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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-04-07
TO PHYSICIANS,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS,
All who need Articles in the Drug Line.


All who need Articles in the Drug Line.
ED +. PESCUD Is AGAIN AT HIS POST AT
e. Ter an absence of several weeks IN AtU lsk Gnd
oLer NorerR Ctes where he has been making his pur
caseS for the fall trade and it gives him pleasure I" be
abe 10 assure lis OIL fr.as and Tie pgJc eHert ~ that
he is better prepared than 10 supply all they
que in his line of business at nnrecedeniedy low ices
FUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES BRUSHES WINDOW
GLASS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, CONDIMENTS, SPlCES
of the sa6 qaaty and the prices and terms 10
cash pIORpt dedrS, EE SATISFACTORY IN EVERY
U long experience in business, and his know
edge of the of his customers give him superior ad
vantages and he hopes all his old friends and many
ones, will call sehd him their RS when in need of
ar cles 1t is needless to ate his Stock; he
will only add that it is complete and +Ldyyr taGm ecer
and will be rcpenishcd by weekly arr,s from time to
time.
Goods put up neatly, packed crreFuHs nd forwarded
with the utmost dispatch any part of the 'untry in this
State and vi ginia
Raleigh, Sept. 8, 1879 79-tf
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FOR SALE.

TLIZABETH LANGLEY OFFERS FOR SALE
IL half Of the lot which she resides The ground Is
handsomely situated for small family residence, and has
the advantage of two streets, laget the snuth and
Person on the east ANY one wishing to purchase be
informed of the by calling at the Standard Office
February &c. 1850. I'LL
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w. W. WOODEL'S

w. W. WOODEL'S
FRENCH COUGH MIXTURE,
lANE OF THE SAFEST REMEDIES FOR ANY KIND
W OF Cough and warranted To effect a cure except in
OF confirmed Consumption, which, in almost every
caSe originates from cold and, in the of this mixture
in many which have been mistaken for Consumption
il will make u cure in a very short time.
For children who suffering from cold upon the lungs
and coughing at night, this is found to be invaluable
remedy. Try ii.
W. W. WOODED.
s. have preparation. harmless in its nature, for
sore mouth, gums caused by taking Caome, any
other cause. II makes firm cure.
W. W. W.
Raleigh, Dec. g. 1869. loft
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MANSION HOUSE,

TEVHE UNDERSI ED HAVING TAKEN THE
Z above wcllknown and fvnr:te Hotel begS n-
rm the patrons of the house and the travelling public that
he is repairing aud rr-fushng it, and has made several
changes which will add to comfort home and public
M effort shall he spared the part of himself
assistants TO render suurner pleasant and comfortable
II. B. WILLIAMS.
Charlotte, March >, 1860. 2l-Smcs.
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NNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
Il Jail of Johnston County, the 23d February a6U,
n mulato five feet inches high, weight 50 hS.,
who SAYS he belongs To JOHN FORT, Of Wake. The
requested forward, prove property pay
charges and take him away, he will be dealt with
cordng law Since his confinement he says he is free,
but cannot show any free papers.
W. H. CULLOM, shift
March Q, lSc0. 2u-tf
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LONDON & BRYAN,
C0NTNTTSSI0N NTBRCH ANnS,
No. 81 India Strcet-Boston.
EXPERIENCES:
Gov. Ellis, FIX. Gov Bragg, Treas Courts W. II. Jones,
Cash Raleigh; Hon. VIM. II. Battle En- Gov. Swain,
Chapel Hill; Hon. VIM A. Graham, lsboruugh; w. II.
Oliver Co, Newbern; Jas. f. Hnyt Washington +. ID.
Brigham, BnStun; Brown, DeRuSSet & Co, Wilmington;
Watson and Mearcs Wilmington; Whpdbee & DickerSOn,
Baltimore; McPheeters u GhiSen, Norfolk DeRoSset,
Brown Co., Wilmington; p. X. Dckersou Wilmington
w. B. Giles & Co, Savannah; John A. Winston Co.,
Mobile and many others.
- ConSgnmentS of Naval Stores, Cotton, Lumber,
and other Southern Produce solicited.
january g. lo60. e-fmpd.
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February 5, 1864
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27

CurNrsE GAMnLERs AND SMOKERS.
The police tho Colon Ward made n
grab" on Monday night, Mt no less
than fourteen Coolies who were as-
scmblcd in ono room nj tenement
house in Virtudos street. A portion
Of tho assembled Coolies were gam
bling in their own Chinese style, with
eleven pieces Of brass coin for tho
game. while the others were leisurely
smoking opium, enjoying il with all
the gusto Of true cclcstials. The
whole company was taken to jail in
order 10 find out to whom they are
apprenticed, md to have them prop
erly punished for violating the laws,
and two important stipulations oftheir
contracts, viz: gambling and using
opium.-Cubdn Messenger.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27

Tns TURKISH SLAVE TRApE.-The
Bombay correspondent of the London
Mor"'Ns Post says:
An order has been promuls ated
for the suppression Of the slave trade
between the Turkish possessions in
Arabia and those Of Africa. II this
be enforced, il is feared that disturb
ances similar TO those which succeed.
ed the massacre at Jeddo will ensue.
the traffic in slaves of late has assn.
med most revolving character. Not
content with the profits derived from
the sale Of Abyssinnian and Gala
slaves, the Somaties have this year
been selling their own daughters
Not less than lao slaves, chiefly young
slaves, have been rescued by one O.
her Msesty's ships, and nearly soc
more have been taken to Berbera, tn,
liberation Of whom it was impossible
20 effect; but measures were adopted
10 prevent their expectation.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27

Couar,Na. The world affords a
great many amusements for those Of
its inhabitants who feal disposed 30
participate in them; but among them
all, we know Of none from which
more genuine pleasure can be extract
ed than that Of a few hours spent in
company with piece Of calico for
whom you cherish "tender feeling"
Courting 10 perhaps one Of the mcs,
heavenly pastimes ever invented, as
we'll as Que Of the greatest luxuries
young people can indulge in. Still,
ut the same time we would remind
those Of our young friends who feel
desire 10 stake partners" for blss
co,'llion, Of the sbsurdity Of spending
too @uch time in this way in order TO
6ni out II q woman possesses all the
necessary qualities TO make q good
wife. A man should be able TO tell
in . week whether a woman would do
for . wife.
The Judgment OF true love s iutui-
tive = glance and Il IL done. A man
Of genius has In his own imagination
= standard Of the subject Of his love
An unexplaiuable model--the pro.
totype 20 which exists somewhere ia
reality, although he may never have
saon ar honrd AZ h,v Th,. 10 -,r
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
rus Matt CoMpANY.-As

rus Matt COMPANY. Again,
Yesterday, when the Chsrmer touched
y, our landing on her way M, the
Agent on the boat, was asleep, and
the boat did us the favor Of taking
our city mail up the river This is
the third time within q shor, period,
that the SAME thing has been done. -
In week or such amatter we may
expect 10 getit via viehsburg, Match.
2, or Bayou Sara. This Is not the
end Of The route hence we have no
right 10 complain, but the special
agent near New Orleans, would do
this place special favor, to enquire,
how and why II Ia.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27

Dainty DIsuts. The local col
umn Of the Crescent press, lie unusu-
ally rich 10 choice viands this week
The details which sdorn the stable
and healthy viands, are I. rich and
varied a. . marriage feast. We give
some Of the heads
CoMMirrAL or In. HALE ron
RARE, ANp ov jaws RERp ron
MunpER--Dr.rB or EpwApp RYAN,
SrAspEp nv JIM GAttAeHtR--A
SLAVE KtiLrp nv In. WILLIAMS
A Scpooipoy ACCIDENTALLY kiLb-
M, arc, ere
The man introduced by the Bos.
ton Courier, last week with "pitch.
fork through his head" has dissap-
pointed. Halle Journal OF Health,
has not said q word on the subject
yet though IL has been over month
sinse the boy lost his life by standing
on his head. We are afraid this in.
,erestius item, has escaped the at,en-
ton Of the editor Of the Journal. --
There should have been an article on
the evil effects which result to the vi.
tai energies from standing on the
head.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27

"Douou FACH'"-The origin Of the
term dough face" has been much dis.
ousped. II is ordinarily understood to
denote susceptible political charac-
tor. which can be moulded readily like
dough. 20 any form, in obedience TO
the dictation Of an impsrious section
Of the country sometimes called "the
South" Political antlquariaus have
traced the word TO John Randolph.
and given Il (coujeoturally) the or.
biography Of doe-face indicating a
very ,imid kind Of politicians who
"believe and tremble" whenever tho
usual gasconade about secession and
disution come up on the eve of n
Presidential election.
"They were scared al their own
doughfaces" was Raudolph's expires.
sion, referring TO certain Northern
meu whom he charged with having
menaciug demonstration and after
wards backed down. Tho Vermont
Chronicle, gives what seems to DO the
true origin of Rsndolph's phrase, in n
plantation trick in Virginia. "You
go to the kitchen and got little
dough, and roll it like pic crust. You
get sheet, and wrap your confedor.
ate in il, covering him from crown to
toe, except the face. Then apply the
dough, holes having been cut for eyes,
mouth and nostrils. II we'll made and
applied, besides the dead Wilderness,
there il flabblness, a hanging down
at corners, where the Sits are made,
etc, that is CHASTITY in the extreme
The 'dough-faco' is now ready to
meet the person designed to scare"
Randolph naturally applied to his
opponents this TO HIM familiar met
aphor, haunting them with having up
a doughface to frighten others, and
got scared by it themselvcs.-N y
Erening Post
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27

The SEA SERPENT DrsABLKp.--
The original sea serpent has got II at
last Since he was seen on this coast,
in July, he has departed on his trav.
els and paid his FIRST respects to tho
east Of Ireland, where seeing . pleas.
ure boat in which were several ladies',
his aquatic highness reared his crest,
and showed twenty-five feet of his
tail. ale raised his neck six feet
above the surface, presenting a beau
tiful appearance, having large bril-
liant scales Of yellow hue" Mr..
John Kingston, of Trinity College,
Dublin, fred at him aud he disappear.
ed instantly, leaving the impression
that he was severely hurt.--Boston
Courier.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27

LITERARY CURIOSITY. real literary
curiosity has been brought to light in
the revival of "The Book of Vaga-
bonds and Beggars, with Vocabula-
ry Of their Language" originally edi-
ted by Martin Luther in 1923, in the
most stormy period of his life, to warn
his readers against the articles Of this
class of rogues, (among whom he
probably had an eye to the begging
Friars, and now translated and edi-
ted by the publisher, Mr.. J. Camden
Hotton, IN omtelligent old bookseller
Of London.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27

An ISvrArios.-Mr. Augustus Schell,
collector Of the port Of New York, and
Royal Phelps and Isaac Bell, Esqurs., Of
New York city, reached Washington on
Monday evening, coming AZ q committee
10 invite the President and Cabinet spd
ths,r families to be present at the grand
oaii 20 DO given in their city on tho lsth Of
October proximo, in honor ofthe Prince
OF wales; Though It is hardly possible
that the PRESIDENT can attend, IL seems to
be understood that his neice, Miss, Lane
and some portion Of the Cabinet and
their families, will probably be present on
the occasion
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
THE GOLDEN GATE.
. .,s.s. PRESCRIPTIONS ov c,ttsoas,,

.s,rpss DESCRIPTIONS ~ cAbitoRSiA.
On the l,h ~ January i7tp, the Alta
California was started, 60 weekly news
perl Of the same stamp Of the Star, which
evsporstsd on the same day the Alta was
issued, and by the same parties. On the
Path of February, the steamer California
arrived, being the U. g. Mail steamer for
the coast, Gen. retsifes Smith was pas
..nper, 30 take command of the Pacific
Division cf military.
About the month ~ June, Gambling
Saloons we're erected on n much larger
scsle, and In all quarters " San Francisco,
ard all through ths mines. On their IA
hles every variety NJ gaming was go he
found, where play vas carried on during
the whole "a hours. The gross amount of
gold ststej was enormous -also the same
spirit cfe.mbling rose In speculation, aud
IN every department OF business, where
prices ross and fell; and fortunes were
msde and Lost IN n single day, according
10 Oh. play the parties we're engaged In.
A short experience IN the mines, con
vinced ,hs people of San Francisco. that
ell We. not gold that sitteted, aud . mi
net. iife vas much easie, tu tsit ". than
10 10. They returned 10 their oil qua,
te,s, aud found that land speculstiuns
vete No profitable and much easier.
About the a,st ~ the ves, iaie. the pop
ulaticn cf San Francisco vac 1000. and
two months later 5000, aud IN July tina
population was nearly 1000. That was
the time the H's,d. we've ~ full blast.
These H,s-d, assumed et H,st hind of
military decirline and pstsded the streets,
hesdsd by n hfe aud drum. Gags flying,
some IN uniform. under the guidance of
regular Leaders, they we're composed Of 90
cared convic,s ftom Australia. and Flick
pockets, House brstsrs, Robbers fom all
over England and America. with q sprin-
kle cf tho New YORK volunteers. which
had been jisbsnded some time. Many Of
the most noted blsckgusrds ~ the coun-
Ivy turned out 10 be fcrmily soldiers ~
that corps. This band of H.sds invaded
the Stores, Tsverns and houses of Ameri
cans .hsm .slves, and iudely demeuded
what they desired. they could not 10 re
fused fct their number. we're too great,
while they were all armed, that nobody
dsred ,esist them.
In their desire 10 make fortunes easily
aud in short time. The people Of Fan
Francisco paid little attention to anything
but what immediately concerned them
selves individually. and all such crime
was allowed TO 10 committed. because no
body cared. OF had time TO think about II,
or 10 interfere IN the mater.
These Hobnds had perpetrsted many out
rsTes before the public indignation was
fully aroused the most of the outraees were
against foreigners. Chilisus. reruvisns.
Me,icsns, and Cslifcrnisns, they being
unable TO defend themselves, and posses
sed fewer symps,hies from tho communi-
~ at large. Their outrsges were carried
to such an extent that II aroused the in
dirn.tion ~ the Public. which caused the
formation 81 the famous l'gGdacs Com
-,,ff,s Of California. g. &.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
THE WIND AND THE RAIN.

w t''"Nt "h'h W VIII fh'h W.
though clouds have been seen, and
the barometer-which IL deemed
to he an infalible index, has gone
M. The streets have become
ground into Nh impalpable powder
People who have been down 60 the
bottom Of wells, come up and mar
vel how Il is, that The earth holds
together, since the crust, Ia NO Ion
ger crust, but duet Az u Ia, u is
we'll II IN not our duty to com
plain. The power Of the press--
admitted 20 be great in limited
sense, does not extend 60 the wealth
CT The crops, they tell us are dry
aud psrched, and must wi,her mp
altogether unless II rains soon
People are too busy in tie exercise
Of that most sensible form ~ char
" which begins aud ends at home,
TO give much attention 10 the poll
tics Of the day, and the public mind
10 unmoved by the eloquent appeals
Of eloquent stump speakers, who
labor 60 show that the Union 10
about TO slide again, ma II has been
rermiIted to do az often ~ late
years. All the efforts 90 far, to
shock the people into the belief
that the Union in about 10 split. and
nothing can save II except the cleo
ton of man for President. who
will have the good sense TO eppor
ton the offices according to the
wind measure Of the fellows who
have given themselves up TO the
advocacy Of his cause-bave pro
ven thus FAR abortive. and yet for.
~ days and forty nights will bring
Va to the "hour IL battle" IA it IN
called. The true reports Of jnsur-
rections aud incendiarism. have
very little more effect on the PEG.
pie here. than the false reports
which come in fast and thick. We
have deliberately come 70 the con
clusion that this people il not to
be frightened " they do not vote
Tor the Union candidate. IL will DO
because there has been 30 much
lying on the subject, that they can
not determine who he In. A rain
Just now would do va more good.
and he be.ter appreciated than the
election Of the best man. II IL rains
not, we may yet be forced, before
the winter ia over TO acknowledge
the humiliating fact, proclaimed
in the supreme law of the Supreme
Law giver, that after all, there ia a
kind Of mutual dependence, not on
" Of the States Of the Union, but
Of the great Kingdoms and ompircs,
and the true doctrine FOR tho State
Ia the true doctrine for the indivi.
dual; 60 mind bis own business -
stay at homo and let his neighbor
do a. he may. The wood must be
cut. and the water drawn and il
this labor be not performed by one
class, or cast of society, another
must do IL. lt would be a very
good thing il all men could be free
and equal, and live by talking and
directing others az TO what they
should do. Il would he still better
il we could dispense with all law
and the cumberous machinery of
government, but that time has hard
ly yet arrived yet. The Seventh
book" has not yet been uusealcd
to reveal this happy condition.
The SEA SERPENT DrsABLKD. -
The original sea serpent has got IL at
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
THE BLISS OF IGNORANCE.
o Ignorance

OIgnoranco
Thou art fallen mans best friend With
thee no speeds
In frigid apathy along his way,
And mover docs tho tear of agony
Burn down his scorching check or tho
keen steel
or wounded feeling penetrate his breast.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27

EE In London, recently, TWEEN
ty-two pictures of the choicest
kind, from the Belvidere collection,
were sold by auction, and brought
the sum of 1925, 900.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
CIOAKS A. s1IAWIS.

I AIDES wanting Cloaks and shawls,
IL will do we'll 10 call and examine the
splendid assortment Of these goods which
have just received.
LRBNCH Merinoes. DolniDes, Cash
II meros, Alpaocas, &C., &c. have Just
received ino stock Of those goods.
DLACK Silks, plain and figured Dress
ID Silks, Poplins, Foulard Silks, De. I
have beautiful stock Of those goods.
1--WE above goods are Of the latest styles
j and will be sold cheap.
THOS. u. O'CONOR,
scpt22 Cor. Third and Laurel street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
PUBLIC MEETING.

A IL persons IN favor of having m Ag
~ rirultufal and Mechanical Fair, ~
Baton Rouge. In March, 1881 are request
OIL tr NEE, at The ralnr If the Harvey
House. 90 Thursday evening nest, ut ~
o'clock dd
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
v. u.w...,,.'- ,s,a Gloves.

IN DOZEN Kid and Chanois Gloves.
1V Ladies' aud Mems Satin. Buckskin
aud Cotton Gloves, at the lowest prices.
A lso Gaunllets.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
Shell Trucking s.,.bs.

IMITATION aud Buffalo Horn. also q
! large assortment Of Coat and Hail
Brushes, fortmonnies, Cabas work Boxes
aud Leather Bags.
sept35 i. CAPDEVtFLLF.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
SERVANT WANTED.

4 HOUSE, Servant wanted. A good
~ cook. washer and ironer, can End
employment, on application ut this office.
sert25 lwd
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

s.. SCItMALINSISY e. co.
TWILL open on the 2Tth inst part ~ their
ir' ~ shs~is, clraks sud Mantiilss slsu . new
style Of Cctsets. curtain pamssk ofa great vsrie-
" together With splendid assortment ~ Etuhfo
deries, which will he sold ~ The lowest price
Co,ns and see At the PEOPLES srDRr septic
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
NOTICE.

hURiNa my sbsenes Mf. Gabriel ups,rsr 10
- sathori,en IN SET ss my Agent ~ ell mat.
'ers whersin SIN interested.
ssp,i2 lmdA- CBbEsTE EsrINARb.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27

r WOULD respectfully inform my customers that
i have now In store my entire stock Of sp ing
Goods, and solicita call from all those in need Of
nv article In my line. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
uOys CLOTHING.

LIVERY sfticle sppertsining ~ Boys rr.t rsp
~ nov he fuund a, my Clothing Store, The as
srtt'rent is .erE ccmplets sni al a,sde NJ ~ ihs
best s'Flp. W ~ PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
MILLINEnyI MILLINEpyii

WssbsNEHt WlbbINEHtfI
THr sURrRIprR would respectfully m go
sale. especially ,ns, ts s.s Ja @u "pd,u.sN
~ the cpfnst ~ Msin and ST. UypoHts
sttee,s-the frst door Past ~ the residence ~
ssmuel skolheia. rsq, svery eltFsn, stock ~
MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
Ms stock ~ Ladies'. Misses and Uhilarers BON.
vets, Hats, Gaps and FLATS IL vety heavy EN-
htsring the latest fashions. Rurne,s snd Hats
rlFsred srd repaired on short notice TIE la
dies are isviteh 10 call snj examine fpt them
selves. u DASH
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27

TIVE male school of " y. Wilson. will
j he reorened Monday Oct, let inst.
Hni.I
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27

fIWE DRUG sroRElOF IN . wM HogFL m
moved 10 their new building. opposite the
W stand ,'ssyg
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
FLOURi FLOURii

SUPERFISE, Fancy and Extra grades Of fresh
- ground New vheat) Flour. For sale In bar.
rels, half barrels and eight, ten, t~entyfour and
forty eight pound Sacks.
septIg JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
L-a,.. s..n.,- ..a r,,s... p,,,..

1 WILL receive IN q few day y large stack ~
' SIR, Felvss aud Winter str.w Rsnrets also
the hsudsouss, assortment ~ Misses Fls,s 10 he
found anywhere W y. Phillips.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
Emhro,drrcd Handkerchief. q Collars.

A HANDSOME supply Of those goods, of the
IA latest styles. just received NJ tho
sept22 PHILADELPHIA CASH ETORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
DRESS GOODS.
RED WINES.

A CHOICE assortment Of the most dol.
n icate brands just received.
sepu &. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-27
LADIES MItEIr,a

* DOZEN Black and Brown, assorted
ID sizes.