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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21
~A large and enthusiastic meeting {

~A large and enthusiastic meeting OF
the true Democracy according to The ,44vo-
cate was held at Academy Hall on SATURDAY.
last. We were present TO hear what Tom
Green D., had to say in defence of the
"iaucev ticket" and came TO the conclusion
after counting al roses present. that it was
the smallest t1rn ont wesver saw il, that city.
not excepting the famous Mass Meeting of
tue hue Democratic l,arty held in the little
back room Of the Enginr House. If that was
a large meeting, when will the small oues
begin TO counta
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

WHEELING. Va. july IA verv LARGO
and enthusiastic meeting was held to.niobt
IN favor OF Bell and Everett. the Union On.
position candidates.. Sevrai speeches were
delivered. of all which were received with
great applause.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

- The Ram God has vouchsafed a hearing to the
prayers OF thousands in this part # the State and
for the past week has poured down his favors IN sbun-
dance. The parched creps have been invigorssed
the weather is cool and delightful, and we begin to
have some hope of a prosperous season. So mote it
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

TAXES IT ALL BAcK Lake Providence Herald,
a'ter hosting the BRECKENRIDGE and LANE flag, pulls
II down In the the next issue, having come to the
conclusion that things were SO mixed up, it couldn't
see Its way straight. That's just the case with
most papers Of the "Yancey ticket, faction.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

Mr.. CRITTENDEN AND THE bRECkIMRIpGE 11cKr-Ve
noticed a week or two since a Washington rumor
that Mr.. Ciltterden had avowed his intention of SIM
porting Mr.. Breckinridge's ticket, and at the same
time expressed our unbc lief in the reuor, A. r..
expected, it is declared 10 be utterly without ron,d,
''on' by a number of letter writer's from the sea, Of
Government.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

Ga The Southern Aonitor, formerly a staunch
democratic paper of rhilapelplia. HOSTS the Union
nag OF BELL and EVERETT. That paper says
The contest is now bet Seen Bell and Lincoln. The
Constitutional Union party is the only national partv
ir,t ~ 'ht h'ia t" combat the abolition party. The
"'nsr 'ac'iohs are merell engaged in a Kilkenny cat
hight am"ng themselves, and nothing but the sinai
enis OF their tails will be left at the end Of the bat
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

a COOP HIr.-An+xe hahge makes the fol-
lowing good hit at The tell-weather of the Sc
cessIonI>ts:
MT lancey ,rorlaims that the pen is all
ready nlbbed which is % write the story Of
another revolution. lis more likely that
the rope is already twisted which is to be
kn"tteh under the left ears OF those " no shall
attempt to create the revolution.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

~ The editor of the Iberville Gazette and Ssn,;ne,
. IN q bad way. He foresees a coalition between
the friends of DOUGLAS and BELL and EVERETT, in the
south, all OF which is intended to operate against
the true Democracy (the Yancey ticket.) We ex-
tend o"r sympathy, and hope he will do nothing
rash.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

PLATFORMS The New Orleans Be seems
to be no admirer of platforms. more i~aIticu-
larry those OF Democratic constr j n. The
fact is, their platforms for a mum Der Of Yeas
past, have been composed Of India rubber. so
that they could be stretched. and distorted
any way to accommodate sections and circum-
stances. The following extract is true ia
every particular: #
Platforms forsooih. One Of the earlcs. exL bition<
OF these political gul traps was ma q in 1910 whru
The Van turen Convention adopted series of reSolu-
tons on the subject" of slavery. const nae ell with >ucA
an exquisite obscHrltv as 10 bear "lmostan m,an5uq
which might b. nfiXel to them. 1Ij- uecr!ent was
followed faithfully by the democracy ia 1874. rs. -
and 5r-seneraliy with CONSIDERABLE success. Tn the
ias' OCCASION thf programme of principles known Il
the ''ncin'iati platform embodied the then Z aud
! enocratic tenet of non Intervention. Iiucl auau.
-hrecktnttrge, and the entire etnhattiv army of Il. IN
"cratc leaders accepted it with joy aud Aviator a.
tie very Shihboltth Of the party. Non interserfo or
was the watrhw"rd, and non Intervention ca reJ fht
DAY. North OF Potomac II was made to SIGNIFY SON e
thing by Il" me"n MS articula'l y favorable TO slavery:
south VI 'hal river II was the Very quintescence 81
soutliern doclrtne- Well, 1t ~playerlit it, part. and what
toii""ed' When n"n-interveniIou had carried Oh!
Back to the WEitc House. that ref. iuus aud ta1tb-
less Old gentlemen turned his back upon the princi, lie.
y" dl most OF tleSoulhern politicians. The platform
""' ~ Nt'h>iN enough lot their purposes. or ra thtr
'hlPfPfrta ION VAS too barrow. According In th,m
y involved something previously undreamed of-natE-
less than a I congressional slavec code ion the Territories
z large division OF the party, however, adhetei
staunchlv to the original and universally r.cog, iyal
signthcation of the platform. Hence tie Charleston
teUd aud Baltimore sliit.
And to confederate the vie VS. Of the Bee we
annex the opinions Of two distinguished Dem
ocratic CHI eftains:
Ex-Governor Lumlkin, Of Ga, in a recent letter,
says Ill.
'Fiatf"Ims Of Conventions are rothii but hmm
bugs. and our best aud most patriotic men stand lit
r. or no Glance Tor nomination at present"
Hon. JET. lavi> says:
line fact is have a decling respect for pl forms
l would sooner hnr@ an hrnssi man m am so,4 If a IT,
key iidLfmm you ooaid construct Hau n hrr4 n man
that ould MT trust On the lest piat51,yt tlct co.LI H.
made.
Still the "Brt ckirridge fragment" snceads
IfSeIf pr,n , Co,yL... &c T
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

06-The Comet has been presented with some :. bran
ne" y potatoes. He calls them the " finest peaches tina,
ever come out of the earth We suggest our cotem-
porary as President o. the State Horticultural Fair
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

New YoRK.-The Fredonia Adr,,7i.rr assarts +h.+
there are one thousand true men in Chatauqua county.
Who do not seek Office. and who form the basis Of the
Bell and Everett party there. The Union Guard; a
campaign paper, advocating the election Of Bell and
Everett. will commence its career in the city Of New
York to-day.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

u Hon. ~. Crittenden made a glorious %rsllying
speech 10 favor OF Bell and Everett at shelbyville,
~ last Monday night. Adrocate please notice.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

~ This week two democratic communication IN.
pear in our pa per-one over the signature ..Conser.
Sator, ;" iavoring Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE and the other over
the signature of ''Southerner'' favorilg Mr.. DOUGLAS.
Both parties have our free permission to emulate the
sad disaster of the Kilkenny cats as soon as they please
( not sooner.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

BILL AND Evrzr1r ~ eFLoK1DA.-The
Wings Of Florida held their STATE Convention
al Qqincv last week. and il i said. in point of
run bers, intelligence and enthusiasm. to have
stood second to uotse ever assembled IN the
State. IWen'y-two counties were represent
ed. aud ex-Goveruor Brown presided over
their deliberations. General Edward Hop
hIHs, OF nuval county. was nominated for
Governor. AMI B F. Allen. ESQ. OF Leon. for
for Congress. Ir. Alien was formerly edit
or Of the Sentinel, SO the press Is represented
in both tickets. Mr. Hilton. the Democratic
candidate. being well known as the former
editor of the Savannah Georgian.
Tie nomination Of Bell aud Everett was
endorsed by acclamation. and the Convention
appointed the following gentlemen as cleo
tors: For The Wes'.J A. Landrum: for the
Middle, WIKI Gail: for the East. J.. A Wig
gins.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

one iatai case OF Yellow fever has declared it
self in New Orleans. II is by no means too late for
this terrible scourge to declare itself violently.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

% The Norfolk Gazette asks why certain
Dem cratic ro"d'es at a late meeting in that
ciy took the seats set for he ladies'. No donot
they dld 1T foI the qualification OF their own
vile ends. '"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21
p SUGAR PLANTER.
ONLY ONE

The WEEKLY SUGAR PLANTER will be sent to
subscribersduring the Presidential Campaign for
n JOLLAR,
Beginning on the 18th of July, and continuing until
after the election.
Let eur friends get up their Clubs aud forward their
names Immediately.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

~ The Feliciana Democrat is out foS DorG1as and
JOHNSON. Nothing more than was expected.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

QuERf.-Wonder if the advocate has heard the news
from Oregon The lane has a turning there.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

10 The New York Hrrud has a revised
fst of the Democratic papers Of the country.
and their positions. The following is a reca-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21
Presidential Electors.

gFRsT ELECTORAL DISTRICT.
Eiector RIVIERE GlRDERE.
Alternate G..
SECOND ELECTORAL DISTRICT.
ElectOr RANDELL HUNT.
Alternate JULES La VERG-N
THIRD ELECTORAL DISTRICT.
Elector ...... ........... c. ROSELIES.
Alternate DLNCiN S. CAGE.
FOURTH ELECTORAL DISTRICT.
Elector Observation-Disclosures. j. o. FIQEA.
Alternate H.. N. IA VROT
FIFTH kLECToRAL DISTRICT.
Elector $3.50. THOS. ". LEWIS.
Alternate y. FUURNET.
SIXTH ELECTORAL DISTRICT
k1ector JOHN RAY
Alternate b.. L. HODGE
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

TurApvlcr or AN OLD DEMocRAT.-Jndge
Henderson, delegate from the Second Dis
tict of Missouri to the Democratic Conven-
tious at Charleston and Baltimore, in both of
which he voted for Douglas to the last, has,
since his return, became a candidate for Con-
sress, and on the 81 of July made his first
speech, which is reported at length in the St.
Lonis Republican. the Douglas organ. He
gives bis constituents the following advice:
say. stand to Your coIors. and if yon
WONiTELECT DOUGLAS THEN FIGHT
FOR BELL AND EVERETT. They are
good men. ! have not forgotten the time
when the cry ran. through this district that
Bell was an \ bol,tionisf. a FteesoIler, because
of his vote on the Lecompton Constitution.
| went through the district and defended Bell
and Crit,enden and Douglas against this
charge.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

PRo>PFcrs IN THE SouTu.-The New York
Express publishes, the following letter, which
it says is from an Influential gentlemen of Vir-
ginia:
IT, Virginia. public op,n;on is very much de-
vlded between Douglas and Breckenridge. In
the eastern part Of the State there viii be a
larger majority tor B,ecksnrldg-. while in the
western portion ! think the laaoer number of
the Democrats are for Douglas. uuder these
circumstances | cannot entertain a doubt that
the vote OF onl State will be cast for Bell and
Everett. The majority against US, even in
behalf OF thu united Democracy, is very small
NOT exceeding four Or five thousand. Our
friends are +lated. aud the Democrats are all
boring under a corresponding depress:o9.-
Many of the conservative Democrats. dis
ghsted with the di>>eu>ions, c,rrtipti0ns and
misconduct o. their party. Will now vote for
Bell and Everett: and that large lass of voters
who like to be ~ the M jof'ty. Will flock to
orr standard, Ender these circumstances |
shonld MT he surprised il our putatity should
reach 10000, or mere.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

RrrGrsun>G Pnop' crtoN.--o9r west
Baton Rouge readers VIII b" h'shlV amused
atthe following novel production which we
cfip (rom the .7dvorale OF Mond y last Our
E.iemI Ro~ruoxp is so well known asa gentle
man Of De .ldra literary saSte aud ability, that
We feet assured due homage Will he paid his
a>toundin. literary 'ehnlt." Orr en'hns,as-
tie friend. who attaches so much importance
to his political position. should now tell his
hl>ronsnlare former a>~oriatrs. " ho wrote the
document over which his rame figures:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-21

Parish Executive Committee.
n. W. POPE, DAN'L HICKEY,
wM. WHITE, c. L0BDHL>
H. N. FAVROT
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n. gockbridse i!nin Waters.-The repu

IL
.l1- Of these WATER, extend throughout Vir-
,,s tue Southern States and tie L mon.
The many miracllons CURES performed by
.ssln, ia attracted the attention %! many ami
sssI 4au.cAL men n every section OF the country
pf Sax. i. CARrw R}GnT. of New Orleans
SIS " ln tiH;h Know ni no water III Europe or
America, SO Lea n MEDICAL SUBSTANCES
ss tal:0. tis RockorlGae Sprln-s."
Dr. MUVRMAA. OF FiFstnia. says: " It is a
raite- ol no lite lmpoTtance that the public
mould pe lut9 apprlsGd II the remarkable int
nee exeTled hs tie R0CkBkiDGE ALUM WA
lERS 10 s'faHOas diseases especially. Tbey have
0l. sir0d IS 4 ieprnach tn our profession, and
ever ID. u these WATERS has a remedy been
.ald nat deserves the nans OF a SPECIFIC for
,isre4re
Dr. JeBs q. CARTER, of Virginia, certiies that
'ls sseL Is , powerful Alternative. acts on the
eLAADg Lar .SISrtM generally, aud possess
4Al.de-atie Ton lC properites
Tie ke' AkyRf hua NsR, oertil,es OF the sal
.lf'! ELECTS OF tae Reokbridge A!um Spring Wa
tl llte ieatH.edl, used II. aud, besides tie
'see eastis upon nls 4eneral health, found it pc
.-.a.s Ell! .seoqs IN t.spet,ng CUIANEUUS
fkt fi!QtS aud promoting y health. action on
,fhIL. AG"iher Aedlcne that ever used had
% rllaFAGDie virtue IA this respect.
D ID hkBANf. ot Greensboro, N c. saws
Az perectiy Saiished that the waters are un-
'aiAed By am in the wotid for ULCERS. ard es
'--ai, iao;e d sCROF CLOUS nature
4af HA4s certificates tnat have Heen furnished
Aaislers' fhtsicians. Law, ers. and ali classes
eaf ieiew citizens, II published, would fill
t4Mat % the press.
"a i4yal'd writing from Ohio, says: That my
AsFepsla With alt It's tram Of horrible nervous
lAliDias Las been IeEeved. and eiiectualy and
Fuf4sutiy cgfad.'
4Gotner from North Carolina writes that. "after
Ai+ttsf3 isiff me besl medical skill In a case al
t6UAlC DIAkRHEA II has Welded Ia the en-
. ';'' FEefs Il Rockirdse Alum Waters
4ese alsTs sfe kept IN half salon glass bot
Az w Esents, MeSsrs. FISHER < WINS
Ia: .S.on5 "59o!esaie Ns Druggists, No. lS5 Main sl.,
SER 4 RANDOLPH, Projectors,
I@-' OF the RockbrIdse Alum Springs.
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ron P...Children are often seized
tcorAS With This disease. which, If not
49, iyieFed, proves fatal. 1t generally at
Ivy. .u'en n the nj sht, after having heen much
~ ~ % camp, cold winds through the day
ey.Asa' We feet, thin shoes. wet clothes, or
b ~ 10 "usirrcts IerspjFat!on, may coca
t."@p Mothers your onilireu ara liable Ia
sSl sS., win ths dread complaint at Il time wher
"a 49, eAt teet II Lui II is rot agways doctor
IT, "a stel "f remedy found, aud for this Iea-
a,,. gs1 gs"s1 advise ydu now, and without q mo-
sNT}ii1,55 ~: 10 au, Lottle of DR.. EAT0N'S n
f,,,,o' ,,'n CyR III Al. IL will cure every case
s.rS 4 i y iahen IN tIrie also all complaints at
* I, Aee'hlng, Cnuvuisions, Coughs Colds,
iasr. = - slid y all respectable druggists -
rlsrs.-,at hcn X DrFoAT, Nev York, are the
$As % a. q sln Ra Aiso sole ageots for DIR RRON-
~ "nopb FOOD which. for Consumptive
,l n ar i use fses. is sure re uedy. Do not be
4 n nv NY Other articles. Write 10 CHuRch
ae ass I, ,o new York, If you cannot get them in
:, asd " FISHER 4 WINSTON. Richmond,
~"' DrGssists generally. NH 26-lm
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" ihe Great Virginia Remedy, and no
|. |, : sssiy,;,,,--,PtETERS' n, INFALLlBLE REMEDY

/. - io' aNR KHtEf T. AND ALI. SECRET DIS
,A3S Ihis great American remedy, contain
20 Aer.u'lal or Basamic prope critics, exceis
s,ubls heretofore offered the puplic. in it's Gu
~ ie'tefatiya and rennvatins powers; and
ltd1a! aorlj are astonished when tod that
rove remedy will cure the above diseases. and
.--ir1 wheE they have ocular demonstra-
- ei ,he facts. Bat the proprietor. who has
l.lA4 d The remedy Tor twenty odd years. rs
~ a. ease of twenty years standing to he
I'd 10 ieriect health. aid ali other eases of
& N = 'Galnion to lie restored. without a single
: fstll aLd therefore CHALLENGES any ease of
e'IlGa wAch the remedy will not cure. pro-
. "a -is d!Fer'lons are carried nut with prudence
ri .'rs @! me patent; and any ore purchasin.
eo-sh hotties, and 4slng acctft tlgiy in MS
~ u y 's.e' ne Guarantees perfect cure; and in
= - q lilLEe, will furnish additional medicine
,',. aG cIatee. TO complete the cure. through his
os' :, <. ana cure VII! he effected without incon-
.'ese 20 the patient.
g',a w APPERSON h DuPTY, No. 2Ol Broad
,S s. atd y, A. STR ECKER, Main street, Drug
- i1sh's ior the cit. Of Richmond.
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., gurBes,'s Superior Extracts. for favor

- BurBr.t's SUPERIOR Extracts. for flavor
srISTAPDS, PIES, BLANC NANCE, ICE
s.s4S JEALlkS, SAUCES, &c., &c. {pre-
,.sS f,on Fruits Of the best quality, and b., hly
.reer-rT'sdl
H. .t'eatiaH Of C0nfcotioners. Hotel Keepers
I'D F,mss. Is re- pecttl;iiy invited 10 the above
,.res Extracts. They have ali the freshness and
;,,o. ai ,hs delicate fruits from which they are
rsr.rsd ald are less expensive. Try ia.m.
|'Stg, wholssaie hy JAS 7, DIVAL. FISHER
WitSIuN .4G ". l.. WARING, and at retail
4 ,rslers generally. fe 2S-3m"
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;, geaufifui Tee.ti-Perfamed Breath

- The cradle to the grave no member of our
..,sI 0rasHIzstinn Yields more NeXatlon ard
?. IAN oar teeth, a !Hfce measure of which We
- ngr osrn imp udence aud carelessness.
nHOEk'S DENTAL. FLUID ehectually ar
-, pfost. relieves Toothachs. restores the
- to = aAaitay condition i;npartins n delight
.sffeHie - jhe Breath. Recon. nae nded by DrS.
at.,,N4s, DS0S, &c. Hlchu"rc. ana Dentists
.qp hefe. For sale b, all Druggists,
80
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IS hm'l,es a., % the sick, afflicted and numer-
|skEs MI ,I9s,3I NJ hhave heretofore used Dr.. j. s.
.asesd hannl LIN ES. always with the most un
|.shs have s% s',lts, ietolts, that some unprincipied
een cc.o ~ ,Yasted ~ an Imitation. The Doctor
sssAn w!,ha,. ea M '2 change the wrapper. which
over ,ha any hsuros, aud his written sigma
seiaeg, sn ,a 1ola 81 every bottle of the genuine
- t.lsosssp, ~ ,iis' ina the public can again obtain
Ssta ihsir sasah vsa,eh have suited their wants and
gsssss,s ,a,shs Il, ~ COUGH SYRUP, for cous HI
lsss FAiN cIip'nls, 'ls lungs 10 tho standard remedy
II. or brn,sa.h i"r pans, rheumatism, chOlic,
T.ssp Ept d,ss'ss, du,"ss, and tie DYSPEPTIC COM
"sH D,a.,stssala s.,. and liver eoin plants.
SLY L. WARlEG. lf broad st.
:. --.------,~----- kichIpOnd. Va.
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- me great drawback Ia persons emf
:. - ~ thG =, reI.-e SaI.tA IL taro.4oxxa

'ziaa ~ great drawback to persons emf
p .,ba se we extreme South and Western coun-
Y 4os, ph fEe} have O: tns lever and ague-
ssrot NJ" s'IeIo' ot ali diseases. Ever, day we
Y sel. tue w,,s1 @ ans esns ,s ~ '.i Az
;4sd H. /, IN VIEW OF the great demand for Il
.ss k',,dh", kr no, fAfFnR has presented his cele-
sses al .S, whose curative powers for all
seseitsA ~ sp..:a ..ayG been un.yeTsally ac-
asensrcs "a he Bitters,' prepared after iong
It aiss ,f a'a ~, deep stady. have received the en-
\ n es,sa Ae tAost eminent PHI. clans. as well
e sbg f@.tt,.oh from ever, part OF the country. To
/ IN thee ''eif man riItuee. all we can say
~ N" anu Judge for theuseiYaa fespec-
'as y Siussists and dealers generally. every
NH l6--Im
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THE CAPTURED STEAMERs.-The New Or
leans Delta, in speakin. of the Marques de
Habana. captured at Vera Cruz, says "There
was but one single mark of the broadside Of
the Saratoga noticeable on the Maraues-a
thirty-two pound ball had entered her bull
Warks about nidship.. on the starboard, and
passed through the Iarb side, making
round, clear hole, AS it il had been cut with n
circular saw. In its passage, this ball carried
OF both legs of al unfortunate American who
in an evil hour, doubtless under the pressure
OF some desperate stress of fortune, had Ell.
lis ted in Marn's enterprise. 1t is remarkable
th:'t ne Was the only person on the Marc ues
who WAS killed, and he was the only American
in her crew. lie hled TO death lying on his
bunk, which, with his blankets, is still to be
seen, saturated with his blood, within a few
feet of where he received his death wound
The name OF this unfortunate man was not
known to any on board.''
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THE CARsTAN6-SHAw SUlT.-The new tes-
timony in the famous breach of promise case
at ST. Louis Is rather against Miss Efiie aud it
begins to look AS III she would lose her 3 100
600 this time. II is shown that she has recov-
cred 5000 before of a Judge Jay for breach of
promise, and unless the witnesses are shock
ingly periured she has allowed intimacies
which would not fit her to become the mate Of
II chaste old bachelor. There il cons iderable
testimony to the effect that she aud her sisier
with whom she lives, did not bear the best rep
utation at Brooklyn, N. Y, and Charleston,
5. o., where they have resided together.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-30

COURT JOKE.-M. Gaillairdet writes from
Paris to the Courier dss Flats Unis, thar .,hen
Mr.. Faulkner, the new American n nj. or.
went to the TuilIeries to present has ]. tier Of
credence, he en- tered the hall where tie e a.
peror was waiting for him, and was !, so:ar
on to the next, not knowing that he ~ n
the lnperiai presence. The Emperor lal ghsd
ard said. "Never tell me gain that the !. sie
~ Of my person shows itself TO every o.e'"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-30

PRESENT FROM the PoPE.-An ex0uisite-
ly beautiful work Of art--a corneiian cameo.
set In gold-has just arrived and been trans
mitted by Archbishop Hughes to the Directress
OF the late Catholic Fair at the Academy Ut
Music. She had requested the Pope's auto
graph for the celebrated autograph book AL
ready noticed but this Is sent by his Holmes n
instead, as n contribution to the charity for
which The Fair was held. 1t will te disposed
of for the same object.-N. Y. Eresssx Po.s