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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12

GETTING lEsukED-The Bostrn Post
re|htes a good one Of Jacob Barker,
the Quaker, WHO hearing of the loss OF
| one Of bis vessels, which he had omitted
to get insured, W. ots to the broker with
! whom he had spoken on tue subject, as
| follows
Dear friend-If thee hast not filled
up the policy which bespoke on Satur-
day, thee need NOT, as have heard from
the vessel
The broker IN fact had not filled up
The policy, but presu'ning frou shs tens
Or Of Jacob uote that his vessel was
safe, snd tempted by what seemed good
chance to clutch bis percentage without
risk, lie filed it up forthwith, aud sent it
to Jacob With the assurance that it had
been made all ready tor him on Satur-
day. On Monday morning the first
thing that met his eye Oh opening the
"spaper, was the loss Of Jacobs YES
sci. which lie had So wickedly insured on
Sunday. Then also he discovered The
cunning ambiguity of Jacobs uots-" he
had heard from the vessel p
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12

Take away the hair of beautiful
woman, clip her brow of this ornament,
and had she even descended from hea-
ven, we're she eogendgred by the sea,
were we're she Venus herself accompanied by
tie loves and tile graces, begrt with her
cis,us, and pertuned with the most ex-
quisite odors, if she appears with bald
head, she cannot please. The hair, there
fore, being tue principal ornament OF
woman, should never be neglected OF
tampered With.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12
AN ASEcporE OF WAsuI>aToS.

AN ASECDorE OF WAsm>aToS.-
Theodore Parker, in g late lecture cn
Washington, repeated the following an
ecuole, related TO bin by an Old soldier,
who ynuche,' for its truth:
al Cambridge, Gen. ashinytou had
that tho colored soldiers wpla not L" be de-
pended upon 1or snltrles. SO Que night
when tbe pass word was Canbridge,
he went outside !he camp. pu, on an
oyercuat, aud then approached d cooled
sentinel.
" hu goes there p cried the sentinel.
A f'ieud," replied Washington,
Friend, advance unarned. aud give
the countersign." saie| the coIored man.
Washington came up and SAID Rox-
bury.'
No sar::'' was the response.
" Ied'ord," said Washington.
No sar,' returned ths coIvred sol
Iier.
"CharIvston,' said Washington.
The colorett nnt. immediately excialn-
ed, " / tell YOU, Masss Washington, no
n'an % by here out hs say Gam
bri;l.e'
Washington sai< "Ca,ubrid1e," aud
went by, and the next day the coIored
gentleman Was relieved Of all further
necessity for attending to that particular
branch of military duty.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12
z2 ETATD DE LA LOUISIANA
IA rARotssE . orEsT RATos aouGE. ::1

CoTR DU sIxiEME DISTRICT. es3.@s<
Dams Iafaire 10 Ii succession dcsFfansois Eerbos
.y& 2daccdtc. No. 553. =zs$ II
TIM yERTIE T. q u1e cenTnissiona moi nddresae dads
e. lafaire ci-dessus date d z6ine jour du Ian
yiec 1850 de Ii Jo.r tt bme District JadicaiEe, dams
e, ponr Ia dife paroisse et Etat snsdte Il oert
en- vente puhique plus oEraat ct dernier encheT-
risseur, Ii aeruier residence du defunt. IN cette
pArolsse 9a# *' III . = II. =
,Teudi, le SINE jour de Mars, 1859,
Ii i2eu les a. rn .oMIes les propriees ci apres de-
critics appartenant ID ssdte succession. sarbr:--
GnCertaFa moroccan de Frre situe en- ceste Earossse
t II Il arpent & den1, Plus MONS. de face
aeuve Mississippi avec nne pToiondaur de spfS-
ante-ena arpeuts plus on mcis, Ia ligne superienr
3e deha degrees, plus Oh ulalns, bitn attann
qn d vjngttrois arPents du deuTe a-peu pres, Ii
III arse1.t dc IL due terra &apFartenant a Valnont
Ferbo4. courant dams a prnandenr de Ia dte terfe,
entire ngnts para'ieles, dc II terre cdessns decE
ct aupartelat.t Id itite succession, borne @n haut
par t%rre de seuye Rd Hebert, ct en- tas par terfe
] sidore pa1g,e ct de Eainont Ferbas etsen aFrere
par erre de James Phits. tous les batisses 1t
anne ora itns qui sy trouEant Frank negre agee ae
10 ana Iaadif Polly, nsgrssse ages de 81 ans Davis
negre agee lie II ans; Tom, negre asee de 81 ans
WrirtIb aegre agee de 81 ans: lotn. Degre agee de
Id ans ick agee de ~ ans Gilbert. agee de Is ans
veux Dick agea de IA ans Caroline, femme agee dc
55 ans; Lucinda, negrasse agee de IS ans, Mar.ane
negresse agse d. IT ans; Adele npgreB agee de il
nns. Julia negresse agee de "a ans, et tros ep
fans augusne de Is ans posertet, Billy de ans
Louisa lie ans, et enfant lie j mos: Alfred ntgre
agee de II ans; George. ntgte agee de IL ans Eliza
neg ages de Sc ct ses c'nq enAns Eugene DC
ans Iru,a de ans. Henry de ans, Jim, de ans
ct IN entat lie mns; Fanny uegressa age de Il ans
Rose uegresse agee de p ans, ct sas dcu1 entans
Joseph, asae de ans ct onny de 7 mos, (knss est
bolteux1 SEPT chevanx; 'rots charrestes; IN ICY ae
tnarin: un lot de chaEues lot mal6; un lot de t'n
douze teie de- coctens t-ois moulin mas; dau1 PISS
senartout IN lot dc piocheT, pelas ct nache IN lo
hrouet,ss trois esqnt tTnis vRches ct ue aean's's
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12

stances, lin the Cd clause under Art l45, Sec.
3ts of the laws and ordinances OF the Police
Jury OF the parish Of West Baton Rouge) to
be made payable Quarterly to the order Of the
member OF the I'd Ward
lhe President OF the Jury begged to be
excused on occount af private business. Mr..
J: I. Landry was, On motion appointed Pres
ident pro tenn.
he Jury then adjourned for half hour,
to give the Clerk time to write out his min
utes Of the Jury.
According to adjournment the jury nlet.--
lha minutes were then read and the same
approved the Jury adjourned
J. T. LANDRY, Pres'dt pro. ,sm.
7. BEnaERsoN. Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12

Few things are more liable to be
abused in society, especially by young
Indies, than The gift Of loveliness. No
doubt it gains present admiration while
they continue young aud pretty; but 1t
leads to no esteem, produces nc affection,
if it bs carried beyond the bvunds Of
graceful good'hu'nor She, for instance,
who is distinguished for tbs odd freedom
Of her remarks, whose laugh rs loudes>,
whose mot is the most piquant, who
gathers group Of 'aughers around her,
OF whom shy and quiet people are afraid,
this is Il sort Of person who may be in"
vjled out, Who may be thongh' no incon-
siderable acquisition al parties ot which
the general opproolunl is dnIness; but
this is MOI the sort OF person |1ke y 10
| become the houored mistress OF res
| pectal.le home.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12

A lady should never allow berseit 10
dwell on marriage AS the great and i'll
deed, sole object Of life. Digulty and
deiic..vy sink wien once that takes pos
session Of the mind: and as for nappi-
ness there is not more miserable being
IN existence than woman past the ex~
element of youth, aiming at being mar
ried for tbs sake OF being narf'ed. She
becomes more and more dissatisfied, aud
suvious, and negIectfuI of present duties.
and her old age is one Of disappointment
and misery.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12
Jeudi, le q Fevrier, 1859,
AI%@< STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
+ SIXTH JUDICIAL DE5rAI;T COURT.

l. SIXTH JUDICIAL DsrHI.T COURT.
Isaac s. Taylor IS, Martha Carroll, Eseculrix.
a. %$I ##,a& No. 1906
11TaVIRTUE uf writ sf Fl. Fa to me directed in
the shove entitie, suit uf date the 27th of be
Genlber, Il. D. 1855, from the 9th Distinct Court in
and dnr ~ id Parish and State. will lie offered for sale
At public auction 10 the last and highest bidder in
lrofit snf the Court House Of this Parish
saturday, 9TH Of March, 1850,
st fclock. 4. ", all the right title and interest of
sttentlant Martha A. Carroll III and to the fol
loHfng described property towlt; certain tract of
land situated in this Parish Of West Baten Rouge.
aud containing about, one hundred acres. bounded
sat by lands q ! Libby. east aud north By lands Of
5heirs Of II Barrow, and south by ,hoSe Of Theophie
5AiiAIr 10 pay and satisfy sail writ ofe1eeutlon.
terms Ut sale IA vi WIN. WHITE.
Was5t# Ration Rouge Jan. 25th 1B5a.8# sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12

+ EyAlAsuEs.-l III Csrcassia,. Georgia,
Persia, aud India, one Of the mother's
earliest cares is to promote the growth OF
her chiIdren's eysIashes, BY tipping and
removing the fire gossamer-i'ke points,
with a pair of scissors when they are
asleep. By repeating this every month
or six weeks; they become, in tune, long,
close, finely curved, aud of Il silken gloss.
The practice never fails to produce the
desired effect, and it is particularly use
IfuI when, owing to inflammation of the
l|eyes, the lasLes ha been .hinned or
Istuuted. <~.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12

An enlerrrising Yankee has started 8
sussage lottery II, Leavenworth, Kansas,
He puts up a hundred suasages AT u time,
five of which each cougain q gold dollar.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12

In Il jolly company, each one WAS to
ask question. lit WAS answe ed, the
proposer paid a forfeit, or if he could not
snswerit himself, he paid ~ Forfeit
Pats question was:
"How does the little ground squirrel
Gig his hole without showing any dirt
about Tile entrance e.
When they all gave it up, Pat said :
"Sure, do you see, he commences at
the ctler end of the hole Z" -
f. One Of ths rest exclaimed:
"But how did he get there"
''Ah," said Pal, that's your question,
=caa YOU answer it Yourself"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12

GOLD PRESSED LARD OIL
y Winter strained Whale oil, sugar house Lamps
and Wick, Al
sept Il MONTAN L. MATTA'S'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12

The Memphis aud Char lesion Rail-
road brought to the Memphis depot, du~
ring The montli OF January, 2e,775 bales
cotton; large excess over that previous
" received in any one month.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12

4 Yankee ~ays II like to look at
beauty; NY heart yarns towards it and
| do love women, the dear crit,urs. that's
ID fact. There's 10 music 10 my ear like
the rustlln' ot pet'lcoats but tben / pity
one O them hiyh-hreJ gals, such as saw
at q marriage OF convenience" AZ St.
james Church i'll London, aud that
made show, decked out in lfst-chop
style, for all the world to stare at, aiore
she was offered up rs a sacrifice to gild
all old coronet with her money, and ell-
large - landed estate by adding her'n 60
ii. Halt the time it lant the jonin' o
Two hears, but the joinin of two pusses :
and wife is chose like hoss, not for
her graces and mental gifts, but for what
she will te; ch ="
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12

the following described property, belonging to the
SUCCESSION Of Allen Ellison. deceased, to-wit
tain lPt or piece Of zrouud situated ing and being
in tia town 1t West Baton Rouge. And in the parish
of West Baton Rouge, designated the place o. Bsi
torn Aas surveyed aud lad out by Ioseft Garlinsk
surveyor and civil engineer in the year 1854 aeing
tha eastern part portion OF lots Nos ! and . ii
81 uare No Feast, measuring together SIXTY feet front
5[Eugbsh n1easurel On Mississippi street by ninety
8set In z,lepth, together with the buildings and i'm
1,roge,nents thereon. Terms OF sale casf:.
&#& 5E55 VIM. WHITE, sheriff.
TIT Waxt IA ton Rnurn Ian Is ,sg
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SIAIE OF LOUISA A.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Parish Of IservkHe.
In ntatter of the Estate of an Ellison. deceased
No. 397.
IfG tlrtue of commission to directed. In the
above entitled matter Of date the 14t ,iay cf lie
cenhtr 1888 from the Honorable s,iNth district
Court in and for the Parish of Iberse ana State
auresa i'd, will be offered for sale public auction
the highest bidder tc premises st 81. Mic4ea in
this p&1ish Of West Baton Rouge. On
= Thursday, February "a, 1859,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-12
n d Z, .

MARRIED pEKsoSs UoS'r DO SUCH
lHISrs. - 4 trial, involving matters of Il
! delcats character, III which it was deem
ss! 'ecr~saIy to establish the narur. of
al intimacy between the defendant, :.
married man, and q young woman, took
place day Or two ago, before Justcs
HanseI'nan. Among other evidence
offered "a daughter Of Eve, of course,
stated that she had observed the pair
sitting so very closely together that she
could not see the daylight between
them (g'aph'c description tha, y and
,hat he had his arm round her waist,
aud though her head WAS turned away,
he frequently stopped down and kissed
|e' lips, and slle returned his caresses.
You say you did not see the lady 3
iace, Miss ---~--:' querled one of the
counsel. How then do you know that
tie woman tho defendant embraced was
not his wife!'
Lis wife pshaw! DO you think /
hav'nt seLse :"
u Whether nature has or not provided
you with the average amount ot brains,
madam, is not The question: remarked
the attorney ponpous|y. Please an
swer the ons, ask"
"Are you it earnest, sir?'
"Of course am, madam"
Well then, sir, YOU don't know much.
[ knew TREY weren't husband and wife
when | saw them kissing each other, for
husbands and wives d ont do such
things -C Cinclnnali Enquirer.
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Bodrb dr,1 Rooms.
L,IFTH-AVENUE HOTEL,
ON IFTH-AV ENUE.
At The Insssecioa q Broadway opposite ks1soa s11srs
EgW-YoRg.
M aY npYSYn LrGI xr 81 ISSQ.

no BIZ OPENED ACGl ST ~. 1879.
Tlis Lcstiyu tie nost d-srabe % IN this ses d
tropos bers the moe heaihv deirhtt and oentrs IN ne
city ana very coaSeen, 20 the Hudson h'ef aud
Boston Railroad depot. .
Tie ,ntr, II The estabhnert he rss ot
e--lce snd rsuner the most conf ri4be
ani hoa.iiks Ho,el In the world
All he nproyer oofort ani convenience have SIG
r-r.3 have ben Introduced
Eysy prau:oa has sken during c1n-c;ion % suie
the po-,ise guess from the Of c1sisgrsaon
o5iok as extend from ihe 70
70 he AT Of the h0or 90 BE-, am are spsAc1 oy
hyer Of cement making entire structure IRE proof
other Improve euts IL ADDITION 20 me isha
..airwa,s ; VERTICAL RAILWAY u nes-y coup.et@d IN
c5uy.y ess from upper hoO upon plan which
adnii. o. DO possibility Of scoidert-
Lofty spscrus Continues CORRIDOR fO-r,E promenade
fee: gpon each u lie AK sores light ili
ar II the highest degree TO every apartment.
liberal space has b-tn Appropriated % pubic On -irs MS
ara Psrors oornec ing ~hoh Dinaz Rooms there
IN no Promenade Hall Suites VI spsciou. rsFos Chamber,
ard Dre.-Dz Rooms with al the modern couyeercss have
been especially the couor- u families ;TaTe-s
parties AID sii gle gsoteren - -,
Al EIoharss containing the journals OF The day AID a. tbs
FOR ousi1--s
.e5.d % hs nary othsr fes of Hc.ei .
T,egrsuh CHce o1uDectius with al pE.s o. tie coEIy
Billiard ard Chess Rooms e the ro approved and ap
p.u-ut. provided for the u aud public
IT, sid every article Of IT, the 4Oishnep
been expressly designed AID maactue1 TOT he flF m
AVENUE nUTEL
Communications for apartments upon business COZ
r-ctea with the house, pesse direct TO tifTHA' ESI
HOTEL IA CIDER 70 inssre rniecs,e attention
Tn. Orrsnysn Of this Hotel has been rnier The crec
o- q Mr. PARAN STEVENS proprietor Il he Revere ald
Houses in Boston aud Battle AID Point Clear Houses
IL Noble. ane it viii De conducted BY
4 3 ps.sas, HITCHCOCK DARLING 1 Co.
HIptN HITcScOcK.N
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DOCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE. MACK

~ or tie Hucson--Th re<t term will begin Sept The
Annual Catalogue AID Circular Published, may De
had OF MessEs Clark Austin x Smith. No Psrkrow; T. J.
Grower, esq, Broadway Of ith By addressing
l.. ID. {. r. MANSFIELD Prncosl.
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IMPORTERS, No 81 MAIDEN-LANE.
lave Il store y cir FALL APPROPRIATIONS % wieh ;aey
receive s5dions during tn seasoa. Il comprises
iu par. . desirable ed complete essoItneut Of
SILK NETS. FANCY COMBS and HAIR PINS.
HEAD-DRESSES srd ORNAMENTS, STEEL GOODS
sBANL AID SCARF PINS.
BELT SLIDES, BUCKLES aud CLAsPS
DRESS BUTTONS, BRUSHES, 0ARTERS
ALSO.
Bn.snn Accodeons Violin SEss P6.emonna!es PurIs Sscs
Mstch Guards Steel Pens iscets Gilt aud Fancy Jeweiry
the
LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES
All Of which they offer trade the loves; marko. prices
and the favorable terms
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Sales b. AuctiSx.
Ypw.kp scstSc <. AUct,ooe-t.
A SSIGNEE's SALE Of the IN TIRE STOCK

"A q Mtsr. y ?. D. CLAKk. q No 80 Brosshy, Fur
ri,gTe D.sless By order e Charles s,ewsrt, AsseDee
EksH sCHESCK VII .el by lctiou. vtho1. Ies-rvr
10 the lishes, bidder r css th above Tut rs
DAY, IT, j.. day Of Sptmb,I. mercing 10. ooock
u toferoor The entire -ock Of the above trn consisting
msi-y 4 Oce Furniture , every DESCRIPTION. bat also CON
pr.ins B.oseads Bur sus Tab AID CAs IA Rss'
w0cG. bsrf Wslar' MaEogaay. AID Oak -
Tie OTce Punigr- comprises DoCb ard Single Pede'
tai Dests; Pre- dents AID Couliug House Des&s PRINT
Decks rHy Dests .Ld T.be. LsWyer De.ks snd Tables
II every ~. 1d description REMOVING Arm Chn1 stoo'
Ps-or hole Cars al IL Oas Mahogany and Bs WAHli All
of the be-; possible msrufsctu-e.
AND EsDAY the 9Th q said loah, vii he ed a. Their
NJ. lls verc@- II the stock of he said T. ID
CLARK therein hefy OF furniture Of the above
description party p..e1 sgd # agr Stock OF raw mars
a for bu,irrs Uch Pue Lumber Hshossuy WAnrt,
OAK ust-a Of every kidd usd ia ,he m>n'
ufaciure the bu-ess 81 Lo;O.t sessoned vel sected
o3oJnced ty tr,ie " ,ok Of the nosi prime
cescrpcs. Ais secont Ea-i 3esss Al furniture. Sale
CHas 4 STEWART. Auis1>e.
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ITO THE JOBBING TRADE.
The uudeTsrsd The stenton Of Joebers 20 thsir
iufse aud elegaus stock %
LADIFs DRESS NA,STILLA ard CLOAK TRIMMINGS.
rsUp.sng ard desirable styles aEc pserls o
FRINOIS, BIZ DItGS : e. Of Their own Insauisctfs
Hsyire great facilities h the rsru'sctcre Of descp
q LADIES DRESS TRIMMINGS ~ are p!speGe1 - exec s
.. G.rs promptly and OF he best terms. - $500
WM II. HORSTaANN SONS.
5h nd Chsry-s., lsaIoiins che tsc:oryl PhusdeplA
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30 -. NARRgn-Sf, n y
!lv.s, . Il Jo sbss % me cei-ostsd Pse-t
IMPERIAL. EXTENSION SKIRT,
INFQUALTD FOR QUALITY AND STYLE,
g. r usc- ofths BEST SELL AID perea IN m,naef
tn. .fss competition
THE IMPERIAL. SKIRT,
be.r zsiI for the st.-fs fTCh otoey 20 make
T. ~ te n IN oH oies s,Sof,lp; o-seT, requested
heir esry ps,.t,- Cr3er the
.coos / -iue fer fsir FALL IRAUE.
PaItes 3re s.so United 20 tNaui-e Cur NEW
CHAMPION SKIRT,
Which FNCFLS ANY AND ALL OTHER SKIRTS EVER
n ENTED. ttirg made ~ Tey nethod, when
sts lie ss nuch tighter I'D durable than any other
pl.csss Used FL The mrurf scture q skirts.
Having tougtt 81 o Mr.. Niucerts kh. title aud IL
,.es, IN AID the PATENTS OF OSBORN VINCENT par
tie wi.hing LICENSE TO MAKE OR SILL SKIRTS under
said ps.u obtain The hberI terms st ihs Office
Of ~. .rb.rritpr, l.. A. OSBORN,
No ~ Warrer 81, New YORK.
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STEAN BOILERS.-New and second hand Boil.
- sr" aem one - ,~eiy horsePowsr Inquire Il adde's.
VA. IHSsi Co, NJ i6' H..s,s:. AsJ1k4ya, L. l.
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rICANIzEn RURRER ELASTIC FAB

RICS-The undersigned hss In store. s whcessi
ouy daily receiving f. lis factories IL the uoed State,
best Auuac:C abIoso large quantities SHRED
Hasc Fabrics, nbrscilg all mace by cementiug weaving
hrsdrg sewing however united, Including al Cloths Webs,
Tap+s SuspedeTs, GeIter Cores &C. 6c ana viii gran.
stamps with authority % manufacture OF import and sell
the Nalo hg5tsI ssc Fabs Al such stamps have
ssie rsmewi.hout which coods b. legally
Uueo States during the lifetime of Goodyears
Pst.ut HORACE II. DAY,
Prnciral Wsraao.. e. No. g Courtland.. g. N Y.
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NOTICE e r,ar DEALERS.
LA. OSBORN,
Late
OsBoeS & NfscENT.
no -: NARRyt-ST. n Y.
q g.s. 49, Pa.
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G As ,opbed 20 agriculture form pat the course Men
~ n ri, limited four residing in the fslv 10 nesn-
it'll Atty. Pup,s labor PeV 81 zoe diy % Is
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DoGgRss RURAL RETREAT, be DENIM

IL fED InNALlDS
p.,os .oaesirs from cAro.o sad <~2csry a'eans.@e"t
- ,ocrse Of treatment vii b. scrvpuOudy p1rsss
IT, Poprstof. ssyiug Ia, foGrtern years
S,,s Lcrs:io Aylums Hopitss a New foss Ooss Ca
orr sno ohs sA;es peculiarly htred fs s'seoass's ups
.uch o.s.s q patti. n,s
bv ross sb.s have htheto engaged Ags .i.s Of ss
.;terou aut hsye beer treated ~ him WITH usksa ees
IL b. also hsd thorough sHPsreace u travelling sa p'1"1
' ~. ,i,a nc i mo-. ro.nc.y .1.ted Giss Gee.
'a yo5 ,s .T sS sas DAVID ROGERS Gsa Cow.
CCEOOL and HOME EDUCATION Fresca
~ and Fuy.h scsl and Cern ercih BoASolNo an pAf
scsoo wi ue p.y xrounc sud syrnnas nm stsr hs
. ny ~ W. a.h ~ between Broadway and eh-sy Ma
LOUIS FRNsT tai.. charge Of limited naorr % boy. oay
CCITNTIFIC AGRICULTURE TAUGHT b,
- HENRY C. VAIL Sing Sing " Chemistry. sotAa Aas
S.r n 51pi. limited 70 four residing in the fsry 10 health
l .rd bsu It'll locality. PuPis labor pert >. zoe di 20
place Que vacancy may now % ecc-ieI " e.1 ekY
vJ,HE SPTNGLER INSTIT u f
iii hi. in.,irnoa commenced in Isfs has oceapst
Excessively ocsor. in sdo row, Lafayette place. "Aah
s 81, .p.n. en- Uaou.,a,r~ e so
twelve ye.rs since snd With r. ya.oa' M
Works Of ArinvoYe cd an investment OF n0s .s'' 'a hS1
10 addition 70 the shove the increasing T,a' Of ~
Irs,itu n the c.ebra;ec mansion and soanns - .n
5h sv corner Sitn Murray Hill haze now oen
b res r,terenc. 10 Accommodation o. the 3sa.t s
randdaes fer graduation and young sd, wsnag \. Yi~-
Az advanced course in genera reaoiis hi''o'J Ho'@
Lar guss.s, Music, and Ar -, :, -. q. a.. ~,
Al IN ION square special attention vii o. enea 90 'ne es
ess.e. OF the Coileae. the Academic Az fnnay oepa
80 ,-snsr..ory 10 their promotion For the oonvenen~
houeve 81 residing either ocs'5n hs s Po'ss
viii b. each for pupils of every grade aga eiI
IT, nriyiles, and Instruction VIII o. anio< iteoe
cal sr he supervision. and TO great er'en' eoaer
nv the same teachers thai parallel cassrs u o Cay sehas
OF he same seniors al Commencement WI Ssse
s..ber Interesting lectures and exercises ~ r'tns, pte ~
artiu IS he .hs, b, the membes Q; both sections ~
cl.s.es Tor bonn they are intended ~, -
uiO
WEDNESDAY, sept. Il; at Murray Hii, on WEDNESDAi
Sept 81 ,,,r Ill .....,.,ux h. .o,,,-..
xr,s,.r tbs a. Union square.
Appicson Tor circulars for admission may BE- uats
So ilx a. ei,her place, By letter &C ores.ct
''"'"' " GORHAM ID. ABBOT, ProcipL.
Spin,er Institute Newly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
Boots, Shoes, Sc.

At JONFS's, Nos. 10 and II Ann-st.-A new
~ s,,e Of SHOES and CATERS at 81 50. Also French
calf DRFSS BOOTS al 81. Warranted satisfactory.
BOOTS and Satisfactorily Merchants,
ID dou', fo'g purchase some q GROWERS PATENT
WATER-PROOF CONGESTION for LEATHER Just A,
enc as you live makes all leather perfectly mpervions 20
wattr sid will last at least half as long sean for using it.
few ac.i, men can mske coed wages by selling 1t.
A. b BROWER Co, No 4 Resde-s.. N. Y.