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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-01-25
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The Sleepers.

4hO
They are sleeping. Who are sleeping 2
Children wearried with their play;
For The stars Of night are peeping,
And the sun has sunk away.
As the dew upon the blossoms
Bow on their slender stem,
so, as light as their own bosom,
Balmy sleep hath conquered them.
They are sleeping. Who are sleeping
Mortals, compassed round with wo;
Eyelids wearried out with weeping,
Close for very weakness now:
And that short relief from sorrow,
Harrassed nature shall sustain,
Till they wake again tomorrow,
Strengthened to contend with pain.
They are sleeping. Who are sleeping!
Cap,ives in their gloomy cells;
Yst sweet dreams are DER them creeping!
With their many colored spells
Allsthey love-aga:n they clasp them;
Feel again their long lost joys;
But>the haste with which they grasp them.
Every. fairy form destroys.
They a'e sleeping. Who are sleeping
Msers, by their boarded gold;
And in fancy now are heaping
Gems and pearls of price untold;
Golden chains their limbs encumber,
Diamonds seem before them strewn;
But they waken from their slumbrr,
And Il splendid dream is flown.
Thcy are sleeping. Who are sleeping
Pause II moment, softly tread:
!AnXions friends arc fondly keeping
VisiIs uy tie sleeper's bed;
Other hopes have all i"rs#kcn;
One remains, thai slumber keep;
Speak not, lest the slumberrr wnken
From that sweet, that saving sleep.
They are sleeping. Wa" a,s sleepiag,
Theusaids who have rIssei us.,i,
F.om world Of wo and weeping,
20 the regions Of decay.
$atc they rest, the greon turf under;
Signing breeze, or music breath;
Win'rr- wind or summers thunder,
tnnn"t break the slrep of death.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-01-25

OUTSIDE AND INsDE.-.Two thinos 81
master commits TO his servants care
saith one--'the child and the ch,lI's
clothes 1t will be poor excuse for the
servant to say, at his masters return.
Sir, here are all the child's clothes,
neat and clean ; but the child is lost =
Much so with the account that many
will give to God Of their souls and bodies
at the great day:
Lord, here is my body; was very
grateful for IL; neglected nothing lhat
belonged to its content and welfare but
as for my soul. that is lost and cast away
for ever-i took htIle care and thought
about itv-- F2dusl.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-01-25

10 Cure CoRNs.- A great blessing
his been conf rred upon the family OF The
Publisher OF The Farmer and Planter
from the Information that lemon iuice
VIII eradicate those painful pests to pc.
destrians, corns. 1t is done, hy Simply
cropping one drop of juice on the corn.
and rubbing II in, every night on going
to bed. Pursue this course for one month,
and we are satisfied great relief will be
found. This one receipt is worth whole
years subscription, and we merely claim
that from all who apply the remedy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-01-25

To CcRE BAcoN.-For every IoOlbs
OF fresh Pork take 5 oz. saIrpetre, 5lbs
brown sugar, or 5 pinls Of moasses. slbs
Turks Island salt, md gallons of water.
B"iI thc Sh!i ia the water until dissolved
'hen add the other ingredience, and
when dissolved allow TO get cold. The
nhk must be Gu: up and also allowed TO
get co!d-then pack it in tight casks or
tubs, and pour on The pickle, keeping the
meat pressed dowr hy weight, so that
1t may be covered by the pickle. In 4 or
6 weeks, according to the weather, the
meat should be taken ont and hung ND,
aud when dry, smoked, but only on dry
DAYS Should smoke he made under il. In
warm situations, on the seaboard. the
meat ough! to he rubbed once with the
MIXTURE without the water, and packed
away.
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When Walter went from among COM
! parative strangers to the associates Of
! years the evil habit which had been more
firmly fixed than his wife imagined, again
began to assert It's power.
| Again and again, would the young
man return home partially ntoxicated.-
Annie plead and wept, and eudeavored
To make home rs pleasant as possible to
her husband Soon came son to them;
and the young vile thought, "Now cerr
tainly Walter will stay more at home
and for brief period he did, evidently
struggling TO resist temptation-but
again he fell and the last state OF that
man was worse than the first
The human heart seeks for sympathy
in its sorrows. We feel our burlhens lgl.
tened if they be but shared by some friend
ly conhdaute. Thus Annie felt, when in
the midst of her sore troubles, she turned
TO her relatives for sympathy and conso
lation. But like job. comfor,er's of old.
they replied &: you knew that lie drank
before you married him" And here per-
init us few words not altogether irreie
want: Often, when II young wife is made
happy hy som" falling in Tie husband Of
her choice -pcrhaps such as the one Of
which we are now treAting--nstead Of
meeting with pity anl kinI forbearance
from those to whom she may contide her
gr'ets, how frequently do they say-'Iou
knew this before you married him-as
you have sown. 80 must You reap
When has needless, happy youth ever
been known to calculate the consequences
OF their present acts, when influenced by
love 2 They believe that with love, all
things are possible, and that their power
for good is iIlmilable. Exalted by their
devotion, they believe tEemselve, imper
vlous to the carts Of bate. Ere long
| Though affection bG Enni ~ evcr-lheSe
romantic dreams fade away, and tho cold, ,
! stern reality starcs them III the face
Then, unless upheld by an arm stronger
than q: flesh, they faint aud fall in the
, conflict, AMI the Pharsce passes by on
the other side, saying / have no pity
for them-,hey did THIS thing with their
.. es open
Charity, we are told, is the greatest Of
;'II virtues &; therefore l. Us be charrghlp
so those inE"tua'el youvg creatures mho
unsIjrg t. lie promr.i"g> u' ,heir y,,u
loving hearts, r~ah--uoi biindiy, perhaps
but no less surely t. their destruction.
Children wore rapidly born unto An
nle Carlton. and her unhappineSs increas.
ed. Not the least among her troubles,
WAS pecuniary difficulties for il ia no;ori
. Gus, that " hen . man drinks lie srn,iarS
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EFFECT OF TOBACCO on rnE MOUTH.

EFFECT OF TOBACCO on TnE MOUTH
"Bo,h smoking and chewing, saws the
"Sculpct," produce marked alterations in
the most exp essive features Of the face
Ghe lips are closed by CIRCULAR muscle,
which surrounds them, and forms their
pnIPy fulIness Every muscle Of the TO.
dy is developed in precise ratio with its
use, as most persons know. In splitting,
and holding the segar IL the mouth, this
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-01-25

A MIsTAKE.-The Columbia Carroll
MAN of saturday last says, we have been
reliably Informed that an incendiary was
discovered in Clarendon District. taken in
hands 10y a Vigilance Committee and
hung The Cdrohniar has certainly
been wrongly informed. II any such
summary vengeance has been executed
within the limits Of our good sister Dis
trict Of Clarendon, the intelligence has
never reached us. Nothing approxima.
ting it, we believe has transpired. 10 con.
sideraton Of the influence these things
have abroad, we think il important that
the Cdrol'nian pu: the matter right before
the world Sumter Wd,ckmdn.
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n u NJ B E r SO.

"'uSc'e Is IN constant use: hence, the
coarse appearance, aud irregular devel.
op'nent OF the lips, when compared to
The rest OF The features in chewers and
s.nukers.n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-29
OF the Horace Waters Pianos
and hei8ueuH>.

THE Piano came to hand, in first rate order LISA
beautiful instrument and no mistake. Lee d Walker,
Phiiadeiphta, Pa.
John Hewitt. Of Carthage, New York, who has had
me of the II GRACE Waters Pianos, writes rs follows
friend al mine wishes ne to purchase piano for
her She Ike, the one you sold me- ia December, -6.
Nv piano becoming iopuia" in this place, and ink
can introduce one on Two more; they viii be more
d. g.,tIar than any other make.
We have two OF Waters Pianos in nse in Sem
mary one Of which has been severely tested Tor three
YRS. and We can testify their good quality and du-
T.l,il,t, If ogd 4 tircgOrg. .AOuat C"rr0H ms.
b.. H. NATEIs. Es4.-Dcar Str: Having used one Of
your Piano-forrs Ter tvs years past have found in
'N'' priacipal Eroo siya Heghts Seminary.
The auo received from continues to give sat
sfctiou. regard il a. one u the best INSTRUMENTS Ia
the place ''-.JaD4ss H.. Ctarhe. ChgrtestoH. "a.
..rhs Meodoou has safely aIrIr cd | feel obliged to
YOU for your liberal dscouut-Hit do ali can Tor you
in these parts ''-ker d. Nc C0rmick. Yarqesrhis,sC'
condition. and i, very much admired by my numerous
family. Accept lDy thanks for your rromptness. =
Ro5ert C08yer. arreahaha. BraaJord county, Pa.
Your Piano peases us we'll II NE best one IN our
County. = Ihomas H. thaa Cam6ehom, Ga
we arc very much obliged to you for having sent
sucb a fine instrument for $50 and shall take pains
to recommend 1t. ''-BGah, HE'D Co., BaHat0 brm'
THE Horace Waters Pianos aie known as among the
very test are cuaalci to SPEAK Of these Instrument
confidence ron personal know Iea of their
ceiIclt tone and durable quality.'-f D. trGRge"St'
We can speak Of the merits OF the Horace Waters
Piao1s from personal knowledge, Is he1hg Of inc very
4.e..tFt,altt. &C hg-fsttaa IEtetHgcH"er.
..,uEhng nj the state Fair displayed greater excel
i"nce in any department imam tNs fiot'tS "'Ni'
amos. - CAHrchwHH.
ra Horace Natere Pianos are built Of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material. seha'e no DOUBT
tg. ty. rau a., as we'll. perhaps better, at this than
II am, other house in the Union 7dr0cate JohT L.
~ tterst Pianos and 1ieodeoEs challenge c0niatl-
son witil the finest naae any where III the country
.u5rIcs Waters, Piano-Fortes Of full, rich. and
ess. - ana poatrfll. tSen York Musical Rersea1.
.suf friends vii fud at Mr.. Waters store the very
best gsetuaept oil Pianos to be found in the United
sat-. IN ~ urge our southern and friends
to give him A call whenever they - to New York.
Grahau-s .Naga.tne
Warroums 1913 Broadway. New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-29
How MADE SORGHUM SUGAR.

A number of my neighbors having
witnessed my success in making sorghum
sugar, requested me to write out my pro.
cess for public benefit If my expert
ence is of value, well If rot there is
no harm done.
The sugar l send you is made from
syrup manufactured last fall by Mr. John
Donnan of this vicinity The cane was
grown on sandy soil, and cultivated as
you would cultivate corn. Mr.. DOMAIN
took his cane to Cook Sugar Evapora-
tor, on an adjoining farm, to be boiled
down. As he onl; desired syrup for ia
bic use, it was made thinner purp0seIy
than if intended for sugar. Happening
to see some of it in May last, said it
would crystalizc, if made little thicker,
and was told to try it, | did SO; and
then set it away in room at temporal
ture of IS degrees. In two days time it
was mass Of crystals and in three Sc,
it to drain The result you sec.
In tn: manufacture Of syrup no lime
or chemicals were used and put moth,
ing into ii whatever, when | undertook
to crystalzc il. Had the syrup been
made thicker last fall, and set away in
room at the proper temperature, say - or
80 degrees, it would have crystalizcd
just as well then as now.
have been equally as successful with
other samples Of syrup. The difficulty
is in knowing when it is boiled just
right, before it leaves the Evaporation -
The best test know offs the appearance
Of the syrup, when allowed to drip from
the paddle When it falls in rather
brittle flakes, it wi!lcrystalze at ONCE
When boiled TO the proper consistency,
it should be put in conicaI shaped sugar
coolers, with gate 10 draw off the mo-
lasscs, after crystalj2ation. When the +
syrup has cry5taiizcd it should be allowed
to drain - or 30 days; then spread upon
wooden platform, exposed to the suns
rays until the color and texture are salts
factory, being frequently stirred mean
while. Sorghum sugar made this way
ought not to Gust over two or three cents
a pound. - IjoHr l'orohers, IN The rhio .
Farmer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-29

An aU.rpf.t and Of IRON NM
fled OF o Ny~on and Carson rapln.fi,,, in Uyiro
gen. Sanctioned nv the hahrs medical ,uthortias
both in Europe and the IniiteJ States and nresrrb.d
in their l.rarfirr,
The p.,4rl,lre Of fhauzarrls daily rrovas that M
lsT,st:., p of Iron, can he rft,r,r4d win II. I,,t,,ri
C,.rs n5 g. - ffl srf -s-f,t, 81 vital .r.ryv ,,.Ia o,a
otherp lie ~ckIy cont lens Indicate its necessity in
almost 81, .t,- 20, ri,t,l4 ra-.. ~ "
In n,i,.~ in n n, ,la.. r., hif Il. has haa, ,r;l
II has rr.,v.i ,lutf, r.rsx II, n,cb If To ell
Ia Ichititv Nervous AFeetions r,,.ci.
ton, DvspeD2ia, CONSERVATION Diarrhna
DysenttrV -ncipfeut Conauuotion scrof,
loiIs Tubeac - Csis Salt Rheum M;smenstru.
alton. whites. hlorCzis. Liver Complaints
Chronic Headaches. Aheunlatisua Intermit
tent Fevvrs Pimples on the Face. &c
In cases If General debility whether the result acute
disease or Of the continued elimination Of nervous
amt muscular energy from chronic complaints trial
Of ibis restorative ha- proved successful to extent
Which descrI oH written attestation would rem
der treltiIa tayuids So long icd-fidden tn have
hecnUe FORGOTTEN I'm their eva neEhhorho'ds have sud-
dnffft n8aynd in the busy world n Just returned
from. 1,r,tltrtpt travel in distant land Some very
-f-na i,a t ii this kind attested of female Suf-
f.rrr, Iiari3,rl victims Of apparent marasmus sau-
gungpuz cxlauztiun critical changes. and that com
ijcat OH Of NERVOUS and ysnfptr aversion to air and
+ exercise ffr. which tn, ttls srEan la, no name.
In Nervous ffccioaS # all kinds. and for reasons
familiar t. medical aes. the operation this prepare
ton Of iron must necessarily lie sanitary. for unijk
Old uAlts, Il Is 1g, us!y tai.c. without being eNcit-
In and oyeruoatiHE ad gently, regularly arerient
even in the most obstinate cases Of c"stvencss without
ever hcing gastric Purgatve or INJECTING disagree
allie sensation. II - this latter property among others
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$4,000 Copies Already sold.
slvcrybSGs'- Lawyer

COZ NJ lI.LtJk ~ BtSiN ES>,
ny FRANK CROSBY, Of the Philadelphia Bar.
II Tells You How u draw up Partnership Papers
and gives general forms for 4 sg.e-
ments ri all kinds. Bills al : ale, Lease
and Petitions.
It Tells You iow to draw up Bphds and Mort
cages. AGidayits. Powers Of Attorney.
Notes aud Bills 81 Exchange, Re-
ceipts and Releases.
1t Tells You The Laws for the Collection Of Debts.
with the Statutes Of Limitation. and amount
ana Kind Of property Exempt from ENecu-
lion Ia every state.
1t Tells You How t. make an Assignment properly,
WITH forms for Composition with Creditors,
AID thc lusnivent Laws Of every state.
It Tells You What constitutes l. aei and SANDER.
and the law n to Marr,a-e Dover. the W ifr's
Right in Property, divorce and AHmony.
1t Tells y GU The iaR for Mechanics. Lvls ia every
state, and the Naturalization Laws If tha,
country, and ho" 10 comply with the same
It Tells You The las concerning Pensions aud how
to obtain che, and the Pre- Emption Law Ia
rubC Lands.
.tTeiis You The legal relations existing between
Guardian and Ward, Master and Apprentice,
and Landlord and Tenant.
It Tells Toa The Law for Patents. with mode Of pro-
cedare in obtaining one, with interference,
Assignments and Table Fees.
II Tells You How to make your " Ill and how to Adj
minister tate, with the law and the
requirements thereof in every State.
It Tells You The meaning of Law Terms in General
nsc. and explains to you the Legislative, En-
ecutiye and Judicial Powers Of both the Cen
era and State Governments.
It Tells You How to keep out Of Law, by showing
how to do your business legally. thus saving
vast amount of property. and yeNatious lit
igatiou. hy its timely consultation.
Single comics Willie sent by mail, postage paid, to
eyery Farmer Every Mechanic Every Man OF BG 5ness,
and Every body in Every State. receipt of Slt0,
in law style Of binding at 81. b
$1,000 YEAR Can be ~ass by @ .sns
the above work inducements TO all such very
liberal. For single copies Of the Book, for terms to
agents, with other information. apply to address
JOiia. T.. POTTER, Publisher,
n2sm6 No. 6ll SAMSON ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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=. ,.O;sEllEEPERS.

l.Oi SIEkEkPERSs
OMETHING NEW-B. T. BABBITT'S BES,
- MEDICINAL SALERATUS
Is manufactured from common salt, and
"a is prepared entirely different from other Il,
I'd Saieratus. All the deieterious matter es- {;
tracted in such a manner as to produce
Bread. Biscuit. and all kinds of Cake. with
out containing particle of Saleratus when
the Bread Cake is baked thereby pro-
an ducing wholesome results. Every particle n
90 OF saleratus is turned to gas, and passes Tx
through the bread and biscuit while baking,
consequently nothing remains but common
Salt. Water and Flour. You will readily
perceived by the taste Of this Saleratus, that
20 II IS entirely different from other Saleratus. ne,
10 Ii Is packed in one pound papers, each Ot
wrapper branded .'B. I. Rabbits Best Med
lcihaI saleratus:" also, picture, twisted loaf
oil bread, with glass Of eIcrycscing water
on the top When you purchase one paper
IN you should preserve the wrapper. and be -,
~ particular to get the next exactly ike the 4
hrst-hrand as above.
Fun directions for making Bread it'll this
saiefatus and Sour Milk Cream Tartar,
VIII accompany each package: also. direc-
20 u"hs Tor making all kinds of Pastry: sso. -
s Tor making Soda Water and Seidlitz Powders 4
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP with b. THAR
bits fC RE CONCENTRATED POTASH
Warranted double the strength OF ordinary
Q. Potash; PUT up in cans--l h., = lbs. 3 N,s .
q It's, and IL lbs.-with full directions for
making Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers
will find thir the cheapest article in market
Manufactured and Tor sale by
b. T. BABBITT,
~ VI, bo, be. ~, ~ 81 - Washington st., ~
NEW ORR,
and No. 3c India st., Boston,
nxii:vii:ly
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-29

OLD GOLD PENS RE.POINTED.
Price 60 Cents.
ENCLOSE PEN in letter with cash or post
T. age stamps. The return letter will bring it
back a. good as new
Efy~ Editors giving this advertisement six in
sertions during 1860, and sending paper, will
receive superior gold pen in payment
Address, STONE x BALL,
Syracuse. y. Y.
We will vouch for the fulfllment of the above
on the part of Messrs. stone 4 Ball
J C. X TRUEAli 4 CO..
Sept. 27ln, 1850. fropFs.syracnac Journal.
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BI RR AiI'S PATENT CORN SIfEILEI
AND SlpitR tTnR.

II ~ LONG been known AZ The best in use
II i all 81 IRON rnus ight, shells clean with
out breaking eilhe, tho coa or corn and i in
fact tn" only one that shells and cleans at a sin
gle operation, without vast or breakign
The suhscrii err has a superior lot an hand
which he offers TO the farming community mon
liberal terms. JAMES MYER, j.
Upton. sept. 2Iih. l,@o.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-29

For fale.
y VERY handsome Chs ndeiers: also, a few
- Lamps, suitable for churches. will be sold a,
eastern prices to close consignment
NOV - JAMES MYTR Jr.
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For saie.

| you want Mill that will clean ont the oats
l. bhy A. II. PEsRI'S,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-29
MILIhR'S NEW PATENT
LOCK-STITCH FAMILY
SEEMING MACHINES!
E35. s3J. S3I. So. s35. s.

30. s31a Saa' s3o. sa5, = ;.
The oaHg one taking this stitch sold for less than $50
Ia fnrIn. general appearance. stitch talike on both
-de>. sz" capacity. speed. iness ease Of mot !aI
AMI uaHar "f forming the stitch. it i rcrg much az
ami HarraEri to do much aId well "a the cole
hrated WHEELER u WILSON sl25 MACHINE.
We also have the
M ETEOP oLITAN
npuf1r 1ark tfat t,-t Grover Baker stitch S2s fam
-i!5 S-aiHt N.~HHr THatra superior lu any thirty
dollar m4. bryce. eF money refunded. We viii send
c1trr nf NatA H these Ia1rh fc- agents prices Ia
#s, j.rtg rIet5 .8 tar sale oG sewing machines. and
rr.&# ttr 1eE@t the eui 81 eNIy days Il they are
o.. s..i-u,'. >a connection with Cornell d Go.
A.lr- ra,ts..l. CaiIat Ia4 Lake street OF address
LEW Is CORNELL.
'H-. p. So BsN 1851, Chicago. Ill.
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w. 3. MOFFAT,

VI baO AWAY, Nsw ORE.
frr sale g! all Druggists. july $3.50 -bgp,1,
The ah"sr Medicines fr sale nj Reigtart &
MtN"mAr,'~ h.u- store. (fea, lava.
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Singers sewing Machine
FIFTY UnJIARSi Hs

/ AN1NG COM letcd and occupied an,
/ fire-ProoG Nanufargor, the mos n. st..''
machine shop in the orid-we have s,sss,ss
The event by producing new Family SS;,.
Ma' hinr. containing the latest Improvement, y,
Ill" tcry low price of
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FIFYI NOLLARSl

This great reduction will leave the n,h,;.
without tnturement or exc use for buyino s.. J.
The interlo. ma, hun which infringe onr =.
ents. Competition will hcncef0rth become m
possible. Avery large reduction has been : I'd.
III Lhe nrices nr all nf :.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-06

TWENTY-FIVE Barrels choice extra
l. Flour for family use--nothing equal
to IL In town. 8. BENJAMIN.
may1.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-06
Carriages and Harness.
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.

N1CoLAs BARToLT, on Lafayette street, takes
IN pleasure in announcing 10 the public, that
he has received fresh stock Of Goods, consisting
In part of the following articles,
ORANGES, LEMONS, APPLES and all other
kinds Of GREEN and DRIED FRUITS.
A large variety Of NUTS and CANDIES.
WIN T. 8.
CLARET WINE by the Cask, Box and Bottle
MUSCAr and MALAGA WINES;
OLD SHERRY and PORT WINES:
MADEIRA and WHITE WINES:
HEIDsICKs Celebrated CHAMPAGNE.
COR Ola s.
Observation-Disclosures, K1RsEHENwAssER
COGNAC BRANDIEs.
BRANDY PEACHES and PEARS,
BRANDY FRUITS and CHERRIES.
sARDTNEs IN OIL.
Aiso-A very large assortment Oft very best
Brands Of HAVANA CIGARS.
In calling The attention Of the public to the
above named articles, I would say that win cell
them cheap enough, 90 ~ 70 ensure general pa
tronage. NICOLAS BARTOL1.
Baton Rosss. August 2sd 1859.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-06
HOSIERY AND UNDER WEAR.

r AIDES. Misses and Childrens English Cotton
Ia Hosiery Of all kinds, White and Black Suit
Hose. Clock Stockings for ladies and children.
drsnss fancy WOODEN Hsse, I'll kinds, Boys and
Mem Merino Under shirts, any sise Ladies and
Ms~~~. no sise
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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-06
NEW BACON.

3 r,srees Plain 40 10 do.
do Sugar Cured Shoulders;
40 do do sides.
All ofehoiee quality and for sale at moderate
ces. JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-06

l,voR the cure Of Coughs, Colds. Asthma,
il Bronchitis, and all diseases Of the
Lungs and Bronchial Trbes, prepared in
Francfort on Main, Germany, and for sale
by [julysl.1 Ed. q VIZ. BoGEL.