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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28


We congratulate our friend Of the Bat
avin Sun on the progress which he is ma
king on the subject of the ApporIionment
Bill. Some weeks ago he pronounced our
simple suggestion that the election Of of.
icers Of the townships and counties. would
Uelther be bound nor have rrgh, t. re.
gard the provisions of the bilI-to take
any notice Of the election Of Senators or
Representatives, quite too revolutionary.
| Now he maintains the principles Of Du'r.
ism against us, out and out and with
much zeal. lie, however misapprehends
| and so il would seen, does our friend ot
the Cincinnati E"quirer) this mastery in
cerrainiy imagined tha, we had mad e
ourselves sufficiently clear 10 avold being
misund derstood. The 6rm and masterly
Iinaclivity which we advised, and which
we are happy o find coucurred in by sew
eral among the must respectable tour ex.
changes, was meant to last only Till after
lhe tiHe Wben tHe term " seTtlCe VI 'hP
present members of the legisla IRE should
expire since up TO that period there is
a formal. regular and peaceabIe mode "l
avert,ng the evil which impends us-by
means Of special session of the legisla
,ure, and the enactment Of an Apportinn
meut Law. We were in favor, and ar,
still and shall he 10 the end, Of mean time
taking measures calm and deliberate, bu
most firm, nnd d. iern,ned TO meet the con
Idition of affairs whpch we solemnly believs
will exist after tha, period. in case M
sppcial session he convened and law q
nacted. What the Intermediate as wei
as the ultimate measure. shall be are Tho
proper subjects of the free discussion anc
sober consideration Of the people. III,
presses and Convention the 10th Of Nav
The proprieiy-nay the necessity OF TIN,
delay till the time referred to, and IT.,
imprudeuce, the danger even of precipi
tating events, we have already poinie,
out, and mean not COW TO repeat or TO en-
large upon the subject farther, adding
only that vhsn the hour has come, we shal
be found with the very foremost in th'
Ivan. ofthoso who are resolved never q
kield - Dayton Empire.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
THr oatrAss PRopEarr IN FnAscr

The ORLEANS PROPERTY IN FRANcE.-
A recent statistical work ON France,
states that the bulk Of the property oi
Louis Philippe was in forests. and a,
Duke OF Orleans, his income thence was
a, least E3oa coo yesr. The crown es-
tates he possessed as king. were all prin-
ciPally in woods. yielding him East, 900
more.
This accounts ia measure, for the
enormous price Of fuel in Psrs. where
~ood coats from ,ix,een to t~enty dollars
per cord. and Vas retailed 10 a smaller
way to the poor, by :he Peand.--0 Siaies.
maa.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
STILL LATER.

Arrival ofhe Steamer Sarah Sands Aus,
hian Troops Eapeited from Stockholm
and Sd,dtaia--l5U 0uU Soldiers ordered
TO Russlan Poiand--Temcs Deciared
for Il Repubh!- Russia mouing Troops
10 Potand. and France sending .armtes IN
the same direction.
NEW YoRK, April 81, 4 O'clock, p. NJ
Editor of the Staiesman:
The Steamer Sarah SANDS, which sailed
rom Liverpool on The Sd iIst., has arrived
with stlll lateraud addiilunti intelligence
The news she brings is vasly impartan',
The revolution IN LombTdy conf
ed. The Austrian loss, in lie hlo"dy con.
q CT which ensued upon The treaking ou'
oi the Revolutions is 90 600 MN. The re-
naming Austrian troops wer then with
dtawD.
The Austrian troops have also been ex
peled from Sard,nla.
Denmark is making preparation tor war
DlstutOa0Ceb nave OThhoU outt'1'
holm.
Venice has declared for Repblic.
Large numbers Of French wht entered
Rel ,inm, have been driven hack
The Emperor of Russia isseuing large
bodies Of troops % Poland, ont down
the revolutionary movement. lie French
army is moving iowards the .\oh!
Great agitation is said exist in
France The La p esse has cne out aud
denounced the Provisional &ernment
The election has heen postponi until the
23d. The convention is TO met on the
4,h Of May.
! A Provisional Governmen has been
| formed at Milan.
The establishment Of a trnhlic in
Prussia is not confirmed. d. hund red
and 6ny thousand s"ldiers hav beea or
dered 10 Prssipn Poland TO pudown the
Revolutionary spirit Of the p,pie.
ireland remains apparen,lyaiet.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
Mr.. Trist under arrest..to be sent Home
Yours i, & C. A.

: Mr.. Trist under arrest-.to be sent Home
The correspondent Of the New Orleans
Picaynne. writing from Mexico, under
date Of March 22d in speaking Of the tes
timopy of Mr.. Trist, says
s'You will perceive, even from his Ian
guage, the bitter feeling Of hostility he
has towards General Pillow and the Pres
1 ident but il was necessary to have heard
him give his testimon Ito mark his tone
and emphasis--,o measure the fuIness Of
tins feeling. II is not known when his
animosity to the President took root, but
| il has been by no means modified by the
Pres nt's recent course towards him --
Mr. Freaner, who arrived here on the
10Th inst. with depatches from Washing
ton, brought among other communications,
an order to Gen. Butler to send Mr..
rrist out of the country as soon as lie had
given his evidence before the court Of in
qniry, and, am led to believe, as pris.
oner. Gen. Butler Immediately commn>
nicated to Mr.. Trist the orders Of the
Government, and apprised him Of his in
tention to execute them. Mr.. Trist then
addressed long letter to Gen. Butler,
denying his right to arrest, or forcibly
move from the country, an American cit>
izen. The reply of the General was, briet
", that he had received orders from his
government, imperative in their nature,
and that he would execute them to the
letter; and, furthermore, that ii was ME tn
er his duty, or inclination to reply to the
argument of Mr.. Trist in relation TO his
rights as a citizen, The Government
Tris,, TO vindicate its dignity and assert
its authority. In regard to his treaty, he
seems to fear that grain of the glory he
seems to imagine will accrue TO him from
his connection with ii may be lost. /,
was whispered here, as well as at home
that Gen. Scott had aided him to make
the treaty, and, in case Of its being rati.
fed, that Scotts friends would claim for
Lin The credit, not only of having direc
led the military operations which imme'
dla,ely preceded the negotiations, but
also Of having been chiefly instrumental
in producing the treaty. Mr.. Trst. there
fore seizes the first good opportunity Gu
his .-st imony before the oourt) TO excul.
pate all parties but himself tom the ne
gotiations, and particularly desires, to
apparently, to free Gen. Scott from ,he
suspicion of having connived at hts disre-
gard of the instructions Of the President"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28

We have just time as our paper 10 going
to press TO announce the death Of our ss-
tesmed aud respected friend and towns
man, Bella LATnAH. Some seven months
sisce, he was taken sick al Cleveland,
aud for many weeks his iiie was despaired
OF; but lie was enabled finally TO reach
hsme, but his issossry was only hoped
Tor, not realized This announcement is
indeed meiansAoly TO his family and
rieads, Tor fsw men had a larger body OF
friends 10 ~osss 90 svcL an sssssioa.-
SsafesmaH.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
CIOversptd.

1t has become fixed fact, we believe
that nothing fair, honest, or honorable Ca
be expected from the managers Of the de
Itonct Wooster Bank. They intend /
settle up the affairs Of the institution t,
suit themselves, regardless Of The interes,
Of those who cohfded 10 their iniegriy
We did at first suppose, from the charac
Ter and Standing Of the Directors. the
mUst OF whom are professors oi religion,
aud members Of The church, that some ef-
fort would be made al least, To redeem
the paper aud settle up The affairs Of the
bank, with as liltle Ioss10 the bill holders
as possible, but 10 this we were mis- AIKEN.
They are acting as dishonesty as ine0 eau
ocI; aud no person here who has watched
their mabeuvering hesilales for moment
to charge them with unmitigaied sconnd.
Ielism.
On Friday morning last, under the
supecious pretence Of shipping C1ouersefd,
the Directors shipped The specie OF The
Bank to Cleveland. THIS was done for
Ihe purpose Of placing the specie in the
uands OF agents al different poin,s TO buy |
up Woos er paper; or perhaps the specie
" as placed in the Canal Bank of Clev,s
aud, zone Of Lakes th,eying shops to keep
/ up short tine, while It's paper VIII
probably be used b, the Bank agents to
'ny up the Wooster paper 25or 20 cents
~ the dollar. THIS uudoubt edly is the
One of the Stockholders
ere has admitted that this is the onl,
'ay in which they can save themselves -~
Tayne Go, Democrat
The above is the last turn in the wheel
f"cunnlug," "a uirtue of wings boast ia
,akiDg laws. II is about equal to The
hipment of"pipe" by the fedtralss OF
phia, to vote in New Yak
But where is the .4Horapy GfnernR--
5 his busines. confined wholly to bolster
ng up unconstitutional laws to petpe.
nate fede raj power IN efianCe Of The pub
C voice! The people are paying dead,
,r wing rule-dearly for bad prlnci pies
early for The corrup,lons Introduced IN
D the Stale government. by loosiug sight
first principles, and equal and exact
Istice to all men, Ohi0 Slntpsman
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
For the Pioneer.
MARCH OF INTELLECT.

This little sentence composed of only the
short words. 10 perhaps abused and misspply-
ed ofiencr than any othsr Of the same length
II does not mean suppose, the powers ofmind
that has produced the'liah'ning line and the
Rail Read speed, or that makes the statesman
and orator, or produces legal minds. u only
means change Of political opinion to secure
an offies and nsshiag more.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
sandusky and NorwaIk ank..

These shaving shops have ot broken.
as was reported. The rumq oh'si"ed
currency by the fct that 'h Ba"ir o'
Springfield and Cleveland. rfssed thtir
paper. A little m0e gener"U confide deme
is needed. that. Al. Hold on MY
longer. and il they don't breaksoon SON
others Tie Wooster hank was ciai's
ed b, its friendsasd hirelines. to he ~
hes, add safest n the Sia'e--and yet
hs. explo led. How can We. ,herefor'
place aay reliance npon the resi-
We say--sTAND FROM uNDER!-
Stark co. Dsmocraf.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28

1 edn An attempt was made 10 reconside
lie vote upon the adoption " the resolu
tionon the ground that they were no.
aware Of It's effect shen the question wat
fist taken but failed. The rage and con
sterDation Of the recusant and recreanl
Senators is indescrbable, when they
were Informed oftbis action. They espe,
cially insisted that il was not done In or.
der, these order-loying conspiraiors
against the constitutional government
The, however cooled. down BY this after
neon, and satisfied that they were ontwit
ted tosk their seats once more, looking
like convicted barn burners. To make
the whining complaint that the thing was
not done in order still more ludicrous, it
appears that they are more hard in not
being allowed time to follow the example
set by their brethern 10 the Senate, as
they were pledged aud anious TO do, by
tranpling under foot all order and rules
than by the mere passage Of the oiH. il
they had seen the result aimed at by the
resolution Of Mr.. Park soon enough { have
called for the yeas and nays, the House
would have been left without quorum
and the revolution complete.
How long the session vii be protracted
by this disgracefUl affair remains to be
seen. Two or three thousand dollars at
least of the peoples money have been
W asted by it. Can they sustain there dis.
organizers! A resolution passed the House
TO day for final adjournment on Tuesday
Ihe cath ins'. In the Senate il vas refer.
red to Mr.. Lewis.
Yours. AGA.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28

IowA.-Thomas II. Benton, jr. fDem.l
has beeu elected superinsehdeot, Of Pob-
lie Ipsiructios 10 Iowa.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28

King of Bavaria com pelled to Abdicate.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
THREE DAYS LATER FROM
Il u r. OP f.

Revolution in Lomb ,rdy complete.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28

TeIegraplic Dispatches Tor the Ohio
y atesmsn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

AgricmItmists' and Mechanics Assocta
ION Of louisiana
EMILE BARTHE ESQ of New Orleans
is authorised to receive and receipt for SUBJ
scriptions to this Association, in the City Of
New Orleans.
l.. s. HoUeHToN ESQ: is authorised to
act as agent for this Association throughout
the State, and to receive and receipt for
subscriptions. He will also de iver to the
Members, the proceedings Of the last meet.
ing, and receive communications on the
subject Of Agriculture and Mechanics.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Chairman Executive Committee.
June SIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

GkAA l r fIAlAlAL WbIDASAkN
DR.. Townsend's sarsaparilla is a sovereign
and speedy cure for Incipient Consumption,
B~arrenness, LeucorrhE', or Whites, obstruc-
10 or difficult Menstruatlon, l"ncontinence of
Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, and
for the general Prostitution of the System, no
matter whether the result of inherent cause,
or produced by i~rregulari'y, illness or acct
dent.
Nothing can be more surprising than its Inc
vipuratinC effects on the human frame. Per-
eons. all weakness and lassltude, from taking
il, at once become robust and full OF energy
under it~sinhuencs. Il Immediately counter
acts the nervelessness of the emale frame,
which is the great cause OF barrenness,
Il viii not be expected of us, in cases of so
~uelicaie a nature, to exhibit certificates of
cures performed, but we can assure the Attic
ted. that hundreds of cases have been reported
10 us Several cases where families have been
without children, after using a few bottles of
this invaluable medicine, have been blessed
with healthy offspring
DR.. Tdtonssnd-My wife being greatly dis
tressed BY weakness and General Debility,
and suffering continually by pain and a sem
eation Of bearing down, falling of the womb
and with other difficulties, aud having known
cases where your medicine has effected great
cures. aud also hearing i recommended for
such cases as | have described, | obtained a
bottle of your Extract Of sarsaparilla, and fol-
lowed the directions you gave me. In a short
nerioa it removed her complaints, and restoF-
ed her health. Being grateful for the benefits
she received, / take pleasure lin thus acknowl-
edging Il, and recommending il to the public
M. d. MooRE,
Cor. Grand and Lydins Sts.
Albany, AUG. IL. 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
VIM. q. eco

oF And DEALERS IN HARDwABE
CUTLERY, &C, 8G.,-b8 GHAvtEB sT.,
HAVE now in Store, and for sale at low
rates. d general assortment Of HARDWARE,
CUTLERY Sc, &G.,-Consisting in part Of
Nails, Iron Castings. steel, Axes, Hoes, sp tdes,
s~tovels, $ oekes. Kettles, Bark Mills, Guns and
Rifles, French Pots! g il, Ok, Log. Trace,
TonsaiI aud other Chains; Mil and Grind
stones, Anvils, Bellows, Vices, Rowland's and
other saws of al kinds, scythes and sickles,
Hooks and Hinges, Locks, screws, Bolts, Brass
Wares, shoyels and longs, Pokers, Andirons,
Tenders. Table and Pocket Cutlery, scissors,
Razors, Razor strops and Homes, ]sieyes, Cot
ton and Wool Cards. Planes Of all kinds, Files
aud Edge Tools, Coopers' Tools, T'ress Hoops,
Walters and Trays, Bits, Augers and Anger
Bits. Bondage, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Oakum
Pitch and Tar, straw Cutters, Corn shelters
flames and Collars, Ploughs and Plough
Moulds, Tin and tapanned Wares, Fishing
Tackle in every variety,
GgMERCHANTts. PLANTERS aud
others, are respectfully invited to call and e&
mine for themselves.
Aurii tO,--1O.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

,hnse approaching wonanhood, as tis ca'cui
lstnd to assist nature, by qufekening me p,ooe
and ftyieorating the system. Indeed, 'b's ms
Jicipe IL jnvaI nable for all the diseases 10
witch women are subject.
II braces The whole system, renews Perlna-
nsntly the natural energies-by removing
M Impurities Of the body---not SO lar stlmula-
Tina tho system az - produce u SUBSEQUENT
ralss ,atlon, which il the care Ufrnost medicines
,akan far female weakness and di- case.
sCROFULA CURED.
This Certificate cunolusively proves that
this sareaparilla hds perfect control over the
M ri obstinate il asses Of the blood. Three
psrsora cured IN one house is unprecedented
THREE CHILDREN.
Dr. T,otgussnd-Dear sir ] have the pleas
rrp 10 inform YOU that three Of my children
have been cured If the s%crufnla by The nee o,
yonr excellent med icioe. They we're afflicted
yyarv 10 erel V with bad stresi have taken o,iy
fnI bottles it took Them a"aj, tol when
fepl myself under deep obligation
Yours. cspectIuIly.
ISAAC W.CRAIN, LOG Woostor-st.
New York, Ma .oh l ls47,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
AeENr FOR Baron RoUGB la.
HUGH I. WADDILL,
NEW N BEAUTIFUL!

SPa J + WELRY.
JUST received, a fine assortment Of Jewelry
consisting in part of the following:
Gold Stone and Shell finger Rings,
Ear Handkerchief and Key Rings,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Breastpins.
Scarf Ribon and Hair Pins.
Studs and Sleeve Buttons.
Tips Slaps and Slides.
Necklaces, Bracelets and Bracelet Clasps.
Lockets and Miniature Cases.
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases.
Gold Pens and Silver Thimbles.
Watch Keys.
Ball Tablets and Bouquet Holders.
Gold, Silver and Steel SpectaCles.
Stone and Silver Coat Links.
Gold and Steel Mounted watch Ribbons.
Steel Vest Chains.
Jet and Steel Bonnet Slides.
Letter Folders, Pen Holders and Paper
Weights.
Coral, Wax, Satin, Steel, Gold and Silver
Beads.
Hair Ornaments, Polka Head Dresses and
Curls.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invi'
ted to call and examine for themselves.
Shop on Lafayette street, next door to Phil
lips & Lanoue. c. c. FUTILE.
Feb. IL. No. 2. lS47.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

BEAL & SON
Have lust received the following articles
which they will dispose Of at reasonable prices
% doz plain aud fancy Brooms
3 do patent rolling pins
$50 lbs washing (sa) soda
100 do s~aIeratus
800 do spice
BOO do Pepper (biach)
/ case stougbtons wine bitters
| do essence peppermint
/ do olive oil
CUTLERY.
60 doz. assorted table and pocket knives
for sale.
BEA1 and Son,
NEW ARRIVAL.
BEAL g. son have just Reed, u rect,
80 Birrel9 (New) Saint Louis Flour
1000 lbs. TIutter-HhoiCs western
10 Half Blrre's Butter Crackers;
80 do Potatoes, .
@ IS do AppleE,
10 Boxes Cincinnati Star Candles
50 do do DO Mol Soap
Oct. 23.--3S.
SUGAR. prime article, for sale by
he hogshead or barrel.
BEAL a. Son.
OrL-Sperm, Whale and Olive oil, "A
bv Teal 6- Son.
SALT. q
100 sacks coarse and fine s~altjnst r~eeety"
81 and for aulG >
BrAt and son.
POWDER
30 whole, half and quarter kegs, surerar
uality
BEAL and Son.
BAGGTNG AND ROPE.
10000 Yds. Bagging.
10000 lbs. Rope,
For sale by. A. Malta.
May 22.-l6
BROWN SHIFTING 4 L~IxsEYs, for sale by
BEAL & Soy.
OIL, 5 Barrels winter bleached Whale Oil in
store fnr sale bv
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
CASTINGS,

We have Just received direct from the mao
]ufactors u complete assortment Of tho abOv
castings consisting in part of, ne follows
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
Trom the NasEna Gazatfe. ". IN

hy-A good medicine il as much 10 b. recommended
as o good cheese. md the 6re is perhaps NJ necessary
as the other. We deem Wrights Indian Vegetables
Pills If the class If good medicines, and DO not Ifesi.
tate to say 50, The extensive uso which Is made of
them. j.. however. the best recommendation
DlSl OMF1TUBE Or HONCEPATHYl
HodHEsrEa, ". y. Nov. II, 1917
N. W. WtiEh-Dear sir ! am happy 10 inform
YOU that | have seen and fit tire good effects Of goBy
celebrated tndlan Vegetable Pills. Last winter. On
New Years Day. ] was thken suddenly id with n
beqty cod, accompanied with q Uioicat tcner. Tho
person was boarding With was a believer In liorb-
ce1athy, and gave me- two Or tfrea dasae Of Morphine,
which made ms dr0Rsy 8Hd very waak ard III TWEEN
ty-foar hours | lay q gpoi part If the tTaf d~eEirots.
Of Touf agents was stopping at tbh hguFe nj tta
tine, wit9 offered re q boz Il yotr PLls. ] fork
Them. and IL I'M d4gs vas able to no around N my
room.
Since tbat tiua ! have been a patron Of yhur valua-
bic medicine. am a we'll mai, my health IL better
Than IT has f4seu for years before And I RECOMMENDS
I'll evfa9 are IN ueed Of medicine n Try WrtRh9 n
diuu Veeohabe PAs. Respectfully, yours, dr.
AueUsr0s L. HooT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
GIRLS, READ THIS.
444 Bowery.

You who have pale compilations, dull eyest
blotch es on the face. rough skin, and are lou
of spirits" use a bottle ar two of DIR Town.
sends SarsaparilIa. 1t will cleanse your
blood. remove the freckles and blotches, and
give YOU animation, sparkling eyes, fine spir-
It's, and beautiful complexion-all OF which
are of immense valuer to unmarried ladies'.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

Wrjehf's Tudian VegeiaJh PNs-Ofoll the public
advertised medicines Of the day, we know Of nons
flesh is heir TO-" fhan the Pills that ara sold ut The
depot Of the North American College n Health, No.
lO8 fremont ST. B6ston. Several instances We know
Of where they ar8 used IN families with the highest
safisftcffou: and no longer agD than yesterday, we
heard an aminsht physician Of this tity recommend
them in binh terms.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
MONEY WAN TED.

For brick already made and burned in
Baton Rouge.
Also contracts for setting md burning
brick In East or West Baton Rouge. The
subscriber is prepared to give his bond for
bis good performance oftwico the smount
of his contracts, he will undertake TO burn
on brick except such as are well dried.
Large jobs only are solicited.
June 5-1s d. L. FRANCIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGTN-
EERING.
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that IN pursuance Of a
contract wi h and under instructions from the
Surveyor General of the public lands for the
State Of Louisiana, | will re survey and make
the corrections Of the lines, OF public lands
and private claims, embraced in the follow
ing Townships, in the parish of East Baton
Rouge, Greensburg district, Louisiana, viz :
No. Z, south of range no. |, west in which
Baton Rouge is situated Township no. 7,
south of range no. l, east Township no. z,
south of range no. 2, east, Township no. 8,
south of range no l west, aud Township no.
8 south of range no. l east.
Being duly commissioned by p 7 Landry,
U. States Sur. General for the State Of Louis.
lana, | will be prepared to execute private
surveys, in any part Of the State, and also
levelling in all its branches. Letters address
sed to tho care of Thomas III Weightman,
ESQ, Sur. Generals Office, DonaIdsonville, or
Daniel d Avery, Esq, Baton Rouge, will
meet with the early attention Of
J,CLAXTON TAYLOR,
u. s Deputy Surveyor & Civil Engineer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
OPINIONS or PHYSICIANS.

OPINIONS OF PHf SIJIANVs
DR.. Townsend Ia almost daily receiving Or
ders from Physicians In dfe. ent parts oithe
This isro certify that we, the undersigned,
phvstcfaps orthe CITY of Albany, have in nu-
merora eases prescribed DR.. Iownrend's eat
sana, lila. and believe it to be- one Of the most
valuable preparations in the market'
II. 2. PULLING, ". b.
J. WILSON, u. d,
n. n, BR1gGa, NJ. y.
P. E. ETNEEpoRF, ND.
Albany, april !, 1916.