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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-18
Y TISEM
JOSEPH MckIiR!tK
Architect and Builder

SAop on FE0f3an a7t91, s11 q Maui
r WOULD resrectfullv call the attention pub
lie TO Ely assortment for fine uew year. Having
made arrangements with Un" If the best Hianutactu-
ring establishment in Cincinnati. ( M prepared To
furnish SASH DOORS and KINDS. ms4te nftna best Of
white pine lumber and ri superior workmanship, much
cheaper than can be male In the South. Persons in
the country wishing 10 build vii find il 10 their al
vantage 10 consult with me before building.
re- Orders from the c"uutr. earnestly solicited
aa7 Country work o. MI kinds ptnctnails attended
In in the most w~rk manike manner.
Rs' liau< and specifications Tor city and country
houses, slrburban villas, &c, given iii tAe most ap-
proved -tsles.
IL. All kinds OF job work attended 10 with neat
ness and dispatch, water cisterns made OF the bost
material
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{ G. WILSON,,
House. Sign & Or

IEii-sF F.Ft."
Shnp 1' THIRD strsrt. Worth IF the Past Ot3ae
~ ANiN'' permanently located in I5,ttsl Rouge. we
IA wouIt re- RHetfniyesoiicit q share Of he nnb{ic
patronage.
bpihg pfacfieabie workHnea We are ~eaahiai to 40
work on t1e most rea scaabie terms, All IN tbs hes
style.
Particular attention paid to plain and fancy SIGN
q. 6LalSiNtr. GLAZING, GLIDING MABBLIst..
AfEH hANGlNG. &c, neatly executed.
"faerst Tor plantation work fthreugi. the Pc IT pfc
81. 26 ~.
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G
vou NE1

yasEPa 4. CgAf6 informs the ploas =. snt4r,
- Discovers his late associations " astabiinss
NC IN ms owS .rs. IN other words, ne hss I'm y a d
ain.-elt on chnrcfi street, north sac s.rrIre, WI
the Harvey House--T h'fe Al a,s4 ~, xr.pk kcss
- s1' e ,a& - = ~, re-" 81 e al '''4 f1ns s'' taxes s,sl If tae. s.sy .,,s w.:
. "a IN. - a sah % p s IT. Asssss aana.ity n 81. ..s i .
ai.fsns paterail-E,lss, bearing the .saas1 ridis
and pure a. ever Graded tue INFANT s.or. frcs he
cushions Of elder down-IAmefSea Z. rs.soyja ~
pRlgNru :gfffss, there 10 carry Va
stte aRi kaHpvfloP.a,h Ara, &c.
Come ole. chfae al. auur'
And sise SOC CRAIG a SHAVING -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-18
Staples AND DosEsTEy

last -es.7r@t a few hatrs q Rieaeasa aad lnhsne
81 - N-3a+ IL aud i--setsssrsea rI w
ser >uw rFi,e Also La F1ren ssssssaS r iii.
iatne,s ~ftrss-ye nis,nera. Linen pans1s4, g1sit
rsafe e..fa and ,-sapkiaS; lines, Trash IT. q v.
soa Nos{reto Netting; Mtsins and Bohiss. q ~
RAD rfsde Aosqptto Bars, Gotten - - IN III
cfesk,. <eeg York. Nats, Isiaiea Afsssa Oss.s ~
F-1ar Lake, aaa al eeiebs2sei Raarks 9 ps1saF-
fat, -
s.scga e7s;aa at all qualities. estsonaafA D@sD
sDa ny - 80 ]. slsoy 4 GO.
.a Corner II Laurel snd fhI,i y.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-18
ASUDIRI REEER,

HOUSE SIGN Ayp O~RN4RENTtL PANT
ny orders given nae for House, Sign. o: Ornaments
"A Al Painting. Ia Ttsr-haItgiu- ana Glazing. VIII meet
18th pre- attention, Asian Fert1insa1l. locat-.
in i}aIeI age, and A. il j., tfF ia5=ra>t T. tiya gyuA.
raj sahsDtction, / shall thy 10 G3 H..
oaeE.23 1912. A~H.tET REntR
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-18
I or Sa!e--i Fine Chance.
NOTICE.

NUIIUE.
WING purchased the entire stock of Bte3FS.
IL >tiaES. HATS. De. of i " QuftelAs. + would
festeetiuiy solicit a share .. public patronage. /
Vii eensfant1F Aeep on hand 4 treSH AMI varied a.
s'Tttnent q! goods which | viii sell as low. or LIVER
taan any 9ther house il town.
R /. HENDERSON.
Having disposed or ny stoekto Mr.. r. L: Hen,3er
son. ! 5eareak for him the patronage hitherto extended
10 me. j. ". QIfGGINS.
Aug 9--tf.
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Sust Received
II NFIRMA1T.

Corner Of Nee Lseee aaa fatsss,e w.
y,IIfs ,~iasfira is .pacioos and conventional, ss ass.n.
= spare trola tbs river, asaf We sn'P'-
beat lsa uea. n.-... = - nj.
nr. a.,kiif ~BESSAlAN ia the psfee1er1
=fut!8a and Resident lhssician 1870. pss-;.sa ii
II. FinYASIiINT is the Visiting IAy
SuFgepn.
I'M, u "a IL ssp@A.
private rooms ! ii So perl
Mart, .si6o PEI das,s.
Professional attendaGre, H,adhesLss'
in 80 -; re- ,.ie,,. ii these charges.
: as~-,,rgir = /, s,,r.es3isl,s tt.ars-i extra. ..,.,.t
- Ths Igsst5sn oftbe Hos pitaI is pts'ss.i., ~
NJ ana contagious diseases are nos
the iafraiary
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-18

N oETALFFY An0 NG SOUTHERN rrf!IngEE
~ = eStfnatei that in the Southern Sta Re
more cRll tren are carried on by wnrnls. ana Oh. !
Eases arising froln them, than by a Il gthcr .,naIaat
eGah.'is'Hs test tnoftein examinations of the youu
t'o frequently reveal the terrible ravagas OF these In
s'Hi'a8 e1F mics Of health and lif- It is, therefor.
tI'if an act OF common phiiIauthropv to raesRme oa
80 ~ eitffltstiless, q preparation Ii1e Nfnerts Can
SANDS q cases. an immediate, safe and radical c3ra
Ter every kind Of verfujcniar III spases.
NE- We particular aud remember the name q Win
IA "a. r." Nefll.faSe, ~ Ihis is the only article
for salt #..oles al and retail, IN New Orleans. b.
.ARlGiF& co. Sole PROPRIETOR.
Il AMI 15i Charities street.
Jan 3 lind.
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BUSHES CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
". cAnrR0H. A~RcH!IXtwt BEfLDER. o.
"A. Iera san ht sent through the Post once
A NoNTAN 3 BROTHER, FAHiLT GROCER
n Corner Third and Church streets.
! NE0fE PETIT, ATTvRNhY AND Counsel
A lor AT Law once with Faimontiie6ert, bf"i
Landing.
pENJAaIN TERRIER, GfNh 'vIIHHL wight
Baton Rouge.
~ &. WILSON, HOfE SIGNAv oRNihfA
~. til Painter T4ie' Strset. Baton koHse
rHIKTfE KISTvN. BL1CKSHF7H ~
oumakec, Ferry Landing West I'atoa hooE.
4 30 WHOLESALE N RE7AL
TraIers in Hats, taPs, &c. 81 tharrres street
New ori"ans
Yaw ARnsERARRow, 4rrqRrFYS&cofysEL
t. lnr. at Law. Will Practice n the Coarts Of fes
4 West BATON Ro u4r. !h~rytlle, the Supreme to"f
Iaaisi,aa, anl the Federal Courts. Office at tins
Court House. Wa>tf>stau Rouge.
~ " R0BEkr@oN. 4TTflRAFTf ccrNSkLLnt
kLs ~ Las. W5H'prartIre bis profession IN th'
~,>'i, ,7nJie-.t District Of this state thr to'tet -talt
ana Supreme toas'- ~ View Orleans HoFF"e'+ rH
tnn.tes ,a.lr- gar" Vit rse.,-a prompt attsltlet-
oar. IN pis4arnfna lherF III" "~rt9- tn
s~rET<alIN H0ySE FELTF LEN 3Hhy I~roFrie
rt LsEa< rtPPFvrrR 8ND cT2TFRFBrIL
~. frF. Ran Roag..
~ l. $ET& tt"fFNTrH "ISTEH% EliLbEIs
I r.. Shop or Siitt rrcvt
! rHrEW>NkwFuNAE NEWHRIr4NS FFtaE
~ tar. cero.7 Lafayette anl laur,i eaae~ts.
= s EGAAfA@. aESERAL AGEAfa4Ah
Co..,etors - ,a..nDrgetai Place, New peie@n=
r. .aUII.I, DAEalI>T& CHEMIST tqi
ur fasr4 and Cnuret, streets.
lAa>EY H0gSE "IELL4a H4R6}ta.
,,I.f.r
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PROSPECTU )
eF THE
Southern Par!or Magazine
L0Ites' Hook

new SEfNff~,
The arrangements for blending the S7r,ru
e. LAnfEs' Book and the SorTHFR. P4g-
Tor MAGAzINF, being 10Y com pIets,
MRS. We. ". McCORD
Takes great pleasure il announcing 10 the
citizens Of the South aud West, tina. the first
number of the above Magazine will he read
for delivery. and the Mail. on or about the
10Th day OF November, being the December
number Of the Magazine, and it will. there
after, be published regularly On the 10th day
OF the proximate month.
There never has been n pcrinl In the his
tory OF our country, when there was SO stern
a necessity Tor the eS"rclse Of the Southern
mimi, for Southern good. as at the present
moment, when every element u enterprize
and independence should be broagh. TO cne-
-atc for onr beloved home.
Then, at This mofucnt there need be no
heightened appeal IN behalf Of 4 SaIthern
Literature no argument to induce the South
to- refuse such mental pabsl1m as is turnjso-
Ell blythe North no exhortation to losnire
The t. . sottherner with becoming zeal in
behal, his household traditions. ard the
legends of the beautiful sayannahs that clus-
ter about his sunny home.
Each number oil the Magazine will con-
tain % pages OF neat letter press, in royal
octave form, IN superb paper, one steel en-
CRAVING, one piece Of original Or popular mu-
SIC; plates Of the Fashions ami other embel-
'shnents. There will also De added about
pages, SO be devoted to advertisements Of
suitable style for such a Periodical, and it
VIII Thus form a most appropriate and protita-
Die medium for the advertisement of articles
~oiTtaste and elegance.
10 the subscribers Of the Southern ladies'
Book who have paid their subscription, and
have not received the numbers to wnich they
sie entitled, 1t is respectfully announced tina.
suitable deductions viii be made.
Subscription, $500, payable in advance.
liberal commission will be allowed to Post
Masters and sthers acting as agents.
Wa. a LEONARD co.
Pr ~nrietors.
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-18
Louis AoNDERT.
fashionable Boot and Shoe
Ma her

t9if SfFlfiY oiTers his sarvicee 70 the service
III 81 Patton Rouge at4l viein:tv. in fnahfrr ali kinds
! ho1iN ana SHOES. His ieng experience III tin.
business IS the recommendation ie offers.
IT'S shop y situated on Lafayette street, between
thnrch and laurel, near 3agelts drug store.
Mr.. K. employs none hut he best wnrkman. ana al
ays guarantees II good tit.
ia Gentlemen tro9.hIad Eith CaRNs or ~BrS3eKoSD
G accornmodafed as easily ~ an old sAoe. RI. eaI,Ess
n1r = InHrE K0NI 4RF.
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POSTAGE.

In aIlthe principal Cities and Towns, these
works will be delivered, FREE OF POS
TAGE. When sent By mail the poLrsaE 10
any part of the United States will be but
ItssntyJoay ysits a year fur "~Blackwooi'
and but Fourteen Cents a year for each Of the
Eeyiews
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sFiE csstt.ssoat. troubled: s.fti, worms,

'ffiE caiiissof.t. fro uhI-.. with worms ;.
aays the Notwithstanding. when q h. pnny a,ra,
sitce o. her offspring u remarked anon. Ont, e arm
why MOI say only Ei"i4ra. or only yellow Fever for
"eflfS destry more lives than either. Il yots in~A vorT
htt3s MS. administer u thena. epea It vof, ,niy III
pee them TO b" troubled with Horma > ,.nre Saf,
ana tnttnettiats remedy. Every household VIM =
n's "efii tfieas every phy Stefan Hho aas seen IN efect.
GaeaoHnra
hINER1S CANADA EEKuIEIGs
sreit 9 reueay.
gs~R" oaT''7riar and rrraer2i,ar Ire n7,na.
~iEER'NaAt4D1AN vFsytFtGr Fl.
I 'ssls he org Article that can he tatnniai nm
FL sale wholesale arl retail i, Na1y ori1.
4 WRIGHT 4 20, Sole Proprietor.
2 ana 81 Chastros strest
gold in Baton Eotse BY all tho Druggists.
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS,
AND FIJI
GUIDE.

Publication.
l.. &at q o., ReV FORK. continue ~ publish Ire fol-
towfug British Pe,isficaLs, tia:
l.-THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Con-
seEyatiye.l
2.-THE EDINBURGH REVIEW CWhig.)
3.-THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW
free CbHrch.l
4.-THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW LIB
eral)
5.-BLACK WOODS EDINBURGH MAG
AZ1NE (Tory.i
TThese periodicals. ably represent the three
great political parties of Great Britain
Wing, Tory and Ratical-bft politics forms
only one feature Of their character. As Or
gans of the most profound writer's on Science
Literature, Morality and Religion. they stand
As they ever have stood, unrivalled III the
world Of letters, being considered indispensa-
Bile to the scholar and the professional man,
while to the intelligent reader Of every class
they furnish a more correct and satisfactory
record OF the current literature If the day,
throughout the world. than can be possibly
obtained from any other source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publishers gives additional value to
these Reprints, especially during the present
exciting state Of European affairs, inasmuch
ashley can now be placed in the hands Of
subscribers about as soon as the Original edi-
tons.
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COTTAGE rrRNLrrgE

4 FEW Complete seJs a. -sCottagr Furliffarea-pn
n e'tIF" neF pattern NJ ta!s beautiful AMI sniqau
N'ltLrr-E1r sHle ~ ] PfPE2 I 20.
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Terms

a discount oftwenty-ive per cent. from
the above prices will be allowed to Ciubs or
dering direct from L.. Scott &c Co. four or
more copies otany one or more Of the above
works Thris-Four copies Of BIackwood, or
OF QUE Review. will be sent to one address
for four COPIES OF the four Reviews and
Black wood for S30 and ga n,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05

own hand. good deal of pl under, but not 80
much as was expected, has been found There
are prize agents, who are supposed 10 stop
plundering, but L don't think they do much
All OF 1T should be divided among the army. I
trust We shall get medal for Delhi L am
sure we have had rs hard fighting ms we well
could, though against mutineers They say
that We snail get six months or a years batta
nut l don't care much about that if we get a
medal column is gone out in pursuit of the
fugitlres. We get very little news from down
country. All the Bengal side and the North
west Provinces are still in n very disturbed
state. We want many European troops out
here Our corps has distinguished itself yery
much. There are only four Victoria Crosses
given, and three are to the Engineers-Lieu-
tenants Salkeld and Home, and Sergeant Smith;
the other is the bugler-and we'll they deserve
IL. L only hope poor Salkeld will recover to
wear 1t. but he is in a very dangerous state |
believe we are going to stay here two or three
months. 1t has been forwarded to the Cover
nor General to know what is to be done with
the city. Many of our sick and wounded are
going OH to the hills. This is a most unheal althy
place whenever go out in the town, come
back very feyerish. Most of us are n good deal
Knocked up by this campaign. 1 don't know
when We shall 90 back, but shall not be very
sorry to get away from here / think the best
regiments here are Her Majesty's 6Oth rifles
and the Goorkhas; L don like the Sikhs much.
was very much disappointed by a speech of
Lord Melville's about some officers of our corps
ut Mooltan taking away treasure. [ have
heard from Maunseil, who was there that il is
entirely untrue. Some officer found some
treasure and was taking it to the prize agent
when he was stopped by the guard / hope it
has been cohtradicted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05

A STEAMER IN Collision WITH A WHALE
On the last trip of the steamer Columbia from
Oregon, an unusual number of the species OF
whale known as humpback," were observed
sporting in the neighbOrhOod of humboldt Bay,
only monsters Of the deep can sport. The
steamer, with wind fair, was running at the
rate of ten or twelve knots an hour, when, says
a passenger, q huge whale raised to blow,
within half rod Of the ships prov, its body
lying at right angles with her course of sailing
Full thirty feet Of the monsters back must
have been exposed, and all were expecting an
old fashioned
" Crash. the cruel coulter passed out thro' thy
cell,'
when Mr.. Fish sank almest like lead, but not
quick enough to ''saye his bacon" for he was
not at sufficient depth to be out Of reach Of the
ships keel. When the fish rose the water for
some distance around was crimsOned with its
blood. Though with diminished force, the ship
strnck with great violence, turning the monster
completely on its beam ends, in which position
Il came to the surface, on the larboard side,
and just in time to receive another severe
''thump' from the steamers paddle. But il
was not killed, for il was seen making its way
toward the land some moments after.-Sacra-
bi.ntO UHIOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
PAINTING AND PHOTos RAPHY COMBINED,
PHOTO RAPHIC oRTRAITS
In Oil Colors, on Canvas,
MINIATURE on SIzR OF LIFI.
9. WALKERS

PORTRAITAND PICTURE GALLERY.
Odeon Hall, coTner41 st. and Pennsy ivana ayenue
2. WALKER has fitted up the above spsOious
apartments IT a very great outlay of capital thereby
rendering his establishment one OF the most com
pete and haBdsOme IN the whole country. He has
large Gallery for free erkibti,OH OF upward Of 70
modern masters, Ia which he intends To- Rdd fresh
importatIOns. :. WALKER has also fitted up com
pete suit Of rooms, with private rObleg apartments
Tor ladies' and purchased the finest possible lnstru
ments, and engaged FIRST class operative artist 20
sssst HIM the department Tor taking all kinds of
PHOTOGRAPHIC, AMBROTYPE AND DA-
GUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, from tie
smallest miHiatKTe 10 size Of life.
s. WALKER, by combining the Photographic Pro-
25 years experience and whose specimens of lIfs
size portraits may be seen in some of the ht.t faml-
lies OF the city, as well as those exhibited IN his
Gallery, he Will be able, by the combination of the
two, 10 produce portraits that have never been ex
ceed for their fidelity and ife like ex preston. Can
vas and boards prepared hJ himself expressly for
Particuisr attention raid to the painting Of Por-
traits, Miniature or lIfeslze, rom small pictures Of
decreased friends.
Photographs tsken from oorpses, or sick persons
tak an their own residences, Immediate notice.
Committees and classes taken in any number IN
groups. and quantity OF copies from the sold
at reasonable charges.
LIkenesses painted On Copper for Tomb Stones.
Valuable OH Paintings, and Old Family Portraits,
rarrfolv back lined and restored TO their original
freshness.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully solicited
to call the Gallery ShillIngtons book store
entrance ~ street, two doors from PennsylvsuIs
avenue. Nv ll-em
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
fTHEIMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

NJ LOOMS, M: D., the inventor and patsntee OF
Loom,s MiaerG! Plate Tseth," havInga
successfully introduced his Improvement iGSpSSE2
various cities, has now permanently estab- ~IID
hshed hIInself IN Washington.
This Improvement for Sets Of Tie eth consists chief
" IN making set OF but one pecs of aterIal and
that lndestructlble mineral. No metal is used III
savanlc action and tnetaifc taste. There are ho
ioInts 10 become filled with moisture particles o
iood. hence they are pare and s!sds. They are
lighter, stronger, less clumsy far more durable and
natural In their appearance. j will give reward o
One Thousand Dollars to any one who will produce
SIM! lar work Of art to equal purity beauty
dursbty, artistic excellence any OF her rec site
quality.
All work Tesponsiby warranted,
N6 Peuna. avenue, between lith and 18th streets
Ap lS-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
Georgetown Advertisements.
O0VI 0CVWu AUVeICIS6meuX,
A A X G ASSORTMENT OF FALL
A GOODS,
At oery Loto Prices to Cash Cxsfome,s

JOHN H. SMOOT,
NO. ll9 SOUTH SIDE OF BRIDGE STREET,
Georgetown, ID. c.,
mas received and now Offering at very low prices to
eash ana prompt customers, large assortment OF
purchased IN PhiIadephia and New York at the
large recent Auction IA es, and from the Importers
nj very low prIces which will enable him to of or to
purchasers, many desirable Goods considerably below
their value. In the assortment will be fOund-
Rich Silk Robes and Bay adere Silks .-
Best make Of Black Silks
Bayadere Valentias and Valenta Robes
4ich Painted, all wool, Delanes and Robes
satin FancOnles, plain eoors, all wool, a very supe-
rior goods double width, at 75c.
Leepius and other makes French Merlnos OF all the
most desirable cOlors. including White and
Plain Dealns. black, white and coIored.
- black French Mernos, for Shawls
RIoh I mon PLAID MerInos, at Sll4 cts,
Printed MCuslin Delaines. good styles at sX and 25
cents
SO pieces, best styles, Engsh Prints atl2,i cts.
PLAIN coOrs do, very cheap
Velvet X ibbons and Fringe Trimmings
Stella, Brocha Shawls, in great variety
Super double Brocha do.
Chenille and Cashmere Soarfs
Bajou,s Kid Gloves. ell coors and Nos.
sack r Flanneis, all cnors
White American, Weloh, and SaxonJ do.
Black Bombazines and DelaInes
ColOrs ard black COburg Mernos
Black Crape Wells and English Grapes
eest black and brown and white English Prints
Long and square Black Thibet and Bay State
Shaws ....
Ladie. and Chdren's plaid wooden Shawls, In all
styles and prices
Hosiery OF every description
ladies Saxony and Merino Vests
With full supply of housekeeping and domestic
ocs JOHN H. sMOOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05

TIE MUsTACHE ~ THE EyGLisH PULPir.-
writer in a late London periodical states
that nearly all the elergymen, living between
two and three hundred years ago, wore the
mustache. In his list of those whO wore the
beard on the upper lip. We find the ell-known
names Of John Donne, George Herbert, Robert
Herrick, Jeremy Taylor, Thomas Fuller, and
Robert South. The famous John Knox, and
the celebrated John Bunyan, wore the mus
taehe: also, Wickliffe, Cardinal Pole, Arch
bishop Cranmsr, Bishops Ridley, Lstimer,
Jewel, Holbech. Thiridey, Goodrich, Skip, Day,
Archbishop Land, and host Of others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-05
Stoves, &c.
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NlETROPOLITAN STOVE AND CRATE
FACTORY


The GTeatsH COckiHg StOves IN fke United
L have just received from Philadelphia a few If
the new Rising STAR, or double Oven Cooking
stove decided improvement On the old MOTRIhg
StSr patenied lH57. had them got up IN Philedei
Ria tins last summer, eH clusIyey foi this market.
lhey are Yey heavy and strong, and cast Of the
very best Pennsylvanis Maleable Iron. All the
Cooking L tenslls are msde extra heavy. r. II.
Church, Esq, manufacturer.
| have also, The LIBERTY STAR, made by Messrs.
Abbott Laurence of the sane place. rHE LIGHT
Halyan Bartlett Co.. Baltimore, tog her the
very best AIR TIGHT FLAI-ToP cOokINs STOVES
that can be found IN this other rket, some
Of which are the celebrated SUNRISE, IMPROVED
GLOBE, FLORA Cook, NOBLE Cook, ana the BLUE
RIp6E AIR-IISHT CoOK. II any man can prOdUoe
for roasting. hakiHE, C.. will give him $50 each
one. Please cal and examine them, It will
nothing. ana You Will see all kinds and turts of
Stoves, &c. For sale AZ
C. wOODwARD'S,
Metropolitan Stove auu q rate Factory,
No Si6 and 30 Pa. ave-, bet. l0ti and llth sts.
BALCONY IN Front full Of Stoves.
". B. AS TO the SEA SHELL FLAT TOP CooKINs
SToVE. l have examined II thoroughly, and think
IL has very appropriate name-SHKLL. Yes, shells
wall burn out IN few fires. IL Is a good name for
ing Star. sold them last fall. bat will not sell them
again. They are rs thln as pasteboard. can prove
that the makers agent urged me, for almost day,
.ast summer "a my counting room to sell them thus
Fall; saving thar 10 ! would take twenty Of
them he would give me the exclusive agency Ofthem
for five yesrs. ! tod him would not have them ~
any price, they are 80 thlny made. They are hand
were not worth having. All the above / can prove.
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