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COMPOSITE FERTILIZER. ~, .

COMPOSITE FERTILIZER. ,, This
phosphate fertilizer is particularly adapted for the sui
tivuton of Trees, Fruits, Lawns and Flowers. 1t will
promote very vigorous and healthy growth of Wood
and Fruit and largely increase the quantity and perfect
the maturity OF tho Fruit For hothouse and
plants and flowers, it will be found Indispensable arti-
Gle their greatest perfection. 1t will prevent
and diseased conditions of the peach and grape and
is excellent for grass and lawns,
1t is composed Of such elements make 1t adapted to
the growth of all kinds of crops in all kinds of soils
The formula y method of combining its constituent
fertzng ingredients have received the highest appro-
val of eminent chemists and scientific agricuturists
PRICE, $50 PER TON.
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Phosphate of Lime. T c1!, 4 Aoa y,

CHEMICAL COMPANY manufacture Phosphate of Lime in
accordance with and valuable formula by which
very superior article is produced be afforded
price than other manufacturers charge Practical
have proved that its value, fertilizer is equal
to the best Phosphate of Lime in the market.
PRICE, sos PER TON.
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'otOTe NO. ~ SCUM DctnUQre Avenue.
O the Farmers of Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware
and Maryland, BAUGHS RAW BONE PIIOSpH ATE
Is not new name Its great efficiency rs Fertilizer,
Tor all crops has been for past practically denote
by them in its CONTINUED USE We better ussur-
ance of the high appreciation in which it is held by
Agrcuitursts than the fact Of an increase
in the demand from year year, article has en-
Joye' and 1t has been main object render it, In
every respect, worthy Of such tvorably estimation.
In order to give greater facility in the application
the RAW BONE PHOSPHATE, wc have. since the last
season. succeeded in making it fine and uniform as to
he capable of drilling. Farmers will find this impor-
taRt advantage.
The facilities for the manufacture Of the RAW BONE
PllOSfl ATE are now very complete. and can fill
large orders with promptness; but it is desirable that
all orders should be sent in carly the season as
possible.
1t is packed in bags and barrels and may be had of
any regular Dealer in Fertilizers whom We advise all
farmers to apply,) or Of the sole nuacurers,
BAUGH SONS,
No. 20 South Delaware Avenue,
Jan ~, lS65--3in. PHILADELPHIA.
f0~The highest market price paid for Bones.
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= w SHARplEY'S MIN>TErlls, e0l INV
IN~Irtt't"HEoN.

Al TpNNSINp'S ACADEMY, Poo BOW
c.t, l'I"~ ilouaton o., uookkyypiur. ,satIuF,
Nttulrtit, nttlIL rItur comp clifton Nr.t ht,
without lnsrUf, dtt .ui e.. HHiul. ROOMS Tot tl
iuHau slo.c early education has been uct lorlsi fr-
rvi'u plNsto Instruction.
At a. GOWLLN.-BOOkkEErlNG, COM
~ W,rrR arithmetic, Iuu'uGuship, spelling. On To-
SlH rrr quarter Ladies Whiting lc-.uus. - col.
lNlNi th. well known teacher ot srltug {. one Of
Cur,. lJ5
RANlO INSTRl CIlON-BY HENRY &.
- q nlVl.,l &. buusuN. the old established
t'fchor hu IutrNrt'" ou'h kuOv iro ut tho
iu' uuu'ut iu one VuartcI's lrs-uus Banjo. pt all
!. lt''. t-' blue.Nh,, urr % Amiv It tHi
nANlC-llG DANCING, CLOG DANCING,
''Hnd All thc IthHprtu dances tu. 1t ~ JOHS
bn"AN mHuuiDc.u go OF the banjo, rs Esrt ltHus-
ton IT, To mH moderate. 80
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Awu'sEu EyTs.
pARNUMs AMERICAN musEus.-

pARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
COOLEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE
Na.ou. p,,opt vcutllstor dGascu $4,000 feet Of ooi
''' IftIRSo0S. At B. uryENING Al ~
LAST WIEN
Of the tc.utnii versatile ami talented
Miss EMILE MELVILLE
'N' ;I Ts ,i}ii;s5 !. tho vrvNpunr
DNIGlTtK on rlE REGIMENT
Nth all the ORIGINAL SIC, aud tho musical
-, JENNY LIND,
In which 'sIr TwS' t,s s6f i pHiT1i Ar SONGS.
Tho GREAT AMERICAN
.0NE itGGEG nNNCEE. ToSY pENtr.
VI liiNAHN;;is4S
rUuO sOrHER AID MAGICIAN, Prof CHsfo-
"''''' W 'S'Gr,'EGTNS%"YiiG, 'ilLD sloNA
w. ''' ''-' tlcilNNIiG ORGAN,
Observation-Disclosures uENrrwnrr.
~ ~ tuHitstuSE o. toNNrcuc,r
A>i$otN3. . IllINGAuIgAr.t
! ,'tVii Observation-Disclosures y. ,h
wvv,,;l ~ t,li,,uINlN" tAL,t a., ,'.
| fIt ~ II..lL. NuNISG Wan tIGi NI-
JltI. DAVIS II ftIlI,uAIs.
,,,i,il ~ ~, H.' ID. names ,'Icss.m orb .....
Admission c'".. 'HDIuu under tea i'c'u's o."
HROADWAl THEATRE - BRILLIANT
a., icres II Ao ,','.Nt.d ARTIST, Ne. aDd i.i'
So. M.l q q. AM , ,rE.oNv, Che rem e2as'n,
"''''' u" ''' Wiii'"3t> uA>b' OF '''
l Mc'"''d' sd '"@ G Unit, d a H.'T Tl,(
| Abduction 90 family cilcle 30 c,ur. Us
! SAN SHAErLEY'S MINISTER'S, goi Row
Ii,, t,,y t.s.I. ..,,.,.,. IN, .., o. ,. Led.
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FOR saEE AND 10 LET.

A NEAT NEW 2-STOEY HOUSE FOR
4htl.5' iu f12ai'thIort, Now Jufsrg. Torn.
from >t1 10 tip 'sh, balance payable ~ OF more
from 40 10 70 cnsn, nncc In ins'alncut Of ~ "
~ monthly. THIS place u tut ~ minute. mn SCI
tickets est 10 cent?. Rest hour to TO- ii An. Yrf'
sons ~shinf can 30 At that hour with nsr D., AL
kizahc hplrt 10 Improving yefy f.,' talc. nrs
email e.'cus can Told and cou,c. rcs e.tni, tlclr.
lag r,arl st s. q to COOLEY iiEiiiRiiitR,
Agents tl/li uthpntt. 40
A NICE HOUSEWIFE LARGE GARDFN,
4 A,n hne order Tor sac At f-,iuo. Apply to " {.
b-thrap lots iur suu. al
COUNTRY STORE AND VILLAGE LOIS
- ior sale m Doytc"'i.c, near lolt Zee, So.
Lem ,"s, in.I Ian s,gam"r !iuI'e' chn.,pDor
81 ~ n " JbNlfI con . r. 'lt
CHEAP HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALr-
DOn" al ~ j"-'no at tlvJH- one at r.U all
Horr "a steam and holsc carr Apply 70 Depot Mos
iei' &oiio'o station, iia.',l i.n.no.A. $40
EOR SALE ~ WIILIAMSBURGH, A Neat
2atory an hllrK lafoucu, iTniuc huule on or.
inner ~, bet Grind and l,rm,on ct. Ilaa suL-,,,Irr
wale' ana throu- Aou. Grand Il cars pcs s. ituir,
THOMAS LAMB g wilson II, os BERNAIIp' W
Grand st, g.. Jon totc ma inuc4iG.tiy ~
HOUSE LOTS AND SMALL non SIS
~ or a." at t't Sew lo.k Pic. OF lot' .I.. -
fou,c. m'. F a,'",y Ti'ES'+' ." l'.i
Nr' York, o. 81 brot1ary OF FkEDk EA>iE, 10
Nassau n. ..g
STORE, WITH BACK ROOMS t.;p Gel
- l-s. iol So, rI..p. 40 or WitDuu A.Ytcs ro,d
ppc' for uui to. us.au-s krit .y., l.a o f.,t
month, en1 H. se uuu. 1le lot OF 1i9 meat r.r'Io
1'O BhErR'-1O LET \ BAKERY, Store
rul h'c.ro,m. -5r... % ii.o.,l. I.,t.. an
SGnse., orjo 5. ~, ID, .o4 atlantic IT, BOOM
nv, mr. ltpgI. u.rIJ IttlITlI,
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SEWING MACHINES.

WHEELER X WILSON'S SEWING MA
w chine for zI!o, Ie.1 ani ma excel, at order.
PINE orIy $50. Aiso Wheeler ~ WILSON, Grover
IukoTs, Cabinet oin.ot's 80 y, in good order,
tor sglc ~ u rcut. Nv Ire"hwch ave near Jeti,
MNEct
NHEELEk 4 WILSON SEWING MA.
w chiurs 10 etgt 3i5 West 35th ~ near 9Th ave-.
80 T. BILLS
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL AND
l. Lite Illustrated isu " irst clazs" ma Zln' Boz ia
go volume, devoted 10 flJ siO,uUmy win 90 rlg.r 1i
La p'.r ." lthnUggy, the Natural II -'orY OF "lp
fhrvuolJg5 and the TempaiHuouts Ih'sioiH.} 8, mo
Las Of lat and HeGIth fsy chOosy, the ocleh'' o
the soul amply illustrated. month";, A. AytF +
sample No. ~ cent? AddTes, MessrA row u X
WILLS sS9 Broadway. \. Z. ~
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tsl ~INs~S CHANCES.

A RAKE CHANCt-TnE STOCK AND
~ tNt..'t ni u.ok .l. ucr- depot viih circula'-
lux iutIN, 10 u" god Uhr 30 tn cash cuHfuup' ~.
20 on u.cnitct ts iauliI,on avenue, south Brook.
i,u. go
4 WELL LOCATED LIQUOR STORE
Lhlusu To- ipU at', u Oh nor a.or, With ic,-. ~
nous, oar a., r N, tu BfV -, IA. NnI Gtuo -,iuon
W. Nutgu a., dntut -uld hu'inrss. AppN ilH
lortl - =, \. ~
4 GROCERY STORE FOR SALE, ON AC-
Acuuui 81 tbo death OF the owner. Gail at lGi
Fn-t ooh 90,
E'JR SAll-A FIRST CLASS COLNFR
liquor ,to.c, well htt'u ~. IA populated u.trh.
10 hood, i'm Hptfm'uts luli .c4-r ana low rent.
Apn.. 'u P.bAttN -. Nutt,uuCtl, ~ Chamber. H..
tu,E D., until .o.d lI
IGOR SAlF-TUF EENTFST COENER
uht-'oun ou bioatVay. uu-touu. the ov n,f can
not Nt'ul o. o.. k.ut on. .-, no mon il. TODD
hus.u"'s iicr, VIII soCk, t5.. thancu tor mart
{ount mHu AMY TIN, do, cor. 5Gtn street aud
i'"NINN. lil
IO ~ SOLD CIEAI-AN OLD TSrAB.
l'hyi n, U-u,I"r stand GO. Nor ~ I.tcR and IN
WHOA stst nov GOING rood business and hu,iug a
tNd round Ol ,ustuiu,fr, new store. Apul, q T. j
thAlfi H. 60 Gold 4, near Fulton 4 ga
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WANTED.

WANlEp-ENPERlENCED HANDS TO
\, ,naNe Loop shtts Apply Immediately W Kelley
H"luhe'uFinE g.. 81 " ulker Of. kutice--To any
eals IN our EMPLOY, froui TUESDAY, juno eU,h. We
! TO the fir making tue srr.eVt No Of ,prins. s-n
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r AIDES TAUGHT TO OPERATE on
- siuso,'s nd Wheeler wEsuus scwinr mt
chincs; practice I'LL perfect on al sind Of nuuur
shirts and recommended to good chops alter lsaru-
ils Apply o. Auutoc -. Nr0 'ooi operators. ltj
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GOOD VEST HANDS WANTED - At
VI FISK & JOSErll - murray =, Up -tAirs. 80
EIRl.> OUT OF EMPLOYMENT ANp Hlv-
hOufe, 90 Canal 4 y. Y 40
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WANTED.

4 4
~ aud hutonhole hands 10 ,.o.t OIL ,oit. All ,,..s
a. 2s9 Division It. by ". klLLHukN 81
DOVER LOOM WEANtRS WANTED
Cod hands can make sooi -Wes and s'cs-
f92 First ave. cast side, bet. sd and sith s". 3S3
DIAPER RONFS- WANTED GIRLS To
70 I6HS HItICAN son
SlIOEMAKERS WANTED - HANDS Of
- PLATA nail sofk also op. rtor' and pastors non.
Atlantic IT, Brooklyn. l9
SERVANTS WANTED II BROOklNN
- imuct'istcv- 81 servants uSu'cI daily 'or ~.
celent situations 20 rcut,'mon' families sud h'i'
yaitre..e., a. uENpfEsuN's sel, ante "n,'. &
Couf' ~ rroothu. l'
SHlnT HANDS WASTEp-NT 1sn E.,ai-
- wa. to see Ia the .l.pl p,,y Nou, need au-
ply hut those sho understand .uir' maxim. No
machine.
SERVANTS WANTED II Ht1ukLNN-
- wanted. 5u hr.t-cIs.s 'rt'aHt ruos-, ,hafuh'r-
i".I. 800 e. hni,-'-' emu, .H. ''."
est. VAC. n gent pl,r'' 'amii,'- az .ot,i' 'ppN
to " M\NNlNu. :. ooIrt 80. rrss.n ie
STEAw SEWERS WANTED 1T i9
h,hs. ,. g. 10 rear tIil1.H.
CUOTNAkFES WANTED - SNIrp
- .a',. - Hat rrlads,t. A.-5 mailer. and
foi.he an floor SD
SHOE IrlTFR>-flE~T CLASS pA~rTRS
- on Hiic. fire nu'-u. g.-. fret r'tr tf,u,r
On .os.e',, t.t.e maaH.4c. D. t.Nus1N. isl so.tu
i''" ST. "'''''''
CHOEMAkEKS NNNTEu-OS CATERS
baui 'h',.. AZ g.. NNtIlN'-. % >...u .t o,
~kIEr HANDS NtNIIl-LAuIIN NAV
- II. Wheeler ..,u'4 s,f.i.. Doll 3D.. .rrs. y.so
f." good button ho' iHk' -, t \, 20. 80 l'.. ea'.
Vp WOtk DlIIlE> WANTED 4
trit rate l.n,k cutter Our THAT uui,. stand.
tr,l ..rums App. g. ,HKAs AJAX htiuMtN
18TH 81. #HI -.' ,.nUIU. E.ut..H 'f
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w ANTED.
n IMMrpIATFIY-AT Tut Pro-

WANTED IMMEplATELY-AT TIE Pro-
w te.teut Ems TO-, m,n; Agency, iy5 9Th Az, tety.
mi sii,. lately landed for homework tot city and
Gn,il eneS SouI wv ''' '''' '''' ' io6
NrANTED-PERSONS WHO WISH To
w icar to operate ou singers and Wheeler Viii
sru'' sewing Machine terms cay. and TAUGHT vol
Nl-o tuNi Scwets " learn pantaloon making. lu-
lulte at 81 tldrdrc At. ~ hoor. rcUu W. /. 40
NIrANTED-OrER\ IORS AND FINISH
w cfs on 81 op coat. op.~ors will receive troy
!, g " qio.a.sPa yc,S ,'A tho Whole week o"
WANTED - A BOY To DO PAINTING
w aud spanning. ono ir4ua utci vilh the work
Preferred. W. q. CRfAMfKS son, 10 rlstt A. 90
\\ANrED--TWU STOUT BOYS To Lam
w Tive to,t building trade must come well recon-
GtSii rs A. Al And "a, lt,z,,.. = a. and !, sonth
street o.'I rs and ~ vale -te,t. o.
IA ANTfu GIRL. 4 rRjTE TANT
W p.,UiIui To do tuuc. 1ou-cso.k, mut .c a
s'od 4rcr ant .tuu'r '.,y ior .ufce day at 2.2
\\rNNIEu-A lEN GOOD VEST HANDS
w 900 ca'tom aud 81 pv'.N. uchc" wure- pl1da
ca, u,i Tic N,ok, l.rt il-t"- 20 ia rsHr top u'o -
N(ANTlp-NOING GIRLS TO MAKE
w ,oi.. h,,c., 81 t1Wct.,'' IT, hc' - oAisgy
o.. ,tI avenue. Il
\NAATEp ADAMS 'Np HoE Cll!N-
w t.rp.I.s ftc'trs. N.... ~ UOI VANS Iriut-
ia. Office c,sn,toi Cont. ,uf White IT,. 20
\AN1Ep-rNLuE>. OPERATORS AND
w h,,.tr on 'hop"o's CAI''a' sudoh f. in
NrANIlu-A COMPETENT WOMAN TO
med ' '''' to- to .rlS &ol. t. ~ ~ rrS 1i.
way. h,.o-, 5. VI. of n''r ~. ~ 20
NNANrtu-tN OPERATOR AND EAlST-
,r. ii,5 all tat sc,, II 81 s.u,h im - wi. an
\VANTrp-5o HANDS To MAKE MrrF
o. r,... Til md a t.oi .'.n',iuu %. ,ha"h. u
\tANGtp-IE \ EiTNlL GROCERY, 4
w .o4u. muu .iet luf' is' ne tur lus. u'ts sud
,1a drive o houe. Nl..''' "Eu'ii. H.ootl' Poet
N(ANIfp-WOMIN 10 NrlICH Leather
wo,.cr ' -. Sor ...,,. IS g.. fllEIiL6 III
| N('ANTED->OWr GIRLS rUR STRIP
! ~ p-. tobacco. lu,ule lHy Chushr If, I.1r
NNrhNTEp-2 MIS- To WORK ON \
W nm tapa -, Wet ti.ts,
N-ANTtp lMMFWNFlN-io Bon MA
/ " I.r. N,g, ntu"uuL . CO.'S, ot',n aud
NNhNTrp-Nlw SHIRT muNtGS-
w 900. .ar. ,nl ,cal. ,mno,m'ut ,Iugu'oo
o.. tai,.'i' II IS a.dil'N -
! "A. ANIip-' GIElN-ONE To DO GIN
w ".H h"u."""fA mu" boz n h'" rro w,'h,r -ni
! n.. i,.''..t .,r..,i u.,uui. i,.h 'uu.' b. Aiud
aH' ''.r an. ~ ei.,Ii {, WORK h"', sIc IT,
\N'ANIfD-AN ENrERlEN,iD fORE-
ou, rlu ',,n- 5000. lr.ouu,,. Atlou-, and hay.
inf 900 '',n'sh aciusinAu,c " on,-t ,hirt and
,nd ia pr'alsay 80
NNANTEp-!oo HANDS FOR EEAD
w .HrA at--i Eis' JIu. 81, u',- .d ave. .a
%
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A NUMBER OF orERArOKs rINIsrEH


ba'ten aud button hole makers ard prcssr 90.
- military uniforms; the hest prices psid Inquire
" Attoruet st. Cal iyr one vpo. Go
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An RESpLCTABLE WIN RFQrIKING

hsantod 70 work on acf.ioedins pfes.e, s-u hoop
tkirt makers. Apply 70 :. l. & MY fis Al
BrostNav, cor Walker It. -
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EoR SALE IN wILLIAMSnuRGu, A No,t

2Ht0ry an hllrk lafcucu, frniuc huure, on Ioi.
inner ~, let Gruud and irmsUu IT. Iiar suL-,,iIrr
waie' AMI tp thfpu- spu. Grand u pos D. ftuu
= block the lHuar " q bee -od luN. luau.Ir uf
THOMAS LAhb, % wilson u, o. BERNARD . Va.
LAfliEt- ctri"ttu,r r.DJ, Li n ave, a. SEQ .s !
Grand ri. i...rs. .uI g. io M luiu4il,ly. .,
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a FEW FTKST CIANN OPERATIONS,
Llbaister ami hut;ouhoe maker. and fnishrrs on
military overoat- and uniform coats Rest prices
paid In this city, At No / LAureus IT, second door
from Canal y
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A TTENTION-ONLY FOR 1jc LADIES
LAtsu sht 70 oierate on wheeler & Wilson's sewiuc
machines In all it, brauches by perienced OPP
r.tor Apply 81bs Eishth ave, bet 10Th and 9th
sts, In the drus store. 81
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A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE And
IA female help Of all nations At H. WEIPi EY's
Office. whitehall a. Wanted, cooka wsitsrp. house
and up stairs rv ant ior god ststiors In city ami
country. Alro crsr hntpn. GARDENERS. turtsrs and
farming hands. 1ho~e lately landed employ al iiu.
me,iiAtey. This Office can recommend ia
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vcoE,
nPERATOES WANTED UN WHEELER
~ o. Wilson lauca.4.s. h,,y % E.A.. e. 1'
OPERATORS WANTED ON WHEELER q
" " i-on's nud -Iu.,'s lu chin e- 10 MAKE ituCy
flannel shirt mono but goo. hands need 10 CAL 90
~ Second It; lA. tl-.rt 70
OPERATORS WANTED ON ". y ". MA
Oehiuor, none but good uands need s.ily, Sc I'M
ton IT, Jos
OPERATORS WANTED ON WHtELER&
- W lI-.u- .Au W lDH, 4U. .r...'- 'AAc uI'-. 'Y.-
ltAnt No ana good wnros to INST cnst o. e.,...
hY5 BTo.dAH,, 10Y toor. lF
npERATOkS WANTED OF SlNGER'S
~ and How ~ sevlN" uAcuiIe4 fl.I-r a"curtnuri
TO stt.u BGtnoIai shoe, ~ D.yUc IT. william
hurgh 20
OPERATORS WANIED-ON ". a W. 5
o.uAcAluu~ ulso hal-fors and d uuoi button 4O.c
make linen contz. Call for one wCct 5th ~ euu,,
chi d hou.e u'',r fth st. south BROOKLYN. II
nPtRAIOkS WANTED - Oh WHEELER
~ llsuu's and Singers seu ing machines on tan.
pei shirts only good hands need apply. eau Tor 3
aAys a. l65 Norfolk st, -
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DEMOvAL-THE PEOPLES LANE, Univ JERSEY
III Steamboat Company have removed from the foot Of
CORTLAND street to their spacious Offices rr a. south
side OF Canal street, where the opening OF navigation they
will DO happy to pssegels and freight hefeto
fore
NEW Yoax jan. a. 1856
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CURE CURE.-DR. WARD. 81 FRANKLIN STREET,
- the unfoftunates freud. Wards Remedies, without
ion all hours.
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DArLY-roR GENTLEMEN
i only AT the New York Museum Of Anatomy SIS Broad
yay Parties unable to attend these lectures have tns
forwarded receipt Of ten ccnts BY addresns se1a OF
New York Museum Of AnsloInr.
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DAwNBRoKERs' TICKETS BOUGHT or DIAMONDS,
Il Watches, silver Ware, Guns Pistols, Clothing Dry
Goods and all other Goods at l<s Canal Bowory
NnAss ditissnA' Bank
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@1OO HAND MONEY PAID FOR ONE YEAR MEN
1lOv Tothe men SoIo Men presenting themselves 500
for twelve months service Apply at the Supervisory Office,
"a siker street. between Broadway aud Church street
@Onn HAND MONEY TO ANY PERSON BRINGING
DLOU recruit $50 bounty 20 volunte for the army
navy. $50 10 recruits presenting themselves,
At the METROPOLITAN ONCE 80 Anu street
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TUE GLoRY or MAN is STRENGTH. DIR POWERS
Essence Of Life 81 Franklin street recommended 10 AL
contemplating marriage Restores manly vzor Care guar.
anieed Ia everv Case.
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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-24
To the People Of the Parish OF
East Baton Rouge.

Fsllosc Citszens-It was with much re-
luctance that / consented some three
weeks ago to permit my name to be used
for the office of State Senator from this
parish. At time like this every one
must deprecate the excitement Of strug-
gle for Office At the time Of the announce
ment of my name no one appeared to de-
sire the position Of State Senator, and
had another aspirant offered his name /
should have been the first to pledge him
my support. Inasmuch, however, as a
contest has been inaugurated against me
/ am not one to decline it.
In soliciting your support, Fellow Citi-
zens, deem it my duty TO explain to you
briefly some of my views on questions Of
vital concern to your interests.
/. To bring everything to bear On the
National Executive to withdraw such
troops from our midst as are not neces-
sary to garrison Government posts, and in
their stead to authorize the Governor to
organize the State militia for the better
security of life and property, asin Miss
issippi.
2. I am in favor Of the passage Of
stringent laws to protect society from the
thousands of idle, vicious, yagrant freed
men who swarm through the land in all
the insolence of mistaken freedom, plum
dering with impunity from the people
what little of substance the ravages Of
war have left them. This condition Of
things must cease-these Migrants must
be made to work, and just but stern legis-
lation must be invoked to cure the evil.
8. I shall if elected endeavor to le-
gally compel the old chartered banks Of
Louisiana to make every effort, in as short
a space of time as will be consistent with
the security Of the object in view, redeem
their circulation.
4. / am opposed to the Illegal removal
of the seat Of Government from Baton
Rouge, where it was located by the voice
of the people through their legitimate
Constitution. If elected | shall not cease
my efforts while serve you to restore it
where the fundamental law of 1852 says
sit shall be and remain" t55.
In conclusion, Fellow Citizens, if you
should honor me with your confidence l
shall endeavor to represent yonr interests
faithfully. Hoping to meet and inter-
change opinions with many Of you be-
fore the election,
am your obedient servant,
J. M. TAYLOR.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-24
Delegates from
West Baton Rouge
Pointe Coupe.
81. Mary.
st. Landry.

OPELoUsAs, October 10Th, 1865.
To Messrs. Barron, Yoist, Tucker and Others,
Delegates to the National Democratic
Convention, from the Parishes of West
Baton Rouge, Pointe Coupee, St. Mary
and st. Landry.
GENTLEMEN
Your letter of the 4th inst, inviting me
to become candidate for Congress, was
received two days ago, on my return from
visit to Northern Louisiana. l had pre-
viously received others of similar import
from friends in different parts of the Dis
trict; but did not think it prudent to an
swec definitely until the action of the
Convention at New Orleans should leave
me free to accept or decline. While /
am sensible that you and they have over
estimated my competency to serve the
State adequately in the trying emergency,
it would be atfectation in me not to ex-
press my qualification at the flattering
terms in which my friends have been
pleased to convey their remembrance of
my former services.
The honorable position in which you
seek to place me before the public, is one
which, | think, ought neither to be solicit
ted nor declined; and, entertaining this
opinion, consent to become candidate
for Congress, from the Fourth Congress
sional District.
Not knowing Of any great public meas
ures about which there can be any serious
difference of opinion among the citizens of
the District, have no pledges to make,
except, in the event of being elected and
received, to cooperate heartily with the
National Democracy in reestablishing the
State in her rightful relations with the
Union, under the Constitution; to aid in
harmonizing the different sections; and
to lend my feeble efforts to sustain the
rights, deyelope the resources and promote
the prosperity Of my native State.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN e. KING.