, five
miles from town, a dark brown mare mule
no brand or mark visible. The. owner il
requested to comply with the Iawand take
her away. FIG HENDERsor Ranger
Dec. IL. Is. na aaa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11

The commissioners for thc erection o.
Public bindings at Baton Rouge, hereby
uotify %joincrs and others, that they will re-
ccivc proposals during the next thirty days
for cert in materials, and jQiners work, for
the interior f~nishings of the State Capitol.
The plans, details and other information
viii be furnished on application to the
Architect at the works, now in progress.
The commission reserve the right to accept
such offers ~ they may deem most condu-
Give to the pablo interests.
~. WHrTr.
w. B~RAsmEAR
y. D AVERY.
Commissioners.
Baton Rouge Dec. 10. As. 5ts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
,H,alE " VS.

From and after this date we shall invariably
charge as follows.
For one years subscription, if paid in adj
yaucp 80 90
fiat the expiration Of the year Q 6 90
Advertising and sub. per year, 20 90
Law 7ers, Merchants e. Doctors cards
per yea, IL W
Advertising per square, 10 lines to
constitute a square, one inaartiont 90
Each subsequent insertion, DO
Announcing candidate for public office
or subscriber, } 2 DO
Announcing do (non-subscriberO 100
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
FOR SALE.

A Iofof splendid Mexican saddle trees
just received from the city Of Mexico, and
for sale by "a A, NJ. REEBEK.
rzaE s.f9 sd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
SPRING SADDLES.

We are now prepared to m nufacfure those
so ju4lly celebrated saddles, having received
a small lot of
BALDwtNs PATENT SPTRAL SPRTNG,
Spanish Saddle trees, which for ease 10 the
rider ard horse, and beauty Of finish iy unsnr-
passed by any We would invite the public
to call and examine for Themselves.
dec.ly. A. BRADFORD Church.st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11

the consequences. This measure was q.
dopted against the opinion ofnearly, and
we believe, quito III ofiho general off.
GERS, and excited the actual Indignation Of
the whole army.
The reault il well known. The delay,
thus granted, was zoalously improved, by
the enemy, in every possible way. II on.
abIed them to re .Organize and recruit
their shattered baftalions-to construct new
and extend and strengthen former defcnccs:
to recover from their disnay and panic,
and, finally, to make an obstinate defence.
by which, In consequence ofthr malign
Influence ofMr, Trist and his dependence
on dlghonorablc means for obtaining a
peace, from a defeated foe, we subse.
q1rntiy lost nearly 1000 men killed and
wounded.
We may be ask d, ifMr. TR1nr had
thus aPPortioned ont this fund, and was SO
we'll assured that peace would be the con.
sequence, why his firm expectation, was
so miserNbIy disappointed7 Various caus.
es contributed TO produce the result, but
one ofthe principal, fnot the solo cause,
was, thatin making the allotment, he omit
ted to place on the lit, Two muster
spirits Of the enemy's capital, whom we
can, but do not at present name, but whose
influence and cxertions were in conse
quence taxed to the uttertnost, to defeat the
measure, and in which, aided by other
circumstances, they succeeded. I'VE might
add, happily, Tor the honor Of our country,
as We fully agree with Gen. SHIELDS, that
the transaction, had it been consummated,
would have left n stain, from which the ma
ton would never recover.
We have thus far, fortunately, escaped
actual Disgrace, and it will be for
Congress at once to take such measures
as to prevent the possibility Of "a repe.
Of the attempt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
MARIE.

Le prix de Ia farinp Gtant 5000 les bou-
hangers scront ienus dc dq inner 81 onces d.,
pain pour dix sous pour In srmaine cour-
rante. JOHN Il. DuFROCQ, r. IF.
Dec. IL. 1647.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
HIDES.

1000 Hides wanted, for which the highest
price will be paid in SaddIery or Shoes ~.
dec ly. A.. BnADroHp r Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
New CHEAP STORE.

aselaElYO ~
Michel Oppenbeim, formerly partner Of
8. jacob, begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has formed a copart-
nership with Leon Kahn, and that he Will
endeavour, as heretofore, to deserve the
confidence of ali his customers.
Oppenheim & Kahn have opened their
store in Church street, in the yellow brick
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Chas. Hill,
between the post office and Col! Matta's
premises. 2" aat g
Goods of every description and of the very
best quality. ready made clothing, coats and
shoes of all kinds, Ladies' neck-kerchiefg,
ribbons, perfumery, in fine alt that fashion
and comfort render absolutely indispensable,
besides the different articles which are USE
full 10 planters.
. The above will be found, at. the most mod.
crate prices, at 5Oppenheim & Kahn's who
respectfully solicit the patronage of the n
habftants of Baton Rouge and vicinity.
Oct. 800 sd a.es ri Hna 81 .fsT 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
KEEP YOUR FEET nRY

A new style of W alter proof Boots and Shoes
Of our. own manufacture. The work war
ranted. fn441 A BRADroaD and Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
TheoriginaE and only Genuine Preparation.
TESTIMONIALS WILL NEVER CEASE.
LIZ cARERuL o. KOun LnLne

De CAREFUL OF EOUR IOLDes
Many people are very apt 10 consider a coId
but a tritting matter, and tbiuk that it viii
goaway ofltseIf 10 a few days" and they give
themselves no mote trouble about il. But to
such we would say, 'be careful Vt your coIda,"
do not tamper with your constitutions. DyDu
desire to live to a good "old age use such
remedies as will effect an easy and permanent
cure. Doctor Swayne's Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry has cured moro cold than any
other medicines offered in this county. The
certificates ofcures effected by this invaluable
medicine, which The proprietor is daily roceiv-
ing, are Of the most gratifying character.
ANOTHER LIFE PRESERVED.
Philadelphia, Sept, %, 1916.
DR.. II. Swayne--Dear Sir. Having seen
the astonishing cure performed on Mr. Thorn
a. by your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
| was induced to try it on myself. was ia
ken with a violent cough, splitting of blood,
shoTtness Of breathing, together with violent
attacks Of asthma; I had oyerdone myself from
e~xertion, which | was MT able 10 perform.
which Frustrated my system to great extent.
| commenced the use Of your Compound syr-
up Of Wild Cherry, which gave me almost
and | am glad to give my testimony to all who
may " dihiCIeu u HiLlildT way IL may Do
well to see that The signature Of Doctor II.
swayne IS on each bottle OF Wild Cherry.
. w. B. Walton.
18th street, 2 doors from the cornes Of Willow,
Remember-All preparations of Wild Cher
~ are fictitious and counterfeit, except that
prepared by DR.. II. sWAYNE. o
N. w. corner Of Eighthand Race sts. Ph'a.
For sale by o. p. Davis and G.. NJ. Hero
man, Baton Rouge, Nov. 27--43 limo.
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IIAMES.

Just received, a superior article Of steam
bent and root Wagon Hames.
dec ly A. BRApyonp 4 Co.
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THOMPsONs Compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood Naptha, TIE only certain remedy for
the cure Of CoasuMPTIoa, for sale by
Nov! l3-4l H, T, WADDILL, .