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HOTELS AND SALOONS.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE
Fire-prOOf Brick Building.
AUBURN, CAL.
G. w GA/T EN pROppIETOR.

G. w. GALLEY, PROPRIETOR.
"AVING opened this fine Hotel. the Propric-
u Il tor desires to return thanks to his numerous
friends for their former patronage while engaged
in the hotel business in other portions of the
county, and invites u continuance OF their past
favors. The american" is new. iire-proof. and
splenddly furnished throughout in Parlors. Bed
rooms. Dining room. and Bar. Froma long cx-
pcrcncc in the business he hattcrs himself to
to give entire satisfaction to those who may ia
vor the House with their patronage. The TABLE
will be supplied with the best to be had in the
Market. The BAR always furnished with the best
of LIouoRs and CIGARs and the BEDS neatly
kept
re- The Office of the California Stage Compa
pany is kept at this Hotel. where passengers can
take the Stages Daily for Sacramento. Nevada.
Dutch Flat, Iowo Hill Yankee Jins. Forest Hill.
etc, etc. and tri-wcekly to Marysvillc.
Auburn. June 18th. lS59-my.
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District Court Proceedings.
b. f. MYREs, JUDGE.

ID. T. MlRES, JUDGE.
April 9th.
John Larison and Frederick Tychscn. natives
Of Denmark admitted TO citizenship.
April 10th.
Thomas Dunn, native of Ireland admitted to
citizenship
Joseph Wakup vs. John Wagner and s. Keiscr
Judgment for plaintiff for slGO5 and s63, ,35
costs.
A. McGinnis VS. O. Joncs-Judcmcnt for plain
tiff for $S4O and $35 rs costs OF suit
Jas. Kenna VS. Milton Il Hudson-Judg gment for
$780, go and costs.
VIM. B. Wilson VS. Chas. Northumberland
for $367 so and $780, ,55 costs of suit
A. J. Mckee vs. His Crcditors-Plaintiff dis
charged.
for defendant.
April 18th.
Adeia Hill VS. J. D. Mcdonald and Board Su
pervisors Placer Co.-Judgmcnt for plaintiff for
relief prayed for, restraining board from making
road through plaintiffs lot, and costs.
District Court Calendar.
For April 10th.
All Min ct al VS. William Osborn.
J. W. Spann VS. L. Brooks.
Flagg, Powers Culver VS. VIM. NJ. Thompson
Thomas Holden VS. Thomas Doig.
James Munsell VS. c. r. Palmer
April 18th.
G. j. Garland VS. Jno. Wagner
Eliza Lloyd VS. John Lloyd.
r. G. O'Nel & Co. VS. Robert Trim
q. l.. Sladc VS. d. Sullivan ct al.
April 10th.
Gold Hill Co. VS.. F. B. Higgins.
NJ. L. Ii. Love, Admr. VS. j. Ii. Clark ct al.
April 10th.
Gold Hill Co. VS. Burdge Il Cox.
April 2lst.
Eugene Curran ct al VS. Pat. Rafferty, ct al.
Thomas Grady ct al VS. Edward Early ct AL
Berta Bell VS. John Bell.
April 23rd
Rosina Satchwell VS. John G. Satchwcl.
April 9th.
Peter NJ. Crary VS. j. G. Bowers ct al.
Medford Co. VS. Gilbert Company.
Dickcrson vs. Birds Valley q S. r. IL Elk. D. Co.
+. Buckhaltervs Henry A. Randlett, Admr.
April 26th.
j. c. Boggs VS. Placer County.
III. II. O'Callnghan f. Gay.
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Declaration as Sole Trader.

State Of CaH}ornia, County Of Placer.
IL NOW nll men by these presents that Cath
N nrnc McFlinn, wife of John Nctllnn of
kiota Ravne, County of Placer State aforesaid,
do hereby declare and make known my intention
to carry on business on my own account. and in
my own name, as sole trader. in pursuance of an
Act of the legislature Of said State. entitled "An
Act to authorize married women to transact bu-
'iness in their own name as sole traders" approv-
ed April II, 1852. And further declare that
Mid business will be the business of Ranchng
and Mining. and raising Stock, Hogs, &C., and
will be carried on and prosecuted at KiOta Ra-
vine in said County of Placer, and that the
amount of capital invested in said business does
not exceed the five thousand dollars.
In witness whereof have hcrcunto set my
hand and seal, this day of March, A. d. 1860.
CATHARINE McFLINN.
hereby certify that on the 18th day of March.
AD 1860, Catharne McFlinn appeared before
me and made the foregoing declaration subscrib-
sdb her.
~ Witness my hand and seal Notarial,
ISEAL this day and year above written.
~ Il. w. HILLIER.
Notary Public.
March "a, 'eO.-3w
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spECuAL NOTICES.
,,.,.,,,, of wild cherry.

tar9
WIS., w,,v nure and genuine Balsam is, and
the last twenty years, has oeen plep"feu ; runt ~
for wv '"v FowLr Il Co., of Boston; ana 'nelr pr'n'
SETH as we'll as the written signature Oh
cd '"'' onpear on the outer wrappers AS you
B".'' o;d "r the spurious and hare the genuine
sake ~ .o.,luable remedy is the best one extant
f.. M The safc, sure, speedy and pcr"aneh. cure o'
'o' '", Cod,. Sore Throat, Bronchitis 'dsh
C0"sr p,su,;,v. Pneumonia, Group, Whoopms
ma" p,eed;ug at the Lungs, pain in the breast
C0us" nd in fact every form of Throat, Chest
or s'u'' Complaint, as well as CoNsUMrrIoN
itself. .,or,a ,o in tho b,nde
i~S a,v family and individual, as timely ap-
', us.tion of it to slight cold Will cause imme-
p'''" .a,;nf while cases of long standing, obsti-
u'. and apparently incurable character will
""''' u;o,d to its wonderful curative powers and
II, ' great .daptOn to the wants OF man when a.
aicted ,... ,u poa;roto, r co
,', ~, Johnson l. Co., Charles Morrell, San Fran
h."R t;..":R R. H. Mcdonald Co., Sacramento; Hlce'
Comm h Co.. Marys'i'i'' o"'''" ~
Oregon -------- ----------------------- =
DR. xo1se snc uppsp e1 sS
of the Plaza.
rHa hotter to afford his patients coming from
,;.t.nce and wishing private residence, all
.,torts Of home, the Doctor would par
Wv '..,.,,v call the attention of Ladies whom cir
''" .o, render deyrous of quiet and seclusion
.''' .;,,o 10 his establishment, where may be en-
loved all the necessary comforts of
Lying in Hospital,
.n ,ho advantage of PRIVATE ATTENDANCE. and
WIN n,.nt medical attendance. The Doctors office
son he easily found, from its proximity to the
ia Pazs it can readily be seen from any part of it.
r"nsutaton by letter or otherwise FREE. All
communications must be addressed TO
VVu''N DIR. j. G. YOUNG.
9,O CLAY st., opposite the upper cor. of the Plaza.
-iV wy San Francisco, Cal.
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TREAsuRER'S NOTICE.

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that all per
sons in the County of Placer who are en-
v.ced in the business of selling Merchandise, and
LIQUORS in less quantities than quart, Gold
dust Buyers, Pack Peddcrs, also, Keepers OF
Livery Stables. Billiard Tables. Bowling Alleys,
Auctioreers. Theatrical and Circus Companies,
must procure or renew their License within ten
DAYS after expiration or their names will be han
ded TO the District Attorney for prosecution.
GEO. W. .APPLEGATE. County Treasurer
Auburn, June 4th. 1S59.-my
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For Town Trustees.

MEssRs. EDIToEs:--Plcasc announce that VIM.
Mcdaniel Alex Lipsett, G. j. IIilyer, John T.
Reed and George Wllment, will be supported for
Town Trustees, at the election on Wednesday,
18th inst, by MANY VOTERS,
MEssRs. EDTToEs:-Yo on will oblige number of
citizens by announcing the following gentlemen
to be supported for Town Trustees on Wednesday,
the 18th inst William Duncan Henry Hubbard.
ii. Hazell George Wilment and Daniel Guou.
Mr.. EDIroRs:-The following ticket will be
supported by many Of the citizens of Auburn on
Wednesday next:-Amos f. Cove, G. j. Hillyer
Wm A. johnson, Perry Kelly, and j. NJ. Van
mater. VOX POPULI.
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NOTICE.
s of Placer County Warrants,

Tn Holders Of Placer County warrants
HIL ACCEPTED COUNTY WARRANTS
a from No. 24lS. to No. 1886, dated May
1Si7. will be paid on Saturday. April
An. 1860. And if not presented for payment
within sixty days from this date, the money Wiil ~
be applied to the payment of warrants nex' W IN IN
o,ler Of registry, in accordance with an Act OF
tbo LEGISLATURE. approved March 3lst 1857.
GEO. W. APPLEGATE. County Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, March 3lst, 1860.
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NHER1FF'S SAFELY virtue of an execu-
~ ton to me directed and delivered, on the 18th
Cv OF March, A. D. 1860, issued out Of the County
vouts for the County of Placer and State of Cali
.ofn!a, on judgment rendered in said Court,
Tn me 18th day Of March A. d. 1860, in favor Of
=; " H. Mitchell. Russell Mitchell, G. II. Warner,
N w. Chambers g. H. Myers, +. H. Logan and u.
, ,ue sum Of One Hundred and Sixty-eight Dol
s .sts ana Eghtyfve cents, (Sl68 S5) for costs of
su's' have levied upon and will expose to public
T 1e' TO the highest bidder for cash, at the Court
.'0use door in the town of Auburn, on
aay, the 9Th day OF April, A. ID. 1850,
~. ~ 'he hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, all the right,
we we interest and claim which the said Mary
WI ,v'naz had on the 18th day Of March, 1860, in
rh 1au 20 the following described property to-wit:
a,n: ,ne mining claim known as Mrs. Mary Verhaltz
.;, ."'ln, situated on the north side of Secret Ra-
,na ae' commencing at an oak tree at the south
da u vi John I. Kinkade's claim. and running
"n mo,n SAD Secret Ravine, six hundred (G00) feet
0". 1".c or less, to n large rock near Hcnson's
H""H Nual1 MIL, said claim having width of one
FII"urea FI..e 1907 feet more or less all in Stewart
Al,o a,hlng district. Township No9, said county.
lr;n, 'he house known as the Lafayette House,"
inlds on the north side of the Sacramento and
SoioaIrn road, between Lewis Morri's Billiard
vh;.I oDn ana Mr.. Henan's house, with the lot on
f,on. !" stands, and connected herewith, having
h,ot hnnnt on said road of $50 feet, and extending
Of toward .owards Secret Ravine, containing an area
n,n Mo acres, more or less. with all the appurte-
bcl"nsa ana privileges thcreunto appertaining or
Of SSats.hg Said property being in the village
All I9'ewart ot Flat, Township No. .. said county.
sbnr y. a.N winch named and described property l
hs sell as aforesaid or SO much thereof as may
retha. ha"'cent to satisfy the above judgment, to-
tberoalu with the costs due and to become due
o"' l.. l.. BULLOCK,
Sheriff of Placer County.
Au,u =, by GEORGE JOHNSTON, Deputy.
n' ,,"ourn, March 18th, lsGO.-3w
div aoove sale is hereby postponed until Satur
o'cloos oil, 1ne 2lst day of April, A. D 1860, at 10
A. NJ l.. l.. BULLOCK, Sheriff.
An,u y, By W. W. Crutcher, Deputy.
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MUSIC,


by the New Organized Auburn COtilIiOn
BAND.
TIIE undersigned takes pleasure in informing
l the citizens of Placer and the adjoining
counties that he has succeeded, after great
deal of time and expense. in organizing fine
COtilliOn Band,
The best in the mountains 1t is useless to say
or blow much as the BAND and its MUSIC will
recommend itself
The Band of Muse consists OF the following
gentlemen and instruments:
j. HAUh. ............ .... ...CckohET.
A. PONTY. Y.............., ..,........ .BASso.
JOHN SAl ....... .......... CIARoNETT
JOS. REINIIART RT................FL FLUTE.
CIIAS. FRIEND. D..............V VIOLIN. IND
II. JONES. ........... ..... VIOLIN, lsT.
The services af the above Band, or few as
three of them, but not less, can be engaged for
Balls and Parties on the most reasonable terms.
The number and collection of instruments can
not fail to please and give the best of satisiac
ton to every body.
TIE CALLER is well acquainted with all
changes in dancing and can only be appreciated
by hearing him.
The services of the above Band can be obtain
cd by applying to 7. Jones. Aubura; j. llauk,
Dutch Flat; Joseph Reinhart, Georgetown.
r. JONES, Leader.
January 7th, lS60.-3m
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ID Hanh Deeds, Blank Mortgages, and
BIanh Personai .fortgages, now ready for sale
a the Place Herald office
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SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA: To
MANrEL GRACIA CosELIE.
NOU are hereby Summoned to appear before
Il me, at my office at the Fountain House,
Placer county, on Wednesday, the 4th day OF
April, X. d. 1860 at one oclock. p. NJ, to answer
the complaint of Manuel Sylvia, wherein he
prays judgment against you for the sum of One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars, in an action for
money loaned who sues to recover the sum of
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars and cost, and
take notice. if you fail so to appear and answer
Plaintiff will take judgment as aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this 30th day Of March.
A. D. 1860 d. GAYLORD,
Justice of the Peace, TIP. No. l.
F. S. Mumford. Plffs. Atty.
April 7th. 1S60.-3w
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Oysters.

OYSTERS.
n. B-familes will he supplied with Fresh
Oysters at the rate of SI.7j per hundred in thu
shelf or $500 per hundred sheli,d.
Auburn May 2lst. l&59.--my
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u Tobacco CheWcrs have any favorite brand
l. the leaf, they will he cure to find it with
i. GOODKIND Il co.
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GREAT REDUCTION

HAVING received II very large 10; OF CIGARS
Il We have resolved to offer some very fine
brands consisting of Scvilnno, La Crimea Ira
visuta, and several others, at greatly reduced
prices The judges of good Cigar will find that
they can buy ut our store as good Cigar at l23
cents us there is to be got anywhere else at 70
cents. u. GOODklND N CO.,
Young America Store
Auburn .r. ntr. lS60.-lm
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Notice to the CREDITOR Of the Estate of
VIM. Sproal, Deceased.
NOTICE, is hereby given by the undcrsi gned
~ Administrator Of the above named estate
to the creditors Of. and all persons having claims
against said dec cased. to exhibit the same, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months from
the publication Of hi = notice 10 the undcrs gned
at Todd's Valley, Placer County, California
JAMES SPRO.iL.
Told's Valley, March lst, lS60,-4w
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II. I)El-GER.

+. DELGER,
FORMERLY DELGER HAGEMAN.]
HAVING purchased the interest of +. lIage-
IL man. will continue the business in his own
name, as
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Boots
and Shoes,
S3 CALIFORNIA STREET. SAN FRANCISCO.
Keeps large stock of Gents, Ladies' Misses and
Chidrcn's Boots Shoes and Rubbers.
Also, receives by every steamer, lurge assor;-
mcnt Of Boots and Shoes from the following
Houses of Philadelphia: L. Miles Il Son; d. X.
King & Co.; Leonard Bcnkert G. Benkcrt; r..
Conrad Also the best assortment Of Eastern
goods always on hand.
March 10th, 1861 }m
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NOTICE.

rs HEREBY given to all persons having claims
4 against the Estate Of Thomas BOwdon, deceas-
ed late of the County Of Placer, and State of
California, to present the same to the undersigned,
duly authenticated as required by law. within ten
months from the date hereof, or The same will he
forever barred. Dutch Flat March 9th. 1860.
JOHN FOSTER,
4w Executor of said deceased.
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THE Opposition
Dry Goods Store


|O'/
Still Further Reduction in the Prices
Cheap CaIicOcs!
Merrimack, Spraguc and other Manumc lures,
sold at 10 cents per yard
Bieached ami B,otrn .NusiinS. .from G. To 20
cents per yard French La,rns at rs cents
per ydrd.
Hoop Skirts,
From IS cents to 81 co.
Silk and Straw BOnnets,
From So 90 to $ 900.
P.aR.A SOILS, from $l,25 to SO. CHINA
.NAT7LVG, from % to so cents per yard
Ladies and ChHdrenS Shoes. nun Paptr, Pel-
oct and Ingram carpet, " indoW Shades,
WindoW Shades, oil CIoUs & Ruggs.
THE entire stock will be sold in proportion OF
the above named articles.
GOODS sold below City prices!
Hfs- MIND the Terms, they are CHSH!
COUNTRY orders punctually attended to.
S. LUBBOCK.
liardys fire proof block, Main St. Auburn.
March 3lst 1850.
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A LII KINDS OF BLANKS
IA Can be had or will be gotten up
at short notice and at moderate prices at the
Placer Herald Office,
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FURNITURE FURklT REL!
Cabinet Ware Manufactory.

On Auburn Ravine. nearly opposite Toll
House. Auburn. Cal.
HAVING Just completed my establishment for
IL the manufacture of Cabinet ware. | hereby
give notice that am ready TO manufacture
Sofas, SidcbOards, Bureaus. EsedStcads,
gables, WaSlsstands, WardrObcs.
or any other articles of furniture that may he or
dcrcd. Being practical workman and having IL
lifetime experience in the business ! iattcr my
self that can give full satisfaction to any who
may favor me with their patronage. The furni-
tnrc will be made Of the best Of casoncd lumber.
Prices reasonable, AM strictly Cash.
MEf5~ All kinds of repairing done neatly and
with Dispatch
UNDERTAKING. All orders in Undertaking
will be promptly attended to.
E.s~ Orders can be left at the Toll House, or
at the Shop.
THOMAS JAMISON.
Auburn. March 2tth lS6O-mv.
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TllIS MEDICINE both for Acute and Chronic
L rheumatism. and for all impurities of the
blood. is one of the most safe and etlcctunl
remedies ever yet offered to the afflicted; and
though now for the first time placed before the
public. yet it has for long time been tried. and
found to do just what it purports to effect. viz:
u radical cure for Rheumatism. 1t will not cure
all diseases but will accomplish all it proposes
to do. TRY it, aud Judge for yourself.
General Agency Depot, Todd's Valley Drug
Store.
Todd's Valley. March 3rd. lSG0.-Gm
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RHEUMATISM! !!

Smith ~ CO.'S New Remedy for Rhcuma-
tisnI, and all Impurities OF the Blood,
Now for the First Time Placed
Before the Public.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
Important Notice.

The ass % =. Manasy's SANITARY CRUEL
has produced most ssluiary Effects, which We
hasten " make hnevp " the p.biie ~ large.
Among lie ethsf good qualities, Witch are upi.
vsrssiiy 'knowiedged. u has been feund H. he
highly ussfui and bsnsHsisnt 10 Women In the
siste ~ Pregnancy. and that ~ facilitates lhslr
delivery.
~ aise Improves positively The guilty and 10.
Grease the quantity Of MIN of Nurses.
No oihss Kind n Fpod ran hs compared ~ ~
u may he administered without fear 10 The young
esi chlldfsn3 ~ tsffssbsns and Strengthens them
snd preserves them against " gssst many die
eases peculiar 10 their sRs.
We 'psy therefore e.refuliy reeorn mspd n IN
every fan'ly.
Every ons'pouud pepper NJ the sANITAHY
CRUEL contains thirty two portions for ops pe,
son. They are all signed ny =. MApMAy. In
vsntpr sud rsisutss.
General Depot 81 New 0fleans-ii Cont street
between Cba,trss and Hoysl. mrp.lyd.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

Jfws ~ THE AUSTRIAN EMriRf.--
Austria is really carrying out some
of the reforms which Francis JOS.
eph promised last year. Such, for
instance, IA the partial cmancipa.
ton of the Jews. An imperial do.
cree, dated Vienna, February 2ist,
consoles 60 the Jews of Lower Aus
tri, Moravia. Silcsia. Hungary, the
Volvodna aud the Banat. Croatia,
Slavonia, Dalmatia aud tho littor-
al districts, tho right OF possessing
real property. They cannot, how.
ever, exercise the rights of patron.
age, jurisdiction or scholastic rep.
rcscntatiou attached 10 such pc.
sessions They may become agri.
cultural proprietors II, in compli.
apoe with tho law, they arc dom
ciled upon their establishments. and
cultivate the land themselves. In
Galicia, the Bukowina and Cracow
the rights enjoyed by Christians
connected with the possession of
real property are granted TO those
Jews who have been educated at
the colleges, or at commercial or
mining academies, or who are Off
GERS In the army Other Jews may
at present only acquire such real
property MS was permitted by the
law of lsls, and may farm landed
property belonging TO the crown,
but not real property Of the kind
styled Russkall farms.--Phiiadc
phia Press.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

LONDON DRuYKARps.-Seyeral cal.
oulations have been made in order TO
test the amount OF drinking that goes
on in the metropolis. Thusit has been
pointed out that in ls4s there were
1000 public.houses in I,ondon while
there were only 1000 butchers and
bakers. Agein, 40, 900 persons were
counted rs entering fourteen OF the
principle gin shops in one week, which
gives an average Of nearly 5000 ha.
bitual attendants on fourteen out Of
the 5000, gin shops, Of the metropo.
lis. Again, j. is stated that more
than 10000 persons are annually
taken up for drunkenness in the streets
of London, and that $4,000, 000i. are
spents each year in spirits and beer
in England Ontoasts aud Poor in
London.
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lailp C5a3ttts moGomet.
pAroN noueH,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~, 1890.

MpsioAt tnsrHustHfs One Of the finest
and largest assoftnsnts of musical lnstfu4
nents ever brought 70 this city. will now
be found ut iogel's, on Lafayette street,
There nre vlolins@some Of them Of the
" Cfsmona - make guitars, banjoes. tam
bofines. etc. The store Of Dogel IL, At
this writing, 80 ianmed with fancy goods,
drugs. medicines aud chemicals, that there
ia scarcely room 10 turn round. Mis- friends
and the public will he glad 10 learn that
his new brick building. on the opposite
side Of The street. is nearly ready. When
the shelves. eountets and fixtures arc put
Mp. he will Immediately move over,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12

Arms Ao.ptsy To. Nieur. Il IA II need
bl 10 inform the feif, on this Thursday
morning, the 18TH Of April, that there will
he concert below and dance above, In
the Academy toanighti Hardly. Tho
young. the gay and light. hearted know
70, not because Il was whispered week
ago; not because the papers say 40, and
the posters announce the fact at the street
corners. but because the young heart by
sympathies and fnstincls planted within
II, by oed Almighty Himself, to the con.
fusion Of mere preachers aud professors,
yeafns towards the 'gay and festive
scene,n " there be sin in it-let M look -
not 20 the dance itself- not 10 the joyous
sssemblage bat to Tho great monster, $50.
oiety,n in which there are 30 many screws
loose, the entire machinery needs mend
ing. Ia Il sinful TO wear pretty tbngs. look
pretty, aud talk pretty Il will ho some
tune ahead before the old, who can't dance
IL they wanted Go, will succeed in convinc.
ing the young who can, that there " sin
in II. II there be, then II is wrong-bsre
nj the spring time Of day for old mother
net,ife to dress herself Ia such gorgeous
colors Of gold aud emerald, aud bedeck
her body with rosos aud morning glories.
She Ia old obough-had children enough,
ami hath travelled enough In tho great
cyclca of time TO grow serious and wear
irowns and wrinkles on hor face; hut not
soi uho smiles moro sweetly aud sings
moro sweetly now than at tho Very Morn
ing Of creation. he gay, young folkp-bo
happy whilst you may-go TO tho Hall TO.
night and dance, first for your own souls
delight, and then for tho benefit Of tho
new institution up stairs
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GARD.

HAVING opened sncw. tho store formerly oe-
cupisd by my deceased fathsr, tske pleasure In
informing his old friends and patrons aud tho
public generally, that am now prepared 70 sup.
ply them with any article Of Family Groceries
and Plantation supplies, they may desire, at the
most advantageous terms. Hoping TO receive
liberal share Of public patronage, I remain
Respectfully,
MICHAEL PnENDER0AsT
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NflI'ICIt

EIAviNg BOUGHT The Inls,ss, a M,. J.ns.
Ibtehss, ~ the late hfm II ilsetel a
llu'ehssi ! take pieaspfs If informing M,
friends and fUfBef customers that . will carry
90 iha Provision and Gtceafy business ~ iba cd
s.ann on We corner ~ MAIN sud ~. Anthony
Streets. IN the city Of baton Hosga Win IN
yesrs sspHflsncs IN the trade. I hope ~ give en-.
urs satisfaction 70 my patron, both Ia quality sud
price fmy goods.
jaul2 O. UACErr
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
STEAM ENGINES.

nNE EiOilT HORSE POWER with Judson'a,
~ Patent Governor, In complete running or.
der, including n HteamgRge.
"ne twenty horse power set on Iron bed plates
With portable boiler.
DELACRoiX AGO.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-12
co AND orr TIT

20 10 H. y. bays Drug store and got " Henry
" Cusisf'a' Prepare ipns, and you viii nn' be
troubled any longer with Hats. Mice. ilnachss,
bed huge. etc. Nj, uuHtsr unstanieaa his prapa
faiiius and you shouli Try ihem,
a. u nay.
mprg1-7u Ony Agent ~ naton Rouge.