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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10
heath OF Young EIcnry Clay.

We take from an exchange the following touch
inr account of the death of young Henry Clay,
which occurred On the bloody field of Bucna
Vista
Hut most sad and yet most glorious Of all was
;hr death of the second Henry Clay. You should
have seen him. with his back against yonder rock,
his sword grasped firmly, as the CONSCIOUSNESS
that h. bore a name that must not die ingloriously
seemed TO fill his every vein and dart deadly
fire f.oui his eyes
Al his moment he looked like the old man.
For his brow high and retrcating, with the blood
clott,d hair, waving back from its outline was
swollen in every vein, as though his soul shown
from it,cre shr nrd forever. Lips SCI, brow knit,
hand f.m-a circle Of bis men fighting around
Lim-le dashed into the Mcxicans until his
sword was WI, lis arm weary with blood.
At last, uith his t!igh spIintersd with Ia ball. he
gathered bis proud form to It's full height and fell.
lis face a5ly with intsnse agony, he bade his
c,mpanons to lray, him there TO die That IA
,ola should b. the bed q bis glory
But gathering around him, guard Of breasts
and stcel-wAilo two Of ih,m bore him along
these men of Kentucky lonSktSround their fallen
hero, and as creating step by strI, tl'y launched
,hril swolcs and Layourts into the races OF III
zoe, tlcy said with every blow" Henry Clay
1t was wonderful to see how that Lame ncryc'
heir arms, aid called sink to ia: face Of tn.
dying hero How i, sLoul have made th" hear
Of t!,s old man Of Ashland tl.sob, TO have hcar'
his name v,ll,,l a. 4 BATH cry, down the shadow
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POETRY.
Written for the Constitutional.
JUST MA RE ID.
ny MILE MAYFIELD.

In,Hcl.d GA tn" bosom Of the sparkling river,
Thy rt,,, bark-lovr frcich:cd-sceks the tide;
Onward M. rosc-hurd wavc.ets leap and culver,
Astow.r! the deep, broad ocean swift they glide
But not more rosy hucd the bright waves glcani-
In.
Than III. Young hopes, which paint with rays
flight
Tho misty future, from dim distance hraming
With r,,li,nc, caught from thy f}sd fanccs
bright.
l,loul,rsg .l,a ,kv to Thy cnsauguinrd vision,
The mona Of love with soft cang'nc' beams
NJ ,',1,ws dar<rn DER the hurs cly"ian
Which gid thy waking thoughts and light thy
dreams
Too trusting heart, that fmccs bliss is real
Tlat scans not close the hcck'ring phantom
bright,
From, whose capnt form, when fades the soft
ideal
III" flush Of day gives place to gloom OF night
n ,c,f,rops voyagcr towards loves deep Ocean,
Grim we'll thy sails, and ply with skill thine
oar,
Tho soft tie waves, with coy and gentle MOTION
Woo the, to leave the green and friendly shore
Think n,trhcyn ever whisper low to greet thee
Tiai-sunny skies shall always smile above
The trcacfcrous tide that sparkling springs to
meet thee
May cbb again, to strand thy bark of love
The clouds Of dark distrust may shade the heaven
And tincc with green the rosr-ight of thy sky
BRAY, not heir ragc-but heed the warning glV''
When thr first i,ccy spcck thou scc'st on high
For vainlv wilt thou battle with the pillows
The demon, jealousy, can raise at will
,,r,y,rc bcttcr thou vert laid beneath the willow
o.. Than dare the storm, which rouscd' There
raucht can still.
Let Reason take the helm, mild light distlllIng
To cud. thee safely thro' the passing g"l'S
pr r,ssion raised; and when too proudly MIN
With lows soft signs, trc spread thy yirldin
sails
still trust the sober hrlmsman, he will moor liz
In safest anchorage by day or niGhti
In every change Of time or tide before thee
To Reason vicld-hc'll guide thy bark arigl
So. o.
70 1t !, very rare that p5Jctnrr poem th'
this * found in the newspapers. 1t appear
ORIGINALLY in the New Orleans Sx-day Delta:
EIDOLON.
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The Rev. Dr. Tying said at public NEE
New York few evenings since, that Ball,
& Co., jewellers Of that city, have stated I'll
the rent Of Jewels for women to wear at the
ce's Ball, shcy made enough to pay the rent
store for one year.
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The shape Of kiss is said to BE- ellipiieaL TINS
uoust n, derived from the sensation one eXpcIeh-
ces when enjoying the luxury, for 1t Is ess>'.n'y
ip ticLle.
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Coop ADyICE-Thosc WHO wish to do good
Int hesitate TO DO it, would do well toread the fol-
lowing. Thr reason may be suggested to them
by tn P.rusal;
ADO not dclu1c yourself with tbc idea that you
can please everybody. VINO ever knew anybody
that was worth anything that had 10 body to Ind
fault with him. You would have to do evil IN
many eases to please the evils fattcr some to graf
ify their p.i,lc indulge the selfish, submit to the
tyrannicai, be- tool for the ambitious, aud be
careful not 10 have anything as goed as those who
desire TO have every thing superior to their neigh
bor,. If you axe public man, should You be 'il-
i-rnt. YOU must expect to have many secretly DIS
ike you and talk against you for your success
and if Won accomplish little, though many show
themselves friendly, it often leaks ont that som'
who appear nitndly +" you, can ito thus because
they do not your rivalry ;hcy may smile mp
ca You ou.wmGly, and yet entertain contempt 10
vour inofii.iru~y; always do that which IS right
he dilgcnt, Go the most you gan, pay no regard t
fault-fndcrs, and You VIII find as many friends a
any sensible man need desire.
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THE GIRLS or COHAssET.-A spiteiul
bier, who has been Tilted by the girls of Coh'
Massachusetts, vents bis "feelinks" as follow
"Thc girls of CO,ehasset make nothing of {
into the water ami bringing out shark
mackerel by the nose. They dig CLANS
their toes, and open quahogs with pinch OF
fingers They live chiefly on sea fare, 50
when kissed they taste salt, and when they
are preserved bafa century. Their hair
age turns into dry sca-weed; and if thy
worn caps in their old agc, the cap is stiii an
ering with crystalli,stion Of SALT and u T''
in love with them in their youth, You find
self in pickle"
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Alcr the 1st Of january, i-jl, the coffee houses
IL the city II SLrcy port a. 10 Dc ''o''o oi'
s,hhd.E.
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MARRY EAIuY-At the commencement OF INC
Reform Medical College, Ga, an Grafton 10
the GRADUATES was delivered by Col. o. \. Loeb
ranc. The following concluding remarks are 'P-
plicabe to all classes of young men
As means of resisting the temptation OF YOUTH
would only repeat long entertained conviction
tia. Young men should marry cmiy IN Air' ana
coulrrc nee its cares with loving heart to lean
rpon, and IN inspiration Of some soft sweet 'o'c'
,o nerve hiri for the conflict Of cuc into which he
enters. Let her be no painted butterfly to lead
him along the path Of pleasure; but let kindnrs'
warm her heart affection bcaHi in her eye tTu''
cling to her lip,, and above all, her intelligence
b, linked with religious conviction. With h'r
IFS darkest hours will brighten with hope 1T
worst fortunes BE- met with courage. She WI
bring Heaven 10 earth to cheer you with Its prom
lis,s, and rough ,v,n h,r cars wi rise bow
happiness to span your future, ana ba'cK'h
brighter tomorrow for your fortunes.
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r,,r T.Iys OF NIAGARA ILLUnuNATfD-Mr
Woods. who accompanied the Prince OF Wales
,brorobout his tour in British North America
.,d tic limited States in one Of his letters from
Niagara Falls to the London Times, giving the
incidents of the Princes visit, says;
His first view of the cataracts was on fnday
night last when he saw as no man had ever se'h
,her bcfore. and as they will probably never be
soep aqa,n--l,e saw the Falls of Niagara ilumina-
tod AT the first idea it about as feasible 10
byht ND the Atlantic as these great ouipourings Oh
axe Eric. and NJ Blackwell, when he started
the idea was looked on rs well meaning ana al
that. but chimerica to use the miidest TERM WI
Blackwell, however, perscvered, and had so"o
2e0 II .ncal lights made Of the largest size WINCH
II was possible TO manufacture About twenty OF
these were placed in a row Under the ems Dr.
meath Clifton House, and facing the American
Fall. ,w. MY more were placed under Table
Pol, and twenty more behind The sheet Of wa
ter It's H. the entrance TO which from the Ca'au''h
side have already described. At 10 o'clock ~
niqht they were all it, and their effect was soi'
thing grand, magical, aud brilliant beyond al
power of words to portray. In an instant 'ne
: whole mass Of water seemed turned to mottn
silver. From b. hind the fall the Ii h shone Wi b
sreh vivid brilliancy that the waters Immediately
before it looked like sheet OF crystal glass
cascade of diamonds, every head and stream IL
which leapt and spaa,led and spread the glare
over the whole scene, like river OF lighted phos
phorus.
] Tha boiling rapids underneath dimly reflected
t hack the vivid CLEAN as from mirror, lighting
UP the trees and rock' and all the wild torn chasn
: through which the rapids pour and showing on
5 thc Old gray ruins of Table Rock Ike huge on
: undated tower. The smoke, too, rose in thicl
4 dense masses, spreading upwards over the ca'a
rocts in luminous cloud, that it seemed as II th
d NIAGARA was in a blaze from base to summit Bu
e al the grandeur and beauty seemed as nothing t
t the effect pruduccd when the lights were chang
s cd from white TO red. Niagara seemed turned
blood in color, but so bright, lurd in is dee
eGulecncc, that river Of sectlIing, roaring he
y ,b fire seemed to have taken the place III an II
oil slant of those cold, stern, eternal fails Non
IL could look upon this scene the huge, fiery bi'o'
il, red mass. daik-looking ard cloted in the cent?
OF without a feeling Of awe. You could not sp'"'
~ so sublime were It's tcrrors, nor moy' your ga
I'd from the blazing caudron underneath the iail
in where the river seemed III its frOthy red foam III
IL boiling blood.
- His royal highncss walked quietly ont on 1
y be Rock and saw the whole of this grand scei
to the best advantage and afterwards walked ~
I'd city round past the Clifton TO his own nous
nj unite unknown to the crowd.
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Al sweet eyed Christ! thy image shi"S
In its Cathedral cell,
eI,iucd in the hcavrn-cnamorcd arms
Ofhcr who never fell
And 4 my phantom eyes mpiorc
4 NOS. hcnignant beam,
It's q urprnthr ] would crave
For memorial dream.
Der Iconie here dils't thou knccl
That musky summer noon,
Aetlc zcphvrs sang their Ang"llus
Mil the iimplcd skies If June,
4, IN, sunlight drittcd DER thy brow
4 Golden wavcof glace
Rli,rir blending with the miracles
Ot rha, angelic face.
AJarahlv Madonna-likr
Nv HI, communion rail, ,
Tby r,piurcd face, though rich with youth
Vas ,pirit lit and pale,
AID OH those opulrnt dark eyes.
T,,.r Mcccas of despair.
Ttry-thrv were glorious Edcn-iSlcS
Los. in a Lake Of prayer
S,.nt comic saw thee fit
Galrir-likc to the street,
Aud pure. mrudius angels led
Inv dainty. tmkling feet;
Nv rebel thoughts were peircI-wngcd
Attendant upon thee,
Chasing thy loved and lissom shape
As Arabs of the sea.
LONG did love thee, Bell" Creole
As Grbri, love the sun,
And in the temple of my soul
Thou was. the cidolon--
LIMO did love thee, Belle Creole,
WIrrc corsar pillows risc,
o. And where the silver planets soar
In unfamiliar skies.
Dvrl, Corcovado! did not
with heart and soul aiiamr'
Carve On thy broad, monaichal brow
Her wildlv-worshipcd name,
And watch The homcward ships Scud Wy
"A f.Ira the nimhlc breeze,
Mcm'ry with them winged away
E.yond the trp'c seas
Yca.-vcars had died, and once again
wa, within my home
Tbrn armed with an undying hope
| stood beneath this dome;
But not within the piilarcd aish'
Nor bv the sacred sign
Could my bewildcrcd eyes behold
The loneliness Of thine
The sal November days had come,
And eagerly | fled
To find thcc where the maidrnS deck
The kingdoms of the dead
fiarnd thce-ycs, found thee, love-
Beneath the willow tree,
With marble cross, and immortcllo,
And one word-l.EoNIE!
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10

How EVERY O1E MAY PRE.cH..-Ah ca.no.
preach from the prlpit; hut there s a3., -.
preaching that is permitted 10 =" or oTc,.tf.;,J-
Inn" I'M - ttr hndic, and souls OF lose around u.
~orJs - of rnconraccmrnt to the weak, instruction
:, .b IGNORANT Of brothrrly kindness to ali; h'a.iy
devotion to the services OF religion, in our al.',
and our closets, as well as in III" sauciuaIy IN
aynrJ earnest active, self denying love 10 our lei
low beings, spinging from our love 70 "'u' Ia,
will form a most impressive sermon . n' f'i-
vinring proof 70 the world around Us ,n,' -, Z;
| bcrn vim Jesus. Az christians are calico GA u
his his wa ", ia prrach the gosp.-anl wos TO then
| nth y 4. .,.,,. he CALI
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THE YOUNG WIFE.-''lt takes heroine 2
economical" says Miss. Muloch; "ior VIII
many woman rather run in debt for new !
net than wear her old one year behind the ny
give a ball and stint the family dinner for nie
afterl Take large house and furnish hands
reception rooms, while her household Is bud
to gethcr nyhow l--Shc prefers this nun
times to stating plainly, by word or manner,
income is so much a year, don't care
l,news tit will not allow nae to live DeyoI
certain rate it viii not keep comfortable boil
family and my acquaintance, therefore ex
me for prefering the comfort of my family to
entertainment of acquaintance. And societ
YOU choose to look in upon us, you must take
Just as we are, without any pretenee OF any
| or you may shut the door and say good bye.
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LADIES DEPARTMENT.

-
A FAsnroxABLE You've LADY.--Whn hat u
life of ,eonld be fashionable young LADY ran
Fern answers as follows: It is TO go to moe
boarding school, kept by an ex-French miiline
N n, nut into a room with four proIniscuo
Young ladies' and to learn, in three days. M
m. schief than her grandmother 'v,r dieainei
1t is TO stay there at the tune of thirty doilars
week, for several quarters, and come homo nm
ished' and superficial, with taste OF Latin
touch of French, sma.tering Of Italian, Germ
and Spanish, and portfolio full of croof
horses, distorted houses, lame sheep, and extra
binary looking abortions Of cattle and fowls
GENERAL the tythcs of which were never found
Noals menagerie 1t is to sit in the draw
room, in 6ounced silk dress, with WAIST
ward in circumference, be curled, be scent
and lie ieweled; to receive morning calis WI
mamma looks through her spec.aeles and tr1ei
mend Mademoisele's stockings II is to n
Mr.. Fnz Humbug, some fine day, get on hisk
and request Ma hmoisel.e to make him. what
has all along been desiring to do, the naples
men. It is to wear white satin dress, an ora
wreath, long neecy vail, diamond pin, and
spond Amen to quantity OF things OF WI
Mademoisellc does not understand the iull mn
II is to commence house keeping where the
folks leave off; 1t is to patronize fast horse
Gus uphosters, operas, concerts, theatres, !
and f,tes Of all kinds. 1t is to bring few siC
children into existence, to be tortured into
nifty by careless hirelings 1t is to find, all
few years probation, that Mr.. Fisz llumbui
lust what his name imports 1t isto have an
cution in the house It is for Madame to go
mysteries, and on coming toto find herself IN
sixth story of lodgings with tight husband
alright stove, a loose wrapper and crying b
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Ttic.. town older than any in the v'einfy 81
,,cirr, C.rthagc. ~, ttr pace -h's-.c Csfo d'ed'
This fast rih the above o,'Isc's' VIII
" explain one Of he most 'sPrcs'iv" Huota'ons
in orr l,,cuara-, quotation Which hes been fro
qrcntiy made by the most distinguished orators
Webster among thrT.
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10 1t !, very Eare that a PJJ"tn"r poem th"n
this * found in the newspapers. 1t appeared
ORIGINALLY in the New Orleans Sx-day Delta:
EDO LON.
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,sy-rcr professional aud business cards,
tinelading daily Paper not eseeedihe sis
lines, for is months. s7e--wlthont the pa
PET, ere.
,J-The privilege ~ yearly advertisers
10 strictly limited to their own immediate
aud regular business and the business Of
an advertising firm IL not considered as "
sihdinu that efits individual member.
tr<Ahheanelhe candidates iet State
and Parish uIllees, slo municipal eAless
A., ~ he paid fst Invariably ih advance,
tw- All advertisements fof strangers -
transient persons 10 he Paid In advance.
2 sW Advertisement hat tistked on the
copy for speeinsd time, will he inserted
ell ferbit, and payment esaetsa.
tWAll COMMUNICATIONS intended y
promote the private ends or interests N
tnrpatatiehs. Heeeties. Schools ~ individ-
uals, will he charged pc advertisement.
,.H-uafds ~ . personal character eau
only be published IN this rspet ne advet
tissmenis. aid must he paid fot in al vance
at double advertising fsssss
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NOTICE
Office Southern Mutual Insurance Col
iinIn.i nn.,l.u L.l.l. Ill lnnn

Office Southern Mutual Insurance Col
Baton Rouge, feb'y ath. 1905
Az meeting of the Hoard ~ Directors.
held this day. itwas J1ssgirsd. 10 pay So
per cent, interest on the eutsesndiiig Scrip.
kighf per cent TO Stockholders on premiums
paid BY them fet the year ending let Feb
fuaty 1890. aud ~ declare a dividend oi
fp7g per cent. on the nett earned premiums
Of the Company for the ysef ehilihg Alsti
January. 1870, for which certificates will
be Issued on aud alter the ist day of March
next.
N rue further Rssairs,i. To tedee,. the
outstanding Ectip tor The yeaf 1857. ON pre-
sentation At the office IF The company.
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sIArr or tquisiAsA-r ,siss % !

HTATn or LutitstANA=pisiss ~ /
tief nAfus Hnfss rsb isi. 1890 I
~ n remembered. That un this l'si dsg ~ Fsh-
fsafr. 1890 hafrfa ra the subscriber. Justice ~
The tpqps ~ ard fef The perish Aforesaid. refsnn-
silY appeared VIZ. y piha. President. and . "
ltebsrt, Secretary Of the Southern Mutual insu
fsnte Uumpsny n Baton Hopee, wha teins dpir
svgfn ssemaihf ~ iaw, a6 dathss sna ssf ihst
the ahas accounts ste iust and true. aud q tran
script fst the bsehs sf said unaspsnF4
tslenedl WA, :, rlkn. President
y, ~ iissEHf. Secretary
swafi te aud sahsefibsi tstsse me. ,his nfsi
iaF ~ February, 1900
tsisnedl Y. A. wAtgEH,
Iuslies ~ the reaes,
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HAiR-wORK MADE TO ORDER

TUE UNDERSIGNED begs leave 90 inform the
J. Ladies' Of New Oriaass and the public I'm zen.
essi, that he Is fully prepared to execute any or.
der ~ bis line such as Brdcrsfs, Nscidess ,ieprd
th1'ns, led Chains. Rings, Drops Crosses, BsfioHs
Srcts, ErriHgs, Ifoorfs. AoorRs. Snaiss, Anclors,
fishss. Ieoks, Bffs Irstets, Horns Tifp,pefs mar.
ysjs. ltcf1yssi also. ffesscr Hongaefs K,snBls,fs
Lan'iscuPes, Lsitsrs. Ibrfraifs. &C., De-, Dc, In
Lockets. Hroschos or Frames.
The undersigned wishes particularly 20 bring
10 public notice that he has made new invens
tioD, by which HAIR UoyleiSa Fy9,eeys, Ho,agsofs
NohHp'fpfF, de-. dc., never changes color as no
gum whatever IL used. and he has thus succeed.
cd In finding the means by which 90 preserve the
Hair FOREVER ~ frs ORIGINAL STATE. The Hair of
tho Youngest infant can be- worked mp by mean
OF this process
Anxious 20 secure the patronage Of tho Lsdies
and the public In general, he assures thtm that
every effort will be made 10 satisfy their expac-
taions In regard TO neatness, durability ana qnsl-
ny; every article ofJewelry guaranteed.
q UTION.
The public are cautioned against a speei.s Of
imposition IN the above business, by substituting
work imported from the North and Enrope. snd
passing ~ on a. II executed with ths Hair far.
nished by customer. therefore parties should n.
very careful with when they trust their Hair
60 Parties, leaving orders are most politely
requested Go be present, aud their work done
as 90 he convinced that the will got their own
Hair; this will be a satisfaction. which 100 ofher
portion.
az Watches AID Jeweisy Carefully Repaired
and Warranted.
ON GoLp ASp sityEn rAKES ~ EXCHANGE
Orders from the country addrs ssed 90 m. will
be promptly attended b.
:. ~ Recollect No, - CHARITIES STREET,
" you wish 90 get the ylE.L BAR OF your friends
+. STEUBzNRAuCH, Artist.
No. ~ CHARITIES ST..
Between Canal and Customhouse streets
dscitdA1y tformsr'y "a Royal strest)
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Qo000 WORTH or DIAMONDS, consisting
PCOUO OF enaBsisd and cluster ana fhiitar.
dngs, Breastpins, Earrings aud Crosses, all war.
rantsd 10 be 6rst water. in store and for sale n
the lowest prices by TIfEO. GOLDMAN.
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u,uE SUBSCRIBER ia now receiving direct
Il from the beat manufae turers. n nili assert
ment Of CANRiAoEs, comprising, COACHES,
nARoucuks, roc Always, buooiEs. with and
without tops. Fine TrottinE BU0otES, EULKIEs,
and a complete assortment Of
CtiILDisicNS' CANS,
handsomely nnished. also, an elegant assortment
81 Harness Of every description. cemmon, Fine
aud supernne.
have also added an elegant atsortment Of
Whips 90 my stock. Purchasers are inviied TO
examine my stock before purchasing, ~ I will
sell on a. good terms A. any house In the south
novs9 rrfffflf# W. TuNNARn
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AN ENTIRE NEW sTOCK.

AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
NICOLAS nARroLt, on Lafayette street. takes
~ pleasure In announcing 60 the public, that
he has rocsiveda ifesh stock Of Goods, consisting
In part ~ the following articles:
ORANGES, LEMONS, ApPLEs and Aft oth.r
kinds % GREEN and DRIgp FRUITS.
A large variety Of NUTS aud CANDIES.
WIN l., -.
CLARET WINE by the Cask, nox and Rottls
MuScAr and MALAGA WINES:
OLD SHERRY aud PORT WINS,
MADEIRA and WHITE WINES:
HEiDsIcKs CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNE.
30 RD1AL 3.
ANIsETTr. ALSyNTuE, kiRsEuENwAssER
COGNAC BRANDIEs.
BRANDY PEAGHks and PEARS,
BRANDY fRuIrs and CHERRIES.
sARDINEs IN OIL.
Atso-k very large assortment Of the very best
brands 81 HAVANA CIGARS.
In calling the attention Of the public 70 the
above named articles, | would say that will sail
ronage. ftfTFfa NICOLAS BARTOLI.
Baton Rouge, August ga. 1853. 4lTll
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CIloIcE TEA.

A LARGE assortment Of the best Black
~ and Green Teas, warranted fresh just
received by ED - WIN. HDgHb.
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Western Produce at the landing

NNrn NAVE just received - our basis ~ The
w handbag ,he Following Articles uf " 90 terri
rfosiaas.
goo nsfras Vine Flpufi
~ Half barrels Fine Flaar=jast arrived ana
M sale ~ mat ArArfEhRoN.
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WHITE LEAD.

E000 WEIGHT PURE white Lead eooo
OOUO weight snow Vine. 800 nosea Window
ois.s. Putty and Lithafge, NJ
mara MoNrAN A NATTA'a.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02
HIRAM. OATS Ann FLoIiR.

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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-02
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