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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-06-04

Speaking of lions-that was an
"idea'' of the Hardsbell preacher,
who was discoprsing of Daniel in
the den of lions: "There he sot all
all night, looking at the show for
nothing; it didn't cost hima cent y
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-06-04
,:.ss STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish of yNcst Baton Rouge.
13&lZ s&asR0 - SSs59EksGS'$s -" =
= eixTH DISTRICT COURT, ~sa.

n1rB DISTRICT COURT.
h matter succession Of Hiram J. Grover. No, 372
NY virtue OF conimisrioa directed to the Sheriff
d of the parish of West Baton Rouge. in the above
lay Of April 1882 will be offered for sale ut public
astson the last and highest bidder in front of the
Cosst Housc of this parish on
Thursday, 9th day Of June, 1859,
et II o'eauek, n. the hereinafter described prop
srty, belonging to said succession, towt Molly, ne
gro woman, aged about fourteeo years Matilda. ne
gro woman, (crazy, worthless) aged about forty
years, household furniture, kc,,
1erms of sAle-cash
Vast Baton Rouge. Nav Sd, 1850.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-06-04

The teetotallers have been meet:
ing at Exeter Hall with a view to
obtain the power Of passing local
Maine Laws. Let these frantic
beings adopt the motto OF true tenn
perance, which is "Moral Suasion ;
but no Main Force"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-06-04

A lady friend of ours says the
first time she was kissed, she felt
like a big tub Of roses Swimming
ina honey, cologne, nutmegs and
cranberries. That she was escort,
ed by several cupids in cbariots
drawn by angels, and shaded by
honeysuckles.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-06-04

VU1eARrY.-We would guard
the young against the use Of every
word that is not perfectly proper
Use not protane expressions--allude
to no sentence that would put to
blush the most sensitive. You
know not the tendency of habitualy
using indecent and profanlan
guage. 1t may never be ebliyera-
ted from your heart. When yon
groWsup you will find at your ton
gue'send some expression you would
not use for any money. By being
careful, you will save yourself a
great deal of modification and sor-
row. Good men have been taken
sick, and became delirious. In these
moments they have used the most
vile and indecent language imagin-
able. When informed Of it after a
restoration to health, I they had no
idea Of the pain they had given
their friends, and stated that they
had learned and repeated the ex-
pressions in childhood, and though
years had passed since they had
spoken bad word, the early i'm
preston had been indelibly stamp
ed upon the heart. Think OF this,
ye who are tempted to use improp-
er language, and never disgrace
yourselves.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-06-04

Miss D--says that the first
time 2 yong man squeezed ber hand
she felt as if she was in the land
where rairbows came from. How
poetic a little hugging makes some
people!
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-06-04

] A tall fellow persisted in stand
ing du'ing the performance much
to the annoyance Of an audience,
and was repeatedly requested to cit
down, but would not; when voice
from the Upper gallery. called out;
Let him alone, he's resting him.
sezf!" He Immediately squatted.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-06-04

A lady had swallowed a petit
glass of wine, as a gentleman in
company asked for taste &C It is
all gone," said she, laughing, g un-.
less you take some from my lips"
" ! should be most happy" replied
the gentleman, "but | never take
sugar in my wine"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-06-04
II: ~ STATE OFILOUISIANA. @
PARISH Or WEST BATON ROUGE,

&.eSse zs@2ss SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT 'sr
FsEgus Lejuine vs.. Widow&J Alexandria No. 1862.
DY VIRTUE # ! x,,,itof Fl: .Fa to me directed in
ID the above numbered and entitled cause of date
ths sth day of February 1859 from the 9th District
Cssrt In and foEthe parish and State aforesaid will
D. offered for sale atpublc auction to thesast and
ht9hsst bidder 1t the residence of Dorvie Foret
this parish sHa
On Saturday, 4th day Of June, 1859,
q II O'Clock, 4 n alltthe right title, and interest
ofth: defendant Dorville Foret in and to the follow
Ing described property, to wit Caroline, negro wo
man, aged y years, to pay and satisfy sald writ of
execution. Terms Of sale, ,,'12 months credit.
70 Z. BERGERON, Nm
West Baton Rouge April, % 1859. D.s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-06-04

Amongst the visitors to St. Paups
we notice the name of jimmy Lind.
The fact is worthy Of note as it is
not often one sees Nightengale
inside a Wren's nest.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-06-04

A rich man who is not liberal
resembles a tree without fruit.
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oNErlsNG MY y = RABBIT ;
. list MEL lClNAL SALEEATtS'

. ONEriltNG MY y y kAlfDisI ~
} INST MEllCINAL SaLEEATto.
l. m.nnins 'mfsd ~. a. c"sn n,'r - y
GS ..d a. rr~rsr.d sn,irsiv tlhrtsn'
t,.u. o,h.r S.lntsins. All the d. 10
mi. ~ matter exraci.d j. such .
m.an.r ~ to pra.rs Bread, Bsrruss
N and sis KINDS 1T Cskr. without e. o.
n ir,nr rsriirle ~ SalssssUr wh.n
h. Brs-d ~ Cake IL hsked: ih.rshy
,rodueing Wholesome sesuiss. Every
p~riicIe ~ Ssiars'm- 10 iurs ~ - gas
.ud psssrs ,irengh the Bead o.
Biscuit ws;i- Brking; cnnsf qusn'is
aathing rsrsins bu' common S'f.
Water sud -Four Y"u wiii r.adiis
p.rci. ~ b. the taste 81 his Ssisrs-
GS ~ ,h-,it il entirely iifrreii from
.,'h.r = i,ra'ur
AID IT, rkad 10 one ponnd rnn.rs,
zach ~1spr-r branded "B I Bsh-
20 I'll : rs, Md. insi Sslrss'ns;' ~
50. picture. tais'-d Loaf 81 bread
~mh sls.s Of sfFrrvssr'rg ws'e'
"a The TOP. WHEN YOU pu'chs-e
me paper you should pr. serve The
wrapper. aud b. particular togrt t''e
+. X exactly like the iirs,-brsnd ~
no, w.
Fun directions for m.king Rreaf
si.h ih- S,leraius and Sns milk ~
~ Cream Tartar. will accompany each
% paeksg.; also hrsc lions Tor making
~ k,nss o. pa-,r; sl<". fer msk'rs
Asn S ds Wafer snc s dh'z II ~ drrs
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
WITH
II. Il. EARHETT'S
PURE CONCENT RAT ( /
POTASH.
W,r- ri.d Abb 'tr rirsrc b v
,nl.~s, pr'n-l nut 40 ~ rsns-
N - 10 ,6B.. ard II h. VIZ
~. maA ilrrd mi
u ; A.. g Sufrsf w,ii ara ~
~ cheapest rot,-h in market.
sxp NJ .nuiac.ur-d md fa- -sl. Nv
v r. RAD3iIT'F.
10 ~. CS aud 20 w '-'rnston- NJ
YORK md ~. 50 Inta . Boston
ru- ID ".
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csxrs Zach. IN the receipt ~ The Sub
script in money, thy vil he informed =
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{, i op,.,si si-'hsr 'hev ply ~ IwEsr,
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= 4uf
Tie itl'rvirT = nv
list OF PIE HUNS;
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THE METROPOLITAN.

3 a mammoth Imperial Qnarlo OF eigh'
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National Dispensars. established J .nuMv
IL. 1859 .olely for tie core u PRIVATE
Disc Asses,
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n, treatment ofall SEXUAL III ORDERS
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Death to all vermin.'
As SPErsG approaches,
Ants and RrAcHEs,
Ir.m their h,I..- come rut.
AID Macs and RATS,
IL rrnr - Ctr,
Gay skip sbvut.
Ben ljuss lite
Yau. ~ shs night.
A. ~ ~ 2 b-h vuu slumbsr,
lthl~ IS-EcTs crawl
J'hro' rhsmbe~ and hail.
II .qu -ds. without number.
1T IS TRULY WONDERFUL WITH
. hal certainly. Rats. Reaches, Nice, mnses
G-"und Alice, B-h-5n,- Ants, NJ this. Ms
qni,uss, sens. Insects on A.i ,al-. III si,.r
very spet,.s Of yvrmin, sre utterly d.
.,.n ~. a snd sxfermsn-fad ~
rCOSrAR'S' Rat, ROACH, &c. EXTEk
MINATOR.
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Supplied I" dir 60" hv mail, to any address
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PERFORMS al "p' ra'''n- " DEs
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meats All operations warranted 70 CIV
. .i-iaciinn-
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ma remain Two weeks. and will visit r~eu
.sr,y r.e-v thsse m"rihs thereafter
ar OFFICE o. Indlsns Hotel. ms4
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a ABBENIIIE
FEMALE ACADEMY,

lSS NJ. T. PUTNAM. the Principal Of the
- above institution returns her thanks to
public for the patronage heretofore extended
and solicits its kind interest during the coming
year.
The exercises Of the Academy will he rcsu.
mel on tn" SECOND MONDAY OF SEP
TEAlBEH, under the direction of the PRINCIPAL
assisted hy Miss G. Wright, graduate of one
llot ih'. best Normal Schools and a thoroughly
accomplished teacher.
The following are the Rates "f Tuition for
Tie Scholastic Year of FORTY WEEKS:
Sl,ci!in:,, Reading and WRITING, $1,000
The above, with Geography, History,
Grammar, Arithmetic and Cnn,posit,on, o4.OO
The above. with Algebra GEOMETRY,
Chemistry, B"tany, ARITHMETIC. Logic,
Rhetoric hnd Ethics. $500
The above, with French anl German, $500
The nbuvc with Latin md Greek, 1000
Music, 1000
81 of the Piano in taking Lessons 300
L So of the Piano in practising. 800
Contingent expenses, fifiy cents. each
Session, or One Dollar per Year.
Aug. II, 1859, IL. If
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SALES FOR SEPTEMBER.
Sherif's Sale,

OIA0J1u 3 Sdt6.
EpY virtue Of sundry Writs Of Ficrn Facias
n b to me directed | will sell ut Abbeville
Court House, OH the first Monday in SEPrEM-
BEle next, within the legal hours Of sale, the fol-
lowingproperty, to wit:
l Negro woman, Harriet and her three chill
'iren, jim, Isaac and Wash. rs the property Of
Henry S. Kerr, ads. j. w. W Marshall.
90 Acres of Land, more or less, us the property
of John :. Wilson, ads. Sarah A. Wilson,
House and Lot in tho Village of Greenwood
bounded by lands Of Il. II. Calhoun, aud others
ns the property of S. Lewis Bonds, ads Clifford
Waller, and others
SO Acres of Land, more or less, bounded by
of Peter Gilillebeuu. Edward Calhoun, and others.
as the property ef B. T.. Gilbert, ads. Gollilhon
Walker, and 'ers.
lao Acres Of Land, more or less, bounded by
lands of james n. Cochran and others. us the
property of james NJ. Calvert, ads. DrucilIu
Douglas.
TERMS-CASII
JOSEPH II. MOORE, Sad.
Sheriiis Office, Aug 9il 1859 lG 81
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co MI MI z r AL
ABDEvILLE, August 25, lSE

ABpEvILLE, August 25, 1859
Cotton.-None Offering. A good article would
bring II cts No reports from the Charleston
nor Columbia markets.
HAMBURG, August 90, 1859.
CorroN.-Our market opened on Monday at
12! cents for good middling. which price was
barely maintained during the day. The ac-
counts from Europe continuing unfnvorahle
caused decline of halt cent or oil grades
Twelve cents was the prevailing price during
the week for good midIllng to mildling fair
cotton.
FLouH.-This article is scarce md in good
request and would command from $3.50 to
$6.75, per hLl.
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SAVE YOUR GARDENS.

Mr.. L. LYON French Chemist, discovered
an AFia,ic plant. the powdered leaves Of which
Is a deadly poison to garden worms, ants,
roachcs. iel hugs, ticks, il.as and all species
ut Insects, Will" it is perfectly harmi&s 10 nnts-
Kind n."i aom'Mic n"I"a'S. y clri.l can eat il,
lie has received medals from Russia, France.
England, Germany, and numerous medical col.
]eges and societies. 1t is Il most important
discovery. The idea Of hrin. r Of these pests
in warm weather is LUXURY We can now
hear the hed-hn.s lament
Lyons Powder, sure rs fate,
II! oar race cNlciminatr.
Arrangements are made through Mcs<rs.
BARNES & PARK. Of New York. to sell i,
throughout the worl.l. 1t i. rnt IN in tin can
istcrs and bears the name Of T.. LYON.
Magnetic Powder kills all insects in n tricc,
Magnetic Pills are mixed for rats and mice
Sample Flasks. 2:cts. regular sizes, 50cts d 81
BARNES t. PARK, New York
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Notice to Creditors.

INIlE creditors of HENRY 3. KERR, mer.
l. chant of Abbevilc village, S. c., are hereby
notified to hold a mectingsal Abb.vile Court
House. on SATURDAY, SEP TENDER 3D.
1889. at 10 O'Clock, n. rn., for the purpose of
examining his assignment, made for their hcneiit
on the 10Th inst, to determine on accepting or
rejecting the said assignment. and to appoint an
Agent to act with the Assignee.
This assignment in the mean time is open for
inspection at the law Office Of Edward Noble,
Esq, Abbeville G.. H.
JOSEPH r. MOORE, Assignee.
August % 1859 Is 2t
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. d I T U a R z

The subject of tins notice MR. :. G. ED
in the Dist Of .ibbcvillr and El-cti rld--
lie was born in E,!gcteld District on the 9th
Dcrcmhrr. l793. and there remained until the
Year 1854 ar 81. ut which time he moved
thsrerom TO Abbcvillc, where he spent the
Remnant Of his life his probation crnsing on
the 9th June, lS:.?. lie numbered the wears of
sixtv.six. and then bid farewell to all his
friends aad family to cnccr the spirit land
Mr.. Elnuud> WAS kind ncighboi, Il good
citizen, an aiicc,ionate husband, q devoted
tatlict, and an indu g-ni master. all of whom
no doubt experience their loss in Ills DEATH
IL: vas member Of the Baptist Church for
many years ana rgihlv mantrilcl tha, doe
trine. and with the writer often spoke of his
prospects Of everlasting rest with a heart of
tenderness whose eyes evidenced with tears
the words he tered. Towards the close Of
his life, he became insane, and in this condi-
tion rinrd away, therefore We have dying
test <l,n"nv from him, and mus. only saw We
hope !.is peace was made with him he fore
whom we shall NIL have TO stand. May his
children and friends follow the 'Bord :" aS to
realize an abiding hope Of t.cir entrance in
the Kingdom of heaven.
Blessed with sense Of mind,
We may to others tell
Our hopes beyond the grave
And feel that all is well.
Deprived of this we fail,
-- To sntisfySour friends,
n~Oqrrlife must then assurance give,
s1f'we to heaven ascend.
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Approximation Prizes,

25,S2S Inz"s amounting to S366040
Certificates Of packages will be sold at
the following rates which is the risk:
Certificate Of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets $50
' ~ Half 30
" IL Quarter IS
" 10 Eighth ' $50
In ordering Tickets or Certificates. enclose
the money to our address for the tickets order
ell, on receipt of Which they will he forward by
first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
Notice /" c"r"csE"ndcnts.-Those who pre-
fer not sending money by mnil, can use the ExIS
press companies, whereby money for TickcRf
in sums of Ten Dollars and upwards, Mh
sent us at our risk anil expense, from any city
or town where there is an Express Office. Tho
money aud order must be enclosed in Gov
ernmrnt Post Office Stamped Envelope, or the
Express Companies cannot receive them.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will DO
sent to purchasers Immediately after the draw
ing.
All commun ications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or
Express, to he directed to
MKINNEY & CO..
- Savannah, Ga.
April Is, 1889, 5O--l2m
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BETTING! .BELTINGl!

BETTING! .BELTINGl!
lNOR GIN BANDS,s for sale at the Depot in
~. this place, lot of superior Gutta Per-
cha Betting 4. 9 and inches in width. This
belt]Rg W i'll be sold at first cost, and persons
wisKfng such would do we'll to call soon.
j. r. SONDLEY,
,r Agent G. & G. r. 3.
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q Q N s Z g N L e s -.

CT Haskell. J McBryde, J a Cothrnn, J r
Lyon T. J TAYLOR. L Barnes II G Perrin,
Cox, L + Morris Scuddcy Il Barnes. Gibbs.
J 5 Cothran, " III Parker IL $ Cason, X r Cor.
don, a IL Morton, " V Clinkscalcs, II White,
Taggert MeCasln, Robt Lyons, } Calhoun.
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A Valuable Family ofs
NEGROES FOR SALE ~

WILL. he sold by the Sheriff before the
w Court House on Sale Day in September
q NEGRO WOMAN 90 years Of age and
THREE LIKELY YOUNG CHILDREN
Said woman is likely, smart active and healthy
and is first rate Seamstrcss, Cook, Washer
and 1roner.
They are sold to satisfy Judgment ir favor
OF Lr. Joseph W. W. Marshall against the sub
scribcr.
HENRY S. KERR.
August 26, 1852 ct