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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES,
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pitfalls Of Europe and America nvow itt superiority
and uniformly adopt Ito use IN all cases or sores
wounds, bruises, burnl and scalds. IL Asanaeen
pain and eradieatea Inflammation, preventing NOR
tiaoation and their fatal rosulta.
sold At the manufactory, No. 90 Maiden Lane
New Hork aud by all druggists at $780,, esq., and 81
per box or pot. deca-d&wiw
Mrs. Wiuslow, an experienced nurse
and female physician, has = Soothing syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process Of teething bysoftening tho gums reducing
all Inflammation, win alay all pain and IL sure 70
regulate the bowels. Depend upon II, mothers, 10
Wlllgye restto yourselves end relief and health ~
yourinfanta. Perfectly safe in all cases. See ad-
VeruHement In another column. ie2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

EV9 The Jewish Messenger Of Dec. 2.
publishes gloomy news in regard to the cons
dition Of the lsrealitss In Morocco. Hum
dreds of families have fed from Tangiers to
avoid SpAniards, Moors and Kabyles.-
Twenty seven hundred of these fngitives
had arrived at Gibraltar The Jews in
London have responded to the call for aid,
and assistance is also hoped for from the
lsraelites in America
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08
ndR s. WINSLoW-
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
sentsto the attention OF mothers, her
Soothing Syrup |!
For Children Teetbtnv


Which greatly facilitates the process fteething, by
s9itening the gums, reducing allinnammation-wiil
AlIaX a LPAlN and spAsmOdie action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depehu upon H. Mothers, 1t viii give rest 10 your
RELIEF AND HRALTR TO YOUR INFANTS
we have put up ana sold this article for over
teh years ana CAN aAH,as IN CONFIDENCE AND
Truth OF w what we'll have never been able to
say OF any other medi-tE cine--KEVER HAS 1T
feet GURR, whenn. timely used. Never did
we know an tnatanoehA OF disc atisfaction ly any
one who uued IT, on thekI contrary, ali are de-
lighted with It's opera-He tons and spenlx in
terns % ms o. highest oom-CQ mendation OF its magic
A. eheots and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter WHAT We. DO KHown alter ten
Years experience, andSJ PLEDGE our REPUTA-
rIoS FoR THE FULFILL MENr OF What WE
HERE DECLARE., In al-ea most every instance
where the infant Is auf-E ferinR from pain and
exhaustion, relief Willy be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes atieriH the syrupi is administered
OF one OF the most EXea PERIBNCE and
sklLLFuL NURSES mo New England, and has
Ve'H usee rHInH,s MN hhshs s iAiLise SUCCESS IN
Hnotonlyrelievesthe the - child rom pain, but in
ylgorates the stomaehu1 and bowels, eorrects
system. II will almostEn instantly relieve GRE
PING IN TIL BoWSA ELS AND WIND col.
IC, and overcome cons. vusions, which, II not
speedily remedied, endk in death. We believe ii
the BEST and GUResIR Remedy in tho world, in
all cases of DYsENF1 TERY AsP DiAR-
RHG, IN CHILDREN,S whether II arises from
teethtng, or from anyk4 other cause. We would
saytoevery mother whom has = child suffering
from any OF the foregoSe ing complaints - DO
NOT LkT YOUR PREF JUDGES NOR THE
PREJUDlCEs OF oTHE ERS, stand between
yoursuhering child andy the relief that will be
SURE = yes, ABSOEp LUTkLY SuRE-to fol-
low the use OF thisKS medicine n timely used
Full directions for using will AccompNuv
each bottle. None gen uine uaiess the fac-sim-
lie OF CURTIS PER % KINS, New York. "A on
the outaide wrapper. u
Sold by DruggistslSJ throughout the world
Principal oihees - No, - Cedar gt.,
30 New York.
Price only IS Csnts per Bottle
Or. W. w. STEWART, WALTERs KEISo.
io9-Iydkw TV -.
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Fever and Apue

D
nom which mankind mher over a large part Of
the globe 10 the eonsoqdonee OF d faeased action
IN the syatems induced by the poisonous miasm
n vegetable decay. This cxheaflon is evolved
BY the action Of solar heat on Wei soil and rises
with the watery vapor from II. While the sun IA
below The horizon this vapor iiugers near the
emth's surface and tho virus "a faken with il
through the lungs into the blood. There Il acts
as an irritating poison on the Internal vlscera
and eNcreting organs Of the body. The liver be-.
comes torpid and fails 10 secfete not only this
virus but also the bile from ,he blood Both
the virus and the bile accumulate IN the clrcula-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach syin-
pathize with the liver, and become disorlcred
also. Finally, the instinct Of our organism, as
II IN an attempt 20 oxpel the noxious infusion.
concentrates the whole blood Of the body In the
internal excretorles 10 forco them 70 cast it out
The blood leaves the surface, and rushcs 10 the
central organs with congestive Violence This 10
the CHILL. But In this effort II fails Then tho
FEVER follows, In which the blood leaves the
central organs and rushes to the surface, as II
IN another effort 10 expel the irritating poison
through the other great excretory - the skin. In
this also II fails and the system abandons the at
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of
strength TO repeat the hopeless effort another day.
Ihcse arc the fits or paroxysms Of FEvER AND
A0UE. Such constitutional disorder will of
course undermine the health II 1t is not removed
we have laborcd TO find, and have found an
anildote
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DIR. JOHNSON'S
HERB DISPENSARY,

OFFICE 95 MAIN ST,
Second door, Up stnirs,) Buffalo; NY
THE CELEBRATED DIR. JOHNSON,
Botanic Physician, treats successfully the fol-
lowing diseases,
Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Asthma, Nervous Debility,
bronchitis, Headache cu'd in / 0 m
Lung a C'est Diseases Scroiula,
Diseases Of the Heart Salt Rheum,
Kidney Affections, rheumatism,
Liver Complaints, Fever and Ague,
Female Weakness, Pimplet,
Diseases of the Ear and Eve, &c, &c.
All whoare suffering from the above named dir
eases, OF any other com 9lieAted dseasel 81 year.
standing, are Informed that they can have ior,yar-
Cd by mail or express Tor the small sum OF { 90 "A
neat package OF Medicines, with all neregsary di-
recions and medical advice. Patients shoull 6ppIy
without delay, As they can obtain instant relief
from the DOctor's remedies.
Dr. Johnson'B Medicine conBlBtH of extracts from
choicest Medicinal foreign and native Roots and
herbs, manufactured under his own supervision, st
his bispensary. and therefore avoiding the use I
Mercury and other mineral poisons, that were noN-
eI 9esisned ter the hystem, TO which many thouE-
Ands have talen victims and gone 10 early gray CO.
LOTION FOR THE BtPLRNIOS--nrs Jol n
soE's remarkable LOTION fot beAutifying and i'm
proving the Complexion, removing almost instsn-
taneously Tan Frecklef, Pimples, de., will be ttnt
To any part OF the Country fOr 81 90 and one rost
W Or. JOHNSON, Drawcraol,
Once 50 Main streel, huf!AIp.N. y,
N, B,-Female Pills 81 90 box. jelI-d&wiy
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THE LIMA, o., BANK GONE Up.-We learn
that the Allen County Bank has failed, and
W ednesday last made an assignment to J.
Roberts, Esq of Lima. 1t is said that the
assets of the Bank will be equal with time
to fully meet its liabilities. Still it's failure
cannot but have an unfavorable effect upon
business in this vicinity at least Its faila
ure is said to have been wholly unexpected,
and particulars have not transpired. Allen
County Democrat.
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which greatly facilitates process teething by
soitening the gums, reducing all allinnammation-wiil
AiaX ALL PAIN and spAsmOdie action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Depend upon 1t, Mothers It win give rest 10 your
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

n@.It is said that near the close Of DR..
Gaifin's ministry in Boston, Daniel Webster
who had just removed thither from Ports
mouth, went to hear him. As the audience
were retiring, Mr.. Webster heard one OF
his acquaintances finding fault with what
had been said "Wky, said Mr.. Webster,
"if you are going the same way with the
it won hurt you; but il not, you
had better keep out of the way"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-01-29

During the excitement which prevailed
10 and about the State House on Mon
day, to learn the result of the Democratic
caucus for Senator, the members of the
- Press of New Or cans, think
ing, no doubt, that their Reporter was
neg'ect'ng them, telegraphed frequently
for the result. This, of course. the Re-
porter could not give, for the simple rea-
son, he did not know until the matte,
was decided in the House abou, 8 o'clock
that night. The reporter, a little piqued
at this %insinuation as to a proper at,en-
ton to his duties, teIegrapbed to them
-" BEAD Ge'esis chap. 49, verse a."
Imagine the surprise and AIN use,nent Of
the reporter, when he received a reply
to the effect that they had no such thing
as a bible about them, and wanting to
know what he meant by sending such q
despatch. The verse in Genesis referred
to reads AS follows:
"Ben)amin shal raven rs a wolf: in
the morning he shall devour the prey
and at hight he shall DIVIDE the spoils."
Now had the --- Press haan
guilty Of keeping Il bible about them,
they would have found by referring to
tile verse III question, all they wanted to
know, and that their reporter was sou1e-
thing Of a prophet.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-01-29

T. Just because we said in our last is
sue that it was still raining" the weather
took a notion to be contrary, and cleared
upon Saturday, and, in clearing up, cleared
up so cold, that some damage has been
caused by it. Vegetation has suffered con-
siderable, while the injury to noses, ears
and "sich-like" protuberances, has been
terrible. In fact it has been cold enough
to satisfy the most devout admirer of frigid,
ity. AS the clouds, at present writing, in
dictate a further discharge of liquid favors,
We are afraid to say anything more about
the weather, lest it should persist in its con-
traryness, and do just the reverse of what
we want it to do.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-01-29

4 GREAT NEWSPAPER ENTERrRIsE.-The
prospectus OF a new paper, to be called the
Milky Way: appears in the Buffalo Republic
It will be issued Oh a sheettweIve times as
large the Constellation. each sheet OF paper
lowering an area of 10000 square feet, which
being reduced to acres is Que acre and five
rods, SO that every subscriber will obtain at
every issue of the Milky Way nearly 'quar-
ter section'-oE at least a "homesteadH 0,
reading matter. Thus each subscriber will
get at least a 5uEiong Of good substantial lit
%eratnre for one cent.
To work OF; this immense edition, Hoe &
Co, Taylor & Co., and half a dozen other
companies, have been engaged for the last
two years in building us an eighty cylinder
press, throwing eighty Of our acre and a half
sheets III one~tenth OF 4 second, folding. mail
ing and receiving pay for them at one and the
same operation. The type used up at one
edition of this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sitv
three tons: keeping two lound1ies in phila-
delphia, five in New York, and one in Buffalo
running constantly to supply u.s.. Our eighty
cy]ender press could not of course. be placed
IN any known edifce. and no engine can be
built sufficiently powerful to run it. Conse-
quentiY, we have arranged to have it placed
at the foot Of the Horse Shoe fall. NIAGARA
Falls, and have it worked by water. To get
our type from this city to that point in time,
we shall be necessitated to build a railroad
to the Falls. Books Of subscription to this
are now open at this office, where all who
wish can take stock at once.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-01-29

THE WRoNG PEw."-A correspondent #
the Addison IN. " Advertiser, writing from
Woodruff, gives the following incident as of
a recent occurrence to the Woodruff Brass
Band
They were invited to Jasper to attend a
lecture and enIiven it with their m,,sic.-
The lecture was to be at the Westinghouse,
and at the appointed time the band marched
up. and proceeded to the gallery. Finding
a tew gentlemen and ladies occupying the
seas below, they Immediately struck up Yam
kee Doodle a very excellent tune, and excel
IentIE played, but singuiarIy Inappropriate to
the occasion. They had broken in suddenly
~" the solemnities Of d prayer meeting!-
W persons below turned around and
1t" staring ewes and
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-01-29

The follcwing is the vote Of both House.
for Senator:
SEsATE.--For J. 2. Benjamin Beard, Cot.
tre.1, nucros, Evans. Griffin, Goode, Hyams
Moore pearce, Philips, PeIterin, St. Paul
shadburne, Smart, SHINES, Sterling, Tucker
Taylor, Talbot, Withers, Womack. 81.
For Dr.. Gray-Adams. Burlington, Delo.
ny; Dufreese, Heard, Kidd, I.aidlaw. Mail.
hiot. S.
For Mr.. Randall H~unt:-CLew, Gardere
Locoul. 3.
Msent.-H. C. Mouton, Lieut.. Governor.
HOUSE OF REpREsENTAr1vEs.-Beu9 amin,
Pugh Alien, Andrews, Armant, Bush. Carnes,
Claiborne, Cook, Cornay, Dickey, Ditto,
tortson, Fuidry, Harper, Hawkins, Haynes.
Herring, Hynes, Keary, Knox. Lashbrook,
Morgan, Morse, Reeves, Roberts, Sale. SIM
mons, J. w. Smith, Texada, Theil, Walsh
Whitaker, H. P. Womack, Jesse Womack,,
Wooley, Wright. IS.
Gruy.-Adams, AmackeT, Babin, canister.
Barry, Baird, Beggsss, Broussard, Brusle, Clark,
Dngas, Eastman, fletcher, Fox, Fuller Gas
tanel, Gray, Holland, Huard, Laville, Lawra-
son, Leat1ee, Lumsden, Martin, Newton, Nut
ter, Patterson, Perrault. Pierce; Fl. M. Polk,
:. j, Polk, Randall, Richardson, Solomon,
IL Smith, J:W Taylor, Tregre, T]repagnier,
Tr,iieau, Wade, Wilkinson. a.,
Hmni.-Dreux, MoreI, Robinson. 9.
-A~5sen.-Bemiss, Gibson, GulIbeaux, Ha~
rang, dodge, Landry, More1, Robinson. s.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-01-29

ZEE For C7RA.-A joriaI little company
OF our planters, having nothing at pres
ent to DO, with plenty Of time to do it in,
started oft on Monday night last to visit Cuba.
F'"y wish to: see how sugar plantations are
that island, and to obtaia any in
~ be valuable in raising
'~aastace is one of the
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-01-29
NOTICE.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1853.

IT, We did not receive the order of the
Serl eant~at-Arms for copies Of our paper to
be furnished the House members. until Sun
day morning last, so that the failure to re-
ceive them was not or fault.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-01-29

4 UNITED STATES "N1GGER.n--William
Lee of Boston, formerly OF the firm OF
Philips, Sampson & Co., was arrested re-
Gently at Paris by two policemen. who sus-
pected him of being an Italian assassin,
when he was taken before the Commissary
of Police that officer said to him, " | am sure
that you are no Red Republican," No."
said Mr. Lee, II am a Black Republican,
" Foyes vous ~ exclaimed the Commissary
"C'ea an negye des eats Unis!' I" He is a
negro from the United States.n
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-01-29

The City RAlLnoAD.---This matter was
acted upon at last, by the Board of Assistant
Aldermen. at their session last evening. An
ordinance providing for a double track was
voted down. and the single track adopted,
as follows: " RESOLVED, That the Controller
be, and is hereby, requested TO advertise
sixty days that sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by the Common Council, for the right
of way for ten years, from persons DESTROYS
Of contracting and working the following
described RAILROADS.: A sidgle track railroad
commencing Oh ToIedano street, al its June
ton with Camp street, and along the east
side of Rampant street to the United States
Barracks: anothea single traekrai]road, COM
menc.ng at the u. S. Barracks, and running
along Burgundy street to Canal street, along
the north side Of Canal street to Magazine
street, through Magazine street to ToIedano
street, aid through the latter street to its
junction with Camp street.'
The ordinance will, no doubt, be amended
in the Upper Board. The right of way is for
ten Yeas. City paper.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-01-29

that these imported Africans were to be
only apprentireI, not sold or otherwise put III
the hands of uWuers.H 1t was not under
stood that a man could become a stare owner
BY employing free African LABOR. On, no
Those who have been hur7bugged by this
apprentice bill ought to open their eyes alter
this ~
The Caddo Gazette, LDem the Mechasebe
{De.n.| Bulletin, Picnvnssc, Bee, and various
other papers, Irrespective OF party, have open"
ed !Ieir fires upon the iniGultous scheme,
We could extend this list much further
but think we have shown enough to %contro-
vert the bold assertion Of Mr., BRlGHAM, that
. the proposed movement has met the warm
approval of all classes of our citizens.>
CUBAN SUGAR CRor.---Our Cuban
files By the Cahawba, abound in notices
Of the great staple Of the Island. The
growth Or cane is It large one, the quality
excellent, bns The work Of getting it in
is more than usually behind hand. And
this principally because Of the reinarka-
bIv hard rains which at q very late sea-
son have fallen throughout the tropics,
making the roads bad and impeding the
grinding. At Havana the arrivals had
been so small, or the transactions therein
so few, as scarcely to give the character
to the market. The same is said OF Ma
talzas where there WAS an unusually
large number Of buyers on the ground.
The rains, however, had been heaviest
in the eastern part Of the Island, where
especially on the large plantations near
Cardenas, the work was most behind.
As usual, at this season Of the year,
our files also abound III notices OF
new Improvements or expert
ments, either in growing the cane,
converting it into sugar, OF getting it 10
market. a new sowing machine, sue
cessfu|Iy tried at the large plantation of
San Claudio" near Matanzas, is par.
1icularly recommended by the Aurora Of
that city; also a new style Of =" beaters,"
tried in the Ingjuio 'CasuaIidad," which
in but a few minutes leave the sugar in a
state of separation without at all iDiuring
the grain. The accommodations for re-
ceiving and storing the new crop at Ha-
vana both by the RegIa and Santa Cata-
lima warehouse companies are described
by the Diario de la Marina as better than
ever before known.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-01-29

STILL ANOTHER NUT For TIE ABoL1IIoN-
lsrs.-The Victoria Advocate states that Ne"
Il free m~ulatto-the 1@"~
;sna>L~I
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-01-29

STATE CENsus.--ln the .Adyocote of the
10th inst, we find the " Report Of the Census
OF the State" from which we extract the fol-
: lowing:
H'aatiea voters AZ, 255
runaper 81 *tiate 272. o72
49, 49, ~ s'aF's''.. 204, SS7
49," 800 :, . negroes. iG, $50
huhinef OF irae white persons he
tween IL and is years .......... ASIA
Total population. $50, 545
West Baton Rouge is represented in the
general census, as follows:
NnmII- 3S5
,s"h'nef OF white people. ooo
Number Of slaves 400
Nu,,.. 1fS
Nhhlber OF tree white persons be
tween Is and Is years. 3sn
Total population. & $50
Evidently there is a mistake somewhere
IN the hgures Of the Report. For instance.
the sum total OF the population, as it appears
IN the Report, is. $40 ,214, while an addition
Oh the totals at the bottom of their respective
columns figure up 5s5,545,a difference of d ,3s1
West Baton Rouge is reported with a popu-
fation OF 6,952, while our additions sum {, $50.
these errors may have occurred in the calcu-
aatons, or they may be mistakes Of the COM
position. At all events The Rerort sbou,a be
properly corrected.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-01-29

PRESIDENTIAL AsrIKANTs.-A corregpond-
Southern Monitor says the following
the ages of the persons uatnetl
, 1859-01-18

The Washington correspondent Of The N. Y,
77n1sss uuuer duae Of Jan. Il. writeB ruslowa
We may soon expect vote in the Senato on
the Pacific Railroad bill. The present indice.
tons are that it will fail The Senate is dirided
sectionalty upon this question into three parties
tho Northern, Southern aad Middle Each
one seems lirad to vote on the pending bill lest
his section should not get the Eastern terminus
Of the road to be made BY it, snd 80 each il
likely 10 fail to sustain tbs bill in any shxpe that
can possibly command the support Of either Of
the other parties. Another secret and unack-
nowledged cause Of the failure Of the measure
will be the condition Of the Treasury. While
decided majority Of the Senators will seek 10
eEade the responsibility Of killing the bill. there
are few Of them who really want it passed at all
while the public funds are 40 Low, The earnest
friends Of the Pacific Railroad are beginning 10
question whether, after all, it will moi be necea-
sary 10 make the measure d sectional one. and
seek its success br uniting in favor Of = bill
specifically selecting the Central or Salt Lake
route, and crowding it through regardless Of the
protests Of the Soulh. II the measure is ever
70 be carried at Ill it must By Northern and
Northwestern votes. The South never contrib
utes its share Of support thereto Is the latter
tssu not aid Us in carrying bill that makes no
discrimination against that section, upon its
face. there would seem 10 be no reason for hesi-
tating TO do wi.houtthem altogether. The Free
States, with Missouri TO sid them, arc abund-
antly able to carry the measure, and they might
be united, il would seem, upon bill to make tho
road oTor the Central route BY name.
, 1859-01-18


hchendEee College has sn able and efficient
Faculty, is situated near one oi the benlthiett
and most beautiful villages in Southern Illinois,
and is easy Of access BY the Ohio and Aissis
sppi Railroxd. StudeoA can pursue q purely
scientific or q classical course at It cir option,
receiving degree corresponding With their
course Of study. We are glad to learn that the
Institution is becoming more and more prosper
ous, and that the labors Of Its Faculty ore high
u appreciated By its patrons.
ILLINOIS CoLIEoE.-The Annual Catalogue OF
this wellknown institution indicates q very
gratifying state Of prosperity. The increase
over the number in attendance last year il
forty.lwo the increase in the Freshman Ciass
il twenty; in the Preparatory Department,
thirty-oae. The following shows the present
stRte of the classes: