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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21

sg Much instructive information rsls-
tive TO Tact life" among the mobility ~
England. may he gathered FROM the csse 81
Lord William godplphin Dsborna, which
lately came up for examination before the
lnrol vent Cuutt of Cambridge. llis Lord
chip is described ss con Ur the Duke ~
Leeds. but ~ tie tspntt from which We
collect thsse facts satrsiH states. "of no
profession o. business whatever" Lord
William hSs seen twenty ave summers
only. hut has managed. in thiA brief space
of time, to- Incur debts amounting in tho
total IT, Rllsa Ga. I'D. This l. ~ pleasing
instance Of what n young man of email
capacity may accomplish by din, Of pesse-
versnce. The list Of his cteditorsis varied.
II contains taiiurs. tobsceonists. livery
stable men, inn keepers, huckstera snd
college tutors. besides Jew money len.
der. VIM reicicss In tho name of Lazarus.
Inquiries relative To- HE Lordship'~ inoums
devel"p the fact that previous To- his ma.
jori'y he had an allowance Of RiS per an
Ham. which wa increased 10 600 Hpea
hi coming of eye. A. an estimn,e of the
.uu Upon Witch the heir to- cotnet IL sN-
pected to live and support hia p"-itirn.
these facts are worthy IT special attention.
when " Ia known that npnn THE allow.
sncs his Lord-hip has aisp To- support n
vita. many II our Finh Avenue youths
will conclude that It il hettor to be the sop
Of cod6sh merchant than duke. The
Judge hefrre whom this interesting case
w@s brought, In HE delivering hi~ teoi.ion.
talked to the young lord m much ,hs same
way NJ though no were addressing n com
mon counter Jumper. lie thought tho in
solvent, knowing that he had but el0g q
yenr, rhuuld have devoted himself to nome
honorable occupation and lived within his
MEANS course Of conduct W bieb he hint
cd was not dsroratory even 10 the son %
Duke. And tho righteous Judge. fur
,hermote, felt bound to make an example
Of tho insofvont for tho benefit of ether
persons Of the ramc elasr. After these
preliminary remarks no sentenced Lord
William Godol,.hin Osborne to impriaon-
ment for ak calendar months from the
date Of his ysstipg order.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21

- The highest charity is to pa,
liberslly for all things had or don,
for you; because to underpsy work
men, aud then be bountifui, is no,
charity. Ga the other hand, to give,
when BY 30 doing you support idle
ness, is most pernicioas. Yet you
cannot refuse to give a street alms, il
your charity has no other channel
you would feel that refusal in such =
case 's mere pretext to save your
money. But i, your wealth is wisely
aud systematically given, then the 70
fasal Of idle sppeals does no harm q
the heart
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21
lallp o5Wtttt mo Gon'fl'
D- W. cory the following nom the


To- We cory the following ftom the
CsLJc gs,sffsi
p.. vs.. N. iislp Ipp Sos kuttp.-
On "Wednesday nptninv Dr.. Head and s"n
we're sho, by Thomas Adams - they were
p.ssirs through Green vuod ~ q buggy
A dssdiy fsud had existed between ,hess
pa,iies for several veehs. caused Wy the
Hitting ~ Mr. Orr. . citizen NJ Greenwood.
Adams states that Dr.. Head and son came
by his honse, and that ~ Head called to
him To come tr the buggy. which he re
fused To- de-. bslieting that he wished 10
tiii him lie ran 10 his hpnse, mounted
his horse, and taking near road. reached
Green w. " be FIRE the buggy He declared
that he intended w. hill pt. Head ~ sour
az he arrived. Taking his position ~ an
alley. / e shpt brth father aud son. killing
the intmes IN the buggy and wouriins
the latter. Who. with a pistol In hand
Jumped from the buggy aud was shot BY
Adams. We have heard that Charles Head
shot AZ Adsms before he len the buggy,
sud bad another pistol In his had when he
vas killed.
The greatest excitement has been pro
dueed by THE hluudv tragedy. The ccm-
mrrity had been living IN painful sus-
renses. expecting som sthins " the hind,
and NJ lsst the deed IL done. ~. Head
was y talented man aud fine phtsirisn.
but he abused the sins with which he wss
endowed. and hr his ,eel le-sness esine ,e
hip les,h by violence.
The femains of father sud con wet.
brought 20 Shreveport 90 Thursday. pnd
ta'ee number NJ our r,ti,ens attended
the funeral services,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21
ny "Onr bid Britons are ~


ting into hot water with each other
concerning the Prince" observes
New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press. Some of them
arc in favor Of making "a regular
j. Bull affair of the reception to he
gwen him. Others, with better
taste, believe il should have "a large
infusion Of Y. Doc lie. BY the time
the royal youngster gets here he
will have been bored 10 death with
receptions aud addresses, and I've
quite ready for something fresh. II
only young New York can get u
fair snake Mt him they will give
him an cye-opener ! hear that u
few Of the cleverer sort of our
young #. F.'s' are prepared to
give him n little dash abont town
that would tickle him amazingly
They could d. Cherry street, Water
street. Five Poiuts, Forty Pretty
Waiter Girls Rat Bait, Cock Fight,
Behind the Scenes, Jones' Wood,
and wind mp with a good deal Of
we won't go home till morning.
His Royal Highness il bound to do
q bit of these things, sooner or later,
and no where could he I've put
through more tloruugly than 10y
some of the dear youths of Gotham. y
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21

OosAr ec,vsSesRs, AT this season Of
The year when the sanitary ordinances
need \. be 90 sttictlv enforced we on terra
6rms may he en- viou. Of the ocean Tor i,s
sslubrity cf atmosphere, and the NJ remit
ting euut,s ~ its natural pcavenretr, Who.
without The espionage af councils. eHeetn
ally eollect all objectionable matter, and
thus prevent wuy ~ effect from Il during
thi- extremely hot weather. while on
THE ruhiect, we are reminded that o.
Tae-day isst large sea monster wa cap
tured, nv rer-ons On beard one of the chip.
snehuted OF our bar. measuring II feet IN
length. and " inches sero.s the back ~
the head, " was n ~peeies which pus al.
lo,s term the Tiger SHARK. though Cuviet
makes no mention of Tt, J the skin teiur
mcttlej like mackerel. On b,ins opened
the skin Was found To contain four king
crsbs, the lsrrert Of which measured n
inches In width. with the shells unhtoken
showing the immense capacity Of itp
shoraN and maw-s lot 81 large hones
several pieees " asit beef, anne lumps Of
clay and a leather hoot, What Ia most IN.
teFsstins In tina Hsh stafy l., that an o~a.
o. fot the boot has been found IN Mr.. Wal.
lace Smith, who loaf II from tho pilot boat
Cumming on the previous day, The boot
hss been preservej. and IL nuw In the city
10 answer kt itself, and to prov. that vi
Though "sll may he a-h that comps TO the
net" all may not be irrevoashly Loaf ths,
goes into ashsrk's msw.-.>arasnaA Assss,
Tan EAHrBauAcS IN kk~rrcKv.- hs,
already bsen mon toned that at several
places IN Kentucky and Indiana the shock
cfsn earthquake was felt on the morning
Of the 7th instant. Al Evansville, Indi.
ana, II vas accompanied by q sound simi-
lar to that made by a heavy laden train Of
cats running slowly through . depot. -
Doors and windows ratified, and building.
Jared ~ ifasitated by the moving ofheavy
eoods on the same aoor. In one hard
ware store the shock was 40 severe a. to
throw over largo circular raw standing
aeain.t the wall at an angle Of rs degrees.
A letter ssysi
AZ Henderson, Ky, the shock va. evan
more severe. though not Of long duration
The people len their houses aud ran into
the streets, though no damage was done
am under the impression that the shock
~- heavier further South. The wave,
seemed IT, come from the south. Up o.
time &C the shock tho heat was very op.
Pres-ise- not . breath Of air stirring.
since tha, time the wind has gradually In
cseased. and tho thermometer /. ain kins
fast. Nov (9.so p. n. the thermomete,
stands al 81. At o'clock this morning
~ stood At vi In the ehHdc. The sky IL nol
clear; neither 10 II cloudy. There appear,
to be sor, ~ mist that makes the altar,
appear dim. The breeze >. .,,ll increasing
understand the aurora botealis was yisi
bio at 3 o'clock this morning.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21
- II Is . secret known 10 but

~ II Is . secret known TO but .
few, yet Of no small use in the con-
Duct Of life, that when you fall into .
mans conversation, the first thing
you should consider is, whether he
hss greater inclination to hear sou,
or that you should hear him.
~ The number Of emigran,s that
have arrived At the pnrs'of New York
.ises Jsausry l, 10 6s,62s.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21
Esssrs,vs CcorfRt fH,s. ron srr,a
rs,ssssr.--TheE New York ieSe.r. .sys

Esstrsivs CcunrRt fp,s. ron ssr,s
r.isssrr,--The New York ieigsr, .sys
Plain, country rs-rle, who base thei,
estimates for hoard ~ the r,iee ~ ptovis-
icnt, may veil stretch Their ewes IN spas,n
~ smasemen, vt the little bill" presented
~ the city Of New York e., entertaining
the Jsranese, We had them here srme-
thing isss tbsn y fortnight eighty ~ them
end are asked TO pay fiobooo fot their
snppatt and amsseaeHt. tiHting the eha,t
time they did VA the hnnut ~ feed vt our
expense, walk uut streets. ani csiole out
trsdesmen mt of whatever charmed thei,
oriental faneies. In runnd nnnte,s. ali ,ns
-'astp fv diias TER day wac the average
eost ~ amusing boarding aud lodging
each uiividssi Japanese. during the so
joutn ~ the Embassy
Farmers planters, hsaest mea 81 the
intetint who never sciled your fingers With
metropolitan corruption, What do ron
thinh ~ The bill The probability IL tina,
the actual outlay wss within forty thou
ssnd dollars the residue IL s1stis. which
~, ~ matter Of course, into the pockets
of the oHici, tteehuutets who rob, govern
aud laugh At IA.
Ussslly ths city IL dsmb before the
shes.ees Who make i,s golden fleece their
pe,auisi,e, but on THE occasion. 1t .aerus.
issue u TO he taken with the rnhbets. The
swindfe has beer hruusht into court, " here
there will he chance Of giving II thor.
oush ventilation,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21

Corrss Az 4 DnopoRizER. We
beg b. remind spor,smeB and others
that coffee is n perfectly rafs deodofi.
zer a sprinkling will keep game
fresh and sweet fr several DAYS
Clean your game, ,hs, i-, wipe III The
blood, cover the absorbent parts with
paper, wrap up their heads, and then
sprinkle tbs ground ccG,e over or
among the feathers or far, ne the case
may be pack up carefully. and the
game will be preserved sweet and
fresh in the most uniavorable weather.
Game cent opon and Loose cannot, d
course, be treated in this manner but
NIL gams packed in boxes or hampers
may he deodorized M described. A
,ea.poonful 81 coffee Is enough for \
brace Of birds, and this proportion for
more or larger game. Fresh ground
coffee may be used with advantage il,
n sick room u few spoonfuls spread
and exposed on plate, and burned
by rel hot iron. is safe aud pleas.
ant fumigator. Builder.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21
~ Miss Hattie Hosmer, III

American sculptures, has returned
from her artistic labors in Europe to
comfort a sick and aged father. She
is spoken Of rs 6ne, dasbing, black
eyed girl Of twenty nine, who bears
her world wide fame with the happy,
careless spirit ofs child. She returns
~ Italy next autumn.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21
CAsTi.ETON INSTITUTE.

r1Nfr MKT session ~ this lns,itution viii
i open on the frat ~ October. iss0. The IA.
Guilty consists OF
Hsv. Docto, SAMUEL MCKINNEY. Of New
River President.
Ms. SARAH ). MaNGUM. Associated
Miss MARY =. JAREs. Pripeipsis.
Miss ELEANOR McKENNEY, Teacher Of ErK.
Hsh Branches
Miss tLizAnEru MANgUu, Assistant Teacher.
Miss " ,HGAHET JAMES. Tssebs, ~ 0,g.e.
Piano. Guitar and vocsi Music.
Miss UAHOLiNy g. hEigIiLEY, Tss,bsr Of
Pisno
Mss LUCY A. JAMES. Teacher Of Drawing,
Painting. War Fiovsrs, etc. aug. rs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21

TINS MossEs. Who but Rurkin
could have written the following
beautiful passage, In regard 10 the
moses 7
And. ss the eartl,'s FIRST mercy,
so they are its last gift to Il. When
sll other service IL vain. from plant
and tree. the soft mosees aud gray
lichep take Mp their watch 10y the
head stone. The woods. the bios.
SONS. the gift.bearing grasses. have
done their parts for u tine but
these d. service forever Trees for
the builders yard. flowers for the
brides chamber, corn for the gran
airy. miss Tor the grave. Yet, as
10 pnr sense the bumblpsi. IN m
other they are the most honored Of
the earth children Unfading, as
mofiuniess, the worm frets them
not. and the autumn wastes not. 49,
Strong IL lowliness, they neither
blspch in heat nor pine IN frost. To
them, slow fingered. constapt-heart-
ed. is Entrusted The weaving If the
dark, eternal tapestries Of the hills ;
to them, slow. pepiolled. iris dyed,
the tender framing Of their endless
imagery. Sharing the stiffness Of
the uninterrupted rock, they SHARE
also it's endurance and while the
winds " departing spring scatter
the white hawthorn blossom like
drifted snow. and summer dims on
the psrched meadow the droopipg
Of it's cowsIip gold--far above,
among the mountains, The silver
licheu-spots rest. star.like. on the
stone aud the gathering orange
stain upon the edge of yopder
western peak reflects the sunset Of
a thousand years.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21

Musfost ssp Brsk.rtc. The Pieeysns,
undss tbis head ssysi A few words. By
wsy Of opening thi. weeks chapter vf
chat, concerning the sienofa di euertss
bella.
We have already informed our readers
that under this foreign name there Is con-
eesled an American lady Of extraordinary
beauty and great Talents. which have eui-
iirsted with great assiduiiy in Itals under
the best masters uut Paris correspondent.
t"gsmms,'') recorded her success In ,hs.
fss,idions capital. Under the patronage ~
the Msschiness lie Boissy An old friend
who knows the deep interest we ,shs in
the success ~ every American, hes been
good enough "a sllcw - 10 cory an Itsl
ian lady's account of our gifted county
womsn's SUCCESS IL the Peninsula. We
make IN change in the foreign idioms to
he found IN the letter, persuaded ihst the
pleasure they gave us will he shared ny our
readers
MILAN, june ', 'S'"s
7 have seen the young greet American
p,ims donna. the lady III unettabella. I
say great adtisediy. 81 she IL great sin
ger. great acttess, greet beauty aud hiss
great heart, and sli this 7 wifi prove 10
Yen IN few lines She hsa been sing n
the carnival In Betgrmc with brilliant
success and II takes . fret rate artist TO
succeed ~ that noted musical city, famous
io' Donselli, Hpiini. DUBesetti, Mayer
and hrst nf others. She sung there the
"steiis ~ Nsrcli,' mcst diiFcult aud
tirsinF opeta. and which demands the
CHEST surtsnp vripe. great dramatic
powers. These che displayed to the en-
ihusississtic public, who Interrupted her
continually With the lonhest applause.
She sung often In spms concerts given by
Siye,i the great yiolinist. ai,s frpm Pg
,i,sui." 'Heattice ~ Tenda." "LinAs."
Hemitsn,ide." aud others. which were
always eneoted, the great proof ~ success
IN italy. ant which brought down the
house with applause. She next sung slso
IN MILAN. where she has inst finished one
! cf The most successful engagements the
" Daughter Of the Regiment" and Nipu-
le,tU." Fpf many years there has not
been sven q brilliant debut In Milan. and
!, went 81, ine'sssing every NIGHT IN ui
unrhsi Her singing and setting Hte PER
feet. aud every rne agreed she made then
lsrgh ~ cry "a she pleased such singing
sueh life. such elegance. sueh handling ~
drum aud rife. had never been heard and
seen ~ rifdHdis,e before. IN the sdieu
song hsndhefrbieis were ut oil eyes. the
next moment every one wac ready laugh
ineiv to i'in her. ,nstphinR ar and down
the stage with her little feet IN such mar
shai style, tying t. infuse life into her
oil aunt, The tSdm sni Naist - ~ France
were eherted evety night even To- y third
time. Her short SKIRT and tight velvet
jacket Get IN her elegant figure. and ifsby
"ne doubts the accuracy IF my statements
le, him read the fret papers "f Milan and
Turin. and they w,ll say have Tar from
exaggerated. Rhe IL. hear. engaged for
the fie's at isetgsmo for the summer. and
IN autumn goes 10 Constantinople with
large emolunent.
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TIE DIVERS AND the HuHoAn

Tue DIVERS AND the HUH0AR-
IAN WRECK "A correspondent Of
the Boston Transcript gives the fol.
lowing description Of what among
professional divers is technically call
I'd "a snarl." lie says: One Of
Capt. Bazlg's divers from Halifax,
went down in eight fatboms Of water,
aud made fast TO "the snsrl," which
was hoisted by the steamer Dirigo,
and taken into Clark's harbor, about
FIVE miles from tho wreck. IL con
sisted OF part Of one Of the steamers
boats, all wound around with broad.
cloths, silks, ginghams, calicoes and
other textile ( .brics, estimated, when
taken up, to weigh ten tons. Upon
taking this snarl apart, we found the
corps Of a lady, supposed FROM her
dress to be q cabin passenger. Some
of her hair remained, aud several pie
ces Of clothing covered her remain,
but nothing was found to give the
least clue to her name.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21

bapv FHsNsbts. - Noticing the ar.
rival, by the Ad'ia'io, Of the widow
Of the unfortunate Arctic Explorer,
in New York. The Courier Of that
city. says:
Lady franklin is now The guest Of
Henry Gripnell. whose nams will go
down To post.rity. insepsrably con
neeled wiin that ri franklin. 10 dis
cover whose fate he performed 81
nobls and disinisresied u rart. The
,tory of Lady Franklip's devotion To
her husband. her aawavefiag faith
through so many years Of sorrow. that
he was still alive. and her Christian
resignation TO the heartbreaking truth
tina, n, last destroyed all hope, are
household words. in every American
family. as they are throughout the
wo,Il. and will throw around her
here. in more intense Eotm. 'hs,
sympathy and profound respec, Of the
American community for her as guest,
which they have ever given her ~.
stanper Whatever part Of the coup
try she may choose 10 visit, che will
find hearts and homes open to receive
her. aud proud a. pay her the homage
due to her virtues and her trials.
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THE wITnEHED DAISIES.

Yor Ssh me Why love them 30,
These little, simple flowers,
That over every pasture blow,
IN Apfil's sunny showers
And whs daley wreath twine,
Instead of dswy roses,
That hung above he ~holy shrine
Where our lost child teposes.
Twas IN the spring time that she esfns,
Aud all the forest ms,es
Were bright with howers without mans,
The fslls we're white With dsises,
yon know how beautiful she rev,
How fail, how swss, and holy,
Bot the violet. vet with morning dew,
IL not mote pure and lcwly.
she fitted like a sunbssm bright
Around our cottage door
Ber Footsteps, ~ fsiry's light.
Made music on the floor.
On every flower of wood ~ glade.
She lsvishei ehilji,h pfsi-es,
She loved all things u Lord had made,
BIT most she loved the daisies.
tfow many thoughts beyond her years,
That then we're ell nnheeded,
We think Of now With binding tears
FNfrN t~NfNtNkN UNIV We NrrNrt
Three happy yesfs we lead her feet
Along lies tbp,By IMAGES
The fourth we laid her down TO sleep
Beneath the April daisies.
'Tis we'll and we ara reecncifsd.
Fof he who gave the blossom,
who lent 10 ~ our angel child,
Recalled her ~ his bosom
And waiting Till he eslls for me
70 sing With be, hie praises,
7 keep bet blessed memory
Embsimsd in April dsisiss.
Tyre CAsriNo. - Such perfection
has been reached in tho manufacture
Of type, that single machines will
turn out from forty to SIXTY thousand
per day by the mere turning Of q
crank. The perfsction Of these ma.
chimes 10 such that il is matter ol
choice TO run them either by hand OF
steam power
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ron SALE.

A vALuABlE ,rse, n land situated .. m.
ihe CITY ~ Baton Rouge. ~ miles h,m pr,,
Hudson sra ~ miles from Clint n. on fhe Gre.
Rcsds he slthy std desirable si,psstp rec
laeaee sn5 : seea ,scslitr frs country store
The rset csrfsins w. sefss sna csh : . tnfehs-
ss5 ., bow price " sppiies,isn h. rssss sfor ~,
iur,hef particulars sppiy " The urasfsisaea "
The shefihs Once. u '. hAhiN.
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At COST.

AN COST.
nN ACCOUNT OF my departure from Baton
~ Rouge, offer my vntife stock Of Watches,
ginaI eat .s,ce At the same time would In
form ali my customers, who are indebted TO me
70 MAJ their accounts or settle the same by note.
THEODOKE oOLDNANN,
IuiyI7 Wssehmsksg and ysvsllsr.
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pewsse ~ C.-nsssaus.
WALL PAPER.

A T REDUCED PhtJts-fo make toos ~, on,
n fail stock ~ P-pFr Usngingibgs 49, off-r
orf r'ess'it stock Of iI,n0 tolls ~ gfsstly ,s-
dne-i prices PtPEh - HHtBlUHD
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TO RENT.

= u ~ ID X t. y.
IN Boxts various Brands cswine Tobacco;
W z5 e &c smoking do;
Casks Fine Brandy;
80 Peach DO.
Msdsris and Port Wine;
Ginger Wine:
Jamaica Hum:
10 Dozen II,sistters' Siit.rs:
10 Binnipger's i.opiDn Dock Gin
10 A" singletoh's London Cordial DO:
10 woii's sehridsm schhspps;
1" rsissn's Cordial
Gross Jacobs do:
Perry Davis Pain Killer;
10 Fabpestock's yrrn.if.gs;
Assert.d Fruit Jars;
TOwnsend's buIl's, williams and
lands tsrsapriiia;
Mustard;
200 Ounces Quinin@;
Garden sevds OF all kinds;
Cutlery. = new lot just received.
Patent Medicines. Perfumery and Fancy Goods OF
all kinds In Store and for sale by
sugii A. STEWART co,
Druggists,
wsddiiIs old stand. Main St.. Baton Rouge.
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sl'ItING ItEI,s.
SAVE your YnuI1

u oBiNsON's, w,isb,s ard fuckers r.ier,
IN sp'ing beds. PipiR - BRADFORD
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4 HGAslsr.-A siipstios as Orgssist On on
" ~ the city Churches ~spt-dby
s1gS W. uHl2. esrs n. 4 W. Bozsl.
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FURNITURE.

NtLF sbALihn VANS without var. = neg
~ patent ~ pirbH - BRADFORD.
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yellow revert yellow psv.,ff

I'M. LEvNARD. ~ New York fully Rusr.pisss
~ bic s"sth Americas fever and hgue Ne.
Vef-h'f ssis ~ kb. " AZ. BUttt.
JufFHl Druggists.
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NEWS DEPOT.

TUE unabridged respectfully informs the ub.
Il lie that he has established .
NEWS AGENCY
In ibis place, where persons will npd any Of the
I,asaing Papers and periodicals published In the
United States or Europe.
Subscriptions rsosivsd for any % per or usrio-
dical a. his once. w. D.. UsNDERsOS.
suEI Two doors be Nv POS Once.
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TUE duties Of the Institute. will be re-
J. spmsd on HedDtsdoy, the 10Th Octo
her, 1850. As the number Of pupils is nee
ssssfily limited applications should be
made ~ early rs practicable.
Ia FOR eitcnlars coitaiDipg Terms, Dc,
apply 70 W. II. N. MAGgUDER,
sag2 Baton Rouge La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21

f~"S"sHs W"f"F"R fHIIs
A PLEASANT diuretic and sbtidispeptie tonls,
"A f,t sale wbolsssI. s.a retsii W
Jsfysf 10 WI. pOuFf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21
MUSIC TEACHER.

'INiE undersigned b.gs 10 offer his services 81
Il Isseher u pisnvs, esiisfs. st Woes issiiob.
[" tsr,iss wishing an bts'v 80 % fsiihei
particulars, please spgty II BoEsfs Drug Store
spgs W. nthz
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21

"Esrs nov tse-iying ls,g- additions ~ on,
stock 81 bsshs,-sds. bn'esus, Afmeus.
s"fss. Tsbles, Chsirs, Hail sisnJs. v bsi. N,ds.
Safes. s,debyafds. Cfibs. i',ok Gases R.ers,.,i.
dc de flIhh ~ hRADtUHB.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-21
GODEYS LADY'S BOOK.
-Hop-
SEPTEMBER, 1850.
For sale by J. MCCORMICK.
WANTED.

Light or ton wood choppers, wanted
II Inquire at tho Comet Office.
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