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ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.

n sells sverywhere and gives satisfaction. Bead
the following extracts from letters:
L. BovIE, Druggist, Unioetown, Penn
Erite-. ALIENS Lung baleam has performed some
rtmark able cures about here Irecommend with
ldeuoe in all diseases Of the Throat aud ngs"
sTERLISe Bios Druggists, write from Carro!
ton: ct nd ns six dozen ALbkNS LUNG BAL
SAN. We are entirely out of t II gives more
seaersl satisfaction than any other medicine We
sell 80 "a ~ t,,
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BALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER.

Renews the vitality Of the sca}p
kepews the hair TO its original color.
Repeus the nutritiye matter which nourishs.
the hair
kenews the growth of the hair.
Renews the appearance OF thoss that are b .id
and Gray, and is a sDfepoid hair dressing. No O.
or Alcohol to clog MP the pores One bottle show
its effects.
r p. HALL & CO., Nsshus, II Prosristors
Fer sale by all dra seists. jal3-zm
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SPECIAL NOTICES. /.

A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
aNing INST beer nj sde In HOOPS MALT EN-
placed within the reach of all We conAdeutly
tomme nd Its to all 80 -rine from disorder- OF
The throat. cheet luugs or ston sc b. and to those
nseoirg an iuvigorator, tonic, or beverage,
instead Of porter, ale, beer, or other aicsho tc
int "a
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BATORELoR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid lair Dyeiy the best In the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, relf able
instantaneous; no disap pointmeEt; no ridiculou,
tints, remedies the III effects Of bed Dyes invisO
rates and lesves the air soft and beautiful bIa<s
~ yoes. Sold by al Druggists and Perfumers
and properly applied at Batch elor 3 Wig Fsctoy
No. 10 Bond sFeet. New York. is1g-eodly
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PETROLEUM AS A ME0ICIsE-Tne cGra.Gx.
or medical properties OF petroleum ar. d.
owing 20 Its csrbonaccops character. as - - -
posed 10 De the case with cod liver on. Tor
which toe former ~ by no means "A substItu.e.
lis medical virtues are more similar % hose %
turpeDrine; 81 rs purge, and IN q srmaag,
highly prized rs a remedy against tape vOr "a
occasionally u has been given IN disorders OF
the heart, but. being very stimu mulat,pe. tsbOas
never be- administered when there T. the l-a
inflammation. Externally employed IL - M -
useful. and perhaps the best remedy for hnrus
and scalds. chilblsins aud q seasSs OF the ~ g..
II has even been attended with success ~ .t>-s
OF rheum atism, diseases of the JOINTS ana ,.t--
alysiS.
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EROM CANADA.

Montreal for tapitoi of the Sew Eo-
mini0n-Feuians Leaving
MONTREAL. CANADA, Feb. 6-The Governor
SeneIai left his city this morning for Ottawa,
and Lieutenant Governor Ho owiand tor Toron-
TO- The Governor General expressed his
opinion that Montreal should be the seat of
Governms nj, and that he will use his influence
10 haven't brought here. Several well known
fenians have left Canada for the United States,
fearing, it Is said, revelations by Whalen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

TRICBINA.-Tne death of four members Of n
family named Wilbrreht, An Oneida county,
from tricbinIasis, was recently generally e D
ticed by the press. In connection wltb =,
oase Dr. Thomas VI FIand rau OF II Brna. x-l;ss
10 The ttica Herald that miscros copicAt eN-
am Eation OF the muscles OF one of the d.
ceased revealed the presence OF mvriags ~
trlchina In an active state. The little wo-ZS
looked under the microScoD Ne like living. W n -
ing snakes The solt pork ssd sausage. al.
which the decreased had eaten were fail OF
trio hina in the encrusted state. This port " as
raised by Mr.. Wilbrecht, and fsttened a. Uslsl
on corn aud grain. There was nothing IN ins
conduct OF appearance OF the auImai- when
fatt@ning, or the look Of the mear. 70 IudIca.e
disease. The slusages Were m ade OF "a " m-a..
and then smoked until quite black and dry, -
IL the Germsn custom. and were eaten wltfour
cooklng.-ApdBg ArgaS.
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YRE CATTLE PLAGUEIyNEw YORK

PoCeHKEkPsIR, N. Y, Feb. 6.-The excite
ment over the sudden death OF cattle at Fish
XIII plains, has subsided. Fonr of the dead cat
lie were found beeides stream Of water, having
Deen poisoned. The balance of Haight's C clstle
are in healthy condition. Loss on the dead
cattle about S3UOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

A DELEGATIeN of iItm)re dislillers YES
terday visited this clty 70 petition Congress 10
extend the time for taking whiskey out OF
pOrd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

GEN. BADEAU, we see 1t stated, is busy on
the second end concluding volu nc Of HIS Mill
tary History OF Genera! Grant.
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AN EQUITABLE VIEW OF A CASE A fee
years ago Mrs. Harrington "a handsome widov
OF slxteen) was tried for the murder OF her hus
band, AZ the Delaw are Oyer and Term,ner
before Juoge Balcom. For the purpose of e.
tabilshlng her motive to Kill her h usb band, tn.
district attorney pro we'd that her husband yVa-
thEty-six years OF age, and married her wh-h
sne was only fifteen years old, in PeInsylvan,.
by falsely representing to her that ne was a
rich farmer OF Delaware county, New York
when he was an intempeTate teamster therr
ana that he abused her after ne brought her /,
Delaware county. This evidence created IN !.
strongest kind of sympathy for her L. becam
50 strong on the third day of the trial that oae
More met Judge Balloon as he was going I,
uinhtT. ana More (wlth Tears in has eyeS ,
besought him to take an equitable view of tn
case, when be came to charge the jury; whera-
upon Juuge Ba1com asked him WIN at ne mean-
oy an equitable view of the case: and Nor.
tcrying) exclaimed, Tell the Jury the poor
snl cld not XIII her husbaad half as quick n
she ought to-! And II Is supposed The jury
took that view OF the case when they ACQUITTED
her.-AUdny Journal.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GENERAL GRANT will leave New York for
Was hin ton this evening.
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Wall Atreet Ts-dav

new YORK, Feb. s-Stock market 10 t-n
but unsettled. Money easy At per cent EN-
change. 81. Gold, 35s. 5-aB's Is2, cup a.
13k. North Carolina Sizes, 69s; new, 81, W.
einia Sxes. excoupon, 56k; sew. Ga; Tea
nessee Sixes, ex-coupon, 67k; new, 81.
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SITGCLAR kRRDICT.-A coroner lary a.
the case OF John T.. Cadmus, who was knOc s-c
down IN Boston by carriage driven by , IAN
ii Coburn. and subsequently, died, bring IN As
their verdict that Coourn was driving rate
exceeding that allowed by the city ordIuances
snd that Cadmus was not using Tue and prep
er care while crossing a public street. II =
law suggests some rater important conssdera-
uops for pedestrians. DOES the law require
that citIzens crossing streets shall exercise
their caution an accordance with the speed ca
borses, or does IL simply provide that ord nary
canton shall b. used A horse travelling q:
the rate OF ten miles an hour woulo be apt 20
knock the most cautious man out OF exi stem ce
II he hit him, while one going only four mlI-.
an hour would only knock him over, OF y; Re
worst break q few bones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

VERDICT IN BREACH OF PROMISE
CASE.
NEW YORK, Feb 6-The Jury in the HarrI-
scb-Vreeiand breach Of promise case rendered
verdict 5000. Defendant has taken an ap-
peal.
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BOR FINALE wEAENEss AND DEBILITY
WHITES OR LEUCORRHGA,
TOO PReFUsE NsTRUArIOy,
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG coNTISuED PERIODS,
voR PR0LAPsUs AND BEAaING DOWN, Oh
PROLAPSUs UTERI,
We ocer the most perfect sy-si6c known:
hIhBOLD MPOrND EXTRACT OF
BCCHU.
Directions for use, diet, and advice, sseon pany.
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foRklaE NEWS By CABLE.-European al
wees OF yesterday aLEOUnce the death OF the
MARQUIS de Monster, late French Minister o
Foreign Affairs. Dispatches received in Par,
IRON AlGeria state that the insurgents ther.
have been dispersed. Permission has beeu
granted for the errc' ion OF D nagogue 10 Ma
the Spanish Cortes. A meeting was held in
London, Thursday night, In favor OF grantin.,
amnesty to Fenian prisoners. Preparation
for the meeting of the glish Parliament are
nearly complete. Lord Clarepdon's health is
so much impaired that il il expected he will
have to retire from the Foreign Onioe The
Powers parttcipating In the Paris Confsrence
nave gwen Greece q short time N which to de-
ctde upon its proposals. A ministry faverable
to the Conference 10 being formed at Athen.
win come dimculty, but ID announced as
nearly completed. Great excitement prevails
1t Athens, where Bulgaris, the retiring Prime
Minister, is immensely popular :.
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Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
No. 3s1C STREET,
BETWEEN A.: AND 6rK STREETS.
No. 3s1 G STREE,

HAVINNERe CRACKERS
Are admit. by ali mpartsl judges to be the bee,
in the market.
The are obvious:
We have erected one of Mckenzie 9 Q ,leudid Reel
Ovens. ut Q cost of over FIVE tho usand dollars
Our machinery 10 the best and NE vest Patent
We kuy the best n steTial.
We eDploy the best sorknen.
We manufacture from twenty i've to thirty bar.
rels Of -four per day.
We leep Q cid stock or b and, and conseq uently
our Crackers are always fresh
Try for yourselves, you will ind eur statement
tTne
To prevent fraud, our Crackers are STAN ped with
the name,
"HAvENNER.
II you cent get "HAvENEER's CRACKERS
from your Grocer, tend to the Bakery, 3t7 U st
We will supply you.
We offer the following assortment
SODA CRACKERS
MILK BISCUIT
WATER CRACKERS
LEMON BISCUIT
BOSTON CRACKERS
CRACKER DUST
GINGER SNAPS
NOVELTIES
JUMBLEs
SUGAR CAKES
SUGAR CRACKERS
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ssverns-n, s-.srstl-.

WAskIssrok, Feb. q, tS~s LAY Ooose A
10. furnish the following auOtau-1s u IlcN
erImepI securities:
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~ The Empress Eugenie is said 70 have
very cordial hatred for Prince Napcleou. She
lsoks upon BIN n her rival in ths regency in
cste Of the Emperor's death.
~Cspital punishment has reoeutly bsea
brought 70 the atfenfion Of the New Yofh Leg
I.ss'ure, BY the Introduction of bill = abolish
the d ath penalty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

Editor Star In your last nights edition
my attention was called 10 the letter of
Mr.. u Quartriil IN reference 70 "Barbara
Freitchie II has been said OF this lady that
while the rebel army were marching through
FREDERICK, Nd, during the war, she waved a
national nag and said, ''Strike 1t you will this
old gray head, but spare yoar "country q nag ~
w lille she was q noble and true woman to her
s.country," no such circumstances ever oc.
CURED as has been attributed TO her. Thus
know from personal acquaintance with her
family, and their version and denial OF the
whole thing. She did, however. apon one oc.
casiou while s>sxr forces" were marching
through the city, wave an American flag |"
Q young mah obtnined il under
false pretences, and the mag" or borrower mas
never keen seen since the story which attaches
70 her has 80 widely obtained credence. i
simply make this statement to correct wrong
i'm PRESTON upon the public mind. While In
the United States army, marching through
Frederick, ] saw many instances OF devotion
to country BY the many noble women Of thai
place. Very respectfully,
Late Co. +, 9Th Conn. Vols,
WAfBINGTON, d. e., February Q, 1869.
~Dr Peters, who killed Gen. Van Dorm,
has remarked the cause OF AL the trouble.
~Povdered hair II becoming more apo
more ashionab,e And the more powder the
better.
~The Adventists prophecy the worlds
dissolution IN the epring. Wehave had symp-
toms of it.
~The niece Of Ferdinand de Lesseps, q
cou ntess in the fashionable world Of Paris, has
died or ~. b. T. ON her nose, Notwithstanding
Neiaten ahpststsd hat organ.
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INTERNAL RBvKNUK-The receipts to-day
from this source Were siO,9o963.
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AyyAIRs IN PRIrcR GnoHeI Oouury. n

AYyAike N PRINCE GnOReR COUNTY, Nd.
The Prince Geosgian has the following items
Fire.-fhe stable Of Erancis A. Gardner, In
PiscataWay District, vas destroyed By nrs or
Saturday night last, together Wifh two vaIua.
IRE h supposed to have been the work Of an
Incendiary- Loss about SEQ upon which there
was NO insurance.
Church DsdicotieR.-On Sunday the 18th inst.
the new Methodist Church South, located On
the road leading fren Bean Town to Troy, will
be dedicated. The Rev. DR.. WD. Z. Muneey,
the greatest pulpit orator IN the country, IL ex
pected to preach the dedic alton sermon.
Land Saie-The Hon s. A. Berry, as trustee.
sold on Monday, the lst inst Q portion Of the
n al estate Of Albert H. Berry, containing SOM
81 acres. The land 10 mostly in wood and
Of Warrington CITY, for e2S0O.
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New York Grain Markr

New Ysrk Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6-Flour market dUIg sOd
Unchanged. wheat quiet but rather hesyy.
Corn steady.
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IL ONEYI NEY,i
OF FINEST QUALITY, lin the Comb,
In n2-lb.. .4lb., and 10 lb Stands,
AtNeW York Prices.
n. W. BURCHELL,
Corner l&th and streets,
i,G Under nbbitt House
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Financial Matters in Baltiaere Te-da,-
BALTIMORE, Feb. 6-virginia Size. an
scTibed. old, SOY bid, JOA asked; do, I-Sa. q,
bad. 81 asked; do. 1857, 81 bid. 81 4 asked. { o..
coupon, old. s. bid; do. coupon. n.E, -
bid North Carolina Sizes, old. 63a bid; do
hew. sl bid.
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ME.TIH0 % S1iPPBns AID BoArnHu-
There Was meeting Of men In this Interest =,
WnSansport, o. the l6th Of January, us which
resolutions were passed declarine that not
WithetaDdtng the advance in freight inrShe lat
ter part of the season. bat few bo.tmeu made
money enouGh during the season 70 keen them
and their stock throsgh ths winter. free from
debt They consequently give notice 70 TIE
onesent coal coOpaaies thai, under the pr,eenf
nleh prices OF living and horse feed il is i'm
pessfebs 70 boat coal next season uniess tho-e
companies come 20 their relief by advarc rcias
cone.deraely the freight paid on coal. Thev
esy mat tnsr Object 10 70 ask relief ana not 30
e4nort hisn prices.-Hagerstocp kd) Nal.
1.-Two yosne men, students Of WasAsastou
Soiseee, LexinGton, Va, Got ON . ssspree "a
EE days ago, p.raaed ne streets VAN pistols.
cnr .lso oea.vso IN very disorderiy manner.
SoIofeo man snasehed q pistol from oas OF
tnem. vnen he Mas nred npos, ana siisStIy
wounced Upoa eeins informed Of what thsy
had done. they decamped. ana The rsxs day
were expelled Rom The Coileee.
gu s Deplfy Marssal jacob Cohen, has !.
arrefssd l.. j.. Jett, on . charge Of bredkias
in o post ofice In Wesfm0rplsnd county, Va
AID taking ont the y. 8 man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

Hon. f. Il. WAsnBURNR, who has been con-
fined TO his house for several days past ny
severe indispceltion. is better TO- day, anc Will
on be able TO resume his seat in the House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

MIRAcULOUs EscAPk-6eorge Davis. aboul
twelve years old, . son Of General @ u. "
Davis, Of Florida, bat now boarding q the
evening while playing with the ropes usad {,
draw coal 10 the upper noors Of that hotel, fell
from the third story window to dumb waiter
below-a distance Of about forty feet-and ee-
br uisee .-AlexaadSia Ca<efk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

MR. RAMSAY introduced in the Senate to- day
Q hill to incorporate the Butchers Benevoleu,
Association of the District OF Columbia. II
names ~ corporators Jonn II. Click. George
Csrll, Christian Kieny, John Rupert, Fred
erick Dietz. and Charles Gran; the ohlect of
the ASSOCIATION being to assist members in
sickness and secure tor them decent buriiI
grant aid to widows. and educate the children
Of deceased members. t..f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

SorIHKRH MARYLAND RAILRoAp.-rte
Port Tobacco Times says that the recent s.a.e.
ment OF TIE Baltimore sun, that the CommIs-
..oners :s Of Cearlss county hsa sereed % give
county for railroad Parposes TO the Soathern
Maryland, Railroad Company, u santrue, - And
that the sOcmmisssoners have made, or rather
than that already nosiesd N he T,nss come
month ago, Wheu IL subject was indeGn nitelv
postponed on account Of the diversity OF opin-
non exsstng among ths members Of the Board.
FrRB AT TRs OoAL MIuDs.-A nre broke ont
N one OF the collAeries of the Short Nosnsaln
Va, ys.,s Cp.psny, py ssSss ~ mnlllsso.rs: Psaasyl.
under check sntal . force punp ana . sa6-
cent Quaat,ty Of hose arrivDd IRON Harrs-
burg per BaRhlo express train On rhorodsy,
bsr1Ss Hsss q oosf css sSscsusriy Z . ~ Se nsde .a
70 euccumb - the ineea1ity of ne Workoen
ana Ne power Of wafsr.-Harrsses'y 7ssssrepa
~We predics short season Cor TIE vs,oc,-
@Ax asurprtse" parties and one .phan,on
party" tAts week in New York.
~rvo.vheelsd vslociPsdes are knows a.
sbycycles" u Paris.
~Drick Ponsroy says: Womsa s,n sor
equal suffrage. not 90 mach Cor tne pr,,,,ere
Of voting - 70 seta chance TO pair or
Gh is suthoritatively stated thai General
movensnf n Virginia, bot vss .,se,. ~
iirst 70 suseest ths iasas Which oonrroI Il.
new nne hes bean invented. uhicb is
s,sss,sss s inches long. ana can oe CARRIED az me
he young men Of Chica-o Are s1id q, ne
cssseineo accordine 10 their stiii .. yeloespes-
~. mo ne "omid todd,ers." the .wary wnb-
sag; e's; Inc 'so-it-gracsfnls" and TIE .,fs1ey
There are engagrd In the Slate QSsr-gss,
nesf New Canton. Bnch ngham sously, Va,
~ cs 30 Wesshmen, Who recenty i'm n q. .,aS
70 hat eoaafy.
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500 935 81
i2i,l9l,1N -
le

Total Debt ......... ............. o. -59.7O7 l.
Am tin Teasury coin, IS 7325lo A
currency, H,A4l S32 90
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. per cent. lswfnl money Bonds
fs.ued to Pscific Railroad C1mpa
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TEs PUBLIC DEBr-The following is the
statement Of the public debt Of the United
states on the Ist Of February, le69, Just issued
from the Treas ury Department:
Dsd Beartas Com fa;srssf
per cent. Bonds. S12, $50 500 %
per cent Bonds 1857 2Ss.67I 400 %
yer cent. .. % Bonds. 4, 07 6S3,3s0 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

THE FACT that Mr.. Motley left Boston for
New York about the time General Grant left
here for the same place, is noted by the quid
aaEcS who have the habit Of putting this and
that together" SO far as the circumstance may
De regarded as affecting the formation of tn.
Cabinet we are au--. But we forDear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

IoHp ARI GENUINE uNLIss poND uP
n IvseSl- enrrsvsA VrsVpsS, With fas-sintls ef ~
0.::ei Sssss''s',ssA aH1 nImo1p.
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NOT SENATOR MORTON.-The recent an
nouncement made in a city cotemporary. that
Senator Morton would give party on Monday
evening next, is incorrect. Senator Morton
will give no party on Monday evening. The
announcement was probably intended for SEN
ator Morgan, OF New York
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-07-31
NO. 81

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis.
trict. John B. Quiggles vs. John R.
Buhler. No. 2l29.
BY VIRTUE of writ cf 6. ia. directed
to the sheriff of the parish Of West Bat.
on Rouge, in the above entitled and mum.
bered cause. Of date 18th, a. d., 1869,
from the Hon. the Fifth District Court in
and for the parish Of West Baton Rouge,
State aforesaid, l have seized and will
offer at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the residence of John
r Buhler. defendant, about twelve miles
above the Court House in this parish of
West Baton Rouge. on
SATURDAY, the 7th day Of August, A.
d.. 1869, at ii o'clock m, all the right,
title, interest and claim of said defendant.
John R BuhIer, in and to the following
described movable property, to wit -
Two cows and calves, two steers. one
mare, four iron chairs, one horse cart. one
sidebo"rd, eight pictures, one toilet table.
one sofa, one nelodeoD, one armoir, one
bookcase and books, one bookstand and
six chairs.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
Of judgement, interest and costs in the
above entitled and numbered cause.
Terms of Sale-Cash. with the benefit
Of appraisement. PHILLIP BAUER,
Jy24 Deputy Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-07-31
DIRECTORS: /:
Assets, Jan. /, 1858, over $500, 900.

THIS COMPANY issues policies on 1ives on all
the different plans and at favorable rates as any
cther while it has no restrictions in regard to res
idence travel and all its profits are divided an.
nuaHy among its policy holders Its policies are
all issued on the NON .FoRrEI7INo PLAN, It 10
prompt in the payment of losses, NO company
having better reputation for promptness or
Gberality
The amount received.for premiums
alone in the year 1857 was. 3l .405 .049 SO
Interest received same time. ........ ll6,O35 10
Losses by d. ath FIR the sa ne period 255 s. 90
THIS Company at its last annual Meeting, held
in January, declared dividend Of orty per cent,
payable in cath, and -..t
Resolved" That all dividends previous to, and in
cludng that Of January, 1867 will be paid during tho
year. at the period OF fne wal OF the Ye-
spective policies. and from and after January 1859,
they will be paid at the periods other first renewal
Agency office:
James Mcvay's Hardware Store. y
Batcn Rouge, La. Ia.
medical Examiners:
+. J. Burlington, NJ. D. J. Ducheis, NJ. b.
JOSEPH g. WILLIAMS, q
-. ....l.es Agsat:
JAMES McvAY, Sub-Agent. see
Baton Rouge Board Of Re5erence::
Prot. W. H. N. Magruder. John A. Doughsrty,
Hart 4 Hebert, R. D. Day. N. ". Pope. ". B.
Chamberlin. j.. v. Durable. George a. Pike,
Henry Jones, D. g. Montan, J. 3. Elan, HI.
Hyams, R. H. Day, Nd, ". F. Tsnnard.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-07-31
CIRCULAR.
TO THE PUBLIC.
IMPORTANT VETERINARY REMEDIES.
Read the Following:

We, TIE undersigned, having known Mr.. J. W.
Santafee for many years readily certify to his
un nbatfed skill in the cure of all diseases Of the
horse, and sincerely and heartily recommend him
him and his medicine to the public in general,
kuo wing that it will meet with complete success
to all who may deem it prudent to give fair
trial Foundered horses cured in twelve hours
Collie in thirty minutes. Bolts in thirty minutes
Distemper in four says. Farsy and preventive
Of elanders from e gbt tc ten days. Lung fever
in four days. Lockjaw.
Alfred Hazard, Il. '" Catlett,
p Kreusen. WO Gordon,
DR.. Jones, NJ D., B. H. McGilon,
d A. Toadvine A. l.. TOmbs,
Chas Schields r w. Hale, Laurel Hill,
R. T Mcclure. ]. McGrath, Baton Roton,
J. McKeown. En-. .Dubroca, W Rouge,
r. Clendennan, V. +. Allan,
II. T. Alain, J. e. Stafford
I. N. A. Redman, Bayou Sara.
Having purchased from Mr.. J. ". Santafee the
patent Of his veterinary Remedies " for this
parish, l will fill all orders sent Ele. In every
instance these Remedies hare proved complete
cures. have used them myself with perfect
success and can conf lently recommend them to
others.
Put up in quantities to suit purchasers.
PHILIP BAUER.
Livery Stable, Ferry Landing, West Baton Rouge