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The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03

SPEAK1sG To-NIGHT.-B. F. Washington
and George Pen Johnston, Esqs., will address
Il s~-tizens of North San Juan this (Satur
da, ss.---lg, 70 advocacy of the principles
of tfn.s branch of the Demcratic party rep
resented by Breckinridge and Lane. They are
both talented gentlemen and able speakers,
and should command large audience.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03

MIrcHELL's BALL.-The Ball given by Mr..
J. H. Mitchell, on Thursday evening last, at
Columbia Hill, was, we are informed, most
pleasant affair, as we predicted it would be.
Mrs. NJ. understands how to entertain COM
pany and any company that is appreciative
gould not fail to be pleased with Mrs. N.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03

u Rev. 0. n. Brooks having resigned his
charge as pastor of the NJ. 4. Church, at this
place, Rev. Wm. Wilmot has been appointed to
succeed him, and will be at his post and may be
expected to preach at the usual hours of service
tomorrow. Mr.. W. is said to be man in eve
ry way well qualified for the position, and with
proper encouragement viii do good service, in
his sphere, for this community.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03

CHANGE OF RIDERs.-A. L. Smith, express
man and newspaper agent, has disposed Of
his route between this place and Columbia
Hill, to Myron Angel, by whom the business
of public accommodation.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03

FRosr.-Monday morning we had the first
severe frost of the season. The ground, at
an early hour, was white as though there
had been slight shower of snow, and the
air was cold to a biting degree.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03

FUNNY.-Mrs. Adah Isaacs Menkin has
commenced snit against John c. Heenan for
divorce, although he stoutly maintains that
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03

RH-The following letter. which emphaticaiy speaks
for itself written by the Dean othe Faculty the
Philadelpha College of Medicine to the editors of the
Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal San Francisco
for publications
PHILADELPHIA, January Il, 1859.
To the Editors of the Pacific Ae9icaJ and Surgical
Observation-Disclosures attention has been called to
article in the December number of your journal. in
regard to the cd eaRden degree granted by the Phila
delphia College of Medicine Dr. LJ. Czapkay When
the application for the degree made the Faculty
it accompanied by alidavtsand testimonials 10 the
effect that DR.. Czapkay regular graduate NJ. D.
of the University OF Pesth, had served Surgeon in
the Hungarian Army, and regular Practitioner
Of Medicine. On the strength of these the degree was
granted The dd eRdcm degree its name implies is
conferred on graduates only and gives priviIe
Had there beer The slightest Suspicion Of irreg1
IaYitp, the application would have been refused BIZ
inserting this in yoar JOURNAL yo lciH do act of
justice tn the ColfeJe, and cn1,tera f1cor on
Yours. very respectfully,
IT, RAND.
Dean ofthe Faculty ofthe Philadelphia College of Med-
cine.
DR.. L. !. Czapkay's Private Medical and Surgical In
sttute is on sacramento street. below Montgomery
opposite the Pacific Mall Steamship Companys Office,
San Francisco, California. The Doctor offers free con-
sultaton, and asks remuneration unless he effects
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03

1PMessrs. Brown & Clark advertise fresh
Oregon shell oysters for sale at the Bank Ex-
change-served in every style-from and after
to-day.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03

SURvEYING.-Mr. A. J. Gamble, County Sur.
veyor, is in town, with his field Instruments
Those desiring to have lots, mining CLAIMS, or
other property surveyed, should enquire him out
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03

GJohn R. Mcconnell addressed Douglas
meeting at French Corral on Thursday evening
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03

CoPPER.-We have received from Major S.
S. Lewis, of Sweetland, bar of copper
weighing l6 ounces, containing 60 cents in
gold to the ounce. 1t was melted at the
Assay Office of Theall 4 Co., Marysville, from
% ounces of copper sulphurets and fakes
of pure copper, taken from the claims of
Hiscox, Lewis Co., on Buckeye Hill. In
the last clean up of this company, when $50
ounces were taken out, considerable pro-
portion proved to be copper. There is evi-
dently rich vein of this metal somewhere
in the neghhorhood. The further the work
men advance IN one portion of the claims,
the more apparent this fact is rendered by
the rapid increase of the sulphurets and
small pieces of the virgin ore The speci-
men before us will be exhibited to the cur
ious in such matters, if they will take the
trouble to call at this Office.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03

U7AMsBARY gives quadrille party at Cor
dons ON Thursday night.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03
INDEPENDENT LINE.

THE increased patronage recently bestowed
L upon my Independent Stage Line, has in
dueed me to announce, that | will continue to
run the same OH the San Juan and Marysville
road during the winter. J. S. McCUE.
noy3tf
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03
Tle Aydraulie Press,
Local Intelligence.

N>O~o~~C-c-~OO0~-~-O~
The LAST PILGRIAAGE.-The various Leg
islative nominees have now only four days
left to do up their little "choresn among the
voters. Most of them have improved the
time originally allotted, by extending their
inquiries and researches into the remotest
corners of the county. Of course each has
an argument peculiar to himself and his
party and if be has failed to convince those
to whom he has addressed himself either of
the fitness of the first to ornament a Iegisla-
tive position, or of the second TO save a dis
solving Union and expiring country, he must
attribute the result to hard -headedness and
inexcusable obduracy on the part of the
people, not to any lack of industry or elo-
quence in his own efforts. Our prediction
is-and we are willing to back it with
wager-that on the morning after the cleo
tion in this county, thirteen out of the nine
teen candidates will find themselves disap-
pointed Who'll take the bet?
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03

r. NJ. BRIGGs.-This gentleman, from
Amador county, so well known throughout
the STATE as an eloquent stump speaker, was
on the Ridge three days during the present
week, discharging the duties of his tempo
rary vocation, as a volunteer orator in the
ranks of the Douglas. On Monday night be
addressed the people of Cherokee; on Tues
day night, those at Columbia Hill /; and on
Wednesday night, the voters Of Sweetland.
His oratorical abilities are highly praised,
besides which, socially, the boys all pro-
hounce him a regular '.brick.'
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03

DRIED UP.-The sources of local informa-
ton are all dried up. We have not been
able to procure half dozen legitimate items
in three weeks. Everything has been poll
tics, politics-eternal!y politics. The public
mind is SO much absorbed in this pursuit,
that it has lost its capability to perpetrate
an idea on any other subject. Invention is
at discount. Graves, OF the play found
melancholy pleasure at times in moralising.
at is a id bad world, 2 quoth he, s.bnt it
will be consumed by FIRE one of these days,
and that's some consolation!' Election will
soon be over, and politics come to an end,
That's glorious consolationi
"IGNoRED.r-If there is any one word in
the English language more hackneyed and
abused by political orators, than all others,
it is that of ignored. We do not remember
ever to have written it before, and never
shall again, so long as there is a synonym
to supply its place. Like the countenance
of an importunate creditor, it has become
hateful to us.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03

HEAVY BLAsT.-Forty six kegs Of powder
were exploded in one of the suhterranean
chambers of the Eureka Dggings, on tie
afternoon of Saturday list. 1t was feared
the shock would be injnriously felt beyond
the immediate limits of those claims, but no
such result followed. Indeed. not even the
faintest rumble was heard al three hundred
yards distance, SO deep from the surface, and
80 securely emboweled was the powder ig
nited in the blast. The benefits expect ted to
be derived, however, in the way of loosening
and shattering into fine particles q large
mass of auriferous earth, exceeded the ut
most anticipations of the Eureka Company.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03

OF THE TRUSTEES OF COMMON SCHOOLS OF n
SAN JUAN, TO THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA, FROM Nov 1sT,
1889 To OCT. lST. 1860
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-03
B Nr N 4 % s I!


TAILS Sarsaparilla and Iodide of Potassi
i Scovall's Blood and Liver Syrup;
Henry's Magnesia;
Habersham's Headache Elixir;
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup;
Ayres' Sarsaparilla;
i" Cherry Pectoral;
Merchants Gargling Oil;
Lyons Flea Powders;
Kellinger's Liniment;
Wynkoop's Iceland Pectorali
DIR. Jayne's Liniment;
Railways Ready Relief;
Collodion;
Jew David's Plaster;
Patent Groats for Children:
Graefenberg Cos. Uterine Catholiconi
DIR. Crossman's Specific Mixture;
Turlington's Balsam of Life;
Hyatt's Infallibie Balsam,
Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters;
DIR. Hoofand's German Bitters;
DIR. Morse's Invigoratng Cordiali
Bed Bug Poison;
Elixir Of Calisaya Bark.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
Important Notice.

The sss ~ ?. Msrmsy's SANITARY ORUEL
has produced most ssluisry effects. which We
hasten " msks known " ths public Al large.
Among lie either rood qualities, uhieh are mi.
vefssiiy = 'kucv lodged. ;, hss hisn 'oi nj ~ be
highly useful and hsnsheien' ~ Women 10 ils
state ~ Pregnancy. aud the, ~ fsolirs,ss their
Dc itsfy.
u slsp improves positively The - diis and ir'
crease the 1usnti,v ~ Nib ~ Nurses.
M oihss Kind If Fpnd ssn be compared ~ u
!, rpsy he administered witbost fesf ~ the tnons
sst children, ~ tsfteshsns and strengthens them
sid preserves them spsins, great many die
sssss peculiar " their age.
W. msy ,hersfcts carefully recommend u 10
every family
tvsfv sns-pnund paper ~ the SANITARY
ahUtL e,nisins thirty TO pr'ii''ns io' ebs PEI
son They srs all signed ~ y. MAhMhy. In
v.sto, and ps,shisss
a-netsi Dapo, ~ New Cf'sans--ii co,,i stree,
bet tween Cbs,ifss and Hyjsl. mrs ~.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
MpILO v ED
GAS LIGHT ApPARATrT3

TfE undersigned respectfully calls the siisn.
ton ~ Planters srd ihe public e-nsiiy. 70 he
gAs Lts!itr APPARATUS
sud its established economy ~ advantages "vst
any other kipd ~ iIthi, ~ rUnLIC nuiti'iN az.
PRIVATE nEsiDEs CEs. SUGAR HOUSES. de.
~. lie his sbundahi. conclusive aud ssiisfse.
tory testimonials where his uAs ihiir -
PAHArus is ~ operation, that there is saving
Of 10 per esnt In monsJ besides ~ ihe labor hat
necessarily has +" ~ bssiousd 30 Vii lamps -
any oibsr kind of liquid nDw In ass.
The Capitol ~ na'en Rouge. s ~ up by ope o. ny
Improved Gas Light Apparatus.
~ which I hsvs the tsstim"ti sIs ~ 0",sfno' u
O. wicrtfrrE. asdd Nss-rs. iseriin Child sss Ser
rsant.ai. ,rtrs ~ ths senate aud J. a. Fsfsits
congratulations Of ibs House. VII" say
"yow "impfev.d Gas Light Apparatus" - ap.
piled H. The stats iiouse. Is sdmrsbls IN Ill IT,
arrangements. apd al That could lie. desired"
have Hlso tho Testimonials ~ Ds JrHu PISS
siSs. ~ Esst Baton Rouge, and W Psen' 81
Assumption. Who hsvs my apparatus attached b.
their sugar liOu.ss, whieh should ike sugaf
Planters ~ srsmins
jupsz5 D.R TioHB.
en- Address letters 10 D H. Tigbs. baton i,ou9s
" liip.st prompt attention.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
IMPLEMENTS.

DtpugiiH. Asss. TIED um and heavy Corn
Rhsllsrs aud hoah ssrsps'~. straw upt'sts
and HAY knivss, AIMEE 4 n"vlsnd's Spades snd
shovsis, toes Socket Spa lsssnd Hey fr'ks,nush
aod utain s.ythss, aiyhlss, gfain Cradles,
anaaih's n,i.r iinohs snd Iuig Cutters. Border
shears and Harden Tfpvslls, steel roin, Wedges
tues. 90, ing. back and trace ehsins, ullnd hti
dies Collars and flames. Csft Saddles and nfeeeh.
Ing Cruss-es, and ~, save. us''lsm hnsines. out.
w Combs, and all the ntisf implements generally
Used, 10 be had AZ the Agfioultufai establishment
NJ
mari bAHHUlFH LANnUb
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
PIANO FORTES.

DERSONS de-irous ~ pnrchaso n fret
II class Piano Forte viii do we'll ~ call
At the -tore If the undersigned and exam
me those made by Lighto IL Bradbury.
Wherever these ip-trum nts are known,
thsy haze ~ commanding reputation for
their elegant finish their combined power.
sweetnesa and Acxibility Of tone Thar
superiority Il puiiieioDtiy guaranteed by
the highest order Of te-timnnialr IN the
musical profess ion. such ~ Thalbe'g. DR..
Mason. Strackorcb. Timen, GOtt-chslk,
and Numerous others.
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
Matchmaker and Jeweller,
march,. Lafayette street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
TO Sugar PLANTERS.

C,rHAiuliT SUD crooked hsadl' tsne HALVES
- 18th ani without hooks, C"pra' snh Timed
shitnu,sis and Lsdsls, Cane shed Lsnih-fns !
sugar House Lampsi Weeks. Oh Cans, large sud
email, rngissar Ntenches 10 u In F~sn's
rHfsets rar ~. sulphlte lallons snd hail Galons
fpr NJ suiphi,e. ssehatnmet - fhs'n' n,sisis,
Couplings uusga snt si"r u.h,s Packing oisVa'y
description AZ LAuuuitn AnANT Uts.
oetgT Cor Lafayette and Fiofida etc
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
.A EtnGSo yANKrg pLOw.

A LskHk isf ~ tie -Bags W0paeH afd
~ pors. hem 80. ~ 80. :. risH6-f Bars,
fla " ~ Htii fBf the Guitars ~ core snd cot
isn iais lad VI medsfste tfiess -
now, LtRnt tkh LfN0UEr.
Cnsnpf iafat .fte sod n iis stfrs'is
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-. II. TIC II r.,
lHg iHcer ~ .NHrhtsstsf.

u NJ ON ROU ", la.
tIAytNu located nsseit IN tits city. bes leave
iii H. nH.r iny Vices q, rishi-fs snd others. ~
az ENutNEtH Had NAtniNisr. hsvins hsd ten
tests ssps fienee ~ the isand 1T 1hsn. Hhi ssF-
s,.t 80 - ~ this state Tel r,nhIeht ~ bsing
aide a. give perfect Subtraction 80 ~ lh'se vh"
,r-y fsvir Ne riii their psitentgsi Fsfts nlaf
attention sivento STRAW TiAlhs - ~ desefit-
iirns Machinery ~ All kiids tersifed' sna inliy
guaranteed -
! az, slsn prepared ~ furnish ., shoti ni,i-s
stiuAN Wis sfEtH mo- IS, PlNihhhb
ENutNfs. SASH and CiHUi LAh SAN WILLS
NJ ths latest patterns. HAi ASst FOhNAohi
sTEAu tRAiSs, Of al desefildiais' etc 80
to- Letters addressed - " TliHhshsDn
ROUGE ias.. viii seei prompt attention.
t,,ussf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
UmnnELLAs 4 pAnAsOLs.

A VIZ afa. s.s.trfri.Hi - hose - "a, just
~ reesaf@d, eopsisfi' r 81 Oiofhsm eiit SUD
,ott.n : tBbfsllss ~ six-s- snr'ne ibef. s,aas
very Has speb Oin fi'sm Umbrellas for ladies',
. rev article. vsft lizlii spd very hasis'fosly
ma TO- lsrpil u rHi,LiF<.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
Eg0ys fTOfhing.

NAVE lost ep.nas Al ~ Nsw stpfs IN Main
i street very large assyriin"ai ~
uDgs AsD yOJItts CLOrufsc,
al ~ staeh selected ff.fl ans 81 the largest
stocks ~ The eity 81 sew Y~fk--eeery garment
is vtsranied ~ ~ well AID give satisfafiio9. ss
hey arr ~ 10 ~ bt parties vho dey - ilieif -
isuiisn n, thsi brHnel 4 bBsinsss lens. perisct
~ ean be- hal fof ~. irsm 3 ~ ~ years 80
sepi W ~. FHiiilif
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
J,tsT nucriyED.

II HAbkbLs = Premium sgis flour This
lD superior =rtieis ~ Fhyf - fnsfstfesd 10
have NJ -up-fior 10 iha UHi'si states Families
niskine ifi.l "fit osn have ne iHoney rsioud-
cd ~ Ing ihsy ever used hotter. ......
All THOMAS FYHNE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
sADDLEny AND HARNESS.
l. GOYAUx.

Thisa street. Hate" tto"g.. In.
xIruuLD respectfully luiorm bic friands snd
w the public gsnptsliy, that BE- has n"v on
hand-iast reesivedza vary snperluf stock ~
aAnpLtS---Msn's, neys shd bshys 'strissn.
nuagy. Cart, Dfay aud Wagon iiafnsss Nalises,
Carpat bags, ntidls nitts Rilrrups SPURS ADD
WHIPS Traces, flames aud hiini4i fidles.
-Aia'l-
A large stock efmsterisls, for making. mend
ing and repairing.
es- orders nom the county solicited and
promptly hiisd NJ the loves, cash prices.
naSb-y l.. gOYAUN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
NEW llACON.

- TigRCEs CaBvs-s-a - ~ uisd litns3
- Tisfcss ~ ia d. d. d.;
d. SUGAR Cured shoulders;
Do do do iies
~ 81 sbsses qpsiity anl fa SITE At modsrsis
b. ices. fsflUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
Medicated Iodine Cigars.

l.'OR the cure Of Cough-. Cold. Asthma,
IT bronchitis, and all df-cHSs- ~ the
Lungs aud Bronchial T.sbc- prsl.ured in
FRANKFORT on Main. Germany. and for sale
by tjulyH. In. * VIZ. BOGEL.
CIfss MkNN"d Iaaamuo1 Doaris--a ne a.
- sTiaIsnt just rsoeiv,d by
sprlz - 4 wa HoGpL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
CId,fKs.

4 UAvf just rseetVssi = large sssyrtmsnt Of me
ii month aud sifid dsy tiocts with aud With
"ut aisrm-rs. ~hie am snslgsI l., ell ,sry L,w, ,
having purchased ths ssiue sifset firm tbs maEu.
factory a. sisrbufy, tanb.
NARY THEODORE GOLDMASN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
SNnlhern Land Office.

7 HAVE customers IN Missouri Kentucky
i Virginia and North Carolina for i'm
proved and unImproved Cotton Lands, at
fair prices.
Statc L. nd entered fora small Commits
sion. City Propc, ~ sold. rented. or ex
changed by jos. CoLToS, Southern Land
Agent. and Real Ertate Broker. No. 5
PIKEs. Row. Office hours frem until
2 o'clock. isnl4
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
NELL Il wAsIIBURN,

A Piano " r,.r 1.' S.s ofeS-1
WIN. knabs a o.. HHlilm'r-. SD ~ "
wsr.rooms (story EuildinzJ cRtsr Camp AID
Comm"n str. sts. New Ori-ans.
The Knab- iianos hHvs never faiisi ~ tnk0
the hrst Premium whsnsvsr Sud ebsresvsr thsy
L.Vs i-sn Brought In eonpsiiiion wifh Pianos
fan the best m sof New York. Bosi"D. Ptis'
d-lphi., and ilsltim re they have the full Iron
frame, aud are guaranteed for nvs lsars 9Th
{ I. privilege Of exchange at any time Sithin six
months hon the day OF Sale, u they fail h. give
entire sAii-farti'sB.
All orders addressed N
NELL a wAsTBUEN.
New Orleans, will receive prompt attention.
fsbII 6 ndkw
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James NC vUy,
a. -. - - -

u " IL - ~ ".
mos issvs respectfully ~ lnffm his friends,
sud The citi,sns ~ nst'h liouse snd Ne Vicinity
ssp.,slly. that he IL prepared 10, shofi no,ies 10
execute any wlprs IN connection With The sree
tian IT, ~, repairs ~ Buiidinrs uiih ~hiri bs psy
h. entrusted he wiliaisp fafnish ~ Contractors,
builders Wa btes AID othsfs sssh ready prfn'''l
ard uisssl n d-sirsa.j vsNittAN suCfTtRs
With Stationary ~ pivd slate, Inside holline
nilpds, rsnnsl Do.ss Sc, ofssy req"ifsd sire. ~
.s lpv rates ss they oa obtained slsswh here IN
the s,uth and Of the hest s,fle Il Nn'kfnsnshiri
lie has aise established IL connection viih the
.bovs JgpBiNu bUPAnfNE&T. wherein ali
n,d.rs viii he sssouiel promptly CtsfHENs If
snr required capacity Hisds ~ pfcaf.
lie vsaid sise respectfully saegas' a. 'hrss whn
may contemplate building that he is prepared "a
got ~ pssiRns snd Pisus ~ dual Cottages sud
,,hs, Hesi,isnsss. With detailed spseinea'isns.
nlis ~ assntitiss Of materials ssimatss of lost.
etc., On reasonable tsrps. Urdsfs ios sny NJ
the shave named sprk msushp ~ services, left
N esfe ~ hsssfs
DAF'L iiiCKy West Ration Rouge,
JphDAN uptT. nrsadals. -.
ALFRED DurLANTtbii, Napfhse. v. u. Honge
n. n. EALE, sptina nsis. Ls.
., through the Post Once. will ,assi with Win
prutppt attention
tg- shop 90 No,ih boulevard street. opposite
~ sists iiousr. BATON Iougs, la.
August Oh. 1859
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
nIiYOI.YEllN.

4 HAVE on hand the celebrated Adafn.'
j S,li-oseking ksv"lvefs. al-" Smith "
Wer-ub's Ssseu Sh"p'er- f'T raftrldges.
nosg THO GOLDMAN,
Lafay site street. near Main.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
SANITARY CRUEL.
I. x. l.. NOURlslIIEg REMEDY I
,frvFsrsp $50 ratp,rrb
BY r. NJ n HIM Az

'IiiE INVENTOR of ihis new sud ipvs ius bio
l f-tne,iy has taken patents In Frsbcs. btglsnd
tortand. ireland. iIslsiun aud the United states
The INST chfoniH eonsiips tl'n yields a. the
daily use of the invigufsiing ofusli n must b.
taken twiee q dsy once iH The H"saiHg and once
~ the evening " tha shape ola soup
The Cruel " pleasant iocd. sud requires M
particular diet, " sseies the appetite, snd acts
faVorably 90 the digestive organs, ard cures
nore 90 less rapidly, hat sursly always, issssry
d,sesse 81 the stomach. such asf
Dyspepsia. osstritls. iisartiurn, MsErims. Fich
nssdhohs, Pain IN the stomach, CosiiVsuess,
Vomiting Chronio Diafrhes. Ar sc.
The invigorating Cruel Il taken In different
Ways with bfotb-with sslt ~ swsstsnsd milk
with or without The Grange flower water. A
spoonful Of u !. snicisnt aud sb"ald be put 10
hoiling mix aud remain 10 or ~ minutes.
~ 70 be taken morning and evening.
tor iuriher particulars apply at the General
Depot, No ~ Cont street. batwssn Charities and
hnyai asrsets. New Orleans.
For sale. Wholesale aud retail. by
A. RBNAUD rnAnsH,
Principal Agent In the Uritsd ttsiss.
T. Branscaks Agent for fast Baton ipnge.
Dspots In all the principal citiss ~ the United
states tn,stp'v
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
TO sPOnTsuEy.

I HtvEs hns v9i-ty u ne bet qisiity Gssns
Il Bags. rhot Pou sliss. y lt- P's~dsr Fasks ~
SEVERAL Ds- Styles Of inJrov-d shot Pouches
Grssnesr'r. C0ifs, Cs'x's, blsy's, walkers and
v. noins -. 10. Psrsnssion Caps siso, 0aa eisan-
ink u lie, rnDss. Wrsueiiss. o. ,at
povI3 FkAAk lfCGUETs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
DRIED FRUITS.

10 TrFfviD, la 81 sopsriH Dried Fruits
IL vbleb. fnsfha accommodating, - The pnblie.
I viii ssli VI retail ~ he loilos ing priest
Dried Prubes ~ e=nts pr Iyuiti.
q rbefgi,s ~ .
." IS hafiisi~rries, 70 cts per pran1.
4" ipa P-ars, ~ =" ....
aprilia y WIZ
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
To lIJfIDEIss.

MY STOCK Of liaildiBg Materials IL offered
vi t.sliag confident fb-y gill and sueb K'r'df
as riii ~ ds-ifsiis--i>scks ~ svsry description.
Bolts, isiobss. P,,i ted screws, Brads. finishing
Ssiis. uinxss. store Door Isfc.fss, DC
fpa,2l YRtNK nDCUKT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
POST AUnERH.

An INDisfEsAnLL tabor saving Machine nv
n Planters. e. bate aud . ineh holss. h,t sale
Al LAHuuttH a LANVUEF
iunais CIV Lafatstts a Flriaa ate.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
COTTON AND CANE HOBS

I mn Dsnsn - the Oga Eys steel AaI I'm.
lOO d''ns El-ehasi lies. embracing every
szs aud pattern. Tor sale 1T
i.bI7 HbNTAN MATTA's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
rtarrii. Cor,isg..

IuaT received per ship iiofi,op, T5 Coils Grass
j Rope, assorted. ffnhi Clothes Tine " steam.
sost's Cattle a. LACQUER - LANOuE'k
eetJ0 tt.tduars Establishment
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
poRrna MACHINES. AuaEps 60.

Iusr HrCElyEpa lev torinE Machines. With
81 three sthsi Augsts. Patton, Anger uits. assert.
81 sisss, rost Aussrs y aud 10 iaehss
mayti LACQUER A LASuuB.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
GOODS Ar mEDUCED PRICES.

A LAkGE assortment Of, ~ipsll bgnrsd
~ Calicps, warranted rast COLOR vt 10
cents yard ut y ". AsllEFF.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
CORN WILL. CORN MEAL. ETC.

ID r tD< Ys4bx km>sics Corn vii, ssiaish-i
- ~ 1873. epTtinus- 10 sugpy Fresh Neal
Grts. Chopped Cora, ste.
janll JOSHUA BHAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-01
Cant a WAGON HARNESS.

A FULL asssttman, ~ Collars. Iismss, mind
n hridias. Cart tfsechine. Cart ssddlss. " aEau
Harness. rraee Ch,ins. etc, whicb We onsf 81
nodarats prices. - .-
ianiR LANNUiN' bAN"VF.