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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
DIED.

Ou Friday the 4th inst. at 10 O'Clock =.
NJ, Of q eorn plication Of rheuru atism and
heart disease, having Just entered upon
the 14th year Of her age, Miss Epirn Youss,
Youngest daughter of X. r. Youss ESQ.
II East Baton Rouge Parish.
The fair young girl, whose early death
we deplore. was one Of those gentle spirits,
who seemed born 10 love and he loved.
To all human appearance. she gave swees
promise Of bright, aud happy, and useful
life. But God, in his wise providence, hat
called her away, 10 JOIN, we humbly be-
lieve. through his grace, the ehoir's ~ the
redeemed In singing the praises Of redeem
ing love. "The Lord gave, and the Lord
hath taken away: blessed be the name Of
the Lord. ." !. N. q.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10

A very singular geological pbe-
nomenon has started the inhabi-
tants of Thonon. At Orcisr, in the
midst of the chain of Mountains,
the soil suddenly sunk, and a1ake
of considerable extent took its place.
The high chestnut trees which COW
cred the spot entirely disappeared,
and, strange to say, the surface Of
the lake was covered with the
trunks Of trees which appeared to
have been long under water, and
of species no longer known in those
parts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
nallu o5aJsttt ano Cont.
sAToN aoUeEi
rpuRspAYm.:iiiiH.iii.iii;MAy 10. 1890.

psArp oF A Tyrt-FouspER Mr..
Lawrence johnson, Of Philadelphia,
extensively and favofably known
as a type.iounder. died in that city
on last Thursday. The establish
ment which NJ. johnson conduct
cd Is the oldest Of it's kind In the
Union, having been commenced
during The last century by Mr.,
Rmatdsop, who IL still living In
philadelphia. The loss Of Mr..
Johnson will be seriously felt by
the printers Of the United States +,
for TO his enterprise and energy
are they mainly indebted for the
rapid advancement which has been
made In the art during the last III.
teen or twenty years. II IL said
that the estate which he leaves IL
worth about 100000.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10

TINS woRLp's Fam or ls6I.--The
trustees have been appointed for q
new Great Exhibition In London,
in 1891. They are Earl Of Gran.
vile, the Marquis Of Chandos, the
Right Honorable Thomas Barring,
and Q. w, Dixie, Eco Of course
Prince Albert Ia the active head
and manager Of the undertaking
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
srEWARD,s COOKING STOVE.

C,TEwARD LARGE OVEN, air tight. .onms'
- and winter Cooking Stove. Improved In 1899.
The most complets Stove Of the sgs-eonsunss
lsss fas and At the same time has all the convent
snees imaginable belonging 70 the culinary os
psrtmept. We have them Of assorted sizes ana
iii sell them AZ Neu Orleans pricss-expensss
Of trspsportstion sdded. Call and sxsmins
LARGUIyR LAS0Uk,
..nti Agents.
Cor. Lsssystss and florida sts,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10

No Goods Exchanged or Taken Back.
rINHE practice Of Exchanging and returning
goods has become 50 fashionable that fnd
IL necessary TO give notice that In no case will
take back goods, unless returned the same day
they we're sold and In the same order ss they
delivered. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10

p~Captain Land, the master and
supercargo Of the brig Virginia,
charged with being engaged in the
slave trade, we're acquitted on
Tuesday, by the United States Dis
trict Court ct Norfolk.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10

ExrRAoRDISARY PAssAeE.-We learn
from the English papers that the well
known iron steamship Great Britain,
recently made the passage from Liv-
erpoo! to Melbourne, Australia, in the
unprecedentedly short time Of IS days.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
SALE OF UNITED STATES ARMS.

WILL BE BOLD at public auction on Saturday
w the 18th day OF May, 1850, at 10 o'clock l..
NJ, at the Baton Rouge Arsenal. La, the follow.
Ing United States Property, viz
sl1 Musksts, different patterns, unservicsbie;
I54s Rihes, different patterns, unssrviesble;
% Rifle sword Bayonets;
. Musketoons;
~ Pistols, Csrabipes and Swords.
Also, Infantry Aecontrsments, Artillery lmple-
menis, q lot Of Tools, one HORSE Mule, etc.
Terms CASH on delivery.
JOHN x. DUPROCQ
sp2e-2tv Auctioness.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
JOHN TARLEToN.

The undersigned In explanation Of theit
position, beg leave 10 annex the Following
statement, via
whilst we took the same view with our
colleagues. that the platform Of principles,
as adopted by this Convention. was not
what was expected by Louisiana. and lie.
sired by ourselves, M sufficient TO guard
the rights Of that State, and OF the whole
South, under the Constitution, are now
unwilling precipitately 10 retire from the
Convention, until all hope OF aecomoda..
ton shall have been exhausted, and until
the last moment had arrived. at W hieh, In
justice TO our own honor, andthe interest
dnd dignity Of our State, we would be
forced 10 retire. We, therefore, ,ers oppes-
81 10 ne retirement N re delegation at ne
time u wes made; but believing that the
other members Of the delegation were se-
tuated by the same high motives. which
governed our own opinions. aud desiring
our State TO present hrm, undivided
front. we being In the minority Of the
delegation, were willing to yield, and did
yield. our opinions 20 the Judgment OF the
majority. ]. a. McHATIVN'
CHARLES JONES.
CuAptrsror, n. O., May 4, 1850.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

u,ugrNE rENIoU n the yene'isry a
II school Aityft ~ Paris, France, LIN
10 the honor n inhprmipg The public r"
of nstop Ro,ige snd vieirisy. thst-A>Al-As
he hss t.ksn sn offiee ~ MI. Edvafd Hirisfas
y,est sxresje,,,a IN the treatment and diseases
Of Horses and Mules, renders him efnineniH
au.liles; aud esiiei.s the patronage ~ Al VINO
,r.y hsve diseased hotses or Hirles $50.
s,,iss rpaNNE FENI0U.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
A Union Meeting Of Journeymen.

There will be a meeting Of journsymen, ear.
pentsrs, engineers, blscksmiths, bricklayers, and
coopsrs, Of the city o. Baton Rouge and vicinity
at ne cd FresJvtsr,on Church, on saturday next
the 18th 81 May, at ~ o'clock, r. VI.
mayS-td.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10

~ Mr.. Smith, the hogs are in
your corn field. Never mind, Bill
", I'm sleepy. Corn won't hurt
EN-.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
sTEAM ENGINES.

ONE EIGHT HoRsE POWER with JDdson's,
" Patent Governor, In complete running or
der, including . stssmgage.
One twenty hsrse power set on iron bed plates
with portable boiler. -
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
JUST RECEIVED.

A Nd for sale lew no the trade, Lard IN Kegs,
IA do. In bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
lot Of fine family flour, Beef Tongues. sheep do.
Hog do. I. BENJAMIN.
mari
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10

trcr the Gazette and Comet!
THE BRIDAL RING.
where IL The Lsdy. who hiss 10 face.
The despct ~ Fashion In the Hoiy plsee,
ffsny there no, who during this Msy,
WIN visit the church. In the light ~ day.
In calico dressed and with hoops ec'spfessed.
Ana willbrins three men. who will then attest
shall receive the ring which We hold 10 view,
A due ~ the Jsay thus seia and true.
n.
B.tes Ropss. "a. May 9th.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
FRESH ARRIVALS.
JUST RECEIVED.

A NEW SUPPLY Of Dress Goods, which will
IA be sold cheap for cash, consisting In part
Of English Barge, Jsoopet, LowB, Ginghsm and
Calico Of every Kind, at the low prics Of ioets
per ysrd-twsrrantsd f@stI-a call IL solicited on
the Boulsvards. FANNIE r. OCONOE
n. u. A full supply q Fancy and Millinery
Goods always on hand. mays.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
trss the Gazette and Comet.
TO NJ ny.

Thcs hast thrown down the gssstist,
Thou hast challenged re,
who long has ruled the masses,
both the high aud The low,
Thou met him IN The Temple.
Refused him homage there.
NV meet him In The gag Saloon
And show thy courage rare.
Thes has, bearded proud fashion
RsbelIed against his power,
Noe sbfInt not from the contest.
M, NEE, him In his bower.
March boldly 10 the ehsrge-bat
Remember as yongc,
press not In silk or satin
But simply calico.
Nov, n thou would prove vieto,
In this unequal strife,
Ne honest In N, motive.
Ne upright In thy life;
Should sry ebcsss 10 shipper.
o. rails. the lip In sec,n,
N ting course Is based IN truth.
Thes Mary psrssvsts.
Man loves 10 see In vcmsb,
The wishes ~ the mind,
Fsssnsss With bomiy dress.
A disposition sind.
with honesty Of purpose,
And eemrisissnee also,
A gentle smile, q Kindly nod
We bless her ss We GO. ~.
Biros notas, La, MAY 9th.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
sTATE or IOuIsJANA-Parisb If East

STATE or LOUIgIANA-Par Parish Of East
Baton Bougs-sixth Judicial District
Court-In the matter Of the Succession
of IIIaAs CbiNE, dsc'dANo. Gss Probate.
." HEREAS, OaAr HAoEsT Of said par
w ish has this day fled In said Court
IN application for the administration Of the
estate Of Hiram Cline, late Of said Parish,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons in
terested, 10 show cause III any they can D,
within ten days from the first publication
Of this notice, why said application should
not BIO granted.
Given under my hand and the seal ~
said Court, at Baton Rouge, this 9th
day Of May, A. d., 1850.
JOSEPH NEPHJER,
may10 Clerk.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10

We give below (st the request Of many
Of our feadefs) the communication OF the
Lsuisisns delegates aud the explanation OF
Messrs. !. Al Mediation and CHARLES
Jones, for not withdrawing rom the con
ventien-zwhieh speaks for themselves
Cs.rfpsrcr April 80, 1890.
n ne Nm. CATH Cssking, Prssiisnt n
ne Democratic Cyreptter
sra The updersighed delegates from
the state Of Louisiana. In withdrawing
from the Convention, beg leave to make
the following statement OF facts
On the bth day Of March, 1880, the De
moa,sey of Louisiana assembled IN stats
Con vention ut baton Rouge, snd. unani-
ponsly adopted the following declaration
Of theft principles
Rssoieea. That the Territories OF the
United States belong to the several States
Ne their common property, aud NOT W IN
d;vidusl eitiyens thereof. that the Federal
Sa,s,itution recognizes property In slaves |;
aud AZ such, the owner thereof II entitled
to carry his slaves into any Territory In
the United States TO hold them there ns
property and In case the people ~ the
Tsr,itories, by insetion unffiendly legls-
lstion or otherwise, should endanget The
tentre Of such property, or discriminate
against II by Withholding that protection
given TO other species Of property IN the
Territories, IL is the duty Of the General
Government to intefpose, by the active es-
sttien Of its cons titutionsl power, TO Sc
cure the tieh,s Of the stakeholder.
The principles enuneisted IN the FORE
goipg resolutions are guaranteed TO ne by
the Constitution Of the United States, aud
their uneauivoesl recognition w the Oe-
mocrsey OF the Union we regard 40 essen
| tlsl. not only TO the integrity OF the party
but 10 the safety Of the States whose. in
tarssts are directly involved. They have
been embodied In both Of resolutions pre-,
sented TO the Convention by q majority OF
the States Of the Union, and have been re
jeeted by y numerical vote IF the delegates
The Convention has, by this vote. teiu
sei 10 recognize the fundamental pt.nei
| ples Of the dem oefaey Of the state we hsv'
| The honor TO represent, and we feel con
| strained, In obeiienee 10 high sense o
| duty, 70 withdraw from Its deliberations
and unanimously TO enter our solemn pro
test against tie action.
| We ask that the communication may b
spresd upon the minutes Of the Conven
ten, and beg leave TO express our appreci
alton Of the Justice and dignity which hav
characterized your action ~ lite presidinl
| officer. $3.50.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DANAwAy from my residence on the LET Mar,
N 1890, Negro woman EvBLfFE, IL supposed
20 be hsrbossed some where about towns she IL
black, o feet inches high, large pop eyes, quick
motion, leans forward In walking, H. pigeon teed
he paid 10 any person delivering her 10 me or at
the jail 81 this city.
msyt0 w. v. BABiNs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
JUST RECEIVED
THIRD YEAR OF
pEALs CITY rEED, YL0UR 4 LINE sTORE.

n bavs STAINED " our third year, and the re-
suit being equal TO our expeditions, we cannot re-
frsin from q tender Of our thanks u those who
have given NJ their patronage and encourage
ment during u . two years past. To those vbo
have not, yet intend TO, all We have 70 say u
come along, you shall be treated kindly and eoer'
teousiy and 10 the best Of our ability. ln con
elnsion our facilities for purchasing such special
tiles az We deal In, are % the best our win 10 do,
equal 10 MI emergencies, and " you have sny
.bt a. 10 what We ssy, call In and be satisfied.
To one and all Consumer or Trader, Trainer or
Huckstsr, We make our best bow and an ohsr Of our
services. To . few spscisl friend. more than We
wifi hers exptszs JOSHUA BEAL,
maa5 Corner Third Convention ste.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10

HOSIERYi HOSIERYN
MEN's and Boys half Hose, Ladies and Misses
lvl Hose Of every description, for sale AZ
april 3. NJ. AsHEE5.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
Msdscim veterinsire Francois.

Monsieur Eussne Fsnoire tisvs de i'seole de
Abort. et exvetefinaife do Ter eoifassief,
l'hopstif a'infoifner IL public De Baton Rouge 81
ass eu,ir0us qus yeut cause de fnslsdie. us
quite IL Nsuveile Orleans pour vsnir e'sblif sct
tnresu lei. on poufs IL trouve tout les jours
reeo,ie de Monsieur Hirisrt, en- fsee ls fnsfehe
De IL science 81 par De ebslstsnisrne.
rs,t M EUgENE FENfOU, Df.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10

Half barrels Choice Extra Flour.
A SMALL lot Of Double Extra Flour In Hall
n Barrels, fresh from the MiIl-for sale By
,asvI JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10

A NEW system cfsfsmmer, ~ The use ofwhieh
N yoaths and sduits msy become accomplish
ed tirsmBsfisrs, In three er four months, with
cut the aid Of . tesehef-cne large volume n $40
pages price u 2s-fof ssle w. :. ..
.. MCCORMICK.
spffp.tm Post once BOOK Stofe.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
ron SALE.

J.,oup likely negroes will be sold on very fsss.
w.Aatv H. A. CASTLE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10

CGM6NT, &c.
CtEMENT, tar, plaster Of Paris, rssis, 60 al tar,
" ssphsitun, always on hand 90
sug1g LACQUER a LANOUEs.
tECUaE A copy BEFOssE THEY
- AuE ALL 0ONEs-Of Lubusber's
FIRING FLOWER POLKA, 10 be bsd ~ the Drug
msvz ED ~ wM. BOggL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
COusi CORsff

Enn BAas just stored and ~ ssleby
CUU mayo JOSHUA BEAL.
CEII.1re LIKE HOT CAKBs,-pfefes.
- 80, tptpsber's Celebrated and nseh admired
SPRING FLOWER roLEA, for sale by
may 80. n WI. BoGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
IsmEi LIME y

OEA BARRELS ~ superior Rock Lime=jus,
m.,s JOSHUA BEAL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
awsrsrs Of . Cotton ship.

ArAlAcHioctA, May Ton Saturday
last the ship Switzerland, while loading
with cotton, caught FIRE and was com
pletely destroyed. Nothing was recover
cd.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-10
FLAvOnsse EXTRACTS.

IN DOz pure concentrated Flsvvring Es'fsets
Il - Lemon. yspiils, Nutmeg. Almond, Ginger
pe-eh. Raspberry snd Nsetsrins-scld by
sprir.2w n 70. DAT. Druggist.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-16
Cincinnati Marker.

MONDAY EVENING, October Is.
FLOUR-A dull market TO-DAY, and the trausac-
tons are SMALL superfine may be quoted at S5a5 TO-
and eX ira at IS l55 3O the sales are unm portant
WHIShY-The demand was better to-day, with
sales LOGO bris at ls4@sac, the latter rate for
PROYISIONS-Mess Pork was held with more
trmness to-day, and hrstcass city brands could not
be bought below 81 ls 81 81 was paid for 800 brs
ited; sales OF Shoulders at sA@9c., and Sides at
GRodEBIEs-No change in the market saIes .f
l9G bags Coffee at lS7a@l5ic.i 20 hhds. Sugar at
OLA sale of l6 brls. Linseed at 57c
WHEAT-The market is steady and the demand
fair at 81 10 for prime red, and 81 1901 Is for prime
do. prime white at 81 l6; 500 do. mixed red and
white al 81 ~ 800 do do. at 81 l2: LOGO do prfme
white at 81 is, delivered
CoRN-The market continues dull, but without
bulk, and new 3O@33c. the outside rates at the
depets sales OF 200 bushels old at Marietta Depot at
OATS-There was better demand to-day, and
prices rmer sales Of 1900 bushels in bulk, at
3Oc.
ByE-The market is unchanged and dull. We
quote prime at 6S969c.: sales Of 200 bushels at &c.
good at Soc. Tho lower grades dull spring is
selling at I0@T7c. for fair to prime.
HAY-The market is dull and prices declined SOC.
per tun closing at Sl5 for prime Timothy, in bales,
CHEFSE-The demand is good and the market
firm at 0c for selected lets of Western Reserve and
lie. for English Dairy sales 500 boxes Western Re-
serve at l0c; 300 do. English Dairy at lie.
BUTTER-The supply is better and prices lower;
quote Central Ohio at l4c and Western Reserve
at l5c.: sales 25 packages Western eserye at l5c.
way: ff9m some they are selling at sl6l 50 per bar
rel, .ne latter fol strictly choice in large barrels.
POTATOES-The demand is firm and the market
steady 81 sOGl 4OIer barrel for prime EeshanockF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-16
lBy Telegraph
New VarIx NIarlxar

NEW YoRK, October l5-P. M.-Cotton
buOyant, with active demand: sales Of 60b0 bales
at ll@llSc for Middling Upiands, including 5000
Flour--.Demand less active, but prices generally
materially checks the export demand: sales Of Is 600
6fls at ~ ioG5 80 for superne sate s. 6z for extra
for common to medium Western; IS S6aSe for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio, small sales
high as % 70 Demand for Canadian less active, but
market rules very firm sales Of 500 brls at s5 500
30 for common to choice extra. Rye Flour quiet.
superiine Corn-meal steady and unchanged, with
Whisky firm with moderate demand: sales of 500
The demaDd Tor Wheat is less active and the mar
gone no material % Changes aeS " fys SSs5 SnS95 a
Der Wisconsin at 81 33@l 35; 1880 bush. Chicago
bush winter red western al 81 ssi o. fiqs Is 90 BUSH
Milwaukee Slub At 81 s0@l 90 for common to fair;
store; $500 bush white Michigan at ST soi ss; s25
bpsh. red North Carolina at q l2i il,OoO bush rod
white Western also on ship board at 81 81 freight
on both parcels 81 az Bye scarce and ven. firm:
request; sales Of 81 600 bush at sOas5c for Canada
d East S1d Csnsda West Including b70o bush. Can
quest, in part for export, without material change
IN price sales Of s9ooe bush. mixed Western at NJ
and hrIn; sales al ss1s94Oc. for Western, Canada
Hcps steady, with fair demand: sales Of 400 bales
Hides Continue firm, with small sales at 2sc. for
for Western slaughter
TallOW quiet at l0yal096e. for prime.
Pork rn: sales Of 500 brls at is 75ls IS for meas
Sl4 90 for prime, Beef continues steady and un'
changed: sales Of 200 brs. at S4@4 p for country
prime; t5G5 50 for country mess; S7Q1l0 90 for
cred mess; $40 506ll IS for extra mess Prime
mess Beef and Beef Hams continue dull and un'
changed. Cut Meats quiet and steady from 1000 "a
1900 pieces were sold at s1k99c. for Shoulders, and
lo4@l1sei for Hams. Lard dull; sales Of 225 brls
Butter Is ceiling at n@I5c. for Ohio, and I552Oe
for state. Cheese steady at 99iie for inferior "a
Coffee very firm: sales Of 900 bags Rio at Ii@o
Sugar continues steady, with more active demand.
sales Of ,430 hhds. Cnba at 6l67c.; 60 boxes Ha-
Vana on private teIms M0lassss quiet and IN.
changed: Fales Of 40 hhds. Cuba Muscoyado III zoe
and 70 brls. New Orleans A. 46c. I-T
Riee eoBtinuss firm; sales oflOO tiercel at $50
43Gc. cash. as TO quality.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-16
The Charleston Mercury on the Prospect
of the Remuneration of Secession.


of the Remuneration of Secession.
The Charleston rs. o. Mercury replies to
the New Orleans Bulletin--the latter having
expressed its belief that secession will not
pay-as follows:
Well, if we are to have neither Yankee
invasion, nor Brownlow insurrectien, pray
what is there in the separation of the South
ern from the Northern States, to produce the
dire ruin the Bulletin depicts? Will our
cotton explode and vanish into smoker Will
our tobacco rot instanter and the rats eat
up all our rice, corn, wheat and pOtatoes2
IfDot, we will have all these just as availa-
BILE for our support out of the Union as in
the Union. 1t is true, that European, in
stead of Yankee ships, may carry our agri-
cultural productions to our great cOnsum-
ers, at cheaper rate than they are now car
ried-and that, with their agricultural pro-
duetions we could purchase our supplies of
manufactured commodities at q cheaper
rate, unburdened by that greatest of all
Yankee money-making inventions, a YAM
kee tariff-but it is difficult to understand
how such operations will at all impair the
resources of the South They may over
whelm the North, but for that very reason
they will add to the resources of the South.
Will the editor Of the Bulletin come out in
the sun, and confess belief that Yankee
army will ever be got together, to enter on
the enterprise of conquering the South2 IF
it could be shown to any man, having the
heart of chicken, that such an invasion
could accomplish the conquest and subjection
of the South, there might be some show of
reason for such belief But that people,
like the people of the North, prone to civil
pursuits and money-making, should get up
and carry out the military enterprise of conf
quering 100000 Of the only people on the
continent, who, from education and habits,
are military people, is one of those absurd
tiles which none but professed panic-maker
could be capable of announcing.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-16
NVADAMh ELLIS, EEMA4E BoEAN. s ,

RWADAHIR ELLIS, FEMALE BOTANs
W IOAL PHYSICIAN-Madame MLLISS UTE
R1NE ELIXIR never fails 70 cure all kinds Of dis
eases Of the Uterus, the Kidneys Overies, Bladder
and Urethra, Prolapsus (falling) Uterie, Inhamma
ton and liberation of the Womb, no matter of how
ong standing, permanently cured by the use Of the
Elixir
Madame refers with pleasure to the following care
Of one of the best druggists in the city:
"To fhe Public and the Ladies IN Particular:
1--WE, the undersigned are not fn the habit OF Civ.
ing our name to Patent Medicines but knowing web
the Lady Physician, and the medicine called the
Uterine Elixir, cheerfuy recommend 1t to all fe
males suffering from Female Diseases of any kind II
Is purely vegetable, and in do injury; we
ayIto al try and our word for you will find relief
. - "F. D. HILL, Druggist,
"Oorner of Fifth and Race-streets."
N. B.-For sale at the principal Office, 118 john
st, between Fourth and Fifth EDWARD SOAN
Ian & Co., corner of Main and Fourth-sts.; y. d
HILL, corner of Race and Fifth-sts.; and drug
gists generally throughout the city and country.
Price, ONE DOLLAR FER BOTTLE.
Madame ELLIS has returned from the South, and
can be found at her Office I So John-st., between
Fourth and Fifth, ell times. ielT