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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-23
Denial Notice.
AMERICAN WATCHES.

II HAVE JUST received lot Of American
u Watches, In gold and silver cases, suitable
strength and regularity.
As the American Wsfs. rs something new In
the South, I would ate ell my friends and Gus
TONERS, and the 7uOic generally. TO call and see
them. Itan Ids me pleasure TO show them TO
everybody.
nv sock Of English and French Watches, is al
ways complete, comprising the most celebrated
makers. MY stock Of Jewelry is the largest and
best selected. and my prices reasonable. .
Having engaged the services Of Mr.. Jules
Palmer (lsie in the employment ~ Hyde a Good.
rish) ATM prepares TO execute all work, without
delay, and In the best manner.
tn THEODORE GOLDMAN,
Matchmaker and Jsweler-Lafayetts street.
sext door 10 Bogels Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-23
for Embroidery Work.

Stamping for Embroidery Work.
LNOR The accommodation of the ladies,
II have made arrangements with house
in the city and ladies can have stamping
for Embroidery Work ,or any kind Of goods
done with neatBess and at very short no
tice. will make weekly shipment On
every Wednesday and return the goods on
tho Monday following. III
8. NJ. ASHER,
dec20-tf Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-23
LA re- UIER& LANOUE

AXESi ESN
IN DOZEN 0hopping Axes Of Collins. Brufs and
DU other good makers. Light, medium, heavy
and extra heavy, always ON hand At the Hardware
estsblishmeptof LACQUER q LANpUE,
nsra Corner Lafayette and Fiorids sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-23
FAMILY FLOURi

nNE OF the specisities Of Besi's City Feed and
" Flour store IL lts good Family Flour, pur-
chasers can rarely fail TO be pleased.
mar22 JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-23
WHITE GOODS.

A FRESH supply Of white MarseiIis, BriIian-
IA tines, Crossbared Swiss and Jaconet Muslin,
Tarlaton and Embroideries Of every description
just received at IN. AsHER's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-23
SULLIVAN q HYATT, Proprietors.
CUTLERY

DOCKET andI table, wostebhoimes and Rad
II gers make; Ladies' scissors; Tailor aud Bar.
bsrs' Shears: Razors, Homes and strops, at
may2i LARGUIER a LANOUE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-23

DARBEE x BENJAMIN, Wholesale
ID dealers in Groceries, Provisions and
Western Produce, Receiving and Forward
ing Merchants.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-23

G. w. DEARING, M. D.,
Residence Corner Of st. Ferdinand a Europe sts.,
syy- once, n. r. waddii's Drug store, Main
street, baton Rouge. ffebsi.y
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-23

YEAST POWDERS.
TX DOZEN Preston 4 Merrett's Celebrated
~ Yeast Powders, just received by
apr1z ED. WIN. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-23

L'MBR0IDERIEs.-such ss Swiss Collars, and
Ia Sets Of Swiss and Nainsoek Muslin, at the
owest city cash prices, ~
juns25. THE PEOPLES STORE.
Cor. Lafayette and Florida sits.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-23

UNION HOTEL.
FTNHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
i above named estabi sbment on Levee street,
foot Of FLORIDA, from Mr. Tom Bsselisco, respect
fully in forms his friends and the public generally,
that he will hereafter continue the same busidsss
and solicit a share of public patronage. The house
has undergone thorough repairs and RENTED TO
make u equal 10 any other Hotel In this city.
dscsy HENRY O. HOOPER.
, 1860-12-15


TIL. Macbnr sur;,~ =: 90 III ,'"-r .-':cr,
lar 1t .:AN- ~ -sr-' .A
ranes 1t -cst.tl t~ So. %: 20. r.
lion, !.,.,n -. ':'a- :''' J.: y -
hay. flu u T.! t,-.... !, ~. Of
Ill A!n,!-. Nh,
pOANE:s STAY: CT iv!s. :::,-..::- = -. .our
Ear:rls.
DOaSE,s HE,p;Ss; Ci.TI.:;'. f.: ..,--?.
DOtNE'S uEAHINi lC..|;.i'. &. =. ..!:..+ q!
usrr".s-
DOASE'S uEAnIct; s.'. 49,: E. Z: 80. Of
pAulI.
DOANE's Foot .;t1'':.I::::::: =: :.,n- Gs-tt.
DO-tNE'S llE-.hi:t, f:....t:-: Ii =. .:s:*' rats
DOANE'S EnrAL4.l<t HAtHlA-, j.. III a....s o.
!:ayTel ~flv.s.
DoA<E.s HEAP 7tr:s,: ':t .:!:r ~ I'll sn:.
~ heads. III H;-:... ;: i - : I :: = y I.!aau
MHs extl1f.
DoaEc :,a~ II. n,'v Tar! ..'''r -: -'t':.rtr.
F1"'. a.:gl3 it.r.:s : = :. ';.a '.hsf
Ia. r'r-t t'u.u-":,tt- - '.''.,..c -:
aaI ~...l -,.st:!::: :ai.. - - g: g.: ..
+ Ill" s;i- TIE Ec-s II :: l.. ',.' 49,. ard
N1' il, : W. -. i : -: 80 i.
Saving M1E!li1--. ..'. a.. ,~.' = =" - ,:~
VI al Ind. 't ti.v =. ..t' 80. l3
braEtl pt Hntc.. Aaa, a IL u. ~ VI
, 1860-12-15
#tBtelIa11Rous.
A MERICAN WATCHES,
MADE UY THH
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY


Anenuon Is invited 70 tae 1otlo"1HS statenie 1t aaI
me accompanying letter. o. aad:e*a-
mon1sls Z faEor OF these celebrated Watches.
Aco" Aeaa1 *as a*atuea tae company ~ toe
American Institute At View yoskin 1871
The Company also received tae First Premium
Ia ,s5a
~.
S.N .,,S ...'s "o~ - ~ S4o A.at 49, ~.
t..,.5 . :. s,'n,.a. . 49,. r-.,,,. -.
ws,s~n,. . ~ ..A1 -
49,. 49, -. .s--a s.,..e.s.,-. ~ -
or.-sa :, ~. 1rh,~ WV
rh,.rr1n1, ,,ax brrn nro1-ht ,hort n~ x,r.. ami,
cation CT mechanical science to the construction OF tic
WAtra from IL very inception rendering It when tn
tshet r,atae;u.,caIir correct In al ita nronort.as.
md nrre...rt1r a. nerf.rr =. 49,,
HIS IN make
r.. ro.,..,. h.x. ...,.a ,.... w...,.. T.,
s,,nr.s h .+,.1 s,,, ,o,,.. ,d ~. -..n,, - ~.
,est ha5 been ,aat taev haTc 1hthted r.,e coua II,
regularity to the best uar!2c eaEooomsseE.
from the Prairie Farmer. Oct 1au1
Axr1,c.y Varcurs.-yearly wear aro. We recrirrd
fspm Acss7s Eohbiaa e. Appleton. General Agents Of
the American Watch Cuk:-:av and "nat,f for- rocd
good looktn: watch. ~Ws.r1ated.- Win the request
TIA: ATE, thorough trtal We .l,,u,l s.v What ,re
taou~tt oft elIto,.at1r 1t has hceo OR constant
co,ucaaioa nearly 4 vca.. We have no thu1. q, ind
With liz vay |, has ,,ckel ting We eono, want
hettrr t,r nree than ttfs has nroxet II, h. .tr ,-
Once regulated fsnl We rrn1a,et II ou,<e,n II h,s
scarcely varied half r,.cute month frvn 1rau>,t
time Adtr,t to IT. cuai,Y a. good t.mckrrr er Ii
Il hone -,,y and .rt,:art: aly made Werc
pD@8 'Ao1s1 plssss ." '.'e''eaa a'sa-
Ovr1cK ~ rax TEtrrsx3
Sx~ aohk. a'ek y, ls'9
AsHa&4s A7ea coxFAss' "a1shan'-
1ESTlLXk{-tlAtlI carried ono u Yo1f W3ttl!t fIlf
, 1860-12-15

ssUnclcnn Sptrlt..''
The Howard County {Ind.) Tribune tells tho
remarkable story Of the operations Of some
.'unclean srisits'' in that vicinity. 1t rather
beats some of Robert Dale Owens "supcr-
uaturals: -
There have recently been manifestations
about the residence Of Jonathan Dickinson, j
Friend. living in The southwestern part Of tue
county, that, for diabullcal mcauncss, beats
anything VI which VIC have ever heard. Before
naming particulars, VIC will say that Mr. d. is
highly esteemed by NIL lis neiShburs, and is
moi aware Of hayiu: 4 personal cuc,ny iu tic
world.
Recently, while he and his family were aL-
sent, at Church. We believe, his library was be-
tlaubcd with filth 60 lis 10 entirely ruin 1t.
Each book was taken separately and bcSmcar-
cd inside and out. At the SAME time every
lhin:. catAtl- in the house WAS ruined bya
5cllers! mixture. The c:1nrloE and sugar
were mixed, mustard aud coii%e, len and pep
lcr. Not one article was left untouched. bat
The strange part Of tlc story is yet to lc told.
The nexl day after the a''uyt diabolis,n l,atl
been done, the women Of the house wcr.
washing, when all at once 4 shower Ot brick.
bats and clubs fell NIL around them. No one
could be seen. The men wcrc scut for. but a1-
| though tile shower Of missiles w:ss repeated,
| liz person could he seen.
The worl went out, and at night several
| ncislbors volunteered to remain at the llons:
Us Watchers. They were sitting quietly in the
| house and talkin. iu very low t"nr. What
must have been their surprise, OH going 0ut,
| to lind all they had been talking about written
| with charcoal On the door, and outside Vi the
house! Tie names Of the ncishbors also APP
| r:ared IN questions, asking whether or not
hey believed they could find out who was do
in* The mischief.
| Watchers have been at the house several
nights, but 10 clue tn tic perpetrators has
bccn obtained. While several were ilsidc lhc
following was written on Tie door:
"Junat!Ian Dickinson, you believe enemies
arc Mt work upon you. THIS Is Ilpt su, VT are
friends When lhc first mischief was done
somr money was taken. :,l: afterwards, on the
side Of the house, in g..a; Hack letters, dircc
tions were given where tlic nlos'ey could be
iuund-0n The top vi the cupboard. They
locked there and fu1:ud it.
These arc few samples OF what is going OIL
down there, as related to us BY more than hall
dnzcn good citizens. We hardly know whit
to thiuk-wc neither believe iu s1'ooks, spirits
OF personal devil roaming over the Garth, ex
crrt Us they arc in men. Our opinion il, u
though d:sbclicycd by our infuEmants, that tLt
watchers, or some of them, are in tho secret
Is il that had mcn nrc ut work, and more thai.
trick is intended. II some sharp man, will
= Shapes rifle, will watch and shoot. he vii
find the pcrpctrator Au:a1H, one whose bluoi
will run if 4 bullet hole is 1lalc in thu rl.A
plaee.
sauce writing the above, We are told that ::
| watcher who WAS concealed outside near til,
| wall. Ut tile house without Hly aid from I'll,
sourcc. Fearing our readers cannot stand III,
morc tliisweek, VIC rcfr-iu from giving othc
| stories in circulation about Ibis atluir
, 1860-12-15
FURNISHING GOODS.

Table Larns In patterns and by the yant Linen Nap
k1l4 and poyAcs, A:lIsetl,es QuntA Linen a1d Cotton
theeass OF all Widths. Linen anil Cotton Pillow. Cas-
ia.a Tow Ella Trash lt4no nnd Table Covers enhrul-
ee;vd printed aE. ecbo<aed Furniture Ch!ntx; toGe.
tetAer with : large assortment Of FHu.rA fctu1a
I,cy1tl and T4s6rtG
, 1860-12-15

BLAKE & IcRKsToa's ADJUSTABLE etHhfR
Ihe Nosr ccu2:l:o !=-.-- !:==-:. = *. - otst=oa.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
ExYzs.1cye.->J.t. i's!!.'u;',+1. .. + -! ,.1;l
caEn diversity. AL :. /: 81: -, iI : -. "ts
stewart. =. !. H.: - . -
+. V. Fix 1o~. Nh ,',~;s :. -v-:. =: :-lu.;
n-N=~--ss~<~--~-~-~ -.-~-vr-xa-~@..A
lAacb,nerp, A>a;a!.'2rs. *.
IlO-AN Is y 80. ~ !: t. /. I.
~ ~. Hi..-.:..
WARRANTED II E5sr II A41EEe.11--i:..
500 told. ::::::-"-S. -: :..:t.
Ii oas.;n: 81: >:.~, -. ::rr - :: -.:'ae
y with tic ta;i : :7'',.+' - =: :, +;
ant Labor sa. III, IT,: =: =; : :. +'.4..s
Awarded =: ii''',.; ....- .i.
c!s,ent."s"-: ~ .:!:''.'. -..-, :: -,i'c.,c
Chl:as, Mec:-:le,' !a.4-..'', s.:v,s -: aut
uE'1ona.
Z. :: ta. u: G..:' :::;a. -. 80 =, "a: aad
st. iauI- sicre-.~,. : oa.:-- s-7:: s1e::: Hs.a,
anti utrt?n.'.
, 1860-12-15
Successful Experiment OF Walking
OIL the Water.


At San Francisco, Mr.. Hcury r. Roland has
accomplished the remarkable feat of walking
half mile out into the bay from North Bcecil
with his newly invented and cur;ous water
shoes.
These shoes consist of couple of boat like
looking alaira, dccked over, and sharp ut each
end, like a surf or whale boat. They arc abb II:
and about six Inches deep. Near the ceuter oi
each Is hole, a for mast, large enough for
! mans foo: and lcs to enter, aud with ca1l-
ysss bootleg, extending upwards. The place
for tho feet below, through these holes. is like
amy nolcrate-sizcd shoe CT boot. The two
shoes arc placed 1'asnllel to each other, and arc
connected by sliding runners, which travel
along the edges or gunwales ofthc shocs, thus
allowing them to slip back aud forth rass each
othes, Tut always in i perfect parallel line, the
two being shout six inches apart. It Ii tasy
to sec thar without some contrivancc beneath
the water to prevent tie backward motion Of
one foot, rs the other WIS being advanced, the
walker would make no progress At all any
more than company would in marking
time" To obviate the dft}iculty, Mr.. Rolaud
has invented new series Of paddles, or rather
"fealhe1s," ns Ac calls them, like the blades
on oar, which can be dropped or gathered up
like dnck's legs at pleasure Thus when the
right foot is being Sided forward, those
tom Of the shoe, while those Of the LETT foot
drop like centerboards laced athwartshirs,
and prevent that foot from slipping back.
wards. Then when the lcft foot IS to be ad-
vance, the walker holds water with his right,
and 80 on. His progress Is about the rate OF
four miles an hour, and the motion is not only
quite regular, bnt perfectly secure. Each shoe
has a Little rlddeT, Of which the tillcr ropes
PASS up to the hands Of the walker, thus en-.
ahling him to 20 In any direction hc may
choose. Ont Of the center Of each shoe rises
IN iron stanchion, between which stretches q
light wooden seat, used when in fair wind
and If the water.wa!kcr chooses TO change lcg
power for that Of Eolus, be holsts sail about
eight feet "square," Tor wide, land about three
feet high. Nj Roland Is Indifferent us to the
kind Of weather In which his experiments are
made. He can walk in ever so high sca, and
make good headway. All he wants is plenty o.
sea room; and not very bad sun, 80 as r
break over and wash him OF his pins.
, 1860-12-15

Letters have been received at Dauycrs, Mas
sachusetts, from the eminent London banker,
Geo. Peabody, saying that in 1864 he should
return to America, and thereafter make his na-
tive country his permanent home. He states
tha: his health WIS never better than now.
Stephen Brewer, Esq, Of Cortland, New
York, has been finally cxcommuuicated from
the Presbyterian Church, for the crime Of lis
tcning to addresses On tho Sabbath from Wen
dell Phillips, Ralph Waldo Emerson, WIN.
Lloyd Garrison, Thos. Starr King, George VIM.
Curtis, and others Of like sentiment Mr..
Brewer was suspended nearly two years since,
but the sentence had not been confirmed Ly
both the Presbytery and Synod until this time
Tho canvassers Of the counties Of Su1li-
van and Orange, New York, after trying for
three weeks to suppress tho returns On the
Congressional CANVASS in that District, have
been finally compelled, by the force Of q man
damus, to return tho votes, which clet& Mr.
Van Wyck, the Republican candidate, by tllir-
ty-scren majority, and the Board Of State Can
vasscrs have declared him elected, and given
him his certificate, This is probably one Of
the boldest and most infamous attempts ever
concocted to cheat the people out Of Keprc-
sentative Of their choice. The Albany Journal
promises ! thorough exposure Of the whole
matter.
"A letter 10 a.cntlcman in Cleveland, from
her sister, announces her arrival III St. Louis,
she having fled from At1anta, Gcoryia, on ac-
count Of the pcrils that environ the States that
threaten secession.
1T Is rumored, in wcllinformc1 circles
abroad, that the. Duke Of Newcastle is to re-
ccivc tha Garter in the gift Of Her Majesty by
the death Of the Duke Of Richmond.
The New York Lauder states that the
original stockholders Of the 1Iorld subscribed
on Saturday last an additional sum Of 10000
to maintain that publication on the two cent
platform.
Miss Ann Pamela Cunningham Regent Of
the Mount Vernon Association, Las removed
her residence to Alexandria; W., which will
bc the proper address for ali communications
until further notice The press will oblige BY
extending this notice.
Although tho Vermont Personal Liberty
bill was not repealed, 4 resolution WIS passed
unanimously by the Senate, requesting the
Law Rcylscrs of the State to report upon its
constitu,ionality.
William 4 Palmer, U. s. Senator from
Vermont from 1878 to 1926, and Governor Of
the State flom 1851 to rs, died ut Danviilc, 4
few days since, at an advanced age.
-" Professor Sweet" the Rhode Island
Blondin" whom tue Providence +Eo,sr,...l cla ms
, 1860-12-15
CARPETJHCS,

Have hand and oer for sale. Of their oVn 2s1poTt&
;lon and OF the BEAT dotaerc manufacture thr
an3 best n.aottnirt IN tae SoEt!~tst "i Mcda!lt"n
In:ratn Extra Far 1n.raln Cotton and Wool ln:Eans
WOOL l'uich, scotch iieapa Frlt Senrtan- Tapestry
Er+A-t variety, !rics aaI t1ttes:A comprising the
flrY+f oeft anil nost desirable before
oprnt, LII Chicago aud which they onef at tho lo~tst
, 1860-12-15
Special Noticcs.


s& 1Ac cn1a!c Org:ANE1tloH IL ol-
ten ii + III a. that Of tender flower Many Of the rex
ontct .to marriage sclatoas without being able TO
undergo the nhor and t-4:ls cf maternity. In this
country Thousand. ct young and beautiful woman
tacfsEcc4 every scar r. IN, this causn alone. HOSTEL
TER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH D1zTERS will
eavc many Of this class 1sS nnt1ncly Erarc. T1ls
medicine has been used with Erca. benefit by inucnsc
numbers of people throughout the republic. md tlc
rrorrlctoz3 have received grateful Communications
fro MI sections Of the country. Tic nlttern viii e
found to b. very ren sah to t,c taste bevez
mgr, and prompt and powerful II its eject ak 1ned'
cine. It tntuscs new vitality into the frame. and
strengthens The whole system 70 tAst woncn who u*c
1t src cnnbcd to 60 through with labors which. will
cat II. would be Ct rt1ir 10 lrostsate ;lc7n.
Sc:d BY all druggists. dc129w
, 1860-12-15

FrenrH Br6cste!ie. Saith DeLa!uek. French Printed
L.s.la;.. RePs. Cloth. tamaa1 and M"frsE. EineEe-
troidere, Mas.ta Cust!n!: aah by t:e yard: cor.eA
iu ~o<n bras. Or gill; t'ilt clrtaia af.s and I1nt*
Ce1trr 1a-se!s, Lcot4, ltaresy Curs. t,lnP i:andt
Curtain t;E!A. SIX }iordeIns. Curtatn LlnfnsA and
.t xt1ls Of frtnlaiEs = nrer-saT Tor Curtains WI;
!>.t Whttc, EE. Grtrn and line shade hol. .and9 IL
Hi widths: together With Er1y's Patent spring Fix:
EEeys Patent !lxtu:ea Pendulum Fixtures, raA- and
Nyrrze Roller ends LAX Pulley Brackets. shada
cr+I 17A
, 1860-12-15

q tsese o:.. 1a::e anA unr':a;!ri assortment
el'he ~ regard. quality, style or price. Of En-* aoa
a..u yas+ and +: .7Els wi:c At rEe+ isuE, ttr".
stine TO AtH Billings rcF yard. Aar. Heavy sheet
feet nilt u prices tru iuur 10 ten sha2H {ari
4so-Tabie Oh Cloths In patterns aud b. the sasd and
Stair Oh l.Ioti.s In 1ftl. variety
, 1860-12-15

Cocoa MSttings for Ocrs. Churches ve+ttbu1e<. &c..
al xtAths frnn half to two yarts whte: Lantn
6.aT Mating, both white and checked onr. one.4n't
a-auxster sad and aa:l ard. ~tds Mna.tc. Vel
Brush Skcletoo ide lA!de and she pSso Mats of Tho
Il SiLe. md
, 1860-12-15

- y Friend in Need. Try it.
pE SWEETS 1SrALL1DLE L1N1MESr Is Pre-.
ra7rt. tseta the reciac Of r. Stephen Sweet Of Con.
rcc:icut Tie rrcEt boncsctc. au has bern used In
bis practices iur the last tc1ty years with tile mort
80 oal 4lnE success As exlcna remedy 1t IL With
oI rial and w! allcyiasc palm speedily tlnn
nn5 t;h"r preparation. For oil Ehcuaattc and Ner-
solk Disorders II !:.uly infai1I1e, and curative
For SORES. Wuuhds srrdas. urtses Gc., it, soothing
healing and powerful Strengthening properties, excite
fhc just Toadcr aad at nlsnct Ut all who have ever
t1vcn Il trial Uycr four hundred certificates of re-
fnA.ka'}c cures performed by 1t within The last two
:.ass. atscs: thls fnct. Fur sale Ey j. L. JOHNSON
General Agent. ~ Sts&e street. Chicago ard by all
Dealers nol3fQcox,dfy
, 1860-12-15

shese popular Dr-HRs posscss III TIM nourishing and
t.vl:crattag properties Of r1ns ON nacnrox TMikY,
hnd arc ccnldcrcd the most ridcacions TOXIC and
fE:xctsSE, well tie 1aost agreeable G1oAAcn,o
rvC1 offered to tic rubllr. As tonic <or Old People,
delicate Ladies. coayaiceccnt .nvnlics and a weakly
rcorc they cannot urrasscd in I'LL cascs Of Weak
o. debility, t:seT viii give immediate relief, and
t1:an st1ous healthy tone to the systcn. 4 trial
Will cstahe Their merits Ill other Tonlcs now In
USE. Fos 1-rSo COMPLAINTS. Daosc11117 pxsPErsaa,
SEx'7'ts n1saAsEs AND lIyzs CoArlA1S1s they III
tnselaao|c remedy and arc ccrsala preventive Of
Cribs and Fkrk1s.
1'st up in ouars Bottles. Ia eaecs Of one and two
6ost2. aSd for eale BY u7cgCta Ent Gracerx cyery.
WHITE.
We d T. ". GREELEY. Trspr.rtrrs, No. = IRE
r:oa: ttsrct, Boston, Msss.
l. IL JOHNSON, General Accnt
No. 70 3S:Qtc Gttcct CbteaFn
, 1860-12-15

EN1onATIoN 70 KANsAs-The heotha Vai'
Icy Kansas Register says:
Emigrants arc streaming into this vicinity
every day, notwithstanding tha stringent tunes
comirc IN are Of d very desirable And-peoplc
With Backbone common sense, and what Is
particularly desirable juet at the present time)
an abundance Of the ''rcady." Several In
portaut transactions In real estate have taken
plsee In thit county within tho pkst week.
, 1860-12-15

Those who are curious to wit
':@e manager ut 1;atcheors y. ~ Las brought the
Of ss md Toupccs invited to visit
1ik W!g and Hal: Drsng Rooms TT No. IN Lake street.
R:d examine 1Less cnEIocs productions ct ART No
sc:u,iac dctct: the :1o.s the .a.z1a wheu
tltrs'e4 10 hc head
, 1860-12-15

u For Neuralgia, Nervous Head
ace mud a!l esyous diseases use ucnacvclls justly
trlchrAtee Ton A,oty1c. 1ftc directions strictly
followed and cure not elected the rculc- Will BE-
:ua3cd. Get pamphlet
Al>o. Nunncwcil's Cciver<al Con:a Remedy, for
Colds. Coughs auG Consu:p1vc Tendencies. For sale
,y Druggists Gtncr:l1y. Ust;ODD 4 DOORWAY
eNe.a1 tsGnts for the No.tS ette-1 Eatea. office md
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, 1860-12-15
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CORNELL q: 1'-t:;
SEWING MACHINES.
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, 1860-12-15

Gt0hr5. Rangrs. ST.
CMALL COAL, SALNL COAL,
Small Coul, Small Coal,
Small Coal, Small Coal.
MUST Sc TsED TIr!l
Nr3T D: --SEu WITH
LTTTLEFIELDsS C9.tL lsCItSEHS.
LrITLEFIELp,S COAL HCnNERs.
sG-n IL
soy
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Van Gciae1e., $50 :. .1r :, :,.:ca 70.
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CTEWAT,T'S CtU,EIN;, STOVE
~ STILL. AHrt? t." 80 '"''.'. .'r' .'.":.a-::y
OF the StE~att Sfu>e f"I '.-rr-, :.rft.
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