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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
A Visit to Leigh Hunt

The f1ll1'siHg fri--sgs- s4esssS IE, = bCak t,y
Col. Fuller. Ian American officer entitled
Sparks from aLocOmstiVc; or, Life and His
tory in Europe:
On entering the little parlor, used as a study,
a tall figure, dressed in a morning gown. With
large cape, came f,rHaTd and graSp"d my
hard Yith stt of feminine tenderness aud
enthusiasm aud said. - am glad u welcome
a gentleman who has spoken such hearty
words for Burns" Tea was sOon ordered,
and for two delightful hours ] Fat listening 10
the fluent and mniiagGing tslk 0f the cnnten-
porarv. the companion and the fricnd Of BY
ron. Kcai>. COlcIIdgr, Wordsworth, Sonthey.
Lamb. Moore Campbell, and all men Of wit
aun wisdom, Who's: stars have sIarkclc1 and
vanished in the literary galaxy Of England
during the last fifty vear<. Leigh Hunt j,
now nearly eighty years Of age. and bis com
plcAiUn Las tic ilirncss aud ,DftHtss "f youth.
lii hair i, - w lite Il, the bloom 6f al almond
tree. and a, fIll aud glossy a. thu head Of a
child lli> brow /, broad aud brautiul, and
his eye rs that of a woman who has never
seen a cloudy day. His heart j. az merry AZ
bird and hi- lppk aud manner alternately
pla, iul and pon-iyc bnt without >hndpw pf
>aInc,s The dcar Old man with all Ii- pre-
ciuiiS ,,etit inrii,arie--W ith hi- venerable iu-
yrbiity--thi> genial OctOgenarian, this unia
ding rusc iti tiir sipn hun like he s-rineI TO
his own glorious .ihnu Ben Adhcm." that
sweet cs>curc of all Religion distilled into Il
single drop: and which. by the way, aS the
author has Eih11y SFt il ~ Tic. wrtTrrn m his
nYu bcautjli1 band. vii here quot. athonsh
il may be already familiar ~ every schoOlbOy
III America:
Abuu Ben Adh"m maY HI frib" iBcrcasc'
Aw"k" "hr ~ .l.i f'in Il deep d. can "f peace,
And Jaw within the nfrnli .hi D his r'",iII,
Making II rich. and like Iily in bl'r'm,
An angel, wiring in b''Dk 81 gold.
Exceeding peace had made Ben Adbem bold,
And to the presence lD the TUnui lIe sad
q" What writest ili"n>' The vision raised its head,
And with a v"ir. made 81 all sweet a'c,f1,
AU>wri'I Til" nnnrs If th'vse who l"y" the L"r'l" p"
" And L. mine one p said AbOu. "AAy. not -,
E'icd The angel. Abou ,pake more low.
But chr"rIit Still. and aid. Il pray lire Then
HI,p m. .l~ on~ mID, h,rps hs t,lL,~ mem"
The angel wroir aud Vanished. Tie ur1t night
II ngain with great wakciIiHg light
And >il0w ~! the y hnnI love 81 Gd lad blessed
And, 10 ben Adhcns nanc led all Tie ftst'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

NEARLY CAUGnT-An exchange paper 10
responsible for pretty good story concerning
an old gentleman who was very fond Of the
game Of "pOol":
Our old friend, few nights since, camo
home very late from n siege of pool" His
wife was asleep. When she awOke in the
morning, ~Shc found upon the floor a marble
which had dropped out OF the huSband'spock-
ct when he came to bed, upon which were tho
figures &" H."
What is this ?" said she to her Aord
lie opened his eyes, looked, bIushet, was
confused, and staminered-' Why, why-its
marble, amt ~
Yes eai1 she but what are you doing
with marble in your pocket?"
"In my wcll-ah the fact Ia, I've.
had that marble in my pocket for the last thir-,
ty-6vc years--cver since used TO play for
keeps with Bill"
"Indrcd!" increduIously asked the Wife
" But what are these figures on it for? What
docs "16" mcan!"
" Sixteen mcan?" said he hcsitatingly.--
"Oh, sixteen why, that was the plumber Of
marbles Bill owed me when We quit playing;
he marked it on there 40 wouldn't forget It I"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

How 1T WAS DoNE.-An enthusiastic believer
was relating to n sccptic the Spiritual per- /,
forrnances to which he could testify, and among
other things said that on n certain occasion
the spirit OF his wife, who had been dead sen.
eral years, returned to him, and seating her
self upon his knee, put her arm around him,
and kissed him as much to his qualification As
she used to when living sLf
You do not mean to say" remarked thS7
sceptic. that the spirit Of yonr wife really en-
brace1 and kissed your"
"No, not exactly that" replied the believer. 4
" but her spirit took possession Of the body Of
female medium, and through her embraced
and kissed me-"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

WASHINGTON InvING.-It is said that Mr..
Irving has received for his works during the
ln>t ten years, scvrnty-tiyc thousand dollars.
\ correspondent Of the l}ooton I'Ost says:
y curious scrap Of acrrct literary history is
the fact that, at the expiration Of Irwin, con.
tract with Lee & blanchard in 1914, there oc-
CURED IihtnI Of five years. into which no
other publisher vcntured to leap. During
this time the genial author Of "SunnySidc. "
thcn in Spain,J imagined himsclfobsolcte and
forgotten, his works being almost entirely out
Of the market, and 10 proposals being made
to him for their republication. In lS49, Mr..
q. y. Putnam rendered tO Mr. Irving formal
proposal to assume the reissue Of the various
works, in uniform and attractive style, which
proposition Mr.. Irving accepted without sug-
Sestin$ single change Of terms. And the
immense sales have mentioned, are tho fruits
Of the contract then entered into.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

"A celebrated comedian arranged with his
grccn.groccr, one Berry, to pay him quarterly; ;
but tho grccngroccr sent in his account long
before the quarter was gone. The comedian,
in great wrath, called upon the green.grOccr,
and, labOring under the impression that his
ere+iit 'Sas-tleHLted, said y-"l say here's a
pretty mWl Berry; you have sent in your b'H
Berry, before it is dUe Berry. Your father,
the cI'icr Berry, would not have been snch a
goosr Berry But you need not lock bhf"k
Berry. for don't care u str",c Berry; and ]
Shant pay you till Christm0s Berry
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

A LEGAL TENDER-The following are the
provisions Of the United States Law prescri-
bing u "lc.al tender :" "Gold coins and sill.
yer dollars for all sums half dollars and small
er silver coins for sums not over %; and three
cent pieces for sims not over thirty cents."'-
No provision Is made for cents, which may,
therefore, be refused.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

a darkey preacher arose to announce his.
text as follows: "ln de fust 'pistle Of Glover,
second chapter, and two hundred and ninety
fnst verse "-'liOd on Doctor" cried one II
his hearers, you've got in dc wrong book ,
you mean dc 'pistle of Timothy, l spossl"
The preacher, hestating q moment, with
very profound look, said: "Wcll must cave
in dis time though know'd dat de text waS
somo whar among dc grdsses" ia, =:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

An awknrd mistake occurred to German
paper in Wheeling one day last week. The
name of well known preacher was inadvert-
entity placed At the bottom Of q lager beer ad-
verlisement, and the lager beer man was an
nounced to preach at the reverend gentleman's 3
church. 1t was simple transpositiOn ofnames,
and might have occurred under the most care.
ful Of eyes, yet what tumble the types made.
They had to issue hnndbiIls to set il righ.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

A chap walking along the street, seeing &
lawyers Office, walked in and AiHfusfOdp
"What do you keep to sellP" "Blockheadst%
replied the4awyer. A Pretty good 6usiness, I
guess; Sc you have got only UnSaNfsAA4n2
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

ALouisSillc Ky) paper, in recording the
death by lightning Of two likely negro men,"
says: THE electric fluid Of the clouds seems
to be no respector Of persons. Il would a.
soon kill negro worth fifteen hundred d0l.s
lars az white man, not worth tbs pOwaePt
and lead II would take TO blow his brains Ouk, ~
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

We are told that the best cure Cor the pslpI.
tation of the heart is to leave on fugNHg I'D
kissing the girls. II this is the Only Rep
that can be produced, I'VE. iOeOas; ~, AkasA
palpitate." -, M Cd .ys,swoH
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

SAVING TINE.-An old tar caSSe % vi o.
the cabin ofNelsOn's ship one cod; ;drizAS e4t
with some message, Whilst L6dy aissilAiAv
was present. Seeing tbs Seld QQldliiop q ia
sailor, she asked which he would, ptsl lEs6
glass of wine or glass Vf brandy UDiE
matter which, ,Ssplls1 Jack bal 4. xear
Ladyship pleaaeS, ] can pc drip ling tby NtnA
while you are pouring .o6t taSf yss11
e ~ q ~. 20 : - . .EsEkzl. a .p6 AAe
Have you paid tOf your pssfsFl-A3E -'da
- - -'"-ern.g W 70 .x-ssv9 Tusa 80
20. ~ S~1-gPsS go vs-sY
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

Nor SArIsrIEp.-A little boy upon whom
his mother was inilicting personal chastise-
mcnt, said" Give me two or three moro
licks, mother, don't think can behave well
vet"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

CRoMwELk'S DESCENDANTS Thomas Crom-
well, the Lord Projectors grcat.grandSon, was
a grocer on Snowllill, AMI his son, Oliver, the
last male heir of the family, an attorney in
London. Several of the Protectors grand.
daughters children sank to the lowest class Of
society One after seeing her husband die tn
the work. house Of little Suffolk town, died
herself panpcr, leaving two daughters; the
elder the wife Of shoemaker. and the young.
cr Of n butchers son, who had been her fellow
servant. Another Of the Great divers great.
grand-daugh,ecS had two children, who earn.
cd their scanty bread by the humblest indus
try, the son as n small working jewcler, and
the daughter as the mistress Of little school
at Mildenhall. BWke's Vicis'itNdcs of Fam.
iT;cs
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

4 TuorGur Fur YorXG MEN.-No wreck is
so shocking to behold as that Of Il diSSolutc
young man. On the person Of the dehauchcc
or incbriatc inIamy is written How nature
hangs labels over him, TO testify her disgust
at his example! How She looScns all his
joints, sends trcmorS along his muscles, and
bends forward his frame! The wretch whose
life long pleasure it has been to dehaSe him
self, and to debauch others, whose heart has
been stepped with sin so that it is black all
over is all offence to the heart Of the unblcm.
iShcd.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

Az ErITArII.-lt is said that Tom. Moore
once, while stopping at an inn in Scotland,
was continually troubled by tho landlady
with the request that he shOald write her cp.
itaph. Accordingly, Mt night, he gave an i'm
promptu, as follows:
Good Susan Blake in royal state,
Arrived ut last ut Heavens gatO"-
and stopped, promising to finish it in the
morning The good woman WAS in transports
at this inscription, and treated Mr. Moore with
every possible attention. In the morning he
was about leaving, when the landlady remind
ed him that he had not finished the epitarl'.
That is so, he said, and Immediately added /;
but Peter met her with club.
Aud knocked her back to Bcclzcbub.'
1t is said that Mr.. Moore'S horses were in
motion Just as he had finished the last line.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

A negro being asked if his master was a
Christian. replied, mo sir-he's member
ob Congress"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

4 TRrSPAsS NorIcE.-A friend Of the Com-
mi~~o""irc, residing in the good old Dutch
region OF lIavcrStraw, found posted on the
grounds of jolly Dutch neighbor u notice,
which in his vcrnacuar, read as follows
".lllc pcrSnncn wcltchc dirscS GrunlStuk
brtrctcn warden, mach deu GcSclzc bcStralt.
mid der Gerichstubc. NIT ShulS Hazard, mil
George Meyers der GcriShtsdincr $j W sralc
fer damn"
Our waggi>h friend knowing his man, grave.
ly solicited translation, which was given him
in all carnrstncsS, as follows:
"Any fcllcrS vot shall go onto desc proper
ties, better keeps OIL, kasc dcy'll mish it cf dcy
don't Sthop. Any fcllrrS vot shah be catch
pringS en- up met der Court House, nit Schuire
Hazard. nit Shorge Meyers der GunstoppIc
and fine EN- five tollarS. py tam.
"You see, Sonney,l l puts in de 'py tam,
for to make en- sthrong"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

WHAT GREAT HEART DID.-I saw Great
Heart one day OH railroad train. lie was
well dressed and appeared 20 be reading,
through his spcctacscS, the morning paper. \
poor woman sat opposite with six little chill.
lrcn, the eldest scarcely dozen years old
The husband was Il stupid, hard hearted
wretch, and administered blows unsparinglv
to a wcaricd little thing who expressed it> dis.
comfort by crying and irctting as the hot dusty
air swept over its flushed face. The mother :
cOuntcnancc wore look Of patient despair
and continual anxiety, as the little restless
company sat crowded together in the loaded
car. Not one Of them looked shabby or unit.
dy. though very plainly dressed When the
engine stopped for fuel, the poor wOnian took
out from basket some bread and cheese,
which she distributed Spnringly among the
little group. Great Heart watched their move
mcnts all morning; as boy approached the
carriage with basket full Of berries, he
bought boxes enough to 20 around, and gave
them to the hungry children whose eyes gli>.
tened as they saw Snch n rare dessert spread
before them. One little girl perhaps five years
old, was nearly sick, aud tried to rest IN hei
mothers lap; but the tired infant disputed
vigorously her right. and She was obli.d t.
yield the claim. Great Heart had been grave.
ly considering the company, and he did not
hesitate TO take the poor chill tcIrlcry in hi,
arms, lay her carefully down in the seat beside
him, with her head in his lap. AMI then gently
fan her with his paper until she sank into a
deep peaceful smnlcr.
When we stopped for our dinner, we saw
them all seated by u beautiful table, loaded
with luXuricS to which they seemed almost
strangers, yet which they knew very we'll how
to appreciate. We knew it was Great Heart,
and we mentally blessed the kind, gcnc,ou,
nature that had thus shed sunshine on the
hard pathway Of the humble strangers.
Christian readers, ia caring for the souls o.
the poor, do not forget their bodies.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

And gently bear hin to his dreumlcSs rest.
con, God thou who 'lo>t temper the wind
to the shorn lamb have mercy upon that
stricken mother now suffering bitterness
Lcyond the pangS OF death, for there is no
greater anguish than the remembrance of an
unkind word, a wrong done to loved ones sleep
ing the 81 cnt sleep with the kiss Of death upon
their brow, the utter impotcncy Of our yearn.
ing love to clasp them from the grave and
hiring back smiles to eyes that never smiled
again, and words of forgiveness from pallid
lips now hushed forever.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05

TO MECHANICS

TO MEfuANfCHe
4 fAhprNTER's fhols Choppers ioris. piasserer'
Y Tools. ~ ~ iheit varieiy and ofihe very hest
always ON hsnd NJ
ansso uoNTAN EMATrA's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
HAlR-woRK MADE TO ORDER

rINHE UNDEns1gNEp bpKs leave 10 tnfprm the
Ladies Of View ofleaHs ana The public In gen.
eral, that he Is fuly prepared 10 execute any or
dor Ia hislne, such as 6,ecs,fs, NccLIaces, GHard
chains. lssf Gb1'1s, Rf1gs, D,sps Gosses S,,i,aas
Sfcts, idrTiHps. Uearfs. lcorns, SnsLss A scL.,ys
Fishes. i'pgis Buf' Il0sicfs. Horns, Tpmpefs Ior.
rsls, iiSRrcs! also. Ho'eer Hopqnsis, MDHnmssis.
L1Bdsc1fFs. L,fiera Jb,fra,fs DC, de-, Dc, IN
Lockets. breaches or frames.
The undersigned wishes particularly 10 bring
tn public notice that he has made new inven.
unu. by which HAIR II'gfodm FHy,rsrs, Bonq,,sfs.
HoHHmeHH. dr. de-, never changes color NJ no
gum whatever IL used and he has thus succeed.
cd IN hndng the means nv which 20 preserve the
liair FOREVER N rs oRIalEAL STATE. The Hair of
the Youngest infant can be worked up by mea NJ
II this process.
Anxious 70 secure the patronage % the L,dies
and the public IN general he assures Oh, m that
every effort will be made 20 satisfy tn, ir sxpsc-
tHtions in regard TO neatncss durability and quail
ity; every article Of Jewelry guaranteed.
& A u ION.
The public are cautioned against q species of
imposition In the above business, by substitutinr
work imported from the North aud Europe, and
passing IL OF as II executed with the Hair far.
nished By customers. therefore parties shonld be
very careful with whsm they trust their Hair
eEr- Parties. leaving orders are most politely
requested 20 he present, and sse their work done
81 A. 70 bo convinced that he will yet their own
Hair; this will be satisfaction. which no other
csiotshH'sEi In the City can give, bc,care Of fH.
position.
Rs- Watches and Jewelry Carefully Repaired
and Warranted.
otD tsotp AND stTKR rtKgN az ExcnsNcE
Orders from the country addy, ssed 70 me viii
be promptly attended to-
en- Recollect No., q CHARITIES STREET.
n you wish b. cot the pEsL HAIR OF your friends
Il. sTEUBENRAUCH, Artist,
No. ~ CHARTREss ST.,
Between Canal and Customhouse streets
dec2td&wy Formerly 81 Royal street)
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05

Unih Eouihptn MuiunI Insnfanee VoI
Baton Rouge, feb'y. ith, 1890
At meeting Of the Bbatd ol Directors.
held this day. u wes Rssoftef. To POS 50
per rent. interest on she outs andihg Scrip
Esgbf gei ,sEf to Stock holders on premiums
raid by them Tor the year ending ist Feb
rusty isgn. and tu declare dividend of
nm pst rent. on the nett earned premiums
Of the Company Tof the year ending Blsl.
january. 1890, for which certificates will
he issued on and after the lst day of March
next.
n ges fftfter Ressirej, 10 iedeei, the
outstanding Scrip for he year 1851. on pre-
sentation Of the office Of the company.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
STABLE GOODS.

ouch M Brown and Blenched Cotton
- sheeting, Damask Table Linen, Tow II
aud everything IN this line ct reduced
prices \. NJ. ASHER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05

iE-Fof professional and business cards
tneluding daily taperl not exceeding slS
lines, for ~ months, $50 without the wv
per, slg. .,,-.
tS-The privilege cr yearly advertisers
IL strictly limited TO their own imineuiate
and regular business snd Ne business oi
an advertising flfin IL not eunsideted nsi w
eludlng that o. lie individual member.
isy< Announcing candidates FOR state
and Parish oflces. 80 municipal odiees
o., 10 be paid for invariably IN advance.
tss- All advertisements for strangers ~
transient persuhs 10 I've paid in dvance.
sly- Advertisements not marked 90 the
cppy FOR a specified tiine. will be inserted
I'll forbid, and payment esinted.
llT-All COMMUNICATIONS Intended
promote the private ends OF inlefssts ~
Corporations, Societies, Schools ~ lndivid
uals, will be charged as advertisement.
~ Catds or peffunal character cen
only be published IN this paper as edver-
tissinehts. and inust be paid for In nd vance
AZ double advertising rates.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
"a kINCs, YANKEE Pillow

4 LAR0E bot Of the above wooden board
"A plows. from No. % No. 4, Extended Bars
the very article for the cs1tsre Of corn aud cot.
ten, 90 he had at moderate prices AZ
nov2Q LARGufER 4 LANOuE'S,
Corner Lafayette and Florida streets.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
Lard Oil and Starch.

lust RECEIVED from Cincinnati
- 90 Bbls. A No. Lard oil.
90 Boxes refined Pearl Starch.
iutyg1 En-. e WM. BOGEf,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
= y FfFWFTI ="
baton Rcsge, Felitasty sfd. lsen.


FrATr or LOUISIANA r,hisr ~
Fisf nttus huuus Feh ls', lsen. I
~ . remembered fia, ~ THE fret iay ~ PEI
tuarr, isGp h-fufs ur iiia suhsrtibHt iueiire ~
the pssee IN srd f1r the perish aforesaid. prrg -
aiy appeared WIN. g rike. President. and . o..
iieisrt. Secretary ~ the southern Mutupi inen
fsnte Company ~ Baton Rouge. who heius Hnlf
swarn arrutdiup tu law, lr deprse and SGT thst
he abnv arronnts are ius, and true. and ~ tran
srrint rs+ the looks Of .sii COMPANY.
tsienedl MNi. =. pikb. President.
y E iireFRf, Secretary,
sworn ~ ard snhsrtihei hen'fe $50, This ntri
DAY ~ Fphrufrv, 1881
Isirredj p A. WALEtH,
Juelirs ~ The Peace.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05
CUTLERY

DOCKET sndi table, wostenholmes and had.
i gers make. Ladies scissors Tailor and BAR.
bsr's shears. Rasors, IIpnes and strops. AZ
Maya LARGUlER a LANOUE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05

- ECFlvEp, lot Of superior pfsi Fruits
IL which, fut The accommodation If the public.
will sell ut retail al the following pilres
Dried prunes. W cents PET pound.
Cherries 10 -
Mhertlebprrse, M ets. per pound.
lue Pears, ~
eprila 4. malta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05

SELECT MEpICINEs, A Cine assortment ju.
- ceivea by TD r. WI. HogEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05

INFANTS EMBD. LACE CAPS.
HAVE something very IRE sDd pretty ~ this
II line, slao nne Embroidered infants ebitf
herino Hats. Caps and TurtaDds, also few very
handsome Ernbroidesed white Merino Ciosts for
Infants. W. u. PffILLiPs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-05

Hslmbold's Genuine Preparation
on
Highly ecneentsssss Compound pl.ia
Estsses B.eb.,
Ssr Di.scses afns Braaisr. Hianess. efgrg.
f,,o,,sy. iIrsfiresses, Uieftbefig8s rbspSle
d,mpssfs,s. ers ~ Disess.s NJ NJ
Srssf Ofggps
Arising fr6fn Exeesses and irppruieneies IN LIFE
and renewing al Improper discharges irrfn The
bladder. Rigpeys, or sesrrsl 0rsans, whstbet
esissinein
From whatever easse they frsy have ctirinssea,
NO MATTER now lose STANDING.
,y,e,so tissiib spd rfsor ~ Ne Ft,,gis. mi Btgem
Dhe f,iii,d ptssi.
JOY TO TIE AFFLlCTEDlll
n eures Nervous and Debiiitatsd Sufferers, nud
removes ~ the Symptoms, among when wiz
he found
iudisposiicn
~ Eveftion, Toss ~
Power, Loss ~ Memory,
biHealtv Of llresthins. Cen
ersi Weat ness, ilortsr ~ Die
esse, Weak Nerves. Trembling. breed
frl Hprrcr If Des,h, Might swerts. Cold
feet, Nskefulness, Dlmness ~ Vision, Ian
gour. univetssi isssitude ~ the Muscular
| egste-s. Otter Enormous Appetite With Dys.
| The Dpdg. Bryness u the skin. rsiid
Cpnntenance snd Efnriirns on
The Fscr, Psiu ~ the nack.
Heaviness ~ The Eyslids
Frequently Hiatk
spuis Flying De-.
/ fore theeFss,
| With Temporary suiThsicns snd Loss ~ SIGHT
Want ofAtlention, Great MOBILITY. Restless
! ness. With Hcrfri ~ Society Nothing Is
more Desirable 10 such pslisnis thsn
! Solitude and asihisg thef sqsse
Dread icr fesf NJ themselves;
/ ~ nepnse ~ Nannsf.
Esrnestness, mo srer
uisticn. inl
Huffisd Tfsn-
/ sitinn
frnpi one question
! tn another
| These symptoms " allowed H. gn on-whieii
Ibis medicine invariably teuiovee-spon follow
Loss or POWER; FACULTY. AND EriLtPf1C
Fifs-in ohe ~ which the patients msy sSpife
! whsea ssy that these exfsssss afe not uuffr-
guen,iy followed nv those dirpful diseases.
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
The records Of The INSANE ASYLUM aud ths
| ,,st4 netnfv deaths ~ GpNSUNPffoN, hes,
| s,nrle witness ~ the truth ~ these assertions -
In The Inna,ir Asylums The inosi melancholy
exhibitors sppeets. The eonntensnes i sctnsl
Nv sadaen end quite destitute--neithef Mifth NJ
grief. ever vlsiis a. Should y Sound ~ The soics
oteuf. " IL f.fely srticulsis.
"wHh vuefui rea sufes wan desrsir
low suiien sounds his grief 2aiieI!"
Debility Is most terrible and hiss htcught ih,r
sands uper thousands 10 tsrtifnelE graves. TIA
blasting the ambition ~ many noble youths.
crn be- cured by the use # this