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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24
MONDAY. IGti, day Of FEBRUARY, 1857.


'o ut a lt Of gronuI situated in u, s parish. at
tpg oae hntpIred aud nlnets feet front 3r = lie. lh 81
one hunir"i and dignity Gve feet. bounced t4!e~ and
hscz b. lands uf Jane K II.SAiI- ah4se BY iatris al
James K. ievHii. Aui tBuHe Of Richard Markham, ant
~ front by lot hereinafter described, with the build
.hrs and improvements thereon
sItBSi -anot!ier sCt aso situated N this Parish
T1pasaring ~fftr-twa feet front Ia the public road with
thr tepth -: four hundred and sixty uSe feet. bound
I'd ab,tre hs ipts Of stephen Winter, .nd hereinafter
i"-crih-i. htlow by "A STRIP Of land fifteen feet wide.
a-!prai.tg II lot above described, with the buildings
and Improvements thereon.
THiKIh-ino'hpr lot also situated in this parish
measuring six light feet front to the public road,
Win t:ir aepth of four hundred and fftJ two feet.
stephen Winter. sna heretofore described by the
second above described lot. aud IN the rear by first
above dercrited lot, with the buildings and improve
nents tner@an.
futETH-apda another lot also situated in this
parish, measuring sixty feet front, by three hlndEed
and eighty seven feet ia depth, bounced abov. by lot
Of win. Markham. heis~ ny said described lot, or
center, and back By first described lot, or tract, with
the ~haiidinge and improvements.
4 lot of ufeyeabieS,. &c-
TRIMS OF SALE The mureahe effects 10 be sold
for cash. The lots and buildings tn b" sold payable
one-thiri cash, and the two ren.a ming thirds parable
id ouc snd txo wears, from the day Of sale. The pur
cita~ars In furnish their netes endorsed 10 the salts
per annurn from date until paid, payable attire Office
Of the Recorder Of this parrish. with special rnortsass
ami confession 81 judgment retained on land uuiii iaii
and final payment,
\. ". POPE, Sheriff.
WesrRaton Rouge. Jan, 10th. ISL.
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ETAT De La LOUISIANA,

CprK ut sIxiEAs DISTRICT.
Pierre Granger IS, losilssi Hehers. No. 1850.
I'm yertu dun er!re de Il, IA, dams iafaire ci-desauS
len date du - octohre 1855, par Ia gour du tme
district JFslioi4rr FonE la dits Paruisse. il srra ofiest
en- sentc ~pnhlique an plus oFrant ct dsrn rr enaerrs-
seur a IA unai,on lie Eour de cetfe Faroisse-
sAMED lie Tine JOUR DUFEvRIER 1855; \ II
heares, A. H., toas les druits ct interets dn teHen-
deur Loyinski Hebert le quart iiiaivise tune cer.ains
sucrerie av.c I'm moulin q bette. chaadisres ct toutss
=. appareli.ts appaftei,ent a Ia dites -ucrerie, sitG.-
nT III bitaiion DO lresitie Landry, pour payer ct sat
Stare /: dIt or,ire d'exeeltion. keondition dc Ia ven
e-co-nyLant.
WV. WHITE
Deputy Sheriff.
6nest Baten Rouge Dec. lie 26. 1865.
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m STORE


Caiecle aud close Coaches,
Two and four seat BRETT,
R~uckaways and Barouc.es.
side and single seat Buggie5, with and without
tops,
With n splendid assortment of double and sin.
gle Harness. Whips. &c. 10 match
Also stage. Wagon and Cart Harness,
Blind Brides, Collars, Eianes, &c.
Al Of which will BE- sali As low as they can be
purchased at any house in the South.
Ny facilities for r. pairing are unsurpassed in all
to- b anches, AMI a continuance OF patroDag" j.
solicited.
have II store 4 f9il assortment of Iron coInpris
ing. Fiat, Round and Square, Sheet and Hoop Iron
Axiss. Springs &c.
Balcony and Cemetery ratings made to order, o.
the latest styles ana patterns.
ID. have also nn hand. Cane Wagons and carts
Road Wagons. Bagasse and other igut carts, an! all
kinds of Wheeiwright work made to order.
Also i5arkeE's Force Pumps, Chain Pumps, com
plete Lightning Rods, &c. &e. Call and Examine at
tie old stand new b%uilding) corner Of Maine ana
Church streets.
nov y W 2. TUSNARD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
inrtsh of West i'elieiaaa.

sEsESTH DISTRICT COURT
In matter Of the Succession of :. {. Cobb, deceased
LI,zsbesh {, Cobb, vs., Janlos r. Devali Under Tutor
No 1921.
d. virtn. ola commission to ME directed, N theahove
ID entitled succession. 'ton The 'th district Court
III and for tte parish Of Vest Fcis ianI, Of date The
aist.. day Of iece,aher 1855, with lie of red for saia al
public auction 10 the last and h.ghess bidder at the
rest:cncr Of Mrs. Elizabeth +. Cobb, 10 this parish ou
Saturday the 18th day of February 1857.
at II o'clock A. NJ, ali the hereinafter described proper
", belonging 10 the immunity existing between Mrs.
Elizabeth +. Cobb aud her deceased liu>haut and Joint
" Ia -ati deceased. and to said comm unity 30 wit
one tra = nf land 81 plantation. situated in the parish
Of WrsT iIaton Rouge, fronting gu the Mississippi river,
bonnuei aboy. bv lands of the estat" of James i'eva}i
deceased, below by lands ot John Bnhlar and contain
ing ahout one hundred and fifty acres; together with
the buildings and iin psoseinents thereon.
The following named slaves, TO wit:-'raySon negro
man aged IL Fri,iay negro man aged =, lnouias ne
gro rt-a aged Is: Iii negro man aged u. Alex negro
man aged u; john negro man aged 81; William negro
man aged u: Thornton negro man aged 81 Randall
negro man aged 81, Kirk negro man aged ~; fitzallen
negro man aged II. Little Bill hoy aged if; David ne
gro man aged IS; Emily negro woman aged 81; Sardy
hoy aged is: Anderson boy aged IL; AttSy negro W"
man aged Il: Amanda Negro woman aged 81: Diana
infant ci.iil Of Amanda. Polly girl aged II Snkry ~"-
man a-e.i 40, jim negro man aged Is; saras Ann ne
gro woman aged -; Hen CIR! aged 1; Mildred negro
woman aged 81; Lewis boy aged 10: Ann woman aged
So Maria girl aged 10; Phil boy aged ; Rose woman
aged ~: Jack boy aged II: Iryicia negro woman 81.
Miily woman aged 81. Sally infant child OF Miliy.
Henry boy aged Il; Phene woman aged p: Jimmy Lind
girl aged /; Little Ma ~ woman aged IS; Fen boy aged
j Ella girl aged s: all said property tland and slaves
belonging to said coulrntnitv. and the following named
slaves belonging jointly 10 said community ana the
seperatr estate to wit:-Ned Negro nlau aged IS, Tom
Bail negro man aged y; Upton nfgro man aged 81
Kitty negro woman aged 20: Sarah infant child If
Kitty. Ahraln infant child OF Kitty, George ttr;ro hoy
aged 9; Bowman bog aged 5: Dolly negro woman aged
81; Amy negro woman aged 81: Mary Platter negro
.Iu.,. ami = blind .hffj "a & Mary IIatpr ~ no IjrI
age! Q; and Eliza girl aged 80; % head Of Mutes. one
horse, rs head Of cattle on the plantation and farming
utrn4ils &c. &c.
Terms Of sa}e-on a credit of one. two and three
wears purchasers to furnirh Their notes with approved
security, bear ing interest ut the rate Of eight per cent
per annum from day of sale until paid with mortgage
and confession Of judgement retained on the property
sold, until fall aud final payrnert and III Iayabie at the
Office of the Recorder of this Parish.
n. ", POPE. Shf.
ven1 Bst-n r--. ~ 1877.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24
II THAN O.

ORK IN TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON
THE subscriber respectfully hegs leave TO inform h
| friens!E and the public generally, Of his and tn
adjoining Parishes, that he is new prepared to eNrcut
ali work in the above line, in the best and most work
manlike manner.
He is ready at all times, to make or. repair
Steam.
Supply,
Cold water.
Escape
Stope Pipes Of
every kind, quality and description.
Breeching,
Tin or Copper Critters,
9pouts or Valleys
Or lining Cornices, made and put up. Always on
hand, a general assortment of Tinware. Sugar house
Lamps, Lanterns. Oil Cans, &c, nc.
81 All orders from the country prom ptly attended
to. JOHN TILANu,
ehu.e. st-.st, Rstcr Ronfs
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ETAT Df. Ia LOUISIANA
PasHisse d'Bucnt Baton Rouge.
carR rc srxlraE tssTMer up.oursg

NFtH u FIiitht IN III II B.TIhIha-
psus l'Af4ire d. la succession dc Hiram Noyss, de-
ee!e. NJ, SOC
7TENtt sne {. Yale Il Go, ct Jacot Iiper ont
4 taftc application poar administration cans Ia
dit -ucccsstor-
ton legal. a IA nomination ies dites applicant. .erx
fat au Bu eau da Grrthef de Ia dite tour, dams dx
Jouf- d" cette publication, x f!EsEET. Dup. GreI
BUREAU du aIeiter e. 19ne jour de Jonri.r 1s57
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
parsissc d'Uusst BATON Rouge.

sI1!TaE COIH be DISTRICT.
Pierre Granger Vs. Ia.in,ki Hebert, et ais. No 1879
I|N FEI.Ifi Z un ordre Dc i. f., dan, i'aTaire e.
IL dsssua, en- date .u - Ortobre 1856, rr la C.ur
du me District juaIciaiTr pour la 44te par9t,se, ii
scFa offer! en- yfute rubiittue az Plus oti,ant ct dr3
uirf eucl4srFiEseUr Ia .aat-tU de tour, de cet:e Lar
piRac
SaneIi, FesIicr lie 7, 1857,
a II hturss. 4 III. tous let dEolts, titres II iuteretr
du def nlrur. loYlr~ai ti"bert. lie quart indiyis. dune
rcrtatue ~uerprie avrc IN Moulin a bite. Caanaieres
81 toHtes ios AVlaF",ii"~ apptrtelant a Ia dj'e Sucre-
RE, situe sur lAabttattGn " iI"Eltle Landry, POM
aver ct ratisi-tr re IL dit Dfir" d'executIra.
CouditioGs de ID .erte-t %pniptaHt.
Oua.t liatp1i Rouge. Jan ) 1850. VIA. White. u :
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24

Now in s:Rrc.
= n bbIs hi Salphate of Lime.
w 20 hbls Polar whale oil, clear,
5 " Castor oil.
10 " iinseed oil.
1000 lbs White lead.
10 dozen Cham payne,
% =. Ciaret.
1000 choice brands Havana cigars,
10 900 German cigars
10 casks Scotch Ale
i bbis Blue Lick Warer,
" choice Peach Whisky,
2 " " M0nongahela do.
different kinds of French Brandy at
different prices,
10 dozen Barnum's Fluid Lamps,
30 reams Wrapping paper,
80 boxes Chinese Fire crakers.
All the above articles are offered at New Orleans
prices, either for cash or on credit.
Ed BoGEL Druggist.
T. arden seeds: ao,
march WIN. BnGEL,
Druggist.
(takes. Cakes:
~ Spices, IIaroriny Extracts and Rose Water. fo
sale BY VIM. BpIEI4 Druggist.
IL 5oofb fresh and nice, for sale very cheap by
WIN. BOGEi.
Rouge, Lilly White. Shell, Buffalo Horn. coarse and
fine Combs. Brushes of ali kinds, a new supply just
received by
dec S IS WI BOiEL, Druggist
lime : Lime!
IL Furnished in any quantity, send yonr orders to
march Nm. DDfEI.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24
Shove's, &c.
TO PERSONS ABOUT TO BUILD

TO PERSONS ABOUT TO BUILD.
Sc haze on band lock- Of every description ami
III. Bolts, Screws. nneh-, Hooks Bats, Hinge
- Furnishings, Buttons, Plates. lamp i.oahs
tow Fa.tauEnyS, Iatcifs. kEnb latcHes, itesT
-, Wtniett Gtass, Putty Ireer. Red. Hack,
and AL other colours. Pants IN bTt%. ~l.tIaEr.
Lead. -now Yinr. Giazters Paints Faint tirfst-
.r. lrt.r. Brick Liners, fia~tere4 HAIR, Ntrni-h,
al OIL, Turpeutine, Gut Nails. Spikes, F'rsts,
Nails. and il TACT every thing il vur line r"4Itr
% build. Ca! at
MDSTAE K HrHrET~.
Church street
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A. W. A M E. r @ N.

ARCHITECT IND PEILLER,
BATON kot+ GE. La.
WILL NETT IN a faithfnlsnd wnrknaniike man
w n~r. ali contracts Ser building or other sucs In
n> lire. which may De- cnaided % him.
tr4rFs addressed to MIN through The Postctf. =. q u
receive prompt attention.
feb ftfM l.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

SIXTH -LpICIAL DISTRICT CDIRT.
In batter Of Successive Of Eaisiu Gomeau, decIt.
Ne. 51i-
"HEREAS, Hsrh;he DuYuy, Ex-cutrix a. aied a
W provisional Tatirau and account II her s.-
intiifstratiGa IF tie above Succession.
Notice is hfFeh. given that all legal opposition to
The folnofoEatIon 81 said Tabl"au and account must
he filed Ia tho office Of the .i"Tk Of said parish, With
IN thirty days from the first publication hereof.
". u. tHANBEglIs, Clerk.
West Batou Rouge. Jan. II. 1857.
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Our Card for 1857.
. O NTAN &eH G1TET

| VI ~ ~ n N u IL u " ~ - /
Having completed our varied aud large stock y
| HARDWARE. by direct i'm nartations frats Birmingham
aud from the Ia nnfactorisa VI tlt East. we woait
| raa uest the attention Of customer 10 the quality an
| price of our goods we would inform those Of our
| friends who hay. dealt hitherto IN New Orleans. t.
.rv ~, ansing the corning year. Sand us yourorders
whether for
| Mechanics Tnols Paint aud OILS,
Plantation Hardware, Naoden ware,
House Furnishings, Cordage and oakun.
! Cooking Stoves, Patent Articles,
| Castings and Iron, Tar aud Turrentiue,
| and other Articles more definitely mentioned else
| where, in This naper and ifthe prices or quality OF
our gools do not slut il will not be our fault
MusTaS 4 HaUrrr, church street.
opposite the Harvey iiouse.
riou:ls>! fs!OnsES!s
Halls faae aud Cotton
ranuara A. MonteEuas, Baton Rouge.
and the Red Yankee l!ouSiI.
On hand at
MsSTAs 4 Hrorrr.
Nails and Cerdage
Wrought, Gut Brass-head aud I"F"e She" Nails.
Mernfila,
Hemp,
Iarred and
Cotton Gorda,et
l!ow lta.s,
FISH lines,
Sash cord and
Chalk ires,
freuti4 aud
Marine Irvine.
sem Irvine ut
AoSTss Il iirGrYr.
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III DG II L. a l..
FGR THE TOILET.

! have, and offer Tor sale upon advantageous forms
& very sap.tl1r stock Of
EAtrCF1ND 2ohET ARTICLES.
FOR GRLI HAIR, | HAVE
ailnnan's Hair DYE. rrlstodero's Hair !ve.
Bachelors b, - iolIen's =
Black romade, Kolsseh's LiquiI Hair Dyt
FOR IMPORTING G BEAUTfIIIAG TLiE EAIR
have
harry's Trieophcron., Lyons Katharion.
boG!e,h iy Prrian Fluid, Phalon- Hair ipvigorator.
haynes liar Tonic, ~loudcn'S OrieIall. Tonic.
n'7rtr"'s Balm Columbia. Reef Marrow,
Alexander iricorh"Ious. He-r4 tfetae,
!h!icomb and Stick Ponnaies.
fUA TIE &AIt. VI
Lily White, Mcen Fun.
IUtlet Powder, Pink Saucers.
Antaut.ne, Cold Cream.
FUE TIE TEETH, THERE'S
Charcoal Paste, Ia"rn4s Tooth Wa4i,
Rose lpoth Farte, tFriS Tooth WASH,
rERf6HERir
hav" a cninploie assortment
Colleagues la Quarts ard PinIs.
B.t Water. ettironellA Water.
Florida Water, balm al a thru.apd Flower
Extract { rper Ton Extract Jocky Club.
Ne" M"wn Hay, l"tula
MAY Flowers, CRYSTAL Palace,
N " hu-k. " Magnolia.
AInhrosiai,' " Ferbena.
=" Mile Flower. " Sweet Shrubs,
" Hoq1.t Victoria Boquet .i+Bnv Lind
taFoiln~, th-eHce..
Il go
4 BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF SG-tFS
Fancy Balls. Transparent Balls,
NlIaph -oHpy Floating Hcapa
Ernsivr Windsor d"
lourlH" " irI=tal Palace sap.
G"rauiarn. Military Shaving SOAP.
Wright. Shaving Compound ami Htzju' Soap.
OFBRETHES, FAL$D H4FEA JARRETT,
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5 Ii L II ELS ) A LES
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
s.xra up,cfAL yrs7Rr r eJr1

4. N. Drofb vi No, 22J fiys$s Bro1ssara,
BY Tirtns Of a writ ef fla. ,ssned III the above er~
titled cauae, Of date the 18th day II November 1856,
troIn JnU. r. heGra's Court Tor the iarish Of Fast
Baton Rouge, VIII BE- ofarea Tor eaie at public auction
~ the Iaat and highest bidtel, II ,!Gnt 81 tho, Caass
House Of tLia parish On
Saturday thu 7sh, day Of February 1857
at II O'Clock a, N. All The right, title anu ~,nthrest 81
the defendant, Llysts Frorssnfd in aud to tie sLceea
sion Of his tfceased tsthsr Domino 40 srausssrd.
IefIis Of saie--an T. credit Of twefre mouths per
chasars to furnish his bond with good personal seenris
~ bearing interest 1T TIC rate ot---psr nGnnm froa
date mt. paid WIN. WHITE L. s.,
Nest Baton Rouge Jan. 10Th, 1857.
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rIau:h>! sslOH.lIS y
Cooking 5 owes.

M r yoaw wis cteap and god COOKING STOVE
-~ e;tht n fr d or wood, call A. Montan i iiuguets
Fney h.e aud and arr constantly receiving irpni
st inry3 mat. fiitsharp, the latest aaf otde-l
ran pattrru n@ , IA heavy cooking stoves, They arr
furnished = tete with Iron ware, Tin ware aH4
stove Pipe and examine a. our wareroom Gnde1
iEit she "pia ia &c Office corner Church aud i~a.
ette, or At
MpSTAN & HEGIErS.
IA Church street
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T sdiri'ir Chests.

vi Al a~+,rtmeut Of different Sizes, Superior gGal
att "n hand am fur sale by
jan, /. r WAEHlLI~
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COTTAGE FURNITURE.

Quest Rrton Rouge, is : .Jans;es y
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!. PIPER d co .
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-24

r lime . Lime!
IL Furnished in any quantity, send yonr orders to
march / w. D0EEL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02
Mr.. RarIio gane Make. % spe. g D.

At the recent Black Republican State Con
venton in Massachusetts one OF the principal Or
niors Mr.. Arson BurIngame. shi1 Mir.
Buflingame 81 do not intend to participate in the
proceedings of the Convention by making a long
speech propose 10 manifest myself here Ms
elsewhere, by deeds rather thnn oords.' MIR.
Burlingame, in this, evidently referred 10 the
gallant manner in which he put down that noto-
rious coward and mhccilc. Preston Brooks, in
Washington, last summer. Mr.. Burllngame is
very fond of Boosting of this transaction which
is not Mt all remarkable, for experience shows us
proclaming their own yalor. Besides, II pleases
the people Of Massachusetts, 10 be told how gal
lantly aud chivslrtnaiy their Congressional cham
pion acted ON that occasion and perhaps Mr..
pride they feel in having a representative Of such
true grit
Irony aside il it not shameful that man
should be So lost 70 every attribute Of manliness
as to boast Of the most abject cowardoel Is
this the Burlingame who was afraid to walk the
streets of Washington. even in going 10 the Cap-
ital. until death had laid Brooks in the gravel
Il this the Burlingame who was afraid even TO
20 into society in Washington except under the
protection Of ladyl For such n man to boa st
of his deeds" is certainly one of the most dis
graceful exhibition. of the times. How bravcy
docs the aokall talk when the lion is removed
from his path
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

The centre Of Kentucky, until it reaches the Dor.
der Of Virginia ON the Big Sandy river. In
course of time, connections will be made with IL
from the Virginia side--and we will thus be pac'
ed in direct communication with the very heart
OF Kentucky. From recent report OF the SEQ
Rotary Of the Company, we learn that nearly
seven hundred thousand dollars have thus far
bern expended in lis construction and the work
company amount in value 10 over one million ct
dollars and short time only will glimpse bcfor"
the work will he completed 1t viii thus become
a feeder to internal improvements and
MS such, should be appreciated by the people of
Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02
southern Commercial, Convention.

We unite with the Courier in the hope that
Lynehburg will speedily move in the matter Of
appointing delegates 10 the Southern Commercial
Convention, which meets in Knoxville in August.
Heretofore, these Southern Commercial Con-
ventions have been productive of but little good
but from the practical good sense which dis
tngushed the late Bristol Convention, we arc
encouraged in believing that the day of ab-irac
tons is past. Let US keep out of The Knoxville
Convention professional politicians and windy
orators and send mono but substantial, practical,
business men, This is necessary if we would
redeem these Conventions from the odnm into
which they have fhtien. We trust Lynclburg.
which has SO great mn interest in the cstnbls h
ment Of the commercial independence of the
South VIII make an "ary move'in appointing II
strong and efficient delegation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02
REEsES MANIPULATED GUANO.

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U,n. pbosnh,,. IF Ii,,o g., IN - =,
ru,iIL apV Vr A., ~ i,i,i.,. :, . , - ,i,.a,
an, ,ie,,,n -, -.
10 - Ia p..,.ia,, '
,uoniry n haYi,, hmm M, ~ H..
eyn,r,o,,, -, III ., H., ny M ~ VI,
,,, ,,,. - ,,n,i,,, ~, 80,
FER Ia an VII mad, ugo ~ a,s nan, ,a a f,, ~, ,,o,
:, ~. 800 -, ~
n,;,,d Nc, - ,,r,,a - 49, - .,a,, a.,
a,c ths soil Snch rnl, ia from ,b ,,rtinn If
49, alann,. a,,ta a, ~ ',.n,nt IN =, ~ tai
,e;f, t, !, ' - n ~ '', , ~, ~ ,
l5n ~ n1hs ~ Sr,,y tin 40 ,n's 4 % Inn, cr, banca
-, ,aLa M a. 49,, ,, III - iii US -. ~, i,s
1rrna 5,,ni, ri, - - ,aa"i," 49,, N ,r, go
o., tnar nann, Can 80 rs,,, - i s i.i.,i m?
at go an,iai, go 49,, H. nv w. = ~ i., l. = -,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02
Another Remarkably, Curc of .cromln.-

SPARTA, Caroline Co, Va, March, ltJ4
Messrs Bennett & Beers, Rchmond-tientlemen: Your
Carriers spanish Mixture has performed remarkable in
the person afflicted with Scronla in the
form So bad had he become that hiseyc entirely
closed, and had been for than year As last
everything else had tailed il resolved the
mixture W. administered aceorngt directions and
detu to perfect has been elected satisfied
thai medicine equals Cartes Spanish Mixture purit
of the blood II is creating excitement here and
sellsvery rapidly. Send another lot by Railroad.
Yours truly, X. s. BR0ADDCS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

Tom MARsiILL AND MIAMI UNIVERSITY II 10
Cincinnati Commercial publishes Il letter from
the President Of Miami University, in which he
says: Il have to thank you very sincerely for
directing the attention Of llul. L. +. Marshall
10 Miami University. His vl.i' has created au
era in our institution that will long be remem-
bered with pleasure and profit. He has deliver.
ed some sixteen or eighteen lectures to our sta
dents, ON History, Ancient. Mineral and Mod
ern, aud has fully justified tho high oncomiums
which you passed on the extent and accuracy Of
his knowledge, and on his transcendant ability
in communicating the unbounded stores of that
knowledge to others. Fully acquainted with
the whole scope Of his subject vast as it is),
easy and graceful in his manner. always inter
estlng, and often SURPRISINGLY eloquent, he has
kept US spell bound, night after night, now for
weeks, aud yet for one land think speak tho
sentiment Of many others) part with him with
regret lbavo been enlightened, instructed, II.
unused, myself, and materially aided in my own
department by his lnbols, and | doubt not that
he has excited interest in the "Philosphy of His
tory among our students that will be profitable
10 them in all future life"