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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-06
ISIcG- VEc'~s .AHITSTSCfsIA
FOR TIE HAIR,
! ia j. i o & e Il

Tr- experience ~ over one hundred years in
Che cultivation aud preservation OF the l,tif. is
row embodied iu this widely known preparation.
For dressing curling and preserving The !i.Gr. o.;
has no equal 10 tic world. Three or four ample
cations Wiii stop the Hair from falling oR atI .r
used occasionally, 10 viii prevent hair losing is
original color daring a lifetime. No preparation
equals 30 Tor gesfouis5 the hair quickly anil ra
preparation has boon more extensively cu .i.r-.i
iy the urdiral faculty Tor its perfect iunoe.ar-
as regards injury o. the h1ir or head aud rr is
tonic effects upon tie system. Price large h.t-
ties ST. Druggists, Dealers ia Fancy Goods
aud stored ccrcrs generally literally dealt with.
Be,aiied in aii parts Of the United State C0nl-
d.. &C. Address
SECRETARY REEVES ANBEOSIA co..
Ieb. Ia. l5C3.-ly Sew lols.
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I>rssc FASHIONS Mr.. JOINS y. Nc
cess Tailor, has received his Spring and
SDom.r Fashions, fer 1868, from the City
. New 7 *. He invites his friends aud
= pl5i, - call ami examine them.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
j I'm hsbrick's Executor, &c Us.
Aired Davis Willow and IL, irs. &c.

j I'M hsbrick's Executor, &c rs.
Aired Davis Willow and Heirs, &c.
Df decres rendered in this cause st the
i } March Term, 1867, Of tho Circuit Court Of
Hampshire county. We Va, i. ia ordered that
a Commissioner ascertain and report 70 the said
court what is the tile Of the Heirs at Law Of Al
fed Davis, dec d., 60 The two tracts land known
Ss the CLARK Surveys in the till mentioned
and in whom the legal title TO said tracts now IT, (;
G'so, what portion and ~ What value Of the work
mentioned "a the articles Of agreement between
Joseph ani Alfred Davis, was done by said Al
red Davis, stating sny other matters by him
deemed pertinent or required by either party
and publication for four successive weeks, IN
newspaper printed in lie town &C Romucy. of the
time aud place # said commissioner acting an
der this decree. is made equivalent 90 personal
service Of notice upon all parties interested
Mud notice IL hereby given. That have iNel
NDNDAT NiHCH 23rd, 1853. as tie time
md my tGicc in Ilcmncy the place, OF execute
'HF se! decree, NJ which time and place an per-
sons Interested may attend and Proiec, their in
WM. c. CLAYTON.
cs7,r. n Ci'y CIR. c. HIDyshirs Co.. ". gL
Feb. p. SOB -Sw
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y FAITHFUL SENTINEL.-Tho Winehes.
ter Tins records tho following account Of
the faithful discharge of duty by FcderAl
soldier; During the year 1864, when the
hostile forces were struggling for the supre-
macy in and around Wincl,es;er, MIR
went to Major Parsons, provost marshal,
and applied Tor a safe guard. General Fes
sendeu was called on to fill the demand,
which he did by detailing for this duty
Mr. john, Of the Second New York
cavalry, to whom lie issued imperative Or
ders TO remain until he was relieved by
proper authority w stood munfuily hy
bis posi-. The tide Of battle surged about
hiin, but his was a charmed life, for he had
that authority which saved him from nolc,-
tation by the 'rebs' The war closed, but
with 1t camo ~ order 10 the sentinel and
faithful to the trust c0hti led to him, h. Is
still at tie pest ydwy! Tie case has teen
reported to the proper authorities, aud Dir
W will doubtless soon lie excused from,
further safe guard duty. That he will b.
able TO draw foil pay w to the present. time
has, we learn, been conceded by competent
military authority. In the meuntiniv, Mr..
W. has "woocd and won" a daughter e
Frederick, aud as he is now on donbie d.
~, We suggest that he is entitled ~ hca.
W drawback on the treasury.
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Groceries, Groceries.

I have just received m additional upg'y az
4 Family Groceries.
which v il. be sold unusually low for Cash Oniv.
W. II. MCDOWELL.
Ronuey, FEB. 81, lest
4 LOT Of WINDSOR CHiTRS and WV.
~ HOW SASH on hand and Tor sale nt rlr
Picc' ~ 4. BAKER.
konuey, Jan 10, 1SG7.
OTIC
1 CST 10 hand and for sale. LOT ~ su-er.of
- Adsmaolge aBd Tallow CfVDLES.
E IT. NcDO WILL.
Rmary5 Feb y, IS5S.-H
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me dG0te Stoch tCW be disposed of on,
The POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN, giviag e,s
~ patron n fine GOkd or !Soiid sSilper
bafch tor sl0, iciUiom regard 10 rGiue
Wright. Bro. d Co., l6l Broad,oou.
Ns0 York, irish 10 Immediately d;.pos. Of
tie aboec magnificent stuck. Ceytifcatei,
ao'niRg the articles, are placed in sealed
eRreiopes, and nell mired Holders ara
entitled to ne articles named ia their certi6-
catc, upon pdymcn. Of Ten DoHays, ,rI.etjt.r
II be u tcGsch rorth 81 900 or one ,eortA less.
The return of oRy ofo1'r certificates ennde.
5ou u The articles Hamed H~reon, upon p1y
mcat, iSrespecttce ~ Us north, anil rs ma
0rffctc rGtUod otiess than $40 is named on
any certificate, Il UW al o,,ce be seen thai
M,s Is no todery, but q sraiyht f2y,rard.
bJU'nIrte hdHsdction, ,rhich may be parfis
ipdted ~ ecsH Jy he mo1 fastidions.
4 single certificate rW be sent By mail.
pet paul, upon receipt of25 cenfs, flee far
81, deeen Ior g., thirty hree and el,gart
premium Ior s5, sir,y-sir and mare rdluo.
Cfe premium FIR $40; one hundred and
mast superb ,catch for s15. To ogrnts or
Hose rushing employment, his IS a rare Cd
PorfHHfiy. II IS % kegjfimdtslv conducted
bnsiacss, authorized Lyhe Government. and
opcH % HE mast corcfm scrutiny Watch.
rs sent by Ecpress, ,cih hin for collection
On deiCcry, 50 That no decentralization can
Po'fitty occgy. Tg Ua A9drea
WRIGHT, BROTHER h co.
lmpore~, 1Gl broadway, New York.
Feb. u, 1868 -13w.
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Ee5- In both Houses Of the Legislature Ct
Mary land, on Tue day last, bailoiings we're
had fer "a successor for Hon PnIlIp L
THOMAS As u. 5. Senator. There were -
votes cas-. in the Senate, Of which Mr..
THOMAS received ii Mr.. EARLE 5; Mr..
NIcKERs Mr.. ilAMGLETON ,. and Mr..
HENRI l. In the House 80 votes were
cast, Of which Mr. THOMAS received 80 :;
Nr. EARLE 2i; Mr.. CRisFIELD 3; Mr..
McCrLLouGH = Mr.. Henry 8 Mr..
lAMDLEroS .; Mr.. \ STEWART 3; Mr..
VICKERs 5, and Mr.. W. y. STEWART >.
No candidate having received majority of
nil the members, there was, Of course, 10 c.
lie ION. I, morrow 10th Ia uses III meet in
joint convention and proceed to anuthsr vote.
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.iorHs.-To every man there arc
''oy dU1 hour'--ghcn be fcc!sia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-06
BARGAINS
For the Million I

DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS!
-Je>vclry ~ ssilver~,-a,.e.
wotlh over S. ,0O0i All 10 h. sofia f.,
ONE DOILAR Ektig
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~ @ TIC &
" q II G. T.

IyNu Isaac II. ico and Vary Ann ricc his wife
! formerly Mary Ann Dice Evciue l.. lice.
widow Of Reuben Dice iohn =. Harper and pLn-
he his wife, formerly phc.lr Dice. jacob Dice +.
VI. pice, T II Dice, John llatman and Catha-
rine his wife, formerly katharine Dice, Catharine
tre. widow Of George V. Divc Isaac H. Dice
infant sun of said George " Dice Mary Clark
infant child Ut Elizabeth Clark, who was Eliza
beth Dice, james K. I}ice T. II Dice, Miles Diee.
John Sole and Mary L his WIFE forucriy Mary
+. Flee Fulton Dice, Charles Dice, &c rye Dice.
Rachael Dice, Samuel Dice, AID Nellie Dice, aud
IL. u. Masters, Guardian ~ !.sl.
Take Notice,
That shall, on Mt 2st! dry qf M.rch 1858 le-
tween the hours Of 4. y. and p ~. at the
Office a Geo. 4. Blakcmore, Esd 10 tn, town Of
Franklin, Pendleton County. v est Va proceed
10 i@Ae the dcPOsit'cho of Jac.b z. Johnson aud
others 10 be read as evidence in nv behalf in -
certain salt in equity now dcFerdirs III The Cir
cut Court IL endcton unit. wherein an
plaintiff and vCu defendants AMI IT, from
any cause, Tie taking oil the same lie not COM
meEced ca that day, being commenced be not
concluded On tina. day, the taking rf tie same
"i'l be Adjourned from time to time aud from day
10 day uaul the same shall tie completed
JOHN ID. JOHNSON,
Guardian Cf isaac u lice
Feb -, isss-tw
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DID YOU GET THAT NAT?

(Y7HERE DID YOU GET THAT HAT?
THAT HAT, said one gentleman to another.
The other day, is very becoming. It's neat. shape
y and of excellent quality. Where did it come
from
THAT HAT, WAS the reply. came from the
iarse and well selected s;ooa of , j. EDWARDS L
Co, who have few more OF the same sort LEFT.
rs well ~ supply ofeverything in the shape of
gen'lcmens, BOYS and children head gear. cal
c-l"'ct 10 suil every taste. te7 in and see for
yourself. 81 baltimore Street,
Cumberland, Nd.
Cumberland Dec l3, IsG,.-tf
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Cumberland.
NIARYLAND

------O-----------
II AVING returned from tho east with fine
4 l. assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c,
both Tor Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wear, the nn-
dersigned beg leave TO state 10 their friends and
to the public generally that they are prepared Ia
supply any demands that may be made upou
them in their line. Their stock il OF the vory
best, and has been selected with great care, foe
the present season. They will
Manu- IA ctui-c to order,
and in the best manner
They have good stock Of Leather aud Fiud.
ings for sale at the lowest market price.
5E-s-Don forget the place, sign of the "Blg
Red Boot" No SA Baltimore Street, opposi,s
Pest Office Cumberland, Nd.
= j. EDWARDS & co.
Cumherianl Nd Dec IL lSGT--if
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Recepi' .fJr he IIccA.
Becvcs 92T
Sheep and Lambs 2,7sj
Hogs 4259
Total 1912
Prices If becf cattle at he market tbs ,ccck
Very best Cg99c
That generally rated first quality as l.
Medium or good fair quality al
Ordinary 'hiu steers. oxen and cnws 5lGrG c.
Inferior aad lowest grades Of cattle GlSic
General average Of the market to-day {
Extreme rIu,,c OF Prices Cfa3c
Most ii the les are from G!91tc
l,'hcrc H., can, or. fr,v,
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IWFHI ID
OF the arrivals t'iJ week 81 head were reshipp-
ed to Eastern markets without being offered here,
and the balance c5mpri3el the offerings OF 10 dy
With 50 limited supply, and good attendance
"f butchers, n brisk market WAS very naturall Y
anticipated, ma AZ the openin,, this morning, tho
views Of holders were considerably above IhHse
OF buyers, in consequence of which the market ~
prned dali. Lltchcrs buyinE very SpNrin@ly. For
good aud prime b.eycs prices Of last week were
fully maintained, md for common prices are
higher. but owing entirely to the superior quail
~ aad condition Of the stock offered The iuar-
krt closed dull, ani = few left ms III.
Seymour { Wclton sold 56 head OF good Va.
cattle, for Geo. Moor, at s{@e} cts. ?j good
O., on their own account, az Q; cts 3 fair g.,
their own account, At sGGo! cts. and ri fair
Illinois, OH the, own account, ct 9(a9r cts. per
pound.
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'<' ne '''cu't Court i |" 8 'ssion' lion.
''i'" f''s,''S on Tuesday Tue
""'s' "'''|'FoI AIS c"'fsS 10 tne y rand Jn'
- 4" We 'eA'n' very satisfactory 10 inc bar
PS,F''
' . res -. '"'''' '''1'''e'' ''r me Si1-
= Ian '''''I---ho '''-cs .;-I;c'; -eh;
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NIunurncturo to Order.
Watches 70 Every BODY

Superb Stock Of Fine Goia and .Siiss-
Matches, all Warranted 10 Run, anil
thoroughly Regulated, at the L,o,o Prize
Of $40 Each, and satisfaction Il la,.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

I LIVE HTOCk NCALES, Feb. u, ISOS.
! Receipt, fyr The ITccL
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WATCHES.

Go!d and Siircr Htutiag Case, for Gent. +;
Ena9'fied do, for Ladies, teyctier sd.
CHARMS n crcry pattern owd style
ST II Je,rci,y IN cecry rariety .Sleere
Buttons ThjmjieS Loc2ets Crosses !;
Rings 9tercry h'",t Eracclcts; GoM Pens,
DC, &c.
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pound.
THE EoG HAEKKT.
Receipts th. wceE z73s
Receipts l.tst UreI 1882
Receipts orc year ago 4.oj3
The arrivals Of hogs during the week have been
about -qusl 10 he demand, aud there has teen
but liltle change To notice in prices. Still fed
hogs, az WHICH the stock OF the week chiefly con-
sisted, are quoted at ll!@l2. cts AMI corn fed
At l2Gti2l CTS. Z pound net, snl few sT ira at
} cts.
TUH SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts this week 2.rsG
Receipts last week 1,1l0
bcccip's Que year ago l,lT8
The supply u sheep has lcca good during the
week, and the demand fair Extra fat sheep are
scarce and in demand at ca cts. gross and
common and medium qualities e!e dull at So .!
cts - Com
BAtrIHoRr Nh. March : Howard street SUI
per -four, 50 25,o 10 90. WHEAT white, 80 on
D,o 90 red, 8 49m2 So Coru, white. ( 10
"a d yellow, 81 1900 oo Oats, 75a sj cts. ;
Rye OJoC, 900 cts.
On the Sd, Gold closed n;14li In View York
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FlanneIs; ShawlS in Wooden; SILK ana Neri-
no Nu0ias or Clouds; Wooden Hoods Hlaukets
Linen and Muslin Sheets; We've. and Morocco
Portmoua.rs; Shopping Bags Wallets Nicer
seha"n I'ipes -Four & Six Blade Pocket knives
M W., peA,l, tortoise and ivory handles French
Clocks Gilt ard Bronze Musical Boxes. Rel.
yerS swing Pieces; Fancy Combs Hair Nets.
Work Boxes; Silver Card Cases Albums Fa-
n.liy ant Pocket Bibles; Opera Glasses. &c
\" have a!-o received splendid assortment Of
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Lawn per dozen q not =.
Ladies and Gents Cotton. Woo,en
and silk Hose and half lose per
dozen pairs on 70 II
Ladies and Gents Mcrno. Cot;on
Linen aud Cotton Skirts aud In
dcfshItS each 20 %
Coat Vest and PANTHEON Pattern,
In Cloth, Cashmere, and Doeskiu ? GA 70 -,
Linen and Glen Table Covers on IN
White ana Colorcd Linen Napkin,
,,.l. per doz, w.. C 90 10 ls
Per yard IL to zoe.
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and inquired if she was Miss x.
Upon answering in the affirmative,
he placed small box and letter 10
her hand. The box contained dia-
mond set, the letter, few words
only, but so well chosen to express
true affection that the young lady
started, not for London, but back to
Paris. 1t is needless to say that the
letter was from the young clerk, who
had taken this method Of returning
the money forced upon him by the
young lady for services rendered.
{ He had not given her his address,
thinking the matter was ended.
He was not likely to have returned
to his former employer. Ultimately
she had learned he had taken in an
other house situation far inferior
to the one he had formerly occupied.
Probably till then she was undecided
as to her course, for when she heard
this, her mind was made up. She
wrote he came at once.
They will be married soon.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-03

+. "a A bill has been introduced
into the New York Legislature,
which provides that it shall be un-
lawful for one first cousin to engage
or agree to marry another first cousin
Of the same consequently. Any
person violating the proposed law
may be punished by a fine Of not
more than $1,000, Or Imprisonment
for not longer than one year, or both
fine and Imprisonment.
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UP TO SNUFF.

DLANTE' s ar d GARDENERS no are ported
l. aoaU not plant Western seed Po,ahe s but
e0tU Invariably use those gr WIN far North or
East The difference In .avor Of The lat Ter is .
nurer seed Pot"t to and an earlier aud finer pro.
duct. good supply Of the best Northern and
Eastern varieties will be kept during the plant.
ing season, by
Jan2l JOSHUA BEAL
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~ At Beal's Book and Variety Store,
the public can be accommodated with al
most any article which fancy, taste or ne
cessity can suggest in the book, stationery
or general variety department. See adj
vertisements in to days paper.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-03
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

n GENTLEMAN who suffered Tor years from
4 ~ Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects Of youthful indiscret;on, will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
Con do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEk
% Cedar street New York
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YOU SLOW PLANTER!

A SLOW PLANTER is noted for small crops
"A and many debts. As the time for putting
10 the first Irish Potato Crop is at hand, the
low Planter is rec mmended to purchase cheap
Western Potatoes for his seed. The arst cost IL
much less than oh"ice Eastern vaIieties-ths
product small enou, b 10 save time in digging
No Western Seed Potatoes are sold by
1an23 JOSHUA BEAL
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THE PEOPLES STORE,
nov2s A. KOWALSKI, Agent.
BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE.

BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE.
T HAVE just received choice lot of Dressed
i Flooring twenty thousand feet), for sale at
ow rates by JAMES MoVAY.
Also, Gin Bands, (three ply), Gutts Percha
Oilers, Soy the and Grass Bladea, Scythes, Hunts
and Collins, Kentucky and Yankee Axes, Wood
Saws, Knives and Steels, and beo u lin assert
ment of Fire Crates, at the New Store OF
sept2S JAMES MovAY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONsUMPTIYES.

YTlHE REV EDWARD A. WILSON will send
l. Gree Of charged to all who desire it, the pre-
script with the directions Tor making aud using
the simple remedy by which he was cured of a
Lung Affection and that dread disease COit-
sumption. His only object is to benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try this
prescription, it will cost them nothing, and
NAV prove a blessing Please address
BEV. EDWARD WILSON,
No. 165 South Second ST., Williamsburg. N.
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A FRENCH ROMANCE.

About a month ago young man.
salesman in one of the leading houses
in Paris, saw young lady enter. to
whom. during the past eight or ten
days, he had sold a number of dresses,
shawls, gloves, etc. BY her accent
he surmised that she must be a New
York lady. The stranger was very
pretty, aud naturally the young man
made himself agreeable and attentive.
Whenever she visited the store she
always addressed herself to him, and
while examining the articles he
placed before her, talked much. The
day we speak of she was far less
communicative than usual; and after
having made a somewhat hurried
selection, she said to the clerk:
Il shall be at the hotel in one
hour; here is the address. Be kind
enough to accompany the porter
when be brings those articles"
With these words she bowed re.
servedly, and hastily left the store.
The young man was at loss
what to think. However an hour
later he entered the apartment of the
American lady, who invited him,
sans facon, like an acquaintance of
long standing, to lunch with her.
Although thinking his customers
manners somewhat strange, the clerk
accepted. While partaking of tea
and cakes, he young lady somewhat
abruptly addressed her guest, saying:
"Sir, are you brave enough to pro-
tect woman against any insult to
which she might be subjected7 An
swer me with truth and candor."
without conceit, say yes" an
swered the young man.
avery we'll. You work in order
to make money. Is it not 500"
"Certainly."
"This is what / wish to propose
I am alone, or almost alone in the
world; my fortune or my actions
concern no one but myself; I wish
to see the exhibition and know Paris.
But I perceive that there is nothing
more difficult than for woman to be
in your country without a protector.
You please me, and if you do not
object, you shall be my champion"
The young man tried to speak,
but she Immediately resumed:
Il insist on remunerating you;
this is strictly a matter of business;
I regard it in that light. Accept or
decline. Which shall it be
II accept" answered the clerk,
after moments hesitation.
Il am satisfied" continued the
stranger, "that you are a gentleman,
and will not make yourself ridiculous
by making love and fattering me,
for warn you that the very first
compliment you pay me ends our
contract. Is it agreed2'
Mauatn, l AN at your service.
"From tomorrow 2"
"From this moment. I require
only time to write to my employers"
And the terms of this extraordi-
nary compact were entered into to
the letter.
The clerk was charming. He
proved himself intelligent, attractive,
delicate, without all that small talk
men generally delight to infict OH
women. In fact, the American lady
was truly delighted with the choice
she had made. Two weeks ago she
handed the amiable clerk a heavy
roll of bills, and they separated, mu-
tually pleased with each other.
But it happened that as the lady !
was about to embark for England,
thence to embark for America, a |
commissioner fastened toward her
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"THE ATLANTIC ALMANAo."-Ou thanks
are due Mr.. Breckinridge, the postmaster,
for copy of the above publication. 1t is
beautifully printed and illustrated and
abonnds in choice literary matter suited to
the intellectual reader as we'll as to the
seeker after varied and useful in formation
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-03

~ Chicago papers publish list
of prominent citizens of Illinois who
do not want to be Governor of that
State.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-03

F See Beal's advertisements relating
to choice articles in the grocery and sup
ply line.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-03

SUNDRIES!
Just STORED:
hogsheads Louisiana Sugar,
10 bags Prime and Choice Rio Coffee,
as barrels Peach Blow Potatoes,
70 barrels Boston Pink Eye Potatoes,
10 barrels Maine jackson Whites do.
barrels Pri. &c Albert do.
barrels Mcrcsr's dc.
80 barrels Heavy Mess Pork,
81 barrels Extra Flour,
20 bags Coarse aud Fine salt,
20 boxes Western Cheese,
20 kegs Pigs Feet Speed.
II boxes Star Candles,
=. barrels Choice kice,
80 bags White Corn,
20 bags Bran.
20 bags Oats,
10 boxes FarrelPs stick Candy,
loo pounds Wrapping Irvine,
10 barrels Apples.
Prompt paying dealers supplied at rffre>
advance on first cost Consumers dealt with lih-
orally.
janl4 JOSHUA BEAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-03
WHITE LEAD.

TUST received, one ton of fresh pure White
y lead, in rs pound cans, Il very superior article
and of three different grades and qualities, and
will be sold at prices to suit the times.
june29 JAMES MCVAY
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-03
INFORMATION.

INFORMATION guarantees to produce Iuxu
i RANT gr with of hair upon bald head or
b-ardless lace. also recipe for the removal of
Pimpies, BiOtches, Eruptions, SC. on
the skin, leaving the same soft, clear, aud beau
tifnl, can be obtained with gu, charge by address.
ing THOS. f. CHAPMAN Chemist,
septl9 S23 Broadway New York