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Patent Medicines on HaHd q for
Sale ut the PrOprictOr's prices.

Jaynes' celebrated family medicines. consisting
OF his Alternative. Expectorant, Hair Tonic
Ague Pills, Hair Dve, Tonic Vermifuge, Car.
minative Balsam, Sanatve Pills d Counter
irritant Lniment
Stablcr's Cherry Expectorant, Diarrhpa Cordia
& Worm Mixture.
Ayers Cherry PCctoral & Cathartic Pills
Bulls SanaperiIln KingUf Pain.
Guysott's Yellow Dock aud Sarsaparilla.
Wistar's Balsom Of Wild Cherry.
Rowand's Tonic Mixture Remedy for COstivC
Bowels, Remedy Tor Sore Eyes, Remedy for
Ear Ache & Deafness Remedy for Dyspepsia
Reme,y for Complaints of the Lungs, Rem
edy for 1oothache d Compound Syrup oi
Backbcrr, root.
Nrrchi-i's Uterine Catholicon.
Loudon d Co.'S Expectorant Hair Tonic, Sana
tive Pills Alternative, Fever b A0ue Pills
CHrminatye Basam. Remedy for Piles Yer
miiuge, Female Elixir, All healing OintmeE
& Cherokee IiuimenC.
Brants Blood Purifier and Pulmonary Balsam
kirkland ACue, tlU Liver Pills,
Pruuimuuc's Linlment Il Cough mixture.
Phillip Cough syrup Il Rheumatic Liniment
Ltdway'S Ready Relief, Ready ke.0Ivent, Reg
uIatos, ClrcasSian Balm 4 mroicaed Soap
Dr"i.'s Coulh BilJam Worm Syrup
Barrrls indian Liulmcut Y Indian Eefmifuge
McLn,r's yrrminr,a Il Liver rHIu
G1,l., goyrraio, Eo,u I'M. g. EIm S,,r,,n
Hriah,,J. Extract ot Bgcbp. Dy,peutie Cordi
a d S,rUatll.
Scllnr's Vcrmiluge, Couph Syrup. n Live
! pu,s
| Palmer. Co.pe+i, Lo,ion
| Rob,rk's scaudian Blood Pills g. Blood Puri
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BUM & BRO,

(Suc,tssoro 10 Bum, Waitcrhogse, i Buna)
WOULD Respectfully inform their old Friends and
Customers that they are sill to be found at their
old Stand, carving On ,hc Dry GoOIs Trade in all
It's Branches.
We invite all to come and SOC for themsclves,
that they may he satt tied that there is no humhug
in this affair, but that We are actually selling bt
tie cheaper than any body else. Our stock Of
FNLL ~ WINTER GOODS.
cannot be surpassed 10 dqality and excclency, for
the same PRIGE Our stocE ,pf D"lain9s, Bercgcs,
Lustres, Mrrnoes, Flanncls aqd Linsey', were SC
loctcd with great and CONSISTENCY for the sea-
son.
FINE GOONS,
Foreign aud Domestic-Jacconctlsi BobineIts, Swiss
GiughaIns, Irish Linens &c.
- at l. DlAftIkf
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tober next, upon the approval or rgjsstibn Of the
following amendment IS en- additional section
| TO article eleven OF the Constitution. Every
county which now is, or may hereafter be entl'
tied to more than one Senator, Of Representative
! for the residue Of the present decenniaI period
or for all, or any portion Of nny subsequent de
cenniAl period shall be divided into % many
Senatorial and Representative districts as there
may be Senators or Representatives elective IN
| any year o. the present, or any subsequent de
cenuiaI period, which districts shall be Of contlS
uouS territory and cacu district shall contain as
nearly ratio for Senator or Representative as
Il sttunable, ibout violating the rule herein
| given a. to coniguity of territory, and without
dividing any township, election precinct, or
ward. If any Representative, or Senatorial DIS
trict, composed Of two or more counties shall
| by reason Of any excess Of population over
ratio be entitled to addilupa. Representatives
or Senators for any portion Of the present or
any subsequent decennial period the district
shall be divided into two districts, for each pOr
ton Of such decenRial period, which shdtl be
contiguous territory, and each shall contdin as
near ratio as is attainabIe without dividing
counties
If by reason Of the annexation Of one Sona
toria district to another there sha.l he any ex
cess Of population over Senatorial ratio, wtich
shall be entitled to additional Senatorial repre-
sentatiOn for any portion Of any drceunial peri
cd, each district, aS now constituted, shall elect
one senator.
Counties shal be divided INTO districts BY the
county commissioners or such other board of
officers elective and resident in the proper coun.
ly as may be provided by law At least four
months plor to the general election in 1858, the
counties enliled to more than one member Of
either house shall be divided into districts for
the residue oE the present dcce mia period, and
at least tour months prior to the general e.ec.
lion in tie fret year Of such subsequent decen
ni period, the counties entitled 10 more than
one member for all, or any portion Of such de.
ccuuia period, in either or both houses shall be
divided Into djstrc $ lor the whole Of the dccpu
nial period A description Of the district u each
county shall be plbil,hcd as may BE- anrc,pd by
! the county commissioners or as may bo pre-.
| scrilCl by Inv
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RE IA OV Al.
MAR S CRE e q .

MIR S. REED
A.. Has removed to her new store room o"
4sj cond street one door below abs B,se'iow
GIpol, where she h,s received" Sholae 'sSr',p. @ h
of VIII mad Winter Miltvry, .sfeeled rom !, me ~
"rst mporalion., aud think, that they arr aa, ~"
."ro.."d .,r', as to prct aud aiitys by any .npg u
s"t'si S~n lie cstern cundsr. She. invite,
e' %e n'Ees al Rott5mdoib. and the y lareh,
'e, mu i. % Md cod,iry, to rxamn!e, heS s9eSt eP'
GSIs %W ,Ses % ssanGOtla,ito please Che mo'' lO'll
nruN' i, Is IS connection wiih ,haMllenary depart,
"Sn, ,Sa she has maor IN arrangement to carry GV az
tSo Cloak ppd Mantle Manufacturing 'acMr0 aS.; ~,
br i..,s4em, ot the latest styles anu Ius' w., Lo ,
aalhly. She hopes TO he rememoeFea e. . ~ i ~ !,
Icustomes aud A. many new ones eS "''H y
Evnr her with theirpatronsge'
ANoy 6, lsS6 IT,
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HOW i'm ISyNCIiTl0\
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

10 all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
such ms SprrmitorhGa, Seminal weakness,
Impotcuc", GouorfhTa elect Syphilis, the !AaJ
of Ouani.m, or Self Abuse dc &c.
The llowad Assouia in view ofthe nwrnI
Obstruction 0f human life, caused by sexual dis.
cusc4 aud the decrptions pHcticed upon the nm.
fortunate victims of such diseases by QUacEs,
b We directed their Consulting Sjrgron. asa
Charitable Act worthy Of their name, 30 give
Nedical Advice Gmts, to all persons thus allie
tei who apply hy letter, with description Of
thelr cnnii ion (n,r occupation. habits Of life,
DE, Juud ia cases Of ~ rene poverty aud sun.
ering to Furnish MrIiriue FREE OF charge.
The Howard Assocai,n is Il benevolent In.
stiulion established by spe 'iul endowment: for
The rrlI folthc sick Rnd distressed Athlete with
'Nirulent aud Epidemic Diseases" It has DoS
a surplus of means which the Directors hay w.
Jed u Hprnd ia ,dverising the above notice
~ needles, to add that the Association com
the highest Medical skill OF the age, and
uiuhh the most approved modern treat
Nlst Published by The Association,
lepmatofrhea, srmlea Neal'noa
auism, Mdsturbuuon or Sell
li.tAses Of uo ScxuH -
ng Surgeon, which wi,
led enytlope,) Frc1@
Rqr ELL, President
Hid, Secretary
Ely
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&9 Ia A. SNt lt1 g7s ~ n
VI Il Jl'sf u ~
COMMERCIAL co
COLUMBUS. OElfl
THE MOST y
Thorough aBd Practical IN \
FN TEE WEST. 'Or

TERMS



For fnll ccerrse, including all dS62rtmerts
| ofBoof Eeering, Lectures aRd Penman
| shin, idysTfflsly in advance. ! $40. On
For full course in Ladies' Dep rtmSnt, 30 90
THE pronrictors take great pleasure In ex
rresing tLeir thanks for the gratifyiug and nm
prsca Iented snccess wEich has marked The ca
racr og their institution since its establishment
at the C.p,rn and stimulates them 10 renewed
eyertions 70 meet, in the most efficient manner
no r.nIJly increasing demands far q nractic,l
and comnrehensive course of Mercantile Train.
| ing The great nrctical experience of the
princinaI IN heavy Baukinr- and Commercial
Houses. assisted Gy educat,oYnd accomplish.
| ed ycptI men, has enabled him TO brirG TO n
degree Of ,errrcton system Of COUNTING
| Room instruction, by oral exercises, NOT AT.
TANNED BY ANY oTHIR INSTITUTION. Each stu
dent, bv thisnew process, is drilled at the desk,
iudividually. siep by step, until he has master
ed the whole routine Of an Accountants duties
a thorougly as though he had served an appren-
ticpship In some large Commercial House; and
inns ali aUkwardness. Ciltrrirp and eprpgOus
blunders are, in a great measur dissipated.
In addition to our engagement Of Prof John
Hopey. for many years teacher Of Maihemat-
les In the Royal Naval College. London, aud
y ho has had an xperitnce Of several years as
an educationist IN America. to fill the Mathe.
mst,cal Department, W. have also secured the
services Of some OF the most eminent lecturers
in OhD TO lecture upon Commercial tOuics
Gpr course Of instruction is too extended to
,sr,irul,riza here. ht IL embraces every thing
ron,pct,d vith DorBLg Eyrny RooR kEEpYG,
u5nh q free and fuil discussion Of It's scientific
n,inri,l,s-- ,rrture. unon Commercial Histor,
and History Of eminent Commercial Mn, Com
nnrciul Geogr,,by. Commercial Products,
IC,,,,,orci.l GIcpiaiiops B,nktny Political
E,ono,ry Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade,
p.nm,nihin. &c.
q ma E.,AiCS' Ebpnngigspnf.
Ia now onsp,.l for the r.c-yrion Of ladies-
No iusiiiutiou in the Union iu,psrls a more
It,ornuoh or interesting course in mi, Denort.
Impnt
T., conclusion we would add that we shall
mt rnr,b our hes, rgort, 10 ,n,,it inastilI wora
eminent degree the HatleIing reception w,,b
wlirh. ,ur rrtsrvrisp h,. MET and nled,, opr
Isr,vrs 10 imrart a more thoroush practical
Iron,se Il Mercantile Instruction than can he
rorn,rd at nuy other simi rr Cyllage.
Among thi. many recommendations. wa give
Il,ofJnHin,,.
we The 1nd.rsiypol take nIoasnre in test,.
f. ing tbaI 60. ar~ 1,rsousIlv acou,in,sn with
NJ I'm ,xcra's ability az an Accountant and
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1t is Even No,
THAT O'NElLL & HUNTERS
ms VA ~ EC VA rRN


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Or. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS,
PrCpared by

Dn C.. NJ. Jackson, PHTLAD'A. Pa.
win errectual, cure Liver complaint DNsP,Cp'
sia, Inuudice, chrouic or Nervou, Debility o's'
eases of the Kidlcys, and all diseases ais'ps
from, a disordtred liver or slomach' n
srch "a constipation, Inward Piles, fulness or
pInnI to The Head. Acidity OF the stomach
Nnuseau, Heartburn, Disgust Tor food fu'"1~
nr weight ia the stomach, sour t'rucloNo'si
sinking or Fpuaering al the ~ ol tue olo'''asp'
swimming of the Head, Hurried ana ai Vu'v
Bre thing, Fluttering at the Heart ch"aNlns VI
,ntrocatl0g $, nsatl0ns when ~ lSlnH PoNu,e
Dmness of Vision, Dots OF webs before ,h'
.iyht Fever and Dull Pain IN the HEAD pe'
6ci,ucy Of Perspira,ion, elIo"ness "i inc ~"
and Ewes, Pain in the side, Back chest' L''ho>'
Gr Sudden rlushcs of Heat, burning III l'''
Flesh, constant lmAgininSs oi EVA ana 8'o''
prpr, s,ipn OF spirits 49,. orno
ihe proprietor in calling the attention oi.1' s%
? nublic 10 This preparation, does 50 WIN a'ey'
,np of the utmost conhdelce III w Nl''"ts "'Y
I, ad1pntion to the diseases for Which II y lsoo"
meuued, .1. 40 c,o tbsl
G hns $1,000 the test OF ten ye IS vi" ul'O'y ~
american people, and ts reputation ani w,.o, S"n ,
d unrRailgi by my SINH r prtpatauoni sAa"' n'
The te, dm0jY-i It's lsyor rNen .! ,is "Vj n,'';
9 p,omiN,ut aud well known 'hSs'Vl"nS "'"
81 49, IN al p, rts OF the coqolry IS 'm%cIa' 1,GS
is aoda careful ptrlsai OF the A'aaua' r0''',, i .,
4 llr.nnually by We proprietor anu " " - IN
ltn OF any ol hi' AgeHts' ca'"Vt ~" Lii 3a..,
= NJ Il skeptieal tbpt this remedy Is roa,ly uo'''
yinr he aleu, c,iebgity il has obaiesd' oe D,
M Pr,Geipal office aud ManuIaclory No 'O AIT
1e ST., philadelphia Ia. oaL
Z IL a. Sod b, !. Ii, G. Miller, Jackson aAa
all Dealers in Medicines.
August I, 1856, 2a-ly
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CARTER's SPANISH MExFUaE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF TIE BLOOD
TRE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN

|
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF TIE BLOOD
TRE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN
Not a PdH'cje u Mercury IN a.!
An infallibis remedy Tor Seroipla, Kings
Evil, Rheumaisrn, Obstinate CuttneOas Erup
tons Pinplcsor Postules oil the Face, BIotchss,
Boils, Ague Snd Fever, Chronic Sore Il, es,
Ringworm, 4 letter Scad-head Enlargement
and pain of fhe Bones and Joints, Salt Rheum,
stubborn Uisers, Syphilitie Disorders, and all
diseases arising from al injudcioas use Of Mer.
curry, InDHKience in Life, or lmpurity Of the
Blood.
This srrat alternative Medicine and Purifier
f,hs III jod Is nov used by thousands of CRATE
ui patitats from all parts Of the United States,
who testify daily TO the remarkable cures per-
formed by The greatest ofail medicines, "CAR.
TERS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia,
Rheufnalism, Ssro'ula, Erspt0ns on the Skin,
L yer Biseass, teycrs Ulcers, Old Sores, Aifpc.
lion of ihe Kinney Diseases of the Throat, Fe-
male Complaints. Pains and Aching Of the
BnnsJ aud Joints, are speedily put TO flight by
.nsihG phs mestmable remedy.
AFE oil diseases Of the Blood, nothing has
Seen lOGnd to compare with it. " ceanses
ystem of all impurities, acts gently aud eff
ciso ON the Liver nid Kidneys, siren thens
U1aax .y.L-
,be Dios ION ,sgives tone Is ne stomach. makes
~ Skf, sear Hnd healihg AMI restores t"s tS04
lnn,te, gcnfeebed by disease or broken down
by tbeSSccssss Oi youth, to its pristine Vigor
aud strelgih'
For Ne DISEASES oF FEMALES 1t is peculiarly
Ionnlicnlle, and wherever it has b come know N
IL yuarly prescribed with the hnppiest effects.
II ingieorates the weak aud Geblltated, and im-
nar,. tlassieity to the orn-out frame, clears
| The shin, and leaves the patient fresh aud
healthy single bottle ol this inesttrnabe REM
sdy i worth all the 80 called sarsaparIlls~ in
existence. II,
Tie large number Of certificates which We
bavs received from persons from all parts oil th'
IIIuied States, is the best eyidence that there Is
No Lumbug about it. The Press hotel keepers
magistrates, physicians, and public men' wei
! Luown to the community, all add their test,n'o
nv TO the wonderful effects Of this GKEA
| BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac an'
,,ad the dela of astonishing cures perlorlne'
Nv CARrERS SPANISH MIXTURE, q
hosr CASES WHERE EvLRY THING ELSE HAD sIe
Malay rAlLED) he hmltsot al advertisement
will moi admit their full insertion
wM. y. BEEKS Il CO., PrOpriet"rs,
No. 3r4, Broad,oay, NeW York,
i To whom all orders must be addressed,
For sale by Druggists and Country Mel
chants in all parts OF the Unllel STATES a"u "
Canadas. a by J. Ii. &. MILLER,
I Jackson, August l4' le'h' year
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PnrLfN the RIood!

N0FFAT'S LIFE PILES AND PHOENIX
BIT TIERS. FREE frnm al mineral poiSons. The
great popularity which MoFplr's LHE PMS and
PHBS BTTEss have attained, in consequence
ol the extraordinary cares eitctGa by their use
renders it unnecessary for The proprietor To cnteI
into partiL uar analysis OF their medicinal vlr.
tues or properties Having been more than
twenty yearsbelore the pubiis, aud having the
united testimony Of more than THREE MILLIONS
Of ptrSgns who have been restored to the enjoy
ment 81 p(titel health by them, it is believed
that their reputation as The best vegetable medi.
clue nQa-kClore the public, admits Of no dispute.
In almo>A AsSery city and village in lhe United
status Refs are may Nho ole lea1y rS testify to
JheiWflicacy in removing disease. and giving to
aFwhoie system renewed vgor and health.
In case % Scroula, Ulcers, Scuvy or Erup-
vs. Of the Skin, th operations Of the Life Medi-
..zzA..s.I.Iy astBnishiBg, ofisl sENpoyIHg IN \
a..yLaLige OF thes - dis
- eiIei blood.
ssWli - - a and,
- "A pyspepsw Aeu-
IN sholts a. I'll diseases s0dRr
rntiye properties. No family ..aojfVs
them as Sy their timAy use taucii suHsS
,.,,rn,e m,,y be saved Prepared by
WFiIIAM Il. MOFfAT, N. D, Ses Eerik5N
And for saIe by DIRT K. CbEWEko q va
WhoIcsale and Retail Druggists, corner OF 20
nmbin and Main streets, Jackson u ~ ONO.
I-gMuaals Almanac to be bad At thest store
~. w. D'''" Jan 3lr ioa6-l5
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N II VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
TH0S. Ii FORD.
President Of the senate
Dated APRIL 81, 1851.
AmKNnMEkr No &

- 1assYSad hy the General Assembly Of ths
slats II Ohio, thtcs fi,hs Of the members elected
to each branch, concerning therein, that II be
and hereby ~. proposed to the electors ef the
ststs, to vos on the SECOND TUESDAY ~ Octo
her next, 10 appso,r or reject the following
amendment "a q suhsltlnts for the second aud
third seeti9bs Of Tie fIh agtce Of Lhe Con
stitatIOn. = -.
AL property. personal and real 'shsl be sub.
iart 10 LIation by RNutIOlIn rule Ut Abe lrus
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Removal!
BOOKS & STATIONERY.

The Subscriber, R. Harding, returns his SIN
c,rs ,5,anks to lis numerous friends aud Pit'
rons. .,r thelr generous patronage ex' ended 70
I'M in,years past, would inIolm them 0nd ne
"nh r. fi,fnerally, that he has removed 9lsl
Wnnik s,oVe Ia Main Street, opposite "
Gnnr, nn,,e. where can he lonnd a generS. a. q
,,',,oent of Books and STATIONERY otl
Gsscriptioa, Particular attention Pal
wishlps 10 order, Classic | sehSa
kinds: Also, oil other artiel St
March B, 1851. botE
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N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF the House Of representatives
THOS II. FORD,
President Vi the Senate
Dated April 81, 1857
LHkSplENT 10. :.

LHkNpnENT E0. =.
Resolved by the General Assembly OF the
State oi Ohio, Three ffhs of the members eleG
tad to each House, cOncuring thersin, that il
be, and hereby Is, proposed To the electors oI
this State to vote on the second Tuesday oI
October next upon the approval or rejection oI
the following amendment, IN substitute for The
Gfth and sixth tections of the fourth article oI
tho Constitution, viz: SEo 5. District Court,
shall be held In each county at least once !
each ear, by one or more District Judges elec
sd by the electors Of seperlte dis'riC to BE-
prescribed by law who shall hOld their ollie,
Tor Avs yoap; and during their eontlnuan II
oAlce shill reside in the district Tor which they
ere elected. The provbions Of tho fnun cent
section Of this article shall apply to District
judges The General Assembly may by Law
sutkorize tho Judges OF tho District Court aud
Oi the courts Of common pleas to fix the time'
81 holding heir respective courts, unul Dislric
Jadges shall have been elected and qlal fed
District Courts shall b, held 10y the Judges o
tho SuprOnS Coor, anu Of tho Courts Of Com
mon Pleas. ~ now authorised SEo 8 The
District Court shall have such Jurisdiction ~
may be provided by law, aad The Judges there
Of shall have aud EXERCISE such power and ju
TisdietiOn at chambers, and may be required ia
ell as judges Of tbs courts Of Common Pleas as
ahall 6s directed by law.
N II VAN WORRIES,
Hnsakar NJ fha Hnuaa nf Ranrsgautativss
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KEANY. NlECLOTMING.

READY. MECLOTllING,
OF every description, quality, color, finish ard
price For CASI sjoui+hug bargains may
b. had Their stock OF gentlemen's clothing l.
complete Coats Ncrts, Pants, Of every variety,
aud If all prices Call AID Examine Them, ion
ctIup Ml 10 he suited
Shirts Of all patterns aud the best mOnuiac-
ture. Collars; Fine Black silk Italian Ora
vals Plain aud figured Cumbric Neckerchcfs
fancy article. STOCKS, Fancy and Black. Cot.
ion Socks nnd Hosiery.
They have grcut variety of silk aud Cotton
dkelcheis-'l'runEs, Carpet Sacks, umhr"l
a,-pnd IN short every article usually kept in
a First Class Clothing Store, All their gooGs
are got up in The Latest style, OF the newest laO
rlcs, and in the best m0uurr.
Ladies' fine Fancy Goods.
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2nd Race. Purse 80 cash and sls whisky
hntrles:-Coi. Soup Powders b. M. sSor,el
1lop, dam Hoch,aango. by Johm Me Brstrbe,,
Hon stnny Fowls r Q. L. Z, dam No
doay, sire, Somebody BY imported .7,nbgIq.
lim" Is minutes. Won by So,r4 Iop
3d Race Purse gall Intestine CUTLERY y
Lnfres:-rromscuous Gie,cor Maynaauhs,
frlor, ftster Dog R.p San, Rcct, k-e-e-fs and
Postum Dog Entries free
There were twenty other entries for
this purse, but the track was n, wide
enough and so hey had to wait. I'hi.
race WAS never decided Every rider
swearing that foul play was practiced, ii
was referred to Metaric Jockey Club
A dispute relative to the age Of Posgaas
Deg WAS referred to Minor and Ten
Brock. .:... ......=
I'd Race, f1r sick horses. Uatcyso4., sore
sil'G-; Sianr. pott eeil Dauiasa,, glanders
ana Hnarbon. bets rnnntg very high, but
for nothing in particular.
This race was considerably mixed up
with two buggies and Col. Purses 20.
caI'~t WHO fell off the fence at the op
porlune moment and was nearly slain.
Postponed till afternoon.
BOB NOISY.
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Ie' half the other parishes Of the
n'ssr,ct, then, do half as vel! as lbervilie
m sao NJ. Sigur will be elected by a proud
a1loslsy--and all outside influence fraud
gcoph'ncy, one-maa aud nonied pow
y, % tramp!ed at the same time be-
. s.'a soe feet Of an indignant and tri-
Ssphsnt people;-IberriNe Sentinel
u'eas Moses ! can't somebody step in
,aa nod The Sentinel man Why, who
yer heard Of such an ecstaslc flight Of
'.osy' For heavens sake, BRApBuRs
o1tges y SO high up IN the clouds. q
-' some released balloon, you may
Wander OF and we neys, b4a, Of ro,,
an-and what a loss that would be
uoa : % 't-doa't.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19

A gentleman informs US who is just
from Crosse Tete, that te does not be-
lieve single ma, on the Bayou will
vote against him (Mr. sigur. Mr.. Balchs
declaration at Baton Rouge that this par.
ish will give Mr., sigur three or { III
hundred majority, will fall far shor'
of the mark.-IberuaUe. iSentsne.
Now does the Sentinel assert this fol
fact, or, is it only "bunco'nb ?" We
should like to know, for limited as is our
acquaintance on Bayou Crosse Iste, we
eau name twenty five gentlemen who
will not support either sigar Or David
soE, but have expressed their decided
approval of the nomination Of Judge
WATrERsTos, and will use their best
efforts to secure his election. We do
admire political bras' and gas" but
that single man business is rather wbop-
per we cant swallow By any manner OF
means. Had he said Mr.. sigur would
secure every Democratic vote On Crosse
Tete, we might have believed it, bat we
happen to know that there are too many
of the Old Guard yet left on the Bay
ou-men who never have aud never will
fienh. Try again Brad