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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-26
NV ADVERTISEMENTS.
In the south.

-<.o Cs,.dren In the SOUTH
e ,, l.. not mo re destructive 70
vNIF" army :" ,t,n Intestinal worms Al. 20
sosthcrn cfop, Thousands are swept III
svuthcn negro s.nmnl.int. which is not only directly
suuasly b. the Kat even in its milder form Is ts
h'a' ! many :,s s,ss'; d deadly diseases. Every planter,
p.sse to !, sa no, OIL, from motives Of se'f'n'sr'ss'
'A" %NER,s CANADIAN VERMlFuG:
',,-.,r a.stroy. their disgusting creatures
With evidently in which they are generated. II fact,
.a'sn %,r nI N,psa Or .So@.A, should be without this sale
ss ss"s j particular and rsme n Tine ne. n anlv article
~. caa.i'.u vssn,fas''' nus
~. Aau b. s ss,sass and d. retail, in New orleansby
IOf ''I' *no = WRIGHT 1 co. sole propr's,ors,
u and ISL Charters street.
s,,A j., R,,on Rouge by all the Druggists
July 10y
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Notice Of C~o-PartnerShip.

TINE undersigned have this day entered into co-part
i nership, under the the style of MONTAN l. HC-
GUEr, for the purpose Of carrying on the Hardware
business, in all it's various branches, respectfully 50.
lcit the patronage Of the public, assuring them that
in future as large and varied a stock can be found as
their stand, and sold as low az any house outside Of
New Orleans.
o. c. MONTAN,
april is J. S. HCGUEr.
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j.. M &c co.
CAPITOL CHEAP STORE!


j. SIM o " t. G. o.
The din Of war is o'er-Pcace ID proclaimed II
GOODS TO SUIT TIE sE,spY, IN TIE LATEST STYLES,
Just received and constantly receiving,
1INlE Undersigned request ladies and gentlemen to
L give them L call, ana satisfy themselves not only
OF The low price but the quality Of the goods they
have on hand.
Nv TIE LADIES DEPARTMENT
flouncel and plain BArcges and Tissues.
Flounccd and plain Nusllns and Drgandics,
Muslin. JAconct and Organdy Robes,
Printed Brillantines, Jaconets and Cambrics,
Plain and Printed Iinnen Lawns,
Small figure printed Linen Tor chiLrens wear,
Plain Nainsooks aud Victoria Lawns,
Plain and dotted Swiss, and great variety OF white
goods,
Plain and STRIPED Black Bareges, Ginghams, Eng
lsh and French prints,
E.uBROUERIES.
Embroidered Chemesctts and sleeves, in sets,
Rich Cuipure Lace Collars,
a large variety Of Silk and Lace Mantillas.
Embroidered Muslin and Jacon.: Banda,
Very rich Embroidered Handkerchiets.
Embroidered Skirts, a great variety Of Parasols,
Fans, SILK Gloves, etc, etc
THE CENTS DEPARTMENT.
Especially selected for this market, and guaranteed
u u " INC bSot hiatlauip ait IdA:oI StJiS SoLIPii
sing
Suits Of culored Cashmercttes,
Suits of white LINEN Drill and Russia Duck,
Suits of Checked Marseilles,
l. hts Of Black Italian cloth,
Aerino, Bouibazine, Barpour and ALPACA Coats,
do DO do do do Pants,
town Liunea, Drill, and other styles o: aumme
Goats, and Pants,
.t5 Of every description; light silk Vest, for sum.
Aner wear,
n Linnen and L. B. Shirts,
l 1der garments, in luncn and cotton.
SIX and Muslin r a,ats, Half Hose, Gloves. Panama
Hats, Straw Hats for Young America.
En- Special attention IS paid TO our customers, and
from the variety Of our stock, a pefrct tit is in all
cases assured.
STiI'LES III DOMESTICS.
lust received. = few bales o. Bleachel and Cnbleach,
ed Silectings-lp+, ia aul i2I-shich se offer for a
very low price. Also l2'i Linen Sh-"ting, French
Dfapers, I!.rIscve Diapers, Linen ilamash, Daluask
Table-Cloth aud Napkins; Linen, Crash Linen and Cot
ton Mosqueto Netting: MuAlinS AMI i'obinet, 10Y Bars
rea: " made Mos4ueto Bars, Cotton aud ruce linet
rhccEs: New York Mills. lthica Mills, Great Fails
Cedar Lac, ani all celebrated marks OF blcache,
Cotton.
Brown cotton Of all qualities. Cottonades, Denim,
and stripes, etc, etc.
J. SIMON & 90.
ap-t Corner of Laurel and Third SITS.
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.JOSEPH

JOSEPH
ARC HITECT AND BUILD f.
r AN PREPARED to take contracts in my line. All
work done with ~neatness and despatch.
s1- All kinds of jobhing done at a short notice.
N. B.-Plans for Public and Private buildings, city
and country houses, cottages, suburban villas, &C,
given upon the most approved style.
9 Sc Shop on Florida street. East Of Maine, in the
in the rear of the Presbyterian Church.
March 6
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
t~3aroasse d,Ouest Baton Rouge,

COUR DU SIxIEME DISTRICT.
Dsns ~l'afaire de la Succession de JEAN DoIEoS, decedee
No. 457.
A rrENDU que Cremas Hebelt, administrator de Ia
a Succession de feu Jean Ioiron, a e%nregistre un
fableau final de son administration dams Ia d'te sue
eessi0n. . r....- ..
. , fsrona snoeI;na Hebert, de la paroisse d'Est Baton
Rouge, GU aux representans legaux des dts her'tls!s,
aiusi qua toutes personnes iuteressees cans Ia u,s
succession, que toute opposition a lhoneiosa1'on gu
at T,hlra, fnal devra ctre fart au bureau du Greifler
do cette Daroisse. dams les trente jours qui suivront "a
premiere publication de Get avis.
Bureau du Gref6er, Quest Baton Rouge, ce rs Juliet
4 ''' " CHAMBERLAIN, Grethe1.
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S HERIFF'S S AL ES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE

lAl Of LOClClAN
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Sampson & Keen, VS.. Frame A. Woods. No. 1858
10y VIRTUE of a writ of Fl, ia, on a twelve months
bond, to me directed in the above entitled suit,
Of date the 9th day Of May, 1856, from the6th Dstr'c,
Court, in and for said parish and State, will be offered
for sale mt public auction to the last and highest bid
der, in front of thefourt House in this parish, on
Saturday 2nd day Of august next, 1856.
at IL O'Clock A. Il. all the right title and interest Of
the detendent, Frame A. Woods, in and to the 10 LOW
ing described property, to wit:
Acertain tract Of land situated in this parish, al
forty arpents from the river Mississippi, containing
eighty superficial arpents, bounded below by lands Of
Thompson w.. Bird, in the rear by lands OF J. c. Woods
and in front and above by those of said Frame A
Woods, together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, to pay and satisfy said writ OF ex
ecution.
Terms of sale-Property to be sold for cash without
benefit Of appraisement.
WM. WHITE, Deputy Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, June IA.
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WILLIAM BOGEL.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist & Apothecary.


BATUN ROUGE, Ia.
II EEPS tUNSTl N7LY on HAND and j. daily
IA increasing his stock OF everything usual kept
III country and city Drug stores. Your orders are re.
specially solicited, feeling assured that he can give
hberai-your orders whether in or out Of his line will
meet with prompt attention. Particular attention will
be paid to packing aud shipping.
III -Evrry thing shipped by him per any good steam.
boat, will be insured.
IT. will be TO your interest to buy your Drugs and
Medicines from
march J WM. BOCEL.
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EAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
pAEOISSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE,

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
PAEOISSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE,
CouR Du sxIExE DISTRICT J%UDleIAEE.
C KIRKLAND, A E PIPER Sine app. vs.. FRANCIS WITH
No. 1877.
I'm vERTUE dun ordre Fl. Fa. n moi adresse, dams
TIrahair ei-desus en- date lie 20 Mai 1856 par Ia Cour
du 8rne District, pour la dite parolsse, ct Etat. il sera
offert en- vente %publique an Plus offrant ct dernler en-
cherissurs, a la Maison de Cour de cettc paroisse,
samcdi 10 ed Aout proclaim 1856
a II hours a NJ tous les drois, titres ct interets du de-
fendeur Francis White a les ~propriete suivaaNs savor:
I'm certain moroccan de terres situe en- cette Farolsse
ct contenant une arpent ct den.i de face au heuve MIS-
rssipni. ayec une profondeur de vingt- sept arpens,
horne enhaut par terre dc Dan Hickey ct en- has par
celles de James NJ Peak avec tous les batisses ct ar
meliorations qi sy trouvent, pour payer ct satlsfa're
le dit ordre d'execution' Condition de Ia vente-
COMPETENT. ,-.
Quest ra.on Eccgc ls IS JUN 1886.
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c.. G. WILSON,,
House, Sign & Or ma m

Shop on Third street, North Of the Post Office.
TTAVING permanently located in Baton Rouge, we
IL would respectfully solicit a share of the public
patronage.
Being practicable workmen we are enabled to do
work on the most reasonable terms, and in the best
style.
Particular attention paid to plain and fancy SIGNS
PAPER HANGING, &C., neatly executed.
Orders for plantation work Through the Post Office
or otherwise) solicited and promptly attended to.
ian. % ~.
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A. MONTAN & BROTHER.
Just Received.


Just Received.
~ B FRESH CURRENTS.
iOO / case GENOA CITRON.
10 boxes CIDER.
Dbl. DRIED APTLES,
10 boxes u. K. k-iI>IN;,
20 ! ho1e,
+. dozen SHAKER PRESERVES.
= FRESH TOMATOES, in cans.
PEACHES
: PRUNES, dried.
" LEMON SYRUP,
4 " FRENCH FRUITS, in their own JUICE.
" YANKEE
" BRANDY FRUITS.
" WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
. CEuRWuODS PICKLES. gs, pts. OTIS.
" WORRELL i Pleas Pickles dc.
10 " W. 4. LEWIS Il cos " do.
" CROSS & EACkWELL'S in ats.
~ " OLIVES.
10 " CAnERS.
10 boxes CHOCOLATE,
! dozen LOBSTERS, in cans
SALMON,
" PEPPER SAUCE.
o " MUSTARD.
5 cases FANCY CANDIES.
dozen BOXERS BlrIEEs.
" WALNUT kETCtIUP.
" TOMATO
" GOULEY BITTERS.
Just received per steamer Music and for sale by
a. MONTAN < BRO,
ian Corner Church and Third streets.
bacon.
d Hams Shoulders and Sides for sale by.
jan a. hONIAS q w.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-26
pRurY LANDING DRUG STORE
To Cotton Planters.
70 PLANTERS AND OTHERS.

PLANTERS and others having business 20 transact
:, Nav Orleans. and not finding it Convenient to come
70 the city themselves. Will ma 1t 10 'he'f a''"n'Ss'
to employ the uu,iersigned' All business eh'f1S'''
To their care will be promptly and faithfully at'enie''
10 a, . moderate per centase, Best of city references
given. AAA
Collectors l. General Agents
H. , New Orleans La
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UNITED STATES NAIL
co..t and Bayou Sara Packets,
O"e ss,,REL HILL, AND Z. D.. JR.

err ere passenger stsemer, LAUREL HILL, ).
y" ,riu leave New Orleans every Sunday
'Ss Wednesday mornings at 9 o'clock A'A'
-T,, c D. JR., J. H. usE, master leaves Ne" VI
-. On Friday at 9 o'clock, 4 NJ and on Noaaay Al
,,x. BAYOU Sara every Monday, Tuesday Thursday
I'D saturday.
u p,,r;,re l. Co; Hail, Kemp, Co:
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ust Received
y French Jsconets. small and figured. French
Lawns, small and figured. 80 per cent Bobin-
en. LADIES iylsie thread Gloves, Of all coiors
and a large variety of the latest style 0:
Embroidered Collars. 90 per cent Irish Linens, En-
troiderei Skirts, Extra fine Marseilles Quilts. J u,
80 doz l.. {. Handkerchief at 81 81 pei dozen at
J. SIMON Il CO..
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II b II L. w ADDILL.
FOR THE TOILET.

lhave, and offer for sale upon advantageous terms,
. very superior stock Of
fANCF AND TOILET ARTICLES.
FOR GREY HAIR, 1 HAVE
| Gilman's Hair Dye. Cristodoro's Hair DYE.
Bachelors LOuden's
Black pomade, Roussch's Liquid Hair Dye
FOR IMPROVING e BEAU7YfTZNG III HAIR,
have
Rarry's Tricopherous, Lyons katharion.
Eogle'- ~IIyp-rian Fluid, PhalonS Hair inyigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic, louden's Oriental n. Tonic.
OllrIg.'s Balm. Columbia, Rect Marrow,
Ae1anter's Tricopherou-, Bears Grease,
rhilcomb and Stick pomades.
FOR THE SKIN, HAVE
Lilly White, Meen Fun,
Toilet Powder, Pink Sauccrs,
| Amaniine, Col! Cream.
o TIE TEETH, THERE Is
! Charcoal Paste, Lacrous Tooth Wash,
Rose Tooth Paste. Orris Tooth Wash,
PERFUNERY.
have = complete assortment
Colosnes i" Quarts and Pints.
Bay Water, Cl,ironeila Water,
Florida Water. Balm Of thousand Flowers
Extract Upper Ten Extract !ocky Club,
New Nown Hay, Patula,
" May Flowers, Crystal Palace,
:" MUSK, " Magnolia,
" .tmhrosial. Verorns,
g Mile Flower. d" Sweet Shrubs.
" Boqaet Victoria, " Boqu et Jenny Lind
- :" Caroline, ksneucc.
Il O
Il BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT or SOAPS
Fancy Balls, Transparent Balls.
Nynph Soap, Floating Soap,
era sive : Windsor
"osine " CRYSTAL Palace Soap,
i,erlrium, Military Shaving Soap.
Wr;Lnts Shaving Compound and Bazin's soap.
or BRUSHES. iALso HiTEA VARIETY,
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N ackcrel, Hcrrings. &c.
V 10 kits NO. l
10 bbls. NO. 2
10 kits ROE HERRING,
. bbis. " &"
cs boxes DRIED HERRING,
600 lbs. COD FISH.
. 500 boxes SARDINES.
For sale by
JAM A. MONIAN 4 bho.
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Stray.

Dt1dy'
V1aKEN mp b. Jansier hebert twelve miles below
i til. Court Hcuse a Young Stear ABOUT three years
'iu, BrauLe. 4 : Z the right ear tssked, Of a Brown
color. If said i"et is not claiuted WITHIN thirty day.
from the publica Ion. vii be -old ny ine said justice at
the residence Of aI.i i!cs,-rt % 18th day u August
A.D. 1856. I'D. IESERr,
lly-l3 50. J. I. 9th Ward.
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TACO pIpEP 4. co
i W. 80"
f.. PIPER, W. +. ILSHAkD'
& ca
d. l IL ~ ~ '''
-ous~ q, CAR.
HOUSE ~ 1871 aAAAS NAA1"
NET MAKERS.
LSftAlftiii announce 70 u .'A." ..
IL Rouge ana '':'n',t' .i". Wv ~ t I.,.,
supply ell denith'ih u '"e t"o'h"t
taxing and H"ase-f 1rn'sh,hs ousneSs, u. ' ="
receiving aifec- .s"Ih -. a.ds
aahosans Il N"
Bn-eaos.
o'te'oaras.
"@'i','anfS
,I;.. .r Class F1orer Vases.
:. Presentation Cups l. saucsrs,
:. Toilc: sets,
:. Z. Bottles,
Glass Ware,
Toy Tea Sets,
D0 Marbles,
Toy Wages &c.
Fish and p;. Knives,
81 $50 nd Cravv Ladies'.
oo SSp.aa ~ scnon: and sister,
S,t..r Knives Salt Spoons.
sd, Her n and ns. a. F"rk..
an ~D' do and Tea Spoons.
o ~. c "u I'D pts..ed Glas, ware.
Plated Casters,
Cake Baskets,
Forks,
Spoos,
Plain and Figured Mating.
Floor Oil-Cloths,
Crockery and CHINA ware,
Git Mahogany Frames,
rx,b;.- S+o,,av and Crates
Wood, Willow, and Hollow Ware,
Mantle and Office Clocks,
Stoves and Crates,
feb. l6v
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Samedi, lie 6 Septembre, 1856.

n II heures A. NJ, les proprietes hypotheques ci-apres
decrites, savolr: FISHER, ncgre, age de So ans; sa len
ne, Mary, agee, de - ans; Eiek, nes,e, age de IS ans
Jane, neEresse agee &c So aus; Parker, negre, age lie
81 ans, Simon, entant, age Is mois; Alfred, Negro, age
lie % ans; Louisa, negresse. agee de 80 ans ct Joe, Nc
gre age de 20 aus, pour payer ct satistAire ie dit ordEe
d eXecuuon.
Condition de Ia vente-Comptant.
Quest Baton Rouge Juliet u 1856
n. W. OPE SHERIFF..
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S HE RIFT'S T.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,

PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH DISTRICT COCRr.
s.. {. KIRKLAND, A h PIER Sd app. vs.. FRAycus WHITE.
No. 1877.
} VIRTUE offs writ Of Fl. Fa. to me directed IN
ID the above entitled suit Of date the 10Th day Of
May, 1856, from the 9Th District Court in and for said
parish and State, will be offered for sale ut public au
ton to the last and highest bidder in front Of the
Court House of this Parish on
Saturday the I'd day Of August next 1850
at II O'Clock A. N. all the title and interest OF the
defendant Francis White in and TO the following pro
perty; TO wit: A certain Tract " land situated in thi.
pariel, and State containing'one and a half arpents Il
the Mississippi River with a depth of Twenty sever
arpents bounded abore by lands Of Dan Hickey anc
b-luw by those Of James II. Peak together with all thu
buildings and I'm por"tnents thereon, to pay and salts
~ said writ Or execution. Terms Of sale.-Cash.
y. ". POPE, Sheriff,
West Baton Rouge June 18th 1856.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH CT WEST BATON ROUGE.
sixth JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
ELIJAH reaIc, w. r. G.. HutcLison l. Jordon Holt.
No 1898.
DY VIRTUE of an order Of siczure and sale in the
ID above entitled suit, from the 9th District Court,
in and for said parish and state, of date the 1st OF
July 1856, will be offered for sale at public auction,
t., the last and highest bidder in front of the Cour,
house of this pars,h on
Saturday the 9Th day Of September, 1883.
at II o'clock A. n, the following mortgaged property,
to wit:
Fisher, negro man aged SO years, and his wife Mary
aged Y, Dick, negro man aged IS years, Jane, negro
woman aged IS years, Parker, negro man aged IS years,
simon. child aged Is months, Alfred, negro man aged
% years, Louisa, negro woman aged IS years, and
Joe, negro uian aged ~ years. To pay and satisfy
said wri. Of execution.
Y. ". POPE, Sheriff.
Vest Baton Rouge, July 26th, 1856.
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Cuxar or Cotton Scales.-One pair beam scales
= suitable for weighing cotton or sugar: for sale al
a bargain. Apply
feb. >. MONTAN l. HUGUET, Church st.
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ETAT DE LOUISIANA.
PAROISSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE

ooUK DU sIIQplE DISTRICT JCDIcIAIRE.
ELIJAH PEAIE Is. r. G.. ~;iu1cHSsoS l. JORDAN Hc1r
No. 1893.
I'm VERTU d'u lor1re de saisie, dams l.ffaire c-
IL dessus, de la Cour du SiXic;ne District Judiciarc,
pour la dite paroisse ct Fiat, en- date lie l Juliet, lsJt
il sera otlcrt en- vehte ~publique au plus ofrant ct der
uicr encilerrisseur, q Il. naison de Cour de cette par
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TIVhree Counters.
Two with large drawers and one with shelves
underneath for sale low as they are il the way
ian MONTAN h HUGUET, Church street.
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CHARLES KUSTON,

INV AND CHEAP GOO Ds..
WOULD respectfully call the attention OF the La
L dies Of East and West Baton Rouge to the fact that
Am Just up from the City with a splendid assortment
o. Every thing in my line all of which l offer to the
LADIES' CHEAPER that ever.
Mar 1855. MRS. c, HUSTON,
1AGASlN 4 BON NARCHE.
Is DANES d'Est ct Quest Baton Rouge, son invi
~ TIES Z visiter mon magazin avant d'acheter all
Isurs, car j'arriye de Ia Nouvel!e Orleans avec un as
sor'enent eomplet de tout &c que peut Sc trouver dams
mon genre d'sdaires ct que je vendrai a meilleur mar
che que jsmais.
Mar x256. R c. HUESTON.
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CUTLERY! CUTLERY!
DrFFALO, Ivory, Wood and Horn, Bone solid han
died KNIVES AND FORKS, from SO cents to $50
on per set also, Steel Carvers Pocket ana bu.enef
Knives at MoSAaN ho"oIi'
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Hams Shoulders and Sides for sale by,
ian A. MONTAN 4 BRO.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-23
TERMS: Hutton in Primary Department term of five
Mrs. Richards Young Ladies Institute.
 LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS

SfHA MR. AND MRS. RICHARD, late elsla. AIE VI of the Pittsfeld Young Ladies gsAssYgg gAsEYg
 TX Institute, Mass, since nearly year ettssssgS teachers i'll Little Rock assisted by some of the best English teachers. will open on the second Wednes- day loth) of September next, in the State Bank building, opposite to the State House a Boardinq and Day School for Young Ladies in which limited number of pupils will be admitted and where ha sides an excellent Preparatory Department for En- gsh, an opportunity will be offered to study all the highest branches of science, English Foreign and An cient Literature, as also Vocal and Instrumental mn SIC Tn its highest state of culture.
 Course f NudE-The course of studies will em brace all the English branches; Spelling and Defn lng, Reading and Rehearsal. Grammar Composition. Geography, U. s. History Penmanship, Arithmetic. Algebra: a. Geometry, Trig9nometry Astronomy, Uni versal History Natural History, Natural and Mental Philosophy, Vocal Music in classes. Casthenics etc
 O0taonaL CouTse.-Optional course will embrace Latin Greek French. Italian, German and Spanish and extensively the Fine Arts. Drawing and Instru- mental Music, which of all the Fine Arts of the pie- seg day seems to be the most popular and attracts most attention from both parents and children
 Several teachers from the East and some from Eu- rope all graduates of the highest merit. have been engaged every one has his exclusive Department to attend to-
 The modern languages will be taught by natives of the different countries to which they belong. and par ticur attention will be paid music a. every effort has been made to obtain fine result in that depart ment.
 The object of the Principals whose career of teach ing for the last fifteen years in the United States has been very successful one. is to establish Female College, second to none. ill Arkansas This they have selected for their future home and here they wish to bring their powers of usefulness and their every energy to the task they have undertaken as adopted members of this community.
 four years course of solid and ornamental Branch es, will entite the pupil to receive the diploma of the Institution.
 To those wishing further information we shall send our circular. with terms etc., if they vii make ap plication directed to us through the post office.
 F. RICHARD. PrinciDaI.
 Little Rock Ark Iulv % lS56 If
The true Democrat., 1856-09-23
Compliment to Jour. Printers."

John c. Rives, in a recently published letter, on the subject of public printing, has word of suggestion to writers for the press and of con- pliment to the "jour," whose duty it not unfre- quently is to make sense out of very senseless chirography. None but writer for the daily press can comprehend how much truth there is in the veteran printers remark. Many members of Congress, and eke not few greater men, must have been surprised at the respectable figure they cut in print, without thinking of tie toilsone labor and the exercise of better talent than their own which had been expended by the '.jour." printer in licking into shape the message, report or speech furnished by them Mir. Rives says:
 T have seen the manuscript writing of most great men of the country during the past twenty years, and think may say that no twenty of them could stand the test of the scrutiny of one half of the journeymen printers employed in my office.
 This fact will be vouched by every editor in the Union. To the poor "jour." many "great man" owes his reputation for scholarship, and were the humble type stickers to resolve, by concert, to set up manuscript in their hands, for even one little week, precisely as it is written by the authors, there would be more regulations slaughtered than their devils could shake stick at in twenty four hours. Statesmen would be. come "small by degees and beautifully less" Many an ass would have the lions hide torn from his limbs. Men, whom the world calls writers, would wake up of mornings and find themselves-famous as mere pretenders-hum- bugs-cheats