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s The Medical Journal of North Carolina and
the North Carolina Journal of Education for Janua
ry and the University Magazine for February have
been received. E.2
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

ALL COMMUNICATIONS for the STANDARD, and all
private letters for the editor should hereafter be directed
to W. W. HOLDEN. All letters on business. or encos-
ing money for subscriptions Advertising job work, may
be directed simply to the Standard, Raleigh. N. e.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

= FEBRUARY To, IcbU.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sales yesterday of l,97B bbs
at 81 80 for yellow dip 81 "a for virgin and ii 65 for
hard per 2sO lbs This morning s73 bbls. sold at same
figures.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Sales yesterday of $50 bbls
An CENTS and loo do extra bills at 40 per gall
lon several parcels also sold terms rot made public
Nothing reported this morning.
No sales in Resin.
TAR.-Saes Yesterday afternoon and this morning Of
1888 bbls. at g per Dbl. =.
BACON.-l,0oO lbs N. c. cured sold yesterday at l2
cents per ID. for hog round.
COfTON-Saes yesterday Of bales at 10 cents for low
midding Is do at lol cents for middng and s. do. at
IL cents for strict and good middling. 49,
COFFEE-The cargo of 2Ooo bags Rio previously re-
potted received) was sold at auction this morning at
prices ranging from u to 1895 cents per h., mos
TIMBER Sales since Yesterdays report Of Is RATS at
S, s., 8 so, @ $40 per ~, as in quaEty.-Jouraak
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DR.. DUpREE's HYDRAULIC ELEv AroR,-This inyen
ton, for drawing Water may be seen in operation at
Cooks we'll, near the new Baptist Church in this
City, This water elevator appears to do all that its
ingenious inventor claims for it.
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Louisiana Delegates to the Democratic Conrention
WAsnISGroS Feb. 16-A special despatch from
New Orleans to the Charleston Courier says that
delegates from the State Democratic Convention from
New Orleans are largely administration men.
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PosToFFICEs IN NORTH CARoLrNA-A new Post
office has been established at Cedar Fork, Wake
County; and Heady Mountain, Jackson and Mary's
Garden, Cumberland, have been discontinued.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN GREENE. are request
ed to give notice that meeting of the Democracy
Of Greene County will be held in the Courthouse at
Snow Hill, on Saturday the 25th instant, to appoint
delegates to attend the State Convention on the Sh
of March; and also to appoint delegates to attend
the 22d of March next, to appoint delegates to the
Democratic National Convention at Charleston, and
also an Elector for the District Although this is
announced to be, and will be Democratic meeting,
yet all patriotic persons without regard to party are
invited to attend and unite with the Democracy in
the effort to present unbroken front to the ene-
mics of our glorious Constitution.
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DEATH OF M. FRANCIS, Eso-Michael Francis,
Esq, formerly member of the Legislature of this
State, died in Calhoun, Ga, on the 2sth of last
month. t, IS,
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Among the appointments connected with the Or
ganization of the House, there is none residing
South Of the Potomac This is a pretty fair indca-
ton of what the state Of affairs would be if Re-
publican President were in power. lorna!
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az Mr.. Starke, the Commissioner from Missis-
sippi to Virginia, has arrived in Richmond. Mr.:
Memminger has returned to Charleston. 4,
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GREAT SOUTHERN MANURE.
"EXCELSIOR,n
NO. l PERUVIAN GUANO,
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATES.
CONTAINING Ammonia, per cent.
&" Pho's of Lime, 81
Potash and Soda g

NJ. r
/, pnos vi Eine ~ u
rolasn anu Ooua,
lNOMPOSED OF 700 POUNDS OF No. ] PERUVIAN
u Guano and 1900 pounds of Shuttle phosphate of Lime
potash soda and magnesia forming the ated
universal and durable fertilizer offered to the farmer
and planter combining all the stimulating properties of
Peruvian Guano and the durable frtizing properties
of Ground Bones-supplying an abundance OF Ammonia
NOT volatile and passing off with the first crop with
Peruvian and other ammoniaca guanos, but stimulating
the crop to which it is applied and all succeeding ones,
giving to poor worn out and unproductive soils new life
and vgor making them IN this respect equal to the most
highly cultivated lands. upon which much time and money
have been expended.
The combination of Soluble Phosphate of Lime as above
is an improvement upon anything ever before offered for
soluble and available FORM ready food for the plant at
and not as it exists in many OF the guanos and ma
nures of the day from which the farmer can never derive
any benefit in consequence OF nsoluby OF their Phos-
lube or liquid form that the plant can supply itself with
the nourishment appropriated for its The farmer in
selecting his and manures should therefore, pay
particular attention TO ths as .helr immaculate action and
The EXCELSIOR also supplies to the soil Potash Soda
and Magnesa, which extracted from 10 the growth
of all plants aud must be returned or the soil will become
exhausted, impoverished, and TAIL TO produce notwith
ccnt in aikalies
In calling the attention OF the agrcuuriss to our Ex
cesio we wish them to bear in mind the fact that We
superiltend In PEKSON, ITS manufacture, and WARRANT
standard OF ertizng properties In buying our Excelsior
they have that protection which they have not other
Guano, artificial manure sold in this market.
We subjoin few OF the many testimonials received with
highest responsibility who have tested with Peruvian
and other GuanOoes.
H. b. Sea'ceM Esq., Raleigh n T., writes Dec ID, 1889;
can say with pleasure that used your Excelsior with
fho hnSfr nm Nth
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FAYETTEYILLE MARKET.

3ts5i FEBRUARY IL, 1850.
COTT0N-But little has arrived this week, steady ut
9L to O One two small lots reported to have been
sofd at a abuve previous quotations.
FLOUR.-Has advanced steadily and we now quote CSC
above last weeks report Sales this morning at Is for
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-4 CENTS Com 81 to 81 10.
~ :. .,-., - Cdrehaian.
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Wake Comfy Cont.

This tribunal commenced its February Term on
Monday last -
The taxes for the ensuing year were laid BY the
Magistrates at the following rates. For County pur-
poses So cents on each poll-the same as last year;
on 800 value Of real estate 10 cents-same as last
year. For support of poor, 10 cents on the poll
two cents less than last year, real estate cents
two cents less than last year. For Common
Schools, 10 cents on each poll-the same as last
year; on real estate 5 cents-same as last year.
On the following Also same last year: For insane
asylum, cents on the poll, and cent on real es-
tate; for the deaf and dumb and blind asylum, 2
cents on each poll, and cent Or real estate
The old Board of Wardens of the poor, consisting
of William R. Poole Simon Smith, Willis S. Thonp-
son, Anderson Page, Jordan Womble, John NJ.
Fleming, and Green Beckwith, were unanimously
reelected.
F. NJ. Gulley, ESQ.,, was unanimously reelected
County Trustee.
j. F. Hutchins. ESQ.,, of the Finance Committee
of the County, submitted the Report Of that Com.
mittce which was on motion accepted.
The following gentlemen were unanimously elec'
ted Board of Superintendent of Common Schools
for the ensuing year: Wilson W. Whitaker, Stephen
Stephenson, T. r. Debnam, N. G. Rand, John W.
Rogers CASTOR Utley, Green Beckwith. John NJ.
Fleming, W. D. Haywood, and George B. Allen.
And the following were elected Special Court
for the ensuing year: George E. Badger, Chairman
Thomas G. Whitaker R. w. Seawel, Nathan lvey
and Willis S. Thompson
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CoSvENTIoNs.-State conven-
tons of the Democracy have thus far been dcsgna-
ted to be held according to the following table:
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Mr. SMrTu's "GENERosIrY. An esteemed friend,
writing from Northampton county, says: "No man,
in my Judgment of clear and just conceptions Of what
is liberal and right, approve of Mr. Smiths action
after he withdrew from the contest for the Speaker
ship of the House of Representatives. Ate, his
withdrawal, and before casting his vote for Mr. Nc
Clernand for that position he made explanation,
in which he said "He, (Mr. McClernand, shall not
excel me in the spirit of patriotism that prompted
his act; and sir, he shall not be more generous TO
NE than wiU be TO HIM." Now let us examine the
record, and see how far he complied with this boast
full display of patriotism" and generosity" Mr..
McClernand voted for him ecery ballot after his
name was presented, up to his withdrawal On
Monday, the 3Oth January, he voted for him on
three consecutive ballots displaying throughout that
patriotism and generosity" which Mr. Smith felt
it his pride and his duty to euogze and recprocatc
Or the 3lst January Mr.. Smith withdrew and made
his pretty speech about patriotism and generosity
following up by practical illustration Of his SINGER
ity in casting his vote for Mr.. McCernand No other
ballot was taken that day, and Mr. Smiths "patr-
otism and generosity" cooled down to its natural
standard by the next On Wednesday, February
LIST, Mr.. Smith uoted against mr.. McClernnnd, and
for Mr. Gimer, nothing having occurred in the
meantime to qualify Mr.. Smiths opinion of Mr..
YcClernands patriotism and generosity" On this
statement of the facts need make no comment
leave it to the gentleman himself to explain this
singulast conduct, and show how single cote is
made an Offset in patriotism and generosity" to
four"
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LOOK OUT FOR INVITATIONS

- UNTERPElTS.
The of EXCELSIOR substitute for Peru
Wan Gusno has induced others to initiate it and copy the
for the purpose Of selling their article the
Of the excellence and reputation fairly acquired BY
Farers should that every package bears in RED LET
TERS the name of j. J. F. TURNER, under the
Msptioa mark and in that insure the purchase of
article that is genuine and has been subjected to the
test of Inspection. ,szs 81. ! lsll5t
Packed in Bags and Bbls So
Price $45 per ton in Baltimore.
And S5214 80" Raleigh. .stfa ~ ?
For sale by J.J.a&F. TURNER.
81 q 80 AZ Pratt Street, Baltimore,
And also by JAMES u. TOWLEA Agt,
Il; Raleigh, N. C.
Feb, 1850. ..'..- y Ss-tsasg- B-W3t.
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALD.
EOUR NICE DWELLINGS AND OUT.H0UsRs, AID.
is joining the Missionary Chapel
Dwelling and out-houses gliding Mts :. Gotten.
l !" Esssl- .ihS ~ - g ssssYs African Church,
81 81 JsH. Kirkham.
All in good condition. Possession given LIST day Of Jan.
uary, 1860. es..ss s;,,,ss,., "a 81. 49,.
Raleigh, Dec. ., 1881 y are3 . "a l05-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted sfr'o'ty
upon the Cash system. AU papers discontinued az we
expiration Of the time far whieh they hare 6een pa'd Suo
scri5ers sOin be notified WEEKS brs @e' t's Is ou
by CROSS MARX on their papers, and unless the sa"se''ps0"
j. rsnesd the paper spiA be discontinued This is rule
from ohch there so be dpartur' HdscA jor the cr"s'
mark and reneu your sa'scrfpt'o".
Semi Wsefly (iucludng tile Ti- Weekly during tile Sss
81. ny a per annuns, in adranes.
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office from, we'll the to, which
they desire the change TO be made.
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TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE.

TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE.
TIME SUBSCRIBER DESIRES TO SELL TRACT
Il OF LAND lying miles West Of the Town of
IsadOs & Sasburr h T On me s
gray sandy SOIL and is thered with hickory, oak poplar,
dogwood, &c, containing S5i ACRES Upon 1t there are
BARNS several fine Springs and it is Of the prettest
Residences in Western North-Carolin.
The land is level and well adapted to the growing Of
Wheat and Corn, and is said by tobacconsts who have
it, to be fine tobacco land the counties Of
Caswe!l Person Applications for the purchase may be
made either to me in person. to B. R. Moore of Sails
bury. SAMUEL KERR.
Feb 81, 1860. s-w3t.
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sNARRIED.,

In PetersbmY Va, oni the 18th instant BY The Rev.
Robert Michaels, John Spelmin Esq Editor Of the Sails
bury Bonner to Miss Nellie, daughter Of William Lss.
deceased, ofthat City. ~ N
At the residence Of the brides father in Wake County
on the 10th instant, BY " son w. Whitaker Esq Mr..
Allen Rogers to Miss Emma daughter Of B. Novel. ESD
!. On the 18th February, by NJ. Safer. Esq. Mr. L. T.
Crawley to Miss Elizabeth Henrick all Of Wake county
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Mr. SMITH AssALED BY SOME OF HIS FORMER Sup
poRrERs.-The Albemarle Southron, published in
Murfreesborough, assails Hon. W. N. II. Smith in
round terms, because, on the floor Of the House PEN
ding the contest for the Speakership he repudiated,
or allowed others to repudiate for him the proscrip
tive doctrines of the American" party. That pa
per says:
"For ourselves, we intend to speak out. Wewish
it to be distinctly understood that the Americans in
this district will not submit to be mere "hewers of
wood and drawers of water" If we quietly submit
to this thing we establish precedent that will fix
an everlasting stigma on every man ts.at ever be-
longed to the American Order We shall be sane
toning the idea that there is something degrading
and loathsome in AmericansIn of which man must
purge himself before he is fit for public station
Now that the prestige of this party, in the estima
ton CT some, has departed, we are not ashamed to
acknowledge that we have been, and still continue
to be, member of this party. We are third de-
gree American, and would to God that the resolve
that the Americans have taken to pcrpetuatc this
glorious Union may be successfully carried out"
The Editor, it seems, is proud Of his culvert hon
ors! He calls upon Mr.. Smith to explain. lie
says:
1--WE intimated, in our last weeks impression, that
We should make explanations in regard to the
course pursued by our Representative in Congress
from this District during the time in which he was
being voted for for the speakershp of the House of
Representatives, reported to the associated press
of the country. Since that time we have learned
that distinguished members of the American party
men who have battled for the party through good as
we'll as through evil report have taken exceptions
to the course of Mr. Smith We, therefore, think it
best for Mr. Smith, if he has any correction ex-
plantations to make, to make them himself from his
place in the House of Representatives, as it was from
the Halls of Congress that these reports were first
sent forth to the country. Since the matter has as
sumed its present aspect We think it due, both to
Mr. Smith, who is fully able to defend himself and
to his American friends, that some public explana-
ton should be made, tina. there may be mutual
understanding What does Mr.. Smith mean by
being opposed to the "proscr,ptive features of the
American party!" As be has declared that he has
been an unwavering old line Wing" what princi-
pies of the American party, if any, does he en-
dorsey"
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TO TIE PUBLIC.
VINHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS METHOD OF
returning his thanks to his friends and
TONER'S for their liberal patronage of his Hotel in the town
of Smi,hied; and having sod ont to Mr. CASWELL A.
SMITH, would respectfully solicit for him continuance
of public favor.
WIN. II. CULLOM.
Snithfeld n. c., Feb 81, 1860. Swift
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DIED

-.lr .rt.7- DIED. $780,.
In Danville, Arkansas. the 10th January 1880 of
typhoid fever after illness of about Peter
W., of W. r. and P. D. Knight. formerly Of Wake
county, aged five years. ten months and thirteen days.
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POINT CLEAR HOTEL.
Esssrru st,,,s, ny.,,ti. et.V


V'nE ABovr Justly celebrated Watering a.
l. flsre will he opened fDf the reception Hill
~ Visitors about the 10th NJ June aud the sllL.
Pfoptistofs Hstter themselves that the tppuis-
t'on 81 the Establishment shall not dsieri1rsie
hif want ~ the gond sppuit ltnsnts aud goot fare
which hiss hetetofbfe chstartsfiypd r..
THE location ~ health is unsurpassed In The
scu'h' anh vas fully tss'ed ~ the severe cyl
denies whleh prevailed both ~ New ''riesrs snd
Mobile dni ing the summers ~ 1879 hs net y sin.
gs csss n ysllo,c frer originated y, puin, Clssr
The kalt bathing has saasi on the usif
Ouast, and is Within 'ew yards ~ the iIriel-
the temperature ut water alwavs agreeable .-
Fresh water shower hsi tbs ~ DO Rad y, any time
Fish and Oysters ave abundant dufipg the sea
son. Good stable accommodations ATE provided
fot sli who wish 10 keep their catfiaras snd
hnfses The drives IN The Vicinity. shad, With
Msennliss, nsts, C.h.rs. Pines. Sc. are beautiful
snd es,ssd IN evnrv direction.
All the amusr,nsnis usual al Watering Places,
snt h ss billiards. Rowling. Pistol GALLERY Ac !,
will he provided, aud will be unaer the chsres ~
,nen ansiuus 10 plsssp AMI ebnvenienees fbr those
fond Of Aquatic Sports will net he neglected.
go Hand ~ Musir is secured and will PLAY
or the iswn. afternoons fcf dsncing, even
ings.
4 line ~ Magnetic telegraph is es,sbishsd con.
Meeting Point CLEAR wi'h every dasstst 81 the
Tutor.
The ars Inv pressure steamer t'Cstsctsr" will
ply tseplstly between Mobile AMI ppip, Clear,
leaving Mobile srsrg stsnipg aud on SsndaHs,
hin'rys, Wednesdays and Fridays. will 10 down
NJ ~ O'Clock. A. n, To accommodate those who ar.
rive In Mobile br the morning hats.
en- should ihls schedule be changed, notice
will he given In the Moiile and n. -. papers.
The ffoprie,nts return their sinesre thanks 20
the public fnr their libersl patronage heretofore
extended ~ the b.rtiE norss and their reiNr
OlEAR liurEt, and hupe 10 blscs themselves under
renewed obligations
D. ~. C,iaMpEaLstv n CO..
rtnrtis'ws rrfnt Clear tfrtet.
Alsr the Rattle House. ~ Mobile.
ma rpl- pr,h
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nalIp o5a3rttt ann Comet.
pAroN aoueB,
neutrality-suspicious. IA, 1880.

vspy ftsavr srocs or PsoeseE A. ras
J,rp,ro. Planters and others will notice
the heavy receipts Of Western produce. by
Messrs. heal " Patterson. vt the landing,
FOOT 81 Main Street. Tbs articles ajyer-
,i-ed to-day have been In store about ten
days, and will be sold at the very lowest
figures for cash.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-14
CuULERyi CUTLEayfi

\ HAYS ,ow w. Sipe and 10 arrive, y compiets
j rs-w itnsnt OF p'cks ~ sud Table Cutlery, ~
tn .aost reliable makes. and great many new
styies among hem the eei.bfsted tndi, { utter
Tabls Knives. Call -nd examine them befrs
putr' ssing ssvhsrs-asit ~ slvays pie-sur.
l. shov my stock. FRANH HU1UtT.
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RATION ROUGE BREWERY.

rINIIE undersigned would respectfully iniorm his
i old friends aud the public, that the brewery
on boulevard street, wilt undergo thorutrh re-
pairs and enlargement and he prepared 10 furnish
The p.s, of Malt Liquors, In any quantity desired
Having made arrangements In the West fnr re
gular supple 81 the best Malt and other materials
used in brewina. an article viii he made equaf to
the hest. 10 he had.
aecs.Smdsv ALEX. ST. MARTIN
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ID Il p . t
IMPORTED HAVANA SEQ

IMPORTED HAVANA sEGARS.
IHAvE JUST received the largest and most
J. varied assortment Of
IMPORTED HAVANA REgANS,
ever befors In this msrket-comprising all the
latest aud most popular brands.
am new prepared 20 mrniHh the citiSsns ~
baton Rouge aud surrounding country, With an
article Of EtG Ats even .xc.tiing any have here
tofore supplied them, at New orleans prices.
ANTHONY MAFE,
febs American tlsT segsr Store.
Harvey nnuse Napament.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-14

No. In the city Of Pittsburg, Pa,
and vicinity, there are FIVE rolling
mills, which produce loo, 900 tons Of
bar, sheet and nail iron annually.
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=. p.tsnrintn C. siscs. ,. rsAbnrf~rR
DALSHEIMER. SIMON & co.'s
M
DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
CORNER LAURBL md TBfED SIS
hdjc,n,sg the B.nh.

IVEpEg LEAVE 60 call the attention ~ N,
W pnsilr 10 the f,,ll and rpnplsie assortment
~hch We constantly keep In
STAPLE AND FANNY DRY GOODS
comprising n istgp variety Of
MtsiLNF. uHuANbiEs, JACoNETai
ENGLlsU aud FpENCii BAREgts;
PLAIN F,UtiHFit tfNEN pAABhfcF;
FRENCH, ENGLISH \ AMBRiOAN PRINTS
rLAtN ANN FANCY SILKS;
psRFHE and pbACH LACE sHAwLa,
IntsiI and FHENCu LtNENE;
PLAIN aud Eupn'D. POCKET HRFs;
rAHAspLs, FANR, COhsEIEi
NApyt.ts. TARLh cUvEhs, ErU FRO.
Az ~ which We will sell ~ Eteat Bargains.
A General call II also most respectfully solicit.
Ell ~ MIR extensive and we'll selected stock cr
CLOTHING Asp FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting In
pisin and Figured linen Suits,
SIN Mis-d Suits.
English and tteneh Merinn suits!
White and Figured Mats-ills vssls;
sin, Rouibasine aud barpcut Vests;
Pure iinen shirts,
Linen nusom shirts;
sir and Lisle Thread Urdsrgsrmen's;
silk and Linen 1tstats.
srd aH other articles necessary 10 uentiemsn's
Wardrobe. Parties preparing 20 leave ~, tie
summer will nnd u 20 their rfvanisrs Us call and
examine aa, stock hpfrra purchasing eispwhs o.
DALSllE1MER, SIMON " co.
pston Rouge. June ist. 1890.
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NJ CHIN cry,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &C.


AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &C.
THE Planters "P.,.m- steam Cord
Wood Gutter.
THIS INVENTION f,r simplicity, 1ui shilliy sbd
i an sccnctn cal labor ssvinE Msctibs has no
equal.
HORSE sCRAPERs.
Cotton Gins, (gullstrs Ps,.nt)-s % say will
GIN bales Per v. First preulutn awarded 81
the hississippi sd tonisians stste Fairs.
psrlils'lnR Engines, too siuipls 70 need des-
cription Portsble Cireusr Saw Nils. fnsds In the
hes, HHsnnef. with hesd biocks setting either cue
end Or both snds NJ once.
fire-rrtof ssts sisss IN accommodate Plan
,s's Jsweists. and o. sa,ioR Moons
stssm huslnes, Stationary and Portable, suit
Bile for b''~ ~ Hins urit wills, 81 hili, etc.
T. - Oottnn Ties tKbDvls Psisnt,1 supersesdinH
al others NJ the hind knovn
tny ~ the machines esn be seen In pfsctiesi
operation =, the Southsr' Entsfpriss Machine
Works DkLACbU1x, BIZ JgktY 4 90.
msr2t liston Rouge La
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A Pam ofaoid sres,aeles and AAs
n y money purse containing ~ Xxx
sixty or seventy cents. The spec,sc,es, are prge'
BY The owner on account Of the glasses A llhet
NJ reward viii he paid for their delivery nj ,hi
ONCE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-14

DEALps CoUaT or DEATH Rosa Bophsur's
i Horse Fair. for sale by
msrii J MCCORMICK.
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GARD.
Suits for fs.sfies.

VIII rsesive by neg, steamer from New York
L sonisthing very new and desirable In the vsy
~ asfrsss Avg ale Challet's and Pine App's
Suits, sil made ofEood material aid entirely rev
styles. VI piiLitps.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-14
GUM DROPS.
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Il the business ~ the late ntm ss speedily as
possible. requests all those inhabited IN csmr tor
ward sni clvss thvit accounts ny nuts ~ other
wise. 10 these having yssrly accounts the notes
gill he charged M without in,erss, and receipt
givsn on acc Iuut -
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