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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-13
FA99MA NN'5
IRON HOOPS AND TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

Pr,ce + cents per pouad--2ope' ce"'' ess '"on
Rope.
NY one considering the dvan'ages OF Iron
Il over Rope as material forlnding COTTON bales
II will be surprised that it ha NOT neen adopted
long since. In its security ag'nst hre there Is an
overwhelming reason for Its aoption.
The Presses in the Seaport 5tles nave Deen the
main cnuseof its not being geeraly adopted but,
now that objection is remove geheraLy, ana the
Orleans Press the largest inn. o., give it the pre-
ference over rope. The Fasnanh IRON noop ana
Tie is the Improvement of oe OF the pfop,ietors,
and is adopted from the fact lhaI II Is Iouna aiter
long experiment, to combn the gfeatest merits in
simplicity and facility of APPLICATION OF any one
vet made. It'll SO preparedast to require no change
! for recompressing. Thus oviahng the ohly re-
naming difficulty at the sci board cites.
! The hoops are sent OF ay length from eight 70
ten feet and full guarantee given that neither the
Z Ties nor Hoops shall brcak And further, that all
cotton bound in them shalbe received on the same
terms, at the Orleans Pres as rope bound cotton.
The weight per bale is abelt the same as Rope,
OF one pound more or less
b To show the opinion Slip Masters have OF it, We
give the following, amsg numerous commenda-
lions we have:
The undersigned mastds Of vessels having had
y cotton compressed with hssmann' new Iron hoops
and Ties, hereby recommend the same. The bales
being well compressed, md the buttons or hoops
never break when throra Gown III the Ships hold
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-13

Virtue forever still resplendant shines:
Perishing and frail are other earthly things;
Virtue that bliss bestows which life rehnes,
Yet breads not death, to guilt such terror bring
It is not wealth, or rank that virtue makes, s
As deem the vulgar and weak minded throng.
Fortune her tickle favors gives and takes,
And oft leads vice triumphantly along,
Can some dull clown into 0resus change,
And plebian to monarch turn,
And SO bedeck and metamorphize strange
The idols, can their feet ofclay discern,
Yet cannot sway one great and lofty soul,
Since Virtue spurns at accidents control.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-13
OLE 4tmotrat,
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT !,
"a 90 per Annunl. -. I'm AdvaHsce
j Y::::::::: Is, 1859,
DAWGS,

Some rhymester expressed his sympathy for the
under dog in the fight" He was replied to by
me who celebrated the sterling qualities Of the
upper dog" Another congratulates the outside
log as follows:
You may pirate Of your upper and bottom dog,
And blow an alarming sight,
But, as I've found, the safest dog
Is the outside dog in the fight.
He never desires to be counted in,
Thus showing an instinct bright;
He saves his grinders for polishing bones,
Does the outside dog in the fight.
Mr.. Heenan may try as long as he likes
To damage his foeman's sight;
But the pleasant position Of looking on
Has the outside dog in the fight.
Utterly needless if in the strife
The might prevail or the right;
The appetite's good and tranquil the life
OF the outside dog in the fight
When danger threatens, the rapid way
That he runs is refreshing quite;
And simply evince she sound good sense
Of the outside dog in the fight.
And here's to his healthy and happy days,
Luck send him abundance Of prog,
And drink to the hero Of private life,
A health to the outside dog
pumpkins, who likes dogs as dogs, gives uttel
ance to his peculiar convictions in the foloWin
awful strain" H
Ifs "feller" must be dog
1t matters never mite
Whether he's top dog or bottom dog,
Or spectator dog in the fight.
This world is much Oft canine world,
And as often must we meet
With trading, talking, biped dogs
As with dogs that have four feet.
hate the coward outside dog
Looking safely on at the show,
But won't praise the upper dog, 4
Nor pity the dog below.
A dog is good in dogs place
Wherever that may fall,
Blu. the best thing yetfor sensible man
Is to be no dog at all. a
a
He may keep, feed and bondle dogs,
Or bet on fights for pelf
But tits silly thing for white man
To act like dog himself.
! never could be dandy dog
With hair put up in curls,
Like sleek and lazy poodle pup
That is petted by simple girls.
wouldn't lie on silken rug
Nor wear collar Of. gold,
To cringe around masters feet
And bark when ! was told.
No, I'll never consent to be classed
Along with dogs like these,
And claim for myself the glorious right,
4 To kick them whenever please.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-13
NataraIizel Citizens:
Their Rights and Liabilities IN their Natire
Countries.

A naturalized citizen resident Of Tennessee, hav-
ing written to the venerable Secretary Of State
making some inquiries ALTO the extent q the pro-
lection which his citizenship Of the United States
would afford in bis native country, France, where
be proposed to visit General Cass replied as follows:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, May r.,
1859.
Your letter Of the 18th inst, has been received
In reply, have to state that it is understood that
the French Government claims military service
from all natives Of France who may be found within
its jurisdiction. Your naturalization in this cosa-
try will not exempt you from that claim should
you voluntarily repair thither.
LEWIS CAss.
This brief note il explained in another addressed
BY the Secretary 70 : nataIaEsed citizen residing
in Cincinnati. Isl
DxPARrAExr OF STATE,
Washington, June IA, 1859.
SHIN answerto your letter Of the 9Th inst.
have TO inform you that the briefletter from this
Department, to which you refer, dated the 18th O
May last, aud addressed to Mr.. Felix LeClcs, WI
in reply to an application rinforma.ion, and VA
principally intended to recommend caution - on
naturalized felow.citizens, natives Of France, il
returning 70 that country as the operations Of tn
French. conscripsiou Inv we're not precisely know,
here. and might bear injuriously upon that clas
Of American citizens. Most Of the continents
European. nations have a.system Of military organ
isAaon BY which their citizens are coapelled
serve in the army by conssriptionssas in liancl
where the duty igdesigastsd By lst, - by draft I
in Prussia, where every person is-required to,tak
his turn = soldier The condition oi America
nsturah1sd citizens returning tcthsir native coul
Try, whers The system o. compulsory services pr
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-13
FORTUNE AND VIRTUE.
BY ELIZABETH MARY ALLISON.

From the Italian of Bsnsdetto da Gngoh.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-13
Drufrssiunal Caroa.
N o Il T @ E i.

N y II l y ii
MERCER CANFIELD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
iii OR AT LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC, will practice
nj his profession in this and the adjoining Pa
Fishes Office on second street, opposite Court
Yard Square, ore door below McCloskey's store.
Office at Alexandria, La. apl3
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-13

Notice to Creditors and Debtors.
DEBTORS of the Estate Of W. H. Adams will
/ come forward and make immediate payment.
u Creditors will deposit their claims made. out in
proper form, either with myself or my attorney,
AsRcEa CASEIELp. D. McFEELY,
Alex, May Is, 1859. Admins sfa,or. &
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-13
Memphis
AND CHARLESTON N.lsl.<
RAILROAD
And Connecting Railways.

The Express Trains Of which leave Memphis every
day at P. NJ, making CLOSE AND CERTAIN
CONNECTIONS through the entire Route, and
passing over a region Of country famed for its
Maqnifcent Scenery It's unprecedented Healths'
ness! It's dslightfaA Smmmer Rssortsl It's csls.
brated Spri,,gs and fashionable Watering Places
Affording tothe Pleasure Tourist--to the man Of
Business and to families seeking Recreation and
Health during the Summer, ADVANTAGES SUPERIOR
TO ANY OTHER ROUTE! tY- From and after JUNE,
there will be Isoo 71uims Daily.
Passengers for ST. Louis, Louisville, and other
points up tie River, connect at Memphis with Fine
Packets or Railroads, at their option.
81 Tickets Good for any length Of timel Al
lowing theholder to step at any point from Mem
phis, on athis pleasure. Baggage checked through
from Memphis.
Passing through Slave Territory, the Railroads
from, Memphis offer the advantage OF no annoyance,
or risk in he Conveyance Of Servants. The Roads
are First Class, with Heavy I Rail Tracks, wide
guage, and comfortable Cars.
gYFG through Tickets and correct intorma'
ton. appk to j. H. FRELIGH,
General Agent, Memphis Packet Office,
Under St. Charles Hotel-lett wing.
WIN. ESLEE, Passenger Agent.
Nav II. l859.-6t NEW ORLEANS.
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Bell Cheney Springs.

THIS delightful watering place, situated IN the
I Parish OF St. Landry, in beautiful rolling Plney
| Woods, distant about 3s miles from Ope!ousas,
will be opened on the 10TH Of June next, Ga
for thereception Of visitors. k.faa
Thea Springs are favorably known among the
reopleof Western Louisiana as mineral waters OF O
great efficiency in Chronic Diseases Of various kinds
otbei, medicinal virtues having beensfully tested
by inrumerable cures they lave performed.
Theservices Of an excellent Cook, a good Steward
and psGte and attentive Servants have been secured,
and a fine Band of Music engaged for the season.
Two lines of Omnbussss will connect with the
Opehasas boats on and litter the 10th Of June, to
takepassengers to the Springs. -.
Persons visiting the above establishment may
hav. their Letters and pagers sent to them to "Ba'
youChicot. P. O." and We will send for them.
Board and lodging per month. 1855 90
g |" week. -. 1000
o e" day ...... Q 90
Children and Servants half price.
PATIN l. DELAH0USSAYE,
j lima ON PRoPRIEToRS.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

WV g. LEWIS. JEO. C. LEWIS. EDwARDT 7. LEWIS.
TIME PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
i tween Messrs w. B. & ]. @. Lewis, is this day
dissolved and new one substituted therefor be-
tween Messrs. w. B., J. G. Z. T. Lewis, who
will practice their profession in the parishes OF ka'
pides, Avoyelles, Natchitoches and Catahoula.
One of them will always be found at their Office in
Alexandria. Feb 23 '59-ly
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-13

DExccaArlc DIvisIoss.--We qaose Vie fs'sc~inE
observations from the Boston Post :,
Democrats Of ths country may differ ID opinion
about certain men, ncasdfes, ahd ssen pinciples,,
but after al their discussions, they will finally
unite in securing success for sher regular
action. The. voice Of the majority win be heard
through this organization and that voice WIN bg
regarded in every State in the Union. Our oppo-.
nents ma, Aatses themselves thss betause some IN
our rAuksscold- bolt -some sell themselves
enemy integrity Of the Democratic party
is broken-its fidelity shsken.s Ns progress IL
steadily ansard and no threat or device cad turn
ii ffsn ths. course which has already led to vc
tory after victory, and which viii yet osown "
with t,innpH superior - hoss il ias befsss
aeAisved:r "a o. .sAssa IS
sGrAt . Convcnt ona held % The Court
House Of the parish of East Baton Rougcs
Andrews HERON and Robert &. Knox
were nominated to represent tia. Rsrish,
il the NEXT Legislature. y 81
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

1QEO Twelve years ago the success OF sew
lCOOs ersi medical senseDeu IN curing ets-s's sp's
prrsipes with ess natural lava induced etr
instten under "a sct of hs
L. Lsiss.ure ty the title Of THE 0RAEPENBEaG COMPANY
or NEW-YORK The cns.inned Of thsr renssieA
snd hold hey gained pahhs eoahdense has
fully justified conferred the sssocs.,op oy ss
avs euapen they to feel Greet pfSe In
con psrpt 70. with nec scsdenes also shattered
By pubHc authority Unsolicited sestnsny sm pubic ana
private hdveuss and eommendaory notices in the ~sdns
pubic journals witress the medical S and high per
,cua eh,s.r the srtem-n connected with the htuson,
thus assuring the pubic that snons the ury un-oy sdvef
tsers Of tn. day. THE GsAEFESBERG cohPASY hss ever
been AZ viii be reliable and ,rasvohy medium for the
restoration Of health the afflicted and Ill who are safenns
nay address th-r, " ith entire confidence
Tie and of n-dcre ADOPTED by this insd
q Iuedly forth In THE GRAEFESBERG MANU-
AL or HEALTH nvsussle medical york. puessbed for
family use and therefore sold nominal price Of cents,
for which sum /. nailed sry part Of the country
TIE health Of American von~r, ds<ases OF eh1ren and Ae
obscure and chronic complaints well - the common
diseases incident this country have received The attention OF
shs Ius,sou and It 10 enough tnst they have proved
themselves fully competent for the frest trusts which ts peDae
have confded their akin.
Tie columns TIE aud other ouruas hsvs gvea
ample testimony ressrins ,ae remedies sd our readers are
referred TO them for particulars
further information be obtained BY addressing te
sku the ns.so and letter. addressed
10 JOsHUAF BADGE, H. D. Secretary Grdefssbsrs Co"'
ydny No 81 Parkror Ne Yo~k will receive immediate A.
.erto and money h address in accordance with the
Advertisement. in this paper v insure the
recep, proper remedies BY me ft lie may also be
personally ccnsrea s Office Of the Institution, No - Park
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

Making an expenditure Of sl7 s63 26S 73 since It was
propt sed 70 complete the works for the original sum
Of 50 600, ard when the contracts iyi .ns w9.s
were actually let for 1bout that amount thus sno sng
coucpsiyely that the estimates were grossly ana De
sgnedy deceptive that very large SUNS have been
.Gnsndered or misspphed
The Controller belisyes that ak feet OF water can be
scored throughout the Erie the Oswogo and the Ca
yus. and s. neca Canals, by the opening Of navigation
next SPRING ard that this depth viii answer all the
nece ssies Of navigation for at kast enother year.
Ii We a. sune tbat the principe OF levying taxes
upon property according to its value Is right, the de-
ect- Of the pIes.n ysiem, producing gross neqasl'
ties between real and person4i proPeT den1nd cor
i.ciiol. The mort Obvious Of these defects are: l.
The failure 10 reach the fol amount Of personal prop
erty asscssabe by the PIE seLt law The distnetoa
recogrized between real aDi personal properly, In
,lo sing liabilities Of TIE owner 10 be deducte' IRON
the valuation Of the latter al not from the ormer
Lcosl officers aye rtquNd 10 make dllIgent in-
aui,y and ascertain, best they may tho acter
az value Of personal property liable to assessment.
The facility with which it may be secreted prevents
the assessors from asquuing any accurate kuywl- I
edge in respect to this species OF property ana they
are compelled 10 rely upon the unsworn statenets VI
the az intrested Il reducing the amount as low ss pos.
sible, CT Of fixing the value by tnen own unSios'
iudgueot. II the sssesement ~ 700 mgu, emPie pro,
visions OF law exist " aord relief 10 the sygreyef
marty: hut # too low there is no suitable provision
tr e1rrectpg he eror. After the value 10 thus esti-
a,eS the Just debts Of the owIer are 10 be Deducted
and the remainder only placed on the assessment rod
Rnt ho,y ar. these dsbts ~ be scertained Not by
sny legal investigation, the stxtsment Of
apy one; their existence and smount necessarily
ascertsined from the person b. he taxed, or vaguely
gues.ed at by the asesors. Under these provisons,
Z is Gle ar tn ), every facility is afforded for evedng
Just of p ,sena property and the inferecce
almost irresistible thst they were designed TO cast
MON re al property the greatest burden Of taxation
Wren the asseisor come, the just debts are easily
sw.ued to meet the egency Of the ssion aud not
uneqne ntIy they basctued for the purpose OF
bsir used in that manner. The consequence s thar
inmerfe amounts of persoaa property liable " taxa
ton entirely escape. The valuation Of ali the per-
sopal property assessed IN Is57 was *5i9 sa lS. Ine
balipg capital Of the STATE Liable 70 taxation as pr
one-th1d sf tie aggregate value sssssssd and i Is BE-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Hle1irdl.

CONSTIPATION (COSTIvENESS) and Dis.
~ PEPsIA completely cured without msdieines
or bath, by DAYS. ERyALENTA CRACKERS. An Hrgea-
bic and nutritious vegetable food, nsncf.eur-d ron
tors Odxna Genuine ErvAlelA" Their eject IN p~eay
,-ops tie sonsch bowels tie rorra cordoa eson
L<s Al classes Of unbeever Ceres;es and differences
he uos, respectable urenswegsble chsrsctsf nO
~. Of drug or medicine The composition OF aese
sna their brns6osni operation guaranteed % se
-urrh.s. money returned Manufactured and soo on ss
subscrbsr al hs Cracker Bakery No. sis Forsys rrss
c~nfs per pound VII Keep for yesn any cnns'e "''s
genuine huf those stamped DsyyA Nv
HAIC xc0Sy, Sc. y Isu5sAss y Il
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
IL and .f.r MONDAY Nov g. 1853 and until further netos
Paseurer Trains wiz leave Psr foot Of Dusnsst - buovA
fnternedis.e Stations - -.
MAIL WEST a. 9 o m, for punkrt ano suuso' saa "ss'
mediate Stations. ..,,
v,s piarmort for suaerns and in.erneds.e Sts'isna
WAY PASSENGER Of S:soP L., for Newbafsa' rom 'sr
MIGHT EXPRESS .. i:sO p m, for Dankrk And Bssaia
and priroipA intermeaia:e Ststonh
EGI0RANT ct p. for Dartisk AID BunAo' sas m'sr
mediate ststions
The above Trains run daily. Sunday szespteA
Phese Express Trains connect .. Gira with tne Lhs -
sas Railroad for Ni.sars Falls bnshamson vi
s sy.cu.s srd Bnsham.on railroad for Syracuse Corn
tar Buffalo ana Niagara Falls st Gree. Bead with the p~s
ware Lseksvslns and Western kaiIosd 6t scisnSni on
10a ~AA' CHARLES MORAN. presidsn1
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Bnil6ina Materials.
Orean Gteamers, &r.

CLIPPER, SATURDAY, Jan. 15.-ROSS, FAL
~ CONEk Co . lpe for SAN NFRANClsCo-The famous
:I%s ePg zip John . y @ Ss, ,io. Do~
ksoDs "a Est River UoseI her present abb CON.
he ss %.s % TO p The qus
record She perc, order w' ventilated nsIres toe
.i s..c ';s: sss; ;1S 10 is5s Foss s '%s
corner W.3 AssD at s.P n c1. and as. os.oh
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON. GLAS-:
). .S. prneip. G Town: Of ESoLANp md IRELAND c.
Ing the United State. Mail vi, LyIRP04L vi,scy, Ssy =
fHiLADEIPHIA STEAMSHIP CoMPAsY's .pIsDdia
iron screw are intended 70 AL - 'o~'
CITY OF MANcHEs TER; :sATuRpAY' Jan, is
s .s @ q. p ps, pssd .s to tn.
Continent -
Tbirdels. om 70 any places 30
Pss..nS.. ir~Tdsd to HAVE, Pari. Hamburg Brsn.n
Antwerp and all psrts Of the Continent without delay
70 insure the immediate Of kre and tbs sces. de
dpine i. enforced With regard 70 The use Of Isht. -
JOHN u IIsPas DA no wh Y sfs fssiA Tc~s1 s:ass
CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
OFAsT DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY without dslsy s 70,
months BY any steamer Of the line $50
GLASGOW Cart Thompson s.urd.y 1ap Eh I Ia y m
Rate. Of 5 Third Ca. found with cooked
provisions, $50.
For freight or passage app TO
R08ERT CRAIG, No II Broadway.
I1OR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The first
L cla,s steamship THOMAS SWAMI, }. T. RaInsey Com
rnander viii leave pier No. II North River SATURDAY
Ian NJ s O'Clock o. Cabin passsse TO Savannah, BID
Through ticket. % New oresn: sss 5o NOBLE ess Mont.
Macon s2 Augusta $40 principal places In Florida
At lowest rates Freight 0c foot Insurance half per
cent Apply, to H 8. .CROMwELLA 4 Co. No. IS we.t.ta
EOR SAVANNAH and FLOR1DA.-U. b.
ii A.,
A. g Woodbull viii leave on SATURDAY, January 8, st
o. m from Pier No North River Through tickets given 70
Montgomery Columbus Atlanta Albany and Macon Bh Of
adipe signed ouly board For freight apply
aAMt L. MITCHELL SON. No. Is Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

II ACKAWANNA COAL.-The yards OF the
~ Delaware aud Hudson Canal Co. tcorner Of ghav and
ffth ST. foot Gsuv-nerrst East Rivers foot oi W.
North River and the oce Of A. aatc soc COLUMBIA
e Of 81 per Q: 2op n. C.rgo srdsss iahen a. Ne
- WiIhamst ISAAC N. SEYMOUR, TressCrer5
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Daints, Oils. Dlass, Hs.

6NOAL OILS.-JONES's PATENT COAL OIL
~ LAMP by its peculiar philosophical srrsnseent via frn
81 IS less cos any other Coal op
burner; tss, In ne eonsrcor Ane urequaed IN
rirpoe Of use being perfect model Of beauty ain pfcy and
eoopcmy The patentee sstsfon &c every
Dealers and csaios.d aot to Be enaiesd oJ
lut~r.t-d parties sstsy themselves by trial livery
snaips T. Joness Paent on the ana are
~ Sy 4. III. lsre dealers LPs throughout the OneS
nfssrs Capsaas British Provaces snd West Indies Desisu
Ler 20 ordeY fs~ samples and you win buy nc others
1A~r r. ~ JONES Co. Manufacturers, Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
d layew.
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New

CCPREME COURT-City and County Of New
YORK And BKOOKLYN BRASS COMPANY, John D.yol,
Cephs. IL Norton. Absr; Mason. wiIbsa & v.n ALI
Lutasr Ana Hcnts CephAs Sortoo, and hs'sn b1ss'
The As. VI and tes'aeIt 81 5uisf a
ees.rd Charles p Marks Alorzo Child samuel o. TnP?e,
Alen Mstt.wson, william Fletcher Ihonas p1her hAIPn
seew William Enos 0smsn selew George > 10" Aaa sna
Tie Brcoklyn Brass and Coppsr Company TO tAs soSss
parr Cd You hereby onsd snd 20
srswrr the complaint in hi, setr .heh tbn day
IN, ooe Clerk Of the City and Cdnfy o nes
Yori Al his in the City Hall Of tie City o sno
"a, copy Of sad on TIE aud
-ribsrs A. s ohce No 10 Wall sueet II the City OF New
Yort within twenty days ser the serve OF tas
vow sxcusive Of the day Of snch serycs and You fa
susw er tie ssid complaint within the time acres. ne pn
M IN th viii apply The Court for the rebel asAnde<
In The cornpls,ut-Datsd kew-York, December ) 1855.
PARSONS RIGGS RIGGS, PSirtih', AuerneJ,.
6aJaHtus N@ ~"S%
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
uater Cure.

DR. E. J. LOWENTHAL~ WATER CuRE
~ and GYMNASIUM. No. li0 Bleeckrti., Asvi''A
with without board.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
COUGHS,
ASTHMA,
CATARRH,
EFLUENZA,
BRONCHITIS,
HOARsEEF IS,
SORE THROAT,


COPYRIGHT SECURED:
Son Ss., Ro,S, IN b. Clerks Oce Of tss
District Court OF tie District of Massschusetts
fruitful sources Of Paimonar, and Bronchial s.cOns E,pe
Renee having proved smp &C, speedily sne
sGn !. cpes wsh BE- sisn bad ~
BY precsutiOn serious attach may b ssSsua,
""''1'N BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRoCHEs
Cures Cough, Cold, bosrseness aud Influenza
Cures any Irritation Soreness Of the Throat
Relieves toe Hacking Cough in Consumption
Relieves bronchitis Asthma and Catsrrh
Clears snc siws strength to the voice OF Singers
lndi'Psn'ssfsso sso%Es * sTsns ss6scHAL rRocHEs
lFrem the Rev. Henry Ward Beeche ~ho has uses sns
r, them ror the M except aink better Of ha. which
bes.n in thinking weh o." In all my lscurns tour. pm
hnen do Uo hesitate to say have bad az
opportunity Of comeason your rroehs are PreeminenuJ the
best 'H' 'nf sRcWN R'i'i $ BaoscHIIk TRoCHE,
From The Rev Csa R y, hsG ISS sns
ssI rs g RssS sRT.,f TRocHr.
Frem Mr.. GaroneT Principal of the Rn,sers Female
diHs se past Winter aud found relief until found your
'''''' BROWNS BRONCHIAL TsocHEs.
pasese se p-eas sdspted on .ccount q their soothing
denucen, properties as's'ips eHpecoraon aud prevent
Ing scouniusti n Of Phesm
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT OF BUCHU ~
For Diseases OF the Bladder Kidney Gravel Dropsy DC
HELMBOLDs Extract of uha for Secret and Delicate
DiIeases. =, n ,u....a "A
HELMBOLDs Extract of Buchu for Nervous and Debaatsd
BufereTs. 80 u n.o-~ r o,.
of Power Dimnes Of Vi,icn, Difficulty OF biee.nns "es
HELMBoLDs Eztra. Of Baehu for 81 oi.iiss'in
kc Diseases Of the SeHus Organs and
VIE her .xsng male female from Whatever cause they
have originated, and o matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
HELMBOLD'S Extract ef Buchu price 8 per bottle, dey'
cred to .ddre pPo No. - sSs.o ma
No ilI " M AR. st Nee York Sod by ell Druseists
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

Forxp DRowxEp.--An inquest was he'd on vi
d.v II No. iso william ,eet usos the BODY Of Rsrs AAto
r.sis. Of England, 81 ,s."of Who - susd ars~s
near ,e Hamilton fsny. but under whss
he W., drowned soud Be ssesansd n jury rshsssY
syssis: II /" pes.b by tsswnsng'