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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

SUSPENSION OF IiosrIIIIiEs IN MExIco.-The New
Orleans Picapune Extra OF March 2Olh, publishes the
Mexico March 6, 1913" and numbered Is" issued by
Major General Butler, commanding officer, provid-
ing for provisional suspension OF hostes between
this country and Mexico. The negotiations were con-
Quoted by the Seniors Quiinno and de Mora Nilamil
on the Mexican part, and Generals Worth ana Pers-
fer smith upon ours Boston Daily Adr.
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send packages, also, by stage to Wliston,
Richmond, Milton, Shelburn, Charlotte, Ferris
burgh and other adjoining towns, thereby saving
our subscribers the onerous tax of postage.
We may as well take this occasion TO express
our acknowledgements for the active and sue
cessful exertions in our behalf, of our friends in
Pittsburgh and, particularly in Winooski
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

uJ-We have made arrangements by which we
can supply the subscribers to our Daily in Platts-
burgh, Keeseville, Port Kent, Essex, and other
points on the Lake, free of postage. We will
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07
CORRECTED DAILY By GEO. PETERSON.
Brighton Cattle Market-Thursday, Mar. 30.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY ADVERTISER

At market $50 Beef Cattle, 50 pairs working Ok
en-, 80 COWS and Calves, 1895 Sheep aud 900 Swine.
PEicEs-Bce Cdulc-We quote extra 81 90 iirst
quality Sc ,5oa 7i second quality 5000 6.25 3D.
quality 1926 q SO.
Working Oren--Sacs at so, 50, SO, 95, Sllo aud
$40
Coms and Calres Sales at $50, S23, S21, $50, and
S3j
Shccp-Sncs at s. -, 81. 81 81 and s.
Sminc--A prime Ia, OF ork hogs To pcddlc, &c io
Sows, 6lc for Burrows lot OF Ohio hogs, and &C.
Al retail a &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07
The following is a recommendation from Falmouth

The following is recommendation from Falmouth
To Mr.. +. Brown, Chemist, Boston.
certify that my wife has been afflicted with very
bad humor her face, and at her stomach Tor fifteen
years past After using ious medicines recommends
ed for her complaints with little benefit, she
menced using by the advice OF Mr.. Edward Mason
Apothecary your Sarsaparila and Tomato Bitters
and she is in better health than she had before
enjoyed for the Inst fifteen years and would cheer
fully recommend to all and every who atiiic ted
with any of the complaints which this medicine Is
commended for, to it in preference any article
now in use Yours respectfully, J. B. BEACH
Falmouth, May ~, 1874.
For sale by THIo 4. PECK, and A. c SPEAT, Apo.
thecaries and wholesale Druggists, and by dealers gen
orally throu Ghout the State. low:
None genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07
Notice.

THE Selccmen Of Burlington will meet for the
i transaction OF town business, at the office OF ! n
Pomcroy, on the LIST and 81 Mondays of each month
during the year, al o'clock IN the morning
March 3, 1913 81
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NotiCc

rs HEREBY given. that Horace Palmer
u give my Jonathan and Joseph their tins
aud will hcnceorh claim none OF their earnings, uDt
pay any debts OF their contracting after this date
Charlotte March 20, 1913 2dti
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

BEWARE or FRiUD-in consequence OF the nulncr-
SugarC Dated Pills constantly appearing, aud the
desperate efforts made by their manufacturers TO force
their worthless articles into market renders II necrs
slry for all wishing f1errcks original and far
famed Coated Pills, To enquire for them by their
full name. See that each box is developed in
grnvcd white wrapper, bearing Oh the bottom the fac
IN @ OF the doctors signature Thus, l., b ilrrrlck
NJ. D. All others are worthless. Out Of more than
fy five kinds OF Pills before the public llcTick
J. only really popular one, and 1t Is acknowledged
by dealers generally that the sales of this pill exceed
all Others put together. Price - cdsss per box.
D'"eIs 10 pc uireSleh 10 ~ rTch IN 20 M
Spear. 20. T.. Huntington Catlin and Sp ar BIrng-
ton, w. b. II itch Wnoosk Fails, John Smonds 2nd
Shrlburn, Lyon and Alexander, tharIottc.- Wells
Hnrs5urah and also by D.ugIsts and Merchants
IN every town and Village.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

TIE GREAT SUSPENSION BRIDGE AT THE
FALLS OF NIAGARA.-The following narration
fthe first crossing over this bridge is from the
British Colonist.
This dav. the 18th of March, 1913, will forcv-
err be remembered by all who witnessed the sub
lime and awful spectacle of the crossing OF the
first car. sustained by wire cable. The car
was capable of holding four persons. 1t was
understood that Mrs. Elicit the lady of the
distinguished Engineer who has undertaken the
construction of the Bridge. had determined to
accompany her husband, but in consequence
of the cold, with some snow. she was prevail
ed on to stand among the interested specta-
tors, who had the high qualification to behold
the grandcst scene ever witnessed; when we
take into consideration the position of the in
tended bridge, being in view OF the great Falls
on one side. and the Whirlpool on the other
while the elevation of the car was $50 feet
above the awful rushing river. The wire ca.
Bile was anlv one inch in diameter, so that il
appeared but a thread to our eyes.
A little after IL o'clock Mr.. Elicit took his
seat alone in the car; being among the spec.
tators on the Canada side, ] can say, in JUS
tce to the feelings of all present, that breath
less anxiety filled every heart for his sal ety
and when he reached about half way. a shou
of ioy from all broke forth, which overpower
ed lin our ears) the thunder of the great Falls
and was re-ecl,oed from the opposite side.
, On arrival at the stand, three warm heart
, ed cheers (cold as the day was) awaited TIN
, intrepid and enterprising gentleman and ol
E his returning three hearty cheers, and on
more for his lady, as her determination to nc
company her husband was known.
The cool determined aspect of Mr.. Elle'
was observed by all. Truly we live in a won
d derous age--to see a gentleman in carriag
floating through the air, $50 feet above tn
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS,

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
i by ions TENANT. until the lst of May, in behalf
OF the building Committee, for building a School
House at Por, Kent, TO BE- finished before the Is,
day Ut September next, as follows
Brick Walls IS BY 80 feet in the clear II feet higA
; inches thick with a Stone Wall 2 feet thick three
below the surface and Is inches above the ground
contractor TO find all the materials.
Ais, separate proposal TO find all the material f.;
the wood work and finish the Carpenter and Joiner
work complete.
\ plan OF said building will be found at the Store ~
(iEoRtt IRENipru & Co 4O,y,
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CORBETTS SARSAPARlLLA


CORBETT'S SARSAPARlLLA READ THE
~ FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES: .,
"Mes rs f. iward b -incy & Co--Gentemen with
n bottle of Corbeus Compound Extract oi Snr'hph-
rla received a copy of his Formula for preparing II
From testing the syrup the TACT OF the eN stnce III
OF the active substances nameI was asc 'rtaned, ana
the general good qualities OF the Preparation inferred
The Formula EXHIBITS the union OF some OF the hest
of our native medicinal Roots and Plants with sub,
stances OF the HIGHEST rcputr rs remedial agents aud
does Not contain any metallic compound. For the
cures in which the me1cnll virtues ot S1rsap1n are
sou hit his Preparation should have preference, in
consequence OF the care aud skill in compromising 1t
Respect ully, ArG y. HAYES, VI. II.
March l6, 1913. sure dSsigrf' -.
From MARY VI. NEsMrrH rife oftic H0n G'nge '
| Nesmifh President of he Northern Rdiirori
"This may certify thai was afflicted " tn Rncnm
for more than ii teen years, prior to lSI' trsd AT
terent remedies without permanent relief In the
spring OF the year lSi7, induced 10 test the ELL
cncy of Dr. Curbctt's Compound Syrup o! SltSapa-
rla' Daring the space OF three months used about
a qrar of tins medicine. find myself fully relieve
from said disease. and can Therefore cheeriuy recon-
mend to others who may be- afflicted IN like manner
to try this cheap and valuable Medicine,
~ MAnY VI NrSNlrH."
None genuine but with Dr.. Corbntt's signature, anJ
for sale by the propretors
EDW ARD BRINLEY & co. Boston
AMOS c. SPEAR. sole agent for Burlington.
burlington. Apnl 9Th, 1913. im3s
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4 Nalulhlp Thstim1nX.

We s''dDm resort to patent medicines. having
great respect for thu skill ot the regular profession but
chance threw into oar way the above named medicine
Immediately alter the cios OF the last session ct the
Legislature, When our iu0g' were almost dried mp by
the highly rariii,d atmosphere of our stovc-warnci
in serious degree We feel that indebted to
it for some fifteen pounds OF animal weigl'-whlch
addition once felt, cannot be to,g n-t.L South
Caronian
b. careful aud get the senuin DR. WlSTARS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY None genuine
unless signed by l. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w FOWLt., Boston, Mass For sale whole
sale and retail by Tnro A. PEcK Burlington, and by
Dealers in Medicines generally in Vermont.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

INDUSTRY. AT the workingman's house
hunger looks in but dares not enter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07
nRJNSNAJD & BROTHERS have a fin,

- assortment of Gold and Silver Goods, L1inp7,
Glasses and Wicks, Plated and Britannia War
Looking Glasses, Canes, Fishing Tackle, Cards Str'l
Goods Fans. Combs, Brushes, Razors, Knives nut
Scissors Curs and Plain Hair, an extensive nssor'
ment OF Clocks and Watches by the box or singh
Contemplating some change in our business we iuvli'
those wishing Paror Lamps, Looking Glasses, or an
other goods 10 buy at very low prices, ms we "'
to close them off before we 90 south this spring.
Arr Ill BRINSMAID & BROTHERS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT.
1913.
NJ ANrIELD.
Nos' ." anu 81 Cedar ST.. near Broadway
NEW-YORk.
i"''es e'eI''ion OF Country Merchants TO large
sortuent of
DOMEsrIC GOODS.
Lawrence E. Evo,,
Stark Mills, Em,i,c
ridlah lea d. Triumph,
lUlsinOutt, Nahum,
Appleton, Merrnack
Amoskcag. Washington,
Sinon Falls Cheese Cloth
And many other styles, both coarse aud fine Bro,,
aud Bleached from 81 to l2-4 wide which purchs
scrs are invited 10 call and examine.
Also Merilnack aud Cocheco Prints Russia Diaper
and Crash, Brown, Blue and Beached Drlihngs, Ticl
ngs D,niins Striped Shirtings, Osnaburgs Northern.
and Southern Yarn, Carpet Warp Bats, Wicl.
est Market Prices for Cash, or City acceptance.
New. ork March %. 1913 31t4
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For sale, or Rent.
KINHEI AHEE AM En III M0DI0If 4

Il; j Brick Hotel, in Wilsion, well known ms
--.A- "The Eagle is now offered tor sale ON terms
most advantageous Tor the purchaser, will be leased
Tor term OF years 1t is in thorough repair and has
supply OF the pures spring water, running luto the
kitchen and to the barn For particulars; Inquire OF
the proprietor on the premises ID fktNth
Winston Aprl l, 1913. ilwbdu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

By the arrival of the Royal Mail steam packet our
dates from the city OF Mexico the lith inst nine
days later than our last accounts.
Santa Anna has applied to Gen. Twiggs for per-
mission to pass through Vera Cruz and out OF the
country. A special express from Jaapa reached We
a Cruz the evening of the 10th inst with the appca-
ton, and as the general at granted the permits
sion asked, it was supposed the ex-Prcsdent would
arrive there in day or two.
1t appears from of correspondents letters
that the officers detailed upon the great court OF nqu-
~ have arrived in the city of Mexico and that they
were to commence their proceedings on the 18Th OF
this month.
III lugenia published AT Mnrea, under date of the
9th instant, says "A revolution bns Jus, broken ont
in Guadalaarn, against peace and IN favor at Gen.
Santa Anna This lind in the Star OF the li,il--
the latest paper from the city of Mexico. a rovulu-
ton in the powerful State of Ialisco has long been
unprecedented. That department has long been a hot
bed OF revolutions Should tins news prove wtl-toun-
dcd, il BODIES good to the cause OF peace but we
hope Santa Anna may be well out OF the country be
fore the revoui on reaches n crisis
The North American Of the 10th INST. has accounts
of revolution IN Guatemala. II that paper be accu
rately informed Gen. Carrera has been dcposcd from
the Presidential chair, and the Vice President is act
ing in his place, and endenvorng put down the in
surrcction-N. q. Pic. March %
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RUTLAND s BURLINGTON RAILROAD.

TWO ASSEHN MENTS Of five doIInrs cacl,
l have been ordered by the Directors, on each
share of the capital stock OF the Rutland and BurIng
ton Rnilroad COMPANY; one made payable on the
first day OF May next and the other on the 10Th day
OF said May.
Payment may be made to the Banks of Burlington,
NerSrnnes, liidJcburv, Rutland Black River, or
Bellows Falls, to the Cheshire Bank keene, y. II 4,
10 Edward Pickering, Esq, No. 60 State street, Ros
ton, or to the Treasurer nj his office in Middiebury.
SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasurer.
March Is. lsis .}9w6
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Bank Of BURLINGTON.

l. ROM the LIST day OF April next, the Bank OF Bu'
L lugton. will be open. on days OF business, from
o'clock, A. VI to O'Clock. p VI. until further not'c
BY order OF the Directors,
r. c. COLE, Cashier
Fph % 1919 3Jln';
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

The Hibernia Societyof Baitimore-tpcech Of Henry
Ciay-His Election as an Honorary .nemJer-
Speech of Mr. Hughcs-Ioasts Nc,-.Ur. Ciays
ut Washinpf0u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01

he soussigB6 iHt1rne ls public quill Il
on vftie uhr CYANIDE tombe, qui prut con.
tenir quaife Ctrtupils. fait en- marbra d'I.
talis ct double en- tnarbfs du Pennsylvania,
Il q nussi une quantite d'ouvtages pour
eitBetieres tells Que. Tombeaus, MONT
ments, pierrs lie Tets et de pied, lie tout
Gait a Philadelphia l'et6 d%ernisr, e4pfesse.
ment pour CO marehe, Il ss hate quill peut
dome ample satisfaction quaint 4 F6uvrage
ct aux pris, Sc. lie public cal invite d
examiner, p9tn eur. m6mes d Paterrage DIES
rbalands. lie bousstgn6 potfta Fester d
Baton Rouge di& jOurs Oh plus.
NJ. W. DEAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01

The subscriber has for sale, a large
tomb, made nj italian marble aud lined in.
side with Pennsylvania marble, large
enough 10 contain four collins. Also a
variety Of other graveyard work. such rs
Totnhs, Monuments. Head and Foot stones,
all Of which were manufactured in Pbila.
delphia last summer, expressly for this
market. He fatlers himself that entire
satisfaction could be given in the lettering,
and the prices are at the lowest rate.
Please call aud ,6am Ne for yourselves
at the dat.boat landing, where The above
articles can be seen Tor about ten days.
April 10 NJ. w. DEAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01
WARRANTED,
UNDER A PENALTY or
A THOUSAND DOLLARS,

A THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FREE From MERCURY AND ALL MINERAL
SUBSTANCES,
IN THE CtTY or MEXICO GREAT sic.
CESS AMONG THE VOLGNTEERs-LtgrrEH
From A HIGH SHERIFF or SOUTH CARO-.
LtNAt-TfE TESTIMONY or THE PUBLIC
PREss-WRlGlTs PILLS TIRtUMPItANrtt
Extract from the Gteenvills Is. ca m09ntainsef
Din. w WRfaHf-Dehr Sir. : A week Or two
agp sent yT4 II I8uhtaibssr containing d letter from
ore Of utff Volunteers in the cirY IT HAgie0, in which
he Tayg WEIGHTS 1NUfAF VEGETABLE
PILLS, under oil the circumstances. Tie highest need
Of prise ] have ever known a toedieHne 10 ~rseefYs.
The Volunteer; William w. GG6dletf. Esq. is ii gem
tleman Of fine sta Hlina@in accomplished and veil
educated faan. md was recently
HIGH SHERIFF
If the District BY one Of y0t1f advertisements In II
Charleston paper. ] happened 10 notice The location Of
your office and ]tftytlgft you might eEeraet an article
NJ stfHs value in fegard to var medicine, therefore /
sent the fnpsf.
The following is m extinct from the letter referred
To above:
"My health 10 very flst improving. Tptoa1re1 a
few dayR ag9, s0Hls Of Dr., WnIaHfs IsDiAN We
ErABbE Pitts. and thet have acted on my system
LIKE MAGtCt"
Thus II appears that The brave and patriotic Velup.
tsers Who have gone ~ Hsxifos u dsend The rights
and honor Of their country, already begin to reaize
The extraordinary value Il tbs i~neofapmrab1e Hedt
cine. Long life 70 iharni
OPINIONS OFTHE PREsst
from the Delaware Express. Delhi. n. VI
WrFhfs Lpdian Hee6h9i6 Pfs-Atthough not p4r.
titularly friendly 10 patent tnsIieine, We must con.
fsss that VIC have bgeoffe a convert to these Pills,
having had an opportunity on some t16 or three be.
easi6Hs 10 test their efficacy. Fer a Genfts medicine
one or i've will BE- fJand mild if6ualt effective.
Where bile or other impurities have aeeunHlafed, aud
more thorough medicine is required, d dnkf II three
or fo1f q these pills taken on going 70 bed, will be
found ~efIaffual In cleansing tbs stomach and resior.
ing the bowels % d healthy state. We Speak ft9tn
experience; and take pleasure n eonarsnding the pills
u lie utlhlie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01
DIR. MARTINS.
SYRUP or WILD CHERRY

THIS CoMpoUSD is one of the best remedies ever Of
tered to the public in Coughs, whether arising from
Colds or Tie Whooping Cough. or that dreadful mala-
dY CeEnsuaBtion. Few remedies, in the shoFB time il
cnres, m IN pgng-; w Pa J syor = dsT recs;y;n \ ,na.s
for It at q distance, and IL this city, in which they
have been highly gratifsd to learn It's good effects.
The Bishop of the Protestant E1iscopal Church Of
Maryland THE Right Rev. W. r. Whittinghaml his
authorized " to say that he has used It ii his own
person with decided beneff; and orr Medical friends
do not scT1ple TO recommend Il as one Of the best re-
Fasdies in Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, &c,
which they have ever met with. The following Is
from a highly respectable Physician On Kent Isian3,
whom we made acquainted with the preparation
KEyT ISLAND, June q, 1917.
D. Marfin-DeaF Sir Since my return hon., |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01

SIX Lectures TN Causes, Prevention and Cure Of
CONSUMPTION. Asthma, Diseases If the tisaft, sid OIL
Fsfn8la Diseases. g3i pages. % ef#fhYings Paper
81 e., bound 10 tts. klall to any pafi-p9shage y
IL ets.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Etpdmlafs. ~ Mail
to any part, 81 ets. postage. Ihlialina Tubes, Silver,
a5. NJ frail; letter tBstaea Abdominal Supporters.
Ittisets ~ = ~, igt ~ H%nbtlies, ialaag u . sns
~ Express everywhere. For Braces III Rutpdftets.
Or ~flapttife Stpp6ftgfs, give height from head 70 foot,
aud circumference 81 person iia2t the surface just
above the hips. II Rupture; mention which side
Agents wanted fot The sails Of the abtve goods. Al
dress Df s. s. FtfeH, TU7 Broadway. New York,
post paid. April i-s ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01
DAMP MALLS.

IVhen damp walls proceed from deIigues.
cence in the ease of muriate Of soda, &c.
in intimate combination with the sand used
for the mortar, it is merely necessary to
washthe wall with a strong solution ofalum.
This anveri the deliquescent salt mo an
iorcsceat oneand the cure is complete. Or,
alum may be added to the plaster in The
first instance. DR. Marcy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01

COMPASSION - Compassion is an emotion
OF which we ought never 10 be ashamed.
Graceful, particularly in youth, is the tear
ofsympathy, and The heart that melts 1t tale
ofwoe. We should not permit our ease
and indulgence to contract our affections
and wrap Us up in a selfish enjoyment; but
we should accustom ourselves to think ofthe
distress ofhmnan lie, ofibe solitary cottage.
the dying parent, and the weeping orphan.
Nor ought we ever 10 sport with pain and
distress in any Of our amusements, or treat
even the meanest insect with wanton
cruelty.-Dr. BLAIR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

from Bergen, Genessee county. N u
This Is To certify that / have used JVrighfs Indian
Vegetable Pills In my family, and have sold to vari-
ops persons within a shorr time, $50 boxes Of Them,
and they have universally been spoken Of ar good
msdiciae. They have restored a number Of indiyidu.
ais who were in a declining state of health, and in a
number Of cases have cured The giles-aome cases Of
long standing. do c~heerfnliy recommed Wrioht's
Indian Vegetable Pills % all who are ont Of health an
being q most excellent medicine. Yours. DE.
Fl. WILCOX.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANE-Par.
oiSse Est Baton. Rouge.
Banque de Gle ne Ia NiUe Eour au GENE
Orleans District
Us No So.
III Ht

as No So.
Thos. Gibbs Morgan ct al: Fl Fa.
En- vertu DUN writ de fieri facias, dams
lie process ci.dessus, a moi adress6 par
fhoaorable Cour sus-dite, II sera expose en-
ven'e publique d la maison de cour dams Ia
vile de Baton.Ronge,
Samedi 9 Mai proclaim, 1s4a.
a II heures duLm9tin, tous les drots, tilres,
inter3is ct pretensions de John BUTLER,
G'an des %deiendeurs dams lie process sus.dit)
aux prophecies ci-apres d6crites, sauoir:
Tn morceau de terre situe dams cette
paroisse pres de Springfield, a environ
quinxc miles de Ia vile de Baton Rouge,
contenant cling cents arpens, plus on moins,
horne au sad par Thomas Devall, an nord
pa' DIES terres appartenant 4 Ia succession
ne fen Israel Smith, a I'olesl par Joshua
Alexander. ct Pest par ~ihabHation Mount
Sterling appartenant maintenant a Thos.
Lilly.-Aussi IN mandaf tire par James
VI. Elan, en- favour de Thomas Gibbs
Morgan sur Thomas Devall, ct par lui &C.
cepte pour Ia somme de cling cents piastres,
sur lequel la somme de denx cents ~piastres
a etc pave. De plus, TN mandst tire par
L. v. Morgan sur Thomas Devall pour
ses honoiaires dams Faifaire de Ennice
sterling e all vs. @. P. Lilly Administra.
teur et Thomas Devall, pour Ia somme dc
9uatfe cents soiXaute pia,ires, ces saleurs
ct propriei6s ont etc cedss par lie die defen.
leur john BUTLER pour payer ct satIsfaire
ie jngenlenf inteFets eft frais dams le process
sus.dii.
CoSpITIo0s-Au compliant, avec bsne-
fce destination. l.. IL. MORRIS.
mars 800 SIS. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01
q. r. MARTIN NJ. D.

UFFER HUNfi4G EREEK. Caroline ca. n y.
Oct ~, 1876.
Dfs Georef r. MarGa-Rit Having been made
acquainted with the composition Of y6ltr valuable
Pill by Yourself. some two or three years ago. | have
used them freely in my private practice with entire
success, and shall continue to do 81 as long Is ! may
Practice medicine and ] now take great pleasure in
recommending such Il PIN as yours ~ the pibii6 as d
safe and efficient ]ptiteatiYe in ell cases where o pif-
sative IL necessary Yours with respect,
JOINS r. BBdqt NJ. y.
Gs~ Prepared and sold by mARrtN q WHITLEY.
OF their Wholesale Drug Store. Baltimore. And hg
the following Agent n T. WApBtLI, Baton Rouge
April t@g.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-01
lFrom the Boston Daily TmssJ

WriFhts Iafiqn VrRanM Pna@Ofait fhe public
advertised medicines Of The day, VS. know Of nons
that We can more safely recommend fer the "jFs that
flesh il heir r.. lhun the Pills tbat are said al the
depot 81 the North American C0liegs If Health, No,
los fremont 81. Boston. SeTetat Instances We kH9Qr
Of where they are ned in families with the highest
satisfaction; and no longer 8eo tbnn yesterday, we
heard IN eminent physician Of this city recommend
them In high terms,