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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

NEW ORLEANS, NATCHEz AND TIcKsBURG PACKET LINE
India Bagging-per bale 70 Rice, Sugar and Dry
India BagglDg-ots of 10 : Bbls- half bbs. *
bales and oyer.....,.. l 30 Furniture, Boxes and
Kentucky Bagging-per Measurement Freight. OF
riaca Iron Bsrs-Der Inn < M
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

a-sus ,-,....--u.sx,zs- FOR LAKE BORGNE
Eaks ESS kz9 snd Mexican Gulf-MEXICAN
&sKg 50 - sggzzss&&&aGULF RAILWAY-Depot
corner Of Goodchidren aud Champs Elyssee.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, a= a.
To Prostsyve Lake Borsne distance q moa through
so csnta children snd slaves, half price.
Departure Of Tr8ins-DAILY. ..,-
Lea the eg for the Lake at A. NJ
:. Lake City ). NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NJ
+412P. Nj.
Once Common For all business Railroad De,
partnen any other business connected with the
W. G. BAREwELI., Executor
obligations for the road
nomnbuases leave Canal every fifteen minutes for
the depot. se22f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
SCH EDULE OF MAILS.
NEW ORLEANS P0sT-tyFE1CE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

From june LIST to Noveuaber List, 1sso.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
pONTcnAEsrKAIN RAIL.
kasasa nj m 8FEsiff1 RUAD-SUMMEH AKRANIEMENT-
&zaR Y Commencing Tuesday, May l. 1850.
HafRre from the Lake. day, only % cents,
R5-Please buy tickets at the office, under Depot. 49,.
DEPARTURE OF OARS

The Steam Train will stop Gentiy Station, notified
except however mail trips Fare lb each way and
, conductors must have timely notice to stop.
4.M Sunday Arrangement.
On Sundays the Train will leave the
A. NJ, in leu OF the Horse Car
The Train VIII the city Sundays every hour
Rrom l2 ". until 10 T. NJ.
The Gar will make eItrao special trips from the Lake
night required te must
ssivo due notice.
o1nnbHsses Canal Depot every
utes.
Passngers earnestly requested procure their tick
cts the office under the Depot Cneck tickets
g will be handed them on the
u,yl O. PAEpELY. suusrintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
c.TAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
- No. % ST. CHARLES STREET.

a NEW ORLEANS, August ]. 1885,
This Company successors the star Company
insure against the and Damage by Fire the Pers of thu
seas and Rivers, st the current rates of premium.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
nAIEs rnoa WV oEIr.ss 70 srlI,ll f.,
ynox LoursErrGr 10 rru oprp y,

Freight per one hundred pounds-The arst aeuss {
through, the second for way freieht.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.
BROWN 4 CO., IS Carondelet street.
SAMUEL SMITH l. CO., Camp ST. eet.
JUDSON d CO., corner Canal and Camp Streets
BROWN, JOHNSTON & CO., No. 80 Garondelet street
BEN0IST, SHAW & CO., No 81 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER Manager
Corner Camp and GraVier streets
II. W. CONNER & SON, No. 50 Carondelet street.
JOHN WOOD CO., corner Camp and Common streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

To sail on SUNDAY, Oct. Il atB A. NJ.
rrfzz, NEW ORLEANS, FLORIDA AND
Tgz5.lsk4gs HAVANA u $ Mail liherF9g Key West and
Cedar Keys Tampa Bay and MaateeThe superior coppered
and copper fastened steamship Galveston, W. Huchns,
commander, will leave above, carrying the u mails
For freight passage, having superior
tions for passengers, apply board, or
l. c. HARRIS, Manager, 81 Camp ST.
Freight to Apaachicoa ST. Marks and Tampa Bay subject
hterage steamers expense but the risk OF the
sighces. oS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

The compliment paid to the Louisiana system of
banking is merited. The author of /" Bullionistn
seems to take it for granted that another crisis is
approaching but expresses his opinion that the
best banking is in Louisiana that it has carried us
through one crisis and will carry us through again;
to whichwe can add, that our banks and financers
in general are prepared.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

The severity Of the Japanese
laws il excessive. The code is pro
badly the bloodiest In the world
Death Is the prescribed punishment
for the most offences. The Japan
csc seem 10 proceed on the princi.
pic that he who will violate one
law will violate any other, and
that the willful violator In pnwor.
thy TO live he cannot DO trusted
IN society. There are
no professional lawyers In the
kingdomj every man Is deemed
competent 20 be- his own pleader.
If n party is aggrioved he immedi-
stcly appeals 10 tho magistrate be.
fore whom the other party il soon
medo to appear. The case Is sta
tod by tho complainant in his own
way, and the accused is heard in
reply. The magistrate examines
the witnesses. and II Ii said that
this officer generally displays great
acutcncss in detecting falscbood.
lie passes sentence, and IL IL car.
ried into effect ,usfoaisy. From his
decision there is no appeal. Some
times, In triiling cases. he orders
the parties 10 go and settle the
matter privately, with the aid Of
friends aud IL is well understood
that IL must be thus settled, or un.
pleasant consequences will result.
Sometimes, when both plaintiff and
defendant are in fault, he awards
censurc TO both as they may de-
serve il, and sends them about their
business. The prison
diet is limited aud very poor but
If rich man is confined, he may
buy better food, on condition that
hc will share II equally with all his
fellow prisoners. The japanese
doctrine Is that il a man of wealth
or influence is q criminal, he has
no right 70 fare any better than the
poorest man in the kingdom who
crime. therefore all shall |
be treated alike.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25
NAY DAY FESTIVAL

For more than two weeks past,
preparations have been on foot, for
May day festival Al The y. 5. Bar.
racks, which is 10 ouisttip and trans.
eend al that bss gone before Of this
kind. There is no authority fot IL,
and II may be that we take from The
beauty and nAlty II the scene TO
hint nj what will be done bit The
following note from one, having IN.
ihofiiy, gives iis ths license 10 speak
Error Cosft s6t
The pleasure ~ tcut company is respectful
" solicited y, approximation . n Flag" 10
the Company Of Creole Guards atthe Gar
risen grounds eit Tuesday the FIRST day Of
May nest VI 10 o'cloek A. NJ
Respectfully,
n M. pifRcs.
Capt. Creole Guards
Who more worthy 20 be the re-
eipient-whe cen do il with more
grace, ease and elegance, than The
Captain Of the Cfeoles Then the
banner itself ! Why the stars are TO
be worked in and the stripes fastened
down by thirty three Of the fairest
hands, Of The fat daughters Of He'd
Stick, and they are ali TO march over
the green carpet Of earth clad In
snow-white and crowned with flowers.
They are TO present The banner 10
che Captain, ehd the Captain is TO
receive II in the name Of the eompa.
ny. The Schools and Academies
are 10 be on the ground and make
the landscape lovely aud bright. Go
Mfi Lyle, with your machine end
fastea this picture on the imperisha.
BILE stone that we they see what The
sunlight wlll do In the brightest mo
ments.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

THE DIsfuRBAreFs AT Rows. ~
Among tbe wounded by the late
emute IN Home, as reported before,
were w. w Hall, a voting Unita-
rian clergyman, Of Providence, II. T.
and The bfothetihlaw Of the new
French minister 10 The United
States. Mr.. Glentwortb, the Amer
lean consul. narrowly escaped be
ing wounded while getting into
his carriage IN front Of the resi-.
deaee Mr.. Stockton, The Ametl-
can minister, has transmitted an
official account Of the affair to our
government. The government Of
Rome has promised to investigate
The Whole matter, and to punish
the guilty men and officers con.
cerned in the outrage Bpiistip
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25
pailp c5a1stts ano Gomrt.
Asotess wirs MubppR.-LA noth.

AsofHBs wifs MuRpsR. Anoth.
81 beast IL up, IN The august presence
Of the law, on trial for killing his wife,
in ,asnaef9hst no other beast Of The
field, could. though never so much
disposed. 'kae CITY papers, Do up The
particulars 81 The investigation before
the Coroner h The most attractive
seasonable style. There is but one
thing wanting 10 give This dainty dish
n better sest, for The weekly issue aud
Sunday reading Words can de-
much towards depicting the horrors II
The scene but there is a point beyond
which they eanne, 90, and this makes
the pictures necessary. win not The
artists OF The Crescent City please
form . society. and make fptmal 70.
quest on .seoundtels IN general 10
give them notice, that they may have
All ambtoiype on The spot, where the
hest murder Is 10 he done : Then.
will not Ill The reasonable cut. threats
90 slowly TO their bellish deeds. so
that several pictures may be had, To
saiiaie The morbid appetite Of The
public journal and lis feadefsl They
ought 10 do H. II they will no, md
We can assufe them, Il will do much
towards presenting them before chris.
tiau public. in the light in which they
are ambitious 10 be seen.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

- WHARFAGE AT THE Pom or
Nkw fonK.--The new bill repula.
ting the rate Of wharfage nj New
fork and Brooklyn, has been signed
by the Governor, and is conso.
quent'y now q law. The new
rates are A. follows:
On every vessel Of two hundred
TONS ono cent per ton for the first
two hundred tons, aud one quar-.
ter OF . cent for every ton over
'has amount Outside vessels arc
required to pay half the above
rates. 1870
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25
THE LINDSEY PUMP.

"A JEW ofthsss Pumps sre nov on hand. FER.
IA sons who spoke or engaged them at the Yai,
must eau soon o. thsy will he sold. Call on the
subscriber or Mr.. John u. blanchard, at Madame
u'snchsse's, America street, two squares from
the Court House.
=. am authorized by the pstentee H. Lindsey. ~
ror.h carolina, " sell the Pumps ssd slso the
patent right for parishes, counties snd ststes---
Any prs.ticsi mechanic could MAZE 10 psy him
wen TO purchase this State portion u " here,
~ very LIBERAL margin will be given for profits.
PERSONS wishing 10 SOC the Pump Al work osp 10
20 BY calling at the quarters 81 Major Lewis. In
TIE Ordnance Department. Of the U. 4. Barracks,
where one Of them IL In constant use.
apr2t A. PORTER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

JAS. SKoIrrErp.---This gentle.
man hss been appointed by Gov.
Moore, Parish Surveyor for Eas. Bat.
ton kouge. The appointment will
meet with the approval Of our ci.i.
Sens, - Mr. 8. Is we'll known for his
industry, etesdiuess and efficiency in
his profession. -Adrocate 2lfA INST
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25
NOTICE.

fItHE subscflbets fss Stock In the Lsrisssrs
Industrial Association ~ Bstci Rouge, viii
plesse take notice that meeting viii he Reid on
Saturday. Msy t,h next, NJ 6eioek ?. NJ. ~ the
ising ~ the election n 0fhcefs for the ersuihg
yest u !. es.hestiy desired that every srhscfib.
~ should be presses, IN person ~ ~ proxy ~
ctaef. fspfpD
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

DIED

This morning, ri I o'clock, after long
ard painful Illness, NJ the residenee ~ III.
father, JOHN sTANtsLAts KpRwiN
aged 10 years and I I months.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

~ The Strawberry and Zee G-estn err
,eftsinment fot The benefit Of the Orphan
Asylum, which wss postponed, owing 10
the lnclemeney Of the weather. will take
place on "Wednesday night, The ss,h inst
NJ Academy Hall
Atssisa Burriseros, Secretary.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

sEr~To lie idle aud 10 he poor have
always been feptoaelles and there
fore every man endeavofs with The
utmost care TO hide his poverty from
others. and his idleness from himself
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

WHAT ~ tHB ORpiHAHen. Several
of cur fellew.eiiisens were consider.
ably inoensed last week, because
Of punishment inflicted Upon their
servants without their permission
u appears, that The negroes obtain
ed permission ftom The proper source.
to have a party in the woods out
eide the limits Of the corporation
that whilst on The ground dispute
arose between two Of the men. aud
they commenced fighting others
intefbred TO part them aud Just
here, some of the police Of the town
appeared aud arrested two ~ three.
whilst The others Immediately He'd
from The scene. That was on Sun
day On Monday morning several
ofthem we're taken before the Mayor
and condemned 10 punishment AZ
the jail. SO far as the fight extend
ed, u was right to punish them. but
beyond that, there was no author.
ity for the action.
We commend The vigilenee of the
police when they keep within the
sphere oftheir jurisdietion--when
they act under their authority. die.
creetly, for the preservation of the
peace. On occasions Of the kind
here referred 60, or when the col.
cred society get permission 10 have
ball, we notice that there are a
number OF fellows very ambitious
20 serve the public, who volunteer
their upasked services TO go and
aid in keeping the peace. The re.
sult is, that In mere wantonnesa
they themselves bring about the
row IN order 10 have what IL called
BY them ''nun." This we contend
is not right, and not being right Ia
wrong. We hope yet, before tho
glorious reign of Democracy ia over,
TO find police force independent
just aud courageous enough, to ar.
rest these Intermediates and take
them up to Judgment Ifit Ia not
right 10 allow the colored society
to have dances, then forbid Il alto.
gesher' If they get permission,
then let snem be protected from the
Interference which results In their
punishment
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25
TO THE LADIES.

AIDES viii plesss remember, that keep 81.
i wsys lsses sssetfnseet 81 al The materials
belonging t.
LADIES NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK.
ss wersteas, Esbrcjaerisg SIN. Linen sna fyet-
Ton Floss, siIk sod Cotten bssias s-a eli klnasef
Cfctehet and Ksittiss MstsrisIs.
april \. N. ASHER.
liz fsyette Street,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25
FhAvnnisa rtraAars.

- p0z pure ecnesrtfstea flsvoring Extracts;
\ q flefrcr, Vsniiis, Nutmeg, Aitrdna, Ginger,
pe.eh. Raspberry sbd Nectafire-s ~
spriTssw n y. DAY, Dfurfist
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25
sllh rna er..,,r.r. H.ss.

4 NAYS nov IN stbre large assortment Of Hats
! ~ ~ Kinds, ara VIII feeeits ~ fev ssys
sctnetllng rev snd handsome ~ ssrsv goods.
spfis w. y. rHffffrs,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

are 10 be on the ground aud make
the landscape lovely and bright. Go
MI. Lyle, with your machine end
fasten this picture on the imperisha-
bic stone that we they see what The
sunlight will do In the brightest mo
inents.
Communicated
Epifos Cesff= Bss,' Sifi
Allow me 10 enter on your iist Of eoti
retitcts Tor "that ring" the name Of Miss
Mary ~ the old adage "ntst come Rfst
served he verified IN this ease. MARY mi,si
certainly be the winner aud weafet. she
les already. and mind you. Vatosf ~ btgis
N fs,rafd, wefh. FOR wv 70 conservative Sur
days and during the ffst6notis dress koe,
vt 10 o'clock services ealleo dress void cf
ornament with the exception ef sis ps,es
itta buttons This she lid. not non, the
want Of something 10 wear, but from hef
inmate love ~ simplicity. You know The
young lady and now teil me do You think
Inc capital can beast better eseapliHea-
uen OF beatty unadofnei i'
AZ for the matter Of huops-she wac
w lieu " the testimony of three gentle
ineh J give you that Of three ladies' and IN
suesting the worth Of y sSstst. III weset
tgu'll find hsf worth the sworn deposition
Of els suhs uf Adam
submitting all these Facts 10 teuf favor
able consideration IN awarding your prise.
remain yours with respect.
V.M.
That will do. As we are the Judge.
the Jury and the lawyer TO examine
the testimony, we pronounce iujg-
ment In favor Of Miss Mary. The
ring is hers II should DO a pub.
lie presentation or al least her
peers shold be present, and crown
her with the laurel, Hut merit is
modest. like true greatness. the In.
ward CONSEQUENCES of its own worth
IL the qualification of its ambition
Mary you are n heorine. worthy
OF the alteration of heroes--you fur.
nish In your action h theme for the
poet, and who shall sing us the
song of something 70 rear--something
to worship, we might Say for the
pure. iresh soul and gentleness of
natural and real woman. IL the
worthiest living object for adora.
ton this aide Of the world TO come. |
Mary, were the wofkmen hero TO do
II, the ring should be rolled out
tho merit of this action cut deem In
tho metal and then worked baek
into the emblem of eternity-it now
Ia. Mary, ,eodr the calico dress |
Wear II, up to the very hour when
white shall take its place accord.
ing to the venerable custom. You
will not attract tho attention of the
gold hunters--tbose mere anato.
mics; limitations and conunterfeit-
ofhamanity.with pulpy hands, mum
my heads aud spider legs-mero
cheese pairing apologize. for human.
Ity Mary dear Mary, account your.
self rich, too rich in your calico
ircss, for such mere rattans and
walking sticks. Mary dear. worth
ioos not alone make the man /: but
: makes the woman, who is super.
or to him In all the sweet and gen.
10 graces. Thank God-may we
rot Mary, that mere clothes make
'othing but vanity. lf brocades
md silks; Point laces and guipure,
dying, false hair, hoops, bustles,
'a'nt powder and 'pomades, made
women, ye gods and small fishes.
WHAT "A norfsrt -. a. IL a ~. A
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

CMECK HOOs<sf CHECK nOOpssu-
" with Cheeks on the Branch 81 the f>,slsise.
state Bsot At Baton sougs-fcr ssie ~
sprs .. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25
uATsf JGATs,y

A T THE fH1LA. CASH STORE, we
~ have just received from New York,
. beautiful assortment Of Misses Trimmed
Hats, also Boys wbits and Grey straw
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25


AN rSpfRtfNrtb taos resebsr ~ Mnsie.
IN according IL the best method. wh- srtsks
ffereh with fhe Psfisisn secsrt, ss well ~ the
hirh English departments. siso Drawing -ra
psis,isr; desires = sitvs,iea N = Seminary o.
private fsrrily. terms $500 per ssnutns Refer.
erces 10 The FEY. Robt. fstes, New Orleans, srd
70 MI. Ds we're Horton, viii meet with sitter.
tinr. epfiiffi
stats ~ L6UfstANAzpsrlsh " E-.s ~.
ton Rcuge=sisih Judicial District 0ouft=in
the matter ~ the Succession N 5tss " Rrfr.
aecsased-Nc. tsS- Probate
IIf VIRTUE n Commission issusa 10 the
- sbove entitled Succession ana N me aeivef.
ed will sell st public srcsicn, ~ the iste rest
aenee Of the deceased, nesf The eastern iituit ~
The Corporation Of Baton Rouge, or
@0sDAF. the tts gag ~ Nay. tssg.
commissioning Al 10 s'eicek Al me petsersi pro.
petty hslorgirs 70 the Fs,ste ~ said John y.
Rerr. consisting Of Horses, .Hcss, Mule, Dow
srd car Farming utensils, Bussy wsscn,
AtSp-ata 4. n. BufRbCu, Auetfonesrs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25
tHA mpAasnf efss mpAasr

IUsr REoEivED=Ter Bsskess ~ thst writ
~ br.ra "Frgere oiiepect"z.ise srsts,er cssk
~ thst bne ia "Cbsmpsrse brandy This
Ohstrpssre Htsrdy hss siteray fsinsd The e.
r-sstirn n heine The finest IN the pI.ce=scId ~
spriT-9w n. n. DAY. Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

A FUfL assortment n these goods can now he
"A kpnd ~ mr. store, also large sspp a bat.
tots. nsreelies Trimmings, and Bfsids
spf1s W. DspAfdIfps.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25
uAvt LAWN

I'M BATES II very choice iisy. lust store
jsnit josHbA BsAb
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25
sses.es Cor s.,e--sr " ,.ns T,mes

A FAMILY bfNesfoes, f~ersr and three ehii
~ sfefJ fet sale TN icrr tire, Or viii ~ -
ehsrgea ~ city property. Apply y
spss s,dtwN q HAuEEr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25
G0I0aNtsi f0faanrif

SENB sout empty Cologne Bottles sra hsvs
~ them hliea wish superior article Of cologne
-fnsnrfs etured ~
spti1sw n. D. BAY, Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

s.iss for Ladies'.

I VIII receive By next steamer from New Y6rt
! something very rev and desifstle IN The way
q bsrsege Asecsis Chsllette sns Pine Apple
Suits, Ell made u good material ara estifeiy rev
styles W. pUffffps
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25
BACON ann bAap.


"a hsras JvsBuA BsAb
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25
Ns sseya. t5,.ssns.a ss Triten Rre,s.

fIHr pfsetiee ~ Fsebansins and retaining
gttds hss become 80 fashionable thst fnd
" necessary 10 give notice that 10 NO ease will
take bsek rccds. rrless returned the same dsy
hey we're sid ara IN the ssnie order .s they we've
delivered. ". .. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

Prfasofs md UfrtftIfnss
u these goods. w. u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

mcrse's Patent Bseeeh Loading Cans.
GuBscRfpFRs ere respectfully noiiaea. that
~ THEFT Grrs hsvs beer lett Tor aisffibrtivp end
delivery With BARBEH q BENJAMIN.
A rev ofths above gurs n, ssle
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

C,wEET THINGS Just received 200 Ibs.
- assorted Gum Drops in Eve and ten.
pound boxes.
novis v.HgUDg n co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

DOMADEs- In Tin cans, good stock on
j hand, assorted favors.
nov16 y,HEUDg n 60.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

BHANDIEs AND WINES.
ME NOW hays IN store limited supply ~
W Old Brsndiss and Wines, expressly for
nsdieipsi purposes.
novis.. v. uEuDE 60.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25

D0TAsH--fn s~o, ak and twelve posns
j cans, we have a large stock on hsna
and make liberal discount when sold nv
quantity. v. HEUDE A Cp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-24

be has boxed 70 the new lands. covered
With wood, a. his only resource 10 keep up
the ptiduc,ivcncss Of his fern 10 the old
standard. Now il has been discovered that
ths old acres. by deeper PlowIns aud higher
manarius. can Do made u double or treble
thsir cr,r. at the farmers pleasure, - that
be- has no need g. enlarge the surface Of bis
p'ovci fields, but only to deepen them.
Thousands upon thousand, ar acting upon
thi' suggestion, and thorough ulla;c B. nov
actually doing more for the minds oi our
iarmer, than It b, tor their farms, great a.
the change j. Muliindss have vakeI up
o. new existence within tho last few
wears. aud begin 10 have unhounded faith
in the capacity of their acr-. t. produce
fo1d lor man and beast. Three tans nf hay
10 the acre. eighty bushel, Of corn, two
hutdred Of potatoes, thirty ot rye aud Of
wheat. thousand OF carrots and Of tur-
nir-. are the every day facts Of improved
bu,'aulry. We DO not want more acre.
under che rlow. bot the plow more under
the acre. We already have. Thorough ul-
hss will give Us bread enough aud TO spare,
and save tbe forr-,.