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

Az ARk1SsAw JEsTERs OF THE
PEs.-TLe following, says the liol-
ly Springs (Miss.,) Democrat, is a
true and faithful copy OF a docu-
ment which was received on Satur-
day last by our Sheriff, J. r. Nc
Carroll. We think it caps the eli
max of .'Arkansas wonders :"
State Of Arkansas | to the Sharrif
Lawrence County Of Marshall
County, holley Springes 7 Q you ar
her BY Comande to Somln nothln
Banking Companey to appear Be
for actin Testers OF the pes in your
county to give in on 9th when the
northin Bank Broke Of your State
and you ar he BY commando
to Exyeaming the sade witness up
on the Sam and you ar her BY
Comade to note down the Sam and
you ar her By Comnded to Return
the same and you ar her BY Com
mande to Return tbs Commission
to the Corte wherein the action ls
pending her By and fail note given
uender my hand this the 26 day OF
october A. D. 1857.
RoHERr CARpESTER, }. Z.
P.S. pleze dirict your letters to
Smithyille P. Q, Lawrence County
Arkansas.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

lie Juri sajourna Tendreii le IS courant
a 10 heures d. IN. T. BERGERON, Grefiie,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

An impoesibility-fer woman
to hold her tongue,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

"My wife," said q wag the other
day, s'came near calling me honey
last night
Indeed how was thats"
Why, she called me Old Bees
Waxn" ~ a.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

AHohRD AZ w oo0tn&tOns
THE UfJoN NEwsPAPER-Is TaEsE I'd Bs AN OR
BIDS FOE tn z STEAM RKvRhUE CUTTER, ETC. C.
wAsmsoros, April Ii. 1857.
10 morrow The Union, which has been grin ting out
most dseful music for work past without head tskas
it, new master and Mr. Harris makes hts bow the 10
mocraSy. Thsve . slight dasreno, in shs reported
obseevssions OF NJ. Buchanan and Mr. Harris vie
thor tho Union Ii the organ noAr Buohansa ninks
lis not, while Ar. n. IL decidedly OF opinion q. Ills
Who shall decide this great question:
The sale OF too paper By Wendell, hcGu"e y 10. to
Harris puYports be ont and out sse, soi separA
ton from axy rrs,iny contracts ohey pap arrange
ments end the new ccnoern ouensbly 70 stsui upon
the merits OF the newspaper and upon th, supps OF
executive patronage. UDforturssely for public con
yiosion on this subjees ihs Thing everdone
Everybody inows that the paper II . ioslcg
concern, and TIA. tho executive protius must
be done BY the printer Of the Of tie 40 hcpses OF
Congress- 90 the Iaper lives there must DC leak ID &,
It's Golfers somewhere and the knowing here e,io
that wef dell Is to be the hource Of supply.
The new Minister from b. ndrras presented 10 the
President ysstsr lay by Mr. App,ecn Assistant Secretary
Of sate The chif purpose OF hs mission hers Ut Sis
tim, is the celebration of . convssson with govern
cnt similar TO tsat made with England AID France for
the eutraity OF hs Honduras railway ths ish
mus Mr. Giiddon, Of Egyptian assne gees out rss-
dsnt superintendent Of the construction and NJ frant
wiae - engineer mo latter senusBaa was very ,fh.
ro-Ssy the bids wore opened ,he Treasury Depart.
ter for New Yo,k. me fo!lo.ias propositions wore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16
Affairs AT Albany.

rus NV IIcRHsR LAy-TkE POLICE AND 0ARBoR
~Asrvp Observation-Disclosures ov ruv prs.
nAs ~. .a.sus ~"'""N' VI Inn ~
ArroHfsD Ar'h'so' . An az ,as,
ShS'' sp'" ~ A'''
The Senate, In executive session, conhfme6, u1auu
s,oue,v Iamss Rovep of Wsstosestey N Polls, Uom.
-.... -. -. =, -, ,-.~,- ...,.....
0~Ss'' nv" oo""'e ." W." "'e"~S" ~sP""''
The thcu we're NOT soNd upcn.
There vss reason 10 erpec that The Lpgislau would
-. 80 -. .,.s, r.. -
nnany sjouih some nme ounns n' hp"' lug "'m
bers have been lsoorrs with The greatest Industry 70
aooom pliss a. This MOI ming no sever the lobby made
y, .,s :. IN A.. M. !,
soe~'"heo 'A"o ss."'s ~ "e.e w
private character yet behnd, And nos SCENT % "
The ssusystou CARO-, hardly take place befve rnurs
-. 80, :. v,..v r.o,,,,. rha r,orho,. ar, ali n.,a
o.S i'm " 49,, - -. -. - -
on ana several Of mem nave ntufneo 'o tnef nomes
mot believing that uey ere conpelIea 10 vemAln hers
a.. - %, an. ,ob,x xuno,, .,vr.x
."e WV. w 80 =, -. -, 80.
The liquor ncsnfe bhl mas hehlt pWes nv we ete
cu,iye ohsmb,r u came no In tho uss iran tie
H.. ,,,. ,o,r,. x,,h a. ,a..l .ms,o n,sp,, oss a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16
THE LATEST NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
The Reported Retreat Of COL Lock
ridge from Castillo.
San Juan River in the Hands Of the Costa
RicanS.
FRIGHrFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.
SIXTY LIVES LOST,
&Or TO-, 30.

wAsHIsGToS, April IL. 1857,
The steamship Isabel arrived at Charleston On Sunday
night bsinapg Havana aud Key West dates 10 tho 10th
instsnt
Tho steamship Tennessee from Aspinwan San Juan,
had arrived 81 Key West bringing very imp, tAn nsv
rom Nicaragua.
Colonel L:csridge who at last accounts threaten
Ig TO attack Castillo had abandoned the Intention ana
retSeaed from MS position leaving the whole Of the san
juan river IN complete posssssicp Of the Cats Roans
dreadful explosion had occurred oo board The old
transit steamer N eoott and sixty lives (dousiors
ere repor' % to have been lost
Tho Tennessee had = number OF Lockrtge'I command
on board, including about nifty sick and wounded.
The tennessee would sail from Key West on the
Ing Of ths 10Th for New Ys;k, whore sho may DO ex
pected 10 dsy or 10 morrow.
Among the arrivals 81 Havana yere on Tbs sth, the
briss Arso, from Boston, Yankee Bsto, from Pcrsrd
and schooner Curtis from Boston; Oh, baiki N Place
and SOPHIA from New York; Ahyls from Portland and
briggs T. A. Reed, New York and Cuba, from Portland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

YHr GssIRAI HnwsPAPKs DESPATCH
THE NEW GRANADA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEA-
sUkEs IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GEORGE
rOwx-rAvAL COURTS or IsogIRY, Eru.
wAsHEGroy, April II, 1857.
The administration have been officially advised by
nsssrs Morse and In OF their uusuooessel
treat win tho government New Granada Toe Affairs
Of lsshnus 70 day matter OF CAbnst ocusulta
ton, and excluded oil oher subjoas. Our sovOonert
resolved that American rights in that quarter shs be
respected. viii ssorily send thiIhes Jour or Gre
sells win such instruction. 70 the com rapders WILL Is
believed consummate hs o. oct and lead 10 the settle
mens OF shs existing suues The Standardization are
de,ernn I'd 10 take . decided stand.
The third Naval Court OF rariry viii meet nnzi Non.
day 10 composed OF Captains Kearrsy, Newton aud
storsv; either OF wh;m wAs promoted By the ale
firing Board
Thee houses On Wet street, Georgetown, Including
that Of Commodore CAsn, we're des roysd by IRE ihls
oftsrnoop, snd another eonsiderably damaged; loss
5000 The IRE s The most Destructive that hss oc
CURED In Georgetown for thirty yea's.
VA HaIra saluta,osy edi.or and pro Phsoz OF the
UsSom appears n that journal this morning Ho says he
bYsses 10 the duties OF position considerable exoer
euos in editorial srvioe and ANAL share Of s, and
fsi,h spd devotion TO The great principles OF The demo.
cratic party Colsns Carter, Of Pennsylvana bas bsOn
rcss ned - assistant editor The reports tia, Edmund
Burke and oIAsss engaged IL altogether untrue
The secressry Of the Navy, ewing 70 pressure Of ciher
buainess has aoed The nneipGs In the four
decided By the Naval Court OF Inquiry. The seals
even broken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

The LATE EEcrIoNs-The late elections, es-
pecially in Connecticut, show a remarkable fall
ing of in the republican vote as compared with
their turn out of last November Various ex.
cuses ale given by the republican organs for this
awful lettiog down. Some say it was the rainy
election day that kept the fair weather republi-
cans at home, the bulk of the democracy being
waterproof; some say that 1t was because the
rascAlly Know Nothings ont of pure spite, sold
out their American birthright for an Irish demo.
cratic mess of pottage, that the day was well
nigh gained by the democracy. Some say that
ii was because the old Seward whig leaders took
the republican cause in hand, and with their old
and file On the other hand, the democratic
journals think that it was the popularity of the
inaugural, the Cabinet, the bred Scott decision
against the Diggers, the appointment OF Robert
j Walker to Kansas, of Captain Rynders as
United States Marshal for the Southern District
of New York, and such things, that did the
business among the Connecticut wooden clock
makers.
But all these explanations fall short of the
mark. 1t was the name, the fame, aud populari-
ty of Fremont that gave the tremendous
power to the republican party as illustrated
in the last fall State and Presidential cleo
tons 1t is the suspicion that Fremont is
now to be muggled out of the way
that is thus cutting down the republican vote
here, there and everywhere. Let the Seward
republican leaders adhere to the delusion that
they have the materials for great victory in
1860, and may mould them as they please, and
they will soon be whitfield down from q great aud
powerful party to paltry and contemplate
faction. That's all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16
The Groom Case.
INTERESTING DECISION on rHR Law OF SURVIVOR.
SHIP AND pkalkNT.

SHIP AND DssCkNT
From the Ncsocrn IN. Unlon. April III
the COZ planann In tho case mentioned IN the s1o-
Joined from Tallahassee Seinci rosids In
place. We congratulate our fortunate ,ownswomen %
into Il em-sucec i,iui termination OF tho osso.
The clroumssnots attending the loss Of Mr. Groom apf
nmJ se no aouo' ismlsr 70 ,ne mort on oar restevs.
They sers fesdents Of New aud ie'I hoe
10 the year e37 for the purpose wishing New York
and Cbsrieaiop ard whist on their way 70 the istsss
sId many Of me unfortunate passengers Oaouding NJ.
ard Uroom and three cniluren)
Mrs, Doom ana her william Hrnry, ana brougss -
Newbern and inef red In the family vault
Tho following dscs'on We take from the rallahssss
IRE suprsms Court has ju,, trmios,ed ns session IN
the trial Of he important case OF smith and Armsad
psr,onL properly OF Bsrdy II. Groom, decsased, sad
enc ,hi'd OF HIS real estate situated IL Florida rNs
n me S s ns O ass v ,rs o. 10. ...
ship Homo In 1897, ~ which the lives 81 No. Groom
ind oil HIS family, oon,i,nns Of ns wife ssa
tn,ee ohrdres, were Lost, toe children survived
their father aud thus become she heirs pro.
ptrp. The Court belo~ decided In favo, OF defend
poses Of Jascss Dupont Pcarson Esd Jadus Finley Of
the Wosrn Croot the asses occuPied the seat vacst
ssc been cousssi for one o2 the ps,c. '' '''''
The cecson OF the court bcov reserved, toe 81
E,.Es iurt sss. S J. rss, a. oroor .srv, ,ss
H,pry surviving issl a. that tho domici Tor the suo
Carolina and nos FSries rne sec,on Of the court ..
the Que sill o' sur svoFtbip called for oonsruoon Of
the sc Of 1870 regulating tbe descent Of properly
me crsructsB given 10 tn az wAs that on Zoe oesk
OF The fnibtr bis real ssss TED In equs moetes
to BerIltt My and william Henry; ,h.s the iaser,
the desh OF he sister became her heiS bu, iba,
share OF the req estate 20 Inherited care 70 MIN By
dise and 10, ir ecisie descsrt from the fsner. Tots
orn.trrcutn n, as We underNsbi gives 10 tire npats
arts en- tqu, share Of he real properly rus decision
on al the pors q, ssge decidedly IN favor o. the
Of ,hs re.l en.e sistei 10 yo id ell the personal pro
perry Of tneinies,sie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

JHs rsAssArLvnc rxrscRArn Toe Niagara viii pro
baby be res,y Tor Saturday nert By which uns
The damage 10 her ohsery viii be repaired Itisnov
t ndtd 10 make her voyage 10 Eeslaud her TRIAL Trip
90 that she viii not return 70 port until the OH ef
the expedition 10 whsh shs 10 take psrt-the layss
or the great subma cable between toe Old World and
The Nev-sbsl have been accomplished Toe nissssp2i
will not accompany The Niagara to EogIsnd a. she has
received orders TO sail foS Coins; aud tue nerrm 70,
which Was supposed would take be, place "a no, and
will not he retdy for time for the ex ,efuoo Or.
ders, sever, have been semitic he A. sua nsbip
sutsrt hsnrs, pov IN he seoneusne,n 4, re pair 70
FEs aed and assst the NIAGARA 10 lsyibs the cab Pro.
fssor Morse gees ont 10 The later vesssl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

suYppmB CounS-Croun -par T. Ts s11 100, 7ea.
500 sea- gs, e0f, SEQ. sl7 tit bI7 SO sl0k 80 So.
psrt2 ilse, e1s lsts 1870, 1890, i3si s3f 1sts rs
res rs 1859, 1891, 1851 1888 iet4 1852 Lac. 1851
Sos Itfe 1850, i66t 1882, 1tes, tbs4
rurssws Cour-specisl Twm -SVs, SO 1873, l7f lie
l. 1s, 60 OF ia res 1fs ~, t2l
surssIos Oouss Nos 7se 2s3 ga sil, ssi $50 ssi
"a. ass sso, goa. ses. So. e. al, toI as .ot 20
t7A Avn HS 4g, tls, az as. 80 a7,, an AIS 40
s2s, 47s 42r, a2s sie sso, asa ana asa
Couwop ptsAs--rAr t.-No~ tas, l,az, SIS. ~ 16i
sos ei7 e1s go 62s s2i tfb, A7t bs7 bsl Part q
500 Geo. eel, eo1 ss, eoa eos 10. ets enc, eli, es
el3, bls, Gle, lol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

We must sgan request advertisers to nana Ia 'h ir
business notices carly In the day. II Of the srsstest
importance to % to have them al In typs by eight
O'Clock Ii the evening Ii is pecessary 10 the adver.
Nser ~ TO ounevss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

IMroRrAET VhsDiCe r. RiTLEoAD CJMrASIts -
We Iesrc, ssys "a" 0HUUOas (GsHsis) he.rys ~
Tbufsdsy, that We Ap'i terts 0i the S4pst Gut ~
rsy Tor oounv, Ncs IN sefsar, o. 1usIc t.r y.
mas been uec involving tho hs,NiJ a r,usads FOR a,
msees In D. sps MY thips pssvrrser. " DsBfassr
1880, Uriah fsrk vVihy Ntzlo % Aksus, va
hiled by o'lrstn n.trsta 40 pssseogsr Esa, usSi
the south Weston Rtlroaf, mar Flint rvay ~ Taylor
COMFY An anton TOE cansscs, gnfsr TN NJ ies1
VS. brcreht sgsirst ne company Nv the sa rep-es.
tsi'ves ~ w Psuh ssd tie Uisl 81 onn noa n- e,m
81 bs vees and resulted Ia . vtrrtaI Tor the o,sts
s2oOo csmsrs. We learn shs dst ndart hss ,sks
Appeal 70 special iury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16
Comptet,op of,he Mnw-slsso and mississippi
HntfrtsG.

HitwAUKrs, April is, 1851
The hwsutis and Mluin'p,i Railroad 10 nov com
ricted 70 zoe tssfsipyi river An txauy'iyn wsn leN
for Prshe ~ Chlen ths uovnirr, n being the hrr
through train on tie Ire There est rtjoising mere
zee cSDpeilon OF lhis the po1eer read - - :,
The excursion uan rtechst rfaile du Ch'er WIS =
w., where . salute Of one hundred sun vn brcd ln
honor OF The evsnt Regur tsns VIII com ns"oe
tvnning Immediately over tue road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

EDTToRs' FtoHrs IN QUINCY, ILL.-The editors OF
Duh cy, H., are never In very amiss0 my0t " rsrtr
each oihtr. Inc oifsr day Brooks, the editW of ms
broid published the editor OF tue Rspt,esr 80 zoe
Of cog Tne editor OF the Repsbcan met IN fsadsr,
struck hin wins "Heti hicsmy," then closet 70 s1d
"pu him on hs back Then lhey ~ere pret" TIE
,s,tor Of ira P.n,bl, N, n,nmotts Afterwards thuf:
!" rne &c or u the Bsfo,d sg has "ve" Ae bigger
man. than he. rs 10. need, small spec men o. NJ
marty n 90 are We ss,reS, o, toe lsii weighing Jssi
1863 pounds chile the ~, aid mso most relsn to1 -
leo We are OF tire Sharshm orfer -scst N legs, fcsrt
Of body and perbsps scsnt oi Mansi lrh man 70
fae, a. Inc Ton, Hvsrs yuid zoos ur'p 81 coal .ri
the editor q IA. -oh sspec.s To mate any SsIts ost
o. any uirs OF tsis ssd ns ~ havn 70 VEG Tnsre se
saS ~. 20 not W utnsiiy sgosb f0s fie' ere N<-
ala ,avs tts, were an I, = urinr ofauk -hsu ~
made the stack vPpr fm. II 90 nsd been 'ere a "a
otIsy t,rrtb ue nces shs, .oad have q . re-
suui The editp O. ibs N s,d ssys hs, ne tore
sey LID mart CT n he encouper bal on salur5gt.
m he d,f vs Rave n nf bs rsmsyla.
bv sucdcu VI ts for from 10 r'ne't s-s
.a.'r the wound hestd ., ie.vss no, the h'asgs
tcrr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

A BOMBsHELL AMONG THE NIGGER WORSHIP
PERs AND Niger DRIvERs.--The brief notice
introduced into our, columns the other day, call
ing upon the friends of Col. Fremont, in every
State, county, city, town, &C., to go to work and
organize in his behalf in view of the great cam
paign of 1860, appears to have fallen like a
bombshell among our niger worshipping and
niger driving contemporaries One of our
Seward organs hatters itself that our purpose is
to brighten the administration, and that we are
shaking 'our bundle of bones' in the faces of
Buchanan, Cas-, Toucey & Co ;" to remind them
that we are Warwick, the king maker" But
then, again, one of our Niger driving democratic
dailies, printed for private circulation as clear
ly convinced that our object in thus bringing out
Fremont is to make W. II Seward, Weed, Gree
ley, and such, tremble in their shoes Terrible,
indeed, must be this man Fremont to his niger
worshipping and niger driving enemies when
the bare mention of his name causes such q
stampede among them. And yet, if the friends
Of Fremont do not desire to be circumvented by
the Seward managers the former will proceed to
organize for their candidate without further delay
But where will Seward and his nigger worshipping
disciples be, and where will our nigger driving
apostles Of the demoralized democracy be, in 1861
should the Fremont party be ready for the battle,
and duly organized, drilled and disciplined, rise
for their favorite against the Aeldf That is the
question we have been thinkisg over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

RAPID PRoGREss or CArHorIcrrY IN THE UNIT
ED STATES We perceive from the Western jour
nails that the celebrated Tom Nichols-well
known in this neighborhood as an esoteric philo-
sopher and as the pioneer Of our modern free
love sccieties-has joined, with great penitence,
the holy Roman Catholic church. This will
doubtless be trumpeted from New York to Paris,
and from Paris to Rome, as one of the latest
miracles Of the true faith. Tom Nichols confes-
sing his fins to, and receiving the comforts of alb
solution from, priest Of Mother Church Tom
Nicbols Why next we shall perhaps hear Of
P1son Kalloch becoming q Catholic, for we
doubt II any Protestant church has prayers, pc
Dauces, privations, pains and penalties enough
to bleach and purify the soiled garments of Par
son Kalloch. II Thomas Nichols, the late incor-
rigible and unbelieving Thomas, now cesnsed Of
bis dit and iniquities, were only TO visit poor
Parson Kalloch, he might effect another miracle
and cave another soul from terrible roasting
for the water Of baptism Of the Boston soft she'll
cd Baptists is not equal 70 the case Of Kalloch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

Mary Of The models beautiful speciusos Of naval
architecture but those from New York tAko tho palm It
wss admitted By outAe 70 day thai New York would
soA the contract,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16
ship rsn,..r Ashore IN BOSTON usrb,r.

Bnr'N, Aprl IS, 1857.
TIE ship Psp,bsr, Bshop, from Calcutta Jan. H. for
Bcston. v'rt a'hore yesterday N4P ~ rear tho west
ocsd Of Nsnsn' atbe entrance OF Lynn Bay she has
feet G. wser Dor hold. she lays IN COOS pos
uos, sua vi &c, or after lighting The steamer r. B.
FSibe. VIII 90 10 her this morning with men and steam
p1inps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

DOLLARS AND CySrs TN Cas.Da.-The bill re
qu rfs put ~ tcsyrn 10 tspt 10 dJt,.rs adj
kas psssed both houses ~ toe Canafa, Lersiaue
IL vii come nto fol 90 % the IL, January, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

Navigation OF Lake ChaWplaln.
WHITEHALL, Ap Al L. 1857.
Lsbe Champlau Ia nov open, and steam boats wiH
commence running 10 morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16
Bcnru,t 70 the omcsrs Of the Frg.te mer-

rtmnc.
Bosros, April 1s, 1857.
The nfmters Of the city government, gave dcncr 10
Tie oeerE CT he stsm friss.s noria &C lasi evening"
athe Revere Houre. 81 vbi'h spec ,hts ~ere male BY
Mayor Rec Captain Pon5ereYAst sId other oaoors .ai
sentsmep present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

PHYSICIAN SWALLOW THINE Own MEmCrNE -
The venerable Masa Greeley, philosopher, poll
ticiap, unversalist philanthropist, Fourerite and
niger worhipper, reads his newspaper cotempo-
raries very charitable homly on the virtues of
decent and gentlemanly department. towards
each other. Physician, heal thyself" Good
doctor, give us the proof Of the virtues Of thy
patent medicine, by taking bottle or two Let
us cite case. We were accused by certain
niger worshipping philanthropist in 1852 of
selling out TO the support Of poor Pierce for the
Presidency for the sum Of FIFTY thousand dollars
two thousand six hundred aud seventy-fve dol
lars and thirty. seven and half cents less than
the United States Bank account Of Chevalier
Webb-a charge which remains unretracted to
this day. In the graphic language Of our accuser,
we might say in reference to this charge, "You
lie, villain; you lie, and you know it," but we
forbear. We have only to say, physician, II thy
sarsaparilla is remedy for violent eruptions,
try myself bottle or two, and give US thy certi
fcate.