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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-26

r. The Sixth Judicial district Court ad-
urned on Thursday last. The Court meets
at Plaquemine ON Monday next.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-26

RETRENCHME&T.-As an evidence on the
part Of the present Legislature. to curtail the
enormous ! expenses attending upon the annual
session of this body, we may notice the fact,
that the salary ofthe office of WarrantCIerk
and Messenger, mas been cut down to five
dollars per day, instead Of ten. as heretofore
Indeed as was truely remarked in debate on
this subject; there is no provision for such
an Office IL the General Assembly, and as it
is a mere slnecure it was evidently created as
others have been, to reward partizans for the
services Of a season. The duty of the War
rant Cierk-aJ told, isito 20 fremsfthe State
House to the Bank and obtain the perdiem. of
the membersto save them this Immense trouble.
Another movement in the right direction, lor
retrenchmeHt, is the appointment of a COM
nlttee to enquire INTO the expenditure for
state Printing and other matters connected
With this interesting branch of law making.
The House has not yet elected the fifth
wheel s~ineenre Office of Reporter, and it is to
be presumed from the disposition manifested
to eurtail expenses, thatthls officer will be dis.
pensed with There is not a member ofthe
Legislature we presume who is not fully
aware of the fact that the whole duty of the
Reporter, Is to sit at his desk. and report
two or three long winded speeches. made
for Buncomb, and not for me benefit of any
living soul but the speech maker himself
The very thing of all others. which should
sink with their own weight to oblivion.-
len dollars a day-or six hundred for the ses-
sion tits true, a small item, but tits an amount
IN any retrenchlnent movement worth con-
sidering. Let the Representatives. of the
People. enquire and find out, what is pro-
duced by it. and there cannot be e dissenting
voice IN favor of ~abolishing it. Gentlemen
who are ambitious to have their constituents
know what they have done, have the recor-
ded votes to point to about which there can
be no more mistake-Cona.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-26

RE Cards Of a PERSONAL character can ONLY be in
serted in this paper as advertisements, aud must be
rRid for IN ADVANCE.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-26

y At the recent Exhibition in Paris. a loco
motive weighing sixty tons was prodnced,s
with ten feet dr. living wheels, the construc-
ton Of a French house, said to be capable Of
attaining a speed Of a hundred and fifty miles
an hour. Ell "a
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-26

Serve everyone as much as you can and
compete with no more than you must.
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HENRY i. ENA5iS, Editor.

ES-A Al cuumasnicat tons il intended II Fr0Inote the phi
rate ends or interests hf Corporations. Societies, lndi-
sduals, OF Schools, viii be charged IS advertisements.
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VIM, Tyler, brother of ex-Isesident Tys
Ter a. : Norfolk Oh the 10th inst.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-26
NOTICE.

Communications intended for this paper should be
directed to Baton Rouge. NOT West Baton Rouge.
Our exchanges viii confer 4 favor upon US by direct
I mr. as above.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-26

= 1t may safely be assumed, that the Average eonsAnps
ton OF sugar, in the United States, Is now equal to
aaas hundred million pounds per nnnuna. Heducting
from the population of the United States three millions
OF slaves, who probably use very little sugar-we have
the consumption Of sugar equal TO- about forty pounds
ererdde 10 ereh person. But this con ,uInpti0n of sugar
has actually srebaet in Ten gears. This is certainly a
very extraordinary fact, and indicates n great change
in the habits OF living, among the people of the United
States. That it is n real absolute change, in the hab-
its of life, cannot be doubted. Let us show its utagnits
tude by comparing the increase of population with thu
increase Of sugar. s5s a8F #tf aHs ss
Inc. Pop. Inc. Sugar.
1910 to 1873 $1,000, ls per cent. % per cent
Ao4p 10 loeu-.--..-,.+-.h
1850 to 1855 ....4...1s g 100
.ts4p 10 1893 ~ 49, @% stu = &saa
We then see, that the consumption of sugar far out
runs the iacrcase0f population 1850 the consnmp-
tion of sugar was but sirfeen pounds per indicadudt.
In 1855, it is forty pefzIs. s4t
In Great Britain, the average consumption of sugar
il twenty four pounds to the individual In the uni-s
ted States, it isforty pounds, This would indicate thai
the people of the latter country live much more com
farsabiy or ! uxufieusiy. than those of the fofnaer.-
The consumption of sugar is indeed immense, and the
above figures show thai Il. is constantly increasing -
By the way, Mr.. Brown, Of the Agricultural Bureau.
gives the annexed as tle sugarscrop Of the United
States for 1sh5 Es9e5as3l Gss8 sss s8aStas @z
Cano Sugar sos, 900, 900 pounds.
Sngaft a.. .-..... ..-a.. ..1steWuy
Molasses. IA ,o00,e vo gahons.
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The HaEpy.Family.

Z When lust, ambition, interest, urge desires,
TIE best Of men, become the worst Of liars;
&c saints by rule, or. ortlf good by ITS.
such men when t~aiaIlle. tarn 70 hy gacrites;
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When public journal ~disgraces its COL
nmns in assoeiating gentlemen with "Thugs''
"mur1erers," and Thieves" it shows a stage
OF political depravity from which it can fall
40 lower. 9
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The body hsal!iz ives nom pain.
HOW DsEAsED ACTION BECOMES ESTABLISHED sGoso
great error has hog sSIed in die minds Of .,
impurs the cause Of diseases ss-
sson and s.ssss S s - s
inquiry q he bhod
;ss hem me hear sos~c arores =
s%:y can, hsi, yr.ssr:o :ss soIrss sd
dis sctcr which rris Cd vii sosu rp sss H1s.
being ersshed he blood SeOcmss imp 1rs and s re-
eulafy q actton the psr o. no ifyer skin nowsH Ia
ss sssp s:s e *
m n. ss g: -
throa' Which congestion the bsod saounsns (spms
bis become eosiye s liver dsransed or he ~ an
rs ss 9ps ss o s ssS .sss =
10 me sy o. and me- Win mssy DINER nolea ans and pain
sss se, in as an application 10 the
lyer skin &c which hss broken "a nooa " he
equaized, and tie health iesrnrsd. 'sA-a
. Railways REGULATORS
Eeu.uxrSa TIM CIRCULATION
and regulating Al the organs Of the bod sssura and
healthy sction.
oeaesnt p ia uss Tia, Gao 30 ,sssS
tor any length Of time without weakening The D som
sr Ely hsss ra Inc ss iud 70 sns
iesd 70 Grcbsrss 'hsr several urcaoos without scoass .
livery eese q Hallway. ssnss. tina. Win ,nfass
rev NE hesh snensS snd sound health - Tho
one q Two Of Rsdwass reg nisors vii answer bsssr pur
& ether eSar ptos o'1 or. s ss. s.H ,
and Fave sss ~hoS S sy. sss % s
! Pm " sspw Va AZ &c g. ! V
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LNFFICACIOUs CURk ron OOHNB, BUNIONs GA.
~ loss,ss nais srcwtne nt: he nesh md every disorv
We ee By nsw az pecui.s nsshsd wi&ou cutting. .
Nonaeur LEV of No ~ Hs kus Rivss Psstx and ~
he Emperor France and De Royal Family q nEsnd nav
Euhed Aii~s Intends rema1na here Anc nay Be- ssrssn
"a daily sundays excepad, q ms odde fnu tni onC
Se. ei Ezassua snsr kst~esS Fxh srsk svsussss
FL cOrrKa OF fnsr1n0~IAIA
From hh Smpetsi MA,ssu. Napoleon m, Asup~rx
y csrvss cue n. Len ssaevs iss GUS avss .ss srss
hs0fese Loum NAroxn0N BoR APAnru
trrun NE e. srsss ~ pressn Duls q Ussvs,.nAi
certify ma NJ Lev has eusrey cure my corns
-. ~a4ynatNn, d 81 James square Lnndsn4
- Hrym ne Most Mobile The MARQUIS AZ i&ssdo ne
Mr. Isvt .x'rssss6 "a ms parted fasxy -
snccesa LArsDowrn 81 Herksley square, TondonL
FROM Robert Fguscn, IA = D. Phy scdsn n bsdins~7t
:. her Matesty Of Great Briain.l
Mr.. Law hsa most lkRfd " exxAced two hon M
Get, without irving me fhs stfshtesH pstu.
From b. j. feiu& ESQ
uneoieled by Mr. Levi beg leave N s~tafy to m
ul stM 10 hsshs psfecly removed large buuIon. Of
Standing, witheut using any psp q. y PulrUs,
PhIlsdelphiA, July q, fsSi No. Rc~on row
ao,nssnds more q az pcssss:son fsIs vhics sevs
With cali al his odce 81 Eleventh street. betvsso Pub
Seth avenses, New York.
NB-No professional sunsscScn WITH any psrvo..
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YOUNG GENTLEMAN or Uyg7

M ceptionaoe appearauce &C.. desires open a cores
p,ldence with ladies' with view to mstrlneny A H. u
oesres as partner lady not twenty two good
fiji shed education and accnnp shine s sufficient al I'm
the circle IN which he iadies dasrug viii plea adj
pc description OF personal appearance &C. wben bsg win
at least, receive respectful reply. y ~
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CLOTHING, &C.

! - -
OK N0n worth OF NEW CAST OFF CLOTH &c
YC.OvV wanted .rhotns y. ooaroy, licensed 70 buy
ccihns Qf every ipton. Gentlemen
ats 10 dssose o, VIII receive the highest pceor thea By
cal ing ~ he store, addressing THOMAS D. CONROV, 49
PoAri street.
30 mn WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING WANT,
IL.VUV ed-At No. l22 Walker street, Gentlemen IN
obtain the fu value ia cash for large small lots
e tuperluous clor Address call on JAMES MO-
R0NEY LIZ Walker street, few doors cast Centre street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

IL UDsON RIVER RAILROAD-TRAfHs LEAvx
IL Chambers St ee daily, for Albsuy Trey IN and
after ho, day. Janusry n 1854 the aius with
vsIns through WAY train u NJ express train, r for
fougbkeeFse at n. and $3.50 NJ: for Peekski $40
NJ for cling Sing, as4P NJ. Toe Sing Sing and skski
trains stop NJ al the stations Passengers On an
ferA Canal Christopher Thirty secs Sunday MAJ
rain, p NJ from Canal street for Any sopplns at I'll
mail stations. N. L. SYKES. ia SUPERINTENDENT
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PATENT MEDICINES.

IURRD OF VIOLENT tOOGH AND sPlTUN0
b'oed. oy applying the camphoraed pss
ne sh:s s,d nlng sse ccnsh snsdyps-0 r!.a3
roao srown. West fhrteth street. lumber dealer 4.
kk~MAN proprietor 10 physician Of twenty yeAzs'
practice, o03 Hudscn street,
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: 49, --------.-------.--- 1890
DANCING ACADEMIES,

llROFFSsOR sARAoCO's DANNN3 ACADEMY. s
Fourth street Is the favore resort OF the astocrscy
all parts Of the Unior fashionable seee. fila
his elegant subscriptions for tho Ola
FOR practice ornL and evening" Private all
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SPORTING,

RIRDa-FOR SALE AT TIE EMPIRE BIRD CAGE
ID ard seed tore 70 5eeoker street. door Of BroAi
the finest selection Of Bel long breed well the
best German singing cansftes. ". r. MESSENGER.
L7OR SALE-A LARGE BLACK NEwForNDI,A AND
deg, about months old Il first rate watch dog Gall
IN days nj 50 ElzAoeh street.
SIwGTNG BIRDS WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY II
- public that have the bAst kt,a If
singing birds hand aud olar ,he fo sale " verv low
prce-owe than they be obatned wuers aise Feass
cAl at 10 Nassau street AHkkNS MEYBR
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FURNITURE.

COTTAGE AND FANCY FURnIrURE wARgROOMs,
~ o. Ola brosdvAy, opposite the 81 Nicholas Ho,el-G
.ATHFWs onerp most extensive ss ointment Of
apcs cottage ensmeiled and French furniture the
ha~s o. reduced prices; variety mattresses pAll
Aaeaa, pDLows ho sera Ac, Ct manufacturer. prtees
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CEGABs.-CAsH PURCHASERS or sEdARs CAN
- procure hsrgAns. selection from siork of
lhsa million imported Havana dome NC anc
The principal portion Of these segars NUT DO soM
10 pay advanccs German segsre - so wards operas Sc
wards. y. CHEEkb, ~ brohawG, up STAIRS
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AEATRfMoNJAL ~ DEMOTsEI.1S EMILE vII.LrTrt
U professor Of entoraphy tor rsaopg u character
psrson's hand wrin) and spnua writing medium vu upor
he recept Of ssensy i've eess Cor equivalent postage
tul dsineaB OF their character love- $685. destiny 10
also y description Of the hsv love m.rry
~,
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p,coRD's PRACTICE IN A CERTAIN IMPORTANT
IL csss OF diseases, &c.-f>r G. d. HAMMOND. Of sig
Brca6wsy opposite 81 Nicolss committed conf
denniy bis speciality at bis conveniently ROOMS
once hours frem fto T. andfrom 20 daily Refer 10 Ne
Dsy Times Evening Express, &s.fx further psrbcvlasa
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SAsDs' sARsAPARILLA-

NAkDE' SARSAPARIILA-
~ FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
No rare ineocMa virtues snd astonishing efficacy Of
this Invaluable 'eparaiop In imrapoateIv eneeI IN
caes where an Impoverished dseased condition az ia
1000 causes e,uptin. bochss and break on ucoo
~, suiAcs o. ne body is operation tpcds, wbe ~
chtc are permanent healing r@novanG Prepersd ana
ior sale by a u h - eANDs ION tr,<s =, = a.
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sSgULIsTs AND AURxsTs.

4 RTlF1CIAL EYES.-ARY PERSON HAVING TVS
"A misfortune " loco eve have inserted without pal,
surgical operaion} fnarnsed eve which vii
and look precisely Ike tho natural II win gvs
pam uneasn .eo he Horses and other
sunfsbed short A. Br1s geutieun an wue
Gale Dr. Brees office for eya he supplied at ~
broadway, GORE ~ Grand street.
Hr aEHDERs0N Oouiist and Aurss
stenion.
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~ wlDslsDAr EVENING. rss %. 1885,
TAE ELF kiss; Or WEALTH AND POVERTY.
rnE wos De- D.. s + un@. asvn, oSN
nv c ssanss sss q wh aud s.raordaa
Iropsrtiss accessories groupings dances
Fopansy, merr, Vsgssons innsosh; Antoine a
s rps s,s. samssr
Aneao an artist Gun, wsnsrn
& Mona Msrzsta
ahs re Z s oons.s
rRlcEs or ApsIssios navel FANNY
he only seats hs can be- secured 10 .y.nos .rs '''"
Psss Ro sss. AN
s sss; az:
securing or .hs-ua ssaia ana Private B xss only.
Abe .sye,s ard sbe Ah Aiog every night.
AURA KEsxs's VARIETIES
~ Change OF ins-Doovs u 6&; perfornsDsas CON-
MEME ~ 0resls sH.n shs s sI Ssa. sI Feb
,:ss 4: IL, ~ j. n''oa @
followed :; sssfss s3S. - ~ ~'''
sT "a xnrd Ardent. ................hf Jordan
' NA''Ds'''' IoxS OF L6vEk A'. 'sa'a A's0'
oerrude. Resale Dursns
WALLAcK's THEATRE, sEoADwAY NEAR BaooMs
Thu s1snss 81: 'lss com n'n0s
THE SCHOOL For SCANDAL
SIR Dive s s"r1scs Mr. placds
Lester Joseph suas nasn G Ss
Mr. Csndon, NJ. Mrs. Mrs. hosy
dur ron 4 ioi.iDAY. mrs 'f0's -"
Mis- hompsn a rs ms g. sys
rss e ~
week. the popular ba Tse. s, 90 .,.,,.
sFGRo NJ, NsrRklsY,
II q
O'Clock JOCK. Admt ito, . cents
Cor the admission o. tour Foi
sse 81 e ecx oaics rom 10 A. % 10 p NJ; prise u ~
CADESY HALL, sss BROADWAY
Mo S.aa9 an P.nnss q Se. ana japan
asJ fssir and sssrs vS Ssss he eI,s soon LII
AZ co ,hep who de,irs ides Of those people
e." At every evening" on "Wednesday and s'aA'
r M. GOTTsCnALK's
VII take place o. Dodwor his Rooms. Friday evening
"a he daily e "a @ the ~
pERhAM's FOURTH EsTERPRIsE GIFT TICKETS
are fsceiysa for .d%sson 70 The entertain nsnss given D.
sgSs skhs ssAf ptIsE ss fa Sos u.
'''n S''h WV s ss1 Is1f orssS < HOUSE.
sad he purchaser recsves NJ 'ree sa' oersncas
$4,000 COSTLY AND vALUASLE GIFTS
Tsss Tor vale 81 hA principal hotels stores, and
" ~ sSGKISs's sen EsApERs $50 esoApxAy
OtreO' I'll ORDER Tor IckeS 0y mail JOSIAH tEHHAA
Adama bCuse, Boston.
Ao9ICE.-ThE ROMAN BROrHkRs, MURRAY Akr
Az Holland are no. engaged for the travelling season. 20
JOHN H. MURRAY,
0EOk1N HOLLAND,
National Theatre, Boston, Ma
rNBIRTYFIBST OONCfRf.-THEODORE EISrEIAD,s
classical soree, the fourth Of the sixth Saur
day Feb. e. ut DodwUth's, 0O6 BrosdwAy. Selections
Nay dn Beethoven Ctspn and Heudessoha will perform
ed by Nassrs L. NJ Gotschak FEEDER 1heo Eae's
quartet parry.
1,O CAPlTALIHTs- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BOwRRYt
4 theatre for kao With os upon which the si
tsd coUpristDg aud halt lots Of ground sevo.y SIX fest
6or on dc Bowsry oy SIX feet Exaseh street. and 2
est deep gess. with se extensive stood wardrobe
peres, &c Ia The ruudng Tho property viii be
dispose upon The most bers terms and To- vi bout exce
HIN TIE best investment In this Cit that u offered 70 cao
ais The building eod properties ooud be leased
for Of SIS 600 per Te establishment
dog exceent business The pr0preta offer the
~ for sAle TO close ber respective Interests In The same Ap
ply 70 N A. CHkDSkH, No. City Hall place
EXHIBITION ROOM TO LET OR LEAsg-HNowN As
~ the Empro Hall, 500 Broadway; u also well oacuAsed
for any business requiring Apply the premises.
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FRNIGHT 10 CALIFORNIA.


GREAT REDUCTION or kxPREss RATE TO SAN
NJ Francisco Only twenty Ave cents per pound FRHE-
NAN co. 80 Broadway. our next for California,
Oregon Sandwich Islands and Pac &c Of South Amer
George Law, Wedntt c0tb inst It o'osoak H.
ctsree o. special Freight received gu Y oon
" W. :o ss 6r Si' e
ao, Lima, lssy africa, Caldera VALPARAISO 10,
steamer. FREEMAN Co., 50 Broadway.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES OF ExPRESs
WELLS. FARGO CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS,
OFFICE 62 BROADWAY
We send forward express 70
CALIFORNIA OREGON SANDWICH ISLANDS, ETC,
On v edpesday next Feb. 20
Via Panama route P: Ed United States Aan Steamer
steamer NORTHERN LIGHT,
On Monday February Is, leaving At O'Clock, Pm
per cubic foot, taken At
TWENTY-FIVE FOUND
Fresgh must be very strongly packed and water prco1
" by having their freight ready (shen posaoe the day
vious 70 sailing emA parcels received until latest moent
R-shppers win please observe that owing In
rpust be furnished with knowledge Of contents the
all express pacl ages when delivered 70 US
SPECIAL NOTICE.-PACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY.
y 24 broadway Greater reduction " prices Freghts 70
Caf0rns only ~ cents ID This Ii the ony comoauy
the forwarding Of freight prevsn TOO
frequent Of COMPLAINT made ny sbippea of having
eF freight left behind, lost or damaged fs transit from
Oregon Sandwich Islands and China will DO despatched
e uned states mail steamer george Via Panams
Wednssday the 10Th inst IN charsen special messenger
parcels aud eneys until ~ M, day sing oonnoc
bon with banking Svsnss q. wttp any other eTpress
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GENTLEMAN Or GOOD MORAL HABITS AND
a well eAuca'ed personal Appearance and address
passeble
de%res 70 "e'ain wife fe rcquI OF business pre-
W NJ hts forpnE extensive acquaintance with go9er
and De therefore this method hi-
object ae .oSh require that lady should etu
caied and cd Of those qualities w1h adoru
o heart ueg age not 70 exosea thirty any ady Wishing
crn his acquaintance In
drese Homo, box las Herald ooe All
honorabjy.
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MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG LADY OF GREAT BEAUTY, FASCINATING
a manners and rare accomplishments, aged eishtean
wishss N form matrimonial ENLARGEMENT On condition thai
ne married within one month from this time, she becomes
hs SOLE Posseeeor az fortune o 100000 from wealthy
unca This advorF open from dae
ADDRESS, wih sincerity, BsBce Herald Chloe. Unless 81
sWerod
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DRIvATE CONSULTATIONS w Avaop ~

DRIvATE CONHULTAT1ONA-DR. WAYaOn cnv
finer h6 practice 70 ciass Of 5seAss ID wSch ~ -
rested han twe.y houfaoi without ana inss.n
OF failure The remedies mnd % not kos ths
rcm susr e.. Or expose him 70 dst.csos whs IA s re-.
desires TO state that have heeu decs,ve ~ ~
promises ~ csfin cnastans aod been mi irsS hy dynCs
paher are spectuly invited 10 can In bs arss 49,.
here Is no charge TOR consultsisons o "~ p~7' -
Mary years surgeon 70 Me Look Hospital antha, n
street, near broadway. - O'
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COrF1DENIIAL MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OowgUf-
Ierk Unfvcrsiy may be consulted dseesoa TgeG.
rent cures. Char moderaAe
nh. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET NAT 81 oOy-
~ suited With confidence 6isoaAoA Twenty II yosrp =
one speciality enables him 70 make poransns S0 49,
mercury.
DR. RALPHs OFFICE HOURe-e TO Il ~ u
~ 6o9P. NJ Sundays excepted eD Housisn street. neax
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THE BALL SEASON.

n q. A. BALL.-sEvENTH ANIMAL BALL Oe TIN
". Hancock Association win place Nib m
day evening" Feb ~ 1855 Tickets 81 be procured q
oommttee. or Of A. b. keech, Presidett rs stse
Waller s,:h syen.e and Ninth stree, O. Thtoheasr
and Elm street,; and Mnets music saloon 20 Broadway
CEAGON BALL--MR. PERAOHIO INFORMS ma
friends and the public In general at be win give gran1
annoy dress ball at The uy Assembly Rooms Wednesday,
tend.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

SNARR1AGEH FOR SALE.--A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
~ second tapd carra sale los such tour aud ss
nted roctaws, and ard our seated
alng top wagon hccn used but few limos Apply 70 JOHS
g. Ram, A8 Broadway.
NN0R shLE.-A vEsY STYLISH BROWN HORSE, i5d
4 hands high and 20 tsst about nine wars OH oaa
be ct the Club Stable in Pacific street corner Of Court
brookyp
STORAGE FOR FIFTY SINGLE sLsIlHs AT FIVE
- tolaSe cas- be had BY applying 10 A. Il o. POL
HEhUS No n Grand street, Brooklyn.
INANTED-A GOOD FAMILY RISE MUST BIZ KIND
w 10 and fee goer; price not to exceed 500
address Box flT Post ollce.
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Dh, LANNON'S PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
~ Adviser and Marriage Guide. KA edition. 81 nsses -
cocred hsures cloh e. Among tsuNs Il "a sSou;y
Of he tex0al organs Of the male iennse IN Svir
their receipts ard .gecdcs nervous ae ,y oca md
London treatment from II r. NJ IS "a Nc
street. corner Of 40 Broadway. Y.sd saso a an We
Uns stsats zciung, National democrat aud Day Book.
OLp DE- ooBRIrr Is CONSULTED PRIVATELY. a.
~ his chhce, 90 Medssh strssA resxiy opposte ahn1s
N. W 10 r. N. T0lW .7EET's - -
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SAMM9 DAYS. Sra AND 2erH or EACH MONTH.
~ -Four hours nom OCEAN 70 ocean, BY Panama Raliroad
Fifty pounds Of baggage tree Ihreushfor Csnrn PAN
sm. Railroad The United STATES Mail Steamship Conpan,
tend depsch for AspnwAn, Wednesday, February 10
ocock NJ precisey, from pier foot q Warren
S9rh river he veil Known and tayors ssamsnp aEonaE
nails win * osw.sdsS q Pan.ma asosd and connect
ce1t steamshp John l. Stephens, Captain g. d. Piersn,
which VIII DO IN readiL and leave nediates for
Francisco. For passage apply 70 L. W. RAYMOND
only once o. The company, III West street, Warren
sr ming the North riveA
Through freight Francseo now be oonraoed for ~
VERY Low RATES.
eavS Panama by the steamer Oregon March Apply
shove.
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1,HE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Oolnra intend sailing heir fAvorite s,ea1nsbips-
CITY OF BALTIMOkE, As67 oas, Cap. Robert Leich.
CITY OF WAnHlr0 fUN, 1,3S0 ,ops Capt Vim Wyke.
Bacon $50 30 and $50 according 70 state rooms
limited number third ciasa passengers viii be taken
rom Phi sdeiphia and Liverpool, aud found provisions
trSm Phnads phia xO From LyerpOoi. .$1o
Gates ct passage and dras erpoo 10 81 sterling
and upwardD Apply 10 JOHN q. DALE, ARont~
Ell IL Walnut street. PhiLSdoiphiA
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1o tkI-PAhT OF MODERN HOUSE 200 WEST
any sscna stress near hshh sysnne two blocks tom
Win rsnss dc NC &c third story, part of In ADD
etc posstssion; rent 500. - - '' -