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The Trinity journal., 1856-12-27
HEALTH AND LUXURY,
IN V AL UABLE TONIC,
GREGORY'S
VEGETABLE RANDY BITTERS

| A VAST AMOUNT OF NAUSEATING AND
! AnoXous compounds having been thrust into the
market under the name of Bittcrs," " il becomes
the duty of the Propricters and Agents foB the
sale Of the celebrated
( Gregory's Vegetable Brandy Bitters,
to expose the fact, and absolve tner1seves from,
giving tacit assent to any merit claimed to he
| possessed by those Injurious comp0unds The
| special qualities of GREGORY'S BITTERS are
| TO fen0Fatc and inrigOratc The body, promoting
actl'itY IN the digestive organs, and consequent
| ~ cradicating dyspepsia aud other similar COM
plants incident to a sedcntary life TO all trav-
eiers, either by land or sea to miners and otbeys
whose occupation calls for severe nnsen lar nclion
these BttcrS will be foTud Of invaluable service.
The high standing of DR.. GREGORY, the dIscOy
erer, tie first guarran tee or lbs sarrior excrI
lence its own uncqualcd merits has since estab-
llShed Tor 1t Worldwide celebrity. Dr. Gregory
,ias Tor years been at the head of the Medical
Faculty in London and twice President of the
London college Of Physicians and Surgeons.
These Btttrs are composed Of carefully select
ed roots of fine tonic character and the choicest
brands of French Brandes, making them an
agreeable and palatable stimulent as well ms n
healthful appctscr. So generally are their me p
It's admitted That they are always to be fOuntg ira
every respectable Saloon, Hotel and amongst the
stores Of every steamer or packet shin.
Il. LAMLIN g. CO.
l3l Clay street.
Are the SOLE MANUFACTURERS and DEAL
ELS III tets admirable tonic in California. and
MBSSRS G.. RENAUD & co.
Are their Agents in Sacramento. -I'
Orders addressed to either of these firms win
receive prompt attention. A liberal discount
ii'"ue W dealers f. LAMLIN n Co.
l31 Clay street.
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Receivers Notios.

TUE undersigned having been appointed Re,
i ceIver by the Hon. c. f. Williams District
Judge OF the 18th Judicial District, in the suit Of
Hnarles =, Thomas and W. II. Darling plaintiffs and
-n' snort - short and Edward Cokain, defend
ANS hereby gives notice to all persons indebted
10 lhe Irm OF NJ. Short g. Co., to make immediate
pnS Scnt TO the undersigned and coats, as alt
other persons are forbid collecting the same ana
al persons having demands against said Comma
ny are requested to file them with
Weaver, Dee. 90 1856, 4S'tf
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Common Schools.

RED GuLCH. Dec. 18th, 1856.
Messrs Editcrs AS the next session of the Leg
slature is approaching, allow ME to inquire wbetb-
er there is probability of any action being taken
by that body to secure the establishment on a sub
stantal basis, of permanent Fund for the ben
eft Of the Common School system of this State.
Greater facilities are also required by those whose
duty it is to carry out the provisions of that sys
TEN, in order that its many advantages may be
fully enjoyed by the mass of our citizens.
If the mammoth task of clecting .. S. Senators,
wh'ch overshadows in importance every other
subject in the eyes Of politicians, can be accom-
plished in a reasonable space of time. there GER
tainly is no object more worthy the attention of
the Public Legislator than that of training and
educating the rising generation. The entire State
is rapidly filing up with settlements and fami-
lies, and is already everywhere enlivened with
merry groups of children, and provision for their
education cannot be made too soon nor too thor
oughly.
am not aware that any steps have been taken
to secure the full value of the lands granted to
this State by the IT, S. Government, and if those
lands are squandered to meet the emergencies of
the present hour, there is no resource left US up
on which we may depend to supply the wants of
future years. If there is any question of more
moment to the people of the State of California
than that of Public Instruction within her bor-
ders have yet to learn what that question is
Every thing great and glorious which we have
predicted for our State in coming years, depends
mainly upon the training of her children All
her interests will in IA few years be in the hands
of those who are now youths and children, and
as they are the rightful property of the State the
dictates of prudence and duty alike demand the
most careful outstanding of that property
proper discharge of their duties should be re-
quired Of the Superintendent and Commissioners,
while at the same time no hindrance to the per-
formance Of those duties should be permitted to
remain in their way. revision of the present
School Law is called for and the members of the
next Legislature would deserve, as they would
doubtless receive the thanks of an intelligent
community, were they to lay aside, for season,
political matters and discussions and give their
undivided attention to the work of laying, deep
and broad, the foundations of a system of Instruc-
tion adequate to the wants of the State and the
age. p.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-27

MASS MEETNG.-Pursuant to notice, mass
meeting of the citizens and miners of Weavervile
and vicinity was held at the Ball Court on Court
street, on Thursday last. The meeting was not
as large as was anticipated, but considering
Christmas times it might be considered a very
fair attendance. II. Hooker, ESQ., President of
the Board Of trustees opened the meeting and
stated the object of assembling Mr.. Hooker 5
remarks were sound and ogical and could not
fail to convince those who were present and who
have right appreciation of their own interest
that the completion of the Trinity County Canal
was a matter of more importance to the miner
and business man than any other enterprise which
could possibly engage the attention of our people.
John Carr, Esq, also spoke of the advantages
and benefits to be derived from its completion
Mr.. Mitchell one of our merchants spoke, and
asserted some few facts which will no doubt be
remembered by many who were present. Mr.
Bclcher, one of our most intelligent practical
miners, spoke warmly in favor of the Canal, and
appealed to the miners who know how to appre-
ciate the advantages of water TO come forward
and lend their aid in commencing and completing
the noble work from which alone they would re-
ceive lasting benefit.
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CHRISTMAS
& NEW-YEAR GIFTS i!
TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN {!

WE will hold Catalogue Auction Sale of Ia
w dies Dry Goods on Wednesday, the oath, at
10 o'clock, a. m. consisting of
SILK VELVET, CLOTH & SILK MANTILLAS,
DRESS SILKS. --LATEST STYLED
LADIES EMBROIDERED CHEMlSES,
LADIES EMBROTD SLEEVES & COLLARS,
LADIES EMBROIDERED H'DKFS,
LADIES SILK. MERINO AND COTTON HOSE,
CATERS. BOOTEES x SHOES,
CALICOS. PAPER, MUSLINS, BLEACIID
SIlEETINGS, and other articles too numerous to
mention. The Store will be arranged to the COM
fort of ladies attending. d. NJ. EDER & Co.
n. B.--There will be an Auction sale of Cloth
ing Boots, &C.. on Christmas and New-Year's
mornings at 10 o'clock. 4S-2w.
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Auction Notice. q.


IT II E undersigned will offer for sale at Public
Auction, in the town of Weavcrville, in front
of the Sherf's office, on
Saturday, January 10th, 1855,
between the hours of 10 o'clock. a. m. and u.
M Of said day, the following described property.
to wit
YOKE OF WORKING OXEN,
GOkES AND CHAINS,
2 SETS LOG TRUCKS,
2 MULES
| WAGON
SETT DOUBLE HARNESS,
The above property having been placed in my
hands by NJ. Short Il Co., in the month of Sep
tember last to secure the following debts of said
firm /: j. W. Badger, S6ll and interest A. D.
Doye, $3.50; Jesse Failing, 500 j. A. Hatch.
Sl22 Edward Cokain, $298, and McLain q Wca-
Weaver, Sl98, with full power to sell the same
after the first day of November last upon ten
days notice, and apply the proceeds of the same
to the payment of the debts aforesaid, pro rata.
Now, unless the aforesaid debts are cancelled
by the said NJ. Short & Co. before the said 10th
day of January, the above described propcry will
be sold to satisfy the same
-, JOHN W. BADGER.
Weaver, Dec. o. 1855. 492w.
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H3O REV

STRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscriber on
- or about the middle of Scntember. one ronr
Spanish mare, with a Spanish brand on the left
shoulder and right hip. ANY person returning
SAID mare to James IIoadley at Lewiston. or any
information that will lead to her recovery will
receive the above reward JOSEPH D0S-S
Lewiston, Dee. %, 1856. 40 4w
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-27

THE Hon. JOHN NJ CLAYTON. Tie Hon.
John NJ. Clayton died at his residence in Dover,
Delaware. Mr.. Clayton has filed Il large place
in the affairs of the Nation. He was three times
elected United States Senator from Delaware. in
the years 1929, 1915 and 1853, and had still three
years to serve in that capacity at the time of his
death. He was appointed Secretary of State by
Gen. Taylor in lS49, and administered that office
until July 0, 1850, when he resigned, upon the
decease of the President. Mr.. Clayton was a
Whig of the old school, an ardent admirer of
Henry Clay, and eminenty conservative in all
his tendencies His profession was the law. His
reputation as statesman rests chiefly upon his
negotiations with Sir Henry Bulwer in relation
to Central American matters, all of which has
long since become matter of history. Mr.. Clay
ton led a long and active life his age was about
sixty years. The vacancy in the Senate occa-
stoned by his death,wll probably be filled during
the coming session of the Delaware Legislature
which body is this year Democratic.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-27
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

IL |1 ~ M&
e2a-(a R
WHO is It keeps the best Gold & Silver Watch
w cs at the lowest prices!
LORTZDORF.
WHO is ii keeps constantly on hand beautiful
w Diamond and Specimen Breast Pins
LORT ZDORF.
WHO is IL affords the Miners an opportunity
w to procure magnificent Finger Rings Lock-
cts and other splendid articles of Jewelry to send
to their friends in the States as 'keepsake"?
LORT ZDORF.
WHO is it that keeps constantly on hand and
w makes at the shortest notice Watch Chains
Of every variety and is prepared to repair Watch
cs make Gold heads for Canes, &c?
ZDORF.
WHO is it guarantees his work in the repair-
w ing of time pieces of every kind?
LORTZDORF.
WHO is it keeps Goll Buckles, Slides, Pens
w Ear Rings, &c, which he is at all times pleas
ed to exhibit to those who will favor him with %
call F.? j. LOR T ZOORF,
Matchmaker and JeyyeIler.
Main Street, one door above Hocker's.
Weaver, Dee G. 1855. 461f
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-27
Gregory Vegetable Brandy Bitters
n A essPs. II. LamIin e. Co. pron.;

M essPs. n. LaRsIin & Co.. Pronri.
1FL etors of DR., Gregory's Vegetable Bitters--
Common justice demands that should tbus nub.
rely state the benefits have received bv usinp
your invaluable Bitters, as before used them I
was suffering from palsied appetite, and which
prevented me from attending to my daily labors
OF necessary avocations, but since ! have used
your truly renovatng remedy | am different
man cNn eat heartily and am entirely strength
ened If publishing this will be of any service
to you, it may be freely used, and | chcerGllv
recommend it to my fellow creatures who NAV bs
"lncted' WILLIAM MILLING.
sworn to before me, this goth day of October
A. d. 1856 JouN Mimi rTnx ''''
Notary Public, County of San Francisco Stat.
of California. 40 a. "'e
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Firth /:

At North Fork, Trinity Co., on the 10th inst
the wife of Daniel Snyder, Of Son.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-27

THE WEATHER-Through the week has varied
but little. The snow is melting fast and water
now in most places for mining purposes is abun-
dant.
Good times are anticipated in the spring No
community stands more in need of them than our
own.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-27
WATCn-MEETING COTILLION PART

"a AT STEINER'S FLAT
N The public are respectfully informed that
LIS Cotilion Party will be given at Steiner's
Ranch. Trinity River, on
New-Year's Eve, Dec. 31st, 1856,
by the undersigned, who will endeavor to con-
tribute to the entertainment of those who may ac-
company us in watching the Old Year out and
the New Year in
MANAGERS
WcaUcr-Wm. NJ. Lowe I. G. Mcssec.
Oregon Gmch-Frank Harris.
RMgcyHe.--John He'll.
Grass VaHey.--Wm. f. Lowden.
ChaunceyciHe.-Ch Charles Warren.
MoHh of JVtdrer Crcek.-A. III. Mabie.
North Fork.-C. Lee.
AGWipray' y's.--Capt. +. NJ. Sawyer.
Big Fiat.--A. McQuillan.
Camadian Rar.-D. Rice.
Cors Bar.--J r. Sanbnrn-
Cmon CHy--John Wright
Seiner's Ranch- George Morse
Month Of Cmon Creek.-J. Whimorc.
Room Managers. +. Church, Frank Carson.
Steiners Flat, Dec. l3 1856. 47-3w.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-27

BUSINESS is somewhat improving in town.
Notwithstanding the severity of the weather and
the difficult travel at this season large pack trains
with heavy cargoes have been constantly arriving
during tie week.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-27

Pictorial WIDE WEST FOR THE HOLIDAYS
This spendidly illustrated paper is now issued
and can be had of +. w Blake < Co.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-27

RnasABKR the Auction at D. NJ Edcr & Co.'s
Oh New Years day. Great bargains viii be
offered
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-27

TuE LEGIsLAruRE meets at Sacramento on the
first of fJanuary next IS Usual the city is crowded
with anxious expeclants and those who follow the
profession of " lobbying" A stormy time is
looked for at the Capitol this winter.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-27

~, d. w. EDER & Co,
WcnverIle, sole Agents for Trinity "a
San Francisco, Dec. 20, 1856. 4S-3m
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-27

CAIIFoRNIA WAR BoNDs-J. G. f. Phe-
Ian, who returned on the Sonora, reports that all
the war bonds presented for payment had been
lqudated. About 500, 600 of bonds had not been
presented, and those, it was supposed, had been
loct
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-27

TIE trail from Shasta to lreka is now open.
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.InHl.IIl MokIllsINk,
Hk ss%FHcr.

'NHlton Fpidt'. f,tht II Hifir IN
I WOULD Ht.atltTtifII, ! ral tie
] attention u VI" public. /" my n,,nre"
~, nle lo, the Nrw irn lInyirp u,ir
nt,nnrr,i",,'a wlll, ana II Il,c bred ,unnn
ln.duiiua os'all,th,, r,'a III Cincinnati
] 80, ,i,r,,a,nl ~ tntn,sl, Seed. Honis nnd
Itl,tia. ,t,ntltt ,I the heel Wl,i., l'nr M,
ha, n,l oI nn,",,h, workmanship n,,l
m,ni, ,l,napr, iian tnn l,e rnjc ~ Tie
hnuih l'.iennr "ielt,nr to lu)ti would
G,,d IL tn t|r,, altnhtner in 'niie',lt n,r
hri,iia l,n,linp
brltrE f,ul, .r country rntnrs'ly eul,
rlrl Country nn'E ~ nll l'udr t,'ntilf
|, attended I. ~ ilr ur,at Nntl fnn,lilr
ttn,tuot
I'l,nn aud el,re,heai'o,s tnt 'iv n,rl 'r'n
~ lloueea, sulhn,han i,llan 'i,. p,pon ~
HE n"ai npl,"tel y lln7 A u l'nd. #
tii, Wu,l attended II, ,r,ll. nrnl,trr nt,l
Iiglat, II Wnln,t ,aie,na made ~ TIE l,eri
material nntn
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INNl1I, N('It.
ao"t,...n ni"tuni snsnta".s s"",l,nny
~ li"l"n lt"uge.

a''"ti,ssn Mutual Insurance s"snI I"ny
~ ii"a"" t""ge.
inro,J,,afrihv Artnf iegishnfo,r nfIonief.'n",
iji,ars'. Nprt t9th, 'n5H
Aut,,o.ts.o Capital. ..... a1'ni tHHt, ~.
The aonti,n Mnhnh hsun,tr 'mpunnv
~ I'nt"n E'"',ga ln'a hia iay ,n',ner'+r'l
"l",nIinne, h'il 81" j,,rra'ri 10 tai" firt,
M4r,Hr. n,I lltYrr I,ats
Ditnetnre
lnn"s n l',ntn lro, 'onncrn1e.
lohn u kl"inlrlrt, Aml,ow h1n1'n,
Fa,ene Irnntairn, w + Tuhla,l
f"e V Durable" lna"ph ls,e','ef.
&, q NJ llntipn, W,n 4 Iilse,
Trnata-s
w II Walker, Inas"c IIa,',
I y tnulh,l r. T.. lay.nrh
'hae A Flaeh tnrr- VI l'u,h,
t1.eihrne llaur w u rhill,e.
.'uanll, Il W,llirnna, Thompson Bind,
I Nntru Dnt,rI y Ay",y,
Iuhn A l'ongheriY, Samuel NJ lin,l,
WILLIAM +. rlk T. r,rsl
atrn,p Hnr,rrra, 81
lfninn Rouge .inn'y ~, I15G, II
THE m u At.
ll1fh, INSURANCE, COMPANY,
az 1rw ,unh
Nrt ~ uuuinfed taM Inui,
N,Dts, ,1T5,
Al il'" ,t"iis 1tenI"l n,u"ug W." lnan'cd
FIRED r WlN#TON, T,rsf
inAAt AHBDIT. Hov
tHAA t!IlL. hsf,m,v
Ilg-tr"p"r A f'"t, duly ,o'bo,'1ed
Agent hf Baton H"nf", ~ ~
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Ns,tSs,1..

I'lll, ~nl,rti,Ie, respectfully ,ri,ua lra
l thnhlr ,o he lt,rn,l4 Az, .p,alut,,e,a :, lln
lnv,' during tho lhal Y"nt l.ho,ally given
hlti ih"', patronage, niI talt"R ihia n"lh
rA nt 'nln,in,ng iltt',n nnd the rnltl,c ~
la,g., that l,t. l,aa ,"w - hntd ln,p. lat
1T arnnonnI lumber nnd rvoi yihin9 ic,i,,a
lian II All w",ls IN Tho nhap" "i lln'taa
I'n,llipgr. HEinir, tnel nnd l'no,e fitting
up nl N'"f"s l'n' ."o'n" ~ bret, most
urahlr and ~"'hnian,ha e,c AIlutI"rs
lci al - q l"n'nn's llnIvn,r 'in,r iha
reai uncr, ., ~ nv ahnr ~ E,i'l, a',"rt
adjoining m i'".a, aud Il, I'pnIa ,nlerr,
will ncot with ,,ri,rl attention
,etpl q t. EEE&
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NEW ls<DSpusN.

1raT HtfrIVfb pes H'enHslls T. tinhawhn. ft,'"
y 'tr+7 Tn.t t.thntiftl white auh 'oia'nei l'fil
iinusine- risiu n'I Iihid Ui'n int'hrts. hnin
suate s4i-- stt,ers t"i,',titdteh Hw'rs n'ii tar
t,,,rt in,ar tiai,i t,lh,t mud tri,trd i.ntngus,
~ lilies AMI Misses white fHtt,ii ffhat Nitrt mud
N,lnred Hit ll,ves. fist sftis, nlsnl ""'i White
t'.n1,e tuin,s nua pier4es, Fir"tsj nhi tlaih
pilt Fnthsalr, H,nes. limit flrtf and fnslsd
t'tit,s ~ rnr t"ty t'tFAF ~ tlr
Tui,Att,ttrs thrtr 'Asn Ht"ar.
Arti y. tafny ye''n pt'erf
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4 s,sOssg iI.r Late Arrivals
uF Husv uut,i,t Ar TttE

UF ITW tWItIUH AT TUE
s'hit"Lti ti,,hia ti.tnp tass, st"st,
WILL be found beautiful uaw u yle
w rbtis tiattee- Ft,nnsti t.ttts +t. aiiestt
iaYrr ssef ,t,st,t uf Ha ~, D.rrst Thfn cloths
nri iiapli,,s, 4e,y rnte,int quality ~ Nents Tin.
ia rti. itHtit rt.liiefr sfrw t,ia,es ~ stp.t
white t,.en dtii E.t ~aIt At tltn
tt,, tts, tHtt tnt.t t'ssn Hthrt.
t,,h,rt n IhtaTefH Fffhst
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THE DAILY COMET.
rubl,shsd Daily iMondays Exceptsd }
80 s-@Es
ii. 4. PIX o., Cdtt0v A. psOpsbes"s-
Offica on hi,d Street.

Officn nn hi,l Street.
~ 'sesssas. THr snhshf't'ah " NJ ssd ut thr
tata ~ II, ", per nntnta, payable IN nlynhrn, ~
~ ~ ~ tte tit ti,it, ~ 81. nsnths fhs Wsht
" Is published nj ~ h" rnt hnh"m, irFn'lnhY ~
HiyaHeS Hoh viii hs tune'''diy delivered Win
IN Me ',toils ~ The Ai'y ny iht enttiet,
fH AAsStsSstNu. bsr f,nftat per s'i"h'r
fnt The hssi ihsfttipt, nnd hnif thhs amount bt
sytt subsequent 'ussstist thH tines ~ lsss, eh''
a.i'u's n square.
yrHsit Adv"tts~tUk. Messhh"'s. T'n
Ietr anh others viii he contracted Win "h the
must tsardt,atis terms -
gW .gnb- Svnth. 4-Uta fnttil''hs ~ fp'ns
tpL Wn.t With nen,hars ana htspateh. N all W
seiirr ~ cni.,ts, rannat be SURPASSED ~ nny ~
tattisi,stiani IL ttts ttty sHHh hs
Lswynrs' Erters. Hst, JMsrfs t"strss MT
itrsna tn' ~ iAhi-'s fstsissssrs sastTs's
T,ir ris-- .Upe'iasts' LssHts--tAehs- NfsfrtTss
r,t v,a.ts-a U4hbe Fa, further particulars, ~
invite yon II rail snh sae St,r stsrn,ehs.
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no usunsstrun.

A tIlN's t'ntn anI C,'ih tuli,rnin,
~ THE truly upenl np,tenl'msl i,lrruY
ne,ii has bern llIy i"a'"a Nv highly rra.
l,orahle and practical plau'r' u ltoaIfcilnl
t,,nl Nv tint ~ iIa nee. II, M" nl'ipnit,,i
nl tuln. tnur oi t,ti"n ihr,r ,s = eap,na
81 II IenA ",te bind the labor io s1nn and
hn,Hr ets,t the e"tun"u plnH li~a new
inventions lalrfi"tl Nnlrh 90, i4iL
Ia,ie,a tntuNilrt' t"ttll nnd rsa'n',ie II
A anpIly - hFnl nna 'r' va'" hy
~ T. IuNN ARD
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E.e'ytttv r1o'got'tvt!a

1tHI Haaeiyed ffntn He1 YHtt huhsiphs. T~trt
y riet rrn'ts WHITE hnd fbltnTb HAIfIH1
shihi, win ,e raii ~ vEHY Tow rHiHFa ~ TIE
Tuit.i,tirnit ntsf itan f'"hr,
Apl N i.Bfnyhtih street
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21
cart and Wagon 1Jnrncss.

A FULL AaSDHSMENT M Collars,
~ IIs,ncs, Blind hrihlcr, Cart breerhlng,
+. n,i snddles, Wapgon harness, Trace rhhna
ne which We offer NJ rnoderafe prizes.
apltlvI I.AKCjlEK II LhNDUE.
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Ntm Vbfap Store.
--7s2s-=-
Beautiful spring <aOOsls.

1tar RECEIVED prt Steamship Hnhswi,a, t,"n'
j it .v yott nni ,iteei.d tbs a,nt,ihf, n eHtiAa
relr.,Esn IT !nairs f,,raa unshs Fimnnsd l3a'
esr i,r',es, tihally. rtnih nnh i!innt iht"eas.
tit,t,nrt-, Lnrrs, vh4v fi'e t!nel hItntnt s"pH'
i,e"ar'he, English mud trench Prints, Gfillianter,
ta,.ied In wn-. tn,i- sy,rtes, ns~ A'tiefa fpf
iaIies hterss- dfhnadihes Ae, ~ si,e
PHILADELPHIA NltEAt tAhl ffunG.
satya Ihlhfr7tt rtttht
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21
steam Packing

TTITN Pefrhn Etnnnu I'ncEinY
~ Fentn,ty ana Got'oh pnektnst Hssket tn
s.et h,,d Nayy unku'n Ueatn lihs, Furnished h'd
i'elisi,ti tiehm fi"ra "hd a"hRs COCKS H'"Fs
Gs,,itlitg nnh Gnunseiinp Cneks, fns iron NJ e"I
pr pipes alwnys on hnni nj
Inn nv LAnHEfFH 4 LASf''E,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21
NEW iHHirAi DREAg @OOi,H
nr rur PHILADELPHIA curAr sront

NJ I'VE FVVTNDEVVTVN CVEFV HTVWF :,
UNl received by staa'ne, Grennt'n MI
y oie, resentment 81 HE nbngceroda ron.
t,riine nf h'tiprd Hlnek Cln|l"y, olnih
plaid " ai',,"'i black b"rreges, PLAIN II f'g-
u,e,' fanny r"rd il,alleys in d'"aA PATTERNS,
plain H. ltomced l!nt'egnn, D,gnn'l'ea ,'ne"~
neia nnl swiss N,aIt, 4 Ieo, - Lcau',ful
ns4o tnsent of trimmings ,ibboDa, fr all th
which are bought nj nntiion nn'' w'll bt
sold 81 vsiy low p,,ces 'nny G.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21
proftssianal Notices.


esrsssrssouN~t t'Nsst.
hN DUCNElN, ot tho Medical F"rnl'y y
~ M Montwlliet lFtantel having ~
recently established hiu,s'li IL this CITY
"na,. his p,ota ssional services III the D"''l'r
Il r-lte viii 1T all times ha found at N,
rr,o,a residence, (near ln,lga l,nt -
unless professionally engaged o''21.f
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21
NovAlC TCncoAlmg.

T>nE 'nhsr',her, well ky"wn
i to tho citizen. of Naton TT
Rouge, from long residence. offer. his rt,-
te.s,onal serv'res 10 tho public, a. ,enrhe,
nl the r.ANn Foure, thr v,o,lS. aud Con.
Nsr~A.r,sroS. tle will also furnish n,n-,,,
Tor Private Parties, so,,ee, nc Le'le,a
addressed 70 him through tho post Office,
vii, ~ promptly answered, and otde,a Iett
Al the Comet Office, Will meet immediate
attention. loct,a| II W. JOLLY
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21
GO kDO ~ q % q.

A FEW doz. best English, Atnb Twist
~ b..lle n,h Single Hnvrst ahnt Nnbs y"
riana t!ame I.hgs, rn.hsf iiofns, Ps'snt WhJhirp,
FoiIed tined and ien'tnf Wire fars. Wah Eh'
,.,-, Dun Tubes, nirl sve,y thing eiss connected
II, ,h,, line nj LhNUHttt 4 tAtDtF,
j,uI1.y COR tnfn ystis and eioviha sts.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21
WHITE ourTous AnD Ltnrua.

Ii'af RECEIVED, t"f ftehmthir fnhn~hn f'"'h
y NsYr Ya,t hi,ti.ns, n Ghe 'rt ~ ,t'ihs "hts
tons ani tintr Hf'' t',rs,s, f4f sal. yety ip~ NJ
ite rhit Aitftuia titHAt 4 .sn atssf,
Nh ~ lhfn yetfn Fi,reN
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21
Gbtess 'D'rissssts issgai

\AfIIL hr opened this morning n
w 1,enntif.it rr-t'tttt,t' ~ lnt;cs III tcrr t,ln
,ft;,trs IT ite inses tnt's VII pHsit ana H'itrt
lii,ltt,,- ~ tfo iu,t .upiruts Nnttt iA"n at"rr,
,r,tts " i4afuy.tta Rtfadt.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21
TO black smiths. Carpenter
nnO CONOf.rA.

A NvILS, VICES, BELLOWS Storf
n and D,en, Plates, Wedges, T"nga Files
ol all aizca an, description, sl.o full aH-
sortmcu' Of tarpr"tcts' and c""prrs 'o"e
iauisdyI LAKGGIEK II LhNObE.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21
CARPET IL IsUt!H.

fg,liT, anbart,he, hna lnai te,'nived from
NV ,",h, i hug a7ao,lmen' Il IN
g,n,l. The" Fly, nntt I''na7nla ta,pata, all
ol uh,ci VIII H. aod ~ low r,,,c4.
Hopt pl w II PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21
PIANOS.
T.. he ROSAS IACERnA.

Ea7DN NOT0E, IA.,
1NFORME.S the Public in general that
l hr il now prepared 10 repair IN ths h'et
manner. the OLDEST and MOST nf,-
FECrlVE PIANOS. At vtuy MonsnArn
races. and every kind Of Musical Instr,-
,ncnts Ne will also tune At very reduced
rr,ccs. for his cus,ome,s and tho public III
general.
Orlc,s LETT at thc lewrlry store Of Mr.
Theodore Goldmann will hc promptly at.
tended to.
trblSatf. u, DE ROSAS LACERDA