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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
Lewi.burg, Oct |, 1919

OrYoung Men Of Union county NJ .
Slier is one OF your number, yet Is Older
than meu who were NJ, nbers OF both Ma
tnuai and State Legislatures. Con>lderlu- :
lis limited advantages, HIS efforts 10 ~in Il
good name. and his admittcd talents, he Is
one OF the mos, promising men III or
country. There are few better lud-es {!
m.n ihan N,r u cSaGs h, who since hl,
ncoua,ntance wnh Mr.. Siler has taken
unwcarIed pans To piare HIM IN pr>1ton
WORTHY al his abiIl,rs. Although he ha ,
and attempts none oi tie arts ni the dema
eon,te aud his MANNERS may Stem distant,
,e. all whp know hl,h know IA, hear, l.
full OF kind aud generous impulse, 10 all
l. he have moi the graceful attitudes or the
raiavcsIrs ans % dancing master, or ,h':
sens, les e.otis'n at street bia"irr, he
has bat IS lar better IN Il l4rsisitlurr---a
rnndes'y. di4ui'y, and s.l-rcsprct uhirh
vii win tm esteem and influence. let
II not bc said ol HIM :" be Is not without
honor save IN his own couutr,.'T There
is no one uiore deserving Of good round
vote. Il write uu!o yon, young men,
because We are strong"
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

NINEGAR-good Cider Vinegar tor
sale by IG LtW>he
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

sTo show the utter b,seness of ths efforts to
defeat Col. Sli,er. notice iew only of the
many ial-ehoods pdus;riously circulated abroad
/. He is lrishman' Every drop OF
his blood is Amer'can-ot German origin.
3 He has teen in the county few weeks
only" His grandfather, father. and mother lie
buried in this county, and lie voted here for Pre-
sident in 1910 "A and is.
3 s. He has hardly come Of age He is
between 30 and 40 years old.
4 "l,e drank and treated at certain time
and place. Maj. Thomas, who was with him as
alleged, as,uies Us he did neither Enough
ELI SLIFER was lei. poor orphan boy-wa
bound out TO a iarmer-afterw ards learned the
haiter's trade-quitted it on accoun, Of his poor
heaith-follo boating for time and then
commenced bodybuilding. He is a self-ma,le
made man--such an one as the American people
delight to elevate. A man of unfllnching honor
the same honest man at ell times-ELECF
HIM and he will do honor TO your town, to
your county. and to humanity.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
Real ESTATE.
Nothing sssz'cl' than Lanll--
and no better Farms than in Union county.
foy Sole,

VNHE HOUSE AND LOT situated or'
the corner of Third and Anthony St.
(dlaaano from II. K. Noit's.j 1t is Il par'
ot Town Lot No 100, being % leet wide
and has on /, a small frame Dweiing. S'a
be, and other out Buildings. Po>>c>S'"r
can be given in ten DAYS. ANY one wish.
ing home, will Ilease call soon. Ie'n'
made easy. ). AhMON.
LewisLurc, Oci. |. !Si9
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

{ CHipSTUFF aud Shorts for sale by
y IG [awshe
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

DEST Lard Lamps and Lamp "'c's
ID for sale by lG La~she
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

Gone TO their Graves.-One by one the
revolutionary Patriots are passing away.
We are called 10 announce the death of
two of these heroes Moses Pcrkens seed
80 years, and Thomas Brown. aged l05
v-rre, bo;b of Warren county, Tennessee.
We could write much of these old war
riors; bu. they need no eulogium-,heir
advanced aye speaks more than onr feeble
pen can trace. Peace be 10 their memory.
-Mmfreesbororgh ,Tenn Telegraph.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

tTThe following are the nominations
"f the Wing party in New York State:
Joshua A Spencer, Oneida, Judge Of Ap-
peais Washington Hunt. Nlagarn, Con.
'roiler; Chrlsiop'r Morgan, Ga, uga, Sec.
Of State Samuel Stevens, Albany, Au'y
General Alvah Hunt, Chenang", Treas
urer; Nelson Y Beach, Lewis. Canal
Com'r fIez'h e Seymour. Rockiand, 81.
Engineer; Benz Squire, St. Lawrence.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

T'LAX SEED Oh, pure White Lead, We
L ni,an Red, Whiting, Yellow OchIe'
Spanish Brown. Glass, Putty, &c., by
& l.awste
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

I COMEiHlNG NEW-Soaps,one Gf'd'
y dies for sale by u Lawshe
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

y dies for sale by / u Lawshe
nR. MLANE'S WORM REMEDY. has
IL has long been admitted TO be the hes'
medicine ever Discovered for expelmg WOrH'
from children. The following certificate sPcaAs
volumes IN its favor:
MARESso. WAIVE Go. NY.
June 23, lS47.
certify tha, have used M'Lsne's Nerrnii"ee'
and found it all that il Is recommended 10 IT,
aud have sold It, and have in all cases found "
be an eff ctual cure. WA FANChEE.
AGENTS &c W ScuAFFLE. Lewisburg u
Sheaier, Million | GerhaIt, Sehnsgrove' !
Firing, Sunbury Mrs M'Cay, Nodthumbeiisnu'
NJ Glief, J MuoIs, DaH,llle ---. ...
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29

.JGALIEoRNIA, THE LAND OF OPH1R.-The
Pittsburgh Daily Dispatch gives q column
=. editorial 10 prove that California is the
Aaaadiof OpbiT," where the ships Of Hi.
nam saad Solomon obtained the csrgoes of
gold, used in building Solomon's Temple.
'tAs Dispatch concludes: SIT is difscult
70 ax supen- any othsr location than y 0w'
-ead'1 upon the Pacific, from whence the
navy of Hiram could have taken gold in
,anaaasnce, andistill maintain the correct
- osihHt CONSUMED in ths voyage, IT
IlsnsAa JDr.Adsa Clarke says, .'sn9 man
Knows ssrtainlys 10 this day, where this g
pnir was located"-and if recent discove-
ne pfogs that California is a gold country.
ssarndlng in that precious metal, we may
Izsffy 1fscnctade u view Of the three years
axsysge, with al The circumstances Of the
i 49, thstt tie country of California is the
et Ophsr, 50 long hrknown 70 com.
!. @easatofs upon holy whit" 'hssS m
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29

In the conclusion of my first address to the
Legislature, it was stated that an oath had been
taken ito support the Constitution of the United
State and of this State and to demean myself
faithfully in Offices" and the opinion was then
expressed that the obligations of that oath were
fully appreciated, and the importance Of the du-
ties fully understood; and a further pledge was
given properly to observe the one and faithful
ly to discharge the other, properly to observe
the oath and faithfully TO discharge the Duty
1t is believed that, that pledge has been redeem
ed; and with an easy conscience and a right good
will the affairs Of the government are now turn
ed over to nv successor, with the hope that the
voyage may lie smoothe and pleasant while he
holds the helm-taat he may steer clear of bad
men-that the legislature may not improperly
embarrass him-that the press generally may do
him justice-that God Almighty may smile upon
his administration, and that the people may be
prosperous and happy.
JOHN C. EDWARDS.
Jefferson City, Dec. 10Th, l84s'
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29
LOST TIM E..

,ts'i threw a bubble 10 the sea; sd ,-ra
A billOw caught It hastily: at-r'
Another billow quickly came,
10 '''alSuccessfuIly the prize to chain;
From wave to wave unchecked it passed
Taftossed upon a strand at last,
Thus glide unto an unknown shore,
asls Those golden moments We dePlore,
Those moments which, not thrown away,
Night win for US eternal day.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29
FURTHER EXTRACTS FROM GOV. ED.
WARDS MESSAGE
MILITIA LAW.

In addition to an increase of the exemp-
ton fee recommended, two other slight a.
mendments should be made in the militia
In the change from the old system to
the new, the officers in commission went out
of Office with the expiration of the old Law,
and nobody was left with the authority to
hold elections and certify returns, To
remedy this, it is suggested that any sworn
officer, civil or military, might be autlloriz-
ed TO hold elections and make returns
The form of the return should be prescrib-
ed and published with the law. The law
is further defective in not requiring musi-
clans TO give bond for the safe keeping and
return of their instruments.
The military fund for the last fiscal year
was $2,699 SO. The law was not then in
full operation. Of this sum 81, 749 &c have
been expended. To the latter sum should
be added $24s 0s, allowed collectors for
commissions and delinquent lists. This
would leave q balance Of the fund of 1902
OF unexpended.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29

The Washington Union has a letter from De-
troit, which states that Gen, Cass will be re-
turned 10 the T., s Senate by ar unanimous vote.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29
from the Home Journal.
THE SPRING DOWN IN THE DELL.

Though years have glided, like a dream,
Since l stood by Thy side,
Yet still, thou little ripping stream,
I've thought Of thee with pride,
And blessed thee, as | bless thee now
Oh! l remember well!
How thou did'st cool ny fevered brow,
Dear Spring, down in the dell!
On many a golden summer hour
Laid me down 10 rest,
Where every wind would throw j shower
= Of blossoms OIL my breast,
The spangled flowers grew around
Oh! | remember well!
The mosy rocks, The velvet ground.
The Spring, down in the dell.
Thy waters sparkled in my cup,
And flashed along the rim,
And when raised il, gladly, up,
And broke its dimpled brin,
Far sweeter than then Samian wine e
= OH / remember wcll!--
Was that bright crystal wave Of thine,
Dear Spring, down in Tie dell.
And, inirrOred in thy mimic glass,
9 I've watched The artless grace
OF many a dark-eyed village lass,
As she did kiss thy face,
And / have envied thee thy lot
Il OH Iremember well!
Thou will not, can'st not be forgot, .s.-..
.le- Sweet Spring, down in The dell .a,as
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29

! The ersuiusn is the dwelling'placs Of the
.ouls The organ of time is its t~F'ne-pteee;
t"t when t6e soul sits ali .dayin its back
rooms. some times forgets. to wind up rs
clock-G Cal,
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29

"OH, Marty VAN."-Here is q Wing
on "Oh, Susannah:"
81 had a dream the other night,
When all around was still, g
thought | saw Old Kinderhook
'.fgOing dozen the hiK.' -
A cabbage stump was in his meath, '7A
A tear vas in his eye, .d"t !';s1
Says he, We're beaten north and south,
But Johnny don't yOu cry."'9 "a. h=s
"Hit him again. he's got no friendssi1'-.-
Post.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29

Home Of my childhood! leave thee in sorrow
Nv footsteps will ne'er cross thy threshold
again,
And the SUN that will rise on the fast-coming NOR
VIII see me a wand'rer far over the main.
Home of my youth! where in peaceI have slum-
bered,
Where bright hours of joy all my thoughts could
enchain,
/ leave thee by sorrow and sadness encountered,
And sigh for the peace thou once CAV 81 me in
vain.
Home ofmy heart! where in life's happy morning
No sorrow e'er dwell, nouglt could break lis
repose;
When laughed at the world, IFS fell malice all
s~corning,
With the fearless indifi renee that youth ONLY
$50. knows. r- j..
If thou saw'st me depart twas. with hope of re-
-.f turning, -
Now thou see'st me 60 from thee in silence
and woe,--
A wand'rer, all solace and happiness spurning,
With anguish that none sayethc desolste know.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29

Bald,cin tn. Merderer.-Ths Judge Of
the Supreme Court Of Mo-, has reversed
the decision of the Judge Of the Criminal
Court Of this county, in the case Of Bad
pin, who murdered his bro~ther-inlaw
MATHEWS, about a year since, and has
granted the prisoners new trial on apPlica-
ton of Ma. SHARP, his counsel. Ia aeon
vsrsation with the jailor, last evening. we
learned that Baldwin, still Pefsizts~in the
strange course Of eondnet adopted. BY him
q short time prioYto his, trial. The health
of the prisoner is good, he takes his meals
regularly. and his personal appearance at
present, is not changed Perceptibiy from
what it was at the time he first entered the
prison. The Judge Of ths Criminal Court
will determine wbsnhis trial tskesplacs!@
81. Louis UnsoR17th.i q A-oiseimageo aid
.~vrsprsy = .sfs ~
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29
EYIDENCE.

1t has often occurred to me that much
trouble and expense might be saved in many
suits by a very simple amendment to the
law of evidence. That amendment is to
allow either party, in ell civil suits, to call
upon fine other to testify, and in case Of re-
fusal to let the other testify, as is now done
in Justices courts. Such an amendment
would not only saw the expense of wit
.nesses in many SUITS bat would also ad-
vance the ends Of justice, by allowing parties to
testify in cases where the facts are known only
to themselves. If It be good policy 70 continue
this rule of evidence IN Justices courts, it would
seem to be equally good to extend it to the cir
cult courts. -'"
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29
3 DOCUMENTS.

Several public documents are referred for your
consideration. Among Them are some r%esol.-
|tions on the subject d a rail road to the Pacific
Ocean. This subject merits your particular at-
~tention. The route Of the road is one Of deep
interest to our State, and the manner Of con-
s~truetiIg it one about which we should not feel
indifferent, t'i 7#3 varies
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29

. This statue is preserved ON the capitol
of. Rome. and is next to the Apollo Of Bel
yiaer; Il is considered one of the most per-
e ct pieces Of workmanship which antiqui-
ty produced ,ar III sp.. isl .~7si6.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29

On the lst inst, Mr.. Wells introduced
the following resolutions into the Senate of
Missouri:
introduced into the Nilsson.
ri Legislature relative to the viii.
mot PrOviso and the Missou- s
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29
ECURITYSHIPs.

In my message to the last Legislature, the
evil consequences of indorsing and becom-
ing surety in private transactions, was re-
ferred to your attention. Further re1ec-
ton has strengthened the opinion that som
Legislation upon this subject is greatly need
ed. The practice brings ruin upon the
kindest and most obliging men in the land,
and subjects their wives and children to
want, wrotchedness and misery. 80
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29

nv FLORENCE WILSON,
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29

IN shOS.
or a piece with these laws, is that ex-
empiing from sale under execution, the
homestead Of the poor man. From my
earliest recollections wisdom and humanity
IIave seemed to me unite in recommending
such alaw in the code of every nation. It
is appaIe emily a small matter but a most i'm
portant one TO the large mass. The father
and husband may be a sot and a spendthrift;
or he may have lost all from fires, shipwreck
or other visitations of providence; or he may
have been unfortunate in trade, and in eve
~ case broken down with age, distress or
disease; or he may have sacrificed all by too
generously indorsing for friends and he may
still be in debt. To labor in such a case,
under our laws, is nearly a hopeless task.
If a man makes, at any time, more than the
law exempts from sale under execution, il
is liable to be seized, and sacrifced-sold
for half-a fourth or a tenth Of its value,
and this would be no benefit to the creditor,
and therefore, every man would refuse to
make such a surplus, and thus his labor
would be lost to himself, his family and his
country. But If the man had a home that
was his own, he could work upon that-his
location would be fxed-his creditor would
know where to find him-and the payment
Of his debt would be rendered more certain.
. n. .
Democratic banner., 1849-01-29
THE woMAN's LAW.

The foregoing proposition has been con-
sidered by some equivalent to the law pro-
posed for the benefit of married womeD.--
This is not my opinion Of it. The PROPOSE
tion in my last message was TO prevent the
sacrifices Of a mans property for the debts
of others, and was thus, in effect, a law for
the benefit Of married women; but it pro-
posed no change Of the rights Of property,
and no division Of property between hus-
band and wife. The law for the benefit Of
married women, as it has been called, pro-
poses a seperate and distinct property in the
husband and wife. Ny proposition is to
keep their interests united. No law divid-
ing their interests in any thing could get a
recommendation from Inc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-06
PIANUMuN

TIE Storm R,nd,, | Wandered by the
the Broak-sde, Evening Waltz, I'd Off,
] hae this Hand OF Mime, Come sit shee down,
Shall we meet again MarF, 3iaiu TFaek or i
Leap for Life, Tie old KIRK Yard, Il il b. tier
TO 1augh than BE- signing, Battle Of Prague.
Muse tie de Pipa, Buena Vista, March ard
Monterey Waltz Viii yot Come to my Mum
tain Home, Oh! share NV Cottsge GeutIs
Mad, bly, home ny happy home, Farewell ny
faiherland, Go forget ne, wttha large assoft-
me,tt IL Foreign and American Nuric end
Music Pfeceptors, just received ard Tor sale
by G.. N. HERoaAs,
Dee. 9-45. Opposits the Methcd dit Church
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-06
On. GORDON'5
VEGETABLE AMBITIOUS
FAMILY PILLS.
GREAT AREtVALti!
rnlarY nuaneLs, oA rWENTg.F1yn

THIRTY BU5nsLs, Oh TWENTY-FIVE
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nix. a1aDJA'8 PILLS afe rudy tho
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sHoitlibs without them. Their timely adnit~
niatr4ti1fi viii prevent much pain and stElef~
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sufftr Dyspepsia, SICK ll4adacllo. which edil
positively be cured W tho use Ut DR.. Gordoh's
family pills, The only rgmody yet discovered.
No Mercury, QHiniBe, or Ara0 lie oa'er itt6
The eDtn 4~1ostlluii Of thes4 Pills. Will you lot
ibis diatrss ding disease, which has heretofore
bafFied the elliirts OF the fnost skillfu' and eel.
uutlic pisyHSeiaas fur generatis M, prey Joon
your reustitu ions until they beceinn 70 hat
tefod that ,ou become SUBJECT To almost every
diaeAsg Incidstt 10 the human frame. Yes III.
vor Disease, Jaundies. Dropsy, Enlargement
ot tho Melt, palpitatien 81 she lieart, Hl1w
FeyeFs, 0snefai itohili Y, aud 4 hacking Cough
AMI finally eFentubtes in Cons Hiuptt0tr, and
c~u1aigfls thousands 10 q timely t. nbs, Go
search amid Tho malaria districts of our c0tn-
try, o. the records ef tuman ruin, you sha5l
find that many thousands pf ihs bfaye AID Tho
beautiful, tho graceful aud tbe gifted. have
filleH Victims from thu m my causes produced
by letting this great aest oyer If health prey
uapn the system. these Pills actIika i CHARM
on The organs Of digestion, and htvf q speia
effect IL correcting tie bile and the gall blad.
dor rsrposiug all ol,~truc ions t., Il hea Thy So
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the mind a. we'll as tome aud stgor 10 the
whote copsii utlon. All No ask y 10 give
them a trial. In bilious Fever, and all tbs u :.
ual diseases where purgatiye Medicines are
used, they will ho found IT, AFT like ch rm.
pttee 25 cents i box, With full directions.
For sale In Baton Rouge by q. 2. DAVIS,
n. JovRDAN. q. M iIEaoaAs, HIT. Wan
DILL, aud BEAL II Sow.
And cao 10 had il all tho town aud cout try
Stores South.
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Vcnte dc Succession.

En- vettu dun orire de Honorable cour du
Sixieme District Judsetaitr, dams ct pour la
n ri Ne d'Est h ton Roug Eta d. Ia Lou ST.
ane, ii sera vcndu par Ie solssignh encauteur,
4 Ii mais n dc cour dams Ia vile lie B,ton
Rouge, Meraredl le 2lme Janvier lSl9 a mi.
di, Ia propritte s~uivanfe appar,cn+n mt a t. sue
]ccssipn dc Joseph Green ~ C~anghcy, CT.
dsvant dc cette piroisse DECIDE, SAVIOR,
La moi ic ind wise de deux ,oss de q IRE ST.
tues dams ce,te partia de Ia vile d. Baton
Rouge a~rpenthe par Dnval, ct dos gnts sur
IL plan a. Ia dite Vile rcmm' lots Nos | etl2
dams lilet, No 10. Lot No. ! avant so pieds
do face pr une prnfondnnr de 100 pieds, 1t lot
No. IL ayant 90 pieds de face par $50 pi-ds de
p~rofondeur, mesure franchise.
Anssi une Armosra-una Guttare, das ms
trumans poIr paindre, une boits de peintufes,
une Tsbe ct une gum tie de llvres.
Couditions--au compliant
Al. MORENO, Entanteur.
nar 1l--AT Efs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-06
BOOKsI HOOKS!

A large variety Of ANIMALS for 1s49
Swiss Family Robinson ; The Koran /;
Goodr chs and Stephens South America F.;
GulIy's Water Cure Mr.. Ellis and Mr..
Trollope's Works. The Spectator ; Halls
Cabinet Maker Assistant Lives Of the
Lord C~hancellors of England; Buffers
Analogy; Harly's Washington and bis
Generals DR.. syntax in Search Of the
Picturesque /; Celebrated Criminal Trials
Leverett's Latin Lexicon /; Pothier on
Obligations Story's Conflict of Laws
Masonic Trestle Board, and many other
new works too numerous to mention, JUS
received and for sale by
dee 2s-47 :. g D. HrEoaAS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-06
UDOKs noon

UDOK5 BOON II
Burton's Anatomy VI Melant ey;
John Horne T6oke's Diversions Farley,
Motifs travels in Europe and til et.ast;
Starkhoue's History Of the Bible >.
United 8tates Drawing Book,
Calloot's Musical Grammar,
Thomson's MAteria Mediea and Anatomy,
Dungiison's Practice Of Medicine,
Dnnglison'B Therapeutics and Matsrla Me.
diea,
Wilson's Human Anatomy,
Graham's Elements Of Chemistry,
Druits Modern Surgery,
La Places. Mfcaniqne Celeste, ae
The Select works of Mrs. Ellis, e
Annan's DifienftioB ofArnenian Motho
Russel'a sermolia, F..
w. ust received and foe sale by
GEO NJ. BERGMAN,
Opposite the MetbtiiBt Gnu CHI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-06
pErER,s yEGETARLE pILLs.

-
The trnett test uf the superiority Of these
bills is tttt they are rapidly driving nearly all
others oUt Of tie market. Who ever uses them
once, recommend them 70. their friends, who
try them IN their tnru, nd hence The know
ledge Of tftetr virtues Is p9rvadiGg the Whole
community. This vege able pill IS fot one Of
tbose nostrams whic1 have been pulled into
an epAiemerat popular ". bat Ii the happy re-
sutt Of many years of close and devoted appIt-
catipn If a regnLgr physician to Tho study 81
the science u his profe zion: and hence the
proof and acknowledgement If IT, virtues will
te az enduring, ~ ito reception has been ge-
neral and euthusiaS ic.
Dr.. Peters does not pretend That b veaeta-
bic pills are . certain cure ~ all diseases; but
be maiutaIns that there are but few u htch are
| beyond the range nffh II ipfuerre; aud mons
Whatever IN which fiet application can be IN.
~jurinus. Am NJ The afilctionsin ahirh they
have been q, emioently successful ~ 10 OBJ
tdiu for hem The ret att n Of q c"rta' n c re.
arc the following: Liver Com1laint, Jauufiee.
Bilious Fev'r IN ~ ibcip ent stage, Fever
and agne. Dyspepsia. Sick Headache. Ner
vousaess, Naa en-. lowaess ofsp1its, Bile on
stomach, anil Btoictscdv r saIiov compile on.
Ano her of the many advantages offhe We
&c able pills Ia that they leave no unpleasant
ta4te on the mou.it,or nIu~ea on ths stomach,
Sc TIM They my be t1ken witfotd my Interrupt
tion 10 ne daifypursudfs n The pnfisnt
For sac in Bafoo Rouge by @ 7. DtvtE.
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DILL, AMI BEAL T. Sos. July l-22 6a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-06
Succession Sale.

by virtue Of an order from the Honorable
SIKH Judicial Dis rift Court. in and ior the
pAtish Of Fast B t1u Rouge. State ef Louisa
M. vii be- sold Ey the undersigned AUG
toner III he Courl House doi iii fha iowa
t Ba'oa Rouge, Oh Wednesday the 2ttlt day
81 Jsnntry, 1919, ut IL click III. the f4 or
Ing dsser bed . opetty belonging % The seeea+-
siosl If Jeseph Gnen Nj Cauahsy =, ate If this
Parish deceased. wit
Tie nndividsd half 81 fatr Ros IL eroaIa
81 uatsd in tht part 81 s4e 10 a II Rstos
RoIga, lai GU By Beva.E and designated IN
he . an ~thereofas Eots No. I aud Ia, ii square
No III. 10. No. having a frost pf6G feet
by a d 9th Of l28 feet. AID lot Nc. III bar-
ing a fl Mt nf 80 IL 4 depthofl 50 feet trench
measure.
Also one Afmoi Ga Ggttar-ne sat BIZ
drawing Ins reuaants ena boz 81 Paints-os,e
Table and lot of Books
Terms ii sale-IasH.
III. MORENO
Dec al Al. 81. Ausucas
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