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fur ejnCn Dounr.
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NE btIe prNe, ete tr9 lt %Hcrbanrta tit, uao ne lpu.e tbnrn es
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Neu cln9crtdbtctc peutlde Guhtintfrei!
6prtldriIt NIT rcn AufprocrunGcn ocr9sit mug Qrincip Gciu bet
icotm, Ger ln3 cu1itcr rtdnt;9 pcritcbt; Siilnon6 III RIttitritt
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r%oyr6t6i9. 6. s.. Stcdc. ~
Vuhbinccr une Norp0rbeier.
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Ocutihe @etamme G.
Mrs. .. Saumann, Marlbaas Strafe,

jwiidben Der 5tCn uno 6ten.
mabt BEN 6rauen RibmpnbS bic Cr0cbenii Nu;eiae. ran lie in
AeiilNlaae ais othdmme Hubert uno auf Ter lniYcriif0t I'll Yams
eer9 IN S1ieFn lDr GrNmen bel0noen bli, w0rI6t. tie Gle tenen
5fu9aile HoyH9en TANK, pe9h db Gt ith ti pprfomHenl en- 0cics
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Ocean pafet> IND @elp : Sef5rperunaS, GommiIion
M0entcu:
g. Sa1miSt "a. SO.

Snealios, GpmmiIiton5-, 5peb1ttpnS- unr
Q8e6lel Welhdft.
Srttfs NIB Yadete, lcttcre bs m 30 0uuS@epi6t. merhrn
mn jepcIl ron bier %ab9ebenben 9Ufodmpfer mad irNenb rinemSrtc
Ger 2Stlt (NOrSugIt6 9eHtf@lanb uno Die SdDei,) fronfirt bis
iuT Ssrtmnmn9, ODER tbeilpeife, prompt unS nit Oer ar0f.cu GShbs,s
Felt crpcolrt, Se9fn @aronte IND Sdbeiu.
&SE@lel mS Anwttlun4sn, III ben 6autpldecn sgp
Surcau III babtn.
0tlo'us5oblHn9cn an iranb cine @SrtTr in 0eutf6.
uRb Rcj'epdNe. ~
80 ,flr aiebmOnS unb ~llm9e9cnc baben MIR 6rn. 81. GATED
rnlcre Maeniur ubcrroaen. IS. S6mibt II 81
Mib auf Sbiacs ~6e;iebsne, tittet UNI Die ocneiotrrN rrftr5ag nwi-
Der srcurer un6 &anbKlCute y. Su lei
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Nurb pErIoniiAe @infIufc i'm Murrcn bi, ih in
ZEN StanO 9eicBt, mrIuen 9esbrtrn &unpen elm pors
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titat NJ HnSna9mSmeiie %tiItlen Yrtiiea c%fcriren an
tpnher. @icithfals t%mpfeble i> mein wpblnjIortirtcs
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@elttaft 9emtHnlib 9elubt werpen. I'm cine ~ati1tlior
AnrIhf leineS SlgerS blttst y. Noienfelp,
$40. 1911 SrcaohraBe.
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@aihinntnn.Mnrten

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Ia Vt'l1h %TlnV9ut9S9lrien u1srnrmYel b,hc ,rTn 10y "hs*v GAS
pen mttSE. oIr9 aGiImrrtiame NerieuUng birjen t s%I m" ., pGa'l
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lace la Ai9''t" gu OTIrsm 8'ia&e f~rcuneldIt ,in. '"""'' I"PFe'
Stmpn StcinIei,
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SSu. GrDkc,
STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURER.

&reapltr., 3riiAen rr .. at Strasc.
9Ae ccugbc WubiItunl. namept!ih 23itrrrcrf5uTcr made in
anf mcin 9rpRce SIIGr or vcfafocnMiiRiitn GmSY's. 3utrrn,mF
rea, Names N!Op0 q; 70 ci9ncr S0brlt auiniefljam, un6 eriud,c in
oEieiben, thvt teWtTtMrGN GntdUfs 5sjm untCr;ridnc.eu NJ rn1[,cn
IA ih ourob Y]0rttci!RGfc G;HGufr mn Gni0s 3abiunayn in SSn,
StanE 8etgt bin, 10 b'ltB wm Hew 9orfsr SG0riamGti ycrfaufrn
I'll foWNeH.
90 $Osra @OFnen, in 8anicn, taItcn unO Yter;cI &illen,
% &prCS @orHutHen,
D0ttln, &TtrOncu ul0 (rniiac SubirrGjts ftnncu fets in, eI,i,
nn mn G5rrFcn Yrn Mir bri6asu merben, ipwic tub spr;n,fiSs
neutihc mo f:0ni6iji5e @Eauncn, aHc Nrtcn YlTc, s itrSnoi
unN lcnltt9e Gcnttttc. luRt6 Etl, ensemadr Gjurfen ,c ,r
60ner maat ih nao Qubutum aui mein erpFta QIoer -
Oeutihcn Spje(rpaareu,
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lin e;nep 5eiuh tcrnco gaQcre bjitct Qam. GEer
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artebrrur' CURE-ALL.
(grap lrrt pNn cinem GbemifCr)
DieIs5 Wittcl bCilt lille Sdmcr5en. - Das maaildb
9Eunper uaicrer 3rit.
9ic1c5 wcrthpr0r SruMitttI Erp inrCrliA sne SuSrrIi6 sxac.
manor. So hcut lc8llds
3Itnpcb, &~cpII5mer;,
Scrrcntunecu II. Srlsgua9cn, SCiteuitdeu,
9tOItro Mrreu2, %SrNftbtulcn,
Grtalun3cn, 3alhs Siebcr,
NtGrat&G, Strcnlbpur;gn,
Hhtum0lSmgS, SrGRNWancen,
0ubncrIuGrn, Gboltr0,
oiltcocrClprn, Strnibmtr;en,
Ma9cnldmtreu, S.rul thmri,E,
9NlthtrY, Grt:trtnc 6uPe,
94urrcn 6atS, Rppcubridc,
NuBiNYfricn, Observation-Disclosures,
HItcRiNmtrStn, ycibiNnrrSeu.
Ia ro1ti5e iu9Icth Gin suhS StdgNmttct III. 10 it ts bcionSers
bel 0Rlatnldmdtc, 0USptYiIa Wp al0cmsiuer Sdwahc m EN-.
pfCpitn. &ertauiI wirr eiricS 6Cllmjttel
III 6Lnlhsn III 20 UNI 30 Gents.
Mes- Seize S1mtiC, H&ciltnre Wne Srbrittr 1clt fur eircr Of.
iratser %tn9HtHfou perr bet p~1etircn Ar0ntbeien cine 6.alle VEN
bielcm Dciim!t:ci nets bel itb fuhUn.
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Soctlung Fneen. 81 babcn ki
z. N08aer, n. S6bcfer unb
bel allen Npottctcrn in 8idmOno,
NrrtDlt nm PETERSBURG.
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NSttfr Hhcinmein!

zen NstnT!NtncEn 9ubittGm bierc bier nit ;rr Na,a~;s.
= , l%'t - f [mi SEn2,aa IS tla90rtiran %Nintrsin rrE5 i' GaF
YtrfaGft. ~. ~ y" , i % yer Gjailone
1871 SP9H muller,
Sutttrtcrr
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&0fts. Snad hais unp 2o~errbtrr, Salcu.
Mcjncn Grcnrcn fIrjc ecu Nfantmtcn Wublifuln bic cractcnc
Nnjctgr, b0F it an 6Gtc . : NcuCu Mi0rttr0, rcbcn Acacr 81
gen GriIiidung II lNto Gin guics GjoS Sctacr itcS ~. is YGacr-
StGr 81 baOtn lit. Gncm tcpt i0hirrutcn &ciut iicbt frtunclt2it
ctQc4Cn Srbu MorrbOuicu. aat -
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Soeben lit rihienen:
Srtepr. Werbarb'5
illulrirtrr
0amiticm &oIember
fur
I s 6 @.
Gin Sau8@ uno 5amtiren- yub mir bic DeutI6eu in
Den Ser. Staaten.

~F'' r""N W"V H"'tf'N N7WNN III EN AIUIIWRW III
Den Ser. Staaten.
s. brcih. prcis % Gcnts.
Gin Saienber lit uitt eth @nt, mclAe5 bins zen Datum ;tiocn
Icu; not Dcnjlcr lol ce prcpatieibun9En uno oeraleinCn llniinn
brn9tn; icnbtrn Gin IaeaHrr iOl In ciu
&cIfstmh, III llnterhnItun9, III gub unb 2c6re.
Der lintYitidhate bat III OcutitlaEo elf SGbre lane, Yon 1871
Bis 1851 ttnen Nosnpcr berauS@es5en; i'm crfieu SGbr icstc cr
nNht prLle 5000 @rtmplNre ob, ml5rtnn Scr critic SteGsn0 ibpn
cine Circulation Nn 9cTn 10000 &rtmpiartu Bate, tpB Der Gro.
aen Gparurren3 jn 3atenpefab in 9cutUbIano. Y5as iencm
A1lCnocr ole SIrunne 10 lhaartnptjS iGfubrte, mar bg griRcip,
niHrS erilcIbtn ;m Gjrinos la; nae @rinejp n6nit: rag,
neil Sin &0len?tr Gin SUdb 1T, melhca pn pisLp Qruten oef1mfit
Wiro. et lOnIt nae 9anic 5abr bineurdb icH anoereS 9Sud0 faufn,
EG ntft ltnierbaltsnbeS- nne At'y retI 9letn. iOaeerl aur pyaftiib
fauft. mrNtd mitcer trIet mtro; GuS 4rUNcjp bIt Der 5traus.
Sceer quo bet Hem Jest bier anlefantta;tn 1&icnrtr bcfetar, tlnllr,
hllt:noc5 mo &uENDcll rmo odrin wtt HIgintnl weren't unp sr
hSt III ubCrrUat, rap 1uh oi5icr AlInrcr fh bdI9 cic arsse
ShaIr NPn rotn BepIlncn WiEot. Hrisbr. 0trbdrn.
Eo g3If. (9Stbor 400I.
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@tiuht

trire Gin PARTNER nit cincm 0aritat rcr $25On, nm in Tifmpnc
tc SIhrt1ttcn Won Sclttre patCntrtt YuipinQ @'traS pccr flrrt~
Ndcn @ronii I'll cC9jnnru. Gjcice Wrihdft 1T lbru IN onpcrn Or
en- nj SpcrNticn rnc Mum 9rcEc 4: recntc 0b. W.nu0cacc Atcf.rCn-
HmrrpcL Qr9cbcn UNI rerlarSt. 9SCNcn rctcycn @triCltcticu Nc~
orc (rt mIn an ~ IS yNbitr.
pctSmcuth, VA,
frNUbl Gin ana oidem NatcriaI auil,futrtcS OjtbIubc
III Nu. cnibrtH Ocnrnlnlcu WCrotn f.un.
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Scfamntmdcbuu0cu
o. Ii. C~UALKLEY,

9@''clfr ron ysccr uar S&ub.5nCin9s, Smpprtcur
pom iranlGdi&cm Tnttlcper,
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Iermi>cI Lc h.,hcisen.

mo IN II
$4,000, $1,000 corr $500 Iir ei"en &uonnrnter
5000 poer $1,000 iUr omen NarHtrn, Hno
$1,000, $4,000 pCtr $4,000 ,ur o,rincuna eiits
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-21

WHAT HAS He DoSE?-We will give pretty
thing to any rampant Donslas man who will
point us to a single act of any consequence per-
formed by Douglas during the session of Con-
gress just closed. Take any question of impor-
tancc to the people, upon which a frst-class
statesman ought to occupy firm, open, unequiv-
ocal stand, and show where Douglas has spok-
en- or voted for or against it. lie has kept mum,
with an eye single to the Presidency.
When the Senate Committees were being re-
constructed in such manner, and FOR such pur
pose that any Sena or with spark of manliness,
independence or dignity would have been there,
and made himself heare--in other words, when
the Senate was heaping insult and dindignity upon
Douglas ss-whcro was he' lie had thep leurisy.
When the death of Broderck was announced
the who died fighting Douglas BATTLES
when tributes were to be paid to his memory,
and when Douglas. of all living men, should have
been there among the foremost in honoring the
memory of the martyr-where was he? lie had
the dirrheo,
When the Homestead Bill was to be voted
upon, giving to the poor laboring man free
home, for the use and support of himself and his
family-whers was Douglas ? lie had soRK
THROAT! s
When the bill for the admission of Kansas was
up, where was Douglas, the champion of Pop
ular Sovereignty, who had divided the Demo
cratic party upon the Kansas question (? lie was
paired Of!
So We might 60 on. Whenever a question
was up, on which Senator might show himself
to be a man, or upon which issue might be
made before the people, or when bis enemies
were handling him and his dogmas without mer-
cy, Douglas was invariably absent-cause, pleu-
riSy, diarrh.a, sore throat, or paired.
No. he opened his mouth on one occasion
that was when be introduced hi, invasion bill
under the pretense of protecting the Slave States
against invasion and instructions, but in real
ity to gag free speech in the North, and gain the
saics of the Southern birds, who had becn kick
in. and cuilixg him for more than year. Here
Dougfos stood up and talked hucutly and bonn
bastically but the effort failed in the effect for
which it was intended. We believe he also pro-
duced a rehash of his Squatter Sovereignty har-
ausues and Magazine essays, but that likewis.
fell stiborn to the earth.
Such is Dougias-callcd. By way Of burlesque
Statesman" the Little Giant" and 50
forth-whom intelligent people are coolly and
impudently asked to vote for hid. American,
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-21

ITALIAN BEES IN MARYSNILLE.-lt may not
be generally known to the apiarians of this
State that Mr.. l.. Kennedy, of Marysvil;e,
imported in July last some genuine Italian
bees, aud now has them working and thriv-
ing finely, and can supply those who wish
with queens for propagation. As this kind
OF bee is much in demand now, owing to
its great hardness, the ease with which it
obtains food, its superior productiveness
and slowncss to wrath we have thought ii
worth while to assure the pulic of the fact
above stated, and at the same time do JUS
tfcc to an enterprising fellow townsman.-
Mr.. Kennedy had some of his Italian bees
on exhibition at the late Fair, and we saw
one Of the three queens the importation of
which cost him, including all travelling eX-
penses. about 81 800. As some doubts have
been expressed of the genuneneSS of these
foreign honev-makers, we hereby set them
at rest by quoting the report of the com
nittee on awards who examined them.
:. Your Committee have carefully exam
ined the hive of Italian Bees on cxhibi-
ton and as far as they are able to decide
they pronounce them pure.
One of the Committee has seen the pure
Italian bees in Europe, and was for num-
Der of wears familiar with their character
and habits. He has no question in pro-
nouncing them genuine, and all that is
Committee rccomncnd them. therefore, rs
worthy Of 4 special premium as the first
Italian stock introduced into this State
f. b. WALswoRru,
}. c. FALL.
p NJ RAMIREZ
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-21

CHARITY would lose its name were il in :
facnced by so mean motive as human
praise.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-21

How is it proved that Adam was ortho-
dox in his sentiments? Because his belief
was undoubtedly Eve-angelical
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-21
LOUIS CELARlE'S
Ga eat Distribution
TO CONE OFF
Thursday, November 1st. 1850.
OVER ~, 900 d. yew.lry Giv.a Away,
273 Valua BILE Prizes {!

want it understood this is not . Rattle OF
Gift Entertainment. 1t is designed to obtain
work and customers, and to this end every one
who will bring me work to do in the jewelrv
Matchmaking or Daguerrean business I will
present with many tickets as they will ex.
pend dollars in my line. Those who wan,
watches cleaned or repaired, or any Jewelry OF
Daguerrean work done have only to p,y me the
regular price. The work will be warranted
watches for one year, and besides obtaining the
work at the going rates they will receive as
many tickets in my great distribution as they
expend dollars for work. Remember that
will Lot raise the price of my work. Purchas.
crs need not have the work done now, but q,
any time hereafter the tickets will Be good fol
watch repairing or likencsses.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-21

The above articles will BE- disposed Of, by A
Committee selected BY vote Of the audience. a,
on former occasions.
fTCKETO n Oo
C. ". YOUNG.
Nevada, July, IS, 1880.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-21

LITTLE FRIESDsHIP.-We love the little
obscure friendship which, everywhere and
in every relation, cause men to meet and
pass. thinking well of each other. In the
utilitarian, the urgent and conflicting act
ions of the busy life, we all seem to be op-
ponents; and all expressions. those of diff
ference, and the mere glancer will say =
4" The world is an ice house and men are
blocks of ice thrown together for preserva-
tioa until each is wanted to be dissolved in
the proper season" This is untrue the
world is really a cheerful fireplace, round
which are gathered those whose hearts are
warming in kindness.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-21

For One Year. in advance (scnt by mail $500
For Six Months, in alvancc....-..do........ 800
Fer Three Months, delivered by carrier).. 2,00
Gfs- Advertisements conspicuously inserted
At reasonable rates.
NS- Papers sent by mail payable in advance.
As we have received large addition to our
Jls Office, we are prepared to do all kinds OF
Boo5 and Job Printing.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-21
GREAT DISTRIBUTION!

'.m.tAl.s tia. h.. never bee. a... ,
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-21
Nirisraie -fppeal.

\ DELIGHTFUL LEGEND.-Thcre is a charm
ing tradition connected with the site on
which the temple of solomon was erected.
1t is said to have been occupied in common
the other had none. On the evening sue
cecdiug the harvest. the wheat having c N
gathered in separate shocks, the elder
brother said unto his wife. My younger
BROTHER is unable to bear the burden and
heat of the day, will ARISE, take off my
shocks and place with his, without his
knowledge" The younger brother, being
ac;uatcd by the same benevolent motives.
said, within himself. Ny elder brother has
q family, and have none: | will contrib
ute to their support; will arise. take OF
my shocks and place with his without his
i,hncnt, when on the following morning.
they found their respective shocks undi-
mjnishcd. This course of events transp;red
for several nights. when each resolved in
H., own mind to stand guard and solve the
mystery They did so when, on the fol-
lowing night, they met each other half way
between their respective shocks, with their
arms full. Upon ground noliowed with
such associations as this was the temple o.
Solomon erccted-So spacious and magniti-
CENT the wonder of the world.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-21

TaE FIRST House IN SAN FRANCIsCo.-
1896, when Richard II. Dana was in San
Francisco tor Yerba Bucna, as it was then
eallcd) there was one house where the pres
eut proud city stands. 1t was built ard
owned by the late Mr.. Richardson, of Marion
county-onc of the oldest pioneers in the
State. 1t was small wooden building, in
tended rather as a store and was put up at
the suggestion of Mr.. Robson (another well
known pioneer, now residing in Monterey, }
who was then engaged in the hide business.
and suggested to Mr.. r. that, as now and
then, vessel happened in the harbor, and
as the hide-scows came here occasionally
10 unload at the beech NOW Montgomery
street, some little trade might be carried
on. Aguardientc, however, seems to have
formed the basis of store-keeping. This
was the first house in San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-21
gotels 4 Restaurants.

51otels 4 4estaurants.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE,
BROAD STREET, Nevada
GEO. Z. LANCASTER,
Asznk Would res pectfull VI inform th hecitizen sof
~ Nevada and Tho travelling public, that he
~ has purchas sed he above place and Intends
y to makeit THE HOrELof the Mountains
Itis being renov ated a nd fitted up throughout
Boardcrs, permanent md r anstent ,can be accom-
modatedina style unsurpassed in the State of
California.
THE TABLE
wiil.s all time . b 3 supplied with ail the varie
tie the market Affords.
GAME SUPPERS
~D -
GOT UP TO ORDER
Particularattentionw wIllbe paid to the aecommo
tion of Ladies and Families.
Having had long experience in the Hotel bust
ness. am confident Of being able to makethe Ma
rIoSALthe mostdesirable Hotel in t thc mountains,
The Beds and Furniture
Areall now and for style and comfort cannotbe
exceled.
THE STAGES mining inalI directions from
Nevada have their Offices at. and take their depar
ture from the National Exchange.
THIS BLOCK is substantially built of BRICK
Fhe rooms are airy and wellfurnished, and from
the balconies you have . splendid view ofthe
surrounding country. :
HOTEL OPEN ALL NIGHT.
THE BAR
Is VOW UNDER THE xAxAGExENr OF An ex-
perienced bar keeper who will keen constantly
on hand the very best quality of
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS.
He earnestly requests his old friend and custo.
mers to give him o call at the tional Ex
change.
A LIVERY STABLE,
lseonnectedwiththeH House a andysrticul.r Art q
tion WILDE given to taking care of Horses; CsTra
ses;eahatallsimes be procured by application at
Nevada. Septl7tbis5S
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-21

EXTRAORDINARY DISCovERY.-Among the
novelties which the scientific world has
lately heard of, is the invention of an Italian
"A Florentine Monk, it is said-who has
devoted many years to the study of electri-
city and telegraphie matters. lie has some
extraordinary inventions, which he is sub
hitting to the Emperor of the French. 1t
is stated that among them is discovery of
the means of transmitting fac similes of hand
writing and manuscripts from station 70
station so that telegraphic dispatch NAV
become a legal document He can also
transmit likeness by this agency, to be re-
produced at the other end of the wire.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is strictly limited to
,hsif oEH immediate aud regular business, and the bust
Dsss Of az advertising firm 10 not considered AS incIudu.
that OF lie individual members.
Merchants or Others advertising by the year will oalv Hs
allowed tho space OF a half column IN the tper, At tie
Iite' at present charged them by this paper.
Calls on persons to become candidates will be inscyieda
other Advertisements.
Advertisements not marked on the copy FOR speciisI
une will be inserted TIL forbid. aud payment eylcted.
Aad fnally-Al communications for this paper. Of any
and every character whatsoever. intended to promote the
private euds or interests Vi rdIsidlals corporations, So
ssEIes Or schools, will be lh1ysed as advertisements
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-14
I'm DOrtant Notice.

Among all lis other good qualities, which a,s
universally acknowledged. il has been found 70
be highly useful and benefcent to Women in the
state OF Pregnancy, and that 1t facilitates their
delivery.
II also improves positively the quality and 10
creaSes the quantity of Milk OF Nurses.
No other klnd OF food can be compared 10 il;
1t may be admniStere! without fear TO ths
Youngest children; it reffeshes and strengthens
them, and preserves them against a great many
diseases peculiar to their age.
We may therefore confidently recommend it
10 every family.
livery oGe-pOuEd paper OF the SANITARY
IKUEa. contains taiTiy-two portions for ons
Poison. They are a.! signed BY 2. MARMAY,
Inventor AMI Pe,-ulee
u Ia be had ia PLAQUENliNE Of CAR.
son X KEARNY. mbl7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-14
CONFECTIONERY.
ERNEST TTRPM

No. 80 OH Leree, New Orleans.
MANUFACTURES by steam process, eve.
VI ry description, Syrnps and Gum Drops.
His Rock, Stick and Fancy Candies are we'll
nown throughout the Southwest, furnished
fresh from the mandatory they are really
superior, aud are decidedly preferred to simi
lar articles brought from a distance, and more
or less deteriorated in consequence.
ss- Articles warranted.
e5 Terms cash, or approved city acccp-
lance. oeS-1y