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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
CUTLERY I

DOCKET andl table, wostsnholnss and Bad
i rsr's make. Ladies' scissors Tailor and Bar
bars shears. EaEors, Iionss add strops, a.
msrZl LAE0ulEE 4 LANOrE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
nEYnI.HIsHa.

4 HAVE on hand the celebrated Adsrns'
Self cooking I.evolvsfs, also Smith ~
Wesssu's Seven Shooters for cartridges.
noy9 THO. GOLDMAN,
Lafayette street. near Main.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
no PHYSICIANS
.Hcsc Shoe ssorci

n tI TT IT - IT 81 n
LhUHtL stHttf. BAtoH Hoves. L..
VliE undersigned bses issve re-
specially W. call tnl,iie stteh gxfl
con tp lhe lset tist he hos rpensiY N
u tie neW, hfiek building of John s&
ihuenst. Esgl. On Laurel street. 10 the city
~ Hatpn Rouge. q ysty extensive stock n
nouts. SHOES. mars AND oars.
As my entire attention will be devoted 10
this line ~ business. I shall keep com
plete assortment api great variety GENTS
hlluts and BOOTS, LADIES SHOES.
st1rfEHe aud EODTEts also boys.
Mlssess. Children -hd Infants SHOES
together with ~ the varieties and lea .
HATS AND CARS.
sn determined 10 Keep every afiiele IN
inY line ~ business 81 ss a. make The
"LAuHEb STREET sTpHE" head auata
isfs. Tef goods in my line. and by unte-
Knitting attention ~ busness fait prices
and disposition - please the pnbiie eom
msnd lihptstsl share of patronage.
ii5- Orders ftom hs country snd from
West I,ston Rouge. will meet immediate
attention a. " llunUEr
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
srrLt a wAsHpuar,

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A ufNTs f,f me p.ss. Southern ..-,sssgE ,s-----
~ rishS Forte Msnaf.e'eff ia
Wtn nabs . o. nsliitnsgs, NAT
wsfafssns fstsfv h9iigingj e9fhst camp sni
Or,saua streets. New Oflsshs
TIE Fhaha riqhss have never faiisi H. iass
he hfst Prsirium whenever s'id Wherever they
tsve haeh b,tushi ~ competition vi'h pisnss
Of 81 the best h.skttsof View Fprk Boston. Phiisi
aeiphis. and Baltimore, they have The fail Iron
Ftstnn, srd are guaranteed fsf I'VE tesfs vita
tis privilege ~ ssrhsngs ~ cry iitae within els
months irsin ths dsy ~ sale, " they fail ~ eivs
shiitp satisfaction
Al orders addressed ~
NEiLL 4 wAsHHUhH,
New otlesns. viii fseeivs prompt siteniiefi,
fabt iendkv
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
HoHitia mAoHitlrh. Auarna I'D.

uHf Hrtttvrbs fav nefina Machines. riih
~ three steel Apsats. psiatt Areat mite. assatl
81 sl-ss, rusi AHssts sud ~ ihehas
tnsyiS LAnputEH = LAHUUH,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
LAnGUtEn& LANoUE
Axt5Ef A%i9Gil

IN DoYrN uhnfii,lna Asss Of utiilins. hrufTs srd
~ 6thsf rsra .,sta,s iisti. medium. heavy
sra sxifa hsstf! aivsfs 80 hsHH - Re iiatfrafs
establishment ~ LAnnttEn HLANgUE.
ir4tt ustnsf iaEqtstis shd FiHfiHa sis
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
ID. II. TtGUE.
Bsssgtueer ~ .UnChtutsf.

BAT0N R0Ugg, LA.
uAvfNo ioeatAd myself IN This city, Reg lesvs
u " ofaf my services ~ riaaisgs ssa others. ss
en- ENeisEE and NACHfNfsr having bsa Zen
years espsfisbes IN The Island ~ cabs. asG sew
srsl years IN this state. feel confident n beisg
able ~ give perfect satisfaction TO al those who
ssr fsyr ne with fbaif psifoBses. psftisyisr
attention given ~ STEAM TRAINS ~ III desefip-
Tins Machinery 81 All kinds fsDsifsa, and fully
guaranteed.
SUGAR MILF STEAM fNOfskk, PORTABLE
EsefNEs. SASH sd cfh0pLAH SAW MILLS,
~ The iatest psttsfhsl gAfAssg FURNACE !.
STEAM TRAINS, sfail descriptions, etc, etc.
w. f,siisrs addressed - y. ~ TONE, hsten
Rouge, Lsy vii meet prompt stfsntiss.
inna2s.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
Stamping for Embroidery Work.

VIHIHFIHE TOT INIHIUIHHIy WVTE'
LION tho accommodation of the ladiss, I
J. have made arrangements with house
in the city and ladies can have stamping
for Embroidery Work or any kind Of goods
done with nsatness aud ~ very short no.
tice. will make weekly shipment on
every Wednesday and return the goods ON
tho Monday following.
y, NJ. ASHER,
dsc20-tf Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
FRENCH sOPT.UATs.

\ WILL recsiys IN few days another supply Of
Il these goods which m addition - ny prssent
sto1t viii render u the most eofnpsts and varied
assortment Ia town, Aiso lave jocks Hat ana
nSyso W. D. PHfLLIPs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
pOsT AtInEIlg.

A y tHntSrFsAhit Lahof sstiHg Mseiiirs D.,
"a Planters. w. hafe end itch halss pr esis
~ LApqtttR . LANuuFs.
innsiT caf tafsssiis y risfiaa etc
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
s..iii. c..d.s..

Iusf received ps, ship iisfises, Is tteiis pfsss
y nprs, ssstisi tfsifi t1sihss ifas ~ y s'sstrs
bos,'s Uabie - LAHptitH n LAttUuEs
est5o Hardware Establishment
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
list IsEcEIYrn.

fJn HAHHELs ~ Premium Esgis Flsurs phii
l.l superior srliels ~ Flour is guaranteed ~
have NJ superior In the Uniisd States. families
making trial Sfit. sas have che money tsfpadi
cd ~ saying tbsy ever used better.
asfT THOMAS rTHSg
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
Dental Notice.
rISTOLsi PIsToI.sii

"A veivsrs. consisting Of csits old and New
Model Revolverg and new article of Colt's "En.
grsvea REVIEWERS. siso wthney'r Revoiver., Al
lens SELF Cooking Pistols. Navy Reviewers. and
the Smith wesson Seven shooter, all At the
lowest prices. al
Aovss FRANK HuauEr's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
House Furnishing Goods.

1lhusiirs ~ 81 tlhas. tesihsf Dusisrs Coffee
ID Mile, Haeisfs, iihehsis. Sleeves. Dtst Pave.
uld ppriniHn uuHss pei Ca reduced pfisssl end
The ui french uHiIsa uiheaaa= aii sisss stneuii,
ifi'ns pfsshrva hsitiss. hhsnslsa ana iifass III
ms9si rhAag nuepET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
Hons Clothing.

4 HAVE iust opsphd ~ my New store sp Mais
j street, q very large assortment ~
uOys AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
all ~ which selected from ous Of the largest
stocks ~ the city ~ New Ysfk--sssry garment
is warranted b. ~ we'll aud give satisfaetioa, a.
they made ~ b. parties who devote tliair Al.
tention b. that branch ~ business a!ors perfect
o. can be had for boys from . 70 20 years cla
sspi W. y. PIiLLTps.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
sADbLEny AND HARNESS.

l. GCfAU&.
Ti,i.a street. i,.,on tte"se. Jrs
xNTpuLb respectfully infsfm his tfiafas ssa
w The pubiie generally. that be has new an
haha iast taeslvpd= a VsfT superior stock ~
administrators, nrfs ahd tsat's Carriage.
bsert. csti bray aud Wagon iisfnsss faiises,
raFrpl baHs. niias hltts, F'itssre. sprfs ssl
whips Traces, Names and Blind-b sidiass
Also
large stack efmsistlais, epf ,natine nshi
Ing snd repairing.
60 ufiefs iibn The country solicited shd
Promptly Rlisi ~ che Invest sash ptiras
npf5 T.. uOgAuNi
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
tMpHC WE'D
GAS LIGHT AYpARATUy


Tiir undersigned respectfully fslls tbe st.sra
ton ~ Planters sna me pnslio FeneIls. ~ his
Gas Idaur APPARATUS
sna ~ established sesnstaS sbd advantages svsf
any siher Kind ~ iarisi, fgs pDBii0 BUiLbfNss,
PhivATE HEsibEs0Es, stgAH HOUSES, ,te.,
~, tie sss siyusasnt, conclusive ara ssiisf-ss
tory Testimonials. where his Gas LfeHT Az.
PAnATBs is IL spststieni that theirs is ssvins
u 15 per cent n fn6nss, besides ~ The isbss tbss
necessarily has 70 he bestowed on 0ii Lamps .,
snS eihet kihd ofii1sia nov IN use,
The cstatoi ~ Hstsa nesre. u 10 W ~ sne n MI
Improved ess Light Appsrstus,
~ which hsVe the testimonials ~ Governor n
q. wiastisfs. sngm Messfsi Berlin 0hilassss, seq
ssant- al Atiss ~ IRE Senate ara D. ~. Psrsls-.
ss,Esshtsst Arms ~ ibe H5sss, who say
'Eosr fftmDtsvsa tiss light Appsssiss" % -.
eiea 70 The sisis House, is sasitsbie IN III Ne
strange -ssais. ana fl that e5sid he desired
hsvs siss the TsstitassisIs n IN, JsHg Pee
sfss. ~ Fssi ps,en Rouge, ssa ", " resH, ~
Assumption, who ssvs ny sppsrstus attached ~
ttsi, ssEs' iiepsss, which should iiks sggsf
Planters ~ esssss
jnhs2s D. ". T1afsNs
es-Aaafsss letters. " .. n, Tisbs, Baton tsosgs
" titseef prompt attention.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
oAur A. wAuoN ItAuNEau.

A rUilt asssfirart n Uoil.fs, liainss, mind
~ nhiies. Cat htHpahine, Cat Saddles. Wagon
hafnsss, Ttsrs uhsihs. etc. which Ne snas ~
moderate ftlesss
iarta tAnntfffn 4 tAruuF,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

DICE, HDsIIsy, Beans. Dried Apples and
IL choice Daekrhest Your, Ia sters and for
asis ~ JOsfffA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

A FRbsH supply ~ White Nstssiile. Bfillsn.
"A tisss, crsssbafsa sriss aha Jae5Hst Naslia.
Tafisisn abi EtnbfDidefiss ~ every description
insi ,sesivsa ~ =. NJ AsHEpE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

Southern Land once.

Dsn BAGs Rie; 100 roekess gia goYetemss
Zs)O JaVs. nAnHEs HFNJAMfN,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
BLACK DREss SILKS.

AN NOW prepared 10 show the ban5somer
u Pises of Black silk IN this p.aes, fhoss ~ want
u such dress viii nee. = apd better oppertsf-
ity ". -. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
HOSIERY AND UNDER WEAR.

FEV'FEfFt z NM NNUFN WFNN.
I ADlEF. Misses aud Cbildfsns' English Cotton
i Hosiery ~ all kinds. White and Black Suit
ii"se. Clpet ttoehibgs for ladies Ahd children,
BLACK and White Msrins Hose raw Eilk aud chill
drsns fancy Wooden Hose. all kinds, hoys and
Mems Asrno Under Hhfts, any size Ladies' and
Misses no side
can he called for bot what have.
auesD W ID PHILIPPE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
GENTS, yOUTIfs AND uOys

GENTS. YOUTHS AND BOYS
MTHo HAVE Dot yet provided themselves with
w the requirements 81
WINTER GARMENTS
will 90 we'll 10 call aud examine the pross and
qualities u my extensive and we'll selected stock
In that line. which IN point u fashion, tssts and
worhmanship cannot DO surpassed, aud having
concluded 20 dispose 81 my ntraniOck Of clothing
AT GREATLY REDUCED TitiCEsf
u will be TO the advant6gs 10 all those'in ~snt
ofa good garment 10 give mo an early call. and
MAKE HAY WHILE TUE SUN aHINEsl
At q. HIMONB
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
ATArLE lnnna.

OUCH as Brown and Blesehsd Cotton
=, shesting, Damask Table Linen fowls
and everything IN this line Of reduced
prices 3. NJ. ASHER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
CA'TAttACT
w ABuING MACurN n,
eiefsise. tias. Ass Llhps sitsei
INDISPENSABLE TO IlOIlSEkEEPERg.

| lhblAfENhABLb ~ HUuhEhEbFERh,
....... 49,. ~
| TUE Nusi tlhFbH, eesn"mieal, ana dWahls
' e'hels svst "llsfed '" the pahlie W. alleviate
ihe diseem'et's eis Wssh dsE
uIls ri1IrTtvN.
n esss,sts sf natal e,iississ ,ttt sibs a., IA,
tnsids aud an inf..i., .vii,a, ~ ,.,,t i'm ~.
fhs,a h ssaas tf f,s,, Il t a issh.s tst -sst tLs
A.. e,i,nas,s oas a,.st ,,,,,,s ha,r ,sii,,a.,s
az The same tims ia o,pssits disasttsns ,stialy
/ ...ati,s sud- t,,etu3 tbn ,.st.. ttt.i,st, 49,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
COKDIAI.s AND WINI.s.

IN CAHEs Assorted Cordiais, sol!
" ~ Gases Inv priced. for the trade.
10 Cases fast India Preserves, assorted
~ Cases Hungarian rlarst, nice iofnsf
10 Cases Mafgenn, very pleasant vine.
10 Gases MAfaskino' dsnuins AZ 20.
10 Cases CiBarao, "'""'"'' W w.
JANIS BAhnEE a BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
LADIES RIDING HATS.

IIAvEjus opened a beautiful assortment ~
these goods In all eolors, something entirely new
augs0 W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
COTTON AND CANEIf0fs. =
TO sPOHTsMEs.

4 HAVE hhs ysfisty ~ The bsss quality oams
= ssgs, Shot Peaches i'siis, Powder fIssks ssd
several new styles 81 Improved Shot psusbes
gsnglgs q. D, yefeassieH Caps, also, Gun elsan-
Ing hyis, Tsyss, WrsBeiiss, ds, AZ
novzS fEASK IfD0ugTa,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
CLOCKS.

I HAVE jnsi received large asssrtsoes. ~ ,,.
Il month shd sight day Cieeks. With ana e,f,,,
ent slsrmsfs, Which am sssJls1 ~ ALI ,s,s h.,
having purchased The sans arsst frsfs me 4. -.
fa.ter1 ct Waterbury, Conn.
ha'zs THEODORE o0LDMANN.
COTTON AND CANE If0Es.
Inn Dyzs" - the Oval Eys Steel. sss I'm.
IOO dSbs Elspbsnt Hoes, Embracing s,ssv
si.s ard pattern, for sals At.
fsbi7 MONTAH NATTA,s
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
C'arpeffssk.

fHTfIAT Iins. ~ sssoriment Z eof1plste ana
Il can Offer good sarxsiss. 2
pov1i G. sInOs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
Medicated Iodine Cigars.

L'oR tho cure Of Coughs, Colds. Asthma,
II Bronchitis, and all Diseases Of the
Lungs and Bronchial Tubes, prepared in
FRANKFORT on Main, Germany, and for sale
by ljuly2i.l In. d WIZ. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
FAMILY FLoURr

nNE or the sp-eiaitiea Of BeaIs city Feed and
" flour storsis iis good Family flour, pur-
ohasersean rarely fall to be pleased.
mar2 JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

tvhN Mtbls- sOHN MEAL, Ell.
ID IN 1863, spDfinaes " ssyplT fresh nssi
e,its. Chopped Cora, ste.
lspff JosBuA sgAL.
II,ZHA KELLY 4 sON's WATCH
Ia OIL for sewing Machines, inst reesivsd
THO. eoLDMArx.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21

The report brought by the overland mail of the as
sasslnaton of the Tycoon of Japan by band of con-
sprators and the execution of number of these in ad
don to those who allowed the inestimable prvi
lege OF disemboweng themselves is interesting at this
time. We have made inquiries as to what the apanese
now In this city think of the news, but informed that
the Commissioners have thought it best to keep from
them, fearing that it might lead to difficulty or uneas
ness and that the ambassadors might perform Harikar
here in Philadelphia which would be very inconven.nt
and would sadly interfere with carrying out the pro-
gramme for the rest of their visit.
Mr.. Portman, the Dutch interpreter accompanying
the Embassy, who has resided long time in Japan and
is intimately acquainted with their SYSTEM doubts the
truth OF the story of the conspiracy and the assassination
of the Tycoon and thinks it is only another fasehood
invented by unknown parties like that of the death of
Consul Harris and other iabrications that have occa
Sonay reached us from Japan. Besides he thinks that
IT true 1t can effect no essential change in the Japanese
Empire, as the Tycoon is irresponsible officer, regu
lated by his ministers like the Queen of England, and
placed at the head of the government in accordance with
custom, being really more for ornament than use. At
the same time they think it nexpedent to tell the Prin-
ces and their suit of the reports and it hoped that
they may not reach their ears from any other source
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21
Later from Havana.

The steamship Isabel arrived at Charleston on the
18th inst, with Havana dates to the 10th She touch
ed at Key West and Savannah. She brings no news
ban Messenger says:
Although the weather has been unusually warm and
dusty for the season. we are happy to that the health
OF the City and port OF Havana is very good in fact
great deal better than usual at this time of the year.
The correspondent of the Charleston Courier, under
date OF the 10th inst, says:
Last Saturday the four murderers of Senor Apueros
were on tue very spot where they had Just two
months before robbed and assassnated their
victim. A vast crowd such as has never before been
seen at on" time in this city, assembled to witness the
execution The prisoners walked from the prison to the
scafod, which fully quarter of mile and apnear
ed resigned toher fate The executionr garroted each
one in turn taking the dead man from the machine in
his arms, and sitting him down on stool prepared for
the purpose. The ceremony commenced at A M
and lasted one hour exactly. There are four or five
others whose cases almost bad as these Williams
that will soon follow.
Ihe police In Matanzas arrested a celebrated high
wayman named Salez on board the American brig r.
NJ Merritt 1t seems he had escaped from Cuba about
year ago, and had shipped common sailor on the
brig IN order to desert in Matanzas and return to his
old ways The police received their information from
New York, and, accompanied by the American Consul
went on board and secured him. In his chest they
found list OF the plantations he intended to fire. and
peaceabe citizens doomed to his revenge Salez was
entrusted to the mounted police to be brought to Ha-
vana by land, and on the road attempted TO escape,
when he was shot dead. This is one OF the methods
adopted by the Government to avoid long trials for hard
cases They handed over to the soldiers for remo
val from one place to another left with certain liberty
and shot down by the soldiers at the slightest attempt
at escape.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21
Schools.

SWANSBORO' MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, Trustees and citizens Of
w Swanboro and vicinity, have secured the services
of Mr. A. A. Neel and lady, instructors in the above
Academy, in connection with Mr.. John F. Maocks The
present regular session began the lst of March, and will
end the lst of August next.
instruction given the English branches Latin Creek
French and Music. The prices for tuition usual
varying from So so to $40 per session.
Good board be had at from $35 to $40 per session.
We fully satisfied there is better High School III
the country than this is.
Mr. N and lady are lately Fncastle Female Semi
nary Roetourt county, Va. Mr.. n finished his education
at William and Mary College; and Mrs n under the tut
tion of II. P Lepebore, of Richmond Female Institute,
Richmond, Va.
REFERENcEs-B s. Ewell, President of William and Mary
College Rev. S. R. Houston, A. M, Union, Va; Rev. j..
g. Grasty, A NJ, Fincastie, Va Hon. H. Nj. Edmundson,
Washington D. c.; FL. P Hepborne, Principal Richmond
Female Institute, Richmond Va. -
D. A. HUMPHREY,
C. H. BARNUM,
r. s. MCLEAN,
March 29-3I-3m* ISAAC N. SAUNDERS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21
is THE WORLD UNGRArEFUL /,

THE FRIENDS OF NJ LAMARTINE THINK IT ISL
We are utterly disguised with the selaudation which
some OF our second class great are in the habit of
practicng and to expose it. even though the
task is dlstasteu The vice is peculiarly though
not exclusively French and is found among the second
class of great but among the first who are the
real benefactOrs of the world
Thomas Holloway, one of the latter, whose name is
ldozed III all parts OF the world and to whom it is not
too much to say that millions of all creeds and complex
ions are indebted for the preservation of their lives
Thomas Holloway say, is heard appealing either
to the gratitude generosity of those who have derived
the greatest OF all earthly blessings from his skill he
contents himself with the assurance that his work has been
done, and that the price has been paid
We have been led into these reflections by an appeal
which is now put forward behalf of a second class
French poet. Monsieur AlphOnse Lamartne it seems
though municenty paid for the productions of his pen
neglected to lay up any sufficient store for the support of
his declining days and his voice is raised against
" the lngrattude of the human race" The argument
which he produces to strengthen his claim is one which
should rather make him blush for his extravaganza he
says that millions of his productions have been Sold and
that therefore the world is in his debt But why? Was
he not paid the price he asked for every copy Or does
be think that it sounds like prose honesty to ask
to be reid t-Tioe
He will answer doubtless that his poems gave pleas
ure the value OF which their price could not approximate
Let us admit this rule and apply to another case to test
It's merits Health we all know is the chief of earthly
blessings boon which must be purchased let the cost
De what 1t may blessing to be blessed with which the
sinking monarch would resign his kingdom Suppose
then, that Holloway instead of fixing such price on his
remedies as would afford him (when myriads were his
customers) fair and honorable profit had annortioned
the price of his pills and ointment 10 the eyicencies of
each case and the ability of the sufferer to nav for his
physical salvation Why in such case the great nbv
clan would long ago have owned all Europe in fee sim
pie and ree-tourths of the remainder of the worldfor
the royalties and nobtes of Europe were among his ear
nest patients but are still too proud to acknowledge that
they owe their lives to the simple but asuicing
remedies which have been brought by Holloways phan-
thropy' within reach OF the meanest of their sers
Les Bells LettTes."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

@A VALUABLE PLANTATION, containing lrza
V& about 800 acres situated in the lower part of :im
~- Onslow county, adjoining tie town of Swans -=es
boro and Immediately the Sound opposite Bogue Inlet
two miles from the Ocean
The land of excellent quality, adapted to Corn Peas
Potatoes, Cotton and Ground Peas. There two horse
under cultivation the balance is wood land which
good quality to clear for cultivation The facilities for
nuriDg equal to any in the State.
There is good two story Dwelling House with eight
rooms with dining attached l6 by 20 feet sto-
ries; also good double Kitchen, Smoke House, Stables,
Corn House and Negro Houses all in good repair.
There is good Male and Female Academy within few
hundred yards of the place in successful opc lon, which
makes this desirable place for wishing to educate
family of Children also to the uxuries of the water
which abounds in all kinds of fish, oysters, &C. &C. This
place unequaed for health in the Eastern par of the
State the dwelling pleasantly situated bluff close
by the water with excellent spring of water close
house. which makes of the pleasant residences
in Eastern North Carolina, Beaufort not excepted
The above premises within is miles of the Atlantic i
N. G. Railroad by land 25 miles by from forehead
City through Bogue Sound where there is constant passing
by lighters
will take pleasure in showing the place any person
wishing purchase any letters addressed this
place will receive prompt attention.
C. B. GLOVER.
Swansboro', n. c., April 18th, 1860. 406w*
Raleigh Standard insert six weeks and send bill this
office immediately collection.