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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
FOX PKFSIUENI
CEN. ZACHARY TAlLpN,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMORE

STATE ELEcToRs.
I John J. Jones. Norfolk City.
9 George w. Boiling, fetet7outs'
2 Henry 2. Irving, Cumberland
d iosenh X. Irving, L%ynchburg.
: Wi.liam Martin, franklin;
6 william C. Riyes, Automatic
7 Robert Z. Scott. fag9uie''
s Henry T. Garnet, Wesimore'ana.
q John a. Meredith. Richmond ei'y'
m Robe,, saunders, Wiliiamsourgh.
II Andrew Hunter, Jefferson.
- Alexander II. II. Stuart. Augusta.
"a samuel McD. Moore, Reekorldge.
Ia Connally f. Trigg, Washington
Is George W. Summers, hana"na'
Is Gideon D. Camden, HENSON
II Francis II. Peirpoin;. MsrIon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
LlSr OF LETTERS

Remaining the Post Office on the Is, Of No
vember. 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02

iVNN ts feciflHy mfnrus his iHera.
""1 'Nsl'ne iAst ae 4as removed 10 the stand i'm.
",eutbed ti loan blsaot, Main a.. near Union.
49, ." WA kect All so.ts ai Stockings, SHIRTS and
ne Nos' Ma'efs@s. oct27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
nARnM :. nn1r

FANCY DOOR KNOPs.
AN', N4LL has just reed tie ialss, st,Ie OF fancy
- -r'i hho4s and i.0cts. nnvI
STEEL.
> " NLtI. aas inst tee'd al me dileren, size. OF
ISL Shref. Ensi'h biisgr aud German stsel
,"'tn iN"i'ar-IH a'sfihef mas just received
A'Dits-r mouse hu's Aa4le,
LaFAvf'f- tett ia QUALITY. 60:
n"'fs.S nvaf snd islt's .aHa hon s. se..
nr'"" jacob Aridts uast. Ftss and n..ss.
1AM+L WEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
THANKSGIVING

Wheeling, Nov lst, ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-02
RINGS.
i1UFlFALOS.

. BALES Buffalo Robes, Just reed aud for sale eheal
. by the bale, robe of saddle cover, by
oc,3l JOHN KNOTE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-24
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

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payment Of The subscription be made in advance.
subscribers may forward money by lser postage
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WEEKLY subscribers with s25 enclosed Ave WEEKLY sub
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-24

asaw treaties of 1892 and 1884, the grants issue to the
reserves themselves and purchasers from the Indians
the President
In regard to the Chckasaw cession the United States
as You aware undertook the sale OF the lands for the
henet OF the Chckasaws and in 1893, and subsequently,
regulations on the subject adopted and approved
BY The President
Pursuant TO those regulations, this office was charged
with the general direction of the surveys and sale OF the
and with the auditing and adjusting of the of
the principal surveyor and of the receiver of public mo-
neys the cession and with the issuing of patents for
the reserves and general sales
The cession embraces as heretofore reported six mil
lion seven hundred and eighteen thousand five hundred
and eighysX and twenty hund redths After
satisfying the reserves, which a third of the
cesson the residue OF the land has been exposed to sae
the Gland Office section excepted including all the iso
lated tracts which, at the date OF my last annual report
were unofered they having since been brought into
market IN The manner then proposed More than nine
ienhs oil the and which was liable to sale in the cess'oa
market unsod, the most OF which has graduated TO the
lowest rate specified in the treaty. being l2A cents per
acre.
There have been made out for sales in the cession and
for reserves, twenty three thousand eight hundred
patents and semi annual reports to the progress of
the business up TO the hrieh June last have been regu
larry communicated from this office 10 the Indian Office,
War Department
In the 18th article of the treaty of 1884, referring the
periods OF graduation therein specified it is provided as
follows "bnt as II may happen, in the fourth and after
years. that the expenses may prove greater than the
ceips is agreed that, any time after the third year,
the Chckasaws may declare the residue of their lands
abandoned to the United States and So they shall be
thenceioh acquitted of all and every expense on
of the sale of the same !" and in the 9th article of the
supplement TO that treaty, ii is declared that whenever
the President shall be of opinion that the services of any
officer employed under this treaty for the sale of lands
be dispensed WITH he will, in justice to the Chckasaws,
and to them from unnecessary expenses, discontinue
the whole, or such as can be dispensed with"
Under this last stipulation, the services of all the Off
GERS al Pontooc Mississippi, connected with land opera
tons at that place which the seat of the local Office in
the cesson have been dispensed with, except the regis
of the business will necessarily proceed at present.
until either the cession is sold out, the contingency
alluded in the aforesaid lh article of the treaty OF
1884 shall occur other shall be prescribed
by further treaty stpulaions or by legislation.
lV-PRocLAMATIoNs OF LAND SALES
Since the last annual report from this Office there have
been proclaimed for SALE exclusive of school lands:
In L., M solI aIralN tnala nd
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-24

ellie proposed to give each family he would bring Gun
sfo deganidJ mayor, being square league ming
lbs acres and the children OF the coonsts, when they
married, halt stfio,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-12

and ordered to Join the regiment q p1ntfa.
burg When the army was disbandsd
fthe President retained hin,c On the peacs
establishments With the rank 81 Captain,
which III declsnpd accepting, and retired
70 bis farm ii the vicinity Of Louisville,
respected By his country, beloyedlby his
friends, and almost adored by tha brave
men, with whom he lad 50 long toiled, ana
fought. sndssuEercd .sls
When we look back, iii tie many ana
important services rendered by this ofliccr
to his country during Tie late war when
we rehect on the peculiar perils and hard.
ships to which those services must have
Eperpetually exposed him, peffbrninc a
hedia. IN one year, sinafches III The terrific
ries of Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri.
amounting to inorr than three thousand
miles and find nd solitary instance. i'll
which the extent Of his achievements ala
not exceed the scantv measure AZ .h;s
means, We cannot restrain tho expression
Of our regret II. his detention from those
bis genius might have bornesI;m tnIno M.
Enterprise. and his valor d;snlagea ;.ssIs
on mora consn;c,,e,,s '.5. i'ssit
In tho antnnn 81 l 'ati M 49,.
was informed hy IN H. s ,,a:,, a NH
that he was re;n s. III. Is i. $3.50 e w.t.
his ORIGINAL ranL anJ ,,,aoal l a. n W.
situation as If III III $500. = ~ sa'pe
service This al wss an s;s. pss.,pu, q
for and unsolicited On i'll psrt. sao is boss
ever was his partialitg fer 4 militagv l;fs
orssersa u 80 ~ Us pposntmens ana was
,a;ntmans +, ~ Il. since ms iast ap-
81 wfar5 $3.50 IL - 49, s.a',ohed q fors
e,,,n ,ssr5 a, , W. s II tnougn s
eb;l;mseL ;na - i i IN; ~ arllsOn 81 NJ
recen1 rst,,rn = u presl ssl l,o hfs
bis commaal IL 1872. $500 ". WINE II, M
+lss .4.I ~ aupsu conStueraniy 10 |.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-12
Valuable Town PrOpertY
Ee1 { Cheap Clothing Store.

-SfI< <nkscfi6trs respectfully inform TIE pub
'i,c t'5f iher have opened 1 Sure u Har
-. FSrrf. and keep constantly on hand gene
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-12
1RusEEH's SALE
or Valuable land

DY viEiue Of Deed of Truu. executed br
- George Backhouse 70 the undersigned aud
Joseph 7. Dangherty, now deceased, with power
70 The surviytx 70 act lherein-dsted on he 2iih
dayof December, 1889. and duly recoreed in de
Clerks OfIiee Of the County Court Of Jefferson
he undersigned viii sell a public auction 70 the
highesg biddet, for cash. before the Conri House
door IN CaarIesiown, on Monday az 2lst day Of
Ftbrud,y ae1f, 1873. being coun day.
One Hundred Acres
u tie certzin tract or parcel Of Land situated on
the Southeast side Of the Shenandoah River, in
The Comfy Of Jefferson, adjoining the lands Of
X J. Smith, RopeF, Howell and others, and
known as part q the Rocks Tfact--nr such lsss
quantity thereof as may be necessary.
The rhese tract contains about
-Four Hundred & Fifteen Acres:
and the pcsson 70 be sold, is to be carved OF in
The form o. AZ oblong square, from the South
West side cf re farm. BY line running parallel
with James Rcpcr's line, from the. river TO The
maintain; and including the portion already
surveyed BY James M Brown fer the purpose q
sale--a plst and survey Of which can Be seen II
the ofice Of the undersigned
PaFt Of said portion 70 be sold Is cleared land,
ard part clothed with valuable timber
Such tile only as is vested in the Trustee. viii
be made 70 the purchaser it IS believed, however,
TO be nnquestionable.
Sale TO take place about 70 O'Clock, NJ.
ANDREW HUNTER, Trustee
Dec % ta47
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-12
TaUSg SAEE
Valuable Mill, Saw Hill, Steam
EnrsDn Ge.

I =
Engine, &e.,
=. Is THE TOWN or WATERFORD.
ID executed by E3wafd Bonn am, wIrzS
subscribers. Gor the purposes therein expressed,
hearing date 81 OF: March. 1917 and duly record
"a in die Clerks Oniee Of the County Court o
Lesdoun tlls uadeFs;grsd set.lg - aseoissice
SATURDAY, ne Al day Of Har1A, 1878, proceed &C
sell, al public auction, % the highes bidder the
property therein conveyed 10 wit
a Lot continuing about Three Acres,
In the town Of Waterford on which there is .
BRICK MILL,
40 by Sc feet four stories high, with three run Of
A l-afeet Burrs and all the necessary machinery
in complete order; attached TO the mill there is
Mill, ard STEAM ENGINE, capable Of
driving two pair Of Butrs. all IN good order
The mill is capable Of manufacturing from 40
10 80 barrels OF Flour per day-has the adyan-
tage of fine retail custom-and has always
been considered one Of the best stands for coun-
nv work in the county; Alarge and eommodious
Brick Dwelling House,
with Kitchen, Meai-house, and Stable well o
water in The yard, variety Of Fruit Trees, &C.
in fact more desirable situation IS rarely 10 b
met with. Persons wishing TO buy can view the
property previous TO the day Of sale, by calling
on ether Of the undersigned who viii at al
times take pleasure in showing the property ans
giving all The information in their power. TIT
lille IS believed 10 be indisputable but selling q
Trustees. we will convey only such as has beer
conveyed 10 us y
The Ttrnis are: The purchaser 70 satisfy !
prior deed of trust given % secure the paymen
Of two thousand dollars with interest, ION which
tits thought there mag be q credit obtained
some three or four months on the residue lafte
dednciing the expenses of sale) there viii. be |
credit of one and two years from the day OF sal
without ihierest--,hc purchaser or purchaser
giving bond and such security rs may be accept
able 10 the Trustees.
Sale 70 take place on the premises az y o
rloek M. HENRY RUSSEIsL
EBENEZER CRU BIB, II
, JOHN 3. BUTTON,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-12
HENRY BERRY,
ID. II. CONRAD.

Nov. II. 1871. Specidl Coniatissionerx.
Mar,insburg Gazette and HageTsiown Torch
Light viii please publish ill sale, and send ac-
counts to Martinsburs Gazette for collection
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01
GREAT rnMALE MEDICINE.

DIR, TNwNsend's sarsaparilla IL a soverei4n
and speedy curo for l~neipient Consumption,
D]arrenness, t4eucorrhW \, or Whites, obsiruc-
a. or difficult Mcnstruation, Incontinence Of
Urite, OF involuntary discharge thereof, aud
foe the general prustration of the System, no
matter whether the result of inherent cause,
or produced by irregalarity, illness OF seei-
dent.
Nothing can be more surprising than IFS in
Migrating effects on the human frame, Per-
cons, all weakness and laSsitude, from taking
il, at once become robust aad full Of energy
under I sntiuench II immediately counter
acts The nervelessuess Of the female frame,
which L. the great cause of ~harTennasS.
III will mt Be respected IL rs, III cases ofsa
pelieaie 4 naiare, TO exhibit certificates of
cures performed, but we can assn e the affiic-
ted, that hundreds ofcases have been reported
to us Several cases whore families have been
without children, after using a Few BOTTLES of
this invaluable medicine, have been hsessed
with healthy offspring.
DR., To,PRsead-Ny wife belag greatly dis
tressed BY Weakness and General Debility,
and suffering continually BY pain and a SEN
sation of bearine down, falling of the womb
and With other difficulties. and hlving known
cases ARhere yonr medicine has effected great
cures. and also hearing it recommended for
such eases as | have described, l obtained a
bottle. of goar Extract nf ~sarsaparilla. aud toll
lowed the directions YOU gave "a. In a short
period it rem eed her complaints, and restor-
ed herhealth. Being grateful for the benefits
she received. | take pleasure in thus aoknowl-
ejgiag i, and Accommodating il to tie public
Nil MaoRE,
Co. Grand aui Lydins SITS.
-. 49, ~ y2Ag
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01
HORRIBLE


Are sometimes made BY c0pfoandiHg ore n~et4eins
with another ard administering The wrong article.
Equally horrible ara tla9ae mistakes which are made
IN supporting Tint aIi PILE arc aiizs, and thar there.
fore II l. Indifferent which are takeB, and II ore Kind
h. had all ane bad together 1h2 1T q very great
mistake. There i as much difference between
Wrighfs Hfdsaa Vegetable Pills and other articieas as
between midnight All n~e0nIayt We 10 MT with INV
10 take omr word merely for ibis statement. Let any
one having taken 6fher medicines, try Ghis. Nothing
more viii be necessary
Many persons have been ld away by a c0qflag Of
sngar, AZ if tiey anticipated that Fl would remove
the nausea Of the medicine. But fhey are generally
mistaken. WitB0ut the sugar those articles have
nothing To recommend them. and gogsd not be cold
q single day. Bot with THE aarar. ami giving The ar
ficle SIMILAR 10 WughRs Ladsdn 1egefqHe Pill, sbcy
gain a temporary %Hof0fiefv. WOLVES they arr IN
si1eeps clothing, Of whom the public should steer sfi-
GENTLY clear.
Eeti By remembered that Wrtghfs hadian Tegqa-
be Pills are prepared with special reference 70 the
laws that govern the human body Consequently,
they are always good, always usefGls always efse-
tive IN roofing ont disease. Every family should
keep fhsn af hand.
For sale by GRO NJ HEROMAy. BAros ROUGE,
MICHAEL LYvcH jackson, TIos. Cook Lafayette,
JoHS III. HAgD W. Eeiiciana,
Die CIelEaa " Grant, San Antonio de Bsxar, Texas.
General Depot IN New Orleans, where the medi-
cine can be had Al whOiesaie and fgfaiI "A BrDnaeraa.
af the Pieagme Book Bipdery III Camp street
Beware Of medicine under any ofher nan1s than
WIghfs EaIb1a Vggafu5h PHI, and see that lie sg
nature is on the box,
Offices dev0Bed exclusively 20 The sale Of Wrgkfs
IadiGn YsgeEae Pill. wholesale ard retail, 1859 Race
street PhRadsiphla; Us Greenwich street, New York;
end 190 fremont street, Boston,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01

sajiod approaching WbfHahhd6d. ~ itia eH'eu.
! ata 10 tssist nature, by 1Hiehehing The bluotl
~ HiTuvigafatin4 the system. Indeed, Lbs mo-
,iifiee is invaluable fof al the diseases to
wfigA Wufneil are Hthiegt
Il bFieas The whole systefi, teness pnfiiiHs
nantly the natural tiieFgias@Bg removing
the Impurities Of the boly-tiot 80 ~ st lhtiia-
tinp he SYSTEM A. ii produce q Subsequent
fela satiah, which IL the case ef most Indebtedness
iahan TT female weakness an4i'i aasea
HGROFULA CURED, {
THis raatiHea'e t%Bhelusiveiy proves that
this saraap4filia hda paffset control oyer he
M sl a]tsiirhta IL ases u tho blood Three
btts,rns cured Ia baa hBtise is unprecedented
tttlBE CHILDREN,
M 1vpHseAd- DHhf si have the pleas
IRE In fpr tAa yot hat tiites u M children
have haei cured n The set Ffia by The tiFe "
vabr excel edt med cine, They we're afflicted
trav as ere v with bad ~ POS have tabeii Oily
+ n bottles II tt,jE them away, lot which
lpsl myself ufidet lsbp obligation,
initrs. respectfully,
iHAAE w GRAIN, 100 Wogstarastt
Me- YORK;, Ma Oh | 1917.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01
VIM. d. eco.
MF6affHs 0r Apb DsAtBas II IL abwARl

MP6tfsHs By And DEAbHas tn H4 HDYAHs
CtrbtaY, Geo Ae.,-bs GHAuh# 81,
HAVE now IN Store. and for sale at Low
Rates. q general assortment Of HARD NAtE,
CUTLER / a. @H,,Ac insisting ID pa o.
Mills. Iron. Castings, steel. Agss. Toss. ST tl4.
%stteyels, s,o5hes. Is ct les. Bark NJ lis. Gus all
Rifles. French tfF0tsi e III. Dt...t1e Tft54.
'tfafzaii md 6ftaf Ciafaii Mi I'D did
stones: Ahglls. Bellows, Vices. Rowland aHi
other satys oresil kinds, ssythas and ziekle4,
Hooks q d Hinges, Locks. screws. Bolts, tFass
WIRES. =ltoyels aud f'ehgs. peksfs, Ahdifans.
FBiidsrs. Table and Pocket Cutlery, scissors.
RaAafs, Hazgr strots and Homes, sleeves. Cata
ton and Wool Cards, Planes u ali kinds. Files
atl EDGE Tools. CB9pers' Tools. 1'faHs Hoops,
Walters and Trays, bits, Aueers and Anger
BIT Bofdaga. Paints, Oiis, TdfpeHine, Oak I'm
Fitst and Tar. Stray Cutters, Corn shelters
Haries aHd Collars. piautts and Plough
Maitlda, Tin and 1adannaa Wares, Fishing
Tackle IN every VARIETY,
fTMERCttANt'H. PLANTERS aud
others. are respectfully invited to ell and en-
mine tnt themselves
April 1910,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01
GIRLS, READ THIS.

You who have pale compilations, dull eyest
blotches on the face. rough skin, aud arc "ea
of spirits" uss u bottle or two Of DE- Town
sends ~SarsaparillA, II wai cleanse your
blood. remove the rrsoklos and blotches, aud
give you animation, sparkling eyes, fine spir-
It's, an beautiful com lcxton-alt OF which
are 81 immense vaiuer 10 unmarried ladies.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01
ltN11rn arArEA nlltrEn.

CAPT. g. w. Mclean, one Of the United
States tiatiHe Corps aud member d this NRw
Jersey Legislature. has kindly sent ts the
following geft tfcate. It tells it# own story.
RatHay ttft 80; 1917,
4 year sihta ! was tateo with the lHluttza
and INV VII te systnut lrG N Aabrltated
state, | was Induced 10 ~ Dr Fowlseni's
satzipttilIa. anj after fixing Two OF three
b3ttla. | wt# YsFy II uth relieved, and attfi-
butte II entirely To the said H%bfFnRafilla,
have continued taking It.. aud find That | I'M
prove every day, | he tiave It saved my life,
and would o. be without It utdef any enhsid.
rfaliUn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01

Nv Jttl sEt
JOSEPH WEIZLAR's ONE PRICE
Cash Store.
A call from all, who are IN want Of Dry
Goods Dr Cloth ng Is respectfully solicited,
as the ST Ok II goods Is an entire fresh one
and will be off red a. very low rates for eAsH,
and II viii be 81 advantage 10 every one TO
GALL before purchasing else where,
FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
Can also be he'd al q very low price BY
calling at The Il ne price" Cash store OF
Nov. g6th=4J JOS, WETHLAH
MATRAsSEs MATRAS5EsH
manufactured 10 ordert
The Subscribers are now pfepat cd to farni III
tnatfassBs 1T fine shortest notice. Tall and
examine. ~1taF2g=01 "A BnABfebp Il Co
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01

This Extract Of sarsaparalla has been ex-
pressly prepared in reference TO female en-
plants. No female who has reason to sup
pose she IS approaching that critical period,
atha tara Of hfe,r should neglect to Jake it
as 1t is eertsin presentatiYe for any Of the
nemerous and horrible diseases 10 which ior
males are subject n this aDe Of life. 1his
eaperiodaY w delayed several years hy using
Ihis medicine. Nor is it less valuable for
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01
lprNtnna or pnHRIeiANa.

III, T'Uwrtehd Is almost diiiy receiving or
dps from Physicians in ne aHt pats oFtlt
ltnlrii
This iatoppeltfy that wa, The undersigned,
Physicians oftte Cty Of Albany Iaya N M
mrrnrs easpa tfpag ibai ~. 1UwHaenis sui
satn illa. aud ieiiese II 70 be one Of The most
valuable j. ppafatiatts ~ The hatlet'
II. r, puttra. NJ, H.
j. WILSON, NJ. D.
H. a. BHtfGz, u. u
y, II. RFMErBoAF. " t.
Albany, April I, 1910
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01
D. f4An NJ afpt7tH.

Respected slf=lH iitshep to Yrti and II the Public,
resting Upon mo. | take this method aF making Hl1tit
~ The Public. tiidnti ydtt think II Worthy # publish
inp.j ftp rart4rhahls ttiFa fttif NGtihttai T6hiH has
wrought in ihr particular paaes | had been lHhofinE
ttntpt al %iatpttntt in4 tafef Enr ~ MOUTHS. | ltad tried
different piniHtfit rltysitiais. but without success -
tis tfla. the tniliitA would et1it The chHls d day u
twI. bat they vtril1 teittfi with tiattble T%iIle1ta tttl
III / befaiHa VtHk aud etiaFiatetli Ny stomach
tlp tta5a Of again ifetrnins n sound niat! Inst winter
accidentally anH this Invaluable Toni. anil acting
as . t]lfntyhipg mss would tatrli at STRIVES. 81 | caught
NJ q hottie dr ltat Nlntifiie@a HHtt'ttpl taking II.
afItalilp gradually returned and nv spirits alsp. and
Nv tie time hatl. finished the 1lp bottle ! was. us u
wore. d new man. Nearly ii getf his elapsed aitl !
have hbt hal q single chill, Your Pills ara the tt1st
poptilaf pills anjita tss fours. with tespptt
IBiN NELSON
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01
SANGER, HISS f. Co.
FRESH ARRIVALS

A splendid and large assortment Of S,anIe and
Fancy. Goods, which wall be sold Chsap for Cash. ma
deviation from first price asked. ' Nv
april l5-tl, RoYcr,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01
q. II, MARTIN NJ. D.

TWEEN IIHHTt7H JhFHH3 IhFNII1IH 20: ~ "
. Oct ~. latb,
ttr EspeHs r. tafhps-Sif Having been tn41e
acquainted with tht composition u fhtf valuable
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