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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
LANDRETTI'S
Nmrscrica and Gmrlema.

"ThoFe extensive grounds are IN Fedora
Street, near tho Arsenal. : r = = The
earliest collection Of CamolliaE WAC made
here. Some uf those now In The pusHrRaiaa
Of those distinguished nureerv.tnpn, are ten
feet htph. 4 T. n " The aalacfion III
rroan house plants h valuable and extensive
ain the nurseries, We aaw a great many
Magn1ljaa, Vt whtfh thrre arc no lusr than
thirteen diatinct species and threa varieties.
Ono plant Of the NJ. grandidnra IL 30 fec
high and in full bloom. Here are likewise
the NJ. c1rjata 80 feet high A beautiful NJ.
%oliptica in flower, and A magnificent Eprri.
mon, 1S feot high, Of the M. conspicua the
curious Usage orange, that retains its lucid
foliage longer than any other deciduous
tree, y y
"Fhe nurseries are all very correctly man.
aged, supplying every part Of the union dc.
'ail Of which would occupy too much Of our
space we therefore content ourselves with
stating that The stock ID very Iprte, and evc.
ry Rtage Of growth, consisting Of forest and
ornamental trees, shrubs, ovorgreona, vines
aud Creeperp, with a collection Of harbaceous
plants fruit trees Of tho best Find. and most |
healthy condition large beds Of seeding APP
ploa, pearp, pluma, &c, m etock7 for budding
and grating a plan very superior to that Of
working upon suckers. which carry with Them
into tho graft ait tho tttBU I5UB Ut tho purvu t
stock. y = y
GARDEN SEEDS oftbr frat quality have
been scattered over the county from these
grounds, apGSnav always he depended upon.
The seed establishment of thrfOhorticultur-
iRtE is ono Of the most CytonaitT In the TN
ton and its reputation 10 well sustained from
year, 10 year.
"Fo obvtato tho chance Of mixture of The
fartna Of tho plants Of the same family, they
have established another nursery, At A auita. ,
bic distance, 30 that degeneration cannot take :
place, and which secures 10 tho purchasers
a genuine article, Knowing thus the age, {
quality and process Of culture Of every plant, {
the supply from their grounds Is recommend.
Cd with great confidence" q
Wy Since the date Of The ~treport" from /
which the above Ia abatractcd, the entire es-
has been greatly enlarged. The ,
If camellias embraces all the finer v
kinds, an consists Of some thousands of va. ?
sizes 40 likewise of Roses, and other Il
desirable plants, both tender aud hardy h
fruit trees, etc.
The SEED GARDENS, alone, cover fttv acres, il
aud the whole Is, as il has heen for nore thin e.
half a century, under the successive manage
mont Of father and son, the most prominent
In America.
Orders r&eived hy the subscribers, from 0
whom Catalogues may be obtained gratis. 4"
PIKE g. HART. a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
KNOW T'HYSELFn!
READ AND M CoxvtvcEp!
BE C0nrinccd and BTYyf

CASTlNGS-We have on hand, and are
receiving regularly, direct from The manufac-
tory every description Of Hollow ware, con-
slstlng Of French Pots, Ovens, Skillets
Wash pots, &c, which we offer for wholesale
or retail as low as they can be obtained IN
New Orleans. PIKE and HART,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
Highly Important.

I1IShiy Important.
Toe GROCERs AND FAMILIES,
we have within a few days received dir
ect from the mandatory
l7o boxes Cincinnati soap, from one to two
and a half pound bars. 9
IOo hall boxes Of star candles.
~ Western reserve cheSse.
4O kegs butter,
hlch we win sell st a very small ad-
vance on cost.
BEAG f. SON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
NOTICE

NOTICE.
TAD nersons DESTROYS of securing choice Of
PEWS, in the CHURCH of ST. JAMES
protestant EpiscopaD are requested to cali
at the store of ALFRED GATES, where >
plan of The pews and number is let for that
purpose.
VIM. MARKHAM, Sen. Warden,
ALFRED GATES, Jr., Warden.
Baton Ronge. Nav 7th 1916.
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master, having been purchased by ] H IRE
and John Klein expressly for the Baton Rouge
trade, will leave as follows--New Orleans
every FRIDAY at IL O'Clock, A. ~, and
Baton Rouge every MONDAY at 8 A. M,
for freight or passage, apply on board or to
PIKE & HART, Agents
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13

GENTLEMEN's BRoGANs.
We are now receiving direct from the man
~ufacturers in the ! orth, a beautiful assort-
mene Vi gents Calf sewed Brogans, with
Pumpand Boot soles.
PHILLIPS & LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13

CANDLEs-20 boxes sperm and Chr.s
line candles for sale by BEAL & Son.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
PHILLIPS q LANOUE.
Plantation Wagons and
Carts.

The subscriber having increased his facil.
ltleF and secured a god lot of Seasoned
Lumber, Is nav prepared to receive orders
Tor tho coming season for Wagons and
Carts, with Iron 0, wood axletreea, aud made
aftor the most approved patterns now in use.
Ha calls the tention of the Sugar Plan
tsrs Of The state to his Tipping Cane Wag-
gons that he is now manufacturing, which
are more simple and adapted for cane than
any in use, and refers TO Drs. J. a. II. Per-
kins, D. Chambers, Esq, Genl. Joseph Ber.
nard. Stephen Henderson, Eco, and J. r..
Scuddcr, Eco, who have used them the past
season and will give any information respect.
ing them required. Al orders entrusted 10
him win he faithfully performed and warran,
ted. Also all kinds of Plantation Smith work
done NJ his establishmanf-c0rner Of Church
and Main st.,-Batou Rouge.
dec 10Th w. i. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13
DR.. !. ROYn

DR.. J. BOYD,
Respectfully offers his professional servi-
ces TO tie public.
Office on Church-street near the Post.of
fee. ~
Baton Rouge, December 9th Ie48. I
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WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED.
Wanted 70 hire, . 10 10 Negroes to tfrp
VOID Apply to y. I1t.ngrs ~
BE. +, III. "n
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Strap Electoral
Ant6- As hmOCG-
NOC.


JIG ruia Asthma:ifHn dGpui8 plus dc tronfo
Ans, OF bion cunnirscumm EEL, uunseulment
dc uluB amiB, mais'Ueetfo dan grand nombrh
de personnos qui ont p1 juger de FEtat on
m'ayatt rebuilt Cettn tnaladto. dams Ice 5ertigFs
tens 10 nc paFaait f.as ttnn NUT enttere danB
mon III, et convent ic9reHtais HUT o dix jourg
HBna me cotChof du:out, AEBls dams Ufi fau@
tsujl Ia t6te pppuy&e sur 10 bofd dun lit, je
prUnaiH 10 Cette manacte quulqug rcpoR, cetto
situation devenue desesperantn ie me mis- a
fAtre dos %opeais, ct je HHie parYenu apr6g
| plur dune aimee DE- >rorlihrchos a composer
ar pirop quia roduiE IN ttI ofJt sur moi, quo
~ n'tpfouyn plus tuatntnt.ant que quolqueR
l6g6fes oprrosEionh t%fu'unt on douX doses do
&c tpeeitque dieetprHt a]aeattot, 81 par Enito
dune imrrudeneo uac fortc atta1ua paraIt
vouloiF Er d]gclarer, - prend5 aIors 10 sirop
a doses ftpettos ots p]arvi0ug a obIenir uu
prompt soulaFement.
On no dot pas g'atSgpjrn 4 CO 1u'nne ma.
Iadio aufFi tenac0 Hua PAsihomo code aux
ptemi6reB doses dc Girnp;. &c nest que par
TN long usage que Ton prut egpdrcr uD
grand aollagemont, aA meme une gu6rison
parfaite chez los pers,snnes nguvelloment az
feettos.
&c sirop CONNIE p]cctoral est employ6
dams In p~lpspart dos GlaIadios de poitrinc :
trllcs que Btonchites, 6uA, ong oe p~oitrino
Pltlresics &c.
he DR.. France IA enployb Inns qpelquo
cas- de Phitisie pulomnaire. C'est &C sirop
qli lui n le mieux rcossi par C~onbattre les
expressions qui "aceompagnHnt t]ouiours
nette afreuse maladic. Pomr~quo rehtt en-
fat constant il MA dit avoir Gt6 oblig6 vers
h fin do Ia maladic3 de l'ndminigtror
lautcs doses. lie DrS Rance 10 ronBidero
,omme TN des meillears pectorauk.
In dire8tion pour In maniore de sen
est attach6 aux bouteilIes.
Depot chez 10 so'ssi8n6 Il Baton Rouge.
Composition dt dit yirop. Prix rs cents
Il Phiole dc cinq onchs. $3.50 In douzai. (
IL. II. LANOUE.
Approuyd pour ce aui nae conccrue.
II. RANCE. {
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-03-13

PARhSOLS, SUN SHADES, AND UNI
BRELLAS.
Just received from New York a largeyarie.
ty Of elegant Paraeols and Umbrellas ofrhe
latest Partisan styles, ofentirely new patterns
ana exquisite workmanship, atthe lowestpor.
gible prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30
General Notices.
IL Gri-woId,. Cenccntra,ea Cempouud OF

- t.ri-Wold'~ Concentrated Compound OF
Yellow Dock Scfcflsi. disease which establishes Il
sefu greater variety OF forms than any other. Ahough
dssimar IT. symptoms yet b. always be referred to
The sane rrrlg causes neither iRe srraF slcruts
isus,is c Of ~ gs csPhoas IF te tI APP iorat S,s-
sss or esunart0a- Il ia fact wei known hA The blood
contain. IA 10 healthy lst proportion Of lie ee-
rasns OF al he structures o. the animal economy, be, Ia
Gersngei condition % The digestive functions, his
healthy balance i lost ani there i consequently de-
rsngement 10 the process % assimilation causing the
mutation 81 morbid matter In the system, which deposits
itself ia the weakest part producing disease which : Of
more or les serious ustnre proportion 20 The vitality
OF The organ Affected and thus Il j. that consumption Is
more .la .hsn white swelling. such being The nature
Of scrofous disease IL evident thai cannot be success
fully oornbs,ed only by the OF such remedies a. pro-
duc@ N aerassc eject upon the system. restore
healthy stale Of ia functions The extreme prevalence Of
h. disease csng or eacieri remedies, las Induced The
subscriber 10 prepare CoScEsrRAreD COMPOUND of
YELLOW Dock which from is great celebrity with ne
NOS, eminent medical Alternative. snd being pre-
pared BY an elaborate process from which The entire v
me. Of the root are extracted promises every encour
sseeut that rnsy found beneficial and RON rs pro-
peres being well Known he geners gse Is uos only per
fsc.ly saic hgi ulicious
Prepared All Tor sale. wholesale and retail, by {. D.
GRfsWOLD. NJ D. Pharmaceutical Chemist, 657 Broad
wsyS Y Also FOR sale hy Rlshion X Go. 10 A.tor
House no and 50 Broadway J. C. Hsrt, jiS Gtsndsi;
Rogers Co. cor sullivan and Spring sts; Johnson,
Moore Taylor 81 Maiden-lsne " Y wholesale agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30
General Notices.

~ University of Buffalo Medical Depart
mcn-The annual II Lectures IN the Medical
Department Of The University Of Buffalo will commence
Wednesday. be 2ilh u February. ls7 and continue
sixteen weeks
Cha-es BfOdhesa Coventry. 81. d. Prof Of Physiology
and NJ rdiesl jurisprudence.
James Webster, NJ d Prof Of General and Special An
aiony.
Charles Alfred Lee, NJ D. Prof Of Pathology and Ma.
Jsrnrs Plat White NJ u Prof ofObselries and disease,
Of " omen ard Children
Frank Hastings Hamilton NJ d. Prof Of Prnc Pies and
Practice Of surgery ami Clinical Surgery.
Austin Flint. ~ d. Prof Of Principles ana Praciice %
Medicine and Clinical Surgery.
George Hsdey. NJ. ID. Prof " Chemistry and Pharmacy
Corydon La Ford, ID. Demonstration u Anatomy.
Fees for al the Lectures, g. which viii In al be
required on taking The tickets MsiricglaiOn Fee = De-
monsiraiors ticket. = +; Graduation Fee, 80.
By mutual cement between Professors Coventry,
White and Fni lse lectures upon Obstetrics, 80 for this
session will be given by Prof Coventry and lectures upon
Physiology IN connection will ne Principles sud Frsrtice
81 Medicine
The Anatomical Rooms viii be- opened for the study Of
practical Anatomy under tie direction 81 The DemOnspa-
Tor four weeks before The commencement 0f he lecture
Term Provisions VII be made for the supply o Anaioni-
Maeral FOR lhs preliminary coarse, and FOR the A1s
lomicsl and surgical lectures.
Board including fuel and light may be obtained al from
- % - per week
The University Of BunAlo cbArteredbv the New YORK
Legislature MAY 1896 The provisions VI lhe charter for
he ORGANIZATION vi ghe Medical department and for
ferng Medical degrees a. full and complete hose
of sny University % Medical College IN lh- State
FRANK h. HAMILTON. Dean
AUsTIS FLINT Secretary. Jiq 2aw3~ alW
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Wilmof Proviso.
from our own Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Jan. q.
fear fr the WILmOT proviso The chance OF
ID passage grows more doubtful the longer its con
alteration is postponed. A Democratic impulse
ray be good but Democratic deliberation is
never 10 be trusted.
Among those who will give their thought no act -
vbo in other words will vote against the resolu-
t,ou they supported the last session OF Congress-
Ihsve spotted three from Ohio, as many FROM New
y0k, and four from Pennsy king
ssd RaTHsUS Of our State,-the right and left
bowers Of Sas Wright in the House. will stand
6rn. There isno recusancy in them. Sefrespect
L BOT honest principle will make them stand the
hazard Of the die But ! could name you if |
would. two New Workers, who in an impulsive
moment Of sincerity. voted with ireemen then.
and who have now on mature reflection deternin-
ed 10 vote with aud for slave holders and third.
who avoiding the vote OF last session now declares
himself against the Provso all these three are
uure,uming Members. The constituents who have
rejected them. they are determined to outrage.
The Proviso will be moved an amendment 10
C. ] lsoFRoLL bill for the SO 600 900 with which
the President will be entrusted to buy Santa Anna
on failure of his attempts to conquer him. If the
Proviso aud amendment be carried through the
House the amendment will be rejected in the Sen.
ste and in case OF a disagreement between the
two houses the s. 900 900 will not be contributed
to Santa Annas private purse. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
~ Iabn.ou's Toofhuche Urop-.-Il

Anodyne for the imme snd permanent cure ~ pain
from tefayed teeth. having rom ~ Intrinsic value a.
remedy become immensely popular with those no have
used H. many limitations have lately been thrust upon ins
market by unprnciped persons and sold as he Original
aaf genuine article The object Of this paragraph - u
canton The public against all such spurious compounds ~
no Glove Anojyne possibly be the genuine article 81
org snd favOfsy known by hist name but That prepared
Srring four or i've wears by a B. d. Sands snd The
ast wear BIZ Henry johnson (uccessOr 10 A. b. Sands
Col ShO l. the sole proprietor The only safety Tor
purchasers i To and ask Tor Johnsons Toohache
Drops and 10 examine the wrspper Of the vial every
one of he genuine hiss the signature Of Henry Johnson
Remember Inst the True Glove Anodyne ID immedsl
cure Tor the most violent oohsche pain In the gums
and that II Il Manufactured genuine only by HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemist and Druggist, No. N3 Broadway
west side IN the Granite Building Sold also al zee Fulton
81 u East Broadway and $40 Hudsousl Prics - cents
dt8 n
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ctrRayMsN Ann PHYSICIANS

AswFIL A. THOUSANDS OF OTHERS IN ALI fAsrs OF rus
United States are continually sending certificates anil In
forming "a OF benefits derived from DR. TOwnseuds ssrss
parIls. -,
Ds TowNsEND-Sir. Some time since you requested my
opinion u your Compound syrup Of ssrseps-
rila am now prepared to give IL have u.,d IN my
practice and prescribed or the last few months and must
1--WE II my decided preference over anything OF the Kind
with which am acquainted both as tu its medical virtues
and The reasonable price (which you sell In sefoious
AFT ctons cuAneOu- efupous generally dyspepsia, ind'
g siOn cOstive habits. and liver complaints, am much
p-A.ed with s effects. Ia these complaints. Gny other
where scrofa IL d .ca.ed. can with confidence f-coi
meni 10 to the patronage of The profession valuable
uxav removing disease Ia some ~ ia most trouble
come forms aud to al, safe end valuable medicine
BENIN WEEKS. ID.
Brooklyn, Nov. q, 1876
Dr. TowNsEND- Dcar Sr. Having tor some time past
beer afflicted with pulmonary affection on my lungs and
continual pain In my side. owing o. evening exposure IN
travelling aer preaching and finding my disease Ia Increase
with much difficulty ofbfeahIng aud other alarming symp
toms was advised bg clergyman, friend 81 nine, Ia
try your celebrated Sarsapara. did 80 and after Ia
sng two or three boues found myself relieved Mysp.
petite has been restored ind myself much stronger aud
hone very soon my usual duties. have been
80 greatly benefited By your excellent medicine feel II
NV duty 10 make known The facts for the benefit of others
who may aborng under the difficulties that have
been for some time past Respectfully yours,
SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor Of Baptist Church.
Nov u 1876 Staten Island.
principal Odics, l2G Fulton-st sun Buildings
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legislature Of Sew-York.
The Ssa1, on SGre-yTi Alt,- RsHtvs-PasserST stips
No iacredse u Postage Rass-fhs jail and he
Lesh--H ORsllys T,iegTapt Me-0riai.
Correspondence Of Tie Tribune

Correspondence Of Tie Tribune.
ALBAST, Jan u. isi7.
In sESaTE today a vose was taken on tine
question Of Ins,ructing the Senators and Represen-
tatiyes in Congress against the farther spread Of
the area Of Slavery. and Col YoUSG's resolutions.
favorable 10 that great object, were adopted . to
g. The Chamber was crowded beyond anything !
had seen before and the a. nost interest taken in
the result which is highly, satisfactory. Senator
HARRIs's able argument has appeared IN the Ar
gne and is also given at length, to-day in the Even
ng Journal 1t should be read throughout the
Union.
am glad very glad that Governor YoUSG has
opened the prison doors, and allowed the Anti
Renters to return to their homes, wives. brothers
sisters, children and kindred Queen Vicioris has a
royal commission in Canada making exertOns to nd
the city Of Montreal and vast tracts Of country on the
St Lawrence Of the same oppressive system which
these unfortunate men resisted.
When Governor WRIGHT gave Benjamin Lett
his liberty said was sure he would also hbersie the
Ant; Renters but he left that good work TO bis sue
cessor
In ASSEMBLY TO day. much time was occupied
in discussing the merits OF report the contested
election Of Mr.. MoSTASrE By Mr. HAsBRoucS, but
Mr. DEyELiS introduced some important resou-
tons for instructing Congress 10 enact and enforce
more humane regulations on board vessels bringing
passengers from the old world.
member brought in a resolution for instructions
to the Deegston in Congress oppose any increase in
the Of postage None but Slave holder his a.
y would have dreamed Of increasing and 10 cent
rates. al "a time when England. with a monarchy and
debt has no higher rate than cents
Mr.. WALSH presented a petition, Dumerousy
signed told for the abolition of the whplash IN
our prisons
A petition was also introduced signed by II.
ORRILLY Esq the indeiaiigabe and very successful
agent and improver of the Magnetic Telegraph not ask
ing - millions OF acres, like Whitney. a mOnOp0
hzing speculation Of railroad but inviting the Legisla
ture 10 psss a general law allowing any persons or
companies to erect Telegraph Lines any Of the public
highways, according 10 any mode Of Teegrsphing
which these persons may prefer in rsnssctng their
business This looks like live and let live certainly
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HyER'S PILLS.
~ The American Improyed Hvgeian Medi-

NJ
cine These Pill. urdeneby one u he besi corr
pounds Of he day general family medicine. For sd-
nnisirsou 10 al temporary complaint. u he siom scl
and bowels headache cold kc they may BE- fully depend
81 upon and prompt Of hen On II hrs appearance
u disposition vii nvanaby save ucn SCIENCES lt-y
are p~cl4y adapted 10 AZ cases OF weakness aud gene
raj tehy-any derangeuenl m iact q he system. and
especially with f-1es-hsve proved ernnenuy useful ~
al lingering com ianis-dysp~p.s pulmonary, rieumsi-
x and .pasmocir sfectOns liver complaints papitAons
sc. No family. ssr fair ira, VII remain without hem
Read he following testimony
Having .afely made uis u Hyrf's Pl. The American
Improved HyRei4n Vegetable heticrs and with ihs
most .rafyr success f-rl con-iraired to recommend
tt.ta u The .frung manner a. t- puoe most quir1i
niisrk u t- cln-ry hroa Wa entirely bIOsef
m and remove. by theu I'M was ensbiec % ali-ul
r ary lo ny business IN %. spare 81 tao or hre- days
Oih-r- In NJ family have experienced Ike benefit would
JACOB A. :. bECk
staien Island Norih SHORE, Jan :, l-fl. 49,.
Genera Dept 10 fuit0nsL Il roof. sold also BY GU
In - Bro.f.s y. Cook 0r4rd and Ai-E 81
"a rs Psi Brt,adway. Mr. HAYES iss Fucn Il Brook
lvr J. P O1rdan. n sirsIa-st " w i-nlsnursh-
T.TlkS..
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correspondence OF The Tribune.

TRENToN. Jan. 2s ls47.
Yesterday the State Temperance Society held
Its Anniversary in tins place Delegates from va
r.ous parts of the State brought in q great number
OF memorials signed by more than 10000 citizens
of the State in favor Of referring the License ques
ton 10 the people: which were. one after another
unroled in the Legislature and referred TO Committee
The Legislature dispensed with their afternoon session
10 attend the sngs Of the Society which held In
The Town Hall In the evening large public meeting
was held in the spacious OF the new Court house.
which was addressed by Rev. MARsH. Sec Oft Am
TEMPERANCE Union T. B. sESvR- ESQ. OF Dover, Mr.
Cr .nxr of Newark and other gentlemen chiefly the
Iicena, Question The tone OF feeling in the Legss
t,re il GOOD on the Temperance subject and II IL eN-
pec,eA mai the License question will be given 20 the
people T. B. SEoUR Fec. Of Dover was chosen frrsi-
fcns for the ensuing year
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ALMOST A MIRACLE.

READ rnE FotLowIsG, and doobtifyou can that con-
sumption cannot cured This Is only one Of The several
hundred cases lha. Townsends ssfsaparla has cured
BRooKLyS Sept ~, 1876.
DE- TowNsGND- Dur Sir was taken little over =
yea 40 with a cough and pain IN my side III
creased on me very fast indeed wss pr0unounced ny
physcians to have the quick consumption raised large
quantities Of bad matter had night sweats and SINKING
went o the hospital IN hope OF being benefited bat vas
nr,nouurea there incurable was greatly distress
e,oeafei and expected 10 die was confined 10 my bed,
ana was obliged 10 have watchers indeed. cannot give
you any description that would DO justice 70 my cas-
wa snppossd BIZ my friends 10 be- past recovery hai
rsd great number OF remedies and al seemed u be 10
no purpose read Of most extraordinary cures per
formed by your medicine and % tell you The truth, sus
pectei there was some humbug In ih@m. nut was ~
durei Ia try u done and anu very thankful dld
cannot saw that entirely well but am - Tar recovered
a. 10 be about my business and hope 10 BE- entirely "en
few weeks Ny cou gh and pain Ia the side aud Dighl
.seas nave len me- raise but very little, and am fast
gaining my usual strength fell duly 10 give you
.t,tetnsut Of my case 20 publish II yOn please.
PETER BROWN a Iatle ST. Brooklyn.
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dark nights preceding.

KEEP YoUR TENrEK.-A Dir. Paulding. M nj
reminding M correct refractory slave in New ORLEANS
seriously hurt his hand 10 the course Of year be
paid one Physicians bill for attendance OF 500 another
Tor 5000 a third of 900 fourth Tor 500 and j. now
carving ON a suit against another Doctor who claims
- 40 or Attendance and medicine for that unoruusts
hand The Doctors' bills alone would have purchased
a dozen slaves
Prison AssOChTI0N.-A meeting for tie pt,r
pose Of forming Prison Discipline Association. was
held at the Court House on Monday evening Asa w
Tanning presided. AMER long discussion Constitu-
ton was adopted and Society formed. The proceed
ngs in full will be given At future time. when the
remaining arrangements are perfected. Roch Dem.