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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

In addition to the above 800 packages were sold
by James NJ. Corse; 430 by Doctor A. Piggott
200 by Edward Brooks; 432 by Bacon q HYDE
200 by John Bundiug rs by Doctor a. Willing
rs Ivy Doctor Donaldson. and 800 by w. & w.
kpatrick-which together with the sales by the
Wholesale agents. prove that the article is altogeh-
er superior to any other remedy every offered for
Consumption.
For sale at Bloomington. by E. r. & p Fay,
John B. Doughertv, and ]. G Gordon. Price
one dime perroll 3 rolls Cor 25 cents, or 81 per
dozen.
J. II Barnard d Brother No. 40, Main street.
Saint Louis principal Agents FOR the south and
west. Orders from the country applications for
agencies, may he directed to them
April Is lSlS-99if
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18
DIR. DAYTON,

nFFERS his professional services to the ci,i.
~ zens of Bloomington, and vicinity. Office
at his reside. a few doors east of Kinson & Phelps
Store. January 30, lS4S. S9tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

HoU Mr. SmiMson gota WJfe.-Mf. Smith
son, ian improvement on the celebrated name
OF Smuh.) wished to take Miss Browriy,
(an6ther inptovement,) to the opera He had
been on terms of intimacy with the family for
aboul Ave years, but never spoke Of loves on
the contrary, he had frequently declared his in.
,en'lon Of leading bachelor life. One morn.
ing he put his hand TO Inc bell handle and was
admitted
OF, James, exclaimed Miss Jane, where
have YOU kept yourself so long?
This took Smlhson little aback. for he had
spent Inc preceding evening with the family
Before he could answer, however, JaDe's
brothers and sisters (esht or len in number,)
had gathered abouI him. SummonIng all his
courage, ne said
81 have come to ask you-'
n II here, James. not now--oh y
s.'hai is sia:umered Snilhson.' If you re
moi engaGed----'
Oh Oh water, quick.
'What7 liza, Z inquired Ter father, who
says she's engaged I!
Il did Il; mean--' said Srnithson, in con.
fusion.
of confse not continued Mr. Brownly.
you couldn't suppose such thing, when you
have always been onf favotite"
Then advancing, and taking poor Smi'hson' 3
hand, he sald-
Take her, my boy. she's good girl, and
loves you TO distraction. May you both be as
happy as the day is long
rheteopon mother ard children crowded up
90 Ssnihson and wished him joy. and company
coming 10 al the moment, the affair was told
10 them pfoionno secret. SO Smiihson
~, wife without popping the question, and
aluost before he knew it himself But we
cannot help blinking he was hurried into mat.
IlMo0y.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18
SLIGO Iron STORE.

M l. are now receiving and have in store so
w tons of assorted Iron, Steel, Nails, &c. We
shall keep our stock at all times full and complete
which will embrace every size of Sligo Iron, Eng.
fish Blister, German and American, cut and spring
steel, nails spikes, wagon boxes, &c &c, to which
we invite the attention of purchasers
June %, 1913. GREEN & STONE
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

II TRhSH DRUGS, &c, just received per steam
y or Uncle Toby, and for sale cheap for cash
lMa.ch s5'hl FAY'S Drug Store.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

OBRIsa.-Inlense anxiety exists here to learn
the fate of Smith O'Bien. The speech Of his
counsel, Mr.. Whesids, in his behalf, was emphai
caly eloquent and pathetic, and drew tears from the
audience. A gentleman applied to the prisoner for
bis autograph during the uia, when he handed him
the following lines, which do not betoAen any droop
ing on the part Of O'Brien:
.Whether on the gallows high,
Or in the battles van,
The attes place for man 10 die
Is where he dies for man.
William SMITH OBRIEN."
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

A Creat Mail RoJtery.-i he Montgomery (Ala.)
Journal states that John Curry arrested the other
day for mail robbery, was stage owner and mail
contractor, between PickensvilIe, in Alabama, and
Columbus, Mississippi. He had robbed the mail Of
many thousand dollars, it is supposed, and among
them the missing package of st John, Power &
Co., of Mobile This was effected very easy, as he
and his coniederates had keys of the patent brass
locks, and could open the mails at pleasure. His
detection and arrest effected by great skilI-he
was almost taken in the very act and was forced to
disgorge the package which he had purloineJ the
night before.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18
| knows where il is.'

SWELL, where 2
Why. lis only lost, lit,e-kinder,
in the house down ~elar-in the barn,
or round out daors. summers. | guess !;
prehaps up The stairs, or ahlnd the wood
pile
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

IF 20 grains make scrupe, how many will make
doubt!
If I days make one week, how many viii! maze
one strong!
If 5 IL yards make pole, how many will make
Turk!
II 3 miles make league, how many will make
a coniedeIacyl
If one pine tree makes barrel of pitch, how
many wi, make pitcher!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

Il Squire Year.-Nexs year will Do III
square OF 43. We have not had a square yea
SINCE l76i, aud another will not occur uni
1896.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18
DR., LarzettJis uno Cordial or Procreafire EkTt

Dr. LmzettJis' uno Cordial or Procreafire EhTer
For both male and femae-prescribed as an eff
fecual restorative in of debility impoency, or
barrenness and all Irregularities of nature. 1t is all
that processes to be, viz Natures grand restora-
i've and remedyr for those in the married state with
tut offspring. 1t has been used with complete sue
cess by some of the first families of this city, and
proved itself to be boon, which has been the Gauss
of blessings of priceless value, by acting as resor-
alive to remedy these inexpicable irregularities feo
nature, the existence of which renders the married
state barren waste and void of happiness. For
chronic cases of Leucorrh9a and complaints OF TIL
nature, it is a certain cure.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18
BLOOMINGTON JOB PRINTING
PRICES.

Quarter sheet handful, 80 copies or less, p w
80 TO 100 copies. . w
each additional hundd, w
Half sheet poster, first hundred o ooo
each additional Hundred, w w
Full sheet poster. first HUNDRED, o00
each additional hundred, w w
Blanks, on one form, per qure, ~
Oh two forms, m
Ball tickets 200 or less. :,
Books. Pamphlets. Circulars &C., to De enp's.S
the rate Of SO cents per 1000 ems for comI'os.e,
ton. 81 per token, for press work, and 50 :,
per cent advance on the cost of the material us'''
ufThe undersigned, publishers of '1e "DI"o",
ington Herald" and "Iowa Democratic Enqu"'' :,
agree to ADHERE without the slightest de'a'.oh' :,
the above bill prices for Job Printing ana nI
Using FOREMAN q or w
Bloomington, Iowa. November 18th, 1870
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

MuRDtR.- Col. James Anstin, Of Gwinnett
county, Geo, was brutality murdered on the
IOth inst. by one OF his own slaves. He was
severely stabbed in ten dlterent places and
Otherwise Guualed. the mardeIer 10 in
custody.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

This is .yiss8t' age; and the art of Poetry !
decidedly advancing, rs vill be seen from the iol
lowing " Cdargs IF L,jaafry:"-
Sound tie stage horn. ring the COW bell!
1hs, lie waiting world may know;
Publish il ihrouge. all our borders,
Even unto Mexico.
Seize your pen oh! dreaming poet,
And. in numbers smooth as may be.
Spread aiar the joyful tidings.
Be!seys got another bab.p
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

During the last seven years, no fewer
than 854, 600 persons have emigra!ed FROM
Great Britain and Ireland.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

Ne,o keading "A deacon not remarkable for
good eye-sIsht once III giving GU, the psalm, for
1.-The eastern sagrs shall come in,
With messages of grace"
put the audience IN roar of laughter. by calling
out in loud voice,
''Fhe eastern stages shall come in,
WIFI sQssGreS and rreeAe"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18
Longley's great Western Indian Panacea.

Lmgly's great Western Indian Panacea.
lst--Fcr Colds and Feverish feelings and pre-
venting Fevers.
I'd For Asthma. Liver Complaint and Bilious
affections
3d-For Diarrhea, Indigestion and Loss of Ap-
petite
4,h-For Cosiveness in females and males, and
Nervous complaints.
5,h-For Stomach affections, Dyspepsia; Piles
Rheumatism. &c.
THE GREAT POINTS are, it is not bad to take
never gives PAIN and NEVER leaves one COS
TIVE!
For all these things it is warranted unequalled.
and all who do not find it SO may return the bottle
and get their money, Comslock d Co, Proprie,ors
60. Second Street St. Louis.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

II ARD-lO,00O lbs. lard wanted by
FL Feb. 81. BLAYDES & HUNT.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

OOTATOES-2,O 900 bushels potatoes wanted
Il by FEB 26.] BLAYDES & HUNT.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18
The Bloomington Herald
rs PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, by
F. A. C. FOREMAN & N. L STOUT,

And is sent TO subscribers at So per annum: eaca
subscriber neng entitled to the following privilege;
BY paving The publisher two dollars within three
months from the time of receiving the first nunheros
the paper, he shall be acquitted from further charge
for the year; by paying in So 25 within SIX months
So so within nine months. or 81 IS within lweH'
months, he shall be entitled TO receipt for the yea''
No paper to be discontinued until all afrea'aSe'
re paid, exc ept at the option of The publisher
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18
a complaint of a most painful character, is
YNMEDTATELY RELIEVED,

and follows by few days of this article: it is
far other preparation for M disease or for any
other disease originating from impure blood. See Pam
phtCt.
This disease is purely OF the blood; the action OF
this medicine, is so speedy that the Piles, whether inter-
nal external will be cured by its in few weeks.
Hundreds perhaps say thousands have been per
fecty cured in the of three bottles of this mix
ture, and this is produced from the action of this
panacea upon the blood it is likely be permanent
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

.Samlvel. my darling lille sonney,'
says the good mother. I've not seen your
book for several days or more-where is
il!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18
APPLICATION OF THE KNIFE,

to perforate the system and let the accumulated mater ITO
apay, only fill up again. and finally end IN dreadti
DEATH let them just this remedy in season. and
covery Let them try it atany stage of this disease
and cure is certain, if they will give it far trial.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAL.

it is the grand healing medicine and is daily curing its
thousands. The of its rebuilding the entire
sltion is that is compounded of - distinct vegetable
properties, each root remedy distinct by itself.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18
HITHERTO INCURABLE,

it now yields this remedy-and Physicians it pub
cly and privately with perfect success LIE, any one WIN
has ever had symptom of Dropsy, of any character
keep this article by and if they would avoid the
untu
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-08


S KID IJdi and
81
laEs lot stlis syc
slf
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lsedIeht
tse ma dsea,
lbe pnhlisIss.
ts,t tiinnsd, and;
hi slHgl sin.s
ARsts dvhstisps,
slaiis geI hsS sanis iaasas single
aaine as news
Ns d sliies.t
aAti recon- llmenSl fiig Canls
daSeas llic ices sofst riisnrar .puffiags
aryst as u tllYes.ises
must Boz q
slise tetllal 4,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-08

.6fSfS li:,ao, .;l,E ss6na

S1R1k sacIsagcss sf s 30 o6ts, Shoes
sall,l The ilbssribnfs pfsrsat
sfeta il, on most reasaaabIe
tGfyi lerclldiii md S!.anse IS living Iii
SUIT sWe IL to sal lana exs
sni1afe { einre pufa ahisit,g elsewhere. !.
& oIltl YOUR tent;ob 10 our stoc ksof
heavy l3Epss rams, in9li !Iiactufed express
5lysgT egfpes i'inyetl fot! tl,e Bail ltoads
ahd s ~ 81 & 81 &;
lso, d ,dtldlf tipent, of
Gentle n's Dol;s s y nn,l Lad iess Shoes, as
.tsSa Will oil kinds 81 go9ts kept
MoiI!a a aIae, q the al ,teni; Of those
isisili1g spliFs h3se Hats and orr as
'sortnsnt nsEior rone in lie
Stale. it,aye rec eiyetk per aale Steamer,
"a asHB :of fine las liiona.5 .5le Fur, Mole Skin
SandS Fats; also largo stock OF medium,
low Lrsmt kiae md drsb
- ~ -,
D 9! !,i,nca,s, boys
4 and elSet Eur lpils, and
oil S5kmsG Gaps, pf the. latest and most approY.
Scd sss aiis Sal,,ire at illc Store
q. s nj osil,sos,N si & 6 ca, q sssss sss
door be low the Market, {,
large stoc Of ~ Tool Hats, and
naifs Eaps, tor I'LL ntat ion Use. .;s5
SlAMbia, Gel. 10, 1913. q. 90 At -
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S 3 RG RGAIITs.
Fall Stoek III d c. B Hoot ts and Shoes,

q. Isl nav penhig ID gonefif
or 36ors; am HOES lnade to,ar..$
tier eSpressi for this ina ct, and ds@hrrantetl
tosgisef eti on To- these Who buy Itsis
slealil Hess to enisfnerate hes various kinds ana
pricea us persons who's Wisli to: saye elnoney.
sssiit tle lbts rest ito cali and Judge
Tor tllemse vesl Deternnine led I'd adhefe to tile
CASH sysFEsl, he sis theseby enabled Ia sell
at least 10 per cent iesa han: the like sdunii4
sties; tsii be purchases ntherw hcrcs,
lslie star of yegro gnT,s and fSsstitgi
Downs of siIomes mai hiilactnra ais urge amply
alifficIerit 60 sur danands. u.
A,y entire atoei of il lIafs, Caps and Banneis
responding rates. .eatli her, shoe thread
kfii,lss aiioe mn tools constant.
D hand sshoes made 10 order and drepaif-
ec,ited sna MOI aernte Terms. .. sSto ore OPP
posite ths Bapk Of 4 (::andon. ~ b /: i
tssaaIlel,5 y: :s 0et.l 81 St
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WI,iis NJ 81 - 8, 81 &.
how aaoes a Ss =, s a..s.ss
,ha issjssinni tone @ 49, s ~ s ,sS
fioat;na dawn ihe riysr 4, Il; ssos sy
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aboutsa,tha raR isnoit ~ t,k ,had ,s s,ss
Of that oldlookiIpS Shb binS nnd s., 8;
we lose ialI lnni IL. s,lii M, IN rsi Ii
lnsand I3will try q \ eti, parhn Is. II,
.ahe lif,e I'VE f,nisIIonrs viaw fba nSdnr;; y
y,orWillinyita lin to taka some bu,s sr,n;i IS,
Win sjs ~ s
,I6isl ol.,a p,,hrsI s. i: /, s; 3,
"a; !, ,s
cs,ne SSSs y. sa u, IS,
whaebnnes ,, Is 8 Z
htisied 4, b5nS, III Z,
B rs, over i,s a,ss SiisE hf Il
Z. on reless}V into fh boat m stinsis ans6a
s ions.shajs nfro,lnal ;,lsha sL I'M
Is ifaNroof: and Ian aiinaetbe sv,, sv,,s
the sorriests: nnol loaaysS ffor Ht.eltef aver
stretched oyerS 4 a; ssossrsir citizept sc ths
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-08
| wv. wv wv A,IaHx.Es s.
sDRAp AND AIIiDR,
g OIL Isl. c. ss,s.s 3.

Z; q 81
W. Keeps constantly on lranl n choice assort.
tTentof Cloths, Gassimeren, Yestings, Shirts,
& Drawers, Suspendera, Gloves. Handkorchefs,
,Crnyatss tEcf Sscs which he, offers Mt reasopas
Iibles prices llaorders from the Country,
spromptly lyattdndedeto ~ N 4 VI Il ,,,Iss
4 ScntsD, 15fsS .aSstg Sss4El a-ssi;ss 4 On, ! II
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-08


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Il / stssn!ati 9gt,aniiJa Ja1i sKaF
isaalI IasIaG
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ksoek lne
Rnllntult the
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Sttia,tgg isaa
5hdts some stinc DC Eii mn
Ssllaiie syoaJa mon i'd 6isiIsk nj
ao sui t3yoi sd Iscit i6isn IIIii sr,aE
etlsiia a,on1es nnili bGess
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5bsnke,. Etllqng6tE s;cons oversansl III iYo,il
kne1ys You 3snni1 Ia sssarifcda
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Read mad Clothinl lg,s !, !,

large sasso or.ment jlst received and ot
The latest fasl. .as at, unusual lpw prices I,
~ 's:, Y. y. q. p. MOSES. 81
octa5 tssss.r IS 81 IL +.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-08
Dry Goods Sin Charle est0n for
isi. ips rs 4, ], I z. RI I'D !.

Dry Goods in Charlie est0n for
&. !, AT ]. z RIA D E E I: &,
TIE subseribsr respec fnliy solcis tho az;
tenton of is friends and p,ifc liasc Is rener-
aIiy, stock 81 Gabas for Fall sales. 81
lie bas s.S recsntly % rsce;yel & and opened
300 Paek kages Of, J, New Goods,
making The largest, most varied and elegant.
assortt.,ent Ito iias aver exposed oDsistfng
of very variety OF lew. aud y lg.shs Dress
Goods, s'haNls, tics, sIacea, H Hosicry,,
EmbMille res, rirts, Long Cloils, &c. &Ssssi
His Domestic Goods, aoons,; q "a a s Iuap;sl,
well stocked viii, "a great variety 4of$ Fabric q
adaptedi!to NEG q WE al Ri such as ;Ker.
,aeys, Plains, Jeans fSsattnetts, Stripes, Cot
t0n and Linen Osnab,lrSs, :Dlankets, &c. IN
5t Tie is also prepprea to supply Plant esst, in
my quantity, with The same style Of & ~;
I Georgia Plains &
he las sold forthe past two years. Sa,nplcs
.ofthese Goods will be& sent to- Bany1 persol, r
who oinay desire, andsall orders shall pssceive
prompt attention. a. t;;;5 S. i.7s is
! 'lantefs alul othars ayisitipg Charleston,
will find il for ihaIr interest TO eSa,nire his
| stock, as il will be- found ono of tliesmost s
Egtes,sipe In tie: Ss0,ttl lssi,s
.55 81. {. Coz, ss Isl
/. aud he is enabled to offer Goods at prices
Weil3worthy the atten.ioHofs purclrlsefs.f
3fsyt 81 q. W. BAN Gt,,f,, Ss'iss
:s.55;3 King 50 Charleston, s.: Css
81 'sOct.'l. SIS ID tlj4lsssaS
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sea issd d
Eshaa ha ssqss esssMsa .as
aag hs ossss
Sage ita 1 bel harnesa
Is @ s the majestic
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III Assss ~.
sspect1cla fle sol her day SsdsozaTs:
9ngaIbsses. WI
as!eat start yoi,ifss
Woman and M iS az
|sgeallen.an The p1f i6st
ssalea lIassl eezll ly
,siios 4 81 Wlssisfsis sssBsp
|syot t.sg f1is les and
syoAr at sss
ssA ls|t sopbia led ffs 0snt ln,S
lsinan sllassi Gut of gsomn ib.is,
ssblshi the people swi ill lie az vi
" Is be- ati res the; didhi'f
esi,d aiasssad esa sfs fihaip
sei,
Blts VIII thogg ass for YOU
mlss, it.yso ever leok Eat NY hus.s
I Ml didnst ma 'aiss. reIasss
bling poor 81 honrh ht rs ].
/ was sit,gle n1an When tie asked ms ia ao,ss
on MIC With him. n, s
5;ol, NY lark exclaimed 8 ia tha &; 4.
Jpsuz nave YQHt-sS.
ssosoTIs yoil lesson hictls;
syoaI u s 'remsin Inn 6y be ears
nov we'll home with
She poor low II ithesl and sinpl loYst. Is.
|sbgts his better half kept her hold md
walked shinS of home tie laug ghteT and z.
|ajeefs Of The Eshele party sirriingiing id his
ears cry step.
couldn't have stood ins Hat poori i
|sfslloWs tnois no, moi fSr tEs p.iys
[silcgs OF listening to the beat esrlnnn ever
sstep. 9
I e woulan't liav tha. peor lows
boots that day, no hot lfor the prisiIege of &
listening to ths best se erIr,ols ever preaoils
scd.
sss lXNY Donag BUT pt; i;
|Sley, my run ni, said SIS street sooal lIst ia
asfriend iIls srnoUk B ffrsclk and udolla.sS:
ttnightseap, whom he had siiust me, doss
you nean by that zero dEaas77 iYou haysst
lt-po IL sCnn hes Isain't ii going To- think
so aiieanlY of haS,ilt ,took It'd
Isworls snfsiyl OH said ths friend.
lseyidsnlIY stung 10 tho very saul by ,hss
L base insinnation, Do you iake fSor 81.
Es sllassa 70; sir, iaEe not gone 90
neither is my intenti ION s:
s,vot' Tint 81 ere short sirsoe ffronk and .
/ ightcap A. sto
cits synlpashy aa call s
boin lhe tise tuned out lot
4 4 JI.sEtyance dodge and itsone spays pncosas;
h mon well assure yon. aootadonp Paper
EHE SwoRps OF lie srnofsrists
ing the 24th February band of iih,.sstr.
\ gents ntsaarch of arms, isited llla xeal.
slssdence of & il,e sd Itirhing sss
duke bssn nt, and the dnches ssaas
alone Ve come ms crisd shes
n said5 her grace
dsTbintiisg TO soly,e dftls and firearms.
lksA iiat6ht Que r. said d citizen, is
q d sword lei pendetl on wall. ].
Il i'bat sword safliesl sbslnngsd 10 NY
II father. .in.laW III is The sword of hiaYshas
Do not priya mo af That,
III Efhe paopla alpay sesiscted il.
. ! ben syero looyafls sands king down tho
ss||s,seapons oil kissed with emotion;
I Il anStt, placing geit in the hpnds of ~ AaJayae
Il q, ,Eiohingea, they bowed md xishars5y
lla Sss ssS
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q ID AT OLD iB BHTTYsAIaRE.

fouiiie.geri do de slas e,
rs You bin sl0he dai Basiyfi1iia II; II
Yolltrida bys ,Dight YOU ride {
nehbns glib HI
et9re him dls yotl kin abr. back
From head 20 ,ou Old Jim crack; &;
Tim bone stick Rst Strss do akin;
like gtedt big bone of sAiae H ahiiil a. ss
lien down him sIss dessfs fiissn atays
Iitf some one help to- AXE SHE Sway IS q
ns poorso old ting lin starb to def; &
i's.as She no atreng ia linn bran; ss
iilem bpzzsrd new done got Ia .a,ar
And way him sail c1as lruS Saa ar. 81
Aud atpoof colt )lat sYil him ;sIo ssss
Think dom blizzard take him tt,o.
81 Istell YOU don't t6k e card s
Dat old marc ghustS will gibs YOU YOU ske
:ssss She meet yondar some pitch rknfsht,
And h0wfshe .sarb you will he nm Az
Isl She'll tro down. upon de ground
sSslx tiarsin de Hlpfnin you'll hc found !; A.
And now old Jim yep take device, ! "
You stay close home and eat a,ai rec. s
Concord, 81 IS 81 IS
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-19
PLANTATfOy AND NEGROES
ron SALE.

The plantation on which the FHbscribcr
resides, situated abouf2 niles below tie Town
of Baton Rouge, having y front of about tWeu-
~ VI and 4 haif arpelts ON The Mississippi,
With the depth tiIefednfO appertatning, agree
ably to tie titles. According 10 d survey
made in l54O by A. Crawford ESQ. Deps u.
s surveyor, tie area Contains 965l 1890 SUI
p%erfcial arpenfs.
There is 1t present in cultivation about 1876
%atrents plant cane, about 1870. do first yeats
r%attoons. and about 30 afpcnts second and
third years. ratfoons. There are about $50
afpents in corn, and a large pasture enclosed.
The land is well drathed ami ia the rear
extends some distance on the highlands.
Possession will be- given 10 January next.
For particulars apply to the subscriber on
the premises.
Aug l5-20. STtrnEN H~EEDEnFoa.