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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-31


OF THE PHILADELPHIA GAR.
NJ Tells xou How to draw up Partnership
Papers and gives general forms
for Agreements of all kinds,
Bills of Sale, LeHscs and Icti
tious.
III Tells xou How to draw mp Bonds and
Mortgages, Ailidnvts, Powers
of Attorney, Notes and Bills of
Exchange, kcccipts and Ro-
leases.
II Tells Won The InNvs for the Collection OF
Debts, with the Statutes of Linn
tntion, and amount and kind of
property Exempt from EXccu-
ton In every Stnto.
III Tells Won How to make IN Assignment
properly, with forms for tompO-
sition with Creditors, and tho
Insovcnt Laws of every State
N 'Fc,Is Won The legal relations between
Guardian and Ward Master ard
Apprentice, ana Landlord aud
Tenant
III Tells Won what constitutes Libel and Slim
der, and the Inv to Marriage
Dover, the WiIc's Right In Pr
pcrty, Divorc" and Alimony.
II Tells you Tho LIN for Mcchunics' Liens
In every State mud the Ejttu-
radiation LnwH of this country
and how to comply with the
same.
IL Tells You The Law Concerning Pensions
and how to obtain one, and the
Prc-Empton Laws to Public
Lands.
IA TcIIs YOu The Law for Patents, with mode
of procedure in obtaining one,
with In'cricrcnc"R, Assignments
and Tnblc of Foog.
y. Tells Won How to mako your VIII and
how to Administer on IN Es'ui",
with the Inv and the require
ncnts thereof in every Siutr.
IA ,TcIis HOu Th" rncuuirg Of i.uY Terms IN
general us". and ApiuiuaiO you
thr LcHi'lnjvc, Executive "ud
judicial P"y,urs II both the
Ccnornlnnd state 80 tcrhnonts
- Tells Won How 20 keep oni 81 Ld,y. hy
,t,, i,,.y d. IL l. q I. =
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-31
What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR !:
CONTAINING
Simple Remedies, easily ohtained, for The
Cure Of Disease IN all Forms.
BY


Professor rs n -. "a N NJ
Ii Tells Won How to attend upon the sick, and
how to cook for them; how to
prepare Drinks, pouticcs &c,
and how to guard against infec-
ton from Contagious Diseases.
HI Tells You OF the various diseases of Chill
drcn, and gives the best and sim
plcst mode of treatment during
Tecthing, Commissions, Naccina-
ton, Whooping- Measles,
&C.
HI Tells You The symptoms of Group, Cholera
Iufantum, Collie, Diarrh m "a,
Worms, SCALED Head, Ring
worm, Chicken-poN, etc, and
gives the best remedies for
their cure.
Ii Tells Won The symptoms of Fever and
Aguc and Bilious, Yellow,
TyphuS, Scarlet and other Re,
vers and gives you the best and
simplest remedies for their cure.
Ii Tells Xou The symptoms of Influenza, Con
sumption, Dyspepsia Asthma,
Dropsy. Gout, Rheumatism,
lumbago, Erysipclas, etc, and
gives you the best remedies FOR
their cure.
IL Tells n ou The symptoms of Cholera Nor
bus, Malignant Cholera, Small
eases of the BLADDER, kidneys
and Liver; and the best remedies
for their cure.
NJ Tells Nou the symptoms of PleurIsy
Mumps Neuralgia Apoplcxy,
Paralysis, the various Discusses
of the Throat, Teeth, Ear and
Eye and the best remedies for
their cure.
Ii Tells You The symptoms of Epilepsy
Juundico, Piles, Rupture, Dis,
eases of the Heart, Hemorrhage,
Ncnercal Diseases, and Hydro
phobia, and gives the best rene
dies for their cure.
III Tolls XOn The best and simplest treatment
for Wounds, Broken Bones and
Bislocations, Sprans. Lock jaw,
Fever Sores, White Swclliugs,
Ulcers. Whitlows Boils, Scurvy,
Burns and Scrofua.
Ii Tells YOn OF the various diseases peculiar
to Women, and gives the best
and simplest remedies for their
cure together with many vuuu-
BILE hints for the preservation of
the health.
The work il written in plain language, free from
medical terms to be easily understood while
its simplest recipes may soon save you many times
the cost of the book. 1t is printed in N clear and
open type; is illustrated with approPriat" engr"v-
ings, and will be forwarded to your address, neatly
bound and postage paid, on receipt of 81.
900 A YEAR T%n SS mac" %Sn by s %"t%y
where in selling the above work. ms our induce
mcnts to all such are very liberal.
For single copies of the Buok or for terms to
agents, with other Information, apply to or address
JOHN E. POTTER, Publisher,
ag25.6m No. 6l7Sansom street, Philndoiphn PA
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-31

1.-THE New Orleans Daily Plea
.yune of Sunday last, holds the follow
ing language in reference to.-Ihe citu,
the Weather, DC, Sc-The past week,
summer seems to have turned back her
receding chariot wheels, and sent over
the city a gush of warm sunshine such
as il her prime gave the flowers their
fragrance and the fruits their glow of
red.
The genial weather has had its effect
upon the health, the gaiety and even
the business of the city. That tortlirinc
but harmless disease, the dengue, has
disappeared and men walk the thor.
oughtares with vigorous step and elias
tic movements. The ladies, at all sea-
sonable hours, are out for a promenade,
or shopping excursion, or making fash
ionable calls-giving a really pictures
que appearance to the groups every
where on the pavements. And rare att
fractions have invited them out. The
bazars of beautiful goods of every de-
scription were never SO gay with novel
and tasteful patterns and tempting bar
gains.
Business has improved in all direc-
tions. Cotton has scarcely been put on
the market before it has been swept
out of it by buyers. Grain and heavy
produce have also changed hands brisk
ly. In money matters The favorable
change has continued, and large opera
tons have been more easily effected.
We see new faces daily on the streets,
Our old citizens coming home in groups,
like swallows in the spring TIME, and
strangers begin to fill cur hotels, and
create the everlasting winter demand
for more room. New Orleans in the fall
and winter season is the gayest, the
most striking place on the continent,
and the fall and winter aspect of the
town begins TO rcappear. The nightly
flash of lanterns, with music and float
ing banners, bringing the population
out of doors in the balmy night time,
Supplies the usual excitement of a later
season. and really gives US the carnival
before its time.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-31

Wclt;agsoaa Neper Lost q Gun-In
recently published life of. the Iron
Duke it is related that it is e fact in
his history that he never lost a gun to
the enemy. Returning with him one
day from the hunting field says Lord
Ellesmere, Il asked him if he could
form any calculation of guns he had
ssffa1kten in the course of his careef2' NO.
he replied, mot With any accuracy;
somewhere about three thousand, l
should guess. At Oporto, afte': the
passage of the Douro, took the entire
siege train of tire enemy; at Nittoria
and Waterloo l took every gun the
enemy had in the field; and what,
however, is more extraordinary, | don't
think | ever lost gun in the field
After the battle of Salamanca he went
on to explain, three of my gums, at
tached to some Portuguese cavalry,
were captured in trihing affair near
Madrid, but they were recovered the
next day. In the Pyrenees Lord Hill
found himself obliged to throw eight or
nine guns over precipice, but these
were all recovered, and none fell into
the enemy's hands at ALL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
English Church Rntoa.

It appears that Sir John Trclawncy sims intro.
duced bill into the House of Commons for the
abolition Of Church Rates. This proposed meas
ure is certainly founded in Justice Tor as the law
now stands, every house or lani-heier in England
is compelled to pay an annual rate for the repairs
and current expenses for the established Church
of his parish. whether lao be n Catholic, Metho.
DIST u Presbyterian or any other dissenter from
the establishment. This is not as it should be-,
in country which Processes universal toera,pn.
and permits men of all religions To worship God
according to the dictates of their own hearts.
Church Rates are derived from antiquity. Not
only did they flourish in Catholic times, but sub.
sequenSy, when the Church OF England was uni.
ted with the State; nnd most of the laws rogulat-
ing them, even at the present day were made in
the reign Of Henry VIII, Edward VI aud Queen
Elizabeth. But we now live in ireer and more
enlightened age, when new scots have sprung up
and formed large portion of the British popula,
ton. Surely, then. the voluntary system of each
congregation paying for the repairs of its own
buildings, should be substituted for this compul-
sorry tax. The lovies. it is true, but nsignia-
cant in amount and 80 far money is con-
cerned, are not considered costly or impover.
ishing. But it the principle involved that oc-
casions complaint, and wc think not without Am
pie reason. The congregations Of tho established
Church are BY far the most wealthy in the United
Kingdom. and surely. they could well afford to
pay the minor expenses attending the temples in
which they worship, without til" proceeds Of i'm
posts upon those who di fer from them in religious
observanees- species OF taxation that indallibly
leads to acsrbity of feeling on oil s,des.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07


Our readers were yesterday advised by telegraph.
Rcprescntatives--or, more correctly speaking into
the ranks of the sleek, well.fed and sell satisfied
representatives Of the Democratic party. by the
adoption Of resolution iavoring the appointment
Of committee /" to invesli gate whether the Pres
ident or any other officer Of tho government sought
to interfere with the business Of Congress- or TO
defeat the execution Of any law or whether mon
ey had been used for elcetioneering purposes in
Penpsylvan or elsewhere; under what authority
this was done, and where the money came from
&c" We nre told that the Democratic members
would now face the music. and, like honest men
with clean hands and upr ght intentions boldly defy
scrutiny. They must have felt that something
was rotten in Denmark" and hence. us is repor-
ted, offered great opposition to tho resolution
The public will therefore regard this action
tact admission Of oil that is charged upon the
dominant party in this connection. Had they
been guiltless they would have hailed with gratii
cation the opportunity which proper investga-
ton would afford. TO yiudicate their innocence and
purge them Of tho contempt into which they have
fallen, for their alleged malpractises aud corrup-
ton. But they sbrk the issue, shrink from I'm
investigation. and resist all efforts to bring them
to trial! Could there be moro rrctragablo evil
dence Of that conscious g.Rt which seeks to ell ude
and defeat scrutiny. that it may escape exposure ?
If we had entertained any doubts previously of
the misconduct Of these venal politicians. could
have imagined Tor u moment TINT our oiae tories
deceived US respecting the insufforable stencil
that came up from the by-ways aud highways al
the government" We could M longer roman in
doubt. Tho question is settled md that great
criminal. tho Democratic party 6ns, virtually plead
guilty; so that i, only remains to pronounce the
verdict. and this the people of the United States
will, we trust. soon do. and consgn the honry Oh
sinner whose single virtue has been Talked with II
thousand crimes TIA that outer darkness. where
there is weeping aud wning and gnashins Of
teeth" aud where the Rcshpots no more yield
their delightful repast where tho cor,norant up
! petite OF those who have long fol at the pablo
crib shnl DO saated never asain--no never. So
mote Il De-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

ALARMING AND Dt sTRrcTivE DISEASE AMoNo
CArrLE,-A destructive disease has male its al,-
pearanco among the caltlo in North Brookield
and vicinity, causing mach excitement among tho
farmers in that region. The disease was intro
duced last SUMMER ny calf Of foreign breed,
brought from tho town OF Belmont. 1t fixes itself
upon the langs and pro iuccs n violent cough, md
the lungs arc finally destroyed. S, me If the eat.
tic attacked with it lin gers along for weeks others
die Ia II few days alter thea,,aek None have re.
covered. Letters iron, farmers in North Brook.
field say that the dsea Sc is apparently making n
clean sweep through The herds in that section
where it has got eis'hold Ono man has 10 t
ten herd Of cattle, and has as mnny more sick
Another man has lost seven, and the best Of his
herd are sick. In North Brookfeld and New
Bnintree, the disease IS in Ave or six herds. -
Boston 7raretler.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

" potIss u ese q oar exchanges ; few days
s;uua ssrs the s. Leafs Rspahliean, some pcrti-
n1nf rsmarks upon . publication, In ; Georgia
poper Of two ists--one called the black lists and
tho other the white one; the one embracing the
names Of certain mercantile Arms in New York,
who we're vouched for % being Sound on the
goose" and the other names Of Arms Of an orpo-
site character. In the same connection, 1t was
stated that certain getters mp Of certificates were
preparing for publication and circulation lists con-
tanning the names Of sound New York merchants
The person who had entered this field u industry
would cali on q Arm, and making known his bLsi-
ness would offer TO insert the OF the iiin IN
his book for foe Of. say, Eve dollars. IL II, OF
course. obvious that such plan Of operations
would be engaged In by nobody who did not feel
that he was black mailing his customers; and
merchant called by one OF these cheratiers din
dnsfrie, would feel that be was sure OF being put
in black list IL no did not pay for the insertion
ef his name in the white one A man Of spirit.
not inclined to be victimixed, however much of
Union man or opposed to Aboltionism, would prob.
ably decline tho offer. whercuron he would be
made to figure as enemy al the South. On the
other hand, a violent Abolitionist, taking the samc
view Of the operation, might with different spir.
il consent TO the tax. knowing TINT be would there
by be favorably presented to consideration at the
South. The rcsult would DO publication quite
worthless as authority; an imposition on Southern
customers and great injnstics to New York mer
chants.
Doubtless, everything else being equal. tho
Southern buyers would prefer TO lay in their stocks
at the houses Of their friends than ut those Of
their enemies. But they can evidently devise
some better means Of Distinguishing between the
two than any that are offered by the speculatorss
on their fea- or credulty, who also base enough
Ia get up such books.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

GENRir Suilu BRi>is \ Lust Surf Gerrit
SmtA Is making not,'le use OF his returning
health. Ito has retained McsSrs SclSwick An
drcws and Kennedy, OF Ctica. to commence suits
in his tehaf against Watts Sherman, Royal
Phelps aud $. l., Nj. BARLOW prominent mem6crs
Of the Fifth Avenue llHtel New York ctv) demo-
cratic committee, VIII allied upon the people Of he
United Saes to dettsG and abhor him. Fifty
thousand dollars are III" damages claimed in each
case. There are twent weight other members of
this committee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07


sale prices generally.
AprLrsGreen $4,000 b barrel, according to quality dc
inand good
B.eosThe market well suppiS land sales arc making al
i1KGtll cts
IsiSs-whitc--br,s at Log sl.73 q bushe.
IEgsw As.-3sftRi cents
BrTTrH IA 20 cents n Firkin; ao6ss3 cents fresh Roll
CoHs.Y.lo~ sall cts; White s2ets3 els supply good
Corr MEAL.-ej61a0 cents; adeorling 70 quality.
CEafSr.--Iames 1.iyer II G96bal.su. s.s#zz.
DRiY FErTAtlc- SfSIs6h4l.42; Peaked Peaches 4foo;
Unpealed do 2.75Ig t3 10 n bush
FIorI-fic receipts ghlwith an increased demand
quote superane sjsIa5 s62; Extn $3.50 sd3,; Family
PLAssYrn--Dcrnand good--si ,270bi.sn c
fEArHEEs.--I3g1ii cents. supply good -
Peruvian Gtiano $3.50 " ton ~ 2V0 bs;
Rerses Manpuaed Guao $sJiD0; Sombrero Guano $500
Mexican Guaio $500; oies sup Phosphate Of Lame SaoV
Runins Ploslo Peruvian daaho s52e; Ground Piaster
loose, 1900; paeke,l ~ Lon. ia. ..o -
GRASS SEgD.-tioyor .G,256061; Timothy *2250$2j0 Or
o,nrd t.311i1 Kandai Grass siDo@ s3 Evergreen 100
6ISl.t5.
t;IvsKSG.-50615 - ccnfs.
HAy.--Si.BI6s4L1il6 n 100 Ths. IN a.ss-s#s
IKos.-Nouutan xl5GDt90: Viewers 800 y ton. -
LhD.-auppiy good ~ li6gi2 cei.i. ...
fingns.owu II jDtf ~ 90 Mountain sikt9O cents
oNo>s White s3lsoi4 ots. Red 5000 cts y bnsliel
OA1, have Ia nciise demand at d0ll62 for White;
GjltGl cents fur Black.
PE.s.Eckcyrd LON 5000 Black or Cow Pea LOG LOO.
PuFAToEA--Ii61s itS ctnis-accoriag 10 qualify
IoHACcolhe offerings ne light for the -ths'h VITA an I'M
proved feeling Tor rats quote Lqgs ZJ0d9 fU1 for
topimVn: 5It $500 for bright workns $lplL $500 Tor
Loaf OdfzG.V, for bright working Ieuf
WnBAr.-ieccipts sh--with u upward tendency quote
Wool Unwased %. Washed 334 according 10 ssal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
New COncern.


NAlr the vies "a enlarling the Manufacturing Depart
w al buntss have again associated ourselves
together for liz pupo Of carving the Furniture business
IN NIL it, branches, aner The yie and firm OF j. l. j. H. g.
WINSTON We Hereby thanks friends and
the public m the very liberal patronage eAtrned to ird
Ntually and respectfully solicit continuance of the 10
the
All those having claims against L. WESTON K Co.-JonS
J. W1SsroS and j. H. G. WISsr"Sw present them 10 us for
settlement; aud those indebted will make puy ncnt
join T.. WINSTON,
nina 4 {
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

The NoRTu CARoEINA FIsHERiEs-The North
Carolina fisheries promises to be better this season
than they have been for wears. A correspondent
Of the Petersburg Express writing from Murfree s.
boro', says
From the prices that fishermen were Offering
last week ut tho Gales court one would think til It
they anticipate good springs work, From S25
10 $50 per month was about the range. Ono. of
the proprietors of the Automatic steamers told me
Few days since that the steamers were 20 laden
down with shad taken from the Sound thai they
were unable to take bale OF cotton on board
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

CoLuMBus A CoRsicaN.-A French periodical
state. thnt ~ Prclert OF Corsica, Monsieur Guibeya,
bavIug lately examined the registers OF the town
al Culyi, his discovered in them the record Of the
birth of Christopher Columbus. making him
consequently n eountryman OF Napoleon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

! wasatsasos, March 5-Tbe sergesst-at-asms
of tho Senate returned to-day iron, Bston, accom-
| panied By Thaddeus Hyatt and Judge Amy. Mr..
! Hyatt came. il 10 said, voluntarily TO Washing
ton. and will appear before the Senate during
| this week and submit for their consideration an
| argument, Of his counsel 10 shaw that the re-o-
luton Of that body requiring witnesses 10 attend
| the summons Of the investigating committee is
unconstitutional.
An official report shows that the old Capitol
buding is sufficiently strong To bear without any
damage Whatever the iron dome: Which will
weigh thirty .seven hundred tons. more than half
u which Is erected. The Senate had instituted
inquiry, fearing that the walls would not bear
40 much pressure. The cost Of the dome rs now
estimated will be S904. 900. iuclud!ug the bronze
mammoth statue Of the Genius Of Liberty with
which il il to be surmounied.
The National Executive Committee Of the Con-
stitGtionnl Union party huve fixed tho 9Th Of May
for holding ,he nominating convention ut Balti-
Col McNair, ssrgcantatarmB Of the Senate.
arrived here from, Boston this morning in com
pany with Mr.. Hyatt, who has heretofore rcius-
I'd 10 appear before the Senate committee 81
investigation Of tho Iarper's Ferry affair. Mr.
lowell the counsel for Mr.. Hyatt. advised
him tn come on No constraint has boon used
over him.
In relation 10 the recent Senate resolutions con-
corning tho doroe Of the Capitol, &c, Captain
Frar KIM the en- gleor in charge, reports that the
weight of the DE- me will DO thirty seven hundred
tons--that this sight il only one ffty-sixth Of
what l. necessary TO crush tho foundatons-that
it is but ono eleventh Of what il necessary To
crush the wall Of the rotnnda upon which the
dome rests The 20 has been no delay in its con-
s,ruction some 600 tons Of iron having been used
per annum upon it. There has been no material
change IN its plan since The leading appropria.
priat,on for the oil jrct The present cost Of iron
is nm average OF rhout the same as previously
paid, and the emit re cost Of tho dome will be just
abou. une hundred thousand dollars. From five
t. yoar+ will be required to supply one hun
! dred monolithi )lnmns Of American marble for
the porticues IA low required by law. Each col
umn " i'll cost about 81, 500.
From executive documents submitted TO Con-
grcss to-day il That the secretary OF the in
terror and tho commissioner 1T public grounds
bold tina, the pre- sent occupancy Of the reservation
between Tenth and Twelfth sts.. on the canal is
illegal Also, the occupancy Of streets for market
houses. and u NO tho renting for permanent use ol
lots binding pori the canal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

DEArm OF J. q. b gER.--J. G. i okcr n wealthy
aud wcll.known merchant Of New York city, died
Saturday morning of disease of the heart. lie
was tie originator Of tho collection OF pictures
known as tho Dusseldorf Collection aud which is
now the property Of the Cosmopolitan Art Assp-
clation. He acquired an unpleasant n"toriety II
few wears since through un improper marriage of
hi- laughter with his cniriagc driver,a man nam
ed Dean,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

TERRIBLE DoMEsrIc TRAeEDY.--A terrible do
mestic tragedy occurred at W"onsoeket, r. l., on
Thursday night; Mrs. David Davenport poisoned
her infant, 1--WE months old. and then committed
suicide by poisoning herself. Both mother and
Issa d'ed at an early hour the next morning.
Tna ~. troubles are of the bottom Of it. Mrs.
80. sapese attempted suicide presious to her mar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

The New ARcTIc EXPLORATION. DIR. ]. l. Hay
e. surgeon Of tie Kane Arc expedition, expects
& be really for a start IN the month Of May neat
tor another voyage to the North Pole. DIR. Hayes
has already raised the 10000, ouelalf Of the ne
cCSsary SUN.