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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRrBusE

~.
AsHESA buoyant 4rket for both kinds sales OF 20 ob 81
q 80 n sc IS fof Pots and 90 25d IS 81 for Pearls
COfTON-The market for lots on the SPOTS c better IA
rsusi,u parcels firm at former rates The ,aes 20 esy
.sch O{O bales The Afiicas received TOO Ae 70
acct the market Our quotations exhibit odAys improve
mel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21

sraiT lsAs 1S5i'S1
@l9NSS lo
An,,t n. Ncoay's regular sem-weekly auction
..o n stocks and bonds viii take place on Monday
NV, a, l9l o'clock. az the Merchants Exchange.
The Mechanics and Traders Bank have made
dividend Of y cent, payable on the lst Of May.
The steamship Washington, for Southampton and
Rr,men today. carried out sl65 1872 in specie.
A charter has Just been granted by the Legislature
If Pennsylvania for road from Allentown to Read
inc which is designed to form the last link needed to
connect the West with Ncw.York by what is termed
the Great Middle Route, which IL made up Of the
New.Jerey Central, Lhigh Valley, Pennsylvania
Central Roads. &C Another route from Allentown to
Aphurr. 70 connect with the Dauphin and Susque'
hanna and thence 70 Harrisburg, is also projected,
ard charter for this route was obtained some time
s;nce. The same object-connecting New-fork
with the Vests to be secured by either route, and
that such connection should be made is Of great inn
portance TO the public generally and TO this city in
particular II is one Of the most important lines o.
We, unfinished road in the country, and go short
cap--only about thirty Hiles-in an otherwise con-
tinuous line, reaching from New-York to the Missis-
sippi River, csnnot long continue uncompleted. AS
Int one of these roads is needed it behooves the
nsr,s in nterest-those connected with the roads in
the East and the West which are to be benefited by
the filling up Of this gap-to investigate the matter,
and after deciding upon which is the cheapest and
most feasible project to concentrate their efforts upon
building that line, rather than by divided efforts fail
TO secure the completion Of either. Which OF the
projects has the most merit we have not, at present.
the data upon which to form an opinion; but 1t is of
Great importance to NewYork that of these roads
should he built and that speedily.
The business of the Clearing House to-day was
So, 645,o0O.
The first two weeks in April on the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road show an increase of freight from Pitts
burch TO Cleveland of 400 tons, in comparison, with
the first two weeks of April 1855. The local freight
also better, as well as the passenger traffic we
shall give some further extracts from the annual report
Of this road tomorrow.
The receipts of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad for March were as follows:
March, III - -
March soSSS -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21

Capt Hsnns.sy of Hercules reports 'eatag .ehr
Csttenns Heai st1;e msisr Friday - miles : 4. Of
So Ecot ro bound % Boston, 2dsys out
10 rerted I'm ms II la 81 o. ou y IS bsrL
Mary FtsT Of New 10rK lbeio-e reSecl ctHssied and
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
ZINC PAINTS.-THE PASSAIC MINING and
BniHins Materials.

LINGUISTIC TILES-For Vestbules, HAHs
IL Hesrths Dining rooms ks- GARNKIRo
CHIMNEY-TOPS, DRAIN-PIPES, &c. For sale by
MILLER & COATES, No. 5s Pesrlst, ~ T.
DOOFS-ROOFS-RO cheapest and
III best article for covering roofs TAR ROOFING PAPER
which we keep constantly hand and will sell in large or
small auan titles suit purchasers.
JAS. T. DERRlCksON K Co., No % beekmsnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21

g Ch.cIEo 1 T. !. r. K s s..
100 Cleye. L PittA R-RsSo 81
80 cO....s.........so -
6 De-. L Had. Canal Co Is
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19

L. dit iaco,rc ct quils ntlc"nciu que |" ''1
Chcsuu pnlvait pas rtre cgout. SANS 4u un canal
de dix edFdc largeur et de 'icuN on: ir"< &c rr'h\
soft nj trayers les terreS dc M.SSrs j. es"hrr
Peak, White ct Dan Hickey ct ;olnbani dams /"
Bayou Hourttrc.
sur icqucl Ia resolution su,vanr iut oeerte ct a
dopt9r.
R,Snln, Qu'rn conte compose dc J T Landry ct ii
Brgeron sol appontc ct autoris" consutcr :.r"c Nm
r"mtc appontc par r Juai Ae Polio" lb"rvili" ain
de contracted pour plissein"nt des cgouts ne
c,s.aires At, lit Eacourcl de MrSsrs cso
brv ! Ica White ct Dan Hickey II l"i !c drdit
de crels.r dit canal a trav"rs lrurs terres.
IT que Ia oTInr de $500 sol" approIrie par !" Jun
lie Police teia FarrniSSo Quest Eaton kouc" ct gu e
Ia Iaroiqse GIhervllc -ot!scriro un' lnrellc somme
pour les rrr,ration, did RlcuurCi d'Oucst Baton
Ronue II Il Ecrvill".
Sur motion de y Winter cnmjte i" fr"S CON,
pose de MessS " u Winter. J Woods ct B Landry
fu aproxim,tvcs de taxes.
lie Juri sljourna alors Su" hc
T. BEEGoRsS, Greier.
l.. FAVEOT, President.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19

Not long ago dead body was taken from
the water at Alexandra, Va. Having been
recognized and claimed by the wife ola citizen
as the corpse of her husband, it was duly
borne with the solemnity, followed by the
widow and children in all the habliments OF
woe. Several days passed, when the husband
and father, whose funeral had lately been
celebrated, suddenly returned in the enjoy
ment of perfect ealth. The surprise with
which he was greeted. and his own on hear
ing what had occurred may be imagined The
sequel of this strange story did not end Sc
happily. The Sexton, it seems, had nm up a
large bill for funeral expenses which the city
authorities refused to allow, and the conse-
ouence was that the man had to pay Tor his
own burial.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19
Procedures du Juri de Police de Ia Par
oisse d Quest Baton Rouge.

Confornement la loi, lie Juri de Police sassenh!:s
undi lH 2,ne jour DC JUN 1856, la Maison de Cour
Ia ditc Partisee,
Present j I Landry, Janvicr lIchnrt. Landry Ad-
;Imi> lihrrt, .slev Barrow W u Winter, l. CaIiwri.
Sur motion de lielizare Landry, W ID Winter tut
nomlnt President pr" t-H les personneS suvantc-
pre>rn'rrrnt leur ccrtitcat election melnbres
"ju- ,anS l"ur arrondssement re>pcctIf, Juri de
Police POUR la ditr paroisse; viz:
iJSu> l' -lnc cArrondisScment-frank White.
4ne James G. Woods
:. tme q Louis favrot.
SINE -'GmcS " Pipes.
q lone /" W W lennon
Les Iuembres susiits furcf:t asSermeu,e aprcs Ia
!oI, ct lis prisent le.rs Stages dams /" dit Jnr
lie Iuri $ occupa alOrs de detection d 'un president
pour lannee auN ante.
lie Jugc |. favrot fut enonre CONNIE rarlilat la
,te Office ct ayant aucune opp"sition it tut declare
President.
Alors lie dit .Tur rassa rol"ction d un Gretlcr
7 B.rseron iut enunc" ct elu Ia tits office
I.elrc ton u un tyuctt de N<trcte arr;Na cnsuite
pour laguec office II Fayrot tut elu innaninlltc.
J Huraid. lc present Trcsurcr de rnroi,sc tut
elm pour aimee >lIivaute.
hllo>e Ncrichepuurg tut enonce CONNIE candtGat pour
Sergeant. ct cln.
Sur motion De " n Winter, y " Pope sheriff fut
irment ".u coliecteur de Tax pur Il ditc parois>c
d'Oues: BATON Rouge.
MessrS Frank White !Nlauis H"hert ct " D Win
INSl'E, TEL rs lbs c1IEMINS ET
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19

IxnrsrRy AND ITS BLEss1ses.-People may
tell you of your being unfit Ior some peeullar
occupations in life. but heed themn not. " nat
ever employment you follow with peiseVe-
rance and assiduity will be iound NJ LOT you !;
it will be your support in youth and comfort
in age. In learning the useful part OF OF any
profession. very moderate abilities Will SUI
flee; great abilities are generally injurious 10 10
the possessors. Life has been compared 70
race, but the allusion still improves oy oo.
serving that the most swift are ever the ''los'
ant to stray from the course.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19

GEy, HARNEy-A correspondent OF the
New York Tribune. writing from Kansas says
that Gen'l Harney will supercede Col. Sum
ner in the command of the y: : troops IN
that territory shortly. The Tribune and ITS
correspondent are properly Indignant at the
change. They don't admire the ways OF th!s
gaIlent soldier, and his mode Of punlshnIg
savages and traitors. There will shortly De
peace in Kansas, or every tree in ITS fores,s
will be ornamented with gibbeteeSrebel' Is
prediction which wefeel safe In 'nau's'
ing in,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19

SAVED BY Hoops-A young lady OF Char-
lesion. Massachusetts, while crossing War
rem Bridge Thursday evening, fell through
the draw in consequence of too much haste
and would have been drowned but for the
efficacy OF hoop skirts in preventing he'
hon, sinking while boat was coming to he'
assistance. ...
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19

At a Black Republican meeting at Monroe
Green couty, Winconsin, on the 3lth ult the
following resolution was adopted: Resolved
That it IS the duty 6the North, IN case they
fail in electing President and Congress
that will restore freedom to Kansas, to 1eVol-
utionize the government.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19

did you present your account to the de1 e.
fendenta' inqnired lawyer Of his clerk: !
did. sir.o "What did he say. sirn ne
told me to 90 to the devil, SIR "Weli, and
what did you do after that" ""hy' then
came to YouN -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19

PoL1su PROTEST AGAINST THE n'ss!AS p a.
rsrv-Tbe Polish refugees residing IN Pans
have been invited by Prince Adam Czar'o''-
ski to assemble at his mansion and >lsn a a
protest against the amnesty recently reee'os'
by the Emperor OF Russia.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19

An English writer has computed thas .ha. nan
woman's chances Of marriage are gone "nen ~
she has completed her twentieth y,+,'; yea az
twenty three, three-tourths OF her oppo'.m
ties have vanished; and at tWenty.slA' sev't ~
eights. So, girls we would so''se ~"
calcnlate accordingly.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19
DEUXIEME JOUR

Conformement rajournement, lie JurI dc foine
s'assembla lie JUN 1856.
Present Favrot President, Jauvier Hebe1s, Frank
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19


White Il Landry, James G Wool. A.lams Ilrhc,t
l. Caldwell, J Pipes Lennon, W d Winter
Absent. K Icyall.
Sur motion de Mr. James Pines Nessrs W n Win
ter, j Woods ct Il Landry iurcnt ppnned un coin
'r pour eAamincr les livrcs du Trcsori"r &c
lie dit comite rapporta an Juri de olice aprcs
amin iaite, squ" !" tout ctai, ju>t~ ct corrccte.
Mr. d Nntor oirrt Ia resolution suiyante laquclIc
fut :li,upter.
lut7,it, On 'un chrmin Public dot Strc construit
par Ia par"issc ouI = bien;it de habi.ans
demeurant "n crrer de@ habrtntions dc Col Jos ) Vii
!iams at Il succession d Alex barrow lie dit chcnn
devra pasaer entire les deux labi atlons suslites. Ii
est alnrs,
Resou, Que lie president iu ,Juri de- Police soft au
'orsc de ptsser un acte no"sale eNonerant les pro
prctares dies su-ltcs hahita1ions dcravalsr le dit
chemin en- consideration lie lrur Dormant le de con
struirc ce dite chemin. Qu' il soft lie plus.
ResoJa, Que cn dit chemn soft ct est maintenant
Gecrete un cheInin de District, ct que David Pipes
soft mo,nne dlrectcur, que les ttrrcs soumse-
dit chemin sour les preScnes ct appartcna per
s"nnes ci-dessus mcntionies ners, soft assignees
dit chcmin.
Ia motion suvante fut olcrt par Winter ct
aiprouyee.
Fssolw, Qu 'un cou.tc Dc cinq soft appointe pour
tctrrnncr ques ouvragcs soft necessares pour rem
DIR" les tayous Chactaw ct Brou,sard. capable degou
ter les "rres traverses par dts EayouS ct que ce
Glt conltr soft vestc u plcn voirc de fairc
rmAi"u correct tes traa un tel ouvrrge ct Dc "ycr
unr aNe sur chacun dos propretares da
les dts layous, en- pTolrotion des erres gull egeu
tent.
I,,rr,, ono tou.es ,s da,a,sos ri+os ro,- ccs III,
rayuu. su;,n. ,,yecs,,,,r j, ,r,,ri,,r.s u,i srn,
,t.,-...s dun, r,c.o,, ;s,oa,. do. al, ,r,,,,x
. ,,.,,,, .,,,:,,... ,..t. l. ,ro ,a,,- l., ,,,
tn,agr Le. re. il. U,vr,s r,,.fstn l Nr..rs : ru
-,i1a , p,u, Y rrah.., II t,,n n, Y IA p,,.
I',,,,.,. ,I ,,,,i.~.. Il, Ia -,,,or, .,,;,,,,f
Tn 1st, ', ,ar,;..o "a, !, p p:-.t6I ii,,,,.,. ron
H., ,,n ;,,,.cr,n, ,,t..rn. .o,.1, ,,r; =; -,
,'I7 49, u prtt, 49, ~ ~ .,.en no
,a. i $780, = ~ ; > i, i -. < a ~. na,, .
~ io,; Ia .,n ,iI ,:, ~ L, i,' i $50 e
=, L. 80; ,rno...,. ~ g "a
T,.1 s,1Kf rs
rt">' teS chahGeh"nN On "iH''H' ~ present -'N'
''''' ta'"'HS'' lin l"'~ 'r'"'' F' i" "'N''>
LeaFt ohtFahi que II s"ihpe sua III al JAlh"is eve
h'!e' par Ia p'Fe's'e o
IL iili"' ,e 'e P'us' q"' "a ff'F''sNe "u's'
1alon f."aE' nhtthu Jug hi'h' entire III
succession TT 'ohh Nl'hef' pour IN so'h- >, -. a
me- "e' ..'.'': Si' go ~
A'ec !fs lnFfe'S taton &c pour cent 49,. On
i'! all "u - AQUA ~ J"S'in d" jour ~ W.
ANS! t,' ts ''alh so,n"H'S' ""'c""S pal
" ,'Hf". Jug i' AIN, P"u' avn
iuseH "oelr aux oF"reS de ih7pee's"F "es ,e. "a
chen'lhs ct itFe''.'.... .....''-..'.. i'' -
Apr"s exaren des quels Ia resolution shiraNte tut
Offer ct adopte".
htS'th, lt' h'''fsl ''e iat"'-'' A"'' ~ - ~ t
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19
NO.. 20.

\ TuKllLIv,, ScryE-We learn from the
Detroit papers that the safe of the American
Express Company, which was lost when
the steamer Atlantic was sunk off Long
Point IN 1851, has been recovered by snb-
! marine diver from Buflalos
The Advertiser OF the 2Sth ult, thus relates
the adventures Of the diver
1t will be recoIected that tus steamer
was Instantly sunk by collision with a pro
pelEer, and that a large number of passengers
were lost The diver was protected bE Il
copper arrnor, and was under the water forty
minutes, during which time he had some
strange adventures The npper deck of the
steamer lies one hundred and sixty feet under
water. and far below where there is any cur
rent or motion Every thing therefore. Is ex-
actlv as it first went down When the d.
yer GIFTED upon the deck, ne was salnted
bv beautiful lady, whose clothing was well
arranged, and her hair elegantly dressed.
AS he approached her. the motion OF Tn"
water caused an oscillation ot the head, as !!
gracefully bowling to him. She was standing
erect, with one hand graspins the rigging.
Around lay the bodies Of several others az
il sleeping Children holding their friends
by their han0S. ana fDotneTS WIN tLeli "d'eH
in their arms were there. In the cabin the
furniture was still untonched by decay, and
to all appearance had jqnt been arranged by
some careful and tasteful hand.
IN the office he found the safe, and was en-
abed to move it with ease, and took 1t upon
deck where the graphing irons were fastened
on and the prize brought safely to light.
Upon opening the safe it displayed its contents
in a perfect state of preservation. There
was in the safe So, 600 in gold, 81 500 in bills
of the Government Stock Bank, and large
amount of bills on other banks, amounting IN
all to about s36 900. The papers were un-
injured, except that they smelled very strong
y of Lecayed human bodies, as if it had lam
for many years in a coffin for many years with
their owner OF course. all this money goes
to the persons interested in the wonderful ad"
venture.
The Detroit Free Press says:
The new bills. we are told, are compare
lively uninjured by their long imprisonment
and exposure to dampness, but the old ones
are quite injured and defaced-whether so
much so much SO as to prevent their ldertlfIca-
ton and redemption, we have not learned.
There are several thousand dollars on the ex-
ploded Government Stoc X Bank Of Ann ATbor,
included in the amount recovered.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19

NOVEL DEER HuSr1SG.--The Chicago
Times, of the 2lst ult., tells the following
story -,
Herr Driesbach, whose mammoth show Will
visit Milwaukee on the 10th OF next month,
while travelling in Indiana near La Porte.
about week SINCE observed, a short distance
from the road. under the shade Of cluster
of trees. fine fat buck, whose dainty form
was sufficient to whet the apstite OF the
most passs gourmand that ever played freaks
with an inordinate appetite. Now. at the
present season, there is a law prohibiting the
shooting of deer, so the Herr, who is said t"
be some with the Ate, had to abandon the
idea of bringing him down by that method
What was to be donee Such luscious feast
could not be allowed to
s'Waste its sweetness OF the desert air.
and there were none of the canine species
about to hunt him down. A lucky thought
glanced across the imag ination OF the great
lion king his pet leopard was at haad, and
he could easily convert him into, nota lions
master. Unbarring the cage IN which his
dangerous pet was confined. he pointed to
the unconscious tenant of the forest, who was
calmly browsing upon tie green herbage, not
dreaming of tbs proximity Of his dangerous
foe. In minute afterwards the beautiful
but treacherous animal was stealthily creep
ing towards his pray who. failing to detect
the faintest noise, so cat-like was the ap-
proach, was first made conscious OF his hap
less fate by feeling the fangs of the leopard
after the fatal spring. Herr Driesbach was
almost Immediately upon the sport. and with
his hunting knife soon completed the work
so successful commenced by his spotted cam
panion
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19
(Signe)

B Landry.
r-nc petition acmendant qu 'un chemin public soft
construct entire rhabtaton lie John l. Iohdell ct cee
de Madame Hereford, ccmmencant flenre Nisss-
Sinp ct rasSant traver la section ST Ii Est Quest
du iiruve Mississippi Sur laquelc il !nt
'Reso1u. On un comite de cnq soft appontc pour
tracer dit chemin leque!e comte consiste de J. II
Devall, B L Chinn, II Allen, II Flynn ct " u
Winter.
Ia n,aiorite du comitc appointc pour recovor dos
offers plans regari;nt la construction unc MaiS"h
de Cour rarorta que la presente Mason oe tour en-
fasnt quelques reparatons, pourralt iife 4ueiqueS
annees de plus.
La minorite du comte etait en- avenr de construre
on achctcr une Maison de Cour. Sur motion oe
Winter, le vote du .Turi fut pals q Get effect.
Pour--W d Winter. l. Caldwell. .
Conre--Tanvier telcrt, White, Is Landry, Adaih's
Hebert. J c Woods l. Fasrot, W lemm"n.
Sur motion, il fut ,,
Resoiu, Que lie Jure fit le partage dcs fonde dt
Poydas.
MoSrASr A ErRE DIvIsE S23oO W.
Ire Aimee Josephine Wander Ecken epou-
Sc de T Tnllier recu. u............. soo- 1o>4
81 'm.u'" ,.c" 'es"'' 'i'Ne. ~, 372 1sa
OH, s,rd rnp1ems u renn iO'i'e er'. $40 49,
4'ie Se,nx n,P1'1 rrcn aaI " s72 1s2
'"s "e,na n1p1s, rs"u iA'iAa' .r'es ~ " So 1s2
'%s Wbts aaoipnan naon ''0son' ep0us ~ 'e ~ s72 1sa
| 7ine Emiline Griffin, epouse de Joseph ,,. 20,
| Allen a recu. ...............::: 'i' A'>'
! SINE Estelle Dupuy, epouse d'Crs1n Le- 80,
| Jeune a recu. .....'''''' A- ~ -
| Sur motion de " Pipes il est
| Reslu, Quun comite de cnq soft :a.ppolnte par
president du .Juri dc Police pour qulis vo'en' 4uei
sont les reparations necessaires IA Malsoh uc No
! afr pu'on fasse les atfaires ):
| Pourvu que aucune action soft PRISE par le u, nl
comite ;usquea ce quill dit rapporte au Jur de Io
lice Ia somme requise pour Taccompilssement oes
operations. ,,,n,;
| LIE comitc appointe Get elet, Pipes Adam
| Hebert, " " Lennon, B Landry ct Janvier tteber'
lie Conite appointe par lie Juri dc feGs ice aunes a
Ba ton Eonge pour examiner lie Racourc' n inet V"e
d,Ouest Baton Rouge rarorterent qu'ils await exam
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19

tomto de- chemng ct lcv.r--l"r District, J L'
yecJue. BERNARD Peyronnin e. Blanchard.
:.me District, J Durable, " Lyle Ut " Lem
mon.
raTRDrii!ES.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19

CONNIE StR HV
P0iHE.
OUEsT BATON ROUGE, lc Mai, 1856
4u President ct NemtHeS dit Jtri de Police:
Ie conlitc souSsgne appoint" par lie )irl dc loi'ce
pour choser personne con~epahlc pour coth"r CT
ycyi.r les lois ct les regleneut Gu Juri de Police &c
cett" rarosse reprcseneut quis ont empoye les ser
vices de David Barrow Get efet, a une compensa'
tion lie cent cinquante piaatres. ,
(I. Caldwell.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-19
PREPARED BY
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

For the rapid Cure OF
VOIGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUCA,
GROUP. ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
This remedy has won for itself such notoriety
nom its cures of every variety Of pulmonary disease
mat 1t Is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi
aehces OF its virtues in any community where it
mas been employed. So wide is the field of its use
ainess, and so numerous the cases of its cures,
mat almost every section Of the country abounds
IN persons publicly known, who have been restored
nom alarming and even desperate diseases of the
luhgs by Its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appa-
rent to escape obseryAkon and where its virtues
snown the public no longer hesitate what antidote
70 employ for She distressing and dangerous affec-
.ohS OF the pulmonary organs which are incident
10 our climate. Not only in formidable attacks
upon C the lungs, but for the milder varieties Of
.oLos, COUGHS, HoARsENEss, &c. and for CH11-
pRES 1t is the peasantest and safest medicine that
can be obtained. .- -...f.
:, AS 1t has long been in constant use throughout
.nis section, we need not do more than assure the
people Its quality is kept up to the best that it
aAs oeen, and that the genuine article is sold by
II. T. TADDIl.
WILLIAM RO5EL,
j. l.. VALET.
NB, Rouge Feb, g 1855
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-12
Hon. Oliver P. Morton,

Will address the people Of Vanderburgh coun-
ty ON Friday the Goth inst, at Evansville, as
will be seen by notice. The place of meeting
will hereafter be made known. Judge Morton
is stranger in this part of the State, and we
trust he will meet with that cordial welcome
due an honored guest, and especially the man
who is now distinguished as the Peoples can
didate for Governor of Indiana. We are sure
they will be well pleased with the man, and
well entertained by the speaker. His other en-
gagements will probably prevent him visiting
this part of the State again during the canvass.
Therefore no man who will have the privilege
ofcasting a vote for Governor the coming cleo
ton, should neglect the opportunity of hearing
an expression of the political views of the Peo-
pies candidate. Judge Morton is said to be
an able speaker, and we are sure those who
have the pleasure of hearing his speech, will
be highly pleased, however much they may
differ with him politically.
Judge Morton will address the citizens of
Spencer county at Rockport on the 18th, and
of Gibson county, at Princeton, on the 18th.
Give him big crowds!