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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
tl,fNst t!,tNstt ,ittNs,,,

Ntpw IN sfopr. n tuinphte assortment ~
IN Lengths putes, Forward and Bsek Action
Lreks-nf The celebrated and triioth Gillespie
shot uuus - asu the unenusilei utsenert uurs,
sud nuvs unns. Those ~ want ufs ~ " gnn
ste requested IN tsli sra eSsrine nv siork lie.
fpte pusriasi elsewhere, ne Inducements WI
be- odsted that esnnei Ne resisted -
nuv2a rnANH nruuFT
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
THE NEW DRUG STORE.
u. ~ ttBIN DAY.
uHptsslis ASH Rst,it ps,ise
DRUGS. MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
LAUREL stPtEf. BATON RUugr


v,uNr toitrt ANb SHAVING soArs, n
Vine iisi. sud too'h Brushes srfricsi ~
sd behtsi Instruments, Medicine Chests.
Ttusses snd Supporters ~ al Kinds, fresh L.
nsTasi Sssis
puaE sgICEs,
and all The gsruine Patent Medicines ~ The dsv
SUPERIOR INprLiBLr INK
puRn WINES AND pnANbiEs
For Medical Purposes.
tVTRAUfs ron FLAypRiHg. Etc.
Ny Medicines have I'll been selected With es's
sud sts warranted pare and rpnrine.
pINB posH ET CUTLERY.
pa,ets and srlssrfs.
: would respectfully call the attention Of the
Ladies' 10 MY splendid assortment 81
Pr ~ mtgay.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully rrersfsd ~ sil hours.
hope ~ strict attention 10 business sn1 w
keeping the vefy best articles 70 receives reason
site shsre 81 ps,tcnses.
isn2iT ". -. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05

IttAyp nov H. s,,rs srh " sttive. n completes
sssn, tirent ufpnrk arh Table Cntletr. ~
he ,rnst rsliahie makes, ard crest rrsrt rev
., rlps. sr'urg iher 'hs trlehta'ra inals v uhhe'
lahip Enives Csll snd pxstnlne thsm beh'rs
pptrh sirF piss vhsfe--asit is slvars ris.srre
y, shrw ~ stock FntNH HudurT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
sEGAns AND SNUFF.

Iusr received new supply and sold In qusn
msse. V. utuDH 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
CHOICE TEA.
BRAN, OATS AND FLOUR.

inn nAGs Oats. 100 tsgs Bfsn. 30 Barrel. ri6ur
lUU jsst received ~ Besrs CITY Feed sod Flour
store. JOSHUA BHtb.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
TO spoRTsMEN.

NTE HAVE on hand very superior
w Guns Of Aloxander's make, which
We offer ut cost prices in order to close the
stock. Hers Is chance Of getting u SUI
pcrior Gun ut very low rate.
novis I'D. IL WIN. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
uARPER'S MAGAZINE
ron APRIL, 1860,
JnH, received and for sale ~
J. McCORMiCk's
m.,2i.9v Post once Book Store.
FOR SALE.

I OTIS Nos. /, s, IT. square Z, and Lot
Ia No. II, square &, III that part 81 the
city OF Baton Rouge, laid out by Hicky,
Mathcr and Duncan. Apply to
feb9i -dAw-2w. j. r. DUFRoCQ,
Auctionpcr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
ron SALE on HIRE.

fOV SALE Ott HIKE.
I'OR sale OF hire, nh active negro man
i aged IS years, good house aud yard
pervnnL Terms for hire, s9o per month.
For sale Assoc. Enquire al this Office.
mnr2h- wd&w.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
y,trtEpyi cUTLEuyti

news Cutnpt ~ third and laurel stree
, 1860-06-28

r. I r E, II a R I n E =,
, 1860-06-28

On Monday the President signed bill for
the relief Of David MyerlT Of Kentucky, direct
ing the Treasurer to dis bursc to him the sum
OF $50. 900. As the case seems to show how
unsratetul republics ueay be, we will give its
history.
sons adninioiration, Mr.. MJerly received IN
order from Government for quantity Of hemp,
rotted BY q new process. Mr.. Myes'y went on
to prepare the hemp Is per order, and spent, 1t
is alleged, some 10000 in the operation. As
the work was, in some sort, an experiment,
Congress refused to compensate Mr. ~, though
the b,ll passed the Senate aud fell IN the 1ouse,
fc1 sorae reason, usnr times, aud perished IN
The two Houses as it went from the Hall Of Rep
with an uncra:eful country, ME. Ayerly has
board.d at one house in " ashington for as1teen
years: and to-day he walks the streets bent,
xhite.hsircd sep.ua8enarian, nearly blind.
Whether his poverty and helplessness did not
| recou1u1and bis case to the lobby, as some pro-
fnnely hint, OF whether Congress only exer.
cixed its prerogative Of ta1diuess In doing JUS
tice to individuals in bis case Is ia others, vt
cannot say; but Tho veteran Myerly now OBJ
bis ripe old age to enjoy it. Supposing tho cas-
to haTe bean decided on its merits, aud doubt
lass it was 80 decided, what has been gained b.
the delay!
old soldier was considered in the Senate. Ih
husband had served in the hrmJ th.EsJ 81
yearo. never rising above the rank OF SCI
9eant. His widow applies for paltry pens'o
Of ninety-six dollars year. The senate cor
siders it and refuses the pittsnce.. What th
merits or dement's Of tha case may BE-, We bay
= no means Of ascertaining. But there should b
some 7ery good reason for the defeat OF clslH
Of this nature.
, 1860-06-28

has abolished Ill export and transit dutia.
On articles pa.sing from native Slater Into
British territories: and haa inpoaed uniform
ad oaz0rtn duty Of ten per cent. on iii articles
now subject to impost duties, except beer. w,ne
and spirits, the duties on which ars unalttered.
Tho duty On cotton yarn is raised ave For cent.
Such is the plan. We doubt very much if liz.
Wilson's increased taxation Of the country vii
add to its contentment. Apart from the suffer.
ing occasioped By the additional burdens thus
imposed, the Hiodoos will have the CALLING re-
miniscence that it has been rendered necessary
b5 the miscouduc. Of their conquerors aud rot
BY their own mismanagement. The Indian
government, perpetually engaged in the war
anuera:ion. running into debt, maintaining its
power by armipg class against class, district
against district, ind country against country,
has done but little for the welfare Of the eoua.
Try, comparatively speaking. Yet to pay for
its shortcomings the people Of India viii, for
years to come. have to toi! to pay of, rith ia-
ierest, n debt Of $500, COG. 900, incurred in the
conquest Of their: country! Can We wonder
that there are troubles in 1ndias
, 1860-06-28
The TrarEc End Of a Flight.

Yesterday, as the express train whic leaves
Chambers street at II 4. H., on the Hudson
Rirer Railroad, was within quarter Of a mile
Of the Peekskill depot, it ran over and killed
three men, two Of whom were fighting upon the
track. The three men in question-George
Rame!ift, Henry y. Hall and Thomas Granger
we're walking on the track near PeekEki1l,
when Hall and Granger got into quarrel,
clinched and fell. This occurred just as the
train appeared in sight, but it was impossible
for the engineer to observe them at that dis
tance. As the tram approached, he gave the
usual signal Of danger, and continued to blow
the whistle up to the time Of tho accident. The
warning was UNDECIDED BY the two men who
were fighting, but the other, George Rawclife,
and attempted to separate them, when Hall
SEIZE him BY the arm and held him op the
track
TIE engineer, perceiTiug that it was almost
impossible to preTent running over them, re.
ysTsed his engine and applied the patent breaks,
but to no purpose, as. before the train stopped,
it had pissed over them, instantly killing Two,
and fatally ipjurine the third. Rawcliife, the
young man who attempted to separate the 9th.
over on the other track. He struggled hard to
free himself from the grasp Of Hail, but the lat
ter held him 30 closely that his head alone pro-
jected over the track upon which the train was.
lie was instantly killed. Thomas Granger, who
Was uooerneath Ha1l, was mangled in horri-
bic manner, and instantly killed. His remains
were carefully collected and placed in box.
The other, Henry ". Hall, was struck upon
the head By the cow-catcher and thrown to the
side OF the track. He lived nearly half an hour,
but was speechless and insensibfe. On e1ani-
nation, it was found that bis skull and ribs were
broken. They were al1 intoxicated at the time.
N. 7. 1:m<s.
, 1860-06-28
TommY-.Strunge Statement,

The controversy which has arisen respecting
the alleged "legion Of e,nours' and ''lntrigues
without number Of this young Japanese, has
caused the 'executive naval officer in charge Il
the Embassy" to publish the following startling
and mortifsing statement in morning paper: :
Although great deal Of nonsense has been
writtes about Tommy. (third interpreter to the
Japanese Embass;y,) few, If any, OF the reports
consider that they have done their duty 10 their
employers unless they iudite an article that will
create sensation, ard 80 frequently perrert
the truth to pauder to the tastes Of those who
take newspaper, mt for the general informa-
ton it contaiul, but to read the scandal which
umns. Permit one who knows to say that there
is no truth whatever in the scandal of Tommy
having IN amour Of aoy KIND since he came to
this country. His farlamed attachment to q
yonng lady in Washington amounts to his car
ryipg daguerrcotype Of pretty little girl, un-
der u yeaEs Of age, NTH whom he became nc.
qnainted iu that city.
Tommy does receive love letters from foolish
young. ladies'. but he Immediately presents
lhem for pernsal to the naval executive officer
in charge Of the Embassy, who throws them ia
the fire, OF lncloses them to the parents Of the
ipdlscreet young ladies', no forget what is due
| to the character OF t'leir countrywonen. Iou
tA~y NAfoAA APoA sA@k *AI Aut ~ o"%0' .
in Charge Of the Jap luese will faithfully defend
| them, as they hs1e heretofore done, from
amours, inyss,onf Of crinoline, and nFtbing
| they may consider Injurious to the comfort or
| regulations Of thpse whom it is their duty to
protect. Tommy cannot help it if lore letters
are sent to him; his only course is to de1iyer
them 10 the exec ltive officer, which be faithful
| lrdoes. and every day there is pile foot high
that IRE read and sent back to the parents oftoso
who wrote them. Tommy is an excellent bog
md has not been spoiled By all the Efforts that
haye been made BY crinoline. md if the public
does its duty IS faithfully as the Naval Com
| missioners hase done theirs, the.e peed be no
fear Of demo, alizasion among the Japanese.
The lessor taught to these foolish maidens-
, for ne cap suppose that they come only frou,
such persons-wili be ta'utary, though Sc.
| rere one. It is only the more pity that my
should hare gisen occasion for it. The most
serions part OF these allegations, however, re-
mains Jet an i:sue Of flct. i city newspaper
claiming high standing, has edtoriallY inserted
that "Iommy's iutsigues were without nun
ber," that he had formed an improper acquaint
auco with au actress at Nib!o's. and that hi
"atnours in The Metropolitan Hotel are quoted
legion" The proprietor Of the hotel ueuiet
The charges in q card to the public. Tie paper
in question editoriallY reasseras its allegation
Which is right and which is wrongs There j:
."an issue Of fact" which in justice to bott
parties should be decided.-N +. Commercial
.ddr<rtisr.
, 1860-06-28

,NTATE OF ILLINVlc, . o q K
Count, S. superior oas o; r:aa1? CT f. 'a'x x1. IT,
Al. ~. srrhe{su, o. Wa-nr and pss H.
nsrI TrS ~ A!* *s.nder Ihasehsr ND "" IhA e.'f'-
Attachment. - .,u.. d, tha sxd Ahrasdaf
rnsiensr a5a William ~ a:an,t
~ a:aes.n ~ d.tst d. etxhin d.y q Juae :: , p
- iii ri shs aid ia+ y. uat,s hsaaotf ~.
md .saint ,Ee e.tAss h+ "a A.xdsf
81 md ls Thatcher. for IT, 'nn 2. sssr sest ~ 9noa
aa ea> r, Which sa VIII ha' o. c:urntd s1seste ,o
N0s ne, %, ;y aLd 4ppeas beoss bs
~. petlor Cou II Che.xo on a. eefoss ne ~ aa1
saM rm III efeoE % be hcen u fhs tnHt HUI n tnS
o. tns ;htcsro On tbs Monday Of Juv. - l10s
II. ~. ii r. tleed to The esl Antas ae On:
todk H+1s t., and much th. piopty =. a.
= , - tatufy this 4a:d tuakusst aad eos@ VII 70
Aal.,o szns. 1s ". KlABALL, Clesk,
, 1860-06-28

I'D eLespe article dressing aeausitSink, c1eanan1.
tNr;,nk preserving and re.totcgtte E1E+ Ladies. ty
Bold Ell 1truesl.t. sud r+-fnsrtr1 nlfh<h,oadm
, 1860-06-28

TANSl FANS! FANS! FANS! !!
Pearl Stick. In White, Blue. Cherry. Red.
Fans. Fans. Fans, Fans.
Pearl Stick. pa.a spaos1es. s.l,e:ed, Embroidered
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Ivory Stick, in White. Blue, ch4ny. Red.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
1ser5 Sick. slyeret. ra!ntei. Embroidered.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
saneall Wood Stick, tn silk. Grape Linen.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Sandal Wood, Com. Straight. Hound and Broad sust.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Plain Linen, Spanish and Mourning Fans.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Opera, Bsidal and Party Fans. all Patterns.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Ta:a Lear Plain rA'm Leaf. T.lmed. ali Styles.
Fans. FauS. Fans. Fans.
AL Kinds. All Prices, from ceEts to $500.
AT PARKS, l2A LATEST
, 1860-06-28

H. Exprrss Company have this day rtmovrd th.,r
~ fnm No IL Daafborn atyret to ia9 Lake aud - Sn,E
n ttfesfs havaE Lake and ci.k f1tee The
49, ~ sfe e'rcet viii be considered The ent1asrr foT
.er ce5i 81 md small 1.ckas. buLn..s The eptrsnes
On Ik s&rs wu u re<.Ided Z. tcs entrance cr rexh
ss ne rasss d Ta y. whsh s ~ s.,. oens
H tssi II j. n our nt+nrs.c ftiu*M Mav nS been S
sy = os ssna :: .e hs Rus v.
III n91 :, he,rtoloss faithful appea.cn 10 tbtir H.
t.s+ss - vsW " 70 t4t q our coa,psay Once hoan
untjl further notice. from sss1 H. y. = r A..
iuai1-ces;s II sep5 - h.o.CoLslN, Akeot.
, 1860-06-28
Il p Sxra FIG. Atty irs't4:s ~
NT011'rfS AZ T. SAIk-M hareas
Jis3N uEF NlSlOSst Nn.1ra
f;.,,rr L utrcx sNk atty l.7csslsti

MASTERS SAl.h.->tate 1t llli-
l31 pn4 ''o.k Ot untv. -Snvtt or t;on.t Of Oh ca
so-l7 Ghtncf1y. Henry NJ; Kstp aa! Al~n weep r.
usse nosr I. hen by given ,h,t In pursuance Of de-
t.s,a tsss i've y Il Gunt A. T. 10 Ia Se. .: ~
thanc ID .:ourt i On IL; sixteenth tts:h das Of
ss ii pub !c auet on 10 xhe>t bides for e.b The
no. Aoor Of the .ourt ion.e "a sne ey O. cn.e g. Ia
ea1els Of aoa. tos - ueh ht1vsf may b. c.s,4y
iiy the q ~ dte1st snt< - ana COTS .au:
III esheen tls aaa nne's !is - h.et n'm:er ektt
sx appulttaance. thetsunio beonx'nx = Wis
Mssss th.eeery ef Tho superior csur; { ':asa*o.
4 SSlGNEE'S SALE.-The under
IL ..n-.i A.ssntesnf Joau Woolt1!d*~. IT,. u! -:
hl!e lon II th~ North ns. o. tne c"t Ao,.e Ia
aD s'fs ss p It ~ g, x n H. i ,h da,. /. ~
] f, S :, Ia ~ aas ass e r. j. :,
IL q .ns II r: M ny
10 siaE d. scrloed 3. II tst ". to ~t:
Ta< et q ot al block H. In k'a'4s' A'''o"
Tss L: t;s:.. !; g9' a. & TO-
,.a:a ct ct e,: e';, = I'd block !"
tre. e. !: :oS,,:ea q - = r; ;h.;as md no''h.
Il, j. Il LSn.n's .u: "s'on OF southeast fae
0' tata va and es.s y Of $ III block as In Kisses ID
'!iGa r. - SUB - nn-- Of II # lot M >ea sh
uaa AZ Has aaaisted one sits.uth Of .ouhea Of action
AN formation in rsa'd to tts tss T. aid pr,pe,,y
on l., %s,Sy;u s.S ID ;,s Caas. i,irGa5tX. A"'koee'
, 1860-06-28

E@ Beware Of the volcanic dyes
tht sings tho ha poison 1he blood .sd change II. eocr
Of Tie 9ttr.
pR. CUILTON,
CaemA 10 tbs Crotod Beard ths head Of Lin pofessoh
LAS ANAltzep Cau1Apoxos E1cE1ssos Ham urt.
and deelzre. that
TakS mATCHLES6 DYE
contains no rt!cs deletesioul Hair cfAnr o.
ho1aous color IL INSTANTLY CHANGED to black Or
arS sh4ds Of brown. sod every and applied hJ al
lr dstssess. Ck1sr4roRo, No. Astos Hou.e Ne" York
1e2slm JOHN n. rAKE. III Lake street.
cDead Shot for Bed Bugs.-The
neAs+ss aud most reliable exe7noatot 10 ne Faithfully
applied remains ore 5e Jap ready set TOR these nox-
Gus t11menterx Of at. nightly rest.
TaE LIGHTNING FIT KILLER.
Dest1n5s Flies instantly. Every Aheft Will XII quart.
Commence casy and house may b. kept clear Of dies
III eumne1 Both a.c1e for asc By The Druxs!sts eyey
wherr sesl for sampe sheet.
L, L. BUTCHER L SON,
ST. Alhans. IT., Promietors-
n Sold by Ill Rnod 1futs1Ns. feIBc391.lm
, 1860-06-28
- . . - 3 . 3 , . : : 2
+: CONGRESS /:
!; G. ". .
+: WATEE, :
1tDOKER'S BITTERS. >

to monr than ttstv vea haze STOOD untqualed and
r,vaied -uorw,rtlsTAKpIEu xuHKaors INVITATIONS Asn
&or17kuYEsrs-os their tonic and truly varaoe medicinal
,roerc, in al, cases Of complaints connected With tie
stomach or th. Nevnus Syssc vel u for theh Gece'
. rc,s,pt ann1tapcoa In accordance with the tesli
,an,nl, Of medical Faeult!es IL Europe. fhey have also
,ryc teep ponouaced acknowledges hy nil ~ho tiled
Them, IN be "11tE BEST BiTTERs EVER lNERo'
nUcED" and Is eonndrrt felt that ,hcs will maintain
thes reputation on :LelE own unsurpassed merits
For ka1s hy most Of the prominent 0ro:ers and !sus4s
s1A' VT" " l.. FUNEE, JK,
r,r.f.esf1.7u M. % Frout stTeet- rew York.
, 1860-06-28
TT X n 4 r P, Al.
FaRMFH1.Y OF EEW IoKK.

H. FORMERLY OF ZEN YORK.
c.n n. consulted ettrr personally or By letter II Iektf
t. III d.eate- which lie renta 9Th Hnrf eoeIte" e 1s
which hive txu u,onouncca incube ay the nee,ea tac
CIV generally. such Nsryous and NensSc essensja
Cots.t}a.nn sku Ui.exeA Canccrcus and Iubestes A.
1vcttouA Including tulmopaJ ~
laltsn1.tcnt Ftyir.. lie Dls4a~eb Of Chlere1. &C.
Ae haA 20 ire practices 4nd wonderful Suneas
c-sFcRHS,
which he cures without tie knife
ememhes tie doctor does ot r.o,nse "a cure nj etAKea
: II Diseases Nhc Al Diseases crRA1IE taken u
sta*etl AL sfAd Ge nuS Your NAV be eu1abe tht
week. not nex1ooAy nos tomorrow hence The danger
1t de11Y. 49,,
"Eonaultat!on frtx. Once haan ftoso m IN . m.
OFfltE l$H 81 CLARK ETTEFT
ans4'Ap1y Cor. Cla,k and Monroe ia Chi+.rn H.
, 1860-06-28

G ". IT. Il LIP O + T
LNy1B nENTIyT.
Gfdec a-c 1.csssde7es. No. 81 W6shtrcto. ttlc1!.
uc3 bhI1V
, 1860-06-28
5t>nlng lAaehlne5.
MILLAR'S NEW PATENT
Ul 1oek Stitch family
SETI"K.1'G sM.HENLt*ES

1856, s35. S35, S35. s35, s35.
The only nn- tak1nsfhis stitch c1d for that $50 In
fcr general appcasance stitch. 1a&e On bh tldet) tze.
capacity freed. e'!ess. case Of ~ ton and u'tnne.
foiM1+ the STITCH It In rr7Y much liz md Nrnnnf TO
CO =. y urh \ d we'll ~ the - enrsteit
WuEELEk & WILSON tf33 MACHINE.
We ASA have tic
m QPQLIT AN
Doutc lock fleht Est GROVER l. BnslE1t stitch tc5
fAu3y fexFK Mac.}pe- superior to any 40
chne Or uoncy egui,tc*. re will Gthts huth o
iher+ .ch!ns aaepts picNs H. patty engaged
The ale Of srnK machines aud n fun tic uoLey II te
end Of thirty Gat4 If th.y arc Ent sAtEstrd.
Agent, xantcd. Call ii fOa Lake street. eraasrtn
Lewis CORNELL
ts,At6ncas11xr bon 365l, Chicago Ill.
, 1860-06-28

900 TONS Pig IRON-FlRST
AVO QUALITY. A2ply'o
THOMAS 8. piCKERsON,
METAL wAREHopaE
y. ~ ..,.,,.....,.......:..... WAhazh Ayenus
NO. iafpht lloa 3a'dia4.
~ Ns3s<u
, 1860-06-28
Rarry's TricoDherous IL the best

:; Barry's Tricopherous IL the best
I'D cheapest article for dressing. heautStnE cleansing.
tor,nk preserving and re.torcgite ts Ladies' try II
Bold s,4 1ruessts epd P+-fa5r*rs. ni1<b-oa6n
EB Congress Watcr.--Mnch epurl-
Qua mineral water las brea Imposed Tue pac IS 'cuN'
oREsS WATER TT uopstnclped persons or counterfeit
ers Who when they dare mt tLat ca II" Sra
to Water which ary pe1scrs suppose to be The real
tt,e Of the Conxe. Water. although ia ony the naHe
t1 thetown liz which tue Spring il stusted.
To project the public o1n such imposona VIC have ALL
eur FORKS ls.auded thus:
CONGRESS:
G. ".
y: TATEE.
s.............s.-
Any one not avnE those words sid letters on the corks
are coupisret and the pusrha1ee should prosecute Tie
Ae.es fur erindlinx.
E3Otdess viii receive prompt attention Addressed to
us 1t Congress Spring. Saratoga, New York. Or al our
eouhern Depot Of Congress Water In New York city.
CLARKE 4 WHITE,
Trcpreors CorFresa srrnga.
Mess,s ass Bro. 4 Drake fremont House Gale bses.
j, II. Reed L. Co.; Fenton. Robinson + Smith; =. n
ytyan ESQ., W. r. Tucker Co., Of Chicneo. Illinois. ae
,ped with the genuine coug1ess Water direct from on
b.c,e md nc would reconmsnd them fssoraiy 10 per
es in Chicago vicinity who desire to purchase oKar-
,ue Cong7cas Water. CLAHht- q WILLIE
nR In
, 1860-06-28
WADSWORTH & WELLS,
Wholeaale Dealers In
BOOTS .4sTeD SHOES.
80 =. Lake Street. 60

AND SH0Ea.
for Ind within tie S,ates Of Wisconsin, IowA, Aad Nina
s I'D he,ehy 1--WE notice tbat ~ parties dealing In sots&
rodS within te a5ovt St4seN W!thcu having aEst NJ
Ensed with and BY eopsent and vI he direct
inff 1r-r3 upos Gu: EXCLUSIVE rxhs and that
" a,t advtte1 or any Infringement ahal dtsnaa proper
4nd dinamed44ie redsF*s- .., -,
Ks have uat4 extensive A.FaaE.mtufs With the snost
etlehrz:ed nanuetu1, vhe!eby we $50 fully supply she
re..aaox demand ~h the hest qas'st!a" OF the Tipped
Beefs and Shots from stnfe IN thako, each pair Of
vo:ea wtlj be stamped or labelled With cur name.
soove Sates but such thus stamped md supplied
xti! xaa-t IN Ill instances ORE rat. 1T chn.'. CO..
peEtipped xo<stn out tHo olttntmes tnrt4 Or
A1T p.trs OF equal aa.ty without tps b. shoxa By
veEy Hauy testimonials, while the tx7en.e hus tiae
rta- t.n hund ed pr cfnt.
the right {nos exc'u.ive) for the sIe Of there
ratent1 goods into ~ territory owners The patent
aad AT IN no .sr heet 10 pteut counalaalon Of nvs
70 ssttn and hAf oet etnt pAd II al oshe1 dea1e:s
We eolctt the attention Of teAeEs IN th&se
kooas w!tan ~ states of nno. Michigan and Indiana
y oas under this patt md the quality q our
goods viii b uusuEpas+ed oy AIy atcck Ia the Union
"a ea We aro qusty efn.dered t. o1ef II competing
ptices with koods Without Ttps.
We sAal kve undivided attention to this branch oi
business III connection With general stock and r.fpee
u7 sohcs ofdsls for Eoods AID dus respect for cur
nghts-
oknets tn Chicago and elsewhere. outside ne sa4 o
W'seonau. lowa sud Minnesota, who advsEtae Themselves
~ tkeasA sus the tale at
XITCHIILs PATENT METALLIC TIPPED GOODS
we stale that Ill s1eh a6eues not extend to o. u
way AppeEtau to the .s xoods within The
At,ies of W,scoonu, lava and AtnnesoLA
sp4 ntY NA1on Oh1a ~ Al49 y
, 1860-06-28


Huber. PAGE and Ah% rsss did. y. re regard haT o.
inne - 1879 uass execute aud st!Ssf TO tbs taIaf-
stsnsd 4. trtlsfte certain deed OF Tnst IT. eur+ tsa
puocuAl pavUeut * errain nots d.s Moe'1tt; Iot
Fsxe and payable 70 W.ht Il. wno' 60. u Qua ,tAs
iIo i fhc Il hs1s II, with interest II ttn rsf tfnt AID
cstsnf ayt r. bxto ma Ia ~ the raks Bis hef. CT
ssx Of =. ao's .ni ntEs r. s;sfs.o ,a t
frrru IN q ne BY Vi tue af sid aesA ttas 'bA t"uf
Ind y puss = tae hSat's ~ - - 'sas1 s =
nsto 1t the >oth tours H. oor IN th- NV os
Chc a. the sautsess quarter Il Tue o.
cfian fgtnylh.te .14n.h!p hitE r'kht S'r !. HA g
thtetn E.s t4lnR ttt aes*s ing 10 tns t'1ttToI
i e1ben and lnllanA. ~ make 1he s asoeets
~ nt.r,at due on nat+ atotsad. anal .scnteH w
ala deed III trust 3h Gecl Ia eotded ID ths County
snI stie II. ~ ..td Bouk Nj $l n.
IrlptMHr
, 1860-06-28

DOSEHILL CEMETERY.-The
IL Manager ofthe Nosebi11 G. nesay woSn a
Lon ofCem-aTy Lois The CeEttaEy ean r 1saeheo& M X :.
the Lake View Plank Road, the Green tay II
Norh Ck and Wells street through boTmansi's ,I or ny
10. further 1t the oca Of
Mn. n Clark ztr%<4- f%7.%V-at4A
, 1860-06-28

r AXE STREET MILLS ON
i 4 We4t Lake and DeApaln sstrrsts. Cheako Illinois
Our supef,our brauds OF Flour. Mee and Fcsdwholes
sale fesAu 1t the lowest rates. Gooda wasanted and
l MA sTExENs X NORRIS.
, 1860-06-28

lB Meyers Miraculous Vermln Dis
sroTe The md best remedy for Eztemna.pg RATS
ard MICE. CoCkR0ACIES. BUGS, ANTS, MOsQC1-
TOES FLhAs, MOTHS, GRAlS-woRAs aaa GAR
DEN INSECTS.
kT rripcstal Depot 6ls Broadway, New ToEk.
Sold br druRs{.&8 everywhere. IyaSeifD3u