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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-02

Encouraged by the success which has attended the pub
cation Of LESLlEa ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
which Is nov osng It's second volume, the Proprietor
has determined to return to his numerous subscribers
portion of his profits in the following manner:
Every tenth subscriber wl have his money returned by
the next mail and the paper will be sent gratuitousty
for his term of subscription.
Thus in every LOCO subscribers, 100 will have their
money returned and the paper for Six Months when
they remit 50, and Twelve Months when they remit 81
Every subscription as it is received, by letter other
wise, at his Cice Il Spruce street. New York. will be
registered in book kept by the Proprietor himself
The Prize numbers viii be TO- 20, 80, no. so, CO. TO- so.
80 and 100 ia each hundred Persons obtaining any Of
these numbers will have their money returned and the
paper sent free, a above.
Persons obtaining the following numbers in every thou
sand in addition to the return their subscription money
as above, will resolve the following prizes.
No. 100, Laiy's Gold Bracelet.
200, Gentleman's Gold Watch Chain.
" 800, Gold Watch (either Lady's or
Geutleman's)
AGO. Lady's Gold Chatelaine.
500, Set of Silver Tea spoons
co., Gold Breast Pin.
200, Gold Watch (either Lady's or Gentleman'sl
500 Diamond Ring, (either Lady's or Gentleman's)
900, Set Of Silver Dessert Spoons.
1000, Grand Rosewood Piano Forte.
rhese prizes will be given The same numbers in each
and every thousand in addition the subscription money
being returned and paper sent flee each and every
tenth subscriber, as above stated.
This subscription book opened October 90 1856 in
which all iut1re subscriptions will be registered.
Every person whose money is returned or who is the
recipient of either Of the above prizes will be required to
furnish acknowledgment Of the same aud their names
will be published from time to time in the advertising col.
umns of Lesie's Illustrated Newspaper
1t should be borne in mind that every subscriber IN
der all circumstances, whether the recipient OF prize or
not, will get more han full equivalent for his money in
the paper itself This is the only Illustrated Newspaper
in the United States.
Clubbing"-Persous sending us eleven subscribers
are certain to receive back subscription have
chance for two for example, thu receipt of the even
subscriptions, the last number the books might be 9s
the eleven additional subscribers will hen include TWO
DriZp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-02
Notifies.

.-ss9z EAI}i E5Ss-I an DOW prepared to show you
1HSE those very Slim GaiIcss and BusIKfua.
az made the a last.
10 Also, continue to keep those extra wide.
GENTLEMEN
My Fan stock of T9s5cE Boots IS now ready for sale
N. B. would ask particular attention to my stock Of
French Gait tEsekso3e Se,0ed BOOTS, torfve doliaTs
perPa1r, good imitation Of French.
Also, a large stock q Rubber Boots and Shoes.
UAt the Bay State Shoe Store ~
r. II SMITH,
OF diff No Bay State House.
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ESTABLISHED IN l88s.

p. Y Q u N G.,
DEALER IN
Fee ~ Goods, 70 g8,
AND USEFUL ARTICLES,
Respectfully informs the public that he is now receiving
his winter stock Of
ildren'S sleighs and Clipper sleds,
oUKING HORSES AND VELoOIPEDEs
Games Of various kinds,
Metallic Bird Cages Baskets aud willow Ware; all kinds
Cf Reads and Bugles
PARAGON UMBRELLAS
OF Silk and Bingham.
p in king done, and EycEets set.
Marking for Embroidery from any pattern you may
bring. All kinds of Embroidery silks. Sign of
sFTHE VARIETY STORED
Waldo BLOCK next to the Bay State House
le23 6aWtf
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DrD Go00s.

BIvALL AND WI TER UNDER
Il GARMENTS.
A very large assortment Of Ladies' aud Gerts SILK
and MERINO VESTS and ORA WEBs. all sizes, just
received, for sale very low. by
JENKINS, HAMILTON, & Co,
OPS daw6w Successors to B. L. Hariop Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-02

FlanneIs. Flannels.
large assortment of White and Colored Flannes of
every width and quality.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-02
MA0HINEs FoR FAMILY sEwINo,


Of frai and delicate construction are recommended bv
other manufacturers Such machines are made to catch
the eye not to pertora substantial work. The truth Is
family sewing machnes ought to be stronger than any
other because they go into less skful hands than when
sold to manufacturers, and used for greater variety
Of work. The machines which have proved best for all
other purposes, must be be hest for family and they
are Singers The speed Of yur machines has lately been
doubled No other compare with them In quantity OF
work.
New machines Of the latest improved style will be
changed liberal for old sewing machines OF our
make, or operative machines Of other manufac-
turers. Local agents wanted to sell our machines.
NIB. All persons desiring full Information about sew
iug machines obtain by applying for Copy OF az
NJ Singer Co.'S Gazette" apaper devoted entirely % the
subject II viii be sent gratis. i. NJ. SINGER q co.
Principal Office, 323 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES. l
AZ Hanover st., Boston, l42 Chestnut st., Phla.
80 Westminster sti Provi 100 Baltimore ST. Baltimore.
denee. East Fourth st, Cincinnati
H4 Broad st. Newark, NJ. Chicago, Illinois,
3i7 Broadway, Albany NY. 60 North Fourth St Ionis
Gloyersville, N. Y 81 st. Charles Ct, NEW Or
98 Chapel st., New Haven. leans.
II Buchanan st., Glasgow. 20 Daupbin st., Mobile.
Scotland.
90 dam lrf
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~ These celebrated machines in practical and prof
liable use in all parts Of the civilized world In ali the
various trades and in sewing every Of fabric either
OF cloth leather they have been fully tried and ap-
proved Sewing machines Of other manufacturers often
fai tn lint
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-02

FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED NEwsPAPER-The las
numbers Of Frank LeSie's illustrated Newspaper have
to hand. In style and general appearance it re
sembesand is quite equal to-the London Illustrated
NetUs, which is world renowned for the excellence and
variety of its illustrations The New York paper how
ever is sold at half the price Of its London prototype
The engravngs in Frank leslie" are infinitely superior
to those in "Bailou's Pictorial "-Hhig Easton Pa
al deTuaS&w3m
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3 IGHT AND HEALTHY BREAD.
HEADS OF FAMILIES !!

Take heed that your Chidrens health may not be- de-
stroyed, for medical unanimously acknowledge thar
the strong alkaline qualities Of Saleratus are
destructive Co health IL deranges the stomach enters
the SYSTEM and the way for Diseases and
the great mortality auong children the present day.
from apparently simple diseases, to great extent,
De ATTRIBUTED to It's destructive properties. Indeed II
consumers had any knowledge of the dangerous mpuri
ties existing in much Of the Saeratus in use thew
would shudder at The thought using it in their food
but here is an article that can he relied on
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-02

JAMES PYLE is the sole originator of the Dietetic Sal
eatus, and that bearing any other counterfeit
Manufacturing depot, ia Warren Street, New York
For sale at al the Groceries in Worcester and through
Out New England generally. as daw6m
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-08
NalipGal L y l,ni nll0n.

NehHd the wItvm- u o.auoo &c ia
{ Invention the New O i.aa, pap"s a~
der thu tr-gapae head:
PnuApluui,, Fob % \ r,ec~ q
Convention naN s,tti b'te Shows frsaa
ot MS "a Mgor - Ndlna l,linom,
- "a taver Of Gyntgr Law.
IT. heh.ped nevertheless. lhui un pna'
tn',liou VIII hru,le. - H., cuf.ttnua'. 40
most p'eh,nl, hte'k or u co,ig,lau.
bur'anpr, Feb - The Napnra'
Cau'ewrtu, moss sitting at fhdadepha'
agreed 20 ~, 10 puc.,d to ID, uumlna'''
ot t.id,pual raniidsin CousIdrfah'
cs licuru prevailed aud the drraHN
tom Connecticut. Massachusetts,, lth"h
lJaut OAio. lllrlot., Iowa. ard p.rus'i"
mt. havs Withdrawn l'am The cup,cui''a.
Tnr Convention It'll remains "a ses'loa'
aad Il IS b.ii-,ed lbal Il the omiuati'o =
aat -tpae,d. Tat ldl,ri l'ilnatp oiil u
nominated %, Pa ,itent. aui A. as JnsA'
sun nnuAlIson. We, President
pnrsptNrIAL \u,.iN,rioN.
NV oRN. lth -. NJ ihr tnf'
lcau Convention THIS aft.tnu.u runiinans :
Willard i,liu"te tor President, sud \ =
Donaldson lnr Nic, flr-'d'u'. npun 'ae =
ballai. amidst gfrat euihosnsn. be- '''
stood
/ Far Preuacm Fillmore f5 Low -
DAVIS, 70, Hustled. 3, ks,rei, II; VS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-08
Wash rgion.


Special Correspondence q e piaayan-
" ,.ut>etoN. Fan 20. is5e
The o.. 81 mi.n 300 t4e Nt-.. ill.,,
came 1T lu the Il us. n.- go .itIat. ,,.,
r..uit,d m.jpe .e....1 30 t't. 81 ~ Il Ftt.
llttu. h- qnrsa"I' = .udt'- Wa. e ,,.s.g
tl,l moved ,est.rds, tA lb..c ut cute "a,
.rnd ilr prr.te- ud r,.'.,- Zoo H.. co5t..,
"a election ca,t 81 Rardt asut., Na4.
field NJ stephens. ot t,-.ugi,. m.,.i
the rec oumiud et the rr..tuttnu e., lls
committee with instructions To- fepaH ta-,
reason. Cor desl ~ The su'noHt, asked
which nut}ou was Inst ,,'s'rri ~ b, = liz
vote. whefsupnn the IIoos- sdinnrnsJ
his moruiag the resolution came On
agsu \ motion to lAN upon tt" table Va,
rel ctoi Nv three u.infit,. and The tesula,
tom passed ~ u mal"IN 81 tNo sa.e.
Subsequently,. q motion to reeansidsr va,
r8tlfti. and t1ru lhe f",etus with N
antetdueot prupn.iae 10 srni two Nast.
lustbo lawyer. to X tu.as. to t1ke tslhne
ny. was re- Committed Ia the touatlltre Of
Eiteuous. with Instructions nu,trh hy W.
STEPHENS Il j. MT usual To press phi-e.
uan 10 a mptoa be a oRHaItl s'e 10 .yl4
los tefsou- snd ptper. Consequently l8.
resolution Was cut Of tie strongest que.
naus Whirh che ker.lcr mrn could pussib..
have nude. sud hsn deirbt up1n It wual
,apm Ia be significant oi what they ma,
gNttrf tlutt4p tle triusiHd-t "a tHe session
l.u-. .eeeral OF tie kepu a3t,n ulrmhsf
Vet,. 49,, nj tn-aat but e T. ~ beast dauH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-08

CT seo tie est # NV & t5Ief,
rsq u. hqs recessed ae eea fueag aI
>o,ar, pub'ir.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-08

0l- D.. D.ilas tus ns, Minister tom
d,s Nu,.ed States 20 Gfeat Ee'sln, sra, 10
aase lel' for Liverpool on the L., nsi.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-08

3 coamos q tny ounp men ia Gray
son county, VA, a,p aaw ieady, ard 0i'l
IS t.t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-08


Af' ''"' ~ NAV '' " '''''''s '''
'''s,' zee =" '''e N''''- 81 ~ ''''f'' say
"'' te'ar's ''""'' ''H ~ p8''s' " VA
''''r'' ''e ''o''',''''s '''' u''''''''" ~
me ''''''" N's'rl''l Wy 'h.' J. ''s'''e' / q"
ut'ou. lh'' aaHd dr most smp'ffl'
contradiction 10 the violent chNfg"s =" Ia"
Nhn!unn Journals oa the subject OK th"
Ptes'den''. Proclamation. u unw appears
jh-t unt "ul' wHs lha' proclamation coded
ior hy general coustdea4t'n "' pphiH' duty,
but was earnest, requested ~ Got. L,ue
and D. Robinson the responsible leaders
OF Vac Revolutionary organ 1alioa at Law
renee. Nay by another letter to tn
P'esidort the .ane gentleman respectfully
demand that the tfanps Of tine United
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-08

o Hee3hkl,s e.u. .iaa ttf = 70 ; 'he
assuHe faaisf altt.tla
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-25
.Vp,u Nps'tsag GOOrls!

0CONOR is now opening the follow
" ing Spring Goods, reed by the latest arrivals
millinery.
Paris Spring hornets, Straw. Hal. and Lace, for
aides and Misses. Ribbons, plnues, Flowers, &c.
Fo"e Dress tsos,sls.
Organize, Harege plain and aounced Dresses
Plain aud Fiounced dresses Muslin and Jaconet
Flounced Dresses, Brillsntines, white and Color
ed Jacons<S, Rw'ss, Nansook and Null Muslips :
white Embroidered Robes and Skirts Erbrc,d-
eved Swiss Muslin, in pieces; Striped and check
Muslips, every kind.
r. m brO1 Il cries.
Embroidered Muslin and Jacopet Bands Etnh'd
Mus1ins and Jsconets Edging and inserting col
lars. Cbemjsetts and Sleeves. great raviefy.
Domestic G0ut0s.
Irish Linen, Linen lawns, Colored and white
H"bbinets Mosquito Bars, Linen for Mosquito BARS
French, EngliM and American Calico Prints
0tnghams, Ches&s and plain Dress Goods.
Perf'ss"sry 0f Every Deseslp tl"n.-
Corsets Uooped skirts and False Hair, in album
dance. ~ Third Street opposite the posts f77ce
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-25

STATE OF LOU1S1ANA-Six
Judicial District Court--Parish
Of East Baton Rouge, +. GER
ARD e. Co. VS.. JAMES SULLIVAN,
No. 1884.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of Il. ii. issued in
ID the above entitled and numbered
cause and to me directed from the Hon.
Sixth Judicial District Court, in and for
the Parish and State aforesaid, | will Offer
at public sale at the Court house door Of
said Parish, in the City Of Baton Rouge, on
Saturday. the M day Of May next, 1850.
at II o'clock, A. NJ, Of said day, all the
right, title, interest and claims Of the de-
PENDANT, James Sullivan, in OF = the pro-
pe't9:hereipalter set forth and described,
surrendered by said defendant to rsy and
satisfy the Judgment, interest and cost in
the above entitled and numbered cause
to wit:
A certain tract Of land, containing one
hundred 400 acres, more or less, near the
Comite river, in this Parish (F,. i. Ro"ge)
at about ten miles from the City Of Baton
Rouge, together with al the buildings and
improvements thereon, bounded north bv
lands of Nc Hatton. on the east BY lands Of
II. vollentine. on the south by public lands
OF Grunebetg's and on the west by lands ot
Mrs. Mary Cobbs.
Terms Of Sale--CAsn, with the benefit
Of the apprsisement. H. v. BAB1N,
mar10-7ts. Sheriff
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Salts By tbf Sheriff.

STATE or LOUIE1ANA---Parish Of
East Baton Rovge-s'xth Judicial Di,
trict Court. lin the matter Of the sue
cession Of Cs,.ksriA A. BLAnoaAee,
decd" Probate" mo 1881
DY VIRTUE II commission issued
- In the above, succession and directed tn
the She'if1 Of the Parish OF r.. u. Rouge, from
the Hon. Sixth Judicial District Court IN
and fcr the Parish If r.. b. Rouge and State
aforesaid. will offer at public .ale, at the
Court House doot, Of said Parish. in the
City Of Baton Rouge, on Saturday, the 2efk
doy F Aprii nsrt. A. y. 1866, at II o'clock
A. NJ, the property hereinafter Get forth and
described; belonging TO the succession of
CE' Esr1A A. BLANCHARD, de'd, to wit,
Sixteen head Of cattle; four beds and
hedding; three sets If rhsjts; one lot Of
croekety, and glass wste one lot Of kit
chen furniture, two carpets, four merrcrs,
four tables, two armoifs; one bureau, two
wash stands, and one lot fancy vases aud
flowers Said property to be sold in block
Terms Of Sate-CASH
7. II. HERNANDEZ.
apl2-td Deputy Sheriff
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-25
.veaC n Cyaen,, Goods.

Mrs. G. HUESTON having returned
W from the city, with a careful and well
selected stock Of fancy and millinery goods,
consisting in part of French Lace bonnets,
White hair do. for Ladies' and Misses
English Straw do. Black Lace Bonpets,
Black Chip. and Cacties do. Riding Hats,
Ladies' Gsuntlets, Leshotn hats for Misses
and Boys, Trimmings Of various kinds,
Ribbons ofall descriptions, Black and White
Blond tsces, Black and White 'lond Quill
lings, Silk and Cotton Ruslee, Wide Black
Lace for trimming Nantes, Black Lace for
making Nantes, Black Grape Collars,
Grape Collars and Sleeves in SETS Black
Mourning Wells, Grape and Ga"ze, Black
am. White Illusion, Grape Of all colots,
Embroidered Collars, do. Lace Collsrs,
Embroidered Collars and Sleeves in SETS
valoncierne Collars. French Lace Collars
and Sleeves in sets, Embroidered Pocket
Handkerchief, Uemstitcbed aud pain do
Embroidered Swiss Bands, Jaconette do.
English and Imitation Lace, Linen and
Linen Ca,pb,ic Filet, Mits for Ladies aud
Misses, Hosiery Of all kinds, Black Dotted
Maltese Wells Black Mantles Application
worked do. Wrought Lace Scarfs. Black
Silk and Kid Gloves, White Kid do French
Corsets Of different makes, Embroidered
Shirts, Hooped Skirts, Grass Skirts, Pink,
Blue, Hh'te, Green and Black Ba,eges,
Cut Barge, Half Mourning Summer Silk,
Twisted Silk 10 Patterns for Mourning,
Briliantines, White and Colored Muslins,
Thread buttons and Tapes, Silk Buttons
Coloted and Black, Combs, Jet Necklaces
and Bracelets, French and Spanish Fans,
Cnrles and Frizzettes, and Bandeaus, and
Thousand other varieties, too numerous tn
mention. All OF which. she offers cheap,
for Cash, or to good customers, on a credit
of a few months. marlS-tf
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Selling off at Cost.

r. GOLDMAN, Offers al original ccet
prices, his entire stcck If WATCHES,
CLOCKS. JEWELRY. CUTLERY. aud
FANCY ARTlCLEs--to make toc,n ,cr
new supply.
~Petsons in want If anything in his
line. cannot do better. then IN call cn him
a he will sell without reserve, but only
for CASH,
THEcpouE GoLpMANw,
Matchmaker and JewelIer,
matll-tf Hatney House.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-25
CAPITOL CHEAP STORElll
nvECONOMY AND TASTE, 1
0hACE,
Icase and elegance, ali Combined.
y. NtSDeO1e y CO.

~ 1V1OVV0V - wv
THERE Is NOTHING Of more inpor.
L tanre to this community than 10 know
where 10 get PERFECT FITS, at suita-
bic prices. ]. SIMON 4 co.. filled with
Samaritan like philanthropy, would res
pectfully direct the weasv with being
humbugged) people, Of this honest place
to their establishment, opposite the Post
office, where the
LADIES DEPARTMENT
will be found full Of Flounced and plain
Barases, and Silk Tissues; M"sins and
Organdies; Muslin, Jaconet h O'gan,iier
Robes Plain and Printed Br'llianteens F.;
Cambtjcs. Linen Lawns--in short every
thing in this long line.
EMBROlDERlE8.
Enid. Che,nisetts and Sleeves in Joots {,
Rich Guipure Lace Collars, = great var
iety Of silk and Lsce Mantelle.; Emb'd
Jaconet Bands, very rich Emb'd Ladies
handkerchief Emb'd. Skirts. Dimi-
trv, for skirts a large variety oflSilv
Parasols, Fans, Silk Gloves and Fi|et
Mitts Ac.
THE GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Especially selected tot this market and
guaranteed to he the best work nanshir,
and latest style. comprising. suits Of
Cold. Casstnirettes suits of Checked
Marselles; suits Of Back Italian Cloth !;
Metino, Beapour, alsl Alpaca Coats !;
+ Pants,
Brown Linen, Drill and..cther styles Of
sunni et Coats and Pants: Fancy Linen
Drill in patterns and by the yard; Under
Garments in Linen and Cotton. Silk
Muslin C,av.ts, Halt Hose; Gloves j;
Panama Hats, Straw Hats for Young
America.
Special attention is paid TO our custom
ers h from the variety Of our stock a per-
feet At il in all cases assured at
ap5. 7. SIMON h co.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-25

STATE OF LOUtslANA-Six.h Judi.
cial District Coust-Parish Of Fast Bat
on Rouge-Feab,ranp KRErz versus
CHR'sropRFa KAISER. No. 1901
DY VIRTUE If writ Of seizure and
I'D sale issued in the above entitled and
numbered cause, from the Hon. the Sixth
Judicial District Court. and directed 10 the
Sheriff If the Parish Of East Baton Rouge,
and State aforesaid, will offer at public
sale in front Of the Court House docr, in
the City Of Baton Rouge, in said Parish,
East Baton Rouge, on
Saturday. the al day Of May, 1850,
At II o'clock, A. NJ, all the right, title, in.
terest and claim Of the defendant, Christo-
pher Kaiser, in and to the following des-
cribed mortgaged property, to wit:
A cettsin lot Of ground. situuted in that
part Of the town Of Baton Rouge, called
Spanish Town, on the north side Of Spanish
Town street, with front Of sixty feet IN
said street, and in deuth, one hundred and
twenty feet, having been taken out u the
south east corner If four acre lot, former
ly belonging TO WIN. P. Coke, it being the
same pure based by the vendor OF w. s. b.
gan, on the 18th day Of February, A. r.,
lsa7, which sale was passed before +. A.
Walker, Notary Public and Recorder, book
D. page 12o and 121, together with all the
buildings, Improvements and advantages
there"nto belvpging-.eized to psy and
satisfy the Judgment, interest and cost, in
the above entitled and numbered cause.
Terms OF sale-Cash, with the benefit 81
arpraisement. THOS. r. HERNENDEI.
mar27-7tsw. Dept'y. Sheriff
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.Nr,V !Nl,,.t,sg GOOt1s.

HAVE now in store a beautiful selec-
] ton Of New Spring Dress Goods, con-
sistiog Of Rich Flounced Barrages, Gtena-
dimes, Silk Tissues, Organdns, Jackonets,
Lawns, and Printed Linens--white goods
Of all kinds, together with full line Of
Staple goods Of all kipds-to which I
would respectfully invite the attention of
the public generally.
mar2J. w ~ PHILLIPS
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-25
GrCNt VNrtctu

MILLINERY Il FANCY GOODS
LAFAYETTE SIR EFT.
MADAME =. MAINE, call. the attention Of The
W ladies ofEast and West Baton Rouge. tn the
fact, that she has now, very large and varied
stock ofFANCV GOODS, embracing nearly every
article asked for In this line. Her stock has been
selected with great care, IL fresh and fashionable
Che Ia determined TO sci, al low figure for cash.
msr2h1m
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-25
French Ma spttllas.

TIE ladies' are invited t. examine our
L beautiful assortment of French imported
Spring Maptilias, Of The latest and most fashion.
able styles, purchased Of the importers In NJ York
ne the assortment IL mt very large, the ladies
would do we'll 10 call earv-at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAe CAeu eToRs.
mar25-W. Lafayette Street.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-25
JAS. =. HACIxLEY,

JAS. =, HACKLEY,
rOld stan Il 1t y. W. QwtggIns.1
TSRESOLvED TO keep the largestrAhn
! and most varied assortment Of
BOOTS and SHOES, HATS andy ~
CAPS, in this City. La'ies, Gents and
Children's Bootees, Shoes, Slippers, etc
He will sell at the very lowest cash prices,
and invites the public TO call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
~Frsh receipts from the Northern
Manufactures every week. Store on La
iayette street. lan22-y.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-25

Among the Late Arrivals
or NEW GOODS At THE
Philadelphia Cheap Cash stHre,
WILL be found beautiful new style
w Paris Baveges FIounced vcbes, very cheap.
large assortment Of Satin Dnmssk Table Cloths
srd Napkins, very superior quality ~ Gents lin
en- Oa'nbrir handkerchief xf.w pieces Of super
white linen dr'l1. For sale At the
PHILADELPHIA CHeAp Cash SroRE,
nat95-N. LAFAYETTE Street.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-25
Hints for Bread Eaters ALA
EeVerybOdY.

Hints for Bread Eaters aliaa
Everybody.
HINT No. do you know there is 4
Flour Mill in Baton Rouge 7-Tf MOI:
such is the tact-Bear it in mind.
Hint No,'2.--t'ood Bread cannot BE- made
from bad Flonr-no more thon silver
can he made from sap heads.
Hint No. 3-t;ood Bread can be made
from good Flour and Beal's Young
America Mills produces none but the
best.
Hint No. As the Young America Mills
cant stand without support, wont you
all help herr (lfyou do may you live
for ever.)
Hint No Some Folks immagine there
is economy in buying poor flour
Such is not the case. The best always
being the cheapest, barrel Of choice
-four always producing more pounds
Of bread than bad one.
A Fact.-That these feeling an interest in
the prosperity Of place mnst encour-
age her manufactures, or she will
neve, 60 ahead. Ditto the inhabitants.
apps BEAL.