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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-09-17
GROCERIES, ETC.


GUNDRIES, SUNDRIES.
MESS PORK--3e barrels choice Cincinnati,
BACON sH0ULDaRs-2 casks Cincinnati
FANCY HAMS--1 tierce choice Cincinnati,
NEW FL0UR--75 barrels assorted st. Louis,
WESTERN ONIONS barrels asst'd st Louis
NORTHERN BUTTER 10 tubs ass'd 81 Loui,
FANCY FLoUR--20 barrels Robert Il. Lee.
Dealers, planters and consumers genera Iy
| Who sans hrst.cass goo /, at a fair valuation
will do we'll to give me q call.
aug6 JOSHUA BEAL
GEORGE M. STEPHANS.
coNFEcTloNER,
MUssELMAN' OLD STAND,
THIRD STREET.
/ REspECTFULLY informs the public that he
has opened an establishment at the above stand,
for the sale OF all the choicest varieties Of arti-
cles belonging to the Confectionery business.
| Devil keep on hand, during the warm season,
10 Il Q r. EA M, SODA
and such other refreshments rs 1t may be In his
line to supply TO his patrons.
or gentlemen, cannot be sarpsssed.
An Upstairs Saloon for Ladies
has been fitted up in neat style, TO which no
gentlemen, unless accompanied by ladies', will be
permitted TO have access.
Plsdging himself to do all in his power to afford
satisfaction to every one favoring him with
call, he respectfully solicits u liberal share OF
patronage. mar2l
Writing Class
FOR YOUN LADIES,
--coMMEsclNa.-
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER I'd, 1857,
MRS SAMUEL SK0LFIELD'S RESLDENCE,
MAIN STREET, NEAR Mas. READS.
aug20 II. sKOLFIELD.
WRITING GLASS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-09-17
Mutilated CITY of Baton Rouge Notes
COTTON

UNCHANGED for sound and perfect moi
~ the same. IinlylIl GEOkGE A. PI
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-09-17
NONE BETTER.

ANDREW JACKSON.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-15
legal advertisements -.ll a..
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acc. -si fs faiI Hoihnss vbsi y,ssY p
-.s5 .s5 WORLD MUTUAL .-,sdi
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
liz BROADWAY, NEW, YORK,
Hoard orDIrectors.

't- Hoard OF Directors: ~
A B6S, Samuel willsts, Oliver II Gordon. s
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Tisdale. Gil /. B rckmao, Jos A SpIague, Rufus
sam 3 Caldwell, Norman 5 Bentley, Vim 2 Prem
tioe, J FrothingbaIn, Hon Stephen Tab r, 1sasc
Rockingham, C 20 willard, Henry h PierrepoRt,
Geo Thnr,se. John basey, Efingham Townsend,
Thomas 7 Buckley. Henry Swift, james n PEN
tee, n Messenger, George l. Nichols John Froth-
iugham, William sheldon, Oliver Carter, Lewis
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HOW TO Find HORSES. aGr

The colt is born with twelve grinders
When four front teeth have made their appear
snce, the colt is twelve days old, and when the
next four come forth, it is four weeks old
when the corner teeth appear the colt is eight
months; and when the latter have attained 10
the height of the front teeth it is one year
old. The two years old colt has the kernel
the dark substance in the middle Of the
teeths crown-ground out of all the front
teeth. The next four teeth are striped in the
fourth year, and the corner teeth on the fifth.
At seven years hook has been formed on the
corner teeth Of the upper jaw; tie Kernel OF
the teeth next at the middle front is worn out
aud the bride teeth begin to wear off. AT
eight years of age, the kernel is WON out oi
all the front teeth and begins to decrease in
the middle upper front. In the ninth y ear,
the kerpel has disappeared from the upper
middle mt teeth. the hook on the corner
teeth has increased in size, and the bride
teeth lose their points. In the tenth year,
the kernel is worn out of the teeth next the
middle fronts of the upper jaw; and in the
eleventh year, the kernel has entirely van
ished from the corner teeth of the same Jaw
At twelve years old, the crown of all the front
teeth, in the lower jaw, has become triangular
and the bride teeth are much worn dowp.
As the horse advances in age, the gums shrink
away from the teeth, which consequently
receive a long, narrow appearance and their
kernels have become metamorphosed into a
darkish point; grey hairs increase in the
forehead, over the eyes and the chin assumes
the form of an angle,
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CAREoFrnE cows.

This is a season of the year when mich
cows require more then ordinary attention.
lf not properly cared for they will dry up
earlier then is necessary, or if the flow of
milk still continues. the quantity will be
much less than it would be if proper atleu-
tipn were paid to the character Of the food
supplied. Hay property cured, isgood in
its place, but il fed alone, even ]avishly, the
results in milk and butter will not be CORES
pondingly increased. 1t will be found a
paying investment TO feed cows literally
with cabbages even, as they will pay better
in this way then in most others. Stops, var
iousiy preparsd. with meal, heaus or shorts,
eagerly devoired by Cows, greatly TO the'r
own satisfaction and TO the decided adYan /.
tage of the owner. Properly supplied with
food sliited 10 the season, cows will continue
10 give liberal Supplies of milk sowe weeks
longer than they otherwise would DO, with
out any detriment to their prcductiveness
the eusping season. There is lao necessity
for COW to dry three or four months, and
with proper attention to feeding the period
of non reproduction mag be con siderably
abridged
But in any case, whether giving milk or
not, cows should no. be alloved TO get poor
and weak as the season for their coming in
approaches. They shDnld be kept in good
heart, not fattened as though in preparation
for the butcher, that, when the maternal Pc
riod arrives, they may be able to stand up
without propping. Cared for Rs they should
be during the winter, they will come out in
the spring in good heart and ready for service
during the dairy season. Feed iudiriously
shelter well, use The card frFely-a pleasurable
operation 10 the animal and paying one TO
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The Fremont JOurna



- - " t-Ei i5SstttiD
The following beautiful little poem appears
in the Independent Of January 3lst. The in.
itials will be readily recognized by oul
readers: -
A sweet little child, ABOUT two years DID, =
Was sitting by "Aunty" counting her gold
Counting her treasures so slow, and so Il ue,
%Two. free, teven tugar-plums, red white
.. and blue
One went 10 her mouth-sucha a satisfied look
Beamed now from her face as another shetqok.
PLEASE give it to aunty, she'll sing Happy
Aud the sugar plum dropt from her little fat
hand. Ee4t b.s--
l"PIeasc give aunty more p Another one fell,
And so on; and yet baby thought it was well
Until only two of all she possessed --,s-
Remained in her hand, aud now for the test.
@Give aunty another y She held it up high,
As much as 10 say "'Tis hard, but II trg;p
And the little plum dropt mong a handful
more ''fi
OF as priceless jew els as ever queen wore D.
Otie ouly ieHdtneu. All Toiipl'hS we stOOu-
Would our darling do more than us ever
could r..
eGive auuty another p came tender and low,
For aunty's eyes dimmcd, tears blinded them
~. 10
The little one gazed on the treasure so dear
With sad, forging look, a sob and tear;
Twas but for mOment-a smile aud kiss
Never sealed cosly offering more nreciotIs
than this. 7'ifsI .s'i -
j. f. X. s7i
Fremont, 0Hio, January IIth, 1861: 'i7a
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~ &@~AN----
pRnTECT TILE TRREs.

The orchard demands but little care at this
season of the year, yet there is one point that
owners of young orchards should not over
look, and that is the injury which mice or
rabbits may effect. A hint in season may be
worth great deal to some. There are sever
al methods Of protection; gas tar may be ap.
piled. Some think 1t Injurious 10 young
trees, but if is not, unless used in tao large
quantities. Smeariug the trees with. blood
or fresh liver is another method shield
may be formed by cutting corr,stalkS into
pieces foot or two in length and tying them
around the base of the trunk with twine.
Mary ways of protection will be suggested
TO the .wstchfui owner. Go out and examine
your young orchard, trampie down the snow
close to the trees, and destroy the harboring
places and roads Of The vermin.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-15
SALT Ann AsmEs Asa MANnRE

A Georgia farmer writes the Southern Ct,lti-
vator concerning two experiments made by
him with salt and ashes mixcd as manure
for com land. The salt used was the dirty
article which fell from bacon while being
stored in swarehouse, aud luixed with leach
ed ashes. About Ell ht bushels OF this mix
ture were sown' broadcast upon an acre, with
most marked and fat,ering results. The
yield of corn per acre ON the ground thus
feriilized was very much greater then on
that not thus prepared, paying the cost Of
the Dreparation many times over
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-15
TO MAKE GOOD APPLE JELLY.

Take apples of the best quality and favor
(uot sweet cut them into quarter slices a, d
steam them till soft; then strain out the juice,
being careful not to let any of the pup go
through the strainer; boil it to the consistency
of lnOlasses, then weigh, and add as many
pounds of crushed sugar, stirri ne itconstant-
ly until the sugar is dissolved; add Que ounce
Of extract Of lemon to every twenty pounds
of Jelly; aud wnen cold set it away in close
Jars. 1t willskeep for years. Those who
have not made it this way will do wei 10 try
it. They will find it superior TO cuAant
jelly. " 4 : fttHt ,ft4# 4 fftjE
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THE FRUIT Rrps.

The Ohio Farmer says:
The Fruit Buds in This region and 10 the
south of us, have received no damage thus
far this season from frost or storms. We
think they have doubled the January cape
in safety, and will have lair sailiny until
they come to the frost OF the first of May,
which sometimes trips them while in bloom.
From western and central New York, we
learn the cold has been SO intense as to des-
troy all hope of the peach crop. -.-
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COFFEE-A SUBSTITUTE.

The Louisville { Ky. Industrial Gazette,
remarking on the many substitutes employed
by large portion of the people for the real
article of Java Coffee, say IS none approach SC
near it in flavor as the sweet potato Mixed
in equal quantities of coffse and potato the
presence Of the latter can hardly be detected,
Take tie small potatoes, wash them clean,
cut them into pieces about one fourth of an
inch in diameter and dry, them in an oven.
Put them away in box or can and when
wanted for use, brown the pieces and grind
them like coffee and prepare in the,same way
This preparation will take the shine out Of al.
other substitutes for real coffee. Sc ss.Frsa e
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PisO'S Cure for COnsumptiOn,
Is WARRANTED. 20
10 Be-. naT Nav
-ftr -EF-F ara 80 -s.-.--rH -rr

IF You HAyE E Consumption, try It
iats n . r-s- a a .at fl 'i- s-4-sa l.I- siI.tt
If you have Cough, try IL. s-.5-,.. .-.,a ,5'T
.GTb,ES8Iss zs4t
II you have Lung or Throat Disease, try Il.
If you have any Of the symptoms Of this
dreadful disease do not fail to Try this
-..t. - f.E1iEssf ~
remedy. IfitdOes you no good your money
trsT OF hefusFJ
Will be refunded as set forth in the ciTculsT
-, fes. -e..7.s -sa.-s s1-t s- g sr.' !. ~
which accompanies each bottle. srt
Sold by ,J,ws eeoRseE& son,
Bellevue, OHIO. f
DIR. E. DILLON SON. -a'
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TO COLOR COTTON BLUE.

Take one ounce prussiate. Of potash, one
ounce of copperas, and one ounce oil of Wit
riol; put the potash in half pail of hot wa
ter, the copperas the same; then dip the goods
in the copperas water, then in the. olash;
drain out and put in the yitrinl; thea put
the goods back IN few minutes; then take
pail of warm water add half teacup of
grease, and rinse The goods in Il; the grease
is TO preyent, lis rotiiDg the goods. This will
color two pounds Of goods. .AMKs. A. II
BUM LlchfeM Ntch
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FinalaSettleraentnn

Z 1uaE E3G0tt1SIA6IfII IE
HAViD MOORE and Ere lrick Smi h As Exscatars.
L OF the last Will and Tey' 'apent of George P.
Smith, dseeaaed. have fled ths secauntE in TIE Of
Zee Of TIE Probate Court for the asI settlement Of
ssid estate, whofFF lbegk iarso fsfhp Rtf fsy g
February, "A D. 1851, ~ Nc otk Psi-a ~ ~ =
sa ". :. RUSSELL, Prrhsts Judge.
Fremont City, jag Ra-I 2sih sS4ssssi .5SE'.
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Attracting Thousands hy its riiDg record OF thu
noble aud pure minded women, who followed Their
husba uds and sOrste thevsF1 Writ en- in the glo
log and soul stirring language Of FRANK moore
I saSpuin9 beyond our m st Esogu Sx pectatious
$4,000 copies sold the 6tst month Of its js,ue.--
Hundreds OF Recommendations from the Press and Is
tngu;shed i9diFiduals poursD inrom ali us, Il
OF the country. agents are reporting from ten 10
5wentys orders per day, andssy they Hnd msny
who ready 10 take the work soon as presented
which is new feature in the book business. This
work is i,s recommendation and sells freely 10
the best classes Of so5ietys Faithful energetic er
segering men and women will in the agency dpd lu-
.crstive pAyment Sendf for circulars, giving full
particulars and ses our terms Address NATtosIt
FrpLisHING Co 14s West Fourth Street, Cincinnati
Ohio. ~. 2 p sini rfrF foi tHt5f P'[
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puts II INTO full action Warranted harmless to
lie, heattt and properly Always ready for instant
So portable that man carries it without
hindrauee to active exarti0ns. For Manufactnries,
Ware houses, Railway Depots, Public Buildings,
Hotels, and Private Residences 1t Is Indispensable
aud for Steam and Sailing Vessels 1t is as yitaly
necessary as iGebost or lre-preserver. II .oc-
cupies bat little space, contains q chemical liquid
(perpetualy reDswRble) and is equally eficaci Gus
at any lapse of time. go simple that . boy can
charge or manage it, 81 e,,...tt,,..eT & ,r.-...
f"' ~ Scndtor a Circular III s.4,i-.s.
Address AMERICAN FIRE ExTINGUIsRER CO,
-r-- 40 Cong ress Street, Bo ston.
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Ig4sgalg1fetiogaEla9TI

NJ office Is hereby given 10 all persons Interested
Ill that the 9th day Of Dsreutss, A d 1Sl6,
Afas G willlsrss sna Crawl whfseiss, partnsts
ny the firm nar-e OF vi iSns x Whit lsY fGiedia
tbs oiaiee of the Clerk Of tho Court al cour1A q
Pleas within ana for the couat pf Ssnt ID =
State OF Ohio their petilon sgai6s Dewft md
Jason R s. Boardmsn, partners lately d0iag business
under firm name of Krebs K Brsrdnlsn & David Belts
and which patitopis nJT pending in said sourt, the
Obi sctand prayer of vhieh D. Psseareaje 1eeIuestl
and decree % said eeslsFin tb dsa1s
and transfer ofthe stock in rude, notes, Gains ami
aceouDts Of the ssid 6rm of Kress Boardmarn, to
the ss5 David Belts, the 26 Tia day of p.enbep
D. 1eeentoffate bseh riAda NbafA slle Utant %
hoder, delay ard dcfraud the creditors of the said
firm OF Krebs Boa 1teen, 20 Fc'aing the sams
tobe void and fraudulent and adiudgigg tbs 10
be in fact aud In Law Hss gnnienf ter the bepehtof
all the creditors of the said firm o KrehE L Board
nsn in pursuance of the StatuUs in such cases made
and provided. WILLIAMS l. WHITTELSY
By HoKD x CHANCE and HOMER EVERETT,
Fremont, January IL, A D. 1867. [3tf Their Att'ys
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Notiee0n Wa

TTH ~ n
A MELIA JAMES ia the ststsF ,ir Nfehiesn, II in
n lam James in Marion County Ohio, and Mary
Ann wilIiams, widow of John Williams deceased
residence unknowD, vii tale LOlice, that EAsssas
January ni a. D. 1857, lie fisp iea falhs coST y
Common Pleas, within ami for the County Of San
dusky in the Slate Of Ohio, against them defend
ants Getting fOrth fhereins tat their father John
James beiak the So fse simple Of the east part
east half Of fractional section five. Township hve
range seventeen, Sandusky County, Ohio containing
I0I acres more lessi in his Hetime entered into
a written agrssnsnt Witha1hs plaintiff, Thomzs
James BY which the said John James was convey
al his title in said land to the said Thomas James
by good and sufficient deed tberrfoF; , ii tsr
King said agreement, the said Jobu JaTnas dist in-
testats without having executed delivered to the
said Thomas James deed for the said premises lea
wing the said Amelia James his wid0qj William
James, Mary Ann Williams ard p.&irti5 bis chill
dren, legal representative and heirs at !Gw
The PRAYER of said petition is that the said Ame-
ia James, widow Ed'i.aSJk Jkpiss5 a "A hary ann
Williams. may be required to convey said premises II
the said Thomas James by so d and sUic ent deed
As tsmPlated ~ ssid YFittep agtesnept and for
said persons are siao notified to appear ard an
sEer said petition before the 9th day OF
March A. D. 1857. 2 THOMAS JAMES.
BIZ j. r BARTLETT HOMER EvRErT.
January l4th, 1867. HIS Attorneys.
3-E6
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J.W. BradIey'S Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTfC
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SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms OF Cstarrh are at Hrst very slight
Persons Ind they have a cold, that they have frs,
quent attacks, and sensitive to the changes
Of temperature. In this condition the nose may be
drT or slight discharge, thin and acrd afterwards
thick RRd sdhssive, may ensue. 1f,si- 81 ftfffr
As the disease becomes chronic the discharges are
incressed In quantity aud changed in quality; they
are nov thick and heavy, and hsvksd or ghsd
breath ;the senssof smell is lessened or DESTROYED
des sness frequently takes place. s-e sa. =
! Another common and important symptom of Cat.
arrh that the person is Obliged TO clear his throat
in the merniag Of slick or Shiny Mucous, which
has fallen from the head during the night When
this takes place. the person may be sure that his dis
ease il on its way to the lungs and should loose no
the in srfestingi 1t.
The s5oTe are. bat few Of the many Catarrhal
symPtoms- Write TO car Laboratory for our pam
phlet describing fully all 81 ymptoms it will be sent
FkEE to any address. Also directions where "a
procure the medicine. ESQ
We are receiving letters FROM all parta OF tho I'm
1on aud also numerous teFtimonIss from those using
II, fearing the evldepce OF its infsnib,e merits
III This remedy conta no EJRsral or poison on,
ggredieHts, but prepared from vegetable extracts
e1eta'tUety therefore ii il PSrfeet karaIsss even
to tbs moEt teudef and delicSte child. 81
CgH for Sestye's Catsrrh Remedy and take no
otner II not sold By druggists in your vicinity they
viii order 1t for you. Price 81 90 per bottle.
All persons suffering with any affection of the
He'd, Throat or Lungs should write at once for OUT
ph.%p6let fully describing all symPtous pertaining
II viii be sent fEss to any address, -.
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sB- General Grant says hereafter boys un-
der the age oftwenty onc will not be enlisted
except for musicians, and then only under
authority from the Superintendent Of the
Rscruitinv Service or the AdiutaLt- General
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The Advertise Gazette, published st
Brston, AafS ia The only publication OF its kind in
this country rdispe nsble to
every Advertiser. Subscription pre- One Dollar per
year in advance. sp 'cthen copies, 10 cents.
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GENERAL AGENfS.

John . Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller, Finch
Fuller, Chiesgo, III; Boruhsms X Van sehaaek Chi
esgo, Ill; 0euins Barus & Co, NV York; d Ransom
4 Go, Buffalo N Y; Fsrrand, shelley Co, Detroit
ards \ Co, Philadelphia Pa; Sellers i Go. fitts
burgh, Pa: Collins Bros, st Louis, No; Barnes.
Ward Il Co, New Orleans, la; r Robinson 20,
Louisville Ky; BigleY & Bro. Memphis, fenn, Z
more, Nd; Dsxtsr Nelleger, Albsny,N n \; strong =
Armstrong, Cleveland, Ohio; Wm Johnston' Ue'sOi'
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