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AUCTION SALES.

EXTENSIVE SALE or STEAMBOAT PUaKITUKE, ETC..
nearly removed for convenience OF sale, the con-
tents Of well furnished boats at suction
BY MONTGOMERY SMITH
r. NJ horrcoEERT. Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, the Goth Inst, at III o'clock A.
NJ. the Old Auction Mari No. 81 Camp street. VIII DC
sold 4,
mart Of fine Cabin such ~ hDe and habo
Plush Furniture hDe Oak Extension Tables
ll Arm Chairs Moss Shuck Mattresses Feather Flows
Comforts Table fine French Plate and other
Mirrors BRUSSELS hne Cbins and Croekery
and Glass Ware Plated Ware cutlery etc Iron Safes
fine FAIRBANKS Platform Scses, One Bell and Cbaiss
Snacl and other Blacks Hswser and Ropes, Backsiths
Tool Cooking and other Stoves Ice Boxes Kitchen Fufu
ture everything necessaryor wellurnished
steamboats,.
nN- Terms-CASH. myly
LADIES' AUCTION AT 1856 CAMP STREET.
BY l.. A. LEVY, Jr.. Auctioneer,
Office, IS Common street.
THURSDAY, the 2Oth Inst, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, the store No. 1856 Camp street, between Julia and
0irod will be sold
Black shawls Naniillas rich Partisan Embroid
cries Linen Cambria Handkerchief elegant Grape Shaws
a variety Of other Goods nyi9
VERY GOOD AND SPACIOUS Two-srORY FRAME
Dwelling House divided into tenenents-safe invest
BY n VIGNIE Auctioneer
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I UMBER-LUMBER-LUMBEIx-

100000 feet IL IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved
10000 feet IA and III wide dressed FLORIDA Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL.
ING, tonglIed and grooyed.
100000 fee wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved.
100000 feet IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR.
ing. square edged.
100000 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS
500OO feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
Boards Weatherboards, Scsning, Joists, etc.
$4,000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber aths and Shingles
Sashes, Doors. L inds MoudiRRs, etc., ETC.
For sale the lowest market prices in lots suit purehas
ers, by SIMPSON h DORR,
seS0 IL New Rasin
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R2-Ho j. E. MATTHEW'S a. CO.--cAR r.
S4{l5tH RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary for
Building and Repairing Carriages kept for sale
and Nuts at No lss Gravier street. New Oresns anil ~
NOTICE TO CARPEsFERs AND BUILDERS
Patent Sawed Misunderstanding both engh and dressed
from the best yellow Pine and Cypress timber for sale 80
~ Per for rough and q SO Tor dss m lots % su
- I.slnber sawed 10 srders i-
fsIs " STAR FLAMING MILLS, New Basin.
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DKEMIUM MOSSI-PREMIUM MOSS I-PUT
L up In best order for shipment.
THE BEST OF MATRE SSES,
OF all kinds
Planters give Negroes healthy Bedso be had Of
CAMPBELL BOUDREAUX,
M lv tsana treet.
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Enn 1oNoRRHEA. aLEEr. wGAKNEss. PANS

THOR (lONOkHHFA =. HI.hFI, " "a NNF3'9i NI4No
II in the Back, all Urinary Affections. 49,. -
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SoLU-
This world renowned preparation all affections
~ Ina generetve whether recent chronic Phys
clans Of England France and Of America ackn 5wedge Us
gnacy Thousands of sufferers have been relieved by it,
PIeiy vegetable compos is as harmless MS Il Is e
cis The becomes uVigoraied and the debltated
= Sodv and depressed mind restored to energy.
-"ou' ""A b. ABRAMS
Sole agent for the United States,
v,,I7 " Apothecsry, 26 Camp street, New Orleans.
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- THE PAss CHHtsTlAN HUTEL VILE
Ghnrsirae Band q Mnlic has en Engaged aud syssy
lsp cement made warrant sncctsk
uylA Am JOHN MCDONNELL f'sfs's'es-
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/ OST OR MlSLAID, IN THE CITY OF PHILA-
II delphia sometime during the month Of February last,
the Coupons due January and February 49, 1873 for the ter
the Bonds Of the Second Municipality of the city OF New
Orleans TO- bonds Of the old Commercial
Bank Loan also of said city OF New Orleans Nos III and 2S
The public cautioned negotiating the
men having been stepped application made to he Board OF
Commissioners Of the Consolidated Debt for duplicates thereof
AZ JAMES RITCHIE
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zzx- Mrs. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF No
Ft4 sic, gives lessons on the PIANO and GUITAR, At
INV her residence No. 70 Constance street k Terms
per month"; twelve lessons. invariably IN advance-
a. LECTURES at % Constance street week mol
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a CAKD-BURNET HOUSE. CINCINNATI, Q

A CARD-BURNET HOUSE, CINCINNATI o.
friends patrons and hs public GENERALLY and oegi Leave 70
finest in America-will henceorth be
Quoted scale Of enlarged beray and accommodation
In sympathy with the spirit Of rerenehmen and economy,
yading all classes the price of daily board will from this date
The advantages Of the Burnet House over all other Hotels in
Cnci natl are manifold; among which are more liberal and
public The finest Dining Rooms and Ladies' Draw
ing koom in America The most liberal arrangement for TAX
lug meals nearly hour in the great central
ness Of situation and close proximity to all prominent places of
Trusting recognition of these important advantages,
fe22 Sn '4' A. R. CoLEyAN.
CULLUM SPRINGS, CHocTAw COUNTY ALA,
~ EightysS miles Mobile twenty 1--we miles OF
Mobile and Ohio Railroad and five miles of the Tombbee
The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing TO his m nds
povemens and additions made with single view
others seeking recreation and pleasure These improvements
bill room etc; and the whole establishment has been re-
painted and renovated The for ladies' and the cir
have been particularly attended to also has the ha bers shop
An experience mans cement public house
than twenty Aye years and determination to keep his on the
him liberal snare Of PATRONAGE sple,dd band Of music
for provided the premises The cottages
all separate and are neat clean and airy; 40, = :
week to the landing on The Tom6goee rive, who
connecting At the State Line with good stage road to the
Springs BY this last route passengers can leave the Springs at
same day, This line viii making daily trips s and
from The Springs about The ION S or 18th Of June not
surpassed the most nguipe expectation Of the proprietor but
Springs the United STATES for he short ms they have BEEN
made known to the pnhe that have effected many cures Of
variety of and valuable ehemcins or medical eombna
The Springs of all the three most valuable kinds Of
found in the country viz The celebrated Vchy the Ghaly
ADJ
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pRADFOBDrs PORTABLE sTEAM en-
Is INES M PInters nse0rders for the above Engines,
manufactured By j. NJ Bradford Co.. Handsbo0, Mss
r1i ~ received b. r. y. HARRISON
80 - Al the Office Of Virgil. Allen A 90,
Il md smkw i2e Grayier street
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

MAhET-T BAANDK-fHE UNDERSIGNED. dun
Va a2pc.sd Agent for the old established bouss Of AR
B0U1N, AAhbTT Co. for the sale Of superior
Brandes also sole Importer Of Justly Poans,
Brandy IL prepared 70 receive
market prices In Cogns 70 be shipped direct auy
the Union supply constantly On hand Samples bsssex
Of the store Of
a. woIFF
nil iy Corner Of Gravier street md Ne. Lsvse.
CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MoET oHANDoH,f
" Fiear de sery. @ de Perdrz. verssnay and Vim Ipe
JULES MUxN's 4 CO.'S Anchor. vsr.snsy. cabns, sns
Imperial.
subscriber b authorized 70 receive orders bsra terms
importation Of above named superior Chan
payne socis the attention Of dealers IN general sh
always hand Samples can be seen Al the once o.
3. WOLFF.
ALI ly Corner Of Grsyier strest and se~ 1--we
CAZEHAC BRANDIEs WE HAVE 9ooI
- supply band aud receiving BY direct impors
France additions stock Of his celeersed and
We 1875 IN eighth pipes lbs IN eghtk
quarter pipes 1852 do dol 1906 IN half quarter and eghtf
pipes We invite the attention Of the trsde and
generally this article pare and unadueratea For Ha
New York terms and prices, ny
WIN. Z. LRVERICH CO., "a Old Jeyce st.,
dig ly Sole Agents In this ctv.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. Parish of Orleans, City Of New
Orleans Be remembered that the 9Th day Of May 1855
Justice OF the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally came aud appeared A. hiepela
President and Jules Ohonde Secretary Of the Union 1nsuy
Company Orleans Who being dull accord
law do dcpose and that the above accounts just
transcript FROM the booEs Of the Com
pany. a: CHlAPEi.h A. = esident
JULES D0LHnNDE, Secretary.
and subscribed before this sh day Of May 1855
j. W. ANDREWS, j. p.
At meeting of the Board of Directors held this day, It
resolved declare dividend of FORTY PER CENT to the
insured for which Scrip will be issued and after the 18th Of
June next and FORTY PER CENT. the Stockholders
the cap paid ill., payable according the 18th section Of the
Charter of the Company and after the 18th day Of May
curreHt
IA. CHIAPELLA, President.
JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretary.
New Orleans NAV g. 1853,
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SUCCESSION OF j. D. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is.
- hereby given all persons having claims sEsst he sue
the undersigned for examination aud approval. = : III E
myl1 lDi W u. LINER Curator,
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Office, No. 8 Banks Arcade.
the aath inst. AZ ~ n,cIock.

Office, No. Banks Arcade.
THURSDAY, the Goth inst. at IL o'clock,
at Banks' Arcade Magazine street. viii be sold
A DESIRABLE LOT OF GROUND 10 the bounded
by Howard Girond Graver Perddo and Freref streets
measuring 26 inches and lines front Girond
depth inches and lines togeiher with very
good story frame dwelling house having two
story back building slate rolf having prives yard
paved cstern order; the whole divided into two
feneniens rented ut $40 per month.
TIE plan IA exhibiting At the Arcade. -
TERMS One third cash. and the balance credit Of
IL nd IS months by saie
bearing from date until
maturity The buildings be insured the risks Of IRE
and the policy transferred to vendor myl4
POSITIVE SALE FOR NOTES WITHOUT ENDoRSERs
Improved Properly and Desrab Building Lots In the
Fourth District close jackson also Dyades
close the Poydas street wArket also 90 Annun
citation also the OF Gasquet snd Derbigny
close TO the Claiborne street market Vacant corner
custOmhouse Benyie and Cont streets, iron ing
also Hogan
BY n. vIGNIE Auctioneer.
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ITO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FIRE-PRooF Ro0FIHe.

The undersigned offers the public FireProof Roofing
eal possessing the following advantages everything Of
the kind which has heretofore been discovered;
tits cheaper than STATES does not require heavy beIed
aud expensive roofs will long, NO kEPAIRS
and when finished has the appearance Of STONE.
II IL invaluable for repairing OLD ROOFS Old Single
Roofs be covered without removing the Shingles 1t
pereedes the necessity Of valley or hanging guers. -
OLD METALLIC ROOFS may be made perfectly tight and
Roofs which have given trouble for and which
have continued leak in spite of all efforts be made
fecty tight.
II b ncombustibe is impervious e affected BY
the atmosphere the and oneonductor OF heat
applied species Of roofs fiat Inclined
be applied the sides Of houses taking the place Of uecoine
cement and will give bulldog covered the external
pearance Of being constructed Of stone.
the roofs OF onnbusses and steamboats, II Is inva
uabe would railroad ties mpershabe when coated
with IT, they would longer be exposed TO the atmosphere
or the water.
Planters Builders furnished with the Southern
Fire Proof Koodne y with plain Instructions how apply H.
SUGAR HOUSES
COTTON GINS.
RAILROAD CARS and DEPoTs,
BRIDGES.
MILLS
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" n. vIGNIE. AuctlOneel

VERY GOOD AND SPACIOUS Two-sToRY FRAME
Dwelling House divided into two tenenents-safe invest
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McDONNELL'S EsTAURANT, No.
5 l47 Common street, between BAronne and Ca
.<&z5E5<s6 ~ rondelet streets, New Orleans
%NEZAN4a This establishment will remain open during
summer everything the market affords be found,
and prices moderate The well ventilated make il more
desirable any other similar place in the city dnriog warm
weather.
Furnished rooms for transient Boarders.
Families Commission Merchants supplied with Wines ana
Liquors Of every description at wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL McGRAW.
myl4 II Proprietors.
ATOTICE-GEO WIN. LOGAN, Jr., HAVING PUR
IN chased L. H. DUNCANS entire interest in firm on
Sd December last has since thn date carried on and
will hereafter continue the Cotton Factoge and Commission
unnerrupedly under the name aud style rs
heretofore, for his account alsne. 1900,
New Orleans, May Is, 1858.
CARD-HAVING ON THE 30 OF DECEMBER, 1857,
~ stated the notice. so entire interest 10 the
firm of Duncan Logan Mr. GEO. WIN. LOGAN Jr who
that conducted and who will hereafter continue
Commission business unnterruped under
the and style heretofore for his account alone
embrace this Of rendering wsTmesi thanks % my Oh
friends for their past kiudness and patronage
friendship for Mr. Geo. VIM Logan r, and The most
perfect reliance in his integrity and ability take pleasure ~
recommending his house old friends worthy OF their
anee Of their patronage l.. H. DUNCAN.
New Orleans, May 49, 1858. myl4 I'm
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EREsH TEAS, JAVA COFFEE, etc., ETC.,
l.
THE LOUISIANA GROCERY,
1872 Julia street, Camp.
Just per Empire City choice selection Of
IMPERIAL TEA. all grades.
GUNPowDER TEA. ali grades
YOUNG HYsoN TEA, all grades.
oOLoNG TEA, all grades.
To which invite the attention Of ali lovers Of good Tea
Also an in voice Of genuine JAVA COFFEE
Rice Flour, Tapioca Pearl Sage,
Corn Starch, Heckers Farina etc.
myI7 6, THOMPSON BARNES, Proprietors.
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AuCTIoN SALES.

SUCCESSION or SARAH FITZGERALD, WIFE OF
Peter Amstrong-Spacious Two-Sory Frame Building with
sixteen oms, and Two Story House, with four rooms
both fronting on Hevis and PeFist streets
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LARGE WEEKLY SALE OF STOCKS, SCRIP, etc.
BY PALFREY a CO.,
C. l.. c. DuPUY, Anctioneer, ofHce No. q Camp street.
SATURDAY, 22d of May. at lie o'clock M.
~ at Banks Arcade Magazine street.
Sundry STOCKS BONDS and NSuRANCE SCRIP, as per
catalogues, to be obtained on Saturday morning.
HB-orders will be received until Friday evening lmO
SUCCESSION OF Z. DAVENNE-No. l3,39T-Second Dis
trict Uour-Sale Of Ponchartran Railroad Stock, Home
Mutual Insurance Scrip and Pelican Dry Dick Stock
By PALFREY CO..
C. L. @. DuPuY, Auctioneer,
Office No. q Camp street
Q ATURDAY, May 30, 1858, at 12 o'clock NJ.
- Arcade Magazine by virtue Of and pur
suant of Second District Court Of New
Orleans bearing date Of the 18th day of May 1888 will be
sold public auction for account Of the succession Of e. Da
venue deceased
Is shares Pontchartrain Railroad Stock.
20 shares Pelican Dry Dock Stock.
Sl6O New York Sun Mutual Insurance Scrip Of 1853.
RS-TERMS-Cash.
SUCCESSION DE f. DAvENNE-No 13,397-Deuxieme
de nistrict-vene de "Ponehartran Railroad Stock
Home Mutual Insurance Scrip Pelican Dry Dock
PAR PALFREY 4 Gle.
c. L. c. DUPuY. Encanteur.
Bureau No n rue dn Camp
CAMEDI, 80 mai 1855, n midi, n rArcade
= de Banks des Magasns ,un odre de phono
du mai 1855 vendu enoan pour lie compile de la
succession de r. Davenne, decede-
Is Actions du " Ponehartran Railroad Stock"
% Actions du " Pelican Dry Dock Stock"
Sl6O York Mutual insurance Scrip pour lS5S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES myls p q 70
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SEA SHORE RESIDENCE FOR SALE

fEa at Mississippi City.
Vl This delightful spot situated the shore about
is from the landing with good dwelling, kitchen,
store rooms carriage house. stables furniture horse cows car
yiage ,rts etc., is offered for sale.
lt nsee low high Of cultivation with good
vegetable garden three -four hui bred n trees in full bear
mo via plum peach, nectarne apricot pear, hg and other
hods with fine prospect Of an abundant crop.
The ward Is with remarkably fine oaks and magnolias
the whole premises under good fence cedar posts 800 by OO
feet. ,,,, l.. -. - - .,o,,
ON Yards from the house the whole place in good order and
cav be Immediately occupied Sickness on this coast seldom
knon II Is offered sale only because the owners occupA-
lion neyents his reading there For terms etc. apply IL
myi7 Ct j. u. CAMERON CO., ia Canal street.
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INOR SALE A FIvE-HORsE POWER ENGINE AND
Boiler horizontal sing eue Boiler about Is feet long
and VIDE made by Fowler two ago; burns sack aud
makes quickly, in good ode and has not been much
used.
Upright Engine ~ printing Office by r Hoe, OF New
York good order and regulator added
by Lignisl "a hrst Inaehinst Of this city. .
Should purchaser offer the vii be liberal, provided
early application be made 10 NJ. II. SAMUELS,
myQ0 n 81 Com sercial Place.
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BREAD ANp

NEWsI-NE p -. s,1 49,
slightly apeent not in the form Of pill but the sian g t
having the Crackne Biscuit nothing 1ntsT
to the English Clacknell, imported from London
Sold az much reduced price They D. hrsns
ticls--llght rich and pleasing to the palate.
the Joseph and Tehouptonias ktssas
Stands-30 Dryades Market, ll6 ST. Mays Market
Dyspepsia Crackers and Crackne Biscuit put up Ter tnsf
i-aving city, keep for length Of time By AgpJ N
'' m Ss' ~ '''"e'''' - ANDs"f'' O. GOwANs
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the Proprietors Of Jarrie;
+. A. Bodevin & Co..
for sale to close consign-
IOMMAGERE 4 CO.,
~ customhouse street.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND AND
Il offers for sale
700 barrels MESS PORK.
800 =. PRIME PORK.
800 RUMP PORK
100 hhds BACON SHOULDERS.
10 SIDES.
20 :. SMOKED HANS
81 tierces SUGAR CURED HAMS.
so barrels BEANS.
ANGELO COSTA
A26 &C. 81, 50 and 10 Old Levee, ST. Louis at.
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pHILADELPHIA sALAnIASns<xk

M Im!FIRE AND THIkF FKOOF SAFFS-
EVANS 4 wAfsON's celebrated noahls Dnss zs6A
HN !4-ibirhly tnished SALAMANpER FIRE AND Thru
2-r$ PROOF sAFEs, with Paiest Bank Losks krvs -
which can be ordinary mannz1s. fh1
make OF Safe very strongly cert bed 2nd
nrnded by the heads Bsnk Banking Houses 6szsr11e
and jewelers. Merchants and oahsF& Hlez
containing certbcstes aud all Information rea.n NJ
their chaEseier and quality, be together si<A A
safef, a No. 40 Comniun street
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m ID
slNIf,E Mem, Packet Company have made arrange
ssss=zk four splendid boats IN the trade
during the .
Hereafter the steamer r.. w. Powell, Estes masier n
Perry clerk will regularly alternate WkiNS
DAY IN place OF the John smonds; and the Messenger.
Dirk sster j. Booker clerk, will take the place OF the
IngomaF.
Thee boats freight for all landings between New
Orleans and Memphis.
shippers may rely this arrangement being
permanent .,
will put in the trade leaving sATUR
DAYS, our large boat. have laid up.
j. II. FRELIGH, Agent,
Office. under Ct, Charles Hotel.
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4 EEDss FoUnDRy, EEw oRLEAsk-Lsxzs srs
IL f ZION FOUNDER And o verticaf I'D zs-
scpi s.sa EnSss aeilsIs saGsr alla sas9:a rsj -
~ Maehinss Saw Mills Gin Gearing Iron Coluznus z11
Fronts for Bndins Mcuhs Grs Bars etc. - Al
~nef lnsry required tor the South
We has been dZ authorized ard are yrsPsIss 70 ss,sss
fei1 dkWts tsN.l.s = !. We
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WI ALL p PEIs-WAI.LPAP ER-JUST KbCkishSts
w direct manufacturers the largest and mes.
rahle stock Of French and American PAPER HAnalres
this consisting OF Oak hafe Se
Stone Silver, Velvet and Decoration Papers O. every
ton. Also, larxe OF Satin and BLANK FAPr ~
$3.50 - r. NEWHAI4Is,
60 Canal. corner Old Levee street, np rszAre
- Se-A pe'0n' "'iN ~ - - ms $40
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23
NATURAL H1sToRY.-YE BLACK

IN ATURAL l1lSTORY Y / E BLACK
AMooEE.-Ye Blackamoore cometh
from a far off cot1ntrie. He Us not
comely to look vpon. He will not
work, vnless he be beaten with
strypes.9 There be PeopeI that doe
maintayn that ye :Blackomoore;
hayth a suyl, &syss therebye better
Thanh ye salvoge-allbeit, never Ell
theless, others doe differ from thys
Ibe1yef. Hovvbeit, moreover, : with
al 7 doe thynk ye former opinion
quite righte; & thatt :hys Maker
will see both. hym & .ye salvage
well cared for yn ye ende thereoffe.
Ye Blackamoore rejoyceth mvch
at ye sovnde of. ye %sFydel--&
when soever he heareth ye musick
thereof, straightyyaie falleth he to
dancyyg & .skyppJying ppJyinnng lykes,t y. ( > vnto
one possessede Of ye Dyyel: Nev- tl'';
.ertheless, he rs yerie vsefull Yn ye
Famylie. .-Boston POST, ,sz'z.s' z,''.$'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23

Punch proves the impossibility
Of an inhabitantgof the earth ever
reaching the sum- Suppose a rail-
way to the sun possible, it would
take five hundred and fourteen
years to accomplish the journey
but it has been shown that every
soul il the train would have per
ished in two hundred and twenty
eight years by the chances of acci-
dent; sequently, no individual
could ever reach the sun. :. = s..,+zs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23
The face of a beautiful good wo.

The face. Of a beautiful good Wo-
IN an at home is like the spirit Of an
angel in the house, with the air Of
heaven about her, and the light Of
the Eternal City in her face; but a
false countenance, like veneer, can
not stand in the sunshine of truth.
but warps and twists and turns into
.everp fantastic form, yet never by
chance comes straight VI s1,a,ss ~ "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23

u Chicago is poor poo place t ffo1 d
a 7 ankee. The climate gives him
the sague; the water brings on ;dii-
arrhea; the food, ,as cooked by the
Suckers produces. dyspepsia; the
whisky, tinctured with strychnine,
makes him crazy ). Or, if a temper
ate man. three per cent, q month
is sure to bring on the blnes. "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23
Human affections. are the leay

Human affections are the leaves,
the foliage :. Of our being they.
catch every breath, and in the bur
den and heat Of the day they make
music and motion in su]try world.
Stripped of that foliage, how un-
slightly is human nature .asi5 ID agazzs