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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-14

THE HAIR.-As to men, We say, when
the hair begins to fall out, the best plan
is to have it cut short, give it q good
brushing with a moderately hard brush
while the hair is dry; then wash it well
with warm s~oap-suds, and rub into the
scalp, about the roots of the hair, a little
bay rum brandy, or camphor-water. Do
these things twice a month-the brush
ing of the scalp may be ~prOftably done
twice a week. Damp the hair with wa
ter every time the toilet is made. Moth
ing eve made is better for the hair than
pure soft water, if the scalp is kept
clean in the way we have named. The
use of oils, p%omatums, or grease of any
kind, is ruinous to the hair of man or wo-
man. We consider it a filthy practice,
almost universal though it be, for it
| gathers dust and dirt, and soils whatev-
or it touches. Nothing but pure soft
| water should ever be allowed OF the
heads Of our children. 1t is a different
| practice that robs our women of their
most beautiful ornament long before
| their prime. The hair Of our daughters
should be kept within two inches until
the twelfth year.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-14
Preserve -Four Teeth.
+. 4, 8
Surgeon Dentist,
H4S ROYAL STREET

Late ls2, between ST. Peter and Toulouse SIS.
CONTINUES to call the attention of those
~ who need the services Of a competent Den
fist. and those persons whose Teeth have been
injured by unskillful Dentists, whose gold drops
out a short time after the Teeth are plugged, and
whose Artificial Teeth cannot be worn with COM
fort, by applying to J. A. CAsApAvAsr, they can
have all operations in the Dental Art performed
conscientiously, and in the mos, scientific manner.
He benumbs the gums, before Extracting Teeth,
with a chemical preparation invented by him,
which lessons the pain. Consultations IN
French, Spanish and English. dec3l
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-14

The WIFE.-1t needs no guilt to break
a husbands heart. The absence of on
tent, the muttcrings of spleen, the unit
dy dress and cheerlcss home, the forbid
ding scowl and deserted hcarth-thesc,
and other namclcss ncglects, without a
crime among them, have narrowed TO
the quick the hearts core Of many a
man, and planted there, beyond the reach
of cure, the germ of dark despair. o.,
may woman, before that sight arrives,
dwell on the rccollections of her youth,
and cherishing the dear idea of that
~tuncfuI time, awaken and keep alive the
promise she so kindly gave. And
though she may be the injured, not the
injuring one--the forgotten and rot the
forgetting wife--a happy allusion to the
hour of peaceful Iowa kindly wei.
come to a comfortable home-a smile of
love to Danish hostile words-a kiss of
peace TO pardon all the past, and the
hardest heart that ever locked itself
within the breast Of selfish man, will
| soften TO her charms, and bid her live.
as she had hoped, her years of match
less Dissolved, loving and content
the source of comfort and the spring Of
! joy-Chdmbers' Journal.
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GREAT SACRIFICED
Dry Goods! Dry GO0ds!!

AIR. LEOPOLD KAHN, wishing TO cell out
lNl the balance of his Winter Goods, will offer
al cost price rom this date the following articles:
Cashmere Dresses, and Delaine Dresses, OF all
descriptions; Silk Dresses and Plain Silks, all OF
the NJ wests STYLES; Maniitlas, Cloaks and Shawls,
Just arrived; Poplins and Wooden Goods, for chill
dren, of all kinds; and all The Goods belonging to
the winter stock. ,
The above Goods will be sold al cash price and
below cash price. Ladies will please take no.
tice and give us an early call, because we are
selling the balance Of our stock very fast.
We have just received a very nice addition TO
our stock.
6ec2l LEOPOLD KAHN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-14
wolfe's Genuine cognac Brandy.
wolfe's Genuine Fort Wine,
wolfe's Genuine Madeira Wine,
Wolfe's Genuine Sherry Wine.

~ am now supplying the trade with pure Cog
mac Brandy, in bottles, both for medical and private
use. The immense success that has crow ned my ef-
forts 10 place a pure Gin within the reach Of all, un-
der the name OF Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps, and
to drive out of the marke, the pernicious compounds
cold az Gin throughout the country, led many lead
ing druggists, apothecarics and medical men, for some
wears past, to soIici, me to pursue the same course in
regard to the article Of Brandy. should have COM
piled with these requests from all quarters long ago,
but was deferred from il by the fact, that owing to
the exhorbitant prices Of Brandy 10 France, conse-
anent upon the shortness Of the grape crop for some
wears, there was no chance Of my being able TO i'm
port the choicest Brandy, bottle il and sell il ct mod
crate prices. Fortunately for me, the grape crop for
the last aud previous wear land the prospect for thisl
was bundant, and prices of Brandy have fallen to
the standard Of ten years ago. The duty on Brandy
is seventy per cent lower, and!l have now made ar
rangements with four Brandy exporters in France, Of
the highest repute, and am regularly receiving con-
signments Of the best Cognac Brandy, which | am
bottlIng and selling as Wolfe's Genuine Cognac
Brandy. ] guarantee with my seal, labels and certi-
fcates, the Brandy go bottled by me, as the pure, un-
aduiteEared article, and it will be found, when used
as a medicine, a beverage, or a cordial, healIhiui
and invigorating. IL has been a matter Of universal
complaint, that a bottle Of pure, unmiIed French
Brandy, was very difficult TO obtain, and the purcha-
ser, nine times in ten, was deceived with a vile man
u~factured imitation. Of all descriptions Of ardent
spirits, Brandy, from its high price, has been the one
article that mixers and sellers have turned their at
| tention To, and millions Of gallons Of the so-called
French Brandy have been scattered annually through
the land, and have been the primary cause Of muir
| drrs, crueliies and crimes, and have sent thousands
to an early grave, self-desrnyers, from delirium re'
mems, mania-a-potu and hUrrors, names unknown
until unprincipled men began TO make rnad1ening
compounds and sell it ss the pure French Brandy.
The virtues Of pure French Brandy need not be
told by me. They are known throughout the world
as 8 medicin. or mild siinulsnt. Tits, ss the French
nation POLITICALLY call i, Eau de 10 vie.' the watr'
of,life. But this sPples to it only when pure snC
uusduItersted. Manufactured with the frsrfu; in
gradients that make a good imitation, it b-ro1es
death drink TO innocent tens Of thousands { Our
race. To remedy a fearful evil, ] have commenced
importing Brandy, bouling it, and selling it e
"wole's Genuine Cognac Brandy" am daily re
ceiviDg orders f'om the druggists and apothecsries i
all parts Of the Union, to sell il for medical purposes
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
No. - Beaver Street, New York.
~Aeent. in New Orleans: +. }. HART & Co
A. ID. GkIETY IL Co, J. II. MOORE SCO.
noyl9-3m
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New Butchery.

c.r7 The Undersigned respectfully informs the
Apublic that he has purchased the old and
well known ButcheIy of F. Smith, and that he
intends to keep his stall well supplied with the
best of Beef. Mutton, Pork, &c. By a strict at
tention to his business in the above respect, he
hopes to have a share of public patronage, and
particularly the patronage Of Nj. Smiths old
customers
p. S. The carts will run as usual down the
Coast and 10 the Park,
dec25-lm BERTRAM BEIRlS.
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Rhine Wine.

The undersigned would say to his
,,V,3 friends and to the public generally that
&Ashaving become sole proprietor Of the
fine Wine imported by BlEHLER BROS, he
will pay due attention TO the orders OF all for a
suppiy, in bottles or casks. No such quality Of
wine can be purchased for 50 per cent advance
on the sum he asks for it. He asks connolserst TO
give it a trial.
sepl0 BlEiLbR
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-14

BEEcHER on NEGRoEs.-How arc the
free colorcd people treated at the North!
They are almost without education, with
but little sympathy for ignorance. They
are refused the common rights Of citi-
zenship which the whites enjoy. They
cannot even ride in the cars of our city
railroads. They are snulled at in the
house of God, or tolerated with ill dis
guiscd disgust. Can the black nan be
a mason in New York; Let him be EN-
ployed as a ~journeyman, and every Irish
lover Of liberty that carries the hod or
trowel would leave at once, or compel
him to leave. Can the black man be a
c~arpcnter2 There is scarcely acarpen-
ter shop in New York in which a jour.
neyman would continue to work if a
black man was employed in it, Can the
black man engage in the common indus
tries Of lifc2 There is scarcely one III
| which he ran engage. lie is crowded
down, down, down, through the most
mental callings to the bottom of society,
w tax them and then refuse to allow
their children to 60 to our public schools
We heap upon them moral obloquy more
! ~atrocious than that which the master
heaps upon the slave. And nOtwith
standing all this, we lift ourselves up tC
talk to the Southern people about tn,
rights and liberties of the human sou!
and especially the African soul.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-14
GAZETTE & SENTINEL
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
BRADBURN g. JENNINGS.
-OETice on Main Strcct.--
TERMS.

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ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted at the
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!. first, aud FiGty Gents for every subsequenttn>ertIon. \
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sdyerusemcuts inserted for IsO months or more.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES-Ten Dollars
for ali Offices, in each Anguage-Iu'arIahly IN advance
OBITUARY NOTICES, not exceeding three or
four lines, will Ice cheerfully inserted without charge
boz those OF greater length VIII be charged as ADVERTISE
mcutS.
JOB WORK-Cash on delivery.
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Negroes Negroesi

TINE planters of Iberville and the adjoining
l. parishes will please take notice, that ! have
Just had landed at Plaquemine, parish of her
Vile, La, a choice lot of Negroes, males and fe-
males, field hands, cooks, washers aud ironers.
And having made arrangements TO keep a con-
slant supply on hand, can and will sell slaves
at lower rates and on more accommodating terms,
than any trader can, who may visit this section
HENRY F. MOORE.
Plaquemine, Nov. 18th, 1853. If
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Avis au Chasseurs,

r F. SOUSSlGNE PREVENT les Chasseurs qu;il
IL ne permet pasqde Pom tire dams ses eniou-
rage en- generate il prie aux perres ct MERE
de famille d'arreter leur enfans de tirer dams mes
encourage. En- lie fesant il m'obligeron.
V. ROTH.
Ncrembre le l7.IS59
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@-A lady has suggested, that when
men break their hearts, it is all the same
when a lobster breaks one of his claws
another sprouting Immediately and
growing in its place.
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pve,or
Splendid Goods.

lust RECEIVED, an invoice of LADIES
- DRESS GOODS, consisting OF Organizes,
BaregeS, &c, of styles and patterns such as have
never before been seen in this market. They can
only he appreciated by being seen. Ladies,
will, therefore, take notice accordingly.
mh26 GABRIEL BROWN
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-14
Information Wanted.

INFORMATION is wanted OF two persons
i supposed TO be in the Parish of. lberville,
named GILBERT W. BARKER and TIMO-
THY WAGE, Tor Page,i the former supposed to
have been in this Parish about two months.
Any person knowing the whereabouts Of the
above individuals, will be doing a great favor by
giving information at this ofice-or if the indl-
yiduals themselves, OF either of them, should adj
dress the editor OF this paper, they might posi-
bly, learn something 10 their advantage. deco
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-14

n~When you go a fishing, be SUR
and take a bite before you start, 70
You may not get one after.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-14

R-Robert Murphy, green hand on
board the Trident was so affected by
sea sickness that he died afterwards on
land.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-14

Es-What beau is least liked by young
ladies on a picnic party? y rainbow.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-14
LiDD, WEBSTER & co.'s.
Tight Stitch Sewing Machine,
FOR
FAMILIES AND PLANTATION Use.

THIS MACHINE, after a very faithful inves.
i ugaiou' by the most scientific and practical
men OF this country, is pronounced the ne plus
ultra Of all modern Inventions.
la simplicity, durability and strength it far ex-
ceeds any other now in existence. 1t is perfectly
easy TO manage, quick in It's operation, never u,
able 10 get out OF order if properly used, aud
gives a stitch on both sides alike, which cannot
be excelled. For sale by
decl7 BIEHLER BROTHERS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-14

rS-The skating pond in Buffalo was.
lighted with gas for the first time on
Thursday evening week.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-14
French Shoemaker

French SHOEMAKER.
Mr.. d. BRUNEI, nouyellement
nj etabIie a Plaquemine, a rhon-~A-
neur dinformer les habitants lie cette
Vile ct de la cote, gull est preta con-
fectionner tpute esPece de Chaussures pour
homme, dame ct enfant, d'apres lie plus nouveau
genre. II espere par lie soin quill METRE a la
confection de son Outrage, merlter la conhance du
public.
Sa chope est dams la rue du Maine en- face du
magasin de NJ. NJ. Roth et Gle. mh26
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II O E.
Forwarding and Commits
sion Business.

Steamboa. Landing, ddjoining tbs Post
Office.
TIME UNDERSIGNED have associated them
L selves together, for the purpose Of doing a
general Forwarding and Commission Business.
We will also Collect Monies due the NOR
chants, and business men. of the North, East and
West. All business intrusied 10 our care will be
promptly attended 10.
HELEN & JENNINGS.
PHILIP HEEI.EtS,
p. r. JENNINGS.
uRefer TO any reliable citizen OF the Parish
Of Iberville, La. dec3l
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-14

A few hours only had elapsed when
Hudrins, now duly sobered and asham-
cd contriyed To communicate with a
friend in town, who knew his family;
and, on a full explanation Of the affair.
land his doing the overseer the Justice
to say that lac had only done his duty,)
he and Cub were released from impris-
onment.
The overseer, on hearing the denoue-
mcnt, very foolishly ran off, fearing ven
ceance; but will no doubt return as soon
as he gets over his fright and learns how
his conduct il viewed.
MoRNI.-Never triae with so grave a
subject as tampering with slaves. A
rope, instead of the whip, might be the
reward of the joker Montgomery Maa.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS.


o the Physicians If the Southern StdIeS.
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James .Mr vNU,


Mos Is.vs respectfully w infprm his friends.
.nd The rlti,ens ~ Ratrr Rouge snd lie VrinIty
generally, that he s prepared fa' shut notiesi ~
execute any orders IN connection wtth the s'Ar-
ton a. ~ repalrs ~ Buildings with which hsmay
% entrusted lie viii also furnish 20 Contractors,
builders rlanierssnd others. Sash frssdE rtimsd
.rd Glazed " dssirsd.D vENITIA SHUTTERS
With stationary ~ pive, slats. Inside Relllng
nlinis PANEL Drrrs etc, ~ sny required size, -
"a Nv rates ne they e.r be obtained elsewhere IN
he SOUTH, snd nfthe best style If workmanship
lie has .lsr established ~ connection With the
above tpRHINg DEPARTMENT, Wherein snV
rrdsr will he executed promptly. CIsTERHs 81
s"r required capacity msde n otiet.
IIa would also respectfully suggest 70 'hrse vh,
uay contemplate building. that he IL prepared ~
get ~ pesirrs and ris.s 81 Rptsl Cottages aud
o,hsr Residences. with detailed specifications,
Rills ~ quantities ~ materials estimates ~ Cott
etc On reasonable terms orders fot snV
the ahova named workmanship or services LEFT
~ rars ~ MassTs
pAN't. nttRy, Yves, nstop Rouge.
JORDAN MOTT. Rnsedsls. Is
ALFRED BUrLANTIER, Msurhsc.H. ". Rouge,
Ur SALE. sp,insnald. ~,
q ,h,oueh the Poe, omce. viii facet With with
prompt attention.
sW shop ~ En'th Boulevard street. opposite
the state iInusp, Ration Rouge. La.
August 9Th. 1859
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STATE or LOUlSIANA-P Of East
Baton Rouge IN the matter ~ s. y.
Blsnchsrd va. llis Creditors.
DY VIRTUE Of ~ order from the Syn
- die. and in conformity with the in
struc,i"ps Of The Creditors, will otter ~
public sale. in front OF the Court House
H. ~, un
1850 st I ! o'clock a. ~, 10 the highest bid
der. the following Notes and Accounts.
represented uror the books 81 said iasol
vent - he duo - him
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GITNsf GItNsri GJtNsfif

Nov IN srORr, y complete assortment Of
IN Lengths. Rrtps, Forward snd Rack Action
Ireka-ef the celebrated and reliable "gillssple
shot guns, slso the unsIuslled ureeneer Guns,
ard npys Gums Those ~ want 81 . bot Gun
are request 81 ~ call AND esamiue my stick he
fore purchasing elsewhere, ss Inducements VII
he od.'ed thu, esupot be resisted.
nnv2g FRAN UUnHTT.
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OVAL. FRA MES.

ID LAIN, Waved, Gilt, Rosewood and
] Japanese Mouldings. now assert
ment, call and examine.
&. q. WILSON,
m22 Main at, below Montan " Malta.
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More Ladies' CloaLs 20 Arrive.

I WILL receive in a few days another new sup
i ply of ladies Cioaka. my customers viii Away.
find a good supply 81 these goods always on hand,
and win sell them at low prices.
sepI20 W. ID. PHILLIPS.
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10 sII,Au .,I.ANrIus.

AtTRA1uHr and crouted handle Cane Knives
- nth aud without hooks. Crpps' snd Timed
Fkimnr's snd LaIeis; Cane Sued Lsnths'ns
Sugar House IsmpF. Wirts. Oh Cans, large and
small: uneipost Wfenrhes, ~ 70 ~ in; swsr's
Faucets tot ~ Sulphiis; - llous aud hslf Hai,"ns
~ ni. Snlrhi'p. Sqrharrwstp''s ltein"me'e's,
Compiling usaes saa s'or Nok' =; Packing oleva'y
descriptions At LACQUER AbAA, US,
net25 CIV Lafayette and Fintita ste
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CJTIERyi CUTLERyii

I HAyh pov ~ stp,e sni IN srriva. complete
i continent 81 r"rk 81 and T-lle UuIletv, 81
~ n"sI reliable Uskes, and q great many new
stV'as. among them the relshr~i.d Indie 4 uhher
Tshla Knives Csll aud examine them hsfrrs
purchasing elss rhefe-asit 10 always pleasure
w. show my stock FRANZ HIgUET.
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DLtYTNG CkRDs-A large supply If samuel
i IIHrts Playing Cards, all qualities and prices,
for sale low 10 tho trade by
Julyl r. ID. DAY.
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NO CURE, NO PAY TRY TT.

MATTAN'S hppcriont, n certain euro
wi for Dyspepsia. Prepared aud for
salcat. V. HEUDE " co.'s.
mayl1 Drug Store.
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II - y O +
IMPORTED HAVANA EEgARH
HtNF JUST rpraivsd the largest and uiuet
i varied assortment ~
IMPORTED HAVANA EEgAHE.
ever heiore In this market comprising all the
latest aud most popular brands
am nov prepared TO furnish the citizens 81
Ration Rouge aud surrounding country. with an
Article oi SkGARR even escalling any have here
tofore supplied them. At New orl.srs prizes
ANTHONY MAZE
fehs American Flag Spgsr Htota.
narney House basement.
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STATE OF LOUISthNA-Pn Parish Of Fast
Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial District
Court In ths matter Of the Succession
OF Mrs. Mary Cobb, dscsased-ko. sT4-
Probate.
DY VIRTUE ola commission ,ssusd in
ID the above succession and 10 mo tIirec-
tod from the Hon. the Sixth Judicial Dis
uict Court. in and for tho parish and State
aforesaid, will offer a: public sale. on tho
premises whereop the deceased last resi-
dod. in this parish, NJ sbOus sighL miles
from the City Of Baton Rouge, on
Saturday, tn. 18th day OF December.
next, A. d., 1860, ut j o'clock A. NJ, Of
SAID day, 'he property hereinafter W., forth
and described. belonging 10 the succession
Of Mrs. Mary Cobb, late Of this parish de-
ceased, 10 wit:
A certain tract Of land on Jones Crock,
IN this parish, containing six hundred and
forty (G40l acres called the Kirkland
claim; bounded North by John Trimmsl
fapt by John Trimmai south by the
Knighton claim, now WIN. Sharp, and
West by l.. Caldwell, with Hll tho i'm
provsments thereon.
Also tho following named and described
slaves, TO wit JACK, a negro man, aged
60 yeafs MILLY, negro woman, aged
30 years JOE, negro man, aged 30 wa.
and NANCY, negro woman, aged IS
years.
Upon the following terms and condi-
lions, viz The land ~ be sold one fourth
cash, and the balance on { no and two years
with eight per cent interest, from the day
Of sale until paid, With mortgage retained
until full and final payment Of said notes.
Tho negroes, one fourth cash, and the bal
Hnce on one and two years with eight per
cent interest from the day ofrals and mort
gage on said negroes until final payment.
nova If. V. BABiN, Sheriff.
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STABLE GOODS.
sE,!ARs AND SNUFF.
". uEUDE & CO.,


". HEUDE & CO.,
NSTERrg LEAVE ~ .sil the a. -
w tsutirp orrlauiers, Physicians
and dealers ranotally 70 our LANCE sf4
STOCK efNrptCENFR UHrMtpAIs. u
PATIENT MFpICINEs. GLASSWARE. rTHfUN
ERy, PAINTS. OILS. STATIONARY, FANCY
aooDS, ETC.. ETC.. which We have jus, received
AID viii ba constantly teceiviss FREaH Eup.
ri rs during the vaar from the MosTREttAnIT
Avn LARgEsT IMPORTING HOUSES IN THp
UNfTFp sFArFs
In offering you our stock Tor ipsreriion We ID
80. confident that ~, public will Hnd nothing IN
mr. llns ~ business wanting wshavetatpn IN.
usual care In selecting our Drugs expressly hr
ihsi' wants. and are cpnnIpnt If having left moth
ing urdnne 60 make u complete IN all respects -
uut Drugs viii At all tiuues he tound FUtsH ana
GENUINE and will ha disr-'. With every re-
gard to earafulnass and despatch
TO PHYSICIANS
We would say that our facilities fnt Distressing
rrasrri ptiens are not surpassed by any similar
house In the south. Having beeu to sonsidsrsht
expense IN citing up mr.
PROSTITUTION DEPARTMENT
and Incurred eVira expense IN ralacting PUHT
rowptns = CtiUMlCALs lot that pot ton Of 80,
business. W. latter ourselves that all who favor
ne VIII tneif patronage willbe pleased with our
pnda efdoIas hYsiaess. "a We shaH e,ert out-
salvas 10 please our patrons and hope by careful
and strict attention 10 business 10 marr econ.
hdence ot all tfebib.y.
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HIST REEEINED.

A M Tor sale low ~ the trade. Lard in Kegs
~ do In hbi. Crushed aud Powdered Sugar
l"t of fine family Flour, Beet tongues sheep do
Hog do. \. BENJAMIN.
mar
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sE,.Anst sTGARSti

IDER steamer tsha wba received a large Assem-,
,nent Of the most fsvpri's brands-fot sale
v HEUbE 4 co.'s
iuna21 D,ug siure
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IIAIK DYE. ~ Dozen each, of Christs
II dors's, Bachelors, juies iieuei =
aud others, for sale by
iuly2i En-. e. WV. BOgEJ.
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y = TINsT Y = TIfH Y
IA D0TEN ChpppinR Ayss ~ COLLINS. hruHs snh
~ n,her roni piakafs LiRht, medium heavy
-nI p.',s h~svv. always na hsud al the Hardware
establishment 81 EAHgUIFR Il LANpUE,
rnqrt t'nrnpF tafaTrtie AMI Ffnfi"N s'H.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-15
Patent Portable Corn Mills
WITH SIEVE ATTAtttME EMIT.

A Iu1 ef the ahova Mills. without doubt the
" beet ar'irls ~ the kird hehprs the public "
Is simple n consultation, easily adjusted 4" grird
rra,ee ~, Rup sud MT liaLlair get uut ~ nris'-
g'ipI aud sIHs me hushel ~ rn'u per hnuf. IN
Tact the v-rv thing where Touring MILLS sfs fsN
aud r.t hstwapr. frr sqla .,
mars LARuUIEH = LANOUEF
Uorra, Ie Tei'r and FiHrida etc
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-15
ChiId's TaImas aud Boys y,

Chiid's TaImns aud Boys suits.
TNHE abandonment assortment Of Cbilds Mar
l. settles Talmas and Boys suits to be found,
ran now be had at my store, the suits for little
boy, are very handsome.
spr2s W. D. Phillips.