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~A General Intelligence Office. ha

MA General Intelligence Office. ha
been opened by G. p. Plumnner. in the
room over Plummer Il Kelly's Drug Store
Those out OF employment and those want
ing help, will be benefited by patronising
our Young friend. He has also connected
= real estate and collecting agency with his
General Intelligence Office. and those hav-
ing property to sell or rent. will find Charley
. most excellent and safe medium through
which TO transact their business. Give him
q call and your patronage.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-13

~At the late session of Whitewater
Monthly Meeting Of Friends held in this
city. about $3.50 we're contributed for the
relief Of the suffering in Kansas-.Thro'
the benevolent exertions Of J. N. Starr, and
Others Of this city. about $500 were presen-
ted to the widow of the late Philip Reilly,
who was killed by falling from burning
building some weeks since.-Prof. kuch-
man and his class gave a concert IN Starr
Hall. on Saturday evening last. which was
largely attended. The proficiency Of the
pupils indicated the ability aud skill Of the
Professor rs . teacher Of vocal and inssru.
mental music
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-13

Masonic Banquet:-The Royal Arch Ma
sons OF Cambridge city. propose holding q
Social Banquet. on Christmas afternoon in
their Hall. The Fraternity. irrespective OF
rank. with their wives and daughters,are in
vited. A Masonic Lecture. Prayer and vo-
cal music. together with . social chit chat
affording genesal feast for the mind and
inner man. Camps A. B. Caypool. N.
Jones, and A. s. Elliott. compose the COM
mittee of arrangements. being sufficient as
surance that all things viii be done we'll.
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~An honest expo..ass Of he hv-a
promoter OF justies-an aAvoc.s. a. the
innocent prosseuser Of the guilty. il sa
honor to his raes. His parposes ara hi1h
and noble. and be is worthy the rsspses q
all good men. We have high appreciation
OF the science of Law. regarding il a. inais-
Pensable to human government. aud We al
most venerate the man whose intellect. hon.
esty. and impartialisy. enables him most
justly to administer the Law. doing justice
between man and man. But the mean. low.
ignorant anil dishonest prom ,tor of quarrels
and legal controversies, for the sake Of fees.
by falsehood and bubbles arraying neigh
Dor against neighbor-frisnd against friend.
s disgrace to humanity. aud should not b
included in the benevolent philanthropy OF
Universal salvation.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-13

Hon. u. L. Bundy Of Henry County. is
spoken of as a candidate for Speaker of the
House OF Representatives, At its next session.
He will. Of course. be supported by eastern
Indiana not only from his own location. but
for hissupsrior qualification. for the position.
He has had some Legislative experience.
AMI has presided in the Common Pleas
Court, with much satisfaction to all inter-
es,ed. He is prompt in his decisious-6rm
when he knows he is right. aud At all times
magnsnimous en- oguh to correct oil errors
he may chance to fall into.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-13

PKtNrKR's RkrREAr.-Cal. Johnson. with
a good taste. which but few enjoy. has
made ample arrangements for the coming
holidays. Such variety Of pretty things
has seldom been found in one house in this
city. Parents who would gladden. the hearts
of their little ones are invited to call. Chill
dren with their coppers. and dimes and dol,
lars, can there get their moneys worth.
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THE WIDE WROLD,' is the title If the
neatest and best Literary paper published in the
United States, being as its editors claim "a mir
roe Of Literature, Romance, Reality Education,
and Progress" The articles are all complete in
one number. II contains % columns Of read
ing matter-no advertisements. Terms So per
year in ivance. A ddress james II. Bingham,
20 State street. Boston, Mass.
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old SACHEM BITTERS AND WIG

These delicious and famed Btters ar recon.
mended the first ply sicans the
Of their Parity and Great Medicinal yir-
tues.
Thy pleasant nectar TO the taste, and pro
nounced the best TONIC and SrIMULANr EVER or
FERED to the public.
Their Curative Powers in cases of0ENERAL DEBIL.
IrY. LOSS OF APPETITE CONSTIPA CHiLLS
AND REVER, etc, unparalie ed, aud .
that {, ell warranted in claiming what beg
lea state that assertions endorsed Prof.
Silliman OF Yale COLLEGE, Prof Hays of Massac
and hundreds OF others.
For sale by Grocers Vino Merchants. and Druggist
generally Principal Depot las Water street, New York
Sent. II. ~
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TTw. 4 WILCOX, iss Candidate for City Assessor

INV. T. wilcox. iss Candidate for City Assessor
III We authorised to annouace WILLIAM W
AUSTIN, for election to the onies Of City Clerk
~ We are authorized to announce CAL
JOHNSON, as q candidate for Collector of the
City Taxes, at the annual election, Jan. next.
TrWe arc authorised to announce SAMUEL Ed
MONSON, - q candidate for City Collector.
n1ws are authorized 70 announce W. ". RArrRAY
- candidate for City Marshal.
IT Pwe are authorised to announce JOHN J. BONEY
- candidate for City Marshall-
RIVE are requested to announce 0E0R6EM u. GRAVES
- . candidate for City Collector.
nc. r. WILLIAMS 10 . candidate for re election to
the ONCE OF City Collector.
live are requested to announce WIN ZIMMERMAN
. candidate for reelection - City Marshall
ITBENONI NEWLY, is candidate for Fc-slection
to tho once Of Street Commissioner.
E~JOAN FINLEY, is . candidate for 70 election
- Mayor.
IrWs are requested to announce CHATFlELD Us
BORNE, as . candidate for Street Commissioner
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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
WAYNE TOWNSHIP.

90 90
Fully described, to wit: Beginning at stone
in the State line. standing forty one an
rods and ten (1O) links North Of the S.
East Corner Of said section thirty six SO
thence West thirty -nine (3S) rods and
thirteen I3) links to a stone: thence
North forty (4O) rods to a stone; thence
West one hundred and twenty (l2O) rods
and FIVE (5) links to stone; thence South
thirty one G 81 rods and twenty four (24)
links to a stone in the centre Of the Eaton
and Hamilton Railroad /; thence south
twenty-five zee } degrees East. forty
eight 4S) rods and twenty (2O) links toI
the centre Of the intersection of said Rail
road with the centre Of the Wayne Coun
ty Turnpike; thence South seventy FIVE
Us } degrees, east eleven III rods and
nineteen u9) links to stone in the cen
tire Of said Turnpike road; thence South
fifteen and three quarters So degrees
West nineteen (l9) rods and lour (4)I
links to stone in the, centre of said Rail
Road; thence South twelve (12 de.
grees East, twenty six (26) rods to a
point in the centre of said Railroad; thence
East sixty nine (69) rods and twenty (2O).
links to q stone; thence North twenty
six (26) rods and nineteen (19) links to a
stone in the centre OF said turnpike road;
thence South seventy .iours three tourths.
(74i > degrees. East sixty two (62) rods
to the intersection Of the State line and
centre of said Turnpike road thence
North along the State line seventy six
(76) rods and three (3) links to the place
of beginning. Exempting from the
above description eighteen (ls) acres and
thirty-two (32) square poles. heretofore
decided bv David Woods to Jacob Crist.
Fully described to wit: Beginning forty (4O)
poles East Of the South West Corner Of
said quarter section and running thence
East one hundred aud seventeen (117J
poles; thence North one hundred and six
ty.four 164l poles to stone; thsnce
West forty one [4l poles to . stake;
thence South eighty-two [82l poles to a
stake, thence West seventy -four poles to
. stake; thence South to the place OF be-
ginning.
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NJ THE LITTLE PILGRIM.

OF THE LITTLE PILGRIM. This
admirable little periodical for juvenile readers,
edited by Grace Greenwood, is about to enter
upon a new volume, which makes the present q
good time to subscribe. 1t is published month
ly. at so cts per year. and at much less to clubs
Of from to 50 Liberal compensation is Of
fered to those who get up clubs. Address l..
K. l.ippincoti, 3l9 Walnut street. Philadel phia
who will send specimen copies on application.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-13

l. B. l.. MARTIN, the undersigned,
Auditor of Wayne County. Indiana. do
certify that the foregoing is . correct list Of
the Lands aud Town Lots returned delin-
quent By the Treasurer Of said County, for
the non payment Of Taxes due thereon for
the year 1889; to which is added the Taxes
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HAYS CHEAP SroRE.-This is the place
where goods are sold at a uniform price.
and Is low Is good articles cav be had in the
west. His present stock is ample and com
nlete. and he riU sell to those who wish to
purchase.
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will be sold at Public Auction At the Court
House in said county. on The first Monday
in January next, 1861 by the County
Treasurer. unless said Taxes. Penalty and
Interest. be paid before that time.
Given under my land. this 18th day of
November. 1860. B. L. MARTIN.
Auditor W. e.
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~wayne Council. No. 10. r. & S. NJ.
elected the following officers on the 9th inst
for the ensuing year:
Caps F. A. Hardin. T.I.G.M;1. X. Men
denh.ll, D.TI.G.M.: f. NJ. Cook. Pow.
J. NJ. Smith, CG J. Sufirins, T.; w. w
Austin. r; p. Chants, S.&S.
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E~Santa Claus has established his gen.
eral depot at the Palatial Bazaar Of q. >.
Dugdale; whore all manner Of toys and
pretty things can be had for the holidays
Candies, sweetmeats, nuts. fancy articles.
&C., &C.. of the best quality and lowest
prices. Call few doors east Of the Hunt
ipCton House.
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C,>ea.>aes MARKET. Nee. Q.

Wheat 85c. Corn soc. Hogs t5aS5. %.
Oats 2sa3Oc- Rye 56a57c. Barley 7oaf5e.
Flour %. 95ae4.3O for super6ne. $3.50 to
1925 for extra up to fancy. In regard to
pork. the Gazette says: Tho market gene
rally is much depressed. and very little dis
position to do anything"
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Wood! Wood /! Wood s!
Wanted at this office.

New YEARs ADDRESS The carrier Of the
Palladium will make q suitable acknowledge
ment and liberal compensation to any one
who will furnish him New Years address, be-
for the 2Oih inst.
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cIThe following are the officers elect
Of Washington Fire Co. No. l. for the ensu
ing year: j. J. Conley. Pres't; Frank Myer.
v. Pres: Henry Bedenbecker. Sec: Lewis
Shower, Assistant Sec; Henry Brocamp,
Treas; Robert Conley. 1st Director; Henry
Bedenbecker. ed Director; Robert Conley.
Messenger.
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The New York Cash Store
To be re-cpe.sd On or oboss As III
OF Deceober, WITH over o9o.Ooo

~ JAcKsoa 4 CO.. ssesssss~ y ~ sssson: ~ssi1
r. reeoeessuiiv infora the citizens q nsehseoe eee
N.vne eoanty thas shs1 vif epes. ne nsss 81 80
Nonfh An entirely NeV Dtoek 81 Dsy Oeeoe, rnece
1870 $780, dejIsr Of which viii - eoeGAs sos CASH d
nrsi. fre1 aeeass taeossvsl VIII . ssld = ani.
pvoA a. 6ps CASE veod esoeAees y oeAts0
he aseeyton tAss gvsae oasy 81 COR sooAs VII .
s,d ..eh Iooss ssssi rsee Dvsees en4 - pe1es
au,,e,yes that not article SAl ~ 0otd shove the
,ovess prics Of any maSsss In A0oStoA-
OR stosk 0oa1s 0iii eo0pstoe 00eeything
in naststs. eooastiog u ouao. plata aaA
asuYsa Lupins, Asrines, Chiaes Agssoe 1s. all Weed
d Laines bxvsa CosA- CasAi3srss Ces1sghs. A0sse1
ana aiIasisn., ehsssss SILKS. esVaas, Los saAs.
OOMEDTHC 0OODQ
Our seek q Dsossas ooels viii lasssa asssse-
brsAGAs 9ieAA0aA 0o toviso psraegias -
tsnsioa asssssosas ~ DsQtieA Pc ssA So Ao-
icaa CAaoiaerss- Doy's LAoao' 0oesh C4sesno.
also fail variety - ho1se 0ssDaog ess4s esoetssaae
part T. aaA - oAss1ng Dalbe0 saes easesee -
iisess- Table .apxiss 80 hssa ssssAs. vnss s'ss~
panes. biaakses, 81
SAawts. Caooho-NeosS 0ooW1o.
We siii have sn AasA svwy vssssv g 1n1sse 1assss
asA ehiiarsn's ieag so sg.ss sees's' 1870
hooAs ssSias. -
mossesy 49, Osovo DsUossosos.
v.,~es :. .raiss "a asssss.s.s q sAeee eeess IN
sinnaliy 10 shs Gasssss sss~tsoo - 49, ~
-. < kspt e.iI aas eso0tsesL oosa 1ssoss 80
~. - esSek w1ss U1tl - 0sos
NEW YORK CASH eIOHe:
q JACRYOU - -.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-13

~ The price our Pork packers in Rich
mond are paying for Hogs is s475-part
cash and balance on four manths time
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StfaYs


WILL sell cheap for cash time, Of ~ brick
] Dwelling ucoses both IN leg east front.
ainins and the other eight sA ali
good repair oue situated sqaare
north q Main the Of spring Pearl sAe
The soasA Nh and Aain.
o. 3. l. aI1IL1.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-13

A Two-HoRsE SPRrSG WAGON, covered
and good new. to trade fri good Horse or sell
for cash very cheap. Enquire At Woods Cash Drul
Storo. 43t
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JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP.
NEW GARDEN TOWNSHIP

Rudolph, Frederick.
Beginnirg forty Eve (45) feet south OF the
North West Corner of said Lot Number
ed eleven (l1); running therce South
with Main-cross street thirty eight (3S)
feet; thence East to the Eas. line of said
lot; themes North with said line Of lot
thirty eight (3s) feet: thence West par
allel With the North line of said lot to the
place of beginning.
Stepnens. andrew.
Snohas a nn C.
Described 70 wit: Beginning three 81 poles
south seventy seven (77 degrees West
of the South West Corner Of Lot Num-
bered forty two (4e) in the original plat
Of the town Of Newport; thence South
thirteen Us ? degrees. East five and six
tenths 8 6-lO) poles; thence South sew
enty seven IN degrees. West ten 10y
poles; thence North thirteen (13o de-
grees: West FIVE and six tenths 5 10Y
poles: thence North seventy SEVENTH
degrees; East ten 10Y poles to the place
OF beginning.
vuASuTNrTON TOWNSuTp
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Notice is hereby

s'.'e q l.>'.s"'
Wayne County: 5givso to al e sssy
ned, that the whole Of said Lands and Town
Lots, or % much ~ may be necessary to
discharge the Taxes. Penalty. Interest and
Charges which may b due thereon, or due
from the owners thereof at the time of sale,
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Temperance Orders.
1hs 0OODrEMPLARs meet on every Wednesday Even
NO T 1 G E.

The Publishers Of this city. have all greed hereaf
ter to charge rs for each notice OF RELIGIOUS
MEErfxGs Of Literary school. Agreu tural aersieul
tusai Society meengs and all other meetings which are
specially Of general character II not paid for At
the tms vi be charged to the handing IL such
notices.
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J. j. B0tlcr,s
EXCELSIOR FLUID INKS.
M ERc CAMILLE. for general purposes.
Av4 Record. Tor Ledgers ant Hecords.
Copyins, Lea e Prsss.
4 Aritli hna

nj CAMILLE. for general purposes
w Record. for LedGers AMI Recordss
Copying. for Lea Prsss.
Carmine Of Brilliant hue
Celebrated for
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4th. Economy.
ENPLANAfION-These Inks be sAtisfAct ortly
DROP other domestic inks Ia brief time
and d only to be thrown away
before half consumed
The CArmine may exposed 10 the action Of the air
without injury
Facts c0n0suDiDG the ab0vo qualities.
LIST. These Writing Fluids are nov In Hsnere' use
the United States With increased demNnd
They have anaiysed by DR.. chiffon, The eel
ebrated Chemist Of New York City. and pronounced
equ, quality aud durability 20 the best imported
giish Fluids"
Yor leading stAtiouers and Druggists, South.
West East. Manufactured by J. j. Butler, Agent,
No - Vine Street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Giebes, oaraers, &C.,
= S7-s RkUMMR1 4 KELLY's.
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Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond
r wv A YLIN e.
WINTER ARR ANGEMENT
Commencing Monday. December 3. 1860.
Trains will this Road leaving the
erAl stations - follows.
Dee. -, ls@-


Election Notice.
Bank Of the State Of Indiana.
Branch at Richmond, ilth month, 2sth. 1850
THE Stockholders Of this BrAneh Bank. si please
Il to take notice that the annual meeting fer the
election Of Directors fee the ensuing yess viii -
held 1T the Banking HOUSE. On Third day, LIST month,
lsG 1861, 1t oss o'clock
81 CT. COFFIN, CasAiss.
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Ii having snsessed seeoasss with shs late
- arn Of Daniel Word Z Sos, iaiornsd that oil
which remain unsettled the drss day Of Jan
sary viii hands Magistrate This
may be relied upon, and mistake
DANIEL wARD
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT
NEW CONFECTIONERY.
THIRD STREET.

HAVING purchased the stock and fx-
IL lures of the old and WE'LL known
stand OF the lnte +. MUssELNAN. have
made aud shall continue To- make addl-
liuns thereto, until every article usually
kept ut such an establishment will be
found in my shelves. Candies-embra-
cling all the fine fancy confectlUns cakes.
fine wines. pickles, preserve sarlines,
segars. Snuces etc.. will be found 1T my
establishment of the very best. BY strict
personal attention, aud disposition 70
please the public, am determined to
make the Third Street Confectionery
eInuI tn the growing wants of the City.
and surpassed by none in the State. Store
open day aud night TO O'clock.
novl5 q. u. WADDILL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

DLuUHliS. Axes. med um and heavy Corn
i shelter, aud hrsd draper. Straw Cutters
AMI Has suivss, Amss Ruulsnd's Spades and
shovsls iues, socket rpa lesaud llay turks, l,ush
and Grain scythts, Sirkles, Grain Cradles,
sUesth's Biisr Hooks and 1wig cutters, Border
Shears and Garden frovells, steel Point Wedges.
irres or, bog, back aud trace chains, blind 'ir'
dies Collars and flames. Cart Saddles and lirpseh.
Ing Urnss-cui and pii saws, Garien Engines, Cur
~ Combs, and all the nthsr implements generally
used, 30 be had at ths Agricultural hstab llsneut
of
mnyT LARGUIfR 4 LANnuE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08

IVRIGHT's PILLS-l2gross wrlg't's pills fresh
w aud genuine. direct from Dr. Wright, for
sale wholesale and retail by Il ID DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
FIR A K HUG u ct.
TO THE MILLIONi

TIE R-.trsl encouragement which ] h We me,
with IN my new business, induces the return Of
ms"y thanks TO this generous pubHr ior their
patronage. snd solicitation for them 70 again
notice announcements TO day TO N, snditinusl
supplies 70 my already large and fresh stock Of
al roods belonging 10 my line Of business, aud
In doing 50 feel II fullassurance that ifthey will
call and see me, they will be saii fed that my ear.
nest Efforts Is 70 give entire Satisfaction and will
await the pleasure ct showing my stock aud ssrv.
ing 'aH eho may gire me a call"
FRANK HUGUET,
Dov23 Corner OF Third aud Laurel street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
10 SUGAR PLANTEI,N.

GrRAiGiiT ana crooked hsndi Cahe Knives
- With aud without hooks. "copper" and Tuned
Skimmcts and Lsdsls; Cane Shed Lantherns ;
rupsr iluuse Lsmps; Wirks OIL Cams, large aud
small; Engineer Nrencbes, ~ 10 II in; swan'F
Faucets fur nj Sulphits; lions aud hat f3aaons
fnr ni- Sulphiie. cachafomet.'s r,u,nnstv,s
Couplings Guage ami stnr Cukts. Packing of every
description At LACQUER NAN, UEs.
oCt27 Cor. Lafayette aud Florida ste
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
flames .IEc s'0y,


Is u l. ID L. II.
BFgs leave respectfully 10 iufirm his fris- ?,
and The citizens Of I'atun Roure and lts entity
generally, that he is prepared tat short office to
execute any orders In connection with the cree.
ton ~ "r repairs Of Buildings With which he may
BE- entrusted lie willaiso furnish TO Contractors,
builders Plantersand others, Sash ready priu.o
aud Glazsd IL desired VENETIAN SHUTTER
with stationary Or .'ivot Stats, Inside Rolling
blinds, Pannel Doors. &c, ofssy required sire. Il
ne low rates ne hey can oe obtained elssw here In
the South. and of the best gle Of workmanship.
Tie has also established In connection with the
abuve Il JOINING DEPARTMENT, wherein
riders will he executed promptly. ClsrHENs Of
any required capacity made 10 orrer.
lie would also respectfully suggest 90 those who
may contemplate building that he Is prepared to
get up iesigus aud Plans bf Uural Cottages ahd
other Residences. with detailed spsci6oa lions,
BILLS ofqusuttles Of materials estimates Of Cost.
ETC., on reasonable terms. orders for any Of
the above named workmanship or services, lett
IN care Of Messrs.
DAN'L lllCKY, West Baton Rouge,
JDhDAN HOLT. Rosedale. La
ALFRED DUPLANTItB, Manehac, v. D. Rouge.
n. SALE, spring6sl2, La,
or through the Post Once, will acct with with
prompt attention.
~ shop on North boulevard str .et, opposite
he state House. baton kOuge, Ia
August 9Th. 1859.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
LARGUGER& LANOUE


On DORM Uhoppihg Axes ~ Uolllns. RruiTs and
~ other suod makers. light. medium. heavy
snd vxtrs heavy. always 90 hand a. the Tie rdwsre
establishmustuf LARGUIER d LANuUE.
mara corner Lafayette ard rinrida etc
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
Patent Portable Corn Mills
WITH SIEVE EMIT.

A biT Of the above Mis-. without d'uit the
"a best article ~ The kind hefre the public. n
T. simple In ernstruc tim, easily adjusted 10 grind
coarse ur nne and not liable ~ get out at order
Grind snd SITS me hushel Of corn per hour. In
fact the vrry thing where Touring mills are r.
aud Car bstwss for sale VI
maib bARuUtER 4 LANOUEs.
Corner Lafayette and Florida ste.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
BAREGEs AND LAWNS.

GOJk very hiu isons English iiareg, aud col.
~ Vred LaHns, have bren received At the
insylJ PiliLA. CASil SIURE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
Honee Fnrniehinr Gooda

pHUSllLs Of al kinds Feather busters. Coffee
ID Mills, Keelers, buckets Sieves, Dust paus
'"d Dominion Uuiiss Pot Cat reduced prices) d
HE Nd French Cnfl-s urecpue-ail sig.s sm 10Th
irons Preserve k-ttlss kusmeled and Brass Nit
chen Saw Knives, Spoons. &c
msy2l PRANK HUGuLT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
AT REDuCED PRICES.

ITO MAKE room for n barge and extensive = o,
u sortmsnt II the latest styles Of fashion of
WALL PAPER.
nave reduced the prices ofwy entire stock now
on hand, call snd examine.
rov2l " A. KAUFMAN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08

A GOOD supply If Rrick Mason and Mastering
N Materials always ON hand aud for sale at
current prices by JUslIUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
TO PHYSICIANS

We would say that our facilities for ils. ensine
Prescriptions are not surpassed by any similar
house In the south. Having been to considerable
erprnsp in 6ttipv nm our
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
PAiNTs. OILS. ET.

"ulrE LEAD. Zinc chrome Jresn, Chrome
f-llow, Paris Green. Prussian Blue. We
neitsn Red. Nandyke brow ,. Siepna and Unbsr'
.rsphete hlack. Liths- c. Red Lead, snailet's
hnseed oil, furPsntise end Yarnishss--just re-
&c vel and for ssie -
sprl2 I'D a WV BpGgL.