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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
TOuRO MTlHNARY

Corner Of Nem Lepee md Gaiepn,e streets
THIS I~Iosplts. ,r spacious and conveniently situate:
l. "A squarn from The river, near the ship and ate ia
boat landings,
Pr. JosEtH ESShpDS ia the Director NJ thsInsi,-
tuition, and Resilient Physician and surgeon.
iF. TItslEAs Hunt i. the visitiEf p~fvsc'ao Aad
Sargsoh
Private raou GsJ.
Esria.,..s per d~f
Warts for sts pssSsy.
Professional aat@-sastss. get
aud lodgings areInciua.t4 it,
11-Surgicai o~perstieas Chg
n The location cf fhs EcsyifEta sArctis htsf
ny ana contiguous diseases are hH. 5al;sa in's
heiuGrnAIv'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

To Architects, Builders. Contractor, plaI
tiers aud o. hers.

TIM ENpERSIGSEp would respectfully inform
l Ruild.r., flansers and the community At isrgs,
that he il now fully prepares" to rnsuniaeture BY steam
power, ttsh"rt notice and moderate prices, Oval Gothic
or Reviied Window sash, all kinds Of PAnnel and Sash
Doors, either fixed or r"-oiting Door anu Window
Blinds, inor and Window Frames, Base, Moulding, DC.
Planning, TonSueiry and Grooytng, farming OF every
description.
Plank dressed 10 order q any width under two '-ss,
and OF any thickness under three inches, Tinhsra
dressed perfectly true, Of any length under th.,tr-ave
feet long and t" enty inches sluhre.
kr- All orders addressed - me th,rnss tbs. Poet
ONCE, or s. NJ. Hart Il Co, 0! Baton Rouge. Will meet
prompt attention.
,.us J. ". BROW
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
SAVE THE CHILDREN.

OF tho ,nultitudes Of children that die before thsy
reach their twelfth year, three. fouIths are believed
10 he the victims Of internal worms or diseases
arising from that cause. A medicine like
vINER'S CANADIAN yERNHrGE.
which will ,nfallibly san rsp idly cure the dis'ase.
therefore OF irnmense I'm ,.artance to every family
i rstr}ied In the highest terms by the faculty. and
THIS time when the mortality among children
greater than was ever before known, it 10 not sak o
! prudent Tor any honsshciat 70 be Eitfons K. Believing
that the frici tiu1 increase OF deaths antng children
is mainly attributable to worms ard 'he Disorder.
they produce, We recou1nnfn nd this specific t. 8. rho
have charge If yn'rn- families
a6~ BE particular and remember the name,
g wla4r's Canadian vermi;ugc." This IL the only
! article that can he depended on. Remember this
For sale In New orlsSLa, *holesalr ara retail. BY
J. WRIGHT L. CO..
#s .rz.#.E- Sole proprissors,
Lava ISL Charles street
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
p'roisse d'Ouest Bon Rouge.
corR Dc stxlEAE DISTRICT.

CorR Dc sgxIEAE DIsTgIC1.
Dams psAa;re de Ia succession d'Angnste Hsbest. st..
decedee. No. SIS.
4 TTf.SDU que pe!esaire Hcbert 10 IA parofsse ct
n etat sa.dite. q &c jour s~nrsg'stre son application
ncnr administration de Ia susdite succession
Avi. est par lie present doune quo ,oute oppositlha
l.-aie a la dite application dsvra etre faite az bureau
du Gr<sder de- cat.s parnisse dans les dix 1curs Gu
.ui.ront Ia premiere publication Dc ces avs'
RG~~u "a G-eAcr c, n-+2l ts5T-
2 1EANyTFils. 7,sG.r
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PAROIssE d'OUEsI BATON ROUGE
corr ut sfr!EME DISTRICT.

cor X u " EtI.kRE tlSlfhI.
Dams ~t'xTaire dc la succession &c Angu5." Hehsrt,
pe.e, 1ec"dr. No 5...
IN FERIC dune commission a moi sdirs.ss nan
H l'af.irr ci dc-sgE, CT date d. - Snsenbtr 1857,
par Ia Cour du tune DISTRICT pour !, uIt" pAIo'Esr, j
herR offer: en- venre ~puh'iquH Au ptos otrant - f'f,
nirr cncherrisseur, sur lev l'cuX. dams crtt- Fsrotsss,
Hurdi, ic ~ dc DeecInhrr. prochnin i.57
Ill hcurt. A. NJ, ls prophecies auiyHn'rs sppar'"n'
srt n Ia sHce.sston "a. ffH ArEusic HrotTt sRFEtt
Iu uesre uOaap- Jean a." @Pnvifyn 81 ars ~"
srmoir" rn aeaJou. unr tahlr ~ aefsst"r tr7t> ctt
e"rs I'll truts tourrheltrs ! -rgsut, EuS Gtrt#a#-
j. n boz de ~, 2. ga plant
CunAtaaa lie tt -r".r-le raabrGisr tfra vsnaa
pour du compliant p nr touie soH .uI@n =, e u stt'F-
pt AL i,ssous, ct pour tpAte- -"!uInss n dCF-T- "a" IL
.astr-s. payable lie premier Mar p-8rha,nr 1858.
L.'.,clase sers ,.niu IN uH- aeur - tru4s terrHe'
sgau~, payable les premier Mars drs snns's lAss,
1859 IT 1860. Iacquer"ur, h'rsf pur i". Irga"i'Hr-
IA uobilisr. frurnlront l"ufs billet endorses a "A sht
STA ct ION de | administrator rsEsbles su oHfsan du
Recorder lie cctt, paroisse. ct pg.tant 'ons lnier.' ,
rat,sh ap huit pour r"nt par al aPre- 'ch-anc' as
al n ,s,im.p, final w WHITE, y =.
Ouss, taton Rougr, Nove,nbre !e y, 1857
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH NESTBATONRUCG {

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Sophia T. Broussari, Wifi, VS.. Adrien Blanchard, hua
band. No. 1915,
JUDGMENT by default having been entered in
\ TIL, case against the defendant, unc the legs!
d.iav having elapsed. and said d, PENDANT falling still
10 sppear. This case was taken up. and tire la" AMI
-yidenc. being in favor ~ plaintiff 1t IL therefore
ordered. ~adjudgch and teereed, that Sophia ii"iis
Boussard the plaintiff, recover from me os'ennhhs
,,r;nn blanchard. ttr sun, Of Eight hundred and
siytvthree dollars and eighty seren cents, SECS ~
with legal iuteres; from March Zotn 1897. That said
ria ntiG, wife. be separated in property from the de
tentAnt. her husband. That 81. hsvea Legal mor'sss'
on all the property OF her hn*hsna. - aste frop the
18TH day Of August 1s+a, and tsat tie defendant pay
the costs Of suit.
(slrr.t) ROBERT G, BEAL. Judge,
Sixth judicial District,
", cnp, ". Il. CHAx.ERIS, Cib.
(l,rk,s oilcr, ". y. Z Oct. 3lst, 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
Vow in ~tsEr

VOW IN ~tsEr
A n hbls u StlrhatH q fnr
~ 20 bGl. rDlrr vDs.~ ab, 80
" Castor ILL.,
In " Itatc-A pl.
2b.I he Thlre lad.
II doom CbsnEpA fU".
% rs G.4FsF.
EsA rtt.-s lsarFt Ea'.ss Sc
10 rs1 GeFTuaH EIssrs-
- -rAs.e Scotch F#.-
u bAs pDf lse. rtfsE.
S. tHos-- Pepti. tu AZ
49, b" r9uuFse#ts o.
5 5tg.rsr' sa4s If srparA #ss
ata-'-ut .res-,
- taztu DaTu44a . f'sta tHr*5
~ raSWA Wr-Fttsv tsNsF4
50 hJ E"s Chtrzse tFe srNAs e
Al - tScrr Lra-!fs ~. HH'-s- 81 - =
rfcr.. tt:Ass To cash Or en- srsst
III REs,ra ksasNs
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of West Baton Rouge,

srrrH DISTRICT COURT.
Trssirond Bourx, vs.. Henry Bourg for Introduction
No. 1915.
VyHTs case having heen submitted to TIE Court ~
consent 0. parties on the testimony on file, AMI
.np law and the evidence being in favor Of plantif. il
is therefore ordered. ~adiudgei, and %deci'rsd that ths
defendant, be declared incompetent to manaSs !1ia ora
affairs and property on account Of INSANITY, ami that
;udgment OF Introduction be and liz hereby pas7ed up
on him.
oct. 2sa, 1857. (s,zned) R. G. BEaLk. Judge,
Sixth Judicial District.
T~rc ropv " n. CHAknERIS, Cvk.
Clerks Ofce. Oct. 31st, 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

Rauge. Lilly White. Shell, Buffalo Horn coarse an
zns Combs. Pr,.hes sfsH kirds, a rev supply jas
ec-r~1 nv
!. MA ~ 2oCr 'r
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

ru1DRIEs ust received, rer steamship Black War
y nor. A Ii rrs, varied and fresh. assortment Of
~ Rerta ussy, combining sill she tat.tt stJis ana ia'
ps5gvn1en.s IN that line,
rlaging Cards, n isrss variety, Cutlery. Likewise
z bbt.*t IT the Best oil Rye Nttiskey. -
ID ] csk Of Superior Medical Cognsc Brsndy.
III SCARS, Tobacco. both smoking And chewing. 4
age variety. Also a new cigar light. ta!t Ant
sN1ine At ."."r s t. boGKt's
Oct 5is. nrrg store,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

Wines and Liquors.
ate arrivals re': Hortieao1'
\ pipes oil cograc Brandy.
Z do 80 rChaapaigns do m,-
II 40 do DO very old
Crses Of Brandy 1905 do DO Do.
rhanpaignc'
4 baskets Jenny Lind,
i baskets Of St. Marx,
baskets Heidtick pints and quarts.
basket. Mort b Chandens, \ No. j,
u ed vplneSsr
Hungarian claret-new desert wire,
Chateau Leovillc.
do y Dupiessis,
do St. f~st.phs. s
White Wines: +
w Chateau Dr. pless,s,
10 r-oncn. ~
Hnut SaIterns
Emile Norel-Bo-deour
e st. Mary DO. AMI other TO nsrtFe.
nov q SAhES4.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Ouest Beton Rouge.
corr DC sIxIEAE DISTRICT.
Dams la Iaire de Ia succession de RosAiie Palsau, cp'
ouse. deccdee, d'Aususte Hebert. No. b37.
A TTESDu que Beiesaire Hehert a ce jour enregis
"A tire son application pour Decentralization de Ia
susdi.e succession
Avis est par 10 present dome que toute opposition
lerale a ID dite application devrA esrs enragistrs su
Bureau du Grcfser Dc cet:e paro'sss dams les dix jo11s
ani suivront Ia premiere publication dc Get ssis.
Bureau du Grehier, ociobre le 81. 1881.
". 8. CHAMBERLAIN, Gremer.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
India Rubber Betting.

India Rubber Betting.
700 FEET N STORE, of 4, s. 8, 9 snd 10 inch,
CSJ\y 3 and 4 Ply can furnish any SIC belt
ing at short notice. from inch z ply, to 2hinch ".
This /. !ting is n,annfa rturc1 under Gohdycars pat
mt and il SUPERIOR tn leather for tn" following rea.
.ons It has a perfectly smooth and even surface.
L seido requires tightening more than once II
vail always run strai,h t .>ana with n perfect bearing
%, the pulleys. II is stronger sad more aurrbie than
leather. It can be constantly run In wet places, or
exposed to the weather, without INJURY, and all wide
Ls tlng. st cost OF one third less than i>athiJ.
Aug2o. A. bhAitohD,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

ArnE LlGHTi-A bright !igh: yon can always
Nave vithoa: selling your hsnIs with oil. Cal!
ed s4e those elegant aud economical. lamps Just 70
o. ssd. No danger 10 their uss. sIarnine Tor your
s ssifAt E. sorEns
Del. s,s. a. v. -. ..a Drug sore.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
n LILLIAN BOGEL
Wholesale and Retail Druggist I Apotheeary

BATON ROYCE, La.
r. EEpS CONSTANTLY OK HAND and is dsil
II increasing ha stock 81 everything usually KEEP
y cn,rtrv ann CITY Trrg stores. Your orders are re
~spec,fuily solicited, feeling assured that lie can give
ss.isfaction tn his Gus: 1Inera--Prfces VIII be lo~-terrns
liberal-your orders whether in or out Of hs t,uh WI,
80. u;-I nrom,t attention. Particular attention w u
be paid TO packing and shipping.
ayEserY thing shipped By him per any good steam
boat, viii 90 insured.
M.-,., VIZ. soEEE
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
sixTM DISTRICT COURT
In tho matter of the Successor Of Augnste Hese,t
deceased. No. SIG,
YVTHEPEAS, Belessire Heoert Of tho parish and
w State aforesaid. has this day filed his xpphca
ton for the administration Of the above estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that all legal oppo>itio to
the same. must be 6led in the Clerks ONCE Of this
parish, within ten days from the first Publication
hereof. @.# s4
" I. CHAMBERLAIN, elk.
Clerks once, Oct. aist, 1887.
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| GRiCIIrUkAL IMPLEMENTS

'FFNFN III Z TN.NI L M HIM IIIN ~
"A i!ougls. Axes, Medium and Iiaagy Corn ShnIlcr.
az! Rostt SCrap"rE. STRAW Cutter, aud HAY Auis-ss
Ame' a 30 Wand Spades aud Sttovels, Hoes, Socket
Spades ana Hay Forhs Rush and Gram >ylhcs H.aiu
Cradles, SHEATH ijriar Hooks au! lwiS tutierr. i}ur.
der Shears AMI ia, den TrnwcI!.. Steel Point Wedges
frors, TX. i"g, Back aud lrac. Chains, Blind itritlss
tJilNr- and flames. Cart Saddles aud BTeechins Gross
cut and pit SAWS, Garden Fugln"s. curry combs and
all the other npicm"nts-seDcraI u cd, 10 be- had
At the Agricultural Establishment If
i.ARGulRE ( NUJ
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TO PLANTERS IN GENERAL.

A.o rns rscrts OF Gsosss IEE TX PAsr!crT-sR
r WILL f4rai.l, to the Planters Of Gro-ss Tcte,
i BARIkLS. II M RRs. And NOGsHEADS,
e,.irsrrd At the river terminus u the Rail Road, Al
make: prices. L. Cabs l. 90.
3 let. HON at Bruly Landing.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
NOTICE.

PROFESSOR [! n. kpGrn wifi
1 locate is III. ci,y o' p +on Ro-se, about the Is,
., Jstnbc. next, for tn. pgr so of giving instruction
IN zeal aaa Instrumental tie sept. 26th-tt.
l1lAhkS up by ;, Wine, shout IL tnilcs below the
i Conf: House Of mis- parish, one BAY Mare, aged
Ssa1. 1--we Years, With her two colts branded n. L fl,
81 the mind let quarter. SAID mare and colts will DC
% .oliA, The toor Of nv ntace ia the "a Ward.
rae svasrs are req 1ested 10 call and ciaim them
.ad pay expenses or the" will BE- sold according to
AF, un the @sth day OF November, 1857,
sa- s =. =. WHITE, Up.
East Baton Rouge, Oct. ~ ,s7.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

= unLries.
e1 Bark Mazeppa
10 baskets Annisette.
3 dozen Corn Starch,
Il boxes Colgate's Pearl Sterth,
Yeast Powder, e.
baskets Settler Water
90 boxes Dry Lenenaas,k
10 dozen Lime Juice
70 :" 5Snp erior Clare:,
ea.k Old Port,
10 dozen Porter, Barclay l. reriins
10 & burton on Trent) Scotch Al
/ barrel Superior Old Monongshels
Csmphine,
. 2ETsins fluid, 70, ~le hyl
w s4syT, Tststsr
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a. L K a ID 70 |. b
AF'fiIiCEER AMP nEAfFE IN
addlery, Harne $, Trunks, whips, and Sad
dtery Hardware.

uSpSvy uar-st urv, p,r,S r,yoc
,rr warm prs,rc7
" Customers aai tbs rubIr tha, ~, haye nov
the most complete aud varied assor+msnr Of Goods in
stIiiue that can be b. found in tie Southern Market,
"" hnye recent, ma &c VERY large ADDITIONS 10 yar
stock, n general, AMI viii continually be rss.ts4ny
"oH,I'on7 Of the best quality and intsst.t.icH- ila2.ux
ma arTang' ment5 with ons ri the best Manchester.
is noises III >rS ioTS, to HaFs u1ott Of onT PINE aAn
p'f anu NAkSt:s, nalc 20 nuT order expressly. TO.
.y,hsr VII" thoss ofoor own Hspal.a,a,' w,nsv'
, ,V -" " a. - O. T'o'h'' y" 'u-'''''t- ware pT'Ra1'i W.
" "n'l'.'F 't f"'t'' '"' F'"3I' 4's"i''" 20
$, , y On a, t.se. abe ,~'rar a. a"H ." bought 81 'oy
.in,.r. , t'' r.. -. ~ - - , - '''n'" '"'
ana .ny,., ali sa give as A cali 10 .yho.a vr vii .ake
p-'a' . N r"'"'hS "nf stock OF Goods. n ''l IN F"'i
""l oS ''u'' - '''l'"Ai
In say way o. Saddles, | nave
A,ertc., p.,,;n,
49, =, "itn'D'r
.Nronisl' ~ wa"i,,.
ma u.,a snu,r"|,
ltso
!, "D''I n.'s-7''S' nr''r, Tp""l,'LI,
ana Fra y.lf.T -rri., Nice
Ram and Stsinsd
.SAaitos city style.
isi!es', Misses' Sad
Epys every io".tT.
Sk sS.s,oss ft,prE a.
,
~ $500 t..
"a, "Nf""u a, p, ,,,.f anH '
xbirin, 80.
Guggy suL Omnibgs Of the same.
invite special attention 20 our -t"cH cf HVtn"-
"hich * very lag. Hnd We are determine" 10 pu
them ~ IN" lowest possible figure. y general "sr"f-
nent.
ALSo ok
rlantsuan,
Cart Hnrbs.s
C,th.- S,lin,t
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(fRECT IMPORTATION.

TKFI lNTIk 4 HON.
~ On hand q complete ass Ortneut OF french and
kngii,h Goods such AZ Roiyers & Nast"nhotine'E
pocket and tabl. cutlery. ladies' scissors, faylors
iors shears, Lamp, button hole and tiRrburs' shears,
spear & JacSsun's Kip and Panu-t SAWS. k..y's Fer
cushion, tiAnAe4 aEd t|a.tra! Fire 'ars, Genuine
French G. d. Cap. irencl, posble Col. lacks ! TO :
inches, Monte Cristo R,fca sud Pistols, Just opened
At LARot- ER X LANOUF'S.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
EDUCATION.

/. s,ipy aatiyc Of virxinr., and for several ysArr
A A Do yerness In 4 private fkmiiy, wishes to oh
IN ! si,ua,! q Al Taschr! o. G"Y-rnss" Ia some pr
yats family. She i. enp. asseas /" teach Al TINT ea'
,s t.sirsa BIZ parents who want ikeis daughters =
ost4ia 1 perfrc. education
~ Address GovakSsss, care o! Col Ehofus, iiAr
asy iicust, BATON Rouge, oc'- sis'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
To Cotton Planters.

The undsrs,gued oilers his ssr7fees 10 cntson ps
- a., GIN WRIGHT H- has ta1 an Pis sr pcEie1
alA -. psodue. ii : sest q -sfs-snoss: -
say. ss-y. '1r. = =
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

plantation Harness In Store and for Sale.
so doZ. COLLARS,
30 doz. Sind RRlIHE
50 doz. pair WAGON 4 PLOUGH Harness.
sdoz. BASKET fALTFkS.
sdoz. pair WAGON BREFCHlNG,
5000 lbs. HARNESS LEATHER.
2Goz LACE FATHER.
A. BRADFORD, Baton Roug-, La.
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Lime.

Ribs care Lime received PEI steamer VirE
SyO ia last night
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

EESSE%HA ~ q AISNpel nv EINE EIIS Es
rgNO all persnns afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
such as SpermatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness
Impotence GotOrrhRo, elect. Sy philis, the Vice o.
Ouanism, or Self abuse, & C..
The HOW ARD ASSOCIATION; in view of the
awful destruction OF human lile caused by Sexual
diseases, and the decepions practsed upon the un-
fortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks, ha re
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as n charitable
act, worthy OF their name, to give Medical advice
gratis to all persons thus afflicted, who apply by
letter with description of their condition, (age,
occupation, habits of lie &C., ard in OF ex
ucme poverty and suffering, to furnish medicines
FIR EE OF CHARGE
The Howard Association is benevolent lnsti-
tuition, established by special endowment, for the
relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with Vir.
ulent and Epidemic Diseases" 1t has now q surplus
of means, which the Directors have voted to ex-
pend in advertising the above notice. II is need
less to add that the Association commands the high
est Medical skill Of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
Just Published, by the Association, a Report on
Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, the vice o
Onnnisrn, fMasturbation or Self Abuse, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon which will be sent by mail, lin a seal ed
envelope free OF CHARGE, on the receipt of two
stamps for postage.
Address Dr. GEO r. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon Howard Association, No South 9th street
Philadelphia, Ia. BY order ofthe Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pres't.
Gro FAIEcBILD, Sect. July Is, '56-H
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a-EHn,,. . io IYnsh rlannel.

Some washerEOmaR possess quite knaok in
washing fannels, 50 as to prevent it FILLING 1t
isrot the sOspsuds, nor riusiug waters that
thicksnup flannel in washing, but the rubbing Of
ito Cloth IS iulled by being "pOunced and
jeuhced,a 2 in the stocks of the fulling mill with
soapsuds. The action of rubbing flannel on the
washbOSrdis just the same as that of the fulling
mill. Flannel, therefore, should always be
wnshed IN very strong soapsuds, which will re-
maye the dirt and grease, by squeezing, better
than hard rubbing will in weak soapsuds. 1t
should also be rinscd out of the soap in warm
water, and never in cold, as the fibres of the
wooldo not shrink up as much in warm water
after coming out Of the warm soapsuds. Great
care should be taken to rinse the sOapscomplete-
ly ou: Of the flannel. This advice will apply to
the vashingOf blankets, the same as it does to
thewashing of flannel Scientific american
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Legal Notice.
LGASRA NVaAOCs
va mon Plens of Harriso

James Giespia, Plaintiff, In the Court Of Com.
vs. mon Pleas Of Harrison
Samuel Riehey ct al defis County Ohio
EYlNHE defendants William Francis, Alexander
| l. Francis Elizabeth Bell intermarried with Rob-
ert Bell Sarah Gillestia. James Gillespia, William
Gillispa, Needham Gillespia, Robert Beech James
beech Elizabeth Cuilis formerly Elizabeth l1eech,
Iintermarried with --- Cullis, Elizabeth olinson
}intermarried with Lewis JOHNSON heirs Of Wiilinm
Giespia ST.. late Of Harrison county, Ohio deceas.
ed and who are non residents of the State of Ohio,
will take notice, that the said James GiIlespia, Sri,
plaintiff of said county of Harrison, did, or the l4th
dny Of February, A. d. 1857, file his pettionin the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for said county
| of Harrison, against the above named defendants
and Othefai for the recovery OF quarter section Of
land lying in Nottingham township in said county
Of Hafrson described as the S. w. quarter Of sec.
tien 49, intowpship No. H. and range No. 6, of the
Steubenyille Land District, on which snid WiIiam
Giespia ,;r, resided at and for many years previ
ous to his death, and for which the said William in
hs lifetime was induced by undue influence and
without considerations nwhatever, to execute and
deliver ueonveyance 10 the said defendant Samuel
Richey, dated June 9th, 1854. The prayer otsad
petition Is thatt the seid conveyance may be declared
10 be NULL AND yoIn. and that the said promises mny
be apportiuned among the heirs at law Of the Baid
William GiIlespia, Sr. and for such other relief as
the nature OF the case may require You are requi-
red to said petition before the 25th day
ofApril A. D.lS57.
MEANS e. ESTEP,
.lSyA a. 9QsSt4 Attorneys for the Plaintiff,
March a; lS57-6tprfee7,00 Il ae As s}is3
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25
To Stop Potatoes ESoteinx,

An experienced asriculturalist informs us
thatabout six years ago he applied shaked lime
10 potatoes that were partly rotten and that it
Immediately arrested the decay Potatoes that
were partly rotten when the lime was applied,
remained as they were, the progress Of the rot
hsns stopped while potatoes to which the lime
was not applied, continued to rot and were lost
Since then he has made it constant practice
TO apply shaked lime to his potatoes as he takes
thcnlup. He puts thin layer of lime upon
the floor where the potatoes are to be laid and
sprinkles some Of it over the potatocs-atout
eyerygten inches, as they are put down. He
Considers this aspcrfectly protecting them from
rothng, IS he has never had rotten potato since
ha apractieod it, and he believes also, that pota-
toes thurs used are rendered better by the ac-
ton Of the lime We advise the farmers to try
this plan as it can be easily done by them all