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ring aid guilty as principal, ia the absence
OF e knowledge OF the unlawful intent Of
the actor and 81 Illegal intent in himself.
This knowledge or this personal malice
must exist before a man in morals Of well
founded law can be principal murderer.
No recognized f..le OF construction can be
applied to relieve this provision ct the
error, for il i, unambigunus agd must BE-
construed according TO the PLAIN meaning
Of It's language aud there Is no other enact
meut IN conflict v.:h ii SO as + enlarge OF
modify it,
Tho thlrd provision makes all persons
principal, who cause person wtp cannot
be punished to commit crime, and also
those who commit 40 injury upon the per-
.on CT property OF another by any indirect
meau5 with nten. that the injury should
resglt
Tie fourth precision provides that per-
sons who advise or agree to the commsN
sion OF an offence and are present when It
is committed, are principals whether they
and OF tot IN the unlawful act
The Code has I ade 10 d.s,ii ton Le.
tween principals as known 10 our former
law Tie degree Of their gullt as eunced
by their connection with the Illegal act no
longer divides them iaio principals IA the
FIRST and second degree. Inns Is proper
distraction, aud it should exist. Men who
cohcur IN the same result. may be alto
ghylher differently circumstance IA re-
spec, to the transaction, aud may bee prompt
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SIR \ question bes been submitted t.
me which Is oi much Interest to the pab.
li-. aud | thuk sufficiently important 70
deserve being called TO Yalr a..e.'iap 10
th.s mauuer.
The rrpes'ur section Of b. P-Hal
Code fn. 1917 after euuH H'irr rau"st
laws aud part. oi law. which ers. es pres-lg
repealed. adI.. Together with a.l lNs
aul rsfts ot law, rylUu. 90 cti1.s sr3
ruuisauen'. The hat anc'i9n OF the
Code ol Crmuai Procedure % l~sl enect.
that after the nr.i If February, ISL, ali
law. AND parts OF laws now in force, which
requisite or r.ier 90 the lfeventon sap'
PRECISION. nra srcution and proceedings for
The pnalsdlaeut of crime shall stand re,
peeled i IL maintained IA some qaar>
ters-and know not how genera. the n',
PRECISION may br--thai such parts ot the
act OF February -, 1886. relative to the
sal. Of hqaor-. a. prescribe peHa''s i7r
the 4h'euce of -ei.i4s llpf "iihpui l'cease,
are repealed 1t have given TO ih.s sub
lsct saiieisai los iIepuon % satisfy ne
that tbs IL b. effuu~ous view, hHt th8t
tas 'aN is uumpsIr.i by aHy provision OF
,be Codes. Nibnut golag ai length ln'r
the argument vi.. state 9vfy BRIEFLY the
reason Of my caUc.l-I.us.
Is Ib4Hrt referred ie war ras.ed of
ia. -snc session w'ta Tao Code AID lla
gene,al pruc. .s ,1,t 60 ,a~ Is O. BE-
construed SIS repeating d. '-'- enacts' a'
tao ssms t.-..., uu.es, is -r expressly
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tau Art laufual." a paper we would like
batter il f. lti. read thrs Cosmopolitan
Jaufnal eft ku1
one oi oar famous american sculp,ors,
fesidne ia the d,il .ht'ui city II Florence,
whi.hcr a,. the genius Of England and
America seems TO tend. was one day seated
in oil, studio. NJ voik on an Appoll, for
WMch, bY tho way, be might stand as y
model himself when III. attention was
aiuaclel by tremendous ,rampling OF
horses h Dis courtyard He looked out
Of The window. apd bsheli a magnificent;
rsffi,so v3'h otuiIcrs drawn up before
his door Presently gentleman claimed
admission to bis sia.aa, aud announced
himself - he Prince 81 i ---. lie
came ~ eigs tia sculptor a lirge commis>
ian H., daughter, vha had been struck
hy some statues of the American that She
had seer, So shed 10 sit to HIM for her bust,
Sine was then below in thu carriage. Was
ihs sculptor at leisure pice was no oh,
,aat-.al that was necessary was 10 crafty
ui. daughter who was an invalid.
BE- sculptor expressed his Willingness
% begin Zoe work Instantly and the
rarep. nisL'nr 3 sign 20 his lackeys from
,ne eluln.v, ihdv proceeded to li't lovely
gill. who saemei abogi eighteen. out Of
tas cluase. aud bore Der tn their arms
careia.'y np the stsirs TO The artists .,adio.
The sculptor could mot rspress look Of
,Qt, lsa ~ ihs eurians mode OF locomo>
.4a. particularly rs the lady did nos bear
u.s s..4l. a.l ,faee ol diHess ia her eouute.
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WHICH TO CHOOSE.

Mrs Champion, rich widow Of only
thirty summers aud in the rich bloom of
her beauty, was insthe matrimonial market
close Y hescsei by three snitors, III Of them
good looking, ali gentleman, and AZ pro-,
lessins unboeuded aaj dis.utsses,ea at C
ton lot the fair Ady Capt icyauieu
had been q oav,iry o.Jcer, bot bad retired
from the service. lls Was a iail. d4.hne
figure, with very aristocra'tc maunes.. aud
like Ned Pepper, Paul tht'rd's .1eua.
possessing m 'unkimmon fine he'd OF
hair lndeed. it was rumofed That tIs sm
brosial curls were no natures gu to dim,
bot the sood1 opim1 OF sons nsneless and
more IA ofed individual, procured oi Boyle
boy the INTERPRETATION of . certain amount
OF dlthy lucre The Captain bad Inherited
a large fortune
Sutor NO ; WAS Young uan about
town. very fashionable polished and pleas
ant. He coutrised to keep out OF debt, bat
his inancia, resources were laid to b" very
limited Nj Claude Careless evidently
had good prospect OF success.
The third suu3r, Nr, Stanely Nofeton
was an art,student. aud also cultivated pos
etry Though very modest and unail-rte
he was slightly eccentric IN the matter Of
cos,ume wore a Renhcns hat, aud black
velvet coat, and daring the kossalh e1ci'e'
meui had serious thoughts OF completing bis
equipment hy fes,her--hnt his better ge-
mus saved hm from the solec'.m. AZ be
was lpl,e sensitive aud tmid, had IN awk-
ward habit Of biushiog and was silent -
company. the Captain aud Careless made
hgL. OF his riva.fhip and considered the
contest y. confined 10 themselves.
The Captain proposed aher the most
approved tasle OF fashion, dropping grace,
fully on tho knee, aud pressing the lips tANt
nurmufed hi, VOWS % the TAR band ue 50.
lielci a. his gueraou.
When he had retired, Clanie pad bis
devors, and made hts proposal with great
earnestuess HIS professions of disiutet-
estedaess were no .ess emqhailc than 'he
Captains
The painter came next when ALONE
with the lady ct hi. love. he found a voice
which tailod him 10 the presence Of otis
ers
~ - II IL, .,,s,,,u sta uavp the guult.
~ ''o" " NV ~, a.. ,onll fs,p,n .
'pPl a"'''' ~. .,, o~sctlv ,b,ae
- ~ a.. t.,s =, ~, n,rn,.,l re.
"e'"' ''p IT, Wv III ~, ,n,a,yiI :, ,s,roin
~" '''' I'm, shor, her and tn
-" t' -. ~ e,'in ,.e INV ~. rom.
msnds II rich beauty ARE imperative, Each
Woe, '''''''' , r r,'t 800. ,.o do,p
N'l,' W r., -, r., S.,sto,., and
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, ''.'''' ~ i.7..n., ,,nm and .n,yey.d
"a. .''.' ~, a.'. l.o f,a, H. n. versatile.
nus .. "e.'' . a,.l. - .,,3.f,c,i,n He
'''','' W. T., s,l, .t,,,,sfio, when a
"I' ~ s'S'u ~ -, .sg.e If nroari,
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cum ~ "' i,N,, saa, A., IN ia mas,
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Observation-Disclosures
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Jefferson Advertisements.
/. J. TERRY, 7. !. EoGEa
TERRY Il ROGERS.
RECEIVING. RWARplNG AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Successor. to W. w. Freeman
Dallas Street. l,li.r.on Tc.a
TNlE undersigned ha.gg leased the Ware
! House Of w VI. Freeman, well known
for is proximity TO The water edge, and con.
ycuicnee in receiving freight, are nov prepared
to receive and store Cotton or other goods,
committed to their care.
We solicit liberal share Of patronage and
promise iha, nc reasonable mai shall go away
dissatisfied.
Al kinds o. articles sold on commission.
Begging and Rope aud Liberal Cash I'D.
3ances uadc on cotton.
TERRY 4 ROGERS
Feb II, 81 2J-ly
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I'ue NAs 10 cEg RAD og htsRt,eI>
Wlr DAesnrrss. 4 ,alisiag rader IN
Wisconsin claiming ,he paternity OF eleven
dsus .e,s, greatly TO ,he as,ouishment Of
bi, us pboss. .uceeeaed ia marrying them
s.i Oh ln six uaa,hs, 4 nelshbor OF his
who had likewise sevetal daughters. called
gnaa him should Ike to Aao., TREND.
sad be. "yo@r secfc. OF ready husband
masking VISTA success.
Pooh. said the other, ono secret 1t
ali naaa Il a rue after = man has paid
attention to one Of my gifls a fortnight. I"
call upon him with revolver, aud simply
ask him TO choose between death and MAT
rlnoay. You may imsslne.' confused
he. (which Of the two he preferred
Very civil question. indeed. and no miltens
at al Ia the ease.
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/ o 9 a 4.
John A. UcMarChl,

" =,
Nfsf Ntdf ~ NE F"6ff NFHff',
xyrol.In .,u the attention Of the cauut,
" 5.,,. ,e4,.t..a 4.~sri-
"'." lad,
'''"
lie r.'icu' ri} so'tii- ''r "ii'Hu 'N e' 'Nt'F'
md would -a, Goo t,m Aai be- F, p''Iite4 ,a
~ '"rm j"s'ce 10 'N' various NJ! ''' ~
0"N,
pre.S C;ood..
labuiucrrs,
laos
Ne,iery.
pAbar.
Ns,,li,.
,.a hi.s,o,t If
Uon.e.krrn.rr noad.
,'anno, be fNcclel,
.,,.,., ,r
rs rHe GREATEST 'A"'9'' "''
1inrhams,
Linens,
ofgand'e~
trcneh prints ana iAN Ne's'
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THE TEXAS KEPll BIICAN
only Two Dollars and Half Year
Il. ". I.Ou q % L. u y,
EDITOR AM PROPRIETOR.

TERMS
.r,.,r,x,s RrrunLtc,Nis issued weekly rt TWO
.,ii ans AND \ HALF per annum i rad IA
of,,nc, II paid within sts months, Thre@ 'piir-
Nlt,,, n. DELAYED until after the ss tnun.hs, the
] ,tib. / ,ur puilars single copies. One Dane
,,erlt.rn.ni.nt 2 persquarr of ten lines uf 'r''
. cents per stntfr iutevtry .uhseqf Insertion
,ht.r,I discount mad. for yearly ad rhi-'mchi
Announcement of candidates. Ten p'li"s.
r..t,.,er cent will b. chnte Il un d,e.li-emrnt
n,, iai an advance. .,..,..,
& culinary notlee-usrfone square WILLIS charged
DOL. ai,rrttscmsuts
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Geo. peabod, hss llyoa $40 ODa IN adj
d,iiau to biz former siis oi sSoo.O - ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

@ Love OF titles seems 10 be a char
acieslstic Of u people, nor do vi OBJ
feet TO them when aud where deserved
but to the mar OF sense. nothing is more
disgusting than The absurd aud ind;s-
cfIminate prefix o! Col. and other mill
sary titles to persons who are altogether
ignorant Of military honors.-Gg;aton
fryus.
Perfectly correct and well applied
Not a man can come forward for any
honor O position, but what he is q Gen
efai, a Colonel, a Major or some other
equally ridiculous title. Ridiculous from
The fact that few, II an, Of them, lever
set a squadron in tie field nor the diy5s.
ion Of a battle knews, o than a spin,
steF.' A hankeriag after titles that is
absurd among Americans.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

A LAuNcH.-As many Of our parish
oners have never witnessed a launch, se
would inform them that tha new State
Boat recently built at the mouth Of Gar,
rlson Bayou, East Baton Rouge. will be
launched 10 day be.wesn 2 ard s o'clock.
It is a beautiful spectacle and one not
often seen in these parts. We expect
quite a crowd eiii he in ATTENDANCE,
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aims. kE4p's SENIssgy,--Rr rafsrr;,

AIMS. REap's sEsIs.Rr.-eBy referring
g oar advertising columns, It will be
seeu that this celebrated Seminary wi.
be open for the reception OF pupils On
Monday. Oct. 5th, 1857. Mrs. Read.
we understand, offers additional cecuao>
dations for pupils the coming session,
and their number promises 10 be largely
increased. An excellent school "a her
patronage fully e~rinces
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

"THE You've EAeLE."-A very aeal
and pretty little paper bearing ibis name
was received yesterday With = polite re-
quest { *" Nothing gives Us more
pleasure than to witness the frs. aigA,
Of the Young American Eagle. A last,
title sheet and full of rich ofigins' mat,
Ter. *" certainly. 1t is printed a:
Clinton, La, by Messrs. LAMBERT &
CoLLIss.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

well chat III the event OF the TART that
now protects her being e%atliely abolish
ed ,would bring ruin and deso'at'of n our
midst, And 1T a time too when The gey-
e%rninen:s Of France and England are en-
deayoaing 10 re establish slavery in these
West India Islands where it has been
abolished, the Sugar planters requires
every protection IN the asent OF that sia-
very being reestabIisised, We knew
too that the sbolitionists Az bringing
.'Ieir iorcesoto bear in breaking down
this tar.l IN order 10 produce temporary
II not permanent raIn ugoa cur sugar
growing shareholders. W. fear .i'at
this reduction of six per crafs IS only |"
torernnner Of a greater reduction, and
every Get, taken from thnt protection to
Louisiana sugar Is ]rIsiuous in more ways
than one-fainous alike to ihe Sugar
planter and .lose dependent upon him
for q living.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

Coon Pay.-We learn nat At The.
les. session Of tie Police Jafs Of lbs-
vile, the sun Of fifteen lidndied dollars
was awarded for digesting the laws Of
that parish. Rather good pay, this
~hsn taking into consideration the fses
that the sanns parish g~rumbhpgly pays
its PRIMER less than enc third OF thai
amount for Ave times the work.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

gur, however, cannot control the entire
Democratic vote, for Mr.. sIideil has
friends enough who viii show their ae>
set;on 10 his interests i'll supporting Mr.
Davidson at all hazards. So popular do
we kaow our candidate TO BE in bis. dis.
tsict, that re have felt always secure Of
his election whether against Que or Two
corn etlLnr-. "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

KEEP t. BEFORE rae PgoptE.-I that
Robert A. Hunter, Democratic Candidate
sor State Irsasteer, at the Barssrchs At
Buttons precinct on the Goth Of Aug
1851. said !: II 3 not acquainted 1'M
more The. fyc or siz Of the potsvs At TIC
Ten Af,h precinct Until The ger 1852
during the course Of that .veor 1 oteaaae
acquainted 0ith tie nsost Of them. lam
proud to rail Meu. my friends, nsyJsao~
eitszsnsi Ny door, since 1859, has a.
eyoys 5se,s open aaA a,y table spread joI
taeas. T0 propdest act Of ny Sts w.
defsnda1g thee p,qr'e. ~ hs'f rt'no
.'ato IL 1855
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

Ins RAILROAD iAs.-ihe property
owners Of Baton Rouge vote on Monday
next to raise by tax OF, landed property,
tue su,s. of $4,000 to aid in extending
the Gross 'Tete Railroad to AIexandria.
We feel perfectly satisfied that the vote
viii be carried By q large majority.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

NEw GaocER1.-Mf. Avei, formerly
Of Plaquemine, has opened a general
country store at the Ferry Landing
which will be Of greakNbeneft to the
neighborilood. we may expect to hea,
Of several other stores being established
here soon. Let 'em come
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

New MoLAssE-. = We again notice
the arrival is New Orleans Of quantity
Of Mo'asses Of the new crop. We doubt
much whether the care in any part Of
the State would yieid sucag Jus! nov.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

E We ere requested y Mfr. Cam:
lie Hebert to state that be is not a car
dsdate 70. Assessor Of The Parish. aud
that he will cheerfaily support tie can.
ildate Of the American party, Mr.. Gu,
WARD LEsAs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

Gg~ The polite and energetic secrs>
t4ry oftl,e ~AgriouitursI and Mechanics,
Fair Association, Nr. H. c. Horton, will
please accept Our thanks for 4 eonspli-
mon;qrly card Of membership o: lhe AS
ISOLATION.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

JuDGE WATrsa715S.-hc had TIE
pleasure OF d visit from our candidate
for this Congressional District, On Sats:r,
day iast, aud though still feeble and suf~
fe.ing much from his recent severe i'll
ness, he is visiting his friends in the de
fsrent parishes, untii his health is SUFFICE
emily restored to enable him 10 take the
stump. When he does, keep clear
Messrs. sigur and Davidson.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

- The old Father Of Waters for
a few days past has completely changed
his color from the diasy muddy hue to
a rather pretty red. At a distance i.
looks like pale Vernillion.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

MIssIsstprr.-Iiie official vote for Coy.
erncr- j. ne follows: Stewart, 47.pe5 .
Rollins, 4T,e4l-maorit! for Stewart.
3s4
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

CoL. Il. 3. HussER AND Memo SUE.
FnseE.-0n our first page :jis week,
will Sc found a full and detailed state,
ment OF a charge made against the Dem
o~g-atic nominee for State Treasurer.-
Sometime since. II statement went the
rounds oft'le Democratic press attempt
In. to screen Col, Hunter in en2eayoripg
70 show dat tins charge was a mere
Know Nothing SANDER, and that If Col,
Ii. did solicit these votes, ,iley were
recognized rs Whit, by courts Of compa-
tent jurisdiction. HE proofs as given on
our outside are amply sufficient TO
satisfy. even tie most increduious. tina.
the charge is true No court can make
\ Dcgro 3 white tiasi and grant him AL
the privileges Of one, whatever may be
advanced 10 support the very unpleasant
position Of Col. Hunter. The Supreme
Coult Of he United States has decided
that q negro cannot be made = citizen,
and certainly 81 -lufefior Court earuot
do hat which the highest judicial Iii.
buaaI in a1 the land has decided against.
We commend the article to our readers,
and ask them Il It does not @furuial. much
food for contemplation.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-12

| his election whether against Que or Two
COM etlInrs.
DEaocRAey GOING M&Dl-Iho fol.
lowing singular language addressed par
t:culariy 10 The Democracy OF New Or
leans, We clip from tie lbefyille Ga-sHs
Of tho 81. inst. We have long since
contendel that discussion. mad arissu
III the Democratic party winch would
require time TO neal, and, il, t:te asser
ton we are sustained BY Z strong Demo-
cratic Journal. When such good Demo.
cratic sheets AZ he foztie give vent
to their feelings against taeir own side
e Tie house, Ne ,a.y fee! fully assured
that there is something rotten III Den>
mark. Our italics
THIRD D15rRicF.-ft cannot be de-
MED that considerable disafectEon exists
in The Democratic party in the Third
Congressional district. There IS = dis
ty,,tant d.Sti,u,;,n ii conflapeaa,oona
,j,s nrom,n.nt ua,ot,prs - la ,,,t,1
which sna... iI|y for It's s,ecasv IL H.
S,yen,sr e@i.clios Ysaunfsnn anil nor;
mon'os> letters I'll the press. gommu
nicaiions mi, &c hitteTnass ~. wa.tIv
c;renla,ef ever tina D;s.r;et p,s.f,r
seems Z, have ,sarnad the throne of raa
san and ASSERTION to hay. tito, tla ,i..,a
Il arenrnsyt Party ~intr;on4pts ara
,rys,aT,o,e1v ;,,.v viii H. ~,.,,,f;o ar
,,J Ale ,ntsrast * IN Dsn,ocr.tf, c.asa
!, ;.onaJ.JiSs.l hv ,;,a xa, If ne,ty chizs
,;ts urga1 claims AZ snnsf.,nata AL
notor;e,s noi,,;e,on o.a ,,,s.d -,
s,,i;,r com ,a,:an - ,.l;rsY.,,
Gas !, ,,nas:,;.a 81 ..5@.tt@
49,, .aaI ~ :.
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III ,r:.s.I So. VIII;
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Deau''i1i aud glorious influences which
: nss' ''"' .ae a',sssa anu a'As'"d manu-
l,,,n x,oi, SnananSas as.s.I >, -.
Of tie countrv-so The urea,
Of tie people. Let Them decide
IN ,''e'f own way aud ia accordance
.onca..s ,a 80 .,a5..,a mas-
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sogues, who ;~acsa,.like. howl. the
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81 EATl- of : FEisosNl CHARACTER can .sIT liz in
cried in this rappI ~ afvett i=riAefti- aud must b
aid Ear &. sr*A&tS
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henry - s3SANs,
EBITDE Am EopRlETog

rs- Al ceEllaut'c @ttrnsi nt. utod - promote the pc
sate ends u iat"rc-ts d Corporations, Societies, AIR
sidnah, or Sehonis, Tifi he Charged as slsertiseJnit-n
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NOTICE.

Recommendation intended Tor his PAPER should be
6 rectra to Eaton fsn.is. saT itesi Baton t:"ug".
1ur exchange. will eonfat f favor 1pou III b direct
ne az Above.
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Ev-Tisur3 i. Packet, is our 4utttcrize4e *
sc'sT fcs the G:y Of Baton Rouge.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26
lscaa the truth abou, our s'urr OFT.

ktHMp#D Al rh lihAs j-lH
ring sleigh rije this winter past 1dseDyrrc m. ho
and The skin cF place large th1u my baud frm
RI inE the lrside OF She thigh applied your
Turf Oh aud ia day he well. Another
A mule which working my diay bocrine unable
walk On cxanioinp his foot discovered NAH about
inches loug the head My driver and the ne2hrs said
he would good for uotin drew taa utl luaitr
a piece Of in your Turf OIL aud Get him 90 wrk once
and from that moment he has lost hour hts good
ms ever also horse badly snasted the outside o
his thigh places about two iHrhes dten aud fof
inches wide which he sill day Two. 1enr tu
ca WIS applied brought them cut entirely sound it
truly Of the greatest remedies Tor sores hive
nvn and have In drug several ycars Use
tis YOU think prerer Very truly, . -.
70 Messrs Dow Z Go. } II WI 80 in
FOR sale by sTROIHEH y W nh thtab
my Il deu Iynrhburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26
EXTRAORDINARY CAST.

EI0UN8NII- N0N Il
Gentlemen My child had commenced breaking out last
fall In small which gradually cNvudel lie entire
cad including both ears which were much cat hhy the
sores as TO cause that both would drop oil
tried advertised aud domestic remedies without
good results then procured and spPiod ttle tt kF
OIL II began to get err the bottle got broke aud we APP
Piled gals tit agan began 10 get WORSE My elder iauh
ter said Spa % get that Tnf OIL ssers heat
much better when used il We gat another
bottle and her head nearly well This aeira-
vased case and hour every DAY wash H. ana
very offensive bottle. fe. assured VIII cure
entirely there hut little Of the diseaav rUanaE
You entitled this the benefit of others, take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, b. 7. CHALK
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