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The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-28

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s. BERKsON.
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THE subscriber informs the public that he has
4 on hand large quantity OfCTPRESS SHIN
Giles Persons desiring good heart Shingles,
would DO we'll to give me . call
JOHN SMITH,
Yas0O City, Jannafg Z, 1889
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IL 0WARD ASSOCIATION, N,

n NalNf ~ m ~ ~ ~ >f w = ~ = a ~ Inn
et srNlaBbBA A3ELPHIA,a Tfs
III Beaeeolspt Iastitatiop est0JL;shed 6y spe'
eiql k1adosements for The Relief of he
Sieh and Distressed, afflicted wsth Viru-
Tent and Egidgaic Diseases.
lVHE HOWARD Association, IN view Of tie
| awful destruction Of human life caused by
Sexual diseases. and the deceptons pfacticed ufb-
On the unfortunate victims Of such diseases BY
Quacks, several years ago directed their Consult
ing Surgeon, as CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of
their name, to open Dispensary for the treat
ment of this class Of diseases, ii all their forms,
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS To ali
who apply by letter, with description Of their
condition, (age, occupation, habits Of ife Sci
and in case Of extreme poverty, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE tits needless
to add that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill Of the age end will furnish the most
approved modern treatment
The Directors Of the Association, in their An
nua Report upon the treatment Of Sexual Dis.
eases, express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the lahors Of Their
Surgeons in the cure. Of Spermotorrhoea. GIcet.
Syphilis the vice Of 0nanism or Self-Abuse Dis.
eases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, &C., and order
q continuance Of the same plan for the ensuing
year. e
The Directors, on review Of the past, feel as
suted that their labors in this sphere Of benevo-
lent effort have been Of great benefit to the aiict
ed, especially to the yonng and they have resolved
to devote themselves, with renewed zeal. to tbis
very important and much despisod cause.
An admirable Report on Spgrinatorrhoea Of
Seminal Weakness the vice Of 0nanism, Msstur
baton, or Self-Abuse, and other diseases Of the
Sexual organs Dv the Consultng gtIygaon will h.
sent by mail lin a sealed enveope), FREE OF
CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS for post.
ages. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment of Sexual diseases, diet, &c., arc
constanty being published for gratutous distribu-
tion, and win be sent to the afflicted. Some d
the new remedies and methods Of treatment dis,
covered during the last year, are Of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment DR.. j. skill,
LIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard AZ,
sociation, No. 2 South Ninth Street. PHILADELPHIA.
Pa. BY order Of the Directors
EZRA d, HEARTWELLs President.
| GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
/ February 10. 1859 &f.4st nv
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One Hundred Thousana -
AND ures
n OF A SINGLE F4TIrr.

Green's AgMe and Fever m,-as
W!gyfonted 10 cure Ae. Ague end ~ s's
ChiFls and Fever, IN very case rs'sg' Ss',' I, y
directions are foll,,ye /, wifbo,, S''sts 'i NE
anyr other Medsci;ns. / M l1'a ef
H AvleG purchased be exclusive rgh. I. !. Ms
/ manufacture and sale Of this sa'g rss . TIE
cheerfully Oferitto the pub ic at larSs4 We
Q specific for ague and fever than any otSs, ~ nearer
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YszOO City, Sept. 1st, 1859.


HAVING purchased the entire interest Of Mr.
III J. Hoffman IN the late firm Of Hoffman 8
Zen;cker, win continue the business, as here
tofore, On my own account
s. s. ZELNICKER.
YazoO City, Sept. 1st 1869. (Sept 8.
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NOTICE.
Dissolution Notice

FFHE partnership heretofore existing between
j the undersigned, under the name and style
Of Hoffman Zelnicker, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Either Of the partners is authorized to use the
name Of the firm in liquidation
j. HOFFMAN.
s. s. ZELNICKER.
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PIANOS! PIANOS,
NJ. w. ELLINGTON.

D0YEK, AlI,SSIS8IPPT.
MANUFACTURES on WAGONS, BUGGTEs'
Carts, Drays, Wheelbasv0los, &c.
DLOW STOCKING, and alI kinds Of repairing
il done to order md warranted to give satisfac-
tion as regards workmanship and prices.
~ Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
Refers to W +. GaFtIey, 7 3 BrndnhaN. Dr.
R. G. Hcoann, Ws 4 Collins, ] R. Young, D. q
Sims, Rsz. !, II. RsatheTsl0n.
Feb %, les0.
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NOTICE.

Aaa'A a6l Iga N0TICE. Fp as6E
ITHE uu dersigned would respectfully inform
/ the citizens Of Yazoo City, that he has re-
opened his School for the reception Of pupils, 1t
the following rates, yiz:a ais lasi
English branches, including Eng. a.p
lish Grammeg.. 90 per NTH.
Higher branches .s,....sos.s...s~3. so n
Latin and Greek, (extra. .......... $50 w
Modern Languages French, Ger
man and Spanish, each. 49,. 2 80 " q
The session to continue Nine Months iitaL
neAs Pupils charged from the time they enter
school till the close Of the session No deduction
except forpronaeted sickness. suF
1ss- Young men prepared for College, or for
the business pursuits Of life. r
R. M. M'0H0RD, Principal.
January o. 1860. NIX
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advertisements.
PIAN IN @ s..
BLACKMAR & BRO.
vu@u16ssaUyua@s
-DEALERs IN- *f4
DIANOs,
MELODEONS,
GUITARS,
vIOLINs,.
FLUTES,
&C., &C.
SHEET MUSIC,
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,


FANCY GOODS, and
STATIONERY.
At our Ware Room will always be found from
fifteen to twenty-five Pianos, from the best mani
factories, and ofeyery variety Of style and Price
We have the only sit s7
3ai NpNNs s. CLARK PIANOS, ~
for sale in the State. These Instruments are
Justly priced for their rich, clear and mellow tone
their unsurpassed beauty of 6nish and stheiI
durability They hayest the test of nearly
with those who prefer MUSIC to NOISE. iffi
Wehave always onlhand o. full assortment Of
the genuine i8f daidw aif
81 M CHICKERING G. PIANOS, .s "A
which we offer at the lowest prices.
Being the manufacturerss sole agents for Mis-.
sissippi and Louisiana Of tho
sg8 osHAYES Is CO.'S PIANOS,
we are able to sell single Pianos 1t the regular
wholesale price, which is 800 less than the
usual price yep aai hea ipa'
Handsomely finished Rosewood Pianos, with
full IRON Frames, warranted perfect at $3.50 ant
S3OOti sia1 h .aaaitsaaegf 5a1 'tsi4sF % g3if
Also, the
HANSEN P MUM PIANOS.
made for the Southern climate, and fully warrant
ed, for sale at very low figures
We are also prepared to supply, at short no
tice, and at the factory prices, freight added,
the f<ts a S4SF
STEINWAY 8 SONS, T. GILBERT. 8 CO.'S
or any other American Piano Also, the FrensE
Pianos Of Pleyel and Erard, as low as they car
be had any where. 8aa a s{s
CHILD & CO.'S MELODEONS. Il
Being the wholesale agents for the South fol
these beautifully finished and delieious-toped In
struments, we are enabled to offer
MELODEONS AT NORTHERN PRICES
and to supply dealers at the regular wholesale
rates. N s
Any Piano or Melodeon bought Of us that doel
not give entire satisfaction, may be returned nnt
exchanged at any time within one year from dat
Of purchase.
Music ard Music Books sent BY mail, postage
free on receipt Of the published Price.
Dealers. teachers and others who require
Museal goods Of any description, viii do well Il
inquire eur prices.
BLACKMAR 8 BRO.
YieSsburg, Miss, Feb. IS. 1860. .
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NEW BOOKS, ae-lThe Tive Rivals, by Hon.
In JcFe Clemens
Benlah.
The Fate Of Sir John Franklin's Discovery,
BY Captain McClintock.
The Stakeholder Abroad, or Billy Bucks Visit
with his Master to England
Together with complete assortment Of Letter,
Cap and Eota Paper, Envelopes, &C.. just received
BY THOMPSON q GRAY.
1iaFch II, 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-28
CITATION NOTICE.

NJ ~ tC-' NOllOL.
To Sqfly Dorsey and Wrshiagtonia Dorsey
and Stephen J Stone, their Guardian.
V)U are hereby cited to be and appear be.
fore the Probate Court of Yazoo countv,
State of Mississippi, on the fourth MONDAY
Of May next, to answer the petition of f. W
Wheless, Executor Of the last win and Testa-
ment Of Washington Dorsey, deceased, fol
leave to file final settlement Of his account,
aud to surrender his letters By order Of the
Court.
JOHN BRUMFIELD, Clerk.
T.. BowMAS. Sol'r.
April 7, 1s60-32 6t.
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MEssRs. CAssELL 81 BAUGRN 6s.T l
Green's. Ague and Fever Mixture in ,' INV ,.S u'eo
with unfailing success. and would recom, ,aay .aa
in preference to any other Medicine for raw.
Ague. One bottle cured four cases. '''' sua
September 20, 1858. n A5 W crapv m,
To those afflicted with ohills and F..ss.,
would say, by all means use Green's AsuS ~
Fever Mixture y has never failed to curs Al. n.
above disease in my family. ~ 'n'
September, 1858. ELIJAH FarNn
have used two bottles Of Green's Aeue ANA
Fever Mixture IN my family with uniform suses..
and believe to be an excellent remedy. lY'Ts
Octoner, 1903. 'W.'P. ANDERSON d
For sale BY i COMPTON s .THONASyN Y.
Ana s YazOo CITY,
CASSELL & BAUGHN, Canton
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Negroes for Sale.

O0NBs MD BRUsHES.-.A large supply iast
" 70 hand sueh as Shell, Buffalo. India Rubber
and Horn Dressing Combs. Ivory Horn, Shell
and Buffalo hne tooth Combs. English. French,
and Ameiiea Hair Brushes, Tooth and Nail
Brushes. Just received by
THOMPSON GRAY.
March II, 1900
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READ HOME TESTIMONY

:, I. TT Z. ..7AlIuTON, Mlss., June I0tb IA
Nessrs, CasseH q BqHgfn, Canton. NJ, Y~9 Os
GENTs;--I deem it due to You and 4. M ~
to say word infavor of your On jsPS'o 1s puDis, ps,
AND FEVER MfXTUREs Last fan ll1II Ts : AGVE
bottle from you, and cured t.gelve co,s.
and Fever with itgand have used onv y.s y sgS' 9
bottle lngDne ofthe aboYe-m entioneS osls asu We
had used quinne and every other remedy sp'ss, w
hear Of, without success. It never faiIsS Oould
case, Respectfully, is. n IIl HIpH,ds n any
This, certiies that / suffered from lars
Fever for eight years. during which tnss n .! ell
every medicinel could hearOf, without III uleq "
manent benefit. until obtained Green's PER
Fever Medicine, which entirely cured me, s'' 'na
September, 1858. WIN MIiYpp
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J, BLUNDELL,

N ---UEhbEh IN J. IfI7 n
@Pmg9s xNR9@a0am@9y GO,
IIAvING purchased the well known establish
/ ! ment, together with the entire stock Of
PETER B. COOK & CO., theaudersigned takes
pleasure in informing the public that he will keep
constantly on hand large assortment of pure,
fresh
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS,
fi a,t CHEMICALS. BRUSHES,
PERFUMES, BOOKS,
STATIONERY, Sc.
BeSA Prescriptions carefully prepared by one
experienced in the business f.sN.
AZ A share of the public patronage is solicit
ed. J. BLUNDELLg
Yazoo City, January 81, l86O--ly
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MkN Bo0Ks.--We have just received per
IN steamship De Hoto. large and complete as
scrtmenf q the latest publications, from the pens
y lns NEST popular authofs, al IA cheap paper
covers. fof sale b.
1noMPsoN & GRAY.
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N
factories and ofieyery variety Of style and Price.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-04

LArN.-Porcelain. 10y which
is designated dense body too hard
to be scratched by knife, translucent,
sonorous and white. was manulactur-
ed from very early period in China.
The remote antiquity Of this manu-.
facture is proved by tho discovery of
bottles Of Chinese porcelain, with in.
scriptions in that language, in the temb
Of Thebes. The porcelain tower
near Nankin, was built A. u. 1917,
but as early as l03.p. c., il is stated
that porcelain was common in China.
Marco Polo, the Venetian traveller.
penetrated into China-in the thirteenth
century, and he describes with much
accuracy the mode then, rs now-em-
ployed by the Chinese in the prepare
ton of their clays. "Tbey collect, 4" he
says" n certain kind of earth. as it
were from a mine, and laying it in a
great heap, suffer il to be exposed to
the wind, rain and sun for thirty or
forty years, during which time il is
never disturbed. BY this means it
becomes refined aud fit for being
wrought into the vessels above men.
toned. Such colors as may be thought
proper are then lain on, and the ware
afterwards baked in ovens or furnaces
Those persons, therefore, who cause
the earth to be dug, collect it for their
children or grandchildren"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-04

A GLlMrHE Ar NORTHERN DEMo-
cRAcY-The New Jersey Democrat
10 State Convention, which assem-
bled &C Trenton on the 2Sth ult,
for the choice Of delegates to the
Charleston Convention, adopted the
annexed series of resolution VIII
our Southern Democratic contomp.
oraries tell us whether they recog-
nize the third. sixth and seventh ma
embodying the true principles of
Democracy especially tho seventh
The first deuounces tho Repub-
lican position in Congress as disro-
gardipg the provisions of the Con
stitution for the protection of slave
property.
The second says the Constitution
must be sustained, aud a ready oh.
servauoe of the laws enforced to
preserve the Union.
The third asserts that Federal
Legislation on slavery should be
limited by the Constitution. All
that instrument gives should be
aocecded, and oil IL withholds
should be denied.
The fourth says IL IL The duty of
every State to protect itself against
invasion by fanatics, and TO punish
offenders in an exemplary manner.
The fifth IL in favor of the Fugi-
tive Slave Law, aud in favor of the
suppression Of the slave trade.
The sixth reindorses the Cincin-
natl Platform, and says that we
will consent TO no unauthorized in
corporations of IL.
The seventh il for tariff by wise
discrimination in favor of home
manufactures, and says the Gov
eminent should for public uses, Ia
vor home products.
The eight recommends William g.
Alexander for Vice.President.
The ninth recommends the delega-
ton on all questions to cast uni
ted vote.
The tenth bays the administra.
ton of President Buchanan has
been statesmanlike and conserva-
tive.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-04
lalIp 6a3rttf ano Gomrt.
BATON poeeE,
wFDNFsDA Yiii.iti.:usAPRIL 4, 1860.

DisrlSGUlsHEp VIsroR.-A day or
two ago. when the steamer Pacific
touched al our landing to put OF
some freight, George d. Prentice
of the Louisville Journal came
ashore and walked through the
city. Some one of our citizens,
who knew him, met him in his stroll
else we should not have known that
he was here. We regard Mr.. Prem
tiee. as one of the truley great men
of the age and we are proud Of
him as IN American citizen, not
because he is the Ajax of the polit-
ical press, but because he has Civ.
en- expression to some of the sweet
est--prettiest things in modern po-
etry. In his ramble through town
we regret that he did not stumble
into our front office.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-04

tbs OTTOMAN PowER.--This pow
or in Europe and Asia is passing
under a cloud from which IL is not
likely ever TO emerge. Mohamme.
dan civilization is founded upon
the Koran--it cannot go beyond
il; il cannot cut loose from IL; the
civil and religious law is all CON
tanned in that, and there is no es.
cape from IL, except by apostasy
and revolution. The secret cause
of the decay of the Turks is TO be
found in their consciousness
day becoming more patent and
widespread among them--tbat Eu.
ropean or Christian civilization il
superior to their own. This result
has been produced by their grow
ing intercourse with other nations
by the Greek war and its conse.
quence, by the foreign ships that
throng their harbors, by the splen.
did foreign consulates maintained
at Constantinople, by the liberal
education of many of the Turkish
gentry. who have Travelled abroad
and seen and compared for them.
selves, and by the vitality they
discover in tho Christian part of
their population. Under the dead
ening influence of this conviction
tits, without any rejuvenating pow
err in her own system. that the OFT
oman Empire is struck with para
slyis, and is dying.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-04
RTATF or t,OtItetANA rotisb ~ rosl

STATE or LOUISIANA Parish Of Fest
liaton Rouge Sixth Judicial District
Court In the matter ~ the SUGGESTIONS
Of Ronr. W and MARINA T. Ntwronf,
deceased No. 551 and cot Probate.
w llFREAs. SfsPsJH W NtwroRr.
w Administrators Of The Estate Of Ron
rnr W Nrwront md MAarnA T.. INV
ronT. both late ~ said rnrsh deceased,
has this day fled in said Court a fnnl ac-
COUNT of his Administration ufsnid Estates
Notice is hefeby given 20 dl persons in
teresied. 90 show cause " any they cam,
within thirty days from the FIRST publicn
ton of this notice. WHY snid account should
not bee approved. homologaled and made
The judgment Of this Court.
Given under my and.and the seal ~
said Court ut Baton Rouge, This af
day Of April, a -. 1850.
spriA. JOSEPH NbPllLER,
CLERK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-04

THE RtroRr on SENATOR TooMps.
We give the entire report of Senator
Toombs, M chairman of the commit
tee on tho lIodma land claim. II il
an interesting historical document, one
that should be read and preserved, to
show how Il was necessary in this age
ofexalted patriotism and purity ofpur-
pose, for senators from sister states 10
step between Our people and the gen
tlemen elected 70 represent their in.
terest on the floors of Congress
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-04
OLD TOGy WAYS.

fidd n notice Of the following quaint
and obsolete usage
"dn Interesting Cd~.-T'ho Clerk
of the Third District Court, il, we
understand arraigned before the Su
prems Court Of this State-of the ma
ture of the charges preferred against
him, we are but slightly informed
neglect of duty, we believe is amongst
the rest. His trial is fixed for Wedncs-
day, the Oath inst, when large
number of witnesses, summoned both
in behalf of the prosecution, and in
behalf of the defendant, are to attend
from this place"
Simple. minded, honest hearted old
fogies You lived too soon aud died
too soon. How we may laugh now
at the rustic simplicity of these early
inhabitants. Try an Office holder on
the mere charge of neglect of duty
This is the deepest emerald hue of
greenness yet brought 60 light. "Neg-
lect of Dutyp Why, the public
officer who does any duty at all, falls
short of the modern standard of com
potency. IL is not expeoted--it is not
asked, by the great party that gave
him the place; he must have clerks
To- do all. { he has seen enough Of
the school master 10 be able 10 set his
name down in tolerably legible pot.
hooks, this is enough What should
we--of the advanced guard of civil.
zation think Of trying nm ollice-holder
before n Justice of the Peace much
less Supreme Court, for neglect of
duty Why, It would be trumpoted
from one to the other extremity of the
Union, and set down by Mr.. Miller,
in his book, as another evidence Of
the winding up Of things. The price
of cotton cloth would go up, for people
in this vicinity--as skeptical as they
are-would certainly make prepare
tons for their latter ends. Now
we of the great Democrat party mrn
our men out Of place when they do
not contribute literally of their funds
to keep up party experimentation
they do not pull of their ooats--roll
up their sleeves and go for the fiat
headed nominee of the party. "Bu.
typ Why, IL is the duty of the Off
Ger in the great ranks of the trium.
plant Democracy to shut his Office
door and bull.rag at the polling
booths-to drink poor whisky and go
down into tho gutter with Mr.. OFlan.
agap, to show the great party that he
is not only good Democrat, but is
not proud. Democrat MS We are in
an ancient senso-how we hate that
word, for the promise il gives of
breaking up the fabric of tho Union !
"Duty |" Why, what is DutyH 1t
is the duty Of him who has the hand
ling of public funds TO put as much
as he can conveniently in his pocket,
and then walk of to employ the best
legal talent to convince the world
that no il not only an honest, but n
much wrougod man. Vcrdant old
people of the early time, could you
get up out of the green grass in which
you have been packed away to rest
until the general resurrection, and
look on the advanced and improved
condition of society, you would weep
10 think that you lived aud died too
soon.
D,p,rt A,N p,,,,1a,o L., ,..l,al
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-04
i. G. PLUMB.
SURGEON CHIROPODIBT

h'M NiW VithEAHns
Err'iirnt"s Surus rud runtotts without
rnin or Hood.
IN PLUMB would respectfully Inform The
\ citizens ~ Baton Rouge ahd vicinity. thni
he viii remain IN town fpra lev days only, and
on persons desiring bis setviees will ind " 10
their advantage 10 call Immediately
The operation requires but y fsw minutes. sitter
which = light Boots may be- iinmniiaialy worn with
ease.
single trial will satisfy the most increduinus.
Eniirp satisfaction guaranteed or no charge.
Nr J.. cnn refer 90 several distinguished citi-
rens ~ The state cured thr0ui n his aeencv-ard
be assr-s the public that his charges will iB all
eases lr extremely nndetfie.
Lrdies waited on at their residence when drsifed.
D-p0ire ~ Dr ncKuriet's Dental Hp.ms
Alsin street. opposite The Harvey HOWE.
fnarlu
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-04
LEssONs IN rANCY wORKs.

MADAME lluSTEDE. would respect
I'VE fully inform the ladies' of Inst Baton
Rouge. That sho Is permanently located
here and will give lessons in Drawing.
Painting, Embroidery. Wax work, Paper
Flowera, and other fancy work.
For terms aud address reference Is made
to WIN. Goeel Esq, on Lafayette stroot.
mars lmdNw.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-04
q NOTICE.

THE subscriber be1s leave 20 inform the citi.
Il zens Of Baton Rouge and vicinity, That he has
Permanently established himself as Dyer Sour.
er and finisser, and hopes by strict attention 10
business and moderate charges TO receive liberal
patronage Of the public In general.
n. W. FENDT,
mar2s1md1w Dyer, Seourer and Finisher,
Corner North Boulevard and opposite the State
House.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-04
sOLDiEI,s LOOK sIIARP.

THERE will be regular meeting of tho
Creole Guards, ut the Engine House No
2, this evening at 7 o'clock.
q. ID. FAvRoT, Secretary.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-04
onpAnT,NMHsIIIp Nnrucr

rIuIE undersigned have this day formed y co.
Il partnefrhip under the name ana sfyie Of
Dalsheimer, Simon Co., Tor the purpose Of car.
rying on The Wholcsaic and Retail nry-Goods.
coming BOOT and hhoe business. AZ their new
stand, on the corner Of Third and Laurel siseeis.
adjoining the Bank. DALgfJFfNEH.
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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-04
STEAM ENGINES.

nNb ElOIT HORSE POWER With Juhson's,
- Patent Governor, In complete running or
der, including steamgags.
one twenty horse power set on iron bed plates
with portable boiler.
DELkCROfX AGO.