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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-04

" undersigned late proprietor OF the layler Hutrl. Win
chester Va havng leased Tie above uamed property rm"r
Is known as the Woodward Housc) would respectfully int m
t" rudGc thai bc peIarcd accommodate ms guests the
bost maunct.
Ills Fable oan always be supplv with The hest that the
market affords Ills Stable Wlth is second will al
BE supplied with the hest en- tr audatteutH oss
Passengers who the liS" desiring to take the Cars
entirely The ici ta Road Houses
subject and they always rest assured Of Citing
their meals and reaching the Dep't time secure tickets
and seats
Omnibus will aw avs lac iovud 81 the Rail Road Depot
the al al oGags take n and ~ tie House
tree Of charge. ". ID GllkfNuN,
1.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-04

BpAEsI~I ~ NRastE,
- Tobacco som mn,is-ion Merchants,

G Baptist. late Of Pct"rsbup W..
tNp. T. NIItI laeoi The INN uf He's
ter \ WHto, klehnond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-04

The undersigned ieet tp'1l the attention ef lhreniH
aud Canadians having children p slow mental of physical de-
veopcmcut th thai he he's opened IN Harlem, few
mos above the ot Now York, In very heRlthnl and
beautiful location. Private Family Scloni whele suoh chill
rcu bee received aud taught The cNpeonee he has nl
than eight In connection with the Massachusetts
Pruuy wanna Institutions tor Idiots haa shown him
much he done u bringing these children to
condition instances, he has Ind them
return home school with advantage,
or engage in the duties uf life Tho earlier the
Eor circulars reference. Sc,
address JAMES II RICHARDS,
mug 9G dly No ia Broadway, at Harlem Aew York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-04

L. r.
" cNtcfsveiN NV "'''
( erIari,s ssi under of bay Rum ~ teu'eas
fr Nasy ons Head aud for affections OF the l'au e
a ~ and for deasrs Scalp Hair hAs al '"s' "'"
l., cntraGn winch lh'F''N9 ~ ~
drnaI makes rem ~ "''Nhl
Ia its present. state OF COM ~
a series OF chemical - @
inventor the Concentrated Essence OF Bay ca'c' j. h pc
secuted to this community remedy "nsu VI a.
decay of the Hair the removal Dahrnh anu ' rem
hy applications. hat distr@.i"R ieit ue" raI
orally prccedcs the falling ct the LA" in W n ,,;iY
years snce originally prepared it for menher OF nus
thsyne no confidence the Dostrulns usf.'S S", .i
most Distressing decay the hair aud such 'ei" i
effects a, its became estap'''i Hi %
drrs of ras have since been made for H. "lth"u "y ~
of punus whatever such has become the ren'a' u os
bap Leaves tbS he inventor has if"h iuiu's'l w ;
fsrnre upon extensive scale aud l'' 80" "
the iu,!, : confidence TO the entire pHbHc
s RIOS II ROSSER
Manufacturing Chemist PcieIeDuiR va 1,rr
For SALE uholcs aic and retail by SIkolHLk "hi'1
HEAD druggists az, af pay
y Look ou limitations under the name o' y" ~ nay
Lea.e. Fay Extracts, Bay Water, ae.
f"e1i&ely
: far Gh N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-04
SPRING Oh ISj3.
NEW GOODS. NEW STkbES.

Having Just the Northern and Eastern Cities
where have selected great large and complete
trk of snpetar Boots Shoes Hats, Caps. siraw Goods
Trunks e.; addition to immense stock "i te cheaper
GRADES Of goods It scarcely necessary Is say 't my
friends and the public he suited to any a e IN t I'M"
whatsoever in quality. style and prc" straw es al i""
figures than heretofore l. l. hnstlni ! ~, '
Under Telegraph Office and nrsr Farmers ba1e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-04

10 l'nNvs ANN ha SaHes saturday o'clock 4
tor tucnuau Freight twenty five eents pr ioo FAM
S-'--Nms aud stat. Rooms included lang 2s-ty
4 tNtENt. H,ENIW n AIINN, NOuMts

Ne sion MEle HANTS. SAN FRANCISCO GAI.--tut.
tlGF i FROM slltttrs MN EoH, tiartielar attention
paid a. NAI Is 1l' TOBACCO and c"siGnmeats direct from
The Virginia Manufacturers solic,t,sl
Ri lEELAtES-AzA y \. Law ronc" \ 90. Raston3 Allen
\ i7NSoti. EtN iorA; Courtney 4 Gushing. baltimore
Davenport. Allen co. Edmond, ha' tr}ari g, ludam
Watson. james l. Heath, lat, sudtot. aud tIenshaw
10. NrHAi,nd. Mvtorkic 4 Jones pauel HUT Pres.
ton, ]. C. 5 Ferguson Co and Mili Crenshaw, Lynch
buru
H-Ha,inR established br7r"u If onr house in New
York resident partner that will hs personal
attention to the receiving. gan>hppng AM nfmg the low"
't rates 0f freight ff eonus>ioE} ali goods ronsign
e.i tu franelsro House.
h.ssrS E,nond Davenport Co. III act for rs at Rich
luuui Al ptll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-04

Rece nj Or slight Cnscs-t Cure IN Two Days.
No MERCUiI OR NAuSEotS DRUGS USED
ElR. I0E2NSTNN.

Ros al C1llege OF Surgeons ondoo Graduate
rom one ef the Colleges the tH,9d Statct
sud the greater pa life Las spent n th" urft
Hospitals OF London Paris Philadelphia AMI rl-o w'cre has
effected some Of astonishing cofs that ~"r" erT
snow n many tI with rnf in the head and Yi
asleep great bang alarmed ~ slda So;s,
and hlusing, attended s6a,ettns
with d,ian gcssssdt o nird CURED immediately
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-04

81 tIyCERINE SOAP. for eb"pPe" n"""r'
Ladies Money Bags, Porte Monaies, hne pe'uhoi''
l"i ct Powder, &c, just received by = ,oNrs
4llldxcis STABLEh 'o'>H''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-04

ltA>sINEKE sttTs-Nc op"""d ,r-icrdn,
fresh lot OF those beautiful Cassuort llumcuHlo Suits
snon "a this SpruE
entirely new stylc ,sc lut the Ia
zaar ii BURROUGHS, SltAFER Il 90,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-04


and business men Of i.y hbulE rest trcifuiy invited
the following eA rao t regulations of - nchburg Col
No student shall be allowed contract debt or debts
the ,--ion OF his parent NJ guardian an my af
sou erelng n student without written certificate from The
President ot the Faculty will do SO at his own rAk
SAM III, X COX,
o. he Faculty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-04

Thoy also keep hand large stuck o FISK
MET AliC BiRlAL CASES OF all sle-. also large stock
WOODEN CnFFINS, ot ererV description, and will pay
prompt the undertaking business at all hours
.,.icrf. u 4 e n pll GI'ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-04

Tur LATE ACCIDENT IN AN ITALIAN THEATRE
The accident by fire in "a theatre attended
with great loss of life occurred not at Florence
rs stated, but al Leghorn. The following is from
n tolcgraphc despatch in the Pars Moniteur.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-08-22
@ermiiebte curppaiieee Ssae6riebten,

@arie, 10. Suli. Sule5 Sanin'a ynd,ruf an 9,.
ranger, Der gang Darlnlps, mic 9ass, ras aus rirIer Sc.
FER fcmmt. ssbalten 1T, 1dlieBt mt fplacn>em Gvioram
me anf bic unAelhifte @usfiibruna rss faiicriihen gEi(<
lens tsi ben, SssratniHe bss Dihtcrs: ,.gHir baten i'm
III S@msisen unc auf tem ~fir;stsn e8rse nah rem
9tre Sadai'e aebra6t. limo mir botcn i'm lhnei>
ssrro in Die @ruft BON @ianueG srltst u Sci rrr 9e.
srabniGfeicr maren auf ben StraEen role 1000 Stabt-
aerasanten nno II @ener1ts nit ibren Sruvpen in
1bltiatsit. Die Nnsabl rtr Wrteiter, Sanbmerter ,e.
bic auf BEN ataeipsrrten Straben suIammenaecrGnot
auf bra Odhern, Waurrn II. +. III. 1aatsn. mirp a,i
100000 9elhabt; fe Nls batten sr, am 0tpracn t,rh
RE 3eitnnasn ben SOB Ssranaer's ~erfa0ren uno mir
auf &sratrreenns icfrrt Die Qrteit einoelfslIt uno ben
Sag paran ae9ehen. Oils lsbte Stat Serranoer's MIR
sr,ablt, paB er ift fur, Dor leinem Gnce nod fem. ln
piere frin9en unc aaf gmpfanas>, Darlc6nsIheine unp
2ftenfude, Die in GROCER Qn,abt pprbanpsn marsn, Yers
BREMEN lieB. Inn nht aasin Die Shulten, lpnoern and
Die Nlnen Gerer. bic Don ibm @rlo obrr s., l~,eStperfh
smpfausen, sl psrntdbtsn. Die 8esiernns tat mtbr
EurAt %ssrrattsn, ais mD9lih mar, ,lmal ipenu tts ge.
msrfuna zines Minilters ibre Htdtistrit BAT: ,Sm
Nrtbiale ntsrnebme ih es, in flint Stunben Die pariler
0arniisn gu Dsroreifahen."
Varie, IL. SUM. Seit Gan1em NnS Die Norif.r
niht 10 fehf Hterrdlat f~rorpsn, ais Geute Mturasns. b1
fs aus elmer an aasn StraBsnsfen an9el6laocnrn 80,
,issiosror'nuns %erfubrsn: Ssranser merpe I'm, Mitsae
suf SoNen rsa Saifrss nnb nit Rrengsns TusIAtuTe nes
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-08-22
@tGStifcbcS.

'-2sr h'aeteit bic 0trrsn 9Sirthci pelhe,t aslpnne,t
Inn, tstrfer GrenriIpi, hsr Sdaer.@ %Vmpnani, bic Sor,
III nefr''rbn'srl. saranf aufnterfla Jam, 1tub fife ibrt rclp.
Vfn'te l@on mUrsen' einreihsn rtilIrn. H>I3IO
= Stc Mttterrna BOT fh in rem lsttcn 9oocn te,
'shfeho aeanecrt uno tas 1bermpmetsr III I'M cinioe
're'f'S @rae a,falen. Der g8shItt res gEctters tritt-
u" ~ 1"e'pafer prrprr, oa or gar gu plGkli6 irar.
NaS Stittthaefeft her 3urncr Iipirpg am I4tsu.
nafhltsn Mpnats ltattfinrrn. su4oeu, ,pie ihun' lernn1l mt,
a"p aiismnrtlAr Tcreins ~errartet merten. 1os Self
p'ro Ousd 'tl,rn 9rpBcn Sau arIhlrirn, at -ecm f6s
ssn'B feht %Iele tstbeili9en msrbcn, IA nit ibnD ter4
a"toh9 pr etcsjabri9sn Sdicn gsnadt ,ulro. ,,no, neil!
pe N"rnerhatf ftd ftrtS Der trlrn Srtbeiliauna All err.
freucu batten. "N8in 2rN9E'e mi1 m
VIC 9S"hertdbrt Ibei, Ninnblhrin Scr Sdorr Conn
f'snic rl'ft inner naber. gBer mS6te fd nitt osr,t
al rcrirItrn tcthcitiecna 2 h5 HhN'FG
e"pt. 6rlrrrt' Dat irit Gur,sn lcinrn 0nacrtier.
Sa'on ''n' gltsn Warft nad DC, Srpacarage psrlrot.
"'o pefr'ent 9c9etmartia Die frilcrc GrdIte 0roucrci.
~ofailf MIR Die 6reunpe bcIIctter, bic Gin autes GjIos,
S'9efeier trlntrn Wollcn, aufmertjam MAIDEN.
-'.y. gN1t3t t1E N'ttlE --I l4b v3s si l,sr.r; -.c7
0'eter itho 8icterfhaurr - Gine aht Ifcnote olter,
Srantheit orrd gcrrtops's bplanrijdcs Bitter furirtr
YER Vft6asl &sap, LII @rannttraec, nStt rer
SnlfeRslc. IN Nittsturs laat:. '"'
syn lestrn Senin,rr, ala if dIf ct,,cnn g3o,ru,mcI-l
Irmecrt 'irllheIl Nlthr, itup' grlr Orleans louf ccn,
W.VN'llps1 fubr, murine ih srm 5ittsr srsriHcn. Sds
III 'Gt Monate an ftsier lurd,ttaren Granfbcit. NSIt-
rem res 9rpBten 3hril5 pirlsr 3cit mar ids -,rr 9Irb,it
unable, unp Na6 %memiaifei 8 finf,is OsuarS fir psr.
,oNii''eilc Ntrpi'tnirn ans, rbuc i'm minrrltcn crteid,tert
81 wfrprn. |er rrci SRchcn rietb mir rim Greinr
Sorrba"s's tcQautiitet SIT err 81 %prct;rr,. NH faot,
SoB ff fnr rte &itr2 a%arantirs. Madprm itt 81 tine
sSPne 9ceranht BATE, 1paridb miebcr ;]hrrornellt ,c,dp,
l'hN MN lrtt swct NScden richer rarbcit,n, MN gtoh,,
T. en- te'ne Sr.lr pcm 5ieter imebr %prripirt", - Tie
gNS9g'D 1t rlrIrr Nnsate tsSuAt 5tomas gsams.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-08-22

erittrsr uue 'ebtercr mn6ten iih Don Baltimore w:acr
ep"rtNeibihtcn flT1btsn, nnp @rabnrr sius rams BON
9udAm'nc, no or I'D, stma a6t Gage auhc6alten tatt,.
mt s'rst Sudrodsn bnrt, pie rr li6 unter fallte,,
&eriptsaslanssn eri6miusrIt bate. Sn mie melt bic
Ier'esn Wcflerten @ratnsr's an ecirlrm MINI f..
t0Fut9t iparer, ssrnlna tb nihtsu cntIteiesn, mare ids
aHFf friIbcf eon e~smietssR uatsStidtrt sr,rrIrn. 10 batte
t' & fnr meine 9Hi6t %gebaItcn, ricIrn Shmiupter in
sf''n'merr Sider 'u tringcn, ca er lei mir ssbu saos
af0f'trts. Scst %tefinrct fb bsrIslte uut matrlhcintidy
aAN lf'ne teicen @eidtrtcn in Samptun tei OH rpiut
Comfort.
NprfrIf, L., auguR '57.
o,6rJ :; .l...n. "A
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-08-22
+, (6lr ben &i6monbsr @nseissr.)

GS fann fur mandrn Sgrsr 0ejsr sist.iht ui6t
gang ,nintsrsIant lein uno mag qnberen 3ur gBor,
ndns risnen, wenn ids auf siniae SnoiYibuen auimtrt-
lom made uno iBrs 9tamsn Der Oefentli6tsit iiberaebe
bic aud in Jtihmcnb ibr Gsien a%strieten baten. Sc
IinO btsies 3wsi Sdnsirer @almens submis @ra6ncr
nab @5tst nnb Elm G~isurrsnma@sr giamsns I0ay.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-08-22
Dentids SrisfliRe. #D'-
Scene Mu5cigen.
Gru1se's @rfanntmnhu

3r'ltee's Vsfaitrtlna hitna.. i1n,- i2rQ ..
% GO. Stmmerm ann hurtb tiren atristIi6rr ~ sr-
2nl,laS Sedrf "~uS9ctelttn @Nt an Die. llnter;cihnttrn ar ian,
NNlS9sH0t Sprotrungcn nssrittieten BAT 10 erlatsn bicl:itrn Az
Atlthiesn, an msldpr ttlaakr Zimmerman md ftrrbsrunosn Sotr
un'SsNsne an bic llnkrcidneien oter an btren aornttn 8ahI umt
Sa tt,Nsa. gu ipthhtnt ft 6rn. s. 6. g. Strrrernann ttHenn1n
Sp lath lf btrrelrdb auieriiren, die ilnc MuSenl6nSe in ;hrrr ,
MaNfil eiiniutIiircn, irtnn eielttn ntdt spr,iefen inllttm a aTH
iaaie,t sa = S nn. I, I'M n gu lehfen: an Ser onsn. wias tt-
.ypitn!n;Hsn nadfsnnwn ms, !3ablanS l. fen bsnit iSu, Rt Sr
lsssFHlafslln5 olrhbrr ptlfIsti ptrten fam. '"AI' s''' "' :
' 3D. '#.5r-Fs g. 3D. 2a6rifIpn; N- i,
Bm. 90. Grump. 2rrtct'6.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-08-22
.... % Srr Shlbmaher.
SSarS NIB Sibpldbe fir s&ubmader lei ~ ''.9''i
0nGfaz 0snrfeaa.

3u 5ahlrstdsm geiude label .moraen NM, nadnrn
gtpAta9 ls'nf Drfltnpe unp raS 9erbrts Yuhlifuim rr-
9srent Elm i. q. Satturt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-08-22

Nprtplt, L., Nngut 81.
SpGn q nii t,ner.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-08-22

Die Setilmnisrnib Der 0fpsltemcGner lit 6rreit5 Der
art 9eiticSen. paB man ans 2lnaf niht n,ebr tas Dc,f
YerlaBt tst 3nA nnb Natbt SSahsn ausneQt uup nui
einen Srdnr itcrnlI acfaBt iR. Sn Nsuma9cn bat man
por sinrm jepen 9auie m%a6er9rfIlte &ipel a~ufaeltslt.
Sn @5intcrib fat on, ~9elfri9en Sage bic Sranpalcfc
ofsimai 9elhln9en, INN anrern tebrGnstcn Srtsn Silfe
gu lhnfsn. Dem gerncDmen Hado ipaen territs mebrere
ser Sranritiituna perpddtias, frembe, umhsr,iebence
9trionrn in Ter @sgeno BON Ssrneaitcl ~Ycrbaitrt nor,
oen icin. SIS 1T ertlirIih, caB Yiele Yeriunen yom Yanpe
nod jest in Der GiIe ibre 5obe psrlihern lnilen. Seute
Ateao lit ferner Die Nahridt a%nsclamat, pas audi in
oeioenture rle lratsE 1tuer aaasetrpAen lei.
0as Gleno in Srarbah lit iiber ATE Ssibreituno
aroB. 8rn Der 9an5'n Stapt iteben nod %um9ef10r %
oauler, nnb BEN lln9lidlihen III 9les pertrannt, 70
onR IS an 0sbsnsmittsI, ielblt an &teiouna tno a(em
NOt9t9tu fsblt. Shnelle unb ttatise 6ilie tout bier
%orin9eno nrtb; pcn Der ~llnseasuo mirb aud bsrsits
aues Wl09ltfs ast6an, rod lit pas llnslGd 70 uncrm,es
lid. baB taum Gle not9wsncisisn SsoiriniIe ~br5risoist
psrbsn t6nnsn.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

- Ins tLAvlLs OUtDoNg.-O article
Il week or two >i"c., IN regard 10 The
fast sailing ship Ftayins. br,ng, 10 lie
r-co'Ieclino of "nr of our correspondents
an acc'Ient II, relation to Her M.i.s, y y
snip Tnnnde:er, AZ Old i'h ti'at had a
ecarfuI ..puia,ion throughout III. service
As having been opjit totaI'y regardness
ofco">rqnenr-,. T'om opinion, express
ell by be- contemporaries, il !, fair tn
>uppo>e irai ,,ad he Cd Chinese junk
Spllcl,on9 been ahoal ii that timo ansl
pnt upon me track. she could have
afforded Ia give tue 1,nn,Irtcr half DIS
tan"e star,, :!ds"ri".e oi .tnd and car
rent and hen ;,av- diflrd over the
course and b"aten -oPt 10 T. story.
Tie cap,4,, ~ate about ieaylng The
'e.n or- afternoon; ~ took :. look aloft
and aroand; con,nIl'J tne ,n'ps course:
s4uinled 10 windvard "a all care'ui
rAp,nlps do when ,her 20 mellow, and
finally descended for ,Iie n gnt la .i,e
III. evening ,he iir~t iuii' dropped in
70 en- Joy a qu ct a'sht cap va, his
sineror, anI ;4','r pa1,ahins Of son'1
,e,re >lIn .ula suitable % The OCCASION. '.s
romn,ander 'aqr,,ed t'e cau>e "i ~
J's,ntb.'n.e on o"ce snort ,'ne be ore.
Hi7 Office 'nSo,med i,inl .,.,at wh'le
pre- 'arit'y toogo au"o', man had
iati-n oy.roorj. '!he capiaIr be ng ou>r
l.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31
A nrzzL ze. The Milwaukee Sentine

A nuzzL se. The Milwaukee Sentinel
having placed upon us bulletin board an
announcement Of The Pacihc's arrival.
on which was writien. War 10 statu
quo,' two men from tae country walked
up to the board, and af,er reading very
demureIy, "War in staia qso," said one
of them 'where in thunder's that z i
don't know" said the other ":til spread
all over the world yet" " Shouldn't
wonder if i; did, said the firs,. THIS re
minds us OF 40 aneclcte 0, person who
affected profound information " on every
subject, and who, while listening with a
crowd OF companions to .ne reading OF
Of '..he latest from France hearing the
words The French have 'sken umorase," !"
and wishing % show his superior kno~l-
edge. broke in with "Ah: indeed taken
umbrage, have they? | knew they'd
been besiesing it for some i'me.'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

Az UsFoerU NATE MAs.-Ansel Wright
Sheif' Of No,thamn'on, Mass, is some
'biog ofa wag. A few days ago. scurvy
looking stranger presented bin with
pare' ea ne>,Iy begging for money.
Believing him an 'mpos,er, Mr.. Wright
narded back the paper, saving:
4 respma you Sopldn't have asked me
If you rad known nv situation; for
WHETHER yo" ''e'.svs il o- not, every bit
OF property i,aye IN The woriu Is "a tho
da.ds Of he shsrf' Tue as,onished
s's:r- of 'hs fellows eyes At that moment
was 4 sigh. 70 see.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

IMpoarAsr ro LADIxs.-Colonsl Ben.
on having rejected the word 'la1y," be-
cause il was not to be found ia tho
Scriptures, > correspondent Of the Wash>
ingtor Star a.,dnces the following text
10 show lnal the thirty year Senator is
in error:
judges s.: 20. Her wise lades answer
ed her.
0, Esther l:15. Likewise shall The
iades Of Persia and Media say this day
n"'o all the kings princes, which, have
head Of the deed Of ,he queen.
I,aiah AZ: ). Sii ,I,ou sileni, and get
Aee into darkness. 0 daughter Of The
Challrane; for ,''op shal. 40 more be
called The iody OF The kingdom.
I>aiah ~: I. And thou saidsl shall
be = l1'fy forever.
JOIN: l. The elder unto the elect
ludy, and her children, whom ! love in
.he t,uih'
9 JOHN: s. in1 now | heseech thee
lady, ro' as ''ouyh | wrote aew com-
mand,nent rnLo t.,ee.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

Et,- Specu."tion by """-.-asients "
con- rpiaIneh %! ~ The S., p,.'t panet> q
sad dtA, bsci, ou ttie prosperity o
M'nne>o IL lhree c"untlrs 'y'n.
along Ms>tas -. r'vrF. u,ne, ,een
t"en;ie. u "f lie land sid, is sal, 70 be
he'H bt EASTERN spectators, who Wi
brl. .he' 'alt,ruye it themselves, nor sci
to seller =. feasouaoie :ai.s. 1bese
couptts .ae SheiourAa. Morrison aod
Benton. ! plan 10 remedy t"s evil,
however, har been ht upon. s's is al
ready 70, nc,rg effects. 1t : 10 lax thS
And held by nou-residstts as mrcE a>
the '."proved lends Of aciul res'den. IS
= e asse.sed a. /" consequence Of lis
4 co siderable amoun, Of Land held "
"a>te,n men has been ohese, for sale:
T. cause ofthe Large ab&orptioo OF land
by stecuIators j, said 10 be lie fact .IraL
!he Government at frs. tnrew uito mar
ket mole and tian WAS needed hv The
progress Of l'opulation.-True Detta.
Are there no lands n DER own Stale
w,ticll have been bought up by hungry
spectators, expressly for Specializing
purnose., TO the great deiIIment OF the
honest se;iIera We opine there are
Such being sne case, !. must be appar>
ent 10 all that such course Of scheming
is highly injurious 10 that State or ?or~
ion Of Stale which should te the ,e>
(; pient O. Tie benefits 10 be derived from
lie sale OF pubic lands. No sooner is
a railroad o, important projected m,,h
fair prospect o. success than every foot
Of available land along ,,'e rou.e or con-
tisuous, is bought up at goyeynment
prices. and held un,il they viii COM
mand whatever price NAV suit he whin
or capiice OF the srecu ato,. " bile the
general interest bch demands the
speedy cultivation Of these lands, is de-
aye,, until some one is found wiling 10
weld 10 tie demands OF these comorauts
II remedy can be laid at the root nf the
evil in the North, why can it cot be done
here in The Soplh! Could not our
Legislature in manner recti'v the evil.
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Pc n,il ne 10 coetinle the suhjs"L o.
slaves. If we are TO lay iowa as 4 lixso
fact, tliat lie Slne must enter in,o n
,nore extensive system Of improvement
necessary corroi|a.y IS, that jucrr
nnmber If slaves must be purchased.
One hundred hands is no, an unHsual
number TO wotN one of our common
pian,a.o on> Of e'sht or len hu'rrcd acres,
anI vet SIN hl"r rnnbcr have been
herptol"te cnun,ed sufficient 10 make al
DIE pubic roads, Irv.es and ren.,er navl'
"ahI.. iue tI"usand .rh more >l,eam3 OF
he en,,re SAFE Of Louisiana. | am
aware that many are dissatisfied viii,
ou' pre~ent sv>,em, and world Ike TO
see It abandoned. Mu,,, Of her d;s-
ABSTRACTION or probably 'he whole Of -,
aerSes Ir,,,, I'll. fact, that they see but
it,te uf " nat - done bv lie Sac fo"-
ces, ;.nt thc,y wAr,s making ti"m exact
in.., they FORGET ,ila, one sac slave ,s
40! wo,,N fly o, i',-" own s.'ves. |
venture ~ >ar, thal ,i,e> haze no, .'ven
We illf itF SaIIlt'S't stNJk aHt dtLerttb'.
[ fear rot i comparison ~ Il point Of
economy. between S.a.e >t.ye I.bor and
wIpe l,in,". f., orr Ineenal Improve
mems. and ~inll se ready 70 dtaw he
e"mpsr,~oo i required o do so ',v your
H,horabIe FuI-s. In ron,.'u>'un Of lni>
suhjec.. >tron.lv re,.on,naud "A increase
# Tie stay- frc- 81 he Safe.
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was 4 sigh 70 see.

LEGISLATIVE PuN.-In the lows Leg
stature bill in relation TO mills and
mi'ler- WIS under consideration, When
M,. Hardie moved that The names Of
Mc,,rs Mills and Toll be included
amongst the select committee on mills
ard "ilers, DC. tLaagh,er.)
NJ. Mills thought it might be we'll for
NJ. Bagss 10 be oflhe number. Laugh
,ef)
Aud Me~srs. Nils, Toll and Baggs
were added to the committee on mills
aud miIIers, ia order to report upon the
".'lst.'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

MISS BHo'. rE.--An anect y anec'lo's 9
IS told u Miss Bronze, tue author o. 'Jaae
we When her celebrity .,ae: 'i,en 70
r.tue publisher, were ready III give her
the laty->, sums Ior 1ove'. b'il sn'
,.fil~ed ,re money, and coma not u.
tempted TO write. When reonsed for
her si.nc., SIZE averred taat SIZE had
none a, far As he, experience could carry
her, and ,,lai o.fnre she wrole again she
must ,,ssye more !lfe to ,r1lw upon. Jlrs
was sad j.. lbe spirit o. truth and OF
c.,.u,. The sofd,d miud, with its petty
readiness. us inec''sn tsien;, could no.
so bave thought Of spoken; il would
have rIu,cIeu 1T mf'n-y and graspee
.;,e pen, put b. cash in purse and then
like l..e barrel organist, who had pock>
e,et ms aims, f:,il 10 wor'. IN grinding
ono It's machine music.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

A TeuAp EDlroa.--I'ne Nebraska
News saws:
Tie editor had gone up the river for
q few DAYS. AL good articles, facs,ious
remarks. puns and typographical errors,
NAV I've Attributed 10 his ;.bsenceor the
devil.
In order % give variety and vigor to
the News, he viii frequently leave for. :
week or SO. 1t is 10 be hoped that the
leaders Of tbs Journal will appreciate his
endeayors.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-31

BABIES ON DEpostT.-Places where
babies can be ief.-to he amused or
taken care Of while the mother is busy
Are the new institution" The Ions
don Literary Journal proposes to estab-
lish what it describes as well ventilated
and well warmed rooms in crowded
neigbborhoods, fitted up with cots Or
cribs, or whatever may be needful for
poor wailing helpless bahyhood, vt e'ein
= working mother, for a small daily fee,
might deposit her infant Of a morning.
pawn;ng it to pbiIaDt thropy for the day,
and Withdrawing it Of a night. It's not
impossible. It has been tried, and has
succeeded ia Paris.