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WE offer for sn'o on reasonable terms, at low
w prices the following articles mostly Of our
own manufacture, and which We will warrant to
be OF the best quality.
DOORS.
SASIlES, GLAZED or not Glazcd.)
BLINDS.
WINDOW and DOOR FRAMES.
Newell POSTS.
BALASTERS.
MOULDiNGS.
BRACKETS
HOT BED SASTlES.
WOODEN MANTLES.
SLATE MANTLES.
SLATE HEARTHS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
WINDOW GLASS.
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS,
WATER PIPE &c.
HandRails. Trusscs Centre Flowers for Ceilings
Carve Mouldings and Brackets. Panel Orna-
mems Sash Weights and Cord, Dressed Flooring
Bricks. Lime. Hair, Plaster. Cement. &c And n
great variety Of architectural materials and
ornaments
Ordered work furnished promptly, and in the
hes! manner
All Of which arc warranted to give satisfaction.
All communications will receive prompt a.ten-
ton GEORGE 0. STEVENS & CO,
Al W. PRArr ST, near Spears Wharf,
Feb t. lS6O-Iy. BALTIMORE, MD.
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MOBILE Alabama. July 23d. 1861

1'fV'F'Hi 4f7"''"rHHi lOVV'
GENTLEMEN Il have been snatched from the
grave by the application of your wonderful In
pcctine,' or" Persian Fever Charm" For several
years have suffered every season from fever and
aguc. Last Spring my life was threatened. but
your remedy has destroyed the disease. and am
rapidly gaining an appetite and strength,
Respectfully yours, ID. N. BARRON.
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Farmers and Planters

S T U DY YOUR NTE REST.
4 substitute for Peruvian Guano, at less
"A than onc-thrd The micc.
kimberly's Animal Compost,
OR CEREAL FERTILIZER, composed of
Blood, Bones and Refuse Animal Matter,
together with Phosphate and Peruvian
Iuano. In fact, it contains every clemen,
the plant requires, and being in fair condi-
tion for sowing.
The above valuable Fertilizer has been
extensively used in Maryland AID all the
neighboling States, with the greatest success.
The undersigned are prepared to furnish
this Spring the above at the extremely low
price Of
$40 per Ton, of 1000 Lbs,
CASH being confident at the same time
that II is by far the cheapest and best article
now before the farmer.
For sale only by the Manufacturer.
For further particulars as to how it should
be used. certificates, NC, we refer you to
our pamphlets, which will be forwarded to
any address free Of postage.
KIMBERLY BROTHERS,
NO 81 corner of Pratt and Patterson St.,
Feb l9, l860--tf. BALTIMORE.
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$40 per Ton, of 1000 Lbs.

( HEAP SUGARS. 6C-Farmers wishing their
supply of Harvest Groceries, can find cheap
Sugars, Mol.sses and Co9ees at the store of
Jlas ts. { NyEC|E TR
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EVANS & WATSON'S
Philadelphia Manufactured
SALAMANDBR Salts.


SALISBURY Mn. August %, 1850.
MRssns. Evans WATSON tel lemen-
The No Salamander Safe which we purchased
Of you sept 10, 1899 passed through the fte
which nenrly destroyed Salisbury on the Ms -
August, 1860. and on opening the Safe after tho
fro. the books. papers and yaluabes contained
within werc safely preserved.
ET-We will call in n few days and purchase
another ofyour srfes Very respec, fully, yours,
RIDER i TOADVINE.
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UElmiustcn.
VIM. G.. LOWE,
No. ll0 MARKET STREET,
wlLylIyCpOy DEL.

f9ESPECTFUl.LY informs his friends and
the public generally. TINT h. has on hand on unus-
Fsly large stock VI FALL ENp WINTER CLOTHING,
~n Oh he Intends 70 dsfo.s Of very low prices He
iNit~ the iatt W5 iite to purchase good and can
GARMENTS t. give him +. cali. At his eturs will be
.oad in great variety COATS, PANTS, VESTS, &C..
xe In the very latest Styles. Also large stock Of
SHIRTS AMI DRAWERS. 9sa-(;arnents made to order
nj short notice and on reasonable ter,ns~ta Call and
s..uine for yourselves. Don't forget No. lie Market
street, you want TO save money. IOet l3, 1sG0-3m
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Baltimore.

Mayer & sEIAFFER,
E N G IN EERS, MACHINISTS,
PATTERN MAKERS & IRON FOUNDERS,
MO. 40 EAST MONUMENT STREET. BALTI-
L MORE. Manufacturers Of STEAM ENG INES
Crisis. Saw and Sugar Mills, and all kinds of
MACHINERY. Cast Iron Architectural work
made and put up at the shortest notice. Con-
s'antly OH hand, MILL. GEARING, Heavy and
Light PuLLEYS, HANGERS and SHAPING
Repairing done with neatness AMI despatch. rs
well rs every description of Screw and Gear Cst-
ting piHning and Finishing, &c. CASTINGS
made daily. Jan 7. lS60--ly.
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The Celebrated Premium
IRON CYLINDER GRAIN DRILL,


IRON CYLINDER GRAIN DRILL,
WITH THE IMPROVED
Guano Attachment & Grass Seed So1Der.
PATENTED APRIL 3rd, 1855
Patented August II, 1858 Re Issued May ls, 1859
MANUFACTURED BY
BICKFORD d HUFFMAN,
BALTIMORE. MD.
THIS DRILL is universally acknowledged
i where it is known. to be the most perfect
Machine ever invented for sowing all kinds of
Grain, and every description Of Fertilizers in
concentrated form In addition to this improve
ment, we have also attached a Grass Seeder, for
SOW ing Grass or Clover seed broadcast.
Those Wishing this article and one that is uni
versa'ly acknowledged by tho Farmers Of the
South North anu West, and by all that have
examined or used it, to be the best ever offered to
the public will bear in mind that unless thew
order early they may be disappointed as hundreds
were last season. by delay.
PRICES IN BALTIMORE:
0 TUBE DRILL, 500
GU.aNO ATTACHMENT, 20
s TUBE DRILL, So
GRASS SEED SOLVER, 10
TUBE DRILL, so
5 per cent off for Cash.
WE ALSO MANUFACTURE
Hubbard's Patent Wrought Iron
REAPERS &c MOWERS.
SINGLE AND COMBINED.
Although this Machine combines more improve
mcnts. and is covered by more Patents, than any
olhcr Agricultural Implement in the world, yet
they have all been so carefully blended into very
few parts. as 10 form the most simple and con
yeniemt Harvester that has ever been offered TO the
public.
The Farmers in want Of either o. tho above
nnmel Machines will find it to their advantage to
call at 90 $. CHARLES ST., Baltimore, before
purchasing elsewhere
All orders promptly filed and infor nation given,
by application to q +. C0RSEK,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Office No 80 :. Charles Street.
(LGtweor Pratt and Caandon)
I'm g, 1850. gN TINsRE:
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~ 4 lFIIY SEED. f,r sale.
/ scp |, 1880. D. SCOTT 4 BIO
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A GRICULTURAL ENTS-
II Germ Shelters, Straw Cutters. Grain Fsns
PloTs For sale ty JOHN PARTRIDGE
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Nj AChEREL in Barrels. and Half barrels, new,
1'l csught in August, 1860 For ,ae by
sept Is, 1850. r. T. MAY.
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A ug 1, 1866.

II BROWN. JR. is now receiving supplies OF
~. desirable Goods for tho Fall and Winter
Wear Ills selections of the best manufacture,
newest designs and lowest prices Full supply Of
Hosiery, Gloves and Trimmings Iscrt 20.
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EVANS L. WATSON.

REMOVAL.
VoU will please take notiee that have removed
i my place Of business from No, 1877 South Fourth
street. to my mandatory, Nos. ia md llS
RELIEF STREET. between Lombard and South
and Front md Second Streets, PHILADELPHIA.
Thankful for past favors, solicit a continuance
of your orders. As have enlarged NY manufac-
tory so as to enable me to have constantly on
hand large assortment of well. seasoned SOAPS,
all Of the best quality and free from Fish Oil
PALM,
VAR{EGATED.
WHITE.
HONEY.
Castillo,
and NIL kinds Of
Toilet Soaps, Chemical Olive Soap
of pure matcyial SETTLED. PALE and BROWN
SOAP. English Sal Soda and Pearl Starch con-
stanty on hand
Sperm, 1ddamaniine and 7'a!lo,c Candles
of Ill szas
Having adopted the Cash System. am enabled
to offer my Goods at the lowest prices Ilopins
that you will call and examine for yourself both
the goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere
l am very respectfully,
F. CONWAY.
Aug 4, 1866. PHILADELPHIA,
The new era., 1860-04-26
HUSBANDS At HOME AND ABROAD. :

HUSBANDS At HOME AND ABROAD =
They of the lovely sex undergo, with
what patience they may, an Oriental
imprisonment. In the public street they
must, on no account, set foot. The
Creole ard Spanish women are bred to
this, and ths hardest American or Eng
lisn women will scarcely venture out a
second time without the Sc we're escort
of husband or bro her. These rela-
tives are, accordingly, in great demand.
In the thrifty north. man is considered
an incumbrance from breakfast to din
ner and the sooner he is fed and got
out of the way in the morning. the better
the work of the house goes on. If the
master of the house return at an unreas-
enable hour. he is held to an excuse,
and must prove a headache. or other
suitable indispnsition. Ia Havana, on
the contrary. the American woman sud.
denly becomes very fond OF her husband;
He must not leave her at home alone
where does he GO? she will go with him,
when will he come back: Remember
now, she will expect him. Ibid.
The new era., 1860-04-26
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
A FOR WARD SEASON.

The Editor of the Peru Herald says
that during a residence in Illinois, of
twenty-five years he does not recollect
but two seasons when the plowing and
seeding commenced so early as the pre-
sent. and none when tit continued good
weather so long.
The new era., 1860-04-26

us the remainder ofthe way to our place
of destination, and such the accomoda
tions on board. We set about making
our preparation for the journey, so asE
TO be in readiness TO accompany the
traders on their return to their distantI
homes. 1t proved journey oftwen,y-
five days, in which we never but once
saw human habitation occupied by
human beings claiming TO be civilized
The exception was ut the Saint Ste
Marie
Not expecting to establish perma-
nent station at once, we had not pro-
ylded ourselves with the necessary ar
ticles for housekeeping. But through
the kind interposition Of our missionary
friends at Mackinaw, who furnished US
with few household and other articles
for our convenience and comfort, and
by the purchase Of few more, we pro-
cured all we could carry. To these
we added a small stock of groceries, a
barrel Of salt pork, few pounds of lard
and butter, and -four enough to give US
very economical supply OF bread for a
year. Besid $ this part of our equip
ment, we had to provide ourselves with
all that WIS necessary to be used on the
Journey. for the reader must remembel
that our lodging place was to be the
sand beach of the lake. Our food wa:
to be cooked by the way, usually after
we encamped for the night. This de.
sideratum was supplied by our pur
chasing 4 cloth tent, blankets for GOV.
ering at night, pots, camp-kettles, fry
ing pan, bake ran, a cast-iron tea.
kettle, some small tin pans and cups, d
bowl or two, and teacup apiece -
These were TO constitute our articles ioi
culinary use wheA we should reach our
htme, as well az by the way Our table
furniture was packed away in small
box which, when not in requsition, was
deposited in the boat.
Ourselves and our equipment amount
ed to about half enough to load boat.
The remainder Of the load was furnishe d
by l.. VI. Warren, who then traded al
La Po.nte, to whose lberality and kind
ness we were now, as we'll as many
times afterwards, very much indebted
The arrangement between US was, that
our boat was to go half the way to
La Pointe, deposit us and cur goods oil
the shore of the lake, and then return
to Mackinaw. We were to remain there
encamped till Mr.. w could go to La
Pointe, and send back boat for US. :
This was tie arrangement when we left
Mackinaw. To us who were taking
our first lessons Of wilderness life, where
seldom human voice could be heard
but that Of the wild savage, whose Ian
guage we did not understand, 1t was no
pleasant thought to be left on the beach.
one hundred and fifty or two hundred
miles from any human habtation but the
tent Of the Indian, to remain for two or
three weeks in the solitude that then
reigned on the shores of Lake Su-
perlor How did we know but that our
goods might be temptation to some
passing canoe of Indians to plunder
and murder US, in our defenceless con-
ditlon. Thus would suggest imagina-
ton. though we never thought there was
any real danger. This arrangement,
however, was afterwards altered,
through the kindness of the other ira
ders, 80 that we went directly on to La
Pofnte.
The new era., 1860-04-26
From the American Union.
FINNATIFFANY. -a, +.
by MINNIE MARY LEE.

OR THE BACHELORS RACE FOR A WIFE
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SANITARY CRUEL.
I. X. l.. NOuRisurNG REMEDY !
tsvESTEn ASp rntRlpEp
By P- MA ARM n X

THE INVENTOR OF this new aud Invaluable
! remedy has taken patents In France. England.
gcotland. ireland, belgium aud the United states.
The INST chronic constipation yields 70 the
daily use Of the InvigorstinE Cruel. u must BE-
taken twice day, once in the morning aud once
In the evening. IN the shape ola soup.
The Cruel Is pleasant food, aud requires no
particular diet; n eNcites the appetite, and acts
favurabiy on the digestive organs. and cures
more or less rapidly, but surely always, In every
disease Of the stomach, such ass
Dyspepsia. Gastritis, Heartburn, Megrims, Sick
Headache. Pain In the stomach. Costiveness,
Vomiting, Chronic Diarrhea, Sc &c.
The Invigorating Cruel IL taken In different
WAYS; with brotb--vlih salt or sweetened milk
with or without the orange.nower water. A
spoonful Of IL IL ssticient. and should be put In
boiling milk aud remain 10 or 20 minutes.
sEr~ TO be taken mornins aud evening.
ior further particulars apply ri The Geae'sl
DEPOT, No. "a Cont street, between Charities aud
ROYAL sereets, New Orleans.
FOR sale. wholesale and retail, by
A. RbNAU u. TRARsR,
Principal Agent In the Upited states.
L. DoanecaEe Agent Tor Ess, Baton Rouge.
Depots in all the principal cities Of the United
States. lnara-ly
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UOsIERY AND UNDER WEAR.

r ADIEs, Misses and Childrsns' EDglish Cotton
Hosiery Of all kinds, White and Black Butt
Hose, Clsck Stockings for ladies and children.
Black and White Nerins Hose, raw elk and chill
drens' fancy WOODEN Hoe, all kinds, Boys ana
Mems Merino Under shirts, any size Ladies and
Nissez T" no size
can be called for but what have.
.ur3o W. d. PHILLIPS.
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NELL 4 wAsHBURN,

GENTS fer the Great Southern 60
n Piano Forte Mandatory Of
VIM Kuabe 4 Co.. Baltimore, Nd ~
warerooms STORY Building.) corner Camp and
Common Streets, New Orleans. ~
The Knabe Pianos have never failed 20 tsko
the frst Premium whenever and wherever they
have been brought 10 competition with Pianos
OF all the best ma kersof New York, Boston fnis-
dsiphia. and Baltimore; they bsve the folI lro .n
Frame, and are guaranteed for I'VE years vitn
months from the day Of Sale, II they fail TO give
entire satisfaction.
NELL A WASHBURN,
New Orleans, will receive prompt at'snnon-
febl46md&w
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d. r. ITCH T.,
E.Ngtseer g. .WOChtniSt.

BATON ROUGE, LA.
HAVING located myself in this city, beg leave
III to offer my services 10 Planters and others, as
sn ENGINEER and MACHINIsT, having had ten
years experience in the Island Of Cuba. and sew
eral years in this stste, feel confident Of being
able to give perfect satisfaction TO all those who
may favor ne with their patronage. Particular
attention given TO STEAM TRAINS Of all descrp-
lions. Machinery OF all kinds Repaired and fully
guaranteed.
am also prepared 30 furnish at short notice
SUGAR MILLS, STEAM ENGINES, PORTABLE
ENGINES; SASH and CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
Of the latest patterns; BAG AsSE fUNNACBa
STEAM TRAINS, Of all descriptions, etc, etc.
sS- Letters addressed to ID. K TI9HE, Bates
Rouge, La, viii meet prompt attention
iuue25.
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Stamping for Embroidery Work.

Stamping for Embroidery Work. !,
V,NOR the accommodation oil the ladies',
II have made arrangements with house
in the city and ladies can have stamping
for Embroidery Work ,or any kind Of goods
done with neatness and at very short no
tice. ] will make n weekly shipment On
every Wednesday and return the goods on
the Monday following.
-.f s. NJ. ASHER,
dec20-tf Lafayette Street.
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GENTS. YOUTHS AND BOYS

GENTS, YOUTHS AND BOYS
WHO HAVE not yet provided themselves with
wv the requirements OF er
WINTER GARMENTS
will % well 10 call and examine the p,ices and
aualities of my extensive and well selected stock
ia that line, which In poin. Of fashion, taste aud
workmanship cannot be surpassed, and having
concluded TO dispose Of ny entire atock Of clothing
At GREATLY HEDuCED rhACEsi
n will be 10 the advantage 10 all those In want
Of A good "a rment to give me an early call, and
MAKE Hay WHILE TIE sun sHINEsi
"A $3.50 g. sIM0N'S
Capitol Cheap store, cor. Laurel Third SITS.
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POST AuGERS.

AN INDtsPEsAnLE Labor ssviug Machine Or
N Planters. 20 bore and inch holes, for sale
AZ LACQUER A LANOuEE.
juust7 Cor Iarayptta & Tiariaa Sta
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ROus Clothing.

r HAVE just opened at my New store en- Main
Il street, a very large assortment OF
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
all Of which I selected from one OF the largest
stocks In the city OF New Yerk-every garment
is warranted to at well and give satisfaction, as
they are made mp by parties who devote their at
tsntion 20 that branch Of business alone, perfect
an can be had for boys from TO 20 years Old. :
ssp1 w. "
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CLOCKS.

HAVE lust received large assortment Of one
i month and eight day Clocks. With and with
out alarmers, which am enabled 70 sell yery low,
having purchased the sane direct from the manu-
factory ut Waterbury, Conn.
mAr2g THEDDOhE ooiD"hNN'
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BORING MACHINES, huaERs &C.

7 usT RECEIvEDs few BcsioE Machines. with
81 three steel Augers, Patent Anger hits, assorts
ed sizes, Post Augets 2 aud 10 inches go.
mevtl LACQUER 4 LANOur.
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CORDIALs AND WINES.

~ CASES Assorted Cordiais, No.
III 20 Cases low priced. for the trade;
10 Cases East India Preserves, assorted
20 Gases Hungarian Claret, nice VIM!
10 Cases Msrgean, very pleasant wine;
10 Cases M.rsssino' Genuine. " so.
JANIS BARBEE q BENJAMIN
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LADIES CLOTH.

JUsT RECEIVED q few pieces Of Ladies' Cloth
al with q general assortment Of Trimmings, all
II which will be sold at reasonable prices at the
PEOPLES STORE
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SOU T FL II r. N
ENTERPRISE MACHINE WORKS


DRUSHEs Of all kinds, Feather Busters, Coffee
I'D Mills, Keelers, Buckets, sleeves, Dust Pans,
Old Dominion Coffee Pot lat reduced prices) and
the Old French Coffee Grecque-all sizes smooth
Irons. Preserve Kettles, Enameled and Brass kit
chen Saw Knives, spoons, &c.
may2i FRANK HU6uEI.
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Manila Cord.g..

lust received per ship Itorlson. 20 Coils Grass
j Rope, assorted, from Clothes Line 90 Steam
boats Gable "a bARaUlEH ~ bANoUBb
ortgp Hardware Establishment
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DRIED FRUITS.

II ECEIvED, a lot Of superior Dried Fruit
IL which. for the accommodation Of the public
I will sell at retail n, the following prices:
Dried Prunes, 20 cents per pound.
" Cherries 80
" whortleberries, 30 cts. per pound.
4" line Pears, 20
spriif3. n. hhffa'
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LADIES RIDING HATS.

HAVE Just opened beautiful assortment Of
hsse goods In al eolors., ssaefhiDg entirely new
sug3o w. d. PHILLIPS.
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CART 4 WAGON HARNESS.

A IT'LL asscrtmant 81 Collars, flames, Mind
N Brides, Cart Breeching. Cart Saddles. Wagon
Harness. Trace Chsins, etc. which We offer At
moderate prices. -
Janis bARuUlER LANouE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-19

STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish OF East
Baton Rouge sixth Judicial District
Court-ln the matter Of the Succession
of MARY GRAHAM, deceased-No. ees--
Probate.
10y VIRTUE Of commission issued IN
ID the above Succession. and 10 me di-
rected from the Hon. Sixth Judicial DIS
trirt Court, in aud for the Parish OF East
Haton Rouge and State aforesaid, wiil
offer at Public Sale, in front OF the Court
IIonse door of said Parish, In the city OF
Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY. the 10Th day Of May next,
A. d., 1850, at II o'clock A. NJ, OF said
dav. the slaves hereinafter set forth ana
described belonging 10 the above S"oces-
sion. to- wit
DiNAH, Negro Girl, aged (1l) eleven
/ years. t,,,
years. .
! EDWARD, a Boy, aged (5) five years,
and ALFRED, n Boy, aged ( 81 three years
Upon the following terms and e'ndi-
] tions, to-wit; $50 -
one fourth cash, and the balance paya-
BILE at one, two, three aud four years cred
il. bearing eight per cent por annum, IN
terest. the interest on the balances 70 be
paid annually, the purchasers to give APP
proved endorsed notes with mortgage I'M
PORTING confession ofjudgmont, until the
futt and final payment OF said notes ana
interest. and made payable at The farlsh
Recorders Office, in the city OF patton
Rouge. H. " Do p,'a.lg
aprills. onei'"'
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<yUM DROPS, Candies and CneeolA.s, nfr
u. 70. e Wh- booEL.
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YEAST POWDERS.

- - DOZEN Preston a Merrett's Celebrated
- Yeast Powders, just received BY
anrIx En- 4 WIN. BOGEL.
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IRISH LINEN.

A FULL supply of genuine Irish Liner
"A ut the lowest cash prices at
deer B. n. ASHER's.
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IMPLEMENTS.
LApguIER tLANouE.
TO sJtGAR PLANTERS.

StTRAiuiir and crooked hnndie Cane Knives
- With aud without hooks. Copper and Timed
skimmers and Ladies, Cane Shed LANTERNS (;
Sugar House Lamps. Wicks. OF Cans, large and
small Enaineer Mrenches, ~ 60 ~ ina swans
Faucets for nj Sulphite gallons aud half Gallons
fnr Bi.suirhite. eachsrometer's Thermometers,
Couplings Gusge aud stop Cotts Packing ofevsry
description IT LARuuIIn 4 bANCuF's.
oci7i Cor Lafayette aud flefids ets'
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WHITE GOODS.

A FRESH supply Of White Msrseille, Briilian-
IA tines, Crossbared Swiss and Jseonet Muslin.
Tarlaton and Embroideries OF every description
Just received at s. NJ. ASHER'S.
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PIsTOLsi PIsTOLsn

HOPE STEAM WORKS.
FRONT STREET, BATON ROUGE, La.
DEsr SAINT LOUIS FLOUR always ready. 10
ID Barrels arrived last night. fresh from the
Mil. per steamer City Of Memphis. Those who
are good judges, difhcult TO please, and wantthe
hest. Flour, Iran, Oats, Creole Corn, Meal, Cop
per DistiIed whisky and stsa m Refined holasses,
will keep coming TO to me, Notwithstanding The
Inducements oacrs elsewhere. 90 Barrels Of
whisky In Store, worthy Of the notice 81 traders
aug5 ThoMho Brine
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-19
II. A. KAUFMAN.
HOUSE. SION AND ORNAMENTAL

p Al N Il u r.
THIRD sTREET,
Between North boulevard a Convention Streets,
BATON ROUGE. LA.
rruE UNDERSIGNED hsvisr ntted up the house,
L north Of Mr.. Michael Grsusry' Grocery Store,
on rhird street, where he has removed his Shop,
and "a usual IL prepared 60 MI orders for work,
anywhere, within compass Of fIiy miles from his
shop. ....- ... -.
sw- ospsps ros PAINTING, GLAZING, PA
PER HANGING. etc. addressed 70 him through
the Post offsce In this city. will meet prompt at
tentiou. tiunsT'Ap-tl ". A. KAUFMAN