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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-05
Business ChangC.

havs Bs da diossu OF my eItie ms r0-t 30 The bus
ness Of JchasCn, n d Co., to JnO. A. Fisher and
James Wheess no will nune heretofore, aud for
whom earnestly solicit hDeTa share OF puoc Iatlorage
uI Al L. A, HORNE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-05
EETA 20 g -

WISH to purchase from 20 10 % OB0 bushels prime
rsrchsntate Wbeat Tor immediate delivery. for hi1
fune' iS---tvegzf Market Street.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
pprf.h u w EST BATON r orpe

10y Virtue Of i Proclamation from his Ezccllencv
ID Robert e Nickli!fe. Governor OF the State OF
| Louisiana, ot 3ate the H1h Of August, 1851. ordering
Al election 10 be held In This Parish, on Monday. the
"a daY u November next, 1857, for the purpose Of
choosing one Representative to Congress fron the
Tniid Congressional District of this State, one Treas
urPr for the state. one Auditor Of Public Accounts.
one Superintendent Of Public Education, one State
Senator IRON the Senatorial District composed Of the
parishes Of East Feiicana, Point Coupee and West
BntCI. Rouge, ons Member Of the legislature for tins
Parish. one Sheriff. one Recorder. one Assessor and
one Coroner for this Parish. and Que Justice of the
Peace, and one Constable for each Police Jary Ward
IF this Parish. Polls will be opened on Aonday, the
"a daE Ct November next, for the election Of State,
District and Parish officers. from 8 O'Clock, 4. NJ,
auHi + O'Clock, 7. NJ, at the following precincts. and
under the direction Of the following named Com.
rniSst4ners Of Elections, to-Wit
i r tic Cutoff precinct ut The house Of rzaliau
HAfsty- Commissioners, Mr no-ror. Mr. T Tuiilef..
For TIRE E.ul. Landing precinct at the Coffee House
ot Iran>rnond Eourg & Co, Commissioners + i
woods. \ Williams and Gay in&suye.
fDf III" Court House precinct al the Court tEpuae
Il .H5r parish. Commissioners, ri. IIebaIt, Y IN.
b"Dcs aud T!ionlasC Patrick.
For the Gross T4te precinct at the store Of y 4 Tao.
-cau Commissioners, Louis l. Lobdrll, A Lec}ercg
ar! Q NJ LcHlnrc.
Fax the roylras precinct at tile schoolhouse in said
parish. Commissioners, Fiu.ie D.u4sear4, ca Smith
anI Gc"rsr Y Hamilton,
Polls Or the election ofa tpstice Of tie Pence, aud
4 Constable. will be opened ia e,-t, Police larry w,r,l
g O'clock, 4. N, until ; + IT,, at the t,.lowlng places
t"-wIt
Ist Ward, At the ssore If Er7or- { Do'ra,. Com
nisiorers Mr. Doccn- q 7 TDiIi!"r and landry Gail
2oj wari. At the store Of Madame Grasslc. Com
alISsioaers, Edmond White, } ! -*nisy and Yalre
I.tadEE.
Bird Ward. Al tie flee H,3sc Of Trausmonl
Ro9rr n 10, Commissioners. oscar L&H3rv. Eypro
mt" itvhrrt. IT.. and Sostncnr Aittct,
4LI Ward. At the house At Joachim Aitlet. Com
,-sFt To-. t7".T Dc ,fE.s -l-,- ~ --Ir
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19

Touching the Other Districts, politics
ar remarks Iy fl 1t. In The Fourth
necessarily So, for now Can any man, IN
Tie face of - Democratic mlipritp Of
nearly three thousand, screw bis courage
TO the sticking point, and wander from
parish to pa:i h, addressing the sover~
eigns with a fall iureknowieAgc ola hope
less defeat
Never did tie N. 0. Bee make a gross
er mistake. Col. Sparks, tie American
candidate for that Dist let, has osked
With an energy almost unparalleled. He
knew when he accepted the nomination
that an immense MINORITY stared him in
the face, yet he did not finch, nor quail,
but has acted as II success would have
crowned his efforts. a more energetic
man IN orr cause, we have never had.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19
Baton Rouge Steam Ferry.

THE NEW STEAM FERRY BOAT
"sUNNY SOUTH - viii leave Ba- -
ton Rouge at 7 o'clock, 4. NJ. during The sN1zzsak
Winter months, and at 6o'ciock during the Summ4r
and ply regularly during the day. An interval ri
fifteen minutes will take place between the trips from
either side.
The boat will leave the Baton Rouge SIDE On her
last +rip at sun-iown. and remain five minutes only,
on the opposite side; after which, persons DESTROYS OF
crossing before sunrise next morning will be taken
over in skiffs at double rates OF ferriage, according to
contract.
ss- No contracts viii be made for ferriage by the
year or quarter, but in order to suit the convenience
of those whose business or pleasure causes the fire.
quent crossing Of either themselves or serYants,
q Passage Tickets - will be sold on the boat in pack
ages of twenty five for Four Dollars. being a discoant
OF twenty per cent. on the established rates.
RICB'D MARKHAM & co. .
mchl4 jProprietbrs
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19
n. Sigur at BruIy.

+ n,,s,.saav last we had the pleasure o
th;s Democratic great gun address,
aa.s,,0r at the town Of Br"'y Landing
hi, parish. The notice OF the "'e''"=
nswbat limited, but quite crowd o.
~0nwashsd" assembled to listen to the
r.ad;c..ion Of the position OF TINS Se"''e-
the candidate Of the secon" De'no-
.,stic nomination. The meeting was called
,ao,i.r by Capt. E B. TRINIDAD 2nd the oso.
o6esrs appointed. MI. T|'hen introduced
~, s,aep, who i'm Immediately went at ms SUD
~. with a zeal fully showing MS de'eit''''-
!.;on to perseyere in spite OF the sTea, o"'S
:~.. him He declined attacking jVose
w.-,rasroS, in consequence 0. Us illness
-. ;at;n,atsd that should they meet. lie was
.lr "a rive the Judge full benefit Of a dr.
-.o-;n this We hope he VIII not be aIS-
N-.;,.sa He touched but lightly upon
81 ,,.st;on of Southern Rights, bat went
M, DAVIDSON with a perfect r0sh. ne
..,smDted to prove that Mr., D. was not only
ignorant of the interests he was sent 70 Eo"-
ar.s. to defend, bat showed an ignoTnre Of
bic c~onntry's history that was objectionable
IN man of his aspirations, tf. ;, also
touched upon the private cAasaseF Of MI.
n,v,asoy, He said that Mr.. D. was only 4
.,oI !. the hands Ct designing niep and that
,br con, ention which nominated INN, had
.ss natter all cut and dried beforehand.
"a then went into a lengthy dissection Of
n. method BY which Mr.. D received mat
nomination, endeavorlng TO prove that 1t vas
MT in accordance with the usases Ct the
Democratic party, but one secured by trek
sry and fraud, and therefore not binding upon
the Democracy Of this Congressional District
He said that Mr.. D. was odlous to tae Dem
ssracv At laree-tha: they had become tired
and Disguised with him and only wanted a
favorable opportunity to throw HIM over
board. Mr.. S. applied sorne-aS VIC thought
very harsh epithets to Mr.. DAVIDSON, and
which seemed somewhat out Of place and
unnecessary. Our space does not permit US
10 follow Mn: S. in detail his entire object
being TO shox that Mr.. DAVIDSON was lot
only not a FL person to represent this District
ia Congress, but that his acknowledgements I'M
fairly obtained. The speech was received
with considerable enthusiasm and the cheers
az his hearers seemed TO indicate that they
thought pretty much as he did about the E;3t-
ter. At the close OF the speech, Mr. SIGtR
requested all who favored hlm and his views,
to 20 over to his right, mhen about two-thIr5s
Of those present, went over to the side in1t-
cated-the remainder being pretty much all
K. n, stopped OF the left After Nj Sl1ra
had concluded, Mejor i~FERaoS was called
upon and spoke for a few moments with his
accustomed iluency. After the adjournment,
Mr.. slGUn with a few friends, partook Of the
hospitality Of Capt. TRINIDAD, where we
know they were I'll well taken care Of. Mr..
addressed another meeting at Bru'y the
ssme7night in the FreHch language. A fine
ball wound up the excitement O! the day
Dir. stGrR goes from here Livingston where
he viii probably have an opportunity #
Mr.. DAVIDSON in discussion.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.

PARoIssE D'ouEsr BATON ROUGE.
YNS yE2TU dune proclamation a SOD Excellence
Ia Robt- c. Wickfffe, Gouvtrnepr de Fiat de Ia
i.auisione, en- date du s Aout, lsa7 II sera tenu unc
election dams cette paroisSe
Lnndi lie saNoyenhre proclaim. 1857,
pour ciolsiE un REPRESENTATIVE Congress pour lc 3ne.
District Compassionate de cette Etat un Tfesnrier
d E2a5. pour Ia Louisiana: un Surintendant d'ttat
le Ila>tfuction ~fubIique in Auditeur des Complies
Ful:4ue pour PEtat en- s%nateur pour Fiat pour
gepr@-enter le District Senatorjaie, compose deS pa
raisses Quest Feltciana, Pointe Conpee ct Quest Ba-
ton Rouge IN Eepresentant POM Ia Parcisse d'9uest
Batoa fouge IN Sheriff un Recorder IN Asses
scur. ct m Eotoaer pnur Ia paro:sse d'0uest Baton
Rouge an Jugc de Eaix et IN Constable pour cha
Gae reimbursement de .Jnri de Police de cette par.
oisse, des ~scvutins pour lelec'icn d'ftat, le District
e Offices de ParoiSse srront orvcrt 10 line jour De
Garrnhrh proclaim, Dc 2 hearcS A. NJ. a 4 h"uro-
r. VI. LEAK ci-arras Ac>ignes. SAVIOR aa Racourci.
! II Mason De Jlclten itaifai. preside par NJ. Boron.
G. TutHer.
Au Braiey Landing. An cafe de Ttas Bourg REQ,
d::sidec par +. a. Woods, F. \. Williams ct Guy La
besve.
i la Haison de Cour pe cette parotsse. presi,ee par
-I;i. tfrbert. 7. Dubroca- OF Thomas Patrick.
Al Gro.se-Teth Frecinct-iouis l.. lob!eli, A. lie
clrrcq ct o. NJ. Leblanc
Au Baynu foydras a Ia naiSnn d'eeol- sur y dit
Beeou ~presi'lec par Emile Brousssrf, {. J, smith ct
George #. I~laniitnn.
"a srrutins pour rplvc,tpn dun Juge de Haix Ell
M constable serput ouverI dams cilaqn3 aFrnnutSSr-
meuts Ar Iuri - Police, ltndi l- ? Novtrnhre pro-
,hu;n 1857, de 9 hrur"s A. NJ. a 4 heures L. NJ, aux
tier& ~Gi-apr"s deSiSnsc, savutr:
Ter. .Arron1issetmnn-au magazin lie Hebert X Dol
1on. prasi1ee par N. Doiron. IT. FULLER ct Landry
Eaiitour'.
2nle. Arron-a Ia grncerie lie Mad. ?, Cassie, presi-
dee par Edmond White, J. T. Landry ct VALERIE Ian
Try.
3me. Arrnn-au cafee he Bourg X Co, pres'd"e
par Oscar Landry, Hypolite HebeEt, .Jr-, .~Sosthene
Aill"t.
4me. Arron.-a Ia mai<on dc Joassin Aillet, prcsi-
dee par Gay l4.bauve, Alfred Hebett, ct Joachim Ais
let.
SINE. AKRON "a la niaison de !. Terchehourg, pre-
siiee par Terence Derichcbourg, Theodore Bia "rbara,
Ell Iorvil!e Lrndry.
fFne. Arron.-a Ia Maison de Cnrr. de cette ParoiSSe
presidee par Rp. Hebert. F. K. 4f.ain, ct V. bubroca-
Tin. Arron.-au magazin DE IeEail Il HaDrd1lan,
pres;iee par John 4. Bird, Leon IAjeune ct o, N L.
Blanc.
SINE. Arron.-a la rrocerie a. Alexis Iongucfce, pre-
siiec par Jas. l. Lobdel1, NJ. C. Leblanc ct Ad"nnis
ThiboietuX.
9ne. Arron.-au magazin de J. F. Tacneau, preS'-
lee par B. W. Clark, A. Sidney Robertson ct Augus-
Tin Leclerb.
I0me. Aroma la maison d'ecole du Bayou Poy-
dras, presilee par II. L. Elinn. G. d. Petit ct lanuei
T. Day.
lime. AKRON IA Ia mai>on de Courtney K Woods,
presIdee par ". 4. Winter. s. s. Hereford ct H. Il.
Cnurtney.
Quest Baton Rouge, ee u Sept. 1857.
\. ". POPE,
Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19
800 REWARD.

n ANAWAY from the subscriber, on Monday, the
II End March, a Negro Man named OSCAR, black
complexion, % years old, 6 feet l or 2 inches high,
and very stout. He has a careless way OF throwing
his head about when walking is smart and talks
well. He has a fcndneSs for steam boats. and may
possibly attempt to obtain employment on some OF
them. When last heard of he was .endeavorlng to
make his way to New Orleans.
will give the above reward for his deb cry at the
jail Of Baton Rouge, or to my agents, J.W sURBRDGE
&Co, in New Orleans.
is. WILLIAMS.
West Baton Rouge Apl, 25th ls57,-tf.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19

now i'll store.
= Il ibis hi suIpitate Of Lime.
~ 20 bhls Polar whale oil, clear,
5 . Castor oil
10 q IinSeei oil.
2ooo lbs White lead,
10 dozen Champagne,
% = ciaret,
5000 choice brands Harana cigars,
10 900 German cigars,
TO casks Scotch Ale.
. bbis Blne Lick Narer,
Il choice Peach Whtsky
? 8 =" Monon2aha.a do,
S different kinds Of French Brandy al
different prices,
n dozen Barnuna's FLUID Lamps,
en reams Wrapping paper.
50 boxes Chinese Fire crakers-
All The above articles are offered at New Orleans
rices, either for cash OF OF credit
I'd BOGEL, Druggist,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19
DATON ROUGE. CROSSE TETE &

DATON ROUGE, CROSSE 1E1E d
ID o%PELoUSAS RAILROAD. NEW ARRANGE
MESTs,-on and after Tuesday, Sept, LIST, the cars
will leave Bayou Crosse Teteldaily, Sundays excep-
ted at 81 O'Clock, An, and returning, leave the
river at 4 P. II.
The steam ferry-boas Sunny south" will make
two trims a day to the terminus of the road, viz
Leaves Bathn Rouge at 81. A. NJ.
a" 4" P. NJ.
All freight for the evening train must be shipped by
u. m, that trip being made exclusively for freight.
Through tickets AMI excursion tickets for sale on
tbeE:un y South. j. d SLACK; Superintendent.
Jane -, 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19
SAVE THE

sd II ! TIT
reach their twelfth year, three fourtas Ne believed
to he the victims of internal worms rr diseases
arising from that cause. A medicine like
WINER's CANADIAN vFRMIFUGF, :.
which will lpfaiiibly ana rapidly cure the disna/,
therefore Of immense i'm Portance to every famiI
is extol'ed in the highest terms By the .aculty, and
this time when the mortality amy children
greater than was ever before kno>d, it is not safe o
prudent for any household to bc<sithout it. believing
that the frigl tfui increase 81 deaths among children
is mainly attributable to worms and the disorders
they produce, we ecemmeu this specific t. all nho
have charge of Young families. s~
Es- Be particular and remember the name,
q Wlner's Canadian Eermifuga." This is the only
article that can be depended On. Remember this
Fer sale IN New ORLEANS, wholesale ana retail, by
J. WRIGHT & co,
Sole Proprietors.
q and l51 Charles street
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19
THE enid, Is only trouble with worms
fr
India RahbeT Betting.

INDIA K'sHEtT BIftIHs'
ZOO FEET IN STORE, ofA, 6, 5 9 and 10 inch.
OsJo 3 and 4 ply. ] csn furnish any size belt
ing Mt short notice, from ! incl . ply, 10 20tnca 3 riT.
This betting ia manufactured under Goodyear's pat
ent. and l. superior to rather for tha following rea
IONS II has a perfectly smooth and even surface.
1t seldom requires tightening more than Once, Il
will always run straight, and with a perfect hearing
on the pul,eys. II il stronger airi more durrble than
leather. (. can be constantly run In wet plac"s, or
exposed TO the weather, without mary, and all wide
hclting. 1T q ccst ol eng third fass than tsHhsr.
Aug 2g. A. BRADFORD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19

BsuL, LANDING, ". 3. r. sept. 18th, 1857.
EDITOR SUGAR PLANTER Please announce I.sur-
" sssur as n candidate to represent the Third
congressional District Of this State in Congress; and
:" NC VIII be supported by one hundred and twenty
y democrats of this parish: and ~ many more
'osrs Us We can get, and oblixe
BRUiy.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF WEST BATON RDUCE,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT

'iH'i ga Wv -"
Ia the Matter OF the succession Of pcocilis Isi,ee,
decd. No, $40.
r BY VIRTUE Of II Commission Ia me directed N The
a3pye entitled Succession, from the 9Th District
Cuugt in and for said parish and State. oil date tie
9th DAY Of September, y. p. 1857, will BE- 0tIeret for
sale At public auction to TIE last and highest bidder
at the residence OF nEaGsin TuI.li"e III this Falssll
IN
Monday October lot.s, 1857
At II O'Clock, A. NJ, the following described property
belonging TO said Succession, to wit
Euiat,c 4 negro woman aged about Is years, and
her two children, sam, negro boy aged 6 years and
Elizabeth n"sro gitl, aged 4 years, ote horse, LOT Of
cattle aud q lot of moveables, etc.
Terms Of saie~-ii,e moveahle effects 10 be sold pay
able On the LIST day of March, 1858, the purchaser 70
furnish his notes endorsed to the satisfaction Of the
administrator.
The slaves to be sold payable IN three equal install.
suents the first ayabie on the LIST day Of March nest
1883 second on the LIST day of M,SEch, 1850 and the
third. on the LIST day Of March. 1850 The ~purchas-
ers TO furnish their notes endorsed to the Satisfaction
Of the administrator, bearing interest at the rat Di
eight per cent. per annum from date until PAID,
payable at the Office Of the Recorder Of this Parish.
with mortgage and confession of Judgement. retained
on lie property sold until fGi! and fuai payment.
N. W. POTE, Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, Sept. 18th 1851.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19
Fresh SUDplIax,

Fresh Supplies.
fEFiE subscribers are nov receiving their winter
i supplies. which, will consist of II general assert
Laeat OF Groceries, Wines, Liquors. &c,
They nave ,utt received and offer to she tra<.e,
80 Bills Of the popular Oleander FlonrA
u Bhis Deans Whiskey-much Adore r:no',
81 - Smiths, equally celebrated,
so Boxes Palm Soap. Small Bars.
500 Plain Eacnn HUNS. very choice,
6 Casks low priced 5, G. Hams.
Further SUPPLIES will be constantly coming in until
:Asir stock is complete.
RARBEE BENJAMIN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19
CLERk s.
STATE OF I0TISTANA
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
Skin lruiciAl DISTRICT eoeEr.
IN the matter Of the succession Of Aveltnn Hebert,
widow jean Tuflier. decd. Na az.
WHEfEAs, Leon Tuflter has tbs day hle! his
" application toF the administration Of the above
Estate,
Notice IS hereby given that all opposition 70 the
anne must be llesi in the Clerk = Office Of th:s Parish
thin ten lays after the first publication hereof.
IVES: Baton Rouge, this i2th. DAY 81 Sept. 1857.
u. 3. U~HANBEaIIN, Clerk,
FTAT DE La LOUISIANA.
pARoIssE QUEST BATON ROUGE.
C,"anr stzIE&E DISTRICT
Pans afsa II sie Ia Succession Il Ayelin" llpbcrt, we
|zIl Ia .lier, Grcedee. No. ST..
fFtNbt' nc leon Tritiier = ." jour "frregIs,
"A IRE son apriieation couatls administrators lie Ia
s15titc Succ"s 5or-
AVIS est fat "a present ,lonne 4ae tout opposition
a "a afte antL cation d"fta ctre e~i,registre '!ans ie la
seaR di frefiter dc cette rsraissc dams les Xix loGTS
wa sHifroht n premiere publication de eette ave.
NJ CI~fAMaEnLIN. Grcfler.
Quest tfeton Roc. &c L. Sept 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19
FURNITURE

4 FEW Complete sets OF Cottage Furniture
n entire new pattern Of tais beautiful and
iture-tor-s sale by j. ftfbk o..
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Konge- Lilly White. Shell, Buffalo Horns coarse an
fne Combs. Brushes of all kinds, q rev supply jus
ece,ved by
/ &c ) SIS MN bo"ti, Fiss's
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-19

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish West Baton Rouge.
sIKTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter succession Of Richard Vail No. SIS
WHEREAS, Augustine lie Clerc4ue Administrator
w has filed a provisional account Of his admins.
tration in the above succession.
Notice is hereby given that all legal opposition 10
the homoiogation Of said account, must be filed in the
office of the Clerk Of said parish, in thirty days from
the first publication hereof.
". 2. rIfAMBEELIS, Clerk.
W. 1. Rouge, Sept. I9th,7s57.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-20
From 60"
Fer the Standard.

Eor the Standard.
Mr., EARLE,-When I furnished you
my communication published jim the
Standard Of the 9Th inst. I did not anti
cipate occasion for further trespass on
your columns. I would not now ask for
room but that correspondent in your
paper last week very unfairly adrerts to
what I said, and tmD1stes to me what I
didn't say. He says even go so far
as to insinuate that our representatives
may be bought over TO the interests of
Burlington by proposition to swap
horses,'' and on this inUentio,s of His
oaUn he utter5 comment. An insinuation
means hint, suggestion, of that which,
if untrue, may be, and in such case as
your correspondent states would be, NOR
ally slanderous. Now I made no such
insinuation concerning the representa-
tiyes. I said in substance that the gentle.
men from Burlington g proposed TO swap
dc. An ingenious mind not looking
ior, and not ready to see what is not to
De seen" viii find in what I said no ap-
Proach even to an insinuationD touch.
ing the probity of our representatives.
apprehend they viii conceive it to be II
ample time for your correspondent to vol.
unteer a Elndication of them when they
are assailed and possibly if they were
IN need, they might prefer an advocate
whose mindsis so little distorted that i
viii not peryert that which may as Just
! ly be taken for q cemmendabIe alluzion
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-20
CLARKE's FEMALE PILLS,

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke
NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous disorders to
which the female constitution is subject. Itmod-
crates all excess and removes all obstructio
and : speedy cure may be relied OF.
TO MARRIED LADIES'.
it is peculiarly suited. It viii. in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov
eminent stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent coun-
terfeits.
C4UTf0N-These Pills should not be taken
by females that are pregnant, during the first three
months, as they are sure 70 bring OIL miscarriage
but at every other time and in every other case.
they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
!. c. BALDWIN & CO..
Rochester, n. Y.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, \. Y. General
| Agents.
y. B. s1,O0 and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, viii ensure bottle Of the
Pills by return mail.
4 For sale by FRED. z. SMITH, Montpelier
| Wholesale Agent for Vermont; r. w. NYE, Iras-
burg, and by one druggist in every town. Al
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-20
st. Johnsbury Academy

rElHE Spring Term viii begin Tuesday, February
i 18th aud continue II weeks.
While the opportunities for obtaining thor
ough English education remain as heretofore, I'M
usual facilities are now afforded for instruction IL
the Classics, and studies of the Higher English
course.
To INDECENT students preparing for the ministry,
tuition is RENTED from the income Of a Special
Fund devoted 10 that purpose.
= full board Of Instructors is provided and no
paiiis viii be spared 10 maintain the present re-
putation Of the school, desirable place of re
sort for literary and moral culture.
Glasses formed to commence Latin, Greek and
Geometry in tie Spring Term.
1t is Usry desirable that students should al bC
present the first day Of the term.
Catalogues and full informtion furnished on ap-
plieation to the Principal, J. c. CUTLER. A. B
or to J. P. BANCROFT, II. D., Secretary Of thC
Trustees.
ST. Johusbpry, Vt, Jan 80. 1857.