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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31

A UNIQUE BALr.-Last week sew.
enty.one grass widows" residing
around Elkhart, Indiana, gave a ball.
and invited their male friends. No
ladies who were not grass widows
were admitted, and the fun ran high
until next morning.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31
my Mr.. Smith. Of Mississinni

s1- Mr.. Smith, of Mississippi, has
resigned the Consulship General at
Constantinople, in consequence OF find
ing it will cost him $4,000 annually
to are at his post whereas the United
States government allows only $4,000
annually for the performance of this
feat.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31
GO AND GET ITi

(,oto r. D. Days Drug Store and get +" Henry
VI Costar's" Preparations, and you will not be
troubled any longer with Rats, Mice. Reaches.
rations, and you should try them.
IL. d. DAY,
mar27-2v Only Agent for Baton Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31
PURE MEDICINES,

T INVITE the attenticn, of physieisns and
j. planters 10 the large stock % Drugs, Msdi
clnes, Chemicals and Brandies ! am daily re-
ceiying. Ny goods all from the most reliable
houses. You can rest assured, ~ sending m
your orders. they will be filed 20 your sstisfac-
tion. and with Medicines that are PURE AND
GENUINE X. ID. DAY.
marg--gv Drugnfst
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31

Eg- A correspondent Of the Bonn
bay Tines describes the killing Of a
tiger by strychnine-a much more ef-
fectual mode, we imagine. than the
American style of fighting the tiger. -
Hartford Times.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31

Tue DISTRIBUTION or Plans
The Patent Office announces that the
tea plants for the South have mostly
been forwarded to their destinations,
and all the grape roots, of varieties
both foreign and domestic. which
were on hand in condition III for re-
moval, have been distributed. Meas.
lures, however, have been taken place
TO procure additional supplies. and
when ready for distribution, notice
thereof will be given.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31
DIED.

On the 27d inst. on board The steamer
Twilight ut Monroe La, JOHN SEXTON,
il. aged 81 years. The deceased was on
his way 10 his father John Sexton, ST.. If
Atakapss County, Alabama.
- Alabama papers please copy.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31

ssv IL is reported that the three
daily newspapers are about 70 be
started in New York
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31
Attic soucfTATroN or SEVER
NOT ICE.

TINE subscriber hers leave 20 infors the citi-
y zeus ~ Baton Rouge ana vicinity, That he has
Permanently established himself a. Dyer -Four
~ and Iinishsr, and hopes BY strict attention 70
business md moderate cbargssto receive liberal
patronage 81 the public 10 general.
~. ". FENDT,
mhfzSimikv Dyer, srourer and Finisher,
Corner North Boulevard and opposite ths state
Tipuse.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31
YANKEE CLOCKS.

IrsT REVIVED IRON The Waterbury manufae-
- tory. large invoice OF Eight Day Clerks, with
and Without alaTmsTs. ~
THEODORE GOLDIANS,
mArlS Lafayette street, near Main.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31
ron SALE.

EOR sale on accommodating terms q no
j. gro man aged about 81 years. Fol
particulars, apply at The Drug Store Of
msrsl-tf V. HBUDE d. co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31
SALE or pEWS

"A T II OLIC CT RCH.
THE Pers Of ~ Joseph's Catholic Church win
he srld Tor the en>uing year, on Sunday next.
ipril lat, Pslsa sunday, Immediately after mass.
Tsrms--CssH. fnsr27.1p.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31
COM VI FIR GA l.

New ORtttVs Msfch %, 1890.
COTTON-The Pieayune Of the above
date. seys The dewsnd has been very
fair to-day, aud hes resulted in sales ot
any material ohopon
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31
Monday the 9th of Anril

uiib a splendid aud very extensive sssoftsaeal Of
Fancy and staple Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and shoes, Hats, etc, etc. They r-ost respect
fully tender an Invitation 90 their numerous
friends and patrons ~ their new establishment,
where they will he happy 10 vail upon al those
who may favor them with q call assuring all that
their main object will he 70 please and satisfy
merBi DALsHEIslEH, sfsiON 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31
gTATTMENT or COTTON,

STOCK m hand MT cleared .... ...l... .iol .s2f
srGAH-The receipts ere light. but
with good demand, we notice sales If
about 1900 bids. at previous rates. Fair
% Fully Fair G5EW75Sc y n.
MOLASSFs With VERY lght receipts
the splas have been confined - about 400
bills. farmeitirR, at e50ls1o. and s'fue
half bills dsrk at 4oe = gallon. The ear
e. If the bark Antpinstta. from Cube,
| part damaged. soh by anction. comprising
/ 214 hhds. aud l47 tieTces. IN good order. 81
goc. and 100 hhds. end ! tierees. dam
aged. at l2JSe y gallon.
/ FLOUR NJ ,rFet heavy We nUsire sales
/ uf some $500 bbis.. uprising 300 Ten
( nessee. aud goo superine, ct F.: zhf 81
! perfne. ia two lots, at o. 900 in lots Of
o. 2b00f G1ts 114l extra. in two lots, ri
-. 100 ~ G s7tS, snd 100 ~ AZ n Dbl.
! CORN Some 10 900 sacks have been
sold. including BOO ordinary mixed, Of
| Csc 1900. in two on three lots, 81 zoe
| 100 at rye 500 yellow mixed. Of Tie
1926 mixed and yellow, IN four or five
| lots, ut 15c 1000 white st $50. and 1850. IL
/ I've or six lots, at SOC n bushsl.
! OATS Sales laGs sacks 81. Lepis, IL
! lots. o, Csc y bushel
/ BRAN. ErC-Gn0 sacks sold ~ FL o.
7on ~ 81 10 4Fo ~ ~ H. end 500 Short
at 81 u TOO n.
HAf-Ssles 300 bales Western at e. Z
ton. and 300 Eastern ut DE same price.
| FORK-The only sale reported to-day
was 70 bills Mesa ~ en- rs u bbl
BACON Nothing r. any moment do
ing.
IARD-wa notice sales cf 100 tisrcst
prime ~ 1880 end 400 kegs choice ~
! private terms.
WHIsKY-Very dull, and we have mo-
heard 81 q sale.
CDFFBE- Sales $50 bags nt 17ifc. nnt
500 a. 60 q n.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31
Ep,roe gAnfrrh Avn ConEr,

Please announce J. Il. DUfHOCQ. ESQ,
IS candidate for Mayor ct the next April
election, at the request ~
MANy VorFRs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31
CANDIDATES.

Epros glrsrrs asB Ccssr
| riesse ann9sseeJ J. y. ELAN, ass candidate for
re- election n tiie cfa,e ofMsyor Election Won
dsy, the 9th asy cfAprii.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31

TuE JAPANESE MISSION The Pro
sidont laid before the Senate on tho
22d. u communication from the De
partmont Of State. made in compli-
anoe with the resolution of the 10Th
inst, calling for copies of any cor.
rcspondenco between the Depart
mont and Townsend Harris, minis.
ter resident of tho United States IN
Japan concerning the proposed di-
plomatiC mission from Japan 10 the
United States. Mr.. Harris says
our affairs there are in nm unsatis-
factory state. Tho Japanese ovade
the most important of the treaty
Rtipniations. or meet them with n
passive resistance.
Mr.. Harris, in the Same letter re-
comncnds that the embassy should
bc conveyed directly from Aspin.
wall 10 the Potomac without touch
ing Mt any other port in the United
States. on the ground that it IL dc.
sirable tint the first impressions Of
the Japanese should be received Mt
n place less cxcitablc and tumulous
than any Of our large seaports
aud recommends. also, that proper
accommodations for their reception
bc procured before their arrival Mt
the capital. The embassy consists
of eighteen persons Of rank and fifty
three servants.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31

frlrof HAfffff AVE- ttNhfi
rissse snn9sseeJ J. y. ELAN. ass candidate for
Re elaction n tlie cfH,e ofMsyor. Election Won
ssy, the 9th day ofAPrii.
Eprros gAzffrE Avn CosEr;
Please announee !. II. DUFROCQ. Esq,
IS canidste for Msyof ct the next April
election. a. the request ~
MANY vorsas.
EnircR GA,rrrr avn CoNrr:
Please announce LEVI RELLUM, asa
candidate tor CITY Marshal Election FIRST
Mondey in April ,fsbst.
Me- Eptttp rlesse announce the maine
Of CHARLES CHENNBTTE rs en- indie
pendent candidate for City Marshal ~ the
approaching April election He will be
Supported ny MANY VOTERS.
fabl
iE-We are Authorized 20 announce Ed
WARD COUSIN ARD. "a = candidate for
city Marshal at the approaching April
election.
Eptros gAztrrf n CoSFr
Please announce the names # Messrs.
JIMtEV1Ng and AUGUSTtN DUPLAN
TtFR, as candidates for Selectrneh in ward
10. D.. ~ the approaching election in
April
mario MANY TAX PAYFRs.
/ EplroH Gazftrf & CoHEr
Please announce ALFRED DELARO-
| DERfE. sss candidate fer ssIeetmea for
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31

Destructive CuNrtAaRArtoN- AT
about eleven O'Clock, last night. an
alarm of fire vas given in our neigh
horhodd; aud "a the engines ran
down Gravier street, n large crowd
speedily followed and in few mo
mcuts encountered the thorough
fare. The police. however. cleared
n space ior the iiremen to work. and
our gallant companies had hard
tussel of IL for over an hour. with
some marrow escapes from thc fall.
ing of walls, ero they succeeded in
getting control over the flames.
The fire broke out in the second
story Of one of the two four story
brick buildings on 9ravirr street.
between Camp aud Magazine, and
occupied throughout M "A crockery.
glassware and housc-furnishing 60.
tablishmeut by T. Il. Fell 81 Marsh.
The inIlammnble nature of large
part oi the contents of the stores /;
and the usual scarcity Of water. for
aJong time bailled the well direct.
ed efforts of the iiremcn, aud held
the mass of spectators in doubt as
60 whether the conilagretion could
bee confined within the lefty walls
where they had originated. The
Chief Engineer took his precautions
60 prevent tho spread of the fire to
adjacent stores of Messra. Nalcn.
tine Il Co. I. Shields. and others !;
or its crossing over TO the opposite
stores Of Messrs. Armstcad & Co.
and ID. Maupay. These latter had
n very narrow escape.
The iirc.wardcns. assisted hy sew.
eral exempt iremen, and other citi.
zeus, had a gang OF lusty men nc
lively at work saving boxes aud
barrels, IL any injury be done to
the stock of boots aud shoes at Val.
entine & Co.'s. ct the contents of
tie other ediIices adjacent 60 the
fire, il must have been by water.
We have no idea of what can be
the loss to Messrs. Fell N Marsh,
but there did not seem to have been
much saved, SO rapidly had the
flames spread through the building.
Ne,c Orleans Picavanc 2sh inst.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31

Enron GA,rrrr Avn Cnsrr
Please announce LEVI kELLUM, asa
candidate for CITY Marshal Election first
Mondey in April. fsbsp.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31

Mn EprrtP- rlessr announce Che maine
Of CHARLES GHENNETTE rs en- indie
pendent candidate for City Marshal a. the
approaching April election. He will be
Supported by MANY VOTERS.
a.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31
list ARRIyEn.

A lsrrs assortment ~ Lilhograpts, Tube Col
~ lars. Oval Picture Frames, Gilt Moulding.
.fr. ~
msrlp- imdkv 90. WILSON,
Main street Drtosifa A Malta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31

.W~ We hfe Ruthonzsd b Announce
JESSIE W. TONLINsON, as eandi-
date for Ward Constable. for Ward No p.
Election, Saturday the 7th deg Of April.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31

A NEw JuHY LAw.-The new
law passed by the Maryland Leg
islsture relating 10 the mode of
summoning jurors in Baltimore CT.
W provides that the four Judges Of
the Baltimore city courts shall meet
on such day in March NJ they may
agree upon, to select the names Of
seven hundred and fifty persons
from n list TO be furnished them by
the collector Of taxes. The names
are to be drawn Uut in the pres
ence IF the Judges, by the Sheriff.
aud rccordered in their order in
five different books. Tho twenty.
three names first drawn out are to
constitute the grand iury-the
next twenty-five names the Jurors
of the Superior Court--tho next
twenty-five names the jurors Of the
Court of Common Pleas--the next
twenty-five names iu constitute the
petit Jurors Of the Criminal Courts,
&c. All vacancies arc to be- filled
by summonipg from tho other
names IN the order in which they
are recorded The bill gives the
Stato's Attorney the right 10 chal-
longc peremptorily five Jurors. aud
imposes a fine Of $1,000 on tho shor-
ifs for any violation Of tho provis-
ions Of tho bill.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31

F-We are Authorized 20 announce Ed
WARD COUSIN ARD. as candidate for
city Marshal ct the approaching April
election.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31
A q A u ID .

rI'iiE subscribers take this medium Of annorne.
j ing IN the citizens Of Fast and West Baton
Rouge, and ~ the public IN general that the
opening Of their new. spacIou, and elegantly IT.
tod mp store. corner n Third and Laurel atfests.
adlnlning The hank. VIII lake Mace ON
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31

;sy~ We arc fnthorizsi - anheunc>
HENRY J.. WOLFE. ns candidate for
City Treasurer and Collector. mare.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31
Ep,ros GAstrrf 4 Cosrr
MANY TAX FAYfRs.

Enron HA1rtrF & CogET
Please announce ALFRED DELARO-
DERiE. rs r. candidate fer ssIeetmea for
WAND No. J.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31

80 W. ars Authorized 70 announce
Col LOUIS llFEERT. % candidate for
Councilman from Weird No. J..
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-31

ss9- We are authorized 70 announce u.
PERALTA, ss candidate for selee'inen
from Ward No. l.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
1t is not too much to say
since all, Old and Young, af-
firm its TrG1fn-

WIZ That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
will preserve allibIy the grotrfh and color OF the
hair, If used two three mes week to any imagin
able age. Perfectly the gray the bald
with natures own ornament, the hair make it more
free from all disease to the greatest age Statesmen,
Judges. Attorneys Docters Clergymen, Professional
and Gentlemen and Iadies of all classes, all over
the world pear testimony maj We 40 not say 10 nucn ID
its faTor. Read the follow ing and judge
Hickory GROVE, St Charles Co. Mo-. Nov 10, 1857.
PROF o. J. Noop--Dear Sir: Some time last simmer
induced to Of your Hair Restorative,
aud its effects wonderful, feel it our duty to
you and the afflicted to report it,
Our little sons head for time had been perfectly
covered with Sores and called it scald head The
hair almost entirely came OFF in consequence, when a
friend seeing his suarngs, advised your Res
torative We did with little hope Of success but to
surprise and of all friends very few appli-
cations removed the disease entirely and new crop of
hair started OUT and say that our boy
has as healthy scalp, and uxurient crop OF hair
any other child. We can therefore, aud do hereby
your Restorative perfect remedy for all
diseases of the scalp and hair We are yours respect
fully, "
PROP Woop-Dcar Sir My hair had for several years,
been becoming prenatureiy gray. accompanied by n
harshness which rendered the application of
oil necessary in dressing it, When commenced using
your Hair Restorative about two months ago in
that condition and having continued its until with
in the last three weeks it has turned to its natural color
t those produced by the application of oils any other
preparation have used. regard it indis-
pens bic article for every adys toile whether to be
used hair restorative for the simple purpose Of
dressing Identifying the hair You have permission
ing all that is claimed for it, Mrs Z. SY St9NItS
Cincinnati, Chic. Feb 10. 1857. ia Third st.
WELLINGTON, Mo-. Dec. 5, 1857.
PROF. Woup-Dear Sir: l'y the atvice OF friend of
mine who haJ been using your Bair Restorative was
induced try il. bad rhe fcver time last May
and nearly every hair my head came Now my
hair has in great deal thicker than it
Nothing but duty and symIsdhy that feel To commu
nicatc afflicted have been, would induce
give this public acln"-sle of the benefit
have received fr' n lFef WCoc's Hair Restorative.
Yours Res Jecttul.y, =. +. JACOBS.
The Restorative is put up hotties of sizes, viz
large medium and small the small holds X pint and
retails for 81 hottie the meaun holds at least e
per csnt i'll Proportion :hln the small retails
81 per bottle the large nols quart, 40 per
in proportion, and retliis f:Tr-s3.
O. J. WooD & CO.. proprietors, 444 Broadway New
York aud Ia Mark, Street st Louis No.. and sold b.
all good Druggists ana Fancy Goods Dealers.
July - ,'CC-s:m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
THE &C PEARL -
S e w n 8 N a c n j n e .
SOMETHING NEW |

THE want Of Sewing Machne which would
n itS, WIKI !aGiili! ei~5l.l lati sLfoDE ouhie-
thread stitch-a machue combining the good points of
the high priced machines {Nthout their complication OF
Machncry and which could be manufactured and sold
cheapy bring within the reach of those who most
need the assistance OF reliable machine has been well
understood by the public generally, but clearly
perhaps by those wanted but could pay the
price
Such machine is now presented to the public under
tbs name of - PEARL"
will claim for the Pearl-as usual with all
ing machine advertisemcnts-thati it better all
poets than all others but will simply say, that the
and noiseess N which performs the deli;
difficult and durable sewing, will commend it and
give il reputation.
Some of tho advantages possessed BY the Pearl over
other machines may be rneptioned-
Its simplicity of construction obvatee the necessity OF
the usual long list printed Instructions thai accompany
other machines for running and keeping in order
Any persan OF ordinary ehanict skill learn in
short time how manage the Pearl and do good work
il. The Ieariloes not drop stitches BY u very simple
and ingenious attachment to this machine this difficulty
is eectuIly ]t docs not break ncedles-al
lowing peniv space in which the needle pass up
and down there is danger of this trouble. 1t works
with under fced, very easy and is not at all diff
cult to manage.
hv tfc manufacture warrant the
machine TO do any kni family Swing satisfactory
AMI TO he free from AM nperfecfidn in construction
All who wish to bny excellent sewing ma
chime areinvitcd to call and examine the Pearl
q I1,ATT, Agent
For nelarY and Union Counties.
s. RIorE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
Purify the Blood
M0FAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
And PhRnix Bitters,

THE high and envied celebrity which these pre-
eminent Medicines have acquired for their Invalu-
has rendered the usual practice Of putting only
Unnecessary, but unworthy OF them.
of Asthmr, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Affections
of thS Bla lder and Kidneys.
II :niOUs FEvERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
In the south and West where these diseases prevail,
they will be found Invaluable Planters. farmers aud
others who these Medicines will after
wards be without them.
BILIOUS CHoLIc. SERIOUS LooSENEss, PILES,
CORRUPT HUMoRs, DRoPSIEs,
DYsPEPsIA.-No person with this distressing disease
should delay using these Medicines Immediately.
Eruptons of tho skin, Eryspeas Flatulency.
country these Medicines viii be found SAFE speedy and
remedy. Other medicines leave the system sub
ioct TO return of the disease cure by these modl
cines is permanent.
FouINEss OF COMPLEXION,
GENERAL DgBIBrTY, G6uT, GIpDINEss. GRAVEL.
Hedaohes ,of every kind Inward Fever, ,lnhammatory
Rheumatism Impure Blood, Jaundice Loss of Appetite
MERcuRIAL DIsEAsEs-Never fails to eradicate entirely
all the effects of Mercury infinitely sooner than the most
powerful preparation of Sarsaparllla .
MIGHT SwEATS, NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS, OF Al xiSDs ORGANS NC AkfEsEGIdoNs
of Piles Of S5 standing, by the use OF Life
Medicines alone.
RHEUMATISM Those aiioted with this terrible disease
VIII be sure of relisi by the Life Medicines
Rush of Blood TO the Head, Scuryy Salt Rheara Swell
SoRoruIA or KINGS EVIL in its worst forms. Ulcers
every description.
WORMS Of all kinds are eGecualy expelled by these
Medicines Parents will do well TO administer them
whenever their existence is suspected Relief will be
cortaia
The Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
Partly the Blood
And thus remove all disease from the system.
Prepared AND SOLD
DIR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT,
Ss6 Broadway, corner of Anthony Street, New York
For sale by all Druggists. June ~ go ely
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
NEw AND OLD I

TyHE undersigned having sold and bougat ss5h
81 hold best machines for preparing haSe
raj for building purposes the known world The hIs
o woedworth's Planeng Machine, which mas done tne
WORK IN for the last eight years IN
this county still do the sLe with perfect case
and prices The second is D. BereW fa7eht
Sash Machine, which makes Sash, Blinds and ooIs "
feeling with clear and dry uniber-such as we MAKE
ell Of building materials have heen in the Dus
ness long enough that no othSrkind VIII an
We wonld say tor the beuefs OF me people Oh
Central Ohio thst world be very sorry 10 nave thca
ecvsd by Others and lies and would be very much
pleased 10 have them with naked eyes
Re are also prepared to furnish
sash, Blinds, Doors, window and Door
Frames, MonIdinss, Panels, ETC.,
Of all descriptions the very lowest possible hgures
ed with glass and painted, flooring, siding, and
IN fact everything IN finishing line at Low
Esr RATES have the argeststoek hand Of Sasn
Dors &c in city, will guarantee prices 70 SUIT
prl shasers Especial attention is paid TO nanuiaetare
y Window Blinds order, all completed, painted nnd
hang atreAneed prices. Feeling under renewed oolga
ons to and patrons for their kind patronage
for the last eight would still solicit share oil
the Respectfully, -
aug 26.' sect. PERRY RoBlNsoN-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
ST. Mich oil as H o t e l ,
Broadway, New York.

VTTHEN COMP ETEH, ,IX YEARS AGO. THEST- MICH
w OI.AS was rsIly pronounced the most mag
niiieent bEenent and thoroughly organized establish
of the kind on this continent
What it was then it reI-ains today--i.hoat rirdl
size sqstEuouss, i'll the general elements OF
comfort and enjoyment.
T Hotel Recommendations for 500 GUFsrs ncud-
ing 100 CnMp1 srE sUTIfs Of AP4RTNESTe for aincs-
SEx HUNEgp he comfortably seated al the
tables three public dining rooms and nothing tfat
modern art devised the convenience and social
Of the raveiinR public has been omitted IN
its plan or neglected in its practical details
The eray reputation OF the house at home and abroad
magnitude its superb appoint nents, and
Rs hanre comforts and IssruTs, has been enhanced
exertions of the propretrs
aug 81 I'm, TREADWELL, WFIfl OAB & 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
Howard Association,

PH
4 Benevolent In tiUtic1 established ty SpeiaI EHdnrtnt
for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed afflicted
Firue and Eidemic diseases, and e$retally for the
Cure OF Diseases Of the SERIAL Organs.
MI GDICAI4 ADVICE GIVEN GRATIS BY THE ACTING
Iva Surg to all whoappy by letter, with descrip-
tion of their condition GAGE occupation habits Of life,
&c and in Of extreme poverty, Medicines fur
nishcd free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sperrnatorrhosa. and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs and the NEW RENE
DIES employed i'll the Dspensay, sent to the afflicted in
Scaled letter Envelopes, free of charge. Two three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address. DR. SBJIIEN HGIt HT0N, Acting Surge n
Howard Association, No South Ninth Street. Thila6cl
pbia, Pa. BY order of the Directors.
GEo FA1RcH1T9, Secretary.
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