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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-26

EDWARD EvEKErr.-As proof ut the est!'
nation in which this distinguished gentleman
is held, we give the following statement FROM
tine Savannah Republican, OF the llth, being
the civse Of an editorial eulosistic OF the no.
n,..e+s OF the National Union Convention:
AS to Everett, wheu w speak OF him, we
feel that We are treahIny OH sacred ground.
We eau not speak Ill OF such a ulan! We
cannut believe that he has an enemy III the
bread hunts Of the Union. Yet, We may be
mistaken faction IS souIIess, and nothing Is
good or hoiy Ia its eyes. We, at least, know
and we assert 1t as all evidence that great
virtue ard patriotism will have their tIiu,iiPh
sooner or la,ei-ttat a large minority OF the
late Charleston Democratic Convention were
perfectly wiling to pay their tribute to his
worth by nominating him as their candidate
tor the Vice Presidency. We say We know
THIS to be so; We ,erivrd the lnt"tmatIonir from
personal INTERVIEW vita the delegates, both
from the North and the South.
The name o, Edward Everett has become
indissolao'y associated with that OF Washing
ton, and IS honored. revered, loved, where
ever patriotism. integrity and all the other
splendid qualities that make a man, are res
pected. His nomination has sent a thtiil Of
patriotic joy throughout he length and
pbr-adth OF the iaud.
The Baltimore Convention imncrtalized
itself by presenting two such names to the
country as those Of Bell and Everett.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-26

The MOUNTAIN IN LABoR-The boon-com-
1anion of the Car Of all the Russias, r~ecentlv
transmogrI6ed into the great leader of the
Bob Tail Democrats or Douglas worshippers,
has issued with great echat, and q f~zzI-, his
terrific pronunciamento announcing to all
good Democrats Of the Bob tail genus that
they are graciously permitted and invited to
assemble in grand array'' at Doraldsonville
on the 9Th proximo, for the purpose of cleo
ting delegates to the Baltimore Convention.
When the great CorrMAN's edict to that ct
feet appeared in New Orleans, the SouLE
Democratic States Rights Club were seized
with q violent attack Of admiration, and sew
eral went off into spasmodics at the wisdom,
and galIantry Of the Dona'dsorvilIe member.
Is was Immediately " ordered, adjudg"d and
decreed," that the Democratic Association OF
this State pay due heed to the call, and that
everybody look and be prepared to witness
the result with great manifestations of icy.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-26

70 Five slavehoIdtny States were permit
ted to vote in the Chicago Convention, and
to cast forty.s~v<" votes, The trick of cali
ny them represent. ~tives, whose presence
saved the convention from the reproach OF
sectionaIism, is so transparent as tn be ludir.
rous. In thess five States. at the last Pre.i-
dental election, the aggregate Republican
vote ~as only l,247; the aggregate Democratic
and Amt rlcan vote. oO,l9G! We await with
some Impotence for the Lane of the indivi-
duals who represented the slave States in
know who represented Louisiana. Perhap $
he may tind the Sunny South rather a warm
country for him to dwell in should he ven-
ture here again.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-26

ADvERT,sE!- THE New ORLEANS Merchants
know and appreciate the benefits Of adver-
tisiny. They leave nothing undone to bring
their wares to the notice oftne people. Read
the latest 'dod.es" below. Why don't Bat n
Rouge initiate?
ESrERpx,s1xe AnvErlsERs.-D'Arcy of
the hat store on Canal street. has just gotten
out an appropriate wagon for sending home
bundles, which is N the shape Of a huge
black hat. aid looks, as it runs along on wheels
behind a smart little pony, rs it Gulliver him
self was somewhere behind, and the LiIiipu.
tian driver had run away with his castor
We also learn that $. N. Moody. the great
shirt man. has offered the owners IF a new
st. amboat for the Red River trade. n " on
the stocks up the river. $500 if thu steamer
is named, Buy your shirts at IS. N. Moody's."
We have it from good authority that the offer
will be accepted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

LAND WARRANTs.
An warrants sold by us are tullJ guerAnteed
sPEClE
NV YoRK MAEKEr-5iaroh q.


AsHEs-AIarkgs steady. Small sales At S52s fOT pots.
arc SS o oo bbs At sTlsass7s for super state
sbsSlls for StatS; S556625 for supeT western;
es1 q forcumon med. eEferrs IS s. as 10 uT
for ss GRAND lhipDins bands extra To1ni heop Ohie
esipts e2s, snd hoidels gone7ay mere dsPsaed 70
ScINi1i1N FfotJP-In limiisd request At prices in
favor Of buysl Sales 800 bes At ssios5oO for common
STE fLoUR-sOlng slowly stss1Osss 20 for common
% oBSUtiScKwHEAT StiS FLoUR-very ,lsasy snd heavy VIA
CORN MEAIs-ssiSs q So Ibis Brnudyuino at ss.so
&fisKV-aIariss quis, and unchanged. salsslsO bbls
asRaT-Murks. dsu ana prices Of common dssarip-
toas tsndins doSEWard sales lao bus prime .Ouib
II 90 bus ohiosso spring rep5fssd al sboui SiI7
RIB-Market quiet AID steady sales Of lt05 bus Diie
sERIET-Dull end heavy Sales 7.2lo bus State at TAS
sos seT common 20 prime
BARLEY NAL f-Held At 62d90o
CCRN-Prime white and yellow ig scarce and 10 GOOD
eomand; al uthsr kinds dul and declining Sahs 209
bus g I1elte o. ntsri,r % Enoa niSsa western lss
oETs-In l1ss saPplyuBd dull At tSSaie for western,
T1LLoW-iIsTEsl continues frm sales Is 900 lOl
POnK-HIurkot dulI, and prices tending downward
Sales 10 hbS SI for old mes; Sl77S tor new mess
SiS g iSr 0lS rrime sLi 9 for pew PRIME , ma
50 oF codntrv uriue s50OaS 90 country NESS $4,000
5000 rsllscken ness; Sll,00a SIS 90 exfla mess.
BkEF .HAMs-Qui1s At Sl2eSls for state; Sil ,5o9S5
PRIiIE MESs BEEF-Quiet and nominal al sisasis
CUT d MEATS-Limlted business hoing. u uncIansed
BEcoN-ouist and unohangeds
LA1-ln noderuie request shl steaty. Sales 10 bols
BUIIEE-uOnmOn is dulI and heavy; good aud prime
PIcsis n ley fslr request Sales At n9lde for Ohioi
CHEESE-stsady at lOsl21sc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
Something Exclusively for The Ladies'
BROWNS
HYGIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST.
AND IMPROVED
=
SKIRT SUPPORTER.


Patented Dec 2Oh, 1859.
livery LADY SHOULD HAVE
~ ONE-In fact, every would have one, fthey on
So oSg sorSs he most perfect sSMsETRS. and dsats
nothing from the BEsT CONCEIVABLE FoRt, but directly
F1oo9 that relieves the HIPS from the smSst ins0p-
portable burden TO which they aEe so@enss subjected By
suspendiug the slrs, &C upon the shoulders, and BY
means OF Circular Brae St0gg and Supports the cloth
ing cOmpletey preventing them from PRESSING against or
BsARNG down upon the CheSf Hips aud Abdomen which
makes It truly AHTI-LAcRR Loding the skirts away
Supporter entirely away from the waist Il is also true
and efficient SHoUL BRAcEhrowing the entire supp
tic straps his and valuable invention is also designed
sffJrd iedlte relief and IN many olect
IotL CURE ACUTE AND CHRONIC bIsFAsEs. caused BY
TIGHT LAclas as many VINO save used i lot such COM
examination Of some Of our most eminent and scientific
medical men who all pronounce them the bes thing Of
and give universal satisfaction 70 all who have
they must be s.s to give one az iGea 9 them 5Rd 'goTn
Cleveland and examine them Lady will always be in
t 10 SSure I oro sell sSFS VIII ea
on the proprietors at CHAGRIN FALLS, O., who have
CAUTIoN. .-IIiperSons infringing in anv way or man
this Patent, will most asSuredy be dealt wi
NORRIS, sHEFFIELD CO. Propliotors,
sqeces.onsto H F. Brown Co.
Read the following Eer0mmendi tions and references.
kindly furnished publication BY those who have
lhese Wsss examInsd and sold them which from the
ny haitsrlng communications have and Tecuy-
ing daily is deemed sufficient f9y the present. a, ,o,o
Mss,rs NORRIS, sHEFFiEEo Cos We, The gnieTsEn-
ed, having worn BROWNS CELEBRATED HYGIENIC SUs-
lIsT for the last Few moths take great pleas
IL recommending it TO the attention Of every lady It is
admiral " adapted to the convenience IegHiy and
heahh OF the wsarer Furthermore, know It always
relieves and in many instances effects radical of the
numerous diseass caused BY tight laciog We hope to
come into genra use, fully satisfied it is
what every lady who values comfort and health should
have; md We advse every enc purchase It, for
O. sssure them they Will never regret IT,
Mrs. Charles LeaFett. p Mrs. L. Stnir,
- 30 i l., Beckwith - i. M Cobb,
T" H @ Blossom, I" H. n Burnett,
/. W. Curtiss, s B. PeaTce,
- @. L. Ransom, Z" 2. Cowles
Miss Amela P. Nash, Prof Brainerd.
Airs. D. Priichufd,
nEFEREncEs.
Dr. s. Bsckwith, Bransrd & Bmridge Patent
- r. g. Cleyeihnd, Right Agents,
y W. B. ReZneT, =. COwles, Editor Leader
" - Thrall, ..f OHSian E. Dodge, Agent for
4" N johnson, FiaaOs.
E. I. Baldwin Co., NIGHTS J II. Dewitt, Herchant.
Freeman 8 Kellorgi "
Morgan Root. ieb2s:2sl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
TRIESEMAR, 1,2 & 8,

DROTECTED BY ROYAL LIE T
i TIERS PATENT Of England and secured BY th
Seals the Ecole Dc Pharmhce de Psrs and the lmpe
rial College Of Medicine, Vionna.
No s nva uahs for exhaustion, spermAtorhDa, and
all oily sicll disabilities.
No completely eradicates all traces Of those diseases
that have bthe been treated BY the and pern-
cioua use Of cOpaiva and cubebs. ...
No has entirely upplAnted the injurious Of mer-
cuTy, thereby nsurng the sufferer speedy relief dis
psrsing all Impurities, and roofing out Che venom Of dis
TRIESEAIAR, Nos l. and s. are prepared in the form
Of lOzsnge devoid Of taste and smell and carried
IN the WtlstcOat pecet Sold in Tin and divided into
separate doses, administered BY VSpeau. Lalemsnd
RouL, Rico d, &c Price S3sach cases for 50. which
69 be had Wholesale and RETAIL Of Dr. BARROW, No lst
Hleecker street, New York, ImmedRtely receiving
recsiving remittance DR. Barrow will forward the TTe
semar any psIt Of the world securey packed and ad
dressed according 10 the Instructions Of the writer
~ s. oid also by GAYLORD HAMMOND D and WIN.
FlSKE lsgeland. 3D.. ian3l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

\ Before J. HeEsenmualler,
Justice Of the Peace for CleTe-
, land Township. Cuyasoga Co.
laIch, A. d. 1860, sa d Justice
ut IN this aboTs action for the
hundrsdth dollars.
IGERSOLL & RINSMAN,
.2T7. Pltff8 AttFs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

nR A w. TUCKER.-It has become
veil known fact that ha cures hundred8 Of Chro-
Ma disease with his Baths and Medicines Whsrs all other
~ cflcs fails He will guarantee 70 cure RhsumatiEu
sat Rheuu Scrofula Liver COMPLAINT, Chill Fever, DyS
Depsd Gr1vel. Asthma, Catarrs DrueF; also secondary
poci6e that nsVsr fails Good in all other Chro
uic diseases, and acute. Call and the Doctor.
~ Once No. III Ontario street, uP stairs.
f5- Coasntation Free. .E maf4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
9rwi1rg Matbines.

THOSE FIVE DOLLAR SEWING
Il MACHINES recommend themselves Tbs frst in
voice is sold and smother lot expected to-day.
mars RETTBERG 4 HAUsATANN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
mar Lprttassl ? Y
OF AMERICAN W0-

HEATH OF AMERICAN WO-
Read Notices II The Tribune EDee Dec. l, 1858
From his E1csllsncy, JAMES j WEsTCOTT 0ossrnor
Of Florida end enbar % the United statda sanatS.
For upwards Of twenty ass ysaTs was afiirted with
disease 10 family Which the best medical and lurtca
talent In the couElry aed cure but Which yielded In
most salts ect0Ey manner The 0Fasonbsr Remedies.
b JAS. d WEsTCoTT"
. NEW YORK, February lG5o.
DT. J. r. BRDoE-Duaf Sir Some two years ego i1-
Innate female friend had been suffering from falling Of the
womb whites and dsfansod msnsiruaton tusetter with
attending symptoms clearly described in yOur adT6
ussmsnl5 and pamphlets She lad the Esy host medical
this city Until elEtly pToErated and her phylcan
hnay told hert he though her life might pot5y be
RLolonged aEery little ohggf undeF bs most qdclols
eln FOR two West sfter that she continual % llnk
Enen came into your ocs At the 0rlofeDbsrg Medical
and re- aied her symptoms. As you we're c1ph
uen oi the 9Eactenbog Marzhala Cath0i6un IN roaT-
us her she dlsohsIgo al the phYScians and tried " tho
egu9tngy ProVideuiin Il relieved her quickly, and
polite! entirely cured her Since then ToarH,
aefe mas besn any tcurrsaeo Of the seamplant snd
tha a a. strong active and healthy when yeunF GT
. . mo n. BRfGG9.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
c. kw. sTErsoN, Attornsy q
Peter A. Bishop, PltG.

%.
Wallace Campbell. Def't.
Ohio On the 5th day Of d
fled an order Of at thchmeI
sum Of sixty eight and eight
nlsrsland. March 9. issi 81 |:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

| WAKLWG CONNECTIONS
A. C3sEsaHd with sgeland and Toledo ClsEgaad- c.
ius Cilcinna Clstsland and Enc aad ClsFsllad
and fiitEburgl Railr 4 q.
Al SolsL With hacks 70 Chagrin FGIls, sc.
At Nantua Wiih hacks for Rayeuna- Sc
Al Bracegills with hacks 70 NeNtOr Hai.s, &C.
At Wanen with hacks to Sharen, GIeenfsld meadVi1s
a. YonngstoWn vita stages for New Casts, Poland,
1Sl, and E9on Valley. and thsacs By P. =. ". &C. r
- CHAs. l. RHODES. ssps.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
HORFHgRN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Ne +. CO.'S EXPRESS,
AND

> 4
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising be foloRing Efficient and reliable Lats
Lines
Daily to Dun KIRK AND NEW YORK .u
Daily to SAN DUsKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Trt-wsskly to. oGDENsBURGH, ,oswEGo, BOSTON
TTi-WseEly to CHIC4Go. 1IILWAUKEE. MACK
MAC End Intem le0 late Ports.
- Property Colsiened delivered tO viii fe
esiVs prompt and careful attention and dispatch
" Passengers viii be tcketel through al dIectiolg
n n fhe rastr r7ta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
HOME TESTIMONY.

. WEST BEDEoRD, Cothocfon Co. O., May IT, 81
NJ h Is. k.h6gLEN-Sirs IhaFo bseu selling the med.
ones Of the GTaeenbeg Company for ihs last ten years.
$40 nave found them 70 give god sat slaetion
Ead the tlls nave sod t0a many families rsgu-
ary as their tsa and ooa and with my they have
IeeOme staple article MarshAlrs Ut ren Cath0c0n s
Diseases One lady sold t to told mo sS mad Received
more benefit hOm bottle than shs did from long
course Of medical tnsaimant By the sfu physl-
eiAIg. JAMES WILSON,
The GrasSsnbsrg Marihalrs Uterine
CathOhcon
Il offered a. certain cure aocOmraHai with the fossn
gymptoms:
AfregulATttag--We aintlesB--peranEed App
tite-salloW Complo10n-Pain In the Back and
kidnoys-Cn ills-Cold "A ode and Feet
boalng-FeY eYarHhness-Neuragta--
Heldache-Rs Il smess-
. Disturbed slsep-F lushes Of Heat
Geuaral Pain-CraWIiug and Pain IN
In the Spine and between de Shouldsrs-4acid
stomHch-N passing Of Urine, with heat
Urine s-NightmRro-Dsspail-H
terlcs--AnIo1y-Re FGce--
Nervous TWitching Starting
r C0nStlTpation-lrntable TsmpaTa-Sad-
ness-Depraved Flatuiance-BIOaf-
ed and irregular B0Esls-Uupleasant Dreamaz.
Pains 10 Uterine OTgans--NumJnest and Pains in Ifmbs
sod BY City Druggists and Msdicins dsalsrsthroug
OUT the country,
q For Medicines Agencies address
H B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
noF2;dEW General Agent for Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
Bail ROd6s.
1850.-R0.
Cleveland, C0lambat { Uinti1lati EailFoaI

Cleveland, ColumbuS & Cincinnati EailF0aa
Heta -
WfNTEH 1RhzI.6FS SfEsS -
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov.
W a. 1859 Passenger Fainl leave ClsYsland sssolio.s:
s0A NJ Cncnnnatf Express stopping Il Bursa Graf.
ia.. Son La Grange Wellington. New London. Sa-
=. - lem shelby, and All stations south Of Shelby
f9 m Cincinnati Night Passenger, Stopping 5s.
tlona between CloFeland and Gallon, and a
. . CaruiDrton and Delaware; bilo, stoppins ts
leave palsengsrs a. al statfen1 south Of Gali0n.
.-Ia CONVICTIONS.
8aolBSs BanduakY, Mansfed and Newark Railroad To-
Ma11Aeld M Vornsn, Newark, zanesTill8, 40
Cfss Alae Pti.bursh - Wayne and Chicago E4lEogd,
= OF korest Upper rslnduakTr Delphosr liIla, 81
+ Nayne, LAport9, Chicago, Gc. west, aEd Ea1g
f0I manEhsid, Wooster, bfassillon. &c.
oaioA ind Belsfontaas RaFuud Line for Maroon Belle.
. 'H i9nlaine sidney Unioa, Mancie, Indianapolis
AstIs - aAl1-s y lasen1es, EfansEts, LoutsFiiis
uSiaHs IlOa and CiaeiHaali Lins, for sprngasIa, o.
Dayton, Hamilton, CincinlatI. EehInuld. In
diarepolili IsITe Hautg, 81 L0ffis. as., md at
..a Cihct4Hati with the Ohio AfasEsiypi Rail-
Load fof LouiSEilis, and Al points On lie OAls
q srbus Litls Miami and CoIuuBas and Xsuia Ran
H- road, for Aenlas. Day lOu, Indianapolis, Isrra
- Hauts, So BOlig, Morrow, LOyeland. and Can-
cinnatt and Withtho OHIO and d is5isslppi Rail-
road u Cincinnati for LcusTill8, EFangyilis
Cairo, St L0uia, and AL points on The OHIO river.
enubua Central Ohio Railroad fOF Newark ZanasYil8
Whesing &c; COlunlbus, Piqua and 1ndlana
FaiToad Tor Piqua, Urbana, Ee.
- Tor Tickets 70 ali poiutl and iuormaticn apply Al
the Union ticket oes 81 supsroTatrsst, OF Al ne Pa
: 4 5. FLINT, sgPsrtnisadsai-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

All the Il aims going Westward connect a. Cleveland with
trSns for paledO Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati &C.
&c; and Y ths trains going Eastward connect ss
n15krF vim the trains Of tie New York Central aua Ruf
faio and New Fork City Railroads.
c1.v.lspd. N ~. Illh lsss ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-WiI
IA be Esd at public auction Friday. April eth com
rencing AZ ~ o'o OK A NJ the farm Of L. D JOhg-
son late q HewhuS the entire stock sing Of cattle
sheep. horses hogs wagons buggiss ploWs snd other
fsrming imPements Also, one piano and quantitYo Of
her household furniture credit Of stx months will be
given on all suns Of three dollars and ever
A. MCINTOSH
marl6:27 administrator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
ARRANGEMENT.

WANAG1 A1hLAAlAU4AAAEAENAs
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
" 18th, Iss9 Paz8sEgsr TrlinI VIII fJloHEs
LEAVE CLEVELAND
I0lO A. n Da Express TTn. stopping a all stations
cent Y icklhe, Mentor. Perry, Unio1vills md say
brock, and arrives a. Enc ls4 P. N, DuEkirk AZ
p NJ. .Bufalo sos P. d.
va r. As soIsmodafioa Train for CoBeaut stopDln
e n AL cav ststlOns
o.O0P N Nj 3ht Express Train Stopping PunesTflls
AEbtabula. Conn6aut and irard only, and arTfVss
Ere l2S5 A. IL, Dunkirk 2:A0 A. d., Buffalo 4sI
LEAVE ERIE.
q.ts f. a. Night Express Train, stopping at GiEaFd Cgr
@' neaut Ashtabula and Panesville OnlY and arrfTs
q Cleveland 7:05 A h.
a1sI d. Dav Express Train stopping a. all statOuse
Vpt Say brook, UniOnFille, Perry. Mentor { wick
i, e, and arrive At Clsvellnd 7:05 P. 81
a--on mediation Train viii leave COnneauf at SD A
stoOonT al stations, and arrive At Cleveland ss
A. NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

.r e. g. BOSTON, March 7th, lsya
have made chemical analysis Of commercial anpiss
OF CheBnut Grove Whiskey, which proves to be rec fo
h9 heavy Fusil Oils and perfectly purs and
ted The hne flavor Of this Whiskey ia dered from me
Grain used In manufacturing it. Respect alIy
A. A. HAYES, III. D., Si-ais AssaTer
No, rs RoTlSfoI ST.,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

I ..F ~ - p. !. ID
-
FiLEVELAND AND MAHONIEQ
~ Raj. BOAD.-TIdE TABLE, No. is
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
efsssasf % Youags-l YOaaOsfOt7n % ClsgsH
toBH ksad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

ppnEESSnR OF lEBECTROFATHH MEDiCINE,
- once Ne III Ontario street, up stairs, few doors
nee % s9s cs bouTs from L Hnd from 9tRs O'Clock daily
f1T,595d,Ss eTesuted nova
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

NEW YORK, Sept, 81, 1858
have analyZed a sample Of the Chesnut Grove WhisLey
received from Charles Wharton Jr, Of PhiadelDhiA,
aud having careful y tested IT, pessed 10 say that II S
entirely free frOu sOnouS d6etsrOus substances. II
Is an unusually pure and hne favored quality Of whskey
JAMES r. Chiffon
ANALYTICAL Chemist
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
WHEELER & WILSON,

By the Committee at s Fair OF the American Institute in
New York at the National Far held Chicago and
all the principal State Fairs held the past season. proving
beyond doubt thst the
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-02
Gents Travelling shawls !

A FEW Of these goods, have just been received
"A at the Clothing Emporium.
uct5i W u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-02
THE CROSSE TET
GAS LIGHTS.

rrHE subscribers having purchased the
exclusive right TO cell In this city and
parish. Dariord d Bailsy's non explosive
self Generating GAS L.MPS, are prepar-
ed to supply the public with one of the
most beautiful and economical lights now
In use. The fluid is non-eNplosive and the
lamps are keptin order without any trouble
as there Is no trimming of wicks required
and this gas is entirely free from unpleas-
ant odor aud smoke (unlike the Coal OIL }
The Patent Burners can at small eX-
pense be fitted to all ordinary iamps, aud
the total cost of the light, which Is more
billiaut than that of . candies, is about
cent per hour. We are using the lamps in
our store aud invite every one to come and
examine for themselves. Non-explosive
Gas constantly for sale.
marie ED. & WIN. BOGEL.
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NEW CONFECTIONARY
THIRD STREET.

HAVING purchased the stock and fix
IL lures of the old aud well-known
stand of the late +. MUssELMAN, I have
made-and shall continue to make addi-
tons thereto, until every article usually
kept ut such an establishment will be
found i'm my shelves. Candies-embra-
cling all the fine fancy confections cakes,
fine wines, pickles, preserves, sardines,
segars, sauces etc, will be found Mt my
establishment of the very best. BY strict
personal attention, aud disposition TO
please the public, ] am determined ia
make the Third Street Confectionery
equal to the growing wants of tho City
and surpassed by none in the State. Store
open day and night to . o'clock.
novl5 q. ID. WADDILL.
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JUST RECEIVED.
NOW OPENING.

A VERY elegant stock of Fall and
n Winter Dress Goods, consisting in
part of fine French, Silk and Velvet Bon
nets, and Chenille Head Dresses. lso
a large stock of silk dress patterns, Bertha
Capes, Hoop skirts, Corsets etc.
MRs. \. X. GRAY,
Opposite the old Court House.
octT- Sind W.
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d. r. II IGH E,
EngiHeeg' ~ sHOChiniSt.

b A TON ROU Il L, LA.
HAVING located myself in this city, beg leave
III to offer my services y Planters and others, as
wears experience in the Island Of Cuba. and sew
rral wears in this State feel confident Of being
able TO give perfect satisfaction to all those who
nav favor ne with their patronage. Particular
attention given to STEAM TRAINS of all descrip-
tions. Machinery Of ell kinds repaired, and fully
guaranteed.
am also prepared TO furnish at short notice
SUGAR Mills, STEAM ENGINES, PORTABLE
ENGINES; SASH and CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
Of the latest patterns; BACASSE fUNNACE;
STEAM TRAINS, Of all descriptions, etc., etc.
70 Letters addressed to d. Il TI3HE, BATON
Rouge, La, will meet prompt attention.
iune25.
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stamping for Embroidery Work.

llNOR the accommodation of the ladies,
II have made arrangements with u house
in the city aud ladies' can have stamping
for Embroidery Work. or any kind ofgoods
done with neatness and at very short no
tice. will make weekly shipment on
every "Wednesday and return the goods on
the Monday following. -
s. NJ. ASHER,
dec20-tf Lafayette Street.