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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-10-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE

f&s AVA AAElN'E N'sNi
Aareline paig!o, wife ~ Lnvinski IIpbert. husband
No l434.
FffhIS case having been regularly set for trial and
l. taken up Tor trial According to Assignment, aadit
appearing IT, tie CUnrt that the plaintiff has male out
her casc accJ>fiDE t. th@ law and the evidence. and
IL turtb"F appearing to the Court that the defendant
has received FROM I5Idore i}aigVe. administrator OF
the succession 81 Louis lt.ig.e the sum of one hurd
read and twenty On" y 100 dollars, raraph"rual prop
ertE, of the plaintiff ms sad wife. on the md August
1856, and has appropriated the -rme to his own use
EitIlt at benefit to plaintiff, and it further appearing
that the affair Of the ~teirutaBt have fallen into great
disorder, anh that any fIrure acquisition Of Paraph-
ernal property b. IiaiDUT would he endangered unless
therefore ordered, a~dlutgod AMI decrert. that the
fia.ntiG, Aurelue .t.ic. wife ri L1tinsEi HILBERT,
have Judgement agair~t her sad hUSlt4rt. tor the
-4tn II hurried and twenty-"ne 42-I91 dollars With
interest from date Of thi~ IuGkfrnent-that she be de-
"iarrt separate in property from her sad n~usbani,
aut authorised t.. administer her separate property
present ard future without the assistance Of her
SAID Husband, ard that she has T. n1Itgage Cd all the
real estate and slaves Of her said huaba nj, 10 date
from SAID flh august Io5b. 10 said one hundred and
twenty one 41-1p toliars, with the interest that
may accrue. with costs Of sait to he taxed,
O"tob"r lbti i,h9. t~igunt) ". B. ROBERTSON,
true Guy: jutga 9th Judicial hi trjct-
". B. CIiAM8kkHiIN Clerk.
Clerks Office. West Baton Rouge, October 20 1856.
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TO PLAINTIFFS AND OTHERS.

PLANTERS ami other having business to transact
in N"S Orleans. and not finding it convenient to come
to III" ctty themselves, will !Ini II T." their advantage
10 II p.oy the undersigned All business entrusted
l." their gar" Will b. promptly and faithfully attended
t.. 81 a moderate per centagc, Best Of city references
giYvu. HYATT 4 FRAZ!tR.
ColieCiorsas General Agents.
jiy-l2 So. New Orleans In.
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Lundi, lie a Novem bre 1866,

a Il heures A. ". Ia ~propriete sulvante, savolr:
I5ne certain moroccan Do terre situe en cette paro,sse
d'0nest Baton Rouge, faisant face a Ia tausse ht'iere
de cinq arpens, cortenant quatre-Etngt dix arpehs oe
suDerfcie plus au usins-borne en- haut par terres lie
Van Wickle ct EN- bas par ceiles lie veuve Doryai "a
Bauvc. ct en- arrisre par cellcs de Sidney Robertson.
Conditions de Ia Vente-une troisieme, compliant, Ia
balance a TN credit dune ct deux ans, lscGueFhuF
fourrira ses biltats endorses a sati stactton, portant III
teret q raison d'huit pour cent par an apres echeance
jus'qua paiment, ct hypotheque sur Aserre lnsqna
pa.ment finale. n. ". fofEr ShHV'
Quest Baton Rouge, Octobre rs 1886,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-10-25

MONSTER GATHERING At MEMPHIS The
friends of Fillmore and the Union in Memphis
have been making preparations for some time
past for a monster rally at that place on TO-
morrow and next day, Friday and Saturday
Many Of the most distinguished men OF lennes-
see. Kentucky, Mississippi, and other States are
expected to be in attendance.
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EzW~

the defendant, EneRne Noyes personally and as tgt~T
TO her minor children, in and to Ii tsaah ef lserd stu
ated In this parish and designed as The South Wess
Quarter of Sector 4 in Township af Range IL East
containing one buDdred and nifty four 90-lD acres.F
To pay and satisfy said writ Of Exe~e.Sion-Ierms %
saie-Cash
y. W PofE Sheriff.
IVES: Baton Rouge, Sept 10Th, 1856.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
Irene He6ert, wife vs. Frank White, husband. No 1874.
IN THIS cause jugement BY default having been
i regularly entered against Francis White, the &C.
fendant, and tue judicial delays having elapsed, and
ne failing still 10 appear, this case was taken up and
the Law AM evidence beng IN favor Of plaintlb--lti ia
therefore ordered 'adjugsd and decreed, that the
plaintiff, Irene Heorrt, have judgement against and
recover from said Francis White, defendant, the sum
al two Thousand four hundred and Seventeen dollars
and Gfty six cents, s., All 56l with legal interest from
the l4th day of July 1856, 1t is further ordered that
she he declared separate in property from her husband
saii6-apcis White, and be allowed the separate ad-
rninistrat1nn Of the same-and also Of alfuture prop
erty that she may acquire, paraphernal or other and
that she have 3 leaai mortgage on all the property,
immovables and slaves, Of her said husband from the
18th day of June, a. D. 1913, to secure said sum OF
two thousand fonr hundred ard seventeen 66-lm dol
lars, with legal interest from 0c 10th July 1856, and
cosEs of suit 70 be taxed.
October 18th 1856. (slgned) W. B. ROBERTSON, Jugde
A true copy: sixth judicial District.
Clerks Office, West Batob Rouge, this 18th day Of
October, /. D. 1856. ". B. CHAMBERLAIN. Clerk.
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sAMEDI, LEINovEMBRE PROCLAIM,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
OF NEST RATION ROUGE

SIXTH DISTRICT COCRT.
Julie ATpeiie Lejenue twitr) vs.. Francois Henry (hs.-
bsndJ Ne 1892.
10y VIRTUE Of writ Of II. IA. to ue directed ia
the above entitled Causc, Of date the 2lst day Of
Aug . p 1856. from the eth District Court. ia and fer
said parixh and state. win be offered for sale at public
auction tn the last aud highest bidder, il front Of the
Court House in this parish, on
Saturday the LIST day Of November 1856 6
at II O'Clock 4. ". ali the right little and interests Of
the defendant Francois Henry, in and 70 the following
described notes to wit: 4 note Of inVinski Hebert
10 tho order Of and endorsed By AAamis ,Henert,
for the sum Of cno hundred and three doil.rs (l03,-
IS 100 and the interest thereon to pay and satisfy
said suit-TeTm5 Of Sale Cash.
wv VETS, D. Sheriff.
West Baton I.ougr Sept 18th 1856.
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Cp-AT FILLMORE RALLY At Sr. LoUIs.-TheTe
was a raa %znifcent assemblage OF Fillmore ana
Union men near St. Louis on the 18th inst. From
the description given of it: it must have been
one Of the n. ost splendid and beautiful exhibitions
ever Witnessed in the West.
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ETAT DE LA LOUSISAN Z.
paroissc d'Gucst Baton Rouge
CoUR Dc SHINE DISTRICT.

CoUR Dc SHINE DISTRICT.
Dams IaTsire de Ia succession de Claude A. Chopin.
deceased
T7N VERTU Dune commission a moi addresse, dams
r. lafraire ci-dessus, de Ia cour dn 6me District ju-
diciaire pour Ia par0isse Dist Baton Rouge, en- date
lie ! Uctobre 1856, il sera oitert en- Fente publique au
hlus offrant ct dernier encberrls seur q Ia InaiSon De
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papautf, de prendrs 4 son service trols ordres
iif6rens d'hommes: lordre militant, CONNIE du
tennis des crotsades. de la Reformation, de IL
Sa}ute- Alliance, etc, pour yaincre les uationalj.
te.. Icar Feclise ne reconuait nj nation nj Etaf.
dans "a moral te. ii aucune aIltgeance due il Pc
tat par lie cltoyen natif on naturalist, CONNIE IN
feynir de principe Gu de morale, attendU QUE.
i'ap1%s sa theorie, tous les hommes, de QuelQue
nays ~ is sol,ut, sout sujets ue H0mel; Forlre
Ilcuuct de Loyola, lie vniucre ct d'euchuiuer Pin
;rrIccnce de lulolescence. ct lordrc que nous
rr~nns A VI. BrowuSou honneur de nomnrr
Hrowpsouiru. I'ttouIer. gu, Az moiDs, dootro-
pier ct dc ~retarder lie l6pubicaulsme.
InfrariSa;i0n recouuue TT auiuurd hui v,ilrai-
rrur,Ii npDr,ee ..rEg!ise," embrasse un sysleme
militant pIu, puisSaut a cette hcure QUA tout
.rtre rtriode de sou historic, ct les deux autres
,-lrrs en- sont principalement composcs.
lie cIeypG oaroissiaI. les uCtres stculiers, In
..,euttopc uriale ct bon uCmbre Il revenues CONNIE
,,c;en urrhevaone de Paris) fout. uour ainsi
,I,, Al, nfnnle. les r4presentau, exoteri,u4s 3'nu
..y,sma dno,el il est exclus, liz SOM, de f,it
e,,nJ IL sout enforcement separes dc rEtnt. Of
''..l,s ne sont pas domines rnr cette ambition
~; rhnv les houmes d'erIise, est touionrs sans
.,,n,,,ra o, cette oyarice. 0ui. revstue d'un saint
wan, mr. Innine certains nre;res, dies hommas
hams ~ ..ttnablps uui n'out las ftit ahnsyotjon
y, Iorrs iro;ts de citnyens. nj de Ieur actiyits NJ
~. l.,- MIX. nm, No so sont mas LIS . or.
nan. sscr,r \ nm mr. Ire secret. nui ont des atfpc,iop.
- ,I.s PASSIONS Gamma les anrres bo1pmrs nui
crr,.orrt I.urs vies mar une ancienne Of s4ysre
,rnsvs n,i nnani liz sout dans rincertitnl.
~ - d,r,ss consnit,nt snr tons les sn,p,s )as
nnns Ia. Sain+. p.rss ~, leo pa,a.ctss de Insti-
MON uo;s nm; iomo;s dans leYr Ignorance ne
vorr.,t j Isnsn 1er 3es c,nseils 4 St pf,rr.honrg
49,, y,.,re an rom,a Rnol on nh Connie N.s.si-
r.l, Nm. lem, r,hrioua vons ne yrrre7 ;or.a;s
,n ,I,,- So. H.. Nsch;aryal ;m,,r,rs ! cor.. i. l..
p-S-. non,r;c.i- .. an tow, mn i. ne sart nos
hioi-.s mar r;nan.nca o,varn4mc,ta}e on Yam.
l5t;an G.rso,n.,i. IL son, pfn.ralen4nt dies
r,rus m,lss at es,imshlps 00ui re font i.msis
10 nal ia s,ur comm. rous Vayons it n,us
.on. las r..n, bros exo,.ri,,ss les masauas de- Ia
-~a.ia h,.,ar,a ;,,srispra Tn daj.n. ..rt ri.a,
>a., ,.r.c,,r. .,,t 1i4.an. eos, an
r ro. ON, mn r,pysr,aran, It n co,.nirs.
u; 49, -. ,nhI;c;s,o rar-t.an,L
- a- a HtT5..ns ,ra;ts s.rsr,Ir sf;nnes 1or ~
S'Ea,o .u.no.
~. ;n.,r,;aa, "a ;o,,asse ccnsotant leg fem.
.r;~ant ,n vaan d'or 1evan, Ic n,a1beurrux
[I.. 4<.asoo;r. ;s .o;o,ar+ 1as mslades
3anant !, sxy,.,rs onr rsnr,. il .'aFrhIent
H.. 4aLarn 10 +, .bo-;tL 6, c.nandant lanr orlr.
-. :af,,ao "a ,oro;, .nf;a o,a IL s';,naein.r
80 IT,, nau-a. ,o~.orr.}1.nar 6rsn
4as 49, 49,. \ - ie,n ;n+nn,;a ~ ,rt rorrais~once 40
-" I'& " - .,.s '~a ~ IA ir,r- ,~onras
s'o 49,, fna,r,.. loin daM
~ 30 - 80 =. = rartoits d,s.r;onrnra
: Louaa, .1 ~; \ ,jss ;annos
u Ii FhSIEHVHI"t NH
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Whesler l. Blake vs. EmeiDs Eoyes No 1855.
NV VIRTUE Of A writ of Fl Fa, to me directed in
+ the above entitled suit of date the 3lst day OF
July 1856, from the 9Th District Court ia and for sa't
parish and State, vii. be offered for sale TO the last
and hignast bidder, n public auction II tront OF me
Court House on
SATURDAY, IsT goVENBEE 1855.
a Ito'e,osz 1, T., III b. r:shs, t!.-s and i1.s.eE.o
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To Chiffon Pianfers-

IN" undcrs'gped offers MS services to Cotton Plan
'' AS a"iN-WRlGHT. lie has had ample experience
ana can produce the best Of references.
BENJAMIN TERRIER.
ton Eongr lime - IF
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ETAT De La LOUISIANA,
PARoIssE D'OUEsT BATON ROUGE,

COTE Dc EAIENt DHINGf
Dams rafs!re de Ia Succession dc Marie ' CourLall,
veuve Jean Gras sic, decd No 5l2.
/ TTENDU bue Jean Peyronnin e CO jour e~nJeg!strs
\ son application CONNIE executsuT dstt testsEsn-
"a ire de IL susdite succession, en- place de Jean Louis
Peyrounin deceae-
AUS est par ie present donne cue tsut opposition q
In domination n dit Bernard Peyronnin CONNIE exec
,1teur testeuaeptai1e datif de Ia dite succession devra
etre fat AL Bureau du Grefier de cetts paroisse dams
les dix jeurs qui suisront Ia premiere publication &c
Get avis.
Bureau Do Greaer CO lsne jour de Oct 4. .. 1856
It. B. ~CHAMBERLs, Grefher.
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h Books and stationary, Printing Paper,
= Playing Cards, fer fs!s y IL WALK
Feb q
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Always 90 hant i larg" I'd we'll assorted supply
of PLANTERS and HOUSEHOLD MEDICINES.
Sd Fhy sIcians prescriptions carefully Compounded
by an able A pothcCary
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DR.. KREFL.
T Q + S 4 / Z

DFlNG about 10 remove from 81 Michel. I viii sell
II She contents o tmr Coffee Hon - consisting o:
|I.,quor~ li"r1uf"rs, Plumbers, fixtures &c.. at = ret-
-onahj' rrr" 10 "ny ono wishing b5 purchase. This IL
Il first rat" bargain and sh"uii not Ut neglected The
stand = a good ouc and + dOinc a fair business.
Sept 20 II FRANCS Mf~KLAT.
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T Il /

T'AkFN up ty CramAs HebeTt : miles below the
L C"urr !ion.r, 4 stray Gov about i years Old Of It
Hiach r,llnr. White under belly, the ears cut of bran
ded Il !. Tho owIrr = requested 70 come and takr her
away within thirty ia. from THIS publication ~ she
" II "" sold at tic I~esiirnce oil said Ifctrrt On the .5th
o: October next 1851, b. the undersigned Justice.
Eu N.NEKr. j 7 9th Ward.
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HUGH 7. Wa DDILL.
FOR THE TOILET.


have. and offer for sale upon advantageous terms,
a very superior stock Of
HNcY4ND TOILET ARTICLES.
FOR GREY HAIR, HAVE
Gilnan's Hair Dye. CEistodoro'S Hair Dye,
Bachelors = " Louden's
BIssk Por,sae, Rousseh's Liquid Hair Dye
o IuPROFLvG d B~E4CZIFTLNG Il HAIR,
have
gsrrv'a Tricopherous, Lyons katharion,
Borle's Hyperiau Fluid, Phalons Hair luvigorator,
In gne's Hair Tonic. Louden's orieItalu, Tonic
Wfrge'S Balm Columbia, Reef Marrow,
Alexander Irtcopherous, Bears Grease,
Philcomb and Stick Ponades.
FOB TIE SKIN, IHAVE
Lilly White, Meen FINN.
Toilet Powder, Pink Sancers,
Amandine, told cream
FOR THE TEETH, FAERELS
Ch,reoa, Pasta Iaoraas Tooth Wash,
POSE Tooth Paste. Orris Tooth Wash,
PERFINERr,
have q complete assortment
Cela.nes In Quarts and Fints>
Pa, vsf.- Grt:4eaella Eatnr-
49, y! wa+sr Balm of Thousand Flowers
Extract Upper Tea Extract Soehy 'i""' q
" New Aown Hay, Patnia;
d" May Flowers, @ ,tyssal f@sce'
" Musk. hsghoiis'
" Ambrosial, seroena,
" Mile Flower. sweet 0AFo0si
" Doguet Victoria, boqaet Jenny 81"
Q
CIIECL ASSORTMENT or SoAt'S
Fancy Balls, Transparent haNS'
v-,,Th Soar, Floating Soap,
p-r.tva -. Windsor "
go !, CRYSTAL Palace Soap.
ca.anj,r Military Shaving Soap,
Wricht's Shaving Compound and BARNS s9aP.
+ 0FBRUsHss, ALSO HA JARRETT,
n-z.l. D~,h..
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An assortment in general OF Saodlery HARDWARE
crIr+;,g Harness Leather, Enamelted Leather, En-
auelled Cloth. Patient Leather, Saddle Trees. CaA
and examine our goods and prices. All orders prompt
1v stten5ed to. A, BRADFORD l. CO
Baton Rouge, Sept. q, 1e55.-yl
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IVY ~'~J i~-
OF Harness, there is
Silver. Brass Plated and
Japarned Carriage Harness,
Silver, Brass Barouch and
Thifting Carnage Harness.
Buggy and Omnibus Of the same.
We invite special sttention to our stock OF Harness
which Is very largn and we are determined to put
tilem at the lowest possible figure. 4 general assert
nasnt.
ALSO OF
Plantation,
Wagon, pray and
C,r. Harness,
re,.,s Blind
Brides, Trace Chains,
Halter ami
Breast-CAains Hames, nc.
WE a vE COMPLETE 4SsOTAENTCF
English Fo!:" Carpet Bags,
and Sole Ie%ther saddle hags,
Trunks and Trunk hattr-Peon'
Valices, Bags.
School Sachels, Ladies
Travelling Trunks Trunks
and Bonnet Boxes.
Also all kinds Of
r. Planters
sna Bnpgv Whips,
WIS Hunting,
trid]es. Riding and
Martinaales, Overseer
Stirrups, Whips,
snprs Horse
and pi+ts Brushes,
Curry Combs, '"Ios;
A very fine article of American and English Brides
Kidding Whips, Riding and Driving VloTes-"ois'e"
Linen and Cotton Fly Nets.
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- " ROBERTSON, 4TTORNETs c~obSSELAoF
s+ law wiz practice his profession IN the
s.1,. Judicial District Of this state, the an,'s ao S'a'ea
and supreme Courts at New urlsan+, attsnt,oo -
Oafre in Tlaguenias IberriLle Parish LII.
= Ds,-sn Brown Essenos Of GirseE, lcss's7srsS
II I'D fos .ats - feo- a. l~FA-S-
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BRULY LANDING DRUG STORE.

So.
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Aareline u0ig.e, wife - L"vjnski Uebert. husband
No l+7i.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-27

NOTICE
~ All persons indebted by note or hook account e.
the late firm OF s 81 C. MosER, are hereby notified to
call forthwith and square up. SAMUEL MOSER.
Feb. IL '55-tf.
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The value OF these may be ascertained
by taking the average value at the near
est market town. Wheat last year may
be taken at $3.50 p bushel /; corn at
35c; oats SOC; rye 81; barley soc; buck
wheat 5 9 y bushel ; potatoes soc; hay
81; grass seed Sc; fax seed 8; beeswax
35c; cheese Sc; and wool Acc. The val
ne of the farm produce in Ohio, then,
without looking to the manufactured ar
t@icles, such as beef, pork, lard, whiskey,
&C., may be estimated thus:
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Warietp.
SONG OF FREEDOM.

FOR THE EIGHTIETH YEAR Or THE REPUBLIC.
Ye who dwell in quiet hamlets,
Ye who crowd the busy ways,
All who love this great Republic,
In these dark, imperiled days,
Does yuur freedom never seem
Like the beauty of a dream!
Must the lightning's flash and thunder
On our slumber glare and break,
Ere from false and fleeing visions
We to real danger wake?
Must the earthquakes heavy tread
Crush us sleepcrs with the dead?
From the bloody plains of Kansas,
From the Senate's guilty floor,
From the smoking wreck of Lawrence,
From our Summers wounds and gore,
Comes our country's dying call,
Rise for Freedom, or We fall!
Hear We not succeeding ages
From their cloudy distance cry g?
See We not the hands of nations,
Lifted towards the threatening sky?
Now or ncver-rise, and gain
Freedom for this fair domain
We have vanquished foreign tyrants,
Now the battle draws anear;
Let not despOts have this Boosting,
That a Freeman knows to fear:
By your fathers patriot garves,
Rise-nor be forever slaves!
Speak 4! We orators of Freedom,
Let your thunder shake these plains;
Write We editors of Freedom,
Let your lightning rive these chains:
Up! We sons of Pilgrims, rise!
Strike for Freedom, or she dies!
Give this land to future ages,
Free, as God has made it free;
Swear that not another acre
Shall be cursed with slavery!
Strike for Freedom and for Right
God himself is Freedoms might!
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A CHARITABLE MAE.-Rev. Mr.. Stig-
gins said 81 am a charitable man, hold
every one is entitled to his opinion, and
never cherish malice against nv foes,
not even against Mr.. Mullber ' VIII has
indirectly called me a sinner; but still if
the Lord has a thunder-bolt 10 spare, l
think it would be well bestowed upon
dear brother Mullberry's head.
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TIhITIES TIE bbUTU,
From the disorders of which so many fatal disea:
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS.
DIR. SAMUEL STRONG'S
FEVER DESTROYER!

AAA
THIS is not the advertise mcnt of a
4 worthless compound, got by some quaek to de-
fraud the pablo. iutt the simple notice Of anew Remedy
which has acquired II preeedented popularity where
ever introduced
D :. STRONG'S FEVER DESTROYER
Is n positive and speedy cure for every form Of Inter-
miitent and Remittent Fe-ers. Chill Fever, Ague and
Fever. The most ample eXperit nee. supported by tes-
timory Of many Of the most distinguished men in Ohio,
fully iusti6es Us in speaking thUs confidently Of its
D.. virtues" MARX THIS FACT.
"Hr. s. STRONG FEVER DESTROYER"
Comes not from ObSuTe persons. scarcely known to any
rs Is too often the case with quick nOstrums-hut it is
n cquiyocal and positive testimony, voluntarily rend-
cred. OF individuals OF the first standing in society. or
occupying high official stations and professional dis
tiuctions-whO have on their own persons and in their
owH families fairly and fully tested the sanatiye virtues
Of this true Fever destroyer.
THE FEVER DESTROYER
Attacks the very root Of the disease. and its action IS
so energetic that its curative effects are plainly mani-
.cSt in /! hours after il is taken, and the second PACK
age frequently produces results which bottles Of Other
popular remedies had failed 20 accomplish.
1t will not only destroy the disease. hut sl>o e adieate
the most minute seeds % it from the system. and re-ss-
u5lish a healthy action in the vital organs
CAUTI0NI
There is 4 Counterfeit on this article. as on almost
all popular Remedies Of tie day Observe then. the
Genuine has the miniature Portrait ard written sigma.
lure Of NJ STRONG. VI. D.. to counter felt which Is
felony. $. NJ. STRONG IL Co., Cleveland. o..
Sole ProprietOrs & Manufacturers Of Dr.. Saml Strong's
Fever Destroyer Pills,
To whom all or.ers and communications must be ad-
dressed.
For sale by f. A. Smith &c., Drug gists Warren,
and by all respectable Druggists through the States.
Dec. 26,y
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BOSTON CLOTHING HoTrsE

a The proprietors have receive their Spring stock
OF Ci1tA,~g. the Largest and Best selected ever offered
Tor sale in Warren. composing all the desirable stvI.s
iodnd in the Eastern Cities. Also a large and desir-
able stock Of piece goods, some Of them rich and rare.
which we will make up to order, in the best manner
and most fashionable style, at low prices aud warrant.
ed to give satisfaction.
mars and Cags IN abundance. and a large supply Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Grateful for past fayors, the subscribers vouII 70
tnrn their sincere thanks, and hope to merit cop,inue
iav9rs- BARTLETT IL BROWN
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SPRING AND SUMNER.
L1dies and Gentlemen, read and profit!
f TT RE YOUR PURPOSE TO SUP.

Il ply Yourself with an exceedingly nice Cater, Boot
or Shoe, which in point Of neatness, comfort and dura-
biIity, have never been surpassed, and probably never
cquaIled by any former arrival in the goodly town Of
Warren, you will find that articles of this identical de-
scription are to he had at the shop Of the Undersigned,
No 3. Market street. where you are cordially invited to
call and examine his new and extensive stock, which
embraces the neatest and latest styles Of Caters and
other Ladies wear. with which our lady customers CON
not hut he pleased. Gentlemen have also been careful
liz provided for, and the very choicest goods Of the mar
ket selected for them. Determined to have none but a
superiur article, the subscriber keeps a sharp eye on
the market. Gentlemen can he supplied with either the
fine French, the neat and comfortable call, or the sub
s;antial stoga-
n. B. Work made to order and warranted to it
Call at n .. ,, Market St, first door east of Smith &
NcCon bs. Imay . lS56l D. ii. WARREN.