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WILLIS 8IGHAL.

Astw,l'ghh "a Old Hosplta! s. Lnke.
The smiling eJea that watched grew Nef with
And kind Ips ktsssd r,-ay With loves reeuke,
The cruel anguis' - 4 G1ck aud dying.
In the Fourth wa.d boy with broken boues
Lay d1tading what the nof1ow should betde
And foesa and talk BY turns, IN f.ltertrs tones,
On bis weak limbs Of sargepns cord and apt,n.
TIL ne hsa' I'd tainted with tue weight OF pain
Too great tot one Just through nia suveata win.
And o, to walt the rest-'twas woree he said
10 lie and ItemIle AZ the DOCTORS wardtug-
Than bear the hurt that1 coming lii The mor1-
ing.
"They say that every night the loving Lord
Comes here for somo OF Us IN watch or atuuabef
And have prayed that when he WslkH OUT ward
Tonight Ae1 take me, too, among Hia number.
IT bopo He'll know want him, aud l We planned,
For fear may bc dreaming when He eses us
Above the bedcloshes- prop my hand,
And hold It there TO b my dtgn for Jesua''
At midnight, in old Hospital 8. Luke,
WINE lampa bptnd low DER Ives YET loTel
Ard anee1 sleep' :5' aloof st pains reouke,
Tempted pale eyclids going and returning.
Who saw the Son Of GOD, With counteuance blind
In pity sweet Htn glory all concealing,
Come ut the beckontn1 0f thA$ lifted hand
And EMILE Els answer to that mute appealing
The alm grew weak that held it-Falth,a goot
Will
STAYED up the tiny sign Of Eupplicatto3.
Fln lono, and when II qulyereo and grew STILL
1T poiLied up fiom solroR TO salvation.
IT'S morn At last. The nurses como again
Ard zee the childnke token when It Nngers
Erect and cold above the counterpane.
With 1eaignauon In It's helpless nogcrs.
From sipht OF fear aud sound Of parting hope,
And cuYae8 EIuDK from suI7eftrs untorglyen,
The soul Of wounded W1ll,c had gone up,
Led BY that little hand TO heaven.
Why wait for death, o spirit sick With SIN.
Faith now may initiate the cntlds behavior,
And from the wounds OF penltEnce Withic
Stretch forth her Signal to the healIng Savior.
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Interesting Deep Sen Discoveries.
From tkf London Globs, Nor, %.

The opening or.the "scientinc SEASON. has been
hgnalzed BY the Communication made 10 the
RoJN 6ocetJ by Dr.. Carpenter on the results OF
past summer and autumn By himself, Professor
Nyvts,e Thompscr. aco Nj. GTyn JenreJa Il
By tue Royal Society, tbeAdmralty glazed Her MAI
es.s's snip Potcoplne. Captain C2ver, Ut tue dis
rosal Of the e1ploreEs. In this vessel shree eI-
r1ored from The rotthern extremity OF the Bsy Of
Utcay 10 the Faroe Itlaud4 Dredgtbgs were
ohta.ncd from few fath0ms near the a1ore to
m, he 4 I'd becnani % has been carefully ex.
amtEed for whatever OF s1gnA life might con-
ta.u. DcIerr:Eg Tor moment q notice N the anil
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TIT-BITS.

Cn{!ere Students haze legend OF 8 11echaosta
ard peEhaps eleepy paston a. morning. Pr ps1!., s.,:
efficient, the intempess.e temperate. anil tas IL
du6ttioua duatriOuz." -.
found clpeine to : fence, LOOKING neIplessly 81
neIQbbof1px TOW Of shAde trees. "lia1ioa ssM
q irjeEd Who came up. "whas's the matter, Jlks'
!. nunno ln,c'1, responded jacob, "that Cd
p1ocesslons y lever eoipg TO alt past
Ccnui dIun-Sba,l TIE frarkinR privilege 2.
aholiahed: Congressman are not dtsposed ~ gre
pa ~; o,ca,est a, modern composcrs- -stospa!oe-
AxnnnG fady vent Ia zee Tacxett ID tn; ..Me;fy
Wirss o. Windsor" at Uootn's Tnest.e The p,Dvt
eea,tnv an,1 tinr1ny ina nfav asred her escu.: 70
notnt Snt Wr. Winasnr. ns sne did uos srs 1lS
home on lie chi
At Henderson,, KENTUCKY, 1t u iashIonaa,e &c eat
TrorsidT he fllss tcug done u 10 retolVe 70 build
"a n o. unsht TO bis memory, and the second il. a0s
70 op.aa sad or PITTSBURGH as:.osoeer that se has
a Hars % comp,ex1op, heightened great ceal ~
TIC n,uospnere.''
4 Wtlsh c.erpSuau. who preached froG the
text. HLoye one anotrer," gave q natioEaf tu:a
10 the euGect by illustrating It wltn IN aneciose
nanS hrioce that crossed the little slream on the,s
ppa1ish. Eut cid tney Gght aud Try to push eaeh
nm seii II down Lie the other stepped oset him
TIsrs waa iricTisniny here was lore: on, ny
hIptn1er. lei us III lie Ike 3oats:"
IN case Of marital separation in Ctnc:oaau, tns
,,a1nf,tr addressed the Court: "Jltce. sasu
me .s 7 can't bye dat dar niger; he kicked ne
IN r. his urceurrtl he loosened ali ~ insiass,
,ari,Etd.', -,
The old story about c3nnte rehuhIs .ae a .s.ii
emtts to eta e 1nas the obstinate k.lg 60. "eu
rcaked by nc tide caught cold, and taat5 tAsle9'
son he vas Sorss kl5R. vita
Fourteen Buffalo Ri1ls have signed aaa se91 ~
note 70 modest youp3 man: W .1d ,a n,n ma,
efgped, hare been compaItDg no- ,nd 49, al ~ Ht
That yor asve paid TIE zane ~ rs9
and mada love l. ~ sane aaSote n and sIee eeena5i
an e19;ansiiou-" Certainly ha hhoold make )
spssen: r me Eass Is,s u Eseaing: =, &. ~.
ans; S1esa- ~ ~ Toy 81 bess them =!
railroad condrc,or Tesondst :" Nay ihelr to:;s e
th1o q l'e be pleasant eai n5S;ao'e sag aat s
vel s9s, uaeK ,aei1 hs!a y s,ass: s
@ .1S,r 1@n,hsrs lii 1tnl tencer, All
dusiois, ,ah ana srsr ses,t ,,sn;assh". 'a'
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A New Je1sey farmer lost hia w1fc the other
day. Alter the funeral one OF h.s old friends
came TO take tea and condole with him The
widowet d,lated upon the virtues OF the deceased
Bro exclaimed: "But wasn't II a beautiful fnne-
rst :" Yes" replied the friend, t'very inter
esttnF, indeed" "Qultc acrovded house, wasn't
1t, thouRh:" asked the mourat.- avery, very:
quite SUCCESS" grpaued tho friend. Ibid ron
noUce the hymn; wasn't It touching :" uuefted
The pidower. "VerJ, very: 1lned into i With
n;i my hcart" replied the guest. ayes, aud 20
did ], aatd the bereayed mAn; "the corpse piektd
il cut She alters loved tthl hymn.
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We Hlaug BJner knew m eccentric English
cIsrpyn9u Wno mover could be Induced to wa2n
nlnteN more than once week. He vas upon au
occaste visiting beother clergyman IN the ooun.
fry. anc nj 8 O'Clock IN the morning Z srrFant
summoned hin 10 breakfast. "Ir b down Ia \
mlEose was me reply. And sure enou1a tne me- mes. :
III xupearancs at 1ne breakfast table. "Wny7 3"
saIu Ii trend, !" BOW Is tn,s7 Teo Minutes
aTo Won were a-bed: You canr have hsd Time to
,oindcr. Sot wash yourself! :" exclaimed old
cleaniJ. "Wny what dirty teuo1 yoa most pc
tumble In:o cold bath every mornin9!" .
no, MY boy !" tao bootH on tue osoes leg. r.
YOU wno sre dry. else you wonlc.nt want tc
sconI yourself Htta sosp and ~ate< every mosn
trg."
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Stocking Song.
OK CHRISTMAS EVE,
Tc come, chriBtmhs, heel and toa |

=
We como, christnhs, heel and toaE
Here We wait thee In row.
Come, good Santa Claus, ue beg
Flll us ushtly, foot and i.g.
FIJI Us quickly ere YOU 90,
Fill uB TIL we overflow.
That's the way and leave Us more
Heaped In plleS upon the 1oor,
Little feet that ran al day
Twitch IN dreams Of merry play;
Lttie feet that 10 nnreu al viii,
Lie all pink, and VAIN, and stul.
See us! hox We Lightly swing;
Hetf ps! hoE We Try 10 ttrR.
Welcome, CbItstmss, heel and toel
Core and Ill Us ele you GO.
Il
Here we hArg till kore one ntub.y
S1nPs with ttea*ure dowu the o9lupfy-
Bsesa Us! How be11 tickle ps.
Funny CID St. E,choiasI
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Loves Faith.
I believe II should die,
And you should klsS my eyelids when lie
Cold. dumb and dead 10 all the world contains,
The folded orbs would open at thy b1eath,
And from its eIlte IN the a,sles Of death
Life would come gladly back along my veins.
1beleye 1 were dead,
And you upon my ll1eless heart should tread.
NOT showing what ihc oosty clod might be,
II would 1td sudden pulse beneath the touch
or htca 1t ever lored in life so much,
And tnEob asa!n. WARM, tender, true 70 thee;
Ibeneve II on my grave
Hidden IN woody depths or BY the waves
four eyes ehonid drop eoMe watm tears Of rearet
Erom every SAT- seed Of your loving grief
some 1alfs sweet hlossoms would leap up In
To prove death could not make my love forget;
oeliere II should fade
Into thoke mystic realms where light is mAdc
A1d jon should long once mo.o my cacts to see,
And gather stars Ike fsRaots, till tay sight,
Lad BY the beacon oiaze, fell full on me!
lbelieve my faith in thee,
Strong as my LIE, 50 nobly placed to be,
1t would az soo1 expect 10 zee 'he sun
n glory sIieien % rom MIN sae threns es.ai u nme auae
As the unworthy worsn!p tho1 hast won.
Ibel.eve who has not loved .....
lain hau the pleas1res OF this life Improved !:
Like one who hath the grape within hts grasp,
p1ops II, I Tita all its crimson tu'ee unples-
And all iis luscious sweetness quite unsuess-
Out from his earelesa and unneed.ng clasp.
believe love, pure and true,
10 10 the soul sweet iumoIta1 dew
That Rems lie petals IN It's hours Of dusk;
e Tne waiting angels Sc aud receRcizs
-. The r1ch crown tewel,sloye al Paradise,
"nen LIE 5alls from us Ike W1tnesed husk.
amy dear what shall rse narna Eph -, tsyrhx
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Ny dear..what shall We name Bnb 2" iWhy.
HUSBAND, 2 have settled on The name Of Peser.'
tef hs denie4 lis Ma.tes.n aWe, then en- replea ptss
hts wife, What name DO you IKE :" " should
IKE the name Of Joseph "Oh, NOT that, !" re-
MlslreSs'' ~
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So Arthur Wa E,ent, bu,, With q strange, pfeco.
cious wtsoon, he "pondered these things In his
And the result was that a letter. ,ndlteh In q
cleat, oe5nh hano, sped IKE white winged mes
Ing she sddfess oi Colonel Charles Thornbury,
-th DrHgoons.
And mGntns af.es shat =, sWsss tas wnen The
and gold On the broad avenue. when the last roses
orealhed Their sweet tarewels around AEthut's
eleh through the leaaess vines, far away beneath
the clear blue sky OF another hemisphere, a
hronzed, bearded man read those frank. ooylsh
ancient race, and, with q tear and amile, whls-
pe1ed a blessing on i" Arfhur's bon.''
sg rs On
fell Ike benediclton Gn the spo,les. earth. Tue
old hall STOOD boldly out with every rugged out
A strange, irregular old pile, With little arcntec-
tunes Of the tina, had ruled there for genera
q centuries before Erglaud bent 70 Sornan
William scersre- Tradition pointed TO the grove
rite: TO he lower where he far BRIDE waited and
watched IN vain for her lord, who lay Geld and
kt1n on the lost bastleplaln Of Hastings: TO the
1teru IN bis demand for right. TO the rendezvous
At RunnyHede. The long, low building stretching
he hs sSs s
tolls Of war, he retired INTO the quiet Hurst be-
meath whose leafy shelter bis race grew and no11.
% RemDanta ,Da se5 oi fearful tales sttl were neud
! around the cottage freB-ta1es Of awful orgies
eg sSs q
1ld chant OF the bard and The pledge q Waesnael
| echoed through the acc,eat Hurst II was cven
ssiii fingered around their earthly naun,s watch.
| tpg the foitnnes OF their rzce and guarding 1t
Bot The youne Baron Of Hurstou, rest,ng in his
wealth and afec,on could besso1. ret feel
s FL young e sas asss eobak aNs9
bestowed little tnougns on lhe name and fame Of
sts proud ancestors that had ruled Hu1sson before
VI can do nothing, Aunt caddy." he SAID with
gentle sadness; +nothing, great noble, glorious
whiie Ia IN win tse9, wonld IKE ny people %
be happy. would ike every heart to be light
Iss hs ean FsraeF e. oa @ Ss
would nkc, WREN an gone, to hAve It satd that
Anu tRe5 on et me heai moe Of aua aa
paid fentt Johnsop. y he would add smiling mer.
iily at the faithful stewart What 40 want
NV Miel IN ep a,ses 10 ali sueh nattess ne xl: NJ
one must be troubled While can prevent \.
ney had lesrned esS tha aos 70 1o sna s
Esd 10 carry ous their Joupg Louis w:aaes witf
Almost wol1hpplng fond ndness aud Devotion.
naii vas decfed gsyy Win holy and .sy' mistet9t
borRhs hung iem3tiu9!y from the d4sk 1 olt
Tsilers, and The oaken door WAS p0'isned till
'Ins ST. Afnur ai had determined that the servants
bail this year should BE- A uup1acedented saeeSs
| aud he htmtelI-" blessings on his aWees 1oan
face, y ~ sne good old housefe.per said wnan ~
nnnounced tie eyent-was "to be present Il
sccres OF wax lights wirked mernly betwee
of hundred OAKS. olszed like = fo5a haan1e Q
"a SaesaS ses'i ~ ID nae,.s blind of one s,'
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BOSTON.
Mother Goose q Boston Lady,
History In Nursery Rhymes.
IrRcM orR OWN coRHEHroSuESE]
THnn Ga

frRcM oCK OWN coKREaroSuRSE]
BOSTON. Dec. e.
MOTHER GOOSE.
Strce Mother Goose was Boston womkD, 8 par-
ag.aph In Boston paper may properly be gtven to
F; fouc description OF new edition OF her tmrnor"
tal compilation; and though tho book which gives
me text bears the inptiut Of New York nzmt
Messrf. uurd Houghtop, n Was printed at the
RreIe,de Press here, and edited IN Boston. This
is a. elegant edition OF Smother Gooses Aelo-
dies, uade attractive TO chilcish eyes bT the
merry i,ie Of the nursery rnJmes. given In large,
clear type; gratifying 10 artistic tastes
By The quaint conception and graceful
drawing Of the pictures, mainly the work
OF MI. Henry L Stephens, most Of which
have appeare+l during the last year or Two
in the Rit1site .Aosdzine; and interesting TO TIE
scholar ard antiquarian from the light shed upon
the see and historical associations OF n1auy OF the
ioegcrel rcssea BY The 1aboss OF the editor.
THIS If MI, William 4. Wheeler. OF Wc5ster's
1:ctictsry 4ra the enlarged "Dlcuonasy Of the
Nct,d Names Of Fiction" The preface TO his
rrt at Vcr5 Il signed "G. A. II, but the initials
arc probably these OF Latin translation OF Mr.
Wherle1' s nane. 1t appears that Mother Goose
rot o1ly lived IN Boston, but that 4hc has
1tyirE tefccIGa1ts here, to ore Of whom
IN The Eth generation, Mt. John Fleet
Eliot, ills volume Is inscI,ocd. Mrs. Goose
Vas horn here IA 16G5:' II was TO 1tE
srsntcntclen she used TO sipg the Old tlngles
With y hch her memory WIS stored; and 1t was
her son-fn law who nrst printed them here, IN her
Zane, Ia 1.la But the sonRs date, many OF them,
far back Of tha, period. They had passed dorm
to Mother Goose By tradition, sous OF them from
The days 1hen the English language itself was
,ours. As sung to children they a1e maoy Of
them meautpe:eee, aud get ttclr liic from the
smooth, vigorous metre; but not q few had 8
meaning olce worthy OF anyhodyt IS singing and
iIster frE. These points Mr. Wheeler has brought
o.t with great skull and uupretent.ous fearninS,
uupdrctlt OF US have hearI in our baby hood:
..Over the water and over the lee.
And cvtt the = atel to Charley.
Charley tovea kaod ale and vine.
And Charley 41vct good brandy.
Acd Charley Loves p city girl
Ar Aet Els eGE< AZ candy-"
tf as IL used to ruo IN ny catldhooi's days:
..CLa11cy 1over II kirt the etrs
Nhrn they src CLEAN and handy"
Put few OF US, !a2cy, ever knew thst the
r:e.su1e.ioy!pg youth Of these lines was King
Clailes the second. The merit monarch OF Ea2
spd, ard tha: the verses date their origin 10 tho
period OF his exile o-er the water,' during rhs
psotec'orate Of Oliver Cromwell. A little les
tars-lis1 IL:
..Be,ty Bell and Mary Hray
ThcS wcIt tHo bcnIy laesNs
The. built their hurse upon tho ltc-
And covered 1t With asheA
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en ne Il there Il sach pesson "a Luudls III the

!ell ne {. there Is suca pesson "a Luuds In the
~WeIl, sbop. ! aln1 again to teu ysr su1rniog."
She went s1d lifted tue BLANKET, Win one arm
outs..s'sasd-"Tne bat thing yoo can do ia to
Charity took tts coattalla CD The baHrel, went
osef to where my nAn MAS snoring In = heavy
stupor upon the door, caught him bJ tho red snlzr,
= See % Se.s, ny 1DGa man, l2noo; here you aro-
c6aIiiy. IN this ca.e, was gifted with strong
The lieeper rolled over, opened one eye at =
natures, stared slolldlJ AT the stranger moment,
ard then At the other occupants Of tns room. aud
hsn M ss sr6s1ly 'paos upon the door and was
81 1sni 'a eIS eseso .sa fss
ssas you 'sH @ e.se II II oonE sSs II oI not
hoy nJ the name Of Lundig. II you can
hep ne st II Pa Pay 5o1 fS1 you, Iouos sp On
dI1nk sId ta,k 1t over.
This VAS an attempt 70 adapt Charity to the
ons tnousas II wei Wi to nss 81 III H. rouRs
toe, rather strong contempt for brute
st1opg wtlis have for mere material. and partlJ
The result OF some experience In the Bellevue Hos
p'1at where be had always seen Iust zach natures
a8 this turned into WoE6e than ch11dlBh help
sources.
herd. tnat ~ he cammsncad at IN overshoea and
tnot him IN veytiraiIV snl;nr a. n,s n~as Gi.h
1f.nnstiinn - avnfd 1n.m mn asId. e'e'' "" q
MWtn IN ,ei1 ~ 1nn ~ 0 ''
fniv y dortnr rhn van,u n ha,n nr,- hov
and rot in hefn sccden.ajIS IN 1es:rh of hin
"An, "An'to help yer. II a,n'r plant ~
HWht ditr,t 1er 1it a con -,
uKfcanae- nnfnr9nna,e1r T don,t rrov uhpra
thew sei1 am. sr;1 Vnniiin'i knnR ann Vsen ssS
II a COP is nut in nv iine. l ruets. HOW innr
hava xon heen IN fhis n,ara =, e"~-~~ A' AeAe
we TsS born heTs. wazzept ve Hsp7n
aim tate nv oath on.. y snIi NAG.
ne.rhpoFtood bv tie name Of Iundia !" - SN1
WWtU. yer Ieez. y he renIfed with a oIeam or
ssuacdtT cFrrni11r fntn Ina fsce nfhs1z 70 dNm1i
bptlstcefatjc rGuno teye now tnst We cont ifayei
! with .em mnrh hay Mac that snf since We on "
up our coach. ImMI shey DON'T turn M ther
NJ sa .t ns AND il u harern nell 10 fnen nn
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PLANTATION BITTERS

This wonderful vege-
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slim uIant. 6 In all
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Wherever it is intro
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CIRCULAR.
TO THE PUBLIC.
IMPORTANT VETERINARY REMEDIES.
Read the Following:

We, the undersigned, having known Mr. J. ".
5antaFce for many years can readily certify to his
unhafied skill ia the cure Of all diseases of the
horse, and sincerely aud heartily recommend hlm
him and his medicine to the public in general,
knaging that it will meet with complete success
to all who nay deem it prudent to give t a fair
trial Foandered horses cured in twelve hours
Collie in thirty minutes. Bolts in tairty minutes
Distemper in four says. Farsy and preventive
of glanders from eight tc ten days. Lung fever
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY. sdW
Home Office; No. 513 Olive Street,
ST. LOUIS. m a1 ae5
D.A,JANUARY, President,
JAS, H. LUCAS, Vice Presidenf, 81 #sffa
VIM Il. SELBY, Secretary,
WM. N. BEN fUS, GciietaI Agent: euyt
DIRECTORS:

James H. Lucas, Samuel Will, Theodore La
yei'le, Chas. H. Peck Robs. x. Woods Jules
Vale, Geo.sR. Robinson, Robt. L. Carr. JohnlF /.
Thornton, David K. Ferguson, Hon. John Hogan,
Henry Overstolz, Nicholas Schaeffer, William T,
Gay, VIM. c. Jamison, r. p Honenkamp,1 T. H.
Baker, D. A. January, VIM. ], Lewis, F. Rozier,
Jr,, Jacob Tamm. 80
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Assets, Jan. 1, 1858, over So. 500 ,Oo0I


THIS COMPANY issues poisciss on iipss on all
the different plaas and at as favorable rates as any
ether, while it has no restrictions In regard Tes-
idsaee or trGpei, and all its prgts dIrided an.
,uaAy among lis policy holders Its policies are
all issued on the NON foRrEIT1Na PlAs. 1t is
prompt in the payment of losses, no company
having better reputation for promptness or
hherality.
The amount received for premiums a gt.gHf
alone in the year 1867, was. sl.i050 0t9 50
Interest received same time. If6 OBS 10
Losses by death for the same period ss5 500 90
This Company al its last Annual Meeting, held
in January, declared dividend OF Forty per ceni..
payable in cash, and ------
clidng that Of January 1867 will be paid during the
current year, at the period OF The renewal OF there
stectiye policies and from and after January 1863
they will be paid at the periods OF their frstTenewal
Agency Office. 80. !.
James Mcvsys Hardware Store, -t
-fEJ 81 Baton Ronge, La. a.F3g gI hHg
t @ Medical Examiners
T. ] Burlington, NJ. D. J. Duchein, N. b
ales e JOSEPH 8. WILLIAMS, ~
JAMES MoVAr, Sub-Agent.
Baton Rouge Board OF Reference: 1c1
Prof. W. H. n Magruder, John A. Dongherty,
Hart Hebert, r. d. Day, N. ". Pope, W. B.
Chamberlin, j. v. Durslde, George A. Pike.
Henry Jones, D. c. Montan, ]. E. Elan H j..
Hyans, R. H. Day, Md, ". F. TunnSrd.
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Having purchased from Mr. J. " santafee the
patent Of his Veterinary Remedies" 7" for this
parish. / will FIJI all orders sent me. In every
instance these Remedies have proved complete
cures. have used them myself with perfect
success and can confidently recommend them TO
others. 1sE5 t. ''i ++2ti. -e
Put up in quantities to suit purchasers: 3s.s
PHILIP BAUER. r.l}
Livery Stable. Ferry Landing, West Baton Rouge.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-06
TTs-A-VIS SALOON
PHILIP BAUER. PROPRIETOR.

,ysproTFULLY informs his friends that ne
Il .t1l kseps this popular saloon oPen al tne
F.rrv Landing, for the accumulation o. ms
frisnds sni patrons ~. ,rrrpo
ms A fne assortment Of excellent WINES
al LIQUORS can always be found there TO
.Ai.b tba attention Of connoiqseurs is invited.
'-,.s ss-A first class BILLIARD TABLE is always
.,sIs far those who indulge in that manly game.
MA Attached. to the premises is LIVERY
sFIRf,r where parties can always be aceommo-
is,aa with saddle horses, buggies or carriages,
!. prices to suit the times.
rsu lie respectfully solieits share Of pubic
rstronage.
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II. NJ. rAvRoT.w b. 'cHAMBERnrN...J -. II. LAaoN.
FAvROT. CMAsIBERLIy,N & LAHON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. -.

lVILL PRACTICE in the. Fifth Judicial Dis
w trict, composed of the parishes Of East and
West Baton Rouge, Iberyille and East Felioiana,
and 10 the adjoining parishes,
HAVING connected ourselves with reliable and
influential law firms in New Orleans ana WASH
ington, we are prepared to collect CLAIMS against
the General Government. Office ct Baton Rouge
and West Baton Rouge Court House.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-06
NEW ORLEAH Ms and BAYOU SARA EXPRESS
sEMi-WEEkLYPASS p A SSENGER PACKET.
III. s. TURNER,

e. r. Gross, Master j. C. Landry, Clerk,
viii leave New Orleans every MONDAY at P N
aud every FRIDAY at 10 NJ. Will leave Bayou
Sara every TUESDAY and SATURDAY Y evenings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03

The Committee on Library and Publications
Of the American Institute Of Architects has Issued In neat
form two papers read before the NcwYok Chapter Of
the Institute one on FUePr0of Construction by T. b.
WIGHT and the other on The Architectural aud other
Art Soeictesof ETops by A. J. BLooI Mr. Boor gives
an account of the origin history, and organization OF
these societies. and makes many practical suggestions
relative to the formation OF similar bodies in this country