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ANCIENT WHEAT.-Two years ago,

ANCIENT WHEAT.-Two years ago,
a scientific gentleman, in making
archaeological researches in some of
the ancient tombs IN the south of
France, found imbeded with some
preserved bodies a species of wheat
not now in existence. It was habit
in the days of the first gallo Kings to
place in the coffin of emblemed per-
sons certain quantity of wheat
Some Of this wheat was sown, and the
gentleman was astonished to see sprout
forth from sixteen to twenty stalks
from grain. As they grew, the stalks
became angular and much stronger
and more vigorous than the common
wheat. When the grain formed, it
was found that there were on an aver
age twenty more grains in head than
in the ordinary wheat. A consider
able quantity of this ancient Gallo or
Roman wheat was sown last fall on the
Government farm at Rambouillet,
and great reports are arriving of its
productiveness. The ordinary wheat
of France is, [ suspect, only the de-
generation Of this ancient wheat, dim
inshed in vigor and productiveness by
the centuries Of reproduction through
which it has passed. This discovery
will take us back through fourteen
centuries for our seed wheat, and will
put France suddenly in possession Of
one-eghth more agricultural wealth
than she possessed before the discov-
cry At least these are the expecta-
tons built upon it, and it is to be hoped
that they will be realized.
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Drug store For Sale.

vJ1HE UNDERSIGNED, being obliged 20 leave for
L Europe on account OF family interests; offers
for sale, his Apothecary Shop, well known as
cupying one Of the best locations in Baton Rouge.
1t contains q complete assortment Of Medicines,
Perfumery, Paints de-, all fresh and in first rate
condition.
The terms of sale, will be advantageous; SO that
the purchaser cannot fail Of success besides the
tom is of the best. l n order still more to enhance
the facilities Of the purchaser of the Drug Store,
the undersigned is willing to lease for q term of
years, either part or the whole of his house, or
else to sell the house, at the option Of the pur-
chaser. faug-30-6m. b. JOURDAN.
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CHEAP FALL GOODS.

lust OPENING at the GOLD CHEAP sTORE)
y down town, full assortment fall goods,
which will be sold as usual al the lowest figures
The new stock Is now complete, and composed Of
the following desirable goods.
ID ON E = TICS.
XasS;44,s41 2-4, Brown and Bleached Cotton
LoweIls; osr aburgs Denims; Check Shifting
stripes, Driib; Tickings; dc.
EMS.
KRRsEYs; Lindseys; Georgia plains; Kentucky
jeans; ditto Lndseys; sattinets: Buckskins;
Doeskins; Casimeres Cloth &C.
DIR IL 9 3 GOODS.
CALIcoEs at exc, &c., 1Oc., and 12x handsome
French ditto; Musline de Laine Berege de
Laine Worsted Scotch Plaid English Merino;
French Merino Ginghams Popelnes; Black
Silks; fancy Plaid and Striped Silks Florence
&c.
BLACK GOODS.
=, MouKsIss CALooEs; Black Musne de Lame;
Black Merino; Black Alpaca Black Barge
Black Lustrine Black Bombazine; &C..
NITURE GOODS.
Curtain Calicoes; Plain buff; Blue and Red,
French Cambria Hanging Satin stripes and Dam
ask Bluffs Fancy Cold window Damask; ditto
Wooden Damasks; Embroidered Muslin Curtains
Broche ditto; &c.
sUNDRIEs.
Hosiery Of all kinds; Gloves; Irish Linen
Diapers; Huckaback and French Towels Heavy
Damask Table Cloth Crash; Corded Skirts,
embroidered ditto; Grass Cloth Perfumery
Needles; Tapes, Cords, Braids, Velvet Trimmings,
Cambria and Silk Pocket Handkerchje is &c.
LOTHING.
Heavy Blanket and Pilot over coats; good.
warm business palatots; frock and dress coats
Cottonade pants; sattinet and cashmere pants
Kentucky jeans pants, Canton flannel and jeans
drawers, linnen shirts ditto, cotton back; do,
fancy bosom under-shirts hickory and cheek
shirts; fancy and black silk and cashmere waist
coa.s.
SHOES.
Ladies kid shoes; ditto, Morocco Goat skin
ditto, PruneIla gaiters; ditto, Fine Kid, high
heel shoes Gentemen's Kip ptgged and sewed
brogans; ditto, Patent Leather shoes ditto,
heavy Horse Gather, water proof, hunting shoes;
Heavy Russets and Black negro Brogans; Double
sole pegged boots; ditto, thick oed mud boots
French Calf skin boots; Super Philadelphia wa
ter proof boots Misses and Boys shoes Infants
shoes and boots.
HATS.
Gents Black silk Hats Black and Gray Sport
ing Hats; Youths Hats; Infants Fancy Dress
Hats; Cloth, Plush and Glazed Caps; Infants
Velvet Gaps; Water proof Glazed iaboriDg Hats.
Together with a vatiety Of other articles too
long to be enumerated and which we invite our
| friends and patrons to come and examine before
all the BARGAINS are gone.
LOUvRIER,
Formerly Paul Choppn's Cheap Store.
sept30-1m
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ALLEDeED SERIOUS ILLNESS OF

ALLEDeED SERIOUS ILLNESS OF
LOUIS NApoLEoN.-A Singular Sto-
ry.-Tbe correspondent of the New
castle Chronicle says:
An under current of strange rumors
has repeatedly reached me for the last
month or SO, but they were SO unau-
thenticated that | let them pass like
many other fancies Of the popular
mind. The news, however, such as it
is, has obtained so much credit in we'll
informed circles, and SO may circum-
stances come to corroborate it, that,
considering its very high Importance,
[ do not hesitate to transmit it to you.
You will reeollect, perhaps, that it has
been for long time reported that the
present ruler of the French is suffering
under morbid affection of the spinal
cord | am not versed sufficiently in
medical science to describe the many
different bad effects that the human
frame is subject to from that disease.
Your medical contributors may per-
haps enlighten your subscribers on
that subject. But it is now affirmed
beyond contradiction, that the nephew
of the great Boneparte is occasionally
prey to strange and extraordinary
Authorizations. The first attack that
was brought under the notice of the
court took place in presence of NJ
Fould, Minister Of State, who, having
communicated to him important docu-
ments, was astounded and much fright
ened to see bis master remain speech
less, gazing or rather staring on vacan-
cy. M. Fould ran out terrified, telling
every one that his master was insane.
AT that time the attack lasted about
five or six minutes. They extend now
to half an hour or more. All this |
have from one of the chief ministers
of Louis Philippe, who, of course has
still good many friends at COURT.
Add to this another fatal affection
with an ugly Greek name which il
the result of a disease of the spina-
cord, and you have an idea ofthe mems
tai and physical state Of our present
ruler.
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Il The Baton Rouge Advocate, {

L. Ihe Baton houge Advocate,
journal Of no mean reputation in speak
ing Of Judge Ogden's celebrated letter
to the Hon. Thomas 0. Moore, says it
il published 10 the alexandria Dem
ocrat." We will inform the Advocate
that we know Of no such paper in this
locality. Quite likely our able cotem-
porary has reference to the LOUISIANA
DEMOCRAT. How is it, friend Taylor ?
Had the error appeared in the Baton
Rouge Comet, Creole, or some other
one-horse paper, we should have passed
it by as unworthy of notice, but when
paper celebrated for ability, with a
wide circulation, fails to call things by
their right names, we can't pass it un-
noticed. 49, Louisiana Democrat.
Perfectly awful, that mistake of
yours, Taylor The Louisiana Cam
paign Red River Alexandria Demo
crat, is very merciful indeed, to let you
off SO lightly, for such grave error
Promise us not to do it again, and you
spare as the heels of an ass. Had
the error appeared in the Comet, Gre
ole, or some other one-horse paper
then it would not have been noticed
by so huge a man as General State
Superintendent Bard, Of the Red Riv-
er Campaign Louisiana Democrat
Taylor, friend it is soul stabbing to
have minor organ down on you; a
penny whistle Of a thing; flute; a
small fife, or jewsharp, but when
such an establinment as the Campaign
Louisiana Red River Democrat-a re-
spectacle organ of the party-havipg
authority to publish the laws of the
United States--to advertise for beef
for the standing army, and State Proc
lamations-when such huge, weighty
respectable, ponderous, four thousand
hued instrument, comes down on one !;
with all the force and moral weight Of
its character the sooner a minor or
gan falls to prayers and gives up the
ghost; the better.
Talking of the Alexandria Red Riv-
er Campaign Louisiana Democrat, we
should like to know how long he will
have Breck and Buck stare at us, on
his front side. They have been on
the inside; the outside, and the other
side, and look quite as well in one
place as another. Will Bard obllgc
us to take them out, and put himself
in; or Jones, for variety? We pro-
test against this way of publishing a
pictorial paper, and giving us the same
pictures all the time.
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FRosr.-The Holmesville Indepen-
dent, published in Pike county, Mis-
sissippi, in its issue of the 25th instant,
says:

~ -
Our earliest risers declare the ap-
pearance of considerable frost at this
point, on yesterday morning. We do
not doubt it, in the least, for it was
cold enough to keep us between the
bed blankets until the, fumes of the
breakfast oofee-pot sahted our olfac-
tories, and :. brought ds all up stand,
ing" The frost lad disappeared, but
it had left a " hankering," with US for
blanket coats and warming fires the
liveloug day. Rather unreasonable e.,
this, and it keeps on at it. The clerk
Of the weather must certainly be =" Oft,
on spree"
Oniy five months between frosts,
this year, in the " Sunny South r." y
there's a " screw loose somwehere."
Even so. Old mother earth, her
self, likes change. She will not be
content, to go round the sun always,
in the same way. No-she never de-
scribes the same circle twice, but must
needs get farther out into space, every
year; changing her poles ard ker eli
mate with whimsical caprice. The
very fixed laws themselves, are unhxed
and constantly wavering. There is as
great probability Of the present race
Of animals on the earth, freezing to
death, as being consumed by fire
Why it has been but brief day ago,
since the thick skinned mastodom and
megatherium walked the earth. in a
primitive forest, with climate in
which man could not live. How long
it shall be, before those who are to
come after us, shall have to be provid-
ed with such a coating to protect them,
remains to be seen.
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Hardware.

THE undersigned have been for the last
/ month opening goods, direct from the
Manufactures, and are satisfied that they
have in store, the largest and most varied
assortment of Hardware out of New Or
leans, which they offer for sale at their
usual low rates. Purchasers will find it to
their interest to call and examine, before
sending to the city. Al kI4II-L
. n LARGUIER & LANOUE.
sep30 Cor. Lafayette and Florida.
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ARMY MOVEMENTS. Orders from
Head Quarters New York, September
18th signed by L, Thomas, Assistant
Adjutant General, say: that Company
|, LIST Artillery, now at Fort Clark,
Texas is to take post at Baton Rouge
Barracks. .
The companies of the I'd Artillery,
now stationed in the Peninsula of
Florida and at Barraucas and Baton
Rouge Barracks to garrison Fort Inde-
pendence, Hamilton, Monroe Brady
and Mackinac.
The Companies Of the I'd Artillery
in the peninsula of Florida will be put
in march for their respective stations
on the arrival of the 4th Artillery
Company E, at Barrancas, and Com
pany II, at Baton Rouge Barracks,
will proceed to their respective stations,
the latter, on Icing relieved by Com
pany l, LIST Artillery. @
Unless otherwise directed, the off
GERS of the Medical Department will
accompany to Florida the troops with
which they are serving. .....
Head-Q Quarters Of the LIST Artillery,
in the field in Florida; the station of
the senior Major, Fort Moultrie ju-
Nor Major, Fort Brown.
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Plamtation Esardware,

0En PAIRS straight and twisted
Wv trace chains; 1000 lbs Blight log
and OK chains; Double and Single Breast
chains, tongue and stretchers; 200 doz. as
orted cotton and cane hoes; Pump chains
Il and l / inch Pump riggngs and planes !;
Spades and Shovels l.. and S. Hanaley ;
Axes-Ky and Yankee pattern: Boys axes
from 3 to a lbs, Pick axes and mattocks /;
Sythe blades from "a to AZ inch, at
sept3O LARGUIER & LANOUE-g
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

TWO LOTS of ground, with the improve -
i ments thereon consisting of dwell |lal
ing house, with Ave good rooms, a front Xxx
gallery, large kitchen with Servants aaAaAAsss$A
rooms, good well and large building, formerly
occupied as q csoper's shop, being on the same
premises lately owned by N. Michel, cooper, in Cat
fish town. The improvements are only six years
old, and in good order. Terms very liberal.
Apply to JOHN X. DUFROCQ Agent.
Septic. Lafayette street.
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10 The New York Herald, since

To- The New York Herald, since
it joined the Abolitionists, is thrown
completely in the background by its
new allies. They beat it in black
guardism, lying. and all the humbug
tricks that used to form the speciality
ofBennett's paper. The Herald tries to
snort, now and then makes spas
modic effort to be heard and attract
attention-but the political demons
who dance round the same cauldron
with Bennett, exceed him in all his
efforts-in fact, completely unscrew
his tail, and strip the poor devil of all
his satanic emblem5--except his
horns. Boston Post.
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Per Ship George West.

Onnn LBS. pure and extra White Lead;
GUUU 1000 do. Snow White French Zinc;
150 Boxes assorted sizes Window Glass;
100 cans Chrome Green and Yellow PAINT
Zinc Dryer, Litharge, Spanish Brown;
Yellow Ochre, Whiting, Red Lead;
German Black, Japan Damen and
Light Furniture Varnish, Glazier's Points,
trainers Philadelphia Glue, Fitches' Sash Tools.
Brick Liners and Putty, for sale low at the
Hardware store Of MoNTAN 4 HUGUET,
3sept19. Church street, opposite Harvey House.
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Hon. p. SouIE.-This gentleman,
is at present, in Nicaragua. El Near
oguense Of the 23rd ult. says: .
We record with pleasure the arriv-
al of the Hon. Pierre Soule, by the
steamer La Virgin, in this city, on
Wednesday last. From short con-
versation we had with Mr., Soule, we
can safely say that like all the other
new corners to Nicaragua, he is decI-
dedly prepossessed in favor of Central
America, although it would be too
much to hope that be could be indeed
to exchange the brilliant prospect
before him in the great northern CON
federacy, for a home in this Republic.
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A Curious LAKE.-The plattville
American (Cal.,) gives an account of
peculiar lake on the East side Of Bear
River Valley, It is an immense pool
or spring, rather than like lake, a
little over one hundred yards in length
along the base of the mountain, and
nearly the same in width, but extend
ing 10 one place under a shelving rock
that nearly touches the surface of the
water for many yards. That it is an
immense spring issuing from the noun
tain, is apparent from the fact that any
floating substance thrown under the
shelving rock is Immediately brought
outward to the opposite bank. There
is no visible outlet to the waters, ex-
cept that the margin is little else than
rock with innumerable assures travers-
ing it in every direction. and through
which, with no apparent current at
the surface, the water undoubtedly
escapes.
The surface of the rocks at the edge
of the water, and for several inches
above and below, is coated thick with
a substance closely resembling sulphur
but without its properties, being unin-
fammable. Not a living fish is to be
seen in its waters, but, digging into
and breaking up a kind of scoria or
volcanic mud nearly hardened into
stone that makes portion of the bank,
great numbers of fish, from two to six
inches in length, are found Embedded
therein, and perfectly petrifed.
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY.

QY THE Empire City from New York, have
IL just received my assortment Of Gents Gloves
and Hosiery, also q large assortment Of Handk'fs,
Cravats, Nec-ties, Stocks, Scarfs, Linen Bosom
Shirts and Under Shirts of all kinds. Particular
attention is asked to my assortment Of Gloves and
Gauntlets, in these goods defy competition.
Sept-5--y. w. d. PHILLIPS.
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LARGE CARGoEs OF THE GRKAT
SrAPLE.-The steamers Magnolia
Capt Thomasson, the Princess Capt.
Holmes from Vickburg and the Cap
itol Capt. Ure from Bayou Sara arri-
we'd this morning bringing 1910
bales; of which the Magnolia brought
1929 bales, the Princess $3.50 bales !;
the Capitol, 1857 bales. Dslm,l
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Spiral Notirrs.

nj X s. r. EAD'S WARY.
WILL COMMENCE its next session, Monday
October 9th. Pupils are particularly requested to
be present the first day Of School.
MRS. NJ. W. READ Principal
sept-13-1-m-w. Baton Rouge, La,
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MARRIED..

At Swan Lake on Saturday the 9th inst,
by the Rev. J. Fl CLANCY, M. f. GOODWIN,
of Alexandria, La, to Miss Lucy HARPER,
Of this rarish.-La, Democrat. gev
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SP1NsrERs.-Among our forefatbers
it was maxim that young woman
should never marry until she had
spun enough linen to furnish her
house and from this custom all un-
married women were called SPIN
sters," an appellation they still retain
in all legal proceedings.
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NOTICE,

A LII PERSONS indebted to the undersigned for
IA account Of the past and previous years, are
requested to come forward and settle.
sept2-M. za. B. JOURDAN,
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HORSE SHOES ON A New PR1N.
cIPLE-A P Philadelphia Mechanic has
constructed a horseshoe in such man.
ner that it requires no nails and can
be put on by any one without the aid
Of blacksmith. Attached to the shoe
a hange extending around the hoof
and at the back Of the shoe which lies
over the frog of the horses foot is a
joint held in its place by a screw
which allows the shoe to open and
close so as to accommodate itself to
the size of the hoof. Between the
hoof and the plate is placed LAYER Of
gutta percha, for the purpose Of pre-
venting injury to the hoof or leg of
the horse by conclusion while run
ming over hard roads or streets. The
mechanism is very simple and the
cost much below that of ordinary
shoes.
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From the St. Louis Shot Tower
1fln SACKS assorted Drop Shot; Bar, Pig and
LUU Sheet Lead at J-.xs.
sept-30. LARGUIER d LANOoE.
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Too EARLY EDUcATIoN.-Expe-
rience demonstrates that Of any
number of children of even intellectual
powers, those who receive no particular
care in infancy and who do not begin
to study till the constitution begins to
be consolidated but who eujoy the bene-
fit of a good physical education, very
soon surpass in thei- studies those
who commenced earlier and who read
numerous books when very young.
Spruzhaim.1
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cutlery, Cutlery.
DOCKET and table, Wostenholmes &
i Badgers make; Ladies scissors; Tay-
lor & Barber's Shears; Razors-Hones and
Stops, at LARGUlER & LANOUE.
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Just Received.

INFECT FROM ST. LOUIS
~ 20 RBLS., EXTRA Family 81. Louis FLOUR :.
10 do NESHAN0C POTATOES;
10 boxes CREAM CHEESE;
8 CKS. AMES' NAMES;
CANDLES and SOAP;
sept17-n NJ G. BRYAN,
South East Cor. Court House Square.
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FOR SALE

A NEGRO WOMAN, about 30 years Of age.--
II A good House Servant. Washer and Ironer
For particulars enquire at the, Comet Office.
sept2 '56.
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Butter

Butter.
ERESH country made Butter received
J. every week. M. G. BKY AN.
inlv-29. S. E. Cor. Court House Square.
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rs Dollars Reward.

rs Dollars Reward.
DAN AWAY from the Plantation of PRATT &N
Ii PREHpERGAsT, in July last, the boy Zn
Henry, dark grif-aged abont 45 years, a
about s feet 9inches high. Also, the boyA
John, formerly owned by Jshn II. Schenck, he ia
% years old, about six feet and very black
John ran away on Monday the 22nd inst,
The above reward will be paid for both or twen-
ty-fye Dollars for each. Il Tseut.a7nT
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& F---------<
QUALITIES OF THE SExEs.-There
is an admirable partition between the
sexes which the Author Of our being
has distributed to each with wisdom
that challenges our uubounded ad-
miration. Man is, strong-woman
beautiful; man is daring and con-
fidsnt-woman is dif6dent and unas
Stunning man is great in action
woman in suffering; man shines
abroad-woman at home, man talks to
convince-woman to persuade and
please; man has rugged heart-wo-
man soft and tender one; man pre-
vents misery-woman relieves it
man has science-woman taste man
has Judgement-woman sensibility
man is a being Of Justice-womau an
angel Of mercy.
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More Glass! More Pain Is.

More Glass More Fa1mISs
mn BOXES assorted French Glass; White Lead
IUU Pure Snow and No, Zinc Zinc Dryer
Brushes etc. Turpentine and Lincesed Oil; Fire
Proof Paints, dry and in oil; at
sept-3O LARGUIER d LAN0UE.
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Nor so, HERE.-In the land of the
brave and the home of the Free" it is
not as it is in some of the European
countries. in respect Of patent medi-
cines and puffs. Here, man, may
put off anything on the public, as q
sovereign remedy for an inward bruise,
if it be nothing but molases and water.
One may take-apd by judicious puff
fery make fortune out of it--soft
soap; perfume it with cinnamon oil, and
call it the Balm of thousand flowers
and get to be nabob out oft. Those,
who puff most and face the world with
brazen impudence come off best
Merit is no test for popularity. What
a perfect revolution would be occasion
cd. here, by the passage Of such law,
as they have in Bavaria. It forbids
all editors Of newspapers from publish
ing advertisements Of medicines and
euackeries Of all kinds, unless the
same shall be duly authorized.
In the capital of Prussia, not only
the sales of spurious and deleterious
drugs, and poisonous and dangerous
compounds, is strictly prohibited and
guarded against, but the journalists
who publish quack advertisements,
are very rigidly brought to account
thereof. What would become of the
conductors Of the press in the United
States, and even England, were such
ordinances enforced, and the largest
liberty, restricted" $500
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CALIcoEs at exc, &c., 10c., and 12k; handsome
French ditto; Musline de Laine Berege d.
Laine; worsted Scotch Plaid English Merino
French Merino; Ginghams; Popelines; Bfacl
Silks; fancy Plaid and Striped Silks Florence
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-23
New Golds,

NTtSsEsA.& HUSBAND have Ju.treceiv.
lNL eel irom New York we'll selected stock o.
NEW GOODS. embracing every variety unt
some choirc .N of Ribbons Flower, bonneis.
Cnus, Grapes, Glnrit Nilksuud Tissue. for Mamil.
la. Lace and Muslin fluunriugs, Lace and Mus.
ling Cular. aud sleeves. Underhandkerchicis,
Dress Trimmings, Nc., &c.
straw Bunnets Blts he'd and altered into the
lni,.t ~ les; also Mautila- made,
UIsThc corner Of Blacks Block.
Aprl -. tH55.