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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-02
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YjNlfsE pictures are s.-..A
ah, nd II any thing sS&x4%ST&E
Yer before made. 4 he wt%T0 MI a6ty M
subscriber would call @|UW1ysy khtkZ
the attention Of those G&iE Ne .-@sx}dAE1
wishing to get. pie
ture that Will never fade change in the lrast to
he superiority Of Cuttings Ambrotypes. Be par
tcunr, II Ia want Of one II these, 10 call al the
AMBsorffk GAlLEsr, No. z, Third street Pictures
are warranted TO give entire satisfaction and guar
antied to equal ANY IN the western county IT.. ba.
got the largest aud finest Galiery between St Looms
and oh,eago, with side 9ht and sky light which no
other Gallery IN this city has He has The exclusive
right III this patent for kuok uk and Lee county All
other pictures protesting be the same are
iets, aud An imposition on the public. Taey are
but worthless imitatiursof the genuine Ambrofype.
gotten up to deceive thr pubic. The Ambrafype
MI Keep IN waeras well as upon the parlor table
Thy may also be set iii tomb stones and remain
nnlinpaired for ages.
&U Instructions given in Ambrosyling aud al
50 IN taking pictures glass not patented 10 snit
those who wish 10 travel. H. has also a large
stock OF chemicals on hand and col oieon Of the I'm
e.tquaiity, ard ready for use.
dailery No. 3, ThiHi-st, keokuk. Iowa
hpr55-du EMERSON. Artist
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GA.uo1e . IuxA,aL Z.

GlAAn0ie xuxkiAA L.AAlLLnt.
rlsnIs ie ths b,s, innnent Leh h.s j 81 Le,r II.
Lefod ~ the pubic. IL ~ al eAeslient r,in.dy
tor Neuralgia, ErSsipias. kh. umstism, sounds.
ean, aeers, nuius ,scad b uisss rains chs aln,
tLsoat. head Ssh tooth ael, pam H. tbs IN b.
eksst, bsek stomach bymeas Aiso for fouaasfs
aad.rr, BIZ la -. nsy spisLt, rpratAs pail evil.
tia Complain, ysiles ~atet, dasisny,r, iing L.ns,
EsIls, cslls betts, aId harness gals, &c. le nbda
utliainres lagAisL ilniieai a4s bosn ~ the ginss
alse a iae rimi1s II my written signature aee@mpa-
biek each b. lie.
GiIimore's Cholera and DinIrAea
Mihtnre.
This IL the best reiatd y known fm b. vi cpmb
iants, sueh Chu.osa Diarfhea, I,ysfh8tr, fnins
tir b wels 2c., ar. Ih,se " ho hape ussd il ale
charmed vi It's medical virtues. Iht blown
"a the glass.
Giiimore,s vegetable Cafhartic and
Ibsev TStIs.
These celebrated u lie ar excellent raiasds tor
Fustr aud ague B,lepVs tetpsints Cote, Try rs,e
", Censtpsttob Of tho B"wvh Itdtgsstiah. JHan-
dice, ~ rry. iisbnty, Lover Complaints, ho'ehss
Tie FTIn fcTFFs, &c I tt bEyT rEufTy pitt FUuwn
srd b usca With salty, whenever eathasie 10
aaed.
NIB. To insure gyuulne article and enc IN
which you can roy win perfect salty be particular
g. inquire for 6iilm"res Vegetables, fsfhalte aid
Lse- Pills. ~ theirs isa roanterisit article IN eircu
lxuon.
CsieAsntan Cough LsyengeA.
Prepared BY IL. X. oiiimme. popasar remedy
fsrsoushe, 1oids, and bronchial affections. They
nave entire sai faction those who have used
-hem.
Giltmsrc,s Hatv 8asssa.
BEAUTIFUL preparation fur the Hair. and properly
used. will II To its original softness ard
beauty. Those who have used il say it IL the best
preparation they have
Sold, wholesale and retail, by WILxisscx Il MAa-
Shall, Druggists, saesess"s TO II. II, ayres, corner
# Main and Third streets keokuk. iows Also BY
Druggists snd Merchants throagh out tbs State.
October j., f56--dAwy
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,.u,,,,,v

-" n N q " VI u WI
I'Il1 Institution will enmmenc. lis fret 4. nm
una y ths cantroi 81 Miss III q. bail, an eap,,.
fenced teacher, having taught for ssYsrai wears in
NttnHar Institutions wlth snreess, she Will b. -
ss'ei by Professor BRAFs aud other com petent tea
cnsrs a. the school may require.
= the destgp OF the b. tncipal and and nj con
hseNa Win thts instttutt5 ~ make it eutnpar4 fa
'"rtbiy wisn similar schools in sanferrin h Oh IN
~ fc aai ana moral eaituro, upon hos who giYe
II IN II aid by awaiting ives of Us atyantaya
~ s&1Isl @iii open ON the 18th If August Ia III.
large and connadiaus Hall on sgh street aiiatu.
ing tieghorad HaFri.un's Store, and will continue
IL " ks
For further particulars. enquire Of Mr.. VIII at,n
~ ms Ntoe. August 18th, ls5B-dfm
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The suI,crib rs, piorric
prs II the Empire stove
Works, st. Louis, beg
ieave TO inf arm i>tal G
Dealers III Iowa thai they
have established a hran,.t,
If their house in keakuk
where They will keep con
family on hand y large
and wcll-assorted stock
~
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y received direct from one III fhe larcas, "a,
ebfatsh saStern 3t0se manufacturers. d s.pari.
~ ~ '~'ihiSg Hlnyrs, ~ ues styles and patfsrns
arpa.sing any ~, b az If fel IN tl,e market i,
" etstnlg-, f4i.h convenience ara, econ
a. ct fael Those wishing satnntiu,, ya,. M, -
N Z ana purchase. NSN'" W.
Iheyare fsr sake low by
TILL NaHAsT lane IstYry
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BLACKS MITHlNG.
BY g.. w. i ng a o /.

7 ATE u Buffalo, ". X, il prepared
~ 10 do ali kinds Of iigh, aud heavy
work for Railroads, Boats, Locks,
Mills fngnre Homework A. Screw
cut to order from to n inches. Hating long e.
pefience and ample materials respectfully so.icts
orders.
shop N Third, between johnson and Exchange
STREETS, formerly occupied by w. 6rahain.
keokuk. Nov. IT DIV
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81 WILL RALsTON
/ MAILER IN groceries and Produce and Forward
- ing and Com mission Merchant, IS Main street.
between and I'd Knokuk Iowa
Wpnd call the attention Of the citizens Of thise;tv
ana Country Merchants 10 their large aud well So
iected st,~k Of urgeerrs They have one Of the lar
gee stocks ever aierei IN his place Of ali such ar
tci"s a. arc usually kept IN Grocery Establishments
aud viii I'll an the most reasonable terms ghay
be- tnntt nj from their long experience and n de-
termination 20 give strict personal attention ~ bust
ness, That they wi merit liberal share If custom
u8vlsiw
t'L't ~ fi'afl~- lusss'm rs rely upon getting
quincy btnf1nspfrt, anu Birmingham Flour
teguiarly, At So, Man street
\" - HAMlTL 4 RAIeT0N
[ 'LpEN SfRl P-iu 4ses anu hail bills Bol.
her Sugar House syrup. in kegs and half
'p'S. ht,sins IA boxes, half boxes and quarters.
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'"~asN ILL., '"- aas 1873 Main tSreet.
'hA hELLS.--b.4 fr,n the eeehrate,i Troy
teeNnsf, WAkkEA TED superio, h matt,
tahe ptat" Ea'ign II unnd and DURABILITY, ID
uy naae ~ tAe country o. Europe sample bells
nay rs seen AZ cur stuT Any stze IN nisbnl - a.
~ ~ shofi Lice For sate by
RUgi9 4 ~
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yNT0ULD respectfully call the attention Of the
w public 70 their stock Of the first suslity n
Marble, which they have just received diresi from
the East which they enabled 10 sell at q ches
! . rate n can be- obtained in 81. Louis
We are determined to sci upon The motto
"shAM PROFITS AND arlcK RETURNS"
Give as call and We pledge ourselves 10 show you
- hne marble, and ns good workmanship, both 10
'ue nrnamsnfai and plain styles, a. can be found
anywhere in the United States
we nave another extensive sock If Marble On its
way from the East, and shall be fully prepared 10
nee, any demand that may be made for articles 10
our Tine.
Third Street, between Main and Blondeau.
April 5, 1854.
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N hUtAEs ARaf VI In st,re ~ Nassrs sn,ith
Sheldon, tiysr street, waa entered last evening"
pfanabiy ~ ~ ans Of False kays--ana mn m urase.
tnlatte u was maie 20 opsn the SAFE Tn. saf
ny "as 'ak%n from the iesk and applied to tn
No. DC epenei BY sll he efforts of the burglars.
The Key wa fobud broken in two pipee. near ,he
sale Northern Budget Troy. n T., Aug 2 ~
Empire Bank Locks attached, which his dsaan.'
tin, "A BURGLARS, tAaY be- fonnd at the WorId
sale to.s Dapol, us Maia-sf
TILL Mil Asf. LANE A RItEr A.a,,a
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Dcale In Clocks, ~ Asches 4 eWs lry
on SECOND STREET,
fNcxs door 80 g. PArsons' Banking Housel
kEOkUk,
vINHE subscriber has just received q large n
l aud beautiful stock Of doid and Silver "a
Watches, Gold Jeweiry, Ae,, comprising the AS&
latest styles Of lAdiaS Br-Ast Pins Esr
Rings, Finger Rings, Caf Pms, 6oid 6iard and
Fob Chaaus, keya, seals, silver 1himblss, Gold
oiides, snaps, studs, Gold Pens With or without
holders, uoid Pencils, Psss and PenclA
WAfm REPAIRING.
The subscriber being practical watrhmakeY,
feels coapcten to repair the iicat aud dcil-
cate work that may b. entrusted "a his care.
All work warranted TO give sa Ia faction
IuARscr TixK.
The public may rest assured that the correct time
ie, and always wlii be kspt "
set -, isA5--sl3y ". W JONES
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New Store and New Goods
Hardware aud Gallery.
~ 49, .'" f"tt h EGhfh
fILLtNGH i~g. LANE a. vsllIl
n A r rsr

iNfOR EftS AND DEALERS
nttEh tn the Country Trade, Manufacturers
~ ard dealers gen rally, full aud complete as.
''rttneni II iiardwart, Cutlery. Nnls House Trim
m'nss' Mechanics Tools. AZ, &c on the most lib.
rnl terms.
HAVING unsurpassed facilities f9r Importing. and
pbtainlng gods II Am srlcan Manufl cture, they
are preuareA q furnish dealers aud rn, 4l..r A,
emily, at the L3tetd Hatkei Rates
Also Agents
For the Worlds s-fg CO..
Troy Bill Foundry;
Berl'n's Patent Horse Shoes.
ihe Excelsior Horse Powers
hoekuk, Juiy Ia, 1856 dsw
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hsH aAl4s Iaals, a the bst Eagiisb aud
- American taansfseture saw FIas A.sa,
''''s, @ef' - - ~ leseriidior faf sale low iy
IIiLiNeHAsI, LANE& ECEL,
"1F- laS Nau.at
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YINIEsE pictures are
L All ad II any thing
Yer before made. 4 he
subscriber would call
The attention Of those
VI hing to get. n pic
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GiIImose's Cholera and DinIrLea

This L. The best feta,dy known fm b, WI emp
ia.nts such as che4osa Diafffea, IysehferJ fnins
IN Is wis. ac., ar Ihise y he hare il ale
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-25
OuH RELATIONS WITH England

OUH RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND
lon,' the correspondent of the Bal
timore San, in his letter Of the 18th
inst, writes
"There is much and rct wholly
unnecessary alarm as to the condition
Of our relations with England. The
recognition of the Rivas- Walker Gov
ernu.ent will be considered as dis
courteous act, and in connection with
the dismissal of the Minister aud Con-
suIs will probably be made the subject
of much complaint
The british Government will. it is
suggested, ask an explanation Of the
policy of the United States in giving
aid encouragement to fillibusterism,
especially as Mr. Marcy had informed
Mr. Crampton, N n conversation re.
ported 10y the latter, that this govern
mcnt would eudeavor to put stop to
Walker aggression.
Ia reply othis forthcoming demand
for explanations, it will be sufficient
for Mr.. Marcy, to refer TO the latter
portion Of the FinoiDnati platform.
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HoNrEsrEp ELEcTloNs.-W We are
constrained to ask the question ;fyain,
GLOW near to the end Of "the conles-
ted election cases has our neighbor,
the official organ advanced alas
he given us, all the English of them,
and are we now bordering on the
French ~ The question is daily ask
ed, and as we serve the 1ublic as a
kind of oracle through which the pub
lie voice is heard, VIC now act upon
the promptings, End ask in all the
meekness of "Mr. Uriah Heap when
are we to come to the end Of it !; and
VIII re does SO much evidence come
fror,. TO speak candidIy for onrself.
we f3el about it, much as we do, about
I" LES Puurres Garcons' in t!le Feuil
Teton of "Le Nlcschecebe." In suite
al proclaim numGro has been coming,
lor the last three years; and we do
not see that we are any nearer the end
Of the story, than we were at the be-
ginning
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-25

KANSAS GETTING Qu1Er'--We
learn by dispatch from St. Louis,
dated June 20, that advises received
there from Kansas state affairs are
assuming a mllder aspect Rumors
OF violence have almost ceased to be
beard y
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Just Received.

0USU lttCe1Ve0.
700 SACKS fresh made BRAN:
lOV 20 barrels Heavy Rump Pork
100 Bale Hay;
500 bushels O.ts;
600 barrels ear Com;
IS boxes Louisville Star Candle,
251"
25l
10 New Bedford Sperm;
$50 Assorted Soaps;
10 bags prime Rio Coffee;
10 Pockets old Java;
10 barrels fresh Soda Crac kers.
Can be had as low as in any other house
in the city-for cash.
june24. A. MoNrAN &@BRo.
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BROcE OVER THE AnlrE.--A
bridge Of boats, has been formed at
Benton's ferry over the Amite, to ia
cilitate the travel to the Amite
Springs. There is now during low
water) no detention at the river.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the Ball, on the night Of the
Bird inst, and as invitations hnve been
pretty freely distributed in the city
and2:hrough the two Parishes an op-
portun'ty is offered for citizens to see
the appointments, of this delightful
place for summer resort. Q
We learn that all the rooms at the
Amite Springs, are engaged for the
season, mostly by persons from New
Orleans. The rooms are all engaged,
at Greenwell also. 1t is pleasant to
contemplate the fact, that our citizens
are beginning to find out, that they may
enjoy themselves quite as we'll at home,
in the summer season, as abroad -
This too, with as much security from
the contagion Of large cities, as can be
found any where.
On the Is ult.. Prince Metternich
entered bis eighty third year
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-25

Times IN CAMpEN.-A gang Of
counterteits we're arrested in Camden,
N. j., last week. Among them was
an elegantly dressed woman. In their
den were large piles Of notes, bogus
coin, acids, dies, presses, etc. Letters
were also found, showing that the
gang had accomplices in nearly all the
States; and Geographic dispatches
were sent off at localities from ALBANY
to New Orleans to head off some OF
the crew. "a
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Trouble In the Convention.

The protracted democratic convcn-
ton, which for the past two weeks has
been holding its meetings in the ro.
tunda of the Washington Statue Page.
da, came near splitting asnder "for
good" yesterday evening at four and
| a half clock p. NJ.
The debates for the past week, have
boen very angry indeed tinctured
with acrimony, antimony and arsenic
The lizards have split away from
the Softs and the Softs from the IIards,
each in the hope of breaking up the
quorum upon which the life of the
convention hangs Yesterday even
ing a point of order arose. The del
egates frou the West, took issue with
the delegates from the East more on
account of their being from the West,
than for auy honest difference of OPT
Mon. The Swallow Tails opposed
the "Purple Heads" and notwilh-
standing re, eate'l calls for "order" On
the part of the President who stood
on the wing in the middle of the ro-
tunda, still there was no ORDER
Whilst Jetfersons Manual was being
referred to on one side of tho House,
AS authority for order, the profound
work of Arkwr'ght on Parliamentary
Rules, was quoted on the other side.
In the debate on the original point of
order, nine other paints arose, the eff
feet Of which was, that the original
point was lost Not even the Presi
dent of the convention himself-a
sleek and shiny Blue Black, of the
Martin family, could tell. The Sohs
i'll high dudgcon, quit the Pagoda in
solid body: disguised with the pro
ceedings. They went over and lodged
in a tree on the other sido Of .he
street. The very Identical mole bill
upon which Genl. Phil. Thomas, plant.
ed his foot and his nine FOUNDER and
threw grars at least mile, into the
emp'y-primitivc fort of Rcd Stick.
The party Of Softs, when they got
over hera, held a separate meeting, in
which they said to themselves, what
will the Hards do without us ~ The
Hards on the other hand exulted and
called the Sohs demogogues and
Place-seekcrs, who would drive them
out of Offices in the Pagoda, as much
for their omn sake as the country's.-
Parties Of two or three were sent out
from each side to parley in mid air,
midway; but the more they talked
tho more they disagreed. What eff
feet this rupture in the Convention
will have upon the affairs Of the State
the nation and the world remains to
be seen. 1t is rumored that some of
the b!uest of the delegates. are black |
livered sbolitionists, from the North,
who sail down here at this season, and
60 away again when it is over. IF
such be really the case, then it proves
the truth of the adage again, that
"there are black sheep in every flock
The debates of the Convention will
be published by the official organ as
soon as that respectable sheet gets
through publishing the contested
election cases. which are yet to ap-
pear in "Low Dutch" for the benefit
Of parties, mostly interested in New
Orleans.
THINGS IN CAMpEN.-A gang of
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SPAIN AND MExIce.-Paris papers
received at New York by the steamer
Emeu, say that Spain will surely de-
Care war against Mexico, if her claims
on Ihe latter Government are not
paid
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-25

CARTHAGENA A FREE PoRT.-OM-
cial information has been received at
the Department. Of State, that the
Congress Ct the Republic of New
Granada has passed law declaring
Carl hagena free port, to come into
operation on the first Of September
next.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-25

The PEN1TENT1ARy.-The work Of
rebuilding the Gotten factory destroy
ed some time ago, goes bra,ely on
Already the fist story Of the building
is up, which is to be three stories high,
instead Of two. as heretofore The
calculation is to have one hundred and
fifty cotton looms. There was only
sixty before the fire. and they were
pretty we'll used up from service
There are more prisoners there now
than at any former period. say 34S
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-25
New and Popular Music.

THE Flower Queen; Say yes Pussy !;
i Bell Brandon; Don't be angry Mother !;
Norma March Serenade March, IT'S
Midnight Hour; When the moon on the
lake is beaming Aurora Galopade Sa-
lutte Ia France; Willie we have missed
you, and Shanghai Polka, Just received
and for sale by GEO. M. HEROMAN.
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Old Rosi tho Bow

NELODEONS, Victims, Violin Cases,
wi Guitars, Flutes, Flageolents French
Horns, Bass Viols, Flies, Clarlonets. Also
Violin and Guitar Strings, Violin Bow hair
and Ros.n, Violin Screws and boards, and
tail pieces, in store and for sale by.
jun24 GEO. M HEROMAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-25

WORK ON THE CAPITOL GRouNns.-The
<much needed work or repairing the pave
men.s about the Capitol grounds, is now
being done. Like all work for the State
and the generous public the ground for
the side walks, was hsstily graded; filed
in with loose earth, and the brick laid upon
it, before it had time to dry The marvel
is, thar the walls on the out and inside,
have'stcol the pressure. The iron fence, is
a beautiful piece of work and will stand the
test Of time. 1t costs great deal more
than any individual would have been will
ling to pay, for the same amount Of labor,
butit is Just so much ofthe public treasure,
out Of the way OF demagogues, and for this
cogent reason, would be an economical
piece Of work at any price.
The southwest corner Of the square
wants filling up, and then the State should
have gardiner or the premises at fair
salary to keep the grounds ornamented.-
Let this be doEe, and take away the s15,-
600 abortion, into which the Statue OF
Washington has been placed, and there is
not a more lovely spot on the face of the
earth, than our Capitol grounds,
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Books /! Books!

Books Books!
TIMERS French Revolution Lossinps
i Field Book OF the Revolution Homes
Of the New World Memories Of Aron
Burr; with large variety of cheap pub
locations, just received and for sale "
jun24 GEO. M. HEROMAN.
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Syrfial xotiffs .
Them Small Potatoes.

Them Small Potstoe'1/
HAVlNe a special favor, accepted the
l 1 down town agency for the sale of Bry-
ans ~ Dung America" small potatoes" |
would respectfully solicit the attention Of
purchasers to same. The popularity Of
these potatoes, is, that they are small, and
are OF purely domestic growth. Being the
production Of Bryan himself.
N; b The agency will furnish bags free
OF charge. ljune24.) BEAL.
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$50 REWARD.

D ANYWAY from the undersign-
n ed, the Boy JACK, about "a
years old-about feet high-d!alTk-A@
grille color-when spoken to, roll his eyes
about-rather impudent when ne sPeass.-
If said boy is captured within TINS state
l will give s25, or $50 if out OF IT,
Address the undersigned At Bayou Sara
June22.3-p X NEVILLE
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Young America" Potatoes

"foung America +" Potatoes.
A SMALL LOT Of the above brand of
"a "Small Potatoes" are just received
=" None genuine" except bearing that brand.
" Bring your own sacks and small deduc-
tion will be made" M. G, BRYAN.
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Dr.. Weavor's Celebrated Worm Tea and
Salve.
A FRESH SUPPLY Of this popular
"A Medicine, just received and for sale by
jln24 GEO. M. HEROMAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-25

Bacon Sides Il Barrel Lori,
A CHOICE article Of Sides and +. few
n barrels Leaf Lord, just received per
steamer lngomar and for sale BY
juue26 BARBEE & BENJAMIN
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G9e 9ailg Comet.
BATON ROUGE,:::::JUNE 25, 1856.
ARR1vAL OF Nh. FILLMORE IN New

ARR1vAL OF Nh. FILLMORE IN New
YoRk.-Hon. WILLARD FILLMORE,
came passenger in the Atlantic. She
left Liverpool on the l1th and landed
in New York on tho ed. On her
arrival, salutes were fired in honor of
NJ. FILLMORE, from the deck Of the
steamship and from the battery.
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Per Cnhuaubn.

10 dozen Worcestershire Sauce;
The above are in store from New York.
and warranted genuine.
jnne24. A. MONTAN & BRO.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-25

Family Groceries.

Family GrOcer1eS.
INHE ATTENTION of families and
i others is called to the stock of Family
Groceries, at the NJ E. Corner Of Court
Of Court House Square. Consumers in the
lower end Of town can be saved the neces-
sity Of running up town as far as Church
street for barrel Of Flour or key of Lard,
by stopping here. Articles sold at this es-
tablishment are exclusively Of the best quail
'ty, and will bear the closest scrutiny
Prices range but slightly above quotations.
may24 M. G.. BRYAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-25

s's {; ARA. s 1t is rum
ored that a project ofN new treaty
between the United 81 Es and Near
qua is entertained, say%lhc New York
Sun, Of the 10th, and hat if consum-
mated, as it is believed it will be, it
will have an important bearing on the
destinies of Nicaragua, and Of all the
Central American States Major lIeiss
we understand, goes out on the oath,
as bearer Of dispatches for the United
States Government, aud the des-
patches which he will carry out will,
no doubt, be Of an important chasac-
ter.