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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20

JOHN JORDAN.
r>..,.r In Ready Made Clothing, Cloths, Cassmsses,
-. v.o,, ..r.ct Dayenport lowa. octi5tf
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

FrREs.-Immense is the destruction Of
property this year by fires in the woods and
on the prairies and meadows. We hear the
amount Of hay consumed estimated at a
thousand tons. In the rear Of this city, up
and down Rum River, all around Minnetonka
through the Big Woods, out about Glencoe
and Hutchinson, and in parts Of the Mime
sofa valley, the fires have done heavy dam
age, and the atmosphere over an extensive
area has been so smokey as TO dsrken the
sur and 10 make all eyes TO smart
= The prairie between this place and the
Fort, says the Henderson Democrat. Of the
18th inst, was on fire during last week, un-
til Friday, when the rain Of that day quench-
cd the devouring element Large quantities
Of hay were destroyed, and also four yoke Of
cattle and two teams belonging to Messrs.
Gouchy and Gressler, Of this place. The
latter gentleman is poor man-the cattle
and teams having been his sole source Of de-
pendence for himself and fs,aily.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

New ROUTE TO CALIFoRSA.-Th he grea
scheme of the Honduras Railroad G ompany
with a capital of S10,0 900, under British
charter, is about to be brought out under the
most favorable auspices. The directors are
divided between England and the United
States, and some Of the most influential firms
give countenance TO the project, and appear
in the directory and as agents to procure SUBJ
scriptions. The difference of distance be-
tween New York and San Francisco, as COM
pared with the Panama route is /, l03 miles,
and the difference from Liverpool TO San
Francisco, touching at Kingston, Jamaica, is
83l miles IL is estimated that at the present
rates of speed by steam and rail, the time be-
tween New York and San Francisco can be
accomplished in thirteen days, four hours
and that steamers can be built, and with in
creased railway speed. the time can be re.
duced to eight days, sixteen hours. The ac-
complist - ent of this work will bring San
Francisco within speaking distance Of New
York
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
Darss wARM-BEors Now.-our climate

Dress WARM--BEGIN Now.-0ur climate
is changeable. Pleasant and charming wealth
or soon passes into raw and cold-taking days,
which, unless provided against, are most dis
astrous to the health Of the people. But the
women-the young ladies--are the most ex-
posed. Pride makes them the most insensible
and foolish beings which claim anything OF
reason and prudence. They dress to be sick,
and half of them are, because they despise
thick and warm clothing. Away with such
nonsense, men and women, and prepare for
the change Of season. Better be, healthy
beautiful and robust, than fashionable, thin
shoed, and nounced dress gentry, with gen.
tee cough aud consumptive look. Then dress
warm Begin nowl Put away your wafer un-
derslanding and summer trappings, and be-
take yourselves TO thick, warm, sensible, and
protecting clothing, such as sound-minded
men and women ought TO chose.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

CHANGEABLE LOCK AND KEy.-A very in
genious, unpickable, and ohsngeable lock has
been invented. The key is so constructed
that it is capable Of an inexhsustible number
of changes. This is effected by providing 1t
with slides, which work in grooves in such a
manner that each slide may be moved with
the nail. When the required arrangement is
made, the whole is tightened by screw, and
whatever form the screw is thus made to as
sumo, the lock adjusts itself to that form in
the act of locking. and only that form or ar
raogement of the key viii then unlock it,
Tnis is an ingenious device, and is said to
operate to great perfection.-Eat- Intel.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
The Episcopalian Clergy.

The Rev. Lewis Trapier, Of Charleston, has
addressed letter TO the Charleston Mercury
Oct %, in which, speaking of the Episcopal
General Convention recently held at Phila-
Sand from frst to last, (with the excep-
ton of single speech, which though infiam-
matory enough, fell like spark upon the
water,) not word has escaped from any one.
however far away in the North, or the East
or the West, which might not have been spo-
ken at the corner Of Broad and Meeting
streets, and would have met approval there.
Ay, more, we Southerners have been greeted
with most cordial affection, listened to with
respectful attention. and treated altogether
with such fraternal considerations, that our
hearts are very full Of love iu return, and of
|thankfnlness. to God South Carolina and
Massachusetts are en- the best Of terms; New
York and Virginia exchange and Interchange
continual cour.esies; Ohio and Mississippi are
arm in arm; Maine and Texas 20 side by side.
and the whole Convention In both Hous,s 5,
by acclamstion, agree 10 meet next South of
Mason q Dixon's line, in Richmond. Va, ex-
pressly TO give proof to the Southern breth-
rem of confidence and affection, and evidence
20 all the rest of the worl6 that however con-
scientiously we may differ, even about the
'qaestsc vezaser Of the day, we are all deter
mined that we will not therefore, break the
bond of Christian fellowship, but would rath-
er, if we may, help with that fellowship to
stav the torrent which may sweep away the
fair fabrics of our civil Unicn."
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

"A correspondent, who was stopping up
on his claim few miles from ST. Peter.
writes under date Of October 20:
We have had some terrible fires in the
woods lately that have affected us not lit
tie. Two nights we had TO sit up all night
to keep our cabin from being swept away by
the devouring element which ragged with in
tense fury around u.s."
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

OF The National Iateilgsncer announces
that the health OF tho Hon. John M. Clayton.
of Delaware, is improving, and that. although
his recovery will be necessarily slow. yet
there is no reasonable doubt that he will be.
able to resume his duties in the Senate du-
ring the coming session.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

OF A package Of old letters recently
brought man $4,000 in Bristol, England.
His fDt flame married another man, and he
himself also married, but retained the letters
Of his first love against an occ ssional remon-
STRANGE Of bis wife. After some years the
writer OF the letters died a widow, leaving
her old lover $4,000, aud her letters to bim
were essential TO prove his identity. The wife
is now glad she was not allowed 10 burn the
evidence Of her husbands early affection for
another.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

0TThe last number Of the Rockport,
Democrat contains a complimentary notice Of
Colonel Drew upon his recent visit to that
section. The Colonel spoke several times in
Spencer county, and we should judge from
the encomiums Of the Democrat that he gave
his party good atisfaction.-EVansville Jour
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

Infallible cure for nervousness and in
disposition to sleep-go 10 hear Rev. John
M drawl through one OF his long wind
ed sermons. The chances are that the pa
tient viii soon be nodding his respects to
old Morpheus, and will be in deep slum-
Der long before the Rev. John reaches his
insipid "sixteethly."- 1t is a better narcotic
than laudanum or any Of the remedies men,
toned in the books. If you doubt try it,
You know the patent medicine rule is, mo
cure no pay" We have too much sympa-
thy for suffering humanity" TO charge any
thing for this recipe, and besides, it will be
some compensation to have the Rev. Johns
"good will"
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

OF The first grist mill ever erected 10
Pennsylvania is yet in existence. 1t is a
quaint old stone building, and bears date
about 1880 1t is located on small stream
near Germantown, and some Of the original
machinery imported from Ensland is still re-
tanned in the mill.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

A ROYAL CHILD.-The young Princess Of
England is little headstrong, as this anec-
dote will show:
Mr. Brown. medicinal practitioner in the
vicinage of Windsor's Meads, is frequent
visitor, kind of daily purveyor of domestic
medicine at the palace, aud the Princess Of
ten addresses him thus: "Good morning,
Brown" !" emitting the "Mr" This came to
the ears Of the Royal an !" who forbade its
recurrence, and threatened that on its being
repeated. she would send Miss Guelph to bed.
On Mr.. Browns next visit and in the pres
ence Of Victoria, the Royal Princess saluted
him as usual, with ~Good morning Brown"
and "Good night Brown, for 1 sm sent 10
bed, Brown The Queen kept her word.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

OF The Lexington. Scott county, Guard
is belaboring political preacher in its vicin-
ity after the following fashion:
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

BENEFIT OF ADvERTIsISG.--A gentleman
who had read few chapters Of "0non the
Gold Beater," published in our. columns as
advertisements, came all the way from Hsr-
rison county to purchase the remaining num-
bers of the New York Ledger containing the
story, but had to return disappointed, there
not being a copy Of that paper left for sale in
the city. All furnished to the booksellers
here were sold. This shews the benefit of
judicious advertising.--that is advertising in
papers that have large circulations. and that
too, among reading people. Although the
proprietor Of the New York Ledge paid us
large sum for publishing few chapters of
that story, he has doubled and trebled the
ssles of his paper by it The moral of all
this is, you win make money by advertising
in the New Albany Ledger-N a. Ledger.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

The foregoing list embraces sll the premiums
awarded at the State Fair excepting those in
Division j., embracing miscellaneous articles.
The entry books in that class are still in the
hands of the committee, who have not yet re-
ported. This division is lengthy aud varied in
the kind and quality of the articles entered in
the class. As soon as we obtain report Of it
we shall prepare list of premiums and pub
lish it,
There were no entries made Of n large mum.
Der of articles on which the State Agricultural
Society offered premiums-consequently the
list of a,rarded premiums is not as large as the
list of offered premiums
In the hustle, hurry aud thronged crowd that
attended the Fair number OF articles got lost
or mslaid, and the committee had 10 report
'not found" This gave an undue advantage
to some competitors, and prevented others from
appearing in the lists at ALL
Several certificates of the examination of field
crops were lost, and no report could be made on
portion of this class of agricultural products
in consequence.
Prot. Mapes offered several premiums on his
own responsibility in the published list OF the
Society. Only one article was entered in his
list-a specimen OF shoeing horses. The other
premiums offered were for sub-soiled and under
drained land, and root crops.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

DlNlolON TT ANN lmI ..
CLASS l-PLows, uARRows AND CULTIvA-
TORS.
PIow PoR CLAY soIL.
LIST, Beard & Sinex, Indians apolis and Richmond,
diploma and silver cup. SO 90
PLow FOR LIGHT SANDY SOIL.
LIST, 5. Hoyey Co. Richmond, silver cup. 10 90
Flow YoR ALLuvIAL, OR MUCK SOIL.
LIST, Beard & Sinex, indianapolis and RIehmend,
dip and cup. ....,..................... 10 90
sUBsoIL rLow.
LIST, Is Hovey x Co, Richmond, silver cup. 1000
SIDE HILL PLow.
LIST, Beard & sinex, indps and Richmond, cup. o 90
FLOW ron GENERAL USE.
lst Beard & sinex, Indps Rich. silver cup 10 90
ONE HoRsK FLOW.
lst, Beard Sinex, lndps and Richmond. y. g 90
cuLTIvAroR.
lat, Hoyey Co. Richmond. ................. 8 90
Two HORSE HARROW.
ist W NJ Cause Indianapolis. is.................. 90
YIELD ROLLER.
lst james Griswold, Marion co. ............... 90
CORN PLANTER.
lst, Jarvis Case, indianapolis diploma and. .. co
CLASS 2.
FORKS, RAKES AND OTHER SMALL TOOLS.
Six HAY FORKS.
] lt, Birkenmayer, indianapolis, dip and . 90
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

LEMON FLANTs1..
lst, A Lloyd & Son, 4-s','''.'. wv
BooUlT (RoUND)
1st, G w Butcher, Marion Con-. eco
DISPLAY OF CUT FLOWERS.
lst, A Lloyd & Son, Tippecanoe 800
FLORAL ORNAMENT.
lst, A Lloyd & Son, do 5OO
CLASS 5-PAINTING, DRAWING, &C. =
LANDScAfE PAINTING IN OIL.
lst Jacob Cox, Indianapolis dip and sill cup 10 GO 90
I'd do do ...............s.. 0W
FANCY PAINTING IN OIL. - aaa
1st, Jacob Cox Marion CO, dip and sii cup 10 90
2d a.! r Tiers 40 40 .'.,'..'..,','.... dIp CgO
PORTRAIT PAINTING IN OIL.
lst, Jacob Cox. do, dip and d...-.-.....".'' o 50o
% do do. .........'....'.'.''. oW
ANIMAL PAINTING f 81
1st, Jacob Cox do. dip and. ..... ,...-.'...- 90
Afgr FEUfT PAINTING.
i lst, :. Cox diploma and sSS SSS
- g FLOWER PAINTING.
lst. Miss Ellen b W hitney, Madison, dip. and. 90
3D. Mrs A G Porter, Marion co .............. goo
cRAyoS DRAWING
lst, l. NJ Phipps, diploma and ...... .........5 500
I'd Mrs n Spcer. oW
p a7sS@fE PES- DRAWING, -'ao ~
lst, Bryant, indianapolis. diploma and. =. 90
,f..r SIGN PAINTING.
lst, A Fisher, diploma and .;.....:....-..-. s. %
3D. Geo w ller. ....'''''.'''' '',' oW
q, DAGUEREoryPE. -ara. ia ID
LIST, Bowers & Peaslee, diploma and 90
I'd, L Guard -.-...-. ----.--r' ...-'---.'.-, o. w
" AGRICULTURAL DRAWING.
r....-;.t. uro-+ Uayna dixloma and 100
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-13
Not ia,C.

THr subscriber respectfully returns his
| thanks to his friends and customers who
have ,ln'ins the past wear l'lrrslly given
him thei, patronage and takes this "etl'-
ol o., inlr,ning them and the ,n,l'r at
large that Il. has now en- hand large |"f
ri scasnnnl lumber and eve,y 'hing ,euu 8
;tu frr The undertaking s,r"essi"l ,r'rrl"-
ton &c All work ~ the shape "f H""se
Buildings. Blinds. Sasl, and Doors. fitting
up g, stores. Ra,,rrn il, the best. most
,'nrahle auI wr'knanlikn st,le a Allr,dnts
lett at n q Mrn'nns hardware Store the
Pusi ut'ire 9, at NV shop q" With street
adjoining st. Pete, and 81. raul' enlle2a
viii meet g''b prompt attention" i,
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Atcnu,, Pressed Brick.

I.NoR i'GJeonNrn'cnee Of the CITIZENS ot
L Baton Rouge. an cthce has bee, open
ed at .'oS"us BhAhs SIoNr. opposite the
Harvey lIcuse, where orders may he loft
Tor immediate transmission (. The SrEAN
RRtCk and l'MRfR Nuts. oi the suhscrl-
her. and Will be filled with quick desra'c h
as u given At the office on the varl These
wishing firm and dnrahle article. are So
'ir''cd TO test The quality OF the STEAM
PRESSED. D-- Brick delivered IN town aud
vicinity in any quantities. a, lowest ket
rates, laui2s-tn - II SCHENCK
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Grnts. Clothing emporium,
First Arrival OG the SEASON
Ar THr nNt FR'Ct
f1Othtlsg EvslIOvtvsss.

THE subsctIcf Lns 1Vs7 'ere'vpH ~
i steamer Cpescr~t t,,v from New
York. large and beautiful assortment ct
GENTS FFRNfSHiNG GOOUS,
Consisting VI LINEN Rcsnm Shifts; silk
Cot'rn and Nprnr unrle, s',','s shit Crl-
lars. Linen and Ccttrn Draws; Hrsi-tv
Gloves. suer.rlers. Iir"u and silk Pocket
Ulkt. r,a,a. Ne,k lie>. s.p,f> S'o"l
~. ~ ~ which have he." ..l"r'"1 from
he most 'ashicra''" houses N New vr'k,
and viii ''e sold ~ low rr'ss I" "'t'e' :"
Do Justice and give satisfaction tr cash hoy
.,S he has r,aln il /, 'ue in n'l ,as.s ~
deduct 'e" ,,at cent f., cash a"l will ~ "''
eases et,ictly aui,e'e f. fhat principle
eertG i " " rNILI IFS
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THE DAILY COMET.
Published Daily lNluhdays Excspted.)
q. 4. pvKE. Eass~v r. Proprietor.
49,
office on Third Street.

t~Trrssss. --rsR .ub.cripsl,ni. !. hsed attire
tat. NJ ~ ~ per snnurn, payable in advance, or
~ y" ~ the expiration cfs'. months. The Week
w IA rnb,ish-d At ~ khps, nnnrn,, Invariably n
advance. B,sh viii be pupctnalls delivered with
IN the limits Of the City by the carrier.
~ ~AAvevtssoss9.--O Dcl'st re@ 'qicre
tnv the arst insertion, and hsif that amount for
evcy subsequent inserti-nten lines or less, con
Htituts a square.
HeNsly Advertising. Merchants, Tra.
arrs, and athst., vii, W r.Htrsct.d with on the
lrcst re. ssnabie terms.
~ .gOb- " Or k.-Cce facilities fcf dnine
'ph Work with nratpess and desratch-~iN Az va
t,eties nj crirrs, cannot Ne surpassed BY nnS e.
sahii.hm.nt IN the Citv-surh as:
. lsw,sss' Rwiess s-RsiL Trx~vs-rrs.sss-
hIpaps--Bm, % LApiSus- PRcoRa Nm sEi.crics
Ttcs -rnraow-s' LsSsts -Casrs- -C'srriv"s II
and v,s,@ssa O.wps Far farther particulars, We
S.vit. y.u to call and see our specimens.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-13

A lKlN's Cort AMI Cnt'on r"''iva'or
~ This t,,ly useful agricultural improv
1m nj has heon fully tested hy highly res
rectahle and r'ac''cal planters VIII" atle,rul
trial. say That w its usa. II Tho r"lt',at"n
of Corn. Cane. or Cotton there is a saving
of at least cne third the labor I" man aud
horse over the common rew. It's new
invention Patented Na'rh % ,sls
Planters ave invited to cal, and examine il
A supply IN hand and for sale Ivy
TUNNARD 4 HEnENBtJRG
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-13
Oaromorf At y. e. Montan.
House g"vw,sh,ugs.
WATER Giste,us. p,irp"1s and F~

WATER Gis1etns. Dr'rV"ts and F"ets .
w oval "ctrgnn and ."'eretl Hall ta,ars ::
eram.Ilpd Stew Pans block tin and iron
Sauce Fans, turned bras. Preserve ket.
ties: cast iron and es,tlen Srit'"ors oval;
eu,,ate and Gothic Walters Sslvers and
lea Trays; Lamp Globes; Eliuu.ts and
Wirk rirh cenfe, table Ftencl, busters;
rc'nmnn Yankee '';tto; eommcn, woc'len
B","isl"1 Rti''a"'a and silver plated Va
h'n fas'",s. n, u 4 NuNVAN's
luIl Church Street
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Dissolution oS pnrtncrsl,lr.

rJNHE nrm >f W. +. TUNNARp& co.
L was dissolved hv limitation. on the
Slst OF December l>55. The business Will
he continued by W. F. Tr>xAxr, on his
own account. The name OF the firm will
only be used 10 the settlement of accounts
W r. TtfNNARD,
Ian. ,ati 1880 a. " HEpENBEHC
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-13
Ar(bitfttural G arba, &f,
- usruM.N. =. GERREr
n, a. NAU1vNgAN d 10

House, Sign s; Ornamental PmDfers
MOULD respectfully cali the attention Of The
w rii1eus NJ i'a'rn Hrree ard cft the 'diacert
parishes, that they are nrw rrerate' :" 'c nv
kinds ot work that MAY he entrusted W them
ard riedg" thc-ss,vrs tn give crre,a' eatisfar
ton 70 those who win favor them.
- Also uraini'No Naving and Gliding: ''"'f'
m ~ wood and marble rvec.tal IN The very h"s'
style. tEFrcsco painting Banners and ''ar-
sr,eeurre i,a'rted ~ "''"'. Shop cav N"r''
Bcnleva,h and 81 Louis sts ianis-,.
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Carrtngcs.ua Harness. Whipa.NC.

FHHE Snherrihcr's assortment ot tarria-
Sos Harness. whips. NJ is n,w com
pletc. and h. in..itos an examination 81
hi. stock hctcva purchasing IN New o.
lrane. as he guarantees his prices as low as
as any IN the South
Nareroor, ccrnes ot Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing in
superior style al The old established stand
co,nef OF Main aud Church Streets
TUNNARN & HEDENRV re
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GSAlRBANks B. Will SON.

House. sigu g. Ornamental Painters.
Third Street, ~, dcr's Nort'' rf The F"st "fr".
11AVlNG permanently 'aca.es ~ bato" Rnare,
" ~n wnnlaDfesrer'ff'lv ao'ir'' I sha'" ~ the
rubair patronage. Reire practicable wn"a5'"", Te
are IN *uk nn the most reasonable te,n, AND II,
The Ne s'tin O
ALSO, Draining. Wath'irg. G'nyinr SAL Paper
hanging neatly executed.
k- Plantation wr,k oelir'.ai ani promptly
attended tr slrrtsr.
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steam l,aCkimgi

IUTTA Fercha Steam Packing
~ Kentucky and Cotton packing; 0sskef ~
per and Navy Oakues Steam Hihs. FURNISHED nns
Polished: steam Stops ami Guage Cocks: Brass
Coupling and Connecting Cocks. for iron or COP
pc. pipes. always on hand ~
ian 1y-y IAUGfiIER 4 JANOVF.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-13
CHARLES RUSTON.

nIArkEMITHlNG AND WAstON-
ID MAKING rLnr,:ps M.Trrr.z
mane and repaired BUG Eta E4fg)
E'FH anl o'her ,el,,lrs ss'sFs'sAets's. iss'
done Al The sho,!es, r'iire Horse shceine
done with the greatest care and despatch
tl-All wo,lS dove w HIM shall he equal
to that done al any othe, establishment ~
the South
Wagons and Carts always on hand
for sale shoe on Africa Street. near V
Hend2as Ny Good store. lanv;v
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lar0uitr 4 Gauonf.
LATE ARRIVALS OF
1856. uARDW ARE! 1856.

THE undersigned have on hand and
! are daily receiving pev steamers snd sailing
vessels. direct from the Manufactures, a general
sssestment n WVsWessjc ns,6 GOveBRn
Ward ~ n re-. winch they Offer At prices not -
he t*"vRsn,r l.per,tR 4 Lawns,
jap17.y Cor. Lafayette and FloridS SITS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-13
lsvate.. Crate. aud Stoves.

4 NEW supply of The above for par
IL lc, mud office. with and without summer
fronts Coet Stoves, large ard small; Egg. BOX
barrel and Franklin Stoves, fny wood ard Coa /,
assorted si,es, besides the a-tirlee which general
ly go with them-such as Goal Mods, Shovel md
Tcugs h.. A. the Hardwarr Store cf
ian iiy LARgtfiER 4 LASOIiE.
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To SpOrtp, n, e n,

| FEW 'l"z best English, Stub Twist
~ Double and Single Barrel Shot t3uus. H."
si'es. .tia,ne Bags, Powder Hcrns, Patent adding.
r"ed lined and Central Fire Gaps: Wnd Gut
t.rs Gun Tubes. and every thing else conrec ted
in that line at IAN0UtFR 4 LANU'r,
janiI-y. Cor. Lafa yette and Florida a's.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-13
rrotfssianal Notices.

nN, a, ". pEARlNH, offers lis pro
" t.-.lonrl -~fsNrs 10 the rnh''c. ONCE ~
church .t-,prp.l.. WaHHitt 4 bay's Drug Stove.
R..id~rce .. Main street., bstwaen church AMI
r,ttb streets hec5.y.
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wooden Ware /!

A NF. Ha'chet. Tile Anger and Chsel
N Handles. Clethe lie Reels, Horse
and Whit Wash Brushes. Paint Brushes
and Sasl, Jools. for sale hy
pc NONTAN. Clutch 81
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NEW CARPETS

NEW CARPETS. i have now in s'o,e
" splendid assnr'n,ant "f new si vie
Carpets which We're ,,n,rhasnH al auction
~ rhia1rfria At very low r''ces and
VIII he sold aC,rrlingly
octls-v. ". ". PHILLIPS
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Cart and Wagon Harness.

4 FULL ASSORSMENT Of Collars
II Hames, Blind lu'dIes, Cart br-echine,
TART saddles, Uaggon harness, Trace chains
&c. which we offer at moderate prices
jaulsdyl LARGUIER Il IAkDNF. e
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s1uOyEu.s. SPADES.

\ NFs and Row'a"ds Spades. Dirt "nd
n Scoop slovels. Rakes aud Garden
Hoes. Ladies Flcrcl Hoe. Rakes, dr.
y. e Monvar, Church 81
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Locks! Locks!

'RFNCH. Southern R;m Leve: Store
| Door. Cuhherd and Pa,llocks, ais"
t.ol ever, description on baud and f"'
ehv y e MONTAN.
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(nst Steel.

DEsI Cast Steel; C'stern Hoop Iron
ID Iron Wove Wire, and lro" R,vets, 10
sale hv ID. 4. NONlAN.