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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-09
g1em advertisements.

w ANTED-A situation by Young
man who has had three years experience in a
laGe retail store Can bring the best of recommends
u9ns' Would like place in store or office. Please
address HENRY w. BRAGG, Royalston, Mass.
ap9 div
SITUATION WANTED-By a young
~ man who has had experience, and can give eoo1t
eonmendatons-to live with private family, or to s-
Tor some tarner or to do any useful and honorable work
Apply at No Bridge street d4tF apo
NO LET-A desirable lower tenement
on the corner OF Elm and Fruit street. Application
ap9 DIFF AIEX MARSH.
DOCKET BOOK LOST Somewhere
- on Main street, Saturday afternoon, with sum
OF money and receipt for S32lS therein. Whoever viii
return the same to the Spy office, will be literally re-
warded J. ii. CHICKERING.
Grafton, April 9, 1860 dlw# apo
VIOLIN MUSIC-A NEW COLLEC-
TIoN.-ONE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL MELo
DIES for the Violin, selected from all the best Operas.
Price, SO cents. Sent by mail receipt of the price.
Published by OLIVER DlTSoN Il CO, 277 Washington
Street, Boston. dit ap9
TO PAINTERS, HOUSE BUILDERS,
- CONSUMERS OF
IMAM ANN NnT nnC
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-09

Mars. >. Goodwin, experienced ana success
lu Midwife holds herself in readiness day and night to
ATTEND 70 the duties her profession Residence, Is
AUSTIN street. dit o24
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24

Of the Great Salt Lake Capt. pefry's
Jspsn Collections, &c., &c. This
museum is stated TO be now superior
TO auy other in the country as q gen
eral collection, though In the special.
,ise Of exotic birds, shell, fossils, bnd
minerals, il is said 70 be surpassed by
the Philadelphia Academy Of Nstut.
al Sciences. We are glad 10 see that
the Secretary who has charge Of this
department, looks forward TO the OBJ.
jec. Of shaving = public Museum,
illustrated as fully as possible the
natural history Of the world, and tax u,
ing rank with those Of London, Paris,
Berlin and Vienna. - Washington
Star.
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nllIp C5UCttr anO GOmrt.
BAToN HouaE,
TuFsUATa;;'a;Hii;iiii.ajULY "a, 1890.

Orr ron rus NoprH.-On Sun
day last. our fellow-eilissos Frank
iIuguet Esq Col. +. V. Durable,
and w 4 Pike Bsd, went below TO
take tho railroad route 10 New York.
The last named gentlemen, sre on y
mission fur the Crosse Tele railroad
company, and will purchase iron
enough. 10 take the road TO the At
ehafslvs. We have the best sssur-
snces that the Clinton aud Port lIud-
son Railroad company. will, in the
reconstruction Of their road. make the
river terminus in this city.
I, is not an unsafe prediction. for
such of us as may see the Eve coming
yeats Of time, 10 Say that, then they
will have IT IN their power TO go by
rail from the capital TO the colsmer.
cial metropolis 10 three hours, aud to
any other commercial cpntre Of the
Union, in propptlionate length Of
time, by the same means Of convey.
anee.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24


NEw MErAi.-Mf. Slater. n Ea-
ropean c. enlist. has succeeded in
forming n new artificial metal,
cheaper than pewter and Britannia
metal, and having the superior adj
vantage Of being very ductle and
scarcely affected 1T all by stmos-
pleriO action. II is composed If
sixteen parts of Tin, four II zinc
and four Vf lead, or Of sixteen parts
NJ Tin, three or zinc and three Of
lead. The zinc being melted at es
low a temperature as possible, The
tin is then introduced. and after.
wards the lead. tho mixture being
stirred with stall of green wood.
The entire operation should be con
Quoted as quickly as possible, with.
out exceeding the lowest needfpl
temperature. American enterprise
will doubtless soon bring this new
material into use. If IL be all that
the foreign scientific assert
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24

The SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
The total amount of the bequest, rs
received into the treasury, was s5l5,
169 interest on the same 10 July 1st
1916, devoted to the erection OF the
building, s242, 100. In addition to
these, sl35, 800 Of unexpected income
has been vested in State bonds, 70
that the present income Of the Insti.
tuition is S3S, 325,l4. The principle
expenditures are for salaries, about
80, 900 for publications Of all kinds,
80, 900 for meteorological observa.
ton, SO 500 for lecturers, 81 900 ;
for the library, 50, 500; for the muse
um, 81, 900.
There are some incidental matters
involving expenditure, and about IS,
900 is set apart from the income to
make 4 certain financial change for
the sake Of economy. The collect
ions Of various kinds which had &c.
cumulated at Washington, have now
been concentrated at the Institution.
Congress agreeing to make an sppro.
priation Of 81, 900 annually TO keep
them up. They are such as the FIX.
ploring Expedition, under Captain
Wilkes, in South American and the
South Seas that Of Lieutenant
Herndon's exploration Of the ANA
son I; Capt. Ssansbury's exploration
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24
KNIGHTS or rHE GOLDEN CIRCLE.
Preparations TO Invade Mexico.

wAsHiseror. July 10 Gen Buckley has
published. In one Of the papers Of this city,
~ address. In which he requests the
knights of the Golden Uirele 10 repair 10
the Texas enesmpnent ny the 18th Of
September
Gen. Buckley, in his address, declares
that the object of This organization is for
the purpose Of Ausfieanizing and South
efnisinR Mexico.
The Knights Of the Golden Circle 90 10
Mesico ~ efnigtants. under Mexican sane
ton.
The order NJ the present time Is said TO
consist Of 10000 men.
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monster in human figure.

Is LIGHTNING A MArERiAL Sun
STANCE. The following description
of palpablc, material lightning, said
30 have been seen in Colebrook,
Conn, and authenticated by names
and dates, il communicated 10 the
New Haven Journal and Conrier =
Mrs. Celia White, daughter Of Asa
White. Esq, during the shower,
was sitting in or near an outside
door, and near an open window,
when she saw, apparently, n dis
iinct current Of lightning enter
through the window, and darling
across the room, pass out of an
open window opposite. She inn
mediately qu tied her position, and
on entering the room through which
the current sped, found in two diff
ferent places upon the carpet a
substance burning with a bright
fame, and emitting a strong sui
phurous odor, which, after observing
for time, she extinguished. There
being no FIRE in the house at the
time, the fact seems conclusive that
there were drops of the fluid which
had fallen, or been elected from the
current, in its passage through the
apartment.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24

THR WoHLp. hettes class of
newspapers than such as are spawn
ed upon the country from Northern
part Of the Union, ia certainly
desired aud they can 10 had by n
healthy demand OF the part of the
public. The publiv-at least that
portion Of which we claim to be a
part, begins TO enquire for such pa.
pers aud periodicals ms they are not
afraid 60 take home 10 the family
circle whilst certain well known
prints are properly inlerdicted, As
soon as printers find that IL does
not pay 20 publish obscene and vut-
gar newspapers, we shall see the
end of them.
TIE World, a new paper just
started into existence in New York
promises WELL The best and most
uaescepiioReble paper published In
that city is The Century
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24

Cot. tiuNrER on TuE Srunr. - In
answer TO request made by several
gentlemen, for Col, Hunter, to nd
dress the people of Baton Rouge. the
Col. says in a letter to the Advocate.
| am DESTROYS, il possible. to avoid
entering actively into this canvass for
many reasons, and know that in
every parish in our State there are
good and true men much more able
than myself to defend the cause OF
Truth, Of justice, aud of the Cousti
tuition. now involved in the success OF
our noble candidate, ]. Q. Brevken.
ridge. In consenting, therefore. Ia
accede TO your wishes, SO hatteringly
expressed, do not wish to be under.
stood as indicating any intention Ia
depart from the determination hav,
come 10 in regard to this canvass.
accept your invitation aud name Mon
day next, at Z o'clock, P. NJ, as In,
time which will be most convenient &c
me to address the people a, any plac,
in the city of Baton Rouge you may
designate.
In compliance with the promise
Col. Hunter, addressed the peopl,
last night, in North Boulevard.
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pay- MANY Nalera. liyinu will

Bay- Many Voters, living within
The precincts of The Tenth Ward
and over The classic Amite. in the
Free State. invite the Hon. A. y.
Heron aud j. Duncan Stuart ESQ.
to speak at Greenwell on Wednes.
day the 25th mat. There is 10 be q
free and friendly barbecue NJ that
point, at the time mentioned and
the Breckiniidge democracy will
be represented by the old Wheel
Horse, The grievances Of one side,
and their cause of quarrel In only
interesting, as their premises, and
propositions are all denied by the
other II il from the clash of arms
that victory Is sweetened. The
truth gets n transparency from the
dark background Of error Great
political heroes. warehouses; and
such things, are only made in the
dust of the engagement, and not
from pnuiling the smoke of battle
afarofl. Ia the general perversion
or terms. we must look for the title
of the "old war horse" in the fact
that he has no partiality for meet.
ing others on the stump in the con.
ilict of words. Our old friend I. G.
ia entitled 10 rank as n hero, he.
cause he has conquered himself so
often. Judging from the past, he
is able TO do IL again.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24
Tnr CAsr nr lIrnpr cnrnuAn

Tvs CASE or HEERy COtDNArN.--
After being arrested on Thursday
evening on n charge If fraud, as
we before published, the friends of
Mr.. Goldman went to Recorder
Blacie, aud offered to give any
amount Of bail for him. but he de.
clined releasing him, knowing that
She eop0sgratiVa Of that morning
was being investigated by the
police. They then went to Mayor
Monroe, with copy Of The charge,
upon which the clerk endorsed the
fact Of bail having been refused by
the Recorder. His Honor released
Mr.. Goldman on $1,000 bail, ut
half past ten O'Clock at night
Yesterday morning officer Decopx
made al slIldavitagaiDst Goldman,
charging him with arson, and
warrant was issued for his arrest,
upon which he was taken into Gus.
tody ri balEpast nine o'clock Re
cDtder Blacbe remaDded him To-
prison. without benefit Of bail. to
await examination. In regard TO
our report Of the fire, yesterday, we
have received a letter from ono Of
the eminent mercantile houses IN
New Orleans, aud whose statements
are eplitle ! TO uuhesitatipg belief,
from which we make the following
extract with great pleasure
We we'll know Mr.. Goldman.
having done business with him for
ten years, trusting him as much as
$4,000. In regard to bis giving
check on the bank without having
tho money there, Is an everyday
occurrence with persons who are a
little short, they always making
the check good the day it is dated
but Mr.. Goldman assures us that
he had his bank book balanced TO
show that his check was good 49,
His stock and fixtures were only
insured for $500, which just about
covered. In regard to the sale vf
his other store, IL was made full six
months ago. and for $4,000, he
taking notes for all but $4,000. al
q. ., 10 and ~ months. Tho pay.
mept Of $4,000 was $4,000 cash and
$4,000 in sixty days. This we
know TO be The fact, for we received
teh largest part of the cash our.
selves, and now hold one Of tho
long time notes.
We make these statements to You
without wishing our names 10 be
made public, but do IL in justice to a
man whom we know 10 bs honest
and innocent. We also know that
Mr.. Goldman, had no intention to
leave the city. We held his tbeek
which We took last Tuesday, which
VIVA promptly paid. We have epga.
ged the services Of Hon Rsndell
Hunt for him, and feel satisfied that
he will come out all rigbt.-N q.
lee.
As there is nm impression here,
that the Goldman alluded to, IL one
oftbe brothers, who several years ago
kept a Drug store, in this city at the
corner Of Third and Laurel streets,
we have authority to say, be is not
The young gentlemen who kept the
store here, are the brothers Of our
fellow citizen Theodore Goldmann.--
They are both living in the city, m
engaged in the Drug business, hence
the impression.
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frss.ps,e.Yss.


Eiitgrs A5rocqis w hen the fam ous
painter, Apelles had finished his picture Of
the great Macedonian King, aud every
body admired the work Of bis genius, q
simple sboemsher called the artists stten-
ton to defect about the sandals, which
Apelss Immediately corrected. But
when The shoemaker. ovefsispplng his
sphere, commenced ending other faults
with the picture, the artist indignantly
tsbpked him with, Shoemaker, stick 20
your last"
So do We agree with the Comet, that the
piano IL IN outraged and much abused y
instrument. the more %, "a u - the moe
popular one that we know of; but. when
the Comet continues his remarks TO an
invetefnte warfare against this public fs-
vofite. then We consider it time t. inter
fere We do by no means elain the cham
pionship Of the piano, rs Mr.. Comet would
have u. on the contrary we know we'll Ito
defects: there are many instruments thu,
surpsss u Ear In some points. the ofgar In
volume. the violin IN expression, the fute
IN sweetness. etc. bat rs there has not been
one instrument invented as yet. that pre-
sents such happy combination, like the
piano. II will and must hold the ifsl rank
fof single performer.
What the Comet further remarks about
the hsmmetlnp II gets at concerts, etc,
reminds re Of ah incident eta friend Of
ours, who went from his country residence
20 hear the King Of violinists. Vieustsnps
IN New Orleans. when the artists was
pouring forth his most exquisite strains in
= gpdlike manner. our friend. not able 10
appreciate end understand n. i,t there are
some, " hose taste nit music does no, rsst
beyond the sound Of valve tfuHtet
without valves. o. The voice Of n pig. I'M
der fence. or the screams Of ginny
fowl" thought that De wss al the time
turing his violin. and left.
The solution Of his remarks about the
"sixteen- cctayr piano" is enveloped in ~
much "otscnrity" ne ,he plot Of a modern
novel the darker, the better.
10 respond 70 his ideas about learning
the instrument, we will only say, that
eothing but absolute blindness could have
ventured to express such absufdities. All,
indeed, Il ia our own opinion. that, If Mr.
Cpiust's m usies taste Is test Of his musi-
eel abilities, he never, even had he prae-
tised music from his oyhoot, could have
sspired TO a more prominent position than
that Of bellows blo,er or organ grinder
for an italian monkey show. vtsiras.
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NE w GOO DIS.

NEW GOODS.
lust Received n Fine Assortment of
a Silver pls,ed Ware on pure albata, consist
lug In part Of
lee Pitchers,
Breakfast, Lunch snd Dinner Csstorg
Ice Cream and cusisrd staHdg
Toilet Bells, Perfumery stands
Bread and Cake baskets;
Pitchers. Goblets and Cups,
Knives, Forks and spoons
Decantsr stands, Candle sticks, Re.
july11.3W PIPER BRADFORD.
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Posr OFFICES DiscoSrryUED.-The
following postofiices in this State have
been discontinued by order Of the
Postmaster Geoersl: Wyait's Y
Roads, Jackson Parish I; Lafourche
Crossing, Lafourche Parish; Walker,
Livingston Parish.
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A yEny GRAVE QUESTION.

the world 10 pass the meridian
height Of ipanhood-sppropristely
called The prime Of life" propounds
the following question, which Is so
brief and pointed that there is no
avoiding a direct answers
IDrer Comet What should the
slave holding states Do, in the event
u M. Lipcvlp's election as Presi-
dent 7 NJ.
We shall not. tackle and beat
about. with the machinery Of mere
words, leaving The question, where
we find IT, though it is Our purpose
las will he seen ly the column in
which II appeats) to make o leader
of il. The question was propoun.
drd last week. aud ne We perceived
At a glance that II was n grave and
serious one. that should not be an
swered suddenly, we have ponder.
ed on II by day ana slept on IL by
night, aud now feel that we are as
well prepared 10 answer the qnps'
ton az we would he next week
NJ" is sensible of tho power aud
influence of "the press"--he knows
how IL moulds, as though it wete
Poiter's tlsy, the public mind lie
knows that II is even more power
FIJI than The pulpit because, that
is q stationary institution, whilst
the newspaper is nomadic Where
is IL that The newspaper docs not
go I Within the sphere Of iis orbit,
there is no luminary. from the Sun
uC New York. down to the Moon Of
Carrollton. commanding n greater
inlnence than The Comet and ne the
circle widens who dare say what
may not lie the effect on the world
of thought, of its carefully consid.
cred aud deliberately expressed
opinion. on go grave q question rs
that propounded in the blunt in.
terrogatory of our friend "M." In.
deed. IN" we tremble ma we APP
prosch the answer direct. and make
this flourish merely 10 get courage,
and nerve for the task.
Think Of the picture of a severed
Union The lofty mountains, the
vast plains and mighty rivers divi.
ded /; not by the imaginary lines of
Mason and Dixon but by yawning
CULTS, extending as far down es
purgatory, at least. Think of n
split constitutions; severed Decla-
ration-with the Fourth OF July,
expupged from the calender ; The
eagle q mere fossil, and the star
spanglcd banner, nothing but y
mere piece of blank bombazine.
with porhaps a sectional device !
Think of ronding in twain the ties
Of copsanguinity J How can we
then sing or whistle 81 wish was
in Dixie when we reflect, and con
conclude reasonably, that others
are doing the same thing, and If
the wish of each bo gratiIied, a
fight or n foot race, must be the
result. Shall we take for our share
the Doodle and allow others the
entire and exclusive Yankee 7 God
forbid, that any such calamity
should bo brought about. The
question is "What should the slave
holding states do 7" In answer we
respectfully advise them TO hold
on not TO walk out Of the Union
with John Mitchell, Mr.. Yancy aud
South Carolina, until Mr.. Lincoln,
takes his seat, and gives us taste
Of his quality, by showing what
greater dissolving power he has, than
Mr. Breckenridge, or Mr.. Douglas,
Oh Mr.. anybody else. When he gets
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24
SELLING orr AR coST.

IN ORDER 10 reducs my stcek ~ Goods. bet,ra
4 removing my store 70 the house hSw eeeupI
~ ~ Th-nlpsg egldmsnn. viii commences H..
hsP ~ sol the same ~ eost fes sssh. have on
hand large assortment NJ Dfy Goods NJ every
description snd isdies will md here fsse %
Portnni'y to buy Goods 81 extremely Iov prices.
;. ~ ASHER.
iuiyi7.sma Lafayette street.
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MANY VOTERS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL.
T'tIH MALE AND FEMALE ACADE-
j nv in Academy Han win 20. open The
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER.


under the charge Of Mr.. A. u. Payne, P,ineipst
and superintendent Of Public Schools.
We desire 10 know In time " a Pfscspifsss viii
be reedsd.
We hsvs the facilities W sdpe.ts lsrre nun.
her ss thoroughly as any Academy or Seminary
~ town.
Admission fee fsi,hspi psasv} D. those ,hsi
pass their examination In Spelling. Heading,
whiting. ursmmsr. Biography, Arithmetic and
History ~ the United States. In the rooms ~
the pebble schools, ss their names must appear
on these scbee' rolls, n Only for few days, he
fore examination.
Candidates Tor Submission into The Academy In
O"tobsr, will ha examined IN Mr.. Booths rom m
friday. the nth. In Miss girs On Tuesdsy, the
ale, July.
We hops ~ see many candidates DO not ron
side, !. stopping ~ enter The A. dsmT through
the door NJ The puiiie schools. A rsnro orderly
and wsllhshsved set ~ children esnnot he fnund
In cur private schools. Note this fset. Contri
bais then yuuf influence 70 make The Academy
the pride ~ our city. TIMOTHY rAT,
jply2i President Board Of Directors.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24
GLASS wAUC.

4 t0blETs. TuMBLEHs. Chs,npsese gisssss,
~ Wine snd uordisl Glasses, bsespisrs liii.
tri Bntilss. syrup Ptehers, Csks Stands. Bowls.
salts, NsPpies. Water bottles. lamps etc.
iniyTSw PiptH a BRADFORD
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24

r@- The Georgia rice crop is be-
ginning to ripen, and will be in the
market much earlier than usual.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24
WOODEN WARE.

A MOTHER 10, ~ Tubs, Buckets. washhss ris
n tio'hts Pins, Roiiing fins. reef Stake
ftsndsts. " Dod Spoons. etc.
inyiTar rIpEp ppAbpDpD
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24
STOVES AND CRATES.

tpY RfCKNT sffivais We are in receipt NJ fsrra
ID adj lions 10 our stock 1T stoves. ~ ,he isies,
std most approved patterns. Goal snd rnsk .
Cooking stoves. Wood Cnckirg stoves, Crates
nrsts Ffunts, Screens sn1 Fendsrs
nj, ar rfFFn nHAUFOpp
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24
NOTICE.

Nol ~ u.
IT BEING the duty of tbs yssiry 10 rent ibs
i Pyvs o. So James Church for one year, com.
msneinE July isL, 1900, and ending on June
Goth. 1861 notice Is hereby givsb, that all per-
sons nov occupying psws will be considered as
having rented said psws for yssr ~ s5yys,
the contrary before the lat proximo. Any ons
desiring 10 select pew from those now vacant
will please apply ~
jufyf9 WIN. MARKHAM, Treasurer.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24
TIE BEST SYRUPs I'm TOWNf

4 LARGE supply Of LEMON, PINE APPLE
"A STRAWBERRY, GO0sBERRY, ORGEAT
Raspberry and 0IAGER-manufactured and
for sale at V. HkUDE cos
jsnc22 Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24

THH Rev. Mn. lIARpsr, Is HAseEp.
50 the papers say but they arc
unwilling 30 allow 80 bright n vii
lain, 30 be forgotten at once. His
lie furnishes food enough for the
morbid appetite of the million to
feed on, for six months 70 come,
and the Fash press Ia pretty equally
divided between this brute and that
Of lower grade-tbo newly arrived
prize fighter One very uufortun.
ate thing for the press in coppec.
ton with the Rev. Harder, is this /;
which has caused all his biograph-
era TO throw down their pens in
disgust
Tho trunk belonging TO the dc.
ceased, whiab contained his papers
and other personal effects. was re.
moved by his brother from the jail
at Bolvidere. on tho day preceding
his execution. Among his posthu.
mus remains is carefully written
little work, which. in the guiso of
au admonitory legacy 60 the young,
contains n revelation of the guilty
career Of the writer
There, now. that ruins the pros.
pcot Of making the life, which might
be done in book form for him, (by
any other black. hearted scoundrei, }
Improbable. IL is but right, that
the brother of tho deceased Rev.
Mr.. Harden, should have the pro.
ccods of the sales of his authentic
life. II will obviate the necessity
of passing round the hat, to raise
funds, for the deoem intermcnt of n
monster in human figure.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24
Half BARRELS Flouri

A LwAYs on hand, superhne, Extra and
"A Double Extra Family flour, In Half Barrels,
sls'in ssgs o: \ and y Barrel
juiyia JOSHUA ZEAL,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-24
GARD FROM MANY VOTERS

The citizens Of Livingston Parish aud
tie uppet part Of Bston Rouge Parish,
DESTROYS ~ hearing a discussion ~ the
politics Of the day respectfully invite Mai.
A. s. Heron and J. Duncan stpsft. 70
speak at gfesnwell Springs, on wsJnes-
day the g5th instant.
MANY VOTERS.
In reply 70 the above invitation, Mai. A.
=. Heron accepts the same, and will be
present on the occasion.