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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST HATO. ROUGE.

SIXTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT cot Er.
IaHi'n ~Eianque, ". Framc A. Wooi+. No. 1907.
10y VIRTUE Of writ Of II. fl. to ne directed in .re
~ nh"t" entitled sU.t. "f date H." Nth iiy al
March, IN3'', from the 9th District Court ii ana fer
>'h' parish and State, will be- offered for sale At rulLr
auction - III" last and highest bladder, in front OF the
Inc Court 't"nS" in this parish. on
Saturday 9Th day Of July next 1856.
at II "ci''h :. NJ, all the right Of tn" c,rrndant
frarn" A.. Woods, in md to the following Lcsrribr
property. to wit:
y certain tract of land situated in this parish. n
iorty hr!"nts from th" river Mississippi. me-, .ur;np
Nv" arp"n's by forty arp"n's in depth. hpulurd below
by lands Of THOMPSON ". Bird. ahov" by those If Mrs
conway, IN the rear by !. {. Wop!s and in front ly
tl"s" Of said Frame \. W"ois with the improvements
thereon. 10 pay and satisfy sail writ of execution sirz
ed IN the alor" entitled suit.
Terms 81 >Htc-L'n 4 credit Of twelve months. our.
chaser to furnish his bond with gn."l security. bear
i'H \ per cent. per annniu from date until pad. with
m"rt-"s" retained upon III" property sold.
WI. WHITE, y s.
West Baton Rouge. june II.
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Notice of charlottesville.

T1N1E undersigned have this day entered into co part
l. rership, under the the style of MONT-AN Il HU-
GCET, for the purpose of carrying on the Hardware
business. in all its various branches, respectfully So
licit the patronage of the public, assuring them that
in future asJarGe and varied a stock can be found as
their stand, and sold as low a. any house outside Of
New Orleans.
7. E. N0NTAE,
april II j 5. HtGULl.
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SfATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST Rnr-.,r

SIXTH DISTRICT Corgr.
> T. KIRKLAND, A + PIPER Sd app. vs.. FR.xc,s Vn,7r
No. 1877.
y VIRTUE ola writ Of Fl. Fa. TO me li-ec.c1 j.,
= III" ann'" entitled suit Of date til. 18th d,v nr
Why 1876, from til" 9th District Court in and far said
parish and State. will be offered for sale ,t ,,Ll;o a'
ltpn 10 IN" last and highest bidder in front Of fl.
tFnrt House of this Parish on wv
saturday the I'd day Of August next 1856
AT ! l 9 clock A. n. all the right title and int<rsst q, IN.
"e"''ah' } ranc's White in and to the f,,l7Hjnr ,rn
=. !" W. a certain Tract of land situutel in this
70 ~. am ""ttr containing one and 4 half arir1,, tn
me NIs',sslppi River with a depth Of TWENTY s.veu
hriehtS bounded above by lands Of Dan TficI., ana,
oeinW by those o: James NJ. Peak tocethcr wiz al ~.
f. . aGi ana improvements thereon, to pay and salts
y said "rt or execution. Terms Of sal. -r,l,
West r..o, N: POPE, Sheriff,
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.JOEPH

. IN VEC T IND B UILUER
AN pkEfRED to take contracts in my line. AL
l. WORK aoi with neatness and despatch.
Es- All kih; of iobbips done at a short notice.
y. h.-planfor Public and Private buildings, city
anu country ,uses, cottages. suburban villas, &c,
given upon ,he,os, anrroved STYLE. !
. - Sh"r2onlorida street. last Of Maine, in the
in tt" rear Of thprc,hvterIau Church.
NIrrbf
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h1GHT ABOUT FACE!
YOU

y n,ssav,, t : Informs the public tina, hav;nc
ING on ms NV, HIS late associations, he is now Rrvo,v
himself on Cb m = IN ether words, he has establish ed
the Harvey n, o Hanss street, north side, first door east Of
will iaks no uas ~ HE and his SATELLITES, will
as the scY1Hr or "he. but with sALADrN BLADE. keen
dnnees- marinu I'D TINT, takes off the hahn yeg,,n-
most beam ifni ht'sue humanity in a manner
distant waterc,i " behold. Lulled. by the music of a
and pure " ,s bearing the tauam. sav"r~ "
cushions Of e;sou cradied the INFANT vESus-burjea IN
ORIENTAL CHIMES .up"n-imu1erscd in aroma from the
III Aopnalartum Art. &c. WIN ''"S0''o'' H"-
Come one. come ~
"~' st'e JOE CRAIG a shaving CALI,
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ust rrfvcd Come and see!!
- Int Cashmere Pants for summer wear, Drill
IN: RANT Pure Linnen Shirt fronts. Patented seam
sh'rt 'erine, Shirt collars, Light silk neck ties, Gras
neck tics LisJe thread gloves, Lisle thread sacks,
hieached ID unbeached half hose ct c~etera, &c.
J. SIMON & co.
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ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
phROISSE D'0UEST BATON ROUGE

"' x - ~lHiFVH DISTRICT.
TR%"T:rcuAN " Mrs jim .iiExAypn,r No. j441
IN VIRTUE dun writ de- Fl. ia. a moi adIrcssoe
IL dam laiairn ~ci-d">sus. par Ia Cour ,n 6lne Dis.
trlct Juolciairr, pour Ia 'tite paroisse ct Fiat, en- date
du -ome Jour dc Mai 1886, il scra ottert en- ventc pu hi
que au plus "lrant ct d"rnicr encherisseur Il la Mai.
son de Cour en- cette ParoiSse,
Sanletti lie 2me jour d'Aout 1856
4 II hours 4 NJ, touts les droits. tires ct interets de
Ii def, ndresse Mad. Jean Alexandra CONNIE herjtiere
dams Ia succession de paulin Foret decd, pour payer ct
~satlafaire le dit ordre d'execution. Condition de la
vente-comptant.
WV. WHITE, 4. Sheriff.
Quest Eaton Rouge yuin oS 1856.
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GreenWell Springs.

TIVE undersigned having leased the above CELEBRATED
i Springs for the coming season. takes this metho
OF announcing to his friends and the public generally
that he will be prepared to open the same for the ac-
commodation of visitors, on the 18th of May, 1856.
Deeming it unnecessary and superhuous to enter
into a lengthy description of the valuable properties
CT the water, the subscriber would merely state to the
public, that on . careful analysis of the same by
Afessrs !. l.. Il W.P. ki1dell. Chemists of the univer
sity of Louisiana. they pronounce the waters to be
n-,,,r. ,F -ba l1ou;, ,,ora3;n,{,.
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It Received: :,
- French .Iaconets, small and figured. French
Lawns. small and figured. 80 per cent Bobin-
en-. Ladies Lylsie thread Gloves, Of all colors
ana alrge variety Of the latest style 0:
Enloidered Collars, so per cent Irish Linens, En-
brolred Skirts, Extra fine Marseilles Quits, l 4,
oo dL. c. handkerchief at 81 81 pei dozen at
J. SIMON & co.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST RI Rcr-cr

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT tuvg-.
mos. + VAUGHAN vs.. Mrs. JEAN ALEXANDRIA. No, 14i1
} VIRTUE Of a writ Of Fl. Fa. to me directed in
- tie a!'"v" entitled cause, Of date the o0+h aav of
May \ p 1886. from the 9Th district Court. in and f,r
Sa'i parish and State. will be offered for sal. at public
auction to the last and highest bidder. in front Of the
Court House in this parish, on
Saturday the I'd day o. august 1856
AZ II O'Clock A NJ. all the the right. title and interest
OF the defendant Mrs. Jean Alexandria as heir in the
succession Of raulln FoFet dec. to pay and satisfy said
writ OF execution seized in the above entitled cause
Terms OF sale-Cash.
WIN. WHITE, D. Sheriff.
West Eaton Rouge juno cSt, 1916
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
ParOisse dc l'Ouest Baton Romeo.

CoUR DC slkEoiE DISTRICT.
Dams la succession de SAMrE1. NJ. McKsEr1Y decd.
No. J35.
4 TrENnC qne Robert HillExecnteur testamentaire
"A de la snsdite succession a Gepose dams lie Bur
reau du Grefier de Ia Cour du e1ne district. un CONN.
te final de son administration.
Avis est par la presente dor,ue que toute opposition
legal du dit compte sera fate dans les trente jours qui
sulTront Ia publicationde cette avis.
Bureau du Greifer lie 2sme jour de JUN \. D. 1856.
RD. HEBERr. Depute Gref1er.
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NOTICE..

TFNHE undersigned has this day associated with him
Il in tn" Hardware business, JOHN S. HUGUET
and thankful to his patrons for their liberal patronage,
soiicits a continuance of past favors for the new.frm.
april Is C. MONTAN.
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Fiat DE La LOUISIANA,
PAIsOISSE D'OUEST Alto nov-cr

coCK Dc sIxIEHE DISTRICT y~r1Ic1ArE.
sc KIRKLAND, A Z PIPER Sine ann " rp,x u-u-.
No. 1871.
kNA ltRltt dun ordre Fl. IA. . moi adresso dor.
~ AFFAIR ciiesus en- date lc 20 Mai 1876 nar !, Cr"r
~ ON" district, pour Ia dite raro1.sc. It Fiat !, ser.
" "ha, ; al ,en'I pnb!i4ne an plus ofrant ct dernier en-.
cNe!t9eufs, a Ia Gata"n dc COur de ce,,e u a ro;sva
Sanedl lc I'd Aou, proclaim ,s,c
q . , mum 4 N '1ns les trois. titrcs ct intcrets dn do
!"nh"ur Francis White a les rropri.ta su;v,n+s
IN certain morceau de terra situc en- cet,. parnis..
'' coh''hant uie arpent ct deni de gre au fervc Nc.
,sslif'. "'er u''e lro'ona"ur Dc vinct sept arpens.
horne taiiant par t"rre &c Dan Hickey ct en- b,s ,,II
c'Iits he lanes ii Peak avec tnus les hatissas Of nr
i'"i"fa'I"na 1nl ~ trouvent. pour payer ct s~atisnajre
- 'ht "rlre d'execution' Condition de Ia yen,c-
c~ompteut. 'N'-
Quest Baton Rouge le % JUN 1856 ~
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The din Of war j. o'"r--'rac" Is proclaimed!
ECONOMY and TASTE COMBLNED
GOODS T' SUI rHE SEASON. N TIFF LATEST STYLES,
Just received and constantly relieving.
| TUE undersigned request ladies and gentlemen tc
L give them u cali, aud satisfy Themselves tni only
OF the L." lrIcr but the quality o; the goods t4r!
have on LAu'.
~ u LADIES DEPARTMENT:
Tlounc"I and plain Rarr.c~ and Tissues.
FIouncr'. AMI pit:D Mu>Iins and Ur,nntie+.
Muslin. Ia"On"t an Organic" Robes.
Printed Brii!antines. .fa"nn"tS and C~anhrics.
Plain and Printed I.iIucu Lawns.
Sinal! hg'lr" printed! linen tor c~l!illrcn- wear,
Plain \ainaora> and Victoria Lawns.
Plain and dotted Swiss, and great variety of white
Coois.
Plain and Striped Black Eareges, Gincha1s, En-.
l>l and French prints,
E~HBROIDEHIES.
Emhroi!nro3 Chemns"+t+ and sleeves. in sets,
Rich huipure Lace Collars,
4 larg" variety of SIX and Lace Mantillas.
Embroidered Muslin and .Iaconrt Bands,
Very rich tIlbToiicred handkerchief.
Embroidered Skirts, Il great variety OF Parasol~,
Fans, Silk Gloves. etc. etc
me GENTS DEPARTMENT
Especially selected for this market. and guaranteed
to be the best workmanship and latest style cumlri-
sing
suits Of colored Cashmcrettcs,
Suits Of white Iinncn Drill and Russia Duck,
Suits of Checked Marseilles,
Suits Of Black italian cloth. q
Merino, Bonbazinc, BarPour and Alapaca Coats,
do do do do do Pants.
Brown Iinncn, Drill, and other styles of summer
Coats. and Pants.
Vests of every description; light silk Vests for sum
mer wear,
All Iinnen and T.. 3. Shirts,
Under garments. in LINEN and cotton,
Silk and Muslin CravatS. Half Hose, Gloves. Panama
Hats, Straw Hats for Young America
RI Special attention is paid to our customers, and
from the variety OF our stock, a peirct fit is in all
cases assured.
STiI'LES mi DONES7ICS.
Just received, a few bales of Bleachei and Cnblcac CHI
I'd Sheetings-lC-4, Ia and 12-4-which we offer for a
iery low price. Also 12I Linen Sheeting, French
diapers, E~lrdseye Diapers, Linen Damash, Damask
,ble- Cloth and NAPKINS; Linen, Crash Linen and Cot,
n Mosqueto Netting; Muslins and Bobinets for Bars,
L2y made Mosqueto Bars, Cotton and pure Linen
lcks: New York Mills, Ithica Mills, Great Falls,
Car Lake, and all celebrated marks of Bleached
Con.
own cotton OF all qualities. 'Cottonades, Denims
anstripes, ETC., etc.
J. SIMON & co.
al Corner of Laurel and Third SITS.
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S II T. l. F'S S AiES.
ETA." DE Louisiana
PtEOI>SE ID * E%T BATON No;.E.

bans lafaIIc de- la ~ "crsrion d. lErauJ cr,,.r,l ,,
$500 :, n-.1 " '"'"" " "F"''I "rc'
NV y,.,r,. ~
| k@' "a =" Il C'inl "7''H ~ i'"l fH'irrss| lan
- 90 ~ NIct''H'"i'' l' "'''"fAhlc '"ur 1T
'h' I"' q" " 'i'''''rlf"t '' = ~ pour II hit" l'nrni--r
- 't''' r"'''h' 'a'rau ~ u ~ 'N"", II S"fa "iI'rt e.
n' ii''"!'''' III" lI'5 "H'hnl' 80 u''i"tr ciIc!!' rl5scui
u ~ ''"\ en- ''lir I"f"ls-'.
J''Ni !c ~ outlet l'rOc hatn l~IG,
n II 1,nr+ " los ,r,;..., ,:a..y ,,
Il l.. ,ncrr-4i., 4. iuiij,r,m,' " ~ n ; Cri';' NAN
In certain, ,,orc,,n It., ,,,, 49,.
cul1i4rcn rur,r c.,,,,,,, ,,.;m
ante arirui. Gr4u,.I hc;. I.rrao, I ,. .,,, L.
yLc,,lIt. u,,,.r ." wv, ~ I'll 'l''' par ! - "'
HTr3 g, -, ,..r,,..,., .,r f' :" - '' i
d." .Ia,.l.~ Nr,'aI,, ,,.r ',, ii,,n ,' i '' 0'' u"
nrIrn'r Pins ,u ,u,jr, ,r ,ILI' n',. " w. 4""''''"
a,n. I.. ', i' nn "'.r =. V'.'' '''' les "'t'F."s ct
'aI", ct l~ l.-"la,rs, Suiy,u.- '''"
u,l, ,,.,, , y "'''
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroissc d'Ouest Eaton Rouge.
CoUR Dc sIxME DISTRICT.
BoRDExFS & Co. VS.. GATHERS CAFES. No. 1901.
TIM VIRTUE dun writ de Fl. Fa. a moi addressed
IL dams l'aiIair ~ci-iesus, par Ia COurd u 6me District
Judic iaire. pour Ia dit paroisse ct Fiat. en- date du
lSmc jour de JUN 1856 il sera otfert en- vent puhliaue
an plus ofrants ct dernier encherisseur q la Maison &c
Cour en- cette Paroisse,
Samedi lie 2nlc jour d'Aout 1856
a II heures A NJ. touts les droit titre cten interets du
defendeur Gauders Gaze les proprietes suivante: sa-
voir: Une charette a cheval, un wagon, trois Che
veaux. un vieux Buggy, and vingt mil douves a bOu-
caut, pour pa yer ct satisfaire lie dit ordre d'execution
Crndition de Ia vente-Comptant.
WIN. WHITE, D. Sheriff.
Quest Baton Rouge JUN IS 1856.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATI)H ROrt:E

SIXTH DISTRIC COURT.
I'M matter succession Of IRE JUIIExxe Au1r1 deed
No. 521.
"a nEEfAS Edward 1eray has filed a provisional
w Tableau of his administrat ton in the above M
cefSlOn.
Notice = hereby given that all ornosition IN .bo
h"inoi"gatlon Of said Tableau, uIu. It be filed in Tho -,
ne" OF the Clerk Of tn" 9th District Court of this mar
''h: "it1't thirty days from the publication hereof
clerks Once, this 18th day Of .Ine A. D, 1856.
W. f. CHAMBERLAIN, Clerk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST EATON ROUGE
coCRnU SIIIEAE rlSTRlCr uDIcIAIRl

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Court
In the matter Of the Succession of HIRAM J. GROVER,
deceased. No 372.
DY VIRTUE of a commission to me directed in the
ID above entitled succession, from the 9th District
Court, in and for said parish and State, of date the
Goth Of June 1856. will be offered for sale at public
auction, 10 the last and highest bidder on the planta-
ton in this parish. on
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NONTAN G JIUGUET.

.rx.rc hardware:
WAVING removed to the stand tor'nAiv occupied
AA.tno T.aI and having received lag" acce>>.on5
n,, s.ock. would solicit persons in want OF ltara'
nn ra Wool and Willow ware. House Furnishing, &C,
w.. ,e . call hefure purchasing else" ''Fr-
MONTAN 4 HtGtEf Church street,
,,,ovcs: Siovr$!! -.
Iornr snni ~ Of sm7I' Fr"Hl In. f"NI, : sizes ;
tC I,,,;or, 0yH.. Cannon ball iiAii oval, l'!z''
,""n n; raohil-. Crescent, E'1r h".', Nay a""'r-
mi and largo; large wood, kentucky dwarf, Cook
inr an Heating stoves ~
IL 30 crates. semi fronts, whole fronts, Gothic,
90" e,d rlain ditto on hand, and for sal" low by
sIn"t MUTNAN & HuGUEf, Church street,
,V,r.c Collars and Haynes
Tn hand by
1A MONTAN HUGCEr, Church street.
Cboyc!sn and Tongues.
- c;r,l. and fu! sets, consisting O:
FIRE BRASStS.
sTEE. ~SERPENT'NF,
SQUARE irANS.
COMMON IRONS.
YANKEE COMMON,
-o-s,,c,. Mu\TAN X IIGTET,
jams
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Yyhrcc Counters.
Two with large drawers an. one with shelves
underneath .r sale low a. they are. in the way.
ian } MuNrAN X iUGUET. Church street.
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Ctu.ar OF Cotton Sca!c~.-unr pair beam scales,
= sui:abir lor weighing cotton or ,u-ar. for sale II
a bargain. Apply
feb. . MONrAN & IfrGIET, Church 81.
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DLATED SiOONS-
do Forks.
do Napkin Rings,
Ivory and Wood Rings.
Salad Spoons and Forks,
Wine Coolers,
knife Washers.
Table Mats, assorted kinds,
Egg Baskets,
Knife Baskets. different kinds,
Ice Pics, MincinS Knives, &c.
mar % j. PIPER IL co.
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april Is
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4 Fine Lot of
II. Rogers Table Cutlery, Ivory Handles
Table and Desert Knives,
CarverS and Forks.
Fluted Steels,
march % J. PIPER 4 co
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New Goods
~ Just received, some splendid
Mahogany Sofas,
do Tete a Tetes.
do Rocking Chairs,
do Easy Chairs.
march 20 J. PIPER e. co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-29
Rock Notices.

THE HUEoRs OF FALCoNBRIDGE. By the late
Jonathan T. Kelley. Philadelphia I. b.
Peterson. (FOr sale in this city by Tay lOr
Maury.
This is a collection Of sketches contributed
by Mr.. Kelley to the press over various sigma
lures, as "Falconbridge," "Jsck Humphrie,, -
Stampede &c. The fun in these sketches
is rather forced, and they are disfguIed by
the slang phrases and italicised words with
which a class Of sketch writers, some half a
dozen years since, sought to give smartne,s
and point to rather labOred attempts at humor.
Yet many of the articles in this collection
have genuine humor, when the reader has
time and patience to seek for them. The pub
isher has done his part to mako the volume
attractive.
MAJOR JosEs's CoURrsHIP AND TRAVELS.
Philadelphia B. Peterson. (For sale in
this city by Taylor & Maury.l
There is more original humor in the quietly
told experiences of the gallant Major than
goes to the making of many dozens Of the
pretentious so-called humorous works. Of
the day which are foisted upon the public
through the clap-tr.p tricks Of the trade, Of
their publishers We can commend this book
most conscientiously to our readers as a cap.
ital remedy for the "blues,' and as worth
many times the money asked for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-29
OPERA-The Pyne and Harrison Troupe

oPERA-The Pyne and Harrison Troupe
again open at the National in this city, on
Tuesday night next, with Lucia de hammer.
moor, the grand opera in which they created
such a furore of excitement here, not long
since. Jenny Limbs triumph in this city was
not greater than that of Miss Pyne in Lucia,
on the occasion to which we refer As the
house will be very crowded one, beyond all
doubt, we advise our readers to apply at once
for seats. The troupe sing here for but three
nights in this engagement. We trust that on
the other two they will present La Somnan :
bula and Don Pasquale. Secure seats prompt
ly and be sure to attend early
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-29
PERSONAL.

80. Hon. John Sargent is the {" Peoples
nominee for Mayor of Cambridge, Mass
REV. J. C. McCabe is lccturing in Ba.
timore on the Life of Judge Marshall"
80. Bishop O'Conner, of Pittsburg, has lief,
that city for Europe, for the benefit of his
health.
.... George Birney, son Of Hon. James G.
Birney, died at Lower Saginaw, Mich, Oh the
18th inst.
.... Senator Douglas was serenaded at the
st. Nicholas Hotel on Wednesday night, and
made brief speech.
NV. V. Mexican, late Chief Clerk of the
House Of Representatives under Col Forney,
Is In this city and looking remarkably we'll
....A desire has been expressed, by sew.
eral prominent citizens Of Portland, TO give a
banquet to Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Governor
elect.
1.-THE Hon Messrs Cumback of Ind
Albright Of Ohio, Sapp Of Ohio, Scott Of Ind
Harlan Of Iowa, and Paine Of n. C, are at
De1ter's Hotel.
mfrs. Fanny Kemble Butler and her
beautiful daughters, were among the attrac-
tions at the Opera in New York on Thursday
evening.
80. Mayor Woods house, near Blooming.
dale, New York, was entered on Thursday
night by thieveF, and robbed of property val
ued at $500.
Hon. c. ]. Faulkner and family of Va,
Hon Thomas s. Bocock and family of Va
Hon. j. II. Jewett Of Ky, and Hon Charles
Ready OF Tenn, are at Browns
....William Brewer, a native of Connecti.
cut, but recently telegraphic operator at
Columbus, Ga, has been forced to leave that
city in consequence of his abolition proclivi-
ties.
80. The following members of Congress
have reached this city, in addition to those
previously announced in the Star, viz Messrs.
Lake Of Miss Jewett Of Ky, Allen of Ill,
Morrill, Of VT.
....Mr. Peabody has recovered from his re-.
cent lndlspositiOD, and took bis Thanksgiving
dinner In his native town Of Danvers, on
Thursday, which was Thanksgiving day in
Massachusetts, After a short visit i'm the
vicinity OF Boston, he will start on his south.
nrn tour, intending to be in Washington by
Christmas. He will refuse all public dinners
80. Simns, the novelist, attributes his fail
ure as a lecturer in New York city to his be
ing South Carolinisn. These who, a winter
or two ago, were fa'ed 10 listen to his lecturer
on Poetry" at the Smithsonian Institute
will readily comprehend that Mr. Simms nigh
fail to draw ala audience, born wherever b,
might be. lie lie a fine writer, but an IN
speakaoly poor speaker. In these days q
pfhhsbt lectures n man must have specia
qualifications for the business TO commau,
success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-29
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

Under the head Of " Plots and Plotters the
madagascar presents synopsis OF the srti
Giles published in the course Of the recent Mic
araguan-imbroglio newspaper controversy,
aud adopts the conservative views with refer
ence TO Walker and his acts and schemes
enunciatei by the Buffalo AdUertiSey.
The Union chides the Charleston Courier
for republishing an article from the NewYoIk
Albion, setting forth how much England and
the English do love the good folks Of the Uni
ted States and their interests, and how very
ungrateful We benighted creatures are for not
rsciprOcating that affection they bear Us. In
its comments on the hypocrisy of the article
in question, the Union tears the aforesaid
England and the English with its teeth, claws
and toe-nsils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-29
DAstonishing Cure with snly one Bot.


PREsoUE ISLE Aroostook Co, Ne April a. 1854
We herewith send certificate ure De rforn ed
by the only bottle of Bitters hInk
Mr. Clark TO be man OF verscty have doubt of the
truth of his story"
Messrs Jos B. Fall Oo-Gsntiemen-Iu sn.wsr IN vour
inquiries Will state daughter aged about Is
mas been complaining oil pain In her side for
and about the first Of January wa. taken down
aud confined to her bed The pain in her very
besides belhs with pains between her shoulders
and 10 her breast From reading number of cures ner
formed by'HOohsnds German Bitters" was Induced To
try IL In her and sent to
bottle. She had take II but few when she b.9sn IN
Improve and after taking only bottle she h enjoy
Ing better health than she has for feels no
In her eide in part OF her body and her
cure entirely to the Germaa Btters
salmon Brook, Aroostook Co., Nc. WIN. CLARK.
oee6oNer"~ent' Sep 7-3mr