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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12
MISCELLANEOUS,
AN AMERICAN STATESMAN IN
PALESTINE.

The Albany Journal has some extracts
from the diary of the Hon. VIM. Ii. Sew
ard, dated at Jerusalem. Mr.. Seward says:
| have mentioned already one monastery
or more in the Holy Land. The early Eu-
ropean Christians conceived that there was
great merit in visiting, by way of pilgrim
age, the scenes of the suferings of the
Saviour, but they found the whole country
in the hands of fcrocious and savage enc
mics to the religion of the Cross. Travel
could not be safely performed here, nor
could entertainment be found European
strangers and religious men founded mon
asteries everywhere, often strongly fortified
as places of safety for the pilgrims and Of
hospitality, and these yet remain. They
are Catholic Greek, Protestant Greek, Ar
menian and Abyssinian; and, inasmuch as
the dangers Of travel still remain in large
districts, and there are few taverns for the
accommodation Of Europeans, they are the
resort Of the traveller of the present day.
You arc received and lodged, generally
supplying your own provisions. They
furnish you security and place to eat and
to sleep. If you have any peculiar claim
to respect or consideration, they furnish
everything else gratuitiously in all cases
but all right-minded persons. on leaving
them, present a gift to the establishment
equal to the cost Of the accommodations.
These exceedingly useful institutions are
located, with pious reverence, on the sites
Of the most memorable events in the life
of the Saviour, and his Apostles, and, hav-
ing been SO early located, they are interest
ing monuments.
But Palestine in its social condition
of the same character You see a party
of Syrians or Arabs at rest in their camp,
or on their march, and you have exactly
before you the rest or the progress of a
party Of persons in the same country two
thousand years ago. Patriarchs, women,
children, maidens, amid swarms of camels,
asses and goats. Loathsome lepers meet
you as you enter or depart from the gates
of the city, begging bread, but there is no
divine person here now to heal them. The
blind, the lame, the epileptic, are always
in your way soliciting relief Medical aid,
or medicine that will afford relief, is expec-
ted by the sick at the hands of any person
of condition who passes by. You see two
intimate friends meet or depart. They
cover each other with kisses. You see a
party at dinner or at supper. There is one
dish, which always is liquid. Each eats
by dipping sop into the common dish.
So you see how rational and how probable
are the histories of the betrayal of our Lord
by Judas.
But I must on with my Journal -
We left the good monks of kamlah at
FIVE o'clock ON Thursday morning, and,
through inconceivably crooked and narrow
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12

Wife Poisoning.-The town of Belvi-
dere, in New jersey, is in fever upon the
subject of the trial of Rev. Jacob Snoyer
Harden, Methodist preacher, for the muir
der of his wife, and the farmers around are
daily focking in crowds to attend it. The
prisoner is but % years of age, and ped
died books, till one day, passing in his jour
ney near Mount Lebanon Church, near
Schooleys mountain, he ascertained that it
was without pastor, and in his nineteenth
year, with no preparation beyond an ordl-
nary education and religious fervor, offered
to offciate, made sensation, and at once
adopted the profession of minister. In
his boyhood he had formed an attachment
for Hannah Louisa Dorland, girl of his
own age, whose family at this moment mo-
we'd to AndersontoWn, in his vicinity. The
attachment ripeped to proposal and an
engagement, but being much fattered by
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12

sary to request any considerable appropria.
tons for additional masonry work for the for
tlhcatIops; such as are not strong enough to
offer good defence, against shipping, may
when the emergency arises, be re inforced at
small expense with earthen batteries, prop
erly combined with them for mutual support,
and Of such extent as to give an aggregate
armament Of sufficient power.
The army Of Utah remains inactive, and
stands in the attitude of a menacing force to
ward 4 conquered and sulIen people. lie is
satisfied that the preservation of right and
justice through the means Of any juriSpru-
dence known or recognized by the people of
the United States is impossible in that Terri
tory. There is, in the present attitude Of af-
fairs, scarcely any necessity for the presence
of troops there, and they will be otherwise
disposed Of during the coming season.
The above named Secretaries show wherein
they have largely reduced the expenditures
and estimate as compared with previous years.
TIE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
The Secretary of the Interior says that du
ring the five quarters ending in September,
the sales Of lands have yielded over s., ,807,
COO, and 3,Gl1 900 acres have been located
with bounty warrants. Among the several
recommendations is one that law be passed,
in a spirit of liberaty to the settlers on un.
offered lands, allowing to each two years from
the date of his filing his declaratory state
ment. within which to make his proof and
pay for his land and at the same time ma
king 1t incumbent upon the President to offer
for public sale, by proclamation, ali lands
that may have been surveyed by the authori
ty of Congress at any time within two years
after the plats Of survey have been approved.
lie also suggests a manner to prevent frauds
All things considered, our relations with
the various Indian tribes continued during
the past year in II satisfactory condition. lie
regrets to add that official documents furnish
sufficient evidence 70 justify the belief that
the most atrocious cases Of murder and ra
pine, charged to the account Of the Indians,
have been, in reality, committed by white
men wearing the disguise of Indians. Meas
ures have been taken for the ameli0ration Of
the Indians. The policy now is to gather
them on small tribal reservations.
The necessary expenses which will be in
Cured for the census will require the appro.
priatiOn Of at least 81 ,000, ,000
1t is believed both wise and just to confne
the purchase and distribution at the Agricul-
tural Office to such varieties of plants, seeds,
cuttings, etc, as have not already been intro
duced into the country.
lie recommends an appropriation to provide
permanentand convenient accommodations
for the Courts Of the United States in New
York. in Burton's Theatre building, Cham
bers street.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12

na-A little ragged urchin, begging in
Lewistown the other day, was asked by a
lady who had filed his basket, if his pa
rents were liVing?'
'Only dad, marm,' said the boy.
'Then you've enough in your basket
now to feed the family for some time, said
the lady.
'Oh, no, l haven't neither said the
lad, for dad and me keeps five boarders; he
does the house-work and [ does the mar
ket'n.'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12
REMOVAL,
Wanted! Wanted!

I'D N00 PERSONS of both sexes 20
Gr21;OUV make money by buying cheap
Wa G Baskets, Tubs, Buckets, Churns.
aUa, rs, cans, Brooms, Brushes, &c. &c. at
ZERBES.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12
The Daily Telegraph,

Published Harrisburg, Pa, by Geo. Bergner GO,
publishes the List of Letters by authority evidence
of it having the largest circulation
Terms-S3 per year; the weekly and semEweekly is
also published at 81 per year.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12

sm.The best and noblest conquest is
that Of a mans own reason over his passions
and follies.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-01-12
PENSION OFFICE REPORT.

By Commissioner Witing's report, it ap
pears that the whole number Of pensioners
now on the rolls is II ,585, requiring annually
Sl,034,9l4,l Is. Army pensioners l0,GG7.-
Navy pensioners 918. Revolutionary pen
sioners on the rolls on the Both of June, l65;
Sc having died during the year. The num-
ber of widows Of revolutionary officers and
soldiers on the rolls at the end of the year,
37l4, requiring $29l, sos. rs per annum Du
ring the year ending the 30th September,
680l land warrants had been issued. requiring
1000, $50 acres. Not less than a thousand
false and forged claims had been discovered
Eight of the perpetrators have been convict
ed and sentenced, four have fled, one has died
and fifteen are under bail for their appear
ance for trial.
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uhole No. 2542'
TERMS OF DESCRIPTION.
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM,
IN ADVANCE.
For six months, Is cents.
IN ADVANCE.

~@AUNEW subscriptions must be paid in
-r.,a,s IL the paper is continued, and net
-.l .,ifhia the first month, 81 ,25 will be charg-
a)t paid in three months, so; if not
.... i- ,iz months, Sl,75; and if not paid in
..s aalhs, $500.
Nj '+j' I'm 1e di-eontinued at the exOiration s I G Of
... ass paid fjr, unless special request is made
lie contrary or payment guaranteed by some
...-ars.aic person here.
ADVERTISING.
r,7 Ines If mInIon, or their equivalent, con-
..iil.e square. Three insertions 81, and 25
,.gts for each subsequent insertion.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-28
-
A0Yx0 1IYYE28.

i sure Remody tor Dppps,a, Choisra, n.
drrhoa, D.seaisrp. SIN Ucadooh,. Night
N,re0is, General Dcb,iuv aad us attend
mt Ill.,
IHt,t elegant Bitters are peculiarly adapted far
l u warm naie and ever, person desiring health
strength and protection from She disease. incident H.
the climate. -hould Use them.
frrUu. advanced IN life and feeling the hand II
Iho weighing henvil, upon them with all II, attend
mt ili- viii ind In the Of III. ii'icrs an Elixir
that viii instii new life into their veins restore IN
measure the energy aud iror of more youthful days
hnid ur Their .htnnk.n forms. and give health and
happiness u Their remaining Year,.
II Is well established fact that fully one. half II
the iana'e portion n ourpopnlation seldom IN the
enjoyment nf good health. or To use their own ex
preston, never feel wei. They are l,ncnid de.
void Of all energy extremely nervous and have no
appetite To this class of iny,lids these Bitter. are
especially recommended Their peculiar tonic and
mvigoriing properties render them Invaluable m
such eases.
Person, visiting district. harassed Annually wita
Fever and Ague, any Fever Of bilious nature will
hud that by the timely oi one or two hotir. they
VIII not ia one instance take N, disease. a. the BIT
ter VIII renovac and strengthen III. system and
carr the bile o. IA 1t, natural channel.
T. Is WIEELOCK 4 co.
Importers. Wholesale Druggists Is Magazine stree,
opposite the Arcade Hotel New Orleans general
Wholesale Agents. Also, sold by Wright & Co.
No, ~ thartr.> street, aud by
March II lisa. sANbkRS \ SEARS. Marshal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-28

n
IT ". JONES, proprietor OF the Bras,
/. and Iron Foundry, has Determined -
to put down the price Of castings such as "
crate bars and gin gearing. TO the low ssc,,
; cents pound, Also the Hall 4 Spear Nh,
improved, No. ! and : 10 81 80 and 5, I'M.
Scooter pillow improved at 50 cents only.
Tie is also prepared to do ans aind Of a,
chnery that the country may wan, in n va.
manlike manner
He has on hand Iron railing of beau,iml =.
terms for galleries, grave enclosures. Ar
metallic packing, second hand boiler, and .ic.
engines. which be viii sell ON r,n.oual,, h.,
Circular saw mill, made to order nud nB
Of machinery repaired
Terms will he made To suit purchaser, lt.
giving good city acceptance on an, rel,l
house.
7 W. joins
Shreveport. sept 9 isas mol 81
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Pacific Railroad Com

THE OFFICE of this company Is held at L
j corner of Austin and Bolivar streets. To-
city of Marshall, Texas All persons ha,l
business, will find the Office clcu from ~.
A.. ", daily
JEI'fHA FOWfkf~. rre.i
d G. WILDER, Secretary
june Il, 1885 ;ou
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-28
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

4 III. persons having in their possession prop
y eriy of any kind, belonging to the South.
ern Pacific Railroad Company. will please de-
liver ii TO the undersigned, or INFORM him Of the
fact.
e. H. iiN \SO\
hcpc,Hf superintendent.
October H.. 90 40 II
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seterte> psstrp:


I IN ~ nm 30 SIAY seessA
~ ssx.v uosvos".
isa - hoss toby Jeas.
ne.,S, ~ I'D becct .srvam,
w., ~ vr,v .ch,c,.say' In old """'
~. nsshc.,d vss DREAM
-. hr,-,k /. choked wsth fallen leaves
~ vs~A lie dried away
,~.,re t-,,.ve tina, you ~cssA s"ov
M dear Old place today
~. .eh,,.hoa.e /. NJ mor-. John.
n-ecssh our locust tree
n, vii. ro.- by the window ''Sr
No morr waves in she breeze;
...s,sred .sess- look dcsola'e,
rhs I'D thu, rested On
Ma. been p,osed up by stranger hands
Since you and ..r- gone.
ne chestnut tree !. dad. John
And vAst /. -si,scf now
rbs b,,s-n grape vine Of our SWING
u.u,. On the NithefsN 'pnSh
ir.a ri, us.n.- upon the bark
And f,and ths pebbles rare
l.,lJ up ,+nea,h the hoiioe side
A. ~s h4d piled them there
n.c~.,n u. gras. grown hank John
lacked fos our old spring
r,., bubi,l.d down the sl'trr path
Three PAGES IRON the swing
rer r.-he. grow upon the brink
Tho pool is black and '-"'e'
And no, a foot. tins man, lay.
II seems. ha. tr',.id.n there.
tt the id blind saad John
Ias. wandered up the hill
n. aaYssr than it used 70 h.
,nl srema ~ lonr assd -i'i
~. b. !. .ia ". Am'ns the e"aSh'
A.. un. the sweet grape hung
n. s,t. yoise u human kind
wlrrr all out voice, funs
at inc On the fence. John.
Iha, lie. a. IN old time
The same half pa.~l in u pain
We u-~d on 10 climb
And thought ho~ n'.r the lars ~ lite
Oh, uisyma,-s had passed on
And left me c"un,in. on th'. spot
The &. .. that ARE gone.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-28

HAVE removed their oficc up stairs in Mons
u Rui'ir building, ssbcr they viii bcple',-td
to wait on all wishing Dental operation. PER
formed. Those who live of distance NAV mot
e1r of being disappointed when they visit Mar
shall With view nj having work done on their
teeth, a. on. Of them will b. m the Office ut al
times.
Artificial teeth mounted on Gold Plate from
one to foil -..t
Their scsyicts eau be- obtained oy adlrJ-a 9
them b. mail,
Marshall, Jary. |, lS6o. J.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-28

astsSS vWIfs. ~. SMITH. yv....
WHITE, SMITH, 4 BALDw.~
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
AND DEALkas ~
Groceries, Beat and Bar S,...
PLANTATION SUPPLIES, Erc
Opposite Ysss II fsxas Street,
SHREVEPORT, Ia
HAVING removed to the commo.,;ou.
ing foot OF Texas St. we are nov 30, va'h
receive and storc Cotton, Mcrchamlis. 49,, z
ducc, and solicit the patronage Of our r;,n., ="
the public, pleslging ourselves To piyc r e.
attention to all business entrusted 20 o,, r''hl
We will keep on hand n; all times n la,," '
complete stock Of a.
PLANTATION s.rfLigs.
BOAR AND MAR srokgs.
Of all descriptions, to which we invite ,Lo -. nt
ton Of purchasers we
! ~ Our entire charges for receiving .,..
and shipping cotton. will be twenty. G,.
per bale. 'h'
September Il, ls5g.-l:u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-28
Leather aMA Findings store.

MotLoR, Importer, rs Charities street, b.
-. tween Cont and II Inui. STREETS.
French and German Patent tes,h-rs, Calf Skins
Morocco KID, linipe- and Fancy Boo, Leg Also
lasting aud Satin fn.Hrai- Boot W-bbs and 'silppns
Boot Iscine., Twist silks. sho. thread las, and .ho.
maker toals 81.
~ large stock Of every article in IN. msnufse.
turing linz. May 81 SO No-3s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-28
spring. Hair, and Moss Mattresses

Patent -nrisp Bed Bottoms, a new and econo-
micai invention, Comforts. SPREADS, sheets, pill
lo,v ,.t.a... aud Ns-.,,.,, k.r-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-28
CABINET FURNITURE.

Having within The past year greatly enlarged
their establishment, they are now enabled to cS-
hihit the best and most varied assortment u
Cabinet Furniture ever offered for sale in tho
south, comprising everything necessary in the
furnishing al dwelling
In addition to Furniture, we keep for sale
Plush. Hair Enam,lcd cloth, crimp. cord, Tus-
.rls sprlng. tacss. twlne. yninI.n. glue. &c
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-28
r. IT. D. Lpn.
MILL AND FURNISHING BUSINESS.

r. LIE Lpu.
MILL AVD FURNISHING BUSINESS.
'1'llt arder.igncl having purchased the suP'
/ nor water mill heretofore known As the
Lawrence Mil, situated about sN miles
NORTHWEST OF MARSHALL.
take. this method Of informing the publie that
he j. now prepared 70 grind corn at short
notice. The meal GROUND at this mill j. Of sii-
p.iior quality. a. many living near and remote
from its location cuu testify.
TURNING;
The Proprietor being mechanic also
prepared 10 eSccui" with dispatch. all orders in
Furniture in bis i'm.
CABINET FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
In addition 10 'hc above. he Vill continue
a. heretofore. to mppl' III. Customer. Nib
any article 81 FCR\Irr RI desired. Of NJ.
own manufacture at h.- shop iH Marshal H.
.Hg determined 10 supply the want. of t'.' pub
ic with everything m hIe Fen" without delay
At the lowest possible price justified hy 'ho mar
k"t H. soiicii, librral .hare of patronage
which lrpt .uda.iry and strict attention 10 hu-
incss, ur trusts, will "a. Il v.qucucc luliow
f. LUpOlpH
November . 80 ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-28
TURNITU1U !!

G. HIM e JON Els,
We, 1, y 81 Royai STREET, Ncir Oricqns,
MOULD invite the attention Of their friends
W and The public to their large md well Sc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-28

JULIUS 4 >oRsw oRfily.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
sTAI,I.E GOODS.

OUCH as Brown and Illesehsd Cotton
- Hhseting, Damssh Table Linen. Tow Ia
aud everything in this lihs at reduced
prices -, N ASHER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08

- - - ~ ~
hEuEi leave respectfully e. iafefm bis friends,
sna ths oiti,sss ~ baton Rouge and lie vicinity
generally. that he is prepared (st short noties 10
ssseuts sny orders In aennsetles with The cree.
ton Of. sf repairs u Buildings With which he msy
30 entrusted lie will also furnish 10 Contractors.
naiders. flshtersand others, Sash (rssd prir,,sd
aud elstsi " dssited.D vENlTIA EHUTrrRE
With stationary or pivot stats. Inside Rolling
Minds, PANEL Doors, etc. of any teaplrsd sire, q.
ss low rates ss they e.H he obtained else vhsre IN
The South. and efths beet style 81 vol mssship
lie has slsp established In eopssstion With the
shove, JOgpiNg DEPARTMENT. wherein any
"rdsfs will he executed promptly. CiETEHEs NJ
apr required capacity made 10 order.
lie would also respectful " suggest 10 thoss wbs
may contemplate building. that he IL prepared 10
get up Designs and Plans Of Rural Cottages aud
other Residences, with detailed Specifications,
nils ofaasutllles NJ materials. ssiimstss Of Cos
etc.. on reasonable terms. Orders Tor sny ~
ths above named work msnship. or services, left
In care of Nsssrs.
DAHL ntcKY. West nstop Rouge,
JORDAN ttDtT. Hnssdais. La.
ALFRED DurLAsTiEn, Msuehso, ". n. Rouge
u. v SALE, Springfield. L.,
y through the Post once, win meet with with
prompt attention
ag- Shop on North Boulevard street, opposits
the sisis House Baton Heugs. La.
August 9th. 1859.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
WE-OI'ENING

BY LOUIS j. Ohm.
n IHg STORE on Main street. corner ofrspi
" tsuiisrT street. fpfmsriT roeupisd bY Mr
b"ssbs. deceased with bsv and IsfEe stock ~
Dry Gpods. Clsihipg aud other E"rds be longing
W ibis branch ~ business, all If which pHsf Tor
sale At very small profits would also. state that
sts not connected with any other house IN this
city. (sap3s Gm) LOUIS. J. COILS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
RUY YOUR MARBLE OF YOUR

HEINUHDNs, HAHNUF AkUU1T,
Manufacturers Of Msusolsums. M0bumsnis,
Topbs. Head stones and Maptlss Of the finest
italian Marble. We are prepared 10 Do wprk ~
New York sp' Philadelphia prices, and Invite
the citizens 6f Baton HsvRs, ~ stsmipe spsci-
rasns IL our wutk al out Marble Ysra, on Con
vasttn street. near Joshga Bsars stots, between
LAfaystts aud Third stfssis. septg5-l ~dd-ly
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08

LIAR DYB.--l2 Dozen each, Of Cbrists
II dora's, Bachelors, Jui.s iauol =
and others, for sale by
iulygl Ep. ~ Wv. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08

More Ladies' CIoal<s TO Arrive.
7 WILL receive In q few days another new sup
l. ply Of ladies Cloaks, my customers will al ways
ind good supply Of these goods always on hand,
septic w. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08

Lace Cares. Polnts aud Mantilias.
THAvE received aoother supply Of these goods,
Il smo them some very tne Black Lace Man.
tillss and Points, also Bsrrege, Chslliette, and
Arown Linen busters, Rsrrege Angias and Pine
Bpple suits for Ladies travelling Dresses.
spraS W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
rIsToLsi PIsTOI.sii

A COMPLETE assortment Of Pistols ana Re-
"a Vplvsrs. consisting 81 Colts old and New
Model HsvalVsts. aud a new Article 81 Oats Nm
etsvei Hstolvsts. also WI iinsY's Hsvalysrs, Al
ien's self Cooking Pistols, Navy Havolvsfs. and
the Smith wsssua Esvsa Shooter. all at the
lowest Ptiess. at
novgi FRANK HuauET'H
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08

DLAYING cARDs-A large supply Of Samuel
il Harris Playing Cards, all qualities and prices,
for sale low to the trade by
julyi X. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
no sItt!AIt rt.ANTUI,s,

SiTHAiuHT end cteoksi handle uane Knives
- With snd without hooks. Copper eni Timed
shimm.'s and bsdsisi Oahe shed Lsnthstne
ssFst Hpuss lamps, wirks. oit Cams, large end
small; rreissst Wfsncbss. ~ "a ~ ia! swans
Fapseis fnt M spiphite; u lions end hair Gallons
~ NJ salphlie; kaehafsmeiaf's Thermometers
Couplings tiusgs sps stop tus' q PACKING If every
description al LAnpUItH sbANOUEE.
aei21 uuf Lafayette aud Fisdds ste
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
sUNDntIst sUNDu,Estt

SnbAHHEi,s Mssbsbos Potatoes, 10 DO Large
~ Onions. z Do new Dried Apples, essk Ia
ron Shoulders. iiafcss sattt Cured Hams. ~
Kegs Leaf Lard, just Ts,s VsG aud for sale by
sspl2G JOSHUA ZEAL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
COTTON HACK HANDS.

A ssorted sizes Of o ply Cation Back
~ Hands an article much cheaper aud
better than leather,
mays LAHGUlH A. LANOUB'H
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
i RIA N X II UG u EFT.
TO THE MIII.IONi

THE gs"sfslsncoursgsmsptw which h'vs mo,
With In my new business, induces the rsturp 81
many thanks 20 this generous public for their
patronage, aud a solicitation for them 10 again
nsiios announcements 10 day 10 the additional
supplies to my already large ana FRESH stock NJ
all goods belonging TO my line ~ business. and
In doing so feel fullsssuranos that ifthsy will
cali and me. they will bs satisfied that my ear.
meet Efforts is 10 give entire satisfaction, aud will
await the pleasure Of showihg my stock aud ssrv
Ing "au ,eho may oirs cell"
FRANK UUGUET,
pov23 Corner Of Third and Laurel street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
COOItINu sToyrs

fIHE CELEBRATED Kentucky. Eclipse. bic.
i ts"nd aud rhssnis Paiisfns. and aH esnh
dent u will be 10 guut advantages Ia call aud ss.
s,nihs bsf'fs purchasing elsewhere.
mAfgi FHANH uuaurT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
JUST RECEIVED.

A Nd for sale low 10 the trade, Lard In Kegs
~ do. In bbls Crushed aud Powdered Sugar
A lot Of dne family Flour, Beef Tongues. sheep do
Hog do. b. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
sIs!AHs AND SNIFF

Tusr reesiVsa new supply aud seia in qpsn
~ titles 10 suit.
msye. v. Hrubr 4 90.