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ANTONIO yERCIA,
Barber and Hair-DreSser.

III AS opened BARBER SHOP in Upton, and |, now
. prepared to Shave, Cut and Dress Hair, Shamnoo.
&C from long experience he feels confident OF giving
satisfaction Give him cali-4th door south ~ the
dost ohice Shop closed at Q A. NJ. on SUNDAYS
While is also prepared to do WHITEWlsHING
IN the most approved manner. hlyvYl
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nrap Queen Nietoria's departure from

Brussels, on her return to England, was
delayed for two days by co'd which shc
caught in Germany. 1t is striking
proof of the excellence of the constitu.
tion OF Queen Victoria, aud of her phys
ical training and regularity Of habits,
that during the twenty three years she
has been on the British throne, she has
never been confined to her room from
sickness for single day, except on nine
"extra' occasions.
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JAMES w. BAGLEY.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
IN cHANC"RY, & NOTARY PUBLIC;
TIrT0N, Iowa.
zss~ orFlcE-At the court House, in the
Sheriff office. y5nlO
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WELLS %PICER,

,ATToR N L Y AT LAW
TlfIbN, IOWA.
Also, Notary HU"LIC and COMMISSIONER OF
DEErs for the STATE OF CALIFORNIA Office in
Court House [nDv71
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the icntle hrcezis. lie nokt at me in a
austccr manner for a few minitS. f. ,cI.
:" DO vou blceve in Solomon. St pauI.
the immaculatcucss OF the Nornin
Church and tie Latter day RevcIa.
shuns?'
Scz |. 'Ime on it ~ | make it. a pint
to git along p)esunt, tho | didn't know
what under the Son the cid teller was
driviu a; lie said might slow.
"Nou air morrlcl man Mister Nuny.
I bIceyc ?" SCI l, prcparn to rite him
sum free parSis.
" hcy eighty wives, Mister Ward.
scrtiny am marrid "
How do YOU ike it as far as have
got p sed |.
! He cod M;iaH"," a"l ared me
wouldn't | like to sec bis tamcrIy, to
which | rcpidc that | wouldn't m'nd
mngiIn with the fair Seek x h"r"hln IN
the w1nnn smiles Of his iutrrestIn wives.
lie accordIng y TUX mc to his : arcnm.
/ The house is powerful big and in OK.
ccedln large room was hl$ wives and
children, which IarSt was Squawkln and
! hoIj"rln cnuft - tax" Tie roo' rite crI th"
house 1Hc WImin WAS Of al. >jzr> and
ages. Sum was pretty and sum was plane
sum was hc!thy X sum was "a the"
Nayne-wh'eh is verses, tho sich was
Iot my l"'1' nuns rs De-" prove "'
p''"" 'e'''> IN i''"2 fh,a%' ~" q &C..
c">'''' i'I''r'S ] can JriA II" cNaI
!" "',l '' '"'h ,l'''N',r H1Ut"'y letters.
" " "''I>' custer " '.'"' sea 1"'-,
l cur S"F''n'' m'f'nS, S'1 !, as
T'' cow" III cA'Vr ""'Io a red "'1I1
). Eo,iIns ,h,so viva, go, soo l.n,
Mister Ward " s,d ynn., - hoye o;,,',,' 49,,
more IN v,r;, nar.. nf III. ,.nnso.r-,., },
land that are Sra1,I ~ mo ,' - ''''> y ~, "a
"Which 2,' srz u;,Iin -, (. st,rc;n
.. him -
" Sc,Iod Sir so.,ol"
.,vL,rn lov.ty -, saw.
uJsod s;r ,lou u,a, o.l..,r, r.
snake in ,r,,uol,. rn;oo o "'" "
"Wiu tLry ,r,I,bIn co,,;,r, oo :,
that s,iIr - ,t,r cr.y+ oxtn,,, q, -. :
axrl
..Sir" s,i1 ho ,urn;,, s.r.3 ., ,
bi'rI beet, "don't you know taat the ruInS
of our Church is that |. tie pr.lit. n.ay
hcv as many wives a, want. .''
''Jes SO, seI. "Nou are o'l pie,
ain t you?'
"Thcm as is Sealed to mc-r.,at is TO
say, to be mine when wants uo,--air at
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G.. IL. SCOTT.

4 TTORNET AND N>EILOR AT LAW
"A TlPTo>, CErNH COTNTY, Iowa.
Ofic" III Court House with County Judge.
Nov. Is. IoCC-u.E
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La w CARDS.
III. G.. ?IATT,

III. G. pIATT,
Attorney and Counselor at Law:
NyILL PURCHASE AND SELL REAL ES-
w TATE, locate Land Warrants, attend to
the Payment Of Taxes. Investigation Of Titles,
&c. ricular attention given to collections.
All business ntrustcd to his care, will be attend
ed to with p:omptness and ii elity.
Efs" Office in the basement of the New Court
House, llPTON. Iowa. (v1nl
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vijOS. HANNA,

TEOS. HANNA,
ATTuRN ~ AT LAW,
.NUSC.9TL.rE :: :: IOWA.
Office, No, 2li second street. Particular atten-
tion given to collections in Muscatine Louisa
Cedar, Johnson and Scott counties-titles exam.
med, taxes paid, ~.
nig IT
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u. e. @ 0 M p T O N,
SH!np. G,
Forwarding IL Commission Merchant

MGsCATINE, : : IOWA,
Ms taas !. Tor the patronage heretore ex-
Tinto,, - /" me ~ the merchants and others Of
FIJI at'enn n,a vicinity, hope by prompt and faith
go taauon TO any business intrnsteJ 10 m
'"te' 10 merit its continuance. '''''' " nay
~ hsFERENeEs
Nj y " stone, Muscatine, Iowa
A. pgilvic, ''
Peter 4. Dey. iowa CITY: IT. p,oa.sc
+. L. Freeman, Ma,lack = oo'' chicago
II. N. Holden, Washington, Iowa. s'.Louis
Muscatine, June %, ls6U:tf
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OF ALL KINDS.
FAIRBANKS & GrccnIeac.
30 Lake street Chicago.
BE careful to buy only the genuine. Il6yl
II EROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL. the chean.
~ est possible light in use for sale by
Dec io %: JAMES MYER
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

Nisio. ~ "StRin's The New
York correspondent Of the Charles
ION Courier ("Pihk" says
William Nillp is about retiring from
The amusement business lie has
made his iofiunn. and wishes 10 spend
The remainder If hiq days IN duieinass
snd IN rpaeo The iainous Niblos
theatre md uarden end toncet, ropm
whieh belongs tp : ! slsvaii. lie
marble palace dry goods man- sie
adva,iised ~ be lpl ~ lnased Iinin The
let 81 Nav most. ft oha ~ . settles 81
vpafs lha s'pnsssof If Nihl" will
ha,p - llrmit task ~ keep up The
reputation 81 tho establishment. "s tie
founder did. without - spsck 80 .
llau,isl,. fof about - qpht'ei ~ . "n''-
intt.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
lIynuurnunlA ash Eurtmcrsu- -

IIYnuurrunrA Ash EMrtnioisu ---
The London Uora,sg STIR says.
some time ago statement up.
poarcd IN all tho jputnalH that ten
persons had boon bitten by mnd
dog Mt Author (Eurcct Loire -
The .Ionrpm ne fbayfres now IN
nouuccE the death Of the fourth
victim. u little gitl. who had ap.
pcnrcd quito we'll TILL three ~ four
dnvH back, whcn the dreadful NAL.
adv appeared aud carried her off
IN few hours. The six other per.
SONS bitten. seem 90 be out of all
danger. The same paper then pro-
cccd4 To- say: Thirty years ago
three persons of that village were
bitten by u mad dog. Two Of them
applied To- man who was said to
possess an infalllblc cure for hydro.
phobla, handed down from father
to rnn for sovcral1 generations. --
They both got well. *hilc the third,
who had applied ios regular prnc-
titioncr, died n few days after
This fact was universally known
in the country round, and when
the last sad affair occurred. six Of
the persons bitten applied TO the
son of the empiric, who now poss'
csscs fathers secret. the othcr four
being treated by professional men.
The result is that the six survivors
are those who had recourse 10 the
secret remedy, while the four who
had died were treated by the facul-
~. We cannot explain these facts,
but we can guarantee their au-
tuenticiiy."
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

fgg Tho Hon. John T. Kennedy
is writing nnyd for The Ifiapife
1tsfd sies llia stems VIII ~ Ibid
~ Maryland. md ihp slu'y lalains 10
s,inn sinpnlaf circumstances tradition
81 ~ that state. ~rinp ~ these ~
ounslances having connection with
oihets thal pocu &C.,, IN England. Lrtd
Maoaulav was written +" 10 relation
H. them. md iha mal'nf which hp fri
nishnd ~ details is all nsal in HE s'o-
~
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
sss- An extraordinary event !

sss- An extraordinary event in the
history Of the German jews has Just
taken place. In the free city OF Ham.
burgh. where n jew, ten years ago,
was no, even eligible for night CON
stable, Jew. by the free suiIragcs
Of the citizens, has lately been clio.
sen chief magistrate, next in station
to the highes, dignity in that Rcpub.
lie. The gentleman elected is dis
tinguished juris-cousult and writer. DIR.
Gabriel Riesser, who was vice-Prcsi.
dent Of the German Parliament that
sat at Frankfort in ls4s.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
LESSONS FANCY wnnRs.

MADAME HUsTFiIF. wrrll respect
lNullv inform the ladies' oi Esa' Bet'n
ilpus.. ibst she is permanently lpea'nd
hrtr rnl vil give lessnns 10 Drawing
Pointing. Embroidery. Was wrik. Paper
Flrvafs add nthet lpney work
Tuf terms and address reference j. made
~ WIN hngel rs1i. on Lafayette s'feet
nrf3p itndNH.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

say- The Gipsies, far and near, says
the Dayton (Ohio) Jonrnoi, Of We'd
ne-day, arc gathering in this city for
the purpose of burying, with appro-
pripte ceremonies, the remains OF their
king, Owen Stanley.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
PIfRE MEDI(INEHi

T INVITE the attention 81 physicians and
II planters 90 tbs large stock o. Drugs asai.
zines, Chemicals and Brandis, Z am daily re.
esiying. Ny goods are all FROM tho most reliable
houses. You can rest assured, ~ sending IA
your orders. they will be filled 10 your sstisf.e.
tIpn. aud With Nsdicines that are PURE AID
GENUINE. u. u. DAY,
mar2T-zv Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29


Az IiNpLhAsANr tusruNi.-In y
leita, irom japan 10 The New York
Herald we fnd the following
IN the land of lIrabmn. When two
people quarrel about piece Of ground.
be who hos most nalignity. pa well ns
londnpss lor his family in him. iakaa
knife. walks deliberately TO his
ueighbor's house. and planting him
salf right before his door. ,unliuiously
cuts bic own throat. What, tou may
ash docs he phln by ihisf Ito gains
his lawsuit, for tho disputed land iue.
vitality becomes The property of his
family. \ similar alteration Of in.
trllect prevpila Among the Japanese.
pom The least possible ltovocatipn,
gentleman will seize upon his sword
aud rip his own bowels. Very fro.
quenily whole lnmilics pre ordered by
the Government to do ihl4 decd
upon themselves. aud they obey Ut
once. The poor japanese, II my Que
chooses io oIef h,m m ipdigpiiy,
must sacrifice himself wherever lac
may happen 10 be, 81 clzo consent TO
live nmong his suicidal fellow country.
men u dlrgraced aud lost man.
With party proceeding one day
on m excursion into tho country, VIZ
were followed by two officers OF the
government, who performed this duty
under strict compulsion Our Amer
lean friends were thrown into savage
mood by the occurrence, aud ono Of
these turned back aud closely con.
itouted these officials, aud took hold
ct one 81 them by the shoulders, turn.
cd his face towards the bamboo cdi.
lice, aud gave him slight push In
that direction Tho two Japanese
persisted IN coming on; the Yankee
took his man again by tho shouldora,
aud performed with his heavy oxpo.
dltion boot violent ceremony, which
is usually considered any thing but
ilettering or agreeable throughout the
rest Of the world but IN Japan was
an insult that we might safely aver
had never been committed before, and
which could only be avenged by death
Without, therefore, making the slight.
est attempt at retaliation on the body
Of his adversary, he unshcaihed his
chief sword, which, beautifully bur.
nished, danced for an instant IN tho
sunlight
The Yankee meanwhile cx,ricated
his revolver from It's hiding place. IL
was needless, for Mt two strokes two
gentle slashes of that keen edged
weapon, performed in an instant, one
across the other like the letter X-he
had disemboweled himself, and fell n
swiftly. dying man. As he reached
the ground, he cast his eyes at his
adversary, and seeing him standing
near, apparently with no intention Of
following his example, he expressed
the most fearful agony he had ever
beheld We were all filled with dis.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

may NJ this STANCE event, while the
brother official sutteted ne With
threatening looks ~ the mos, intense
hutfot Tile aspects you 10 kill your.
self IL like nsuper. and with The
same sword" said the sabdwieh
Islander The American multetad
~, sumrili ING ~ The effect ihal be
WIS no, such fum Nleanwhile the
distortions 81 ihs dying man we're
painful ~ look upon the other ufh
rst muiipned Ne away. and went down
~ his knees beside The wounded body.
end before h. tusa. - few seconds sl-
ietwstd. the man wa dead
Mtrn.NAEtNu Al. woman. wn-
man al. welded vile = nh. fond
mother II fair daughters ! boss
strange thy passiun is ~ add I"
tbs titles ihat uf m1iher-in-law !
a'n tod. WHOM yuu have GOD tl,e
litta. II is often tnt - bitterness
aul - disappointment Nery likely
the son-in-law iz rude T., tnu. the
cpatsp. unnfninlul brute ! AID
very possibly. The daughter rebels.
llp ihanklpss serpent J Aud yet
ypn will 90 pn srhnniug and,
having met only with disappnini-
npni from Louisa and hpr husband.
ypn viii tfy aud ~ one lit joni
uia and Maria. aud down even ir
little Tpudlos. coming ont If The
nursery 10 huf rod Shoes When
Won SEQ lar with little Tommy.
y"nt naighhut's child. lighting over
! the samn Nnnh's a,k. 80 chamber
ing go Tho same rocking liuisp. !
make 49, doubt. ~ yunr lund silly
bead. son atr thinking. win
those little puppl" ment some
twenty years houco " sud you
give Tommy q very large piece 81
cake. AID have fine present for
! INV W. WV '|Nl'N'NFNN ''fF-- WV
know tun dn. though he is hui a
,udp. nuisy child. anl has already
/ Lnnipn 1uudIns. aud taken hnr doll
away from hrr aud inndo hor cfy.
remember when myself was
suffering from the conduct NJ q
voting woman inn a capital
which is distinguished Icy u vice
royal court and fium her heart
lossnrss. ns we'll ns hat Of her
relative. WIN. once thought. would
bn my inoihrrinl law Shrinking
ont to friend who happened 10
be- sporting some lines from Ten
nvson's " Ulysses " l'y George
Warrington. | have 40 doubt HAT
whom the young syrcns Hrt their
green caps ut the old Greek cap
tain aud his crew. waving aud
herkoning him with their white
arms and glancing siniles. nnd
whrrdling him with their sweetest
pipes ! have np doubt, sir. tho
mother syrrna weto heliind The
rocks. with their dyed fronts and
checks painted. so 40 to resist wa
tor.) and calling out. Now. Hal
cyonc. my child. that mir from The
lirnin Now. '+laukopis, dcnr.
look we'll 10 that Old gentleman at
the helm I!athykolops, love.
there's young sailor on the main
top. who will tumble right down
into yonr lap # yon heckon him -
aud 80 on. and So on. Aud !
laughed wild sbriols 81 despair
for |. too. have boon on The dan
pcrous island. md como away
thoncr. mad. furious. wanting u
strait wnisii'pht forBhW Wago
sVr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

Render into Cesar the Things
that are Cmsats."

Ne rB,fun noticed 80 article N tuuf
tspef Ice, week. headed the lleto n
rsifs" sni ynr pifhot intended W hH,-
i-,yss ~ Plough in 'hat Article, ~ 'nshs
ou, ,hat he va4 the Jijps matst. nnd snti
lied go nh The credit f9t the Triumphant
sua-pss ~ lla Industrial Faif Association.
held p, ne'pn Ronen 10 Mseh. lse1
wha, ~, Plough done and re.om
rli.hrl fraar ~ 'ren'r yerrs reo in
svstening 90 interest 20 feits. spnit ~
bic nld ossutiatas. who ~rte ,tsrnhrss ~
DO Association ~ ,hs, ,liap. ata nmll's,
With lis orptsilnrs. een errak ~ ,lem
eel yes.
TIE u1rtnt, ~ iis r''i-ls rhrh nr-
rrsted 20 VOW mrtniue's paper. mentions
'rrr'' 80 his possession ~ The 'ir 10
iei4. and ssts q vii ermrsre lavrreblv
ui,h the tait ~ tsed " So. should
like ~ sap - Published IN tle s"'ne rerst
win the i.ro't Of premiums 10 1880.
which viii smnuni 10 about siFo1. This
tprrft sill ha 80 Print supr. anl let "a
have She iaats ~ ,hs sptn- tira 7 tnrr
spinr ~ bic nid ntinlrts vrril litn w.
sns the teroti hiah he hrssis Of so. "
'he " Hero ~ Faits" was the nostrt
sri,it 80 getting ~ ihs last lsir. II "et
tsinly Is nsvs 3" r,e erd rant r'hnt
mamhrrs ~ She Association
I wos surprised fr see bet yrrt forp
r''i.la I'D mot give DE citizens of Baton
Rouge aul vicinity credit ior all their
snetrv end lahrt ~ this rnt"iirizp. ha
sllt4 'h- inliyi1pal pfrt' 20 taisp fluids
anlll"ia'' o. rpttt through thn lra' rrif
ri'h unprecedented sa.ra.
" D. Plrpgh's Taits ~era s',..rsefri.
Ny we're they discontinued Il Il fhn
frat instance in the history If Faits 10
/ this country tibet ihct havr sepn ahnn
/ donpl ius, 10 the hpirh' Of ,hrit piort
snl prosperity.
/ The rilisnns ~ Ration Rouge anl 81
/ "iuitt viii sprn Dec notified go assemble l"i
/ the purpose Of permanently organizing 30
/ inius'iisl reii Association ani. Mt
/ i,litut. think - viii be we'll 'u hava H.
| Tlnugh rfdspnt st tia meeting sni give q
/ statement Of HE mission. cuuuerisd viii
! ,le Eait- which b. boasts 81 also hi.
J connection with thn Fsit ~ ssn snd Y
he cen ron yinep people that he is ihn mas
ter split ~ nll rnits which have tear
held 10 The state. HE information viii H.
valuable. anl he viii ba iust Tho npn fai
The present emergency. 90 q large amoun
/ ul funds viii hete 10 w. raised ~ nrlpr y
establish - nn permanent basis
SurtutnR rnupprss.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

RS- The French Government il
thinking or establishing a bank Of
discount, deposits and exchange in
China.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
The Fertility ef Livingston.

Mute lively Importance makes y unt
intpfps, 20 rsll public attention in The
feet ~ tie wonderful frr"nd'tv ""d
r'odur'iveness. has' DH'on Rouge
is 10 he united with Livingston 10y -
bridge hoe h''ige, over which
any man m'Y =" w'ih"u' h"'ng 70
1n'fea '" F't VS. """y w "'"e
yea's aap The right wes eian'od 10
build bridge hnd yet sum" one ~
the gentlemen iio'n baS' Baton Rouge
every yea' s'hen. hos introduced the
oil sitash ~ o'def That assurance
might va n'de nine times sni". ihe
bill parsed 'n' the hihth tine ~ the
'As' spsa'""--'"e 0'''e ms give" hA'
'tesh "nnsan' !" ". "nd 'he'e is nom
~ TIE way 80 " except we money -
we ht''sp "'H v" h"'''
w impiess'oh went aptn'" s'"r
yH''s ~" mat 'hefp 10 g''h ~ NV
ingston. tact that We are wen r"n
t'h"ed ~. hn' " lies TOO deep. enh !"
1n'tes to" mn"h wnth'"g 7" r'Y d'g
gore ." ln"k after u. ihat The bot
tom ~ the Anite ~ lined with the
ah'ning liquid ~ riae"s. sas rinel
hoax patpettn'ad 80 the fomH about
this tine last season nevertheless
'hs,e ore gold fish thete. and how
could they get The bright hntnish 80
their hacks but fnr the presence Of
the pfeaious metal When The ri'
line Tor railroad WIS drawn on the
map pt Livingston aud several itees
hlased ~ show where the ruad might
,nn with reality, " u were only built,
1t Ia astonishing how many ei''rans
on the side ~ the rivp,. claimed ihpir
dumicil on the other, aud sone oi
them went 81 FAT az 10 have their
shirts washed there. Spme even for
sook their honest voealions ~ this
side aud with tents on their backs
aud pistols 10 their pockets. went
Over there aud not only persuaded
themselves that they we're rte-emp-
tors, nut went 70 The famous li''
heas) town OF ofeensb"is hnd 'hen
""' there convinced 'ne'e Sal" q
h'"' ''hse agent i"'" the s"'e way
OF thinking. Hut oil tbs "a matter
belonging !" Tho historian, aud u IA
downright plagiarism to nse 1t now.
The Tact TO DO established now IA the
unsurpassed Iec"nd''y ana iin''iul
ness ct Livingston, Witch we respect
fully offer M al nilset To- the gold.
which ~ admitted To Ito too deep Tor
working W was the Ponce be Leo"
eve hclieve) who. in the year 1867.
ve,, oys, IA I,y,,,st,, ,o l.,L st,o,
A. r,..l. IL. - ...,.-,i.. ,,e
Wv ., "'''" Tr'''t " v''''''''k w.
nv" inc ""'''"'e '"' o'' "p'' ''y""
remember tho ''oryf Mr Chaa Gay.
ATTIC teler- Ct IL. to hia beautiful to-
,,...,, ae ,i.,.,, r.a, ..,,,.. .
.,,.,, 80, '"
eon'" N'"' " "'''' ""'o" " '"' Na'"'
| S' ~ '''f7 ' NV
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
60 AND GIT TT

20 a. ". u. bays Drug store and zet Z" Henry
VI Costar's' Preparations, spd sou will not be
troubled any longer with Rats, Mice, Reaches,
Bed. Bugs, etc. Sir. Cosiir Ouarsntsss his prepa-
nations. and you should Try them.
-. u. DAY,
tasrg9-2w only AGENT Tor baton Rouge
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
Confectionery. Confectionery !

Confectionery Confectionery |
I HtFE just received direct FROM Iitnty NiL
i iard'H NapuffetrY
900 pa. soft or jelly DUN Drops fresh ana
pira--lsinon, sira~hsrfy, Rose. vanilla, pins
Apple aud Orange.
30 Pa. Lianprica props-exeslispt ~ eouyha
and colds
. B"sss hafshunellop Paste. This paste IL lie
neipus. aud u hlahIy recommended by physicians
Tor w. rirt1"s as brink ono 81 the best tings We
have ~ The cnre pf severe coughs. ~oids, aic.
~ Hprss Vanilla Chocolate Drops
- Assorted CANDY.
10 fir. French Chpc9latr
sold ~ D.. T.. DAY,
mar1I ~ DrnIsaf.
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NOTICE.

nus subscriber tegi leave ~ ntr. The eiii'
gnns pf nsien Iltuga snd vicinity. that he hes
Permanently established himself - . Dvar Stout
~ md Einishe'. spd hopes ~ sifini attention w.
htisiusss and moderate rharFasip feoaiva a lbsfsl
patronage NJ the pebble 10 general.
%. ". rENnT.
ustgeimikw D7sr. fepnfhr and Tinishsf.
Corner Nnfih nrulevsfd api opposite ilia sisis
tfrusn.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
Etttnn ea,tftt 40 Oestf

Please aui,eunee ! n DtFHoCq. Esq
% candidate ier Mayor at She nett April
election ~ the request ~
MASY Worries
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

Fritpn uArrttr avn 'rsrf:
rlesse srnounee LtYI KELLUM, ssa
candidate for Cty Msfshsl Election first
Mrn1ey IL Amt feb9 +.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

NJ rrirrr rissse Announce The name
~ CHApLrs CHFNNFTTr 20 90 inlt
pendent candidate for city Marshal ~ The
approaching Atrir tlae'ioh lie viii be-
supported w NANT FO1FlS.
fafU
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

fbstes g.fstts .ss Utsff;
! pis-ss snrcsssst !, y. EtAW, sss esnaias,s ~
ts.eiseiisr ~ ths sfhss efss yct. tise,irr NON
/ asy. ,he Oh ssy ~ SPIRIT
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

Fr The city Of Hamburg has
Offered To present graiis TO the city OF
New York as many swans Tor Cen
trail park ns the commissioners may
desire. The courteous offer has been
accepted.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
yAsKEE CLOCKS.

IuFT RECEIVED ffe'e tho Waterbury p,anHfses
~ tprv. large V'ire ~ iigbi pay tlnets. with
and riiheut aiafmnrs ~
THEODORE OOtBMANS
maris Lafayette street. nsaf Main
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
Important Notice.


I'VE .ss ~ . Isfiaas's sANiTARY aprrL
has produced most s-inis'v effects. which We
hssten ~ tnste knern w. the rubiie ~ lsrss.
A'onre iis Other Rop1 qualities. vhieb are mi
vasssllg ssnsriadesa. u hiss besh h'rha ~ be
hiehi7 .ssfui end berehcirni :, wefnan IN HE
stare - Pregnancy. ara thsi n fseiiilqies ihsi'
delivery.
~ @isr improves resiiitslv The quality snd 10
efsese il,a quantity ~ Mils ~ Nurses.
Ne pthef tind If Ford esn he compared w. :,
y ms he administered withosi fess H. The young
set children. :, fsf,rshsns sna Strengthens them
-nl preserves then .esinsi sfsqi msbt ais.
assas peculiar in 'hsir see.
We r,sy therefore esfeirtly recommend ~ ~
sysfg fsr,ily.
fTtty ohspeuna psrsf ~ ,ie s4NtrARY
HhufL eontsins ihifis-,v pofiions r., sns PEI
son Ihsg ere st signed w. " MtRAAy. H.
yHrtnt shl Fs,ehiss.
eAnsrsl Depoi ~ New O,iasns-ii CONT street :.
hsi vssn thsti,ss sna pnf4i fnrgird.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

t1r trHtHtH Ht'sF vffiib. hss nv fri
w rHvsr ~ Attorney aHtirs 'rs she-nrs
frrrip-ff hfSF NFfFfh
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

sSF We ere authorized - snnrunee III
WAND IpUslNAHtt. ~ candidate fo'
cry Nhfshel ot the approaching Ar'il
election.