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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-26
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OHERTFFS SALE.--BY VIRTUE
- Of writ Of Fieri Facas issued out Of the Court
u Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, az me 5qll q
Jason Canfsld, plaintiff against Jonn ,. Nancy
defsndanf, to me directed, have leFleu upon a1d
shall offer for sale at the door OF tne lOlfL houe
(corner Seneca and Champlain street ~ tne cly oi
lilevelaud In said county, on the 5tn DAY o. June
isG AZ clock p M., the following described lands
and tenenlents to wit Lot No 80 in Taylor hoyt8
allotment, in Brooklyn township Cuyahoga county,
Vi'i'' q ID. L. WIGHTlIAE, sheriff.
JAsos CAxFIELD Plaintiffs Attorney.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDER OF COURT.-On the llfh day Of June,
10. i0oeioek A. NJ, on the premises IN he town;
h. sold TO the highest bidder, the following ee5er1bed
real estate IS the property Of William H. Bryan
deceased, TO wit; .-..s,, -, - T.
also IN the village Of Bersa, and Is bounded and de-
-rrfed as fDiova. Commencing At the intersection
Of the south line with the south line ot Bridge street.
in said village, thence south On Adls street ABOUT
rods 70 lands decided by Robert W fallace end vile
HI William Fitzgerald. thence east said Eltzger
AIDS line % rods, thence north rods on Brldgs
street. thence west on Bridge street ~ RODS % me
place Of beginning containing one acre q lana be
The same more or less. Said land . Be SOL ior not
less than $3.50. Terms Of sale viii Be made known
oH '''' ~ william BRYAN, Administrator Of
Wm- H. Bran, deceased
Cleveland, o, May Is, $50. 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-26

THE FOUNTAIN CRY left for Lake Superior last
evening with full load Of freigh and number Of
passengers.
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GHERlEf'S SALE.---B1 flh-
~ TUE Of a writ Of Vendi Expouus, issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull county, AZ
the sut Of the FOREST City Bank plaintiff, against
C. c. Kellogg, ct al, defendants, to me directed,
shall offer fT sale al the door Of the Court House,
corner Of Seneca and Champaiu streets in the city
Of Cleveland in said county on the 5th day Of une,
ls5O at O'Clock p. NJ, OF said day, the following
described lands and tenements, to wit.
Situate in the township Of Breeksvile, being No.
s. in the nth range Of townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve, and which is also in the county Oi
CuyahOga and Stale Of Ohio, and is known BY the
north part Of number eleven, bounded as t9lloWs:-
Beginning at the n. W. corner stake, and stones :
thence east on the north line g and 9llO0 chains to
n. +. corner thence 5. 1555 e. 2l-l0O chains on
the east line thence S. SO ". and 59-lO0 chains
10 center Of State road; thence North on West line
9 and 5U-lO0 chains to the place Of beginning, con
tanning 50 Of land a. surveyed 5y William H.
Knapp Nov 18th, 1916, be the more or less, but
subject 10 ali legal highways.
Appraised at eighteen hundred dollars.
D. l. WIGHTlIAN, Sherih.
VVTrrr d
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The Restorative is put up in bottles Of three sizes
viz Large medium and small; the small bottle Z
a pint and retails for one dollar per bottle; the me-
dium holds twenty per cent Tore In proportion than
the SMALL retails for two dollars per bottle; the
large holds quart 40 per cent more in proportion,
; and retails for three dollars per bottle;
o. J. WOOD CO., PrOprietorsi No. 80 Broad
way, n. Y, and No ia Market st., St; Louis, Mo.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.--BY VIR-

- TUE Of a writ of Yendi Expona8, Issued nom
he Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County Al
the suit Of the Commissioners Of Cuylhoga county,
plaintiff AGAINST II. L. Whitman et al defendantsi
shall oher for sale at the door Of the Court House
corner Of Seneca and Champlain Streets In the city
Of Cleveland in said county, On the fth day Of uIe
1850 az O'Clock p NJ the following described lands
and tenements:
Situate IN the city Of Cleveland, county Of Cuya-
boga. to wit In Barber & Lords allOtment- Lots
Nos ~ u.s. 941 go east half Of lot 60 south SIDE oi
west end Of lot No g. west half Of lot No III, one
half IN common Of lots Nos 33, 94y 35, 36s 5i 3sl
39 al5 400 and 40l south half Of loss Nos 81 and
49, Lots Nos 49, 65f 6s5 6S6, and 81. In Willie
willie allotment, in said city Of Ceyeandy Lots hos
81 Ij3 and 335. In /. L. HeEttts subdivision and
allotment in said city, sub lot no. % - "a
D. l. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
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JOSEPH s GRANEIs,
MASTER COMMISSIONER,S

j. NJ JONES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Anil p. I.sn- IL "a
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MONTGOM ERY.

WILL sTOPAT MAcKMAc I WILL co TO SUPE-
RIOR CITY.
The Steamers Arctic and SEA BIRD will make
trip each for Pleasure Excursions touching at all
points on both shores Of Lake Superior during the
months OF July and August due notice OF which Will
be given.
The MONTGOMERY, ARCTIC and SEA BIRD are all
First Class Low Pressure Steamers. Their Passenger
accommodations are not surpassed by any Others on
the Lakes. Their Commanders have been engaged
in the Lake service for years past and entirely
conyersant with its duties In every particular. It
the intention Of the owners Of this Line to make IL
A PERMANENT ONE, so that parties can depend
upon having their business done long any Boat
can run during the season of navigation.
The Price of Freight & Passage will be LESS
than by any other Line on the Route.
1t is hoped by prompt and efficient attention to the
requirements Of the Lake Superior people, and the
public generally, by all connected with this Line, to
merit share OF their patronage.
JOHN HUTCHINGS Il Co,
Agents for Steamer - Arctic
TROWBRIDGE, CHAPMAN ROOD,
Ag'ts for Steamers Montgomery" ''Sea Bird"
san.25.2q3
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- VI NUII
FRANCIS

In Court Of Com
Pleas, in and for Guy
CuyahOga Co., Ohio.
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CHERIFFS SALE--BY VIRTUE

AppTIIsel II tIslIleH llIllIel l1lI-I3 = =
D. l. WIGHTlLAN, Sherif-
WrIIAMsoN & RInnIE. PIaintif-s Attornevs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
A sew rsAftHs - raiap stasst,-we

A sew rtAftas 80 Tniab sfastf,4we
Notice, aeihp ~ 10 the apes If the Branch
If the louisiana state Bank. lsfee and
elegant Clock, Of sufficient striking eapap=
itY. ~ te heard ell evef the second wstd
The necessity ef time standard ht
Third street, he's long been felt. Nov We
shell regulate 70 Bank time, Heretofore.
we have had as much ne four o. nve differ
eat bihds ~ tin,e. besides the real aud sr-
parent There he's beeh iiahk tlme. ed
nance time eleven o'clock tine 4 kept as
the bat foemsl town bell time aud Gold
mann's oil running ~ different rate ~
speed, aud varying as much % nftesn
minutes, A very precious gin lie this ~
time Az heuf ~ health 10 the snnshiha
is az fet ~ the world 10 concerned worth
- century when the clock ~ material esis
,anpa lies fuh down. aud dust returns ~
dust We oil complain IT q lack ef time,
when called 30 account, fef having ien
undene these1hihes We should have done.
aud yet really. the time hss been ample. II
properly divided and appropriated, Az
tempt litte' aud make few promises, that
eannot he lled with the regularity that
the eleeh manages ls hands,
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saelty,s srAn eAeAssn FURNACE.

ff'Ht uNbhhsiesrb wsaia respectfully, H.
tite The 1T ehtisn ~ parties interested " HE
IMPROVED bAaAssE FURNACE.
rhieh hss bss,i ~ rse h't the last three yssts.
rlvine sniitp satisfaction ~ evetE esee.
tpf farther information IN sels,isa u ths ers
efs'lsn ~ tar rstnaes. resss fpie, ~ the fsiisv
ine nsirah planters vhh hsveil ~ tee
BENJAMIN btHiifuk. rsu. tts,viile.
rnt, p, q w. nuthtn. ap.
nos v ptput, as.
fs a. CLEMENT de-.
Messss ~ A. ~. W. Munnrt. aa.
MirHAri sbHtAfhr. j,, 10.
ate %. pnnrnfsun. 10
tuiiN a bApprNHr, 10.
hAnpipNrAuk . nrprpT. a..
urtrSTtNF leblanc. 10
IluA. MiLrs TAYLOR. Ass.mtilr
tirssts =, kr huRBANH, de-.
trAN % 'LANppf. Do
Alessfs pAyrNpoRt rphp, d..
Aisssts pugAs . HuniUHnAtiE. 10.
VA sttArtp, ts1 Tet'sis'arss
CDL. W y wHItfHrAb, 81 Chs,les
np Z z. \ W NptAp. west nsien penes,
W 4. FonT. rsa. West teiieiss..
oiaeis f,t ruinsees trrs, tp eiven ts,is, ss s,.
" iir,iIsi rurhe, viii 10 contracted be, az 7
surstinlend the etsellrn ~ saeh ffn.ee !. rssssn
tt' fntihe. iut,'ms,iiii, qha'pes
EVAN sHELLY,
isni1 risIusmins. ibs,tiiia. 10.
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w Rs soi q NE s,s,. s ,.s :. -, +,
Ms,eh nest@the Plantation knnWf ss WANT
Mss" sitsaitd three iniies h-irw ps.rn herfei
~, tbs mississippi tivpf. esrlainihs shbu, 1890
a,tsris ~ lasdi feepihes WITH 100 sisves. tiete
y, lass. atrene whief a.e included Three erei'
sae,s. iu6 eberets end hnH sfrsnls,i alec s+re
~ tsttie hsnas nsi stra sssd ~ ,he state. lhe'e
10 80 li,s place saniesnl rianl eaHe 10 The f'unhA
vilb Stable lH -stes hil rsep The s"'''lne feas
Tht s.ssf honse is ers ~ ihr isfefs' ata beet
atrs.isi lathe state .tstine ri,e ~ Niles o. .
is,ssss H,iis end prrias. baeasss rifrsee, al ~
eta,plple etdst. sna the plantation eehe'sllg is
~ good condition,
rls place is veil slrsts 81 with f,nlss sra fs'r
ire implements, sli ~ whirh Wv hs s"' WIN we
piece .
rs.ms= tihs,-i, vii be wade knnvn ~ 'hs
s,,r,.h. res particulars inr.ife ~ Fi'hef ~ ns
!, 49,, p,.s. unAs . MrnAttoN
EninJd wM q SAUNDERS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02

Tns irsips 90 fns sAes,=iiy express
the either day, geldmsnn, on Lafayette
street, received another lot n American
watehesn Far fetched things are senet-
sily rfised meet but there Ia 81 sseep-
ton ia this rule, IN favor Of American
made watches, They 60 abroad aud
return with the endorsement oi foreign
people, 40 equal IN every respect 10 the
beet, II you want an elegant aud sub
ptantial time piece enc that viii run TOT
you aud teep the time ss u dies, 60 iest
At the stock referred 60,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02

LEAR YEAR.-rhis being leap
year we trust tho number of unfor-
tunate achclors will decrease. A
venerable female fossil. who has
given the reasons to her niece ma 90
why she was 80 fcnrfully maui"
thus adviccs: "My dear, half the
men who aro worth anything are To
shy 90 propose. OF those who do
pop the question. as the process is
vulgarly but exprossivoly called,
fifty per cent have sinister motives
in asking the question whose solu-
luton decides..thc happiness or mis-
cry of girl. Why don't the girls
propose, in the pretty modest manner
| have pointed out There would
be Tower bleak old maids in the
world il they would take heart Of
grace and act according TO the
rules have set down for them. go.
Fewer cases of withcred hearts, frost
bitten noses, and favorizcd macaws
and pettcd tom.cats. When IL
comes to your time and turn, nay
Louisa, do you propose as | have bid
den YOU
The returns the election for AS
sociate Justice Of the Supreme Court,
so far rs received, indicate that the
Hon. Albert Dutfelt has been elected.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02

iissvtAs C6savseAfios, The bfsth
ten Of ~ James Masonic Lodge will see
ny Notice Of jehn Il, paheeq, Esa,, Pee
,etsty, chat The regular monthly msetihe
will take place 81 the Hall, eofnef ~ Main
aud Church streets, Tomorrow nisht,=
brethren Of the fraternity rfem other
Lodges are invited 10 attend,
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NELL 4 wAaIInItnN.

N p,ses Fr,,s Maa.faeiest riEE1t~H
W,n ,sts . o., Baltimore. AID. "
wssa,arr.s fsle.r nriiiirt1 eethe' tsrr sna
ts,.i,,rh sitssis. New n.lsshs
TIE Hnshp Planes have nsvef BILLED W tsbp
lbs n.st p,e,.ist Whenever ani rhssesVe' ,hsE
30 ta iaan h,rnFhi ~ rrmppiillHn With rlarss
rf.ii lhs bee, r,aks,ssf New Yntt. nnst"r, phllsi
dsirhis. and baltimore they hsve the irll ifIn
rtsrn. sud are guaranteed ief nvs fes's Fhh
ths privilege ~ s.ehshFe ~ shy iins ulthln sls
,ui,hs ffnin hs aaS ~ ssis. " thsT isil w give
ssii's go tisfs.linns
Al r'ap,s addressed ~ ..........
NFitt a wAsHRuhN.
Nov nfiesrs vii rsesivs rtr'nri attention
fahi lfaiRW
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BUTTER.
FINE ARTS

FINE ARTS
NULL length life sized Portraits Of the
II Duke If Wellington aud Portrait of
General Washington, on free exhibition
at Mr.. ller0mah's Book Store, Florida
street, painted by y. Walker. y. Walker
has the hoHor 10 inform the Ladies' aud
Gentlemen Of Baton Ron 70, that be has
taken tho above apartments 10 paint For.
traits, which have been ordofsd, and
whore hs will remain for short time ~
execute any commands that may be on on.
trusted 10 him.
Portraits painted In Oh, either life. sizo
or cabinet.
Portraits painted in oil, lifs-sizs from
daguoffootypes of deceased friends.
Permanent residence and Studio nj IFS,
Canal IT,, New Orleans. fsblo-tE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02

at the stock referred tni
New yoaB MiiiioSAiuHs.= The
New York correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury says I
The late Mr., Stephen Whitney IL
upoken Of IN the papers as tho third
richest man IN New York should
say he was the Heeond The lirst.
m everybody knows, Ia Mr., VIM,
u. Aator, lie property ID not
far from sgo,ooo,ooo. OF about
twice what his father left him. --
About tbree-fourths Of his money Ii
invested In city houses aud stores.
IN eligible locations, from which he
derives an enormous annual 70.
venue. Mr. Aetor keeps out Of
public lhe altogether. aud does not
have u large private acquaintance.
TO the world he In rather cold and
datant=-like all other frat class
millIonaIfes--but IN tho circle Of
hi. intimate friends be- In aaid 10
warm up, aud depott himself very
jovially Mr. Whitneys fortune
waa about $40. .000--whieh II
much larger than that Of Cornell.
us Vanderbilt. who has been act
down by some of tho omnieent
Journalistic aa Cf@sua No. 3 Of New
York City. Mr.. V. Ia worth 80,
600, 900 perhaps, After him there
are dozen persona who claim the
honor Of tho fourth place but !
should give IL TO Mr.. Peter Cooper
estimating him ut about 5000,
900. or citizen who can honestly
call Themselves millionairca, there
are probably about thirty,
say "First class IN oriental phil.
osophy, stand up, Thibcts what Is
life " Life consists Of money, u
horse and fashionable wife,
"Next What IL death 2" "A
pay master whs settles ovcrybody's
debts, and givoa tho tombstonca as
receipts in full Of all demands -
What IL poverty 7" "The reward
of merit genius generally receives
from discriminating public" y
What Is religion y Doing unto
others Ms you please, without nj
lowing aroturn of the compliment
what Is fame " "a six.lino pun
in newspaper while you arc liv'
ing, and your fortune TO your emo
mics when your are dead"
lSpRrrSpKScE.- and continue
poor. young man, while others
around you grow rich by fraud and
disloyalty. Be without place or
power, while others beg their way
upward. Bear the pain of disap.
pointed hopes, while others gain
the accomplishment of theirs 10y
ilattery. Forego the gracious press
IRE of the hand for which others
cringc and crawl, Wrap yourself
in your own virtue, and seek a
friend and your daily bread. II
you have in such q course grown
gray with unblenched honor, bless
God, and die.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02

HnituR uAsstts AHH raspf
rlease snsounee Lrvi ErLtUM, asn
candidate fei city Marshall Election ~
Monday ~ April. lsba =.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
NEGRO BLANKETS.

J'nE SUBSCRIBER will fsesive IN rev ssrs
j sl0 psif ~ negfp hisBkets, ard viii sell .hse,
81 Haw Ofiasns ptisas. al those 10 want ~ thss-
gssds viii as we'll ~ give me esil
sagW w. ~ FffibJiFss
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
CHURCH NOTICE.

A ELECTION for i've wardens 20 serve dur
"a tug the ensuing year, will lie held at -
yoasphf Catholic Church In this city, on the LIST
Monday of March. Said election 10 be presided
by the present wardens Of sa,d Church, the polls
to be- kept open from O'Clock, A. NJ. Ia Y. NJ.
By order OF the President.
frbi6 y. X. BKuNoT, Secretary.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
uiui.hE.

w tsTErN hBshnvE. large. rsgllsi, bsi,y
w Pine Apple. sie.
aseis nAnhfF sHFNJAMtN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
SIMS FLOWS.
FRENCH aoIr HATS.
EMPLOY M ENT.
$50 A Month aud nil Expenses Paid.

A N AurNT is waniad In every town aud etruns
~ ~ IN she uni'sa slsiss. ~ snesss IS y 30
sreeiabls and easy business ny which The abnva
profits may be certainly realised rst fafihs,
particulars, address ~ ! iissRy wiRsFs, cot
no. igth street snd broadway. New York uity.
enclosing nns Postage stamp.
Tebg ltndEw
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02

Me reifoe t1esse abn6ahee The maine
If fri,ik tENAiiEs ne al liepehdent
candidate fef City Marshal 81 The spi
preaching April election lie viii 30
supported ny MANY VOTERS
taht
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
q. w. DEARING, M. d.,

Residence Corner Of ~. Ferdinand Europe sts.,
~ once, H. 7. wsdanrs Drug Store, Main
street, Baton Rouge. [fsb2i-y
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
PUBLIC NOTICE
HORSE sIIOERs

WILL rsnsn,bsr that We keep on hand the
wv common hofsa nail As veil ma our extra
English stub nail, and both At low price,.
MONTAN a malta,
der7 Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
.tANE NNIyEai oANE nNiyEaii

~ DOZEN Lopisiana Long Blades,
SO Cast steel Cane Knives with and
without hooks, ~ dor. do vide Blades,
fet sale ut city prices, a.
bAHGUtfH ~ tANOtEs,
oegb Coz Lafayette and Elefida stss
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
HUNai HUNAii HNNailI
rIsToIst rtgrot.sf,

A COMPLETE assortment ~ Pistols sha Ne
n ysivefs. consisting ~ Usirs Old sHa Nev
heaei Hsysive'ss sha rev attieie ~ usl,'s "fns
essvsl neymvefs. sls,, ~ ilaes's Reviewers, Al
isn's seif ceetine ris,'ls, NssY Rssifefs. snd
The Smith Wesscn ssren Shooter. Ill ~ The
levss, p'iess. ~
sstgs rnANR nrapfr's
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
NEW SPRING GOODS.

GOLD PEss--A largs assert mspt Just received
VI by fsbl THO. OOLDMANs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02

T HAVE just received an assortment ~ New
i style spring Goods consisting part Of Amsrt
can. french aud English Callcoss (eonsti tutional)
Cnlicoes.
Also a choice lot n straw Bonnsts and Hats,
for Ladies' and Children. Ribbons Ae DE.
Jouvins Md Gloves In great variety 81 col0rs,
white Kid Gloves for Ladies' and 0sptimsn, call
is solicited.
jaB3i FANNIE J. OCOS0H.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
WHEN YOU KILL

VoUR HOGs--be surs 70 send TO Montan d
III Matta's and p.t one Of their cylindrical
twenty.four biaded Meat Cutters:
MONTAN 4 MkTTA,
deco Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
FRA N X HUaU EAT
10 THE MtLt,toNt
UUTtTUvi CUTLEuytt

4 HAvr rev IN sltae sna ~ sf'iTe. essris,s
assn, lment sfreeket sna Tshle Uniless, ~
Tie a,y4t reliable make. shi great msry rev
siries, ar..re them The -eieh.slea tsai. u shhef
1sids Rnives. csii shi ess,nihs ihsm behrs
r.,ehasint elsewhere - is siwSfs plessnfe
w. sh.v M stock FHANH Hrhtrr,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
no spOHTsmEs.

I HAVr Bse vsfiait NJ the beet quality pams
] h.ss, Shot rttiehas, psiis Powder fissks sd
several pe- styles ~ Improved Shot rs'ishas
rpn,,irp g. -, re,etssit,, gsrs, siss, e,. elesri
he RODS. tptss. Wtssehes, H. ~
nsV7s FHANH HunUFTss
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
FRENCH MEI.INOa.

G0iiD toiefed bs Laiss. sise rfiatsa osshm4's
- Robes sftba latest and richest designs. Vel
vet Irish fppirs. Fsseg snd g,ourblsg Scotch
fisias. ali efwbieh am sbis " 6Hg ~ per sent
bslow tha usual selling prices What ssg mean
o. SIMON,
ppvtD capitol Char store,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02

NEW GOODS. AFRO now opening
tho finest and best assorted stock, and On
tiroly now patterns Of Curtain Doops, Cur
tain Hooks, Curtain Bands end Pins ovor
offered In this market.
fob25-2w PIPER & BRADFORD.
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FOR SALE.
IIOSIIIsY.

A FULL supply Of Ladies' and Misses Hose
AsGsnts and Boys, cotton and MeriDo Hose
PHILA. CASH STORE,
nox1o
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02

I'AmiLy Ft,OuH.--i00 barrels n assorted
j. qualities. all fresh sieek. on hand ana lef
sale by JOSHUA nEALs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
aUM DnOrS

iuuu POUNDS Is srpsfis, ss,ielsD jssl ,eeelv
lVVV 81 ~ HE bfse ssas ~
asess v. HEubn - 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
LATE AItIttv Al
COOKING STOVES.
CRATES.
SUGARS AND SNUFF.

Iusr resolved new supply ssd sold in qass.
mayo. v. ntuDg a 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-02
CEMENT, PLATTER PARIS

AND fLAATEHiNu HAIR.
A tULL ssppiy always 90 hand,
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-06-05

MAKING SHOES BY STEAM-The Haverhil
Publisher gives account of steam shoe factory
in that place. for sewing the and pegging
shoes. The machinery is all worked by a small
five horse engine. In the basement OF the build
ing are the machines for cutting, stripping, rolling
and shaping the soles. These then passed to
story above, where the soles are lasted, and the
outer souls tackled On by hand, which process pre-
pares them for pegging. The pegging machines
are simple in their construction and mode OF ope
ration, but perform the work with great despatch
and accuracy, driving the pegs at the rate of IA
second One Of the most curious operations of
the machine is the manner in which it manufac
lures the peg for its own A strip OF wood of
the required width. and neatly laid in coil of
one hundred feet in length, it is put in the ma
chine, and at every revolution it is moved forward
and peg cut off and driven into the shoe. The
raridity and unerring accuracy with which these
machines perform their work is truly astonishing
After being pegged, the shoes are passed up to
the third story, where the bottoms are smoothed,
secured and brushed.
The fourth story is occupied By the stitching
machines, tended by females, but run BY steam,
which saves laborious and fatigaing operation.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-06-05

GRIN AND BEAR Ir-At meeting of the
New York Historical Society, held last Tuesday
evening DIR Bacon stated as singular fact worthy
of attention that Americans never groan when
wounded in battle, Major General Gaines had told
him this and said he had heard so from General
Stark and other generals ofthe Revolution. They
always knew when there were screams and groans
after volley that the British had the worst of it,
He desires this to be put in print. He thought
the same power of enduring pain without any ex,
ternal manifestations which exists in the abort
gines had descended to their successors in the coun
try 1t seems to be the result of the climate
1t exists in all Americans, even if they were Irish
men aod migrated to this country when they were
but two years old