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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-28

s6sa s..ssss 0&G4Al uuDN 0AIk s
IN the matter q the Succession Of AsEL
KENT, deceased.-No. 1863" Probate"
Sixth Judicial District Couyt-Psrish
Of Eask Baton Rouge, La.
DY VIRTUE Of q commission Issued in
ID the above succession and 10 M direct
Cd from tn Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court, in sshd for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge and State Of Lepisisna. viii e.
pose ut public sale, d Eyday, tie 22s3
day Of July nezs, A. o. ~, st IL Scloek
A, NJ on the premissS whereon III decjd.
last residsd, in said Parish, ut abeut twaaCy
five miles from the CITY Of Baton Re-,
on Little Sandy Creek-the property M.
in after set forth and described, bsloAltGe
to the secession of ABEL KENT, late Of
Parish. deceased, to wit: ~.
A CERTAIN tract Of Land or Pl1nta.
ton, wherein the deceased last resided, II
said Parish, on Little Sandy Greek, at y.
bout twenty-five miles from the City d
Baton Rouge, containing two hundred acreG
more OF less, together with Ill tie build.
ings and improvements thereon. 7.@'
ANOTHER TRACT Of Land, lying Z.
bout one mile from the above described
tract north west direction, and containing
two hundred acres, more Or les.
Matilda, negro woman aged shout 30
years; Simon, negro man aged aboot ~
years. Also, the following personal no
perty, to wit:
Sorrel Home, / ny Poney, IS or %
head Of Cattle, more 81 len; 8 Yoke Of
Oxen; IS head Of sheep; 20 head Of Hoesr
more or less. The elaim Of wild hogs ruf,.
ming At large in the woods. or 81 Wae.
yon Iron Of an old Wagon; In SfCosn;
four Feather Beds; Bedsteads ~ rurui.
lure; lot Of Kitchen FuruituSV: 1 lot Of
Furniture. Also, 1 lot Of Plan.
alton implements, &c. -. -.'f---.-
TERMS OF SALE:-Ths sssl estate
md slaves. one fourth Cash-balsnce On /
md 2 years credit from the day Of sale, in
,qual i,.stalmsnts with mortgage retained
md security furnish to the satisiactjon n
he administrator. .f-t- e
PERSONAL PaoP.RrY.-All sums Of Ten
dollars end under, Cash-and al sums over
md above that amount, on credit Of Six
months from the day Of sale, and notes en-
|oEsed to the satisfaction Of the admiuistn.
Of, and all made payable 1t the Parish Re-
orders Office in the City OF Baton Roure.
june1S-ots. H. Y. BABIN, Sheriff.
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ANOTHER CRY IN MouRN1Ne.-The
citizens Of Chicago affect TO be ex-
tremely indignant at the passage of
the Nebrska bill. 1t is said the
approaching Fourth Of July is to be
observed there IS . day Of mourning.
By the way, the authorities Of Provi-
dence, R. l., who resolved to observe
the day by tolling Of bells, have been
ashamed Of themselves, and appropri.
sted $4,000 for an old fashioned ioli.
6cacation ON the 4th.-OyleuiQn.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-28

Ho! FOR CUBA!-Under this head,
q notice appeared in the Fayette
Watch Tower, calling meeting Of
the friends Of Cuban independence
and annexation at the court house in
Fayette, on the 18th, "for the purpose
Of organizing q company and adopt
ing resolutions expressive Of their
views upon the extension of the area
Of American national freedom" The
call went on to invite the attendance
Of all friendly to the cause those not
50, Ito keep their distance"
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AVIS

- 49,
Da~s Pa0uve de IL Sscrsssiaon de SAxurI
MouxT, dteedx. - - -
1921 Cour des Preuves du Sixifme District
Judiciarire--Pa roise d'Est Baton Rouge lie.
4 TTENDU que THOMAS T. Buyr,Noron
IA fait application Il dit Cour pear
6tre NOMINEES administrators de u sue.
cession de Samuel Mount, reinforcement
de oct Paroisse, decide.
Avis est par ID presente donn6 / toutes
personnes interesses de faire savoir lsur
raisan dams dix jours de Ia premiere publi-
cation de Get avis, pourquoi ID dit demande
ne serait pas accordee.
IL. ST. juin22 NJ. MORENO, Crehier.
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CURE FOR PALrlTAr1ox-.A lady
about 40 years old. says the Journal
Of Health, who has suffered severely
from periodical attacks Of palpitation
Of the heart. from the age Of twelve
years, has found immediate and per.
manent relief from the use Of soda
water. 1t appears from experiments
since made, that carbonic acid gas il
the active curative agent.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-28

NfAoAaA.--Niaeara Falls IL sggreat
Americanism. It would be inappro-
pirate in any other country, and among
other people. Whoever passes from
the East to the West, without stopping
here to worship-no matter how many
pilgrimages he has made-is guilt not
only ofevery bad taste, but Of lack of
patriotism, amounting almost to IRE
igien. America Is written Ill over
the Falls. Its roar is that Of the
nation. Its majestic sweep typifes
the grand progress Of America. The
maddening. dashing. seething, bub-
bling. pitching. uneasy food. typi6es
the intensity Of the American mind
and the vitality Of American action.
Here is the fountain Of. young Ameri.
ca--hele the breast which CITES it
milk, here the nurture which gives it
vitality. And then the rainbows, how.
ering over and about the scene, do they
not signify the promise which America
gives to mankind, the hope which il
implants in weary laden hearts, the
home which it furnishes to the outcast
and wanderer from governmental op-
preston and social villainy elswhere.
Springfield Republican. Il
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messesamer Fl. ID. Bacon on Sat-
urday nigh the 18th inst, a fsv
miles below Natchez, run into q nat
boot belonging 10 Mr.. Aldritch. of
that city, and laden with lumber for
slaves. No lives were lost. The fat
boat and cargo were entirely destroy
ed. rrl,s
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-28
Avn.

DAMS pafEaire de ID Succession de Lsox
TRANo1As, dec6de.-Cour du Sixiame
Dist. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d,Eat RnAno
Rouge.
4 TTENDU que Thomas }. Burlington /
n fat application ! ID dit Cor psar etre
nomm<s Curateur de II successionfde ] eon
Frangias, dernierement De Get Paroisse, d(.
eide.
Avis &c par ID presente donns / toutee
personnel iAteresses de faire savoir Deur ri.
son dams sd,x jours Dc ID premiere pabl;ea.
ton de Get avis, pcu,quoi b DIT demahds h
serait pes accoed9t. d. MORENO.
]n'n2>'lot 6ssasr:
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NOTICE.!

IN Ges matter cfths Succession cflnox 1hAsnAs.
deceased,
Sixth Judicial District Court Parish ofIsst Baton
Rouge.
WHEREAS. THOMAS J. BURLINGTON has applied
W to saidlCourt to be appointed Curator Of The
estate OF Leon frsngias, late Of sid Parish, de-
ceased.
Notice d hereby sives teall persons interested b
show cause within ten days from the nrat pqblieA.
tion Of this notice why the said application oAtua
not be gr.nted. r. 81 n. MORENO, cissx.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-28

In 1853 there were 1912 births in
Cincinnati. Males, 4175; females,
1901; remainder not stated. Maria.
ges,, 3I36; deaths. 1896: males, 2707;
females, 2838 +; not known, PSI. The
decrease of births since 1851 is sol;
increase Of marriages, al; increase
Of deaths, 829.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-28
J. N. HALLIDAY.
PARISH SURVEYOR

IAAx86 8UAV6xVA.
0dIce Corner Third and Laurel sts-Ouer Ete
Post Q05es
WILL attend to all orders for surveying
w in the Parish of East Baton Rouge.
Persons desiring to build in town, can have
the lines Of their property accurately given.
In his absense from town letter addressed
to J. NJ. H., at the Post Office. will meet
prompt attention. TUNE 23.y.
DECEIVED BY ship Neptem from Bre-
n men, large supply of Drugs and
Chemicles, warrented the best and purest
articles in their line. At the same time
200 lbs Snuff, different sorts. Invite all
amiteurs to call and examine the same.
June Is. A GOLDMAN,
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Auction.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on
w Thursday the 9Th of July, the
building now occupied by the Sergeant at
Arms Of the State House, together with the
picket fence: gates &C., enclosing the Capt.
tol. The property will be sold, one fourth
cash the balance at 4 months credit with
note and security.
iune-27-td. L. E. POWERS & CO.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-28

The insurance companies in New
York have now offered FIVE thousand
dollars reward for the detection and
conviction Of the incendiary Of the
store of the Messrs. Jennings on
Broadway-a calamity which, it will
be remembered, cost SO many lives.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-28

% There is everyreason, says the
Washington Star, of the 18th inst, to
anticipate that the bill Of the Hon. Mr..
Perkins, Of Louisiana, recognizing the
consular system and diplomatic ser
vice of this Government, which is now
in the hands Of the House Foreign
Affairs Committee. will be favorably
acted on in the course of the next
month. We hear in congressional
circles, that it proposes to do away
with the system Of paying outfits to
American diplomatic agents, which
has been so fruitful a cause of com.
plant against needless public men
those who, on receiving foreign appoint
ments, draw their outfit and then delay
their departure from six months to q
year.-Pscayune.
A LOST WoRLD.-The Dayton
(Ohio) Herald states that Dr.. Van
Tuyl, Of that city, in his extensive
Geological Cabinet, has an Areolyte
Meteoric Stone, which is about eighteen
inches in diameter. 1t is globuhr in
form, and possesses all the character
istics ofa miniature planet. 1t fell in
a swamp some miles west Of Dayton
owing to which circumstance it was
discovered about seventeen feet be-
meath the surface. There is no know.
ing how long this little world went
through in6nity With light
ming speed, before it came bump up
EQsiuab the Garth. !
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-28

EOR SALE.-The subscriber offers "a
l. for sale on the most reasonable iii
terms, his Dwelling House and lot
situated on Church street, near Hackett &
Brooks store-a bargain may be had BY
making immediate application
june-27-lm. JOHN T1LANO.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-28

4 MAMMOTH FARMER.-The True
Delta says that q paragraph is going
the rounds Of the press under this
head !; informing the world that ia
cob strawn Esqr.. has a farm Of ten
thousand acres, in Illinois. The ques-
ton is does this give any adequate
idea of a mammoth farmer ?"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-28

o. The Comet inlimates it, in.
tsption Of maintaining silence towards
Us in future. Nothing could be more
aeesptable. Some psrsons never ap-
pear to better advantage than in 81.
icnce; which they should ngidly rain-
tain if they would not have the world
make . discove1y.-Advocate.
We can say to the author of the
above, that personal quarrel cannot
neither edify Or entertain the readers
Of either paper; We are therefore
ready and wiling to succomb admit
ting that the editor Of the Advocate
has the advantage; which be. may
keep. We have not the slightest OBJ
lection to being abused for our no.
tions, but we are touched in . very
tender point when abused for . lack
the accomplishments Of language and
the refined taste for which our neigh.
Dor has a nsnne. ia var is to be
carried on for the sake III multiplying
words. the better plan would be for us
to meet privately with dictionaries.
We are perfectly willing to shake
hands in peace and fellowship and
shall endeavour hereafter TO stand on
our P's. and o..
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-28

J. P. Observation-Disclosures has
heard the smooth and even eloquence
Of this distinguished statesman, can
fully appreciate the following poetical
note in parenthssis, at the close Of his
printed speech, on the Nebraska and
Kansas bill.
The hour Of sunset came and past
~ the honorable gentlemen spoke, and
the subdued twilight deepened into a
settled gloom; but there was fresh
ness in his ferved eloquenoe, which
created . geniel warmth. Every ear
was attentive, and the clear tones Of
his voice was fe-echoed from tho
dome. As he closed, he exultinglv
contemplated the passing away ofthe
suns obscuration, and the radient
light that the glorious orb would again
shed upon the earth and suddenly,
simultaneously with the utterance Of
the words "radient light" the efful-
gence of the chandelier. burst forth
and Illuminated the Senate Chamber.
The combined effect of the Senator's
eloquence, and the unrehearsed Incl
dent, astonished and bewildered the
delighted auditory, and the deoorum
Of Tho Chamber was violated by plau-
dts fhlf were uncontrollahle.l
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-28

~ The Hon. David Starkweather,
Of Ohio, has been appointed IS Minis
ter to Chill.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-28

BuLLDoolsM-Recent additions to
the Capitol at Washington, do not
provide very necessary-.ifu not indis-
pensible apartment into which bslig-
erent members Of Congress, should be
conducted when words fail to express
sufficiently strong their chasts and el-
oquent thoughts, that they might be
able to settle with the weapons ma
ture affords without disturbing the
harmony Of the august assembly.
The following item suggests this:
A shameful ffacus took place be-
tween Messrs. Church~eell and Nc
Cullon. The latter. in the course of
the quarrel, repeatedly called MI.
Churchwell . d. liar" and .
''scoundrel,'' and also repeatedly jump
ed At him, but was siezed and prevent
ed. Nj. Cburchwell drew q cooked
pistol. No blows passed however, but
there was naturally ~ intense excite
ment. Both parties were arrested.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-28

WoMsx.-The following passage il
from ''Rural Hours" by Miss Cooper,
daughter of the late J. FeDimore Coop
er. It beautifully expresses the senti-
ments Of all women Of pure feelings
and correct principles:
1--WE American women certainly
owe debt Of gratitude to our coun-
trymen, for their kindness and consid-
Grafton generally. Gallautry may
not always take a graceful form in this
part Of the world, and mere Aattery
may be worth as little here rs else
where but there is a glow of gener-,
GUS feeling toward women in the
hearts of most American men, which
is highly honorable to them as . ma
ton, and as individuals. In no coun-
try is the protection given to woman's
helplessness more full and free in no
is the assistance she receives
from the stronger arm SO general; and
no where does her weakness meet with
more forbearance and consideration.
Under such circumstances, it must be
woman's own fault il she be not Their
oughly respected also. The position
to her is favorable. It re-
mains for her to fill it ina man
ner worthy her own sex-gratefully,
kindly, and simply; with truth and
nodesty Of haert and life; unwaver-
ing fidelity Of feeling and principle :
With. patience, cheerfulness, and sweet
less Of temper-no unfit return to
hese who smooth the daily path for
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-28

EBut few are initiated into the
secrets Of newspaper making. The
editor is, as it were the crank turner,
and his assistants are the Antomitans
that dance at his pleasure. He bids
one 60 to his attic and write letter
from the EAST" or the %West," as
the scene Of interest may shit, and it
is done. Very learned disquisitions
are written by persons ignorant of the
subject matter, and . regular paid
correspondent" in the metropolis, is
some fellow who patronizes the five
cent house, and gets his dinner thrown
in gratis. "
A correspondent Of the New York
Tribune talks after this fashion in ref
erence to the matter. He apologies
for not giving a description Of Lake
Champlain:
II consider it rather unfortunate
that Lake Champlain has been consid.
erably "done," because passed
through it by night, could only give
an imaginative description oft. This
however, is not difficult. l may tell
you in confidence that l once wrote
an account Of travels in Turkey for
the North American Review, although
my experience Of Orientals was con.
fined to the wooden Turks that stands |
opposite the doors Of tobacconists |
stores, and I am now an Eastern cor.
of an important but disre-
puteable daily paper in New York.
You may have seen in its columns the
other day an elaborate statement Of
the vast expense about to be entered
into the Eastern correspondence. It
will, no doubt, astonish you sir, when
inform you that I am that expense.
have no doubt but that I shall be-
able, from my attic in the Bowery, to
supply most important news from the
seat of war;. ~ a-.,s $500
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-05-10
ssaG Foa slaAlL R0x, scAnLATraA, AND
~sa1EAN6Em


A raerobant and shipowper Of this city has
had the following recipe sent him from Eng
land, where it was furnished b Mr. Larkio.
member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons,
and who vouehes for it as Medicine that
will effect revolution IN the healing att, as
regards tbe prevention and cure not only Of
suaai-pox, but also Of measles and searlatioa,
however malignant the type, il manner
more efficient and extraordinary than could
ever have been hitherto anticipated, even by
the most ardent pailanthropisr.
Oa the first appearance OF fever or irfita-
too ushefisg 10 attacks. whether occurring
In families or large commodities, the sab
Joined mode Of treatment should at oncc be
entered on Take one grain each Of powder.
si foxgloge or digitaIis (valuable ia the ratio
Of it, greenness, the dark sl.ould be rejectcd)
aud'one Of slpliats Of zinc (this article is
commonly known as white vitriol) These
should be rubbed thoroughly 10 mortar or
other convenient vessel. With four OF five drops
Of watcr; this done noggia Cor about four
ounces) more. with some syrup or sugar,
should be added. OF this mixture a table
spooaful should be given an adult, two
toaspoousf,ls to child every second hour,
until symptoms Of disease vanish
Thus eonlnelc1, cynvalesceuce, as If by
magic will ressls The rspiiity Of an event
80 suspicious viii equally delight AID aston
ish. 1t may, however. be necessary further
to noto. that SHOULD the bowels become OBJ
structed in the progress Of this disease, an
evil by no means common. then dracbm OF
the compound powder Of ialap formed Of
two parts cream of tartar with one Of ialap,
and one grain Of the herb, treated as above
formed into pastil with syrup or sugar
should be given to an adult, and half the
quantity to child This simple medicine
shuts ont every form or article whatever, as
totally unnecessary, If net pernicious.
The metbodus meiicand Of these mcd-
siaes, capable Of efccting results SO gigantic,
remains now only be given, and appears to
be as follows: The herb by its anti febrile
properties, lays hold at once Of the fever, tbe
prolific source Of woe, which Ii immediately
straogles willie The ziac acts tho part Of
TOMS. instantly restoring the equilibrium
Mr. Laraia adds No emigrant or gov. |
ssnment vessel should hereafter be allowed
to put to sea without a fey pence worth Of |
these protectors aud it is further ardently
hoped that, as the deasest interests of our
common humanity are so vitality involved in
The discovery, the press of all countries will
give Publicity to this announcement - Bos-
ton Courier.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-05-10
CLIMATE.

For number Of years past there has been
going on steady change in ous climate, aud
with it have changed the character Of the
diseases which were formerly indigenous. -
The winter has been generally tending into
the months belonging to Spring. while every
other season has been relatively showed for
ward The general tendency has been to :
wards more heat and less inteuse cold The
river for the last few years has been low, much
lower than former years, and the general ten
dency has 5een as above stated What will
DO the result time must determiae. but we
are well stis6ed that want Of cleanliness. &c
In our town and about our streets will now
produce diseases peculiar heretofore TO south
ern climates, and unknown to our region twen
~ years ago.- Wheeiing ms.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-05-10
BLACK PONDER.

A REMEDY in cases Of Dyspepsia or In
IA digestion, Billions affection, Headache.
Heartburn. acldity Of the Stomach, Cos,iye.
ness. Loss OF Appetite. Nervous Debility. Nau-
sea OF vomiting, Affections Of the Liver, Di.
arrhGa, Dysentery, Summer Complaint in
Children. &c.. Sc.
We say 10 all who are afflicted with any of
the above named diseases, they will find in
ms preparation superior remedy lis action
IS Oft he most gentle kind, and we call especi.
aiiy the attention oil those who suffer with the
sick headache, to the fact that no medical
preparation can surpass the .sBack Powdern
IN us decided action in relieving those vhe
sufer IN this way NJ fear need be entertain.
ed ABOUT lis action in any Of the diseases name,
lit has received the sanction Of some Of III,
best medical men in our country and in allth,
diseases named has proved 10 be remedy Of
no ordinary character. Prepared and for sal,
by VIM, DORSEY Druocss soy
April ~, 1854.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-05-10
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Bill
Corner OF King Street and the Public Square,
MAnTfNsRUHG, VA.


~ VIE undersigned tenders her cordial thanks
u TO her friends and the public, for lheil
past Ideal encouragement, and respectfully
solIcits continuance OF the same. She has
committed her House and business concern ed
with il 10 MIR. William Pendleton, and he
pledges himself that nothing shall be wanting
to make the United States noel a pleasant
and agreeable home 10 the traveller and guest
The iIs.se will always be provided with at
ientlve Servants and iaHhiul Ostlefs. The
Bar and the Table supplied wIta the best The
marker will afford. Passengers from the Rail
Road will always find Potter at the Cars to
convey them and their baggage TO the House
free Of charge.
~ . . taken by the day, week. month
or year. on moderate terms.
April 10, l35i-tf. MARY ODEN.
% "spiri, Of Jefferson" Charlestown:
"VirginI Winchester; aud "HeraId aud
Torch," Hagerstown. copy ST.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-05-10

WOULD beg leave TO call the attention OF
a my customeB and the public generally TO
my new stock OF G2OCERIElS, consisting in
part OF very superior Brown, Loaf, Lump and
Crushed Sugar; first quality Rio Coffee.
cheap; Teas Of all sorts and qualities: New
Orleans. C.va, slucuvado Molasses, N. York
Syrup, very Gnf, and Golden do; Rice, Mus
tard, Cheese. Cinnamon, Extract OF Coffee.
Starch, Salt, fine aud ground Alum; Soda
Water, and Sugar Crackers. Mackerel, Pepper
Salt. &c.. Alspce and Spices OF every sort and
kind CASTLE Resin, and Fancy Soaps Pow
der, Sho, and Lead; Candle wick and Ethe-
rial Oil
Fancy Articles.
Fancy TucE, Side and Pocket Combs also
German Sil'er Long Combs Bloomer Combs,
new article; Splendid Portmonies, Fancy
Wallets, Pocket Books Sc, Hooks and Ewes
Pins and Needles, Fish Hooks, Finger Rings.
Watch KEYS, Lead aud Slate Pencils. and
thousand things useful and ornamental. Pts
tolls. double and single barrelled also fine
lot of splendid Silver Watches, such as Hunts
man. Lever and detached Lever Watches.
9J- Rose Hair Oil; Cotogaes; Essences, DIFF
fereat kinds; OIL Of LIN on; Balsant of Life
British OIL; Street Oil; Castor Oil, aud No. 6
all IN piats to suit purchasers
Candies, Fruits and Newark Cider.
A large lot OF assorted Candies, Shelled AL
monds. soft Shelled do, French, English and
American Wanuts, Cocoa Nuts, Raisins and
Lemons, and Newark Cide' very fine.
Tobacco and Scgars.
Chewing Tobacco, very fine, from 20 TO so
CTS. per ID; Segars Of all sorts; SnuHs of diff
fereni kinds.
Clocks, Clocks.
Eight Day, "a hour, and Alarm Clock of eve
ry pattern, qualify and price. Come and see
and you will be sure TO buy--all warranted
and cheap. GEORGE FUSS.
Nav 25 1864