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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16

SERIOUS AccIDEsr.-On Tuesday las.
Ar c. A. Slack in company with Mr..
J. b. Hill, o Of the employees of the
rail road, were riding in q small J-rsy
Wagon along the Crosse Te,s Road,
when by so.ue means, in descending q
small declivity, 8 portion Of the harness
gave way and the Wagon wss suddenly
brought 10 con.ac. with the hind legs of
the horse, thereby frightening him to
suca a degree tha.ihs animal started off
Ss full s"eed, throwing Mr.. Hill from
the Wagon and injuriug him severely.
One Of his leg. is supposed to be broken.
Nj. Slack in ~eads.yoring to 90. u of
'be Wagon from behind, the reihs
having escaped his grasp, fell and VA.
nurt 10 both arms though not seriously.
d the affair WAS described 10 US it is
. miracle that both we're no. killed.
S'ace pcnning the above we learn that
Mr.. Hill is more seriously iniura5 than
ga a. first supposed.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16


Ias ELsesIoS LA~.-Juige J. n.
LEA has been rendered the appoint
,nent of Superintendent, Of EI-ctions IN
New Orleans by Gov. Wickiife. Al
though his EaceiiencY has been much
censure fr not ye.oing this o.tious bill
We cannot agree in the general censure
from The fac, that i: Vas a thorough
Democratic move, and was intended to
kill Off possible the American vote
IN the CITY, or a, least to curb or cou-
troll. We are glad of this, as it vii!
serve to show some Of the "unwsshed"
howlers how weak and peurile ars tts;r
forts. WWe doubt much whether
Judge LEA will accept THIS eRee unless
it be merely nominaI-that is, take the
appointment, pocket the money and
whistle at the duties, as any sen sible
man would do. We do no mean by
this that Judge LEA would shrink from
the duties or i'll any reject
them far from it, but because An at
temp, to enforce a dead letter law,
would only make his efforts useless su,i
himself ridiculous. The letter addressed
by The Governor to Judge LEA bears date
Of ApriI 2sth, and yet has only been JUS.
published. Was it necessary FIRST to as
certain Judge LRA's willingness to &C.
cept before publishing ita /, looks sin
galsr at all events. Messrs. ". N. PSF.
kins and Bernard Ayegno are mentioned
Commissioners 10 connection with
Judge LEA.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16
AMERICAN MEEr1Sc.-A >,

AAERicAH MEErISG.-A meeting Of
she members of the American party Of
shi. parisl, took place st the Cour,
House on Saturday last for the purpose
o. electins delegates to the American
State Convention to be held at Baton
Rouge On tho second Monday of June
next. The meeting was called to order.
9 % motion Col. J. S. WILLIAMS took
the Chair, and II. J. HYAas WAS an.
pointed Secretary. Tie object Of the
meeting being stated. on motion a cons
n'.tee Of three was appointed to select
suitable names to represent Yves. Baton
Rouge ia the State Convention. TIE
following names we're presented by the
Coram''tee H'lsirs Bergeron, Dan
Hickey, Joachim Ailliets. &c. Woods
I.P. Vaughn, IS. Williams, ". B.
C''ar'ber''u, j. Y. Durable, ]. W. Pipes.
octave Leblanc A. Sidney Robertson.
W. ". Lennon, B. R. Chinn, and J.
Il, DsvaIl. These names met the fu,,
appreciation Of lhs meeting. This beng
tie only business for which tie mee,;ny
assembled, j. adjourned. Il
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16

~ We learn from the ". @ C7es>
cent that Hon. Robert Woodbridge, Of
New ORLEANS, will be a candidate for the
Office Of Superintendent, Of Public Flu
cation, before the Democratic State Con-
ven,ion, which assemblies in Baton Rouge
next Monday. Dir. W. is a 70 ng III
Of much talent and industry, and il
nominated and elected will make q good
o&os.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16

''exssuRs, SHREVEPORT AND T.r.x
NA'iaoAD.-The town council of Vick..
burg has agreed to subscribe one hundra.,
shoasand dollars to the stock OF Ii.
~ashsrg, Shreveport and Texas Rail.
road ComnanS.. Tie Isor,s have to
vote upon tile ordinance, which \ /.
fbsught they will ra,iiy.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16

LARGE The Sugar plantation
Of Andrew Hodge, Jr., decease! was sold
last week in New Orleans t. Mess,s,
VoLz b LEsEEsE for the surn of two
hundred and twenty Eve thousand dol
lars. The estate comprised $4,000 ar
pents Of land, and 1855 negroes. 1t i.
one Tor can easily be made one) Of the
Ene5. est tes in the country,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16

SPIRITUAL lAs1iAos..-R Sy. = u
H'gg'naon, Of Worcea.sr, A-,...a....
has a"orn to a sHtemsa. of faet. a.,
ne ''y' he witnessed .. a spiritual a.,,,.
from which We maks SON. su,;;,,.
ir"'sA, The iso1'um was Nj. Win.
Gently suspended from the Div;.;.-
school Of Cambridge, for IA alleged =
'sH'P' at imposition upon one, Of IL.
professors. Mr., l!iggiasou ..,,.
Looking under the table viii. i.
guitar was playing. ! ssw with 49,
d'stl'etness the ~'nstruusn. lying = /.
back %un.ouehs' y any oos, bst ~
faint ficke'fal tight PLAYING !. e
- coa'd s.ao see the fsst d,k.
est it, sad that. they g..
l. &C siln-it-..Hls M wan.
:" ny r...setp cut Of it, reach. Ma o,h.-
person looked under the table, | beI;.,.
nor 1ad ! mention these obsaryaiion. Il,
Tie ph~non~ns hsd cease f. aa
not WISH = le, to Share ny iny,,-
legations Win ~, QUE.
The guitar was moved slowly alop,.
by sorae fprcs, TO ms inscrulab,e. M
lifted between my knees. the neck -;
on my left thigh. At the saze,.,;oa; 3,
some OF tile conn Y, | began TO sins.
FIST plsc n such Z posi,;o. -
To guS ent ag.inst any ~,
s'oilit 49,. Every song / .apr
was &C, Panied accurately snd graee.
fully gulisr, with 4 constantly i.
crea nc hty of adap,ie Tho b.,
accompaniment. Of all yrs ..lv PLAYED
To a ~pecultsr ana rs,hes ..acalt P.ria.
guese song, prol known TO /.
'ozen pe'sousi 10 stesides nyssef
| Cannot myself play tue guitar,
.vs lI.srl /. pi""ed > good i al
now that th' lpsnims NJ. ID
Atraordinary apart from the rys.
terry Of It's Origin. know thar
beyond the reach Of anv part Of. -.
lis person, aud TIL : physically.
Impossible for any % aeh The ias,
strunent without. l.. ting il
Daring si these various pLenonena
| f-,i Repeatedly a delicate grasp upos
my feet, precisely resembling that q
hand, viii, Iistinc. fng.rs. Upon mr.
piping of my shoe it wss .till M
distinct, and was in all casss accompanied
by 4 very peculiar electrical sensation,
as when tvs persons complete the crcaa
If a electromagnetic battery.
K 'eilng my "wn counsel, | heard PR
oisesy the same phenomena si.nultsnsoos.
y described By persons at the other end
If the table. Afterwards, placing ny
,soi beneath the table. | felt the ssuS
| more distinctly upon thal--
All the rest Of The company he'd tbsn
lands upon the table, and WA bsYoal
he reach u Mr.. Willis.
Tue question Of the spiritual origin
5 not now raised !; iris simply aqassticn
# fraud or gennineness # tbess PIE
.omena which | have just described,
hen there is no such tbiag ~ ssidenes,
md all the fabric OF natural science mar
'e q mass Of impnsturs. And vhen l
lad. on examination, that facts similar
/, ti,s.- Lave been observed BY bundreds
t intelligent peIsons. in vsrious Placss.s
" several years back. | am dispossf
unbiy to observe the maxim attributed
, Arsgo, "iie i. 3 rssh man, who. out
ioe Of mathematics, pronounces ~
,ord impossible"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16
E c. G. WILSON. painter, vi

e. c. 6. WILSON, painter. whose
card will be found in its proper column,
requests us to inform The citizens OF our
parish, that be is fully prepared to exc
cute all kinds Of work entrusted to his
charge, in a satisfactory. n He
pays particular attention to plantation
work.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16

FRESH NATivEs.- We saw the steam
er Henry C4otsau pass up the river
Thursday morning bound to St. Lpu,>
and literally crowded with German EN-
migrants. How long will it be before
this same Heterogeneous mass will b.
converted into bona file Naive Amer
can voters. How ulck will The Demo.
Gratis o. Republicans pe in 6 ,ting them
nataral'zed and how much will the in
,eres' Of The South be benefited By
then importation Vide recent ST. Lo,i,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16

snm,d. Hcslioui! therefore be completed
10 rely upon Ct I'd should o. e""''e
nave pay dearly .o''o ,''
p~''''nen's apo" . e'e". "'e',
continued prosperity o' ""''' wv ~
pie OF Massachusetts ""'
are mE'FeeI's "io"5" "''e $50
;''v' e'''ce''"''
oaPP"So ''e "'E! upon
10 'e II e''"S'" - '''N '''
"'" "'0'' '' ''.'
wv
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16

Hold "A meeting, gsntir,nen, sns ...
10 sell mes, in such a stable OF CO.
a. th a at the foot Of THIRD s'fsst
demand a repeal Of ;ha law feqa1'1s
you to show your hides. -co'es'.
Show vhich-the butchers
N, beef hides II the former, the cs'es'
q. would hsre a jolly time 'hae.''s
themselves, for the consiabls's issps
especially lin Ii. .r.rkst r's1' =.
-. 49,
fNn!"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16

psoF. WYkEn's CuAcEKr.--Ii,e con-
Ger, Of this beautiful performer upon that
| f~nvorits instrument the violin, came off at
the Hasney House on Tuesday evening
lss,. We have listened to the strains Of
Ole Bull, Sivori. Vieu., Temps, and in
fact nearly all the distinguished pe,fofm-
srs upon that instrument WHO have ever
| performed in Nav Orleans, and must say
IN full justice To Prot. WY>Es that hi,
ezeculi9n IS fully eqaal to theirs If nol
IN p,aby instss far superior The
iightnsss and uelle..y Of his touch COM
tined with the sweat aud melting strains
Of his music, ST out in bold relief
against the SO tDach iaule.i brilliant
variations" which seeln to be the re, y
acma of skill with vioiini,k naw>a DAYS.
Prof. w. iafuses h., very spirit in his
peri rinances aui those who have once
listened TO a.}astIc and Inspire
needy will rer. # ti!a.n far long
wears To come. no understand thai
Prof. ". IT." ability give an
.taer cor bsf,te leaving Baton
Rouge. and we cordially advise aiI those
who failed - attend the cvucsrt OF Tues
day LIST, to be pFezeut on tie occasion.
The Iarse it.li OF the Harvey X .u-e was
crowded with the beauty and fashion Of
both parishes. and amongst them We re,
cognized MUSICIANS of no ordinary skill
yl,o esf1h. a~n,rah.tton IN loud
and n~roIont..
vI-.-n h.. 1,dAr
aestored We ioit,v of.tsa,I
earn ,h., n. M. - tn. ..nv.s,-
,d" If this Parish Which, took p,ae. At 5.
e,,t, he, S.,,r,,,. w,. o,.,J,.,.3 j.
,,a,,n., ,o..fh,.. af.w D.,,
rat, uers ,e..a,-,n no,ian ;, eona
.,,t no .-.b.,,. ua. ra,,.o,
&c .-sscrs,.,y .pp,ip,.a dc conn
n;,tsss No Commune. afee vs,v
,,svs and n,ot,nn,l d.,,,rra,,,n
: I,,cf, e~an,iaer,4g the ;mner
.s,rce Of their mission was extremely
saIl sx.c,..d r,no,,.l .b.. .,t.r ,.r,
Sei' eAeeatea, reported tl'at utter very
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16
f0 v bat SAY cur c,tlz,l,S 10 bridg-

ED mat SAY our c't.z.iis 10 brIdg-
ing Bayou p,squemlnsi-Sentiael.
Good idea! W. understand 1t is the
intention of Mayor "Limberhe.l to
have It done as speedily as possible, il not
speeiier; rs also a tunnel under the Wis
si~s'ppi and .rs'l,ro.i to the Village.
We have heard of several other fea,s
II contemplation By your worthy Mayor
which we must forbear mentioning as We
don't like TO let the dear people know in
advance Whit the energetic Mayor in.
'eEd- to do for them. Some one told
US he had given up keeping a brick
yard and AS lie had on a new "ti!e" the
last time we saw him, it must be til.
truth.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16
SATURDAY MAY IS, 1867.

r VII! our friend Of the Plaque
mine Seminal send u r copy of bis
paper of the 9th insti
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16
The Cu7-OrF RoAp.-A spscil

The Cu7-OrF RoAp.-A spsciaa@
meeting OF our Police Jurs wss hstd g
Saturday last. aud among the cuisines
tranacted was the settlement Of ths'lsag
delayed question Of tbs Cus>od 1oad-
Our readers BIZ referring to tho proceeo-
lngs published on our frat page y'lfes
the proposition of Mr.. Deaobfy ano tns
action of the Police Jury Of lbsrv'l's =
well as our own. Their being soma ~
forna'ity in the Act Of the Leg'slatafs
donating one thousand dollars y re =
Pal; 5 of the road, the commissioner r.
pointed BY the State vii! be unsois
draw upon the Treasury for tue tnoa9
the next assembly removes thai y.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16

THAT F1sniso bAarr or LAxs t1p
cop1Lx.-On Tuesday last, sonis q ~
best anglers, among whom Il = ns "a,
sry to name Coils. Phillips. $500.
Mon,ap. DC, were out and caught s
than one Thousand perch IN Lakets
die. Col. WsdailI caught los pefen y
y hour and a hall, with one hoo.
This bea,s anv fishing We have hero =
Comet d Gazette. /.
Another tribute to the exce'leaes :
our fishing. We met the psfty % -,
return and must say \ more sP'rlssa -
! VIZ! crowd We have never seen. ~
friend Mir Webster ~a' pa1
Iarlv pleased n bis feat OF cssce'ns
alligator six fee; long with = Psrcn ~
least, SO he said 81 believed
crowd. -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16

Ga. GET OtT.-'t's seid"in We taEr
trouble TO wade tEroag'' the long VIE
ded aud patriotic ~ etuslons o! SONS oi
tie dear patriots who ~",thltaw from the
American party, from The fact that ti,e}
.rs 50 ;p,erta,d-,i with moon struck ~
.h.,:,.
Pe"'' ""o s"'>t '""' '""
a'iE >'eSr''hg t'be pat'o such 'ou''e'
4 very ardent fraction Of .ae great un-
washed" Just returning to the harnoni-
t,l, ,,..9. - IA h;na.,f M
-,.i,s ,,r Y ,sn !, j.. ;,rg .t,ic,. IL
tho g.von SIR, Isaos, If Oh inst
,ad.r,h. 10 u.r,;.k uil..r
il which ; 90, s,r,b III. s;nf,ros.-
hsr4sv and u,lsr da,psst;,u oflbs Amer
Can marry and the nur;tr excellence.
.nl a,,,. na .na-
...; - af,r,., = ,..s,x
..ul;- t.aa,u =, w;,,, H.,
f,1.,v, aF,.;,, wh;.,, wh.oL. .,v
,,:. ch.,L.E
'''"s 20" 'Pe"N's o'"e "!'
ne SAYS: 0
1t has abandoned all principle, ans!
>esks only for power and to rsinta,r
tie old v hig party. | have done with
it. | have wandered after strnrg- Grd>
ana ioi"d 30 God henee''rt', the
, ,a' - ',t 4''"'
,rasj. hy h.r I.n,n shalI nv fe.., +. y,;
lel. and | will dwell 10 her Telnp,e.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-16

CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-Sugar from
The Chinese sugar cane, and alcohol dis
TILED from its juice, have lern exhibited
at the Patent Office. Washington. Thi-
settles the question Of its cspsb'lity of
its crystal'zation which has been doubt.
ed. We learn from the National Intel
Aqeacer. hat about two hundred and
fifty bushels OF the Chinese Sugar Cane
Fave been distributed by the Patent OF.
flee this eason.. 1t is thought by many
that this cane is destined to be cuiiiva-
led as extensively in the United State,
as Indian eoorn, yielding as it does, at
the sane time, sugar for man, and pro-
yender and grain for beast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06
EXPRESS

TsIANp on CUBA rxPRzes or r O. BoNBA1rrR a
Co HavNpa WI FOR saSd freight and psroes 10 al ps,ss
ol Cuba by Uled fa'es N q sssaner QUtRKR cry on
me- rh Juoe hs Freight rhorld be delivered y ~ ON To
fsy before YER psrtlcnsr invoice AlwayG accompanying
wis vARGo q o.. agents. "a Broxdv.v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06
LOST AND FOUND.

r osr-JuNE T. ONE STEEL AND BRASS sAFF Kgy
~ and pencil sharpener tied with twue sirinV NJ ,te
nder vii them the Herald oce be will BE- fewsrei
q d receive thanks.
I Ogr- CAMEO PIN, nv LADY IN FULTON
IL avenue Brooklyn, Lawrence 3rire streets Tk
finder viii please return 70 lsg Livingston street Brooklyn
\ Osf-ON MONDAY NIGHT, IN SIXTH sfRFET
IL The bank book No Lest on tbs powerv
ssvinps Rank cfnc N tu' the owner Tbe
fnaer viii be rewarded Tor HE trouble By leaving No
SIKH ct Cor Anthony Canton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06
PosT oFFICE NOTICES.

DOsT OFFICE NcTfCE.-rffB MAILS FoR EURoP
via LIVERY col Uni ed States steamer COLUMBIA WI
close At ths Office Saturday The Oh dsy OF June 10
o'ciatk A. NJ ISAAC v. FOWLkR, POSTUM Master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

r. VI r. ftcxDps mauuhc,urng jewellers Az b.r,v.
err ~ wtches ard leweiry, tc7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

nIssOlUTION.-JHE FIRM or DONoP MAoNUs,
IL New York and Bremen h this day dissolved By
tus consent Mr. Emil MAsnus viii continue the business Of
The old firm At New Yort under his and for
and Mr. A. Donop will continue for his and
In the branch business u the former ~
Bremen. A. DONOP,
kNTr. MAauUo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

Two PROPERTY OWNERS AND CAPTrALrsTs-DY.
OTIS iron fronting for Hrst class dwellings This II
one OF he best most dursbe and highly ornamental meho
OF fronting dwelling houses Twenty -four buildings rsfcrret
" ss specimens model be seen apd FUN PARTICULARS Oh
Mined on application 10 a. y. BARNHy, agent No WsR
nxesi, room No. O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

rrO CTOTHfFRc OR CAPITAIrsTH.-WANTxD, "A
partner well established clothing business, nov q
about snnua aud which be increased w
additional means competent With 1900 70 $1,000 on
more mar hear o. FOOD opportunity 70 engage IN busfn
nv addressing line " Cloher, Herald once, sang where
az interview ray be had which viii meet with attention. sna
ifeAled conhdenilally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

cS REwARp.-Losr, ON WEDNESDAY, 81 Issr
from, 90 ne 9 Nh 30 ~ q the Lsfa Avenue rail-
10. der " receive he above reward by leaving
Store STREET.
80 black and Tan kneish trrier has white spd on her
breast Any person bringing he shove dos ~ West thirty
second stree, Will ree.lse % rewAri
az MISUNDERSTANDING, ON THURSDAY, 4 SMALL
SO black and tan Kns Charles dog Nth BLACK curly nsr
he has tail, about tree inches hong. ON c,lar
saa Y ,e,nins hn % 70 Broadway up stairs 70 81
gS REwARD.-Lo-T. yEsTERDAY WINS GOING
Ag sen,ainng some sennenAns laeu brushes. melcnss
isl From street "' same :"
cE REWARD LOST or sTRAYED Yesterday, 4
W .rsn s9cdis sas y'1r bach yh's srsas and feet
Es. f-.ns q .e, be,seen Third and Fourth avenues, win
biU ing segni slip IN Rsaae street. se'wcsb Church
AL vii, pIos.e return 20 ms owner ., s A me . On,
OIL re iiscSore Piesssr. ''"'-' '''e' NJ"
$40 FFEwA :, 4. IRON TgE sIkraaTse
aIt.oS Streets. q IaarsdaS ssh, June ~
market, s's ssese Toe above reward. fdz Is.'n
G1E kEwARD,-IOsT, on THE MORNING. or THE
DlO inst small Iisao grey hound ,ui color brown;
~ rsrn % s Bond Street i ''''' 'e"" WI '' paid Tor
SsI0 nEwARD-lo OR TIE RECOVERY OF TIIE
w t S ws% rr'ns.rss who va, los. f,,
keepsIe, 90 frdsy nsh Nay 90 lie about years Of
s % .ae pants. o' wss as ssd Is ss
under.hbt and striped one that and blue gyershirt
sud auspendsrs his outside shr whoever viii rexsr
bis bod ard notify his brvber Owen Prenderras 40 Pearl
sirec', N ", viii receive The above rev nd
tOh INV AhD--busf SbsIkRDAy MOANING,
pZD May 4, N sirb syenue between rfrteerh and
Seventies nth rees POCKET book nannR one hundrei
snd 20 bis tfiy and small rbargs
Ihe hnder ell receive the above reward By Mrs faponi
49, Brcaaway.
g1S RENsRD WILL BIZ Pam FOR AN OLD GOLD
S0O wses aeysTsa D. %, -. or aiken ,om me Store
Into H. and has winding holes IN iss bsss watch
made BY H. Hurley; No. T0 II prised by the ospe, fay
seove M Saiue' me s1qxs sfra WI BE Pad snd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19
Daneing Aea6emles.
DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES.
- No. so6 BROADWAY. NEW YORK,

No. l51 MONTAGUE PLACE. BROOKLYN
Classes viii confluence First Week Ia Octobet nmedisel
sf'er Mr. Dodworth's Europe
Mr. DODWORTH would take occasion 10 say that he hes
long teit the necessity Of Introducing system OF insucos
TOR te Of the pupils BY which the exercise Of Dane
mig would be OF more benefit physically and useful IN tue
Development OF graceful movement than has been OF late
The facility with which the Polka aid similar dances o
the present time acquired b induced many 70 neglect
those exercises that formerly indispensable To that
lec Of the be- attributed the appeaTance
many misses the present genera
ton They sent o. school, and allowed 70 their
desks without inferno dse exercise Until the growing ffams
the stion IL which has long been restrained
they then 70 teacher Of dancing With the expootaor
that by ing the Polka Shosch and few other dances an
This would b. reeded snd they would beoo srscof,
Surely these things should be better understood
Wte thdreu 10 dancing early IL life at intervals dars
their u9es and the teacher allowed them
w such and 10 oh 6sDses sddion the fashc
soe would sce 10 the figure walk aud eyery
movement h~n melting would be gained nsstent with tbs
object Of this valuable Anxious restore
tbe art 20 its forEe usefulness Mr. DodwOh Instructed his
classes In that aknowedged graceful study the Mncst do
Couf aud other dances Of sar usefulness The evedcut
Of this In m effect upon the pupils hin
TO give attention u Dancing connected with Gales
theris agd during h present tot through Germany France
ard Great Britain II viii be he bushes, call upon tee moot
prominent sche. AID sui. with them IL gard TO the best
mshods Of accomplishing ,he,- des:rsbe r.us lie hopes
tbetere, to gain such Information will liz addition 10 his
experience ersbe hin 70 present. e bis EuPis yse1
tbs. vail rot only make them taLce the Fcks ts wiz pfoE-
their heath fsus ed wax and act Lave sslpaY etss
upon 6yety L1Ovtmf - In Ifs
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