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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01
FROM TIE AFRICAN SQUADROM.
Correspondence Of The " Y. Tribune.
UNITED STATES STEAMER SUHTER,)
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Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
UNITED STATES STEAMER SUHTER,)
FEBsANDo Po, Nov. %, 1859.
We left MoDroyia on the 18th Of October, and came
to anchor at Cape Palmas on the lith. Capt. Arm
suopg went ON shore, and called upon the Rev. j.
Kambo, the Missionary, who lately came over in the
III. c. Stephens. His school ID in flourishing cond-
ton. Capt. A. was much pleased with the exercises
and before leaving made some very appropriate re-
marks to the children. We left Cape Pamas on the
evening Of the 18th for Princes Island AT which port
we arrived on the 2lst. Found the United States
steamer Mystic at anchor in Wet Bay. This place is
the residence of Madame Ferraro. raid to be ban
shed Portuguese prIcess. Beside her dence there
are but few negro hutf, which are occupied BY
her slaves. This part Of the Islands, very pictures lne.
The lend is high and covered with groves Of palm
pine and various trees known TO the tropical cline
am, Dg the branches of which birds of the brightest
plunage fit and make the air melOdOus with their
sOBgs. There If email town about seven miles from
here called 81. Antonio. IL u place Of r ide;
but, West Ray is the best place to procure wood
and water, vessels oiwar usually come here. Frui, j.
plenty and very cheap, but most kinds Of provisions
are high.
We left Prncos Island on the 26th for Fernando Po
and caWe to anchor IN Clarence Bay on the 9th.
Found in port the Spanish lrgto ForOlana, having on
board The Spanish Governor, jose de la Gandara, and
fan y the English mail-steumer Retriever the bark
IOulta Blltt, the Org mdrnhdD Inc Louisa bliss
ont with coal for squadron but, OWING TO
rome Misunderstanding with the Spanish Government
fhe was unable 10 laud her cargo for some moaths.
While wai 2 here, the worms made sad havoc with
ber hn eating through II in many places. Dor officers
hello survey on her and set the carpcntersaL work 10
liz bo that she would be able TO proceed in balaet
tr so the United StaCs The crew at st refused u
20 "a e vessel bnt, upon the assurance of Cart Arm
strong that rho ecaNorny 10 90 IN bal at TO tue
United States and the promise of their own captain "a
make iho nearest fOuthem United States port they re-
TUNED 10 duty The bark went 70 se bot bad scafcely
got clear OF The und when her head gas dncd again
Tor the harbor and she more dropped her anchor
IA Clarence Bay.
Capt. Spraqui reported that ne soon ~ she got out
ride wbcIo she began 10 roll, rhe spraug q leak aud
be- had 10 keep the pumps going TO keep her free An
other fnrVey was held, and tins time u was decided 10
fbcath Der When this is done she viii proceed to the
lned States.
We had our zeal considerably aroused ono dlv. by
the arrival Of lhc English steamer Sptlro, with tho
report that she had captured tue brig arns with $50
negroes Oh bOId.
We bit FernsDdo 20 on the I'd of November for
Princes Island a. which port we met the Con.,ella-
ton, Flag OAoer Imam, on the i.a. We then went
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

neither Of them has been exhibited In New.York
where they were painted One Of these pictures rep
resentin0 the Captured Jews sitting in sorow by the
rivers of Babylon, Is a painting OF great merit,
markobe for ito historical accuracy Of costume and the
grouping of the figures which are very nnnerous 1t
= e intention of the artist we understand 70 exhibit
these paintings in this city for short time previous TO
their being cent away on an exhibition tour through
the great towns Of the West.
Dir. Brady is about 10 publish Photographic pie
ture of great interest," being grouping OF the portraits
of all the members Of the Uoted States Senate IN 1897
What precious bequests now be made TO pos'erty
BIZ the aid Of the photograph! II will transmit not
only the neaments Of the features Of the people, but
exact nations Of their costumes Of the houseS
they inhabited, and the furniture they used-lteray,
the exact form ard pressure Of the age.
Gastronomy, though not yet elevated 70 the region
of high art ceran deserves TO be ranked among the
fine arts and there artistes who compose pictures
for the table who deserve 70 be mentioned in connection
with sculptors and psin,ers One Of thess, who are
too few in this country, has been commissioned 70 ere
ate an artistic dinner 10 be given by the Century Cao
in commemorstion Of Sbskespeare's birthday, each
d.h TO be symbolical Of chakesperean poem, and to
be illustrated by suitable legend from the works
the great dramatst. The American Vatel who IA
been inrutted with this commission to prepare fess
for poets aDd artistic in honor Of the creates, Of al
poets, is Mr.. James N. Sanderson Of the NeT-fors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

Thar RIVERS UNDERMINE THEIR RIGnI BANEs.--
1t is fact that without apparent cause, the great
rvers of Siberia, the Obi, the Yenise and she Lena
which run into the Arctic Ocean, are perpetuaay
dernining their right banks. NJ Babnet has shown
that this should be the from the unequal rOatory
motion Of the ear,h; and he proves that an equal
movement 10 The night should be found in rivers dow
ing East and West in tue northern hemisphere the ten.
dency in the southern hemisphere being 20 TIE leh N.
Bertrand asserts that this tendency really exists but
he asserts also that has been proved that eau never
exceed the hundred milonth of the weight of the
moecule which would not account for the phenomena
observed. NJ Babinet declares that this tendency 10
tie right Is always observed in gunnery and to it he
attributes the direction Of the roatory currents in cy
clones.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

NHAWrAN1S OF IRE MUscLE or Mss.-Nr. Nr-
chow OF Berlin has found that a singular affection.
rather common there, u due TO the presence of
the 6r'china spiaaiis in the human muscle He
has found the HichiHa in the muscles Of
the laynN, tongue, esophagus and diaphragm,
but he has seen them but once in the heart,
which is explained by its temperature and motion.
These ricbuas have been fed TO dogs and swine, end
fopHd to houri.h in their ntestines under the
formation Of trichocephaloi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

LADY's FEET Frozen WHILE SK,rISc.--An az
erhoon or two since young lady, wnle skating ON
Jamaica Pond strapped her skates tight about her
feet TO prevent any circulation of the blood in the
feet below the ankles The consequence was, that,
upon taking them of TO return home, her fee, We're
made by ply sicisns to restore them TO normal state
one OF them saws The heral was 40 badly frost bit.
ten he 10 render ampuaon necessary to prevent NOR
uhcation ensuing. lBoston Atlas and Bes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

DIR. Courtny, professor At Montpelier, reports re-
mhabe euccess in the treatment of chronic aud very
violent asthma by injecting sx drops OF saturated
oution Of the suphate of atropine IN the immediate
neighborhood of the pneumo-g gastric nerve. The
action was immediate, and in month the patient kAd
completely recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

for cruise of Benin and retuDed 10 this port on the
o7ih The NJ, stic ssled for the Congo on the ID We
are going to cruise off Benin for two or three weeks
and then we got the Congo. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

of course, Mr.. Smith could have withdrawn
bis ballot wholly from the LIST only by vote OF the
the Clerk would have ruled it in order, and after
desperate struggle the eoalilOnists would have
carried the point by majority OF one or two. And
then, Davis, Holman, and Allen, yielding to the
maDipulatlODs OF thcir friends, would have changed
TO SIN tb, and elected hun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01
FROM WASHING TON
SAILING CLOSE TO THE WIND.

fs,.n Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 90, 1850.
M n;ehaN coalition in the House came nearer
a. .n a,ect;oD Of Speaker on Friday last than is
,e,eraIly supposed In fact bit for an error Of The
J..,,.,I CI,rk-the first be has made probably for
A,n vears.-it could hare been successful.
II viii be recOllected that Mr.. Smith, the CO.
alton candidate, voted for Mr.. Vance on the 6rst
call Of the roll. After the Democratic stampede
ever TO Mr. Smith, and after Mr.. Joy Morris and
four ether neutrality-suspicious. had withdra En
from him, the vote was privately reported to stand
thus:
Whole number Of voes.................'''...'.22s
Necessary to choice.
Mr.. Smith
He thus lacked three of an election. And after
q severe pressure, kept upfor an hour, Messrs. J.
G. Davis, Holman, and Allen (DemOcrats), agreed
10 change to Smith, provided their doing so would
srrely elect BIN.
At this juDcture, it became known through the
Chamber, that Mr.. Nillward of Philadelphia, aa
ardent American, not relishing the fierce denials of
Smiths sympathy with Americanism, which bis
new Democratic friends were making on the floor,
had resolved TO withdraw his vote from Smith, and
give it to some one else, if that were necessary to
defeat him. This would have left the tally in this
condition, according to The count cthc Journal Clerk
Whole number.
Necessary to
Smith,.
So the votes of Davis, Holman, and Allen, would
not have elected him.
Then it was proposed by the eoalitiOnists that
Smith should withdraw his own vote altogether
fren the ballot, provided bis so doing would re-
dUce the number necessary to elect. Inquiry on
ths point was aDxiOusly made by Democrats at the
Clerks table. Ard the Journal Clerk Informed
them that Smiths withdrawal would leave the
whole number of votes 2S5, and that 1l5 would
even then be necessary to elect him. The count
Of tie coalition tellers agreed with that of the
Clerk. The Republican teller SAID nothing.
Nov, The fact was, as finally appeared on care
fol version Of the lists kept by the ellers that the
whole number of votes cast was two hundred aud
twenty eight, instead Of two hundred and twenty
aiss. But for this error, the following would have
been the result:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01
Grown fat aud pursy by iaAaie
Ofpots OF beer and bottled ale, 4"

received TIE proper passports and safe conduct for
the darbeys return TO Virginia.
Thus ended the iirst but not az am assured by the
gentleman alluded TO- the last savehun in this place
This gentleman sweaTs Justify that he will yet catch
fugitive slave, and send him back before the end of
next Summer
When he does 80, perhaps yOu will bear of it from
DICK MARTIN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24

W The Paris correspondent Of
the London Morning Post writes, uu-
der date Of July 23d,--"I believe |
may assure you the great powers have
agreed to consider Spain as FIRST
rate power, and she will in future be
called upon to deliberate in all gener-
al European questions with the same
weight as England, France, Austria,
aud Prussia. All negotiations, there
fore, on this subject are closed
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24

sas- The Pope is stiff in his oppo.
sition to reform, aud will not listen to
the recommendation Of France that
he should change his measures. lie
would prefer change of men, aud
thinks Of l,avipg rome, like Scipio -
Let him come to tho United States,
where the Old Boy himself would
soon be at home, aud looked after
his naturalization papers, preparatory
to running as democratic candidate
for something or other-most likely a
Congressional Chaplaincy.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24

DURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 fur
nish Planters and physicians with pure
medicines and chemicals, as constantly receiv-
ing heavy invoices from the first houses in the
United states. Send on your orders. I am con-
tinuslly watching my Misunderstanding the
wants Of the people In my line and promise entire
subtraction. fiunel2 X. d. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24


days paper.
CAPFAiE RioHARB BuRfoN, TIVE Ar
mCAN TRAvELER.-The London cor.
respondent of the New York Times
writes thus of this remarkable
man:
| perceive that the great African
traveller, Capt Richard Burton, is
in America. lie has made the pill
grimage TO Mecca and Medina. and
to llarar, that wonderful walled
city, some 300 miles inland from the
Eastern coast, where no European
ever before penetrated lie went
there alone, in the guise of an Arab,
aud prescribed for the Sutton, who,
fortunately for him. was "sick
man. like the grander potentate
who bears that title. Burton had
n Colts revolver under his robe,
and would have shot the Sultan.
had he observed any signs IF his
own condemnation. This extraordi-
nary man is o great linguist, and
can speak. at least twenty langus-
GEES. Persian and Arabic he has
passed for a native Besides this
he is an "astrologer" and a "ne-
cromsneer," and one Of the best
swordsmen as well as shots in the
world.
When he performed the pilgri.
mage to the tomb of the Prophet,
he left London as an Orienal, under
the name of Mira Abdullah, aud
the secret was only known TO two
persons on board of the Peninsular
and Oriental Compsny's steamer.
Capt. Burton's late father was
a clergyman at Bath, of very
strict views, named Rev. Joseph
Burton. IL Ia TO be presumed that
he did not look with approval on
his sons pilgrimage in the guise of
n heather to the shrine of the IN
believers Prophet When Capt.
Burton was called on by some aged
Shieks FOR his pedigree, which was
duly enrolled on parchment, and of
which he carried off a copy, he sta.
ted himself to I've the son of Joseph
the Afghan. On this narrowing
metamorphosis or metempsychosis,
of q respectable parent, pious
Christian clergyman at Bath. !
think ! need to offer no comment.
Capt. Burton was Gen. Beatson's
aid de-crmp when he organized
and commanded the Bash.ba.zouks.
lie IL about 30 years of age, and
was at Oxford, which he left with.
out a degree. 20 enter the Bombay
army. His work on Scinde Ia high
" interesting. IA well IA his "Fal-
conry in the Valley of the Indies"
lie il a splendid Latin scholar, and
has described some curious matters
of his Eastern experience in that
language. Altogether, he is one
of the most extraordinary men of
the age.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24
BAroN uopen /.
vsnr ELioANr PAftsnss.-Miss Fannie

VsRY ELioAFr PArrkRss. Miss Fannie
O'Conof, on North boulevard, has Just
opened, her fall and winter stock Of French
cslicoes. They have been selected with
great care. and embrace all the new pat
terms If the season. The fret 90 come.
will he the fret served. The ladies' are
invited 10 call and make their selections
nj once.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24

~ The new Equatorial Telescope
at Greenwich Observatory is now
finished. 1t is the largest Of the
kind in the world excepting one in
Russia.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24

PuRcnAsKR WASrsp.-Any one wishing
20 pufchas n residence. will do well TO no
tee the advertisement elsew here In to-
Days paper.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24

~ The Secretary of the Treasury
has authorized the re.coinage Of
Sa,ooo,ooo in gold dollar pieces, now
held in the Assistant Treasury office
at. New York, into double eagle
pieces.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24

SU NJ DRI Els.
so seNss various Brands s SsTTs Tos ss
Casks Pine Brandy;
Peach do;
Madeira aud Port Wine;
ginget wine;
Jsmaica Rum;
10 Dozen Hostettets' Bittefs;
10 pinhinsefs London Dock Gin
10 sinrletohs London Cordial DO.
10 VOLTS scheidsm schnsppsi
10 hsiean's Cordial;
Gross Jacobs do;
Perry Davis Pain Killer
10 Fahnestuck's vermifuge;
Asserted Fruit Jars;
Tuwnsends Bulrs, williams and
Sands sstssrfllls;
Mustard;
2nn Ounces Uuinlue;
Garden Seeds Of all kinds;
Cutiery. " new iot, Just received.
Patent Medicines, Perfurery and Fancy Goods ~
all kinds In Store and Tot sale BY
surit A. STEWART \ co,
Druggists,
wsddills old stand, Main ST., Baton Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24

DoBINsoN's SILVER soAP-A new supply Of
IL this indispensable srtiele-just received
Try ito be had only at the Drug Store OF
Eugl Il. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24

A FULL assortment ~ these goods ran nov he
IA fbund RI my store, also large supply Of bt T.
tons, Narcotics Trimmings, and Rrslds.
spris W. D.pHfLLIPa
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24

lust RECEIvED.--A new supply n Wines
~ and Brandies which offer " the public ~
bsing pure and unsdeltsrated.
100 Boxes best Table Claret Wine;
I Cssk ture old Port Wlne-sold by The
bottle ur gallon, expressly for medicinal purposes
Barrels Extra "Hessrved old Bour hon"
whisky; warranted pure:
Half Pipes "Old Champagne Biandy-for
by n. u. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24
GUN DROPS.
I,EFgJrEg.
UATsi IIATsti
IHONi IRONfi

IHoNI tRONff
10000 en- lss ts sHf sSsn TiIn.' :Ss T rrs
lsh Ir'n FOR ssle IN any quantity 10 suit We
want " understood ny our customers that We ere
not gcihs ~ he Wpdsrsoi IN this particular branch
and we would ask them 10 asesrtsin, ana com
pare prices before purchasing.
M0NTAN - malta,
dec2s Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24
NEW BOOKsI NEW BOOKS II

NEW BOOKsI NEW BOOKS
Bcadle's Dime Song Book. No 5snd6;
Beadls'E Dime Book ~ Fun:
Beadle's Dime Jettsr.writer;
Beadles Dime Methodist
Violent Devenant-by Bsyie 81 John
The Inceudaries or the Haunted Manor;
Ethel Trevor-by q. w. MSReynolda:
True Blue--by NJ J. Errym;
southern Gsrdening--by N. II. White Of Athens,
Georgia.;
Dsdd's horse Fsrrier;
Catholic Prayer Books.
Methodist, ID ptist and Presbyterian Hymn Books.
The Koran-Inquire within-Book Of 1901 Songs;
Youatt on the Horse and Dog;
The Girls and Boys own Books Of Sports, etc, en-
larged--Just received at the Post Once Book
Store. June H.. J. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24

DLuE LICK wArER-ror sale BY the Barre
I'D Gallon or the Glass at
susl r.. DAYS Drug store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24

DREMiuM Magic Duplicating aud
j Impression rnper-for sale by
july9i IN. q wM. BOgEI.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24

IUsICi A new supply OF violins, Guitars.
wi flutes, Plies. Musical Boxes, String Music,
Strings, dc., just received by
junel0 ED q WA. BogEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24

TWO DRINKERS oF CONGRESS WATER
have just received direct from Clark \ Whit
another supply Of Congress water, 80 fsvorably
adapted for summer use. X. u. DAY
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24
O.,sego Corn starch.

LNoR making Puddings, Custard-Blane Mango
IL etc, q new supply Just received direct from
the mandatory aud for sale by
angl RID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24

P.r.sU,s and Umbrellas.
I NAVE lust opened very large assortment
II these goods. W. u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24
FRESH ARRIVALS.

CTAG 4 sHEAy's sugar Cured Hams, Hyatt
- n Woods do. - do.
I.sigbtous, DO. do.
Bacon shoulders, Whisky In bills, Star candles
Jamaica Coffee, fine srticls-Bsef In bills, for
sale at q small advance 10 the trade.
mays 4. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-24

Cotton, the cheapest In the market.
iulv2i FANNIE r UCUNnR,
North Boulevard ST., near state House
pur,ry your P'ooa Purity.
Nov IL the time 70 take Buils' ssrsspatilla-
IN for sale by m. WI BOgFL.
the sECuET our.
NVHy is Heensr the Rericis ncy stronger
w than savprsi ppesuse he takes Mcishns
Strengthening Cordial .nd Rlrnd Purifier re-
rulariy-Fuf sale IN Baton Rouge hy
jnivSai IN A wa pouFL,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists.
v rp,nss. w. l.spRr
TRAHAN & LANDRY.
wurtssAiP ASH nFrAn rP.tsRs N
FOREIGN q DOMESTIC GROCERIES.
WESTERN PRODUCE.
wines ,nd Liquors .f MI Kinds,
pARp. aIass. upoucRERy = wooprswArR.
Corner Africa and 81. Ferdinand ste
tbgo-tf Baton Rouge, ~.
REMEMBER
rI,Hr NEWS DEPOT, where you csu get any
OF the Leading, Foreign and Domestic jour
nails, and Periodicals.
ss- New orleans Daily aud Weekly papers on
,ug,tst ri. HENDERSON.
Two doors South Of the Post Onlce.
LUMBER, LUMBER.
As NV ARRANGEMENTS. sse complete, fss
~ the transportation cf lurpher num nv mill
un urusse Teie. Am ready 70 recsivs sud fll
orders for any kind aud quantity
aug lily " hRBOtR.
1An BBLS. FRESH CAPE LIME
lVV just received In superior order,
for sale nj A. MATTAs.
MIR ALIENS HAIR REsTORER, for
Nl sale by En-. " WV. BOGEb.
Western Produce at the Landing
WE HAVE Just received at our boat. =, the
w landing the following articles of Western
Produce.
POO psrreis Fine Flour;
30 Half barrels Fine Fluur--lust arrived and
for sale by heal PATTERSON.
CORNi CORNii CORNtii
Onn SACKS Prime white, IN store and for
ZOU sale by N. pREND ERgAsT.
july2i
DuRK.-rs Barrels Mess--dltect from the
july2i n. PRENDERgAsT's.
FIOURi FLOURii
l.NFTy pARHELS best Family Flour IN store.
Il and for sale by NJ. pRENDERGAsT
juue2l
SELLING OFF AT COST.
IN ORDER To reduce my etock of Goods. before
/ removing my Store 60 the house nov ocrupi.
ed nv Theodore uoldmann, will commence to-
day to sell the same al cpst for cash. have on
hand a large assortment ~ Dry uoods Of every
description aud ladies viii Hnd here rare OPP
portunity 20 hwy Goods ~ extremely low prices
julyiT. Bind Lafayette street
Trefelio the Secret Of Hesuty.
A sACREr treasure Of Marie Antolnette and
N the ladies' Of the court Of Louise NV, An
elegant Floral Companion for n ledy's tsiiet-Fur
sale only NJ ED. n wM. pOGEL's
july9i Drug Store
DREMIuM Magic Duplicating aud
J. Impression f"per-for sale by
july9i IN. o wM. BOgEL.
NO CURE, NO PAY TRY TT.
MATTAN'S Apperient, a certain cure
NI fer Dyspepsia. Prepared aud for
saleat. V. HEUDE e CO.'S.
mayll Drug Store.
Linen aud Bobinet Netting.
1--WE = full supply ~ these goods, Bobinet
Il In all widths, also. Pink and Rlue pphinets,
white Linen MEETINGS, also Brown DO for plsnta-
tion use. W. n. PHILLIPS.
BRASS WORKS.
STEAM WHISTLES.
STEAM GuAGEs,
MISS aH AaE COCKS.
COOKS PATENT GuAGE COCKS;
GLOBE oil CupS, ErC.
Also
Gas Pipe and FITTINGS Of all sizes.
DELACRION, DRozGREY n CO.,
junei Bston Rouge, la.
GLORIOUS NEWS.
FOR An THOSE THAT ARE ~ WANT OE
CARPETS AND NUGGETS.
NNEwILL open in n very short time. a large
wv and bpauti fttl atoak pf CARPETS and
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-19
FROM PHYSICIANS.

Marshairs Uterine CAthOlieon will certainly cara all
the diseases for which it Is recommended In the EOrss
cases 1 have ever met with, MarshalTs Uterine Cathsl-
IL ..r..n-aa.