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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-12-05
Frank @. Stuart, Watch and Clock

Maker, and Repairer Washington Street CIR.
Haven, Michigan. A New and select nssort-
ment Of Clocks, Jewclry, Yankee Notions, &C.,
just received Prices low and terms cash.
Patronage Of the Public respectfully solicited.
Grand Haven, March 2lst, 1S60-[n 81 If
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-12-05

Ferry e. Son, Manufacturers and
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber, Shin
giles, Lath, Piekets, Timber &c. Business OF
fees, Water Street, Grand Haven, Mich, and
236, Adams Street, Chicago, Ill.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-12-05

Robinson 81 Co., Billiard Saloon, (up.
stairs,) second door east of the Ottawa House,
Water street, Grand Haven, Mich.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

TURNING THE TABLys.-The Poiy-
mesian, q paper published ut Homo
lnlu, Sandwich Islands, prints an
account Of o tragedy that occurred
in o courtroom In one Of our South.
western States, and warns it's rea-
ders against the danger Of lapsing
into barbarism. The seriousness
with which il discusses the shock.
ing state Of society in the United
States, and the self-complacency
with which IL compares the peace
fol and harmless fife of the Sand.
witch Islanders, are very edifying.
1t is but a few years, says the
Springfield Republican, since we
were giving our money and pray
ers to convert the heatbens, and al.
ready they begin to preach to us.
Next they will be sending swartby
missionaries TO convert us from
our barbsrism-and serve US right.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06
Discovery or Assy,,As Asr,oc,.

Discovery or AssYsiAs AsrIqcr.
TIES IN AHMrsiA.-Tbc discovery Of
"a perfect mine Of antique art treas
urcs." In some mounds outside the
old Armepo Assyrian city Of Van,
Is spoken Of by u correspondent Of
the Levant Herald. A couple Of
peasants were engaged 10 digging
out some loose stones from the
mounds In question, when they
came upon, first one, and then a
second bronze plate, tbickly EN-.
bossed with cunciform inscriptions
intcrspcrsed with rude angular
figures Of men and animals. The
pasba then despatched a party Of
EXPLORES TO the mounds, and the
result OF few days search was the
discovery Of o plcndid bronze hn-
man'beaded bull, about three-quar.
tcrs life.size, q large winged eagle,
and two deliberately carved ser.
wants. all Of seemingly the purest
bronze. The exploration has not
been carried further, and the pasba
handed over oil TO the KayabaM Of
the Armcniaos, who is about TO
melt them down for the sake Of the
copper
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

BKAr rus SNAKE ~ you CAN
Mr.. Alex Hunstock, places on our
table. tho rattle Of n rattlesnako
killed recently on Bayou Rouge,
which numbers 81 rattles. Allow
ing three years before the first but.
ton on the tail of this reptile IL
formed, Il would give tho snake nm
age Of 10 years. In length no
measured fifteen feet in the clear,
without the rattle. Doubtcrs and
disbelievers aud the skeptioal, who
have no faith, can come TO onr front
Office and sec tho rattle. This is
no snake story. If there has ever
been n larger RATHER in Louisiana,
we should like TO know where and
when.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06


THn vrnv WHAIa or GRrr.--
A few days since, the death Of Mrs.
Ruth +. Frye, at Winncgapcc,
Maine, was noticed IN tho papers
generally. IL now appears, by .
communication signed by her father
and carried by her husband to the
Bath Daily Times. that she became
derangcd under the pressure Of en-.
lumuy aud falsehood The afflicted
father thus speaks Of her wicked
maligncrs
Could they look into that pale
marble face could they view the
result of their own damnable work
without shuddcr 7 sbo now
rcigns with her Saviour in glory
But where aro thoyf All lot
them beware. There Is u place In
tho realms Of Pluto, reserved for
them by just God. where sbricks
and wailipgs arise on every side |;
where iifery furnaces roar aud trem.
BILE, yawniDg open for the reception
Of their victims where the cxul.
tant yell Of thousand donds echoes
aud rc.echocs around the vast en-.
vcrn whore scally scrponts, with
quivoring tongues and fiery eyes,
coil their Shiny folds where the
Furies, whose hair Of snakes twists
and wreatbes around, sit, tearing
the palpitating Gbres of their vic
Tins with red hot tongs 10 whom
the relief Of death IL never given
Let them beware Of this.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

THE EDtToRs oF Pans. An Ameti.
can editor. who has visited Paris
draws o captivating picture ~ tho
editors Of Paris After femarkinR
that there is less envy and jealousy
among The woman 10 Italy than IN
any other country, because beauty
Ia more general there than else.
where. he says IL IL perhaps be
cause there IL greater talent among
the French journalists that there il
less envy and bitterness than In
the press Of other countries. There
Ia u struggle, hut with fair wea-
pons--iBtelleot and talent and
there is thorough esprit de corps
The rights Of one are the rights II
all the position 81 one IL the po.
sitiop Of all. Then they are a gen.
ial. social corps joyous, brilliant,
loving the luxuries " refinement.
but aiming not NJ conveDtionality,
and loving not the forms Of cere.
mony OF the tranmeIs Of rule. They
are also said 10 be generous, easy
and elegant IN manner, squapder.
ing both their wit and their money
freely. Admitted into all circles,
the press and artistic world Of
Paris forms n circle outside all 9th.
efs, which IL their own peculis,
home and sphere. Not one golden
drop Of enjoyment from tho cup Of
lilo is denied them, exocpt--fres.
dom. There IL n silken cord about
their tbfoats which, though 81 silk,
il strong enough TO tapgle them,
and one end Of u IL held ~ . gauhi.
leted hand IL that Of The editor-ip-
chief Of tho Paris press Napoleon
III. autbor Of numerous pamphlets,
and occasional writer Of leading
articles for the Paris journals -
Rim Dispafch.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

CoFyEE, TEA AND SueAR.-These
little items of family expense amount
10 vast sum every year. The Uni.
ted States Treasury Department re-
ports that. for the year 1859, the i'm.
ports Of these articles amounted to the
following sums: Tea, $500, 900 f;
coffee, $4,000, 900; sugar, $780,.
100000. The importation of molass-
es is valued at 100000. How
many bushels Of wheat, corn, rye,
oats, DC, does il take to pay this little
grocery billi
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

Wyr.--This good old Saxon
word (pye) Is after all, the dear.
est and most sacred word in the
whole vocabulary Of love. Around
II clusters oil that il most bcauti-
full. chastc, and permanent in the
tender passion. Into whatever
forbidden paths the heart Of man
may wander, still IL must return,
at last, TO the followed name of
wife for consolation and rest. Any
other relation between the sexes,
however alluring to the imagina.
ton, invariably ends ia wretchcd.
ness, in shame and degradation.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

per Some Of the Guards. ran all
hight. says rumor. At half past
three in the morning Of the 9th,
the music aflet playing ION Sa.
@naa IN very ofedi,sble msnber,
disappeared in Goose Hollow, and
a. far ~ Red Stick Ia concerned
the Eighty Fourth Anniversary was
disposed Of
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06
The constitutional Union Convsntiou.


rbs .bo,, notice aud hurled name, In
rb,eh the announcement, wen. forth 10,
eopvsp,,on here. On the a,h inst. 10 nom.
,ss,s an .,ssts,aI ticket, 10, "psii aud
rvs,s,,-,bs Constitution aud the u,,o,. /.
is.a a. tho ,pp,sss,o, which vas general,
,h., mar. ..,,,,.i,s guard NJ ,b. no,a
o..u.u... q. ,h.v am ..i,.a .a,t,
-. ,au.d., ..a i, a.,a, -.
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ess a. -, r-..., -,
a.. a. MI, ssr..,.asi.,,s
=. A. 49,, ~ AZ. r..,.t,.. a.. g..
p',-, 80 ..',,., ''' 80
"s'' 'ep''7""'e' WV '"se""e WIS wv
"o''o' '' SUI e"''' ' "n' W w. p''
osh'"y sa.s ss'"'anee, 'oa, pe son'
"'n' 800 ''e eo"se''a.'vs .'ee"'' :"
.''''.'"s y w WIS SUI ""'''''' "'' y.
o'"s w '''' '"s'"s' W ''e's p"n' v'e'.
gov" uhe nos' 'o',"P' sh" ""p''ne'f'e"
parry WIS. ',e' "'s'"s' WV r'''e '"'
".'V"' WV y. uV"e' "e'e "e'e nov WV
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P''.V'. 'u'''s'S' wv "a'e ~ wv" W
."''.' W y. '"'""s I" ,'' 100 " se'''"s
we '''Ve " ''e P'vp,s 'o' 'ne'' Wv" "e's
nous purposes WV" h'e'e'hs'l motives
w 'hen nea''s, anu "e'sVh " '. , 'eso'
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-~i,h,n 40, ax, q, .,a .na ,hs, a. 70, =. /,
!. a..,,,,. A. a. al, 80, So.
"A. a..s,,... .......a. ~, u.
,.l.. 4. tho rsds,ai Constitute, and ,hs
Union which warrants an honest effort 10
maintain II at "sny price, Let the mad
psss aud folly ~ seif constituted leaders.
vbe sssuos "a bs the esnonen,s NJ ,vil,e
op,nion he met here, wbsr. we apd them
al homo, and va do on, duty, othe,s
abroad, are al work, and we notice the
names Of gentlemen, who long ago retired
f,.,. ,hs b..,,nvs. ahsy,,.sd. me,,,asa
aud a,.xu.,sd with The vo,li.g of an, no.
ii,,eai sy-,en, The good aud true Of The
g., -, a, -, ~
Scu'h, are no more disposed 70 supporter
oii'ee, q sectionsl candidate for the rfesl.
deney than they Of the North or the West.
r.. - AZ. ,. .,.,..,.
'"s "s"S w WIS ''"''' wv 's''''"''' 1"
far "a bcuisisns IL coneesned. FOR the
unia, s.uaij.t.s. tr 49, advance A.,
- A.. 80" :, -, =, -
wsrds the 'oes " November appears
that Mr. Douglas stands what's called a
"hettsr ehapcs,n then wa shall have 90 do
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

~ A question was argued re.
celtly before the Supreme Court Of
South Carolina, whether I was dol.
lars. In a verdict on Islander, the
jury found $4,000, using the figures
and the dollar mark. The court,
after grave argument, decided on a
motion to set aside the verdict, that
the dollar mark was equivalent to the
use Of the word dollars" and refused
10 disturb the verdict.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06
MEXICAN MUSTANG LrNrMENT

Intrinsic vi'tss alone oopid insure The success
which this article has susissd. tor Hbsums.
tissa. SAT- Hhesa. Brtos. Bruises, stH Joiets.
Or eslds. sprsin. Pole rvi and swsilings spon
Horses, hiss no equal. No person will he nilb
cut u who bss tested lie vslus. "And with rsf-
srssos ~ the general estimation ~ the Messing
Asiaes,. osa ehssffaiiy say thst no article
sysr performed 80 many cures In our nsiRi,bor.
hood ss this .. W. SMITH. Rdosfsld. ,ssy".'
=. LsntH, Eel. Hg'is rark, w., writes, chat the
horse was considered worthless. (his ease was
spsvis} bat since the ffss ass n the msstssg
Eminent have sold him fer sibo. You, LIni.
msnt is doise wonders pp hers. "speb testimony
is fssshing ss svsry dsy The half IL not tod.
Every family should have ~. pswsrs n imia
,ao1s. The genuine Mustang Ia sold by ait re-
spectacle dealers throughout the world.
japs2S-imw. BARNES PARK.
rropftafofs Me- YAH
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06
a@- All Greece is in arms

b@r All Greece is in arms over
a quarrel Of rhetoric, and the gol.
den days Of the Sophists arc reviv-
ing in Athens. American horse.
railroads are to be introduced into
the City Of Pericless, and the del
icate Attic mind is seriously exer.
cised over the naturalization of the
Latin words Omnibus The ques.
ton is whether a new Hellenic
phrase shall be applied to these
popular conveyances. or whether
omnibus" shall be simply transla.
ted into its Greeks equivalent.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06


Tut BnAvt MAs.-'rhc truly brave
man Ia no who IL not afraid 30 do
what he csteems right under any
and all circumstances lie acts Mp.
on principle. and not upon the i'm.
pulses If tho moment. Whilst In
the eEercine of prudence, he will
never run hecdlessly into dangers,
yet, when an object commensurate
with The probable risk Ia 10 be at
tanned. be will never hesitate t.
face every contingency in its nc.
cpmplisliment. There Is u great
difference between rashness and
bfavsfy-under The influence Of The
former. tho man who has but very
little real moral courage, may per.
form actions which will give him
great reputation, and stamp him n
hero among his fellow.mep, whilst
the man who IL really endowed
with the latter may pass quietly
aud calmly through life without
creating any particular excitement
or even gaining the need Of praise
10 which lis virtues really entitls
him.
The truly brave man will most
generally be found modest and re.
firing not given to Boosting OF
bravado, and he will always be
calm, self possessed and generous I,
he will not hesitate TO do justice
to his adversary, even though II
should initiate against his own IN
terest He does not fear the frowua,
nor court the smiles Of The world |:
in the discharge of the duties Of
life. he does not ask tho question,
What will people cay 7" but asks
his own conscience tho simple query.
is what ! attn about 10 attempt
right aud honorable 7'--Monigom.
err Poa.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

THE LoHpor CHRorioLs D !syspwsion II .
Paper qffr Ninety ysats Publication -. II he
London Post has an obituary notice Of one
Of the oldest newspapers In tho English
lsngusgs--the London Morning Chroniole.
We quotei
There are three associations connected
with that journal Of no little interest. II
was In the Morning Chronicle that SIR
Philip francis-or somebody else under
n well-rreserved incognito, gave TO the
world the Junius Letters, the fame Of
which has not been oopHnsd 10 those coun /.
tries whore the Eng lish language IL spoken.
These letters appeared IN tho Chronicle
during tho term Of Office 81 its first editor,
Woodfall. who introduced into his paper
the custom of regularly reporting the de-
bates In Parliament, n now feature In Eng.
lish journalism at the time. Woodfall
vas considered "a fsoklessIy brave person"
for having given publicity 10 the ideas Of
Junius, burke, Fox and Sheridan. Tom
Moore, Campbell, Goldsmith. Byron and
Dickens may also BIO numbered In the bril-
liant array OF writer's for "tho good old
Wing Of tho Strand"
From Morgan Mccarthy, tho "joking
genius," who imposed tho famous "potato
speech" on drowsy brother chip as tho
genuine Parliamentary pooration Of an In :
dignsnt lrishman smarting under bis ooun
Jy's wrong 10 poor James Irwin, whose
death occurred about month since, tho
staff Of tho Chroniclo was remarkable for
It's ability.
The Morning Chronicle was established
la ITO, eighteen years before the Times.
Mr.. James Perry, q native Of the "land
o'cakes," succecded woodfall In the edit
orship Of the Morning Chronicle. Ho was
tho fret man who acted on tho principle
that an editor should be personally rcspon-
sibfo for every line printed IN his paper,
whether written by himse II ar not.
Mr.. Cooke, one OF its last editors, hav-
ing become n convert to Pnseyito doctrines
labored vainly 10 infuse vitality into the
falling fortunes Of the paper, which has
been published Mt loss for some time
Sergeant Glover's efforts to sustain II were
equally vigorous and equally unsuccessful
Thus, afser q career Of ninety years, the
Morning Chronicle disappears from the
lis, Of British journals. IS ,- rl
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

J,,,c,,, pow,n, o. ra..
u' .vp,.,a' o"''' w vVH 'o's'"S
a., ' 80. .' ~ V ~ IT,. n,'oog
C''a,as. P ,ss ~ ., we .s , .ess'oa =,
.,., vi voe ~ '' 49,, w. o",o'
.asn ,,'a Pta;,aJ e,a ~ s'e ., .1ea ~, W.
49,. | e. o" -, o"', , an' r cn'"a
'PV"'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

"a 1t is stated in a letter from
Constantinople, that, owing to the
distress which now prevails in that
city, a general sale Of diamonds is
being made by Turkish families, and
that the consequence is that those
articles have undergone a deprecia-
ton Of 40 per cent.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06
~ Il is stated that the grave of

~ IL Is stated that the grave OF
the Earl Of Worcester, who was bu.
ried in the time Of Henry VIII, is to
be opened for the purpose Of sscer-
tanning whether il contains the model
OF a steam engine invented by him
and buried with him. ~
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

~ Marriag, without love, is the
suicide Of happiness. As well might
a person undertake To build q dwell.
ing without either cash, credit, or
material, as to expect to live happily
in the marriage state without love.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

.s0r Telegraphic advices have been
received from the Levant announcing
that a serious civil war had broken
out in Lebanon. Thirty Christian
villages had been destroyed. The
Turkish troops Musulmans were Mas.
sacreing the Christians at Sidon.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

EXECUTORS, NOTICE.

b. TENSIONS bsyibR elsims sgsipst The Fue.
~ .sssion ~ Mrs. Mary Goth, deceased, late ~
the Parish Of Esst Baton HOugs, sra hstshv mott
FED " present them ard NJ, persons indebted 10
TIE sans viii etfns harvard spa settle With The
undet-igned txseptcf ~ his Attsrssys Msssrs'
Dunn = Heron.
jnuasO JOHN srtgtp. yssssfst
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06
NOTICE.

I 0sr, draft given by =. ~ W. Pipes,
II Of date june 10Th, 1860, on Nslien-
berger, Of Esw Orleans, 10 favor Of II. NJ.
Csrr. The public is cautioned not 10 traas
for. said dram, ~ payment has been stop
pod. Cjszs- 5ts. n. NJ. KfKR
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06
PROPERLY DISPOSED or.

duly observed aud properly ceie-
bfated here at the capital OF II II
IL, and any body now living shall
travel so far along the road Of time
M to reach that period. they can
give u tho Hat denial. Indeed to
furnish an adequate idea, how the
day was disposed Of, detailed apd
running account might, and would
be given. " there was corner.
stone open, 10 receive The paper
and bear u down 10 remote poster.
iiy Hut no, the light OF the Comet
like the flame Of u candle, or more
like gas, goes ont--ileith ss
shadow and where IL IL !" What
becomes Of al the daily morsels Of
morality, culled, and condensed
into this paper day by day, and
published 81 'ihe world 7" Why
they come from nothing and return
TO nothing. This In Of no copse.
ausnee. The "Fouth' commenced.
here with tho alarm of fire. at "a
o'clock IN the morning. A frame
building In the rear of the Asylum
for Mutes and the Blind. belonging
20 Madame Keys, and occupied by
Mr.. Henry Stephens, was entirely
consumed. The. Fire department
distracted tho week previous
with the question "shall we turn
out I" was thus settled to the entire
satisfaction Of all parties interested.
Shortly after, commenced the firing
Of National salute. by the Peli.
cans. The moon having paled his
Intellectual tays, and streaks Of
promise for another day Of sunlight
appearing IN the East, the capital
got up-put on iis best clothes,
and came out to see what was TO
he done. The beautiful ladies' and
lovely children who we had seen q
short time previous. on tho way 10
the fire, leaning listiessly, from bal.
oony windows. and screened by
hall closed doors, In classic white
---unbooped; now appeared In rain.
bow oolors and spring time deco.
rations. A gentleman with trum.
pet, had already been TO the street
corners. sounding tho note for mill.
tary preparation, and inspiring
music developed the town with au.
dable glory. Hero were the Poll.
cans, Creolos and National Guards,
all noblo.apd gallant fcllows. armed
and equipped in proper manner to
=.
take charge oi tue uay ana sec u
through.
Tho tide ran In tho direction Of
II. >, Il,
tho u. - Arsenal, where nt
,,,,.,l Nj. pi,.. p.,,. l., L,L.ir
eS'oe"' "''' "''"" "'''"' '" "o"s'
Of the Surgeon Of tho Company. Y.
A.
NJ hereford presented capt H. A.
Raubman III tho National Caord. m
. " wv 'o
National banner, accompanied with
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06
Douglas Club Attention

There vin be ssssiss Of thls Club ., A-.e..
my nsii, on ss,sfasy evening" nest. The IN is.,
=. 9 e'slsk. JAS. COOPER, rfssr
A. LIAM. ssersss,r.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06
GIN STAND.

A 80 Saw Gin Stand, for sale at the
n Southern Machine Works.
je2l DELAozoIx, DHozsEEY soo.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06
= ptCJAL MOTTO ES.
Ar COST

~ ORDER ~ prepare Tor FslI Arrangements {
y -il seh ths hslsr-. Of ms srfirg snd sum.
tef Ncyis % hsnd, At ebst-fof Gosh fsdlar
~ nssa ~ Millinery sha BfS foods, psaid d.
well w. purchase In time
7, is my intention w. hsvs sh.lss a,d ss,sp.
sive assortment ~ Wiuier useas. fbe,sf.,s the
stock on hand will he s.i5 without ,ssa,,. nan,
this date, FANAft r. VcDNop
North boulevard a., nesf The state House.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06
NOW IL TIE TIME.

Two MAKE room for my new fall stock, will
l. p1sr from this date ~ q remaining part ~
my splendid and veil selected assortment ~
Watches, Jsvsiry. CIoess, Pianos sbd Cutlery,
n grsstiy rsdpesd prices. Al those IN search
Of q good bargain will pissss esii on
TdhDDOHE obLDMANN,
iupeZS Matchmaker aud Jsvsllsr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06
sEGARai kEGARsff

IN mn BysT Brands u Imported HsvsaA
lO,OOO ssrsrs, just rsesivsd and f1 sails
ohssti for cash. al N. YHENDEh0AsT's,
juse2s Main st., opposite fisrnsy House.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06
FRESH CHOCOLATE.

lust received an sssortm~nt o. Superior Choco
81 late by junsz2 I'D. d Wa. BUGEL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06
NOT f..

A IL persons having claims sgsinst the estate
IA ~ Hiram Cline, ars requested 10 hand them
70 the undersigned duly authenticated.
guaeie o. HAcxgT, Admir-.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

WATgR's rBJuoatcA III. y. p.y ,s me
w only authorized AEsn, f,s The ais,vs p,-
p.lsf sCseb Remedy nd DAY
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06
II. u. DAYS DRUG sTonE.

DUES CIV ~. y. bsy II srsp, n, me rsrn
Il Inc London JOCKEY Club iionse ain I have
lnst rscs'ved large shipment " the above esls.
stated Gin. direct ffotn The importers. ana rsr
sell \ -hslessls ~ retail ~ New Orissps prizes
l"'gi .rr... n. n. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

II sNNsbrs NEDI0fAI DisCOvrpy -a,wslvs
N dcsen Rerps1y's Medical bisesvs,y, D.,
hIved Purifier. direct ff.p the rnsnnf.s,n,y sud
sid ~ New Dsissns pfises, n y hay.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

IyARRy's TRigepHgRers--s r,os. s.,,,..
- Trieephetoss. for pre- stviuv. restoring ana
brsu'ifyisg the hsif, renewing seruH spa Ia
d,nH, preventing badness AID r,sy hair. .nd
curing diseases ~ the skin. ror ssie w.
islyl n ~ Dsy
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

WnfgHTs pILJs-t2s gross w,ishps pills. frssh
w snd genuine, direct from be wight, g.,
sale wholesale and retail w n u. bAt
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

DLAriEg CAHDs--A large supply ~ Samuel
j Iisrts plsyios Cards, ell qualities snd prizes
for ssis low to the hsde try
jsiyi ". u. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

CiARbEN sEFDi GARDrn ssrbr-A ps-
" supply ofGstden seed vsuspted r. sb asa
genuine, direct from Mr.. lambeth, gusrsniss
ssti5setiens ". ". DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06

EAYgrTy's MgbtCATgb rApsn-re, The
NJ rster closet. and sure preventative ~ Piles,
y. -. Dsy, 10 The cpiy Agent IN nstsn Rouge, ~
the shove Paper, and viii keep constantly 1s,gs
supply On hand. n D.DAy
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-06
HARPER,s MACHINE

Jus. ,..l Eo Ia LILY q! II. !, 1850.
Juns20-2~ J. MCCORMICK.