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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-06

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Iari6 Mersos,
SnAries Summons,
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Lewis fsppan,n
william G.ooden,
3: = yoce5yn,
WE. wIniling -,
James neUune smith
\. b. Wnhans,
J: 4. Barbour y
ID. u. sharpe.
Samuel Wide,
Frederiek Douglass,
VIM J. Watkins,
John M ore,
Samuel Lyman,
Alfred Peck,
ID. E. 4axson,
B. ". Willard,
Stephen Burdiok,
Z. Joiner White,
Rulon Chaplin,
David Chaplin,
81. v. Prime,
J. ". Lcgusn,
Wm. Il. Storum,
A. 4. Northrup,
l. D. wickse,
John a: fainc,
u. N. fAine,
=: v. nDuranI
1iles d. CieyeisDd'
1o &c De~ey,,r
warren y: Ai1snen,
Cn ana ,M y neeS.'
1ha1 Ns n nee ier,
Harlow y. Ames,
Lew hiEneli,
a aaIcus bS n,
9LVes.er Ho~s,
n Cnf 7 E,
feNt y. M,mpie,
spencer ~. Cuitis,
l. De6f Aansneid,
WIN: +. Green,
Nran AAsk es,
Jason 1iiiet,
=. =: Kinney,
". N n Sheratt,
p. ". Green,
SAM honen,
Cheney ADoey,
:, H ~
7. W. Hunt,
SEQ. y. Moore,
John kwry,
3. r. Remington,
Ayid y; knne,
Dexter Clark,
WIN. Condoi,
Sam usi G I
See. !. f1sher,
VIM. Iatterson,
cent kenney,
Gnas. n brooxs.
WIN. downing,
VIM sadred,
II. y. usuahcer,
Asa Nenaroton,
joseph Young,
:. n w ne
newe1 neeler,
Dan ! I: nc Gee,
Lewis Cnam 0erian,
SIMEON heoolbg.
= u. fester,
@oert Jo1nson,
spepnen FELL,
a, Y. H0wafc,
n. D Afeis,
y: :. lowing,
GlllAnQer RAYMOND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-06

EDWIN u. MORGAN,
SIMEON DRAPER,
JAMES B. cAYLOR, rv.h
y. DUDLEY FIELD,
JOSEPH BLUNT.
JAMES ". SYE
JOHN L. sCHo ,LCRhFr, !
DEODAtUS WRIGHT,
JOSEPH DAVIS. Albany.
J. N. 2. DAVIDSON,
c. r. WILLIAMS,
4BRAHAK 3: 0LIN, roy
JAMES FORSYTH, 10J
Z. 6. SpACIDIES, 1pnn,.
PEIIIIp nGRSaEidER, o0ha''
LEVI G. TURNER. Coopers.ovc,
STANDISE BARRY, Herkimer.
LEVI DGK!NiTK, Bn,.tawtor.
STEPHEN c. JOdNSCs, Deinl.
LANisL 7. JOSES. c
ALLEN hUSR0E, ~Ji"s
A. 6. RICE Eh.otvine.
s. Il. BURROUGHS. M.dlrs
SAMUEL P. ALLEN. Rech.. r..
CHARLES o. SHEPARD Wyoming county.
Republican state Com mi,'ee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-06
TIVE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
NIX APPROACHING NATIONAL CONVENTIONS.
Democratic, Knew Hsthhg, Nlgger Wsrselp-
per, UItra-AbeDiIss, and Wig.
~ A MES OF DELE GATE S,
&C., &c. 20.

zee Deaocratic National ConventioA.
Ths following list comprises the delegates to the Demo.
ste Nasnsl Convention, tar they have been sp-
pss.tsd which to assemble At Cincinnati on Monday,
Iuss q nominate candidates for President and Vice
President Of the United StAtss:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-06


The following important notice from the Minister Of
Finance Of the Mexican Republic, has been received 1t
this Consulate 70 be communicated to merchAnta:-
Persons doing business with the Mexican republic are
informed THAI general Custom House regulators
been published the 31st or January last all those
Going business with the ports the interior Of the
pubic must obey the same; that the agents OF the
have been ordered to seize the highways
and in the various points In the interior sill goods So
crey imported through the frontiers on which the
duty imposed BY sad general Custom House regulations
shall not have been paid and Also The vet ces and amt
mails conveying ssid goods. fine amounting to double
the value Of the goods seized shall paid FOR
each contravention II the goods are prohibited.
Merchants are also inform ed The general govern
ent s not responsible for any contract antici Of
rjghts franchise, reduction concession whis may pc
made BY the inferior officers Of the republic unless they
are specially authorized by the general To d
So said authority TO bs signed by the Secretaries q
STATE who alone are empowered to grant the sane.
further declared that, agreeaby to the above notice,
Claims Ct foreign merchants In pcsted In such transac
ons ~ above referred to- will be mited
to treaties with friendly nations, their citizens must obsy
Mexican laws and regulations.
BY order Of his Excelency the President OF Mexico,
Mexico, April Is, 1855 F. RnBAUD
Mexican Consul General.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-10-25

Do They Nix ITO those who charge
that the Americans and Black Republi-
cans sympathize with one another, We.
offer them the following testimony by
calling the Cincinnati Commercial (Biaek
Republican paper to the stand. Ques-
ton: What do you think of the Amer
leans ..=
Answer: a'rhe idea of STOPPING to
fuse with the Known Nothings is mis-
erable humbug, and if it were attempted
would bring disaster we'll deserved. We
would loathe victory that had been
barrained for, and could be consoled
without difficulty under defeat in an
fight. The Known Nothing nuisance has
given this country into the hands of the
Democracy for some elections past, and
is engaged to do the same thing again.
Let Kno NotbiDgs give their last kick.
in their own way"
Badly, fefoeiously.a as the Sag NIGHTS
hate the Americans, they cannot keep
pace in that respect with the Black Re-
publicans. Their hatred is stewed down
in gall, and their bitterness is stepped IN
Eupatorium Perfoliatam.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-10-25
Eucilalaan's Way.

"Having " urged the adoption Of the
Missouri Compromise, the inference is
irresistible that Congress, in my opinion
possesses the power to legislate upon the
subject Of slavery in the territories.-
What an absurdlty would it then be, if
while asserting this SOVEREIGN POW
Err IN CONGRESS uh5ch pooeer from
its nnturs must be EXCLUSIVE, I
should in the very same breath also
claim this identical power " for the pop
uIaton Of Territory In An unorganzed
capacity y.'-Buchanans Sanford Letter.
The recent legislation of Congress
respecting domestic slavery, derived, as
it has been, from the original aud pure
fountain of legitimate political power,
the will of the majority, promising ere
long to aIIay the dangerous excitement.
This Legislation is founded upon princi-
pies as ancient as free government itself,
and in accordance with them, has sim
ply declared THAT THE PEOPLE OF TER
RIToRY LIKE THOSE OF A STATE,
SHALL DECI oEE EoR THEMSELVES WHETHER
SLAVERY sHa IL OR SHALL NOT EXIST WITH
IN THEIR MIrs."-Buehanan's Letter
Of acceptance. .-. "-.
"WhiIst I ever have maintained, and
ever shall maintain, in their full force
and vigor, the constitutional rights of
the Southern States, over their slave
property, | YET FEEL 4 STRING RE,
PUGNANCE BY ANY ACT OF
MINE TO EXTEND THE LIMITS OF
THE UNION OVER A NEW SLAVE
HOLDING TERRITORY Buchan.
ans Texas Letter,
"To this platform I intend to contine
myself during this canvass, believing that
I have no right, as the candidate Of the
Democratic party, By ANS WERLNG
LNTERROGAT0RIES to present
neao and different issues before the people.
-Buchanan's Letter Of acceptance.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-10-25

HIS TRUE Pos1r1oN.-We have repeated
" riven extracts from Buchanan organs at
the North. showing Mr.. Buchanan's true
nosi,ion on the question Of slavery. The
New Hampshire Patriot, Nj. Plerces S homo
organ, is most violent and bitter IN Its de-
nunclations Of all who attemptto to sho" that
be was ever guilty Of favorng the 'nst'tu-
t,on and we again quote from the Lancaster
Pa. InteiHgencer. This journal is Mr.. Bu
cbaDan's confidential mouth piece. We ask
The slave holders Of Louisiana to read the
extract which follows:
FhsTs TO BE REhEMBERED.-Nho nomi-
mated Mr.. Buchanan. Let 1t be borne IN
mind. SAYS the Steuben Farmers Advocate,
that it was the North! !! On the first ballot
in the Cincinnati, Convention, he received
one lundred and nane votes from the free
States, and but hirtyJour votes from the
slave States. The Southern States, with
but two or three exceptions, voted against
him in a body up to the last ballot when
thew yieldeGtto 70 the force of public opinion
Yet. on every hand, you hear the aboIl''on
orators and papers crying out that he IS the
Southern candidate, in favor otthe extension
Of slavery. etc. etc. James Buchanan has
been in public lie for over thirty years. and al
we challenge any man to produce the first
word or act 10 prove these base assertions
Of an unscrupulous opposition. He was
horn and educated. ard has always lived 10
a free S:ate-AND HlS PUBLIC Lire
GIVES THE LIE TO THE CHARGE
THAT He EVER FAVORED The En-
TENSION OF SLAVERY. 1893,
VIII you vote for man who s1s
,,ou nzninIy that he is heart and soul, op
posed to your institutions 2 VIII you vote
for a man who would prevent you' # within
bis power, from occupying with your saves H
a single foot of the broad espanse q lerIl,
torv which is yet to come into the onion
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-10-25
THE PRoPEcr IN CALIFoRNIA.--The

THE PRoPEcT IN CALIFoRNIA.-The
Hon. Bailie Peyton, one Of the Fillmore
electors in the Golden State. writes to a
distinguished member Of Congress IN
Tennessee, "That in California, f'A-
.uore and Dopselsoa wiH get more rotes
tbnn Fremont and Buchanan together,
and tAat seueas ou, Of the nine Fremont
electors Of California aoere Democrats"
Of course, two-thirds of Fremont's
strength comes from the Democrats.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-10-25
~ It is remarkable fact that ever.

re- It is remarkable fact that every
man who has ever been presented by
the abolitionists, as a candidate for the
Presidency. was a democrat. Blrney,
Gerritt Smith, John P, Hale, Martin Van
Bnren and John c. Fremont, were all
democrats in good standing with their
party. and the Sage of Klndefhook is
now one Of their shining lighss!'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-10-25

HE Tie Detroit Uaazy AdVert'seT, OF
Saturday week. publishes a call from the
democrats of Detroit to the democrats OF
Michigan, declaring tEeir determination
to oppose in every honorable way the
e)actiop Of James Buchanan, and to give
their vote and influence to John {. Ere
mont. The call is signed by two bun
dred and fifty of the most respectable
democrats of Detroit, and sets forth at
lenyth the reasons which have impelied
them to this course.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-10-25

dlence. sucn rs representative government, eiec-
ton times, morning newspaper, cheap books, are
not at ali conducive among its subjects in Amer
lea to its interests. Republicnnism is indeed to
the venerable hierarchy, pious editors and the
like, latitude which should not be allowed fur
ther to laymen merely, and leads to Il highly dis
respectful department in the vulgar, very obtru-
sive to The dignity Of churchmen. Neither does
it increase dues offerings; and in short it is
found eXperlmentally that Catholic emigrants in
general deterOrate in faith and good works as
they progress in wisdom and artiZanshlp; and
that the descendants Of emgrants become all but
as infdel and impert!nent as Americans them
selves. Catholic laity was formerly the most pro-
ducive article Of import, but Iatteriy it has become
n dangerous commodity i'll the clerical market
Thus independent, Republican persons were be
ing created IN America, where they were least cx-
pected. and where there were quite enough alrca-
dy and by reason Of the same emigration, dis
Greet and humble crowds have disappeared from
the Old World where they were surely profitable
and very passivey ohedient. Eurdpean monarch
ism has therefore forbidden emigration to Amer
ica in several countries, as in Austria Italy and
some others. The liberal government Of England
has humanely advised those whom it has made
outcasts, to 90 elsewhere than to the Republican
climate, TO Canada, the Cape. or Nova Lem-
bla, and offered them indeed briSes for journey
Even in Ireland itinerant nr;est lecturers have
hee, ~ .ata sov;ng ohad;ant eonIs for the chnrch
80 1ara,,,,r ro+6oTn arr;o,ts s,r tho f,,.ar
M ~ ro,rog 49,, n-,,h,;o +,o Ir;sb
CO., a:a.1a ,hs,a 90 -.
II ID " p"'''''c
.hoh' Vi Aiti'e'''!' '.n'
IN attendance 70 Aei fe'iS'ous NINAES: I'N'"'l" ~
cions' iheNofaoie anu ever y'hi'g4fu III 'a"' I''o
ais divinity ana Ihealclne. tooF p'ous 1riSh
mothers, lndoleht' even naKeu lT'h la'hers' are
warned not to leave the isle sofoEed OF motheE
church; but stay, he rehsI0nsT obeoleht' very
slcN'y' anu very sure oi e.e.ha+ resi- IA
warned aooFe all th'lsS hot 10 'nelI eiiii"-
reh 10 20 10 At';CH '!%' 'ne WHY .ba hoe
"ie 'Iie ""3es - s ~n sobnnls
IoI.s, ~ 80 poos; ;y aaotbsr Enra
~ 49, sa,I ~ h., one orea+ ,y,onth Of the lion
N The darl another wsy The Villain with the
horns has of sa+isfvnp his extrat rdinary penchant
for prilIing on A large three prolonged fork the
sorely beset, but faithful !rish~-in fact, if poor
Catholics want to 90 to hell direct beyond chance
of refreshmens at the porgatoriaI crossing and
without hope of indulgentiai bail, or bribing the
turn key with masses" all they have to do, say
the 4tinefaht tIisn priests = ~ pay men "'Sas
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-10-25

a ~ Sufficient returns are IN from
Florida to show that it has gone Tor the
American party.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-10-25

We have heard of an economics man
who always takes bis meals before s
mirror, This is to double the dishes,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-10-25

,c. ms - remedy has won for itself such notor;ety
+ba. s !. cures OF every variety of pulmonary disease
dow. ~ ~ entirely unnecessary to recount the evi-
hnies h.r of Its virtues in any community where it
fnI,as employed. So wide is the field of its use
~. y, and SO numerous the cases Of its cures.
IN Almost every section Of the country abounds
fop,r p'sahs publicly known, who have been restored
iuna. ahlammg Ia and even desperate diseases of the
nxss " !" use. When once tried its superiority
,ent every other medicine of it's kind is too appa
tno~ escape observation, and where its virtues are
ta ,he public no longer hesitate what antidote
ton. ps M ,or the distressing and dangerous aec-
10 -, VI the pulmonary organs which are incident
n,on W, climate. Not only in formidable attacks
Copm ne lungs, but for the milder varieties of
Dsss 4 Go.ahs, . HoARsENEss, &c. and for Chill
ean be obtained. ''' 1'>'''' '''a' ~
tb;. y aas long been in constant use throughout
n.n,Is we need not do more than ass r. the
lu quality is kept up to the best that II ever
.ao mat the genuine article is sold by
II. T. WADDILL
il. VIALTTT. =
Baton Rouge La " 1'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-10-25
THE SUGAR PLANTER.
r,r,sHrp EyEsYisATORDAY MORNING
HENRY j. ahshS,
Editor& Proprietor.

omc. nearthe Coura House.
WEST BATO Y Il 3 Z g Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

me reason assigned was The capture OF Berat cousd
al the American bark Dragon on passage from ths "a
blends W shaI gtse, sss hlsnd Ios laid down n
chart; made ia position latitude 8 deg and 20 nn.,
gitude 1917 deg ~ min east, by the chronomc:er.
COVE, nDsn Mt OF Peru Issued decree requiring an ems
nation and authensca alton OF al 'sudIe, "
and ttlhfs de Ndnum1ssn" BY the President o. IN
public or The Peruvian ministers, Otherwise they w
be vepudiated, in consequence OF extensive counters
is-TDe returns Of railroad trad,o in the Dotted Ki
dom for the week ending this day. amour
10 G490 800, and Tor the corresponding week
1855 10 s449, 3bs, showing an incrsase Of f4l.s'
-. In keAico, the ollosipg conflicts Of the vidsurh
voluu0nist, and govern troops had taken place.
troops Of Nuevo Leon that adhered 10 vIdarvr had b<
defeated M Maiahuala In an attempt 10 invade the 81
Of San LUIS dc Polosi The bands under command Of q
Martin zsyss partisan Of Vidaurri, defeated at VI
Craze, and another DIVISION OF Vidaurrs troops, Asoc
Ing TO 500 men, bad been repulsed 81 Pon,iagrdcfi
attack upon the town Of Mier.. The whole Anglo III
SUNDAY IA conspiracy against the goveynmsnt|
Mexico was discovered Several San Eranciscan ffiil
with other person, holding position In t,e cnrcn, and
vera officers who bad taken pa In the revolution a IA
y TsmaYiz, at Pueblo. were implicated.
16-Swiss Federal Assembly met In second session. 81
took into confederation the affairs OF NcncnAssI
patcnAl Congress Of Beneflcebce held It's nrss sitting
Brufsels 6,eAt remonkt alton Of the cnsrste In IN
don, In honor Of John Frosts return President Co
OFT suppressed clerical conspiracy against Eis hte
hirty hhh snnvessry o. the fndeN ndcnce o. Oeor1
merica celebrst IT San Jose, c. r.. Toe kpf 4
ollapd opened the States General at the Bsgae
le-rhe sena'e OF Buenos Ayres sanot ,ned sui y
thorizng the cn Of ten millions OF psnlc fuad
meet the d cit OF the preent year. DON J9ee 6regw1
Iazama. offered 10 purchase the ten millions a. S0pd
cent. The Queen OF spain issued 3 decree which n
establishes the constitution OF IS46 An addtioosi artc
explains what offences of the press 10 be brouGhtp
fore the jury The minimum o. the durat0p OF the r.
OF the C0rtas to be four mouths. the existon1
the Council Of ratified and the authorization Of v
Oortes to be required for the marriage Of the sovereign
the heirs OF the crosn.
l7-Tbe American schooner Dean R,chmoGc resca
Liverpool direct from Chicago, with cargo Of grain,
Ing the rst vessel that went straight from the
lskes OF the West She six,y days On her passes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

2.-British legation In Mexico cry coscd-sse
Mexican government failing 10 comply with requis'-
ton respecting the Tepsc diaculy Russian diplomatic
circular respecting The aaars q Naples Issued This
day, n sl2 r. NJ, the American Consular rag was un-
fuisd Tor The nrss time In the Empire Of japan sevou.
ton IN Neufchstsi, Switzerland.
3-ns Spanish uorics dissolved BY royal decree.
f-Two add half millions Of dollars had been resfzei
By. sales Of church property In Mexico.
s-Amcrissn ship Ocean Home lost by collision, with
seventy seven lives. Psrsmassa and Liverpool railway
(AustraIs) opened.
e--Gensral Joan Pablo Lopez elected Governor q
Santa Fe.
SUNDAY, THE Car Alexander, o; Russia, crowned
In Moscow j. Eytensian OF the Sardinian amnesty Of
May, 1892 10 oil redmontese subicch excluded from ne
operations in consequence Of The acts Of high treason com
mitted n genoa IN 1s4o.
s-Nssslns Of IRE Trade Congress In Bvusseis
Tie portss soverpmcn, abandoned Ne prcect OF expe
dtlop sssnst Montenegro. ..1hs scyernmest q rera
officially protested against the recos milton Prssdess
Walker BY the United States government
o-The Msxicsn rewspspcrs, ~ sfoo 1ff and " IN.
seps~Ssene, suppressed by the governmsnt state Of
selse proclaimed IN Canary slands.. The Emperc ard
Empysss n France visited San scbsssaln, spain.
12--Btsb sspsdisor aears' Peysss fueS cuf ~ rt's,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

Anzo IN the Roman states me result Of The Interview
va that both pc,ensasss axrced rcs the Aggressive
policy Of the Western Powers.
AT Hong Kong, China, m armed pcl'ce ferce board
cd the American bark Annie Buckan and took svsy ny
force John A. Pnpps IT., her chief officer lie vas red
ordered 70 r.y ane TO the ouesn.m
the hsi Of the sransh var vessels had icn Ners
England re- opened, ana Lord woodhouse, Ensl,h inns
receved by the CxaY Inc prn 80 OF Beuss oung
or brsDch) proclaimed new constitution Tor her pnn
s--N Ks,c,ea, Runan Envoy ., nome, presented ere
densals 70 ne Pope ocal returns showed the ord
than m ls52 Evacuasicn OF the Crmca BY the allies
Marshal pelsser enbuscd Tor France and the French
srspss. "a bror se statue Of rhscrry Mscr,cns, the
typouapher " whom Belgium = indebted Tor The isro
ducnon Of printing, uncovered ., Alcst.
10 the control Of the Russians. Session Of the Swiss
lccsr. Assembly opened - serne and Marin t'ssd
elected rres,so, i T,..c., "rsn. 'o'
s--wnham smith O'Hrisn reached Ireland. "a fear.
fol took place At Nscos Chlns on board the Dutch
ship Bsncs which hsd sailed Cor Havana and put bsox,
mipetn The crew and four hundred Chinese coolies.
The ,hip fred and burned, aud hundred and any
pfr.p.,ohss frcra Bucharest snnousced that Prince
SIrbey, Hcspod~ cf wslschs, had abdicsted his gov
ornmen treaty Of commerce and navigation, super
Granada Iavi.sada took possession OF once a.
sscreary Forefn Affairs OF San domingo. The rcT
msuis Of knssb Guards returned 70 iondos IRON the
Crmes.
N Violent earthquake shock fell In the town OF
schenakha IN the Caucasus Although the duration OF
the shock Vas only about thirty seconds 90 violent ".
that ato houses and more than leo shops we're com
ple,ely thrown down. The oss was estimated 81 up-
wards Of 400 900 francs.
~ The British army evacuated the Crimea, and Gene
raj Cody,pston sailed for home Nv President Baes sail
ed from Havana for ~ Thomas intending 70 make sdes
cent san Doingo. The Erprees Of Austria vs con
fined Of daughter ~ Vienna. The loss oi tne Nrdi
nian army dung the Russian war reported q As82
men financial speculation fever ragged IN Eneand.
the number Of schemes introduced ON the lonoon
stock Exchspse since the ln Of January vm 90 ~ Of
which nvoivcd outlay in foreign ccunriee, ard re-
CURED, ont Of ~ ssgressN cspA o. 1l9,lfooco, sbon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-29

srsp,y l--Ainost OH the great rivers Of France, with
their ubuses had cvernowed and very fatal results
we're produced tive hundred houses vere destroyed
In ard rear Iyous, enc lss u Avgrop. On bearing q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-18
DIR. S'TRONG,S

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These Pills act as an Expeciorant, Tonic, and Ape
RENT One rs cent box possesses three times more pow.
or 10 cure diseases than dollar bottle Of any Of the
Syrups Bsisums, Saisapaiias that we're ever made,
and simple trial Of only box will prove this i'm.
ppTiant truth.
They promote Expectation, Loosen
the Phlegm and Clear the Lungs and other Secretory
Organs Of III morbid natter and there is other re-
NEEDY in The whole Ma,eria Medica capable Of impaHs
ing such healing properties TO the Lungs and Vital Or
gans as these Pills. They cure COsfiSeness,
produce good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen the
System. Price rs cents per box, containing 70 doses
of medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills, and get tho
:. Planters Almanac grafis, giving full particulars and
certificates Of cures.
I Both kinds Of the above named Pills are for sale in
Marlborough nv DENNIS HEARf'r; and at Chapel
Hill by X. d. SAUNDERS; who also keep supply
Of Dr.. speneers Vegetable Pills. and DR.. Hulls Cele
htacd Pills. which stop the chls and Fever the frat
day, and do not scken the stomach operate the
bowels.
August 80. o0-iy