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ny KATE xESSARp.
Since there's no help come let us freely oi p me;
Nay have done lone y ysa s wi,n a my heart
Thai thus go clearly myself eau eau. i.e o,,..
shake hands for ever, cancel a., AZ, ~, ans;n
and when we meet al any time again.
10 1 ~ moi seen in either OF our o'ows
DC 1 ~ nv we one 10, Of former love retain.
Now a, The las gasp OF Loves latest breath. Ines
When his p uI'e aai"s ~ his bed Of DEATH
"I and Innocence ia closing up his eyes, Tim over,
III &c han wonId's when all have gwen l,.
Cou don IN 10 life thou mghlst MN yet --
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THE CREDIT OF THE STATE.

W. youii drec, attention the advertisement OF he
commissioners Of the Sinking Fund 10 be .onnd IN anoher
,u,uu Notwithstanding the heavy appropriations m"'r
no me l.st legislature il will bn seen that The Common
we,h Of Virginia ready 10 redeem some Of The pF'hc'pa
t.lf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-29

,a Emperor has the of his authority Jeddo the Ecc
sasical Emperor reigns Mcaco descendant of The
Sun Goddess the tutcar deity Of Japan No Jan,nsse
dare go Of tho country any ship boat of ia
pan sail from their shUres All Japanese who return home
from abroad arc liable to suffer death.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-29

Dr.. Robert NJ Bnykin hear has been appointed Ma.
val Store keeper the Gnspo Navy Yard place Jnu.
G Hatton renewed.
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n.os,Nl% 10 !.lrEElA.

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~, r,,,g,,. g,,din ".!snn, leii '""" :
r,; ,h,u, II o'clock Monday, IN tow 81 Inc
- g. - ,r, vnracr Ia !.i'c''a me ''i' "'S '''''
49,, ,,,,..,..,,r i.nd Liberia iia"ia: COMPANY lei
-, and 10 be discharged NJ cape ranlas Sht
!, ~ h.orJ al Rallinetc one hu'dte' anu s'''"'ec" o'
' " !. ,.,,two from aryland cent nui by The Ma
son, r,Ini7 ,liun SucicIy; thirty seven from 'itS
y - ,, Mas.achusr,ts six from Indiana. five from
49,, ,,h,.;.w Nation five from Kentucky thrcc from rem
,x,na two from Ohio. and one from view ok, sent on
:, 49,, ,m,,,rau Colonization Society She proceeds d
,,cI Ia Hampton Roads, where she VIII receive one huhutc'
a., additional cmi.rants Of whom hlty-six are from
North Carolina and ffyonr from Virginia also sent on
j.. ma American Colonization Society. The Blnshcc al
81 has considerable freight, mainly on account :" e SIEVE
p, Missionary Sucieties The emsrans from Baltimore
arr all in excellent health AMI We Understand lhat among
Them are men Of much promise the colony Among them
T,omas Fuller who i, will be remembered year or tive
;. visited iberia at the instance of colonization so
ce,v in Cambridge Dorchester county, Md und upon lii
r,,urn puhsrd most favorable and interesting report o.
his observations He goes back to use his own words
40 spend the balance his days in assisting 10 ou up Int
;,sr.s,s ot hcra,he home the only true home OF The
culorcd man
MRS HARRIET BEECHER SlONEo CHARITY
There was rcccnlly says the ~ Y National democrat
,, f ,,i,,v .l,vrs In Virginia which The owner OIL
fired 10 sell into freedom very small price, and some be
n.voen parties in Philadelphia undertook TO raise the
annpn by subscription The facts were presented oy lei
Ter to Mrs Slsourney, who immediately enclose" twenty
five dollars for the Object MIS- Harriet beccher "o"e
vas also written TO- and Of she responded oy SEND
ING very large Of money ior 'he so'o"
rurpose" She had just realized u" immense Tor
unr by her atuIionism she was on Inc eve VI starting o
England TO be lcud by the Duchess oil onlrlahh anu ca
rssed by The hand o The nobility and oi course cue sa'e
pery large sum purchase these thirty slaves w. 'eau
err she gave mol one cent She senl oaeA e,'1' ''
sympathy Astounding with the charity Of ADVICE anu apr"
-, 80, 49, n.,,v Of money ms her face is of shame q
Tho c,,,mp,ibe parl she playing IN England OF ioe
,c States evidence against her country NO, s'e "au
mnnv for The poor slave" As her eminent '"u ana ca
,,lrer Mr Ainadab Sleek, would say vi Is no' !" o'
w,vn Her emission" is 10 make money out OF hes'oph
Iauthropy and not for II.
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hlT. ftnUG30. could isrr'ads The convention. II uc
Clay sho-G. br The candidate, there wus no one ha would
supper: ciccrIniIy.
The "otc then taken and resulted as follows
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N,NTu CDNGKESSIoNAL DISTRICT

The Democratic Convention for The Ninth Conpfe
District which met Union The 18Th inst nominal
Hon Fl. a EdmonIsnn Of Roanoke, The Democratic
candidate Congress We rejoice The Nomination nj
celleul AMI popular republican.
CRIME We learn that hundred and fifty prsonef;
are confined in the Pcnenlary Of this StstC being
than any former period; and the number
be increasing Whether this ia the defective pun
ishmens or general increase Of crime worthy con
sjderation
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CASE OF POSTMASTER BEERS
MOBILE APRIL 23-Thc grand jury have ignored the bill
in the Of Postmaster Beers charged with dedication.
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CANADIAN CURRENCY

QuEBEc April 23-Last night the provincial parliament
adopted plan for decimal currency 10 dollars cenls
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The Times shall hear from less than thousand
years in regard he quantities "i the Pnlc Lands prof
tered 10 the States Eruncls rS.roling Fill Meantime
will HI: Tunes riscn upon The prices likely {" e re-
ulz.d from these lands and tell rhcn they viii hud sale;
saw io Instance the Everglades Of Florida, which have
irru ia MAJ krI since Dc Soto took pussrssun
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Whole number Of votes casl T l5i necessary 10 CHOICE
1918 ,..
Mir THos H. DANIEL of Prince George, having received
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10
vs. s.

Dec,oring tie uord Ten" IN tic 'sn'h
section e. an &C, 10 Incorporate t.s
torn Of Plymouth. -NarskcN county.
opproled february ~, 1881. nis-
PRINT
Sac I. Be Il srsctcd b. tie Geaero!
Assembly of thc State q IrG.@aa That
the word .'tep" ia tie tenth s. ciion OF
an act 10 incorporate thr town ct Plym-
outh. in Msrs!ai! county approved Feb
rnary l!,h. ISL. is hereby Il. cisred a
n.s2.iat. ana the wuGa ;src is substituted
ti.,refos.
SEC. ?. THIS at IS hereby declared TO
NJ al act @. emergency. and shall take
effect and lee il foice isosa ana after its
pss:age ani publication IN the Plymouth
Banner. Approved June Is, 1852
March 10. 1888. 2:j.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10

The following CORES pOmdence relative
10 the address which appears OH our first
rage, WAS received too late TO immedi-
a.e!y g.ccele the elircss--iis more ap-
propsia.e place.
PLYM5CTH March 7th, 1853.
z. G. P. Sc. u. ID. RSErr:-IB
accordance with resolution offered and
unanimously adopted at oar public meet
ing At the Methodist Z. Church, on the
afternoon of March lst., herewith re
quest copy Of your address delivered ON
that occasion. for publication.
Per nit ne 10 add that willingness to
crafty the public OF this occasion, will
DC highly honora bic TO yourself. and cred :
table 10 the order to which we belong.
and of uniold amount o. good to the grea
and glorious cause of temperance.
With sentiments Of the highest regard,
am truly yours.
In the bonds of our order,
S. NJ. PERSHING, T. s.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10

We invite specie! attention 10 the Adj
yertiserl-nt OF w L. PiaTT. He has
commenced the Cabinet business in good
earnest. TO which he has added the Chair
manufacturing business.
We called at his Shop few days ago.
and was indeed surprised TO see such a
quantity Of material in our Town. lie
his some bureaus which spea.. for them
selves.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10
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81 his residence IN Plyao4;h. OF tie
20ti Of Feb, last. Nj S4AUEL !. Pei.
TzEoo:', of.e: lingering Illness .? Con
sumption.
- his fathers residence Ia Crcen iowa
ship IL this co4nty, on he Is. last, M:.
WILLIAM ALLEs, aged about - years.
We learn tha: Inc Deceased caugh.
severe coi1. which settled upon his
Lungs. end that i! Gasiiy settled into II
l.asty Consumption. whica resulted in
death. Thu. are the young IS wei. Us
tl= Old buried GU; ii s.is "c..d. iaso
lie steep q. death. 10 await resurrection
from tie dead.
% he 81 INST, M. ASDaEw Wz-c:..
Of Typhoid fever.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10
PLYMOUTH, March Z. lS5:


To the Presiding Sister of lnvincible
Union, d. of /.
DEAR SIsTEn:-In compliance with
your request, ! herewith forward TO you
a copy oil nv address. In doing SO. 1 m
ectuated by the judg of those es-
TEEN wiser, and better acquainted with
the wants of this community than my
self. / must say in all sincerity, that i
think my feeble effort has been quite too
highly "a ted. But subEait it as it is.
with the most sincere wish-but at the
same time with little expectation-thai
it may accomplish more tor the cause We
have espoused. than has even been con-
ceiv~d of BY the most sanguine.
With my best wishes for the final tri-
umph OF the principles of our order in
yeur community. aud throughout he land.
remain, dear sister. yours truly.
In Virtue, Love and Temperance.
G. NJ. d. BARNETT.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10
DISCOVER or BURIED ClTy.-In the

DISCOVER or ! .sUGlED ClTY.-ln The
accoun; Of the arrival az h. RipoB steam
cr, Ia the news of Saturday last, mention
MAS made OF the discovery OF ID buried
city in Egypt n1m~d SircaaFeh. IL ap
pears 70 b. situated about i've hour.
Journey from Cairo, near the first Cd tnract.
AZ Arab. having served " hat appeared
10 be the head vi a ili..x appearing a bove
the ground near thus spot, drew the at
tenllun of French gentleman to the cir
cumstancc, v.!o commenced excasaiinc.
and laid open iong buried street whlc1
contained IS granite sarccriiagi, each OF
which weighed aboui Is tons, and which
formerly held evidently the ashes 81 50
cred animals. The French gentleman
has 20, grant Of iae spo; from tie hgvp'
tisn rac.a, and hus ,xLumed great guam
titles of 1uricsiiies. some OF thrm ancient
earta~n we're vessels Of dim:nutive
size. This street, when lii up at night.
forms magnificent sie..;. Il is upwards
OF loco wards long. Many Of the curl
osilities dug cut have 10 be kept in sand
to preserve them from perishinS. ct
Alexandra. just aboNe t"s squa''' IN"
near the Greek Church there has'aso
been laid open very recently The i0unda
ton of what IS heiisvea 10 he tar oac'
famous Al-xanGs,an library, DESTROYED b.
Csiiph Omar. The ruins Jug from this
spot. which consist principally OF bricks
are heing sold for ordinary purposes. -
During the stay OF the mail steamer IA
non Alexaudria at The beginning of the
month. the admiralty agent OF her, Lieut..
Newcni,an,. visited Ike spot. and be
states that he saw large quantities Of
calcined earth and blschened bricks. the
effects OF fire. Lieut.. Newenhan brought
away with him. and has ii now at South
ampton. drawing from handsome
sculpiured blue granite stene found among
the rubbish on Ills spot. The drawing
re presents winged sphere. underneal ID
which is figure ike a bsbocn IN SIT
ting posture. with upiilied hands. Be-
low this are the figures of what are De-
lieved TO be kings. over the head of which
are a quantity of hieroSlyphics. seeming
iy q record of their names and Jules.
London Meas
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10

The Railroad meeting held here on las.
S.,ursisy was well attended. and the
meeting was truly an enthusiastic one
TIE President ami Chicf Eengineer each
4, ,ivsred an address. which were truly
interesting to our citizens.
Those wishing 10 take stock IN this
road. must take it during the present
menth, for OIL the frs, CT April the books
a re 10 be closed.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10

The field Of calm and free dicuesion In
eur country is open, and will always be
50; bat it never has been end never can
De ravefsed for good by the spirit Of
seriionaiism and decentralization.
The founders Of the Republic dealt
with them as they were rrr:ealed to
them. in spirit Of sill sacriicirg ra;ri-
otism, and. as time has proved. with ii
comprehensive wisdom. which it vii! be
always safe for Us to consult. Every
Measure tending 10 slrena len the fla.
tern.l feelings G: al the Union. has lad
my heartfelt bpnrohatirn. TO ev~ry
theory Of society or government, wheth-
er the offspring u feverish ambition, or
Of morbid enthusiasm. calculated TO dis
solve the boads Of law 3 nj affection " hich
obtain with uS. ! Shall iGterpose steady
and stern resistance.
we believe that in, oluntary seryitude
as 1t exists IL diGeren! States IS eecos
nizcl by the Constitution. L stands like
any other administrative right. and hat
the States where il exists. are entitled 10
e!iicirnt remedies o enforce he consii-
I tu;ioaa. provision. soIi that tie laws
of 1890. commonly called III. Compro-
mise Measures. Are strictly constitution
al, and Shout! re Carried into effect. !
believe the constituted authorities O!
tLis Republic axe bound II regard the
rights Of the South IL his respect. $
they would view aAy other legal eni Goa
S;itut:oBal right, aui that The laws 10
enforce them should he respected and
obeyed. net with reluctance. encouraged
by abstract opinions in different State
of society. bat cilecri-.!y. and according
10 he decisions e III tribunals to " hici.
these expeditions !, .ud.. Sach hsS seel
anl are M convictions.
Upon them I shall tct. all. fondiy
hope that be quez ion is It sest. and than
10 sectional or a.nail.ouS of fanoiicai
excitement may again L.eaien the dufa-
bijity OF oar Institutions or obscure tn.
; light Of Our prosperity. Bat l4t not abe
Foundation u cur hopes rest upon .ne..'
wisdom.
|, vii nci lie sufficient thai 3sctions
preju,Icys liul no place N the public de-
ibera;iona; ii viii not br sufficient that
.azh counsels af. : ~tei.! :; mast be lri'
Tat ,hesr is ID > .aI.;y tu. ii the rs
lions hum b t acis. - l...s. aent o ye .d-
cncc urcn Ga All ...o or ealing Prov
! iie.ace.
! Ne have been carried III SAFETY through
primary crisis bY wise counssi5 like
! those which gave Us constitutional
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10
~ a - 7DT1lm

On the 9Th o: Feb last. By Rev. sr-7uEH
MaEsTEas. II. WILLIAM MCDONALD. 10
Mrs. LEvisA ALLEN; al Of his county.
On the seventh day OF The third mon ID
III The year Of our lord ere thousand
eight hundred and Gfiy-three. by ANDREW
McFAEL'N ESQ. Mr. SgLvz:yza S. NASH.
10 Miss NAycy HooKes, ali OF tie coun-
II Of MlrsLai ia In iiane.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10

smother scientific sioa,ic., lmportant to
Dya.e 5..cS--Ir. }. ;. ii)JGIH)T : Pcps!n
Ihe true D.geo,'rs Jn-~, Oh GIs.si, Je:ce. IRE
pe.s5 to the Dcanet. ~ he o,ir.h stoIs
acli 81 tie OK. az directions 81 Baron L!tig,
lie s,eai ,PAys.''o.ieal ell. " ). 5. lIou-
ton. J.. .. i'AilA,.c.p a,a. This i t!alY u
wonderful. rr'ae y o. Indigestion pvspc pSia
Jam ice. iiyefcomglaiu. .-tipatoa. AID
Debility: aur.n. . =. Natu.e own r;.c;loa,
~ IA ur-'s oau A-1a,, Il Re Cv-uic Ju;ce'
Pam .hlets, containing scicn;; q: ev.tence az
IS vaiue, EfnisEei - agents rrat:s- see I'D
Ice &...oas ae1icGi .-&yc.,.-. i.cIi,s.
ID g ly.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10
EXECUTIONS NOTICE.

NvvnEpEiS tle undersigned has been ap-
Y y rom ed executor NJ The last VIII and
testament Of the estate o Samuel J. Patterson
lafe OF Marshall county. Indiana, deceasch,
tlercfcre 81 uersonS indebted to sand estate
a.e reqee lei 10 make nnm-da payment
and tho e hay.ns ri inns a,a;aS. tie sare are
h.rsfv nolifeI 10 file ITEM ,inv aHtIentIca. cI
for sef,ltmeat. TIE e~ia'c i probably SOL
vent. A!.EX. C. STALEY, Ext.
Norcb 70 1862 2w3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10
CORPORATION ELECTION.

The following persons were elected to
The different Offices 10 which their res
pec.ive names rre attached. or Moada :
last. to serve The present year.
Trustees.
H. SHERMAN
WI. Il. DUNaAM
RUFUS BROWN
THOMAS Nc DONALD
L. c. BARBER
Marshal.
JOSEPH McELIVRiTU
Treasurer.
J. 3. y. kL!NGER
Assessor.
JOHN UOUGuTON
Clerh.
HIP. STEELE
STREE C0m1EiS5i0aer.
JOHN GIPE
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10

UNCLE Tons CABtN-Nyc are indeht
e. - McsSss Witter 6. Miller. Of South
Bend. for copy Of the above work
complete ia one volume. They have the
work for sale at their Book Store in South
Bend. either b. wholesale or retail. and
viii seni he cheap Edition to any part
of the West free Of postage. upon re.
ceip; of nifty cents IL Pos,ctEice stamps.
or current mercy. Send your ORDERS TO
them, and We guarantee they will BE-
promptly attended 70.
Sc their adsrl. Sc ment in another co!
Iaa Of this paper.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10
% aE & P@ So

If tho man who secretly took can az
Oysters from our premises on last Sa'ur-
u;cht thinks that we do not know
where they are gone. be is laborlng un-
der mistake. and unless he pays for
them this week. he may !iud them more
costiy than he thinks for. Fortunately
enorsh Of the transaction was seen TO
identify the man. We don't wish TO
make any trouble. and thefore ssk him to
leave the change in the Post Office. He
knows the price.
W. h. LOGAN.
March 10. 1853. 2il.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10
ADMINS TRATlON.

NJ Office is hereby given ttat have tins
Y dav taken out letters OF administration
on lie estate Of James NJ Elwraih la'e OF Mar
shall county Indiana, deceased. There orc
all persons knowing Themselves indebted 10
said eSt,te are requested TO make immediate
payment. and those having claims against said
estate, are hereby notified 10 file them duly
authe nticatcd according to law. tor settlement
Tie estate is probably solvent.
JOSEPH McELWRAru. Admir-
Fos 80, 1853. Tvs
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10

On tia 18th inst. Z Railroad meeting
is 10 be held OF Rochester. Fulton coun-
Is. lad, 10 take into consideration the
proT riety of building al air line Rail
road from Fort Wayae TO the Mississippi
River. Fulton county seems 10 be in
clined 10 dc something now.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10

0T ONE Who in early years will not
90 forward with virtuous foreihought and
resolution along the path which he is to
travel, will be forced, /; is probable, in
RlatuFer years 10 lock back with CON-
junction and sorrow
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10

o-s- KNovLEnGE is not wisdom. a
person may know much. and yet have no
claim to be called wise. Wisdom Is the
practical application Of knowledge.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10
FEAaveriiseanc:,ss to insure inser

advertisements to insure inser-
ton, must be handed in by Tuesday proceed
,ag the day Of publication.
WE are indie bted 10 the St. lose pin Val
Icy Register-Extra, for the Presidents
Inaugural Message. In giving which.
some other matter is crowded out; but
We trust our friends will bear With US Tor
so doing.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10

Answer to Enigma by j. E. c.. FoRT
WAY5E AND CHICAGO RAILROAD: solved
by EIRAu HEavzy.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10

r-y- ExpERIrScE is theflisht in he
ships stern shining sn dangers pest but
shalowing dangers 10 como.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10
fees.SiGSs Malice.

There viii De preaching b. Nv DR..
AAAsFi-LO sni LADr, ii Plymouth corr
meacing on Thursday evening. the Gaia
inst, aid cou,inu- eve. ,la S. ~. fcl-
lowing.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-10

Apples Green [ o. Laiiprl5. 10
:. Dry 81 -. Oats pE bu u. ~
Halter pr ID. La j Peacles-Dgy, S2.JO
9eeswas pr II. 2bi Po.a:oes, g
Blooms pr doz. S'.5o iYheal Pr III. 20 as
B-ans pr ~ ii. 3 90 Woo II c3El. 5 90
Gan cr:es BIS. - % tiour--a1i g. %
CacNei-s Pr do: : -. ..-c-t. $3.50
tAce-e c 6ener5 Try, -
ahGl ->peG.n.s 3 Eay-'i'asae, 6. 10
i.sFs pr cor. 20 .--Nill. s!.fo
I'm. -A1i e, - Co-l IA CT. -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-28

DOCTOR BEACH's PREPARATIONS.
81 !(d; rs
ANTI sgI5;Eli5JIs MIXTURE

A certain, eff.ct,al and prompt remedy for
Darrhpa, Dysentery, Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, and other diseases of the stomach
and bowels. it has been used by great num-
bers of persons with the highest satisfaction,
and physicians themselves have pronounced
it one of the most valuable remedies known
as ID positively cures the diseases for which
it is recommended. rSold by all the
principal Druggists in the United States.
BEAcn's BREAST LINAMENT.-An excel
lent remedy for any disease "f the Lungs or
Breast, such as Pain in the Breast, Splitting
of Blood. Night Sweats. Cough, Oppression
in Breathing or any difficulte about the
Chest. etc. This remedy, without doubt,
produces more permanent benefit in Disease
of the Lungs than any remedy that can be
used. TO persons that are any way p'edis-
posed to Lung Disease, either by the forH-
alton of the chests or hereditary, can prev
ent entirely an attack of the disease, and al
ways enjoys good health by using freely OF
this Lnament accordi' z to directions.
BrAcH's FERRuGINoUs ToNIC.-A Ger.
tain remedy for Chills and Fever, never
known to fail, and als'' prevent return OF
the disease.
BrAcH's RHEUMATIC CoMpoUNp.-Never
fails to give relief in less than twen' y-fo1r
hours.
BEAcu's SToMacHuvE BrTTERs.-This is
an excellent article that has been long sought
for. viz, prophylactic or preventive Of
Chills and Fever and all AutWmnal Fevers
To persons living. or having business, even
for a short period, in low, marshy districts,
the Btters are Invaluable for, persons using
them will never he troubled with Chills and
Fever. at the same time they correct the
secretions. give tonc TO the stomach, I'M
prove digestion. restores the appetite, cures
dyspepsia and Iaundi 2, and gives health
and vigor to the geneH system.
nvFor the above remedies we publish
no certificates of extraordinary cures per
formed by them We will say this much,
they are all that they are represented to he
They are remedies that we have used in
our practice Tor years with Il e most salts
factory results The great demand for these
remedies alone has induced US to put them
up in a manner that they can be reached by
address. B|Prepared and sold by F. d.
BEACH, NJ. D., Chimist and Apo
thecary, cor. of Charter and Gus
tomhouse street, New Orleans.
UWM. BOGEL, Agent for Baton Rouge,
La, Lafayette street. janl2-y.