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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-19
MOVEMENTS IN BALTIMORE.

At an early hour yesterday morning,th Lafayette
Guards, Capt. Ferrandin, the reserve guard OF the
Law Greys, the Baltimore and Turner Rifles, and
the Artillery companies, presented themselves at
the Camden station ready to proceed to the seat of
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SAILED.

Bark Amazon, Krwan, West Indies in tow of steamtu
Edwin Forrest
Brig Roseway Belle, Cole, Rio Janero
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CLEARING d-HoUsE TRANSACTIONS.
Cearings for week ending Oct. S..... S13S 29S $40
Do. do. Oct Is 5..,.,,,., 100 oS4 074
Balances for week ending Oct. S......... 7,145,772
Do. do. Oct Is. . ,,, cess 7ls
The average weekly statement of the banks of Phadel
phia for the week ending Saturday last presents the
following results in the leading items and the following
changes. as compared with the previous week:
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ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.

IN 90 AT QUARANTINE.
Schr. Sailie Mears, Richardson, from Hayana-tC
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-19

RUSSIA EYCRoACHNG UPON JAPAN-Russia has
taken possession of Sagaen, an island just opposite
the mouth of the river Amoor, and parallel with
the coast line. BY provision in the treaty be-
tween Russia and Japan, this island was to consti-
tute the boundary between the two nations Coal
is found in Sagallen in many places, either on the
surface cropping out from under the rocks on
the sea coast The quality of coal is represented as
very excellent, and it will prove inexhaustible
source offuel for Russian steamers running on the
Amoor and its tributaries -
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The following detailed and circumstantial ac-
count of the late insurrection at Harper's Ferry,
is from our own Reporter, who accompanied the
detachment of volunteers from this place on Mon
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SEA BIRDs.-The question is often asked, where
do birds obtain fresh water to sake their thirst
but we have never seen it satisfactorily answered
till a few days ago. An old skipper, with whom we
were conversing on the subject, said that he had
frequently seen these birds at sea- far from any land
that could furnish them water, lowering around
and under a storm cloud, chattering like ducks on
hot day at pond, and drinking in the drops of
rain as they fell. Thev will smell a rain squall
hundred miles, even further off and scud for it
with inconceivable aeetness. How long sea birds
can live without water is merely matter of con-
lecture. but probably their powers of enduring
thirst are increased by habit, and possibly they go
without it for many days, if not for several weeks.
FROM PoRT AU PRINCE.-By the arrival of the
brig Isabel Beurmann, Capt. Tamss, at New York,
we have Port au Prince dates to Sept. 49, 1t is
rumored that the leader of the last attempted revo-
luton has landed at Cape Hayti. There are about
rs of the reyolutonists in Jail undergoing trial.
Some of them, no doubt, will be shot, and others
sent to the United States. A shock of an earth
quake was felt at Port au Prince on the 18th ult,
at 7.l0P. NJ.
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NEW YORK MARKET-Dsc. q. !

Iloprsales Of ]? OBJ hbls ooes5 10 for su.r ate
IS laSS 20 for extra Stale IS ur super western
S. L5.5 comment med extra western, IS 50db 10
for inferior good Shupig brands extra TouTd hoop o.
Market &c higher aud better demand for and home
lmptiou. Closing firm with NO sellers at tho innde
BTlcss. 80,
choice extra. Market quiet and unchang ad.l
hys Enu,--lu request Al S3UOal' 40
WhsH-Without striking change, hat holders generally
less SnxioHs 10 reshz en- lators 'Couid buy -
slight reduction. Sales II 800 bu IS for red
at; Sl,tU Ind; ahG ~ Tor Milwaukee CLUB dely
eTrd
Rye-Quiet aud 5 eady at ssGlgac
Briey-Quiet and numiI al at 7btns6c
Iorn-Du and heavy saes SOVj bus ~ 02(lC lc news
AID &c for old.
dan
WhiskyMarNst IS buoylnt. s,les 500 bbls 2i92I!c,
losing at insiIe pi @.
EP1rk-A shade hTmtT. Sales II o bbls At SIG for
Sll,3T for prime; Sl3 o (ql6 W for prime mess
BeefQuiet and unchanged, Sales 100 ibis ut Sd0i M
for county prime; S. 0OgS5 S5DOOu
mess,
Beef UuchArse6 AMI quiet lO9llc for western
Prime mess beef quiet at Sl7GS o
Cut meatR quiet and unchanged Sales 80 packages nj
eilgTc for shoulders; 9k 1lOc for hams
baconQu ct and unchanged Salei 1000 green hens al
fran the block.
Butter-Aioderate demand - l09ls; for Ohio; logic
for Sta q.
Cheoss-steady, at 9all5Go,
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NEW TREATMENT.
Buffalo Medical Dispensary

Dyspepsia, General Debility, Ferer and Agae
Asthma, lHeipieHt Consumption, IQfym-
isies of Youth 0ad Old APe &c
~ NO MERCURY USED. "a
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WEDNESDAY EVENING Dec. ~, Ieov.
WHEAT-Steady with sales two red at %.
CoRN-Sales cars shelled at 6Oc, and cars in
ear at 54c.
e OATS-Sale one carload at 44c.
SEED-Ssles 81 bus clover at 25 for co lbs, and
81 sacks do at 4,25 for 81 lbs.
GHWlNES-Sale 80 brls at 23Hc.
APPLES-Sale 500 bu dried apples at 6Ac.
H0GS-Are better again, and prime heavy have
sold at 80 co. The whole range for light to prime
heavy, is 8, ,25as6.
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.VOtEce 90 Merchants.

Coz. PRRNoST's TITLE TO THE MARiPosA
AnEi.-The Supreme Court Of California has
rendered decision confirming Col. Fremont's
title to valuable part Of his MaripOSa estate, -
lt includes the portion the MeFced Mining Co
have been in possession Of since 1851, extract
ing gold and their works are stated 10 have
cost over 81 ,0OO, 900. It takes mine 10 work
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NEW YORK srocK mARKEr-pss. q
tBY TELEoEArH.l

Muney-AIore in demand. with fair supply offering -
Rates Arm uucnau I'd.
s eTng exchange dull and nominal.
Ch BlsS; NJ CsnlrI 5s}i; Panama lsS 6l; sion-
tnston 70 Reading Az; Hudson A0ISi Y 4 rs EIlee
a. second bonds 9i do sd 49, III bonds s4'
BrOok lyn SIes iuO5s.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Dec. ii.

Beeves-Verv dull 81 91lc iine; hrst quality $685.
ordinary l.GsAi common 6hg7h. heceipts about SAU
head. 49,,
sneep--PeDty AMI good qualities selling readily nt
declihe of SO (dlSl per ctrcats..
SWtue-LOwrr and marKet ht Ter dressed hOss no
csip,s y 900. Quotations 45sGlUA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22

Or AoSS SoNt axe pleasure in announcing that thoy
have nyenleda must important instrument for the cure OF
the above deaseE u has been subjected 70 test by the
most eminent physicians Ia London, Parls, Philadepha
ana New York has been declared the 0nly useful nstru
msni ever Invented for the OF Seminal heakne1s or
disease caused BY the habits OF youth Price
$40 gmail or express.
abr AMOS i SON, in order to satisfy the most
skeptcal the merits Of this Instrument pledge them
selves thai IN auy instance where may provo uusnlsac
tory, afteT fair trai. he money Will DO fuund By
turning the instTument in good order
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22
Mis-. HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, Mstron
MT LkVt BOTrLES, BIslnsss Assistant

Parents are assured that while boarding pupils contribute
and of the lustut enabled, by system
ARRANGEMENT of their time their study their ltCrea
aud by Withd avail from lc ulluremens and ln
errupous home and society 10 do vastly mu'e aud bet
hem tnun for day pupils, a. al rd TO them
advaut ges tha cannot sec 1red IA any day ;hool
Is ioreOre hoped that all who come nom abroad viii
enter as boarding pupils, and that cztns OF Cefeland
will tuey make u conN' neut To do so seud
their gters boarding pupis thus advancing the pros
they should, BUD justly be pruud and at the same
be more han repaid, by the greater
by secured - .,t -. a.
tho Institution both pleasant ald pr'h able lt VIII DO he
constant effort # all la sly way CONNECTED wil
the OF he Institution, TO secure tue highest
Superi Sdysntages are aJrded to those who wish Q
attend Iusn umentu hlnsic Vocal Muic Freuch Draw
Iug ami Paint ng thess departments are lundr lhe
,harre Of teachers who devote ihemsevely to Their
sleaye de ettments and have thus attained gh degree
Mems subt nsve Of Paris fine scholar and superior
nguist beng teacher by prnesslOu teU hes with care
and precision rarely ubseryed aud as ne ~ e Sent
learning to Hk the angu correctly utu Win nue. cy
Pupils from the tity Whose parents uesie H. WI Oe h
low ed 10 spend the sabbath at home, bu no deducahw
made the bills Ot such, as no expense ls thTeA
thp Seminary, and nueed greatly prultf lt
have oil remain with Us without inIeiupun Through h'
term.
their Ia, the Seminary and hack 30 aocomnndu
tt at reasonable rue by applying "a the Omnibus otice
tile Seminary.
Czei and others are in, tied call and examine tbs
[nsitu aud beauiful surroundings aud satisfy Them
that advantages superior 70 those heIe offered arr
10 be found in this coun ry.
TERMS: FUr Boa d apl Tuition per Term Of Twentl
Weeks 800 For ruI ca 4 Duy Pupils IT, . 10 $50
Bills payable in ddrdnc No pupils received or less THAI
an entire tefm-twontY weeks.
For fulther information and admission address
declp s N. sANFOhD Principal.
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AMOR RD'S
Family CathartiC Pills,


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up IN Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and ieiH keep in any eli
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL Is a gentle but ac-
tive Caharuc hi the proprietor has used in his prac
ice more thnn twenty yeats.
The constantly increasing demand from those WI
have long used te PlLlS aud the satisfaction whi0
all express regard to therI has induced metO plic.
then within he reach Ofall.
The Profession we'll Inuw that different Caihartics oct
on different portions If he : bowels.
The l. CA-a II \ v 7 G p l. L
has will due reference to this well established fact
been compounded from a.'ysrety Of he pur 81 Nege
table AtraCts which act aike every of the
alinentary canal, and are|- GOOD and SAFE In all
where Cailnrtlr /. :. peeded, such DE-
RAN0EMENTS OF the -'STO NJ NACU, SLEEpI-
NESS. PAINS IN 1hE BACK AND LOINS,
COSTIVENESS, PAlNSlAND SOGENESS OVER
TIE WHOLE BODY = from sudden cold, which
frequently. if neglected. = aud q long Of Fe-
YER Loss or ApPE K ITIrE,a CREEPING SEN
SsTION or COLD OVER ITliE BODY, BEST ESS-
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
IL InhanmutOTy Diseases Worms IN Children or Adults,
Rheumusi great Purifier of the Blood and many dis
eases which flesh is heir, to mention In
this advertise semPu'. Dose, ] ~ 3,
PRICE 80 CENTS.
81 The Liver lnyigutatvr aud amily Cathaftc Pills
eddy Druggists generally and sold wholesale by
S. 7 W. SANFORD, NJ. d,
Manufacturer md Proprietor
prna New yNvl
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DrnnF.
lALTH on AMERIoAN NO.


Health OF AMERICAN Wo.
Read Notices in The Tribune siuco Dec 1, 1858.
From ai LEoellenev JAmt p & wESTG4Tr Governor
"F7r ppwa' ds a twenty o 9 iests was sasted with
talent ia The country failed cute but Witch yiedgd Ia
most salts aoiorv manner uihe Grneionbor Rsmedits,
'''''''"'''''" '''''' ''''' JAS wEsrcoTr"
NEw YoRx, February 1859.
innate female friend lad been suffering nom falling Of ne
womb whites and derrged mensInaIion togcli or Wih
tsemsnis nnd pamphsts hsd tho vsry best medical
snsy sH tod ga S uni n he adus G % lie %S6i ' p6 be-
Proongg ysrl e onser qSSss & ~ tsS 9s gq'Rgs ~ sS
when came iuo Yonr oice NJ the Graefsubeg Medical
det of Rs 19 M mshs cf66oon il rsSS
ps s 9s oS5ss s The PssS ,S 1S Sud sS a5a
bottles entirely cnrd her Since them ,or osr years
sho Is o. s'rns active aud healthy g. When ySgng girl
HOME TESTIMONY.
WEST BBpFopp, Cushocton Go. O., MAY z, 51
MI ~ r K.Se;LEY-s5i hye 3 6ee9 a. selling ths med
and Rsys gyqra9 iogpd them to give SI 1f s!.ctiSR
brc6ms staple arlicis AfJrhalfs III Ca,holcon is
Diseases. One lady sG3 & 10 toi d hed rect tiyed
csns RSso 0' 'u''i ''''"''' 'y "e JAMES E wILs6S
The Graefenberg Marshall's Uterine
Catholicon
Is offered certain uniel with tue following
symptoms
IrregulaIites- ness Fuiutness-DeranEed Appe-
the-Salow Comple1ion-Paiu Ia the Back and
Ri1ueys-C ills-Cnd Aands Bn1 Feet
Blon eyerlshness-NcurRlgia-
Head che--Resi !. esnUss---
Disuthei sleep--E lushes Of Heat
General Pain--CiHwliug and Pain in
Ia the Spine and between tie shOudeTs--Acd
Stomach Nausea Difficult passing Of Urine, with heat
or smnrtng-lchitg, Burning or Irritation In the
Uiine OTgans-Nghtmare-De Despaia-Hys-
| tcrcs---AnN ely---Red Face
Nervous Twitchtng Siaftiug--
Cunslifpa iun-IrritAble Ten eT--Suh.
| ness-nepravrd Appeits--Flnt lenCe-nlOat.
ed aud Irregular Buwe s-Unpeasant Dfeams--
Pains To- Ute inc organs Mum Jnest and Pains in Limbs
C7-Sod by City Drugs lists and Medicine dealers lhrough-
/ ouf the country,
| -. For Medicines OF Agenries address
| II. b. KINGSLEY, c 'eveland
| novl2.d&w General Agent for Ohio.
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Ctnal Npttrre.

MASTER'S SALE = PURSUANT
lVA 70 ths oommsnd Of deoreal order of lale from
the Court Of Common pleaa OF Cuynhura ouuty, ut the
suit OF The dorc G. Severance ond Carong NJ SEVERANCE
against Norman G. Baldwin, May ~. Baldwin, John NJ
Armsfu End hers, which unipf IN 90 me directed,
shall expose Tor sale puNc Auction the door o the
The city II Cleveland the ~ day Of January, A. d.,
1850, tho hour OF 2u'rlFk p NJ The t. piertH aud
aud describe q us follows, to wit.
Situate IN the township OF naOklyn being nh
In the thirteenth ol Townships In the Connecticut
Western Reserve "a the SHe vt Onto and which ~ also
nthe County OF Cuyntora aud s inuwn by bcug in that
part of o city of C yelsnd which WIS iorney the ey Of
Ohio, ar described follows TO wit ;--islnnd Block
Nos -, 30 aud 81 ord tu and made bt
Ahsz merchsnt, I'D recorded iu The Cuynhp County Re-
cords said block htne hr heretofore decided sd
Norman Baldwin by Igompson, be the same more OF
less but subject 10 al legal hif fhvR,B Said lots
praised follows TO VII 10 number ~ at S4OO Lot
numbsr go at $3.50 lot umbei 81 ut $3.50.
Terns Of snle- Juh
A.G LAWRENCE, NIpsisr Commissioner,
No Spaugi RS Block
RAINY, BAoKvs No9tF. p. iii's Auorn.y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22

GHERIFB'S SALE.-BY VIKTUE
~ OF WI uf Feri Ea'ias. inued from the Court Of
Cumnuu Pois Of Cuy atg county tho suit usoph
shephsr pl inlht aeans the schooner I'm Weber, De.
lsndnut, have LEVIED upon aud shall Oh sal0 a
lc auction NJ ihe Old River he'd the shipyar "
Ian in SeYopsun, the ciy uf Cleveland, in said
county the 18th day nf December isrq a O'Clock r.
NJ tue following described property. tuwi The schoontr
- l., WiCHrAtAN, Sheriff.
F NICOLA s b. r. .BEAvis, AT sior rtf
drclT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22

Or. AMOS SON have devoted their btteutioa txrlu.
sVey this peruaT class Of maaS and the relief hey
have consequently been enabled TO Tendertbe fellow
uIos is fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
eecent patients ard others daily arriving town from nj
parts OF the eonuy fTt express purpose nly consul
atious while lete eNenluns have been ctt ed By the
sgna advantage; vel ff1m What they ha t1eIsgced
quing into he causes Ol these infectious eumulants
from theiT most simple condition 10 hat OF the
scr y AND yeisate they have slWays niertained th
possh ny OF their prevention, and removal aud kGwtss
Invariably found that IA mos horrible An malignant tofins
Of disease cOuld almost invariably be traced e.
tolgwlaE causes Ignorance, neglect, oTthe bad effect
pneklliql and Improper tTealmenii therefore Df. AMOS
SON have succeeded n discovering IN theg election
heir remedles SAFE, eeCtunl aud autous COuTHe omit
tins ell combination of remedies VII ch hear az eauna6a
character, well hose whose inulic
Application might he productive OF bad consequences in the
ards OF pFaie inddunls 10 tart The laudable end 81
rs uTemedies is the essenng 0t Of human
foy ly he alleyiaon relief and pTevensop Of those
tevoU6 ctnna that in reality the secret foes OF lie
tnd which, while they s1tasVe surround us call aloud
oIoar skin and ihlerssTsnne IN their s1ieruinaipn
COUNTRY INVALIDs
PersOul 10 any part Of the world be gHcoeGIluy
treated ~ lorvarding correct delsl0 thslT with
remittance for n6dldu0U Ge.
Ad1 nr = Nlaia "A nuaw afa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-22

At CeyClpnd with syoland and Toledo, CleyelsHd Co.
lumbus Cmcinra Cleveland and Erie, and Clevs saa
and pitisburg RuIlrs ds
Al Solct with hacks TO ChaErin Falls nc.
Al Mantua with hacks for lluyenne, Sc,
At BTaceville with hacks to NewtOI b0iE, &C
At Maneu with hacks to ShA euGed. hfeRdyuIs
Bloomfield CaDfeld. &c.
AT YounI stown with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell, and Enon Waller, and thence b. 4. E. W. &C n
CHAs. L. RHODES, SUPP.
| Cleveland Feb g. 1889.
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a MOST sCIENfIFIC INVENTION
y ToVNG PIG pEN g5NI TAKE PAaTIcULAR NoTEcF

An " sIfune NJ I0T Ih8 0 N0CiurnnI mIss0ns
properly known ns mnal Weakness, &c Can be perna
nenly cured n from foen days months by the
this instrument when used cunj0intly with medicines
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
n. Y. OOPS ENPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lats
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSItY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT
.Tri-weskly TO aoGDENSBURGH, oEwEGo, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tr-Weeky to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACKI
MAC and intermediate Ports.
" Properly CONSIGNED delivered e. care viii
ctiye prompt and careful attention ard dispatch.
~ Passengers will be tokete through all dsctiOBI
at the lowest iates.
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAILROAD,
/ $40 & 60 1880 g. 6O

All the trains going Westward connect at Cleveland WITH
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati 20
&c; and all the trails gons Eas, ward eurlec I
nnnkirk with the aims Of the kew York Ceua Guf
islO aud New York CITY Railroads.
II. NOTTINGHAM Sup.
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LINZ.
sastn Pbbll ~
LEADER OFFICE,
WEDNESDAY RyESISg. Dec. y. 1859.

Hsy... e9tonl2 O19 Is O1iwaer-Eastn flbblI l26 q
DO balsd f(ton % ~ O. Sandy Hd Cemnt ESQ 81
RSps.........plh go l6whiis Lime -. Cd o
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DF, A wi Us d y UN,
Corner OF Main sud Quuy streets, BUFFALO, Y
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANSIN
IN the State who monhers Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons, London Mey be consulted from O'Clock IN
the morning until at nig Ia every and symptom
disease The treatment they adnpt is the resultl upwars
OF thirty years extensive Practice In Euiope aud erica.
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New Livery Stable.

TASrLE kKEAN, having purchased the well known
~ Stables on Third street, formerly Owned by Rob
ert Beal, beg 'eaye To inform the publ csgeneralIy
that As soon ss practicable, they intend to fit up
their establishment in q mannerfRst to he surpassed
by any other Livery stable in the South. they will
havefa new supply Of carriaset, Buggiss. and other
v~ehstsa,t a. well ~ Carriage, Buggy, snd Saddle Hor-
s'G-tn4f fact avery RECOMMENDATION Tor travellers, plea
are parties, and others, can he had at reasonable and
k't1sfactory ratss... HENRYA. CASTLE,
49, S$#@ Il. MILTON KEAN.
= qSAA& -
Having odd to Messrs. Castle h Kean the Livery
Sta bic on Third street, known as "Beal's Livery
Sta bic" l take this method Of recommending my
successors to my patrons aud the travelling commu-
atty, believing that they will give t ul s6tisfa ction. to
all their customers.
.-..- -F$@ ROBERT BEAL.
Baton Rouge, L., April q, 1859, *#R$& =
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CARD.


We place the steamer D. F. Kenner in the Bayou
senger boat. We believe this is needed. 1t rests
with the people to show whether q passenger boat
can be run over the best route in the world. The
boat combines every good quality. Carrying but lit
tie freight and. making the trip almost in ay-lfght,
she will escape collisions and danger from fire. In
these respects we assert she Is superior to each and
very boat on the river. We pledge ourselves that
she shall never under any circumstances carry an
undue pressure OF steam, or be provoked into a tria
OF speed with any boat. Content that our boat Is
fine, fast and safe, without any effort to establish =
character for speed, We offer her tosthe public and
depend o. their patronage to sustain our enterprise
sasN ia. COTTON,
Agent Bayou Sara Mail Go.
New Orleans. March rs, 1859.
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@@3ssaSAgs#.-~ :. 55eI@ EG 80
4 n ELECTION wtlbh1Eheld on Monday the 9th day
Aof May, next, AA:sb.. 1859 Ut being the End Mon.
DAY o. said month"; in the Wards hereinafter mention.
ed, for the purpose Of electing members Of the Police
Jury to represent said wards for twoYears in said Pc
and qualified, to Wit - =
1t Observation-Disclosures, F. N. T~uillier, Janvier
Hebert and. Belesaire Landry. S
E. Aillet.. IT, III 4,-se@~.~- :.
~ VARY. Blanchard, D. Landry ]. N.Iandry
"a Warrdt--.C3omm'ssioners, James %. Lobdell, L.
Oh Observation-Disclosures, b: ". Clark. 4. Lcclercu
and J. r.. Tacneau. ~ u
IL observation-disclosures, /. T.. Hereford, W. D.
Winter AndsA 8. Robertson
Said elections to DO held according to law.
B vsorder Of the President: 3D.
@Aprill6th 1855. $50 I. BERGERON. !
8.4@ssa - = #N@E#r " 4sA#E %4ffA# Clerk.
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At the residence of the brides uncle, Al. F!elc'ne
the Rev. Eliiah Guion, Rector Of st. James' Church,
H. N A, CASTLE, OF Baton Rouge, to Miss
LOUISA E M~USsELNAN, daughter Of Mr.. James W.
Nuaselman, Of New Orleans.
There goes smother couple down the stream Of
m.trimony, although they went up the stream Mis-
.issippi, Is soon ~ the knot va tied. hays'eem'
to b. . marrying month, for ever since this editor did
the same thing in the same north, everybody's fol-
lowing suit. 1t is always gratifying to see others
following a good example. A goodly share OF the
nice things that graced the table on the OCCASION
were received by Us, and properly invested with due
care. We wish OUT friend CASTLE and his fair bride
all the happiness imaginable, and trust that the re-
msinder Of their life may b ~ joyous ~ they were
On the marriage day.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-14
Wright's Ranges

Wright's Ranges.
n 0 not require to be set up and enclosed with
IL brick-cook with six holes, and two separate
ovens-bake pastry and meats at the same time. n
The ovens are easily cut off frum the fame and
heat, thereby causing the Range to last twice as long
as a common stove.
The fire chamber is very small, with hollow draught
bars and is lined with fire brick.
The water reservoir stands three OF four feet from
the Range-contains twenty gallons of water that is
always boiling when there is fire in the Range.
These Ranges can be had at the sole agents for
Baton Rouge.
MONTAN < MATTA.
Hardware Store.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-14

r. Sundries.
90 BASKETS Sweet Oil-pints and quarts
~ 500 boxes sardines-quarters
20 Ten pound boves Green Tea
20 Chests low priced Black Tea
20 Barrels Lurring's Crushed Sugar;
- 20 Barrels White Beam
100 Barrels Pink yeyed Potatoes:
and \ number of other articles which will be sold low
at wholesale and retail.
febl2 BARBEE d. BENJAMIN.