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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
MEXICAN MrsTANn I.INIMENT.

lts wonderful effects and consequent pop
ularity-pcrhaps no article in tho history of
the MArtHiA MnicA, ever acquired thr same
Patronage, was subjected to the same number
Of soNerc and different tests. aud met with 90
few failures AZ the Mustang Liniment. Il has
justly been styled Panucca for an external
Wounds, Cuts, Swellings. Spruins. Bruises,
OF Eruptions on Man or Beast Il is 90 far a
mcdiene ofsurprising virtue, that Physicians
are compelled to prcscrihc il. and ir0m some
remarkable cures u CHRoSIc AND DmronrrD
RHEunAric CASKS 10 has naturally attracted
much attention from the frst scientific minds
Of the age. No family can afford TO be with.
out q b"ttle OF the Mustang Linimcnt in the
house. bEwARE % ~ rArloNs.
The gcnuine i sod by respectable dealer,
IN al parts Of Tie world,
BARNES 4 PARK.
ap2O.lm Proprietora, New York
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nOOK NOTICEs.

The Atlantic for May has been received
from the publishers. Meosrs. Ticknor 4 Fields
Boston. It affords us pleasure to oreeommend
this best Of American Moalhliss 70 our read.
ers. The leading articles are "Instihet, p
"The Maroons Of surinam," ''Urania. "Ro,
bA ii Roma. General Miranda's Expedi.
ton. ""The Professors Story" and Nathan
lei Hawthorne" Price s. year or 81 Win
the TRnUas,
BlackwOOd for April his been received
from the American publishers, L. scOit d Co,
New York This staid. dighiatd and able
exponent Of En dish litemture. now in its
50th volume. loses none Of is richness by
ago. It should be read BY all. Prizes 50 a
year for Blaekwood or any one Of tho Re-
views. IS for any wo. Or BlaeksOod and the
four Reviews for $40.
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The Female Organization i often as
lrail as that Of a tender Tower. Many Of the
sex enter into marriage relations without 30
iug a0le 10 undergo the labors aud trials Of
maternity. In this country tiionsands Of
young aud beautiful women. are saeri fctd
every year from thls cause alone. HOstetier's
Celebrated Stoma,ai Bitlers will save many
Of this class from an undmolv grave. This
medicine has bern used with great benefit By
immense Plumbers Of people throughout the
republic, aed The nroprietora hare received
greatiulc go Htacndations from al aectiOns Of
the esuntry The hitters viii Be found 70 be-
very pleasant 20 the tnalo ,.even 10 a beverage,
and prompt and poN erlal Ia its effect a. a
medicine Il hiusea new rltnlity into the
frame and strengthens the whole system, 90
that wo1en who az a are enabled tc 20
through with labors hieh would. wilhout it,
be oertain 10 prostrate them.
Sold BY dru gists and dealers generally
everywhere.
az See advertisement in another column.
Api3 In
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nIroETAsr 70 Tr1ALra.
Do. Cheeaemanse PiIIs.


Prepared ~ Cornelius Z. Cheesemsn, N. D.
New York CITY.
To combination q inffsdisht IN he Pin, 81. IN.
sssrIt q long and extensive pfasdes Ihsy s.s MIA
10 thsr opsSatsn, and ssHaia In correcting an lsses
laruea, Panfu Msnsiruutions, removing an oh.t,s,s
iioqss oihei nom cold oI ofhaIaiss hsadsohs uais
tnfhe side, palptaton n tha heart hitos - nsftsns
a,etons hy.ieFel, aigua. paiu ~ sho haeh and imbs
sie isulbed flssP, abioh aIisss an iutsHupnon ef
10 Married Ladies.
Dr. Chesssmah's Pin, aio lsfalanlis sthsy wlllbsnr
On the roulhly period piA fafuiasty. Ladia. w
have heen dislppoiuiqd a - 1ts ~ oiher PILLS ~
place ne emoit eopadsuce ~ 20. Chsessman'l PIN.
doiqg an ihat ihey irIoeteutto a..
Nofice.
There q one sfndaoa ofihe female - ten n whloh
the Pills caa1ot be iaken uithnul Iaokuciug neon
liauftnt huah a Az irofiiaiia ~ sd.
ioinc q fesofs til saEuAl ianeiions 10
tDn hai fhe ferrodrctqo poueT ofaatnfs csnnsi
Fedtiit. ANeuanied puaoly aeas t.e and lloo lfoui
aAyihing hiuhous. EIpuon aifeotons. uhich ,hoaiA
aoeompaay eaohhor. ffics 81. aontby nail
"a eaciaiipg VI = tha hsnaral Agent
tg-ssldAy ens drussis, is sysp ,osu 10 he Bnlis'
General Agent lofths Uhlisd states.
las Dhamh n.lf. ,New.YoIt,
70 whom ~ Wholesale oilisIl should be lddfcf,ed
eoidby T. Wooslsh Tina o. ntepll
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]
Mysterious Disappearance.-. On Tues
day merhipg, April l7th, Samuel wenner.
who lives on tho road leading from Adrian
to spingviIie. ii this county, left home on
horseback with the intention, as he stated Of
going to Mt. BLANCHARD, or near there, for
the purpose Of purchasing farm. telKns his
wife that he would return on Thursday He
went to Carey and drew between 500 and
ssOo' which he bad deposited there and with
"h'en he ip'endod % make the arst payment
on bis land. His horse becoming lame. h
len It At Carey and proseeded South on the
railroad track. on foot Since that time Le
has not been heard o. His family boeomino
alarmed messenger was sent 10 the place
where no expected 70 60. but found no ,idipn
Of him. Quite number Of his neiohbor.
were out searching for him on las. Tueodav.
ths 2i,h. bot vith0gt success. strong sus.
piciong are entertained that he has been foul.
ly dealt with There Is another pbase Of the
story however. which We forbear publishing
until further developments are made.
Wenner is an honest. industrious. civil
goung man Of respeetable family. aud no
motive can be asslgl.sd-Gsr his abseonding-
His family consists ofa wiia and two children.
The feelings Of bis wife. esused byhis singu-
Jar di,aPPeagance, may be imagined but not
- kcrther adyiees state that Wenner
has pr,Asbly slspsd with his wife's sister.
who had been living with him aud who iei.
lhe day before he did. They ners seen on
the l7th, at Clyde. aud sosk The wes,srn train
ioT ruTts unknown.
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Wheat PrOspect.--A glance at the whea,
held' Of this county sntisies us that thev
promise an abundant crop. In low, wet
ground it has suffered considerably and ma.
ny spots are almost bare, but fields that are
drained and put in with drills look we'll.
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smith, Barnes & Co., advertise Seed
Drills and Sugar Mills in to.day's paper
Their work is acknowledged to be superior
to that ofsny other establishment IN the coun.
Iry. They are alreacY receiving orders from
California and other antpoints. Farmers
VIII mud 1t to their interest 10 call at their
establishment before making their purchases.
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The Engine House to be Removed .--
The Commissioners. last week, after hearing
the arguuen; 10 the case by Mr.. Watson, on
the part Of the city, aud Ne. Steiner, on the
part Of the complainant and receiving re
monstranee, signed by about $50 Of our prom.
inent citizens, decided that the order ma de
at their last session. requiring the City to re
move the Engine House from the public
square by the first Of ] une. should stand on
ihe journal as first made. The removal OF
tho Engine House. at this time, viii be a
source of great expense and Inconvenience to
the Clay aud particularly 10 the Fire comp,
niesi that make that e,eiF ad quarters. We
understand th City intends TO contest the
legality Of the decision.
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~ The Upper sahdusky FioSEsa ssys
that = little Eirl, agcd about three years,
daughter Of q German nanied Hare Of that
place, was horribly and Gtally burned on
Friday week While her mother vaa a. a
neighbor's house, her clothes caught flum
somo burning cornstalks IN the garden and,
beiure assistanee could Be rendered, the little
victim was envelcped in hamct aud her aesh
completely charred She fingered until "
o'clock that night and then died
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blanks : HANKS !

An kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fne paper, Kept con.
stantly on hand and for sale cheap az the Tai.
susE OFuoE; such as
Deeds, Summons.
mortgages Subpocnas,
Attachments. Vendis.
Executions, Constable Sales.
Rlnnk Nutea, &cs, sc.
drJusticea and Notarica supplied on reas.
enable irgms. IN
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Miss. Francis +. Watkins, a colored
sdy' lcetured on the subject Of Slavery, at
LOcsser'' Hall on Tuesday evening. She isa
iuent, logical speaker and a woman Of more
han ordinary mind.
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Adrian'--wO paid visit to this pleasant
little country town on Tuesday and found
everything ia prosperous condition. Our
clever friend, D. NJ. Arndt, is receiving a
hne stock Of goods and is doing large busi.
ness in the grain and produce line. There
is large steam Touring mill in the place,
owned by Mr.. A. Crooks aud doing an exten.
siVe business. Frederick's steam saw mill
aSd Hshn's tAnnery are also highly oredita-
PIE 70 die place.
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Prof Kidd will give one ofhis highly en-.
tertSihihg lectures at LOesser's Hall, on this
Friday evening, the 9Th. See card He is
now engaged in l. sirueting classes il the ar,
Of Eloenlion.
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A Severe Storm passed over this place on
saturday Rain fell in torrents, completely
ieeachihg everything. and some places we
hear Of hail doing considerable damage.
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Timn Prices CurrenI.

[Coueoted weekly by Sh iver dealer in Dry Goods,
Groceries, CHrpetngs, Boots and shoes, and Ready.
Made Clothing. And purchaser Of every de seTip
or Grain and Produce f"v Cash.
WHEAr--i.iS1D -
CokN--(shelledI aUu.
do lEarl 36c.
RYE-O09SO.
DARLEY--O0a60.
OArs-33o
PorATOEs-.O2O
FLAX ssEB-e eOO,0Rl 90.
hUrrER--l2gltc
IARD-Se
TALLow--lOc.
sAoEED liAAE-foc.
DO sIpks AsB snoULDERS- 1909.
PIoRLGD PORE--g0gc
CLovEV SKED-o4 ,OOQn42e.
bEEswAX--2iNp25o,
fE fE.rHERs--iO9OOe.
RAos--2e.
GREEN ilIDEs--So Cox.
DRt do iOc.
Esas--eo. dozen.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27

Hoi for CaiifOrniai--some fifteen or
twenty ofthe Tiffin and Seneca county b'hoyo
started for 'he Golden State on Monday
They 60 the overland route. Success 10 Them
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WW
will be made for Cash.
The paes, occupied BY iOlinsr Of the type eompo,lns
the body OF the advsrti,saent, will be considered
square
An transient advertisements together with Admins
ttaon, Attachment Road ani Ditch Notices, must be
paid iorH advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite time will
be charged for until or,lsred out
When yearly advertisements are inssrsd, one Or
changes will be allowed,
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SPECIAL NOTIOES.


tB-That theTHIBUNE has the lare-
est circulRtion, aud Is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
COuntY.-E1
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Job Printing.

Wehave ell thE facilities " the larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing.
In the highest style Of the Art, aud on very
reasonable terms Give no a call
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27

Our clever young friend, ]. F. Mar.
quardt, has removed his Drug Store 10
spayth'S Block, Main street. He keeps ev.
erything in the Dug, Medicine and Notion
line Give himne,ll
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Buildings Going up.--Rev R. r iiig
bee is building nea, and substantial, two
story brick residence. on College Hin,
Judgo Sensy has commenced the founda.
ton Of enc brick residence. on the bcauti.
ful and elevated site. pnrehssed by him, east
Of Rock Greek.
+ x. shavhan has nearly completed a
handsome, two-slory, brick residence, on
Fnnkliu street near The line of nopowell
township
We ustieo The foundation Of a new build
ing on franklin street, near Boyers tavern.
Mr. A. q. sucath has purchased the late
residence Of Dr. Gibson. to which he is add.
ing some valuable improvements.
Cunningham new mill has progressed as
high as the fret story.
Court will convene on Monday week Nav
7ih. The following is list Of the iurymen,
GRANB JunY.
Charles Albright, Of Adams; John Cham.
berlsin, Bloom; Thomas f.lovd. Clinton
Thomas Swander, Clinton; Geo. Snvdor'
Olntoni Josiah Brown, Eden; Sharon Wat.
son, hopewcll; Joha Jones. jackson. Bcni
lehman, Jr., Liberty; Myron Ncwcum6.
Lib0rty; John Friteher, Loudon; Noah Ian.
ham, Reed james Coblits. Reed: Iohpsen
Ohi'tenden, scipio; Laehariah BoE, Venice
PErtr JuRY.
David Burns, Big Spring, Martin sbnffncr.
Bloom; John S0uders Clinton. Rudolnb X.
gy, Clinton John r. Faiber. Liberty, / n
isenhar', Liberty; Thos. Williams, Reed. A
,niarp'ter' scipio; Eph Klon, Soipio, Jacob
maosec, Sencea; Joseph Splitter, Seneca; Jcase
Rupert Thompson.
Doings Of the County Commissiop-
era.--The Commissioners were in session
last week sud transacted, among other bu,i.
meas. the following.
The contract for roIayiue the uavement and
curb around the Court House was awarded
70 Jao, Emiok. The contract for plastcrine
the Jail was awarded to CT Taylor aud that
for relaying the aoor to John Baughet.
Jonas Foster, Assessor Of jackson township
In 1853, was aned s., for negleoting to return
the number Of white males.
Jas, T. Tory was allowed s45. for raising
The St. John Bridge over the sandusRy, ae.
cording TO contract.
The Auditor was authorized to draw up
sontraet with Messrs Smith & Wagner, for
building abuments Of bridge across Wolf
,rcek 10 Pleasant Up
The Board visited bridges on Honey creek,
10 Eden aud Bloom 'Owbs ips and found that
hey needed repairs
The Foxtown bridge in Pleasant township |
was visited and found to be ina dangerous |
The Board adjourned to meet again on
Tuesday, May let
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JOSEPH swigart Of Eden township il
agent in this county. for the sale Of Manny's
Combined Reaper and Mower and various 9th.
or agricultural implements. from the manu-.
hetnrins establishment Of Baldwin. Dewitt
d Co., Cleveland. Advertisement next weak
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Rates Of. Advertising.

Agreed upon BY the propristoFi Of The Tifn Trlant
and Seneca Advertiser, May 10Th, 1854 to be strictly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-27
CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE

Now is the time TO Subscribe.
We willsond the TRBuNE TO any address,.
durngt the Presidential campaign. for1s cts.
Let club be got up in every neighborhood.
Read The new advertisements ofGia Book
Store. Piano for Sale, House and Lot for sals
&c.
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Peruvian Syrup Is a solution Of PiotoSidc
Of Iron, new discovery In medicine aud
strikes al the root OF disease by producing
healthy blood, the source Of all vitality IN the
human organism. For Sale BY 1, l.. SLJohn
& Co, THU. ap90.2W
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CimeInnnti nInrI.ot.
Timn WrtaiI WorI,ef.


Corrected weekly, by II, A, BUsKiRR 4 Bro
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Grocefiss and pro,
duee OF allkindS, sm whan's nlock Timiu OIL
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THfia aerrkIp Ttibnut,
Local and Miscellaneous.

Snndusky, Dayton a Cincinnati n. n.
Passenger Trains on this road new leave
this Station as follows:
Going South. Going North
Mall, 81. .9d5 Az Mail, ,.A 80. .2st2 y
Night Exp. .9;50FN Night Exp. 100 4 n
r. Clyde Station.
Trains on the Cleveland and Tolcdo Road
pass Clyde Station as follows; Going Fast,
6'06a m, 1908 p, M, and 6.2t y. m
Going West, Ssh a m, 5;4s p. m. and s.Si
p. m.
Forest Station.
Trains on the Pittsburg, Fl. Wavne and
Chicago Road pass Forest as follows: Going
East, ,4;4s a. m, and 4;lap. m. Going Weat,
1888 a. m, and 1880 p. m.
~ Republic snd Tim traia ariyss In riFn a. H.
A. N. Departs At 40, P. VI.
~ uaett leave rlmu daily for RcpubHe and t,i
weeklv Tor fostoria and Vppef sandusdy.
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rrevenllye and Cure for nolI..

BOSTON, June -, lcoa,
Aller suhoFing from Boits, some sixty in
number, for whole year. End myself en-.
tirely relieved by the use Of one bottle oi Pc.
RUNlAN SYRUP. / am fully convinced "
its power 70 remove from the system any i'm.
purity, leaving the patient free from the RAD
EFFHcfs 50 frequently realiEcd.
~ n npATn
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Friday, April "a, 1850.

~ uaekf leave TlHu daily Tor RcnnbHe and III
weeklv Tor Fostofia and Vppef sandusdy.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

Useful in Every Family.
SPALDiNG's Prepared Glue, GrasselIi,s gI.s.
~ Cement, kobinson's Silver soap-for sale NJ
Augzz'2w PIPER 4 BRADFORD,s.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

fntNcu Mons or MssiNa Corvpr.-In
the htst place, " IL scofched In a hollow
cylinder. which is kept constantly fevolv
,nE over slow fire, aud not grain Of IL
is allowed TO burn. secondly II IL ground
very fine. and, thirdly, when IL Ia To- he
used portion Of this Ia placed In Hnely
perforated pan cup, which exactly fta into
the top Of the boiler, coffee pot, or any
vessel you wish 60 use Boiling hot water
Ia then poured on, and II pefcolates grad
ually through, carrying With Il all t6s ga
sential principles " the coffee. AZ soon
an rercolation ia completed, tho pan IL 10
moved containing AL tho grounds. aud
then boiling hot milk Ia added TO the in
fusion. and your coffee IL made. II IL
brought on the table IN howla, with q
Knife aud Hpoon, and little willow basket
OF bread, The servant then places by your
plate tea dish, on which are two or three
lumps " white sugar, always ofa certain
eise, aud you aveeteu 90 your liking. In
no instance Ia your coffee boiled, and this
- one reason why the cafe 40 lat aud cqf,
,'"'r are 40 much admired by all who take
them,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

HsAuriruL EsrRAor To the major
ity of men we are satisfied the coil IL
nothing but dirt. but 10 the chemist VIII.
knows Ito origin, its history its nature aud
Ito capabilities, " IL n wonderful mixture
oi those beautiful elements which IN their
ever varying forms become the ambient
air. the liquid ocean, the precious opal,
The amethyst, the jasper, aud the slill more
precious diamond ~ the delicate blue
belle aud the violet, the amarrnth, the
lilly aud the rose bud, the spite or blue
grass aud tho cedsr Of Lebanon. ~ again
the ruby lip, the matchless orb Of the love
w eye. the nobly FACILITATING heart and
yet more, wonderful brain These are the
iewe,s of which the soil Ia composed, and
ont of which the husbandman 40 unhsed-
ihgly strive TO force the food bis hunger
oraVea.
llenceforth, a. he turns the f,irrow on
hia field let the sleep Of his thought be
broken Ivy the reflection. this earth, thna
stirred by my pillow share, IL doubtless
composed In part Of the aches Of ancestral
heroes whose deeds are the history OF the
past, aud Whose mortal romains are the |
plastic material out Of which We are build |
The bodies Of the men Of to-day PraC. |
Hotf,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

CONFERENCE OF AMERICAN Dirro.
MATS AT HAMBURG. We learn from
the German exchanges that during
tho third week In August a confer.
enco Of the American minister's TO
the courts of Berlin, Copenhagen
aud ST. Petersburg Mcssrs Wright.
Buchanan and Appleton-was held
in the city Of Hamburg, in obedi.
cncc 10 instructions from tho Ad.
mlnistration, at Washington. The
subject of the conference is said 20
have been policy TO be adopted
by the United States in the present
political position in Europe. and
especially with reference TO the
question of protecting naturalized
American citizens of German birth
As no reporter was present. the
proceedings have not transpired.
Mr.. Appleton was on his way TO
St Petersburg, via Lubec. TO re-.
llevc his predecessor, Mr.. Pickens.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

LIVELY GAMING ArrAlR.-On Sat.
urday, in the clerks Office of lie.
corder Blache's Court, LAWYER
abused and grossly insultcd one of
the polite and gentlemanly Aida.
Wit clerks who hold forth there.
The latter at once went in lemons"
with his cane, caned the lawyer
out OF the office, down stairs, and
along the street, until others put q
stop to it in charity to the sufferer.
We won't say what the insult was:
but 1t was outrageous, and the in.
sulting limb of the law deserved
every lick he got. He afterward
returned to the court to make an
affidavit against the clerk. The Re.
corder will look into tho matter
soon. Crescent lst inst.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

lsf Among humorous aud eccentric
preachers, Father Andre holds distln-
ru'shed rank. Preaching In a monasterv
which had recently beed s,,uck by lirht.
ming, Father Andre espatiated upon tho
goodness Of God, who, took "a no would
SHOW special care Of his children, "For"
said he. among other evidenced, oonsiJer
what has happened 20 this holy houae, In
which ! am preaching. The lightning
struck tho library aud consumed IL, hui
injured not n single monk. II. howey.r.
II had unfortunately. fallen upon tho al
ming room or huttery, how many would
have been killed how many tears shed
what desolation would have enaued y,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
ron SALE.


A NEGRO WOMAN. q good Cook. wash p
"A ~ aud ifonet. aged about al yss,s I'm
me ah"ve woman can DO purchased on A
reasonable terms, " application IL n,s,la s,.,,,
ssid slave u offered for no bad fault hut h, ,.isa
monsy' said slave viii he offered al ppbtie sale
W the city 81 Ration Rouge on
THE ~ DAY on NOVEMBER
nest, ats o'clock =. NJ, Of saiddsy, should sbs
n"' We previously cold 81 private sale Tor fn,tba,
particulars Apply 10 the undersigned
'"N w. v nAhlN' Sheriff
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

Er Or. Johnson, in his Diction.
ary, defines a garret as "a room on
the highest floor of Tie house." aud
, oook-lctt as "the room over the
garrett
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
CLOAKs A. sIIAwIs.

AIDES wanting Cloaks and Rbswls.
wlll do well ~ call aud examine tho
splendid assortment Of these goods which
! have just received. wv"
LRENCll Metinoes, Delaines, Cash
u metes. Alpaocas. &o.. DO. I have ins,
received line stock Of those goods.
RLACk silks, plain and figured Dress
- silks, Poplins. Fonlstd Silks, DO.
hsVe mautiiul stock Of those goods.
1--WE above goods are Of tho latest stvlas
y and will bs sold cheap.
TllOB. II. DcDNOR,
HeptBS Cor. Third aud Laurel street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

Rrs.Hisa To Nienr.-it Ia announced
in the i"'is Giant. Of yesterday, that ~
Gcv. Il. q. wiehlifre will adJressthe people
rom the stand on North Boulevard street
,o-nlzbt. Irrespective Of party, all hands
are invited.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
EmD,o'a.s,.. s.a whit. Goods.

@"b'"'d.s'.s s.a whit. ssy.a..
~ THnsH GOODS. have . sp,sssia ...c,,
KID GLOVES
ren,y do,.n nrst quality Ma Gloves. Of s,.,y
IsbbNOlENNrs 4 ENGLISH ruprAp t.or
HOSIERY u0sirnYii
e'V "osen ladies' Hosiery, Iust ,ses,vsa
OAbbiOOsi CAbiioos
have large aud cheap sto.b ofsv.,, a.,.,i,.
wv" sno quality ~ Uslicos. Z wish The isa,ss
.",u 'o"s az theit style aud quality and maui,
p',ses' IliOs. y. UODNoR,
-'p'' Nrtnsf Third aud Laurel "a,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04

RrruRNtp. We notics the return Of
our fellow citizen, John Duhler Eco, a..
,e' an absence ofsevetal months, with HE
friends IN the North.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
NOTICE.
:" we Ladies' 90 u. He.g. .nd Vicinity

| NAVE nov In s,ra s,s ...,,,,,.,, ~, 90.
svnabie Dress Goods ~ every daae,ipilop. 4
"een " unnecessary TN this nniiesl 10 ,,shs ,,,,s
ps'uo"i" mention ~ "ne kind ~ goods tbs,
49, ~, nope ls sufficient 10 ssy that my
"""' tbs youngest 10 the oldat.
-, THOMAS ~ oODNop,
s"P''' bstner ~ Tbifd and Lan,sl sts
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-04
SERVANT WANTED.

n houHE Retvsnt wanted. A good
cook, washer and ifoner. can nnJ
employment on application NJ this ofIlaa
Aept2b iwd V'"Ve'