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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-04-17

M.ssRs. EDITORS: Having noticed in the
Country Gentleman, an article or two on
Thick and thin Sowing" and Proper
Quantity Of Seed to an Acre / can by nv
own experience confirm the suggestions and
statements Of others From observation Of
thrifty growing crops, have long been salts
fed and convinced that a less quantity of
seed viii do; for an inspection Of stout grow
ing grain, it is very evident that the number
Of plants growing on given space Of ground
is far short Of the number Of seeds sown.
Very often | have examined winter wheat
before harvest, by counting the number of
roots or plants growing on square rod, and
Weighing equal number of grains, have
ascertained that where one and half to two
bushels seed had been sown, only from six to
eight quarts per acre were actually growing
ct harvest time and while living in western
New York, have repeatedly sown only half
4 bushel wheat per acre, on part Of field,
and have always found that the plants were
fewer, they always spread out more and filled
better than on other parts of the field, where
they were crowded by ovor-seeding.
In April, 1854 sowed field of 20 acres
20 oats, except piece Of about an acre, on
which | sowed 2 bushels Of peas and half
hushel oats mixed. This piece lay on one
side Of the field, and was Of the same aver
age character as to quality or surface. l
finished sowing in the afternoon, and expect
"a that the teams would finish the whole field
by sundown but having too much ground
u 90 over, the ground was not touched The
next it rained, and continued wet for three
days. Six days after sowing, | directed a
hand to get the harrow, and if the peas were
not much sprouted, to finish it, which he did
by narrowing it over once; and going to
the ground afterwards myself, found that the
peas by doing were mostly spoilt for
growing They had sprouted from two to
our inches. The oats, however, grew well,
and for some time before harvest they could
De plainly distinguished from the road by a
darker color and taller growth. At harvest
time, and in hauling to the barn, and from
the comparative number of sheaves and yield,
the piece was estimated by every one to
Weld at least ten bushels more per acre. than
Tie balance of the field, on which | averaged
two bushels seed per acre, all sowed on the
same day. The piece, or pea ground con
tanned by measurement after harvest, $50
rods, and no peas OF any consequence grew
on it. The whole field averaged So bushels
per acre. WIN. PLOCKER. 1
Metomen, Wis CoUntry Gentleman.
NoTE.-The greater yield of oats on the
pea ground was probably owing to other
causes than the one assigned, perhaps greater
fertility better condition of the ground.
Vet we are convinced that much less seed
than is usually sown will produce as .good
crops, if the land is very rich and well pre-
pared, and the seed evenly distributed be-
cause the strength and condition of the soil
causes the plants to stool little better. Poor
land in bad condition, requires more seed.
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S,HERIFFS SALE.-By virtue OF sundry writs
- OF cution Issued out OF the Clerk office of the
Wayne Circuit Court to me ireeted, will offer al
public sale at the Court House door in tho town of
ten'ervile, Wayne county lndis ma the 30 day of
May, 1856 between the hours of ID o'clock A. NJ ,
and o'clock p NJ of sai il day the following desert
bed real estate io-w Lot No IS and the half of
lot No - numbered the plat CT that part of the
city of Richmond in said said county OF WAYNE laid
Oh by Charles W. Starr, the ha been he'd
and ordered to be sold suit Of william Wood, Al
fred Wood and John Elstner an others the proper
ty OF Caleb S. Burdssu
JOHN PAGE, Sh'ff W c.
IpAr3, 1856. $3.50 I6-3t
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The WAY IT'S Done is the Thing!
Mudge's Patent Washing Machine

,n,HE undersigned has based thu r. sh for nanafac
turing celebrated and economical Machines for
county prepared supply all orders fair
only It fair trial in order 20
family lie intends that the people
stB good for and that they snail soon
opportunity the Aaeias 10 their satsac
he vii = number hand and
really All he trial for three or four weeks
for q family, for shorter time order that It's
be fully appreciated /! not found to work sat
sfaetory the end Of that time the Machine can be re
made, provided Il Is not damaged in
lie has assurance TO believe That It VIII Re
thing for the OF washing all
clothing half the time IN the ordinary made
the clothes. and half the quantity Of
Soap
alss hand and viii make 20 order all kinds Of
SASH DOORS FRAMES. Of the best quality He VIII
furnish material buildings. and put them
fair terms. his thanks 10 the public FOR
liberal patronage particularly
10 try Washing Machine, as he IS
harm will % a trial. and much good
Shop the OF Sixth and Market
streets Address rHOS. q. THOMPSON,
Manufacturer, Richmond Ind
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.Ehp1.iH's .%rsS

10y virtue Of execution directed. the Wayne
Circuit Court, will expose public sale the Court
House door In CenHeville. Wa Indiana the
I9th April. 1850 between the 10 o'clock. A
N snd o'clock r NJ. the fo"sinT I.seraed real
number thirty 3; that par, the Of
Richmond Way county, 1ndiana. ld by John smith
much thereof will
and all situated IL salt county o. Wayne
Indiana Taken tic property Of Christian
others satisfy sail execution "a
Robert Grimes and Caroline GriHcs, executors OF
of Alexander Grimes. deceased.
JOHN G. PAGE, Sh'f W. c. =
March o. 1856. 81
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SAMUEL BELLS,

MANUFACTURES of and Dealer in Ready Made
NAGlothing, Cloths, Cas- simeres, Ne.tngs Trimmings
and Gents furnishing Goods Of every description
My stock at this time is very extensive, to which
invite the attention of purchasers and as have aaopt
ed the Cash system, my prices will be reduced ae-
coriingly.
Garments Of all kinds made 10 order
Cutting in all its branches.
Remember the place at the old stand newly fitted up.
opposite the Citizens BanI
April 8, 1856 l6-u
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COMFORT FOR UNcLEAN CALIFoRNIANs-
A curious article of real soap has lat ly
been discovered. which closely resembles es-
tile soap, and moreover answers an excelcan
purpose for washing. Specimens have been
exhibited all over the State, and it is a fixed
fact that nsoxntdin Of soap exists in Cali
ornifa; and in different locality, at depth
of one hundred and fifty-nine feet.
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this purpose was Invented by Seneca La
pham, Of West Liberty. I-oTan Co. O., sey
cral years before his death After Mr.. LIS
death, his son VIM. A. Lapham, came in pos
ossion of the invention and patent but for
want of means, the machine not got
much before the public. Now VIM. a. Lap
am is dead, we hear no more of it. This ma
,hine-tigured in the Ohio Cultivator, July
g., IS54,p. OBS on the principle of a reap
~ machine, with short scollop sickle. y
torn Harvester was on exhibition at the
)hio State Fair at Newark in lS5i-de-
ribbed in our notes on that Fair, vol. y, p.
52-thc invention of James Durham, of
Vest Jefferson Madison, CO., @. This ma
line was for cutting two rows of standing
orn at time, by dragging fixed knives be
tow an axle, against the hills, and the stalks
,crc received and carried off by revolving
rms an upwright shalt. This machine,
Ike Lapham's seems to be in a dormant state;
y.hether they will ever be i'll the market, is
,eyond our knowledge.
The Scientific American for March 10, de-
,cribes new Corn Harvester recently pat
nted to VIM. NJ. Bonwill, of Camden, Del.
We rather like the description of this ma
ehine, which is said to be low thrcewheel
ID vehicle drawn by horse, the animal
walking in the furrow or space between the
rows of corn On each side Of the machine
front, there is an upright revolving shaft,
Ike lower end of which, near the ground, is
iuished with a circular saw. The shafts are
1ut in motion by means ofthe vehicle. When
nc machine advances, the saws come in con-
act with the base of the stalks, and they are
Tipped of in an instant, falling over back
wards upon the platform of the vehicle As
ast as a sufficient number OF stalks to form
\ sheaf collect upon the platform, they are
wept off upon the ground. by the driver,
Who touches lever for that purpose. Bind
rs follow the machine who tie up the
heaves-Ohto Cultirdt0r.
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Sherif's Sale.

n virtue Of execution directed,
Wayne Common Pleas Court will expose a public
Court house door in Cerreve, Wayne county
Indiana the 18th day 81 April ej6, bets the hours
OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and four o'clock, z. said :ay
the wing described real Three fourths
OF the part the south half lot eighty go
John Smiths addition in Richmond, Wayne Ind
Taken the property Of Christian shower satisfy
said execution in favor OF An ire~ VI Miller.
JOHN PAGE, sheriff W. C.
March 1856.
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Indiana State Fair.
THREE SILV CUP S!

IH " ROBINSON OF :ehnaand. led, wss swarde3
Il the first premium silver Cup s2o for the best
SEPERAToaand HoEsEPosER combined, anc IVP
recommended for Superior Workm .nship- There
three Machines rut 10 operation. o1e OF them
the o.i,r Ma zhine o. Crystal Palace and 1t
the WAYNE county Fair Silver Cup for the test Horse
Power and Separator snd two cash pI emiums-one
for superior AMI for best spec-
men of Machine C.ssiHgs
Persons x.a..ng superior Machine be accom-
notgtea ~ .4lressins + W. ROBINSON
Steam Engines. Press Screws, Bridge Bots. Ma
chine Work Iron and Brass Castings naes 10 order
Richmond, October ID, 1854 4S-u
shaker BFOOms.
IN DOZ Q. these Justly Brooms orec. f-o
W Union Village, fer sale G. w BARNES
June
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FREE USE -s 4 PRETE.STIFE

IL which AL persoz. -y izs bs e sa,irs
from The sFs HzEne diseases Lzzt;sr hSS -aezy as
sEs-z7y The Ioesiiey-
PROOFS " EFFICACY are frsgss nt1y paoii<Gsa'
and the conEden-s Il the pble asked only 70 rePs
tea is actual merits wherever "a a1a -
fAese oaiy AZ relied zEon 70 prsvs - worla-
Oze or tx3 Bottle. will sns~er for Ordinary esses
sc1ae nay res@ire DsEaettaas Priaea ~ p.i
man. Freach an ~Psni.h .cco19s1y shcn Do''is |'S
sr.I tisccuE.s na1e 70 TIE trade
Prepared snI sold By tia pr79<1ssSf ,,o,rc
Proritence. r. l.
For sale by Druggists gsser,Ily 80
November :. 1855. ~"
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CASH VS.. CREDIT!

L>EW persons are aware OF the amount they loose
l. by purchasing good. credit buving them at
stores whore they sell credit store that sells on
ereeit is obliged TO charge the customer who pays
CASH just the price as tbs customer who don
pay fer one two years, who never pays-any
o,her would ruin their business. Cash Gus
nv trading at
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RHODES
FEVER AND AGU E c q 3 Z.
Or ANTLD OTE TO A4LARIAi

q z A NIID OIk u Nd "A RId!
F>OR the Prevention and Cure Of Fever sni Ague.
e Chlls anG Fever Dumb Asue, ami othe. IntsrinI-
,art n. Rerutttant ievers al7o Of Bilious Fevers &C
eo-arapic4 By Tyyhaii symptom TYPHOID feTer e.
Ia, Lvsr and jail FsTes . ner.l Deeii'ty, Night
Ssa.ts zn4 al other forms % tt-esss which have
common origin in Malaria Nis-ma
THIS subtle atIao poison ~hteh - certain sh-
sous - una-5thly iA ~ er=ry breath a. iae AM
in character wherever Il ex.tao-ta. s'aib eatt OF
vt a7i val eve-whcr= yisl4 = this newly discovered
ANTIpJTE With neutrats=z he poison, es'fa fte;s.y
-r6. the svstaIs aad thus rely reassyes al the
Ths vraprie;5r disaetly Gains these sztraordin4Fy
r-zul.s from "a u-e:
!; vii protest aay resi- n: ~ Traveller, even a the mos
.-kIv r sra5n-v allt5ss from aay or bilious dis
ea-e xhatv1r any injury froEa constantly inha',nz
Malaria 81 Mama
II Will instantly check the azIe n persons who bare
suffered for any length Il time, from osE T-ES
~ rE.ss that they ngsi have ANOTHER CHILL
By continuing rs use e#=- In #tss-tt11s
hxw YoHK jane IL, 1855.
.Jh,va made "a pric.i examination Of -'Rhot-s
Fever que Cure - ntf6cte to hslsrla anc
have tested Il for Arsenic. Teraa-y. S24fains a.
St-xshn5Ea have fo8a3 particle Of either ia
Il Eur fosrd .ny szs.t.1es II Il. eom?ositioH
at - ouIt prove mi srious 20 the eoasti.asioa
jas r Chiffon, VI. d. Chemist
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BUILDING LOTS
In the city Of Richmond.

'I'EE subscriber offers AZ Private sale TEN BUILD
ING LOTS on Main street, betys W sshinsio
ana Front streets. suitable for almost any kip3 OF
Business StanIs being IN the square adjoining tre best
block OF buildings in the city hIch he ould dis
Of persons intending TO build this season,
tremeIy low prices bling the purchaser buy the
ground, and build good brick houses fer less money
the number OF feet of bare ground in ad
joining square would be worth. This must even,u-
ally be good for all kinds OF Business and Is
the chance to buy lots favorsbly located
Main street, at the prices they will be sold at
have also eight lots 10 dispose Of on Green and
Washington streets, north of Main street.
Also, few hantsome lots situated on Cliff street.
in Jesse I1ens addition all of which will be sold on
very favorable terms Apply to
JAMES DCGDALE
Washington street. north of Main, Richmond.
January 81
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Grocery and Provision Store

yE>IIE unaeYsisnsa respectfully inform
II Of aad vicinity. that he has
Grocery business il the
ly occupied BY Citizens. and has haad
articles his line offered
this Ills sists IN part Of Leaf crushed
Havana S4sarA Coree, Chocolate S.isrs;us
Starch Spices all kinds ard black Teas upr
quality syrup Fruits Nuts, Tobacco, Cigars
Cheese Fish Dried Beef sai IN fac: almes: article
line Family which
be Ia in this city eisesher
Having ensaEei il shs perEan EFT business. and tu
attention ths he hopes
deserve receive q share Of the public patronage
J. l. MEEK. ia.
Richmond September p. lS55 All
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Still Another Change.
Real Estate for sale.

THE uadersisnei the ,sea, e the heirs Of JoAs
Reid. isse of Wayne county iaaiaHs ess es'ed. o.
g.; r. ..ia f,r oue;siyl cash down, AID ths res!1s-
in raasoa.ale payments, .eveHsy aeres Of l.a j ng
,sout cae ruiles noYth west Of RsehDo1t- N salc
-oa,,v ard the Richmond and Williams 5u-s Pike pas
a.. ,tzz On are side Of the farm The lsz4 Is En9eY
- raI.,v.,iou WITH n orchard ef Soo3 Laon
frul, trees thereon
ai,e. 10. No IsI in th,; par: Of Richmond I.i3 "a
Av y,hn Smith This 10. lies re corner Of Asin
eet stx,h streets an3 Ia, i snail sfcry s.iek
I-.ili., hence c. q. BUFF
Seve0kef Is. lsSS- 4s-o
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Corn Stalk Haryestcrs

An effective machine for cutting up stand
ing corn by horse power, has been often in
CURED for in this country. A machine for
this purpose was Invented by Seneca La
pham, of West Liberty. IoGan Co. O., sew
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NOTICE..
AJTENTINO.

~ AyTSi sold stock 6 HariEs-e, and 9esiriss 70
60 preusy all ~ho are n .resfs are
respectfully s-S without delay re Books
Vii he f41B1. fer - ne. . the Cd stand
Tl14sEs Recommending 20 ny oi1 ccsfoE
s,s ss ~ usse .sccss.ors Mess-s Co.e PereiysI,
.. the 6. sand, We = Main street, kichuaoui
B sTRAwBETpGK
II meath. ee.a. lass. l<2n
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Coffee.
,entreyilla~Steam Works!

SUPERIOR article % Rio Coffee can alEsys beto1ut
asshole<.Ie retail .. Nc 81 Main street
N.-rh q is, GEO. W. BARNES
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PRICE g. GOESuCE,

Th1VTI & UUTtE : ~
IIAEING purchased the eatrc stock e Hardware
i Iron, Sc. of Thomas Benton. respectfully in
wife his old friends to still favor with their aronase
and eur friends and the public generally 10 give
call before purchasing elsewhere expect 70 keep
general assortment belonging 10 the trade.
PRICE = GORSUCH.
March Is, 1855. l3-tf
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CASH PAID

Asutiue, for Grain and ali kinds Of Country Produce
r@ws are retailing Groceries A. ySar Low ftoCEEs
- j. NJ. BROWN & Co,
Al The Depct. Richmond, Ind,
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New Arrangement.

New Arrangement.
~ ZIMMER would respectfully inform his old
~. fsiends and customers that he has moved his
Candy mandatory TO No. 40 Main street, where he
will keep general assortment of Candies. Nuts
Fruits and Cigars. Also, general assortment Of
NOTIONS--Threads. Buttons. Combs, Hosiery
Gloves. and such ARTICLES usually kent in No
ton Stores for SALE wholesale and RETAIL 1t Cincn-
natl prices.
Richmond, Auguat 8, 1858. 34tf
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II. q. Ax6',
Practical and Analytical CheD1ee
LOWELL, MAeo.,
AND SOLD II
All sA- principal Drag s.esss in the county

shoulders.
.uGAIcURHp a.s veil sr.Hnss. g, ss,sn .u.s
-. March e SSo "
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Notice to Stockholders.
A SPECULATION.

gJ>HE valuable Oil Mill miles north Of Richmod
built by Howell fahnestoek, will be sold at
bargain traded for city property merchandiHe wild
lands. Enquire soon of James NJ Poe whoi. fully
thorised to sell it CHARLES SUFfRiSS.
November %. 1855.
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Spinning's Livery Stable.

- ~ The undersigned has again IfTJSa
GA sumed business 8 the old Western sS4.S
AA Stage Company Stables on the no tn A-Izs--H-
Marion W aInut
pared Accommodate the travelling public with thing
his line on the accommodating terms As heretofore
He will send travellers and others the
that be desired, with comfortable vehicles good
horses and careful drivers.
His omnibus will call in Of the city for railroad
and them Depot their
elsewhere, be desired Orders left
Will be promptly attended to.
II Thankful for the past liberal patronage he
ssivsd he hopes by attention business
able charges, TO merit continuance
W. SPINNING
Richmond, January IL, 1856.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-02

THE 0bp CuRioslrY sHop.--'rhe tho,ls.
and and one new articles, Heroman has adj.
ded to bis stock, within the past week. or
ten days causes d host Of shoppers to crowd
his establishment daily. Hefoman has a
wider range to deal In, than any man In
town. He isnot only in communication
with home manufactures and publishers,
but can obtain any article desired. from the
centres Of Europe. He has correspondents
in 50. Petersburg, and Hong Kong.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-02
GEM 8 SALOON

TNHIS well known Saloon and ~ 0
l. Restaurant, having under SkkIY
gone thorough repairs, is now ar %W
ranged to accommodate parties, and serve
up at short notice, Oysters, Red Fish, and
other delecacies. to please the palate Of
eonnoisseurs and bon piuunts The desiIe OF
the proprietor, is to win tor the Gem Saloon
a wide splead reputation as the best Restau-
rat. in the State outside Of New Orleans.
1g- Boarding aud Lodging for few
single gentlemen, with the best accotnmo-
dalton. ...-....
sep. s. GIN. STEPHEN BASELISCO.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-02

HORSE PALACE STABLE.

DLEASE NOTICE that VIM CLINE has
J. again resumed the proprietorship Of
this establishment. The stable having I'M
dergone thorough repsirs-He feels conf
the Horse creaiionl it has no superior in
the State. And from his long experience in
this line Of business and past accommoda-
tons to his friends, he hopes to merit from
his old Patrons, and the Public generally,
liberal share Of Patronage. tSet him up
again. good stock of Horses, Carriages,
Buggies, &c, always on hand and for Hire,
on liberal terms, to be had on short notice,
day or night novgg- Am
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Drug store For Sale.

FT'HE NDERsIGNBD, being obliged 70 leave for
J. Europe on account Of family interests; offers
for sale. his hpotheeary Shop, well known az oc-
eupying one of the best locations In Baton Rouge.
II contains complete assortment Of Medicines,
Perfumery, Paints dc, MI fresh and IL Arst rate
condition.
The terms Of sale, will be advantageous; so That
the purchaser cannot fail Of success besides he Gus
tom IL Of the best In order still more to enhance
the facilities Of the purchaser Of the Drug Store,
the undersigned IL willing to lease for term bf
years either part or the whole Of his house, or
else to sell the house, al the option Of the pur-
chaser. Iaug -s0-Gm. D. JOURDAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-02
A 10TH Err ARRIV AL


WE ARE NOW opening another ele-
Wv CANT assortment Of Cut Glass, con
sisting Of Tumbers. Goblets, Chsmpagnes,
Clarets, Wines ne &c
Elegant ofnamented Lamp Shades, Vases
Pitchers, Sugars and Cream Covers, Jars
&c, &c
A beautiful article Of Calvary Candle
sticks with large vatieiy Of Glass Ware.
Gut and Pressed; worthy the attedtion Of
Purchasers at
J. PIPER & cos Ware Rooms.
ALSO. an assortment of Gold and orna-
mental Window Shades, with all the FIX
lures, including Cord and Tassels, complete.
Also, fine assortment of Table Covers.
Table Oil Cloth, Table Mats. &c.
A large variety of Mat and Rugs A lew
pieces Of Carpeting with very complete
assortment Of Wood and Willow Ware (;
Baskets &c, all Of which will he sold MS
low as thhy can be purchased in the South.
Our assortment of Goods is now very
complete. and we invite purchasers TO call
and examine, as we can furnish House in
II It's departments on better terms than
can be had in New Orleans or elsewhere
oct-2i. j. PIPER & co.
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GOLDMAN & WE1LMAN'S
New Orleans Cheap Store,
Corner Lafayette and Laurel SITS.


Extraordinary Inducements.
Are offered by the above establishment
In the Line of;
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
GENTS CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS.
STAPLES and DnMEST1CS.
The stock comprising every article that
Il needed for the city OF country trade, they
respectfully tender an invitation to the
public in genera Some of their leading
articles are.
More Antigues-Pointille
Fancy and Blk silks--Striped.
Blk Italen Dress Silks
Satin D'orient Robes
Cashm. and Nous. de LANES
Scotch and Victoria Plaids
French and English Merinos
Alpacas and Bombazines black aud cold,
VII at the lowest price at the
nov-9 New ORLEANS Omar Store.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-02

The Cry Saloon Some ofthe finest
specimens Of The daguerrean art ever exhib-
lied IN this place, can be seen at Mn.
Watts Saloon, In Haroman's building
Mn. VAN, takes the smallest as well as the
largest size, ILLNESSES, in the most exquis-
/ tie style Of art,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-02

REMOVABLE will be seen BY an alter
cation III the card elsewhere, that I. M.
MoCurcnEr, has removed bis office from
Laurel street, 10 the new brick building Of
H. v. Babin, on the South East Corner Of
Court House Square over the Dry Goods
store Of v. Hei,te.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-02

The original sabbath in England, in
The year $50, commenced on Saturday
att r, NJ, and lasted until daybreak,
on Monday, In the reign of James
l., 1900, fine Of one shilling was
imposed by act Of parliament on every
person absent from church on Sun.
day.