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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-15
War On the Rraaza

The Proclamation Of President Buchan-
an, published -ome two menths ago against
flIibustering, iI just now receiving the Sc
verest criticilm from the Newspaper press.
Many ofthsm do not hesitate to character
iEe it as a sham, cheat, designed to Gre
ate the impression that be was opposed to
Walkers 6llibusleriDg designs, and anxious
% have our neutrality laws strictly obssrv>
ed, while at the same time he was giving
aid and comfort to this scoundrel. and in
reality doing nothing, or having nothing
done, to prevent his departure on hie un-
lawful expedition.
Be this as it mag, Walker and bis men
have lefI the port Of Mobile, and now war,
bloody war, comes to US from Washington
in case they are intercepted by the ships Of
any other Government than our own
England, will in all probability instruct
her seamen to arrest Walker and his men
on the high sea and should this be the
case, "our venerable President" will doubt
less call into service our whole naval force,
to resist, as be and bis advisers would say
$50 glaring an outrage"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-15
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroad.

HoN. JAMES FARMER, PRIEST. & sUP'T.
Trains on this road arrive at and leave
Alliance as follows:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-15

Prudes. who take fire so easily at the
slightest iutimalion Of improperly, are like
punk, which catches fire instantly after
having been once burned.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-15

Bee advertisement OF j. O. Baird, Sa-
lineVille, Columbiana county.
MARRIED--At the residence Of brides
father, on the 9th inst, BY Rev. A. Har-
mount, Nh. CHARLES RUKEEBRoD and
Mss SAMANTHA A. THOMPSON, both of
Carrollton.
The happy couple have our thanks for
their kind remembrance Of the printers
OF course they have our best wishes for
their future welfare and happiness. May
they ever prove, as they journey through
life, that love is-
"Two souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-15

The Bishop Of BusnOs Ayers has ex,
communicated all Freemasons, and declare
their doctrines incompatible with those of
the Catholic Church, ae-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-15

PErHRsoN's MAGAZINE, for January,
has been received. 1t is capital number
and we don't wonder that the ladies will
not do withou. it. In the bitter cold and
Miranda are fine engravings. Single copy
g a wear. We will furnish Peterson and
the Frss Press together for $9,75s year,
in advance. Whisper this to your neighbor.
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.TOB " o r K.

sci. b Il Il " KS.
1850 per Qr. paper fOund) up to 10 quifes
ever 10 quires, 81 per quire.
The above rates will be rigidly adhered to
IN all cases
G. W. BARLOW, .
e.. Publisher of Democrat.
. q WEYAND & BAXTER,
Publishers of Free Press
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-15

The Akron Beacon pertiusntly refers to
the approaching session Of the General AS
sembIy as follows: can extra session Of
the Ohio Legislature will commence 10
Columbus on Monday, the third day Of
January. What this Legislature is to meet
for is not even shadcowed forth by its
friends. It will meet and hold its session
at an expense to the people Of not less than
$50, 900, and probably 100000; and
what fort What will the Legislature doY
That's the question. No LocofocO paper
in the State that we have seen has attempt
ed to say what this extra session Of the
present Locofoco Legislature is to do. One
thing they will do. TLey will continue
in session ninety or one hundred days at
four dollars a day each, with host Of clerks
serpeauts-at-arms, &c. The sham Democ-
racy made the present Constitution of Ohio
which provides that the Legislature shall
meet only once in two years. Every thue
they have had power they disrsgardsd the
constitution by holding annual sessions ol
the Legislature.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-15
Message.

DoUGLAs SNUDBED.--Ine Little Giant,
while eudsavOring to brighten bis prospects
for the Presidency in the Southern States,
is receiving some salty lcks' at Washing.
ton. In the organization Of the Senate
COMMITTEES, few days Sgo, the Illinois
Senator was slaughtered Hithout the ben.
eft Of clergy Hs has for a number Of
years held the honorable and important
post Of Chairman Of The Committee on
Territories; but rs be had offended the
powers that be- at Washington, be must
needs be ousted, and The place given to bis
bitterest opponent, Green Of Missouri. 1t
is said that this was insisted upon by Onr
model President. His motto appears
still to be war to the knife, and the knife
to The hih'.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-15

t4 Twelve lines Of BREWER viii be consid-
cred a Square.
tX Business cards not exceeding ONE SQUARE
with the paper, will be charged 80 per year.
OJAdveFtisers must be particular TO mark
the number Of insertions on the face Of their
advertisements, or theY viii be published unit
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
EE- Advertisements should De handed IN
BY MONDAY MoREIxG, to insure insertion that
woke
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-15

G. & P. RALRoAD.-The following
which is taken from the Buckeye State,
is true to the letter, as all who have tray-
eled on that road, or are acquainted with
the manner in which it 10 managed, will
admit:
No Railroad in Ohio is SO admirably
managed, SO far as the comfort and accom- j.
modation of the travelling public is concern
ed. The track is always smooth and safe,
the cars clean and comfortable, and the
conductors polite and accommodating. :
Jas Farmer, ESQ.,, who discharges the du.
ties Of President and Superintendent, ard
hi. assistant, Charles Gorham, Esq, are
unceaaing in theiI efforts to advance and
protect the interests Of the stockholders
and we hear but one opinion expressed in
regard to their management. This being
the case, is not probable that any changes
will be made in their department at the
annual election Of officers, which takes
place on the 9th Of January.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-15
State Board Of Agrioultural---Fi-
nancial,

oIate DOdIo oI AgIlCulLuTa aL---fl"
nancial.
The following abstract Of the eouditioa
Of The Treasury Of the Ohio State Board
Of Agriculture for the yeHr ending Dee.
z. 1855. bss been made BY The Treasurer,
Lueien ButtleA ESQ.
RECEIPTS.
Dec. 8. 1857 Balance on band S6,929, 80
April "a, 49, Received Of TTsss
ursr Of State. beiag proceeds ta
of escheats and Show Ii
cspses 4,oO7 "a
Aug. I7tb, 1855, received Of ]. f
K Green, on account Of sales va
of lumber used at Gin. Fair. $500 90
Sept. 20. 1858, Proceeds Of
Sales Of Tickets Of admission
to the Fair at sandusky 9,997 rs
Sept. 20, 1s58-Entry Tickets ss5 90
Sept. 20, ls5S-Receiyed sub
sandusEy 5000 90
Sept. 20, 1s5s-Part Of Rent
Of grounds for Refreshments 4l2 20
Sept. 20. is5S-- Sales Of Sun
dries 5I,l7
Total Receipts sa7,756 90
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid sundry premiums for 1857 Sl,5ls 90
do do 1853 1927 SO
Paid expenses Of Board at five
meetings during 1858 57s OF
Paid j. H. Klippart, Salary $500 90
Paid for Printing, Stationary
and Dip. 1854 10
Paid Binding Reports, COntin'
gent Expenses Of Treasurer
hire at Fair 8,87e 81
Paid Postage, Telegraph and
Express Charges 35l 81
Paid Executive Committee, for h
sandusky Fair 12,446 50
Balance in the hands ofTreasur>
erthis day 1921 so
Total s9S,756 90
Mr.. Buttles reports that half a million
feet Of lumber at Sandusky, used at the
late Fair should be included in the assets
Of the Board, and may be used hereafter
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-15

The prospects are good for another pr ze
fight. A Buckeye [2Oe pOundarI pro-
claims through the Noble County Demo
crat that he accepts the challenge Of Tom.
Hyer, to fight for ten thousand dOllars.-
He is said to be one of the most respeeta-
BE men in Noble county!.
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PROSPECTUS.
OF THE
OHIO STATE JOURNAL.

In assuming the ownership and man.
agenent of TIE ONO STArK JOURNAL,
it has been the aim of its proprietors to
place it on such a basis, pecuniary and
otherwise, as to. insure its permanent sue.
cess and usefulness. All the materials of
the establishment Lave been renewed, and
in elegance of typographical appearance,
The JOURNAL is not surpassed by any of its
contemporaries. .... ....
The editorial charge of the paper has
been assumed by HENRY D. CooKE, who
has engaged the services of experienced
and competent assistants in that depart
ment. 1t is the design Of the publishers
to make The JOURNAL faithful, feAless
and reliable exponent Of Republican sen.
timsnt in Ohio and it is hoped that their
efforts will meet with lbersI encourage
ment from the friends Of Free Labor
throughout the State.
That it may be worthy, in all respects, Of
their hearty support, its conductors will
constantly aim, not only to reflect and ad~
voeato republican principles and measures,
but to present ii in its columns complete
and reliable information on all questions Of
State aud National Politics.
Full reports Of the proceedings Of the
Ohio Legislature, and daily telegraphic
synopsis Of the debates in Congress, will
be furnished, during the sessions Of those
bodies.
Complete and accurate reports Of the
decisions of the Ohio Supreme Court wiil
be published daily during the stated terms
of that Court. ..
Each issue Of The JOURNAL will also
contain the latest nsws, foreign and do.
nestle, received by telegraph and mails
up to the hour Of going to press; together
with complete Financial and commercial
summary, embracing Market Reports
Railway and other statistics, etc.
A due proportion of space will be devo'
ted to Literary, Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Affairs; and to matters Of prominent
interest in the Religious, Scientific and
Artistic World. In short, the colums O
the JOURNAL will present current epitom'
of the Political, Industrial and socia
Progress of the country, and especially O
Ohio. ~ @
The JOURNAL will b. published, as here
tOfOrc in Daily, Th.Weekly and Week.!
/ .Il..;o,n n,,o,, Iha followinn
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-15
s2S,756 90
Total

Mr.. Buttles reports that half a million
feet Of lumber at Sandusky, used at the
late Fair should be included in the assets
Of the Board, and may be used hereafter
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TEH Miss
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Weekly, (siugls auJscribers) per
year, l,oo
EEIN ALL CASES PAYMENT IN AD-
VANCE. ....
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dsrs to COOKE & MILLERS,
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10
e

|" = LEAaDLI = Q : = LIILC
! sfik Subscribers ARE now receiving tiaeir #iute'
i supplies, winch will consist Of n geaeGal assert
paent Of Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c., -t
Ihey nave tu4t received and offer to the ira. "a
81 Bbls OF the popular cieander Flour, s..
= hbis Deans Wl1iskey-t1ncl ADORE prnei.
81 =" Smiths, equal Y celebrated,
81 Boxes Palm Soap. Small Barr,
500 Plain E=con Hnilts, very choice, s.
q Casks low priced s. C. Hams.
Further supplies will be constantly coming in untII
their Stock ~ complete,
" .sv "*% aARt5EE & BENJAMIN -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10
Bayou Sara g. New Orleans
LIN EnFCCAST PACKETS.

E14aIGU SARA MAIL, The steamer
ID #eAPIIpI Captain Y, o. Bsfgsaco, sTIagssaJks
1eaFas New Orleans every MoNHaY al s rssgxzs@MSSsseA.aas
r W. and.#eNery FElDAI at 10 A. N. fer Aoegaoza. :
Tl Steamer LAUREL HILL, Eaptein /. Hooys,,
leaves New Orleans every SUNDAY Rt n An, and
very EhSfshA Vat . +, NJ. for Bayou Sara.
The stetraAr G. d j., Captain ViscEgT. leaves
New orleans every TUESDAY and THURSDAY At IL
NJ: and oHary ATuRUAY at s t. AZ. Tor i. Coma
The steamer RELF, Captaih Hail, leases New
Orleans every SlfHDA and WEDNESDAY rnru;ut,
fgr Eayou Crosse Tcte Railroad.
BE- y. r. The Capitol and Laurel Hill viii TAI
DO Coast treigha.
J. a. COTTON, agent, i ToLoupitoulas
I. Get New urIouns, unv I1tf
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" HGsE azs Store.
4 = bbis bi ,~Snlphata ofIjme.
~ 2tbhsa Polar whale oil, eleAg
8 " Castor oil.
~ = 10 Il Linseed oil,
- 26to Ibs Hhitslead,
10 dozen Champagne,
20 Clafet, =
5000 CHOICE brands ifarana cigars,
b. ~ tt8 German Il. cigars,
10 casks ScGtcIt Ale.
II bhls Blue Lick Warer,
- / " choice Praeti WHISKY
2 " - Monongaheia do.
i different Etnds OF French Brandy al
different prices,
10 dozen BaTnurn's Fluid LAMPS,
40 realms Wrapping paper,
Be boxes Chinese Ftre-craksrs.
All the above articles are offuess. at %ew Orleans
ices, ritler fDs CASH or on ere dit
Ell B(:9EL, Druggist
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

less soo9e1 a~ilsoIved by d meeting Of stock
holders. according to the fifth section Of the
act of liz Legislature. No. 1871 approved
March MfEl, 1863 above referred ta, orothef-
wise: and atits termination, OF IN case Of
insol veney its affairs shall be Ilqaidated By
one Of T.1oFe commissioners. not exceeding
hrree, #tto= feE elected by the stockholders.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10
WILLIAM IOGEL,.

Wholesale and Retail Druggist & Apothecazy
ELTON RolGE, IT..
" EET's CONSTANTLY on UAND and fs isi
IL increasing his stock Of everything usually KEEP
~sphcifstily solicited feeling assured titat he can nv
sat'Sta@tioa 10 tH4 nat1n,ers-prtccs will Ire fow-tsTu.
hoerHi-Sonso orders whether in CT out u his lire vi
meet VIII. prom pt attention. Particular attention "
be paid to PACKING and shipping,
ES~Every thing shipped by hin per any gnoa steam
boat, will ba insured
It viii be 10 your interest to buy your Drugs and
Medicines from
Maalst.ri VIM, BCGEL
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

RE1EUBARB,
SALTS, ,
CREAM TARTAR.
lPECACIlUANA,
SIENNA,
BARKS,
SALTS,
CASTOR OH,
BICARB. SODA,
LAuDNAuM,
PAREGORIC,
ALUM,
GINGER, &c.
IHES WE uaNE
~FAuEN5TOCK'S VEhMIFUGE,
pEERy'5 DEAD SHOT,
MoLAIN'S VERMIFUGE,
CHAMPIONS WORM MIXTURE,
WINER'S CANAD'N FERMIFUGE
BESIDES AET QUANTITY .oF PILLS, AS
WRlGHTs, JAyNF's,
McLAtS's, DRAFDHETA'S,
LEES, LOUDEN'S
MOFFAIT's,
UOLLOWAY's,
CHAMPIONS,
MORKIsONsIYGEN,
DRs. FRANKS,
GORDON'S,
AND OR LIEiMENTs FoR PAINS, 'BRGIsEs
~sWELLrNGs, STRAINS OR RHEUMATISM
We UAVF ~ .----
NERVE AND BONE
THE MUSTANG,
ARABIAN, -.
CHINESE,
VENETIAN, il
JAMES,,
RADWAT'S,
lOUDEN'S, -..
OPODILDOCk,
ROCKOlL,
MoLAIN'S,
HAYS, &c.
FoR DISEASES OF Il LUNGS AND ruRoAT
HAVE
W]STAR'S WILD CHERRY,
STARLEi2'S ANODINE,.
WOODLANDS EXPECTOnANT'
JAFNES EXpECTCHANT, to-
LOUUEN'S AND
AYERS PICTORIAL,
BARrHOLOMEW'S
PINK SYRUP,
TusN FOR DISPERSAL, WEAR SrouAcn
JACSD1oE, LIVER COMPLAINT. on
GENERAL DEBILITY, I HAVE
pEPSIN. SECH EDIIAM SCHNApS
ORIGINATED BIr"TEE>S
MOFFATr'S BiTTEiS,
HOFFLAND'S GERMAN BITTEnS,
GOULA BIT'I,ERS =
RESIDES SEVERAL PREPARATIONS OF
s~ARshpAHflLA SUCH AS
TOWNSHIPS,
WAYNCOOp'S,
GUIISCOTT1S,
WILLIAMS
SANDS
BULLS,
rs Besides these we have many other RENE |
dies for Uterine diseases. We. have DR.
Morse's lnvigorating Cordial, Mather's Re-
lIef, Cartar's Spanish Mixture, Lucina Cor
dial Marshall's Cataolicon, Carpenters Bu-
chu. s'@ =
AND CT FEVER AND AGuE REMEDIES, WE
- ~~~ -,.- 4.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10
PIPER d Is 4 4 u RID.

- =. -
FL L l. Il o. Is II 4 II + y II d.
sa-z
~ EsrryTgr7 y u.,., ~ eAa o;4:pnun p o.aa
4. pong. ar1 yicarffv H. ts+ 49, 49, [1"~+ " l.'I -
z~n,Iy iii sian,ands r. ILL., r.1';rs sto IT, - p.Iae =, t =.
taEins .nd Irs,ra. t,.F,;rtinr h+.4a s ~ - : l'''Hi
rer..iT;n, ff;reet rrn,r a. 80 80 .Ir : 1. ~ / ~"
Aal,egarv and t;t,r IT. ~ f,,,f nas"+aa5, '
sntsI
hrJ1a,rg
Bureaus,
s'sahpasast
"aAhstah1R3
CODE Eases
'hlna ana t-ass Flower Vases,
lea sesfa;
presentation tmra s. s&ncegs,
~ Toilet sefa,
hpl1!eS,
Thurman Icises Bootleg,
Gia7a Mare,
Any t.a Sefta
49, tgIsnt &
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BAhBEE & E NJ


Fresh Supn1faa,
I n*CAfKs BACON norI.DFlsss
- : y = 1o,Ao r. bulA PORK. Hos ronnd.
m Bills Pig Pork for tamiiy ESQ, ss.
SUI Bh.s Mess BeEE-verT ehn:ce.
Is Casks Hams. Sanford II Cranes 80
70 DO DO Evans Il w,tt
D Casks Iosuiaicas Smoked Eeets.
400 Bib Flour, choiee brands,
80 Boxes Star Gambler. 10 il
% . Ae.afaa9tiaa ~Ganals8 4 tot II,
Ri - - Sperm Ill Ngs,
100 Boxes WincheaIers Soap sniaallt bp.p.
100 Gefman--lstge L small barr,
FL Bags Rio Coffee,
Java in F~oeketa. aud
Gevagnnieass 8tttuna. choice article.
51fa~Rs ttlaret# Wine,
% Sautarn, S.#
Is Gases Cilatcau Rauziu-fne article l&5a#s
Is " " Il Rose, #za#@s
50 Cases taIkfEk Ala, ats,s Ii psntts..S E5
y - Champagne cifersqaartf,
So T@xes Choice tarnc hhsesse.
% Kegs Cherry Waller ntter,
go Choice Family DO
Is seshats--vegy snh erGue.ssF##
90 IS Pigs Feetsa
80 Els Deus r isiiskY,
- I Fishers 40. &C
~. aMhlsonsa hi
~ -.s4s &C., ~4zg$E 20 y Gill i III.
= 251ss Dts4s honongaf- d copper dfsiii!sd.
- hhla Loaf Sugar single and aeutie rfkafdiE
Sc ee:as I"ttgwfEths isfa wka, a5f
~ 20 Bits celebrated lailnns " IIassss \, $&5
20 4snaEi chests I~rnpertait & feenz Ifa.
10 g g. aunrowaer do, #
10 Casks choice Rice,
800 tigz. Straw :'robals,
500 Bags Fine 4 E4,arsc Salt, m 4
Is Or fsasks american Bfafl1s, 4@#s @
And Il aHY Der Of other articles, taatIt 5:f sFisirlr
invite the attention Of our Nest f,ats8.ss ts.asez.+
TSY .fU.sN~ -sg{N " yt.I vR.4KA .-k ti.AY ~
will i've left antr;ets Il give Uniform atisfaetsfan
may g.. EaItffE 81 HIM JfAEIS,
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DReyHrH AYsRG ! viii e~I1aeaEully eertify ypar Jacfoyal
IT, tbs best remedy ws ,utssess tor the rurs Of wt.5o,,ns
your fEateritify IN the Sottsa nppfaciate your Hlsils. and
HIfAH CoyELTE. md.
AIaStLIE, ESQ, NissraaEr, a., writes, ai Ja1, 1856
s. hal a. Tedious !Hfauenzax which confined uaei, i, doors
$FHy waess toos many medicines without relief: finally
2friett suur Itctsrut Hy tile at5yi:e Of our etergy man. The
first alse relfeFei tbs Hore1nss iii nf throat and 1lnga !;
gess than baR half the bottle made me completely we'll.
Eoir medicines are tho cheapest NJ well as the BEST NO
Gau hry, md We esteem yrn, Doctor, and your raEeedies,
IA the fh5ar n.aIs friend" T.
Asthma Or phthisic, and Bronchitis.
%% WEST MANCHESTER, a., Feb. Il, 1866.
cstn Your Cherry fsetorttl II performing marvellous
cures In this sect50n, 1t hrs relieved several from nlarut-
ing n aptoins Of consumption, and is now curing 4 man
who ltas labosed under an affection Of the lungs for The
itst forty years, HENRY L. FARES: Merchant.
4. 4. RAMSEY, NJ r.. ALs5os, MONROE Co. Tows,
writes Sept. q, 1883: " During my practice Of many years
T haze found nothing easiai to soir CHerry Jackosal for
giving ease and raiiHf to co.lsGluptiYb EHstisnts, or curing
such III arc cHrale+a
We might add rolatncs Of evidence, but the most cor.
pincing proof Of the Tirtueso Of this remedy is found In It's
effects upon trial.
CONSUMPTION 4, -~>s~@
Probably nc one remedy has ever hern known which
cured 80 marty aud such dangerous caaes AZ tAis. Some
no naman aid can reach; but even to those the Cherry
xsco7aI affords relief and ~ealafort.
~ AsroK IInrsE, NEN YoRx. CRY, March g., 1864. IA
.DocTon AyER. AoNaLL: 7 feel II u duffy and i pleasure
to inform you what your Cherry Pictorial has. done. fer my
"ie. u tEA Detb = tiuINS Nfc3fiiAE alhnet Has ahH-
gnrous symptoms OF Cofarnap tion. from which noaii we
could rrnfHrs Eaye hcr much relief. She waa steadily fall
ing, until AR, Strong, ofthis titFt. where we have cols fer
advice recommended q triai Of your medicine. We bless
his kindness, as Ne do your skill for she has recovered
from that day. She ia not yet us strong as che used to
q, Ut i ttae from her cough; and calls herself we'll.
yours with gratitude and regard, ~
>".~"s'" ORLANDO SHELLEY, or sH1tnTvr1Iz.
fbnsaaaptt1es, do not despair till you have tried Ayers
CHERRY PICTORIAL. 1t ID made by ona Of the best medical
chemists in tue work. and its cnses all around ns baapeak
the hlgl, merits Of Its virtues. -IHth3delp lta Aagey.
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c. s.ntfries.
- OK Bark NazappaN.
10 baskets Annisst.q,
8 dozen Corn starch s#.
IL boxes Coteata's Peaxi S arth, ]
e. yessst FoVlsr. Ss#5$Ss
baskets Seltzer Water
10 boxes Dry LAa4cnaae,ss
10 dozen I.iu1eJnies' #s5
10 3" @snperior Glarst.s
4 cask Old Fort, -#.sS4.SSSss#
ID dozsr Porter, Barclay : ,srkias
x- So e. fBursete on TENT cossaA.H@.sS#
] barrel Superior Old Hoseagshesa
Sc Campnine,% 81
WI. BotsEL, Dgagssss
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10
jon n TLAN @.

=. f5tppe Pipes Of
eecking. ~
~ 1ie or Copper Cutters,
~ !spouts o. Valleys
Tor .tnlag Cornices, mads and put APP AIrar4 On
hand a general assortment Of Tiursare; suear-houE.
Lamps. Lanterus7 Oil Cans, &c, Ee.
rs AL orders from the country promptly atsenda1
to. - John TVTaNf,
~ Church Street, Baton Rouge =.
S. T. GREW
att 0RNEK COUNSELLOR AT LIN
oaII& On Laurel Street, city OF Baton Rouge L.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

4. i. H0t&TLET, ESQ, ut t3rsA,. \, T.. writes: II have
Hsttf your 3fcartt myself and In m; family aver since
you invented it, and helisfe il the best medicine for isa
purpose ever put ont. via, Il uad c1ld ] should sooiter
pay twenty-five dollars fpE t. bottle than do without IT, or
tasa a5ty other Fafnety.H n
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

Cbnsasaptires, do not despair till you have tried Ayers
CHERRY PEcToRAL. 1t ID made by ona Of the best medica,
chemists in the world. ami its cnses all around us bsapeal,
the high merits OF Its virtues. --I HshEdelDhtu Lsd1xy.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10
y. r. MITCHELL.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
PIAQuEhflNE, LA.

Taa. sFRAus. formerly ii Cincinnati. rasns. Il
1!stassefs3 his services 10 the citizens Of West fs;n,
Rongs as = sargsaa Dentist He il prepared 4, 80
cate ail stsattnefsof iasntal operations ID tf,s .sa<t
atprasst ana scientific principles knssstI Il. 1l,r 49,.
fss#siass. TsfHsS reasonable. IT.. Strains rs. J.. $3.50 =
~ The residence t rr. Kratx, at Brusv tssndtay a.
ksfdsracaa he lett al this cface. s'@9t
1ees.-1sft DIR. STRaEs. rs. +
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10
y CONSTITUTION OF THE "
LOUISIANA. q MART.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
elTYnE ORLEANS

= Ia.1- VII UF1IFEFF VHLFHtEEa@|y =
Be it khownt that this day. before me, IL
Apy HeEroE CESAs, a Notary Pubfie- n and
Ior tire Parish ofNew Orleans, Stale efI.ou-
%isiana, d tliy=coninissioned and Gna|iled, T'eE-
sof,aIIy came and appeared The persons here
matter married. and Undersigned who seyerafl.f
dcela'e Chat they do by these presents form
themselves into d corporation, underauthorI-
t. of An act Of the Legislature Of this State,
entitled Am act for the organization OF cor-
faofatlons for works Of public improvements
and utility" No. 1917 Approved March
14th, 1865. To which end they make and
- - liza Eniiun.nn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21
Sheriff and Master Commissioner Sale,

Attorneys for Petitioner
May H. FS5S: tSi4l 81