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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
WV. b McCUTCHON & co.

IMPORTERS Or AND DgAtgRs ~ HARDWARE
CUTLERY, +. c., &c.,-58 GGAvtBR ST.,
HAVE now in Store, and for sale ut low
rates, n general assortment Of HARDWARE.
CUTLERY, &c, &c.@Consistlug in part Of
Nails, Iron, Castings, steel, Axes, Hoes, spades.
~slogsls, stocks, Kettles, Bark Mills, Guns and
Rifles, French Pots Col, OK, Log, Trace,
Topsail and other Chains Mil and Grind
stones, AnVils, Bellows, Vices, Rowland's and
other saws Of Ill kinds, scythes and sickles.
Hooks a d Hinges, Locks, screws, Bolts, Brass
Wares, shovels and longs, Pokers, Andirons,
Tenders, Table and Pocket Cutlery, scissors,
Raz6rs, Razor strops and Homes, ~sieyos, Cot
ton and Wool Cards. Planes Of all kinds, Files
and Edge Tools, Coopers' Tools, Tress Hoops,
Walters and Trays, Bits Augers and Anger
Bits, Botdage, Paints, Gus, Turpentine, Oakuml
Pitch and Tar, straw Cute =, Corn shelters,
Hames and Collars, Ploughs and Plough
Montds, Tin and Japanned Wares, Fishing
Tackle In every variety.
DMERCHANTS, PLANTERS and
others, are respectfully invited to ell and ex
anime for themselves.
April 100.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
NEW AND BEAUTIFULLY
>@ ! II WELRY.

~-@ y II w ~ ~ " u
JUST received, 4 fine assortment Of J~eHelfy
consisting IN part If tho following
Gold Stone and Shell finger Rings.
Ear handkerchief and Key Rings,
Ladies' and ttenllsmen's Bteastpin7.
Scarf Ribou and Hair Pins.
Studs AMI ginave buttons.
Tips glape and Slides.
HarttaAas. Bracelets and Hra,alnt Clasps.
inrhrta ard Mtaiafnfa Casas,
ttalt ard Silver Pencil lasas.
Gold Pens and Silver Tiita1IeF.
Watch Keys.
Ball Tablets and Bouquet Holders.
Gold. Silver and Steel 5partatles.
Stone and Silver Chat Links.
Gold and Steel Mounted watch Ribbons.
Steel Vest Chains.
Jet and Steel Bonnet Slides.
Letter Folders, Pen Holders and PePer
Weights.
Coral, Wax, Satin, Steel, Gold and Silver
Beads.
Hair Ornaments, Polka Head Dresses and
CBrls.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invi-
ted to call and examine for themselves.
Shop on Lafayette street, next door 70 Phil
lips & Lanoue. G.. G. FUTILE.
Feb. II. No g. 1847
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

UNITED 8FATN5 UFFIGFH.
rap.G. W. McLe trE o,e Of / Uufed
States Maj Inc Corps n nen''ef ufstile Ne"
Jersey Legislature, has Sind'y satS Us the
Following cert tieate. II lSlls its own foty
RaitSsy, jan M i847.
A ypat sihta ! was t4kan with the khflne1za
aud nv VIII lie system 'S.R n III lrsted
state. I was induced tos Dr. Frsvisen1's
sars %pattllas and afer = king 'woS'f. t',rfe
bottle | was very II uc5 relieved 3ni attri-
ute it entirely to rhe5satI safsa,arills. !
have continued taking isand find Pat J i'm
pr we aver, day. / lie iSye it saveds my life,
and would OF be witliUUS 1t under aYy consid.
Grafton. &c.,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

OPINIONS or 1nYStCr1Ns.
D.. T'uxn.snd al 4 lily fecHFtnt Or.
1e g fon Pbysigisns ! he Ont paa's oiu9
Union. n
,rhis is . certify thai C. the ttrfIrsiEhe7'
Physicians eftle Cty Of 4 l5a9H lGsa - M
me- uts Eases pfesc ibe IT o#hFgtl y ~ai
cape Ito, and he ie,e 4 f'beo e Of 3Iha most
valuable Preparations III 1te ma Re
II. z PublHe, NJ II.
J. vS1soH NJ. NJ.
n. & Bntse7, ekD.
r. i ErmEupogs, Nj u.
Albany, april !, 1gAdS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
DEFIANCE

Ttsutt4 thar he chs8tsst==iess than ha,tigp pfsss,
and no haatbag !
We have tttst received and are f~eteivifg q large md
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
MACHINERY.
HANEs.
New Perfumerv.

Cologne Water, lsf qHality
Vegetal Cosmetic, giving a fair appearance
TO the skin.
Extr ct Of Bitter Almonds, a delicious per.
fame
Virgin / v negar, to refresh the skin, and
IS a perfume very good To- hose attending sick
persops.
De1trisce, an excellent article to keep ths
mouth in orfer.
Bears and Animal Oil, for the hair.
Fl. LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

A6ricuhufists' and Mechanics Associa-
ion Of Louisidnd.-
EmtLE BARTHB ESQ Of New Orleans
il authorised TO receive and receipt for sub
sefiptiobs to this Association. in the City II
Nav Orleans. o
JoHv J. PBARcB Esq Is authorised to
act as agent for This Associ ton throughout
the State, and 10 receive aud receipt f.
suhscfiptto g. He will also de liver 10 the
Members, the proceedings # The last meet.
ing. AMI t~pceiye communications ON tn
subject nf 4 trieti'urr and Hrcla les.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Chair nan Ey cutiya Conuninfee.
lime 5.--1a
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or THlI HEARI1 RUP-
TnRE. ANDK nROpAYt

EBkA7EE FAl't ~ AAE
TURE, ANDS DROPsY
NetC FSrk, Jntg -, ta46.
Dr. Totrnsead Dsae5sif MY vi q has
been afflicted with q dis5,se ftlte feat, ard
with a te tibla Rupture, tor over ftfen yens,
the greater patt ithe ssne. She Pas heph
trunl ed with $40 tiesF' OF br atfl Rid great
H1ttntiig Of the heat, atlrcli has yen very
distress inr, and has ffptg laut Y lie lsuna 2 tu
leave her bed ! he rtitsite was w arg
AMI severe. She tried qatnts' eve { rene Y
Esr such cases " tn htt &tt q be nfk When
sln he'd taken but lhfen eottles OF Ytsu" exec
lent medicine. she was 4 tely ~reItfFed ~ the
disease # The heat. a = the ruptuEe has al
met entire disappea' ed
She las ,IsU bid he aronsv. and was very
tnn h sw Lien. We ha sIu idea tlra she could
bp 81 benefited. az che hbf such a i apNiration
Of IL GA eas Ilut it has. - strange EF II utay
aprpa rel evel her Of NY Dr. psr. lam " .
that this s atement - st4sttange aa!to hp ear
almost ike lictuun.hut itis, nevertheless, : Der
fsa It's. Your sarsara ;9la il rertH ~ n val
uabrp mpdicinr. an sli&'lI 10 usa[S by over
one that is suh, ring ~ five have he3'n. IT any
H. believe this account Ehey are AT lihe " IA
cal 1T my house and haaa utnla s'mnnstt a.
ton. ! nrs k9spp' tiul VI
WILLIAM Tow8 r, H.. | ttmns-st.
Prinrip,l Office, l3dk Fulton ssreet, sun
Huil Ing, v. Y. Rsddi'E Il c.. q state stree
B,a on. Dir tt & soasr 1872 Moth "a street.
plilad lphin S. $. lTa3 g. Dru aist, Balti-
more. y. N. G han, s3ha Ie tor. 9Wr,ght Il
i,o.. l5i Oh ttfes sf(set. N. o. FOO south
resrist Get, A banv, Fld by a th9 p,iuciral
Dr. q ists aud Hareba,; T. GO or / through
out the Unitel States. we t diAs and the
Cans "a. 81
AeEur rolf BAroN RdueE la.
HUGH +. TADD1LL,
Who keeps coastantly IN h'nd splendid
assortment If y ugs alb MediciteE rich per-
mmery. aud ali + he pbtept neJi4nes Of the
day. &c, &e- al of wis h will bessold at the
lowest sh prices,
l,F I-ll
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

At the store Of the under*rgned IN LafaYetta
streef, will be kept a general stock OF Fancy
dry goods, II when y par has been received
and The balance viii shorty arr We. He re-
pee fully sottcitz a share Of he patronage Of
his friends and acqaaintances. and The publ
in general.
oct. 2-35. JAS. MANSKER.
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Notice.

The undersigned offers for sale, A. The cor
Of Church b Lsvee streets, opposite II. Beal
4 Son.
Sugar. Coffee and -four; Tea in raj II and
boxes; SAN, coarse and fine; Loaf sugar, Soap
and ~tarch; Whsle Brandy, gin and tooac
CO; Bagging, Rope and fwi"g; an ASSORTMENT
Of Q1een's war;; Blankets, X rseys and Linz
seys; Ru&sef sni kip b~soaans; coarse end
fine boots; Ready made clothing, hats an
cap; Moaair p1ajds, z~annets, cajicoes. FiGe
LiBseJs f,r children and konse sergas.,a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
ROOKSI ROOKsI

bUtJhS! .
New AID che p pnbl cat ons; annals f.
1913. Harper's Pictorial B Bile (splerdid e
lon) Alma ac~ an Diaries fer 1913 Ca es
nj Puzz rs, with = r at vare.y of article
a p Ell for t e com ng season, Just received
nd f r s lie very Inv ~
De-, 1s--46 q. VI. liz OMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

The Dsbqis Of this day devotes nearly the whole
Of its frs. page u a third communication from VI
Michel Chevalier. lnlt there IS one passage "hicn
has practical application 70 the existing state OF
things and we extract H.
The only Republic that existed two months back in the
world with &C at hat o. the United sa-s has gwen o
20 years 10 Earope example which ousht hOi 20 nave
been lost IL IL confederation OF sovereign SAFES m
pguber 2s ghich arc supposed 10 have ali military
f-ce and in each OF which frst magistrate is POM
3o,y invested BY Constitution with me general com
and u the land ard orces but they have ha1 me
good not 70 Keep permanent land force n more
nan 10 900 men SEDIMENTS along the frontier IN the
Giro elton o. Indian tribes Canada and AZ sea oHj
navy soncent 20 the unumerable merchsnt ves-
sels ofthe nation to be respected without IA, on ne
ras-rayers more than quarter Or the sum "hieh our
ravs costs Beside this thcTe Is only the niiia Hnch
-swrrs exactly 10 National Guard being formed lks
Il q all citizens, snd entirely grAiuious. and which
never meets hut three tmes The iiea ol war
between toe Confederate enters any ones
read II YOU wish 20 know what return this system
Of pssce ard union has made 10 the Rspuohe, Il 10
easv 10 tell IL. On the one hand, Calculate what
rzee has expenae ed these % years for her military
lem, and On The other add up all that during thS sane
sro private and he states nave gwen IN Norm
America 10 dig canals and -xecae railsAys 10 iouad
INKS spd omen school 10 build TIE inni eaoie steam
- rb,n NAV Do seen on he rivers and axes and CON-
p.rs the two together you viii De surprised 20 ma
Ina, tse arst that which the rAte-rayers have gwen In
Frsnce lcr keeping Of military state winch mas
produced them nothing, ard Of which no result IeHAn
exceeds second that which the uaied states hA'eH
urapsted 20 al the sme,rs,ions which among ihe nave
rsed 81 high the physical intellectual, AMI moral condi-
ton Of the great number and which remains 10 mem -
the constantly Sctvs element ct riches cvhrAion and
t,e.. We on the other hand have given 20 the demon
~ ar that whc1 should have become capital the United
st.ss havs relionsy respected the destination which
good sense indicates for the economies OF nttohs,hey
have converted into capital they have oehs'so hfs
WIS. nson and they have been sed ~ the vel
be,g Of all The citizens by the siahuiy Of ne nsisions
spd ny the general advance in CIVILIZATION. ae,eo
~. rIss or folks; and are punished ioi do
~ "a nv the formidable vreichednssi OF poroh oiour
,s,sn bv political commissions and BY the yiosn; per-
tarb .,on Of all sseeiy II 1t is France ~ea seee mere
. 4, 4. At because The affairs OF France are those
s,S mos ia, u.s. and next because France is Of al
,ne powes Inst of which the military force Is me most
exssreratei. / have carefully examined the e1pehss
which the military system Of france Po' 0a nsi AN1
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The Working CIa.se. Of France.

No greater error can be committed than that
which exists IN England with regsrd 70 the work
Ing classes ~ Frsce. The wOri cduGiIe il dis
trib1isi freely, without reflection and without
Judgment TIE vorkmen Of PARIS especially are
must extraordinary class for the most part pos
Scssed n education. tud certain delrse OF rsia-i
ment of manners. which Immediately pIscs them 90
level With the class above them. while IN intel
lCct. Erd abgve al. in eIrnCs'Gcfs. they sre Ter
.uperior. BOOK a. their behaviour in this revolu
ton, and behold TIE truth OF what I state. The
1neoffh01gtt ami lsngusge-the very atmosphere
Te breathe-seems elevated and purified. What
would have been taxed as high flown romsnce bat
few weeks n5o, haa grown % Be accepted 20 the
ordinary ain and purpose OF every man. have
attended the most remarkable OF the numerous
cluhsnoxset on foot and can only view with amaze
ment the existence of 20 much talent and eloqgeuce
among a class which hss 50 long consented 10 be
called the i1gfsf In the country I have hesrd
spec fromihs humble ro.trum Of a dimly lighted
afe'icr which would have done honor, FOR taste and
cultivation. for elegance OF language and nsstness
OF siIvery. u the highest assembly IN the land
All the beauty Of toe country. too, whether aided
by the higher aspirations which animate them. or
by their yesrning alter all that IS good and true
seem, 70 have become the property ofths class and
you Will behold IN these purely popular assemblies
forms sod cO1ntenances worthy OF Athens 10 her
most glorious days. Foreigners are stuck with
the remarkable proprietv Of language and demesuor
exhibited IN those ASS embiies-nota word ever be
ing permitted u escape which could wound the
most nervous cepubiity-not syllable OF abuse
y sinst the order Of things which has been over
thrown-not gesture which is noi governed by
good taste and feeling. by tyrants We have
peen treated like hrutes said OF the orators the
other cay. "h by mi.der governors we have been
treated as chd-cn-let US arise then. and show
that are NEE. and claim responsibility IN the
q lvernment well as those Sho are richer-not
better-;hanourselves. '-CovcsPoEdeHccM aHcte'-
f.r 4 lrtuInar
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,Kw-yoRE, sArUKpAv nOnuNG, 20. is4s.

r.-s ,s,. everything tse used wtt fs .fs millions u
military pensions which are -ac-tf y arr sn's 10 fun
n SIS ron independently n thsc1s-sss Of n. poole
debt the two third. Or Fh.n Are I'd De- lEfal % var
Here then src SIS millions trurr s~sy every $50
millions for va, n fl 7eaca! &c not how any sbsse
uhfcs call. f1r r11-e searchn. rerrl ttEt Or re
mere s-flfsctiou - kosp aos-oiei nsr a tn army
or me rsvr doira uo7oIE. men ~lc ~old not desire
snytirg better shan enrich icr c1uaiy - her a.
b.r u Ave SIS mlfa1s every fc,-+ "Aat a. impulse
rrufs e cfva1 % the Intelligent cni activity n rhe
ion ?, ne PRODUCTION 4 r-cnes g. re rstcr of capt
Ia =, e h.triocss ~ me yo9u'sI01. cng tbs hff "
tbs SOP 10 Csrhsrrs va enjoyed in al The eroe "a
uoss phich civilization calls iof! Tbs hooeetst - the
N - rr-csus eru,onf q lnpaf gees turPssses 80
millions what England corssnts y pay. Tno, however, -
far richer than wno pays - nn and cfc - In
fnitey more ard v'o ha. p~ssirs 70 ilari s0i pio-
tee On every pat n ne world
Certainly 4 large standing amy il very sily
display Of force either Jr Republican or any other
government where there are no well grounded
reasons for supposns that ia action wiil be re-
quired and We hope the day BE- not far distant
when nations viii understand each other 50 vel
that there viii be 10 necessity for keeping up ar
mics merely - buebears % brighten each Otner into
the r,aintsnsnc. OF pesce We hope also that the
internal affairs OF ali States may be- So well admin
istered tnd the people 80 enlightened as 10 know
that they are vel governed that there will be no
necessity for eny other armed !orce ior toe protec
ton Of order than that Of the armed citizens them
selves against the scum OF society. TINS however
mast be The work of time snd until Il arrives the
maintenance proDortoued In extent 70 real clTclm
stances yeil tie necessary. The government Of
Europe must have found out ny this time that large
armies are OF very little use Tor the protection OF
thrones where they cease O be respected by the
people aud tho connection 1t0 which E1r1ye has
been thrown vii, we trust convince All govern
ulenis that large standing armies arc the first cause
Of rational bankruptcies. Time, however, must
be allowed for things % settle down. and we should
Ike 70 ask NJ Chcval'er how he would find occu-
patton in France for the labor capital Of three
four hundred thousand soldiers thrown suddenly
upon the ia5or market Tine day may come when
soldiers NAV b. much better employed tbsn 10
wasting il i1leness the produce Of industry. WHAT
oar political economists should do is 10 devise some
rational plan to hastea the arrival Of the time for
the suppression Of al the doones Of society Ga
hgRGHis Messenger March 81
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- In bri~e-n MHrfFf 40 !" tIIrN =.
Txs.ns NJ uAIH-HEADs or tAih-Th . ar
.IT1ERFts. ALEXANDER ANDERSON

~ sfs = Mifsd-sueet, tn OF Better, IN The
County Il Artnm 10 frsssd teces.ed prsvi'
ous 20 hs desrh made bod published Ms s,t Ni snd e
t.rsnt IN Whiting he.fins date w. hih es u Isrch,
1913 and thereby sfsr d.sisiag aaf Deqasshns ~
a. b. Devised sad beqIesth.d, a. snd ~ The wrss oio
inx VIZ Of" ave asv-- .Bf bsl1tsf- uDt0 ny n.tpf-
Al so. ALEXANDER ASDE tSOs, sbo r-s.dedisr Pts
bur.h Ia the uut-d states ~ Aercs ~hsr fss h-sfd
rom nm 80 ~ month u February, 1916. the sum OF
hundred pounds sterling provided y 'hal oe asser-
,,in-d BY sdvsssents inserted 10 s0fn> Of ne Norm
American papers, or from spJ other sure Thar ne .
.v. q "a. period Of the isstn or pi.frits o. my sal,
wiz Z" and whereas Anzsry Andeuesf's vile OF N.
ssid Alexander Andersen departed tbs NE on or Aoon,
m, ID day Of November 1916, whereby no ssd es.cy OF
hres hundred pounds steriag hss becOre payable Now
hereby xv. notice TIA, am re;dT and "lIhos' spf
hereby = % ray 20 The said A-xsaner hnderson
II 81 -y- Tor % th- lezs rspres-ntses Of the ~
Air der Andersen provided he vere living - The time
81 10. dec-s. q s,it NsrzsrY Aldefs1l 80 SAD
sDru ofthr.- hnntr-1 pounds s'-rcs upon s@tssc0r1
avid. nc~ bsus gren # b- fscts above required
With. ihre- u0afrs from this date otberwss the said
e.sry ,hs be fr bsrrs0 pA'sd - Bslf-st CooDj
Of Antrim, Ireland, this 18Th ssy Of March lsf s
i5ga,dl JOHN sthNs,
Executor CT tue late David 5imns Eksesi9r Oh
said Alexander Anderson as !" al"
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NEN-YURh THir1UNL.
RI Telegraph 10 The NsO- York Tribune.
oco Foco Nominations.

The Illinois Loco Foco Convection have recon-
ren3ed Gen Cas- as their first choice. and WooD-
,rsy.s the second. The present State Officers
40 all recommended. The Loco Focos Of Mis-
.oodb nave nom mated JAMES %. BowLIS Of $: Louis
:, candidate for reelection 70 Congress
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Lnfesf from OHM .

Rv the ship samuel Russell, Capt PALMER,
,,,igea a, this port yesterday b-ve received tie
c,,aa Mail Of January 90. The Same Russell
b,.nsde an excellent passage, only y days from
Macao The intelligence is Of pacific character.
ysg,ia,ions were in progress which, it was be
loved. would lead 10 satisfactory settle
mani Of the difficulties. Keying had addressed a
communication to the British Consul Macgregor on
The l2.b the following paragraph Of which suiti-
e;.,,iy explains its spirit
me measures taken for The protection Of the English,
az u The merchants and people Of different countries
h,v RELY used The utmost exertions Of mind and BODY,
- ,ssy are in The highest degree complete. Not only
a. f.ee The English. but also tbs thousands Of DatiDI
h he wnoe word. II you will restrain your merchants
,nd people The whole responsibility Of protection sha rest
u,d ne alone. Thus all may hereafter yield obedience
% De TrssJ, and perPetusy enjoy universal peace with
oai ed.
The native gentry Of the City and Country Of
C..,on have published an address 70 the people,
fua, which we make an extract, showing the uni
yerssl desire among the inhabitants to maintain
peace AID order.
Oar Great Emperor regarding ell with The benevo-
noe has permitted foreigners to hher trade the
Urinary obi OF which Is that those foreigners from gfr
an! N Sc near e1s al alike enjoy profit and advantage.
BIZ, recently he Inhabitants The country towns and VII
legts along the ffef DaVe IN united PORES eeaoh anJ
driven foreglers away because they there 10
be abol0r smussmDt, OF there have even been muiual
h0ncces In igbis giving rise to serious which,
sayng Of The question the loss OF peaceful feeling be-
tween Ctacse Pr foreigners ana the obstacles thereby
opposed the high authorities in the nanas OF al
kbs 4 s.o really the cause Of Inconvenience to u.s. the
nlefat and the people, both in person ard property.
We hsre.ore, sosd this declaration TO the gentry, te
rsu fathers. and elders Of the villages Fathers must
VAN children aud elder brothers urge their JURORS
10 e peaceful and quiet IL foreigners chance TO come
sd Warder about for amusement without givins any
Boysnce they may TACT be permitted 10 90 And il
they, relying their force, insult any you shoud In
ssniy them 10 your authorities trat they may
u,oa such evdeIce into the cases and take the
Necessary measures vita reference 10 them; but you
should scr1unt at proceed ~ beat and wound
then, 90 as 70 bring about disturbances
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~ Nntcrtare Establishment, - eoo'''- ~; -
SEQ - go. Ll-r lsisnd. JoEL >EL@, y an, Df'
Poor 10Th rup Pressritzl sffeno 60 pateru
Ore u the fhysc> le,s viii BE 10 constant stsnd'
o. syossf CRY practice attended %. sl't lstp
~ New-YOrk Water Care Establishment
}. PttgsoN, a. Proprietor Tots estso 'hmert Q
upfowa ore OF his most pleasant ard healthy psr' OF
the cty coutll sky rooms Nil several ffFse
psors Cd taHe Tor inTA'ss. othsrw no wish sood
p.in fei sio roe arrsnE-reot flr bssnlas-B and -
~ Forrtcsrth-st near mon - Ne. y Y. - I'M
- Mrs. GOye's Wntcr-Cure Establishment
sI remain a. .6i rsnthtt rear TomPh u.squsre. NJ.
Cow 4. hsrciof1re i receive parsut. a. hrres3-nce
or send them elsewhere Tee sreN sissn'sses 81 the
fofmd.b- diseases especially q females, srs baeom ng
too veil known % require Cd sertisem=nt as In
" Notice II hereby given .hst Books vii b.
3c-n-i pop 10 the Capita Stock ~ tue Peru
.ad lodi spos R.rosd ComPsuy' in the City q New
Yofs By ". J. HOLMAN Of Mismi CO Ia on MONDAY.
May 1873 20 kept open for indefinite tenn of time
sgr per upon the amount 10 required 81 ths time OF
.rhscriblss Ui<S oar
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MONEY LU-T-A s'nsi parcel wrapped 10 piece
NJ e0v.l5D pa5-r enntaning Two draft SD so'pf
$50 10 b.ns bis vas dropped y-.t-rtsy IN the o-rr
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0HIo--The Wings OF Champaign County
adopted the following resolution at their County Con-
vendo1
Received, That Of all American Statesmen would
rather HENky CLAY fresdent-ye; feel but
doi9g dufy, IN leaving choice Of candidate TO the
Wits National Convention; and " hereby pledge our
und ycea and souled support to the nominee Of
that Convention.
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THE MARYLAND TAYLOR COSvENTIoN.-This
Convention me. az Baltimore Wednesday Hon. ALEx.
RANDALL Of Anne Arundel Co. presided, sud oesgsie'
present from al the Congressional districts Speeches
were made Address TO the People of Maryland and
tho Usiied states adopted and resolutions passed Gdvo-
eating strongly the Claims of Gen Taylor as candidate
for lhe Presidency Tho following State Electoral ticket
was sSopied.
For hs Stat; at large:
CHASLrs VI PIrTs, RIcHAKD b. CARMIeBAti~
Dist l.. .Dr Wiinam Tyler IN..Thos Alexander
li..Thoms.F BOwe. V..HeuGy T. Wight
llt..Joho WeslepWAker Nl..Janes A. Stewart