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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-08
GOODS At REDUCED PRICES.

A LANCE assortment Of small figured
"A Calicos, warranted fast color M no
ents YARD ~ y. NJ. ASIlER,S.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-08
MUsQUITO NETTING.

lNEs. white aud brown, bobinet, cotton,
IL Just received, at the
mays PEOPLES STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-08
HARNESS COLLARS &C.

A now new supply ofcart-machincry,
n cart-raddlos, hog skin collars bind
bridals &c. at
LARGUINR & LANOUE'S
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-08

"TIIE LORD hath created midiclnes out On .
earth aud he thai IL wise will not abhor On. m
-tBtiis.
A fREsu supply Of Congress, se,trer and Ar.
"A tssian Wster--jast received nv
JANIS ND. wM. DO0EL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-08
IlAt,I.. or MAYsyIJ,LE pLOws.

HAND, ove rssulsr assortment ~ these IN
~ awaited rluws, large sud small, With sud
plrInat euttsrs rntne NJ which are made ssPress.
iowth the culture Of 90 ton. .....-
..ysp LARaulrn 4 famous
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-08
CRATES.

LNANCy rarior aud once urater. complets.
j spio. LAkuuItN a LANOUE.
Ger, Lafayette a Flarida SIS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-08
NOW Is THE TINE.

NOW Is TIE TIME.
ITO MAKE room for my new TALL stock, will
l. offer from this dat. a . remaining part OF
my splendid aud we'll selected assortment OF
Watches, Jewelry, CLOCKS. Pianos and Cutlery,
ri greatly reduced prices. All those In scare h
of q good bargain will please call on
TJEODpRE G,,LDMANN,
iune2o Matchmaker aud Jewsller.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-29

unp mics aus beu1 @prtlatt Der bi8bertaen auf
Die Saltimprer Bpli5ei be5t9tiden @eieb9ez
blrn8Safte uadl, oaB pltrd Die lebteren Dem
Wiappr ulp Gtaotrutb mn bic Madt perlte@
ben lei, tempprdr bic Yrli5et 5t ernenz
nelt. Da6 Ged)t elmer y ermunenten Bps
li5ei babe fid Die Staat89eieb9ebut9 eben oas
Durd pOrbebalteu, DAP le cen StabtbebSrpelt
ttnr pa8 Gedt ether tenlpprdren @rlentul9
perlieb.
Stobfratb,- Der erlte 3meis nabnl
ben Nntrag be5 betrefTenpeu seuneinlamen @pT
mites an Der pabin 8ebt, baB bic $50. 2atrpbe,
8enjartin DefDrD lno SO. s. Wturoo6, 8tz
~reftpren Der Stabt Baltimore fitr Die Bitt8z
burg rttp @pmtel8eillc @il enbabn, ermIdti9t
werpen, $1,000 Nftien belQ9ter 8a6n fir cine
$4,000 ntdt itbel 1drettenpe Suntme 51 tall=
fen.
Der @dlIerz8pqro rt6tete cine Sei9peroe
all zen StaOtratb 9fplSenbet SltbaltS /: Die
Dtrettoren Der ltSrbli9en @entrolbabn retlaf>
gen cine erprbitante Sumte far ba8 Be9eredt
auf ibren @rltnp itto Spben, apelde8 gSegez
redt fitr ben @dIerboarbs 8ebuf8 Der 9egun9
ppr GSbreu flr Die @alferz2eitung ablollt
ltptbpetoi9 tit. Der erie 3pei9 oe8 Stabt@
rat68 beldlpB bierauf, Die itdotiifen Direftpz
rem Der b~elaster ga6n pabin gu inltruiren, tie
Ip0en Dem 8afers8parb Elm @egeredt iiber
pa8 @rtnoeige1tburn beiagter @iienbabn@ so.
Sebnf8 Der 2e8ung BON 5ipei .3OSBQi9et 5auptz
rDRren gu biai9er 8epiaSltt8en 5t periduffet
Iudelt. 9ee .,aae5a al ras sr 5.ma Sd
Der erIte s3peig beI6lpB, bic 9teprdientats
ten 8alttntore8 IN Der @elesgetung BON Ota=
rpldno gu eriu6er, Dem @elltde Der Baltimore
u1o Sbto @ilenbabn=@p. Inn @rlaubniB CUR
S6GieBun9 bes 5mildelt Sppurpz itno Gutam=
ltr, gelegenen Sbetle8 Der @pnmabltr, 5u pppp=
nirelt. Stir ptelen 8eI6luB ltimnlten Der Brd=
ltpent Spicer, Grams, Gali8, Chapman, Sal=
Bot, 6DbertS BpGlof, gaugber, N. go. Brice,
StmmS, SpeoDenj Taplor, 8ailr, Qintpt uap
Norris, Da9e9clr Mqce, 8lafburn nnO Sc,
Brice.
Der 5meite 3peis .legte bic 9teiDlutiDn be8
erlten in 8etreff Der Bitt8bir9 uno @pnue8Di1e
@iienbabn p%prerit uuf ben Gid,
Der Staptratb bat ~foG9enOe g%rnennmn9en
pe8 Wapor8 beitati9t: Natbat s DuIbaue
StraBenDfnun9S @ralntilIdr, Or. Sacpb 90
6puf gelultp6eit8=@ pmmli1idr, Or. Suolpn
@ilmalt iein 4iiltent, Or. 6 81 gdr Gr5t be8
SO urine@6c8pital8, 2an9lea 8 @ullep 6afeu=
@arpen, Benjamin Iaruer Collector Bet Wal.
iermietbe i'm me1tltden Ot1trift, Snp g Guder
StruBenaufieEer i'm 3. 0iltr. IS 1R greells
pap 0ireftpr I'M 5pule Of 9lefuge, Setter 60
que @pnlfable in Der II, 8Qr6.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-29

GF alien benieni9en mel6 E
NJ it IL d en- ii6 eiaem Sauperein ar5uldlie
ben, piene hermit 5ur Na6ridt, buS Der Maz
rplanp gauzSerein $50. 1, melder feline Ser
Iainmlln9en BEL Serrn 2ept8 Bitter go. 5 QB,
Brattltr. abbdlt, beute Nbelp feline erffe gtuflage
be3ablt. QSer Ilt6eilt lebnten nil, 9ebe in
Belt. (Wt)
90 6 II j il Der Spra :
7 d +. = aQe, welde bic englil6e Spra9e
raid uapi grinpli9 lernen molten, MAIDEN mir
uuf Die Nn5ei9e beg Srn. 6. 6rep, Geo. 81
sc. @apftr. aufmerfl lam.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-29
5. 3. 6 mtth.
$ a s il + e
Glarfsptae, Geo. Sen /

Or. .. Sasns! sAE VtO, cen H. Sept 1857.
gsertbsr 9err- Uteine GOdter tpurSe ppr fur,,r,, un.
SrsIsas ! Hsfaasns iutItss cine grpse a~stalidfeit mis- S = s ssnssa
Sns eN vs't y, rf,f Sp psllaNIs s~erittecsne @rSnfien ulO Qsr,stss o y
aae ppne SfIGll9. Gtne yabt mad Der an0ent seroino ~ 1Sse nOss
n sean l grnsr, isiHe @a smi Fnssn s sa ;! ssrlaaiiifes fs ) Mir Sn % SSa
i int ~ Stanss9 Sh TsNt n ra0 e, e. sra9te enc ~SpafdnOiae Sci
metnes Rinbes. " Vf Weiunebeit
Das @lterattbe babe t@ ardr fe(bf ersrcbt rn6
es bet mir etts ~pOafdnStse ummanoluna nneiner a. naitys s Fan
5wedte, no aue anrere Nttttel f~etllGluaen. sd mar me- 49, nSn ps
nitttsln unrsdt that HnO ta bin serne bersit 6ielelSeSG q aiS %ss,r
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Tvs. S. MpTnnA
bronchitis QuftrS6renidminn6fhf WI

%, 9. Ssp ne! ~ : @OO' 1885:
3eugats ~ @unRfu 1trer anf8aB6areaD NseSissin' SS~ sr = Ia freta
rh btnSuSufigen. 'S"' Pa otelen nnte-
gT agSsfSpr Sabrea bate Id etnen f6wrren grfon :.
lm0stg ettlart. Qardb cen 6fteren @eGraa6 fires srn rg,pmG-
S"u,5Sa q ,S zen! 9eaa S.i ~: - S9 babe .cairlbe in .ero6en D uffss ~ ~
pare to- eS IN metner 5arttlte yel ansewauSt eSento irgsr ,S0S est
sm emF bsasn q e,t aO %dnS ttftOsnbea saliim umo fets mi
neT iAgtEoiaatlGsn 8raa, raren i6e MrOiSineen off stI bio sn me, met
S Se $rs S I 'f IL En- Ss g,SsiTrs y ans rem re a. e aud .ni6t te t9f%S tsd
tanaies wcttel ratbr bslfen tDnnte) 70 lfnoern He puh ih rs - 5eSs os-
s stSi fun fD sess SSs iSBe Sr 9 ss n. stm ne g Gsr,g Sssay gariis9 nesf
aa,te tur Se anotte SADIE Der @asaf&beit einiasn o. Co. rtS : 't sss0e y
ltmo ne wtutentrten 81 benz meintaen, ~" NOef'p ipaL ~
Nhtuhes0Ol Sbr
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Iftbma, glutIpeien 70.
etpdtun, Owen g. 9r0 n, 2

Oh. {. SaSne! '~'..s issue Gen e. sept 1857.
~ gtsta = gran s,n mar iett hrst Sabrea ldwer franf ruit ssr.sS,ss
t hMS "a n1 S Sas.9s S y as Gf sstEtlalnfsit tbrss ruareiatousto ,spsis
ssrs Sraatpsttss Der Sipae .9ep6rt bate, 70 fanft sI II sis aM .m@ an.
eaSon to cine oGa6tel @efanobeitspilen, rnO Id NJ Mn s = G!al9e
Spnen neRen gu tpnnnen, baB mad benz @ebraudb b ~ ! Sasn ua.at
ssansSrTatttsls tbr 9aifen Sersins, Die 8eidwersegu Il S = dn,.
Seilung fclgte. A ~""' cue ~DeuFdaOtee
snn 6. o Gml4 -nlas
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SalSbrdune (CrounY

ScHm 9arrtntan, ESQ.,, Steparbstomn 81. q fxxas. .1e31
an i Il t SoS Sa 9sps sess n a65psr , StaSsr sias9i ehSsn o%efabrste,
1 gqaf@u stI9 uSs aa @sFs s II Sg ,ssp is@ oass@ @a sg ssn iSr9a, -
8 ShaISHI bon 8cncunteu bate, atbnnete = MN ~ oensn bas &tNb,sS
mar balb borauf piecer ppbl. s"psf sang lea9t nub5
81 eoiSame8g 90. DQnieIT wr.4..aa
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SD babe Sbr 8rufunpuuasmrnfte mn okxa
Sn ssmt p ! aS III sr suat sGfoto ln neiusr SSnnihe anaepanStT I
tel plltRn. um eS meinen Rinser ~s s;n, y " 1raaIs "
aniaQ Dpr Group becrObt Tmb. S"S"s"' UeVe ma etnem
2pamS8 Seien bon S3euSntHe ii nnen bon NerfOuen non ! af4AS
lan9twrb. Ty ~ Wenn eS per ~
Sgst Sapne's nebbuH9sn aImann1 fit 1860.
fai8t bon ryDg s.. s. nne xSs'sg aueln
un6 1T gu 5abea hi . SItfm Sci. Nsf'pe'o eft oa
=. 3 B z Sns gtast,S 2, Ss ! h S5ISsE. i y y S grsoSaa 4 Sra
sSn ~g8a6inspm 9 q Bel @atT~ NOJnieHF fss =, ~ rs. N8a sa
(San17 itEmw21 -@ As @ltse'eJ.
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grfdltptg, Snitcr, Seitellz Il. gr,,,l4 ,,,o
GnfaQ bon Nu8sebr,tno

sr @afss mag RsS9a seae 1SSls. Ssb ID Dor n%nsfabr Sal, en- bon elmer
m - Sah oOn euleat l~anier8li&sn 9uten seplast fourSs. ''SSsS %9 uno
DcN zen oerneaateltsn gsrSten bebau6eIt, obne cine s II Nv Uuroe
u U gnoitd1. oat y tnnnter eIen6er mur6e, iberrreSSee.tsHy ~
a aaG Ar. Sapnes Srlttreini9un9smtteI gu proGiren AO'eseSels man
Ny gNgs J = Sxr srlten Slal9e Wuroe tb etpaS beGeru uad % ! uga1
0Oa : OlN@en ertOlSe wetne p0lise @enslau0, ivy ~e0rane
4a9 10 S~f01c @rnskn
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8ini0eS -WrennmaterioI

pie SaSlt@t+@Omp BON aItim ore bat ben greis
BON @ods anf sine en- Polar per Rarrenlabuus bon rs gulbd
beraD9elesi. Derorau1er berielben meroen "inben. baB lie beoeu-
tero btuhgsr as lr9eno elm anbereS 8rennmaterial Ino. Nrcbirt eS.
f6eo,4o,zmm) SpfeHb Brown. Setr. 81
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@afbinstOm .. 6,
@albtnstpn .. Is.
0eIhGfts= Nerlealt1ta.

OVT~T"TF~ OVV77TTTF
Der llnersethnee erIaubt f6 ieinen 6reunoen unb benz seebr,
ten Publitun. u~it8ut6elen, oB er Oas gerinmi9e II. elesante Saus
European 9otel~
Gde Der II. Ctr. uno BennIplp.a Ap.
anf bag 8equenie ein9erthtefun6 Die oerI6ebenen 8ran6en bteie8
gtaotilement8 auf cine gseile arran9irt bat, bic nt9t febteu wiro,
al9ernetne 3uirie6en6ett an it6trn
&etienoe fSnnen 3imner per Gag ODER 28ode gu einem feit9e
leeten Yretle betcmnen u1o entreber an elmer regelmdB9en Eafl
pber mad 8elieben IpetIen.
OaS Sotel bietet 9rOBe @prtbeile fir Serren, bic @ef9die nit
mt penn Commencement baben, inoem bofelbe IN Der S~auptfraBe
per Staot, 8lpl9en benz @aptOI uno ben Deri@iecenen Departe-
mentS Der 9entralpuntt lit.
Die &eitmrratton miro I6pn 9e9en 6 llbr Yfpraens ee6Hnet, nm
Paiia9ieren, bic nit ben Sra6- 3Gseu anfomnlen, @elesen6eit gu
9eten, itt reitauriren Su fGnnen.
I'm 9~enet9en .3ulpru9 bthet
C5bl8, Init g. @mri6, Gt9entbamer.
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Ntrrenltft e:
Neans, @has, Mpams. SN, Nlera

-
qoalns, @6as; aoams, S9; WleranDer,
$; grtbur, SO; arltplp, g 81 Barter, IS
9; gednlan, ST.; Sell, S&Go; Yetts, 90
g; glaid, S s; Sifer, 9 s.; 8plnan, s;
8plcllp, S 81; @arl, s 81; @pbcn, s.; @ol>
Bert, 9M; @brilf, Ssh @berpeiu, 80; @lgz
lert, st; Sen, 8; Slider, s q & So St.
i6er, Or. 8m 6ieOermaul g; 6rQler, g
6rant 81; TriSman, 60; 6reOerif &
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q; Sauie, 2Ss Sau, s; Sa8teu, 8m
Sedt, @& Spn; Seilnanl 8; Silsartner,
$; Sp8ruer, S 81; SuIL 8; 8abernagel,
Sc; &man, 81; Sel, 9; SnauB, S;
apfenberSer, $; Strait, g; anipbarjcr, 9
g S; 2ubmig, $; WabDen, g6b8; Murtir,
s 81; Weuer, So; Wiiler, Sc NOrbef,
@m 6pB, S; Gplenber9, 81; Gpbert8, Gb
$; NoBertS, 8; Saapsr8, S % & grp;
5dmub Sa& $; Sailer, g SO Santer, 6
Sdule, S; Seebrlp, g SO; StrauB, s;
Stra8bur9er, 6; Strpt6er, D6; Stroptz
man, $; E9omaS, 9tep @9aS S; Tbpma8,
s; @td8, $.
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NeueS sr1 Sdlfnenen

(Iupjus aus etnem Brief bes Wey. @bfm 81 UoS,
Stpdbplm, S6pfbenl ZEN TO- NfGr, 1917 = ~oel0er8 bat
,,: Sprs SSn nEGs aSs Msetst1Ibns Srafreintsnnasmttte
brnI fau Tu tEsSa ae = y m rh.sh S glt 9rCFe Dteaffe. seleiFet umO X
@sIssn 70 easOa sO, serfGerteniatr etenfaus Der q SSeaass
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Son 90. g. Ntuter8 9m q
Wanerln4t unp &reb8 fnrirt

Or. q,assn eGHlnmSu', MlF, ben "a, San. 1851.
gDertber berr. II Dltt orrser, 0so~ors. h Wv
anl6Gbbaren QDirfIamtett tbrss 81 Ivy uape tp ne ron Der
S setiss s sSffs al : lt ss5,srs gSsdbfasms amsS Se ii@s5-
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thiEJl& ssrb III 81 G~reunsf6aft Sbt 'ANN' i3.
.Mg Ynrt Qb0ntd6 q Q...-ya Abs
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Wei(bGftsz0 prlponnn

Die ltnersei6aeten MAIDEN ibren @eI38aftsTfesunSsu unO benz
Enel!tam ee er9eOetle Gnaei9e, bab fe ibr @pmmiitOus- unb
NO. % @ermonitrabe. mad
yer. 20 o=@6arleSffraBe,
gurCpas auS5utelen. 11.1 sT|
1927, Int @ebrIber 8Bnfroer. .s
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Sabt ihr ben @enhk,,cte,
&ontntt 2llle itn6 gcnelet.
2 Slutun9 Der 2uli9e. q
Imissile, pa, ben eou,to. toso

-.T 1eE al WVWRs T." y. ~
gBertbtr 9err. - SIN Sabre 1880 mar IL s.hs +. IL
aetaem S@gIealttn TN SOrbersebeabe Sabre ssfbrrisss SSs 10y
WI slnea Anlau ppn Slutun9 Der 9unae, ipuppps isor y. Sw 81
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H ntS' t ntass" o %aprsrea ~ Is fur ben Rea66afen einaeaeSen
serl8afte up itn ;utebt gebetlt Bal. s|".s ssOse Srletnterlng
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8ruitbriune uno 8lutipeieu

Mtaltsiue, Butler 60, ben S. 0ft. tss,
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uftrSersnentSirleuns tefaQea wurbe ub cine ,ts snsi : s ,a = pf
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sTt slte Tlai6e eeslnseraoei Nnliams iinS Sann 3 Si SS ~vs
Srait ftiutsuasSmtttel anO btNeS ieate hifd sSn,ti6 9sgr1, !
ri rH Sa nes e. Ban 0prn.
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Sentfde Sricfe
ipel6e in ser 9~eItrtsen sSun" an9eSeist itno.
q n ~, o ~ / q b.,

9nOer, WiB S; 9ul@, WGrs 9; GrOsen,
OfrS g Wt @ranler, WtrS W 6unf, Wfr8
s.; Softer, WiB e; 6rine, Ntar9, 81 @ere,
ltiB N Spuuu, Mr8 Sal, 01r8 81 SeiIe,
WrS s; SOlpen, lfiB sc 5auptmar, OfrS.
S; Scffman, Wfr8 S. SplBman, Wr8 6 s;
Serler, 8piiua Sleir, Mr8 S; Seller, Otr8
s.; 2rf9art, Otr8 q; Gfeter, Wtf8 % $;
Draper, Wfr8 q; Martilly 0iB W6S; Sn=
ierbaunl, Mr8 Srff WrS g.; S6miDt, 8;
Tbrerneper, OttB S; 8anbprlt, OfiB Sarah /;
8alter, aRiB sc 8aren, NfB s q; @arp,
lfiB q s; 8arp, IfiB 6 81.
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Sic beiten &phlen

inb Spaes Gewt9t gu 1926 per Gpnne aus Der yarb bon
3anGe NIB & prnF.
t0nnen tn Der 0ffee bee aDedsr befelt wsrben. Ssfi,Smt
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9eioemii4er @atarrb i. 6Lakteber sanflen,sA
@ m. 9Iesbls0n YIsburu, pa, [areibt.

~M NtRVV IVH NtVVUFf FIr 1WTeIDti ="
~ e benz. Sanuir 1858.
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Sserttsr 9err! SIN sgatasr 1918 purbe i i'd psu, , aisnS H. 8
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l sSns UaO SS,r Il. ooS S"pS S sas staer sSp3e S~erbreifete f6 bisfsr
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PtDV SEs. p.ssaal ea eoases Sapr Lang ale nSsiden DSesisns, Ia, sp
S SSns 3. qa tSu s aIg EN- a 81 gs; st ssss a sssas !. mid. 81 ssSsess4 sps H iTsns
reini9un9smiheIS anriett. Sb p,rsM,Et NY, gspraAN tbres gfuh-
sa S Ssaa sss 10 f #. nod SSais ssrbrauat bate; f ted g| a$ 3. sGsl.
mid sanF,S Observation-Disclosures RI ItstRt 's sin' gis Srrdd \ ser s. 6Iat8e iaaS ID
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e u ~ LIS; w. 3arSe933 as IS
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n gsener SUIT nrtS M1Geenr eaben.
Die gr6fte Tabrtf I
BON MObeln nnO 5tiiblen in Oieier 5taOt.
10 enl Sci E. Mount.

SO. 81 Npro- @apfr., ~8e9enaber Der OOb-6eaonp-Sau.
BdIttm ore,
ftnbet man iteta ben 9rDBten 8crratb BON 0tSbeln in biefaer Gta6t.
GiuwObner unb 5rentbe iraten oenielbeu 5uerit 6eIeben, ees fe an.
berSnp faufeni fe finoen bprt:
8etea Eetes in grpfat, plif6 rnb Spbbaarseua
Spfa as bon gtub6aum un6 Wtaba9onD nit GliIb
pno Daar6eus cber l%Onisen Stofeu; fran86fi- -
@ts0 ide uub balb fran56iti6e PaIor-, 3rm.,
g 1 aufeI- uno Spr9itIbIe BON
alien Otuitern nit l~le6erSI9en bon
Fg1Hn e4 8rotat-. 0aar= uno an6eren
Stofen. goaitdnot0e 3tn-
ner- @inribtunoen BON
Nubbaunt- II. Wtabaapnp-
bols BON $50 bis 3u 200, ebenIo
Elm 9robe8 2a9er bon 80brtlblen,
ais S9autel-, 3imuer- II. Yalorflble
bon @i9en u. 9uBbauubol3, @uf3tebtii9e,
NebenIfrante, @tasere'S, @omooen &C., Saar-
Strpb- nmo Gpringfeoer- Neatrasen ~oerritbie un6
Guf getelune. Wae ltSbel wereen l~ol9fdltt0 6erpadt.
6. Mpunt, SO. 81 9tOrb- @apftr.,
Waai10t fe5 ~se8eniber Der O6o-SeQOp Sale.
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W1orfturct5e.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

@a8itebenb 8etet mir ene rleberf6t iber 0iscputO-SaB fin
~auSpdrtt9e NCten in Baltimore E fa3F
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anf8, 4. 8arp} @m 6 &ObertS 8.
drO 6ugb Si1on II. @aro Saue8 q.
cuce, 10. WarD ; N9 Gnptt, Is. @arb,
II. ii s. W1fle8 uno Serbs Spencer.
Die DOugla1ten begriiBten oieIe 8abl nit
aenoem 3r~tump6gei6rei e8 iinb ndnlli6
ter ZEN II 9emd6lten Dele9aten nidt tperi=
T ais 8 0Ouglaiiten unO nur 3 8u4anauz
tdnner.
Der @efrctdr, SEQ. Cotton, perla8 nun 8e>
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-18

A correspondent of the Norihwes-
.ern Christian Advocate tells of
Methodist minister, who, having
overheard the conversation o. his flock
IN secular subjects, just before Sun
day services began. concluded his
opening prayer as follows: "And
aow, o Father, grant especially TO
bless US in our cora interest, an,l IL
We should be permitted to come up
IN next Fourth Sunday, may We be
ibIe TO report favorable concerning
our poultry, and all other domestic
elf,.irs, and at last bring Us to thyseil
ia heaven. For Christ's sake, Amen
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-18
Farm ann Garaeu.
How 10 Treat Diplheria.

This much dreaded disease of the
throat is prevailing to an alarming
extent in some sections ofthe coun.
try The following description of its
symptoms aud their treatment may
be OF interest and prolific our readers:
The diagnostic by which it is
known from complaints Of the throat,
ia che formation a membrane which
increases gradually uotil the patient
Is literally strangled to death. /,
is sometimes accompanied by ulcer
alton aad extreme prostration Of the
entire system, and at others by nei,
Their Of these symptoms, yet in eth.
or case it is equally fatal. To arrest
the formation of this membrant
would therefore seem equivalent to
curing The disc lse, and this in most
instances may be done in the follow
:og nllnner: In the early stages o.
the eomplalnf,whIch Is always accom-
pluiAd BY a sereness and a swelling
Of the throat, LET the patient use +
simple solution Of salt and water, as
a gargle, every fifteen minutes. A
The srms time moisten a piece O
lannel With solution Of The sam
kind, made warm as the patient Cal
bear it, and bind IL around bis throat
renewing it as often as the gargl'
is administered, and in the meanwhile
sprinkliag tina sal, between the fan
mel and The neck. Use inwardl.
some tonic or stimulant. either sep
arately, or if the prostrl.ion be great
use both together. The treatment
rs may be seen, is extremely simple
and, If used in the earlier stages O
The disease, will ellecta Complete cure
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-18
Wise ann GtherMise,

An anecdote relatlve to the late
Professor Wilson is just now circuia-
ting. When the sutton for the hand
of Professor Wilson's daughter had
gained the lady's approbalion,he was,
of course, referred to papa. Having
stated his probably, not unexpected
case, the young gentleman was d.
rected to tell the young lady to come
to her father, and doubtless the ODE
Hence was prompt. Professor Will
sen had before him some work on
which WAS duly inscribed, with the
authors compliments He tore
this out, pinned it 10 her dress. SOL
mnly led her TO the young lover
and went back to bis work.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-18

The MacAiss Republican says that
persuasive aud humbugging agents
are about in that region selling
lightning rods. One old lady toi'.
the agent she bad no fear Of light
uing, but she always had been afraid
Of thunder "Just so, sc can meet
your ease exactly. The square rods
are lightning rods, and the round
ones thunder rods" OF course she
is now ''protecseG. "
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-18
Rearing Children.

l. Children should not 60 to
school until six years old.
2. Should net learn at home dur
ing that time more than the alpha
BET, religious teachings excepted.
3. Should ba fed with plain sub
stantial food, at regular intervals Of
not less than four hours.
4. Should not be allowed to eat
any thing within two hours of bed
time.
5. Should have nothing for sup
per but single cup of warm drink.
such as very weak tea of some kind /,
or cambria tea or warm milk and
water,with ane slice of cold bread and
butter-nothiug else.
6. Should sleep in separate beds,
on hair mattresses, without caps, feet
first well warmed by the fire or rubbed
with the hands until perfectly dry;
extra covering on the lower limbs, bot
little on the body,
7. Should be compelled, to DO ous
Of doors for the greater part OF day
light, from after breakfast until bali
en- heur b. fore shutdown, unless in
damp weather, when they should no:
be allowed TO 20 outside the door.
s. Never limit . healthy child as
to sleeping or eaiiug. except at sup
per; but compel regularity as to both;
il is a great importance.
g.. Never compel child to sit
still, nor interfere with its enjoy ment,
as long as it is not actually Injurious
70 person or property, or against
good morals.
10. Never threaten child: it is
cruel, unjust and dangerous. What
you have to de.do and be done with it.
III. Never speak harshly or an
grily. but mildly. kindly, and, when
really needed, iirnly-no more.
II. BY all means arrange it so
that the last words between you and
your children at bedtime, especial.
ly the younger ones, shall be words
of unmixed losingness and affection.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-18

MODEL ADVERTISEMENT, We clip
he following rich, raey, and rare i'd,
yeitis ment, from the Cairo Gazette.
1t is mode i a lis way;
LoRsT!--A smart slurt purp, about
he size of a young dorg, OF black
md tan compleekshun, and antirat
groclivities. Had on when she left
+, pair of sassy bobbed ears.s long tail
aud lame sire k in tho off four leg
Fare DolEarS rcwm'd will be paid
Tor the recovery Of this interesting
animilo by joe ABEL.