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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25
CUTLERY!

DOCKET andt table, wostenholmes and Bad.
il gers make; Ladies' scissors Tailor and Bar.
bars Shears; Razors, Homes and strops. at
may2i LARGUIER a LAN0UE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25

Qe2OOO WORTH or III AMoNDs, consisting
qpOVVV ofens meted aud, cluster and y,iitaf-
fines nteastrlns, Earrings and Crosses. All war.
ranted ~ be FIRST water. In stufe and for sale 81
the lowest prices by TffEU. u0LbMANN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25

Inn BBLs. FRESH CAPE LIME
for sale at A. MATTA'S.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25

srus LORD hath created msdicines ont the
earth and he that Is wise win not Abhor them"
-IBiAs.
A fREsH supply Of Congress, seltzer aud Ar
"A tesisn Wstsr-3ast received by
jana5 ED. 4 WIN. B00EL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25

Mrs. ALIENS HAIR REsToRER, 70
Nl sale by Ep. Il WV. BOgEb.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25
IRISH LINENS.

IRISH LINENS.
A LARGE assortment o. Irish Linens has just
IA bees received and fpr sale low, ~ the
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE,
oct15 Lsisystts street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25
uUANDJEs.

~ PIPES Ola osssd Duvuy a Ce4
~ ~ Pipes Old Msfteii-hara 70 beat.
4ot Pipes Americsh, good imitation,
lang BApBEE q BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25

LILY. MuHouiro ana noAon rnArs At
u juhsB MoNTAN - MATTA'a
Hardware roypsy.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25
HACK SILKS.
COM rs AND BRUSHES.

COMBS AND BRUsIIES.
ME HAVE received an assortment Of
w Shell and Buffalo Tuck Combs
Buffalo Hsddings Combs and Brasbes,
At the PfiIJA CASH STORE,
octl. Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25
HATSi HATSil

A MOTHER large lot Of these goods have Just
n been received At the Clothing Emporium--
so and 20 cents.
oct2i W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25

DuRE oHEMIcAI.s--csn 10 found Al the Drug
l. Store OF ED. q WA. BOuEI.
LNLouR-fresh from ST. Louis, assorted, for
II sslehy THOMAS BYRNE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25
YEREIfMERY.

A LAngE ssse,,wes, Of Heal French peyfsss.
"A ety-iust received. w.D. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25

WHAT'S a THOMPSON. Monmouth, Greene,
w aud Gillespie shot Guns at
luneS. MoNTAN a MATTA's
Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-25

VNTATCHEs-Th largest ana Finest LOT Of
wv English, French and American msnufsc-
lures. Of the most 3eiebrsted makers.
Al my gods u warranted 20 be rs represented
otherwise shall ~ ell times hold myself res
pensibe 10 return The money paid mr. them.
THEO oOLDMANN.
Wstshmsksr,
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CONSTIPATION OR oosTIvENEss.

No ore Of the many Ills flesh he tor so prevalent -
e undeood and much neglected Costivenesa Of!en
nsTins in sedentsy habits u is regrdcd
sight dorder little consequence 70 excite anxiety while
IN reality "a the end companion Of many Of NE os
fatal and diseases and unless ersdicssd sb
bring sufferer u.imey Among The lighter eyhs
OF which the usual attendant Hesdschs Cocs
Rheumsism Breath Piles and others Of like natnre While
long train of ghtfu diseases such malignant Feye Ae-
seszes Dysenery DiaIrhes, Dyspepsia Apopexy Epilepsy
Parays Hyssris HypochondTasis Melancholy and nsaitx
fs Indicate their presence the system By this alarming ymp
ton Not uuouetly the diseases named gnste In Constpe
ton but tako independent existence unless the canss
ersdicaed early stage. From all these considerations
follow, that the disorder should receive immediate attention
il occurs and person should neglect set ooz o
ter NE viii oxpe the nsduoas approaches OF tseass nd
destroy this dangerous foe to human life.
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" HElp.cnK the fsvore ssn BY which 1sorc rases
Known any deviation Whatever from the natural state OF We
BRAIN and viewed IN this Bgh, may be looked ie
guard intended give notice Of dease which might
attention. be remedied and It's
houd never Headaches may be CLASSIFIED under
two names, viz; Synp.omac and Idopshic eymptonslo
Headache exceedingly and tho precursor Of ess
variety OF Diseases among ~hch APopex Gol Rheama-
ts ard all febhe diseases In iis nervous form ymps
hetc of disease the stomach constituting stek hsdddas %
hepsiic disease constituting tou. heada Of worms eons
pson disorders of the bowels well renal >nd
uterine Diseases Of the heart very frequently s
tended with Besdaches Anena and plethora also xaee'
ache Ia also very being usually distinguishes by the
nae heddohe sometime coming suddenly IN
state of apparently sound health and prosrsng tho
mental and physical energies, and in other instances comes ON
ovy by depression Of spirits acerbity Of temper
In os instances the pain Is In the 'front.' Of the hsad
or both eyes, and sometimes provoking yomins under ts
ciass n sy al,o be named heNydiga.
oT The Of either class Of Headache, the Cephaio
P sve found and safe remedy relieving The most
ante oans In rnnutes and by It's sube power esdcanG
the diseases Of which Headache Ia the unerrins ndex.
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a FOREST HYMN.
Bv WM CULLEN BRYANT.


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From the Text:
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Twenty MILLIONS oy DoLLAgs sAvsD;-Mr spIdins hss
.od two millions bottles Of bis celebrated Prepared 6foe and
that each bottle least dollars worth of
broken furniture thus making aggregate Of twenty millions Of
avip made his One household word be proceeds do
be World sill service by curing ell e aching beads vh
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will soon ysniSh sW 81 IKE snow In IEy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

TEE AsAL9ArAYros or LAEaulsRs.-Jfhero psvhg
tendency IN this apopsis:s expressive words a
other enyuagcs and shf Shie 70 Incorporate them into 1
thns the word Cephaic which from Grseh, afys
ing "for the head becoming popnszed N oooDeoa
With AT spdDs great Headache hsoey II ~il b
Eecotype and many othsrs Astnosp
seem' native and to the manor bom.p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

rFOysR EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and anx3sty
,5,pt 10 eore attention business study among the
numerous Headache The dsodeed state Of
mind aud body incident this distressing complaint fatal
blow 70 an energy ambition. Sufferers By this disorder can
always obtain speedy relief nom these distressing attacks by
% one of The Cephao Pills whenever the symptoms appear.
n os the BRAIN and soohes the strained and jar
rn and rsxe the tension Of the stomach which wss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

Bnrpexr-Mi.us you TO send her sbo1 Of CePhahe
Gina no. botte OF Prepared Ps-but Pm thinking tbses no
ius Il nsither but perhsps ysbe ahsr knowing whst IL
Ye sec nigh dead and with the SICK Headache a
wants tome more Of that reaived her before
IJruogi.t-Y on mus. mean Spaldings Cephslic Ptla .
B,ti5eL-Och. and you've sed It, here's We
duarther and civ the Pills and don't be al day about
ai.heT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
A REAL BLESSING.

ph,,tssn-Wel Mrs Jones' how is that hesdschet
Ma Jonss-Gone Doctor all gone the pill you sent erTee
me In u twenty nnntes and wish you would send mere "
that | can have them handy.
Cenkslic Ps ind they fall and recommend them In
~ x Jea,.I shs send fer box directly, and shall tel Al
nv suffering friends i0T they q Tsd! blessing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
,ARDLY REALIZED.

HI .a N orribe osdscbe this hsernoon, hard sspsed
into n. spoteczry hand h to the man. Gan yoe nssss
me al an 'eadacheP "Does Il hachs ard" ssys e hm-
cedngly says b. hsnd upon that % rave me Cepsaho f
I'D 'sd an 'eadache.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

~ DID you hsve the Sick Headschei Do you en'e.
b he thbbng temples tho evered brow the ioshiDs and
dyus q the .igt food How totally unit you were fr
rss.gre cony.Isson or study One Of tke CephAc Rba
eua sys relieved you from al the suffering which you usa
eIperrcod kc tails and other purposes You should Jss
LaIe q boz y. them baud w occasion requires
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"CITG WIDE AWAKES," at
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Opposite the Academy Of Music)
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they ready for delivery and can be procured eheE Of
the following Committee:
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VHE BEARDSLEY DIVORCE CASE.

A COMPLETE AND FULL VERBATIM REPORT oF
THE TRIAL.
This extraordinary h tral before Judge Lot
si,ting at Brooklyn, y. v, IN the Supreme Court ,
II yeTRes than any perhaps on record tne un
that - - - .-. .,. ,,,,,o,o>,
TRUTH Is STRANGER THAN FICTION
The pen OF story wtiters never I'M
eaned anything romantic and improbable than the a
tions nade IA this case, and which now in i;sue.
Briefly the lady the daughter Of prominent Methodist Ter
gym j. charged h having made the acquaintance Of Phy
sn fashionable Broadway saloon signhed by the drop
ming that his attentions not Objectionable intro
duced the dnurhter Of English Admiral with large
frupe night married the Doctor while living WIN
her husband kept th ason for four years aud all he
time lived With ht husband The Developments are rc
aud racy introducing the reader 20 - -. .. .,.-
GLIMPSES OF NEW-lORk FASHIONABLE LlFEi
and Asmodea bare episodes IN the life OF general gay
people Of both and all ages
full and authentic report Of the viii be Immediately
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For Councilman,
Ist I'D lid th Nth Nlt Nllh With aud XVIII Ward,
JACOB PECARE


JACOB PECARE.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
The undersigned. Delegates Of the GERMAN R1.ihii,e4n
NaId Clubs Of the lid CoUncmanic District Nth Nth hlth
and XVIih Wads in Convention assembled parsed the fol-
SsS Tbs he Republican Convention Of the lid Council
District the 2Oth nst have 10y their nominations not
sis6ed le Just expectations Of their soustituens by
endng candidates for Councnen persons who do not enjoy
the confidence Of the voters general and ale but the iavoe
Among these nominee we find the Of Thos g. Hail.
the Board Of Councmen known by his active sup
N opiion to the expires. protest the Republican
Club the Ah Ward also oi great many American mem
Plopoga The numerous GerRan gSPaaiioa Of tGe he
thc National Election by adberng TO their principles they
added heavy weight 10 the gratifying Of the party. aud
now think entitled least 10 two Of the six
ineos Delegates IN this Convenon recommended
that purpose Two respectable and capable ca1ddate never
single German on the ticket.
We perceive in this action Of he Convention the base inhu
o ambitious sud corrupt clique striving to use the pry
Organization tool ior attaining men peeiai interest ana 70
divide the Offices according 10 their pleasure without regarding
We hsye ave positively concluded oppose this gue with all
our rcngth nuBfy their mechnauns, and 10 break the
power which they exert under asibcd and socaDed party
are far from wishing 70 organize Germsn faction within
our pal y seeing the 0 certain Of American M
ovciien, The qnesiiona6e Intention to ignore and disre
pet orr us, claims and demands citizens Of German BIRTH
We consider due TO ourselves and honor for
g on or own behalf and that shall show that cesin
clique Of American Nstiyt and political wepue tha: they
are eS4d the u ses Sd 2ed the aid not as ob
support ana eCpuienu tu'i'iuIf m s tnte
the following candidate;
JAMES ". OLSON. Nth Ward.
lIEO L. STFiNIRENNER, yI.b V-,~9
SIMON HAXELVlNE,
HENRY a. SMITH, NIIith Wsrd.
ARNOLD A. RENSON x1-1Itb Us-3
NJ are atished that all citizens who depise the acts and
traiaqs Of tcksteT aud who disguised With all
pay CONCEPTION and with the corrupioD OF oor present City
To1e and v no at time justify the claim O. the Ger
mon citizens for corresponding representation in City
Cori n III uppo the sbOyenanled csndidaes aud espe'
csy ppes the love ou'iice OF our honest American fellow
citizens -. . .,,..,c,, =, -,,.,.,,, ,,-cru ~
FROHLiCH Ii. BlSCHOFF Xth Ward. - - ~
y BECK G. EISEL, A. ERIE, J. CANGLOfF, H. TEP-
IN g NNhfHJsIUS P. DULLHEi&ER, AUG. FEILEN, p.
uiSIF a. JACEER, XllIth Ward. - ,,,. .
1 KTPIN Dr. JOS. NAEGELI, JUliN '. MAfEhI j. a.
F6TRSCH CH GFIETNER, XNllth Wsrd
Nfy..YoIk. March p, 100
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GRs.r DrscoyspY Among the most mpcrtant Of si The
oe,t oeds discoveries of this may be considered me ~
lem Of ysocnstion protection from SnaPoI Tho Cephae
Pin m relief of Hesdahe and the Of Qanipe ior tie pre-
enon OF YeyeIs either Of which sure pec whoss 1ea-
Cts win be- experienced by suffering humanity long stey nsz
dscoyeren forgotten. I...
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Republican Nominatian--Twentieth Ward.
XITTI ALDERMANIC CONVENTION.
Ats Meeting of the REPUBLICAN NOMINATING con-
YENTON held Liberty Hail. Nos l29 and l25 West 23d',
on Monasy Evening Nov. %, 1860,
GEN WILLIAM HALL
received the unanimous EoAINATloN for ALDERMAN Of
The XIih ALDERMANIC CONVENTION
CHARLES NETTTLETOH
Chairman,
Ee.nn's sTrBLSe,
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