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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-04
oFFIcIAL.
4 Z 20 G K II DINGS
OF THE
BOAR - 0F SEE. ECTFzEN,

At a meeting Of the Beard of Selectmen
of the Town OF Baton Rouge, held this
day-present:
JOHN z. DurRoco, Mayor
1. }. BURLINGTON, ERI Brooks.
ED. HlRlART. ED. WILLIS,
CHARLES GUEpRy.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
The appraisers appointed by the street
committee to assess damages sustained by
persons residing on North Street, being I'M
prepared to make final report, were on
motion, allowed further time
The committee on New Market" re-
ported That the committee had attended
to the matter. aid find it impossible to OBJ
tain a site in a convenient part OF the
Town, other than the North Boulevard,
between ST. Charles and St Ferdinand
streets, which they recommend as suit
able location for said Market"
The foregoing report was received, and
on motion
Besoiued, That the proceedings relative to
the proposed Market House be postponed
until the next meeting.
The following accounts were presented,
allowed and ordered to be paid, Wis:
Wm. Eskew for boarding street Iaborers, 90
John Garvin for reliefto Mrs. Grady paup'r % 90
J. Welsh, for services Com'r. OF Election 2 90
3. Hyatt for sundries to Fire Co., No.2, Z 90
J. J. Odom for Jail hands, ................5 SO 90
J. J. Odom for BOayding "Loafers,". .......1S II
Mediation, Ward Co., for brick bats, LIB 90
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JOHN r. DCFROCQ, Mayor.
J. C. GAYLE, Clerks
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Succession Sale.

WILL be sold at the Court House on
w Saturday the 18th inst, Two
Trunks and contents containing wearing
apparel, &c, belonging to the estate of j.
Crosby, deceased.
10t-my-ith. l.. T. POWERS Il Co.
Aucton-ers.
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MlYNralfY.

THE price of Flour being $S 90 per barrel. Ba-
L kers will give % ounces of Bread for 10 cents,
the ensuing week. [may3] J. r. DUFROCQ, Mayor.
7 E PRlX de la farne Gtant IS 10 lie baril--les
IL bonlanges donneront 90 onces de pain, la Sc
maine conrante pour 10 sous.
mai3 J. X. DUFROCO. Marie
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ANOTHER CAUSE FOR QUARREL,

ed bill to recompense the disco
erers Of practical AnGsthesia--tl
method whereby the human bod
may be rendered insensible to pai
} during Surgical operations. TIL
amount to be awarded to tie individ
i. ual who proves priority Of discovery
is 100000. This is a handsom
sum, and worth taking hand fol
The United States Attorney for tn
Northern District of New York, i
authorized to file a bill in equity
wherein the Secretary of the Treas
ury, is to be made complainant, anc
the host of individuals who lay claim
to the discovery, are to be defendants
This opens "chancery CASE" thai
will be like the Jarndice and Jarndice
suit in BLEAK House" In the cource
Of a few years, it will be nothing bu,
testimony, proying-sot/ting. The
ultimate decision may however, be
safely guessed at. Whoever expends
the most money in the employment
OF the most able counsel, will, past
any shadow Of doubt, win the prize !;
which we regard as having nothing to
do with the merits of the question ''who
made the discovery The candidates
for the prize had better take the fools
counsel-have meeting and resolve
among themselves who shall receive
the 100000, and make him enter
into bonds and security, to make an
equal distribution Of the same to Drs.
Morton, jackson. Wells, (deceased,)
Long, Guthrie, Dickinson, and others,
if they be not too numerous.
1t is our private opinion, that Meth
or the one or the other Of these gen
tlemen, are entitled to the benefits of
the discovery. Dr. Anton Friedrich
Mesmer, as far back as 1773, prac-
ticed the system Of rendering the
body insensible to pain by magnetic
munipulations. Ether and Chloro-
form, Of late so extensively used, pro-
duce the same effect; but are deci-
dedly more Objectionable liable
TO fatal results, and certainly have no
claim to the discovery Of Ancsthcsio,
Or the principal that the human body
can be rendered insensible to pain.
10 Mesmer-on whose devoted head
mas been heaped the contumely Of so
many ages is the world indebted for the
wonderful discovery, that within the
lnimal economy, there is ia principal,
'cting like the spirit unseen where
y one person may be thrown into
by another, in which state,
he subject is insensible of pain.
---- ~>S--
ANOTHER SrAsM AMONG STEAM !
oATs.-Eyery now and then--as
hough it were preconcerted-stcam-
oats fall into spasmodic fit, that
hakes some to pieces, blows others ,
frightens others off the track.
rom New York we hear of the loss {
the Manhattan and Powhatton.-
'earer home, the South Western says 1
lie steamer Shreveport, Capt. Tarbille.
ON White Cliffs, while defending i
lack Bayou, struck a snag, and sunk a
ear Erwin's Bluffs. The same paper =
ys the steamer Allen Glover. Capt.
eonard, with a full cargo of cotton, g
,und from Jefferson to New Orleans, n
me in collision with the ?. Dalmau. q
I'd Immediately sunk. In ten min i i
es after nothing was to be seen of n
9 Glover. The last thing before e'
in the way Of accidents is a tele- "
aphic despatch from Bayou Sara n
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Official Journal Of this City.
Gbe Daily Gnlllet.
q. A. PIKE, Editor 81 Proprietor.
BATON ROUGE,:::::::::::::::::::MAY 4, "a

ESpecial attention is asked t
the advertisement Of Began & Legen
DIRE, Coppcrsmiths-workers in tin
sheet iron, and zinc. They are ex
perienced workmen and we recon-
mend Planters and others to call or
them for anything in their line.
/. To- Our city contemporaries have
all made favorable mention of the
railroad movements on the part of our
citizens. The Bulletin publishes the
proceedings of the meeting at the
Capitol on the 9th ult. In comment
ing on the proceedings Of that meet
Ing the Bulletin says:
1--WE wish this enterprise complete
success. 1t will be beneficial to all
concerned-especially to the beautiful
capital Of our State. The people of
Baton Rouge are generous, and
patriotic, and deserve a full measure
at prosperity. They are now at the
turning point of their fortunes, and
we earnestly warn them against max
ing mis-step."
We can assure our neighbor that
the mis-step will not be made. The
memorial to the Board of Selectmen,
is now circulating about town for sigma
lures, and it asks that the subject be at
once submitted to the people. When
it is, we do not think that more than
half dozen votes will be cast against
the road. The work on the great
Northern road. is rapidly progress
sing. BY reference to our N 0. cor
respondence it will be seen, that
forty five miles Of the road will be put
in operation in few days, which will
bring the locomotive within hearing
distance of the river Amite, and with.
in a few miles Of the capital-which
few miles, before another season comes
round, must be travelled by the iron
horse.
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H~ Persons desiring to see tie
Panorama Of Eden should 60 tonight,
as it will be the last night of exhibi-
ton ofthat painting in this city,
There will be a vocal Concert at the
close of the exhibition.
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Notice.
u A. NOTATION, &c. G. NOTATION,
G. W. WARD, WIN. =. PIKE.
LOUISIANA PENTTENTIARY,
Rttom Rouge, Nay 1st, 1854.
WE have this day associated with us in the bu-
w siness Of the Louisiana Penitentiary, WIN.
=. PIKE. The business will hereafter be conducted
under the name of Ward, McHArroN L Co.
may2-H. NOTATION, WARD CO.
W Gazette and Advocate COPY.
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ORDINANCE STORES

@ AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold at Public Auction, on
w the 9th day Of May proxo.. at the
U. s. Ordinance Department, the following
lot of Ordinance stores. .4.
Sabers; SO Cartridge boxes; III
Bayonet Scabbards 500 Belts; 253 Plates
90 Gunsling Russits; s. Cap Pouches
Terms-cash. L. E. POWERS & Co.
april 22-td. Auctioneers.
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This is the way to do it, and by til
time Southern commercial Conven
. tons" fall into disuse and 60 out o
date, with all their impracticabilities
the Railroads will be doing for tn
South, " hat all her conventions ant
speech-making have failed and vii
j fail to accomplish, Wis great, pros
porous and indendent. *
4 "PoL1TicAL Chronicles. '-Thi.
is the title of a very neatly gotten up
pamphlet, by the Democrat Advocate
written by Mr.. W. Jasper Black
burn of the Land of Claiborne. It is
on our table damp with the water Of
the press, and the pleasure of reading
it is as yet untasted. In the pre-
faceatory notice, the following Ian
guage strikes us as original:
THE CHRONICLES which are pre-
sented to the public were originally
designed to form the first part Of the
miscellaneous Random Scriblings,"
but I have thought proper to present
them separate. The other portion of
the "Scriblings" will be published
some day in a volume by themselves,
as they are entirely literary in their
character, without any OF the fuss
and feathers contained in the Chroni-
Giles.
More than this, I deem it unncces-
sary TO say here As TO the Chroni-
Giles now presented | have only to say,
that those who do not like, can lump
them. | have done myself as much
injustice as any man alluded to there
in
How ? Certainly not by writing the
book. This notice demands another
notice Explanatory If the book
goes down to posterity, II this queS
tiouable shape, the unparalleled exam.
pie will be furnished the world of
mans abusing himself in his own
book. A second edition Of the Chron-
icles, should correct this evidently CT
roueous inference.
@- Past all manner of doubt our
neighbor in Lafayette street is witty
elbow: lie says-speaking Of a meet
ng Of the Press Union, (held alone in
lis fertile imagination that ''Brad-
ourn of the Plaqumine Sentinel was
appointed committee Of ten, to print
circulars, &C. This is decidedly
unny, and as rich sion mot" should
,e passed round. 1t needs no COM
nent.
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Alarrie0.

On Tuesday evening the I'd inst bv Maj.
Francis B. Sans Esqr, Mr. EUGENE
B0ZZOLI to Mrs wSALARET both Of
this city.
On the same evening by the Rev. Father
Laval Mr.. STEPHEN BASELISCO to
Miss MARY SARABLYROUSE.
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DONATED TO THE ORPHAN AsY-
LuM-It will be remembered that
early in the proceedings Of the case of
Gayere u.s. Tunnard, a promise was
made on the part of Plaintiff and De-
fendent, that the money received
should be donated to the Female Asy-
lum Of this city. From the following
correspondence it will be seen. the
promised disposition has been made
Of the money.
To the Ladies ofthe Female Orphan .Asyl,sm.
Enclosed please find sixteen dollars
being the amount received by me in
the suit Of Gayarre vs.. Tunnard, 81 90
the price Of repairs on carriage and
Sl4 90 witness fees for the defence.
They all having declined receiving
money from that source, I am direc-
ted to give it to the orphans. The
Plaintiff liz the above suit having
promised all he collected from me to
the cause Of benevolence in Baton
Rouge, l take pleasure in presenting
the amount collected from him to the |
OrphanEAsylum, and only regret the
amount is not larger.
Respectfully,
Your obi Serv't,
w. +. TUNNARD.
At a regular meeting Of the Board
of Managers Of the Female orphan
Association, held May LIST 1854, it was
Resolvea, That the thanks of the
Ladies of the Association, be returned
to Mr.. Tunnard, for the amount of
sixteen dollars received through him,
two dollars of which was for carriage
repair, and fourteen for witness fees
in the case of Gaycrre vs. Tunuard.
GyAmong the excellent things
said at Mrs. Reads on the May Day
celebration, was gallant speech by
our gallant young friend Marshall
Pope. The queen summoned him to
appear before the throne, and address
her, which he did as follows:
Il congratulate your majesty, on
being elevated to the throne and as
PorE, will ratify the chioce hand conse- :
crate you as SUCH"
N Persons desiring to see tie G
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WIANTED.-A servant girl from 10 to
w IS years Of age-apply at this
Office.
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LIQUORS.

Liquors.
4 SMALL l"t Of old Rye and Bourbon Whiskey,
n Brandy and Wine. Also a few boxes assort-
ed Syrups. For sale to close consignment
May-1-6t. 8. NJ. HART l. co.
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GRAND MAGNIFICENT AND PICTURESQUE
VI MOVING MIRROR or THt CREATION,
Garden Of Eden and the Deluge,
has arrived ct this place, and will open for FEW
EVENINGS ONLY, at the Methodist Church, COM
mencing on
Tuesday Evening, May 2, 1854.
~ Admission FIFTY CENTS Children and
servants TWENTY -F1vR CRNTs.
Doors open at 1l2 o'clock, enrtain rises
at $. my2-tf.
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RacOn.
< CASKS prime Shoulders.
y 3 f" Clear Sides
Is tferces g. C. and Banged Hams
For sale low to the trade.
may-1-M. 8. NJ HART l. co.
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For Rent.

A DESIRABLE house on Laurel street
II well adapted for small family or
for Offices. Apply to Alex, Shaw or at
this Office. april-29-1w.
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Millinary ana Fancy Dry Coods

Millinary and Fancy Dry Goods.
THE undersigned having purchased Of
L Mrs. Blanchard, her Millinary Store
adjoining the Grocery, corner Third and
Convention Streets. has added thereto a
choice assortment Of Fancy Dry Goods
The Millinary department being in charge
Of competent hands, Ladies may rest assur-
ed of having all work in that particular
business done strictly in accordance with
the prevailing styles, trial being respect
fully solicited T. B. O'CONOR.
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Pork.

Pork.
In BRI4S. Mess Pork
Nv few do. Rumps for sale.
may-1-tf. s. NJ. HART 4 co.
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HALF BARRELS FLOUR.-1oo half
LII barrels fancy st. Louis Flour Just
received per Henry Chouteau and for sale
to the trade or families.
apl-29. JOSHUA BEAL.
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~The amount to be paid Mexico
by the United States Government is
s1o,0oo,ooo. The sloo grant is pro-
tected while the Garay grant is thrown
out.
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TNAkEN up BY MT. J. u. Baker on the
i Sd Of May "a, about seven miles east
Of Baton Rouge. mouse colored mare Mule.
No brand or other distinguishing mark.
Is very mach gear marked.
M G. BRYAN,
may3-'54. Ranger.
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n { . Advertisements.

BEGAN e LEGENDRE.
Workers In Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
Third So Nearly opposite Husc1ison's Sa11e.
THE subscribers will attend promptly
i to all orders in their line, making and
repairin. cutters, copper pipes for machine
ry, stove pipes, &c.
~A good stock Of Tin ware always on
hand, and made to order.
may 3-y. BEGAN 4 LEGENDRE.
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Shirt Max Ing,
MISS Margaret Grady begs leave to in
lN form the Gentlemen Of Baton Rouge
that she is prepared to make fine shirts in
the very best manner. The best references
can be given-residence on Government
street near Geo. P. Bnant's. may-3-tf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-08
MASS MEETING OF THE
Opponents of the Nebraska Law.
AT PETERSBURGH, PIKE COUNTY,
The Castle Garden arrived here yes

THE Castle Garden arrived here yes
terday afternoon from Cincinnati, having left
there last Friday. We thank the officers for
a very large package of Cincinnati and Lou
isville papers. She left number of boats
aground at Scuffletown Bar.
The steamer Ohio has been sold at
Cincinnati for $4,000, at U. s. Marshal's
sale.
THE Castle Garden, down yesterday
afternoon, reported the following boats
aground above: At Three Mile Island Bar.
Odd Fellow, Alliance, Wabash Valley. At
Scuffletown Bar Cumberland Valley and
Orb. At French Island-James Raymo nd
and Floating Palace.
Messrs Lewis g. Howard have moved
their old Wharf Boat to the iJot of Main
street, while their mammoth boat has gone a
couple blocks down to get deeper water
This firm has now an Office in the Journal
Office building, next to the editorial room,
where they will be happy to see their bust.
uess ITltuuS.
There has been quite a commotion
among the wharf.boats lately. The river
has become so low that most of them touch
bottom and have to be removed from their old
places. They are all in good condition to
do the seasons business conveniently and
with dispatch.
The Orb and Cumberland Valley go.
off the bars above yesterday and arrived
here in the afternoon.
- The Belle Qugley came down last
Saturday as far Scutfietown bar, reshipped
her passengers and returned. She will be
down here tomorrow and return the same
day. See her advertisement. She is light
draught and will probably get over Scuffle-
town without much difficulty.
Mr.. B. d. Bates has bought out NJ.
Cochran. of the Railroad Hotel, and is en-.
gagged in repairing it throughout. 1t will
hereafter be called the Bates House. Mr.
i. will do everything in his power to secure
It good reputation for excellent living, order
and low prices.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
WASHINGTON, Aug, 4.


The Union contains another article upon
affairs in Spain, which says that the inteli-
pence received from that country by the Can
ada demands that the $4,000, 900 appropria-
ton should be made by Congress. The In
telligencer congratulates the country open
the final ratication of the reciprocity treaty
between Great Britain and the u. States
The veto upon the River and Harbor Bill by
the President is beyond doubt. The Star
says the President has rendered the appoint
ment Of Governor OF Nebraska to F. Burt, of
South Carolina.
New YORK, Aug. 8.
At the Franklin street Hospital, there
were twelve cases of cholera yesterday.
The steamer Crescent City. which sailed
from New Orleans for this city on the 18th
ult., has arrived. She brings 1l5 passen-
gers.
BALTIMORE, Aug. s.
A number of persons, attached TO the
French steamer, who had the yellow fever,
have been removed to the hospital at Nor
walk.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 8.
The drouth in Southern Maryland is very
great and vegetation in many places is en-
tirely destroyed. In several sections OF the
country there has been no rain since The 7th
Of June.
New YORK, Aug. 8.
The barque Valentine, from ST. Thomas
arrived this morning. She sailed on the l6 h
and reports having met in port the French
brig-of-war Nillegra, which sailed from St.
Thomas on a cruise in search of a suspi-
cious vessel, supposed to have been destined
for Saone.
CIScINEATI, Aug. a, NJ.
The river is falling slowly. The weather
is pleasant. We have had rain in this vi
entity.
CHARLESTON, Aug. /.
We have further particulars Of the Next
can news by the Orizaba.
Great sufferngs are reported among the
inhabitants of Northern Mexico, in conse-
quence of the scarcity Of food, and a gener-
al famine was feared unless relieved.
The cholera, which has recently been
committing terrible ravages, has nearly dis
appeared.
The city Of Mexico is quite healthy. Al
Vera Cruz, however, the yellow fever was
raging to an alarming extent. In one hos
pital alone there were nearly 5000 cases re-
ported curing the last six weeks, Of which
1900 had proved fatal.
Among the deaths is that of Sgnor Rossi
Of the Italian Opera Company.
CiScI>NATI, August 4, ".
Flour s. 50. Whisky pike. sales Of bulk shoulders
at 4c also les hhds sugar 4ie; and GO bbls ln.eed
oil III 60c.
NEw YoRK, Augusta, p. NJ.
Flour is easier; common brands better and firm
The demand for home consumption is moderate; Coz
bbIa sold, com mon sB757 25 and 81 3J1 62 FOR
choice and favorite brands: common u good Ohio
Michigan and 81 Louis So e5afOO Wheatis quiet and
unchanged. Red Ohio 81 Is Corn has declined 3G4c
owing the large receipts and falling of In the export
demand. $40 ibis sold l2 i2lc for mess at 10 3g
10 "A Ter prime Beef 1908; country mess s59l5 2j
city s2362s, Lard ~! 9l0c. Whisky 3c93Ikc.
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II. G.. FARRELL'S
ARABIAN IMMINENT.

LIVERY FAMILY should procure bottle Of the
fa AEs 4RaSsS ExahS en- &
sT' thu. sn in the
the bone reaxes contracted cords rheumatism and
Ps Ss on I glands, the best
ailments Of cattle ever discovered euriSg swseny SPAWN
spnt and a diseases which external application
Sun Pain Of ten years. standing by H. c. FarrsiIs
Mr. H. O. F.-reNDesr sin had been an ,ted with the
SsSn :si but y the
was entirely ielt nothing Of since
into the stable ash to apply it t? sore leg
ing tuisng badly that they turned black as
hat. ring them powers yGo also
crushed haser in shocking %Nnnsr by sn BACK log
fall upon IT. your Ln'msn''''A A'A's' J3IS D. MGEE
La Sale precinct Peoria CO.. H.. Feb. 6. 1919.
tEs, Barker ofNew Canton. NJ. says.l
cases here which ever other remedy had failed n was
white cling and cord, in tn. s ., SO
that the had no Us OF il. Three had tried their skill
II y.a and be S a, y
bcttls used he came to Mr. D
that Imminent you have in the store; the one 9te sot
my boy good ihsn M mad ana sss q
1t good sprains bruises. cuts barns and swenss
LOOK OFT FOR coUNTERFEIrs. .,
Ia, m. asf Farr
Linment the dangerous OF all the counterfeit
biz sses The Of hey
perhaps only discover their error when the spurious
TIE rennne sreie Is manu- ac.urd only by H. O. Farrell
Main street; Peoria iinas to all fol
nS' :: Il. Tsr. Be
and his signature on the wrapper All Shs are
Wholesale and retail Agents. Evansvills Ind.
by regularly authorized agents thrcushsat the lnits
s5is' .S& = Gents and - per s sT and hm.
United States, hieh one i. no. .rssy s.sssli:S Ss
Address H. g. Farrell above aeeoIpaned Win
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HURTS! HURT,SN HURT'S!!!


every that certain class OF
diseases owe their origin Debility and. toe inventor
having this strictly led TO the discovery OF
this valuable Of all Mrdienesto restore the shaersd
broken down system originating from any and eery
This the ahd certain preparations
of Iron known Medical World and be us-d IN all
requiring chalybeats rec enaea
Chs aud Fever Seroula. Rheumatism Gou oo-trae.d
which the OF death IN so mtny
Of young females just at that time OIL when they
houid bushiug into womsnhood. Falling OF the Womb
Fuor Aibu Whe DroPses of all kinds anu Chronic
Sore eyes.
MERCER Co. XIV. july lst. '53.
b. F. HuRrDesr Sir:-Permt me to state TO yea: Tor
III. heneht afflicted Female community that about three
Years ago became diseases with Falling the Womb aud
Whites which kent confined room ma ~ all the
hest physicians thscountry
without relief In April friends p-r.ua-
ded me 70 Spring did aud after lining there
some fouad the water not benentIny me- un re-
female who had been using your
iron eon>cntef 90 aud AIT rusng
The rt bottle found myself approving ranidly am nov
usnr the bottle aud to am ate TO attend
to my Affairs before Was tsses SEX ,oxr
BAsrRo Texas May I. 1857.
Nrssss FARMER Hurt Co.-GsSrLENE>:-HAvi
the for several nsecu i've years
found nv health Gas rapidly declining General debility
persadei my whole systems weak and
Hurts Iron Tiuct1re noe well and can t,stiiy OF
il the medicine extant Tot general oe"nV
spinal ness loss Of appetite. and All diseases arising NOM
adissassd state the blood Yours win HAMMOND
sy7-4mw wooLsEY LINCK Sole Agents.
NOTICE hereby sivcn the have been
pointed the estate OF Thomas sterns
| to be solvent. NATHAN RoWLEf,
4 eyl5-3,w JOHN FARRELL
4 auotut