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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
Isl Summer Retreat.
BATHING. FISHING. ETC.

AIaA AAAAN1s A4|
A Nextensive Boarding Establishment has been
~ af,ed up d; Last island, and is now open for
the reception cf visitors. It is under the personal
supssinsendence Of MApAag =. Ptcor, whose re-
putatiion ia this capacity is we'll known.
The advantage OF this delightful location, its
unsurpassed fishing and sea-hathing, render il the
most agreeable summer retreat on the whole
southern cost.
No pains win be spared to render visitors COM
Portable. The charges will be moderate, and the
table furnished with every thing the neighboring
markets afford, 81
Attached tsthe establishment, is n well-stockcd
Bar, Billiard AMI Bowling Saioons, and a Livery
Stable, wheee horses and carriages can be procar-
ed, to enable visitors TO ride or drive on the ex-
teusiye beach that bounds the island towards the
Gulf.
n. R-Mrs. Pscoss Boarding house in Frank
lin viii be conducted as heretofore, under the
superintendence OF her sister, Mrs. Curtis. where
she viii be at all times prepared to receive those
who may pa,ronize h~er.-Piaascrs' Baaacr.
maylS Sn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
8. M. HART & GO.

ylTHoI.ESALE Dealers in Groceries. presi.
- Wv sseas, Western prodaee and plantation sup
plies eaeraiiy@lRcceiyiag and Forwarding Gem
snssSSan Merchants" Batca Reuge, La.
la rcsNsNfnr business II Il our purpose 10 purchase
rNapaiescf PROVISIONS aud Produce IN; the Western
Makers, aud te make ear sales exclusively for Cash,
OF satisfactory sarer. vi rrfces az low. or lower than
the same goods ran te purchased for Ia New Orleans
with cost Of transportation. easafs 5a
From fhe Planters we solicit n cali. and assere
them that AIRY article they may desire in eur line.
we will RAKE IL 10 their interest 70 purchase here.
or We Will purchase or sell Sugar, Molasscs,
Cotlon. &C., or viii make Cash advances on corelgn
sseaes to eur correspondent In New York, fhiiadcl-
pAsa, Patssxirg, Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville,
Memphis. ST. Iseis, or New Orleans, Jane is y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
81 a- a. sts NOTICE,
state of Louisiana Parish OF East
Hahn Rnller. ~

NN%ftIFKEAB Caleb \ BonneB Esea'itet p
Wv, the last ,yiil emu testament vi tesrse
tahaipf. iaie bfihls Parish ieeeassd, having IN
%tan,isu i, enantipsie the SLAVES ISABEL and
JACOB. belonging 10 ssid sheeession Of George
Langley, decreased, who ate above he age O
tti,iy yeafs -svefy petson who. may have any
legal opposition 10 said emancipation, are frqiii,s
eli ID Ole Asta Imposition IN the, Office 81 he
Llafk OF tha sisih Judicial District ceulit. in and
fet The Parish and Stale aforesaid within toiiy
days frsnt the ffst publication Of this heiite4
JUls ia, 1854, o. Al v, HAHN, shefiG
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
AVIS, 81.
Etat dc In Loaisiane-Par0iSse d'Est
Rafnn Rnnsn.

foHN r. Kt.ftNpErER, hahs,ant do la Pa.
~ roisse DIST Baton e, Fiat sus.lit, asani inten.
,iea d'oraanelper sou eselave SiLAS Russell.
age de ~ ans et Va ue2rcsse esclase noniunee
LOUISE, sgee dc - ans, teus eenx qai pearlei-
eat porter qaelaoe opposition legale a la dite
emancipation, soat invites a IN reglstre tear di,e
opposition ala bareaa da Grelier ae la Conr aa
Sixlcme District, dams ct pcar la paroissc ct Etas
sasdit, dams anarante jours de Ia prosecute publ
ration. liailS7fl IL, v. BABfN, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
Improvement on Grist Iills,

+ OFFER my services 10 the plantesel Of this Par.
J. ish IN making improvements on Grist Mills, by .
new and more substantial mode VI dressing the
stones. Ieengage myself TO make any Grst Mill
grind double no 90, no pay. When attached 70 3
rood running gear, mi mills grind from ten to fifteen
bushels per hour viii, four horses, and when pfoper-
ly kept they win do the grinding Of aay plantation
fly twelve months without requiring tohe sharp ned.
Irefer planters to Gov. Walker 70 NJ Michael
Sehlater, whose mill, . horse power grinds three
barrels per hour, to Mr.. Paul Dupuy. and 10 Mr..
Norbert Crcpper, whose Mill grinds BY steam one
barrel Of meal IN FIVE to six minutes.
Planters wishing my services will please leave or
ders NJ this Office, or NJ the Post Office of this place.
8. WOLFF.
Cessi6case Of Hon. J. IL Orcyfon, Of Dpsfoaras.
1 engagedt the bearer, Mr.. Wolf. 70 dress the stones
of crist mail. thnrse powcra. His plan is a novel
one. and prodncsive ofextraordinary results, IN re4e-
renee both Il, the .incre&sed quantity Of meal made
and its quality. NJ nilf-stunes are iiairsy-twoinches
in diameter, and made wifh = very ordinary team Of
four mules, one peck a. uscal per minute. The far
rows pecked in his syssem are wide md deeply a.
fined, and / believe ought to last for years.
n. OFERTON.
Cumherland Bayou Boeuf. Apnl. Ig2 Civ I0-4t
ENEME &ZAf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
STATE op l0u,SIANA--paytsA AZ

Va EssS baton Ronsr.
Ohm b. kleinpeter inhahitsn, Of the Parish
w. ot Eest Baton Rouge, State aforesaid, having
i~Hsen,len 10 emancipate his slave Siifs RessoN,
aged 45syeafs, and his negress slave, Eonssa, agsd
~ yeasss every person who mey have any legal
snrosstlNn 70 said emancipation, are required 10
iae said eprositien in The Office oil Clerk Of toe
nhessss Ceurt in and for the parish and Stale
aforesaid within larty DAYS ifpm this notice,
Jaly 81, Ct II, v. BARiN, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24

TAKEN from tie possession Of runaway ne
l. gro by Mr.. II. Behrnes, about Ii miles from
the town Of Baton Rouge near Springfield, . bay
horse about s years old, Is hands high, blind ia
the right eye, harness marked, very low in flesh.
The owner is requested to come forward pay
charges and take him away otherwise he will be
sold according TO law. H. I. WOLFE,
july 8 Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
CROSSE TETE IND B.aT3N R0uGE
PLANK ROAD COMrAXF.

nTRLiC notice Is hereby gfvya, That Books q
Subscription 10 the capital stock of the Crosse
Tcse ana Baton Rouge Plank Road Company,
will I've oSened al the Office Of w, $ Pike, Esq
Baton Rouse ut the office OF dos v. Daralde
Sheriff iaF West Sa,en Rouge and at the resi-.
slencs Of Charles A. Slack, E&q, on Bayou Crosse
Tese-on the 9th ef July, isa2. and will genaain
open Eor a limited period, in accordance with the
Ssh Section OF It's Charter. gs II
THEODORE JOHNSTON,
inly 10 4w Secsy. Board Commissioners
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24

Alan. !, ~rnmplets assortment of carriage. buggy
and p%l.iiiha hafitsss /; a small but superior lot Of
iieass. plated, roll he'd and steel slitfups, 81
Y apifs and brittle bits. Out, leather,
W,niel,one and ,hfentl buggy ~eatfiage,
a .sfF5 Switch. dog aud hprse Wip,
rtetHnet's wiiipst
1~i,se,i,ay with n iseae assortment " btttles. bti;
DE %iiiipss. natriheales sissis anil eirtanshss. Leo
,iet, wilton, %ihatain / Srotell an.l uniot Travelling
hays. Whirt added II nv ibfriat stock ior't,s The
iasbt ~eoiaplets and extensive sssek " Nad.llefve ever
offered III ,hts market, all Of wi,trl, ! ntist ~ re
duted prizes, afa- 80 A. BRApfpHbf
"a AfAs I. VI astH aH E Harvey Ho,sss BASEMENT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
MEDICAL.
pei m EW BTOCk
#s=- ~. =t.et Ii 4a e.. or sd
I'm u . n 1.

At The Neto Three Stoyy DrtN building
near The Ha,ney Honss,
HAs lust received 4 very large shd Ftssh
Il sfgtk Of Btpgs, Msaieints, 4et, direct ffsfi
New York and phiiaJelphias. ~
To those In Eastand West Batpn Holtge. whoafe
In the habit Of purchasing tl,eit. Medicines IN New
DfleatiA, hs would say. "ssnd him your orders
and hs will gil them FIR the same NeNEY that yeh
pay for item In New Orleans, WARRANTED OF M
good 4 quality.
Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded,
and delivered al all times, day Or night. His stock
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
iTtS,
lstal do la Observation-Disclosures d'Est
IlHtait RUugc,

ATTFNDU que Caleb 2. nDhhey. Esrt'i'e'''
"A aA deFRief testament ,e Hsefge Langley fp+
cement de cetie paioisse, deeetla, asAant fihtehs
lion a'emeneipef Ice eselsssA ISABEL esJAEoB
Nppsrtenam q h dite sOeeession 'a George bshgs
ley %leee,le, lNi sort esee le pi'fs dc tfente ans
teates nafssNkes avhnt opposition legala Ia dite
suaneinatisu, sont reaais lie danase lsats alresi.
ton ,lans IL eurssa lu Gteiipf, lie IA CeNt da
1Eisietae District tadietsim, dams 81 pcaf ~ Pa
rcssse et Eta, suslite dan 9uarante Jour lie IA
premiere rablicatien lie eetie AVIS
alnillet NJ H ", BAufN. ShsriE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24

TTaF received 10000 rspers Galtlen Seed lfvtl
q. H. Hisley's " Ilro's, New York. and spnp fs.
l,ets raised and put up.by the Shakers Pleasan,
Hill NY "a ~ 25aa4 as.
the abevs sestl being put up TO order, contain
a much bettas assortment and are in greater wa
riety Than the seed usually puisap for the south,
Button Uhioils or Onions sets f5EtsasE as
nifti seed, Canary and ltefhr.
2 III Stare and Htp sails ~ a WDN1,AN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
Ratan Rouge Foundry.

T>HE subscribers effer for sale , steam engines
il ID ia, cileadar, 4 feet stroke ] sugar mill,
which can be put up ON plantation for this crop,
rarnace mouths. CRATE bars. pisshurs coal, fire
bricks. mares HILL HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24

rtat dc In gouis,ane Parotsse d'gst
SFsffoe 81 Itatnn Rouge, 't s1s

A TrENDU uue Martha Bafket ,,ita habitah's
"a lie Warwick, tans ie eetirte de ksi,e 81
EIat do Rhode island. atsht rihtehtipn a%etiiafa
.iusr a. ~eslayes lpaf Thomas Vilbs Msfsan
son Atoeat eli cfail savpir! Fesels,e Rent
bp,,it,e aaee t~'phyiton einaiaiite afs. tt e. iet's
me Esther, aeee t'ehvifah a1arante ans etisstn.
Bile aser letfs ehfahs, saseif Mi'ly uhe h'e
sAee d'sngifsi hetf ans, eL 3osiah w sa'e.,i
aIee i'ehyirat eina ans. Tout tefsohha ~
,,es, syeit opposition ieeal A ia dite einaeeipAi
IAN sant renIiis do ~ierusef isni opposition ~
bufss, III Giefiah ia 10 Com y, %Hlsieihs n's.
ttiei jpdiciaifa, dams u poui Y Paroisse ~ n'a'
,lislit iaps aiafahtn, jetsfs da "a premiere pun
~lieation Ia Ia pfesehte.
aetF tiiiletH M VI. Y DABiN. shetl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24

TNHE tbFulHt passenger packet .0yHf
J. Nftr HaTUN8. Hksx3&
LANDRY. Mas'af. 10 ply itetwsaaSs
New Orleans, Baton Rouge. anl all the %inteftse
,lllate landings, leaving New. oheans every
TutsbAy Of 9 A, nj and FHipar al d r NJ Re-
nav NJ g A. M. aud saftRBAy At ~ Nj.
Passing Plaateniiha NJ II p NJ on TtsspaY
ard 7 Al NJ oil SATURDAY. Returning will he
d tlaluenina al II A. NJ. on WaBsasbAY and
5p. N, on ahfuspAY. Try her and you will be
Satisfied. Iap4pD stt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.

efA, Be go.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
pnmpyI Pumps II.

TT'tiE subscriber has on hand 4 full assortment
l. Of Force Pumps for raising and forcing wa
Ter from Wells on The. river and having all The
advantages Of Fire Engine, also an assortment
Of the Eitdless Chains Pumps compete oil Of
which will be put UP In a ubsiantiaitnenBe at
easonable prices. VT n. TtNNBRD, pby,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24

EL0URloo Lhls. extra 81. Louis premium ex'
l. pressly for family use. for sale by
J.. W. MUSSELMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
HARDWARE. Nl.
TN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
War0 Mhu fA ctOry.

sTsIfE subseflber, wofkef. Ii Mn, Copper
Md Sheet Iron, would respectfully 10
infsrat his friends and tie yHlblie Generally, W
That he continues TO carry 6tsffe above business
Of Church and Main street, where he viii be hap.
nv 10 receive those who may wish 10 honor him
with their patronage, be hss always eH hand .
Aits assortment Of bright and iapatihsd Tin ware.
which he will sell as cheap ~ eaii be bought any
where. Wholesale OF retail. CATERS and spe,itsl
made siIdg3Aialp hi tha best svotkmanlihe man.
fieT. Aha tAli tnbs. hip bath tubs, hange Oil
% Cans HteveE Pipes, he IL also prepared TO
- tiskssgr fhpaif Sheet Iron, briehing seape
VEFips steam pipes, SUPPLY pipes, Ne, all
wefl entrusted to him viii be executed with
Try will be promptly attended ie.
feb y4e9, : JOHN T1LAN0.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24

r IMEa LIMEi-5oo bbls. Lime Il FIafbosa
- land, TT sale wholesale or retail, bv
nayi5y 4 MOUNTAIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
NsHce.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing under
II the firm OF PskE HAIR s. Co.'S this day dis
solved by mnsual consent The undersigned will
~oaniinue business Under The name and style Of S. NJ.
HAIR and Go. S. mi. HART,
June 18th, t.. w. s. PIKE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24

A ErE conduit au Depot h Baton Rouge, le
n 3ema jour de Juliet, une mulutre numuid
TOM, ct il dit quill appartient d Mr.. Brooks, au-
dessous de Plaquemine, 10 dit mulGtre, 4 S pieds
10 pouees de hauteur, agee d'enuiron 90 ans. Le
proprit,aire est rsquis dc Sc conforrn6 4 Ia loi Ut
de 10 %retirer. u. ODOM, Gs6lier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
10 Sportsmen |

TNHE attention Of Spsttsrtsn Ii called 10 The I'll
i most NpMpsahsss AHttebhs Of The most ap
proved kind, such as-sfAHasY Cars, Safety, Il
ha,, sell BY G., A. HON. Lafaystte M,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
!. PaiMts, OiIs and Alass

TX KEGS, pure White Lead-io0 pure No
~ white leaj-jo boxes Glass, assorted sizes
Also. Chrome Green, Imperial Green, Chrome
Yel'aws Whiiipg, Yellow behfe, Black anti Res
lead, Vsfn'lliea Red, Lamp Black Lanseet
nav IA AEjsttER Il LANntfts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
JUST RECEIVED
Direct rrpn, The mehuae,efy. a large asseftuse. eI
l. r Y.

A BRADFORD respectfully "a
N teas leave 10 ihitim his EG5FessgNA
ttiends, aud the ptblie generally. RHaIsajtssssNA
hat He has just received 9 large sSeNg
and we'll seleeiea s.ocs ef ~ssdliers, consisting lii
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24
RUNAWAYS.

WAS committed 10 the Depot at Baton Rouge,
w on the ID of July, a mnlatto man named
TOM, and says he belongs to Mr., Brooks, blow
Plaquomine. Said boy il about . feet 10 inches
high, and about 90 years old. The owner Is re-
quested d to comply with the law, and take him
away, J. J. oDOM, Jailer.
July s, is52--st
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26
New YoRK, Feb. 90.

Another accident occurred on the
railroad on Wednesday at the deposit.
Whilst the passengers were dining. the
freight train came violently in contact
with the passenger train, killing three
persons who had entered the cars, Miss
Wisnor of Goshen, man unknown,
and an Indian girl.
The steamer Fanny arrived at New
Orleans, from Brazil, on the 18th, with
dates to the 18th of January. She
brings $50, 900 in specie.
The families living at Matamora:
were hastily fleeing across the river tc
Brownsville, being apprehensiye o.
another attack from Carvajal. Avelo'
was fortifying his position outside the
city.
A Mexican war steamer arrived a
Brazos on the 10th, with large quanti'
ty of ammunition and arms for Avelos
but was unable to get them up the river
There was a report that Carvajal was
approaching with an army of sever
hundred.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26
England Invaded By the FrenchAH
DespOtiSm Triumphdnt!W
5 900 ABLE MEN WANTED

ITO purchase the cheapest READY
MADE CLOTHING ever offered
in this market, or the best CLOTHS
for making the same.
~Do you want your Cloth cut af-
Ter the latest fashions from Paris or New
York, and out of the least quantity OF
cloth? Call on CAIN & FRANK.
@Will You have a perfect and
workmanlike fit in your clothes, war
ranted TO give satisfaction? All you
have to do is to call on Calm & Frank.
@Is it superior Ready Made Coats
al twenty-five per cent lower than the
present prices you desirel Look in al
the United States Clothing Store.
@Should you need ready made
Pants, Vests. &C., or any kind of Trim
mings Of the very latest style and fash
ion, be sure TO drop in at Calm &
FRANKS.
AK Don't forget the UNITED STATES
&2CLoTHlNG STORE, one door above
.A-sss the Book Store, Public Square.
GalIipolis, Feb. 10, 1859.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26

MARRIED-In this place, on the
morning of the Esd inst, by the Rev.
C. B. McClay, Mr.. PETER A. sANNs, of
the firm Of ]. & P. A. Sanns, Druggists,
10 Miss ANN D. HEBARD, daughter of
the late DR.. Hebard; all of this town.
To our kind friends, in remembering
US in the brightest period of their lives,
we are truly grateful, and it affords evil
dence that even in their most happy mo.
ments they forget not the Printer. This
alone is a sufficient prelude for us to
say, that the future is ominous of happi-
ness and prosperity to them. May
their marriage be token of all that is
good, happy and prosperous, and pro-
gramme of their kindred spirits, when
leaving this world of care, of reuniting
in the realms where sorrows shall cease
and joys commence.
Near Burlington, on Tuesday eve-
ming, 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Spencer,
Capt. JOHN D. BRuBAKER, of the steam
er Reveille, to Miss OLIVE A. SHuTE.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26
ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will he petition presented TO the
1 Commissioners Of Gallia County at their
March term, praying for a county road COM
mencing at Jacob Mosbarger's Spring at the
road leading from William IIaptonsfalrs Mil,
in Greenfield township, to The To nship
House in Perry Township; thence the nearest
and best way to David banners place, on the
ridge, TO run on the left side Of bis fence
thence TO the south side of James Gillilan's
fence, to run on the south side Of said field !;
thence to James Gillilan's bars: thence to run
on The south side Of his eorn-crib. between two
rows Of apple trees; thence to black sugar
tree nbout fly yards west Of bis hog pen /;
thence west TO the brink Of the hill; thence to
the corner Of John Hodson's field, tn the road
leading from VIM. Haptonstall's Mill 10 Isaac
Evans on the Furnace road; thence to follow
said road to VIM Richey's; thence to go down
the run by John Chnvous', to intersect the
road that leads from VIM. Hsptonstalrs Mill
to Thos. Williams shop.
Jan. g, IS52.-4wA
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26
wlsTAR5s
RILSAE or WILD CHEaaY,

Tas 80 Heass6v srsf isuSsa - alase
FOs COusss. Asthma. COsass scrusb Bsvnssitis,
luAssnsz. Bleeding Of fbs LsnsE. DiaesitT
Of BrssthinG Liver A9sctisns. Rsin a.
Weakness of The Bss.st % Side. 6sst stases
Of Consumption. &c.
In shOst. this Balsan is peculiarly sdapfsd 10
every disease Of the Lung, aud Liver. which
is prOduesd in our sver-var3 ing ciinssssr
UTfLD CHERRY has IOus been knowu 10
wv possess important medicinal properties,
This fact is familiar Ia every matron in OUT
land, and physicians often prescribe Il in dif.
ferent forms for q variety 0f complaints. Tar.
also. has been equally noted for lis virtues
and some physicians, whose names are familiar
10 the whole country, have gone 50 far n 10 De.
dare that even CONSUMPTION cold Be
eured by that alone. ID other hands again. IL
was nearly valueless, owing. no doubt, 10 their
ignorance in preparing and administering it,
a difhculty now entirely obsiatsd b. patient
experiment and long experience.
The extraordinary medicinal powers OF these
two substances are now. for the first time, con-
bined and embodied in DR.. HistGrs BaLaa'n cf
Wild Cherry. BY a nice chemical process, eve
rythinE deleterIous 0r useless Is rejected, so
and truly eiieacious remedy for all kinds oE
pulmonary and liver diseases ever known to
man. To convince all unbelievers that our
Theory Is really true, we refer to few cases os
cures performed by this wonderful medicine:
PLEASANT RIDGE, Hamilton CO., d..
Sept. q, 1850.
J. n. Park-Dear Sir: take the liberty Of
advising you Of the beue 1t have derived from
r. n. n.I..
l was Frustrated By chat terrible scouFge, Con-
sumption. in May last. 1he attack was truly
horrifying to me, for Eve Of our family, (my
hrOthers and sisters had died Of Consumption
I was afflicted with nearly an the worst features
Of the disease. l had distressing cough. and
expeetorated u great deal Of blood, hectic fetes,
severe pains in the side and chest, cold ehills,
alternating NTH fashes Of heat and copious
night sweats.
| | was under the care Of skIllful physiolans
from the time was taken sick until about six
weeks since, being then about helpless, and my
friends considered my case hopeless, or at least
beyond oUr Physicians skill, advised the use Of
/ Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. Without
my knowledge, my father procured II, and con-
meneed administering il to me, and from ths
first day commenced taking IT my health I'M
proved, and in two weeks from the time COM
meneed using it, was able to be cut and over
see my business, and labor, which still eontin-
ne to do. have taken four bottles Of the
medicine, and now consider myself perfectly
well. JEREMIAH ISCRIGG.
The genuine wistar's Bal.am Of Wild Cher
~ has a fac simile of the signature Of Henry
Wistar, NJ. D., Philadelphia, and ~Saniord &
Parkn on a finely executed steel engraved
wrapper. No other can be genuine
nArPrice one dollar Der bOttle-six bottles
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26

Soon after the introduction of the herb Cam
chalagua into this country, it was found that
as an anti-scorbutic, fesrifuge, and tonic, il
was far superior 10 the best Brazilian Sarsa
parilla. In Liver complaints, scrnfula, and
Pulmonary affections. twas administered with
marked success. The qualities we have named
it retains in all their strength when combined
with LiverwOrt and Tar. in the form of DR..
Rogers Syrup of LiverwOrt, Tar and Canchal-
aqua. The demand for this great anti-Con-
sumptive medicine is enormous, and constant
ly increasing; necessary result Of its effects.
The limits of an entire newspaper would be
inadequate to present the evidence in its favor,
which, without solicitation, has accumulated
in our hands. For that and other informa tion
we must refer the searcher after truth 10 the
pamphlets distributed gratuitously by our
Agents.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26
OHIO LIFE INSURANCE.

TSHE undersigned. as agent for the Life In
L surance Company Of Cincinnati. now Of
fers to take risks on lives fora limited time OF
during life, and also for the lives Of person,
going to California. Rates Of Insurance are
graduated to suit all eases.
Direetos-W. A. Goodman, Eden B. Rec
der, w. Burnet, John N. Ridgway. John w
Donabue. VIM. Person. John M. Blair and E
s. Haines. Board Of Finnnce-Jaeob Strader
John Kilgoar, Robert Buchanan. For the sol
vency and character of this institution refer
ence can be made to Messrs. w. II. Langley
C.. Henking. and P. Menager.
LEWIS NEwsoa, Agent.
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