ocr: Cattle Strayed, FROM thesubscriber about the first of. April. THREE HEIFERS, one of them I,thIn* Is marked with a crop tn the right ear, with'anyonder and an over bit in the left. The other'two ud ler haps the three. are marked with an underbit in ease ear, with a split in the right. The fleshi mar~k of 'the larger one, is brindle sides with white back and.belly. Any one taking up said Cattle anid-addr'eaig thE at Edgefield, C. H., will be compensated fortiheiir trouble. II. C. MOSELEY. Sept. 30th 1856. 3t* 38


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ocr: 1.C4ttg AND SUBSCRIBE FOR THE COLUMBIA -BANNER, TIlE CHEAPEST :ss.d.:na"xr3 P.A.P'E33. IN THE SOUTH! Terms, $2,00 Per Annum. TO SUBSC-RIBERS. E would earnesti 'solicit- our subscribers to aid in'po*i dons to-our list. We laboring assidu. - e off the heavy debt upon us b'Ah ~diastrous fire which swept our offie in 1854. The .BANNER.contains a AMOUNT of READING MATTER than any weekly paper'in the State; ana the PRIOE at which it is furnished should entitle it to a large subseription. While Northern papers count by thousands, ours at the South have but hundreds, and could not be published at all for the mere amountof the subscription. Unless adverti 'ig be added, our weeklies could not exist. Now, the publication of a daily paper alone has enabled us very large addition of subicribers that we can hope for remunieraition-L Will noteach of our friepads- make an effort for us? Mrs. Chick says: "Thtere is tiothing like mking an effort." We would lkevei-y much for each one to try the virtue-of her philosophy. Now is the Time.. This is the proper time to subscribe, so that you may get the whole story of Loraine, or superstition' it is ful equal to the previous suecessful tales of our valued correspondent. Culumbia, Oct 29 tf 42.

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publisher: LaBorde and Jones


ocr: GREA T SHOWS IN ONE' RO1SON & ELDRED., Proprietors. ANIMALS 4 CIR CUS. WILL BE EXHIBITED IN EDGEFIELD ON FRIDAY THE 21ST INST. C.A"ELT3. !&E @ -"096- Em a Procelaimi to the South that, as return fur the generous patronage that has ever crowned their efforts to please. they have this seawon com bined FOUR GREAT SlOWS! and engaged the worl:I renowned FRANCONI TROUPE. to appear in conjunction with their splendid ANI MAL EX- IBTION,and GREATSOUTUI- - ERN CIRCUS. Making in all most complete, intereting and satis factory entertainment ever seen an- der any' Pavilion, and the best FIF- TY CENT SHO0W ever offered the People o~f thme ~ LADY EQU ESTRIANS, MME. FR ANCON I! Unrivalled, unequal led, in all those superb and ma,.ni flcent equestriani achievements, both comsic anid tragic, which nmade her Sthe bright particular star of the " Cirque de Olympique, Paris," and r-truck with wonder anad snmiration all who visited the N. Y. Ilippo- dronme. er S MMIE. RtOHINSON ! In hsr popsulatrtset of Landy Eqjuestri- anismo, upon her renowned Ilorse .lupiter, dariing, startling' and ful.. Priominent amongst thme list of A rtistes sir udeserved and well earn edi reputation, wi I he found Mlons. Lenri Franconi, of Francorni's Il ip. piodromnue. P'aris, and A meicae, and genernsl director Cirne die Olympique, Paris. who will introduce in twoi sepairate mennsee scenes. Isis two thosroughs bred, kihivl educated and trained horses Johnoster anid 15and. THREE GREAT CLOWNS! Sana Long, Alex. Rockwell Archy Campbell. ANIMAL DEPARTMENT. if Good Hope, and the Hloly Land, uled to. reorganized and improved, med by thme huge Elephmant, BOLl- V AR. foillowe'd bi two magnificent (Istriches, eamch capable of a man and travellimng with incredible peed : Lions, Tigers, Leopards, iGamels, Iliyenas alonkeys, Lamn,, Tropical Hird's, and all those deni 7ens~ of the Forest which aflmrd so mtudh interest. amnusement and in struction to juveni'es, a n d t Ih e *lovers of Natural H istory. THE GREAT CIROUS DEPARTYENT, rganized conceuntrated, and eqluipped by Mir. Jouhn


ocr: a' E Fo tio f. Stc vie to ou bl I ro ti NEWBY & CC WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -DEALERS WN READY-MADE HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, OARPET BAGS, ko, N. NEWBY & CO., under the I e S. Hotel, AuausrA. Ga., are now receivit opening the LARGEST, BEST and MOE SHIONABLE ASSORTMENT of 'ALI... A.IVT: WVIV1%TT30E READY-MADE CLOTHING. ER offi-red in the City of Augusta, comprisit R '-t'N'VAy rf E TY of PURNISING ARTICLES r Gcntlemen and Youth's Wear, which for a ior QUAL1TY or MANUFACTURE eann urpassed in this or any other Market. In ai ito which,we will weekly receive FBEME SVUPPMENS n our House in New York. We also keep o: itly on hand a LARGE AND SPLENDI ek of, mth's & Children's'Clothin! W-Country Merchants and ALL PERSO3 ting Augusta will certainly find it to their intert mxamine our Stock, as we are determined to off - Goods to the trading public on the most reaso terms. N Thankful for the past kind and liberal pr age that we have received from the citizens gefield and the adjoining Districts, we hope rit a continuance or the same. J. M. NEWBY & CO. !ugusta, Sept 24, tf 36 -0 H11E Undersigned have associated with them the Ready-Made Clothing Business, Mr. DAY and WM. S. WISE, and will contin same under the name of J. M. NzwiY & Co. HORA & NE WBY. ug 1,1855. tf 37 ALL TRADE :o: T L ig nt D 9 S ,at er o- of to in C. 20


ocr: Ae REMEDY FOR' HE attention or the Planters of Edge JUSTLY CELEBRATED and VEEi PLOW I have purchased the right for Edgefteld Dial C. If., and also of Rouaisoi & JA From Certificates in my possession, I am FOR ALL PURPOSES. Its dumbi our old worn out lands, makes it the MOST DESIRABLE I Q7 Any person wishing to try them can d return them without charge. Nimirmt C. H., Sept. 12, 1855. STARTIING, BUT TRU. TO EVERY SENSIBLE WOMAN Why Femuales Suaffer ia Health. No womal '-r dielicy is willing to disclose e9 peellm ailmraents iieeit ii ier sex, even toa moSt insnaDo family 'hi-i miales!v t-d maletlinev Is Implanted by atura, and a-irher shituld 'nor nveal be suibjected to the rude shoeks Is rvitable in raakin; known o the othersex thuea a"ltule.v ing excluisivelv to the femuale. kxcept in extrrine ente, her seneltivemses win noeriles health rather than her delicacy. The consequences are serious, lamentable, and th-bloeg. Thus wha:t at first could have been easly remedled, or perhap better still, not imurred. bowntes a sompilessit of disease, not only ruining the health of thu mother, ad em bitlering her days by Ackness and saferlag, but entallieg broken coustlitutions upon her children, and embarrassing, not ditAressing, the business and pecualary prospets of the husband. Let every -nrsible woman T.I ms E R VnNl 1A. TIeE, (as thouisat-ls have o.ane) by the biter experience and safe ings o.fothers, of the lreadful consequences she entails upon ierself and those endeared to her, by her Ignoranee of the sinlest aii plainest rules of health as enaneded will the tutirriue state, the violation of which entalls disease, eager MORN OUT LANDSI Reld District is respeetfufy ealled to t *-VALUABLE TOCKI riet, and they can be had at my SHOP cxaex, amberg, S. C., at 8A@ per Ste warranted in saying that It he NO WI ity, together with its pesdp Im fw d LOW NOW IN USE D so, and if they do not answer the S. F. tf 35 NEW FALL AND Win 000s T R1 Subscribes, being new in receipt of Slook of Goods fhr tho Fall and Wintero tradt, (And thankfal fos The vesy liberal parweasge he "eforztnded I him) respetully solicita a. insane of that patroSge sad a en-i--i s his present ZsAZGU 43500 Is whieb may be found a SUPia*R ASOO0 MENT of BEAUTIFUL -wen As BLACK AND COLORED SILKS& French and English MERINOS; Figured,Printed and Plain all woolDsLAINE Black and Colored CHALLIES;


ocr: FURNITURE AND CARPET WARE-ROOMS. C. A. PLATT& C 0., BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA. IAVING enlarged our Establishment to an extent not equalled in the Southern country. we are now prepared to furnish articles of our own and Northern manufacture at prices that cannot fail t1- give iatisfaction. Our Ware-Rooms are always tilled with the Crretest Nrarity OFTIIE LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE F URNITUR0! Connected with our Ware-Rooms, we have a large establishment, thn imachinery in whieh'is driven hy steam power, %there we can at tlie shortest no tice., manufacture any article not usually kept on kand. In our Furniture Department, which embraces three Stories, can be found Every Article of the latest Desip, and we particularly request tall persons to look be- fore purohasing elsewhere, an we guarantee to du . plieate any article at Charleston prices. We also have on band a splendid Stock of Tapestry, Brussels. Ingrain, Wilton, Three-Ply, Dutch Hemp and Cotton CARPETS, CRUMB CLOTHS and DRUGGETS, (all sizes and widths,)* 'CURTAIN STUFFS. Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtains, Gimps, Cords, Tassels, Cornices, Bands and Pins of the greatest variety. Rugs, Door Nats and Stair Rods, (of all qualities.) FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS, Of all.widths, vmd of high reptation as to style and quality, dest toit ay sifwim eentry in one = I f The attention of buyers is respeetully re quested to the above, whioh comprise the best and largest assortment ever offiered in this city. C. A. PLATT, J. B. PLATT. N. B. ADAM. Augusta, October 1, 1855. . Undertaking. J AVING added to our extensive Cabinet Es tablishiment a CoffiW Wareroom, we are now prepared to. frnish FISK'S celebrated METALIC BURIAL OASES and COFFINS of every size - and style. of finish at the shortest notice. Orders at night or on Sunday, will receive prompt attention if left at Mr. J. B. PLATT'S residence on Ellis Street, in rear of the store. C. A. PLATT & CO. Augusta, Oct 1 4m 38


ocr: FALL TRADE! WARD, BURCHARD &CO. AUGUSTA, GA., RE now opening their FALL and WINTER supplies of C.HO I C E FAMILY D R Y GOODS, selected with great care from recent Im portations, and comprising an assortment which fur RICHNESS, VARIETY AND EXTENT, is not usually found in this market. As they now hive the reputation of selling First Class Goods upon a MUCH LOWER SCALE OF PRICES than they have been usually brought here, they beg to assuretheir friends in Edgefield District that they intend to keep up this standard of And to KEEP DOWN PRICES to a fair remu nerative profit. 0 To Cash and prompt paying customers, and to none others, we shall offer great lpdoements to visit our establishment. Our Stock consists in part of the fllowing ress Goods. RICH VELVET BROCADE SILKS; Mario Antigue SILKS, in black and colors; New and beautiful shades of Plain and Ripped SILKS, very heavy and rich; Plaid and Striped SILKS in great variety; Black Italian and Taffita SILKS; Silk Robes, Satin Turk, Cashmeres, DeLaines; Ameline Cloths, Plaid Stuffs; French and English MERINOS, all shades; Plevin DeLaines, Persian Cloths; English, French and American CALICOES and GINGHAMS, Calico ROBES, &e.; Black Bombazines, Canton Crapes; Canton Cloths, Black Challies and Alpaccas; EMBROIDERIES and LACE Goods of every description - EVENING DRESS GOODS in every variety. Mens' and Boys' Wear, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETS, VEST. INGS, TWEEDS, &c. For Family Use. BATH, WHITNEY and ROSE BLANKETS; Linen and Cotton Sheetings; Pillow Case Linens and Cottons; Red, White, Grey, Green, Blue, Welsh, Saxony, and Domestic FLANNELS; Table Damask, Doylies, Napkins, Towelings; Wine Cloths, Fruit Cloths; Lace and Muslin Curtains, Curtain Materials; Colored and White Dimities; Ilucknback and Birds Eye Diapers, &c. Plantation Goods, NEGRO BLANKETS, Georgia and Kentucky Plains, Cotton Osnaburgs, Georgia Stripes, &c. CS' Orders filled with the most careful attention and all Goods Warranted. WARD, BURCHARD & CO. Augusta, Sept 18, tf 36


ocr: E WOULD inform the of and the adjoining Dietricts that our eon btantly increasing business has compelled our re tuVoAl from "3 BROA D STRlM ET," to the mag fiLentanad spacious BROWN STON E BULr)ING, 9 33ROA-D WSTREETW. The accommodations, and arranaements of " NEW D EPOT," aire unsurpassedl byany establishment in the United States ; and whilst will afford facilities for keeping our usual L ARG Stuek oif XM1SC E L L AN E 0US B 00KS,9 JAVA GA :,.9_~ ES. CNEAP PUBLJCA TIONS, &C.,, propose addting large !rgely to our STOCK of STATIONERY : And those in wnt LEDGERSOURNAL, CASH BOOKS, LETTER, NOTE AND CAP PAPER, &e., &c. will find it to their alvantage to visit us. S. G. COURTENAY & CO., Booksellers and Stationiters, " Sign of the Kews Charleston, Dee I10 fai 49 CURRYTON ACADEMIES, E' invite the attention of the public to the fol lowi ng arrangeme -nts for the ensuing year: .Thue Male Academy e'vntinue under the control of Mir. JA.M\ES L. LESLY, whose long exparience and untiring


ocr: AND BOYS FALL A WINTEfR CLOTHO Vo8 HATS, CAPS, &C. LAYTON & KENNEDY, Auguas Ga., res*tfulle invite their country friends and customers to call and examine their LARGE and WELL SELECTED Stock of : Ready Made Clothing, Goods, Hats, Caps, Ac. Comprisin every variety and style that can be found in the Augusta marAet. They are determined to sell CHEAP, and hope to furnish good and well made articles. that :w9 give satisfaction. gt Their Store is under the Augusta Hotel, where persons wishing to buy will do'well to call before purchasing elsewhere. A ugusta, Sept 22 . - 15t 37


ocr: -i s Esti .5.1 WHOLESALE DEA] HATS, CAPS, TRUNE J. M. NEWBY & CO., under t] receiving and opeping the LARGEST.'BE FALL AN READY AD EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY OF AUG' FURNISHIN~ For Gentlemen and Youth's Wear, which f< cannot be surpassed in this or any other M receive . FRE SH S Fom our HOUSE in New York. We al SPLENDID STOCK of YOUTH'S & CHIL gj Country Merchants and ALL PEP, to their interest to examine our Stock. as v trading public on the most reasonabld term gW Thankful for the past kind and libe citizens of Edgefield and the adjoining Dist ame. Augusta, Nov. 11, 1856. Edgefield Collegiate Institute I III E next Session mill commence in the 22] I..September and continue five months. For rticulars see Edgefield Advertiser of August Oth, I th and 20th. C. A. RAY\OND, Pars. Aug 27 tf 33 CURRYTON ACADEMIES. L invite the attention of the pullic to 4h fix1 lowing ari-ngements for the ensuing year: The ;Maile Acadmnly ill continue under the coitrol of Mr. J.\.MES L. ESLY, whoso hng experience and untiring effrts for the advancemenit of his'pupils ought to coimand a liberal share of patronage. Tuition per Session...............-.- $ - 0.00 The Female Academy, In which sm-ll Boys will be admitted. wiil be con nted by' Mr. J.,4J. MORRIS, wdth competent This gentleman has had six or eight years expe enee in tceching1, has always given enitire Satisble ton, and fromi his acknowledged ability aind ener.y e detserves the patronnlte oif the public. Thei rusees at Cross 11111, n here he htas been teachaing -all aentlemien of inte'lleee-re' ommend himu as eminently qjualilled to ?flve inlstrnetion inI all thet hanhes of a thorough nuetion."' We may ald 7.%y IOTZL. IN D TAGL AND RETAIL ,ERS IN E tOl liIN :S, CARPET BAGS, &c. ie U. S. Hotel, AUGUSTA, GA., are 'T and MOST FASHIONABLE D WINTER E CLO0THING% USTA, COMPRISING EVERY VARIETY G ARTICLES r superior QUALITY or arket. In nddition to which, we will UPP LIES so keep constantly on hand a LARGE DRENS - QO THIUM. SONS visiting Augusta will certainly find re are determined to ofler our Goods to ral patronage that we have received from riets, we hope to merit a continuance of J. M. NEWBY & CO. tf 44 CANDIDATES! The frieids of Co. WILLIt QUATTLEsUm res pectfully announce hi:m asa Candidate for of Edgefield at the ensuing election. Er We are authorizei to announce JONES, Esq, as a candidate for re-election Sherifl'cf Edgeliefi District. U' Til Friends of Capt. H1. resiectfully announce him as a Candidate for of Edgerleld District at the next election. THE friends of Capt. LEWIS COVARres p. elfully announee him as a candidate for of Edgerield District, at thez ensuing election. The many friends of W. W. SALE. Esq., Ilamburg,.in the upper part of the District, respect fully annonnce him as a candidate for Sherif Elgefield District at the next election./ I- -h I4* aT TuE Friends of hr. ROBERT D. respectfully ainno~unc him as a Candidate for *of Edgetie!d District at the next election. UTThe friends of ST ARLiNG TURNER, nounce hinm a enndidlate for Tax Collector at ensuing election. (LT The Friends of Mir. 31. WV. LYLES respect a Collec


ocr: AND RDESPECTFULLY'announce to the JL Edgefield and the adjoining Districts that lhave just received their Fall and Winter --comprisig 10,000'Pairs Men's Plantation BROGANS, assort ed qualities; 2.000 pairs Boys " " ass. 3,000 pairs Men's Kip do. 1,000 " " Calf Pegged " do. 500 " " Grained and Buff Brogans, as sorted qualities; 3,000 pairs Women's Leather Bootees, pegged, as sorted qualities; 600 pairs Women's low priced Sewea assorted qualities; 500 pairs Misses' fine Morocco Bootees, qualities ; 500 pairs Mises' fine Calf and Goat Bootees, assorted qualities; 500 pairs Boys' Kip Brogan@, assorted qualities 500 " " and Youth Calf Brogans, assort ed qualities; 500 pairs Youth's Kip and grained Brogans, as sorted qualities. -Also Gent's, Ladies, Misses, Youth's and BOOTS and SHOES, of ALL STYLES AND QUALI TIES, received and for sale low by the dozen case. CLARKE & ROYAL.


ocr: H. L. CUNNINGHAM & CO GROCERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS, AND DJALERS IN FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS, sAaURG, S. 0. E take this opportunity of returning thanks to our patrons and friends for the very liberal encouragement and favors we. have received Tor several years past, and respectfully solicit a contiqu ance of the same. Our highest aims, and best en deavors will be to merit and deserve the patronage of our old customers, friends and the public gene rally, by conducting our business as we have done heretofore, and increasing our reputation for Low Prices and Fair Dealing, Ind making it to the decided advantage of all who favor us with their trade. The increased ..patronage we have reasived and are continually receiving has indueedu to BUY A LARGE and WELL ASSORTED Stock of Goods, in order to meet the growing. de mands and increase of trade. THE SUPERIOR QUALITY Of all Goods offered to the Public .at this establish ment, is so well known that very little need be said upon this subject. But with the unity of LOW PRICES, and the very best quality of GOODS, is the system of business the subscribers are deter mined to carry out. This will be shade applicable to every branch of their business. ' Our Goods in all instances will be what they are represented to be-and when sold by " ,mpl. shall always be in conformity with the sample. We are constantly receiving and have In Store a COMPLETE ASSORTMENTof - GROGERIES, -consisting of LOAF, CRUSHED. CLARIFIED, ST. CROIX AND ORLEANS SUGARS, ORLEANS SYRUP & CUBA MOLASSES, TENNESSEE AND BALTIMORE BACOlI AND LARD SODA, STARCH, AOAP, CANDLES, WINE AND APPLE VINEGARS, &c. A large assortment of WINES AND LIQUORS, Consisting of Pipes, Half Pipes and Quarter Casks of IMPORTED BRANDIES, Of the following celebrated Brands and Vintages, Otard, Dupy & Co., 1838, 1844, 1847. Alex. Signett, 1852, 1855. Martel & Co., 1847. Azarat Signett, 1849. J. J. Dupy, 1848. P. Signett, 1850. OLD BORDEAUX, CHAMPAGNE BRANDLES -ALSO MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES, HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA AND ST. CROIX RUMS, GIBSON'S -EAGLE WHISKEY.AND Domestic Liquors of all kinds! The Arrangements of oar Store are such as jo make this Establishment in fact the substitute of the cellar of every consumer. HOTELS and persons wanting small assorted lots of Choice Wines and Liquors for special ocea sions, can be supplied at the shortest notice. - COUNTRY TRADE supplied at the wholesale prices. FA41ILIES can command the best Table Wines at very low prices, as also the cheapest sorts of Wines and Liquors for culinary purposes. PHYSICIANS requiring fine Liquors for medi eal purposes are particularly solicited to call and ex amine our Stock. We keep constantly on hand a LARGE VARIETY Of Saddles, . Bridles, Martin - gles, Whips Saddle Blankets, Bed Blankets, several Cases of flue Sewed and Pegged Boots and Shoes, Ladies, Misses and .Chidren's Shoes, Water proof Huntin and Ditcher's Boo~s 1 u se f~mN~o~a ,ur, Wool and Silk [Hata, Cloth, Plush and Fancy Caps, Osnaburgs, Sheet * ngs, Shirtings, Stripes Geor' - gia Plains, Gunny and ' Dundee Bagging, Bale Rope, &e. We solicit CASlI ORDERS from parties not visiting our Town, and will endeavor in alJ instan ces to satisfy In every particular, all who confied heir orders to us. Persons visiting this Market are earnestly solicited to give us a call before they make their purchaises. -We are determined to make it to their advantage by selling themi their supplies LOW ER than they ican buv them elsewhere. inT We will give the market prices fur Cotton, and every other kind of produce .otiered. II. L. CUNNINGhIAMa, H ENRY SOLO~tON, G. C. CUNN ING11A3. Ihamburg May 28 1856 Gm 20


ocr: - re in in and for and of fa o' AND SURGICAL INFI'RM ARYT FOR NEGREO&; AUGUSTA GEORGIA. HE Undersigned would respectfully e.'i th. attention of Planters and Slave-owners generally Lto their very complete and extensive Establishment in Augusta, Ga., for the accommodation of NEGROES requiring SURGICAL OPERATIONS or TREATMENT IN CHRONIC DISEASES. -The Building is situated corner of Jackson and Fenwick Streets, between the Georgia and the Savannah Rail Road Depots; and In sight of both. It Is therefore convienlent for the recep. tion of patients from a distance. In its construction, throughout the entire plan, was kept In view the special purpose to which It is applied; being *furnished with everything which can conduce to the COMFORT OF THE SICK. It is supplied with hot and cold baths and showet baths-and has water-closets In each story to avoid fatigue hnd exposure to the patients. It Im aluo well ventilated and lighted with gas. With the constant attendance of experienced inale and female nurses. tae patient will be saved much of the suffering which too often is the result of unavoidable neglect in the treatment of NEGROES in ordinary private practice. TERMS-For Board, Lodging and Nursing, per month. $10. For all -NECESSARY Medical attendance, Surgical Operations, &c., the same as in ordin:rV city-practice. H. F. CAMPBELL, Surgeon, R. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician. Augusta, Jan 30, 1856. 3 FOREMAN'S IRON PLOW STOCK! A T H E TIME for sowing Wheat is near at hand, and FOREIA.NIS PLOW STOCK is the BEST IMPLEMENT for putting in small Grain, I will offer theta from this date at Four Dollars and Fifty Cents. S. F. GOODE. Edgefield, October 20, 1856. tf 41 CAROLINA HOTEL, CllA-DR J H AMBURtG,S.C. fall hrabe, 185& ! A AS OR Ta 'THIE Pu'blic are resptetfuliY in


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ocr: €unimr& & Df&rnlmrg. ^'.îrriam's, llarness, ftc< 'Il HC subscribers d L splèndid assortment of Carriages and Harness, comprising every variety, to which tlie attention of purchasers is invi ted. We also manufacture to order, and re pair all kinds of Carriages, in a superior manner. Plantation Wagon«, Cart«, Wheal au I Pirt Harrow mad« to order, and kept on hand at alt times. ; All kinds «if Smith work made and repair^. A full assortment of Iron. Iron Axles, Springs and Trimmini ; materials, on hand lor sale. Also Plantation and Wagor Harness. Planters and others I ne our stuck, before old stand, corner Chui jan-26ly. W. F, re invited to exam I urchasing. At the ■h and Main street TUNNARD & CO Arthur'« Self 'ÏMIE undersigned s< L Rouge and vicini reive a few samples Fruit an'l Vegetable p first of September, wi ply any quantity. 1 will please leave thei and when received, tl cd to them; all ord panied with the CA ! Irntliig Cutis. agent for Baton y, will shortly re of these invaluable «servers, and by the i be prepared to sup hose wishing them, orders at my store, 2 y will be forward rs must be accom H r. MONTAS, rrival. 5 ; Old Kentucky, wei Stoves, from the t sizes, for sal» at a •st cost. Also Stove veils, Tea Pots an ! I). C. MONTAN. Fresh J COOKING STOVE Crescent, Mayfli smallest to the large small advance oil fi Waffle, Irons Oval < castings. (aug28l JUST RECEIVE^ p<r Columbus fiom St Louis : 50 Bbls flour, 50 Kegs Lard, Tîaeon Shoulders and S. C. Hams, 200 Sacks Corn. for sale by [MayUOj S. M. II art& C o. Cisterns. A FINE LAUGH CISTERNS, made t of the very bcit ae miueJ timber; for sate Applv to <5tf.l3KRT L. SEES, or a note through tlie i'ost ÜIÜC-', will ra:et attention. j ;ily23tf. LO^OOJ* POKTEB. ' S~ UPF.RIOri quality in quart and pints for sale by tlie douzen oi single Bottle jul l WM. BOGEL, Druggist. S< AÜCES ! Tornalo, Walnut : Essence / Anchovies cavice ; Reading Waces tashire and carry powders. For sale at family groccry of [feb. 9 | J. BE VL. Sleanvr# Iii^nmar null Ylerk Sfott. |0" DA11UELS ami hnlf barrels various grades, lai») fresh xround St. Louis Flour, just received as above and for sale on uccoinnioil.itinjr terms by [june21.J JOSHUA UKAL. 50 BI TTER »V CHEESE. KRGS BUTTER. 50 PIECKS CHEESE .lust received and for sale sale by. Mar. 31 T. PRENDERGAST & CO. Barclay'* London Porter. rpC Dozen, Pints and Quarts, just re 'J ceived and for sale by single bot tle or dozerj. JOSHUA BEAL. Buckwheat izjrw t a uotlier Invoice of choicc "new crop" lSuck iieat, lui'e ii any quantity. wdec5 JOSHUA HEAL. X. Bazin's Perfumery. \ FRESH supplv of X. Bazin's nn il rivaled PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTI t'îjKS, dirt*';t from Philadelphia, such as : OOLOOKS WATKR ; EXTRACTS for ItAXPK RCHEtFS ; OX-MARROW POMMADE; PHILOCOME do. FANCY SOAPS; WASH BAU.S; SÎ1AVISO BRUSHES; HAIR do. TOOTH B rushea; Water's Tooth Hinp, ic. l'or sale ut tlit Thir.l Street DRUG STORE. july_''>-y. J. I/. vialet, Draggisf Sundries. IIJST RECEIVED 2. r > doz. boxes of ') Fresh Sardines S do/., Gallon Jars Pick es 'i doz t pal. ars. do. 't doz. of Fr; nch :lo. 1 bb's Mackerel, Fresh Butter, a tine lot Ircsh cheese, and for sale Cheap for 'ash, by. Ioct.29] A. Wm.son & Co. Thin Day Rcceiveil. I / \ BARRELS Extia Whisky; 20 > IV / Extra do. 10 bis. oldVincger; 5 bis .est N. Y. Brandy; 4 bbls. best Mongala '.Vhisky; 1 bbls. Stoughton Bitters, for sale cheap for Cash by A. Wilson & Co. Sundries. JUST RECEIVED—15doz. boxes fresh Sardines ; <1 doz gal. jars of Pickles ; 3 doz. do. half jars, of the celebrated brand of Wm. Underwood ; (i basket sweet Oil ; A fine article of No. 1 Mackerel and (^od tiih. Also fresh Butter hnd Cheese. Call and examine for yourselves. oct23-y. O ' Cai.laohan u Mulviiiill. Wrapping P.i|M-r. 1(\r\ REAMS CROWN. . 50 Medium do. SO Double do. Wrapping Paper just received from the nanulactory. [uov8.] JOSHUA BEAL. DOZEN BROOMS, just receiv ed by R. HOFFMANN. French Patent Medicines. BtAXCARD'S PII.T.S. VALLlTrS do RAIiUIN'S C'AHSUI.ES, EL1XER DaBRON, ETHER DROPS, MOTHE CAP?!"I. ES, etc. ,Ti: j t received at IHH-EI/S [O ta*. ] • Dm.' f-t.ir.', C1IIAI.K. Cil ALK LINES nil Reels / Tobacco Cutters. Hook Ac Fgg* eyes Coik S>ie\rs &.* D C. MONTAN* Church st. 40 TlloUglls i SO Hall & Spears, for sale by t THOS. PRENDERGAST. Brand> and Champagne. doz. Old Brandy ; 20 baskets iuquartP 20 ani pint» l'o r r IS. T, Infirmary at Greenwoll Springs Parish of East Ma ton Wouge, La. DU. RÖMER, bops leave respect fully to inform the Publtc'that he lui» estab lished iit (ireeuwell i3piin|,'S—thewatersolwhkh luive become justly ceiubrateilfor their infliciti'i 1 virtue», au INFtUMARY FOK THIS UECKI'ïiON of diseased negroes. Conditions for Admission. The charge per day for Board and «le iic.it at tendance wilt be (il* Surgical operations extra charge. A deposit* of $S'i in advance required, or a good reference to a resilient at ßaton Rouge. Baton Ronge, Dcc. 15—1-y. W ÏÏ 21 E. C. KIBLÏNGER, D«|(urrrlan Arilnl, Jiukmu l.a., attend to every branch ofl»us iness in this line, and iti-mreentirc »atiarar tion. Cireat care will be piven to small pictures for breast pins, ring», ami bracelets. Stock ami materials ulways on lia»»«l to «upply artists, and instnructius given io tlie art on reasonable terms. UAT3& CAPS —lust received by ship Charles Buck, from New York.asplen did assortment of Hats and Ca ps consisting of Gents fashionable Moleskin, Cassimere and Black Sil k Hats, soft Hats of any des cription and style : also a large assortment of boys Hats and Caps ; all of which m ere made to order, and warranted to give sa tisfaction. f oct 1 S J W. I). PHILLII S. To the fjadies ! CENT) ON YOUR EMPTY COLO O gne Bottles and li.n>; than filled with a quali ty of cologne—inferior to rone. If want a superior quality of lea, please c.ill 011 the under signed before purchasing elsewhere • WILMAM liOGEL, [au^ustl. Prufrgist. 1)LANKETS fit NE3R0 G00D3.—I lit* ) subscriber has just received a largt supply of Frencli Granier Blankets, and winter goods for negroes, to which he ir. \ ife« the attention o! planters. ocll^-y. W. D. PHILLIPS JU3T RECEIVED. DOZEN Byap Pale Ale, pints. 1 1 dozen do Porter do. 24 do Barlay's Porter, Quails. 14 do Philadelphia Ale. For sale by dozen or single bottb» hv octlS-y. WM BOGEL. COATS ! SOAPS!!—Taylor's Tran kt »parent Wash lliills, Pontine foap, Floating or U i rli in g Soap, Military, Old i .■ l-'tr, 1 1, rani v e,' Tor M V.I M villi: grease spots, Palm, foinpouti 1 or Rarli 'rVSoap,SlmvinpVreani. etc. Allot llazin s uiaiiufactory. Fur salo at tlie I'rutf Store of aualï-y. H. T. w'avdill. Jenny Lind llaii tilosü. ANEW and valuable article lordressing and smoothing the hnir, an l to impart a beautiful lustre, fiee Irom greasines-, lor sal,, by. Wm . Boo it i .. Druggist, jan 29 Lafayette street. Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers. JUJUBE PASTE, Patp de Guimauve Gum Drops, Lococks Wafers, and other preparations for coughs and colds, for sale by W m. Bocki ., Druggist, jan 29 Lafayette street THE t)SAGE ORANGE—The sub scribers have just received direct from Texas, a supply of the seed of this in valuable plant. I ii spnaking of this plant, the Southern Cultivator published in Augusta Georgia, very justly remarks : '*We have the fullest confidence in the Otage Orange as a hr lgr plant, arid consider it in all respects superi or to any other that has been introduced. For sale by feb-15-tf. S. M.HART & CO. schiedam aromatic sciinapps. DR. D. L. MOTT, an eminent chemist of New York, says he recommends the "Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps," im ported by Mr. Wolfe, of New York, as the purest and best article of Holland gin to be procured in the United States, and peculiar ly valuable for medicinal purposes. For sale in this place by septOy H. T. WAD DI LL. (looking Stoves. JUST received a lot ot large and small sizes: Old Kentucky, .Mayflower, Ohio Premium, and Crescent Stoves, also Pot Castings of every description. |t.iar-l 1-lS.wj D. C. MON TAN, Church st Giin*. DOUBLE barreled of superior quality; common Double barreled, and superior Datent breached Single barreled Guns, for 'ale by D. C. MONTAN, Brown's Essence of Jamaica Ginger. Q Gross of Brown's Jamaica Ginger, o just received from Fred. Brown, Phil adelphia, and for sale at his prices, whole tale or retail, by. W. BOGLE, feb. 14. Druggest, Lafayette St. CRACKNELL BISCUIT—just received 50 Boxes of the celebrated cracknell biscuit. A choice article for th.*. tea table or invalids.—A handsome present to a wife or sweetheart. Price one dollar and thirty cents per Box—for sale by oct 10. JOSHUA BEAL. Lightning Rods. A NEW supply—-just reccived'of the la /x test improvements—put tip in the best manner, by W. F. TUNNARD. rrV)WNSEND'S. Sands' and Bulls' Sarsa JL pari 1 la., warranted genuine.and forsale by IN Wm. BOGEL. Cod Liver Oil. TOW tb<» remedy for Consumption. For ■ bv H. T. W audili.. A Creole Rice! FEW barrels forsale low. une 22. JOSHUA BEAL. r POBACCO. —50 Pioxes Mac & Mac 1 f OI sale by "C^OR THE SKIN Bay Rum, Aromatic Vinegar, Chalk Balls, and squares— !.. by II T WADDJLL . ^W y .II, M. .■ . MJ Stajilt Im tßoaba ! 09C HAS JUST RECEIVED, a l«r*e well assorted supply o( DRY GOODS, which, together with stock of Fan( ¥ Mii.linary Goods on w ill be sold at the very lowest (The Staple Dry Goods consists in part Cottonades, Bleached & unbleached ing«, Irish Linens (warranted pure) ; and unbleached Linen Table Damask kins and Tjwels ; Mosque to Bars, ol description, &c. Purchasers may rest sured that all the goods in Store, are of first qnnlity and best manufacture; of that doubtful class of goods bought at auction—but goods from the most reliable sources. O'CONOR, Third Street—Opposite post EW CARPETS.—I have now in a splendid assortmant of new N ... Carpets, which were purchased at in Philadelphia, at very low prices will be sold accordingly. W. D. octl8-v. PHILLIPS. DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. 'PHE SUBSCRIBER now offers his 1 tire Stock, Printed Muslins, Organdies, Barreges ami other Spring Goods at very low prices, the public invited to give him a call before ing elsewhere. may 1 W. D. PHILLIPS. STRAW .HATTING.- five pieces 4-4 Straw Matting to rive this week and fors.ile by j jan-16 I W.D.PHILLIPS. ""fielding mussel man Wholesale nnd Retail Dealer in all OF CONFECTlflNARlES. Conn"r of Third and Laurel Sts., opposite the Bank)—Baton kouge HAVING this day rfdi-ckp his he is prepared to furnish all kind CA N f) Y at wuor .esalb and retail , moie favorable terms than can be had in Orleans; anil havingex|ieiienced his candy will always be runF. and rare being taken that no "ileleterious dient." is used in its manufacture, as is often the case with confectionary at auctions and from irresponsable He trusts that the trade ol" this, and adjoining parishes, will give him their dei s to fill, which he is prepared to do any amount, having made arrangements the best quality of sugar in market, and ing in correspondence with one of the est houses in New York, to supply him fancy confectionary and ariicles in his September 7,-y. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. WF. TUNNARD having > an interest in my business, a partner from this date, Baton March ^lst 185.3. J. PIPER. frMlF. subscribers will continue JL Cal'inet Furniture Undertaking House Furnishing business, under the of J. PIPER & Co. A full assortment of all articles in line will he kept constantly on hand, which the attention ot purchasers is ted, at the old stand on Church st., site the Advocate Office. J. PIPER |inar-28.| W. F. \ FRESH supply of X. Bazin's, and S. G. W rights unrivaled. Perfumery Fancy Articles, direct from comprising the exquisite : Pinaud Extracts, Assorted '* of every variety. Barrel Pommade, Diamond Urn Milk of Roses, Vesta Diamond Cement, (invaluable to Keepers for mending broken Glass China.) Water's Tooth Soap (the best at known for cleaning the Teeth). Nutiifive Cream—and the finest ies ami varieties of Washing. Shaving Toilet Soaps—forsale at the Drug «I ]feb-15] H. T. WM. BOßEL, Druggist and Apothecary KEF.PS constantly on hand a large well selected stock of fresh Drugs Medicines. Alibis preparations are pared by Northern manufactories, and up in the very bestmanner to preserve medicinal virtues. In a climate like persons should not overlook this consideration. Uy Prescriptions filled with care at time of night or day. Carriages, Harness, fee. JUST received from the best manufacturers, a large assortment CARRIAGES and HARNESS, with a number of my own comprises a variety worthy the purchasers, who are invited to examine fore purchasing elsewhere. oct 19-y W. F. Coffeenns Liniment. I^OR MAN and BEAST—Cures sores, bruises, sprains, burns, rheumatism,sour throat, toothache, piles cornes. Is a most excellent internal by—cramps cholic, flatulency,cholera dus, fill* and dysentery. For sale bv augS-y. H. T. Petroleum» or Rock Oil. THE most wonderful remedy ever covered, procured from a well in Alleghany mountains four hundred fret low the earth's surface, will effectual I v Piles, Deafness. OH Sores and Ulcers, and inflameu eyes, Rhumalism. White swelling, e.-t. for sale by W m . BOGEL. marcb US. _ Lafayette QUININE—300 ounces and American manufactory. K. rsalebv H. T. Wa '

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ocr: i) 1 Something Worth Reading! qPHK SUBSCIUUKRS would call the at -I tention of purchasers to the large ad ditions now being made to their among which may be found : An elegant assortment of Plated and Japan ed Waiters, in sets and single; Coda« Urns, with and without drippers ; («ilt Ht Ornamental Hall Lamps it Lanterns, Gilt Solar arid Side Lamps, for Oil, Spirit Gas and Cam phi ne; Cut and Pressed Glass, China & Flint ware; Brass, Copper. Ornamented and Common Coal Hods ; Elegant Polished Steel Fire Irons and And Irons: with a large variety of housekeeping article« ; A fine assortment of Window Shades ; Transparent Paper shades lor Lamps; Olass, Gilt and Plated Curtain Bands; Gilt Curtain Cornices ; Also, A Flue Assortment of ; Rich Gilt Gift Cups, Tête-à-Tête, Seta; Fancy Cologne and Toilet Bottles, Mantle Ornament*, &c., suitable For lihrlitmas Urtioali. IRKCT FROM THF. MANUF Â C. tiires : Mahogany Bebsteads, Waril rob«s; Wosl.standa; Bureaus, Tables, &c. r-ilt and Mahogany I'eir, Mantles and Looking (liasses. Œ7"Call and examine, as our stock is now complete. *


ocr: Sjlffifll Kotifffl. De Soto Lodgr \o. 7, I. O. O. F. REGULAR MEETING—j 11 every THURSDAY night, atT% o'clock. Room oppoaite II. T. Wad diil'a Drug Store, on Church Street. Lumber— Lumber. THE UNDERSIGNED, having erected a steam saw mill, on hi« plantation, about «ix miles from Baton Ronge, intends to commence rurin» said mill, about the middle of February, from which time persons in want of lumber may be supplied, All orders left with S. M. Hart k Co., or John R. Dufrocq.Baton Rouge, will tie attended to. ja22-tf. G.M.PIERCE. OAKUM, Hecip Rope, Tar, White Sand, Cotton Rope, Manmilla do . Tarred do, Plough Lines, Sash Cord, Cotton Twine, Lamp Wiek, Sein« Twine, Fish Lines, Door Mats, Matches, Brooms, Fancy Brushea, Indian Baskets, Market do., Clothes do, Fancy do., Trieste do., on hand and for sale low at D. C. MONTAN 'S, Church (treet, * _ jan23. Opposite Harney House. Dissolution of Partnership. THE tum of W. F. TUNNARD& CO., was dissolved by limitation, on the 31st of December 1855. The business will be continued by W. F. Tunnard , on his own aeeour.t. The name of the Arm will only be used in tb« settlement of accounts : W. F. TUNNARD, j Jan. 2nd 1856. A. D. HEDENBERG j \EW LABD—10 BARREL!» PRIME NEW >" LARD. Jni I« bim) and for sal« by 0*K .»OSHr â W.kt


ocr: L-l 1 L THE DAILY COMET. kSHION. FOREIGN ITEMS, AND FO ll T-AN ABSTRACT CHRONICLE Of THE TIMES— A INAPKI UJ Of UNCONSIDERED TSIFLCS. 1 VOLUME XIII,I BATON KOiiGË, LA., TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 185«. {NUMBER 22. THE DAILY COMET. Published Dally (Mondays EzospUd.) O. A. PIKE« Editor & Proprietor. Office on Third Street. PTTorm«.-Tm subscription Is Used at tli e nue of in OU p«r annum, payable In advance, or (0 KO at the expiration of nix months. The Week ly In published at 91 60 per annum, Invariably In mtvunce. Doth «III be punctually delivered with in the llmlti of the City by the carrier. {VA 4 vertlalllff.— Osa Hollar per square for the Aral Insertion, and half that amount for ever aubsequeut Insertion—ten linea or leaa, con stitute a aquare. Yearly Advertising.—Merchanta, Tra der«, and othera, will be contracted with on the moat reaaonable terma. |Jf~Job-Work.—Ona racllltlea for doing Job -Work with neatneaa and despatch—In all vu rktiesof colora, cannot be aurpaaaed by any es tablishment In IhA City— auch na : l.iwvmu' Itainrs— B au . Ticxirr»—P<>*r*aa—Bnx llatna—Bux or I .»ni«o*— PaooaA**«*— E lsctio* T icskts — Daüootsrs* l.iw<4 -Csans— Ciacn-vaa-— and V isitiso Oiaus. For farther partlculara, we Invite you to call and ice ourapecimena. Proffs$iml^UotictB. 1 \ II. (r. W. HEARING, offer* Iii« pro 1 ' ' fessional services to the public. Office on church at—oppoaite Waddlll A l>ny'a Drug Store Residence on Mala Street, between church »lid north atreets. dec'>y. DU. S. P. WARD, oflicc on Thin I st., oppoaite Dr. B. P. Harney. Junc3-y. Cufw« Dit. DlJCHEIN,ol' the Medical Facility ol Montnf llier (France) havinz re . « i- ir • 4l.;. /•;#«» recently established himself in this <,''>• olfi-r» hi* profe ssional services to the public' (j-7-lle will at all times be found at Mr. P tjol '* residence, (near Judge Burk'*) ..nie« professionally engaged, [octafl-t^ I AMES M. ELAM «fe JAS. E. ELAM, »' 1. M. k J. E. Elam, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Raton Rouge. augî7-y. _ —_ —— V S. IIALL, Attorney RtLRW, Llllirel atreet, Baton Rouge. L». Janl7-y. Jlt siTrTART AMr.rnr.v iin.l Oouii D.STUAItl, Attorney an «l » «.un a aellor at Lav Laurel street. nyM-y. IAS M. McCUTOIIEN, Attorney à »' Counsellor at Law, l.aurel st. Baton Rouge, Will practice In theOourta of the Parishes of eaat and West Baton Rouge, east and west Feliciana, and Iberville, and In the Huprcme Court. Rsraaaacxa: Hon. J. P. Benjamin, Hon. Ran flell Hunt, N. O., Chief Justice Mitraliall, Hon. J. R. Umlerwood, Hon. Aaher W. Graham, Ex. Chief Justice Ewing, Ex. Chief Juatlce Robcrtaon, Hon. Ilenry Urtder, Kentucky. aplW-y. lOSIIIJA BEAL, General l'roduce f * Dealer, Ac., Church St. between Third and I.^fayetie atreets. augïo-j. I'll« •>'. l'KEVPKUOAST—General ri.il d anu L.urel t .^iigarami Cotton. »ugl-y. A MONTAN «fe PRO., Grocers, cor. lie Church and Third atreeta, Baton Rouge, t. k wis «. rowxas. eee. ». rix*. I E. POWERS A CO., Regularly I Ja Coinmiasioned Auetioneera. Will attend promptly to the aale of all klmla of Real and Per sonal Eatate—Houses, Lota. Lands—Dry Oooda— Hardware, 'Irocerlea, Kurniture, Ac., Ac,, to be found at all times at the Comet OOcc. aug'20 J. A. TROUSDALE, Nargeea D«ntl«t—Baton Monge. I > EN EWS the tender of his profes l aional services In the various branches per taining to the DENTAL ART to the ladies and gentleman or Eaat and Weat Baton Rouge and the aurrounding country: As to lila abilitiea the best cre dentials can he furnished If neces sary . but to those who have not employed liltn, he would respectfully refer to hia kind patrons who have so liberally favored him during the past ye ir, with their coull lence, and for which he would re'iirn Ids moat sincere thanks, promising touse every exertion to continue to merit the same. All w«rlt performed scientifically and with the Utmost care, and also with the view to durability, thus rendering a permanent benefit to the patient. He will always be in Ilia oflicc from S A. M., until ft I». M. Office rooms over J. W. Qulggins' shoe store, Lafayette street. octvJft T. FAY, 91. D. Dentist. tun nuuKc hihi HAVING just returned Irom the North, with the la test improvements and the best of materials for mecUnicalDentistry ; ,s prepared to render better and cheaper work than ever. Qu'Office it \ is residence, near the Har ney House. dec23-y. Jlusic Teaching. THF. subscriber, well kiiown^H|B| to the citizens of BatonH 1, I f* Rouge, from long residence, offers his pro lessioual services to the public, as a teacher of tü« Puao F ort «, the V iolin , and C or a. KT- a . Pia vom . Ha will also furnish music lor Private Parties, Soirée, fee letters addressed to him through the post office, will be promptly answered, and orders left at the Comet office, will meet immediate att?ution. |oct!4j H. W. JOLLY. E PIANO TiNIRO. , ! , !* BOSAS L ACEB DA-lteg. Baton Rouge and thTpubiic Kc n c r »°'ÉÉBH| f, that he is now located at the Iry etore of Theodore Ooldmann, in b^^Äd^^ÄndX'Äo »ND REPAIRING PIANOS and othar music In •rumenta. Ill« work will be done with an eye to atabllahlng a reputation as the best Piano Tuner o the Country and his chargea will be exceeding r moderate. Orders for West Baton Rouge and .inity win be attend«! taprojaptly.^ E. DE R05AK LACERBA $rr(|it«(iiriil (Curb, &r. JOSEPH MoKlTRICK. Architect nn«l Builder.: AS REMOVED his shop to Florida Sf . II Rant of Main, in the rearol tin; I byterian Church, Baton Rouge, La. Is now fjjjy prepared to take an v contiact /or I m il I " " 1 .' . .. Hcuievard anVl 'st.' ding,and do the Work with despat beat atyle of art, done tions ding*, tage» reaaonable terms, dec Illy. II. A. RAUIIMAN. V. OK It II Kit. H. A. RAVJII1VAI« & Co. House , Sign H\ Ornamental Painters WOULD respeetfully call the attention «if the citizen* of Kiiton Itoiifreand of the adjacent parisltes, that they are now prepared to do nil kind* of work that may he entrusted to thru», arid pledge themselves to Kivi* general satisfac Ho n to those who will favor them. UF"Also Graining, <»l:i»ing and (îilding ; imita on of w ood a nd marble executed in the very heut style. JST"Presco painting—Banner* and Tran sparences palntrd to order. Hhop—Cor. North nlH-y. j. a. ruiuuwks. FAIRBANKS & WILSON, Bouse, Sign & Ornamental Painters, Third Street, two doora North <•( the Post Office, HAVING permanently located in Baton Rouge, II we would respectfdlly -• • I i«• i t * share of the public patronage. Being practicable workmen, we nre to work on the mont rea.ouahie ternie and in the beststyh ALSO. Oralnlng, M.irMing, Glazing and Paper hanging neatly .-xcruird. par* Plantation work soliritcd and promptly attended to. decls-y. — Uotir«» r _ HR g|jWrjSer * u ,| y rpturn!( hin 1 thanks to his Iriends and customers who have during the past year liberally Riven him their patronage, and takes this meth ch I of inloi Illing them and the public at larg* that lie lias now "II hand a la ige lot of seasoned lumber and everything reiju:*« i,e for thn nn.lertaking Mi. ceNstiil coinple , jon of work in ^ iapr HollSf Building«, Blinds, Sash and Doors, fitting "P ot 8tore», Bar-rooms in the beet, most durable and workmanlike style. All orders left at 1). C. jWonan s Hardware Store, the , Post Office, or at my shop on Fifth street adjoining M. Peter's and St. Paul's college, will meet with pinmpt attention. dec21. G L. SKFS. B0GAN&LEÜ ENDUE. Workera in Tin, Copper and Slieet Iron. Third HI.—Nutrlj oji/mhIU //»fenis»»'« »table. THK subscribers will attend promptly to all orders in their line, making and , repairin.'gut'ers,copper pi|ies lor machine ry, stove jiip«*s. ft c. U^-A gooJ stock of Tin ware always on hand, and made to orde > guarantees his prices as low as ag ^ , (i , h ; rfouth may 3-y. BOG AN Ht LKGF.NDRK. CII1RLES RUSTON, BLACKSMITHING AND WAGGON MAKING. Pl.OIKi MS made and repaired. BIKi GIES, and other rep-tirs 1 done at the shortest notice. Iloi done with the greatest care and [C^AII work done by hiin to that done at any oth the South. Œ^VVaggons ,ind ('arts always on hand for sale. Shop on A ^fica Street, near V. Heude's Dry Good Store. jany7-y. To Planters. A'ï ment, has been fully tested by highly re pectalde ami practical planters who atterful trial, say that by its u^e, i:i the cultivation of Corn, Cane, or Cotton, there is a saving of at least one third the labor to man and horse over the common plow. It s a new invention. Patented March 20, IS'IS. Planters are invited to call and examine it. A supply on hand and tor sale bv TITNNARD& H ED F.N BURG. Carriages, If a m ess, WliiiwAc. THK Subscriber's assortment of Carna ges. Harness, whips, Ike. is now com plete, and h ; inv ites an examination td his stock before purchasing in New Oi ■ shoeing espatch. hall be cijtial establishment in IKIN'S Corr. an)l Cotton Cultivat«ir. his truly useful agricultural iinprov Wareroom corner of Third and Florida Stieets. Manufactoring and repairing in superior style at the old established stand corner of Niai n and Church Streets. TÜNNARD & HEDENBURO. N OTÏCE TO IM'ILDERS.—The un oy Steam power at *" ' designed in now prepared to manufacture the «hortest notice all kin«I.s of Sash, Blind", Window«*, Door«, Ar —letter« ad dressed to him at tli»* Post Office at Baton K >uge will meet with immediate attention. sept -3 -tf. J. W. BROWN. Steam Pressed Brick. FOR the convenience of the citizens of Baton Rouge, anctfice hasbeei open ed at Joshua Bka r.'s Stork , opposite the Harney House, where orders may be left SaÄÄ bpr " a " <, wi " 1>P Wlth 1 uick des P» ,ch as »' given at the office oil the yard, i hose wishing a firm anil durable article, are so lieited to test the quality of the Stkam P t.ksskd. Bric k »le live rpd in town arid vicinity in iny quantities, at lowest market , Uu"28-tl) J. H. SCHENCK. ' ohot _omi SAf'K 1 * assorted Shot. For ^ .«le bv T. IV,M,....,r HV ©rtifj. Closing (Emporium, First Arrival of the Keanon AT TIIE ONE PRICE nothing Emporium. rpilK subscriber hau jn.st received by J- steamer C hkscknt Cri r, from New York, a large and li.*autiI'nl assortment of VENTS FURNISHING GOODS, Ätc.. all of which have been selected from the most fashionable houses in New Yoik, and will be sold ut low prices. In orderto do justice and give satisfaction tocafh buy ers; he lias made it a rule in all cases to deduct ten per cent for cash, and will in all cases strictly auhere to that principle. sepWi-y. W. I). PHILLIPS l'A ICI» NILK BONNETS, O'CONOR HAS ju.4 received n lieHtttifiil iiwort meiit of IVirlaHilk Honnef* —nlao an Invoice i>1 flo»» DrenH.Silk» conniiitii.g of Htrlped and Plaid Silk*, Moire Antique, lihiek Italian Milk«, plain and figured. Satin, Kmb., Crape, and 'tanlatan fttri , drepei ; J^uvin'* Kid Glov««, heat make; Rlgo Intt«, Raehelrt, IJoan, Bracelet*, Ladies' and chll «Ir» »*' Glove* and Gauntlets, Velvet Cuir*, Kur Culls, Down CutN, Hwan's Down and Fur Trim'g, M om Trim'g*. Tom Thumb Fringe*, French Kail road Cor*et*. Hridal Wreath* and Veil*—Color ed Wreath««—Infant* Kmb., Robe* and Cap*.— Ribbon*, Flower*, Feather* and lllond Haljn Good* of »-very description. Crape*—Florence . w ilkn and Tulle; False llair in every form. Per fumery and Fanry Röxe*. \ full *tock of Staple Good*, *urh an Kreut h, Kngli«h and American Calicoes, FlanneN, Irinli Lin«*n*, . w liirting and Cottonades. A call i* respectfully ëotifiUa. dec6. O'CONOR, Opposite Pujft Office VIEW CARPETS. — I have now in stole 11 a splendid aisortinant of new style Carpets, which were purchased at auction in Philadelphia, at very low prices and will be sold accordingly. octlS-v. W.D.PHILLIPS. , J) Il h hS (> ()() I) S A I UKDVCKD PHIC K.M. 'PHK SUBSCRIBFR now ofTers his en 1 tire Stock, Printed Muslins, Jackonets, Organdies, Barreges and other Spring Dress Goods at very low prices, the public are invited to give him a call before purchas ing elsewhere. may 1 W. I). PHILLIPS. STItAW .TIATT1 !%€».—Twenty live pieces <1-1 Straw .Malting to ar rive this week and for sale by I ian-16 I W.D.PHILLIPS. CARPET & RUGS. , '"pHF. subscriber has just received from JL New York, a large assortment of In grain, Three Ply, and Brussels Carpets, all ot which will be sold at low prices. W D.PHILLIPS. MUTUAL sept y'l T HE LIFE INSURANCE C03IPANY, OF NEW YttRK. Net Accumulated Cash Fund, • ,•19, * * ft, All the profit« divided among the Insured FRED. S. WINSTON, PraH. ISAAC ABBOTT, Scc'y. CHAS, GILL, Jbtuari/. OyGKORdK A. I 'ikk , iluly authorized Agent for Baton Rouge. ap. 19-y. J. MCCOR.mu K. P. M. HATCH JVIcCOItiTKHJK &. Co.. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. srnotu a |UH) n KS R vi"v g \i;ARh' I ITF &CHOOL BOOKS,SI A.NDARD 1.11 E rary, Scientific ami Miscellaneous Books, Cheap Publications, anil the Principle Ma gazines and Periodicals constantly on hantl. Also—AMERICAN and FOREIGN Writing Papers, Blank Books, Envelopes, Copying Presses, Drawing Papers. Bristol Boads, Monohromatic Boards.&_• vi 1. G 1 AHDEN SEEDS! Larue Drumhead Cabbage Flat Dutch '* White Flat Dutch Turnip, Ru!a Baga 11 Large Norfolk " Cauliflower. Mustard. Raddish ti Carrot SeeiK. .lust receiveil anil for sal« by. I Sept. Ii. JOSH IIA BEAL. X. Bazillus Perfumery. \ FRESH supply of X. Paz /» rivale'l PERFUMERY anil FANC CLES, «lireet from I'hihtdelphii zm s un 'Y ARTI . suc Ii ; i i 4 FINE I. A k '*' cisTÊKNS. m,de 1 A of the verv beat seasoned timber ; for sale. Apply to GILBERT L. SEES, or a note through thu p«5« Offi'î», win meet attention yt Ij2ftt.f. JOLOUNK WATER EXTRACTS f'.r II ANDK '-'Rt'llEIFS ; OX-MARROW POMMADE ; I'HILOCOMK <lo. FANCY SOAPS; WASH BALLS; SHAVING BRUSHES ; IIAIR do. TOOTH Brushes; Water's Tooth S->ap, Ac. For sale at the Third Street DRUG STORK. jiilyiVy J- L. VIA LET, Druggist Sundries. JUST RECEIVED—15doz. boxes fresh Sardines : 1 tloz. gal. jars of Pickles ; 3 doz. do half jars, of the celebrated brand of Wm Underwood ; G basket sweet Oil ; A fine article of No. 1 Mackerel and Cod fish. Also fresh Butter and Cheese. Cull ami examine for yourselves. oct23-y. O'Cam.aoiian & Mulviiiill. flarbmnrt at p . C. j ttoiifmi. ; jiil: Mouwe Farnlihlnv*. WATER ("interns, Drippersarid Ewers; oval, octagon and colored Hall Lamps ; enamelled Stew Pan«; block tin and iron Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Ket tles: cast iron and earthen Spittoons : oval, iijuare and Gothic Waiters ; Salvers and Tea Trays; Lamp Globes; Glimmers and INMAN 8 PATENT, Gate and IMoor Springs. rpHE UNDERSIGNED sols agent for X. this invaluable Spring, has them on hand and for sale at a price which is noth ing compared with their utility. Samples can be seen at my store, on the gate ol Joshua Peal, and the Ha'ney House Door They are simple and would not be unsuit able for the neatest pailor door.' in this city,apply at. augll] D.C.MONTANS. Wooden Wore, Broonit, lirnahe«, dee, HAND Brooms- Wisps; Hearth, Horse, White wash. Marking, Scrubbing. Cob web and Paint Brushes. Churns ; Reels ; Butter Da«hers; Towel Rollers; Butter .Stamp* ; Wooden Spoons ; Salad Forks ; Wooden Pails; Piggins; Cedar Tubs; Water and Well Buckets; Coro Dippers; Wood Scoops ; Trays, l'ai Is. D. C. MONTAN, Church street. : Wash Boards &c. juM. ITlcchaiiic'H Tools. BF.NCH Screws, Cabinet Clani[>s, Spear (f Jacksons Saws, Plains if all kinds A tigers and Auger Bits, Bract and Brace flits. Hatchctts, Hammers, Carvers Tools, Gim blets and Coopers flitts, Cooper's Riv ets $c. D. C. M ontan . Church st. ( I7ISH LINK Floats, assorted sizes ; Lim erick and kirby bent Hooks; Fish ' Lines, assorted sizes ; S hot Pouches ; Pow dei and I'istol Flasks; Double and Single barrel Shot Guns—On hand for sale by ! may 11. D C. MONTAN. Wooden Ware ! AXE. Hatchet, Tile, Auger and Chisel Handles, Clothe Lir.e Reels, Horse j and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes and Sash Tools, for sale by D. C. MONTAN, Church st. flocks! Locks! IRENCH, Southern Rim Lever. Store Door, Cubbord and Padlocks, also ti of every description on hand and lor eby D. C. MONTAN. JUST RECEIVED I !— Governor Rope, Cotton do. Mernniller ilo. Kentucky Packing Yarn; Oakum; Brooms; Bucketts. D. C. MONTAN, oct. 14. Ü9 Church street. SHOVEL*, SPADE*. AM ES and Rowlands Spades, Dirt ami Scoop Shovels, Rakes and Garden Hoes, Ladies Floe-l Hoe, Rakes, $r. D. C. M ostan , Church st. ('OKI SMELLERS. YANKEE. Southern and Boston, for i sale low by D. C, MONTAN j Church st. </'ast Steel. 1)EST Cast Steel; Cistern Hoop Iron; ) lrc ron Wove Wire, and Iron Rivets, for by D. C. MONTAN, ' Churns! Churns!! , a le PROWl' LS patent zinc lined Thermom [j eter chums ; also the Cylinder Chum. f ur sale by D. C. MONTAN. OX CHAINS If BOWS. On hand and for sale by D. C. MONTAN, Church «t. CURRY COMBS, Cistern Faucetts J Brass Faucetts, Molasses Gates, &c, D. C. MONTAN, Chun hst. TUST RECEIVED. COAL HODS ami a/ shovels, Wood Saws and Bucks, Well , Bucketts and Wheels. I). C. MONTAN A new and elegant article »reservation WM. B ooki .. R ICI NINE for the growth and preservation of the hair, can lie found at I""H)R Barry's Tricoyherous the best com pound ever discovered lor tha Hair may be hail of WM. Bout.!.. " 1 : HYtiEIAN PILLS.—Just receiver i gross each, No. 1 He No. 2 of Mor rison's celebrated Hygeian Pills lor sale l»y july Si ly VN m. Bot» Ki., Drugged. GLASS. ALL sizes, fur sale ?>v tlie box only at or ,->4 BOOEL'S Drug Store Attention Families PI.OUR in 5 10 20 25 and W lbs. Pacak i r ages for sale by. A Wn.so* & Co. j Schiedam Schnapps. ANOTHER supply of Wolfs Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps, just received and for aal e by War. Borf.l , Druggist. Dnrkev's feast Powders. DOZ BOXES OF THE ABOVE ^OcEI.EBRATF.D POWDERS,just received and i for aale by [Jul« ] JOSHUA BEAL. 1 I , - I f„ r .,|«> IV powder m pound rantsters. for safe by 1 JO+Hl A dkat. ; <0ur ^parist (iotonmnrt. Jttdg* Sixth Judicial District. WM. B. ROBERTSON. J. DUNCAN STUART,....District Attorney. B. r. BRYAN Clerk of District Conn : H. V. BABIN, Ah.rMT. PA Ml.. BATE« Cororer. JAM. J. ODO M Jailor, (StitaDepot.) HAM I.. PKOI .riELD, Pariah Reenter. H. M. PIKRCK do Asaeaaor. 8. 8. HAH. do Attorrry. J. M. MUHPELMAN do Aadltor. P. M. VOUNI) flo Treaaarer. ORANHACKETT, do Tax Collector. tl. A. PIKE, do Ranger. ISAAC 8. TAYLOR Pre.ldent Polt«« Jary. Notaries Fublio & Anotionaars. I.OUlfl (JRANDPKE,. A. W BELL,. HA Ml.. 8KOI.P1ELP, JOHN R DUPROCQ,.. L. E. POWERS A Co., .. Notary A Auctioneer. .... Notary. ....Notary. . ..Auctioneer, ... .Auctioneers. CITY OOVEHNMENT. Thirty Fifth CorporateT»if JOSEPH MONOET Mayor. EDWARD COUSIN ARD, Constable. FRANK NEPIILER, Aaala't. do Aliirtnin. Firat Waid. Second Ward. J. M. Ei.AM, I WM. LOCKWOOD, n. n. FAVROT, F. BLANCHARD. F. M. YOUNO, I P. R. BRAUD. H. L. WOLFE, Treasurer, Col'tr. A Assessor. J. W. SEYMOUR, Attorney. W. O.WALLER, City Surveyor. Dr. C. R. FRENCH Physician. WM. P. COXE, Wharf Master. Jnatlces of the Peace. FRANCIS B. SANS first Ward. P. A. WALKER Second do. Parish Constable*. * CHARLES OHENETTE First Ward II. J. PUCKETT 2d. do.. farpirr & £****'• LATE ARRIVALS OF 1856. HARDWARE! 1851. THE undersigned hare on hand and 1 are dally receiving per steamers and sailing vessels, direct from the Manufactories, • general assortment of Domealle ossd Foreign Hardwnr*< which they ofer at prleas not to be CSDSKSOLD. I .AKUCfia A L asoci, Jan.lT -y. Cor. Lafayette and Florld/sts. Orates, Grates and Stoves. ANEW supply of the above for par lor and office, with and wlthoat aummer fronts. Cook Stoves, large and small ; Egg, Box, Barrel and Franklin Stoves, for Wood and Coal, assorted sixes, besides the articles which general ly S n with them— auch as Coal Hods, Shovel and Tongs, Ac. At the Hardware Store of jan.lT-y. LARGUIER A I. A NOUE. To Sportnaen. \ FEW doz. best English, Stub Twist - V Double and Single Barrel Shot Cans. Be aii'e*,Uaioe Baga, Powder Horns, Potent Wadding, Foiled Lined and Central Fire Caps; Wad Cut* t. ra ; Run Tubes,and every thing elae connected in that line, at I.AROUItK A LANOUt, Jan.l7-y. Cor. Lafayette and Florida sts. G Steam Packing ! UTTA Percha Steam Packing— I Kentucky and Cotton packing; Oaaket pa per and Navy Oakum ; Steam Blba, Burnished and Poliahed ; Steam Stop* and Onaga Cocka ; Brass Coupling and Connecting Coeka, for Iron or cop per plpea. always on hand at Jan.lT-y. I.AROUIER A LANOUE. Cart and Waggon Harness. A FULL ASSORSMENT of Collar*, ' Hatnes, Blind bridles, Cart breeching, - . saddles, Hasrgon harness,Trace chains ttr , which we offer at moderate price*. ianlMrl LARGUIER fc LANOUE. To Blacksmiths, Carpenters and Coopers. Anvils, vices, bellows, stock and Dies, Plates, Wedges,Tongs. Files of all sizes and desciiption, also a full as sortment of Carpenteis' and Coopers tools. janl8dyI LARGUIER & LANOUE. Per HARDEN'S EXPRES». A superioi lot of Table and Pocket Cutlery,just received and (or sale by janlSdyl LARGUIER * L 4N0UE. rIN ware. —We hare now in store a large assortment of Tin War« of every description which we offer at very reduced prices. LABGU1ËS#! LANOUE. limit ley's Plonjfli«. ' 1'HE undersigned agent will receive or ders for Buckley's sugar and cotton plough. D. c. MONTAN. I raaa C'nt Mawi. JUST received a lot, best cut steel. D. c. MONTAN. Veil*! Bells! COMPLETE isetts Pi-ll Hangings, Pearl Handled and Corn House, Bells ; Crfm pon und Flowered Tea B«-!ls ; Cow, sheep and horse, wrought and eaat bell, at I). C. M osta*. JYMore JYait*. KEGS of La. Belle Nails lor sale low at D. C. MONTAN'S, 1 Ja. Op|iosite the H?rney House. just Received from St. Lonis. 1)\(!0\, ( 'Icar Sides and Shoulders, ) Huperfine and Extra ST. LOUIS FLOCK— CORN Ac. For sale low for C ash , by C R ' H. T. TOMLINHON A Co. Jttijü'j. Cor. Convention and Third 8tn. IUST RECEIVED, per Steamboat O Jamea Trabne, 10 CASKS ». C. HAMS,and 20 Iloxea CHEESE. For sale by A. Mosris A Biu. l JOH.V TILAIfO. Worktr in Tin, Coppfr and Sheet Iron. in lv*3- y C hur eh Stritt 100


ocr: i ! ' i I « t — i pencil sketching from waxijme, ! Perspective #c. S' aWÄ cob's Boarding (house, North Street, Baton ' Rouge. i AIR, HONFLEUR will receive addition« al pupils the whole of this week only. ß ra wing from nature with shsding-and perspective may be easily and thoroughly learnt in six private lessons—the ocual SÄSSPffi faculty of the student. jan 28 3tp ,, _ . , .. Srjï fc. fr ,«1« by ' J. L VIA LET.


ocr: frags nit* JRrbirinrs. WM. BOGEL, Orniwtst and Apothecary 17 EEPS constantly on hand a large a.id IV well *rlecteil stock of fresh Prtig*aud Medicine*. All hi» preparation« are pie pRrP ,| hy Nort hern manufactories, andput upin the very bestmanui-i to preserve theii medicinal virtue*. In a climate like thif person* should not overlook thi* important ; consideration. \ \£j- Prescription* filled with cafe at an\ time of night or day. ortlO-y _____ . Bnrwtti , AKKIVALI, I VI un ?' Pr * , t l f ne< ' " :i " J"»' received per , ®, m P ,re . loO lb*. Gum Arabic Lozenges, of all flavors n iii Arabic I äste. Vanilla « Rose. .'ill do Jujube Drops, assorted. ff> do Licorice do do HO do India Paste, 100 do Toi ii Drop», rill do f'ate de G Iii mau v«, . r iII do Mar*hmellow drop». 2'i0 do I iijuli* (ia*te, ro»e, lemon & Orange. .Vi do Tolu do. 12 boxe* Spruce Gum. 100 do ('hocolat de* Familie«. Till do do de Santé. 50 do do K la Vanilla, etc. For *ale at reasonable price», by oct IS-y. WM. BOGEL, Druggist.


ocr: grogs onb JHrDicinrs. INSTHIJM RNTS. CUPP II .T. WADDILL. t at inn Bllllfi AND CHEMICAL STfiUE Church 8trct. , . , || .1 together with all the most rornlar patent med.ci.ks of the day—all ol which they otter sale on the most reas«iable teims. tC^Buying our Medianes in the North from IMPORTING HOUSES,and receiv ing KRKSH SUPPLIES frequently during the year, we are prepared, at all times, to fill all orders in our line in a satisfactory manner, and ask our friends generally to give us a trial, that We may prove to them that it is to their interest as well as ours, to patronize us. aug. 28-1 f. H T. WADDILL. ! DUltE MÊDICINK8.— Just rc 1 celved, direct front New York, per »hip Union, a large snpply of the inoat choice and »uperior Drugs and Medicine», to which we invite the At tention of purchaser» before buying elsewhere— and Physician» are requested to examine our stock, which has been selected with a careful re g„ r d 'to the wants of the sick and the demands of the prescription business, and for quality we guar ^ In th$ ÛiXn.' Our E5KÎ. '^"oÄ part of Washed Sulphuric Kther. Mander 4 Weaver's English Calomel. " Knglirfh lllne Mass. " Kngllsh Pulvis Antimonlalis Ilaskell and Merrick's Select Pulv. Ouhebs; •• Select Pulv. Colobo ; • Select Pulv. (juin Kino; " Select Pulv. Catechu ; " Select Pulv. Kit. Colo cynth Cotipound; " Select Pulv. Kltei Russi cunt (Oenulne Turkey). •• Select I'ulv. Itliel Intll . cum ; ■' Select Pulv. Ooalacnm. Titdcn's Extract Indian llemp; " Extract llclladouna; Extract llutternut; with every other article that may be needed in ( our line. [uov .19.} 11. T. WADJlILL,^ FRESH ARRIVALS, r PHE undersigned has just received per L Empire City, 150 lbs. Gnr.i Arabic Lozenges, of all flavors 50 do Gum Arabic Paste. Vanilla & Rose. 50 do Jujube Drops, assorted. 15 do Licorice do do 50 do India Paste, 100 do To'u Drops, 50 do Pate de Guimauve, 50 do Marshmellow drops. 250 do Jujube paste, rose, lemon h Orange. 50 do Tolu do. 12 boxes Spruce Gum. 100 do Chocolat jles Kamilles. 50 do do de Santé. 50 do do K la Vanilla, etc. Kor sale at reasonable prices, by oct 18-y. WM. BOGEL, Druggist.


ocr: ' AfI INDEPENDENT journal of pun, FASHION. FOREIGN ITEMS. AND FO llt -AN ABSTRACT CHRONICLE OF the tiki es— A snapper up of unconttdefted TtlFLES. ' VOLUME XIII.} BATON ROUGE, LA., WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3«, 1856. {NUMBER 23. THE DAILY COMET. F.UUM l 6. A. PIKE* EsUtmr * Proprietor. In advance, or Office on Third Street. pTTuri«.— Turn subscription is fixed at the rate of #5 00 per annum, payable It fO <10 at the expiratioa of six months. Tke Week ly is published at 92 50 p«r annum, invariably in advance. Both will be punctually delivered with in the limits of the City by the carrier. (9~A4reirH«l*gt—■0*« Dollar per square for the first insertion, and half that amount for ever subsequent insertion—ten line* or less, con stitute a square. _ . Yearly Merchants,Tija ders, and others, will be contracted with on the miut reasonable terms. (3r*J*b-w*rl£.—Oca facilities for doing J ob- Work with neatness and despatch—in all va rieties of colors, cannot be surpassed by any es tablishment In the City—such as : lawrna' Bum— B all T iccsts —Poswas— B ill J im i>s —B ill or liadwbs—p«oobaiuiis.s— E l»ctio« T iccsts— DacGOHTs' L abkls -C ards —CiaccLvas— and V isitixo O arim . For farther particulars, we invite you to call and see our specimens. 1) professional Kotirrs. K. G. W. BEARING, offers his pro fessional services to the publie. OlBoe on church st—opposite Waddiil k Day's Drug Store. Residence on Main Street, between church and north streets. dec.'-y. D Û o « ur.ru. as f l.:..l „» K. S. I . \Y ARD, office 011 Third St., opposite Dr. B. f. Ha rney. Jon « y. Profeaaloital Card. Dti. DUCHEIN, of the Medical Faculty ol Montpellier (France) having re recently established himself is this City, offer; bis prole ssiona! services to the public Oj?~He will at all times be found at Mr. " I AS. M. McCUTCIIEN, Attorney & f) Counsellor at Law, Laurel st. Baton Rouge. Will practice in the Courts of the Parishes of east and West Baton Ronge, east and west Feliciana, anil Iberville, and in the Supreme Court. deÄÄÄCÄ SâSSÎ P ujol's residence, (near Judge Bulk's) unless professionally engaged. loct25-tf. I A MES M. ELAM & J AS. E. ELAM, »' J.SI.iJ. E. Elam, Attorneys and Counsellor« at Law, liston Ronge. augî7-y. O s. II ALL, Attorney at Law, Laurel i/t street, Baton Rouge. La. JanlT-y. ï D. STUAIIT, Attorney and Conn */• seilor at La#—Laurel street. may26-y. Ilenry ttridcr, Kentucky. apl25-y. JOSHUA BEAL, General Produce Dealer, 4c., Church St. between Third and Lafayette streets. augfO-j. T HOS. TRENDEUGAST—General 1 Produce and Commission Merchant, and deal er in all kinds of Groceries and Provision»—cor. of Third and Laurel sts. Liberal cash advances on Sugar and Cotton. augl -y. MONTAN «k BRO., Grocers, cor. -7 ', Commissioned Auctioneers. _W ill attend H;ia |«rare, Groc eri es, Furniture, Ac., fte„ tobe f ou %l at ali times at the Comet Office. aug20 ~ A. Church and Third streets, Baton Bouge. Lt. wis k . rowFjts. o«o. a . pntK. E. POWERS & CO., Regularly L. J. A. TROUSDALE, Karfean Dealiit-Bataa House. RENEWS the tender of bis profes sional services la the various branches per taining to the ÜKKTAI. AKT to the ladies and Reutleman of Kart aad West Baton Bo uge a nd the surrounding country: . . ., ...... ,. . . „ As to Ms abilities the beat ere dentials can he f..r..i,he.l If neces-UU LU T I? siiry . but to those who have not employed him, he would respectfully refer to his kiud patrons who have so liberally favored him during the past va i e With their confidence, and for which he - ,. _ £ . Rouge, frflm long rendenee, offers his pro» tessional services to tto white,« atetcher, of the Pi Alto F o ET «, tke V iol .«, attd Ctta ^ET-A-PtsTO*. Hé will also rarntsh nnusic for Private PàrttM, ^We &c addressed to hint tfrreugh the p«Jst office,; will be promptly, answered, ànd orders lelt at the Comet «See, #tll meet immediate «ttîfiti#*. î oct 14] H. W. JOLLY. -rrr, ai_ï _ " * 1AWO Fl* DE ROSAS LACERDA.—Begs leave to inform the citisens Baton Ronce and the public general-flB|^H| ly, that he I« now located at the would return his most sincere thanks, promising tome fvery exertion to continue to merit the ' All werk performed scientifically and with the utmost care, uud also with the view to durability, ilias rendering a permanent benefit t« the patient. II« will always be in his oflice from s A. M., until Ö IV M. Office rooms over J. W. «Jnijrgins' shoe store, Lafayette street. oct25 T. FAY, HI. D. Dentist. HAVING justareturned Irom the North..with the la test improvements and the best of materials for mechanical Dentistry, is prepared to render better and cheaper work than ever. Q^-Office it \ is residence, near the Har ney House. dec23-y. Xnsic Teach . ■ THE subscriber, well known^HRSH to the citizen« of Bttonf! Ill« (dry store of Theodore Goldmann, in (be basement story of the Harney Houie, where he U ready to attend to any demande for TUNIN8 AND REPAIRING PIAN08 and other mnsie in strument!. Hi» work will lM dona with an eye to establishing a reputation as the best Piano Tuner in the Couutry and M» charge» will be exceeding. - Waat Baton Rouge and a nramntir. |y moderate. Ordern for vicinity will be attended to promptly. jan. 13-ly. E. VI ROSAS LACERBA B 4 ucn ,^. H. A. BAWHMAS & Co. House, Sign if Ornamental Painters WOULD respectfully call the attention of the citizens of lia ton Rouge and of the adjacent I parish«», that they arc now prepared to do all Jlrrljitfrtonil Carta, Sc. kinds of work that maybe entrusted to them, and pledge themselves to give general .satisfac tion to those who will favor them. fW Also Graining, Glazing and Gilding ; imita on of wood and marble executed in the very best style. painting—Banners and Tran sparences painted to order. Shop— Cor. North Boulevard and St. Louis sts . jantS -y. j. a. f ai as auks . c. a. wn.sox. FAIRBANKS & WILSON, Ho ose, Sign & Ornamental Painters, Third Street, two doors North of the Post Office, HAVING permanently located in Baton Rouge, we would respectfully solicit a share of Hie public patronage. Being practicable workmen, wc are to work on the most reasonable terms anil in the best style . ALSO, Graining, Marbling, Glazing and Paper h angin g neatly executed. tW~ Plantation work solicited and promptly attended to. THE subscl . ihc Äof ice< I , ' . declS-y. respectfully rcturnsohis A thanks to Iiis friends and customers who bave during the past year liberally given him their pationa^e, and takes this meth "J of informing them and the public at that he has now on hand a large lot of seasoned lumber and everything requis I ite for the undertaking successful comple tion of al! work in the shape of House Buildings, .Blinds, Sash and Doors, fitting up of Stores, Bar-rooms in the best, most durable and workmanlike style. All orders left at D. C. Monan's Hardware Store, the Post Office, or ut my shop on Fifth street adjoining St. Peter's and St. Paul's college, will meet with prompt attention. dec21. G. L. SEES. BOG AN & LEG KNDRE. Worker« it Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron. Third St.—Xt.arly opp«.iile lfulchis<>n\ stuile. THE subscribers will attend promptly to all orders in their line, making and repairing gut'ers.copper pipes t«r macliine ry,stove pipes &c. KfA gooj stock of Tin ware always on hand, and made to order. may 3-y. BOGAN k LEGENDRE. CHARLES HUSTON, B^ C |SM.TH1NGAND WAGGON. BUG made and repaire J g IES , and other repair: done at the shortest riDtic Horse shoeing done with the greatest care arid despatch. O^AII work done by him shall be equal to that done at any other establishment in the South. O^Wa^gms and Carts always on hand for sale. Shop on Africa Street, near V. Heude's Dry Good Store. jany7-y. To Planters. AlKIN'S Corr. and Cotton Cultivator. This truly useful agricultural improv ment, has been fully tested by highly res pectable and practica! planters who allerful trial, say that by its use. in the cultivation of Corn, Cane, or Cotton.there is a savins 0 f a f | ea <;t one third the iabor to >.nan anil horse over the common plow. Its a new invention. Patented March 20. 184S. Planters are invited to call aid examine it. A supply on hand and for sale bv TUNN ARD k H ED EN BURG. £; arr |ageS,Hariie8S, WIlipS,&C. r. , < i i t r< rpHE Subscriber s assortment ot Carria It, » JL ges. Harness, whips, kcc. < om jrlete. and h J in vites an examination ci y. before purchasing in New Oi . n ri ,-»-s ts loiv a« lean#, as he guarantees his prices a* low as as any in the .South \Vareroorn corner of Third and Florida Stieets. Manufactoring and repairing in superior style at the old established stall ! come.' of Main and Church Streets. TL". WAR!) k HEDENBURG. \TOTICE TO BUI LI )ERS.— r l'lie un 11 dersigned is row prepared to manufacture oy Steam power at the shortest notice all kinds of Sash, Blinds, Windows, Doors, Ac—letters ad dressed to him at the i'ost Office at Daton Rouge will meet with immediate attention. sept-3-tf. J. W. BROWJ*, Steam Pressed Brick. FOR the convenience of the citizens of Baton Rouge, an effice has beei open ed at J oshua B kai .' s S tore , opposite the Harney Hoti*e, where orders may be lelt for immediate transmission to the S tkam B kick and Lr.viBER*M:i.L6, of the subscri ber, and will be filled with quick despatch , as if given at the office on the yard. Those w i g j i j,„ 2 , a fj rm a „j durable article, are so hcitc(i tl) test the , it o( - the Sl KAM ; p RESSE -. Qg^Brick delivered in town an ! ■ v j f j n jty j n ln y quantities, at lowest market ratps > au g 2 S-ti) J. H. SCHEXCK. Dissolution of Pnrtiicrsiiip. ; rpHF. lirm of W. F. TllNXARD k CO., 1 was dissolved by limitation, on the ; 31st of December 1855. The business will be continued by W. F. T unnard , on his ' own accourt. 'The name of the firm will . only be i [ only be used in the settlement ot accounts. W. F. TUNNARD, Jan. 2nd 1SÔG. A. H. HEDENBERG SHOT—250 SACKS assorted Shot. For sale by T. P rf.ndkroast & Co. fpil.VT OLD BOFKBOJI.— I I » i,. w ijnore gallon? of the same kind , , , on har.d and J-" 1 ' 6 for sale bv H V To.n.1 - "«:': (Bqrts. Clotting (Emporium, First Arrival of the Season AT THE ONE PRICE Clothing Emporium. rpHE subscriber has just received by A. steamer C rescent C itv , from New York, a lar^e and beautiful assortment of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, Consisting ot J.inen Bosom Shirts; Silk. Cotton and Merino under shirts ; Shirt Col la's. Linen and Cotton Draws ; Hosiery, Gloves. Suspenders, Linen and silk Pocket Hdkl'., Cravats. Neck Ties: Scarfs : Stocks, &c., all of which have been selected from the most fashionable houses in New York, 'ind will be sold at low prices. In order to do justice and give satisfaction to cash buy ers; he has made it a rule in all cases to deduct ten per cent (or cash, and will is all cases strictly auhere to that principle. septC-y. W.D.PHILLIPS PARIS SILK. BONNETS. O'CONOK HAS just received a beautiful assort ment of Paris Silk Bonnets—also an invoice of fine Dress Silks consisting of Striped and Plaid Silks, Moire Antique, Black Italian Silks, plain and figured. Satin, Emb., Crape, and Taslatan Bftel die pes ; Jtmvin's Kid Gloves, bt*& make; Rigo ietts, Rachels, Boas, Bract-lets, Ladies' and chil dren*' Gloves and Gauntlets, Velvet Cufft, Fur Cuffs, Down Cuffs, Swan's Down and Fur Trim'g, Moss Trim'gs. Tom Thumb Fringes, French Rail road Corsets. Bridal Wreaths and Veils—Color ed Wreaths—Infants Emb., Robes and Caps.— Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers and Blond Satjn Goods of every description. Crapes—Florence Silksand Tulle; False Hair in every form. Per fumery and Fancy Boxes. A full stock of Staple Goods, such as French, English and American Calicoes, Flannels, Irish Linens, Shirting and Cottonades. A call is respectfully ^solicited. dccG. O'CONOR, Opposite Post Office V E W CARPETS.—t have now in store j A a splendid assort mant of new style Carpets, which were purchased at auction in Philadelphia, at very low prices and will be sold accordingly. oct IS-v. W. D PHILLIPS. DRESS GOODS AT it K IJ It K H PKICES. THF. SUBSCRIBER now offers his en 1 tire Stock. Printed Muslins. Jackonets, Organdies, Barregesand other Spring Dress Goods at very low prices, the public are invited to give him a call before purchas ing elsewhere, may 1 W.D.PHILLIPS. STRAW MATTING.—Twenty five pieces 1-4 Straw Matting to ar ?lc ui:d lor sale by I W.D.PHILLIPS. CARPET & RUGS. rpHK subscriber has just received from JL New York, a large assortment of In grain, Three Ply, and Brussels Carpets, all of which will he sold at low prices. sent 23 W 0. PHI LI. IPS. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK. Net Accumulated Cash Fund, 2,0 1 », 7 7 5, All the profits divided anions the Insured FRED. S. WINSTON. Pves t. ISAAC ABBOTT. Scc'y. C H AS. GILL, Artiuiry. Q ^ G eokgk A. P ike , duly authorized Agent for Baton Rouge. ap. 19-y. J. M c C okmjck . P.M. H atch. McCORJIIfM & To., BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS. Baton Rouge, La. SCHOOL BOOKS.STANDARD L1TE rary, Scientific and Miscellaneous Books, Cheap Publications, and the Principle Ma gazines and Periodicals constantly on hand. Also—AMERICAN and FOREIGN Writing Papers, Blank B ( ,oks. Envelopes, Copying Presses. Drawing Papers. Bristol Bonds.Monohromatic Boards.Scj vll. p ARDRN SEEDS! — vT Larjie Drumhead Cabbage Flat Dutch 11 White Flat Dutch Turnip, Ruta Baga " J, arge Norfolk " Cauliflower. Mustard, Raddi-h & Carrot Seedv Just received and for sale by. [Sept. 12. J OSHUA BEAL. X. Bazifl's Perfumery. V FRESH supply of X. Ruzin's un rivaled PERFUMERY und FANCY ARTI CLES , direct from Philadelphia, such a p : COLOGNE WATER: EXTRACTS for HANDK^'RCIIEIF!? ; OX-MARROW POMMADE; PlIILOCOME do. FANCY SOAP?; WASH BALLS; SHAVING BRUSHES; 1IAIR do. TOOTH Brushes ; Water's Tooth Soap, 4c. F.ir Hale at the Third Street DRUG STORE. july'-'.Vy. _ J- L- VIALET, Drugfc'lsf Sundries. JtTSr RECEIVED—15do/, boxes fresh Sardines : 1 doz. gal. jars of Pickles ; 3 do/., do half jars, of the celebrated brand of Wm. Underwood ; 6 basket sweet Oil : A tine article of No. 1 Mackerel and Cod fish. Also fresh Butter and Cheese. Call and examine for yourselves. oct?3-y O'C am . Ar. iian k M i lvihii . t .. Cisterns. A FINE LARGE CISTERNS, made of the very best reasoned tlinlier; formale. Apply to GILBERT L. SEES, or a note through Hie l'oit Offif". will m«-»« «Mention. j i'v- a, f. |arbmarr at J. C, Ronton. ! H au m FnrnliikiafR. 11TATER Cisterns, Drippers and Ewers; 11 . oval, octagon %nd colored Hall Lamp«; enamelled Stew Pans; hlock tin and iron, Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Ket tles: cast iron and earthen Spittoons: oval,' iipiare and Gothic Waiters ; Salvers and ' Tea Trays ; Lamp Globes; Glitnmem and Wick; rich center table French Dusters; common Yankee ditto; common, wooden, Burnished. Brittania anil silver dated Ta ble Castor-, it D. C. MONTAN'S juin. Church street. : INMAN"8 PATTENT j Gate and Mßoor Springs. THE UNDERSIGNED wie a faut tot this invaluable Spring, bas theoi on j hand and for sale at a price whicK is noth- ' inj» compared with their utility. Samples can be seen at my store, on the gate oi Joshua Beal, and the Harney House Door They are simple and would not be unsuit able for the neatest parlor door? in this city, apply at. augll] D. C. MONTANS. » Wooden Ware, Broom », BraaliM, Ac, HAND Brooms- Wisjis ; Hearth, Horse, j White wash. Marking, Scrubbing, Cot>- | web and Paint Brushes. Churns ; Reels ; ! jRutter Dashers; Towel Rollers; Butter' Stamps; Wooden Spoons; Salad Forks;' Wooden Pails; Piggins; Cedar Tubs;: Water and Well Buckets; Coco Dippers; j Wash Boards ; Wood Scoops ; Trays, Pails, : kc. D. C. MONTAN, ; jul4. Church street. Mechanic's Tools. BENCH Screws. Cabinet Clamps, Spear . Sr Jacksons Saws. Plains if all kinds ' Augers and Anger Bits, Bract and Brace j .ßits. Hatchctts, Hammers, Carvers Tools, ' Gimbletsand Coopers Uitts. Cooper's Riv- ■ ets SfC. D. C. M ontan . Church st I^ISH LINE Floats, assorted sires ; Lim- i erick and kirby bent Hooks; "Fish ( Lines, assorted sizes ; > hot Pouches ; Pow der and Pistol Flasks; Doubl« and Single barrel Shot Guns—On hand for sale by j may 11. D C. MONTAN. I Wooden Ware ! AXE Hatchet, Tile, Augerand Chisel j Handle^. Clothe Liue Reels, Horse and White Wash Bruihes, Paint Brushes and Sash Tools, for sale by D. C. MONTAN, Church st. Locks! Locks! IF.F.XCH, Southern Rim Lever. Store Door. Cubbord and Padlocks, also , t« of every description on hand and lor eby D. C. MONTAN. ! JUST RECEIVED ! !— Governor Rope, Cotton do. Mernniller do. Kentucky Packing Yarn; Oakum; BiQoms: Bucketts. D. C. MONTAN, oct. 14. 29 Chirtch street. SHOVELS, SPADES. AMES and Rowlands Spades, Dirt and Scoop Shovels, Rakes and Garden Hoes, Ladies Flo'-l Hoe. Rakes, ^-c. D. C. M oistan , Church st. CORN SHELLERS. YANKEE. Southern and Boston, for sale low by D. C, iMONTAN Church st. Cast Steel« I) EST Cast Steel ; Cistern Hoop Iron ; ) Tron Wove Wire, and Iron Rivets, for sale bv D. C. MONTAN, o Churns! Clinrns!! CROW ELS patent zinc lined Thermom eter Churns ; also the Cylinder Churn, for sale by D. C. MONTAN. X CHAINS Sr BOWS. On hand and for sale by D. C. MONTAN, Church st. ("lURRY CO.*; BS, Cistern Faucetts ; J Brass Faucetts. Molasses Gates, &c, D.C. MONTAN. Churchst. JUST RECEIVED. COAL HODS and shovels. Wood Saws and Bucks, Well Bucketts and Wheels. D. C. MONTAN R ICI XINE—A new and elegant article for the growth and preservation of the hair, can be found at W m . B ogkl. FOR Barry's Tricoyherous the best com pound ever discovered for the Hair may be hail of WM. B ogii.. HYCEIAXril.LS.—Just received 1 gross each. No. 1 & No. 2 of Mor rison's celebrated Hygeian Pills for sale oy july 23 ly W m . B ogki ., Druggest. GLASS. Lli sizes, lor sale by the box only at oct24 BOGEL'» Drug Store Attention Families FLOUR ill 5 10 20 U5 and 50 lbs. Pacak ages lor sale by. A W ilso n k Co. Schiedam Schnapps. ANOTHER supply Of Wolfs Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps, just received and for :-ale by W. m B ogei ., Druggist. Dur key'81'east Powders. •)0 DOZ BOXES OF THE ABO\ E — wCELEBRATED POWDERS, just reccive.l anil for saleby JOSHUA BEAL. DISPORTS POWDER. Tn whole hall" and quarter kegs also choice Rille powder in pound canisters, forsaleby \ »f>5ii r* BI:M A $hir |!ans|j Judge Sixth Judicial d at riot. WM. B. ROBERTSON. J. DCSnAS STCART,.... Dtatrlat AttarMy. B. r. BUY AN, Clerk of Die trlct Court. H. T.BABIN «Mr». PAML. BATES Ctrorer. JAB. J. ODOU Jailor, (8M( MHt.) SAML. SKOLF1KI.D, PurUh Recorder. H. M. P1EHCE,,.. do. l u m r i S.S.HALL,... do Attorney. J. M. MU88C1.MAN, do Auditor. F. M. YOUNG, do Tren tarer. OR AN HACKBTT, "di> Tlx CnHreto r. G .A.PIKE , do Ranger. ISAAC 8. ÎAT1.0»», ...... PrefMeal Pollee Hry. Netariea Fublio fc J|iy>trt— LOUIS ORANDPRE, NoUrj^» Awtloaeer. A. W DRIX :.. .Wotàty. SAML; 8KOLF1ELD Koturjr. JOHN R DUFROCQ,... ..Auctioneer, 1<. E. POWERS I Co Aactioneeri. CITY GOVEBNMENT. Thirty rifth Corp^rtteteir JOSEPH MONOET Mayor. EDWARD COUSIN ARD, A. CoactaUe. FRANK NEPI1LER, Aasia't. do AUfimtn. first Wajd. Second Ward. J. M. ELAM, I WM. LOCKW009, H. B. FAVROT, F. BLANCHARD. F. M. YOUNG, I P. R. BRAUD. H. I. WOLFE, Treasurer, Col*tr. A AiseHor. J. W. SEYMOUR, Attorney. W. a. WALLER, City Surveyor. Dr. C. R. FRENCH,...........PTiyiiclan. WM. P. COXE,. ........Wharf Mailer. Justices of th* Feaee. , ( ^ FRANCIS B. SANS. .............. Flrtt Ward. P. A. WALKER, Second do. ; Parish Constables. . CHARLES CHENETTE,....' First W»rd H. J. PUCKETT 2d. d».. farpirr & fan0nr. LATE AHRIVALS"^ 1856. HARDWARE! 185«. THE tindersijrmti have on hand and -1 are re daily rrcèivinjf per steamers aad m IU dk s, direct from the Mnnufactories, a general are < re^selt*, dun., ■ ■ .>>>. ..n m. . assortment of DoaieMlf ud rarelga Hardware« which they offer at prices not to be cKDtasou). L auociu a Liaoas, jan.l7-y. Cor. I.afayette and F|p-ida ats. Grates, Grates and StoTes. ANEW supply of the above fbtf pHr - lur anil oflice,* with and wtthimi tfuimti . fronts. Cook Stoves, large and small ; Egg, Box, Barrel and franklin Stores, for Wood -and Coal« assorted sites, besides the articles which general ly go with them—sucli as Coal Hod«, Shovel and Tongs, Ac. At the Hardware Store of jan.lT-y. LARGÜIER A LAN OLE. To Sportme«. A FEW doz . best English ,' Stub T« i .- t -£%■ Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns. Be sii'es, (lame Bags, Powder Horns, Patent Wadding, Foiled Lined and Central Pire Caps; Wad Ctat t< rs ; Gun Tubes, and every thing else cunuected in that line, at LARGUIER k 1ANODC, jan,17-y. Cor. Lafayette and Florida sts. Steam Packing 1 AUTTA Percha Steam Packing — U Kentucky and Cotton packing; Gullet pa per and Navy Oakuin; Steam Bibs, Burnished and Polished ; Steam Stop* and Guag* Cocks ; Brass Coupling and Connecting Cocks, for iron or cop per pipes, always on hand at jan.lT-y. LARGUIER * LANOUE. Cart and Waggon Harness. A FULL ASSORSMENT of Collar», Haines, Blind bridle*, Cart bn-eefring, t art saddles, H'aegon harness,Trace cbaius &c.. which we offer at moderate prices. ianlSdy] LARGUIER & LANOUE. To Blacksmiths , Carpenters and Coopers . Anvils , vices , bellows , stoct and Dies, Plates, Wedges, Tongs. File« of all sizes and description, also a full as sortment of Carpenteis' and Coopers tools. janlSdyl LARGUIER & LANOUE. PEITHARDEN'S EXPRESS. A stiperioi lot of Table and Pocket Cutlery, just received and tor sale by janl8dyj LARGUIER $• L ANOUE. rIN WARE.—We have now in il ore a large assortment of Tin Ware of every description which we offer at very reduce«! prices. LARGUIER ». LANOUE^ Buckley's Ploughs. I^HE nndersiyied agent will receive or ders for Buckley's sugar and cotton plough. D. C. MONT AN. Cross Cut üsw«. JUST received a lot. best cut steel. D. C. MON I AN. Bells! -Bells! COMPLETE setts Pell ll . tngings , V' Pearl Handled and Com House. Bell* ; Crim son an<l Flowered Tea Bells; Cow, sheep and horse, wrought and cast bell, at D. C. Mwii*. •More JYails. 1 AA KEGS of La. Belle Nails lor sale 1UU low at D. C. MONTAN'S, 1 Ja. Opposite the H*raey House. Just Received from St. Ivoni*. BA< ON, Clear Sides and Shoulders , Superfine and Extra ST. LOCIS FLOUR CORN, Ac. Por sale low for Oittf, by 11. Y. TO M LIN ëO N ft Co. july.Vy. Cor. Convention and Third fit». IUST RECEIVED, per Steamboat rr James Trabue, 10 CASKS 8. C. HAMS, and ïn Boxes CHKKSK. Korsalebjr A. M ostas k Bao.J JOHIV TILAIO. Worker in Tin. Topprr and Sheet Iron. j u !v/-v. Chiuch istriei.