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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-11
Fiat DE IA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Ouest Ra on Rouge.

Naus i}aTtire lie Ia Succession de leolide FULLER. de-
cete, ePouse De hag@ne naigre. No. 542.
A TiENDU cue Philecene Trahan e AIT arplicstfor
y pUlr eeS lsttre, 4'adminiatration daas Ia snsiite
s4ccessian-
Avisest par c"s presents DOME qge toutes opposi
tion legain a appointment ia Oft ptilogene Tran n
eeinnie Administrations s1sdits. sera eareetsire dams
lie bureau ia Gretier lie cctte paroisse. dams ak ours
&c Ia premiere publication de catte avs
W. b. CiiAMBERIIN Greffer.
Quest Baton Rouge, Avril 1, 1857.
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Fresh Supplies.
1aiE subscribers are roy ra,nixir, thar ,;,t.-
: supplies shi@n will c~asis: af a general -ssort.
@snte. aroesries, Wines, Liquors, sc.
ne hase iait received AID offer 70 the trade,
" soss q the popular Oiesnder Finn.
u Bois Dssus WhiskeT-nuct. rtpy. proos
:" Smiths. squalls celebrated. F"
so Boxes Pain Soap. Small Bars:
~ rtaln Escon EEnns. verT choice,
aoasks low prisci :. G. Hams.
farther supplies wiz be constantly coming in znttl
t'aeis ssock is complete.
EARBEE r BENJAMIN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-11

STATE or LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON RnypcE


at IL O'Clock, 4. NJ, the ia.t.w .e aeAe1Ited s,.r
be! on ging 70 the succession OF J. L. ysvrouiI1te
to Wit.
lst. A tract OF land situated in this pariah. anu
measuring two arpsnis, less thiri elgbt feet front to
the .isslssippi River, with the depta OF forty arpepss,
more cr less, between parallel lines, bounded above
by lands of Francis A. Williams, and below by thos-.
Of Widow fhe Habert, together with eli the buildings
and improvements thereon.
And the following sla yes TO wit
Antoine, 4 negro man, aged 81 years, bcL d negro
.ears, and her child Fstz-y sged 3 years; Della O
negro v oman, aged Il years; aud the personal prop
erty, TO Wit Two ECfAes, aud one mare, four CONS.
and one calf one horse cart and hsrness; lot corr t.
shucks, one 10. tod1eE-nnt lot pickets; two piougts;
Lot axes, hoes and spades, one thousand posts aad
ftckets: lot lumber; lot tools, one large water ia-;
one old corn nll.; one neT corn mill; lot weather
boarding; lot hoes and spades; 1 denijohns white
wine enc shot gun; enc english saddle one lot books
one patent gold watch.
TEEALS OF SALE:-The movable effects to be sold
Cash, tor al sums of ten dollars and under; and for
all SUMS over and abo4e Tea dollars, payable On the
ist day Of JaaT, aext, 1855.
The slaves To be sold payable one-tenth cash On the
Jay Of sale. and tne balance payable IL three 60 cni
annual inatallments; the LIST payable on the first dsY
Of March Of the years 1885 1859 and 1850. The Land
to be soti payable on the lst Gay of March 1858 1850.
AMI 1850. in equa! iustsllments. tie purciasers to
furnish their notes endorsed 10 the sa,istact,un Of the
TURK, payable at the office OF tile Recorder or this
parish, oearirg On ths face thereof ~iutesesr 1t tho
rate Of eight per cent. per annunl aftel maturity til
pad ard mortgage retained on the land and slaves
-nt- fiji ana hnal payment thereof.
WA. WHITE D. 81
Vest Baton Rouge Feb. g, 1857,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-11
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Baton Rouge.

sINTH DISTRICT C0FK7
In matter q the Succession % ZeoIuip fuller decd
Vile Of Eugen ItaIgra-No. b..
f'HEEEA~ F~hliasene IFahan has eppiiet FOR the
administration q the above SucEeszssnn
NOTICE is hereby ssTen, that all Legal opposition
to t'S appointment Of sal! Piilogene FFahan as al
.Eat0r aforesaid ulSt h dlei IN liz etlce ot the
Clerk of said Parish within ten days from the Hrst
publication hereof. W. Il. CHAMBERLAIN,
April lot, 1867. Clerk.
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!. II. starch.

Now ira ssserc.
~ bills h5-Sutghatp Of Lime.
~ - boil ',ar whale oil, clear,
} &C. {astor 0it.
10 = l.nsepi oil, -
20B0 I5s Nkrte lead.
10 Dozen Champagne,
~ :. E!a~"t.
5010 ctlaiee brands Havana cigars,
10 rH Terms cigars,
10 casks scotch Me.
5 bal> Riue Lick Ware,
IL. choice Peach WHISKY.
Q F." Mouontahela 30.
5 different ksnds Of French Brandy At
different prices,
Ia tezen Rsrnam's fluid LAMPS,
~ rrau1s WragIine pap"r.
80 boxes Chinese F1Et-crakers.
AT! the ADORE article. arc offered at New orleans
prices, either iT cash Or on credit.
Fl aaGEI, Druggist
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-11

YcwEv0ais: New GOOds!:
n va oPl.SlNG at the general tIoass Furnishing
ware Rooms OF ]. PIPER 4 60. nus assert
nent Of goods consisting in part Of
ElEGASr PLATED WARE, -
u. Ssrs. CAsToRs. CARD BssgE-s, ;
CaNpLESTIcKs. CanE BAsKEEs,
TABLE, pAsERr, and 1EA spocrs.
Fisu and FK KNIVES,
SoUP and GRAVY LADL7s,
SALT and MUsrAED SPooss. &c
ALSO.
Vary rich French CHINA D.SSEE SEss.
" i" TEA
" % TolIEr H
ornamented and Plain.
a complete stock OF
CUT and PRESSED Glass WARE,
Eicn CHINA AASIEL and Toilet VASES. !
and ORNAMENT. ms8s
Ivory and Buck HANDLED Table CITlxAlssa4N
tEEscH CARvFRs and SIIeEKa,
asASs and WIRE fEsnERs, IS
BRASS and COMPOSITION ASbIR1AS,
PoasHgD SIEEL. FIRE lHnsm,
P1ASlsgsp, TN aud RAsffAs1A WAMt
COVERED CHAFisG DNa1A,
COOKING, PARLeR and O1aee Store.
SAD IsoNs, PATENT KNIFE czfA1Mms sss
Noop and Willow WARE.
Cabinet Furn1tI1ro~
ELgaAsr MAaoGcsY and WALNUT sEcsEfADs,
. - WARDRuBEs-
MAgBLE TOP BUREAUS and SIDE beARps,
q CENTRE and PIE { TvHlRs.
Divine. TIA and WORK FARIEs,
%CAspiEsrrcks, WAsHsTASps &C.
SoFts, TErE,A-iEIEs,
ROCKING CiA4ks-Elsy CHAIRS,
PAaInR, rEp Roon and OFFICE cHAIss,
PLAIN FURNITURE Of ssery variety
We have also, aaoat and expected here daily. 3
handsome assortment of WINI0W SHafttS Ard COR
NItES. CsEPETs, MATING. OH. CARPET, snd >
large variety of articles to fluffy soIns lete onr stock u
House Furnishing Goods in every particular
This stock has been selected with great care by one
of cur firm, from the Manufactures aud Importers
and we can compete ia price and quality wiz snyse,
taIiisan Il. snt IN the South. Come and eaan-auL
oct4 j. FlptE W
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Wines and Liquors.
Ry AaEe arrivals from Bordeaux;
pipes old Gcgaac Braaar,
4 DO d. Champagne do
= 40 a. DO la yerr OH
crses Of Brandy 1895 do DO do.
fNnsmpas1nei
~ = baskets Jennt<ind,
baskets ot-St, Maxi,
BASKETS Hsii@icA gintz ana quarts,
ssskats Mart L Chandeus, 4 No. /,
hungarian ciarpt-nss desert vine,
Chateau Laori,le.
DO D1plesais.
~ do s., Es.ephe,
White Wines,
y Chateau Deplessrs.
do Egou-n,
Haut sa1tarnc.
Emile Horel-Barleo,
81. Nary 10, and other to arrive.
BARREE SRFNJANIS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-11
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
PARoISsE D'0UEST BATON ROUGE.
CoGg Dc sIxiEHE DLsTRicT.
Dams l.aE.i-s de Ia Succession de J. A5rien Eeberi
deceie. No. $40.

CoER Dc sI1iEAE DISTRICT.
Dams l,af.t-s dc Ia Succession de J. a9rien Heberi
decede. No. $40.
TN FEkTC & une commission q moi adSressa dams
IL IL sUsdtte succession, do la t1ur dn emo District
en- TT pour Ia cite Dareisss ct Feat sasdlte, en- dat.
du lsna Jour de Mars 1857, seTa of!e.t en- vents pub
Lou" au plus ohGant ct deEniar enchsTr.sssur, a Ia
residence de Teuve Roserond Hefsrt en- cette pa.oiss
Samedi lie 25ne jour d'Ayril 1857
4 II beures a. NJ, tous les proprietes ci-apres dec.ites
savOtE--a sixieme indiviE dun certain moroccan de
terFe situe dams cette Earo,sse. measuFant une arpent
Ct deuai de face au henye Mississippi asec Ia protondr
ur Ge soixGlte 1t q~uatorze. les ligres termante en-
arrrers, borne IN haut par serre &c Crealas HebeIt ct
les he,rtiers De c Ternplet ct en- has par ceile ie Nina
+ ts:bes. aFec ioutes -es sn.rIaratioEs cuisJ troV-
vent,
Narcisse, nsgre hornee age Is ans, ct lot IL rneubies.
Terraces ah "a senie:-Ls D,obilier sara ven.u com
plant La teEfe ct le regrs en trpis ternles egs9x.
payable ie lex Mar ~is5s-Is59 ct 1860. Les scqu eI-
eurs iournirent fs;ir biliets endorses a la satisfaction
de !'sasniaistyateur PAYABLE am bureau du Recordeur
lie cette Faroisse, x1tant lnteret 3 butt pour cent
par sn dapres echeaGce Iusgu'au psiraent finale. avee
Aypctae4ge - c~entess.au de jugeInent r.tenus jusaa'
au p4r.&!t gaiInent.
NV. POPE.
Quest Batau Rouge MARI z 1855. sheEids.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-11

HJORTAIITY AMONG SOUTHERN CHILDREN
l1i It is estimated that in the southern state
more children are carried OF by worms, and the q
eases arising from them, than by all other nialaai
combined Post norton examinations Of the yorn
too freq uentiy reveal the terrible ravagas OF THESE III
sidious enemies Of heaiti, and life. 1t Is, therefore
only an act OF common philanthropy TO 0cor1me ne
With all earnpstneSs, q preparation like Niner<s van
adam Vermlfuge. which Has proved In many thou
sands of cases, an immediate, safe and radical cure
for every kind of vermicular diseases.
W. Be particular and refae.nter tue name " "in-
er's Canadian yern,ieuce, This is the only article
that can be depended on. Remember this.
For sale, wholesale and retail, IN New orleans, by
J. WRIGHT L co, sole proprietors,
q and l5l Chartres. Street.
Sold in Baton Rouge by all the Druggists.
ian 5 Ind.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-11
OLD WHISKY
Lime.

1nnso's Cape Line rece3yc4 per Steamer yir,iu
lVv lie last night
E4REEE 4 HFyJ4NTy
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-11

In matter of thr Succession of 4asioa rebes., decd.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-11

Fine Lot of
n Rogers Table Cutlery, Ivory Handles.
Table and Desert Knives-
Car4ers and furks.
Fluted SteeIA
n,-.h % J, PIPER 4 60.
FIIE. assortment Of the ChLIBR ATEp BgCk Coo
u f.c srovEa 7. PIPER & co.
mar -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-30
YanNCs ADveHr1sHstEyrs..

ITNE JEUNE DENOIsELLg PARIslkysK grfT su
u ben a. fair De lerseign. nent A. d'ex
psrence 90 Angetsrre dams Ia fam duu
placer Itutrice ad PssssBns Union
square Pos on -
uTNt ssrORiT, Ds sUy BUsNA FAstLts DssRA
y cocsrss como sys, prfesgrs ibtrgreia en- uns q
wiHs a. Frsgo YORK, Hktana Neio1 ka puzzle
n Iugies FRANCES tpfs teuer1 De uAbal)< de
seoOas Address Pa-isieube uu1n squsre Fost ohce
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SUMNER RESORTS.

STorTAGK ON THE CI.IrY-PAssAIo FALLS PArxR
.on, J.rhis beAnifni and romantic place %
FOR The reception OF military and tarpet
GROUNDS unsurpassed FOR Picnic military
he grounds at ArstcSly laid oat reservoir which
supplies the city Of Paterson with beautiful FRO
msnsde around which inersecs the walks Al dif.rrni
angles and gives facility for all kinds military rynu
tons be shooting ground In the valley OF being
shaded nom the rays OF the BY tall forest trees without
doubt The best In thn country dinners provided for large %
ra parties In the best style and NJ moderate rats Don
eses Are respectfully invited 70 esamne he-s grounds be-
fore engaging elsewhere Excursion tickets rvdnc-
be procured the Office York and Erie Rail
rad, foot Of Duane street n Y For further particulars sp
PLY 70 JOHN BRADY Museum Hotel Paterson or OF The
proprietor OF the Cottage The Clld Psseao Fails
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truckers COlrrURrs ARE ThE xOsr REUusRCI
il ina, Paris caa produce. At Bl sroad~sy.
u,HE CHI EBRATKD vfsTRTs Bf OOM-o OF IrperTw
bic value, mposed ~ IA Of IN, mos, harmless vel
pefcial substances Tor his skn anf I'll skin fsd
ycu want c1rrlexiou without erpr,ion. a he.uV
son healthy skin ne. he wond, rfu cosmetic kesris s
depot Mrs hPtHCsR ass Elizabeth street. Prepared
Angelo BAtotozk.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-30

fNOiL Will nv nTsCHg RgrSg rms wgEE A go.
perir sruce oi ri ~. .nd pirk ssh coal VII ~ will be
sthyefte " - yer Ths bt1z The lot chance his
$3.50 - prrsee ~ arlce ~ c0sl Al lgy price ~.
~ q ne yHi ~ Nd a thzsbe.s rTetL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-30

FrAeH ON APPROVED TINE BUYrRs Aar frvTrNr
- 10 examine my soct n Havana Al and 3erusn
segarS selling 1elow market prces ard have
q. CHSEKs, " Brsarv,
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~AuAL RUvTaOpo.


A rA.rHE xEsBsEs OF HENRY CLAY u
room corner OF Sixteenth street and siShh Avenue On
Sss e e
sdenoe, rs East Ff.een!h street By order.
IL SWANS tsToR HOUSE rLrdaAPH WI
". open on Sundays for the reception and ran.lniss
fe'R.''A''' no" TO r. Nj other DAYS. from 4
ssy VII &c held ssse assepossu Rooms kssss sses
ss%ser 1o * osocS aSsTXvJs A. R2rz ZEE
Secretary, rs ana lH Bowery.
pRoaRAEME or THE
upSyp syENTn Assg T o yEsT1I g. TT
TO be hold on the 59h, sinh and ssi Of August and
September, 1897.
EATuRDAY, august H.
r. q hs .sIy Io1ch lsst aIos. ssi.D !. S'oSe1
hesdqusTtars Delaney and 0iryrtis strssts-
s.orsa oonosr. +, svNP p;, august ~ NJ An 49,.
Admission 70 ceAts.
MONDAY Anxnst 81.
with grand tourpsmt Mt in boats n The Iast nver, ar
and Prize exercises OF The Juveniles idmsslos 4 osns
TUESDAY sep temherl 7.
Tuaefs. Prsas shoOsss: La%s.iSs 5 cents cent?
lvENING 8 O'CLOCK
Gymuasc productions and theatrical performs Doea b
Turner society Of this In the aadt Theatre
"WEDNESDAY September
sest II Tie eyr ming Turner bal. h ne Ohy 49,
IRE commodious steamboam Washington, Union Apd
seyens have been cha tered exp .sely the occasion
win leave Broome and Tenth street every hour duYn
day.
fhe Washington, with barge. win leave Tenth stress
tho societes at TN oc)ock the Union will leave hrooe
ct ten O'Clock. following immediately after the WsshinE
Fare 13h cents for The excursion TO Fig sixth sRor
back. -
HE CoMMIryEz OF THE soUAL TyRN-v1s
NAu NJ
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MUSICAL AND DANCING.

MUSICAL AND DANCING.
A RARE CHATCl-PoUR sEvENoCrAvR ROSE
wood pianotores for sale very cheap for cash. Lgse
or mGrs les han usual price, having been AIKEN fOr debt
A enAsD ACr1os oravs redwood PIANO.
Hsgne hy ,cur round cornsr, he 6sot finished
h piano rrh scro egs with burcss Of grapes csrvss on
ssr md moS Se,ntiai s,ns which be eed m,ae Tor
ye.r. .srraSse btsn IN use .hvt no isuh or
SSs.ds a p Ts SIS sS sA 5A o. .S9 su 2
ss. nv ~ %fS s,s so esS nP.S S s, ssfPs
B-wm be boed required, and Is The best bargain be
DANCIsG -CLAssas ARE VOW yoRxIss AT PRo
~ fsssor BoFDs Academies CO.. Broaisay rneadlys and
Fridays and M Bowey, Wednesdays and saiwdsys ne
Bovefv academy vii be opsn In me Afternoon ouly or ladies'
DArCIsa aCsDHny-sRs JUBY REspsurrJLLY
- Firms ssr pm pps 40 Trends .hsi she has rs.srned
her saucrg ACADEMY Green Hall rs seeussr street on
N5R tpwARp BARTON, PROFESSOR or rHz coz
cutnues 70 awe instruction ON the above nstrun,cnts Al
n, resasSee So sscser street near Hammond street. or
MUHc.-sRs CoKKR "a sRIDeE STREET., BROOK
e psso Il Own OF 20 he PUPILS
mp,Ic store lsi fuiion street, VII De attended 70
pI,s0rosIG-y. ,. sksRIsos aAvIrs ss
sl,,S corner a wooS.sr' ofsr. spessn Nsssn.s :
pianos, snd ~ ocav-s, with AZ the modem tnprovemsnG
" ne o-e.s m,au'scsrrers erce' rsn. " ut
goTEIs.
CrEvESs uorvt, ,oND srsKrr, LoSDos-rAMI
o spa s % s sss Ss s ssr HSp
most dsarabs and position the wes, Rad clos.
securing srSts-ps should 70 Mr. rsoms.
SNfrHsONTAs HOuss BROADWAY, OORsER Of
ssn Is ees ana T SoSO 90 as s .Ss pes,
ors 81 % 70 - Ger day.
INSURANCE..
DRITIsH COMMERCIAL LIFE rvsuRlsrs oo~p.
I'D ~, Bondcs and Amsrict established Islo. Cspit.t
the atlantic las bonus Csclsved " per sent Pail ne,
miurs may remain on osn Ca ifofnA AusiraYA md sps
clh r@ks ~sen Apbncsn0n can be made by mail
obOR9k NJ RNEVtTr, Agent g Wan At
- -.
ANTHOLOGY.
IN sPrIra srRnwr.-oLAIsvoYAroI- AR
sfui mc sDd bu-iae-s cIairv oy.ni IL Anerisa All an
ssscs dsorerrd and cured, N cursh Ure-rins
shsan' ende Ac and satisfaction guaranteed
ISE pRt HARB grnrrr-@0p asvksp IN OF
~ tred arr perron who ran EsrpAss Madame Jill
1erucry sbeent friends losses svsuis and diving lucp
snmbers " B-s.ds-re Oliron !, srmsuy scr dc.s
,ss Ky se % We ~ oreS.ra ...s Nc 'N ''O'
pRoFeNuR LsNuEB Ds LANUy. vRoN Rn1xNr
rsee, Jns<nu will NE receipt Of n cents .nd "
reaurn postsse IN stamps N1pg win specimen me n,no
w.us sno oes ~ ns nsr 2. NE & nsn "a
uture prospects w busnss o. love matters SOU
v marry have perfect povt,n ~ he obi u heS eFe
-ss Gryss Boz xs ssrs g s. lockwood us.Am .ausr,
P0sI oloe y, y,
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E'RRrCH MI RyGLtsu vlr1H gLAssrs rIrrI
ct Nu Ger each oher mNovals an toos in proportC
~ tse store VI PxIkR A, FhAssk, W FuIiop street.
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BOARD IN THE COUHTRY


II OBoKnN- LARGE AND DESIRABLE PARLOR
II W The nrst door 10 rent with board al Hudson
race
MARBLB HOUSE. KKv BRIGHTON STATEN ISLAND
w 4 suit q super.a. rooms may be bad with board ~
cpmmodous residence delGhnu1y located high
commAnd.G magnificent OF We say and Narrow
oay eight minutes walk from he ferry hxenG grounds
erelsr sable and carriage bAihins 10 Apply
at o. sddress Marble Houss, New Brighton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-30
wATCpMs, JnwMLRY. A.e.

n1Ako-ps TIN TRADE n REgprcrruLLv I
~ formed TN. W are CONTINUALLY uf.curins ard W
on hand slsge stock of diamond ierv OF he l-s,
lsrge assortment on dismonds on hand Setting trs
y. HnHNA ~ co uE r-,.r-~~ -s-~<s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-30
Anthology.

IN aPFIEa FrRnM.-CLAIEvoyAr Cu-xEs sav
1V soUk few doors vest Of Brcshwsy TIE most su>
-srui mcJ sDd business clarv oy.nt IN Anpevsa All "A
ssses dtsoTer And cured, curstie Uperrns sdvc-
p,y 49, ~ '-o" A""'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-30

A RARE CHATCI-YoUR sEvrNoCrAvR ROSE
wood panoforos for sale very cheap for csh, Bgne
Nw.nns and other city uAksrs for t7b esch which 4 pi
less than price, having been Ken FOR debt
apply Al iG Frst stenu-.
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INSURANCE..

DRITIsH COMMERCIAL LIFE rrsuRAsrs cowp.
ID ~, londor ard Amsric, established lsl, usn,t.i
B0oto0 surplus ~ toOon No chage fo~ cr,ss,ng
the Ausntic las bonus tsclsred " per cen, uaW nrs
miurs may remain 90 osn Cs ofniA Austraia md sps
cih r@ks Nsen hpRncan0n can be made by mail.
ebOR9k N. KSEvtTr Agent 6 wau At
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26
GREaT RUSSIAN REMEDY.
TRIO BONO PUBLICo.

TRO BON PUBLICO,
II every mother should have box in the hous
handy in case of acsidents to the Children"
sEeddiRg'S Russia SaEvc.
Itisa Boston remedy of thirty years standing and is
recommended BY physicians. Itisa sure aud speedy
cure for Burns Piles Boiis Corns. FeIons, Chibains,
and CID Sores Of every kind Fever Sores, Ulcers
Itch, Scald Head, Nettc Rash, Euuians, Sore Nipples
II Nmmended By nurses,l Windows, Sites. Testers,
Flea Bites, Spider Stn%s. Frozen Limbs Salt Rleum,
Seurvy Sore aud Craekled Lips Sore Nose Warts and
Flesh Wounds. itisa most valuable remedy and cure
which be testified b! thousands who have used it
in tho city Of Bostanand vicinity for the last thirty years.
In no Instance will this SaVe do injury interfere
with physicians prescriptions. 1t is raade from the
pUrest materials, from recipe brog ht from Russiaof
articles growingin that country--and the propretors
have letters from all classes clergy physicians
captains nurses, and others who have usedft them
selves, and reeommendit to others. Reddng's Russia
saIve is put in large lin boxes, stamped the
with picture OF house and disabled soldier which
peturois also ngrve the wrapper. Price IS cents
a box. REUprre & CO. Proprieiors,
KELLER. FARNSL2Y- & co. AGENTS,
APP d&wly Evansville. Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.-In Baltimore, on
the 2lst instant a druggist filled a prescrip
ton ordered by DR.. Arnold, a German physi-
clan, for child. The child took the medicine
and died Immediately. Arnold took the re-
Gainder Of the medicine to the druggist, and
told him he had made fatal mistake. The
druggist persisted that the medicine was
right, and to show his confidence in his cor
recton, he swallowed a portion himself lie
was immediately attacked by terrible conyui-'
sion, and died in five minutes. The doctor
who merely tasted the preparation and spit 1t
from his mouth was also attacked, and was
with difficulty saved. The affair accustomed
great excitement. The druggist had mixed
cyannret of potassium, with lemon JUICE. de-
veloping enough prussic acid in the prepara-
ton to have killed three hundred people.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

" The death of the eminent geologist
Hugh Miller, was in the opinion of the Coron-
er'sjury ian unhappy case of suicide under the
impulse of insanity" The annexed scrap
was found lying on his table by the side of
the corpse, addressed to his wife:
Dearest Lydia.-My brain burns. I must
have walked; and fearful dream arises upon
me. cannot bear the horrible thought
God and Father Of the Lord Jesus Christ have
mercy upon me. Dearest Lydia, dear chill
dren, farewell. My brain burns as the recol-
lection grows.
"AIy dear, dear wife, farewell,
"HUGH MILLER"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

taken to bring about the building of this i'm
portant line Of road, line so blended with
the future Of Evansville, that cannot
doubt that at once the matter will enjoy the
serious attention of our citizens and their
prompt action.
I shall also address you further at some fu-
ture time on the manner of supplying funds
for the building Of the road and other matters
connected with che same
Yours respectfully,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26
" eELSk0A . HEEE.rgNG
AT VEINS VILE ON

Snturd day. a hruary iAth.
meeting will be hell OTe1-ytlIe en- Saturday the
18th day OF February fol the taking
the construction Of Railroad from point en- the &
G. Railroad. throaza CvsnsvilIe Wabash river The
citizens all the counties oiniaz
prise invited to attend The meeting viii addressed
by JUDGE HALL. Of Princeton and ~ other gentlemen
from Evan svlIe. and GiHcon saa Posey e3uaticg.
Books for sutsc:rtfon Stock rom Owens
vile to the z c. Eaflroal. viii opened Of that tine
and is desired that all VIII prepared t. consrhuts
tdeiI all to rv-b TIE project forward.