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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10
Carriages and Harness

TIRE subscriber having completed his epacsau
4 Warel.ens md af:nufsctosr. is now opening the
most complete Of CARRIAGE and Fl IN ovar al
tered to purchasers in This vicfnity and would call
the attention Of his friends an. the publ: generally
to his establishment and 10 examine his stock leio-e
purchasing elsewhere.
Now NJ STORE :
Caieeila and close Ecacnez.
Two and four seat fIetts,
R~ockaWaxs and Baronciestz
Side and single seat Buggies, with and without
with a srlendid assortment Of double ard sin
sieIIarness, Whips, &e.s to match.
Also Stage. Waggan and Cart Harness ~z-@
Blind Brides. Collars, Han1es. &c,
All of which will be soiu aslow as thse car be
purchased atarr house in the South. :
Mf facilities for repairing are unsurpassed in Ill
the b eanchea, ana 3 continuance Of patronage is
solicited.
II have in store = fun assortment of Iron co1nuris
ing, Flat, Round and Square, Sheet ana Hoor Iron
Agles, Springs Be-
Balcony and Cemetery ratings made 70 order, q.
the IateststyIes ard patterns.
Ihaye also an hand, Cane& Wagons and carts,
Road Wagons, EAgaske and other hight carts, and ali
Kinds or Mheelwsight work made to order,
Also BaEker,s Force Pumps, Ehain Pumps. com
pleta Lightning Rods, &c. &c. Cali and examine at
10 cd stand tnew building, zearner c. Maine and
hureh streets.
nor % ".
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
70 SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
Fy HENRY STEPHENS, T, f. s.. Oh Edinburgh,
ard the late J. P. NoKTos. Professor Of
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Haven. 2 vols. Royal Octave. 1900 pa
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Baton RouHe Steam Ferry,

F!IHE NEW STEAs FERRY BOAT. -
1 sunni CU1aa p will lea We Ba-, eIagsaAA
ton Rouge a o'clock, 4. N. during the $50 szss
Winter menths, and ~ 8 O'Clock during the Summer.
ana ply regularly during the day. An internal Of
fifteen na,nnfes will take place between the trips from
The boat will leave tins Baton Rouge side on ne1
saSI tf'P al san-aowh, and remain I've minutes only,
on the opposite side: after which, persons das;,n,s -
crossing before sunrise next morning Will be taken
over II sklGa 1t double rates Of iersiage, according to
contract, -
year or quarter, but il, order to suit the convenience
OF those$$Ehose business or pleasure causes the IRE
qt,ent crossing Of either themselves o. servants.
.fasssge i1ekess . VIII BE sold on the boat in pack.
OF twenty per cent. on the established satss. q
<z HfcH'D MARKHAM Il &C. ~
nchl4. pronr;etars
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and general1yto manage the affairs of the

ant. general1yto manage the affairs of the
corporation. &
4 nr, Tt Hi Charter shall continue for
and auring Do term Of twenty-five years, un-
Iess=sooneIdlsolved by a meeting Of stock
holders, according to the fifth section Of the
actof the legislature. No 13I. approved
March 18th, 1885, above referred 70. Of other
wise; and AZ its termination, or ia case al
insolvency, its affairs shall BE iiq1aidated BY
ore or more commissioners, not exceeding
hree, 70 be elected by the stockholders.
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India lniiYssr Helstur,

EfNE ~ FEET IN siofsFE, og4. i, s, and 10 ,rcH
IDO 2ana ply. I can furnish ans ssge b.Il.
sEss az Short naaea1 from Inch g PIT, 10 % Incl. 5 niy,
This etittns is manufactured under Good wears nat
ents srs1 i sapetitr to leather for the following rea-
fofas:.H has 4 Perfectly sEsooti, and epaf, surface
vi. aa~7ys rnnzEtfatght, ard with a perfect baar,,rs
nn ths patscys, i is strangesaasll more fuzrhia tlsnn
l'Rtisr.51 can liz CONSTANT run III We! fIsces, -
exposes ~ 1ae weather without injury, aud all wide
aesSs. 4. BRADFORD,
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DENTAL NOTICE.

k.I !. FAY. has re. opened his office
!, With neT materials, Improved Instruments ana
With MI ef The new improvements in TIE ,,rGTsess;n,
cs.eftas more psrfas's wark at prices 70 suit the con
s~vcrisaes q. ali. A' sou-
1srnaf afnnEexeosatery-1aaos It his residence, Ii
trni 1f-tf '-<'
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A. W. M On.
ARCHITECT AND RU1LDE,

z 4 @tI -F.LIAEO IN II
BATON NC la
MILL EXCITE il q faithful and Forkinrn MAJ
nar, ~ contracts for building o. other work ia
IL tiac, rtia. may be conddei 10 him,
C.@ess addressed to hin. hrsygb the postafs,s W.
tssa:sen.t
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10
Fresh SIMPLEST

TTGsI 3uUUl1HbsS
MO Nackarelia barrels, $500 $780,
IN ~ do q ttf Y de- ##SsHs4sss4Ss
: Coverings best re65asd leaf sugar y eexsagsS.#e
Louisiana loaf sugar IN barTeia. .#saM#z
g. Crushed ~ st %s7sEssa no
Powdered So II Z 55S A#8#8##&#S$s5#@S##a
oletne ssap. Small; bars, a..s## M.
French brandy n quarter casks 40
a x IN cases Of enc lds1fa ##H.#Ss
American brandy. p and !. @sSS*|%azas#
Coarse and fine sail, T s5-ss8a8a4IIs#ssa@#s
Roanoke tobacco SIS,
Chifierss Honey dew, %SSs@ss8 HNSsssssa
Goshen butter Of the Rs#rass1@ t1alr JIaassS. ...s
Large assortment oE White Ninssas.ata'ss sf1 1As7 -
r. day, ,...ss#
Champagne II ese7y braas. and 4nAiity Z s.a#..,
plasterers material, Cane Lime, saer.ctssnht ~ j.
Plasterer's Hair in large quantities. ..-,4.,vs
Oct 25.f s9- BAhEEE 9: 1GtsAAAssss3ss#
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Ct anilraes,
- ex Bark Aazspps -
10 baskets, Ans1setEs, $g
3 dozen Corn Starch,
~ boxes ,rnfaats's Peass 81 arass, s@
7 = "7@ ss' Taast Pewter; ssAss.Ss &@s
~ bsskets sAItzsr Water -
90 boxes Dry Iesaonaas, s
10 dozsa Ii1aa juice :a
ID ts@ Superior ESa1ats sS
4 eask Old Pert, ,.....s#ssassHS## s#s
10 da.ea Partar, Iarelas : fefknn.
10 q {BErtsa en 3ssltl seoten 4sSa.
I barrel Superior OLD aeaoasa hass
!" C2ulrhine, .
wi. FoGE1, prrsf''s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10
To Sports311en.

To Sports1nen.
run Waadinz.
&Wad Cutters, -
Gun Tubes.
Table Wregciies.
Hazards Powder,
I3aEants Powder,
Game Bags
Gun Worms.
- Gun Spon9ess
Gun Cleaners.
nol Iins,
TX Drop Ssai,
Back Shot,
IT.. 77@ Elgas Caps. -~-
-. Sfsot Pouches. at
aEssTAN ENUGTETs.
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Is}U ID last aigbf
tBARBEE L BENJAMIN
Wines and Liquors..szMsIz
IF late ARR sais from RcrFteatsxt ss3
Il pipes cid Cserac randy, 49,
i do dc Champaign do @=5..saSsSs#
do do do 10 Fery6aa A=s#
crsra Of Esazray 1905 do da5as.sH4Sss
1zaaInPRtgt.e: ss
u baskets Jenny Linz, @#5ssas
s baskets ef St. Mari s##ssS#s#
baskets Heidsiek piats and naTta,,#A4ssNNSM
bast.sts Mort / Ehsndens ANo.nI,s#Ss#S@HS8S
J ed Writes: .gzs
Ia Hungarian slzret-neW desert xirse
Chateau Isurille, A sssSsz# %ssSss
do DuFiessia, 5sMsI
do St. Estep hs. s8#saH
JHTh1te p1saess a=ss#8.sesss@s s5
" @Chateau Dr. niess,s,, Ms#E@sss1
de EGousm. zSs#$ - ssss US.
Hant Ssu.erne a@@#
Emile Norei-Bordeou1 .ssFgs#s
St. Mary do. and ntI,er to arnFtts,s##a..S#
nov p B.AtRREE kBfEl44lMA.1
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10
Cur Gard for 1867.
NJ O L A II 81 H = & EFT,

-H
Having cum pisted ong varied and large ssock c
Hardware, By direct importation from Bir1aingftagn
and from the maj ufaetaries Of the East, we wauit
request the attention 81 customers to the qualitv and
price Of our goods re would inform those of ou1
friends who have dealt hitheStoi III New Orleans, t.
Ky rs, during the coming year. Send us yourorders
whether fnr 20 ~
Mechanics Tools ~ -" Itaiuts and Oils.
Plantation HARDWARE 81 Wooden ware,
House Furnishings. Eardage and oakan,,
Cooking Stoves, 7% Patent Articles,
Castings and Iron, Tar and Turpentinc,
whese, in this paper, and If the prices or quality o.
ourgaods d1 not siutit vii! noE4 be cur fault.
MosTAN u HCt.rE1, Church street
#appasiteti Harvey House.
P~Iaassszsj FoIazsgf4S!9
Halls Cane and Cotton, 49,
Tunnard 4 Nonteguas, Baton Rouge,
and the Rcd iaukce Plough.
On hand ats il
- z fF4Hs@#AosTAs aHEGEF-r
Nails and Cordags.
Wrought, Cat Brass-teaQ asd aOrse-shoe Nails
aIennil'a, -
Hemp,
Iarre6 and
Gotten Goraage,
P1ow -liues,
eo ~ ~ Fish lines. .
, sasil ear3 aEi
- CAalE-linea,
~ French aud
j. Marine TwEae,
sein Twtae at
AcsrAs d HutttEr.
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Cooking Stoves

either for coal Or wood. call st Aentau i Hasuats.
they have on hand and are constantly receiving frpna
~, Louis, Cincinnati. Pttsburgt The latest and Oldest
patterns Of extra heavy cooking stoves. They are
furnished complete with Iron ware, Tin ware snd
Stare Pipe Call and examine al our wsreroom under
the tspltls Gazette oliae, = soraer Church and Lafay.
yssfe45psHt MHNTAN & HTGTETs,
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(sisGeaJ WINS. PIX
a-ST7ETpE9Rs, Sec
Baton Rpass, Fehraarr1sts 1851, *

Es- The Stockholders OF this G~onxpan9s rs hereby
notttea that af election ofz9en Diseceers and Fifteen
Trustees, 10 strrs for the aa=ains year, siM be held
+ Ha+cs, 1857.
niAs At sHEPPERs, sse'ss
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

"a HYyfF n nrrancn. # fNuau1sItpa. and AjasirsnE f-~a 1nnr
- : = :. soi.s ana ara . : pssa
'sAsa snear UTMOST % procure tn.s oest, most perfect
pafgatlfs which y Known % snnIa. .nnnnerH1ais proofs
,*rs,,ania Ina ordinary me icinss. md t,,at .bar sin nm
ra.,danfaa,. ,,ros. ~ 60, ~ III na, : : - 80,
!, - ass s. 81 - ~ 80 "a. 80 Is !, - =
sha p'e ssssNss y - Eaaas1ut ia nne g ssle. thsif peas-
'faaiis F.ope,'iss niusa ~ sisH' aEAs'Aesoi tae poay'
n'ee y opal ns =. O = organs, pas1iy eie eiooa'
: aa sspHt aissase. I. Ivy Pafsa q, 'ae1ohI miners wa'1fs
5s,eea ara sFoNs ais Aa ssah,AaaEs sluggish OK olsor-
ne.ee e.ssos ivy ,,.ssl na.asai ss.'oa, anu sHpaIs nesting
F'n1 M fHt sassasta c tls *iieie sys1eh. NOE only 40
formidable and dangerous diseases TINT haYe bafaod
tho tss. Of human skill. While slsy produce powerful
ehsels' tts5 w. = ~ as1.7 Hale' aoassahasaea asses, ms
80 VI 49, ~ ~ ~ va ean ~ ps's ~ ea1Naeh'
n ,as,sf s sep,tshIa' a,s Try 1sss 81 ram p,l anx ris : If hs- naa c su'sss
s,are hss. u,sas mr;eh s,,,,,.s. 'hs,,ss .sara ~ n.s rs
stan.intsd 81 n1su Il suef, ezs,tea nositton lid ch.ra.s,sr
rs d forbid tic suspicion Il nnsru1h.. Many eminent
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BAtBEE &
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kssIsS1 S4Yr-~4@-----

DAlsoAL pElsJ AM11a.
fresh gapp1Ie.1-1.1.
r CASKS BACON
AZ M,o,' lbs Bulk Pork. hog rouad.
2255 Il Rb1s Pig Pork for family usa. #a###.s#S
5u!ta h,.s Mess E5eef--Yery choiies.. 4#z ss8SsssSSsss8#Tssss =s
Is TASKS Haa,s. Sanford Eranet s@
% DO do ETaHsk Swift, S$###sss
Casks Holainieka Smoked Btea# ##ssss@sH
300 Bbl TirEa+ choice brands, ssSs8S @s
30 Boxes Star. Camden, Il ii II sHSSsS
SO Aiar1antsne Candles 8 ID -
p" Sperm, 4ssk 81, s#ss''sH
y 100 Boxes Winchester Soap gtaalH St1,,. &c.
io G~ssE1sn-sasge 4 srnatlbariss,sasH#..s
50 Bags Rin Coffee, @s5#5E15sz
Java in Pockets, and sSaa#2s.5
Government Bra4ea, choice articis. .zsa@
SO Cases Cisfet HFsne;< $S#s'sGHSE8### ss#
IS HSautern,
Is Cases Chateau Eanriu-ane artie.e.
Is g. 81 "a g.tse, 8#$' 8Sa%S & 8ssass#S
SO Cases SalE5rs ale, Hts, u pints..ss#R#.s
Is = chaa.pasne Cider. Quart, .
so Boxes Choice Western cahesre. saSssH##
q Kegs Cherry Valley Buttsr..## sS#s#
% "a Choice Family do, SssS HID
Is sos.en-serv superknx4@S##zs
co. Pigs Feet. SSs&8##s
So B!s Deans, Ehiaky
80 = Ffi,hsrs de..s5 S SAs8
20 =
20 q Oil Rve, .s..Ssgssa#s#a
aatss Dds sIoIaoHsah.'s copper Distilled
~ nats Loaf S9Ehrt tinEie Aast double It@ne4 sa##s#a
So Boxes IangTurths Eata Hba.
IS Eb!s celebrated Calhoun hisEy. z#ss# s5s
20 Small: chests Imperial Etstn Tta, Sz=sS#
= 10 ! esazaroudeTE
10 Casks choice Rire, S=s..S aH@@8# a.Sssa#8a5
go dog. Straw nroeussf #sS###sas##
500 Bags Fine / Coarse sa1t,
IS Or. Casks american Brand s
And i number Of atser articles. ia xlI sfswkSsts##Hs
invite the attention of cur. Nrst snaaton Rouisssa
wrosse Tetets;sl.sas with the assurances that asss4rt
ILL be- tsf. untitled Il give un*sfnrrl atistaesiaa.assz
may G. RafsEEsE k@nESiAMIAaaN
fssss1a dries. #N
= eeel~eG this Day
IL 10 Casks Gear sides, #SsssaNHS&&##a@###@
& Tthds rheiressugar, #S5SssSSs#a|H
5 y Casks In. Brandy.
10 Il do Oh! MsTisu Whisky. #@.Ss##
Sc Bags Rio Catiee,
10 R0xes pcarl Starch, @ssssa@Sss#g @%s
BAEsEE ! HBrssslt y i
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"zStng' or Yankee pIossnst
81 lao P the above named 4Ploaglls. .asse~taa
AVO ffoza NJ, l to / with axtandsf8 a ra ~
sale atthe Hssdwer Store of go
lAR47u1ER & MNOUE,s,
naF II. Corner IaiaY ssta l. Florida Street. s
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= NJ oN AN 4 BRorp-,
C1oiee Groceries and H.
WEHAVER RECEIVED Fpon 49, go
: ! 1ork- rer ship Sea Bell, III ~. NEW
- tao1eEA aot'oHs.ar GRoeEx1ss rh; ;s,seN.nk .iayaie,
sanabic terms s.s4 NHalcaNe selcA 49,
Pipe Braaay, &c + reresxn
! hoa Eas.sstn la bourbon Wh3.l.
Sc FfsVe la1'
. "a Scotch ~
: dog: feckatPistBi ~
S j" Simrsd #sH#H
g st. Croi1 fsg1nt
Finest Old Bsauays
tasks Auir's Scotch Ais. - I..
. ds london Porter. -, .sssslas.
.eases Boxers B,ttess.
. DO Cherry Brandy Hs@ss
. doz Champagne Cider. .ter+,. sss
% " Nas Megs, 1.s- Artteia. q ESss
II " DiiTe Gil, in P:uts 8s @1SsSzz%SxS
aask I~n1rerisl Frc,ssIhI III Wifi Il u. a,.SSSa&ssSEzs S#
~ aoE | ID Csn Lpbsters, '1sssA1aaleQ -
!" l. " Salmon.
g 1t~a ovstsra
10 Gases Fins saiaeratus
10 eoz Cayenne r4eper. 5s#sss@
2cases French Mustard.
Il ase Turkish Smoking Tnhp,..
foxes New YORK Soap. s FH1.1hAel
Cases lacolr Matches,
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Nv 4$as5S
BARaEE BENZ uiF
Lime.

1lARbfs Cape I.aHae 7-eesisea Irer s.ts aSaEHa Aifss
Is}t ID last night
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HOES, EHOFELs, &c.
Best English cane, corn and cotton hire f2nesei
spades, gro bhiug hoes, stahble hnes anits sIiovels and
Shades, at IesTAs ! EirsuETs.~
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ToHCottan Planter.

T'oNCotton Planters
The nndersignad offers MS services 10 lotion p4a
ersaa TN-fFsstIIssTt aSFFfItTr..# lie has had asanIs ~ ner;ar.
nd can psciues the best OF references.
BENJAMIN TERRIER.
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=.

In all the priacipei Cities and ~Towas.these
works will be delivered, FREE Of POS
=TAGE. When sent by mail the porrAsE to
any part of the United States will be but
It.snfY-tfour fras a year fer aBiaekwood,H
and but Fourteen Cefasa year for each OF the
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~I-TFt.~~~~@~~ = F4gE go
AYERS
@ Ell ERRY
PICTORIAL
BoK TIE EAPfD Z z Q.

HR1Hrt.Lp, Maze. Goth Dee, 1856.
On. JIG. AYsA: / do not hesitate to s:J
the hest rsnicdy ! have ever found fbr
EtHt4hs, Hcafssfess, IniiaRitza- and tho
ran~Grnitas. syn1ptcins"f Il Geld, isyonr
CHERRY pgrToaaL. Its constant ststs il
my practice and my family fer The last
trss years has shown it 10 possess sltpe-
tsinf vir;xss.s for the treatment Of these
i, W, i.I..sx Is1sES KEIfIIaIs.5 ,ST f.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-10
CONSTITUTION OF THE
LOUISIANA 6 MAXI,
STATE OF LOUISIANA. !
error NEW ORLEANS

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Be It known, that this.da before me H1L.
AaY.BnsroK EExAa.a Notary Pub1ic,siI.a AMI
for The Parish ofNgW Orleans, State OF z
isIana. dulsF ofauaissioned and auaIlliedsaHaar.
sonalfy came and appeared TIE persons here
mater named and nuaaa Isl gnedd, WtaoseyeraIly
declare that tthes d BY these presents form
themselves into d enfporatioI. under author
tvof an act OF The Legislature Of this State,
entitled; AN act for the organization OF cor
porations forsworks of pubic Improvements
and utility.H mo. 1917 Approved March
14th, 1866 To- which end they make and
agree to the following .
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
Correspondence of The Suyr,o Tim.

Mr.. EOIToR 1T was my fortune. on Fridav
| evening last, TO witness an Exhibition of tho
school In Camden, of which Mr.. J. KniCht is
preceptor. There was present at the Academy
large audience IN very small room; conse-
fue"tly there was very extensive squeezing
and sweating, and very diminutve comfort
physically. We ought to have Town Hall.
1he exercises began at half past six, and
continued until after nine o'clock conseouent.
Iy they were, under the circumstances above
mentioned, not only irksome but reollv afTI,ct.
ing. The fault of this is. of course. TO he AZ.
tributed to the congregation and the circum
scribed limits of the place to hold it, more than
to the Exhibition. The Exhibition, however
was not without ia ult.
In the first place, it was NOT, to the extent
that 1t should have been, an exhibition of the
endowments and attainments of the pupils--
not even IN point of their ability to declaim. 10,
say nothing of that chastity and deIcacy o I
feeling and action which is always supposed 10
belong 10 properly nurtured childhood and
youih' In the next place, a number of the
pieces spoken were very poorly committed, ind.
as necessary result, were stiffly, awkwardly,
and Ito the audience) ercrutiatingLy declaim.
ed. Evidently, the declaimers had but Iit,Ie
time IN which to prepare, or little disposition TO
make an effort TO remunerate an audience for n
respectful hearing. On occasions of this kind
great care should be taken that the training or
the pupils warrants the invitation of an intelli.
gent audience.
But finally, and more particularly. Though
some OF the pieces were well chosen and finely
one by Master Stour,-and
others, not so judiciously selected, were spoken
and acted with all The propriety thar could be
expected 10 attend such unfortunate selections.
yet, so far the moral influence of the exhibi' |
lion is concerned, il was far, very fat below the
proper standard. This fact may account for
my communication. Plays were acted and
scenes portrayed that would have been well
adapted to bring down the house" in a low
priced theatre, whose audience was composed
of the dissolute and the profane; and words
ana phrases were put into the mouths of youths
--some OF them protesting Christians-tbat
we're well calculated 10 bring the flush in their
;heeks, and beget after reflections that shall
'fectually rufile the placid bosom of peace and
tain the heart Of purity, if they do not result
moral obliquity and backsiding.
The influence of such an Exhibition upon
he youthful mind, especially when sanctioned.
this appeared to be, by the approval--either :
lclt or otherwise-of those who assisted in The