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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
NV Wintar KrllAd vinra.

A subscriber writes us in great sorrow.
complaining that his two Isabella grape vines,
planted on the so1th side Of his house in q
rich border, have grown six. or eight feet
high for two summers past, only TO be killed
to the ground every winter. Hcgeis hand
some growth Of canes every summer. butao
fruit. What shall do be inquiries. 's
Your case is plain one Sir. YoHr vines
are in an excellent position, considering yoGr
cold climate, but the canes need taking down
from the trcllis, every Autumn and covering
with litter or common soil. This Fnll. we
advise You to cut away full half Of the mass
of canes grown last summer, and leave on
ly the strongest and best ripened wood. Lay
these on the ground, about the FIRST week in
November, fastening them down by short
stakes, then throw on them just soil enough
TO ever them from the sun. The buds will
thereby be kept dora ant until Spring. Tbsn,
bu, not too carly, uncover the canes, LEI them
lie ON the ground ten days or fortnight, u"
them up on the trellis about the tenth M
May, and we viii warrant you vigorous vipca
and abundant fruit. Try it and see-Anser.
iean AgricRtur1a.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Row Sam Houston Talks.

The following is an extract from speech
made at Austin, Texas, by Gen. Houston, on
the 22nd of September:
"But, fellow citizens, we have q new party
in our midst They have deserted the old
democracy, and under the lead of Mr.. Yancy,
they have started what they call Southern
Constitutional party. They say that they
could not get their constitutional rights in the
national democracy; and because the platform
was adopted which they all endorsed and un-
der which they all fought, in 1856, they seced-
ed. 1t will be recollected that / objected to
that platform in 1856; but was declared to
be wrong. They all denounced me then; but
now they suddenly see that the platform won't
do, and they secede to get their constitutional
rights. They are keepers of the Constitution.
they don't want anything but the Constitu-
tion and they won't have anything but the
Constitution. They have studied it so pro-
fosndly that they claim 10 know better what
it means than the men who made it. They
have nominated southern constitutional candi-
dates, and have men travelling about the coun-
try expoundiug the Constitution; and yet,
there is scarcely any of them but will tell you
that. Notwithstanding the fact that Mr.. Lin
com may DC eiecteu III tue lnoue pointed OUT
by the Constitution and by constitutional
majority, they will not submit. You hear it
from the stump; you read it in their papers,
and in their resolutions, that if Mr., Lincoln is
elected the Union is to be dissolved. Here is
a constitutional party that intends to violate
the Constitution because q man is constitu- |
tionally elected President. Here is a consti-
tutional party that proclaims it REASONABLE
for a man to uphold the Constitution. If the
people constitutionally elect President, is the
minority to resist him2 Do they intend to
carry that principle into their new southern
confederacy? IL they do, we can READILY con-
ceive how long it will last. They deem it pat
riotism to overtnrn the government. Let
them succeed, and in that class of patriots
they will be able to outriva Mexico,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
ovER-DREssINg.

- The over-dressing of American ladies in the
streets, at hotels, and in the churches, is
suhjeet Of general remark among the travellers
from abroad, as well as sensible people at
honle, though to little purpose, it would seem
- at no period has the love of display been
more CONSPICUOUS in our country country
American women are slaves to dress it is the
-bane of their life, ay, and of the male victims,
Goo, whose lives are connected with theirs
Travelling trunks, almost as large as a small
house, must be carried about, filed with all
sorts Of 6nery, for q summer jaunt to water
ing places, and for a winter visit to a city,
The father or husband vainly demonstrates
bounced dresses and crinoline must have am
pie space and there must be variety, too, in
sf6e costumes Heaven says they dress u
may we well exclaim. Why will they not be-
cone more practical? Does the most fastid-
ioua critic Of female beauty admire a young
lady in fully toilette more than simple dress
III beautiful, there is no need of ornament
il plain. she should appear without pretension
We have known ladies who have Travelled
through the continent of Europe with small
trunk to contain their wardrobe, and the,
!. found wonderful relief in not having "tot
much to wear."-Home Journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Arkansas Mode of Enjoyment.

Arkansas Mode of Enjoyment.
The state of society in Arkansas was exces-
sively trough" several years since. We hope
and believe it has improved latterly. The
most frightful tragedies were enacted very fire.
quently, and the people seemed to think moth
ing of them. A dangerous cutting scrape was
regarded as rather conIical affiir than other
wise, as witness the following, which is sub
stantally true. -.----.--
Two desperadoes met at tavern in Helena
one evening. They were named respective y
Tom Scroggs and Bill Pike. Says Scroggs
"Hows things?"
"Peart." says Pike.
Heard you said you'd bleed me next time
we mel" says Scroggs.
:sThuts me-" said Pike, and two bowie
knives flashed tiercely forth. The fellows had
carved each other pretty briskly for ten OF
twelve minutes, when, as Pixies ears had been
shaved off and his abdomen been several times
punctured, it suddenly occurred TO him that he
had enough of il, and he struck his csfors.
Whats all this ?' trembIingly enquired a
stranger who entered just as the fight ended
"Oh, it's of no count" says the landlord, al
ETHEREAL creature of some two hundred and
fifty pounds weight, and with a face of barn
door proportions, Z" 'taint nothin'. Some oi
the boys have been enyoyin' he'rselres a title
that's all. Won't you hist in little pizen
stranger ?' and the genial landlord set out a
black bottle and yellow bowl Of brown su
gar.
Curious country, that Arkansaw, severa
years ago
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09

WHAT CoMEs OF ADvERIIsrNe.-s spaulding
& Co., Of New York, the great prepared
glue" men, have cleared 500 GOO within year
past, on the sale of their glue, which they
attribute, in the main, to the policy of ex-
tensive advertising. They went into it on
the Bonner scale; and so satisfactory has the
re suit been - the already immense demand
for tht article is steadily and rapidly increas-
ing-that they expect to loom up in still more
magnificent proportions in the columns of the
press during the ensuing year, So much for
faith in advertising, and bold and judicious ao'
tion founded thereon
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
CURE FOR A CANCER.

3. Mr.. Thomas Puderton, an Englishman gives
spdthe following recipe for cancer, which he says
"a has been Of great service in several dangerous
cases !: 3. Boil fine Turkey figs in new milk,
1 which they will thicken when they are ten
~ der split and apply them as warm as can be
borne to the part affected, whether broken or
3 not the part must then be washed every
time the poultice is changed, with some of the
milk; use fresh poultice night and morning,
s-s&and at least once during the day, and drink q
quarter of pint of the milk the figs are boil
p ed in, twice in the twenty-four hours If the
3. stomach will bear it, this must be persevered
in three or four months at least. A man,
sssaged 85 years, was cured about six years be-
fore his death with only six pounds of figs
The cancer which began at the corner of his
mouth had eaten through his jaw, cheek. and
.- half way, down his throat yet it was so per
= sfectly cured that it never showed any tenden-
-cy to return. Should it ever do so, the figs
.hepld again be applied. The first applica
tion gives great deal of pain. but afterwards
J sssGh. eazsssing gives relief A woman cured
by this remedy had been afflicted ten years.
Law ssss3 = F4sS .4TTFF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
orasn Around rrees.

Many an orch .rd Of apple and pear trees Ia
destroyed every winter, from the neglect Of the
owner in clearing away the grass from imme-
diately around the bodies. 1t, is now compar-
atively leisure time with many farmers, ~
well as growers of fruit, and time should there
fore be taken by the forelock, and all tr~ce
carefully examined for worms, and at the same
time have grass, weeds, etc, cleared away pro
paratory to winter. A very little grass OF G
small bundle of weeds is often the babjtation
Of mice that during the WHITES. feed upon the
bark OF the tree, completely girdlirg and des
troying them
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
"a very large one ?"

A young lady remarked to fop, that bis
pen-knife, in one respect, resembled him. The
ladies in the room commenced guessing what
it could be. At last smart-looking little boy,
who, until now, sat in the corner, was asked to
guess, After examining the knife closely, he
turned round and, in cunning manner, said,
"Well, / don't know, unless because it's dull"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
A WORD TO THE WISE.

Love hailed little maid.
Romping through the meadow
Needless in the sun she played,
Scornful of the shadow.
'tCone with me-" whispered he;
"Listen, sweet, to love and reason" !"
'tBy and by,'' she Knocked reply
stLove's not in season"
Years went, years came
Light mixed with shadow
Love met the maid again,
Dreaming through the meadow.
"Not SO coy,'' urged the boy
f'List in time to love and reason"
"By an6 by" she mused reply
"Love's still in season.
Years went, years came
Light changed to shadow
Love saw the maid again,
Waiting in the meadow.
"Pass no more my dream is DER
can listen now to reason"
"Keep thee coy" moeked the boy
Gloves out of season"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
\ Heavy Contract. t.


Over the line in Canada they are as inquisi-
tive as their Yankee neighbors. Some years
since the Receiver General was travelling on 4
steamboat with considerable funds for govern
ment, and for the sake of safety and privacy
he engaged the whole ofthe ladies cabin. The
passengers were all alive to ascertain the rea-
son of this arrangement and especially TO know
the business the great man could have on hand
to require SO much room aud money. At
length Que of them, more bold than the rest,
ventured to introduce the subject as the Re-
ceiver was walking the deck, and approaching
him asked if he was engaged on d governme Mt
contract. "
Yes"
"a very large one ?"
ayes"
"Well pray, sir, what is it ?"
"Why, you see" said the Receiver General,
with great seriousness, ''the King of England
has made present to the King of Siam of his
| half of Lake Ontario, and l am engaged tc
bottle it off p'
! No more questions asked.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09

sadRastevents ara as clear as a miror.; future,
as obscure as varnish.
r "A 3 n Z K
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09

BY KITTY cLYDE's COUSIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14


nFns is4vs respectfully - intfra his h'enas'
..a ,bs citizens ~ BATON Henrs end ne vieihiiy
vs,s,.ir. that be is ptsprfei tsi sirfi h",iee '"
= ,sa,,ts any elders IN connection 18th the efes
tim a. M ,.p-lrs ~ hsiidlngs 9Th ~hirh hs'nsy
he entrusted Ne viii sc" furnish =" oontfse'rfs'
p.ltisrs PLANTERS sna ethers. Sash ready rtifnea
AID liss4i ~ desifaa.j VtNIfiAN SHUTTERS
-iib stationary ~ pivot stats. Inside h"iNms
plinds. rsnnei hrrts. se.. "fsHg tsquifed sise ~
.s low rates re ihsE san he ebi-insd sissvhs's IN
the South snd ~ The hest s''le ~ workmanship.
lie has .Iss established ~ rcnneeion WITH The
.hnvs jonntNp pErAnfNBSr. vbsfsin al
erders rili re essopisi promptly CisfhbNs ~
an, required eapasi,S made y, rrfsf
lie rspid also responsibility suggest " 'h"se Th"
,.sy contemplate baiiding ttst he is prepared 70
70, pp bssisns and pisns ~ hnfsl Cottages shd
a,bs, H4slas..ss, Nth detsiisd specifications
nils ~ ,sse,iiias ~ materials estimates ~ trs'
etc. on ,s.seesbis terms. orders Isr sHy .
the shave sau,sd wafhmsnship. Or services, 'e''
IN esss ~ Msssrss
DAE'f. tiicKy. West nsisn Rouge,
JpnDAN IiDtf. i,essJsls. IL.
ALFHEp btrLASTftH. uspehss. v, y, Rouge
r. n. EAtE, Springfield. be-.
-, Though the Poet once. will 'ses' With WV
prompt attention..
sw- ebnp sn Nefth Boulevard street. opp"sit
he state tfossp, hatsn hosea. la
August 9Th. 1853.
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I'M pItOV ED
GAS LIGHT AppAHATT5

Tiir ssIsssigasl respectfully coils he s,isn4
ton ~ Planters saa she rrkils e-nsiiy, ~ he
eAs ItgHT APPARATUS
end We established srnrsriy . ~ advantages aver
soy sther kini ~ iAehi. ~ pUBii0 ntiiipi ns.
pMvAfs BEsihhsGts. stsAH HOUSES. ,te..
a. Ne h-s shurisn'. conclusive ard ss,isfse-
,rsv testimonials. vhefs his GAS itgilT APl
rAnhTus IL IN opefsiirn; thst ,hsre is saving
NJ Il rss sent 10 "ney besides III he l.bnr ihs'
necessarily hss 70 be bestowed eu "il hs'nrs ~
sny other kird Of liquid nov In tee.
Tho Capitol ~ hs'cn Rouge. is iliup ~ rre ~ nv
tmptovsd Gas Light Apparatus.
~ rhish have ths tsstimrpisls n gcvsfno' Y
q wmttiftt. ~ lessts iirfiir Ohildfess SER
sssnisst Attas ~ The seas,a ana =, ~ rsfslis,
ss,gssnts.t Arms If he House, Who say
nypu, Improved Gas AFhi irrsrsius" % 90
t,lisa ~ the state iiarss u sdHif-bls IN 81 hs
arrangements. and 81 the, ceaia be desired"
hsv. ale. the Testimonials ~ IN ifFs Ffr
s,ss. ~ Sect n-,sn nesee. ard " W PssH, ~
lssamption. vhn hsve my spr+sa'es s'is-hed y
it,sf snssf itouses. -hirh shtuld Ike snes'
Planters ~ sssmiss
iuns5s " " li'"h.
es. Address letters 10 p n Tiehs, Baton i'c'is'
y liiin+ss prompt stten,ienf
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p,,,rp pntjirs.

ID tfEfvrD. . ta ~ ssp-fier p,isi F'r,,s
IN Witch. ff the ,ees's'iss als'inn ~ 'hs P'""''
4 iii eli ~ ,,.saii ~ the iriirrihs pfiessi
Dried rfuuss ~ esn's W resn''
., \ sa,,ls,~,,ies. N s,s per popns.
,ss Years p" .aArrA
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sADDLEuy AND HARNESS.
l.. dDYAt1x.

Tbira street. itrton ns"se. L"'
xxtouLp respectfully inloftn his friends snd
w The pebble sssrfsiiy. ibst be hiss nrv "n
d=jps, reesi vsi--a very superior steeR ~
RApptrs-Men's, n"ya std LsdTs. c"'isus'
n,,,,s,. cat mas aud Wagon HARNESS Nslisss,
tia,,st bags Bride nitia. Fiiftups. Spurs And
wbips ftaass. flames spi hllnd-i Hdles.
alAiatia=
A large stock ofmatsfals. fef making. mend
log AMI repairing. ,,.,,-, .,
p,amptlr nlisd al the lowest cash prirss.
"n.,s l., uoyAuN.
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To attuAn PLANTERS.

1,tp Ainiir ani etruh 81 hsrtii Care fhives
- rnk pad vilhrat haphs. O"rre' nnd Timed
81 i,n,.ets aud Laiels; Csne shed Lsnthsfns
epsa, it,,sss lauts. Wieks. OF uars, large sud
snsiii rreiseat Mrsnehss, ~ 10 II Ina eTan's
F.sseS h,r ~ sulrhi's uallsns and bali ealiens
H., ni. safphiis; ssehat.mst - Thermometers.
Csaplnes guaee sni stcr v,s, q fnesihg .teVa'g
dssr,ip,ian a. LAhpuirH khAkC nEE.
nHl9f CTR. lsteFetts and flefiHa SIS
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TO BUILDERS.

MY STOCK Of BsiidIoz Materials Is offered
wi k.-Iinz confident thsy yin ai'd such goodf
- viii he d-.irz6is--I]ocks Of every ds.eription
Bolts, tsicbss, POD ted screws, Brsds, finishing
Nails, Hinges, store Door Lsics.s. Dc
naTzl fkAHh nS"Ssi'
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tuanELLAs L. PARAsOLs.

"A ,,e.,ss~d, consisting Of Olpgbsm silk and
Cstt,sn Umbrslias all sizss-ams,Dg them sons
v-rv ans g.snrh Uiu fham Umbrellas Tor ladies',
a new artisl=, v-ry light aud very hsDd-snsiy
nals. fs-pi1 W. d PIiiSLlP5.
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CLOCKS.

ruAvF just teeets-i = iffss sssrrifnent ~ "n-
e,e,fh sna ei.h' aey tiroks. 9TH snd Hl'h-
90, .lsrmsrs. whiei, $50 eusiasd " sell ,s'y ~
bssipR inteb-ssa the s@i'is aifect hrm th- "~"'
faetrty 81 tstsfbufg, trnii 80, .....,v
raafl1 illfiH"hh '''''NFN'
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u,st tt,Tsi uist,tfJrstt

lust received direct ffetn The fset"ry q
81 fresh sss' ftfnent of Hi-cHi's. e"9eirt-
ipg ~ Crseknels. Cteafn. fnseareni' b9n
90. soda and band Bnttef BiseuiiT wren
/ vii sell low Tor cash. by the ease, or ~
retail. ,.evvr
isat7-4ia w. hh'Nhit
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uryOt.yEus.

4 HAVE m hand the celebrated hdams
] sell cooking Hsvelyefs, sl~o sinith ~
Wes@sn's Sc ssn Shrntefe f'f cartridges
nevs THO GOLDMAN,
Lafayette street, near Main
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Cutlery

DOCKET and table, wostenholmss and Bad
il gers make; Ladies seissyFs Tailor and Bar
bars shears: Rszors. Hines and strop-, At
mavz4 LACQUER a LAsOUE.
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cAur A WAGON JIAnNEss.

A rtitI sssastfaant ~ uolafs, ilsrpss, nllna
N nfiiias. cart usesehlnr. tsf, saddles. sE"n
iissnpss Tfars Ga, ins, etc. when We ehe' ~
moderate rflcss, ......... ,.,,.,.y
lenis hAh"bih" hHF''f.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
mamma mAoufurH. Anglers so.

IuEr HrCrlvEps lev nptlnE haehines. Win
ID tbtAs staai Aaeats. Patent Aprsf mite. assett
OF sl,es, ros, Aueefs sni 10 Inches. ...,...
,avt LAnutiEu LANoUEi
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"a KINGS, YANKEE PLOw.

A LARGE lot Of the above wooden board
n plows. from No. To No. 4, Extended Bars,
n. very article for the culture OF corn ana cot
ton. 20 he had at moderate prices At
novag LARGuIER q LASoUEs,
Corner Lsfsystte and Florida streets.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
l. AnautEn& LANoUE
ANtrt.i ANitAii

%, nnfrN uh.pias A-ss n t'iii"s pfaes sHs
,JD ethpr rroa -iskefs tight rislinn hesyy
.,,a .,,. h..y y, aissrs ~ hand ~ The llaf ware
LAnuuiEit fLANUuE,
80 uA.sas laisYstis snl FiHfids s's.
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ENgt.IsrI BAREGEs,
sIfNDIAI.H.

,TAsurAcTJREb W ". W. WILSON, Fi.ts-
wi buare. PENN. can he ordered -
,n,,tl TitEODpRE GOLDMAN,
soi. Assot for fhis ard adiinins Parishes
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

t.sOH the cute ~ coughs Colds, Asthms,
Il Bronchitis. and ell Diseases ~ the
lungs and Bronchial Tubes rfelgted ~
Ftauelp,t On Naln eerinsly snd t'I s"is
t;.ttu W. A. w. EUnELs
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AnnIr,ttTInAL IMrLEMENTa.

nttitiptin, Asss. NED 90, pna heavy Cum
shsiiafs end hrsd 'farsi straw uutiefs
sni Hss s,avsa, aimee neri-na's Spades sod
sbrvas lI.ea, Socket sps lee hnd lisy frfss, hnsh
sod rtaln seythts, sitsissi Hfsin otaaies,
el,sa,s aud lsttlen Ttsweiis, Steel Point Wedges,
f,ras 90, ing. back sna 'fsee ehsl"s, hlira ft'
dies uriiats sna lisires. us'i Saddles snd bfss.hs
ieR U,rss. cut sud MI W, isfden lnrines' opfi
~ tfufris sud ai The H'he' i'"rlsats"'s F.HH'sny
iced A. he hsd q tbe Agricultural tsta hlisHent
If ....... ...,,.,..
MARI LAhHNhR hAN'''.
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sf,iIE sfxru eeuFrs ~ 10 turss In this lnshtu'
| i'm viii npsn on this hfst Monday ~ Nay
n.st and eontinue until the last of the hliosinS
August,
FACULTY
ALEXANDER MEANS, " n. Prof. Of Chsmis
try aud Pharmacy.
H. W. BHOWN. y u, Pr"f - Anaiomy
JbUS W. JOINS. ". y. Prof ~ principles and
Practice ~ Asdiri.s and general rsthsl"ky;
r. WE~rMuRELAND. 81 d, Prot OF Prn-
rlpiss = nd Practice Of sarFery.
rs POwELL, VI. ID Prof ~ Ubsietfies.
J p LOGAN, VI. ID Prof Of Physislogy ann
Diseases - woms and chiidEsn.
10. wEHrNoKElAND. d Pref Of hatsria
Medics and Medical Jurisprudence.
Practical Anatomy Conducted ~ inc froisss''
Of AnAtomy. -,--,-
Clinical Instruction, a. heretofore, rezultr'y
throufh the Courpe
I'm. DI.seetfng Room, furnished With ples,Y ~
good subjects, siil he open ~ TIE i9th ., y /"
for those who may wish 10 dissect beiors ih-Ies
lures commence.
FEES.
MatrseniaiIon (taken once only 1917 : ~
Course OF Lectures .......' ..''-''-'' ~
Dissec,lng ticket (reqaired only oncs..''-' ~ w
Dial. mi. .... ss'.' - ~
| good board can b. had at 3 70 W per week
/ For nurtheg tniormation address
!. @. wEsThoHELAsD, Dean,
mars d4vim AAn'a'"s-
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EyOys Clothing.

T HAVE just opened at ny New store sn Main
j strS-t a very large assortment ~
uoys AND YOUTHS Cf>OTUfso.
.u ~ Ubieh selected frurn ons Of the largqst
stocks In the city Of Sew Ysrk--svsry garment
l. warranted 10 a. veil and give satisfaction. as
they are made up bt parties vho dsv'ts thsir AZ
tantion ~ that branch - businsts lon", psf'see
et a., he tsd Tor lays from . H. ~ years I'D
srpi w. " '"''"''''
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sr..iii. u..a.g..

ItiaT ,arsivea 70, shir Ifefssn, n ttsifs afsss
j Home a sspttsd Irar, Clothes bihe ~ steatrs
s.st's ralis % LAHauiEh ~ LANoutE
,,,,p Hardware Establishment
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uI.AtE DRESS SILKS.

4 All Ms, prepared ., show ib- h~ndsereest
] giaaa sf isf-ek siit ~ This plses iAXe ie rs'st
M ssrl . df-ss viii ne hnJ = bsttsSppc,te"'
A., " y fiiib iPs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
srApIE GOODS.

! CUCu as Brown sn1 lileaehsd Cotton
- sbse,ipe. Damssk Z eble Linen. Tow ls
and everytl,ipg m this line Of reduced
/ ,,,;sa. 3. N. ASHER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
wIiiII fiiinDa.

. rprstt supply ~ ~ iis hsfssiile. Hllnisn-
n ,t,sr r,,,ssi,erei swiss sua 1aetne, Agsl'r,
I s,iato, snd Enssfoile,is. ~ sysly Description
4, : ', .,'''t.,.,i =, su ASliEE's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
POST AU0ERH.

- tNpfsfraA Hf,f tab0f ssrirg Machine D.,
n Planters. w. bore and ineh hnlss, f,t ssls
Al LAputitER q tANuUEF
iuheiI Cor hstaye''s y ll"'ias s'si
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
LADIES HIDING HATS.

fuAyE lust orsned srs"'hn' sss"'''"e"' "
these = DDS IN all eolyfs. senis'hihg snihely Ne"
.a.n ". .. ftItbtFs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
lust RECEIv ED.

~ BARRELs II Premium Eagle flour. This
ID superior article % Flour 10 guaranteed 70
have no superior in this United states. Families
makinu a trial oft, oan have the money refund
sd by saying they ever used better
dscI IhohAo "'hNh'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
SEWING MACHINES.

UUgr EgCEfYtD the seovsi . 0eodsn WV
u pATTEss MA~HtNs This Msehins has
EN- enlarged erprsxsiy yJoy Po1',ys' pse
~ 80 ,ms NEXT t. AFs bnss'"Ds fAney
siors-TbiTd stiest. -
f~bfs iHNbfs fETnts
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
rIoutu AND WHISKY.

=, = nAupEt.E moderate priced Fsniily Flour
81 D., s.is b. JOSHUA BkAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
lard oil and starch.

lust RECEIVED from Cincinnati
j 90 Bbis. a NJ. bsfd Oh.
~ boxes rsHusd Pearl starch.
;,Jygt IN. ~ Wa HOgKL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
CoRDIALs AND WINES
Els AND nOYS

GENTS, YOUTHS AND BUN
WHO HAVE no, yet provided themselves with
wv this requirements OF
WINTER GARMENTS
xii 81 we'll 10 call aud examine the p'lcss and
qualities Of my extensive and vol sei' eted stock
In that line which IN point ~ fashion, tsH's snd
workmanship cannot be surpassed. ana having
concluded TO dispose ~ my Ire .ieek o. cl2tbns
ar s.ttEATlI.y REDUCED PHICLsi
a will be TO the advantage 20 all those W -snt
81 a good garment 20 give me an early calt. snd
MAKE hay WHILE TuE sun SHINES
=, g. sINON'a
Capitol Cheap store, co... Laurel Third ss'