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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-02
70 his speech in 1874.
EXTRACT

From Mr.. Chy's Speech in the Senate. Feb. 1872
The honest, patient, and industrious
German readily unites with our people, es-
tablishes himself on some of our fat lands,
fills a capacous barn, and enjoys in tranquil
lily the abundant fruits which his diligence
has gathered round him, always ready to
fly to the standard of his adopted country,
or of its laws, when called by the duties
of patriotism. The gay, the versatile, the
philosophical Frenchman, accommodating
himself cheerfully TO all The vicissitudes OF
life, Incorporates himself without difficulty
in our society. But, of oil foreigners, none
dmalgamate themselves so quickly Nth our
people as the natipss Of the Emerald Isle In
some of the visions that have passed through
my Imagination, have supposed that Ire
land was originally part and parcel of this
continent, and that by some extraordinary
convulsion Of nature it was torn from Ame-
RIGA, and drifting across the ocean, 1t was
placed in the unfortunate vicinity of Great
Britain. The same open-heartedness, the
same careless and uncalculatng Indifference
about human life, characterizes the inhabi-
tants OF both countries. Kentucky has
been called the Ireland Of America. And /
have no doub, that, il the emigration were
reversed, and set from America upon the
shores OF Europe, every American emigrant
to Ireland would there find, as every Irish
emigrant finds here, hearty welcome and
happy home" -"
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o. General Taylor has been nominated for
the Presidency at meeting of the Democrats
Of Union county, at which the Hon. George
Kremer presided. Georgy is weather. wise; he
sees how the wind sets. .s.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-02

% We have Just received the Shelbyville,
KY, News, Of July 2slh. Think Of that, Mon
sier Cave
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rnNObiAS N. WOLFF, 4. street, rear the cor.
Il ner Of M, south ade.--fhe subscriber
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
in general, that he is now prepared to manufacture
CABINET FURNITURE of every description /;
he will keep constantly in his employ first rate work
man, so that all persons who order work from his
establishment, can depend On receiving well made
article.
Those who have old Furniture, that they wish to
have repaired would do well to give him call
He is constantly manufacturing Chairs Of every
description, and from his long exp rence in this
branch Of business, he is confident that he cur
please the most hs,dious. Old Chairs will be re
paired and reprinted, and with small expense b,
made 10 look as well as new.
His terms will be made to suit the times.
aug 80 If +. N. WOLFF,
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We hope that the Wings in the next Con-
gress will oppose no reasonable appropriation
which the Administration may ask, to fight the
war through in their own way. Norfolk He
raid, (Whig)
We hope SO, too, and so do the large majo-
rity Of the Wing presses in the United States.
we 4
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-02
Agency for Claims.

WAsHINoToN, January, Is47.
TOHN UNDERWOOD, late Caief Clerk in the
y Office Of the First Auditor Of the Treasury De.
partment, in which he had been employed for thirty
years, tenders bis services to Collectors Of Customs
United States Marshals, Merchants and others hav.
ing accounts to settle with any Of the Executive
Offices or claims on the Government
For fidelity and prompt attention to any business
committed to his charge, he respectfully refers to the
following named gentlemen: ..... 81.
Hon. John Reed, Lieut.. Gov. of Massachusetts,.
Hon. L. Whittlesey, Ohio.
Hon, John Talaferro, Virginia.
Hon. George Evans, Maine.
Hon. Walter Lowrie late Secretary U. s. Senate,
N. Y. ...
James w. McCulloh, Esq, First Comptroller Of
Treasury. .. .
James ~ Barker, Esq. late do do do
William Collins, Esq, FIRST Auditor of Treasury.
NJ 81. Clair Clarke. ESQ.,, lato Clerk house u
Reps.
Charios I'reichel, Esq, Dep Col. Customs Phila-
delphia.
A. Martin, E,q., late Cashier do do
James II. Raymond, Esq, Austin Texas.
Office on Capitol Hill, second square south Of
Capitol.
sep 81 m ..'
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REM AIMS OF MR.. FOX,
LATE BRITISH MINISTER.

LA - PM to3l MtlS lo FR.
We learn that the remains of Mr.. Fox will
not be sent to England as originally contem.
plated, but will be inferred in the Congression
al Burying ground.
A gentleman has been selected, who, with
Mr.. Champion, Charge de AfTaires, will select
proper location for the grave.
pYhpteers. We hear, says the Philadelphia
Inquirer Of yesterday, that only about 50 vol
unteers have been enlisted, since the announce
ment was made by Captain Scott that 450
were wanted. Can this be 500 If true, the
military spirit, or rather the war fever, seems
70 be subsiding. The truth is, the appearance
OF The vomi,o at Vera Cruz, tho dysentery, and
the hundreds of deaths that have taken place
since the commencement Of the campaign,
contribute far more to prevent volunteering,
than any apprehension of The Mexcans.
gs- The Kearny party was only &c days from
the settlements Of California to Fort Leaven-
worth, and made not a days stop averaging
for the last fifty seven days 81 miles; whole
distance near 1900 miles.
One Of the last acts Of Gen. Kcarny was to
order that Ii. Col. Burton should proceed by
sea to Lower California and take possession Of
that territory; they will disembark at La Paz.
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0o- Old Hays, the Policeman, is dead.
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Canal boat Blue Dick. wood, for H B Thorn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
Academic de
- nAN5I.

E%gWs a.
: Ma. LAvENANT, prefesseur DIG DatiHe,
1ElAys da Conservative de b'Aeadetnie Hoyale
"a paris, a l'honnsur d'infgffisf responsiveness.
'mept. les Families 81 lee personnes gh general
'da etstte vile, qttil se propose de doilaer des
%,'lecot.a dams Fart do Ia Danse.
, In anpariufjth ds IN mtth0de en- les e%ofitiais-
/ saneaa ateatises dams l'%exegHtioil don't q iait
i prpuya daptis uuatre anntes 4ti reside cons.
riamtAani In Neuyelle Orleans. lui ont mtefite
I tn ts,mtretx patpaaage dans les families les
/ Mus 1~istinputes ct les pfineip atiH Colleges 81
i pensionnais. Encourage par tes suiifagest
n asa psptrer duhl Oh sera Dc meme en- eette
I yiila: parmi lee families qui Fhonoreront nc
ieuf t8nhanee, IA
Tutttpa les Danses lee plus d IA mode, lui
sort eonnues ct 4 ID perfection, agutaht Plas
an'htnnt On rapport avee lee pftieipatik Pre'
! ~feaHaurs do Paris, il reeoit les biographies 9
IL Musi1us do ehaque DanHe los plas ouxer
| laa 1T admises dams Ia soci6tb iasllloilable. le
4 cue In RFppwA Ia MAzuHkA ct les VAbsbS
1 4 datx on Cina TENS ct ~ celehre PohKf
] don't Oh ma pu lui disputer jisqu,a ge !o'i
! pour topte ID grace e0mplqut quiz deploy'
1 dams aetta datge d'apfes Mr.. Eugene Cor
roll de- l'6ptfa a Paris.
Vauiauf danner uh libfe essort a Get ar
AMI .louna Ia grace Of ls naiHtieft dc Ia leuHes
4 sale Hieuf 1.myenant, tfattera ave. les "a
miles i des pria modtrbs ct so rendra q DO
inieile.
Ia rn,trs do sBs Leeuhs uofnmancera a part
Al, ief Mai, ius1u'an 10 Oetobre.
sialfrbssef an bureau De eette Fetille'
ayril l0a@,lO.
Mt.1ayen,n mt effe aux families respectable
aui mi H~eeueilli chez eux des ofphelins, d
. lauy dnnner des lee0ns gratuites. liz 80 reur
7 rant d sbn domicile tr0ia feis par Hetnaihe'
Maiaon de Monsieur Favfot pres Pimprltr
! ia. depuIa 4 hours du soir iasqn'a g.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
TIE DAILY NATIONAL WHO.

ii published III the City Of Washington, ov-
gry div. at d o'6i0tt n fIs Sundays except
"a ind ssfyHd to subscribers III t9e City Ut
tbo Navy Yitgd. iii ae0fght6WHsin Alexandria,
apd in Baltimore tl9 evening, 1T sis Htd
q quarter esut= 4 week, payablg b the sole y
na # Of tins Wing, G. b GllglflBt, ESD Or his
order. t~ti4aaiso tu8iisd to my rlfl Of The
United stafs8 for ISL pet atittfns II B2 lgr SIX
months. payable ID advance. Advertisements
uf tan liss oF less inset tHi 1aH time ior MY
rts, ttYp titp95 for ~ cents, three times iGf
III, aft4 week for III 10 CENTS two weeks l0f
ag7b one m inth tor $l, two months Tor II =,
three months for 8l0, sia months f9t @l5,
6ns year for $50 payable alWaBs N a%dYshre.
Ttf HhrtUaAE WHta is WfHt its tt tte IN
dieatss. II speals the sentiments 8f tbs wing
party Of the Union On every question q pup
tic policy. It 9dY6tatas tho election 70 The
Presidency Of Zachary Fayier, subject 70 ttisI
decision Of d Wing National Convention lt
makes VIA to the knife upon all fi8astit es Of
the Administration dasnsd 70 be adverse "
the interests Of the country, aud exposes Win.
OIL tsaf OF favor tic GJffapti8fls oil ths f1rty
IN power. It's columns are open to every
min III the country, for tbs discussion 81 po'
lttieal Or any other questions.
III addition 10 pJlit Gs, d largo space OF the
National Wing viii devoted 10 pablieati nt
anon AgrieH tafa, and other tts8f1l arts, Sci
/ enee Ii general, Law, Medicines Statistics,
&c. Choice sp8eim rs Of American and For
pian Literature will also be gtYstls including
Reviews 6tg. A weekly list Of the Patanas
issued by the Patent Office, vii abHsisa b9
published -tha whole forming q spaplsts
family new paper.
IHg WsfHLv NArt8s4t Wnte 9ts # The
largest neespe pafs in the United slales Is
made Mp from the columns Of the Daily Hs
ttonal Wing, and Is publ he'd every Saturday
for the low price Of aJ per ann m payable y
aJvatiee. A double sheet Of eiaht 1tgss w
be- fiyan WhoH5ver tho press Of matter WI
Justify II.
me memoirs Of Gen. Taylor, written *
n~ress1V for the National Whiska are 10 bours'
Of pnblfeatton. g'hsy commenced with tn
ss5dpa nfm1bsr, a large number 6feoPiss o
which, have besnp rinted. to supply calls 70
back numbers, DHAs. W. fENTON,
II Proprietor or the National "h'
j AUG. l4-3B, Bm6s. (bdgf9 20 doll
=, r. All daily, weekly, and setni@weekl
pappr# tntlia United 5tates afs requested
sfissrt this advertisement once a week for -
! months, noting the prizes fJf publishing u
, same If the bottom Of the advertisements ~
send tic paper containing II 10 the TatioH
Whtp 6Hfea. and tho amaiirt will b" duly r
/. mifted. Our editorial bfstEifsn are also r
~ aneafad To notice the Htti0nal Wing ~ TIC
|. reading columns, u W'F'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
ACADEMY.

nm. LAyeNArr. Professor of dancing,
Ela,e oftie Royal Academy at Paris, has
the honor respectfully to inform families,
nua Tho people In general Of this City that
III proposes To give lessons In me aR q
aaacing. The superiority Of his method IN
tho knowledge acquired IN the execution
of which he has given proof during four
wears constant residences in New Orleans,
haa acquired for him O numerous patronage
II 4he most distinguished families, and The
nrIneipal Colleges and boarding schools.
Encouraged by such appreciation, he hopes
IL meet with the Same patronage atnohg
the lhniIieg ofthia City who may honor
him viii, their condolences. All the most
fashionable dances are most familiar to him
and eerrespondenee with the principal
profsaaors Dc Paris, he receives oil the
now m,taic Of every dance and The ehgray-.
tnna, introduced In the most fashionable
ahrifty 40 tho Redopd, Wasurhd and the
modern waltses.
Ha also teaches the celebrated Polka
the complicated grace given by him to this
dance has never been disputed, and ~ II
imitation Of the mode Of Mr. Eugene Cor
ole Of the Partisan Opera.
Hia course Of lessons has commences
and will terminate on the 18th October
nest.
Mr.. Leyenant win give lessons gratis Il
orphans in respectable families. The,
, will meet three times q week at his dofl'-
cllb. ,
Hours from Z to y In the evening Mt tn
ouso bt III. b. Favrot, near the Gazett'
hHiee.
1nnn lQ--1n,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
NOTICE.

Be IT ordained by The Board Of Select.
men of the town OF Baton Rouge, that the
proprfetors Of lots on both sides Of Florida
IL Laurel streets, be and they arc hereby
required to make good and substantial
idle walks in front Of their property from
Lafayette to feyec street in thirty days from
the PRONUNCIATION Of this ordinance, under
the penalty of.he law, The said side walks
to be approved by the street comfnittee'
4 true copy on record.
II. L. WOLFE. Score airy.
Baton Rouge Aug. Abr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
STRAY.

Taken Up On the ~ August 1917, by Mr.
Joachim Daigle, At about 6 miles below
the court h9u . Oh this parish, a dun coIorsd
mule, with white spots on the end Of the
nose, aged about four years. branded ~ Oh
the left SHOULDER, about Is haads high. IF
said mule Is not claimed ia thirty day from
the publication Of tbis notice, c~onOrTnab
to tue regulations Of tie police jury. itwIi
BE- exp sedfor sale at pubic auction BY tae
undersigned, at tire res deUce Of Joachim
Dafgle, the S0sh September next, al ~
O'Clock A. ii. Terms Of sale--casa.
R0sEH0ND HHBEET.
West Bat0u Rouge, Ang. 30-31, 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

JAMES MANsKER.

"A ina gsa,tysd MI f,fa ~sfrfoala, a ltan
,.,a+ a-s,r, t1,tt a. tf.tsg. RsHrfaY Mshifmur
1st, ra,ds Quit ffet1,eb ahd EByltsb Bel
: t,,nfsa,,af ttinte5 iso,4. It5na Fberh.
ztl,tSs ~ eaJls ssasg4d ]f1ii3ys. iF.tpry H..
lit and IsJtas NANCY f~favats. Erotah ar.
aa,,Ig i,,t,toa Ifl%shsilnsn Pink Ciupimms.
t5t43ngs sta tt,,4Igh M ptod l5trp dreaHing
g,.ma,l, #,a,sit Mn f,ia,,ab. T,eFttg,
Cattaa nt,.,ts y,rF 14nfns. t,od. Camifiat
F it,ao" p,4 If enr.a7s aserptopa, Cardad
49, ~ F ,ay ss.sf. nt.nt aud ygbftr HgfaH.t
M. g,.s., A. T6san, r.5gaatss g
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
nnrIGE 20
Aug, l4-1y.

The subscriber respectfully informs build
ers and others, thathe is prepared to execute
ain kinds of rick and mason work-and that
he will put Up buildings and furnish allthe
waterfalls necessary-such as brick, sand
ne, sc, on the most reasonableterms.
He also offers his services to sugar planters
and from his long experience in setting sugar
kettIes and other work necessaryi IN a sugar
bause he can give ample satisfaction.
EnnIv "a LOYEAU BERHEB
fab So at the Garrison brickyaTd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
WAREHOUSE OF
PRIN ONLY Y.

No Sc Cedar Street New York.
LIE +, JU S N g. lie q.
LATE LEE & JUDsoN
Occupy The spacious five tory warehouse
Ma Sc Ccdar Street, the whole Of which 10
devoted TO The exhibition aud sale ofthe SIM
gle article of
PRINTED ALIcOBs.
Their present stock consists of nearly
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES,
Embracing some thousands Of different
patterns and colorings, and comprising
every thing desirable in the line, foreign
and domestic. All ofwhich are offered
for sale, for cash, or satisfactory credit, at
the lowest prices, by the
PIECE OR PACKAGE.
New STYLES are received almost every day
ana many Of them are got up for our own
Gales. and not to be found elsewhere.
rrPrinted lists of prices corrected from
daV 10 day with every variation in the mar
kef. are piaeed in the hands Of buyers.
Merchants will be able to form some 1dea
If the extent and variety of our assortment
when we state, thai the value of our usua
stock ofthis ONE ARTICLE, is at leasttwic'
he value of the entire stock Of dry good
usually kept by our wholesale jobbers,
This fact, together with the fact, that GU
means and our attention, instead of bein.
divided among a vast variety ofarlicles, az
devoted wholly 20 one, will render the az
vanta oes which we can offer to dealer
/ perfectly obvious. and it shall be u car
that none who visit our establishment sha
meet with any disappointment. Our a
gortment is complete at all seasons of tt
year. d
, Aug, l4-1y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
Also A VERY SUPERIOR DEN.
TRfFTCE.
YtMOrnY way, NJ y.
nENTIRr.

HhsN6w Oh HAFp, Tttb BEST or MATERIAL
for perfect work, and pledges to ttts p5tfons ~
good opefatione as tltoY can obtain ~ the
state, particularly IN mounting teeth on
gold plate.
Office al bis residence.
Calls Loft 1T the drug store Of o. 7. Davis,
will meef with prompt attention.
DR.. Fay has boon kindly permitted 10 rsist
to the following gentlemen, most Of whom
have been acquainted with his operations do
ring tho past MUS years,
II f Harvey, NJ. b., US AZ . q Il French,
N. u. Henry Perkins, msDsj Jehn Perkins,
NJ. II. /; j z MeGimsey, NJ pi m Hereford,
M, II, r M Enders, NJ. .. 9 L4yeoek, n
n Augustus King, " p,f Hon Judge Burk,
Hon Judge m G Penn Rev. ]. Woodbridge
| Rev. John burke.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
sTRAY

Taken up On the zsth August lsl7, OH
Hr. Joachim Daigl, at about o miles BEL.
low the court house ID this parish, a bllnE
mule, aboszt four years old, branded on tEs
right shoulder Y, about Il haods higa.
said mule IS not claimed in thirty day h
The publication oftais notice, conform 4
/ The regulations Of CHE police Hy thi
parrish, ii n be exposed n aie sas N
s under ued AZ the Cd J
chin Dz4e, thu 35ah asler nest
10 o clock / NJ TerTay 81 -casa.
EosEaosp HnRERF.
Wes tsaI Itoase ta -5 81,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
FoR SALE

an i beautiful and Valuable County
r1e1saidence with a two story house contain
inc six apartments, a kitchen, barn, and
fifteen acres oil and, more or less, on which
there ID a large orchard ofthc not choice
fruit trees, situated only 200 yds from the
liver Mississippi and 400 south of the court
house at Baton Rouge, and the land is WEI
adanted for a Vacher1e and garden, It's sit
uation is unrivalled for salubrity and beau
For further particulars enquire Of D. D
Avery or Jas. N Wikoif IN the premises
July 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

.E'%i "
lho uneHrsfguea mas J9St fefslVea ~ We
fafhof ni hlp'si ana t"Eu "liss' ~ a"t'
ton to hiS lot09sf ft7eE 81
Ohs eD'i'7'
b9g!lsH' tfsnfh ana sHarF ah'" nifhFaistd
49, BRO apd bieas FfTl'Has, 'eo i.ekta4a
blhsoys' Eefsegs' "o9'ea s%tf''es aho Pla,l7
elpg oeni1gs' i"f'a'P PIa''s, Htasfie'h E'~
tttSt sra Ffsheh es1sos7t N'ss. f6 iaihs'
2'a'1'tu' Ffl3o8' tg5lsV.th t'b5s' il'sb 6esn'
ilhsh n'PHIhF' l4,'4 "a,'asf Dt. taoi0
slotb7 hHssi' q eFHf' Reh',f'" .aaisE t'ts,es
y, gent 'nP l+75Ss Rto1as' 'llsa FsfnN
gloves sp1ol fSt,3I, s'tS, slh&nf1ig aoo eti~
WI u''D'st''7' ~ "g' sso P'.T"'
SIX %e'ayat5, seH aqJ"siN"e STOCKS, ll4eh eau
ofGE s,N 'Gt o"'toa21 llnos9l'Dle'f pobs'r
ain e"it'b h94 laa'F3Lt ileist WtA't3s ~"
printed h"aa hAHaHefeh'9is g[c9h e6aslig
hsPs'Hef7' a's' : 2zi9 Supply T"
~ HtD.
I0ns'sUoa ~ hf9 ao85' Saa ito9 8'H'Ps's
and t"'gS', gp'osa ahn sihye.s plantation
noes, irgneh ioet7' hsaa9J COMBS quits aba
straps n'hg4st haiYes ata iVFs' pen aua
pocket d6s cross cut ana baaa 5a"as tnil
and hapd ga" Mes, squire, RAILS M s, site
Tups, bride btttst Lofts aXss. tIaHd azost
igatensts, hampers, UailE, bfadsJ ft8fks bnls-
king nails, door, Knob, locks. uaffod latebsa,
sham taseh6s round bolts, hGllGg ware Grid.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
Plantation Wagons and
Carts.

The snb=efihar having Increased his faetl
itlaa and secured q good lot 1f Seasoned
tHmsar, Ia nov prepafed 10 fareiye orders
for tho corning season fer Wagons and.
Carts. with iron o, word axIattees, snd made
after he most approved patterns nov 10 usas
IL calls The a isutfnn II the Sugar Plat@
tgfs Of the state to his Tipping Caro- W5e--
yeds that h6 is nov manufacturing, whttF
arc more simple end adspted for cane than
any IN ase, and refers 10 Drz } II H. Per
kina. D.. Chambers, Es1, gani. Joseph Bers
| nayd, stephen Henderson, Esa, and }. H.
geudder, Esa., xho have Used tBom the past
| season sud viii give snY information respect.
ing tItem required, Al 9fiefs entrusted to
hin viii bg faithfully perfgfmea AID @stf'n.
led. Also All kinds Of Ptsntatiop smttlt "e'h
| done Al his sttbItsimant4eofue Of Chutel
and Main St. Bat0a Rouge.
dse l2tb w. +. TUNNhHD
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

SUgDRIES.
Ia store and for sale BIZ BEAL & sou.
l00Barrels -four, Ohio and 81 Louis;
l0O do Bet brand rectiied WHISKY;
10 n do dill: Brandy and Gln;
Cask Cogniac Brandy;
s BaYYels pure white Vinegar
2J Boxes saint Julien Claret;
5000 lbs Hams, Shoulders and SIde5
rs Sacks Havana and Rio Coffee;
s Hogshsad5 Brown Sugar;
a Boxes best white Havana do;
90 Kegs western Butter;
ma Boxes Cincinnati and Boston soap;
, Gross .Masoss Challenge Barking;
On d. W. A. Cla,ks Matches;
10 doz Water Buckets; Cedar q Plnej
10 nests Cedar 81 abs and keeier7;
100 willow Baskets, assorted sizes;
1000 Ibs best MANILA RoPe;
Is Reams wrapping papa;
3 Gross highlander playing Gafd-;
do cgt1on and wool 90;
50 Sacks drop shot;
25 packages Duponts Guapo-vdsr;
10000 Percussion CaPsi
% boxes Virginia and Kentucky 10
baeeoi
10000 Common Cigars;
IS Kegs assorted Boston vans
5000 lbs Hollow Wara;
10000 stone pipe Heads
rs doz cut and pressed Plumbers;
10 do. do do Deeantefz'
90 do Hemp and Grass fish Ines
5000 Asserted sizes fish Hooks
Also Indigo. starch, Mustard, NafmeE
shaving soap, Give Oh, Bitters, sssotsd AZ
ate. which he ofsF at the lowest fnaf6at ?
ees. aug. 2I-29.
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R4YOU SARA AND TUyICA PAC-

KET.-The farorte md rery rel known
nas Steamer UNCLE SAN, J. A.
= ia Cotton, Masters having
been purchased expressly
for the above trade, leaves New Orleans On
MONDAY, at II o'clock, and on Thursday
Evening, at 5 misunderstanding, leaves
Rayou Sara OF Tuesday and Saturday, after
the arrival OF the Railroad Car5-eztendf9e
her Thursday trip to Tunica. for freight
or passage, apply on board, Or at the
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NOTICE.
DtssoLUrtoN or Co-PART-
NEnsnIp.

The eopartnerstip heretofore etistingt under
tha maine of WIN, SWAIN q Son, was ltsa
solved m the gtst Of July last, by tho dacease
If the said WIN. SWAIN, and the business Is
now. and viii bs In future, conducted eAeEts
nivaly by tie subscriber, who has had The sole
charge III manufacturing OF the PattaeUa ana
vattnifupe for the last fourteen years.
The Panatea will be nut up as usual IN round
bottles. futed longitudinallY, With tle following
letters blown on the glass l"BwAfh's PAFA-
aFA. pHttAbA.' aud the only change made Is
the name Of JAS SWAIN stamped 81 the
sealing wax. aud grizsa on the label covering
The cork. and d new label for the side Of the
hottie. composed Of geBingtrle lathe WORK, cont
nrisinv nine different dies, which have beef
iurnsd for the exclusive use OF the proprietor
bg nraper Il Co. bank note engfavers Of Phil
aaai1hia. Four dies Of different patterns IRON
The body Of tile worn, and in tho centre Is q
~porttait 6f tile late WI SWAIN, separated IRON
Inc borders BY twaeirelss Of Liable work. The
words tawaitn's paiaeHa. : arc engraved con
zpielonsly on tive turned strips, and y lafgf
Hetpi.eireular die forms the upper margin Iht
bprlsrg afe composed Of plain lathe work STRIPS
outside Of which is engraved in sinal letters
the entry Of the copyright
philadalpltia, August. 1916
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BEAL g. SON
Have Just received the following articles
which they will dispose Of nj reasonable prices
25 doz plain and fancy Broomg
3 do patent rolling pins
$50 lbs washing (saD soda
100 do saleratas
800 do spice
500 do Pepper (blaek)
] case ~stonghtons wine bitters
/ do essence peppermint
do olive oil
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Taksn up by Ir Esth7s Greeqz is niles
from Baton Rouge, ay,l. Tie #atT lST
"a biz horse, about 40 YETI OH i7 hands
high, M brand, h b gsrmIgG seEs ad has a
sfaall star il the forehead he owner IS re-
q1egted toealI ard take Inn away by paying
charges. JuIY 90 f847. J. 4. DgaEocq.
Ranger.