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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25
Dr. .Banning's Gard.

nl BANNING, from New York, who has devoted many
IL years 10 tho treatment Of wcakncse dcstnties and
chronic dscac gives notice that he be confued nc
bis resdencnin Norwah o. from Monday 21d inst 10 the
8d III january whete by original and rational treat.
raent, (ciedy without rnedcinp he Il preuarc 10 relieve
all rfoctionF of the HEART, THROAT, aud LUNGS IN
DIG SrloH, CONSTIPATION, DfARRHHA nod Pill rs:
also inequalities Of the HIPS, andsHOuLDFRs toeethey
with DROPPING LANGUOR hatnese Of the chest round
OF the shoulders (parcuary Of children and yonne
Iadics) which deathily productive of SPINAL DIS
EASE and CONSUMPTION. Also TO effect radical cure
Of ruptures Of The bowels piles and weakness of the u
nal and sexual ryatems. But especially to relieve FE-
MALE WEAKNEsSES, sueh as frregularitien, 'earfhe
down. Wifi weakness and s'grndinE,r "gnawing,"
"wranglnr pain in the back aud limbs en- exercising, To-
gether with Of "fantness" "sngiug" or "spne
ness at the stomach and dull derangng pains In the sides
Dr. Banning's simple treatment by MECHANICAL BRA
CS which have restored many 70 perfect health after
many years Of confinement to he'd is based tho
that the above and analogous arrangements not
usually caused by vital disease bot by muscular debility
ehanicl displacement "a depressed deraHged
diton) Of the internal parts dcraneed Hence Why the
perfect bracng OF the body, and Efficient elevation to
their places Of all the fallen parts, (Which Or. Bannings
light and beautiful braces effect BY Initiating the Of
sion, and steady recovery conmences. ~
From Prof. Mott, of New York, and others.k
The undersigned have examined Dr. Bannings novel
views the mechanical pathology Of many Infections
the viscera and believing them to be highly interesting
and worthy the serious attention Of the medical profess
sion. li VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. n. a
ALEX. d. WHITING, NJ. d.
]. KEARNEY RODGERS, N. D.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25
Friday, December rs, 1857.
WHO sHRIEKs ron KANSAS NOW,

In his late speech against the Lceompton
consultation, aud insopposition the attempt
of the President aud his southern hackers TO
force this constitution on the people OF Kan
sas, without allowing them to vote on it,
Mr.. Douglas says that he inquired of many
members of that convention, and Of a great
number Of persons that sustained their ac-
ton, why they would not submit the consti-
tuition they framed to the people Of Kansas
he says the only, answer he ever received
was, that If submitted to the people they
iUo,ld vote IL down, and THEREFORE, THEY
SHOULD NOT BE PERMITTED TO VOTE ON 1T.
What kind Of shrek is this Is it loud
enough for our democratic friends to hear ?
Will they at length believe when Douglas
shrieks that there really is a 'nigger in that
wood pilep The. whole northern demo-
cratic party will soon out-shriek the repub-
Ilicans as much as Niagara out-thunders n
mill-dam. They will set up as the defend
ers of human rightsl They will claim that
they are the only safe guardians Of the lib
critics of The human race!l They will take
the very same ground of opposition to the
despotic demands Of the slave power that
the republicans have SO long maintained
and will claim that they have always stood
there, and they will make the democratic
masses believe il III ait r
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25

PREACHING Vs PRAcTIcE.-The national
loeofocos have always been preaching for
the constitutional eurency-hard money
and now, at this particular time in our fiuan-
cial affairs, when the aid Of the Government
is needed, this democratic administration
proposes to food the country with twenty
millions of treasury notes, differing howev-
er from the issues of banks-they are moi
redeenaoJle in specie on demand. Why do
not the leaders of the democratic press in
Ohio, denounce the scheme as another phase
Of black republicanisml They are just as
mum on this subject as possible, and would
net have il agitated for fear it "would have
a tendency to distract the party"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25
CEuardian,n .saia of T.ana.

V)Y order Of Che Probate coui of Deinvsro coanteo
ID the20th day Of Januaty, A. b. 1865 at the door
n the Cotr fiouselu said county y as eardirn Of Chan
ming L. Pettlbone, viii otr at pbilc tedur The undyi-
dcd "scycnth part Of the west half uf the soutl-eaa
quarter Of section number twentf number
four range number seventeen, containing ciehf acrcr
and situated IN Sandusky county Ohin." = go
TERns OF SALE One third OF purchase money on tie
day pc md the residue 10 and two years with
tertsi, and secured by mortgage on The prcmiscs.
bt4 Guardian Of Chanaing y. Fetti6onc
Ily fSEIp EATON, his Attys.
lDeiavare. Ohio. Dec q. 1f41. fTwf Pr. Fees So 25
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25

GEN. LANE SHoT--A letter to the st
Louis Democrat dated Leavenworth 10th
says that Gen. Lane was shot at Lecomp
ton by government official, name not Civ
en-, on the evening of the 18th. The affai
grow out of a political discussion. Much ex
element prevails.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25
Another shrIek.

Douglas says that when BOnaparte told
his soldiers they could vote for or against
him as they pleased, but If they voted
against him they should be shot that tOas
no doubt fair slsetionl 50 tho election
provided for the people of Kansas on the
Lecomptou constitution youid no doubt b
equally fair, , DO the Mfsergsr and Dem,
Oerot hear that shrieklg'osn az s,s,so !
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25
A Family Quarrel.

In the US. Senate the 21st Senator Bgler from
Penn made long speech in vndcaton oftbe Presidents
Kansas policy Mr. Douglas replied and there eonsd-
cradle warmth in the Of each. Douglas wanted
to know where Bger got the authority to read him out of
the party Biger replied that he had not read him out Of
the party. Douglas carries too many guns for Biger-
There will be rich In Congress this winter over
Kansas. BuchAnAn's policy cannot succeed.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25

GEoBoE .WAsHrxeroS Parke Curtis in
his viii, follovs. the example Of tho illustrii
GUS kinsman whose namo he bears, by eman1
lcipating allihis slaves. They are to be set
FREQ within The hext five years. His execu-
tors afe to provide the necessary funds, from
his estate, to remove them from Virginia.
There arc about ihrco hundred to be set free.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25
ua,y uecord-.

nj. ni..t.l.t.l.. d.. ,.k,ok ,na,rt otnc
:, & '"'e'"'" : '' - ,-".-.'-
suvs ''o'uoof"uc P''no'P'e VI PStrrH'''
reignly against the Lecompton usurPatior'
~ ,g0s ES sn" ana "O'y my o %gs oonl y
EFo.,:k
t'roles' against the admission os V""'o''
mia, which several gentlemen whose names
arc appended to It insisted upon entering
Their grounds for opposition 10 the admis-
s.,.
Fir.trThp, it gave tho sanction Of !ew,
ana mus lmp"r'eusapo''y - 81 sG gTJSO, ns, =
of GoTarn;, : ' 's,..''.'.~.,'~..,..
Second--Without any legal census, or
other evidence OF their possessing the num-
oor o' c,'laens neeess.ry ~ ""'''o''N0 '''0
''FrI;SS r,e;SI Ur,IS,,, ~, 10y sss1ha. s, s.5.
I'LL. t.us,Ios ,",'s .y ..i;,f Z ~e ., T. 80
'oy" i''V ~" V,s,y
o'"eu ~ .DW, W. nn,en AnH 50 @'',,r' ,.o
10 AsohNrAiS TUE TRUE sASSe " a rN'
PIE;
rour., -is 90, ne0'%y sHp.'e", ~ e''o.".,
y "S l'ne oons','ut'o"l "og''ts 90. 80. "oo,'a !,
y m"Jy'"y " "' IDeOP'' . ,O' "'''"' :"
'0ug I,t ssy~eu. .'ss,,., ,,,, .e.,oa H. son,,or.
i"I 5o'sSs fa.or oaS 's"I' y SO
% d ~ " T"I1"' " II.,a,o Virginia, si
A. a T5' p Rn,iou u"'
d. w u p".o,,ou South Carolina,
HI Tnrncv Tennessee
Pierre Soule, Louisiana, ''
Jefferson Davis, Mississippi,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25

KASsAs.-Lanc writes that the now leg
islature viii probably expunge the election
convention and militia laws, and submit both
constitutions TO full and fair vote, and de.
clare that constitution sanctioned by the
majority, tho organic law for Kansas. Il
Congress admits the Lccompton fraud, he
will put the Topeka Government in motion
and fight it out.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25
THE GREATEST
Medical Discovery of the Age.
MR.. KENNEDY Of Roxbury has discovered in on
Nl OF our common pasture weeds remedy that
EVERY KIND OE IIUMOR.


From the rorst Sorcfula d0ra 10 a common Pinple
Ho has tried 1t in eleven hundred cases. and never
filled except in two doth thunder humar Hehas
value, all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles warranted to nursing sore mouth
One or three bottles will cure the worst kind of Pmpes
on the face. it
Two three bottles will clear the system OF blles
Two bottles are warranted TO the worst oanker 10
Three 20 fyc bottles warranted to cure the worst
Kind of Erysipelas
One to two bottles warranted 10 cure all lumor In
the Eyes.
Two bottles warranted to running at the ears
and botclies among the hair. 1p
Four siS botesare warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scay eruption of the skin
Two three bottles warranted 10 the worst
Kind Of rinCworms.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles warranted 10 -Rheum
Five to eight bottles will cure the Of scroua
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle,
and perfect warranted when the quantity
TAKEN
RoxBURY, MASS.
DEAR MApAM,-The reputation of the Medical Discov-
cry in curing all kinds Of humors is well established
by the unanimous voice of all ever it, that
need not say any thing the subject as tho most skill
full physicians and the most careful Druggists
try are unanimous in its praise.
In presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice do
it with full knowledge of its curative power relieving
ALL and curing Of those diseases to which you are
unfortunately liable. That exeruciating disease
to an aIectionate mother,
Nursing Sore Mouth,
II ii by miracle; your temper restored to
fu maps to calm and sumhers and the Medical Dis
covey becomes fountain of blessings to your husband
In the more advanced stages Of
| Canlxer,
It extends to the stomach, causing
IEast Dyspepsia, ea iH
which is nothing but canker the stomaeb then
Kidneys,
creating sinking feeling, and indifference
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25

A CoMPARIsoN.-A veteran Democrat,
after having read the Presidents Message,
exclaimed, In utter despair, "Pisres was
hard 10 beat, bat Buchanan cAs'r Be bead"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25
Taxpayers,

VXTHL HEREBY TAKE NOTICE, that all taxes re-
w naming unpaid on the LIST day of January rckt,
will be put into hs hands Of COLLECTORS with the pereeRta-
ges added, according to law. "
p - A. D. DOWNS,
Dec. 25, 1851. 81 s -, Co. Treasurer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25

MAssAcHussErrs OFrIcIAL.-The official
vote for Governor at the last State election,
IN Massachusetts has just been published
and i as follows: ( ~.
Banks -, 6o,ss7 Beach --- 3I,76o
Gerdper 81 500 Scattering s7s
Banks PLURALITY -sssrsr-- 1921
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25
Sale of Real Estate.

BY Order Of Court.
VTTLI lie sold at venue the door Of the Court House
w in Fremont Saudusky county, Ohio, on
Saturday January 10th, 1858.
at o'clock NJ the following real estate as the proper
ty Of Elisha W. Rowland, deceased, to witt 81
Inots No 125 127 and 1913 in Fremont, together
prising what is known as the Rowland Tavern Stand
Terms Of sale one-third down. third in ono year,
and one-hd in years. with interest, deferred pay
ments TO be secured y notes and mortgage the prem
ises. HOMER EVERETT,
Admir- 4. W. Howland decd.
Fremont Ohio, December H. 1857. 46w5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25
WANTED.

rT1o 90 ONTO A FARM IN THE COUNTRY
i Two Industrious Men,
Of GOOD MORALS and STEADY HABIrs. constan
~ Enquire a. aYtS t6e JouRNAL OFFICE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25
From Prof Dickson, of charlerton. s. G.

FEBRUARY B, 1897. J
The principle which Dr. Banning has 30 ingeniously
carried out seems tome widely applicable TO large class
Of cases Of suffering and debility in both sexes.
SAM'L HENRY DICKSON, n. d. -s
1fuy concur in the above. JAMES JENNEY, NJ. y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25

. . Piqua, o., JuIy TO- 1875,
Having during the last six ears years applied DIR. Ban
nings abdominal supporters in large number of in
practice have ayay been well satisfied will its effect
and have hesitation In recommending physi-
clans and Others altogether the best instrument in
is constructed correct physiological principles, and
hence is not liable to produce injury by unde weight
or pressure. C. VOLNEY DORSEY, NJ. d.
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eft of the reduction price, according TO the above sched-
ule For any number of copies than two, not
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months.
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Of the Weekly sent to such address MS he may direct
This will be IS for three copies and 81 so for the fourth
copy. Payment always in advance.
Money may be forwarded by mail II the letter contain
ing 1t be registered at my risk Notes on Eastern BANKS
preferred. Large amounts will he safely remtttd In
! drafts. GEORGE NJ. WESTON,
, Washington ID. c.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25

.DERFUMERY, BEST PERFUMERY..
Il -Iubins Lemoins Harrison's wright's, htehell,s,
Jules Hunles and every other kind ALWAYS on nana In
endless variety INDIGNANTLY, at MecuLLoCHs
CHALLENBERGERS' PILLS; the best
- preparation known Fever and Ague for sale 4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-25
House Trimmings.

GOLD PENS, splendid lot for sale
~ very low, at McCULLoCHS.
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Sandusky County Bible Depositor,

W. :; MILLER clyde, by Druggist, generally, Hy'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

Of re,nrning to look after.th Mara
~bout. They found him near the
place where he had been evapora-
It'd, but he could tell them nothing.
and was like a drunken man, ig-
norant Of what had happened to
him. Thenceforward Houdin was
venerated, and the Marabouts des-
pissed : the object Of the French
Government vas completely attain
ed. The fashion Of testimonials"
having, itappears, affected even the
Arabs, a number Of the chiefs pre-
sented the French con juror with q
piece of Arab writing, wonderfully
decorated, hyperbolical and erlo-
CYSTIC, and to which hey were 50
attentive as to append q French
ira. .slation. Besides this memorial
Of his Algerine trip, Houdin has a
rosary which he one day borrowed
from an Arab to perform q trick
with, and which the owner, persua-
ded that Shitan III person was be-
fore him, refused to receive back.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

planted, and in two years more, when
the time approaches for nominating
State officers, it will have grow" to a
stately tree. 1t is useless for the slldell
party to attempt to conceal this fact
they fer the Consequences, and OF
course it is their heartfelt desire to bury
the Ratchet. Ii brow-bea.ing and mem
aces would ettsc, their purpose, 1t would
be bestowed with an vn>parlng hand,
but a concillatory course must he pur-
sued, aud hence, tho soothing and 'aw'-
ing appeals to CONS once m"re into tue
!" happy mily', AMI all viii De forgotten
all forgiven. The Ants understand
iii. well, and as they know the r power
is beginning 10 b felt, they vii! perse-
we're utisil they have accomplished their
purposes. They need not fear defeat,
when nest they make a trial-'t IS proh-
able they have more friends than they
are aware Of. Mats. Gus psrrons.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

Tue National DtBr. The United
States, Oh the third If March last. owed
$50 043,0OO. From the third of Marct.
TO the 30lh ofJune. she redeemed $685.
600 of her stock. From the lst of July
10 the l2th Of October, she redeemed
$3,7ll,0OO. Since that time she has
pa 4 of about $l5O,ooo. The present
debt may therefore ba said to be $o5.-
10000. Of this sum. about one>haIf,
or $l2.462.OOo, ara held by foreigners.
It is likely, moreover, that the foreign
srs will continue to hold this stock, for
there is none better.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

lHR CONCERT AT Or. SLosSon ,.-Ne
regret being unable to w,tuess the frs.
examination Of the Musical classes of
DIR. Slosson's School. From the repre-.
sentatlons Of those more fortunate than
ourseii the scholars acquitted themselves
admirably, 1t is gratifying to learn that
the worthy Doctor and his e.ti,nable
lady are nor resping some of the beu.
ITS of their labors in establishing = first
class College for Young Ladies in Baton
k''uge. The number of pupils this sea-
son is quite large--hut no. enough SO,
to fully reward the DR.. for his exertions
10 50 auiahle an enterprise.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
FnEsru ELECTION PRAcrlcEs.-l

FREsCH ELECTION
trial winch has lately took place n
France, brought out SOME curious reve'
la:ioiis regarding HE manner IN which
| elections are conducted in that country.
Nj. Migeon was prosecuted by the gov
ernmet.t for alleged malpraci'ces at the
last election, aud on his ,rla. the govern
men,'s own maj prac,'ces We're beautifully
exposed. In the evidence given. mayors,
p%royo<,s, cures. and other utticlai persons
figure largely as the dispensers Of h'lbes
in the interest of government. Votes
were purchased, and It would seem also
dnade, bv the score, SINCE tie oaIl"l-b"x
contained u larger number Of bulletins
than there were electors. The bulletins
were numbered SO that the opposition
voters could be identified and punished.
Tie 'nquir cariously demonstrates the
working Of universal suffrage in France.
SO says an exchange. What wonld
a similar inquiry iii this country demou-
s,r;l- 3 Crescent.
1t would demonstrate that the vaun-
ted purity Of the baIiot-box ia All unnis
igated humbug. That q more ridiculous
farce was never inflicted upon a civilized
people. It would show that - ,epnbIi-
a government although the best form
known to man. is capable Of being AS
corrupt as The most despotic monarchy
upon the lace Of the globe. It would
show that places Of power and trust
were sold or given away to reward par
tissn favori.e, that the balioi-box bad
become an Article Of merchandise TO be
awarded to the highest bidder that
worth, merit and strict integrity, were
things classed amongst the antiquity of
ages, and no longer recognized in mod
ern politics.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

The CAMPBELL MiNsiRELs.-Ne see
BY the Baton Rouge papers thai the
Campbell Ministries are to perform at the
Harvey House to-.norrnw night. We
hardly think they can lie the same band
now p-rfornipg in New Orleans 2. tie
Ampi,itlieatre, and known as Mat Peel's
troupe. peei>s troupe never performs
on a Sunday night, and it is rather
doubtful whether Major Rhodus would
lease them lis fine hall for such purpo-
SIS IN that night. We asked Mat Peel
one day last winter to pay Baton Rouge
A visit with his fine band Of performers.
urging as q reason that it would pay
him well for the trouble. He replied
tl,a: il the citizens Of tia, city would in
vite him, lie would come, but that he
must Dr. guaranteed two hundred dollars
A ugh, before he would do SO. We are
rather Of the opinion hat the performer.
OF Sunday night are bogus C'ampde{s :
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
Al! VIII" live mus, d,.
through Nature to l,.r.;,.,
u 1Mn

Tn Sunday last. at his rs,;a..
braiY Landing, HILAiRE Brpcr ps,ew
aged - years, and a native Of thi. n,,,.S
L IS with feelings Of saanes. we
poorly express that We are compelled II -
''ou"ce 'Ae death Of this worthy citizen,
painful illness Of nearly a month h.
"asea Tue earthly career Of one Of the ,.bl...
zen orr parish has ever ranked ,ro..s
native citizens, The task Of reeo,fh,. a.
INA! departure Of such a man is n.;s,.,
doublY 50 to the writer Of this ,.h. Z,
Sho"h nm Tor Years, and who loved H.,
W!sH tie Earmest affection. aad est.eu
"h'ie almost IN the prime f:::e-surroo,d.,
by comforts which long years Of homes 81 81,
had aceuulalated-a fond wife and devo.,.
childrea. and when everything seemed h,;uht
and beautiful for the future. the fell d..t,,r..
seized him for its own and LETT tina. on.o
cheerful and happy home, cold and eomfo,,-
less. a noble spirit has passed from II.
morta' form OF poor HirAlzr an. winged Il.
way to the mansions Of the blessed. and
though gone from mortal sight, his n,ensrv
and his many virtues will be ever fresh so,f
green IN the recollection Of those who i oe~
him, SO long as their hearts threb with III.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

fF }he SoaH Hcs' has bsen Dis.
continued, III other words sasp,nd~L.-
Jusks SAYS IN ms card IN the Adsocats
OF Monday last, announcing tia, impor,
ia't fact, thai beng dioireus Of having
The differences which divided the Demo
cratic parry settled, have determined
to discontinue the Soulh West Won.
der # J. labors under the hallucination
that the demise Of the South Vest will
IN the S! ,shtest degree tend to heal the
rupture in the Democratic partyl On
wila, side next, ]. J?
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
~Tbs New York Book Publisasf''

Association have unanimously resolved,
after the LIST of The year, 10 gram ~
credit longer than four mounih'. las
resolutions are As follows:
Resolved. That We will sell after Janu.
sry Isl. 1858, on no longer shsn Jour
mouaths credit, requiring notes 'e't1 cur.
rent erchange on the city ~ ~h'eh 80
respectively do business also:
Resolred, That We will h rsaitss .
ouirs the settlement of all aceou"s
quarterly, balances ndef ono hu'u...
dollars icing payable in ea'h' ana o"
that amount BY note at three m'''a''
NTH eurresat exchange. 80.
Reesctued, That we invite the 'f"'e
other cities to unite With us 10 taes' 10
olutions.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
BlSuLpHlTE.--As the demand th

BlSuLpHlTE.--As the demand this
season for Bi-SuIphite is very large, our
planters should bear in mind that it can
lie procured in any quantity in Baton
Rouge. Edward Bogsl is sgen: for o.
ger Lauve's manufactory, and II. T.
WaddiIl for Bnnn4bes s.