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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26

!. 4 Jusr VERD1or.-Ihe jury in the
a 5 'ofthe State as G. " HARRY ior
tue killing Of G. H. G. srosE, returned
3 verdict Of not guilty sroSE it will be
remembered seduced tl,s daughter Of Mr..
HARDY under promise OF marriage and
then basely deserted her. The testimony
OF some Of the Witnesses an the part q
the State, if they told The truth, should
hereafter exclude them from All inter
course with respectable society, as want
ing in all the essentials to make mp hon
orable men.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26

~
I7~ Thanks to the polite and atsen-
tive clerk Of the steamer Laurel IIllI, Ms.
AEaz MCLEAN for late New Orleans
pepers. During recent trip to Bayou
Sara on board Of that poprl!arc oast packet,
we experienced the pleasure Of receiving
The attentions Of this courteous officer
who made us feel peEfet 4 4 tiaome -
and In return must do him The Justice to
say that he is as clever a gentleman, as
we ever wish 10 travel with. Capt. Hoor-
for the same polite attentions, can
take our hat and tie eeIs-ulen We Get
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26

DEPLoRABIE AcclnEEr.--Oneof those
accidents, which will sometimes occur in
the practice Of medicine, despite the ut
most care, took place IN u parish last
week, A fne boy, about ten years Of
age, son ofDF, HAINEs, died on Monlae
last, from the effects Of a dose OF NOR
phsne given him b. mistake, for u dose
Of anime. Tires other persons were
slcA at the sane time at the Dr.'s house,
aud to whom be gave buses Of the NOR
pllne for quinine. As soon as the error
was discovered, the usual rensdies in
such cases were Immediately applied,
and with effect upon the adults, but they
failed with the little boy. WHO fingered
until Monday, when be breathed bis last.
We deeply syn1patbize with tie bereayea
parents, and trust that He who tenn pers
the wind TO tbs shorn lamb, may pour
the balm OF christian CONSOLATION into.
their hearts, and that they may meet
their beloved boy in thai region where.
sin and sorrow are known no more.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26

DEATH OF AN DIN C,T1zEx.-The
New Orleans papers announce tie death,
in that city, Of Mn. JoHs DEBUrs, an
old and highly respected creole citizen:
His remains were escorted 10 the grave
with flung honors Lr tbs Benevolent
Association of tie Sons Of Louisiana, of
which the deceased WAS at Ilo.zored
member.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26

:. The FounrH.~-TSe patriotic citizens
Of Crosse Tese. are determined not to
permit the anniversary Of our Nations
birthday to pass By onlleeded. : fine
barbecue will be given, an address, read
ing the Dec!atalian, ball at night. ste,
will oollalitute lie features on the occa-
siau- -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26
and entirely out Of place. Common reg

ana entirely out OF place. Common res
poet for lis old associates would have
dictated another course, but intense dem.
oerocy must be slIovn somehow Or othe 81
and no better way 10 % It than to awa AXE
mp asSaKn' and give him another basa.
ing. How pleasant and how serriGcaI'y
heroic it mustbe to thrash an enemy no
E%longer in existence. We don't !iks to
bear too hard upon onrz friend BRAD, for
entertain the warlnest feelings for liiu
IN The world but wlen he attacks the
deIunct *ssau1," 81 vivid recollection Of the
fable Of the cid and dying Lion when the
beasts ct The forest kicked their heels in
his face, arises to our recollection.
It would be 4 source Of the greatest
consolation to eur iinte,naIarrauectaents if
The Gas tie d Sentinel nan would onIy
inform the world, including the people 81
Louisiana, auw the differences now di
vidfng the democracy Of this Stale can
be healed f ne err moi, the Senk;nel-
as a democratic paper-took the field
for Mr.. sIouR, against The regular nou1i~
nee OF the dem oeratic party Of the Third
Congressional District fort Congress and 50
deyoutly signus|, was he ii battling
against the sIidsI! factiou,tlss1 lie said be
gave lis very souZ 10 tue causeoi s1Gun
and Southern Rights" Now he knows as
we'll rs anV one else in the State. thai
the difference dividing tue democracy
Can never BE- healed while Mr.. sz1nELL
continues 10 exercise his power, and he
further Knows that harmony in tue ranks
Of the democratic party Of this. State will
never ts attained. and yet he says it is |
easy |
But there is Al a5ortive attempt at wit
in the quoted paragraph worthy ofatieu-
t'on--woTthy Of The autl1or-wortby OF
every body. The democracy will Aavea
time in extending to certain inar
yidua|s an invitation 10 retire to pri-I
Life. Eor q term Of years pot to exceed
niuety-nfae:! Why good Ar. Innocent
Gazettc & SHeslt4ez these very men II
whom yoa speak iud'lfsrentIy, are the
head ant lrontof modern d esnoeracJ-ahey
its yety so%uI--is llfe-bIood while You
aud the balance OF The rank and file are
v~ll1ppersin whom tisey anlaze with con
'eations-packed f,sioselaantl-to gull
'oa into tho bs!ief that every thing IS
lone S'ol4=the square" What innocent
:]nnocsuce!
- " - z !
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26
Ercn NEus-~TF I'rrE-TIIa :cl

Coon NEws-IF TRuE.-I'jle tcle
graph--if it can DO relied upon-aE.
uounces al! the upper rivers falling
While making this announcement with
much satisfaction, weeannot refrain from
saying that the telegraph has fallen cot
s;defAbIY ia Ii estimation for veracitY
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26
ANOTHER LARGE CaEvAssE, ;,

AxoTHERI ARaEU1 THE dis
agreeable task is again assigned US.
says the IakeProyiidleuc Herald Of The
18th INST, Of e%hronIe|iog another seri-
Gus break in the levee in this vicinity
Ala very earlThour Q a Thursday nlor-
ming last, an outer leyee, connecting
with the inner levee IN trout of Mr.. Hag-
.gaman's place, about mile below this
town, gave way and admitted the water
with such force against The inner Ieyee
as to cause a large break also'i tue lat
ter, Which sent tire water eareering over.
the back lands and ~1uinous|y submerging
such crops Of cotton and corn as we're
Inits track.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26

4 pleasant wife is a rainbow in tie sky
when her husbands mind is tossed with
storms and tampests.
We have nj doubt in the world thai
many rfnen wish their wives were per.
petus| liaiubows il the sky, from whence
they ne fer could by any manner Of means
get doH again.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26
ALLEGED CAUSE or TIE ExpLostos Q

ALLEGED CAUSE OF TIE ExpLostos Of
TIRE I>ENNsYigAsIA.-D On tuesday last
we Published. says tie Memphis AppeaZ
ut the ialis, tie statement ct the second
h'sg'neer 81 the Pe4HsHIIaazin, coataia-
Ing his account of The condition Of The
machinery and boi.ars attic time Of The
terrible explosion. i jtas been rurnored
tIisit- the condition. If things was very
different from what alatstateuaent repre-
scented, Grft il was hot unit! yesterday
that we #eEe aGte 10 trace the fu,uor 10.
All a~ushantia source. 0 learn
that john Fl. Campbell, OF the firm Of
y, Il. Campbell & Co., meIchanls Of
New Orleans, who died at The Garoso.
House on Thursday, made statements
cotalrsdiesing that Of the steond Eig.-
neer. On the uaornlagof The expsosioD,
Mr.. Campbell (wI4o was formerly Il prac-
tIca' e%ng1neer1 was up early, ard lIavipg
an a~cqnaIntanae among The deck passen-
gers who was sick, Ire descended to tue
main deekto par him a visit. On reach
ing the engine oo1n be found that The.
engineer was not at lis post. So struck
was he with this Instance OF negligence
and It's possible consequence, That be was
about to try the water, but desisted,
knowing The engineer would look upon
such an act as disrespeetfuI. He t,en
discovered that tue engineer was aft,
where he had been in company with
soma women. AS be advanced, the en-
ggiaeer approached, as if to try the water.
Atttat moment The G catastrophe occurred.
This statement We learn, IS supported BY
of persons among tie deck passen~
gers. We expect 20 be able TO throw |
more light upon this subject.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26

From this date, al" legal advertisements
s11ch as Sheriffs sales, separation Of property
divorces. notices Of Introduction. etc. anatst be
paid for within thirty days .lrona the hrst IN
~sertioa thereof. M exception will be made
in anv case. xF~~ r.
II Al! Job WORK must be paid for on de-
ivery.e December 5jh, 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26
g. A reward Of ten cents will cheer.

e Z rewaFd q Zen CENTS WIT eTleeF-
fully be paid*in American currency, Tor
the sight OF the individual who shot a
turtle in Lake Crocodile with a rifle. one
day tbs week.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26
SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1858.

Hay, HAr.-A fine lot of Switzerland
County hay has just been received by
Thomas BxnSE, at Baton Rouge Ie
is selling at remarkably low prices.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26

s Al INTERESTING su1r.-The case of
90. WooDaAs, us.=his wife, CAROLINE
THoMAs+ for a divorce, came up before
the Second District Court Of New Or
leans, on Tuesday last.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26
~ TT Monfav "a. -.

@ monday las, ths7Nssa.
elect Of New Orleans, Mn,,ss.14
ozEFH' received tha cath Ii oaf1,,.a 80
| aching Mayor spaanss. and iro,oss.. ,sa
entered upon the discharge & Ifs ;s.;a' '=
40 immense crowd assembled !. 4, !.
City Hall to Hitness.h eere,n.,r !, ~
iee1 "A little pridei il tie eIectiaa;af ~
sr1'H 10 : the e'isf Magis,raey i H. IT.,
commercial emporium, d ,bs Sos -
west, i'oEa he fact that ". d IL sptiss
OF 1854, had the pleasufeof e,ca,,;as,
'''at gentleman from tla nieagaa a.
where ''e vas then enpIoysa 1. lo,sEnss
Of LIE newspaper department., q o1sl
the first T]gwans Of ,he= Anenean.n..
" established ID. N u.oaeaa,.E.1a=
where we assisted him lnateriaug i
Srid'Dg the goat" Since BAL In. i
sT1rH has been llonored viii mora t,ss
one position Of Iionor and ~trusI#hu1Ia
people Of New Orleans and " y, !.
sored that ha viii O. al llsI Min,
al'n lies, to ensure Tie welfare aud
perltE Of his adopted eitY.
at the same tin1e,alIE tie otther III !,
elect Of the city Werasv sworn ii. 4
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26

|, HARRY EFfEors.-Iiog apppy#na.ts
lie be, .lo travels dorm. 8s'ruaa,a
pathway Of Iife, with light heart III
cheerful d'spoaitlon-and Hho looks n.
on ths.. yauilies and ftoIIIias 81 i1.a IL
with the coo: aud calm stostjsm of IN
philosopher. Time may silver Tie lian.
|of such a ona-a fatnilY may grow 40.
around bin, aud wealth add d tenn.
at'on to The yzeea Of Lbs day but am
IN the quiet and deep receases i ii.
hsarsra 'itt's %pEoIoplsr=is aIuaEsllaa
to point cat sI1e trua path d nlsegrftr,
and to whisper words d hope ihslaTs
denied 10 evil aud T;sciioas-miadea.
night Or Two since, We wera presents
the performance Of q naptial ceremony .
IN oar immediate vicinity, and among
the guests was oBe-a brother chino
az ago mug par'sa-Wbose poriIy per.
sonage attracted maeh attention and 4
smiratlou 4roln lis exceeding |iyeHnsss
and flow Of WH during tie eveniag.
env'oJ hun, We did, a1lo.,gg,ll Al llg
of pride arose IN u breast ,as VI
that he vas zone d nz..' Among l lIss
~ dancers of the evening, ntia Ifipppkedi
y lighter in the charming msszllrlka lie
enchanting waltz, q Esle eyer ascinxti iu
qualrllla, and-it seemed e us-tqs MAJ
be enYlona-tIsst tie your bel.es ~
wed for dle pleasure Of lis s,mFa,Yy,--
The first on tie aonr, and and the ast
to quit, be seemed ntYar ID l Il tiits
amusement All! well, tIsso.sssll.t y % II
ae couIJ find time 10 morsalGizzas.selfi sstnI II II
gag scene, i when en- journey .5r 9
has TsrogressatIso fsF down LEY i
and shadow OF death, with III Iltaeafe
aud tolls which eucalnbe man 1ra9gfsss.z
our lot should prove rs elleesfsasIIans can
:ens IS lis, why then This world s paara-
lise and assoctatiors IRE ts angels
V--r=E - k&E%
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26

- --l[E-"' Observation-Disclosures
0uR Corross CKoP. gentlemen.
from The cotton growing seet'ol5of f'Hf
parish, informs rs that tie caterpillar,
worm, and rust have appeared i tie g
cottosa, and are making SID i ,styEsAf.ll.
it. Il these ravages continue, : ~
there. will be little or no cotton nade.Ia
our parish this year. This asdoeppllys
regret t 0 lear, as but a ffeH days sinoea,
nc thought from 3 personal investigation
that the cotton never appeared more
promising, and al That time, saw | 20 1ndi.
cation of eitlag worm OR rnst..
Our cane.looks and promises finely,
although It is rather backward.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26

FL
e. Mayor ssrIFH, has. already made
bis mark in appointing 1T1Hos. =
Chief Of Police for The aty. b I.
dicians appointrnentof Nj. a, seer,s e
win s'golden opinions from at H sofsszel
men," and if but the ninoEappoastnaea1sa
are of the same character, We pradleaaA.
bounded popularity for Nh szf1H,sine
task ofremodeilIng and reorgganlsiDgtp
police department, is ~ Aug5leatl one'
but a Hercules capable Of the abor,I =
in the chair. Let him but do b sdatgy
boldly and fearIess1v, and allvi|ibaSRe1f.
ze
STARVED OUr.-Ope evidence that
Kansas is gradually lapsiDg into . auIes
and orderly Territory, may Be. seen 'n
the fact that the %cournotion aDd3ssnss'
ton newspapers-those that thsfrea on
internal strife and b|ood-and-murdeF'rn-
rapidly dying out Inef1
business has failed, and the polltea1
public have no farther use Tor them. s: lAe
St, Louis Republican mentions. among
others who have left for other parts d f1a
names of Redpaab, Phillips Of the
b|une, ThacEEer aud Hinton, q ths ~
News 5
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26

Estimating that duriDgsgelre months,
there would be landed upon this sugar
mart 200, 900 hhds. sugar, which sbonEd
pay each d tax often cents, and 100000
bbls. fnolasses, which should each pay
five cents, a revenue would be derived Of
$4,000 per annum.~ All Of which, is
respectfully submitted.
II. 0. II. NoaroS.
New Orleans, April 9th 1856.
"Curreas" will at once perceive that
the city IS willing to assist the sugar
p}anters by giving them a portion of the
leyce, sufficiently large to build a ware-
house to*store their sugar and molasses.
But in doing this, she does all she can,
without being accused Of showing par
TALLY TO n class of producers more
than 10 another. Let the sugar planters
subscribe a sufficient sum Of money to
build this Mart Or platform, and all they
can desire in this respect Till~be accom-
pIisEed I. There is no doubt that the
present city authorities are willing TO aa-
here to the promises made by their pre-
decessors, and if so, The New Orleans
1eHes is q better place for the sale Of
sugar or moiasses than any other That
could be seIected either in Grstna AL
giers Or elsewhere, to say nothing Of the
convenience to all interested. But il The
city will not o yield to the demands
Of the planters, why tIen in Heavens
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26

NOTICE.


NJ Cras, =. f7avxcs, is our authorized col
Iector for the city Ut fatdl! Rouge.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20

wAsuiseTos, July little letter from Minister
Forsyth, asking the opinion of the government rel
alive 10 the levy of the ZulOaga goveriment on the
property of American citizens, having been laid be-
fore Attorney General Black, the subest has by him
been thoroughly examined in connection with the
Official decree and the treaties between the Mexican
and other goyernments-our own being placed on
a footing with the most favored nations-while it
is admitted that a general tax may be imposed, nc
cording to the usual FORMS for legitimate purposes.
Yet taking all data into consideration, and looking
atthe present condition of the country, the coilec
ton of money in the manner proposed is in the
ture of a forcei contribution. Thus the position
of Mr. Forsyth is sustained, and of this fact he viii
betlnly advised.
Col. Geary, now here, has been reimbursed for
expenses attendant on calling out three companies
of militia, while he was Governor of Kansas.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20
Another Duel ON the Tanis.

Mr. Muruga, Spanish Secretary of Legation, now
in Washington, is anxious to fight with Mr.. oorco-
ran the banker, and accordingly, on Monday last
threw his glove in the face of the latter after the
manner Of the old time chivalry. Mr. Corcoran
d. pistol, but put itup again. No lives lost
upo the latest adyices The cause of this singular
affair." appears to have been an alledged indfgnity
inflicted upon the person of the Spanish gentleman
about two months ago by the Washington banker.
Muruga was paying attention to Corcoronis dangh-
ter her father objected, Mr.. Muruga was finally
caught at the bankers house, where he had been
having an interview with Miss Corcoran, aud by
the indignant father assisted by Senator Bright was
kicked into the street. Achallenge followed, which
was not accepted. TIE Secretary applied to his
government for his congo for purpose of obtain
ing sat isfaction without compromising the legation
Upon obtaining it he sought for his antagonist and
the result was the tracas above described 1t is
very kind in the two gentlemen to assist in getting
up little gentle excitement for the dog days
Since our worthy representatives in Congress have
adjourned, we have been positively suffering for
gcnteel fight or sbloody duel at Bladensburg
Washing city again comes nobly to our relief
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20
A Hint to Farmers.

Our contemporary of the Richmond South whose
opportunities of Judging of the crops are reliable
and extensive, INDUCES in some cautonary remarks
to farmers not to precpitate the sale of their crops
He AYERS that after careful examination of the
press returns in regard to the wheat crop; he can
truthfully assert that not only in this State, but
throughout the country, the product is far below the
usual supply. With this fact in view, the assertions
of an abundant yield, the moderate prices of the
opening market, a lthe unsnstained predictions OF
asuperabundant European CROP all tend to indicate
conspiracy among SPECTATORS to dcfraud farmers
Our ncighbor, very properly think, does not hold
out the prospect of very high prices for grain but
bis caution not to sell the representations of an
abundant crop, by interested spectators, is timely
and sensible No reliable estimate of the European
crop can now be made, as the crop will not be har-
vested for month hence, and is therefore liable to
the same destructive causes which have so seriously
diminished the American crop. Let farmers remeul-
Der that is exceedingly small, that the European
crop may be effected in a similar way, and
that grain buyers Offering prices, which are
based on the sapposition of large yield both in
this country and Europe In this state of affairs the
common sense policy is evidently to hold back the
crop, since such delay cannot produce any loss to
themselves, while it may very materially enhance
their profits
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20
Tho Reason why.


We have beea asked why we are not down upon
the new aPeoples Party" In therst place, do not
like to ERE unless we HAYES something to Ere at. We
do like to waste time in skilliug dead snakes
lift eyer had shape form, subtance or vitality, It
has none now. The first probe of the popular Ians
Get let out all of its lfwater. (blood it had none
amounting to one drop and half and the puny,
rieketty, half begoten, halfrnadeup, offspring of)
Know, Nothingisu, Black Republicanism and Old
Fogyism, the result ola triangular amonr, passed
from existence.
Read the following from the Cbambersburg CPa.
Spirit, and say if it is worth while to make war
upon such a concern: rtti
- There Is said toa man out west who has moved
SO often that whenever his chickens see covered
wagon stop before the door, they all march out
in theroad, lie down on theirbacks behind the wa
gon and cross their legs ready to be tied. Our po
ltical opponents remind us very stongly of these
chickens. Their leaders never let them stay long
in one place. In "a few brief years they have been
3noved through Whiggery, Know Nothingism,
Black Republicanism, and we know not what else,
and just now they are 'waittng for the wagon of
the Peoples Party. When 1T comes along, they
Will march out turn their backs, cross their
legs and let their leaders tie them and throw them
in, to be driven off and dumped ont they know not
where
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20
SABBATH SCHOOL CELEBRATION.

The members of the Methodist Episcopal
Sabbath School of this town, enjoyed them>
selves at a Picnic on the Fair Grounds on
Saturday last. It was our good fortune to be
with them, and to participate in the festivities
of the occasion, and can say with great truth
that We have seldom spent more delightful
day: Everything passed off pleasantly, and
nothing occurred to mar the joyousness of the
Scholars, and the happiness of the Teachers.
Long may the incidents of Saturday impress
themselves upon the minds aud h carts Of the
young and innocent ones who gave themselves
up to the enjoyment of life in real earnest
and may those of maturer years ever evince
the cheerful sociability which Saturdays pro-
csedings tended to develop.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20
OLD DIR; BONES MED1cINEs.


How do those who say that Consumption is not
durable, get over the fact that the lungs of many
persons on post mortem examination, exhibit scars
cled lungs had existed in the patients, that the
Tubercles bad been healed leaving the sufferer to-
die of a total 2 rIihereSt disease -
Cure Is difficult; but difficult as it Is OLD DR.
BONES BITTERS and CATHARTIC; PILLS to-
gether with his PULMONARY PILLS and pull.
mONARY POWDERS, WILL accomplish it.
The BITTERs and CATHARTIc Pills are designed
to strengthen the system, clearrltbe stomach and
restore it to its natural tone to cqualize the
circulation of the blood.
His PULMONARY PILLS and PowDERs are to allav
cough and irritation, to remove the mueus and heal
internal Ulcers.
These preparations WILL CURE CONSUME
TON as certainly the sets and RISES as we'll
as BRoNcHIT1s, ASTHMA, and all other Affections of
the air passages and respiratory organs. The BfT-
TIERS and CATHARTIc PILLS alone WILL CURE in
cveryinstance Epilepsy or Fits, Dyspepsia Chronic
Liver Complaint and Nervous diseases of every
character.
Dr. l.. 81. Bone, Son and Successor to old Dr.
Christian Bone, dispenscs these Wonderful Rene.
diss from his office, No. 2s4 GRAND STREET. n
York City. He would much prefer having a per-
SO al interview with each of his PATIENTS those
residing at distance by renting So, and stating
symptoms of their disease, will receive Medicines
they will say that DIR. Bones treatment proves
that Consumption can be cured.
Nov. %. lS57-1y.