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Ex-Ship John Trucks,
From Bordeaux- 8
no casks RED WINE, Pauillac
Sc casks ;. st. Estephe.
l0i casks st. Julien.
i12 casks :, Cantenac.
200 boxes WHITE WINE. Haus sauterne
100 :. RED :. Cantenac
$40 -. St. Julien.
20 pipes WHITE WINE, Haut sauterne
81 boxes RED >. Chateau Dillon. VIZ
50 ;. "a hf. bottles RED do, ST. Estephe
80 J. Preserved FRUITS, Rodel.
5000 hf. boxes sARDINEs, -.
5000 or. :.
% casks WHITE WINE. Hant sauterne
IL hf. casks
C. CAVARoC 4 CO.,
E.. 1l6 Royal street.
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Doors, SHOES AND HATs.-Messrs. John NJ.
Gould Co.. Magazine street hare Of the heaviest
lots of goods in the lines advertised in New Orleans
and purchasers Gnd difficulty filling any bill ii any
and peculiarly variety goods by laying ii ON the
counter of John NJ G. Co. whose long experience enables them
10 cater to the wants Of Southern trade liegen See
advertisement.
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Ex-ship Ann washburn,

Ex-Ship Ann Naslburn,
From Bordeaux
Is quarter pipes coGNAC, J. B. Baron, 1877.
20 casks Red Wine, Cotss de Frontenac.
81 boxes Chateau Mafgaux.
Is boxes =. st. Estephe.
l3i casks =. St. Julien. g=
100 casks Pauillae.
26 casks St. Estephe.
1870 boxes :. Cantenac.
3l3 boxes :, ST. Julien.
% nipes WHITE WINE, Haut sauterne.
80 casks a.g,. H..-..4 @
is quarter casks CoGFAC. J. Bord, 1875.
II eighth 49,. :. -. z ,
l69 baskets ANIsETTE, extra superfne, Chauvet.
q. CAyAROC & CO.,
zig Royal street
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Ex-ship Cleopatra,

From Masees-
1000 baskets OIL. % ounces, j. Plagniol.
800 IL :.
100 boxes WEYMOUTH. Noilly, Pratt L Co.
so :. MUseAT,
c. cAvARoe L CO..
5.. lie Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-16

PIoroRrAL.--K anybody wants good picture
taken himself his wea photograph daguerreotype
lot the splendid art saloon Of Messrs
Blessing Camp street and Commercial Alley
guarantee that got picture which will give most en-
tire satisfaction artists of this establishment most
experienced in all the details OF their
An advertisement essyhe gives idea Of this
admirable arrangement ttha celebrated establishment
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spRIsg cLorHING Serene skies and balmv 4

SPRING CLorHNG.-serene skies and balmy airs
begin 10 adonish the opening Of spring. aud
nal atmosphere will make winter rauent hot hold
No need suffer, though, for d. Moore Co.
and 1863 Poyras street getting in their usual
of spring clothing which includes everything that stylish
elegant for The Of and boys clothing
clothing These goods Of the the
and the propretors pledge themselves very cheap
and guarantee all goods sold Sac advertisement q n
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STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to 10 DIAMETER OF cYL1s

ALL SIZES FROM 8 to 10 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from IL to 80 horse power
DRAINING WHEELS, from IL feet to 80 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, from 6 to % inches in diameter.
Lea Leayitt's Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with both
Iron wooden frames, with Eorcross Rocker Boxes and
Stearn's Patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page Ckid's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills with Top Saws.
straubs Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS, Is to
Sinches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, of 6, Tx and II inches in
diameter by L. feet long, and geared for either horse steam
power.
sHAFTlEa. COUPLINGS. PuLLIEs STANDS, HANG
ERS, and Boxes of all sizes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS, ~ inches In diameter, and from
is 10 80 feet lsng.
CIRCULAR SAWS up to ~ inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, OF various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of all sizes.
An assortment Of all sizes OF the above articles generally
soe ready for delivery the shortest notice. sale
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues Of prices will be any address
by mail.
my9 &WH 10 Grsver street. New Orleans
A MEXICAN AROMATIC
BITTER oRDIAL,
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Swiss AbsyntIae. e. Pernod.
LOO boxes sriss ABsYNTHE, z. Pernod, for sale by
c. CAEARoC Il CO..
b 9s ZIG ROYAL street,
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GRovER AND BAKERS SEwING MA0HnSz<-AH
advertisement published speaks coayiacinEy 81 The
excellence and popularity ths we'll a Asa
Grover Bakers make Many testimonials esaanats
from distinguished searees These machines ~ their vss
ees tyies ives finish for sale Al the Seaihesa
Depot of the company, Ne. IL Camp street.
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Ernpty Bottles.

Enapty Bottles.
$50 baske EMPTY BOTTLES for sale by
G. CAyAR0C 4 CO.,
ZIG Royal street.
Dernijohns.
1900 empty gallon DEMIJ0HSs. for sale byI
G. CAvARoc 4 CO..
Il6 Royal street.
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SuaAR HoasHEADs SUGAR HoaaHEADa

: : ! H1APE ANU SHINELE HAEHINEo 153I- :
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HOdsHEADs, RICE, MOLASSES, ROsTH AND
TURPENTINE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
Tho principle embraced in this Machine the old Of
splitting and dressing by hand labor Working directly with
the grain 81 the timber produces article not liable to
check from exposure This stave Mil will rive shave and
Joint from the bolt from 1000 10000 Slaves periy and tho
shinge Machine from 10 900 1000 Shingles two
horse to work IT. and be attached to team
gne gin mill pewer make required length
be adjusted y any thickness taper The timber s
neither steamed sawed riven and shaved directly from
ths bolt.
Both Machines be In full operation between the hours
of 10 and o'clock, every day. at No. Canal street These
Machines are made in Augusta, Ca
Any party wishing purchase Parish State County and sim
gle rights Machines obtain them from the Agent, who
will give full particulars. w. q. COOK,
Agent tho States Of Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
Texas and Alabama. ja3I
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HOUSE AND SIGN P4INTRR.-Mr VIM. Towel has
removed from Magazine street Jula Camp His friends
will please take notice.
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f MISCELLANEOUS.
OUIsIANA STREAM CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY,
IsB...........C street............1sy
NEW oaIxAxs.

Ths subscbsr respectfully inform their custos
and tho Planters In general that they always prepared
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING Of the very hest ma
tssals, And ct most reasonable prices.
Ths ige patronage they receive fro. this and nsshbong
SAsss has induced them 10 extend their esabhmsnt
any Of buse and In order b able supply
patrons slways with the and best descriptions Of
tea hsy have made contracts with several OF tho prem
nsn manufactures in the South sad SHALL henessoh b
10 supply Planters with goods Of unifon quality.
They fssl confident that they will give entire satisfaction
all thoss who parone their slneatly Southern eners
and solicit their orders which shall receive Immediate attention
Al8 sm HEBRARD 4 co.
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Sundries.
400 casks Ordinary RED WINE.
IS :. Leoyiie .sA
so ;. Cotes dc Fronsac FED WINE.
i25 ). Chateau Dillon >.
80 =. Haut sauterne WHITE :.
90
As hk ckH. !. 81. -.
30 :. Baraae -
80 ;. Chateau Dillon RED =.
5000 boxes Cantenac :.
1000 st. Julien
300 ;. LeoyiIIe
100 ;. Chateau Dillon :. :.
81 ). st. Estephe .. >.
81 Chat. Mergaux =.
As y. Chateau Talbot 5. ..
q :. Cos d'Etournei
6 j. Chateau Latour
IL :. Chateau LATTE ;.
20 :. Pichon Bongueville
10 :. Chateau Yquem WHITE :.
rs !. PRESERVED FRUITS, j. Lafaurie.
$50 baskets superfne ANISErTE :.
10 J. cHAMBERTIN, G. Marcy 4 Co L. Belr
6 Romance :.
Beaume :,
900 quarter boxes sARDrNEs, Rodel.
80 half ..
For sale by g. CAvARoC L CO.,
@5 u6 Royal street.
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RnLIARD TABLEs-BILLIARD TABLES

RLLIARD TABLEs-BILLIARD TABLES
35..............s ST. LOUIS STREET. ............35
@ Under the St. Louis Hotel.
Tho undersigned begs leave inform the public that he has
opened BILLIARD SALESRO0M the above place, where
he Intends to keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES,
from the celebrated mandatory Of u W. BRUNSWICK
BRO, Cincinnati, Of all descriptions and prices such
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
With Marble Slate Wood Bed. ALSO, BagatelIe Tables
and Balls Pool Boards Cuhisns Cloths, Cues Pockets Cue
Leshsr Ten Pin Balls and everything appertaning TO BIZ
nards or other games
BSpecimens Of the above Tables bc at the g.
Charles Marble Hall and St. Louis Billiard Rooms.
NRsparing done short notice and reasonable terms
m2s 1y A. ". MERRIAM.
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V,REDEGAR LOCOMOTIVE
AND MACHINE WORKS
Richmond. virginia.

T,REDEGAR LOCOMOTIVE
AND MACHINE WORKS &
=..es Richmond, Virginia. S
JOSEPH R. ANDERso CO.,
MANUFACTURERS or Ia
Locomotive. Portable, strictly Portable,
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES.
CIRCULAR AND SASH SAW MILLS,
Sugar mills, Gin shafting,
And every article Of Machinery required by The Southern
Planter
Car Wheels Axies Iron Bridge Bolts Spikes Chairs
and other Railroad Faenlngs Iron Trucks etc. Iron and
0'A's o'.'''A EDMUND n IvENs,
General Agent,
fe7 2plm--Iy&w No. 100 Grayer street. New Orleans
CPALDING's PREPARED GLUEs
srALpING,s PREPARED GLgEi
sPALpING,s PREPARED GLUEi
Save the Pieces!
ECON oMYl DIsPAToHi
zsr"A Stitch In Time Saves Nine."-ed
accidents win happen, in weregusted families is
very desirable have cheap and convenient way
pairing Furniture, Toys. Grockary, etc.
spaIding's Prepared Glue
Meets emergencies and household afford be
withoutit It Is always ready and up the sticking point.
There longer necessity fer lmpng chairs, plnteed
neers headess dolls and broken cradles 1t Is Just the article
for she'll and other ornamental work. popular with la
dies Of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation used cold being chemically
solution possessing all the valuable qualities of the
glue may be used in the place Of odi
nary mucilage, being vastly more adhesive.
s'USEFUL IN EVERY HoUsE.'
NB-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, rs cent?.
Wholesale Depot, No. IS Cedar street. New York
Address HENRY G. sfALDING 4 CO.,
Box No $500, New York.
Put up Dealers IN Cases containing four eight and twelve
DOZENS beautiful Autograph ShowCard accompanying each
package. -
sa-A single bottle of sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
will times Its cost annually every househod-G
Sold by all prominent Satioers Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDINGs
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list 1t will stand
any climate. jale ly&W
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L.. BoUDRO,
Glate of BoUDRos RESTAURANT at the Lake
Respectfully informs the Ladies' Of the city country that
he has purchased the CONFECTIONERY STORE LATELY
OWNED BY yINGENT ON CANAL STREET, and viii in
future carry that business
Ms-LUNcHEs. ICES, FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY
SERVED UP TO ORDER AT ALL HOURS AND IN sU-
PERB STYLE. NJ 2p3t-1m
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CASTLE Soap.
100 boxes deep blue CASTLE soAr rebosd for sale ~
G. GAvARoC L CO.,
1lG Royal street.
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A good joke is told of Horace Greeley, on the
occasion Of his political visit here last summer.
The story goes that the Philosopher was met &c
the Wooster House, in a promiscuous company, by
a high-wrought loco foco from Fairfield, who,
thought to make laugh at his expense. Loco
shook the hand of the Philosopher vigorously.
Philosopher don't know him.
I. Don't you remember,p suggested loco, $ that
you and drank brandy and water on the Plains ~
(" Oh oh-yes,n responded the Philosopher,
rememher-you drank the brandy and drank the
water.
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in career Of dissipation and prodigality bs, ID
word, ia commanded 10 administer to her reason
able wants but not to administer % ksg passion for
luxury and magnifcence.
And II tradesmen viii give credit 10 her for ssck
articles of luxury, they cannot expect the assist
ancs Of The law FOR the recovery Of their debts II
they trusted her without any warrantfrom the hua
band, TO her they must look for payment, not 10.
the husband. Let me now glance at the bin u
goods purchased by the wife Of the defendant Of
the plaintiff and see II they necess1vSes Of NE
for herself and family, and suitable to fortane aBd
rank in society Itmust be borne in mind that her
husband has no other property than bis sAIaxy o.
x25a0. - - -
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Nw orleans gay gfpe shn ans osaaa april Is $50
- -
Yutal SntsIIiaents.

The WEATHER continues dry, snnny, cloudy,
breezy and dusty az ever. few drops Of rain,
but not enough to lay the dust, fell on Saturday
evening. II the coming May flowers have to de-
pend on April showers, we must say their chance
is rather slim; April half gone, and no rain yet
It Ia probable that when the rain does come, it will
make ample amend for its delay. Meantime, the
residents Of small tenement houses, who have to
depend on small cisterns for their water, are put
to trouble and expense in procuring the ndis-
pensable fluid; the cisterns being dry, and they
having to buy water by the barrel from the water
carriers. Let's have some rain, Mr.. Clerk Of the
Weather!
TEE CLAY SrATuE.-The Instructions being re-
moved, and the intersections clear on ell sides,
the Clay Statue was yesterday the center Of q
gay throng. Grown folks, gentlemen and ladies,
| stood around, quietly gazing, while whole crowds
oflittle boys and girls romped and played around,
as II it were public square. The monument and
statue an immense acquisition to Canal street
FREE DrsPEssAnY.-The following ia the weeks
report of the New Orleans School Of Medicine, or
Common street, opposite the Charity Hospital:
Saturday, April ], Patients treated. 9,
Wednesday. H. IL
Treated previously, u
| Whole number treated. .a63t
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GALVANIZED IRON 1-GALvANIEED IRON r.
The undersigned, Solo Agents for
MCCULLOUGH 4 co.'s CELEBRATED AMERICAN
Charcoal Galvanized Iron,
For Roofing, Gu,teng, spouiing Bath Tubs Stack Pipes,
Yeraadas, etc, etc.
Warranted 10 fsnge and The only article that will
stand the peculiar humidity OF this climate without oxidation
For sale by McLEAN& OLIVIER,
NIL 3m 40 Common stree,.
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Ex-ship Pilgrim,
From bordeaux
100 boxes WHITE WINE, Haut sauterne
800 :. RED :. Cantenac.
100 :. ;. :. st. Julien.
rs casks :.
20 ;. WHITE :. Haut Sauterne.
80 pipes :. .Z
G. CAYARoC Il CO..
ZIG Royal street.
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MoLAssEs. ,moLAssEs. ,moLAssEs.

sUGAR-HoUsE MoLAssEs and GOLDEN SYRUP, from
the Hope and Star Steam Reneres equal 10 In the South
for barrels halves and kegs quantities to suit pur
y chasers. Terms liberal.
MoLoEY BRO,
tau 2pIt-sm No. AZ Povdras street
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Ex-Ship Falmouth,
From Bordeaux
loT boxes WHITE WINE Haut sanNrne.
$50 ;, RED :. Cantenac.
II st. Julien.
GO casks =. -. Cantenac.
@ G. CAYARoG 4 CO.,
m19 Motif ll6 Royal street.
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and receives a salary of $500 year, and posses
| ses no other means of support.
The husband owes to his wife fidelity, support
and assistance, Cart. No. III, Civil eode) and she
! is bound to live with him and follow him wherever
! he chooses to reside; and the husband is Obliged
to receive her, and to furnish her with whatever
is required for the convenience of life tout ce qua
est necessdire pour les besoins de Ia Die, in proper
ton to his means and condition; &c. G. 122 A
persons have the conventional capacity except those
whose incapacity is declared by law. ~. Y. l7151
These persons are insensates, slaves, interdicts,
| minors and spouses. The husband is presumed to
assent to certain class of contracts made by his
wife, and from this presumed assent of his to them,
| he authorizes her to bind him. He s presumed to
authorize her to enter into commercial contracts il
he permit her to conducts trade in her own name
to enter into contracts for necessares for herself
and family fpot le C0trdts qtseile fat pom. s,
proc,ner SEES besoins 81 ceug de sd fanaile,) wheI
he himself does not provide them, and t. ali hel
contracts, when he is party TO them. &c.
17790 These dispositions Of our Civil Code clearl
indicate those classes of contracts which a wife pos
the right to make, under the presumed author
rization Of the husband. and IL other contracts ar
made by her, not included in the category, the ex
press assent of the husband must be proved il
| order to bind him.
It is not pretended that in this case any expires.
marital assent or authorization was ever accorded
to Mrs. b., and it rests solely upon the presumed
marital assent or implied authorization. inc qies-
ton presented then for solution is do the aftcies
Of apparel sold to her constitute or fai unaef te
4 denomination of necessaries wants. when hef-
self and family stood in need Of and were If sney
preportioned to the means and condlon " lo =
her husband: for, If they are articles OF luxury
and taste or ornament, and beyond bis means and
condition, osentaton merely the law aeaaltsh me
M L. does nat hold the husband responsible to
t,adesmen for merchandise sold to his spouse when
Il exceeds bis means and state Of life, and partak
inc Of the character Of profnsion and luxury she
IS not allowed by law to crafty her taste for osten
tation and extravaganza at the expense of the COM
fort ease and purse of her husband. The latter Is
4 obliged to support her and furnish her with the
conveniences and necessares Of life, regulated by
the standard of his social position and his peeuni
airy ability: but for reasons of wise forecast and
policy the law does not require him to support her
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-05
Important Notice.


The use of ?. Matmay's SANITARY aRust
has produced tpvst sslutsfy eIecis, which We
hasten 10 ,ysks kaowa ,o The public NJ large.
Among Ne cthst good qualities. whieh are uni
vsfsally acknowledged ~ has been fcrnd 10 be
highly Useful snd bsneHcient 70 Women In "
state ~ Pregnancy, ana that ~ facilitates. their
dsiiVery.
: " also improves positively the 1uslity and ir-
crease the quantity ofMilk ~ Nurses.
No cther kind Of Food can be compsted 10 4,
u tusy he administered withost fear 10 the young
est c'fiidfen u tefreshsns and rtreug gttens ben
snd preserves them sesinst great tnspy die
sssss peculiar ~ their sFe
We psy ibstsio,s es,stslIy recommend !. 70
evefE family.
Ersry one.psund paper ~ tbs SANITARY
ghUkL contains thiriy.two portions iof cns per
son. They sre sll signed by 2. MARNhy, In
ventor ard pstentee.
General Depot a. New 0tissns--tt Cont street
between Chattres ard Roysi. mfptyd.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-05

T HAVE customers in Missouri Kentucky
l. Virginia and North Carolina, for i'm
proved and ulimproyed Cotton Lands, at
fair prices.
State Land entered for small Commis-
sion. City Property sold, rented, or ex
changed BY Jos. CoLTos, Southern Land
Agent, and Real Estate Broker, Ne. s
HxEs, Row. Once hours hsm until
so'cioek' tsni4.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-05

BATON ROUGE, La.
IIAviNa located myself In Iris city, beg iesvs
VI 70 vner fny services W Planters ana others ss
sn ENGINEER aud MArH1Nfsf. bsvinr h.a ten
vests experience N the fslsndbf Uubs. aba ssv.
able " give perfect sstrfsction 70 ali those Who
'nsy fsvcr re With their rstfcnssss psftieufar
attention eiven 70 sTtAM TnA1rs u All aescflps
,isn. mse''ins'y Of AZ Kinds repaired, ana fully
arr also prspsrsd ~ furnish a. short notice
SUGAR Wills, STEAM ENGINES, pDRTtpI,F
ffaiNfs; sfsH and OfROUbtH SAW Wits,
~ The latest pattefnsj BAG aesE FUNNAOEi
sfhAN TRAINS, efsii descriptions, etc, etc.
~ Letters addressed - y. II. Tf7Hr, pston
Rouge la, win meet prompt attention.
irns2h.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-05
I'M PROV ED
GAS LIGHT ApPARATV3

TfiE undersigned respectfully calls the attep.
tion ~ Planters aud The pusiic gensliy. 70 his
uAs LreuT APPARATUS
snd its established economy and advantages over
any other niod of Lisht, fr PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
PRIVATE RESIDENCES, SUGAR HOUSES, De-.
Ae. He has abundant. conclusive and satisfao-
tory testimonials. where his GAS EGtfT Ar-
PARATus Is In operation, that there II n saving
o15 per csnt In money besides all the labor that
necessarily has 10 he bestowed on oil Lamps or
soy other kind Of liquid now IN use.
The Capitol baton Rouge IL ~ up by one ~ ms
Improved Gas Light Apparatus,
Of which have the testimonials of Governor n
O. wfosuFvs, andof Messrs. berlin Childrsss. Ser.
sssnt-stArms Of the Senate and !. ~. peralta,
approximations Of the House, who say
"Your "improved Gas light Apparatus" ss sp.
piled 10 the state House, IL admirable In al its
Arrangements, and al THAT could be desired
have alec the Testimonials Of Dn. JsHu Pea
ufss, of Fast Baton Rouge, and ". W. PueH, o
Assumption, who have my apparatus attached 20
their sugar Houses. which should like Sugar
Planters 10 examine
june25 DR.. TIgHE.
ee-Address iettersts D. n. Tlghe, Baton Rouge
" llImest prompt attention.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-05
no aIt,lAn pLANTElts.

GtfHAiuHT ami etocked handis Cane Knives
- With end without hrpks, uuppet snd Timed
Rkirifneta ana hsdeis; uaus shsa tarthefua ;
suFsf House lamps; Wrks, Oh Cans, large and
small Enrireer Wtehrhss, ~ 70 ~ lnA Rwan's
Fsusets iof pi.sulphite uslions aad half Gallons
iut blsulrhite; ssehsforetef's Thermometers.
Couplings uuage aud stop uokts Packing ufevsry
description II LARguttH A LARCUEH.
urt2f rer Lafayette and Fiefida sts.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-05
A AanINilLTInAL IMrIEMENTa,

DtOuaHs. Asrs. medium and heavy Corn
i SHELTERS and Road s.'spe,4. strsw guttrrs
sud Hay knives, Atnps \ puuisud's Spades aud
shvvpfs, Hoes, Socket spaiesand tisy fptts, ,nush
SUD afair Ecythes, sickies, utsln Cradles,
Rpsaths F,ist Hooks 4pi Twig Uu,,ess, Border
Hhests snd ustdsn rroweils. Steel poini Wedges.
ftces, ps, log, back and tfare chsins, nina hfi-
dies dollars snd iistres Cart Saddles ana preech.
ing Gross. cri snd PIT saws, patdsn Engines Our.
~ ca'rhs and s The uthef l,rpletne u rprsrsii
~
nayT LAngrtEH A LANnuH.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-05
SANITARY CRUEL.
I. X. l.. NoURIsulNG REMEDY
isvsrrpb isp rrtpApsp
By P- M MARNI AK

'rHr INVENTOR of this new and invaluable
l remedy has taken patents In France, England,
Fcotland. Ireland, nelgium and the United states.
The m,st chronic constipation Yields to the
daily use Of the lnvlgorsting Cruel. " must he
taken twice q day. oncein the morning and once
In the eveuipg. In tho shape ofs soup.
The Cruel is pleasant food, and requires no
particular diet, u excltes the appetite. and acts
favorabiy on tho digestive organs and cures
more or less rapidly, hut surtly always, In every
disease - the stomach, such as!
Dyspepsia. Oastritis. Heartburn, MeRrims, Sick
Headache, Pain In the stomach, CostiyeBess,
Vomiting. Chronic niarrbes. Ac, Ac.
The InvjgoraiinE Cruel is taken in different
wayai with a brotb--wiih salt or sweetened milk
with or without the orange. flower water. A
spoonful " ~ II SAN client. aud should be put In
boiling milk and rsmain 10 or ~ minutes.
EE- To betaken morning aud evening.
Ior further particulars apply At the General
Depot, No. "a Cont street. between Chartres and
Royal ssreais, New Orleans.
For sale, wholessls'and retail, by
A. RENAUD. apsr,
Principal Agent In the UHited states.
l.. nonnacase Agent for East Baton llouge.
pepots In all the principal cities Of the United
States. ln,arply