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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-02
RICHARD L. READ.
DIM A READ.

1 .'ahSET At LAW, and Solicitor in Chancery, Min
4 t"- Point Office IN Thomas new block. 81
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HENRY PRICE

LNLRAI. DEALERS IN Merchandise of al kinds. cor
- -e 2 A'Sh and chestnut streets, Mineral Point,
81
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y. B. BOYIDES

4 .ToRNEF AND CUUNSEII.OR 1T LAW, Minera
! .5.7. Collections promptly attended % Ohict
F A7seF trsu-. $ store. 81
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1 n .ESFYS AND CoUNSELLoRS AT Law, and So
....vrs a Chaacery, Mineral Point. OIce in Mil
H-s t-cE Q-I
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}. II. CI.AIiY,

1 ~aRNET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Mineral
4 t.s7t- aalce in NIItuu's Stone Block. 81
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Johns Il EIsNS

VI - ANT fAILORS, High-st., Mineral Point Wis
s.t share Of public patronage. Their work will
fs g ne most fashionable style, and on reasonal .
cutting done TO order, and warranted 70 ft. il
''0 up 81
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IS" worthy old English farmer, who most
thoroughly detested taxes and tax-gathercrs
was once called on by collector second time
for taxes he had once paid, but for which he
had mislaid the receipt; and as he told the
story to his friend
Would you believe it, SIR, the fellow began
to abuse me?"
Well said his friend. what did you do?'
d: Why I demonstrated with him.
Z" And to what effect2'
"Well, don know to what effect, but the
poEey aras bent"
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GET READY FOR WINTER,

lOJtl 5I7SHELS Of CHOICE LIME, on hand r,
Yellow Ss.-a BENZ. q. SCOTT
~ '+ss -soF- 4 AeS5 sSr4
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1ehS ES @ practice his Profession slIits branch
uEer. arst door below Auser TraI2els store.
,-a.e. lie brick tPilding southwest OF the brick
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-02

THE NEW KEY.-"Aunty," and a little girl,
Il believe I have found a new key to unlock
peoples hearts and make them 60 willing for
you know aunty, God took my father and mo-
ther, and they want people to be kind to their
little daughter"
What IS the key?" asked aunty.
" 1t is only one little word-guess what
But auntv was no gTesser.
"It is plea,e" said the child; aunty It Is
pleas. If l ask one eff the great girls at school
please show me my parsing lesson she says Q,
yes, and helps me. If ask Sarah, please do
this for mel? no matter she'll take her hands
out OF the suds. II ask uncle please, he says
yes pussy, If I can. and if say please, auHty
hat doe. aunty do?" asked aunty herself
40, you look and smile Just Ike mother, and
that is best Of ALL cried the little girl throwing
her arms around auntys neck, with tear IN
her eye,
Perhaps other children viii like 10 know
about this key and hope they viii use it also
for there is power in the small, kind courtesies
of life
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professional an6 8usintss Garas.


.l,, Dealer in Dry Goods Groceries Provisions
7 H-tasro &c. yellow store, Wis Nov u. 1856. IL
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IL LINER, anl Dealer in Millinery Goods, Ladies
II a-r-s Trimmings, Fancy Goods, &c. neat door 10
- e1t-s. .ause tISh-st., Mineral Point Ell
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TEg6ER q the College Of Physicians and Surgeons,
II University 81 tie Stste Of \ y. tenders his seryi-
s s >'zaas " Dolyesille and vicinity IS Physicisn
s-,sa. AMI Aec-uchcr. .
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-. D. AyII.nEg. II. n.. !.

aFFloE aua residence St Arena, iowa Co, Wisconsin
~ S2-Iv
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CONF 4 HIES-sIOKE.


/ "fNEI.s At Law, Mineral Point, Wis. or
! =. Aas-rg = TEs.Hlei's store. q
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4ANEs 1rNy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-04

prixcs amounting 10
$2O4,OOO!!
VIII be distributed according to the following
N a a N uGlG ENT Son u " E!'
900 Nuus 1n,DSH Prizes.

IA IN, pri n ,ouuttup To saOl 900
The o. determined by the number which
&lOpoO rfiHe that number should be odd mum
her every number ticket In the Shomo will be cnt
trd 81 number, than number ticket
viii entitled 10 ~ Ia addition other Prize whiehmhy
he drawn.
Purchasers buying equal quantity oi old ahd even
number tickets will he Of draw ing nosry hall the
of the with chances Of obtaining other rfitea
An those tickets ending with T. o. T. eycnall those
ending with l. B. =, !, q odd
. Remember that osery rriac drawn, and payable In
hill without deduction.
An rri1ra Of o. 900 and under paid Immediately aor the
draw ing-oiher Prizes nj the usual time thirty days
All cummun aiions strictly confidential Tho drawn nun
bcs viii be forwarded purchasers Immediately after the
drawing
Whoic Tickets, $40 Halves, @1 Quarters, VI.
Tickets caghcd In othrr Tickete either
office.
Orders for Tick kots n be addressed to
:, SWAN x CO, Atidnfd Ga.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery. Ala.
July ~ dil3aug
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BALTIMORE.


NR. VS. 0a, MEDICAL OPFuCE, LOek H.
armsry Baltimore-Insuied, a. D. ls29, No 81 Sossk
~ OR No FEE REQuIRED-Dr. Mills. an experienced
Physician of tho Aopahic school, be coIfdenfaiy con-
suited In all casea private nature or disease
No Mopey Required Cure ts not Eftdd-A praeseai En-
nencc Of over 20 years enables DR. d to warrant cure IN
ihe shortest possible time have II safely effected
This Ha extensively celebrated for the ehectual and
all classes Of Diseases established
city, a refuge from Quackery, 20 wears ago
The Hsk OF this Institution would render public
not for the applicants here for
treatment 6lched OF their money, mareated BY
the Ghans who flourish largely In the public prints auA
with whom our city Ia oycrstocked .
aicted BE- yoa Guard would avoid Injury pecu-
MARY loss aud see early medical AID where
promises than he VIII honorably perform
and Chronc Cases The usus symptoms are Sore
Throat liberation the Mouth Itching and Tenderness about
Hotohcs Erupiious the Skin &c Upon the
such eaAss Dr willing stake his honor and reputation
Triumph SrieHcsThe remedies OF DIR NJ In rcstof
and manly vgor rcnovning the shattered eonstu
n speedily all debility or injury incurred from
habit by any discoyer Of the
Enbed Manhood May here hnd certain restorative and
nuands from iho have realized the sweet frnon Of
pc which tho failure Of Quackcres In their hitherto
Ruthless search, had become almost esiingushsd.
!renfmtH-No pol compounds OF Mer
rury Nosiuus Drugs used In his practice
10 Ffmaies experience in he treatment Of Female
Affections dsoAats, &c, qualities DR. NJ to afford
iarg RE and effect Cure In the most dh'ent eases Com
nunicntns Hacry guarded and treatment marked with skill
aud drleacy
D, Mls Gyof Pfrspfre This sovereign Remedy appica.
bic either sew VIII br sent duiy prepared. by mail
81 by rcnr $40 prescription will be included
Distant p.raona cured home by addressing DIR. j. b.
MILLS. BAlrAopf Qetcrs post paid) Medicines sent In
any direction by mail ~ express
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TERMS.

Tie YIRGiNIAN il published daily Sd and tri weekly
g. advance No will hr discontinued
ccrt option of the rolr until All arrearages shall
have been paid
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 10 per square
first Insertion and "a for each
ordered inner weekly and then 80
square for each insertion. Ii the number
the MS IL will be published till or
d"red ont, and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For onc square daily.
For one do semiwrckiy. ~
U Advertisements intended papers subject spe
ial contract.
" Annual adv ertiSors will be limited TO their immediate
business or th" advertisements charged transient
U All new advertisements appear in the daily and rl
weekly papers
q Obituary notices which eight lines charged
trahly for the rxcess
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NEW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
Ew XouX CLOTHING. of superior NAH.

NEW YORK NCIOTUINS! "t ""N"'i"F "'""1
~ JENNINGS WHEELER a 60. AZ thamhc,H street
opposite the fark offer Wholesale, an Immense St"eh g"
,IoTlNu of all Kinds tathiae t3ead TERMS RodsoHd
Irtrfs Len taii aud Sst june IL dttn"s
,u,OE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY,
j Manufacturers and Dealers In UUNroWpEk. having
reduced prices currspoud with the reduced rr q"
Ssltpere continue ell known brands o El''
e Indian hc Kentucky Re Powder In kcgs and can
seis ST. Gunpowd,r blasting and mining comir,sing
qualities and kinds required by the uadt
guaranteed 10 give entire satisfaction,
Tho standard Of their POWDER, which has enoy"l tht
highest reputation thhn iwen. hNo years VII u"
found other manufacture in the world
principal dealers and nlso ni the ohee o
the Company No ~ " all co Water street, New York
q HAZARD, rrcat
A. T.. poruIAss, ScCA,
may u dhm Is w col
CONNOLLY \ ADAMS, Tobacco G"Wnsis-
J SION MERCHANTS, No. ~ fRoNl str CT, New YORK
{ " Liberal advances consignment.
Ri ,NNISC ADAMS would be- pleased o hcar from his
rl,n,l, AT this housc JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
,pl aidlv ROB1 N. ADAMS
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,u,o -n,prras OF TonACCo WEST,

i VIA BALTIMORE. Mp.--The undersigned Forward
np Merchants and Agents the fennsy Railroad
baltimore. solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
TO ALI. FONTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
their with the trade having been for
the OF large part Of the Tobacco
West through Baltimore they haer themselves that they
give satisfaction To shippers.
Freight low by other line
Gonngnmen To the aolcited and punctuAly
attended To- MAuRAw 4 K0oNS,
20 North street, baltimore.
Refer to Jacob Iead Co. Brand jr baltimore; r. L.
dudley W. T. Smith. Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston Miller
CrcnaiAw, IynchburR. Cronshaw &Co., Richmond
y A
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PHILADELPHIA.


perfectly safe in its operation This has
5CN ~ cusi,ely shown with what success u aS
- compllshes the purpose designed II IL
easy 10 make hys,ca pi bu To make the bas'
all Ptonc which would Lave none ni the ol'conso on
,li the advaniagosof of every other rms mas o1n " [ m
the public decision II unfortunate for the patient
hitherto that almost purgsitve medicine aStoouS
and irritating to bowels Ihisis not Many o 'heh pr"
ucc much grpug pain and rcvuslon In the system as to
more balance the good to lie eiN'a from 'en
These Pills produce no irritation ar pain wiesS u "o '"i
previously existing obstruction OF derehs'e a ' ~,
,ls Being purely vegetable no harm van arse nv" '
he taken lndiciously Minute directions ,9 e,' use w M Wv,
several diseases which they apcahc are given on IN.
hoN Among the complaints which hnNe ne"h Nf"'s yu'"
hy them mention Liver Complaint In all lis various hWs
of Jaundice Indigestion langour ana ,sS e' ,i''' 's.
essncss Irrsbliiy Bilious Headache bilious f,Nei frNe'
and Aguc Pain Side and ons inr in truth all these
the consequences of diseased N, ~ {" the liver As
ouapcrcn they afford prompt and sure ei IA
Piles Choie, Dysenery Humors, Scrofnit ana S'N ,ol',
with bohy and I'M irity o the blood
In short. and every whcr, pntEaNo sf''lho"
The have also produced some sngnlaY successful cure ~
he, ,iout Iu y ttavcl EfyRipelas RAT iatloA W
Heart Painsin the Back stomach anti Sro hey should
hc freely taken the spring othr year To purity the pood
prepare the or the change ot seasons An ec
casonal dose stimulates the stomach into healthy acton an
appetite aud vgor They purify the blood and
by stmnsnt action tho ccuatory system renoNao
the strength of the body and restore the wasted or diseased
energies Hence occasional dose is
though serious arrangement cNsts but
unnecessary dosing should be carried too ta as every
prgatye medicine reduces strength when taken TO
cess The thousand which physc In required can
here but they suggest themselves I" INC
reason of oyery body; and II confidently believed this pin
viii answer better thing which has hitherto
icen available mankind When their virtues are once
known the public win no longer doubt what remedy TO employ
when in need of cathartr medieino 49,
Being wrapped they are pleasant TO take ana o'ns
purely yegeabno harm arise from Their use any a"ah
uy. 49,. -. 1900, ,,-..,.., ..., l., ,,,,,o
Chemist Low ell Mass Price - cents per box rive boxes
Druggists Country Merchants throughout the State
Purcell, Ladd 4 Co. Richmond General Agents
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Ou $40 Gl kNusueNG ARTICLES, inst Ia
j hand, oil Narpcng, all widths Plated Ten Sets
beautiful Plated Table tnsors Spoons Forks Ladies Candle
sticks Syrup Stands Walters Communion Sets Pitchers Dob
lets Cups 40 Sc manufactured expressly Tor onr nhlc ana
of superior quality
Coffee and Tea Trina Coffee Blgginp md Pots Tea
Monlds Coffee Snlners Tea Balls water Coolers
Wire Dish Covers Toilet Sets beannl Feather
busters, Kettles Preserve Sklmmers Nuirraka
Egg catera Lemon SquUc1es tli Pins aud Hands Git Cor
nice Market Baskets Gas ightos &C. &c Please call aud
examine before purchasing nlaowhere.
July lots ID GREGORY 90
NyOTpSE.-vbc co-Ip"rsncr-hip heretofore cs-
/ stng between the undersigned aud y Diuguid undor
Duguid Sons dissolved on the LIST day
Jnnuary last
The busneas by the undetg gned
under the firm sty e OF ID l. q. A DlU8ulD at the
old stand of y. DluRuid & SunF
An pcrHona having claims agninst the Arm Of Diugd
III thom for settlement and those
accounts viii please come forward and pay up.
DAVID y DlUGUII,
GEORGE A, DIUGuIp.
h y. a. q. a. DBuliUlD, sat ccssors 10 -.
lie DIuGIID 4 SONS, will keep constantly on hand
large stock nil kinds of FIRNIIl RE- of their
acture which they VIII be pleased 10 shew hc old friends and
patrons al s DiuRuid n Sons, and the public generally
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

sss>xa DIR. ROBERT EARIN. Dentist.
ffS62k has his office door above his resi-
@IIfyYYy sidencc. MAIN ST, and square above
pibrels Hotel ian ldts
UNK. q. a.. ssKEENGEE oilers his profession
II AL SERVICES the citizens of Lynchbnrg vicinity
Once In Warwick House.
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~ to aend asa memen'o of abseni loved ones wh" can
be appropriate what acceptable what dehr
and worthy 10 he cherish than natural ie almost
speaking breathing likeness of the heads OF the household
the little Olive Plants Al home those loved but absent ones
whose faces the Hesh be seldom Avaricos
barred health and character aud happiness for gold
sacrificed home comfort and friends
the Of place aud power but who heard Of
niitablc Ambiotypcs
Photographs DaRuerreoypes exchanging II TO money
the npuse any tho hncst motives that left
the fallen humanity prrpcuse and cement
friendship. seal and iaiy halowed affection Tho
ladies' by amy In aRe) connmpatos while In this
mood, with little satisfaction, the heahm and
happy influences that are constantly going out from his ess6
through the medium beautiful and truthful pictures
less beautiful aud truthful originals to gladden. the
Fathers and Mothers sisters and Brothers,
Low and Swcethearts of the land
The having laceased his OF operators and
having hand fresh and large supply of materials invites
visit from body hs Gallery where In all weathcrs may
be faithful Amboiype Daguorrcotypc aud those
wishing sine of themselves will bo cordially wei
amply repaid for their trouble by examining
excellent exhibition of Pictures Ia addition almost
limited stock Of and unique have any quantity
of Fashionable Jewey such as Loekeis Breast Pins Brace
lets Watch Fobs Finger Rings &c designed to contain pie
any which win be In tho best style OF the art
the shortest notice. and the reasonable prices for
cash only n. s. TANNER
n r. Side Main ST. three doors below Bridge,
July cots Lynchbuts Va.
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FuNIE subscbcr retiring from the of Miller 4
Elan, hs thanks for tho patronage received Mt
the hands his friends and respectfully soa continuance
the % the of WIN. A. Miller.
fc ROBERT S ELAN
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fuNIE undersigned will continue the Grocery and Comms
aud the purchase Of Wheat nj the old stand
where he will be pcssed wnit his friends and the public
generally. WIN a. MILLER,
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lIARPET aud Came Seat Chairs, C"fPrt al
u and Cane Seat Parlor Chairs of new and beaut "
full patterns. o,y,, ~
M " FOLhES
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Lx7susuA S,vpVERV mud dsALEsTAHiE

w MAHKtT ST OrrOsiIh Vt MtNkfl TNlsF LYN'HHVN''
Val prepared furnish Mt the very shortest no
Horses Hacks and Ruggios dhc best In the ey}
Persons wishing ride Hack drawn by hne Horses
with the most polite careful drivers be accommodated
10y me ~, .
Gentlemen wishing take short afternoon drive win
lady Buggy, with fine Horse can be accommodated
by me. -.
having Pleasure by sending them to my
Stable win have them kept fine order hnd always f'hN VI
moments also responsible for any damaro done
them while stable will be pleased the public wlh
give n themselves that stable better
cked than any other n This city + WILLIAMS
nv l5dts Proprietor
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y Notary Public dealer in Land Warrants and Attor
,y for prosecution Of Military Bounty Land and Penso.
raims wishes purchase 100000 ACRES OF Military Bounty
md warrants will attend to any business, Notary
c such acknowledgment of deeds assignment OF Land
warrants &c &c LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
iulyG,s Pension Agent. I.ynchbuvg, Va.
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- X. BlRKuOLDER, General Co,"mi.-
bSs SION MERCHANT, NO. lG FRONT STREET, \. \.
Particular attention given to GRAIN AND ALL SOUTH
ERN PRODUCE
Refer X. H. LOWRY Esq, Cashier of the Bank of tho
Relubic n Y. lv. b. RI ma l5,l6m
u.NRANkIIN 4 BOTHER, ssrOccrs ~ COM
u MISSION MERCHANTS, next door to Liberty Ware
house Main street Lynchbufg Va have just received large
aud general Stock of Groceries consisting OF every article III
that line also large stock of Blankets ulcd Cloths kersoy
ad nscys Cotton Oznaburgs Brow and Bleach
ed Doncscs Calico. SC; Boots and shoes oo ai
aud Caps and other Goods which they ohor to
q the best terms. lo, oots
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A-OTICE.-AII persons indebted to me wi
please forward and settle their bills viii he give
into the hands of an officer. j. NEWMAN
uly lots
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np. a. a. DsUa.,D, s".cc-.or- to =,
(G|Szl'SSss.;S|l

They also keep constantly hand large stock OF FISK
METALLIC BURIAL CASES of al sige- also largo stock
WOODEN GOFFINS OF every description, aud viii pay
prompt attention to the undertaking husness nj all honrs
fe o5.dscts ID. J.. a a. A. DILGUID.
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D0TETOURT sPRING1, W.

u Der has opened HOUSE of ENTERTAIN
nle,liatcly on the McAdamized road leading from
Salem. and six miles from the Va 4 T. X. X a. y
pot where he is able to accommodate some tni
house have free access to the White sulphur ana
Springs at the Institute which Springs are sfuatet
Yards from my house. Hack runs daily IRON
With the Cars. also with Cove Alum Springs, mil
ctourt Springs.
ul d.dI ~
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-03
FRESH ARRIVALS.

THE undersigned has just received per
/ Empire City,
$50 lbs Gnr, Arabic Lozenges, Of all havors
80 40 Gum Arabic Paste. Vanilla & Rose
so DO Juiube Drops, assorted.
II do Licoriee do do
80 10 India Paste,
100 do Tolu Drops,
50 DO Pate lie Gumauve,
80 10 Matshmelow drops
$50 DO lnjube paste, rose, lemon h Orange.
30 do Iolu 10. ~ boxes Spruce Gum
100 dn Chocolet dies Families.
50 do do de sanI6
50 Do do Ia Vanilla, etc.
For sale at reasonable prices, by
oci ls-v WIN. B0GEI. Druggist.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-03
10 PLANTERS.

TyALL'S PLOltGHS, Nos to : with
IL and without Cutters, ea
Assorted Mos OF Subsoil Sfgas
and Flnkes, fssfsss'sasas
Kings Plonghs -tetsnded bars. Nos
to 4,
Hay Cutters md Corn Shelters
OK. Log, Rark and Trace Chains,
Amas " Bowland's best Spades and
Shovpls.
IIoes--cast steel and forged, from in
10 10 IN blade,
Blind briAlas and Cart saddles
Collars and flames, Tor mules and
horses,
A yes. Yankee and Kentucky patterns,
Besides any other a'iiele generally found
in we'll assorted Hardware Store
jantsdyl nAEGUtEH Il LANoUE,
Cor Lafayette aud Florida SITS
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-03
THE GENTS DEPARTMENT..

Especially selected ioi This market and
guaranteed to he The best workmanship.
and latest style, comprising, suits Of
Cold. Casstnretlns suits Of Checked
Marseles suits of Black Italian Cloth !,
Meribo, BeapouI, aud Alpaca fnafs
E Pants :.
Brown Linen. Drill and other styles Of
sn,nu 81 Coats and Pants Fancy Linen
Drill in patterns and by the yard, Under
Garmaut7 in Linen and Cotton, SIX
Muslin t,avets, Hall Hose; Gloves !.
Panama Hats, Straw Hats Tor Young
America
Special attention is paid to our CUSTOM
ers Il from the variety of our stock q PET
feet fit is in all cases assured ut
ans. J SIMON Il co.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-03
FIELDING MUSSELMAN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In all kinds
or G0NFECTION R1Ey.

Conner Of Third and Laurel Sits, lnearly
opposite The BANK ~-Batoh Rouge
HAVING this day RTnrtoFb his prices,
Ia be is prepared to furnish nj kind Of
e A " - Y at WHOLESALE aud RffAtL, on
more favorable terms than can he had in N
Orleans; and having experienced workman,
his candy will always be PURE and FRESH:
care being taken that no ''deeierious ingre-
dent is used in it's manufacture, az Is too
often the Ease with coniec fionsfy purchased
at AuotreNs and from irresponsible houses
He trusts that the trade Ut this, sna the
adjoining parishes, will give him their or
de,s 10 Gil, which he is prepared to do to
any amount having made arrangements for
the best quality Of sugar in market, and be-
ing ~ correspondence with one Of The large
EST houses in New York, to supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles in his line,
September ~
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-03
CAPITOL CHEAP STORE III
tE~ECONOMT AND TASTE, x0
GRACE,
E1nse and I1iepnnce. nl Combined.
". Simon a. In.

T'HFHE rs NOTHING IF mote impor-
| tanre 10 this community thar to know
where III get. PERFECT Flls. at stia-
bic prices. j. SIMON 9. 60. filed with
Samaritan like philanthropy. would res
ppctluly direct The weary with being
hnmbnsgetl people Of this honest place
10 their establishment, opposite the Post
nfTire where The
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-03

nTARSUS Improved Ela='io sns-
lvA ppnder shopldaf Btaee, The obisct
If which is H. correct habituai STOPPING
round anh crooked shoulders, weak back
and chest anil to preserve that erect and
graceful position which is indispensable TO
health and beauty; il is adapted to Men,
Women end children 81 all ages, oceups-
tone md conditions it is light, yet strong
perfectly elasfe, simple, and beautifully
fnhls the object designed For sale bY
Uct4 WM. BoeFt. Druggist.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-03
EMHROlDERiEs.

Enid. Themseits and Sleeves in joefs f.,
Rich Gtpufe Lace Collars. 9 great yar
iety Of Silk and Lace Manielles Emb'd.
Iaronet Bands, very rich Enh'd Indies
Handke,ch.nfs Embd. Skirts, Dinii-
try. for skirts large variety of iSilF
pptasols. Fans, Silk Gloves and Filet
Mills Ar