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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19
MEDICINEOF THEMILLION.
PHILOSOPHY AND FACT.
HOLLOW YES PILLS
The Exciting Cause of Sickness.

4uC GAC1t1uS cause OF OIcKnekS.
THE blood is The life sustaining agent. 1t furnishes til
i conponenis of flesh, bone, MUSCLE, nerve and integn
nlent- The Stomach is its manufhctory, the veins lis dis
ributOrs- anu the fntrstines the channel through which The
waste hihtler ejecled in its Product, rs is expelled. Upon
the Stomach, the circnlriinn and the Bowels, these PllS
act simultaneously, relieving indigestion, uIilying the
hutds, and regulating The excretious.
The National Complaint
Dyspepsia is the most common disease among nil classes
III titis country. 1t aSSua.es a thousand shapes, and is the
primary source of innuherahlc dangerous maia1ies but
Whatever Its type or symptoms, howcver obst nate IT, re-
siStanee TO ordinary preparations, it yields readily and ray
idly 10 this SEARCHING and unerrins remedy.
Bilious Affections.
The quantity and quality of the bile are of vial iro,or
lance to health. Upon the liver, the gland which secret,
his Duid. these Pills operate specifically. fnfal1bIy rtctif,
ing ltstrreSnlHriies ard eneciuuly cur ny Janndicc. Xii
l:ous Remitrn's, and all the varieties OF disease generated
by AN unnatural condition of the organ.
Bowel Complaints.
Unless the bowels perform their functions property fine
!'ysintcry, DiarrhOea, Chronic Constipation. an / ntbrr dis
eases of these waste pipes of the system. The effect of tia
Fhis upon all intestinal DISORDERS, whether casual or cni-
drlnic, is Il phenomenon IN medicine. Rv fpIloNno he
friniei directions, the most alarming Cases of bowel CON,
plaintare promptly controlled.
A Word to Females.
The local debility and irregulariri IS which r. The c-ne
cihi anhofances OF the weaker sex, and which, when neg
lecicd, always shorten lie, arc relieved FIR the time I,ejna
AM prevented Tor the Time to come, by Il course Of tn mild
but thorough altera i've.
RLE0Ady'S PITS dTe tile hest ren1e5u Eaa,rs an liz
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ONLY FOR CASH.


Rks.IOIOUn.
Prayer Dssas.
!l::ve.l's cAr,.s ..A Aysssl.s.
Lesfa ls.ssl. b nisAssdi,
Ytl1rtme Sye0Fses.
!:,..ss als..:, 4 r.s,..A s,sl. 1r...,..,....
!. 1n Altae q 8ses,
3As ~ 1idhea.s1
1929 = Yss
- - -, sa :: ;:;;,,.
- 80. 1850: = ,.,a.... !, Wv.
-, - cAae,,s.,,.
II o1synast nssghsss,
ehsvAssd = Selbhssy Plais.
~ naseal. p Everett;
1Stsainar oss9ssa,
lsrsass Dss I wssas,
Caais q oosssd VsnasYs.
Caa1lngb egiQ1ses 1aAlass, SoAsssise
nael:v. Asst. lshs 40 5oaa. Rss1ss
Lsv1tleoo, 0saeeis.
Csuuise's lissv Wssks,
Caaaja9's 1sst - Alter,
Csnnis0t ysisss y ~ 1tghs,
csnohot ystsn - ~ Ny,
ounsisg1 vsssss u ~ Dad,
cSnn!sgs 1sas6lselsss u ~ 1seassa Llls
csnaisg's Lassssss . Ransnisn.
0saosn0' 3 Dsily Ltfa
Csaaas's NeanAer - Jebn;
osaas1i Nsasass - yhahpiaas 80 Jsnse.
christias ttfs-oesial I'D Jadivl1ssl;
1 1ssnsaS fss The People;
1allAn's Lsesusss On tis Morning ppnv.,,
- Mn. nasshs Hallis, q Ths shsec1ssd - u
Was4m;
4Aeaehts = aslpsaA chsss-lst ~ a1sstua
- Harnsay anA kxpesitioo Of sos LwAx
0rset Psspks<y;
NJ =
- ysAs. 1pAsssass, PkiiHpiss1 -
nau1aAs, 1heseA1au1nns, HasAk0. 49,
1ile1sa, Deok u nsvslaliaa. 1880 r
- ueesevs, 1ptslles - ~ neuanass ~
sapeb = tsslAA, deb, naaisl.
J lAtn1sW Afeoaa ~ 3e0A
vsr eele - 1oeAssn OsAolrnU3 Prieap. -
o0DKus - u0n14l = CO.W.
April -. Isl Mas - ~ 4. ests.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-17

BssAcH or PRoAiss CA9 ~ PA1UcAr.-A
breach Of promise eass vas tried ~ -.
KY, on Thursday, between Miao Giyh. 81
Cairo, ILL.,, and NJ. John Allasd, = pads-
cab, which resulted 10 : vsrdiss u o1,O0O
danagss for the la1n The dSfendAas Is.
trodaosd svidssss 80 psrpeee 81 IL
juring the shasae1 ~ lsAy. III ~
Jnry " keeaasrsne their
witnesses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-17

| $, !; !: !! !!
,....;... !. .s.s
P'0P'ss money. Il
RE vsss :. ne.ke.
The bills for 1nleAlkhing . Stat. Bank
aaa rrss -. II lows viii Be-
sssssa khs people nsxt
~ :.
~ isw tsrsfsr-
8 =. 1.s issss, bns in
1a.'.e attention q ~
-. = Dens'ss ~ pssnliArity
@ y. vo's o. s.sry out :
Sssling will b east ast
- 18th bills. Nov, II thsf1
- vc1 IiaA the enemies ~
: : : !: !: !; ]
~ . W. .s'.'
I - S
- ers, l. for The
~ ~ ssA.ns. ~ enc
- 10y - Shrough By voting.
member this % the only chance, and do
not fssi A101lanpon \, and post up your
friends ball lose the hneln Of
Sse 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-17

ssd come "a - srgs yea q
discharge : llso lssslsssly, 6rnly and
eonseisosioa ~. Yoa will hsvs the eAss left
IN your hands, aftsr N able reply from the
Attorney General, BY one who will hold the
scales With IN even end Impartial hand. ]
inplors you 70 let the verdict Be your own,
unin6uenced BY the rG1ieuious fears Of 1fsaeh
asnaments or French invasions, suoh % we're
saiesd in Peltisr's case. Yoa, gsntlsnss,
n11 DO insimidatsd By fossiga dictation
1gn the accused to tho seaaold; you
psrvsTt and wssst the Law Of Eng
please foreign Dictator. No. Tell
Executor in this CO. that the Jury
the sanctuary Of d liberty
- that on this spot your predecessors
Distsd the arbitrary power Of the
hoehk by the inhuence Of the esovn-
= D.serving judges. I'll him
thu di6calty and danger your
pvG AVE secured the POLITICAL lib
erti9GJk 10 people. Tell him that the YER
dicss Of English jariss are founded on the
eternal and timetable prineiplss Of Justice.
Toll him that, panoplisd in that arnor, NO
threat OF armament Or iavasien caa ass YOU.
Tell him that. sho1n kO0, 600 bayensss gilt
tered before you, Z thu go = Frsneh
cannon tbundsrsd il Mari ~ viii =.
turn verdict which yoG 1T and
conscience. will sanctily - ears.
less whether that verdict pie loases
foreign depot, or ssour( y and
destroys forever the throne ~ Syrant
has built upon the ruins Of 81 ttiee 81
once free and mighty people.
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SX
.-,-..-.-.
MOULD respectfully iafcsn he citizens ef
Asek.k 40 vtsaAiU that - 80 % Aand
1si' AseoFsssief
Watches. Clocks, Jewelry,
SILVER WARE,
Dy' e
aDA PLATED ware.
Most Vt whisA are warranted to lot sualilGn1
a r~..-~~-
- O1eAF 80 CAsA
.tesetioa given . the rspeiriae
Watshss and Jswelry, which viii -
>h1 Pensy rsfandsd.
Il 49, Click, corner Of Fifth
snie. Rstss House.
a. c.un no,ro
49, - :. ~ : =. -
muR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-17

shsy have not ~
able, howevs Pkss svss Pesass III
|fntissly, since they constitute t6s Leeon1D
on brxnch u the Ohio Democracy. Ia ~
|pArtisniaf case WHARF Air. Paek,s Vjehea
pr nost directly disrsgs ~ appeia1
Int OF .MArshal d tAs Norsksrn Oisef5oe
Ohio, his candidate was also sapposte1 -
Barns, Miller and othsss 81 ~ Oi5e Asaeec.
ton, none u ~hom seer % oxeeeiso : eSev
great amount Of is0nsnse o. ~ Psoo1Aeaf
Mr. Rachanan probably rsasnAsrs thal Ohjo
Vas for Douglas drsl, and Alnsst I'll Ne
time for the last Prssideotial noainatioo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-17

Dufsolo ana Lake n1uPom maaar~nAi
CHICAGO - sU5yAL0 VA nErzofrY
At - oeess Gmnetjebsae - Neu TEA. naoaen.
ed ~ she sEaeisag . ~ uOw TEA . ~ ~
uew 1Wk Oooeoaa 1afleoo4e - - et1n1nna.
J. WAhnACK.
AosaG = ,. 4. i. nel1enA.
60 ls. = psarksa sasssa, cAines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-17

e5ldss dsiag ssAaa d.
q DsAass ~ CeaesssSy . q
6psseAss.
II tAsHesss d RsersssssA<ivs,.
April ftDlssk Fsiaayas q (
bill - 0oAass - skarp aA1 L.
sound q TRY stgAi1eank.
NJ. oAsrtss, q AlaAana, wAe - eepeso
he 4nglish hill, neu cane out ID favof q IL
He lad opposed Il % aeoesIa al il anAieu-
n. LIE took The door II order 20 nake Il
- pear that it va nos anbisssas. He saia:
snonSsa xAlla9run DocoxyAcss 70 raa caean1
Wa fearful that, aitsr sAs law vas =
ID, il might BE- soassr~sd 90 vay & ~
6QgA ard smother way q Ne SossA. Sir, /
tAas sysssa d lsgislasion. Ire
\diseassioa sAas speuax % Ia he
eat Il ~ paseaes q q Kan.
pafssJOlSsy, oss pqn11 Gneeels soa.
tending tksai. n Sssrsisn.
| y, and he 4 Il. one
wing Of he q III Us ass;ax.
eoasaadsd q III e shas Il meant one
thl4 ond he osAsk Wing, II he North, that
N oaoshsf. II twas the pusposs OF
q histss Of conference 70 leave this
1n0eD&on beyond doubt; and IL il vas their
DD11en, 20 they assert here upon this door
- Senate Chamber, not 10 refer the
= The people Of Kansas fos
k1ejsesion, Il osoars 20
- YnPV onov thin1
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1Whils tie Kansas bill and the Def
eisney bill, making appropriations Of ten
nillions Of dollars, wsrs hIonhod in Con-
gfsss, the President snnousG he oiioe-
sssksrs that be should sasps10 ~ business
q making appointments till those measures
we're passed. At the Same Tins il Was very
sagpiacaatly given ont that appointments
wsoid then Do made upon the basis Of msri.
sssioas service. With this stimulus The for.
y Or 6fty thousand patriots Who desired
sonnissioss in the service Of their country,
evil or military, "hunpsd" thensslves to
SECURE dossa refssssery vetm <Dnnersss.
Ihey ssan6sd - @ -
Fer 10 Nm pissl -
peoples money. :.
---~&
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On. PeG~ 6kn Smith. brother ~
Gssiss snssA ssd > noted supporter Of Nil.
- 1I1lners fss ~ Prssidsssy, died ii
9siaG1si1 Aassashssstss, % the 9th inst,
- - ysass.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

Par Mr.. Lennon
Resoiu TUE les eselayes de Charles L. Pc
tit, w. W. Lennon, Louis L. LobdeIl ct y.
Z. Sterling, soient appointes do TRAVELLER sur
e cheunin du lac Clause, ct que les esclavas
de Nine J. B. Hereford, ct de J. T. Lobdelt,
soient alssi autorises de TRAVELLER sur la che
min aussi loin guilds font usage dn meme, Wig:
Les mains de Mime. Hereford travaileront
denuis le feuve Mississippi, jusqu'sa coin
den arriere de sa plantation, ct les mains de
}. L. LobteIl, depnis la point d'intersectIon
du chetnin de sa plantation, avec lie cheuin
du lac Claus, jusqu'au coin Ell arriere des
terres de Nine. Hereford. Adopte.
lie preambule ct resolutions suivantes fur
ent adopte:
.4uenau- Que des commissionaires ont etc
appointe aHn de tracer Till chemin depuss le
Petit Choctaw ou 'emplacement de Trat1au
I'M des chemins pubics. guidant au ileuve
Mississippi pres de la fnaison de Cour de Ia.
t2u'H soft Resofu, Qu'apres que les commits
sionairss elus auront decide avec lequel chem
in du Brule den haut e uouveau Sc rencontre-
IA, sera discontinue CONNIE chen1in public.
Gull so't de plus Resois, Que lie dit chen1in
sera SOUS la direction de l7econome des chem
ins au Sine District, tout les mains dns dit
reimbursement sera oblisss d'y travalller.-
Mals Peconome du chenlIn duGne arrond,sse
ment, sera force d'ayo!r les mains des proprle-
taire on proprietaires de terres en- ce DlstIlct,
de TRAVELLER le meme Ell conjunction avec les
mains du SINE arrondlssefneut, a,lssi ioin que
les dts proprletaires en- font usage, H.
Gull soil de Plus Resoiu, Que pecononae du
Sine ACCOMPLISHMENT. agisse en- conjGctlon avec
les susdlts COMMISSIONERS, ct il sont deman-
des d'avoir le dit chenin trace avant le prem
ier d'Aout.
Sur motion, il fptt resolu, que Mr.. j. C..
Woods soft paye $40 pour les services rendus
par lu conrne econome des chemins pour le
4me arrondissement
Le juri alors alourna, sine dis.
JOS. S. WILLIAMS,
T. BEEGEnoN, President.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

chaqne aimee, exeepte 81 le premier Iundi Sc
tronve le premier de Janvier. dams un tel cas-,
Fassemblee sega tenue sur !e Ter Niardi d,,
dit mois; Ia seconde, sera tenue sur le prem
ier Lund de- Juin, ct Ia troisiene sur Ee prem
iere Lundi de septernbre.
Ptue |oim Resolu, Que i'AEt 175, Sec. 2me
de Ia rnerne Ordinance soft te!lenent amen
dee atln de lire CONNIE suit 4 la session de
juin de chaque aimee le Juri clira tous les
officers, appointera les comites dune nature
generale, recevra tous les rapports de ces
officers, qui sont par Ia !oi obIlges de faire
des rapports, distributes Iinteret resultant dcs
Fonds de Poydras, ct reeevra le rapport II
comite appointe pour fare uns estimation des
Taxes de paroisse pour lannee ecou'ante,
passera la dessns ct ordalnera e meme d'etre
public dams lie rapier ofcieile pour trente
.inurs, confosmement Il la loi, Adopte.
Estimation des Taxes de paroisse pour Pam
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07
Gremer.

CouErsHIP AND MARRIAGE
Twas at the close off, glorious sum
mer day-the sun was sitting be-
hind a distant hog-pen-~the chick
ems were going to roost--the bull
frogs were commencing their even
ing songs--the polly-wogs in their
native mud puddles We're preparing
for the highland Sal and myself
sat upon log listening to the music
ofnatnre, such as tree-t -toads, roosters
and srunting pigs, and now and
then the mellow music OF a distant
.jackass was waited to our ears by
the gentle zephyrs~ that sighed
among the mullen stalks and came
heavily laden with delicious odor
of hen roosts and pig styes. The
last lingering rays Of the setting.
sun, g|ancing FROM the brass buttons
of'a solitary horseman, Bhoue from
a knot ltole in the hog pen full in
SAILS face, dyeing her hair with an
orange peel hue, and showing off
my thread bare coat to a bad ad
vantage. One Of my arms was
around SAILS waist, my hand resting
upon the small Of her back; she
was toying with my auburn curls Of
Jet black hue she was almost gone
and I was ditto. She looked like a
grashopper dying with the ic-cups,.
and ] felt like d mud turtle choked
with a Goldfish ball. ~ 80
SAL says !, in q voice as musical
as the notes Of a dying man,s' will
you have me z" She turned her
eye heavenward, clasped me by
the hand, had All attack Of the
heaves and blind stagggers, and with
a sigh that drew her shoe strings to
her pallet, said, g Yes y She gave
me clear ont then and squatted IN
my lap; she corkscrewed and |
curAumuxed. / hugged her until
II broke my suspeuders, and her
breath smelt Of onions she had ate
the week before.
To make a long story short, she
set the day, and we practlced four
weeks every night how we should
walk into the room to be married,
until we got as we could be as care
hul as two Muscovy ducks. The
night, the company, and the minis,
ter came, the signal was given, ,and
arm in arm we marched through
the crowded hall, We We're just
entering the parlor door when down
I went kerslap on the oil cloth, pull
ling Sal with me. Some cursed
fellow had droped o banana skin
on the floor and it tloored ne. 1t
split an awful holein my cassimeres
| under my left coat tail. Ii was too
jate to back ont, so clapplng NY
hands over it we marched IN, and
was spliced, and taking a seat |
watched the kissing Of the bride
operation. Ny groomsman was
tight, and he kissed her until |
iumped up to take slice, when, oh,
horror . little six year old imp
crawled behind NE, and pulled
the shirt through the hole in my
trowsers, pinning it to the chair,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

"A farmer who had employed
green .Emeralder, ordered him to
give the mule some corn in the
ear. On bis coming in, the farm
er asked @ E7'~
.aWelI, Pat, did you give the
corn ~ $
: ssTo be sure | did, ~-..
'sEIow did yon give it2'' IT,
Sand sure as yez told me, lin the
ear.n @ sssa
But how much did you giye2'' p
"We ell yez see, the craytur
wouldn't hould still, and kept swift
ching bis cars about SO I couldn't
git but abonts~a fistfn]l in both.
ears r. s 81.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

Aot.tA.. %~:N" ~
4me, en- regard des complies soumis yotre
comite, de l'Asils des Orphelines de Baton
Rouge, votre comite ne saurait approuver la
compte, de Ia maniere quill est faite,
5rne, p!usieurs complies furcnt presentes a
votre colnite pour acceptance. etant pour des
prose cutions criminelIes a:ant I'Acte de Ia
Legislature passee Mars 1857, ct votre comite
ne connaissant pas les lois Get egard, ont
luge pTopos de les reierer l'avocat de par
oisse pour son opinion atm de savoir 81 la par
oisses devait les payer 49,
6me, Mr. n. w. Pope, ex-Sherii, ayant
perdu une certaine preuve al nontant de-
1923, pour argant payee par hi Abraham
LobdeIl, sur l'ordre du President du ,Iuri de
Police, aussi une autre preuve au moutant de
$50, pour argent payee par lni 4 J. w. Brown,
sur Tordre du President du Juri de Police
Nous recommandons que ces deux articles de
1923 tt dc $50, soient accordees Mr. Pope
par Ie Tresorier, ell eglant son complies COM
me Sheriff. ct n'ayant plus d>afaire, votre
comite soumet respeetueusement le tout a
votre consideration Ts
+. 3. TRINIDAD,
JouN A. BIRD, CDn1lte.
W.%N. LENNON.
lie ccmpte de r. NJ Nef, de $40, pour oa-
NTa1E IGitL sui iCFEEo vi pAi oiSSC, AeiAilsI
depute Inspecteur tnt aiouse eau susdite rap
port.
Sur motion le dit rapport fut adopte.
Mr.. I.emmon offrit la resolution splvaate,
ql,i fnt adopte:
Rssolu Que le President du Juri de Police
soft autorse de regler le conpte de lAsile
des Orphelines lie Baton Rouge, contre cette
paroisse, ct de lancer son warrant pour cette
sou1Y1e ct t1ontant quill trouyera du coufor-
men1ent Facte du Juri de Police de JUN
dernier. relative au soutlent des entants indl-
sentes cett,;s Institution de cette parolsse.
Rapport du Comite sur I'examination des
livres du Tresorler.
Mons, 1e cofote, appointe pour fexaminer
les Iivres ct les complies du Tresorier, rap
portions que nous les aVons trcuves Justes.-
Nous trouyons que les recus dansle Tresorde
oaroisse ont etc $1,000 So, ct les debourse-
n,eDts el3,5O2 as ceux des: recus des !onds de
TEcele sont 81, ,704 95, ct les disbursements,
1861 80. ct que FInteyet zdes ionds de roy
dras, our etre distribute eette aEaee 50 :4s9 9n'
Nous trougons egalen1ent dans les bIens de
Ia paroisse. denx biilets De W. G. bpzennan
ct r. III. Germany de Saii ct SoA, chaque
uortant S pour cent e'interet tlepuis 'e Is
!lin, 1856. ct aussi, pislteret sur la trolsieme
billet, tous non payes, quoiqne dus, ct nous
recouonaudons que qne'ques measures soient
pties pour la collection de la. Sur motion le
dit rapport fut adopte
Par Mr.. Chinn-- T. :.
Resolu, One part. l74ne, Sec. Ter de Por-
dinance do Juri de Police, soft ct est par ce
moyen amende, ahn quill iise CONNIE suit
Ci-asant- il J aura trols assemblies reguhere<
du Juri de Police de cette paroisse, pendant
spannee a la uaison de Conr, de la, savoir :-
Ia premier tenue sur Ia premiere Landl de
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

Everything has its use. Wereit
not for the flies, people in summer
would sleep two hours longer than
they do, and thus lose the Best part
Of the day--The portion devoted to
sunrise and meadow-larks.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

4 popular author gives the fol-
lowing advice to wives: "should
you find it necessary: as you I'M
doubtedly will, many ofyou to chas~
tise your husbands, you should per
form this affectionate duty with the
soft end Of the broom, not with the
handle.'' ~. + ... @.ss+@$. Is.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

i would do anything TO crafty
you :; would go to the end Of the
world to please you, said a tervent
lover to the object Of hiss affections.
"Wel], sir, 60 there and stay, and I
shall be pleased.'' s@ s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

':plain-laced girls should dress
plainIy,'' remarks Miss Leslie
Was there ever young lady who
was willng to admit that she had q
plaiu-face. -~S
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

+ A S1ANDEEEE OF North CARO-
LIMA NA.--Travelling On the cars from
O., to NJ not long since, in
the night, we happened to get into
the same box with All individual all
swering to the name Of Bat; and
his description Of ftNorf kerlina,"
manners and customs, gave the lis
tener anything but q favorable iul-
preston Of the tar and turpentine
State, thus:
why. gentlemen a dog with 8
long tail in North Carolina would
be as great a show as a niger with
three heads"
"Why so2 asked several.s
''They cut 'ern off to prevent them
from knocking ohthe buckle berries
when they are chasing foxes and
rabbits thatrun through the woods"
zP -h-e-w," came from a listner.
'1Fact, certain as rain !; and you
never see man Or boy there with
buttons Oh his pants"
" ''What tAen?" asked one.
@Pegs,'' replied the ever imper-
turable Bat. ~~~
"Wear buttons all off climbing
after persimmons. y
&<And I'll tell you another thing ~
be continued; ''they"* have to bell
the little niggers there Just as we do
calves"
s<What forz''
$50 their owners can tell which
gopher hole they're in. y
4 general scream followed this
the engine screamed, and we all
Jumped off at Nj.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

! RAPPORT pU CoM1TE De PINANcE.
! a ihon ls President ct nlembres du Juri de
Police de Quest Baton Rouge
En- regard d'affairs soumsse la considera-
| ton du Comite de Finance, les membres de
! la rapportent respecteusemeu. cue dans FatF-
alre de la
lei condition des portes ct serrures de la
Ma,son de Cour, yotre Conite recommend
/ que les reparations neeessaire soient iates
sous la supervisor de w, B Chamberlin, gref-
tier de la Cour du sixiesne District.
End, que dams faffaire de Ia petition de
PempIacemeht dc Trahan, denanelant ure
appropriation pour ouvrlr IN chemin de Penn
placement la naaIson de Cour par le che
min de Planct1e. Votre Conite cousiderant
que deux chenins sont nlaintenant !ivres
une partle de la roate ct en- usage de Jour en-
jour, et etant d'opinion quinn chernin est
d'autant que devront etre recIame par les
dts pptitionares, votre comite recofrnande
respeetueusement que toute action uterieure
concefnant la dite petition demandant an
propyIation devrait etre consi,iere iusuu'a Ia
proclaim seance de votre corps honorable, ct
qu'un comite de trois COMMISSIONERS SOFT
apponte pour tracer pendant la recreation
du .Iuri, in chemin satisfajsant Ia damande
des petitionaires, GU de consolider les de,.x
che rnins.
3me, que les complies suivantcs ont etc
examines ct trouyes correcte, ct sont main
tenant renIs votre corps honorable avec
une demand de les fare paver:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

Over what earthly and heavenly
thing does rainy day exercise the
same influence The sun and your
boots; for it fakes the shine out+oP
the both. #
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

"What ugly child is that under
the window, snsan2'' "Why that
is mine,'2 replied Mrs. ] -. "Oh,
call the dear, beautiful, pretty lite
creature in and let me kiss her" J.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

Ladies are like watch@s--pretty
enough TO look at--sweet faces and
DELICATE hands, but somehow diff
cult to "rsgulate' when once set
TAGGING"