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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-04
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE.

Prepared from RENNET, or the FOURTH STo-
MACH OF THE Ok, after directions Of BARON LIE
BIG, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S.
HoUGHToN, M. D., Philadelphia, Pa.
81 D1GEsr.n Such is the meaning of the word
PEPSIN. 1t is the Chief element, or great Digest
ing Principle of the Gastric Juice-the Solrent of
the Food, the purifying, preserving and stimulating
agent of the Stomach and ntestines. 1t is extract
ed from the digestive stomach of the Ok, thus
forming true Digestive Fluid, precisely like the
gastric juice in its chemical powers, and furnishing
a complete and perfect substitute for it.
This is Natures oUn remedy for an unhealthy
stomach. No art of man can equal It's curative
powers 1t contains no Alcohol. Bitcrs, Acids or
Nauseous Drugs. It'll extremely agreeable to che
taste, and may be taken by the most feeble patients
who cannot eat water cracker without acute dis
tress. Beware of drugged limitations. Pepsin is
NOT A DRUG.
Half teaspoonfull Of Pepsn infused in water.
will digest or dissolve Five Pounds Of Roast Beef
in about two hours, out Of the stomach.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
The scientific evidence upon which this remedy
is based is in the highest degree curious and re-
markable.
Call on the Agent and get descriptive circular,
gratis, giving large amount of Scientific ErmenCe,
from Liebig's Animal Chemistry; DIR. Combe's
Physiology Of Digestion; DR.. Pereira on Food and
Diet; DR.. John W. Draper, of New York Univer-
sity; Prof. Dunglison's Physiology; Prof. Siman
of Yale College; DR.. Carpenters Physiology, &C.;
together with reports of cures from all parts of the
United States.
PEPsIN IN FLUID AND POWDER.
DR.. Houghton's Pepsin is prepared in Powder
and Fluid Form--and in Prescription walls for the
use of Physicians. The Powder will be sent by
mail, free of postage for one dollar, sent to DR.:
Houghton, Philadelphia.
OBSERVE THIs!--Every bottle Of the genuine
PEPsIN, has the written signature of DR.. j. S.
Houghton, NJ. D., sole proprietor Philadelp hia,
Pa. Copyright and trade mark secured.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
iY"For sale by o. HENDERSON. Glasgow.
Wholesale and Retail Agent; N. HUTCHINSON & Co.
BoonviIle, Mo. October IS, 1S92--1y
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ wills apply at the November Term, (fourtl
Monday of the Randolph County Court, for
final settlement of INSTRUMENTATION on the estate
of George Amick, deceased.
G. II. BURCKHARTT.
Admr. de bonis non.
October 2l-iw.
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AGENCY
or THE
EAGLE COTTON FACTORY.

WE have been appointed agents for the sale , Of
by the package only, at factory prices. We are
now receiving 200 bags assorted yarn, with large
stock of carpet chain, Irvine, wick, and first and
second quality batting, and solicit orders from mer-
chants and grocers.
Sept. % W. I. BIRCH & SON.
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INSURANCE.
The Protection Ems. Company,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
INSURANCE

INCORPORATED 1870,
CONTINUES 10 issue Policies on the most fa-
~ vorable terms, on Dwellings, Stores, Hotels,
Warehouses, Mills, MANUFACTURES, Barns, sc. Also
on Household Furniture, and Goods, Wares and
Merchandise contained or insured therein, against
loss or damage by FIRE! Also, on Dry Goods,
Groceries. Manufactured Goods, Produce, House
hold Furniture, Live Stock, and every other de-
scription Of Merchandise or Personal property,
shipped or to be shipped per good Seamboator boats
TO and from points on the Western waters, or be-
tween Eastern cities (via Lakes, or other inland
route.) and any towns in the western country
against the hazards Of INLAND TRANSPORTATION.
Also, upon shipments of Goods, Wares and Mer-
chandize, per good vessel or vessels, between New
Orleans and Eastern ports, between New Orleans
and other Gulf ports-between all American ports
and English or European ports, or to any maritime
ports whatsoever in the Atlantic waters against the
PERILs OF THE SEA. At the lowest rates Of pre-
MUM charged by other responsible Companies.
~ For full information as to rates, adjustment
Of losses, &c, apply to the undersigned, who is
authorized TO issue Policies, without delay.
PERRY BARTHOLOW, AGENTS.
Glasgow, Sept. 80, lS52-tf
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Customers and physicians wishing to purchase q
pure article of Brandy or Wine, may rely on the
above liquors being pure, having been purchased
under the personal supervision of one of the firm OF
the most advantageous terms the eastern market
affords. We therefore respectfully solicit a call
and examination before purchasing elsewhere.
PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow, September 30, 1922.
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kegs rifle powder;
l. do blasting do;
for sale low BY j. S. THOMSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-04

RTJOb work, of Every Description, exc
cuted neatly and promptly, at This Office.
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TO CARPENTERS

1t is our Intention Il we can make large sales, to
continue this business, At above prices which is the
lowest point at which sales can be made. AT pre-
sent our stock is large and of the best quality.
ls5y' Only one price. Terms, CASH.
WESTON F. BIRCH & SON.
GLASGOW. September %. 1852.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-04

SUGARS.
~ HoGsuEADs n o Sugar;
HI % Bbls. Plantation MoasseS;
- do SH do
do Golden Syrup;
10 Boxes d'be refined Loaf Sugar;
40 Bbs. Crushed do
10 do Powdered do
% do Loaf do
10 do Clarified do
Just received and for sale cheap by
Sept. 80. PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
STOVES.
80 Cooking Stoves of various styles, some entirely
new patterns, one called the "Missourian' we
beg to call the especial attention of farm,rs
being extra heavy and durable.
$50 P0rlor, Box and other kinds of heating
Stoves, embracing many new and desirable
patterns.
90 Salamander Coal Stoves,
All of which we offer at unusual low rates.
Sept. 80. PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
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COFFEE,

$50 Bags Rio Coffee; % Bags old Government
Java, in store and 10 arrive, for sale by
Sept. 80 PERRY & BARTH0LoW.
THURNS-l dozen Boston white cedar churns,
" Just opened by ], 6, THOMSON.
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EDGE TOOLS!


gents. Fashionable HAS, Boys and mens'
II light FUR and wool hats. pauima, chip and
Leghorn hats, srea, variety OF styles, for sale by
APrll - u. BRONSON.
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Gents. FURNISHING Goods.

- LOVES, Socks. fine Shirts. Collars. Linen
~ and Shifting, Gents silk hose FOR sale b.
April ~ y. BRONSON.
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H.. IE. yEsE.EER s. CO..

Baiwren CheSnW and Pine, 81. Louis, .E6.
'TNHE subscribers once more call the attention OF
J. their friends. and all who are in want Of
Goods in their line. 10 the fact that they are pre-
pared 10 receive them on the most liberal and ac-
coinmodarng terms. and have on hand and now ar
irving, 4 very large and well selected
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-10
Is1ta de s~parssi0ns
ETAT DE Ia LOUisIANE-rhfOisse
DIST Baton IgiEcs
I0Talgl III ri NpltdsaIpN Ne sasANNAN z!

Dd4ts TGUHffk ne ~ SH5ffsHgN re ausANNA HATdFF,
dhfd6s. Me- 100 sat al
TIM yEfsTstt Il t1ad eeniliission adress6 as Stsss
d ril aa III pAf1isse d Est Baf3ra IGstge. par
& tsttofaIieg Iii tgifd SiSfetss district ! uti4iai.
III, dans a 1off Ii Parsissg Y Est Baton ttsfHe Ut
Efat sstsaiss; u sxpGsHfsi ei vfDte tubligles Ja
tr Dfj6ta ~eisapfss deefits, slf rhabiiafiou cUsIDt
GENERALIZATION Id Maf Msphena Hvbafas, dams
este pafofssa ali III HiviHfe g0f1itesh efsYffnfi 10
miles de Iii yfitBsts HBteh Eoittes Je1dj, II i1ps
jou IL Hstriss 1854 \ ~ stitaa d. t~aatipfja f!rr
pridta aly,afipsit1t asa sue Y sion de a~Iisal,'.s Hatt
I'M. d6a1t16s ei ,el foulnslinaff6 Hvee kfstjfaif M
barfs. son 6p6Ias adfviyAfi,5 saseff A
UNE habaaiieiss eeagva enlfsloe s1TM Cnpits
pL4utoflo a. y eehitsf Int jetix snef eaAA da tarfe pi.
raabf, stsapteaApt fyx4saltsHssi4sIitss1uatI 4 asf
Ipstfs, me se aaiatr s fcffas a}pensa. sf fittftfs ddtt&
rpi,tsss5 II fiseIatatt ~afttItlss sbui1t& puf stiffa
tsrras din sHt Hvbsgts ei "a ~so1eiiss asiiAlasst par
EN- tteufhe. Aul pafls Hisitts f'viute hf ae rFfsa
Grahan, II 4 aFst PAR Btfnalt WiIh#ff1s et lss
an1aIioratt6ts qai NJ t~rea.yaat.
Ei tr attire ffsTeaaa it trim fTgii lta m ~
eents.i1#gsuta asfes, ipgtil6 so NSgra pr gilsaefa
Roberts d u Est Iuf siatfss lie Giitdveg II dgasl at
Jser tfu assssu moroccan Al fefua syalesa1t u 4
cents 1t ttouze aeres, b6sgs M Nerd Itat tArfeH ds
w, YotiHebiggd{a iEst ssg SIfs tgehll, WI ffsAA pAfs
Rtcbeye f tfeGdIideh oil 4 / lH6st gnf DaaiM fli-
lfeana w. yduhkideyi, " eoTIiut egiatue s~tbstoag
fraa.d apec ~ atndIiDfati1ls 4Hf A2y ffoAsatit
ILa satrss a~Hus..eHsi fe teffs sur e eEgf6 Sud ~ ~
Hiyisse gtgnitey eotsteilaft gHafaflfasaeux Hffsss
lprp6 ~ Nsofd par III Risisrs gofHits, att sla I'hf
Il Hit par IN Gentle, q 4 IOsae8f I'af 81 shf
A.,sai 1as esslsx4s satsaus, ssisoft edeflsy,
III nssgrs iigmtne, Az Iks HHe Lewlss f9 ntsstst
h0fpESs, Ag6 45 a,lAt .ByiI, fit isAsgfee hbfisnGs INF
AZ ans pgief, 10 Jstx is ~lotIrnlks Azs 81 aissi John,
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FRI vi fHE
nv the above, IL will BIZ seen That A
have purchased Mr.. CnARnoTrn's interest
III ,ls . Baton Rouge Gnsette' and with
tl.is number somllplces niy colilesslana
with the same. asal 81
uron assuasa,ag tie dn,lesla " mn editor,
ram eunscipus at tl,e responsibility which
asSSviyes Upon nia, and wiiI not Md NJ
lila, responsibility hy pfosnlaes other lhan
.lleaa which | teel oasnpelled @ make,
afarAs, that my contemporaries and The read
iug publlc may overlook errors " omission
IN epmml ssoa into Which 4 y bni ny, well
convinced my waatef expetienea viii leal
,ne. and hops tles a kindred epifit ot
kinlness will lead 20 the cultivation md
maturing Of d hsting friendship between
Tho co,ps EDITORIAL and myself
I'M Gasc,ta viii ccutiuao whatit has
over been FRA. true and devoted n 10
advocacy IL tho cardinal principles oftlic'
grrat National Wing Parry, lhpulgls tla
the present prorrlstors viii continue ffaffg
and fatyiyso Judge men aud measares--
. nothing ex,enuate nor easht set down
iii malice --so make II u true chronicle d
passing events, and M honcst. though Y
,asy I've, feeble organ oftho foupie, White
,he local interests Of our Parish viii eve,
duh HI tho Gsseltc 4 weFta freud and al
vo,a,c, Il II our intention % make \
worthy of general support. BY attending
ID tho general interest of tho State.
Ample arran gcments have been mad'
Il, procure the services Of able corr,espoa
dents throughout the State, and % etior
win be spared IL make the Gesct,e "
I honor 10 abe PARISH and State that esss
rains X, AL contracts made Wy ll,e int
iirm will DO faithfully executed, ale ever,
cnprt made 20 give satisfaction. 4 conf
nen,ly rely upon The clsiseals Of this, ial
mn,isr psrish, for support, and fcel 'hat
viii not hc aisappoin,ed--nud \. ~ inaas
tfy and attention Is business, I can fulfil
the promises above made. success. | va
convinced, will 10 my reward.
r. WfNFREE. In.
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gTEYIs or l~<I01sIANA-paristt
0f East Baton Rouge.

T. L.
iH Na18lNE W Wg nNcFS#t0H NF DHsy1Ha
f1axItT. HadfHHAH, Nh a4a
~ elY4.nl 1afe 4TS.ss.aN. Nj ID $500
III 81 N W. We y y Z - . .snE a'rsetsl W ths
9 IS Vsape PnrislfAi Iasf isat0fl KftHEes rom
,ns 4 y wy Y ntsieigl IVlstftet Eoltff, M and Tor
tls, f 7 ef East 5atait Es0ltgn aut Aiaie afote-
sai1FI WI sx jose a. Public sala, ftls herein afsaf
desefli,si ufcteffyss mft the plantation knows al
MHj Htsehsn Roberts. HI this tbatbsIt ", i'm III.
| mite river. aI,eut ttf tl1ilas NM, fha tausa IA
tyafoi Rouge. on fHltf z8ty fha 1s'sh ,i~v VI rAys
| ti,Hry III VI III NH 34-ast Esfeinptt NJ N IL Nv.
,s ! lsts.,s hrsfs III 49, D II hh sEfss ~ & wv -
i,as H. ss'e ~ n. = 49, \. WI, II, Hi, II ,ssas,' e n Sasaf'.n hals
LIZ. s aW,yt sl,a y 1917, sa'l,'n ~ I wv SseRlaen isgpes1s
hef su'p YIsg rpv ,se sae ~ zs q
- e a rLANJA l1VN kngsfiI AZ he lptglfe
p%fffttnfl mi t6fhHsfsllts ttSo1fdttF IN adi60enff1s
eaalaiiiita sis hundred AAa sIsty fy1n Xfpsrrts,
nfts % fgiif btt1lrstI ~aftettita, bthl thH eilsef. lWu
Ifistlfsd mil slsty sf9at dspAniss DgfitFisf NsHi, b.
ritter laitlhs % safi8 A1lsstfs atsa III Htaneils, West ity
btseaelh sf'1tl1 by fetoite fs II Htiaf sIares ynsl an,
a,id Eas;; BY Dafnslt Williams, mud tha improve
snetit ~tfsfs0f, IS
Aiidtlsf tfael Of lafid fedfHHifi iH sis lfiifs ifea auI
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Chopper than lhe Cheapest.
Gt,ntr " MsfsA u,ef p~snaentauyy sitsets,

GHy&& zW #EHfkEHF NARH # AHAtHtNtfv VI sntf
TDMLfNsONss DID STAND.
81 ", MussFLMAN il ii teeeit 81 bis
. 81 rnriinpasiy receiving d large and syal
hssoysxA slrsN ff e~iioesfiss ard jfesisfsH1s ~opisissiat
itHi %lS.stals Yla,ar, 81 tufrsls Msgs f,e9A
H1 Natfais 4tfsss tIssf. til bsffHds faaf fard,#
III taeas faaf tafd. v 81 HieIsa tn g0lfssa
III tft#ipstsds Aii4fifs
~ barrels Of syrup mud MhiHsses. IisfHss Hfae
i'd itaxsH star candies iN1 l,eses SOM, n Isal
fsesisei uni Western I%.iittar 10 issssa of IlFahMefo
asaafn W barrels Whisky Ffahnit Hf8iiiisa.
Ittiin, American mid ffttiisgf Giu.
vytttrA.
Giufsf, athsiert#s '9ff eaHl sIuaHnt WINES.
BGarsEsktss.
fitaffHss fnss alelishls aeesplsfy ttnspbefry. anl
PLUM pfaasrses Ola b t~siiffaiats ,Hnd sstra wlisffiss
Httka1A,
Batvif, White, GfsisIisa and Psrsiletasal
ss T.HaAhs i
imperial. Guniessdef, Young ffysSu hba nlaee'
FInnAs
Dunn Fapffs. e t~affatfs, ~tlHisias, applies
f~eaalas, Figs Preserves Az,
Fish.
VI hatfais Nj /. q httd y t~naelsefH1, salmon, sliad
s~afit1es. behring's md e,,lfislt
10 farreis iafI OIL. stifiisf strained 3 10 WhaIl
III. b ID lltiHaeI oil, ~ t~H.sltafs styeet oil
BIZ Hlsssttts
slaea " HlHY 4 ljast sagisf aiirsd Hams, Child
and aiIlefas tIU dol f 8#84 s
Atags N Shiny stiaaf fiired iisef Afass beet
h simali OF large 4Iantitias gHntk pafk, lip4 fyiiil
ES4 kstfsGFtaas
Pickles. hasfiiifp, oliyes, sefilhelns t~laeslofl
lsinut syrptis bealH. JDeas. rfa ntefries inAen. psppat
spitta. flusess HiiitlHhtsiis fittttHEs. sHl#el1 n itiiiat
fplH, Yaasi powders, t1fief III Whole atiitf sitlfftftias
indigo, stnfeh. sIiuf. lend. ttgMHer. Heeaifsl ~alifie5ila
I%,efsafts. thiibsfts. English NnlhatF. e~ilssitliis, Weu
iit Willow aflfs. Hnstin4s Mt nil Ai1ss, 81
Bttpis and slues III i'll descriptions md alzasi
lfaalpfy. niass .Ilard md ttFib gyafa.a
li jtvsas ffgsfi saaf1afi eseetfs. iAes
Httat5Umurt.
Pens. tlua and Black ink. hi laFse md stial
i,utaes. cory batlfA, Nos ! NJ III and A ~feielers
spelling beots. and writing md lattar tsiief. ~
istfy. tuck, redatiia md t1ftGise slas1 Faaa tntfst'a
pins needles ~tttfeatt. silk sAeiH and spool s
Cologne. ttHis VII. efsafa tHJ gaess aNas. Hstaat nlls
hotties md half bottles NsWafk cider 4, bottles
fiddle sstrlttas - g~athiifte " Idqletlleh hooks n
| sizHa mid lines III niatrhIj niitel,t sai binds %sine'sl1
~stitaeee ind lil#s ~ sui, i,is5a sk5f assortment I
dff aHHfs.
ON ts .DAa purchasing slsewl,sfpi M sslll alv
| y6ti hs much fur your falttisY rs my 1tftaF sf5fe {
iusf ii. and Il g1yd nfttt1a gst iltala4iIgiie etespted
ea Ihbse l,ssn engaged III tis htIEtisss taauy, Faet,ff
IA pefiatBts enables tns III Iiifelta# At NV lowe.
| prices. and h9t ~ be iihHIe III lds ea IN TstNhaDl
articles and b self low ff easb OF appFesed 1,tfess
jh1 Oh. gHsH 4 ~ WI Nk
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M0R e 81 GALLAGHER,
Public Notice,
State De LoNisfana-p4DisA ~ WIcyg'

STATE Of Recommendations ~ IFk tSk
BdfDys Roxssyer
On Mpadsy tIe s6sli "a Of January hetwsfan
the hours Of 10 oeieek Al M. and ~ u'clssek OH
+ will proceed 81 hsii fl tho lowest biJier, m Tie
pIaeen ii nectiuD the nalkiJaao u nv Tevee a,tasrnjsifs
Ill I'M Alaad. on 5ls plantation 6f Stepltefl YIN
atyink1a,, 81 nerordaisce with I'LL polties gt!91in1lgsls pf
fhi1 pAsisIAa HART
eo IN yss. Inspector VI Ward y 2
ii Monday thv assis II II J~l4tat.4rst.Y hes.xssn shs
, y II! sg Rdl, g / , Il a,,a !. Il ss Y 4 w', ,t 81, .s's ia's II f'd aks
,Iesee and ro5t. oes aIit. laanfAtietl of pefyali W
reglalatio1s 81 tllla parish. JESSE HAIl3t,
of Ward Nh. ., ANsst Baton RdHsss. Jans, 3 1852
OH Manday sinns 18th day n Jsruary Iaessssa she
3.osre sof 10 5kscIpsk Il N and ~ N., II will prfsrsru
It'd ball 10 lid lowest bidder,,a NE making of ths
Esree ana Road IN TIE Narration ofA tkfsisl SlcaId.
IN this ward m .ss0sdsaes afifsa s,s s y ,s ssgfs'ar
1 sssss e 81 4 |s Wsa II. ! u In sif H. 'e it,
Stdte De Louissana-Pd1is g Wcl
Bdton RoHg s|
on the s6tf day Of Jansary I WI lifeceed es.sll
Oh III placb. IL auction. ID the losesl bidder
me rephirs tt BIZ done, 10 a,e Ieves and NoadS, ~
tks plannafaaiori Ut ]. p MiiaffaeI aiftA ward; agreesNe
ID tte plic8 tsKulat5oasUf ttiis pasisa. hskyE8eE ~
hours IL 10 e u. and ~ JESSE HAkTs
Imp i: III Roads Ind Leyees If Wsfd No. 2
SEus D Observation-Disclosures Easl
B0xom Rox9es Al
wssr BAroN RsUas 1a5nnfy 4 14S1ss
On MdndaYfzt te 26ghs AZ 5NsN1axy.i wilt rsesss1
- fsIl g ths lptaees 4 aI'ctISa a e ths loss :. .s oss..ss
tins of u. 3Eajjosr. De- ii tsia Ward. exre<afle 4
tls Police rsgalatieg II fsis aafist, bsIssscn m
Jesse .liAEk
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+. aU ETT |aHnn 4.ItfHL 4AA 70
Having sold my interest ~ tila sassi'e
"a l'utt,p Wtsvpft, Jfa E+qp with tbs
,mmsssr eea asa my editorial eHfeera me
,anar, ~ win lie seell, IL 10 ~ conducted
III MeasfA. Wivrnen u Dnsaf. both cpfa
l,ie III .oniucti,is 4 Mref ~ such = n'''.
uus aa via le rgeilliaAlai p tlssfiAul Ya nnp
,ptarpsiua IL itla rohlif
ao,,ot lid fneNeH 70 tho ti'tf ~ VI
va tsageiie, without frplefias 20 ilieil
nv ,aast ainepse llsatiks for tltrlp a'idevh:
a,5tuf Aiuansss and rsrtislity toward me
...a tiultras wl,iAi commenced Wuh ny
c,tee, and eoplinarJ even II tlle present.
time and | bsst illela te bslia'e t''at Tue
hpowieiee 81 ,hla Ayill be . recollection
,,eyes 10 lie fofgoliel u llas baelt my
aanatapt pnieavef Id disclinrye NY httluA
aud obligations 10 ntelf f~dllsstpstelp sitlec
,ny c,,nueellou with tle paper and white
,loulalesa I have MT always siieesedetl, \
,nay ia allowed 10 shy ltut have never
,u,si l,at Iii such u n,hlipef es my cons
aete,,se dictated, n ! lr,pe erred, tlfa
error was from the l,eta, uot the heart
ii Introducing Nj. Wisrnrp q Tie
publis, d. taking uy place rs editor, ! anu
mite convinced that The patrous ef The
0A1nrfr will i,avs cattsr 10 regret the
s,,,,m. Jos C Gil AKnOrrE
sNM&
: sorclE aaAll fmr efh lhvits elalifts ntti'si we
arm al t,a,anerfs " uRfas, np teshe 5laf ttnas
sey, tssl, vii, plensp i~reasAi them ht lt1aiia'ivn "
Al ii Bryan. rHAnRufTs & bsfaN'
TfiFNE ibi9f saA4 A4a&skAAAsa4&A #tf wi -
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10 tho Public.

Dasiag the session 81 the Legislature.
lie Gazette will lse issued daily We
have made every arrangement % sccnre
Tie latest inscilisence, md are confident
that we will no able % secure The liberal
patronage OF those who have hitherto
shewn us 20 many fasors.
'To tlose living III this city sllerotnmts
i'll sl,e Goxstte will fecornsnarad themselves
sssa proper vehicleof advertising, % which
e~arslassar r,sscassioN viii M given. Those
iviag IL 4 distance. will and u Il i fall
aal essrect report of the rsoceediags q
tie Legislature. wish notices % ~ The
actions IL this body upou she impartaut
matters which viii occnry their time
md uhich will 10 Of much Importance g
the Ssain At large.
The first number of our daily VIII
nppsas oal tae first day nf sise session On
subscrilxion iisa i nov open, apd ws
respectfully solscss subscribers
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Oh lie evening of The I'll | Decetbhef 1851, BY
.ftota n, Meffaa. u e, NV. DANffh MdtteAs, "a
Mis- Natf HeopHa, 10th tf this parish
hi ina evening of The 5gth Of Daetfntsaf 1851
HI Jehu II. Mtttaas5 ~, Mr. Egh4 EHftS. III
slisa MAnHsfA HAHsEf, both ef this parish
iii Wednesday evening HE 9ist Of Detefabei
ttisig stthH residences DC Thomas Lilley ESQ
ly the Hey. f I. Ernst MR. AhtHHf N. NBvllstst
ID, Atisa "a sfas Lltts both Of This parish
iii tl,e ttb III January, 1904. tvIr. A, WALKER
II nj. Mn EasvtHD BanWs, ~ Miss MaHr Host
aAnIa. Ill Of this parish
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md tho desire IL TO 20 ~ fbce w The felluf
Of lie wenls, asa strong tnhti tais IT'D fae
qtiifrei 81 his neigilhof who Ii ifftlaosed
lilp,a by numbers. W. % not believe
shsi 'Is people III itis country Iavs,lny
idea of tile extrllt 81 The population u
Hungary. We ID not baliase they baya
my iden that within In boundaries nrs
fourteen millions u people. II tlley were,
w feel satisfied they could \ b
brought ID die lsliaf tliat stis1 Il porula.
iiep. Il lhey wished L, could i.ot secure
their freedom ut aiiy nipiflaiit, without tile
interference or ussisianee of any people.
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@abtE& #9MF4 TH$ #s49 tf6Ef HHAst$4 III
sDlIsD-uu Ffidavs The vi Inst. III Ibis PARISH
Mrs sEFA11fE BLANCHARD, wife 81 Thee
BlaliehutJ. Esd aged 10 Years.
We knew The deeHhsed well, and bls
ways knew her Lind. Tier Feelings wefs
gentle -liaf lieart pure her affections
charming al tliose WHO chime within lisr
ihaBeneei Idke h flower, ele lias beel
eiii down iii ltfk full tdoofi of lifa-hcf
teatly gone-lier pfesetlee lost to those
who hive ,eel accustomed to her aInilep-
ltef cheerful voice no loitgtir lirasfihg
Htoli tlls eaf Of tllosa % whom slia was
lie qllarlp Of litss Pence be fier sltfitibsra
Hi her present resting rlaee 7 5sfi1l la
her waking when ehe appears before lisi
G'od 10 receive Tho frwsrd Of tl,oss WIG
have Woftilily lbyed him bud KEPT tla
aotlimuitluleutH. It8,,
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as f3HfHEaslWH tSffhEsA5 &A@
STATE OF LOUISIANA PAIsISH
Ot Last nA'ft)N HDfIftE
sInf he Mtiiter 81 SnsfrssioNM CoHaa5scc
Ji25aHpaet, Afc 10 all
I1Y strfns cf 4 tsluasiasiela aarafJ una
M direnfed 10 inc Sheriff ofsfEse Parish
pfs sIItsasst Baton Rouge, from ply lIleiis
SIXTH Jfniieial DAiriet Cont. III alid f5r
f,s Parish Of last Baton Rouge, State
afurssaid, / win expos, ii ppblie sales oli
file ptladiltntion known as Major Stepttp,
Roberts, ID this Psrisa. on tle Con,ite
river, about ten miles from the town Of
Natpr Rouge, eti 1,iA rslay, the 12h da.y
M Tt1brAdyY aext, 1ts5a, at Al U'cloek,
ii the llefainplsaf described profefiy,
belonging % tho Eteassziousof MI. Con.
.fai,ce k~EieJrpefer, lice tn.svit HE sspa-
rate property Of Mts. Cousianee KEseiIpe
iii, aaps, wife ~ AsaI3t Stephen Relssftt
viz aN
ii ceflnin tract of iafi op CJay Out,
containing eigstwtlnee acres, more q
less, bounded east NJ sstokes's aud a. u.
Harslson's. north M H HVrflson 4,
south BY Petree'e &, aisd svssf bysJ. w Je-
rYeysol i - thirty a,ee.fes cleared on The
snlne. Attso Tie felo Wing named sfayass
Unto, aaed 604yeArA SARAH woIfiait'
4Dyeafs Tom, plaf, Us yenas Sspsaii.
wolfiaf, hsaq2 4 years, and iisr afot,r clIit.
ldfei, to.wit Eaijziae, aged5 yeafs1
Carisfipe, aged i i HeiII aAea Z
years. mud Daniel ageI 4 yeaf Pulelt
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VALUABLE III fsrnEsrs-A gentleman
iii Wasbiugton City, havinu some Tins
back purchased d LOT III The reaf of ttie
late raitroad depot, fof four hundred doll
tnra, itt,ofi file uliaIae Of lie j~pentioi OF
lilo deJot lie Aoid enid lot 10 tie Railroad
COMPANY fpf VIA 900
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Hns,Ha and gfru Painter.

cfsAizfse, TAi,isn HANaINa, 90, No.
All neatly eseelifed at Abort notice.
DNre oa 1shbi st5eet. JcHeeeB Nfai1
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