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B......- .Mends BUREAUS. US........................D
......Mend. CRADLES ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
D.....4.Aeads
E........Ments ETAGERES..................
F........Mends
.Mcads GUT
H...... .Aends HARrS
.Mends 1NI.A1D wogK.....................1
-. Mcnds JAKS...
k........ .3icnds KNOBS ..............k
L........Mends LEATHER W0lk..........-......-. L
M.......- -Mends sM1RRoR.FEAMES--....
N....... .Mends Newell PosTs.....................S
O........ .Msnts OTT0MANL ....... :. ............O
P.....,, ,Mends sP1ANo-FORTES........ ........,..p
Q........ Needs QuILTFRANEs.. ..............
E.... .Mends sRoCKlSGllO OESEs......,.........ls IL
s'...-. enas ooE
T........ .Mets,s IA ELEs......... ........... ..T
U........ .Ments UMIlR ELLA-sTICKs =. .......... u
.stends VASES.
W....... .Mends ORkBOXES S....................W
.Nenas sNYLOGKArH1C.wOEk.. ...........X.
\ .......,Icnds YARD-STlCKS S..-........,.-......Y
z Mend. ZEPHYR wooD-woEK... ....... -
t..... In eoaclu*.op+- sPALDlNG's PREPARED
GLUE su-cfdh Libraries and se4rols
1,nS HeIds SOFAS. .............,.......S....
e....r.... .Mcnds PITCHERS S................F....:
a....A ..Meads ACCORD DEoEs........... ....A....
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5..-.D. ..Nends DAG GUEHI;EoTfrE CASES. De-.
6....1 -. Mcnas mag
7-...N... Mends NEW BHEAkAGES.... .....N....
s....G. ..Menas GUNS TO- kS,
9....s.... ..Mend. SCHOOL BOOKS s.........-..S..., 3
.Metsds pARAsOl.S 10
U...k.... .Mcuds RULES.
l.....E :. Mcnds ELECTRICAL MACHINES. .E.... IL
.Meads PAPER ANGtAGS....- IL
A....h >. Mesds sAK,l.CaA1RS. ..-A....l4
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16...E... ..Mcnds ERAs Et HANDLES. .....E....1s
17....D Neuls II
.Nenls
..Mcaas LoOsESED LEAyEs.....-...L....l
a.. Mend. url1oLED Df'UI,S1TUIE... 80
s1...E.... .Mcnds Observation-Disclosures. 81
Mend. .ACoEE-w0gK... gK..........,.......ss.
.Mends CHESS BOARDS. ........... -..-...sl
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.Mcnds SIiELL-W 0l:k,. .................
.Aends FiLLET-W0Kk...-. ......-........e6
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.Mends KALE1D0 SCOPES.
eo. 49,, Mcnds MON SEi.B0NES.- %
Meads PICTURE EFRAMEs.......-.......N q
3f..... Aends SECRETARIES. ES.....-......-.......5l
s.. .Ncnds ds$Ee0EEkS1..
ss......Mend. SC oOOL FURNITURE -.....-..3a
Ment,s sPAr1EE.NACIiE........
.Mcnds WAEDRobES..
3s,.,,,.M Mcuds PAKlAS AARDLE..............,-.S6
,Aends CRlHS.-. .5s
as......Mends NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mend. d.1yoRY-woRk...........
.Mends MATCH
Mends
| .Mends QUILL WHEELS. LS....................4a
....sfends T0WELRAcKs.........~.
| .Mends WAS1I.sTANDS. ............. ..-.....41
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taAil1H ~.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-
1s5o.... Wlnrer Arran:ement.....ls0
n:sa st.e. saatay; pses4bsr tsh, liza. ssaia' ~m
u s,psasa 4 :. H. ?W:; W.;5s, ~; 1sas ~ q q
tss:asas;. s:e:s.e. .:t:.as At rsos7 ~;
.*sesa asr. All asa Nv o4eaa. = "a 5:n:. ta:1d
II slee @ pns Cars M Ill Night Trains.
HYDE PAKK AN D wooDLAwS TRAINS.
Leave Chicago 7o In. Leava Woodlaws At 40 AZ
-" III s'ispsm. hoSn. Sp@ s%2.,a
": X: ARTHUR, Gen. Superintendent.
VS.: JOHNSON. Gsa Ya.ea:xs A:sst:
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
III GREAT WESTERN CANADA, RAILWAYS,
| lss3....1ALt AND x.z71a AnaAsa Exzzsz... .ls6o.
Taiss Leave lie Great Genital Depot toos Of Is .s.e
s: pE-Sev Io.k and Boa,on 1xprs.a <e1c+7: suatay,
My; II pe*sois s:., pn.. suspen..oa EE!u;e d
:i3 gsEaa =, .1,a I'M ~, A'4a, = nt.ss 'u New xa'
es5:s;S;: : t;aessaai r. a.. II Las:'
-:c paNe. iasS aad B,s,sn Il, ..15} -a.s:
| a. detroit ~ an. sus1s:;sion 6E:a;a or EaG4!
7:oc pnIiaeEnati and Losi..:aie Esrrs.-t=1ecpt Sal
IT. as' r. ~: Il c'nznaAsi a1 n:so *n' L'"h
S1!y L o. ta;a sss4sy =: :ss pa rae g? -
Ea:ay toE GuHai. asa al 1eu,s Est: u T;oato Wit
:.s i;ta! Trunk l:eway 2 klas.n a.tuI:h. Mel
F-tnt New lssmpsa!re a,.! Aa'ry.
:S..4+r Checked thruut.,
y II Ao.:. ~ Wes:, ss4 !. tse tospaay o:.ee
ca.caAc' :: sts III ?! s,staf -.
Il. j. srA1nrse. t;.ce:a: i:...es::: Sssn;, :e.i
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4s;d1s 4 ii. Spills Il iurrst1s i'm. al s6 s6sd
1cNDox MARKETS..
rport tseadstoa quiet
2; s''esas1ss for bo bars aud ra'l'' III
@ qn .ef ite s.y aesy nsn''
U1ls-spfas Of tu1etiEe stead 9at - Ia'lov s. AT
at s3s. Oils steady Sperm ADVANCED 10 45 LlhtecH
Mcsrr-In goo4 demand At unchanged rates, tousos
1:Gs' fs 'iau siai IL
n & ss ?i;ys: "a silver Ii * dollars " IS
H.ancAs ana s + - Bros. cport hoes, Amer
s:H iisIi~ay Donts wcse heavy. Mcss:s Ill Go. r:
Fin me1 e et L. M = ecasa
IT, 4 q" n d i, csa,f, apkn 'ua'
LATEST MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENS
TOWN.
Lvxaroo1, January eett-p. Il.
Provisions quie!, with un'iai'ottant t17ns1t1l"ns
Tie closing p. rs Of con=os M s4assK foi monsy
and siAtss4H for account. ount.---
New Yor.a Market.
III T11rcrAru1 NEw Ionx. Feb. to.
Florx-Taerc IL little nort doing ard the market Is
r,ate flEuey- Erma. 1ns home consumption modes ate
); ;: :s
css, foi slipping Isan.s *tra r.und hoop ohg. cles,'
Q,1te{ hut hEn In Ca11dtan Mikerac tualnrfs dttEI
wjthurt material change Ii Tccs Sales GOttl7 IS & 81
for cuton choice extra Rye htur selling at ~
Torn Meal auct and Unchanged. sina lFasce's BuekwAe1
| y n,ssr~Dcmana active and 1arkct armer. Sales IL
GrAiS-Wh.t staaty Willie tic demand Is fair for loca
III Hing. There also speculative Inquiry SAipes
are no, t.}ta-ed e. UtHr1 at Ife-t 3lce wcTc 4n tl
rhntce aeu spring i &ll4; lt bu fair Milwaukee, clu
at ~ delivered: 51' u choice while tonfhefn nj 6
re Dull u sc. eJc. sa:c -5N hu with n tIc range. liar
lev more r.et anh Irt:y IEmly held IT 75ec
SALTS c bu INF tioE tsac ut To-. Com dui and uncanR
ri, .alss 200 bu willie And Jclpw tatA sn Mt @dz
| &c f1y Wgstesr cnnadnI nud sA'e-
pRpylaiusn Pork without tpc lai cferEe and teinan
mndc,ae Sales 00 tEls nj sls 81 for old mess tiS.1s {!
,cr do: a71:ttle.5 for old stTne i42.@ 20 tor nev
rn,c; ii; for thin mrs *s6st7 fur prime nrt: Ia
iudcd In xa1c- 30 hr old prime at tclcrs ctioa-
nil Masrh at alsO Eeef more arive and tahtF hettr'
8n b!,Ir At u :44 70 tor cpunss l,sisnr for
mes; ESQ 10 rpacked mess, t05!t f'r e1t'a m =
itcf nrm sale. y! i! ~ ~ os s'sss; tlt y :
Cut Nth good INQUIRY sals; % ;laa. e e
Yu 70. f wes'trn Bacon d1n Sales $oo ho1es Sn
80 hta sEcs; s"sed .ide: de!iSsasle In Losisy,
ui.el-a uo4,tte hu ncs' dolnE II lfs1bc Tor oh'o 1
| sQc for State. chc.se rtc.d al s1llac,
/ sr@x*-Not very tsss hut pIices 5fe sati!s nlsa.
Ms 81: KsaslMe " Ett9: fc 'iS Ias Ma'! 81: g,
! Is ~.
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plI1SBURGl, tOkT WAYNE
4 AM CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Now ptte4 and caFsTua from Chicago to Tttttsufyh
without II nxe. connecting with the great
PE%SSYLyANIACE CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New York Fh,1tt;pa!3. baltimore and Washington
U and interior t4wut of Pernsylrana, New Jer
res, New York, Maryland &c.
Merchants by taksnr this route vii! havu tbs beuaet
althe Eastern E11skrt 1t no additional cost.
Baggage checked through.
Traits the tepo. tcrne- Of Caca1 aud Van Busen
s.-euts, West Side, % follows:
$50 4. II Morning Express. taly {5uadays excepted
t3a L. .M.-N,Aa. ExpsrsA. dali Sa&uslays exeeptttJ
Connecting atC!est.ne With CeTeaat and lake shore
Ralrcadto EuakEk. t;ua.o. Nasaea faa Sew York and
Boston, AMI Ill iutt:or towns Of New England va New
Iork Centralaad New fork 4nd Ere Eai:!uad.
Also, snrt5 ts.unnbu., zlnesy.!e. Newark, Mount
Vernon s.e.beryue Tteeing and interior towrsof Ohio
au1 EtrI3n!a.
The acove ..!rs Fost.: with TRIMS Md
River Koad Springfield, C1uAna uytuu and Cfne!Hua.
A,so with t.in. Ll:Af layton ard Clncinns EEect
FARE A. Low As ANY OTHER ROtTE
Passengers touat East Will tud thls both peasant
aaa Agreeable, r1-inc through many Of tas f1Exc.s AID
tuest cities n tho Cntcd State*. 49,
Paa-euxeEs asvin: At Ch::ago any Of the wtll
md check acrt 1t the Itpn to receive checks
ard convey hsGe free Of c4:d- to tie Pittsburgh and
{:heaEn SeenscS cass actnulranr each train.
T1cte.s ct A,e It III The principal Tcset od1re tbe
eas an1 Il TIC Company Utiee. corner af Handel .c
Dearborn streets opposite h: Revere louae. II fhs
Depot West Side Ct cA3al and Van Buren, asntetA
Chicago.
Jas r. MC%SDS- Fright A gent, ChIc.so.
fY.nn fvkF h1tG -rA
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etS k'.t--- ~. : y - = = ~.
'I,liE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
- 1HA1 FL; - xlins hqsP, bocplE TRACK.
The capacity " ttss Koa now eqra1 to any In tia
eo:nssf.
Three Through Passenger Train.
Between rt.hassh AMI I'Ai.a1clpha.
rsnsssin seet IN Tug TnIna Dsiat, at ristssush via
~ yYrS. tot n. !alin,ofs Wa>h as' IGN lily illus
t4rlsi.s ,,ies tur til u r.>.sn.e1s
Esrss, I'D ~ I;nes run through To- 10 ihisaiels..
*?ti,9It si.ansc otCa:: II S"niae"r:.
Na sal E. II. i.s :. :;; ~ Ats Ss:
F~si L:'e c1asrss r 1;lt,m"re ar.I Wa.h.n.:.n.
ssS sf =; e: s'sla1 M u ts :s
thu. a.ti'n. nuch tutlr saf Is CT T.ar-1ess.
& a. isssta Nv and IL S*
.asoash lSs's, eli ~. se 4ot': en- either Of tile asvs
Lost Teket.t 70 E-. e"o ~!A Norwich Fail f:!ycr
o. liHts E:.'n tEanslsr't1fsc II
TEXTS se ctinrl r: any II the Important E.,,A.
% - IN :Ae NJ, h. IT. 4: n1 ~ INK ag e ~. :a H., = Il H.;
r.Nt..rlIha
= FACE A.wAr. 4s Inv AND T..z ~ Qr,ck As Ut
A:f usHsk kur1k:
ASK Fol: TlCkLTs BY PITTSBURGH.
Thec n;:es!n cfs!.s W,se:n connexions of the Penn
sY:yaasa kai rrn: rate. tii;,she
DIRECT LINE EErWEES III. EAST AND THE
GREAT EA>'r.
slss avs.a: ll d1ivasc ): isrss:s II ftri:t, itlt.
b. saJ~:s FIJI: !. AMI !ss Is.ssLnI iasit ''s>8'>
~l!Esss esrfo Luz Hlow - Esht- u The comtAay:
II. 4. STEWART. Pittsburgh:
.S. Fc-ce to. Za.rsv lie. u: j. johnston. Ripley
U;t:. M.S.~:cy. M.y.ri Z, H.: srm b. 4 tr,rr. +
". Kto~ Co., Ciuc:au.;;; .thetn i Hilbert
=; rs Me.i.n, % Ma.,r'' l.a: ;i"s Mer; T. 1cu.
him i Co.. t.:," ILL.,: H. +. Sl-s, >lr1te & t;aea. st
3, %s'. ,ss 5; N:sas Isae l1iTf, + ki ..s;
puntsl,, the Wrss.
| = lsc Greatest Facilities offered for the
| AsrH.es ttota astd Speedy 'FsMssn-
t portataon Ut LIVE STOCK.
An. COOL aeorucao Ions With u=ua, privileges for pex
! son-t; arelisx In chasxc tltsent
| Fl.EIGIITS.
sa1,a 10 ant lrt tn lh:l. i?:i'. New lcrk. tn.tn :"
!:h are. oa l4 1fun, .ny pint The la,r> II oh!a
! Ly lS.4lrU:d ,.te !.
The rsan..lsan:a l;.irs;a -, eo:ss:: =: rlt:,ur
Io:, On IT, U.:o M..s"xun ktntas: j. f.nnts:. aa
.T3t %: M;1:*:rrl M':"
thya:o with stvamr:s al Forts IN liz No.sAwv,s.s
| Lakes.
M 10 III; sa s".es sh e"Seer
{: f:ss; :: & tt sr al ss Es: T. ss
as az 81 <r-e1 ~ .'lr' Il. i. so,nranir..
:ti:?E s$KfSEk Fl: ltSf rssS' il;
nh ~ $o i:tos Sa o!,,: :s, Ss nSs; f. %
1EHa% nc;TS III it,; t;t:1 1:. ns::s2 sf nA,,..
rus nTErl :;en1 Tett .st rn4t,ghta J.,
tTICIIIG AN SDUI IIEl;N
wt3 xt1 i1XFE LHKE SHORE AND GEASn Trunk RAIL
lsss-so..-........*r,1z7 AaaAsuz2zsr.-....1s: 1859
/ T,L r.fn~a
, 1860-02-11

4 RARE CHANCE FOR A MIL.
~ LER WITH 4 SMALL. CAr1rAL-To be sold
1meuse sacrifice without Eeeasi to c:ss ara 1n
siuaed On the .. y. Q. n. about ore hundse! a.d
couaty il ioois and la one tile bet grain sfowins
disrc. in,he STATE The mill IN COED sauntnk ortet
aud fas Saw NI attached and otheE nE a.
vant:ges. For particulars Apply 70 GtAkE uA1ER
Is south Waters, JAS. ". L00M1s, III Lakett.
fe!Oa5J5 tw
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-11
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY pHYsIC,

arc so composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely withstand or evade them.
and in1igorate every portion Of the human organ ea,s
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. AS a consequence of these
properties. the invalid who is bowed down with
health or energy restored by a remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Costire-
ness, Hea'tbmm.H Headache arising from disordered
ST.. -ch, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam IN and Morbid
Inaetion Of the Borels, Fatulency, Loss of Appe-
h1e, Jaw'dtce, and other kindred complaints,
arising from a low state of the body or obstruction
Of its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restora-
ton Of tone and strength to the system debiGtatcd
by disease.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-11
A1EE7S
Cure,
FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF

Intermittent Fever or Fever and Asuc,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague. Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fcvers. indeed
for the whole class of diseases orisi"
mating in hillary dcrangcment, caused
by the Malaria Of miasinatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities of the American people than a sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
we arc now enabled to offer, with a perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the disease.
and with assurance, founded or proof, that
no harm can arise from its use III any guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be of immense service i'll the
communities where it prevails. Prrrention is
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run i'll violent attacks of
this balcful distcnpcr. This "CuHE" expcls
the miasmatic poison Of FEVER AND .AGUE
from the system and prevents the develop
mcnt of the disease, if taken on the first APP
preach of its premonitory symptoms. 1t is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
a dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts, where FEVER
AND AGuE prevails, every body should have 1t
and Use it freely both Tor cure and protection.
It is hcpc' this price viii place it within the
reach OF an-thc poor as well as the rich. A
-rcat superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure Of lntermittents is, that it contains
no 0uiiine or mineral, consequently it pro-
!'tees no quinism or other in jurlous effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
~ il arc left as healthy as if they had never
.ai the disease.
Fever and Agucis not alone the consequence
Of tn" miasmatic poison. A great variety of
dis. rt'eis arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Headache.
Rlind1ess. Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Acth-
Palpitation, Painful Affection of the
Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Cole,
Paralysis, and arrangement of the Stomach,
all Of which, when originating in this cause.
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical. This "CuRE" expelS the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
1t is an Invaluable protection to immi-
grants and persons travelling Or temporarily
in the malarious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
lection. that will be eAcreted from the system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
10 ripen into disease. Hence it is even more
for protection than cure, and few viii
evcr suffer from Intermittents, if they avail
themselves of the protection this remedy af-
'ords.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-11

CURE FOR A FELoN.-Having
nearly lost a finger by one of these
excruciating ills to which our flesh
is heir, I feel impelled by a sense
of duty to proclaim the following
remedy. After suffering SO much
with the one aforesaid, i knew the
symptoms too NELL to be mistaken
in regard to them, and after a day
and night Of torture, rose at two
o'clock and administered the fol-
lowing: Take a half gill of strong
vaneya,', dissolve it in tablespoon
full or more of ~saleratus. Heat as
hot as the flesh can bear; soak the
felon as long as desirable repeat
the application as often as the pain
returns, and a cure is certain. The
writer prevented two in this way.
To all afflicted, We say try it. This
remedy must be applied in the first
stages, as it is of no avail after it is
greatly swollen. - Rural New
Yorker.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-11

Under this head the Mobile I'D.
vertiser has the following remark,
with which we cordially concur:
Some Of our Brock and Lane
contemporaries have been greatly
exercised about an apprehended
fusion between the Bell and Doug.
las men in some States in which
neither party is considered strong
enough to carry the day alone
Such a fusion was in their eyes a
aterrible enormity, worthy of being
visited with all the walls Of polite,
al wrath. What will these imma-
culates say to the news we publish
elsewhere to-day, from New Jersy,
where the Breckenridge party, in
State Convention, took the lead in
proposing a,general fusion against
Lincoln absolutely placed three
good Bell and Everett men on their
electoral ticket, and instructed the
electors to cast the vote of the State
for Bell, Douglas or Breckenridge
as might be desirable or necessary
to defeat the Republican candidate.
And this, although the Douglas
Convention, which was in session
at the same time and in the same
city, positively refused all PROPOSE
tions for compromise and nominal
a straight-out electoral ticket.
Now such a fusion does not trouble
US. If we were at the North and
found it necessary to form an ALI
ance with National Democrats to
defeat the common enemy, Lincoln,
we should not hesitate to adopt such
q measure. We even entered the
lists for the Little Giant in hismem-
orable contest for the Senate with
the rail splitter and the Admins
tration combined, because we con-
sidered Mr.. Douglas a better, safer
and ADLER man than his competitor
and we certainly do not think Mr..
Lincoln any better or Mr.. Douglas
any worse a man than he was two
years ago.
We are rejoiced at the indication
that a complete alliance of the con.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-11

Are the two Democratic factions
in earnest in their fght.-Rich-
momd Wing.
Were the Kilkenny cats in fun ?
An exchange thinks that we had
better not get after Mrs. Swishelm.
We are aware that it would be a
aos1d goose chase.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-11
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF

FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ton, and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu-
merous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to cur climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. e.. AVER e co.
LOWELL, AASS.s
For sale in Baton Rouge, by
f. L W. BOCEL,
June Is, 1860. ar. D. DAY.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-11
POSTAGE.
Baton Rouge Steam Ferry.

TVHE NEW STEAM FERRY BOAT -
ton Rouge at : o'clock. a. n. during thsl
Winter months, and at 6 O'Clock during thsss1Ji
and ply regularly during the day. An ints'vssr
fifteen minutes will take place between thst1p"
either side. -,
The boat will leave tho Baton Rougs ~ ~
last trip 1t sun-down, and remain Eve minas:s~11
on the opposite side; after which, persons dssas ~
crossing before sunrise next morning will ~ =
over in skiffs at double rates Of ferriags, aeeos0-s
contract. -
~ No contracts will be made for fsrr'ass
year or quarter, but in order to suit the conss sa.4y
of those whose business or pleasure causes ~
quent crossing of either themselves or 1~a.
passage Tickets will be sold on the boA' narrt
ages of twenty-five for Four Dollars, being
Of twenty per cent. on the established ratos; N
m.b1a.x propristos
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-11
The Misferssnes Of q Turaeoas.

The Montgomery (Ala.) M~u
wau an enormous Fillmore paper in
1856, and is now a violent Brock
inridge organ. Its former friends
have got hold Of its files, and are
producing some Of these 'ricb, rare
and racy' pbilipics against Mr.
Breckenridge some four years ago
that man who was openly for squat
ter sovereignty the MoI now
hugs to its bosom, and denounces
with the same vehemence and bit
terness all those who viW not sup
port him noao as it did those who
did support him for four years ago.
Which shall the people believe, the
HAIL of 1856, or the HAIL of186O?
Was the Nail most truthful now
or them?
The MaM thus referred to Mr.
Breckenridge in 1860:
And who are they who defend
him for making speeches in COM
pany with John Van Buren,, and
declaring that he does not belong
to a party which goes fer the extern
sion of slavery9 and for making
other soft talk to Freesoilers, in a
free State, while standing side by
side with the FreesoilerV an Buren,
Aye, who defend him?
1t is not such papers as N. O.
Delta or the Charleston Mercury
Journals devoted to intense South
ernism, though connected with the
Democratic squatter sovereignty
party. Nesn not MeI! But when
ever, in this broad land, you find a
miserable hireling odHederal pow
era plant, unquestioning tool Of
powers that may be-a creature
calling himself man, but who has
long since parted with all manly
attributes mere political pander-
or who, at so much per month pro-
longs an official relation to men who
despise while they employ him-a
party scavenger, without olfactories
who revels in the odor he is called
on to handle-a thing named So
and-so, sold in Jumps for a price,
long ago-an individual of the class
that party corruption has general
ed, and that party corruption keeps
fit its vilest work-whenever You
find such man he is the defender of
G. Breckenridge, for associat-
ing politically with John Van Blu
rem, and in the presence Of Free
clearing his skirts of belong
ing to a party which goes for the ex-
tension of slavery.
Yes, these are men who would
make the South believe that Mr..
Breckenridge is for the South, when
he himself denies that he occupies
hat position-when he himself
comes out openly for squatter So
verignty. II
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-11
NOTICE.
omce Southern Mutual lnsurane. CT
Baton Rouge. Feb'v. An ,e~

ofice Southern Mutual Insurance. =,
Baton Rouge, Feb'y. 4th. iss
At a meeting of the Board of D;,..4.
held this day, it was Resolved, To nav S;,%
cent. interest on the outstanding Scrin. * r.
per cent. to Stockholders on premiums hi a. I
them for the year ending the LIST Of Feb~T
1861, and to declare a dividend of Eff,
eem. on the nett earned premiums of the e.
pany for the year ending 3Ist January. i'm
for which certificates will be issued on n
after the LIST day Of March next.
1t was furthey Resolved, To redeem the a.
standing seripfor the year 1857, on pr,...
tation at the office Of the Company,
u The Stockholders are hereby nodta
that an election for Ten Directors a n.
teen Trustees, to serve for the ensuing n,
will be held at the office Of the Compsurn
Thursday, the 18th day Of March, 1850.
F. E. HEBERr,
feb. 18th, om- Secretary.