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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05
Samedi, 12me Jour de Mars, 1859

II heures 4. NJ, tou'es leo proprsetes suivantes, ap
partenant Ia susaite succession, savoir:-Un Ger
tain morceau lot de terre stue cette paroisse
mesurant, a-peupr"s, arpent ct un quart de face
au deuve Msssissipp avec une profonaeur d'apeu-
pres deux apents borne haut pa. terles de veuve
Louis Bechade, en- bas par cheulin aDpartenant
aux heretiers dc Ceestin Templet ct arrerre par
celles des herctier Templet, avec les ameloratons
qu' s'y trouvent. I'm autre morceau de terre anss
stue Ell cete paroisse vingt tros arpens du heuve
contenant un srpent de face, par profondeur de
DIX sept arpens borne hant par terres de Vamont
ferbos, en- bas par un chemin appartenant Pierre
Aeianeon ains gu EN- arrere, les rations
qm s'y trouvent. La dite terra ouvrant arriere
un homme negre, non,me Baptste, age de quar-
ante 4O) ans neg resse nomme Sophie agee de trent
(3o) ans, ct trois enfans Luce agee de septans
V'otorine agee de quatre ct Elcvna, enant Froi
sine agae de dix ans; TN mulet; cheveAux; vaches
cochons; un lot de moutons; un lot de mails ct foin
bois de corde peux; poteaux effects mobi1ers; bat
teries de cuisine. etc
Conditions de Ia vente:-Les effects mobiliers Sc
font vendus compsant pour toute somme de dix pias
Tres ct au de'sous, ct pour toute sommes dessus
oe ok plastres, payable tout Janvier proclaim,
1851 les quereurs ournront leurs bilets enlosSes
Ia satisfaction de Ia Tutrce ct portant huit pour
cent dlnteret apres echeance jusqu'au parfait pai
ment Les terres ct esclaves seront vendus, un cuq
leme compliant, le jour de Ia vente, ct IL balance
payable en- trois termes egaux: Ie premiere jour de
fovrer des snnees 1860, 1861 ct 1862. Les acIuer-
cures ournront leurs billets endosses Ia satsfac
cette paro'ssc, ct portant interet raison de huit
pour cent par an apres echeance jusqu'au partait
Pa'ment, ct hypotheque retenu les terres ct
caves jusqu'au plein ct final paiment.
WM. WHITE,
Quest Baton Rouge, Fevrier lie S. 1859. Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05

man 80 ears ; Wrigdom, aged 81 years john negro
man aged Al years Dick. negro man aged - years
Gilbert negro man aged IS years: Old Dick negro
man aged IL years Caroline. mulat,o woman aged
IS years Lucinda negro woman aged fifty five
years Mariane, negro woman aged Is years -Adele
wo man aged Is years ; Julia, woman aged 34years F.;
and four children augustine Of Is years (crirpled
BLY, years, Louisa, years, and infant of three
months Alfred, boy aged years George, boy of Is
years Eliza. negro woman age. 50 years, and her
hve children, Eugene years, lrma years, Henry )
years, Jim years, and infant three months Fan
ny. girl aged II years Rose, woman aged % wears
and her two children, Joseph 5years, Onny months,
(Rosc being lame.)
4MoveaIle EOects-Seven head of horses three horse
carts one lot boards one lot poughs one lot corn,
one lot fodder, II head OF hogs. three small corn
mills two cross cut saws, lot hoes, spades and
axes, one iot wheelbarrOws three skins three milk
cows, one heiter, lot Of cord wood, sha Of
stock the railroad Of West Baton Rouge, II slvef
spoons, lot kitchen utensils lot cotton hasr
kets, on" lot rope aod bagging, and whole lot O.
household furniture &c &c.
Terms Of Sde.-rhe movea bles cash for all sums of
ten dollars and under and for all over that
amount. payable IN January next 1860. the purchaS
ers to furnish their notes satisfactorily endorsed
The land and slaves to be sold for tenth cash on
the day OF sale, and he balance three nstalments
payable in alt the months of January Of the years
1860, 1861 and 1862, the purchasers furnish their
notes endorsed to the sa of the Adminisra
tr'x with special mortgage and vendors privilege
tanned said land and slaves till full and tina pay
ment thereof all Of said notes payable the office of
the Recorder of this Parish and bearing eight per
cent interest per annum from and after maturity till
paii. WIN. WHITE
West Baton Rouge. Jan. %, 1859. Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05
Jeudi. le 3me Jour de Mars, 1859.

II heures M, toutes les proprietes ci apres de-
critics. appartenant la susdite succession, savor:-
Un certain de ttrrc situe cete pa roisse,
mesurant un arrent ct DEM, plus GU mons. dc face
au heuve Mississippi. profondeur de eo!x
antecinq arpents. plus GU mois, ia ligne superior
ouvrant de deux degrees plus ou uoins, ben attandr
qua vngt-trois arpents du aeuve a-peu pres il yu
un arpcnt dc Ia di,e terre aprartenant Valmonte
Ferbos, courant dams Ia profondeur della dite err +
entre lignes parallelles, de Ia
ct apparcnant la dite succerle i-dessus decrite
par terre tie rcuve I'D Hebession, borne en- haut
d'lsidore Daige ct de Ealert, ct en- bas par
par 1erre de James l'hlllmont Fcrbox,eten arrrre
authorizations quiz trp> arec tous Iesbatisses ct
40 ans maladif Polly ."uvent Frank, neg agre de
negre, agee de ~ negreSse agee de IS ans; Davis
Wrisdon. negre acnI; Tom. negre agee de 32zRans;
~ ans Dick, age"ec de 81 ans; John, negre agee#de
vieux Dick. age. de ~ Gilbert agee de IS ans;
IS ans Lucinda, ~ ans; Caroline, femme agec de
negresse agee 'enegresse agec de 55 ans; Mariane.
ans; Julia, negr IL ans; Aele, ncgres agee de 16
fans, Iugustinc: e>Sc lie 81 ct trois
Louisa de ans de l5 mpotcrte) tilly de ans,
agee de II ans; el enant de lnois fred, negre
negrcsse agee George, neyre agee de IS ans; Eliza,
ans lrha, dee il: ct cinq enfans. Eugene dc
ct rnfant de an, Henry, de ans, jim. lie
Rose, ncgress mp>: Fanny. egrcsse age de II ans;
Joseph. agcce aece de - ans, ct dcuN enfans
boteux) de ans ct Onny de mos. (Rose est
merin; un Sept cheraux; tro1s charrpttes lot de
douze tete lot de charues, ut mais lot de ,in:
separtout dc cochon>; ;ros moulin mais: deux pas
hrouet!es: I'm lot de lnches rellcs ct hache lot
TN lot Il trois cSquf; trns vaches ct une jeunsse;
min de e bois dc c'T'te: quatre actions dams t ch
argcner de Quest Baton Rouge; guatorze CUTLER
ier. t; un lot d'u>en~i:> dc cus:ne un lot pan
meuble lot de cord ct toll. cmba llage, ct unot de
meubla etc. ut
Conditions lie 1t rente:-rs m"hiliers Seront venus
compliant pour toute s"mrnes de dix pastres ct au
dessous, ct pour tcnte s"mmes dessuS de c"
tant, pa yable Janvcr procl,an, 1860. les cqutr
iuurni ront leur> bcts securiit >u!i>antc
La tcrrc ct les esc'avcs seront veniucs dix
compliant Il. jour de- IL vene. I'll Il, balance v4blt
termes egaux. pa. biz. tn tout .janvier dc> ann,rs
1870, 1861 ct 1862. les acquereurs ournirout eurs
blrts endosses a la satisfaction de ADMINISTRATIVE
avec hypotheque sp cals ct privilege de vrndeur
tenu la die terrr ct e>claves ju>1u au lrnit ct
final pament. Les tout DIES dts bilIets ,it payable
bureau du Kecordeur de cette paroSse. l"rant
huit pour cent d'nterct par an apres echcance JUS
qua parfat ct final prment.
WM. WHITE
Quest Baten Rouge. .1anvier 90 1889. Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF WEST B.A7ON ROUGE


In matter succession of John Nolan, deceased.
No. 466.
nY virtue of commission me dir ,cted in the
ID above entitled succession Of date the 30th day
Of december, 4. y 1855 from the Sixth district
Court. in and TOT said parish and state, will be Of
ered for sale at public auction, to the last and high
est bidder in front Of the Court House of this parish
On Monday, 14th Of March, 1859,
at II o'clock, A. NJ, the following Dc sorbed property
belonging to the estate of John Nolan, deceased to-
wit: The south half of section seven, containing
three hundred and two36 100 acres The north east
quarter of section nine containing one hundred and
sixty acres ane half OF section four, coutan
ing three hundred and nne slO0 aores all situated
in township seven, south range eleven east, south
eastern district, parish If West Batod Rouge near
Lake Crocodile the following terms and conditont
viz: said property to be sold on credit of twelve
months with lersonal security approved by the Exc
qutor Of the estate of John Nolan with mortgage
tained on aid lands until full end final payment
WILLIAM WHITE. Sheriff
West Baton Rouge, February 10, 1859.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PAR0IsSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE,

COUR DT SlX1EME DISTRICT.
Isaac S. Taylor Martha \. Carroll tutrx No 1866
I'm VERTUE dune ordre de f. ia moi addresse
~ dams iaiFAre ci-dessus Ell tlatt. du - Dccembre
1855 par la Cour du 6me District .Judciaire dams ct
pour la dte paroisse ct Eta il ofTert vente
publque plus offrant ct dernier enchcrrlsseur en-
face de Ia mason de cour dc cette paroisse
Samedi, le 5 Mars 1859,
II heures a. IN. tous les droits ttres ct intercts
du Martha A. Carroll Ia propriete ci apres decrte,
savor:-lIn certain de terre Situe en- cette
uarosse d'Ouest Baton Rouge, cnntenant leu- pres
cent acres borne Quest par terre de j. Libby. est par
terres des hcrlters de NJ Barrow ct sud par terres
de Theophi]e Aain, pour payer ct satsfr lie dit
Dire d'eXecution
No. Condition de la vepte-COMPTANT.
WM. WHITE,
Quest Baton Rouge Janvier 30 1859. Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRl' COURT.
Isaac S. Taylor VS.. Mar tha Carroll Executrix.
No. 1866
DY VIRTUE of a writ tf Fl. Fa. to me directed in
I } the above entitled suit of date the 9th of De-
cember Il. D. 1858, from the 9th District Court, in
and for sand Parish and State will lie offered for sale
at public auction 10 the last and highest bidder in
front of the Court House of this Parish
Saturday, 5th Of March, 1859,
IL clock A. M all the right title and interest OF
the defendant, Martha A. Carrol in and to the fol-
lowing described property towit: certain tract of
land situated in this Parish of West Baton Rouge,
and containing about hundred acres, bounded
west by lands Of j. Libby. east and north BY lands of
heirs of Barrow and south by those of Thcophile
Affair." to pay and satisfy sail writ Of ofexecutlou.
Terms of Sale-Cash WM WHITE,
West Raton Rouge Jan. 25th 1859. Sheriff
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05

Affections sore long time bore
Physicians were in vain;
tried them all, both great and small,
But no relief could gain"
Sc then thought, health can't be bought
From drugs and draughts she flies:
pll court her stay another way
By air and exercise.
And forth went, and felt content,
The azure sky to see,
To watch the herds, to hear the birds szs
That sing from tree to tree.
Poor men 1smet, midst toll and sweat,
Yet gay to my surprise:
think know what makes them SO;
Ills air and exercise.
A park was near with lodge and deer,
And down the avenue,
Awhile staid to see the maid
Who milked cow or two.
Her rosy face had not trace
Ofcare; her laughing eyes:
To one that heeds, said this proceeds
From air and exercise.
+ : =ssszzssess ssssss9 y 49,
Midst shrubs and flowers amnnsion tower
And rears its lofty head;
walked in doors. and saw the floors =
With richest carpets spread. ;
My lord has gout, and can't 80 out, 81 ~
In bed nyslady- lies, .s sz5ss
A laggard still, who never will - ~.
lake airsand exercise. - Ss s.s
The drawing-room is fuLotgloom
The husbandman at plough,
Is full OF life, and keeps his wife
And children, Heaven knows how,
On dainties fed ohe goes to bed
With aches and pains to rise;
From air and exercise.
Upon the deep the sailors keep
Their watch by night and day,
With cheerful call. yet after all,
Pc, haps get cast away.
The soldier runs to face the guns,
And wounds and death deties:
Act men like these are brisk as bees,
From air and exercise.
The pauper's child is wretchcd styled,
When barefoot and in tatters,
He runs the street with nought to eat,
And yet it little matters,
He never cares how bad he fares;
His sauce in hunger lies;
And any meat is good toeat,
From air and exercise.
Then would you gain Hygeia's fame,
Take horse to her abode,
Or, if you choose, wear walking shoes,
For there's no carriage road.
Nor fear to 90 in sleet and snow,
For noble is the prize
IT'S appetite and sleep by night,
From air and exercise.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05

Barnum offered u prize for the bes|
poem on babydo'n, to be read at h's
grand baby show in the New York Mu
scum. The competitors are said to be
very numerous. Among the specimens
that have been permitted to see the light
is one by "A. P. l.. Parin," which ap
pears in the Buffalo Republic. An ex
tract will convince all uninterested per
sous that it ought to win the prize:
Where's your trowsers, you
En- and where's your shimmeys you wears then
All the rest eff you where's your diapers?
= If any speak?'' Do you know who you are'
You're young cattle, swine. et-cetre. You'rea
Bein' exhibited for luker by your ungratefnl
Parnks as wants to lay up sumth1n' fur
A rainy day: and no eckspense for par
Fgorek. If you know'd your fate, you'd
Worn sunthin'. After you git through
Bein' exhibited; you'll probably be dropped
Around on steps. in baskets, with a rag
tied around you for keepsake, so as not
To know who you are: and the papers will
Have long articles about deserted childrinks.
No more-nary time
Will your reenty peenty nose be held so the nuss
Can make you will,nk to have Godfrees cordial
FORGET into your unwilnk bowels Nary
Victorias pin Will ever tie up you're concealed
Tri-corne1ed clothing more-they will use
A skewer-and when you hev the stomach axe,
Whose going to rub your boxe.s2
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05

The LADY PnlLASrnKop1sr.--Mrs.
Ames was sitting in her front room, when
she saw approaching Mrs. Armstrong, i
very public spirited young lady, who
| took wonderful inse' est in all reforms
and benevolent enterprises, especially
those undertaken for people at distance.
My dear Mrs. A'nes," she commence
ed, " | am the agent of sewing circle
just established, the object of which is to
provide suitable clothing for the child
ren in Patagonia. | am told that they
are III the habit ofgoing about in state
Of nature, which, you know is dreadful
to contemplate"
"Pe'haps they are used to it."
"But that is no reason why we
shouldn't improve their condition. So
we have: agreed to hold nesting two
evenings in a week, with this object in
view. Will you join9"
"Tm afraid | can't. / should be OBJ
liged TO neglect my own children, as
presume will be the case with some Of
those who attend Look: for example,
at that boy in the street. He has a
hole in each elbow, and his clothes are
covered with mud. presume his moth
e. belongs to some OF those benevolent
associations, an1 hasn't time to after. d to
her own children"
Mrs. Ames !" asked her visitor, ris-
ing with Indignation, " do you mean to
Insult me y
Insult you!" was the astonished re,
ply F.; "of course not. What makes you
think >o?'
DO you know who that boy is, of
whom you speak?'
No l don't, but should like to-
Y You would? Well. ma'am, your
curiosity shall be gratifed. lie is my
son-Ceory- Washington Jackson Arul-
strong? What have you to say to
that?'
"Say! why, nothing. Only it is un-
fortunate for the poor boy that he wasn't
a Palagonian."
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
CoIR ut SIxIEME DISTRICT.
PAROISSE O'OUEST BATON ROUGE.


Ut SIxIEME DISTRICT.
PAROISSE O'OUEST BATON ROUGE.
Dams latfaire de IL de John Nolan decide
No. 466.
I'm VERTUE i June commission moi addrcsse dams
II Patfare ci-dessus date du 80 Dec, 1858. par
Ia Cour du 6me District Judiciare dams ct pour Ia
dte pBroisse ct Fiat susdite il sera oert vente
pu ubiq ue au plus orant ct derner encherrsseur en-
fae de la Maison de Cour de cette paroisse
Lundi, le IA Mars, 1859,
II heuers les proprietes c.apres decr:tes ap-
apartenant la succession du defunt John Nolan,
savolr La mote sud- de Ia section sept, contenant
trols cent deux 36-l00 acres LIE quart Nord Est &c
la section neuf contenant cent soxante ct Est
motie de la section quatre contenant trois cent
neuf 8O-lO0 acres tout stue dams le Township sept
sud Range Est district sud Est, parosse Quest
Baton Rouge, pres du Lac Crocodile.
TERMEs DE LA VESrE La dites proprete sera vendu
a credit de douze mois bonne securitc per-
sone APPROVES par lexecuteur de la succession de
John Nolan, hypotheqne retenue sur la dite
terre, jusqu'are paiment pen ct final
WI. WHITE,
Sheriff.
Quest Baton Rouge, Feb II. 1859
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05
THE SUGAR PLANTER,
onn11sHEu EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
HENRY J. HYANS
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
ONCE Near the Ferry Landing,
wEsr BATON Rou g e.

TERMS OF THE "sUGAR PLANrER:'
a.n..r,ntiou-s3 a year, due invariably at the
time Of subscribing if not then paid, or within
thee months thereafter five dollars will be charged
No subscription will be taken for less term than
six months no paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid. ,.,.
Advertising. not exceeding eight
Tes 81 for the tirst and so cents for every subse
oucut insertion those Of greater length III propor
ion liberal discount to those who advertise by
the year
ton names is sent with the cash. the paper will be
furnished At 81 so each subscriber ana an add'-
tunal copy to the person furnishing the list.
Where a Club ot not less than twenty is furnished
With the cash. the paper will be forwarded at 81 25
each subscriber and two additional copies for the
agent. rr~~
s,chI aa PAMPHLETS BLANKS CARDS. Briefs FUNERAL,
and other Notices. executed with ncatness and des-
patch In all cases. cash on delivery
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At II o'clock, A. ~, all the hereinafter described
property belonging to the aforesaid succession. to-
xit = certain tract Of land and lot situated in
this Parish, measuring about one arpent and
aZonarter front to the river with depth of about
tro ,rpenta bounded above BY lands Of Widow Louis
Bech,de, below by a road belonging to the heirs of
Celesne Templet, and in the rear BY heirs of Ce1cs
tine Templet, with the improvements thereon.
Another tract Of land also situated in this Parish at
about arpents from the river containing
one .rpent by seventeen arpents in depth, bounded
above by lands Of valmon, Ferbos, below by . road
belonging to Pierre Aelxncon aso in the rear with
the improvements thereon, said land opening in the
rear. Negro man Raeiste. aged forty wears negro
woman named sophie, aged thirty years, and her
three children, Lucy. aged scven years, Victor'ne,
aqed four years, and Elvina, an infant Froisene
s1ed ten wears ; null one white horse one roam
horse one sorre orse, cows. ore lot hogs, one lot
sheep one lot lot fodder. one lot cord wood
one lot pckets, one lot household furniture: and
kitchen utensils, &c &c.
cash for all sums Of ten dollars and under and for all
sums over and above ten dollars, payable in the
month Of January next 1862 purchasers to furnish
their notes endorsed to the satisfaction Of the tutrx
and beariug eight per cent interest after due till
paid The lands and slaves to be sold for one-ffth
cash on the day Of SALE and the balance PAYABLE in
three equal instalments, the first day of February
Of each of the years 1850 1861 and 1862, the purch
furnish their notes endorsed to the stsacton
OF the tutrx payable 1T the Office of the Kccorner Of
this Parish and bearing eight per cent interest from
and after maturity till paid. and mortgage retained
on the land and slaves until full and final payment.
WM. WHITE,
Wuest Baton Rouge. Feb 1858. Sheriff
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05

There are now unsatistied Judgments
against the city Of New York, for near
" million Of dollars. 1t must be adj
mitted that nothing but bad manage
ment could have involved the taxpayers
ia such a fix. =s72s So
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05

The notorious Dr. Hines, it appears, is
making quite tour through the South and
Southwest. A dispatch from Chattanooga
says the "Dr." left that place on the 10th.
inst, for Nashville or Memphis.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATO RO11C:E.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.a
In the matter Of the succession of Francois Ferbos
deceased. No. 553
QY VIRTUE of a commission to me directed in the
ID above entitled successionof date the 26th day of
January, A. D. 1859, from the 9th District Court in
and tor said Parish and State will be offered for sale
1T public auction to the last and highest bidder
At the last place of residence of the deceased this
Parish on ~
Thursday, Sd day of March, 1859
y II O'Clock, A. ~, all tue hereinafter described
property belonging to the aforesai1 succession,
W. 4 certain tract of land situated in this Parish
measuring one arpenr and half more or less front
70 the River Mississippi with depth Of sixty five
Npents more or less, the upper line opening two de-
gress mo or less the rear it benny well understood
thst At about twenty three arpents the river,
tnere is one arpent ofsaid land belonging Valmont
feroos running to the line of the same said one
.rpsnt Of land running between parallel lines the
and first above described and belonging to the sue
eession Of the deceased, is hunded above BY lands
belonging to Widow Rosemor: Hebert, and below by
lands OF lsidore Daigle and vamont Ferbos, and in
me the rear by those of James Philips together with all
.ae buildings and improvements thereon. Frank,
negro man aged 40 years. s,cky Polly, neg 70 woman
aged sSyears Davis, negro man "A years Tom, negro
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05
CATER BOOTS,
BY ROBIN RAITLEBRAIN, A. M.

BY ROBIN RAITLEBRA1N, A. NJ.
Q! dainty foot
O.! gaiter boot!
To piety you're shocking!
only know
OF one thing worse,
And that's snow white stocking
So neat and clean,
Together seen,
Fen Stoics must agree
10 you to vote
What Gray once wrote
A handsome LEG!
The latting theme
Of midnight dream,
The very soul of song;
Man wants you little
Here below.
And never wants you long!
By Plato meier
Sent tripping here;
By Plato rather given,
To lead poor man
IAN easy plan)
10 any place but Heaven.
Yet still | VOW
There's mag ic now
About a woman's foot.
And cunning was
The wizard hand
That made gaiter boot!
h
For while the knave Szs53s5ss s3s5sssss......
The CATERS gave,
10 mortals 70 ensnare them. .sz.=# s
Mankind he ,hoaxed,
And even coaxed
The angels down to wear them
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ORIENTAL THEoLoGY.-The Queen Of
Dude, taking offence at the recen, In
dian proclamation Of the Queen Of Eng
land. has issued Il oounler-proc|a'nation,
in which, among other subjects. the
dusky lady refers to the generalIy-*ccept~
ed Christian theology, and finds the
same stumbling block over which the
Unitarians trip--the doctrine Of the
Trinity. Size observes in. this connnec-
ton, that that religion is the true one
that recognizes but a single God, and
can acknowledge none other. But
when there are three Gods in one rel-
gion, neither the Ma ,ommedaus. the
Hindoos, the Jews, the Sun-worshippers,
nor even the tire=worshippers, Can be-
lieve it to be true"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05
Cheese.

O0 BOXES English Dairy
~ 20 do Pineapple, wholesale and retail.
jan % 7@RBEE BENJAMIN.