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EuAIia HATIIs.

Two all who arc afflicted With Rbeumatic con .
Il plants We would say 70 sndt DIR. bMth.
SONS SrLPHus fusn hArHs, az Cope fsvilton /,
on Louisiana avenue. near sihth street. The r.
culprtics 81 Ia such that IL cures shsctusli y
thi-compltint Aiso ail Other di-,ngrs ~ throrir
nature, such ass rofula, out .discaH. saf the
points, 30.
GalyaniC and Electro Magnetic Elcrtririty
Or. EmcrsoH still CONTINUES Co apply these lea
portant remedial g~nts TO such diseases nd sus
cnscs 40 indicate their usafuinsss
AUG. 22-7a~U
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TausTsys.
John Haran sapuo stewart
Peter Conrcy .jr. Henry \. Bucknsr
Robert !. Ward John =. Allison
Isaac Johnson WIN. ". LcysrICh
Joseph Walker EdwardspsrrOw
Maunaci White
psrKH CoSEsy,Jr President Board Of Trustee
DtRsCToss.
Joseph w stanton Geo. W smith
John l. Lewis Juuius Bobo.
n. &. Hall NJ. VI Cuhsn
John T.. Safarans Edw. Ienner Cor
D.. W. sescu A. Van Bitbrr
Cornelius fcllOwes William ~ White
j Morgan Hall Thco " McCaleb
r.. IA. Barton u. W. Norman
Andrew Carr &. q. Snethcn.
JoHS HAoAs, President Of the Company
EDw. JsSSgR CoIE, Nicc President.
a. j. wsupEEruEs, VI. ID. Medical BOARD Of
THoNAH Husr, NJ ~. ( Consolation.
II. g.. HEARTr, Artuary.
T.. l.. GooIp, Attorney.
RtoHAap Bsis. d, No. al Magazine street
Medical Examiner, who will be- at the office daily
from l2i TO 2o'ciock, p. m.
Ny the Charter only : ,OOoistakon on aaingie
life
Or THE Company 10 prepared 90 entertain APP
plic tions for Lfc Insurance and ISSUE Purius on
all sound aud healthy White pcrsobs and Ncgro-s.
at the Table Of Rates established ~ the Hard.
which are less than the rates charged ny the NrW
York and London Offices aud sitbout their roztro-
tiuns 10 residence la the south hy ths charter,
Dividends Of Profits arc declared annually, aud
the profits draw interest, and can o.. made svala-
bic at once 60 the extent Of two thirds 81 theF
amount, where the party has paid his premiums in
foil.
r,- California Permit az Ncw York aud London
Rates. Prospectus, Table Of Rate, add All inigf-
nation Go Life Insurance, and all papers 80
sary 10 cioct Insurance can be bad az The ofhre Il
the Company.
or Extensive Travelling Prvilogcsarc allo~cd.
Or Once hours, y a ~. 20 y. ga,
August 2--iy
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GLOBES Terrestrial and Celestial. collectirn.
~ various, the day received from Boston, ~
twelve and nine nchcs dis,neicr o the latest dates
and most perfect in every other rcspcct
Sept6 fRANtk TAYLOR
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-, rtax pnoop cns~Ts. ser NOOK s

Tw@ stRN pMoop cus~T~. Tor HOOK a.
~ PAPERS, JEN ELRY kes--EvaNS *
49, " WATSON. No - Dock street, opposite
ths fhilsaeiplia Exchange. Patent Soap
STONE i8acd and heytaie Cover sALANANDERs
PIE aud Thief Proof iHO> CHESTS, warranted %
stand marc beat thnn any other Chests in the coun
Try. Alsg, Patent ais Chamber IRON CHEST,
100 nov in a... They a.so continue 10 maketi .
~ 'iaary fire Prnnfs nj very i0~ priceH,
W.. ihs undersigned, were prsscut, on che nth
aay - September when Nessrs Evsps x Watson
ttr ons of their ssainmander Fire Proof rh.sis al
which tiaas they consumed eve oordsof wood over
Genuine riaR "a A. NJ and continuing until 2 p,
NJ making hse hours intense beat, amounting 20
~hsts heat Tbs Chest remained ia the IRE until
tiss ncri sgpsning, ~hsn u opened in pre-
stnrs. ahd s tbe t@oks and pspsra taken out,
having been preserved uhtire. Tho above named
Chest together with the bpoks and papers, may Ice
sNamiaed by calling a, tho store ~ hvans x Wat
THos HANsELL, igtb street al-oys Arch.
SAMUEL. L. DAVIS. III \. IA street
Aisssrs. Ecans A. Watson
GxxrLEsKN Having been gFcs@ " Nhsu thecon
tent II the chest alluded g. ,n the above certificate
ser. posed 20 Nt@ itako pleasure ia adding NY
tcstimony 10 the perfect ur,y II the pspors No
mark Vt IRE wac apparent on aoy IL them.
Repeatedly, v. MERRlCk.
PH!IAnslrniA. sept, 10, 1850.
BALrIAoSG, june ~. lst9.
Messrs Eeaas a. tiaisos, Pa. adelehta
GsSTLsmsS We have p.ucb pleasure ia recon
cnding your Fire proof chcs,s 10 the notice of The
public, the one Ne purchased from you having
saved books and contents .f.c tnaiiy, after
drrgoing very severe heat during the fire whigh
destroyed th. entire block II buildlngs ON Arch
street wharf the s,huylkil, on the oh Of June.
issa. Yours, very respectfully,
RUSSELL 4 GILIINs
Cast and Wrought Iron Houses, Of all siH's and
patterns, made Ia order
Seal and Letter Copying Presses, Pre- proof
Doors Tor banks and stores, Patent Slate lined Re
igcrators. warranted suPcriort 10 all o'hers Water
FiltcrH. Nov 80
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Permanent E"nd ny Act Of incorporated.
100000.

Office No. s. Camp STaef, bef,rs,n GJa.isr aud Com.
mon sirssfs. Nsis ORLEANS.
This permanent fund Ia be invested as per char
ter for the benefit of the policy holders. in bonds
aud mortga gee on unincuInbrred real cstatevnlued
at double the amour loaned thereon and in stocks
Of the State aud OF the United States government.
This company, being organized -ulcly for the
protection of the policy holders and their families
against want and poverty. is in its operations
great national benevolent institution, conducted.
upon the moe tsccure and solid principles, and ai-
fIrding. for a small annual suIn, paid during Lille,
large and handsome legacy TO Sidows and chil
dron after death.
All policy hoders, neither for life or shorter
tcrfns who continue the insurance till death, par.
ucpat. la the whole of the profits Of the company.
Creditors insure the livos oil debtors. A
married woman can eject in-ur nee the liio 81
her husband, for the sole benefit and Of hcrs ~
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ID .UoOE ~ co., wholesale md r.tsitfsal.
ers Ia Competing, Floor OH Cloths, Mating,
Rugs, Curtain Materials, Shooting, Hlankcts. aud
house furnishing goods generally.
cnnsylyanianycnuc,b etwccn1th and Stiistfcsts,
Washington, ID. G..
Aug 20-tf Union
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nC-ATnE SAFE AVID coMMopI-
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
s A;5s sss.Sis sss.s s sa 49,

Winter Arrangement between philadeI phip
and Piusburg.
Pine Reduced 10 TirenhJ four Hours
On and after the lst Of December next, Pasaen.
gers will be carried by the PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY between Philadelphia and
Piusburg in ftCenty four hours, with only twenty
eight miles Of staging, over an excellent turnpike
This 10 the shortest aud beet route between the
Great Wet aud the Atlantic cities, aud the &C
commodations are in all respects Of the highest
character.
THOS. MOORE,
Nov lO-3m Agent Penn'a Railroad Co.
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No SO Wall street N. Y.
BROWN ,SHIPLEY CO.,
Liverpool.
EG. ROBERTS & CO.,
l3King's rms Yard London,
JOHN MUNROE K CO,
20 Rue Notre Dame DIES VICTORIES, Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
For freight or passage, applyto
Theowners of theseships willnot be account
able for gold silver bullion, specie ,iewelry, pre-
cious stones or metals, unless billsofla ding are
signed therefor, and the val ue hereof expressed
therein. Dec
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Ii EANf ART1LLERY-sicgc Gafrison, Sea
IL coast and Mountain Prepared ~ board
of oilic' r. for the Army Of the United States The
Instructions illustrated by many plato
Copies Tor sale ia Washington city hy
TAYLOR n MAIRI.
SEPTIC UOukaellefs. near pth II
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DHILIP BARTON KEY viii att.ad g. sny
l. business lac may be- entrusted Win ~. tore either
Of the Courts Of this Distrct; aud "a also attsnd
10 the prosecution Of Claims before Congress I'd
the Departments Office on cstreet.
July 1T
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cnOfENxOR GROuN,s

wrench Class Tor Conversation q Reading,
Ha ~ srsasd ss Dse.say, fAs Iah ,.,i. at 7 o. w.
sI'Itt oBJECT oF THIS CLASS IL 10 aid in
u every ppsihls wsy thoso persons In Washing.
tnn whp desire 90 acquire an accurate knowledge
a tfenrh. and o. l.srn not only 90 read, but to
spess the isngasge hurntly. Mot pcrsons ia the
inites stairs acquire their tnowledge through the
sys ziyns, snd hence the number 81 individuals
hsfs wbo read tolsrsbiy we'll. bot do not compre-
hend r0fd - French vhcn spoken .or even when
read, ~ snsti'er IT, .uch persons such Class
Iirfsnisv@ sery great advantages.
The sne1nlcrs viii meet al the rooms Of Pruf,s.
90 ~ ssoux, o native - France who will di.
r.ss snd ssperntsnd the exercises. opposite
hfo~H's hs,si, ~i','s tickets may he had.
REFERENCES
tssssw MA.sos. esq., g street. between 81
aad a. streets.
W. = Ds.sicS. 80 conner OIL and 10Th sts
a.j " R'c~. u street. between ii1h aud 18Th
streets
boss wnso~. go. 18th 81 tct~csn ES y etc.
tspt Geo. . ia "a Rocss. Georgrtown.
- fsf'A toaes. ioth street. near ~
bsy. lt~sf EFpsa.
Rev W J. CiAsss. conner of 9th and v ste.
ta'ainf Asnss~ HAsvoon, corner Of lith and
~ %.
orisc w,s-r. Ri,,sphou.e Academy
THosAs CAassusY, esq octs-u
INrERNArioSAL MAGAZINE. Cor January
me Wa in Hungry. by General xlapks, lat,
t.nvssaos q tos.sfni vols i<ss,don.
Man snd ~. w,grstioas. ny ". g. Latham
LADY voyage Round ,he World. Wy Ida
rt.ia-s
kasian, er us CLs,sl. Il the Mind, by q. p v
I.sse. s.f NJ ~ tisld, ! voi
>r.sssa-i psorie. scenery. Monuments Nc.
w y g. sqaieri vol-, With m-ps snd lusus
uoes FHANcK TAYLOR,
Dec ~
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TIE VIEW YORK q LIvEuPonI UNITED
spATEs WAL TEA MINIS.

- lHrsSr hipe uass.sk ONsh buiif ht
Ill 8Acontract expressly for Government
1service every care has YutA taken In
heirconstructon, as also in theirongines TO en-
sure strength and speed and their accompoda-
Lons for passengers are !edfoTsiesancs
or comfort.
Price q ( passag from New York to Liverpool
in first cabin, $40 Exclusive use ofrKtrA size
state rooms, y 300 in second cabin, $40. From
Liverpool to New York, Ego.
An experienced surgeon lie attached TO each
ship.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LipE AND PINE IN
sURANCE COMPANY or LOUISIANA.

iscosroHArsB - AraIL $40, kSD BKcLAsFp
piyipEsp o. 20 rss CENT. oS Il aosrBs susIsK.s.
Business y the Company confined 10 LIFE
Insurance only.
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A MEXICAN siLNEH bought and sold by
"A iuly it--u CHUBB, SCHENCK n go.
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- ---------s -------'- ----------
N OTTO E ;.

TIME steamer Ben Adams will leave Ba-
i ton Rouge. on Saturday, October End
at O'Clock A. NJ, for Predetermined the
accommodation of those DESTROYS of attend
ing the Great Wing Meeting and Barbecue,
to be held there, on that day. The price
for going and returning will be one dollar
Ladies Gratis.
The Scott & Graham Club have made ar
rangements TO pay the passage of any wings
who are DESTROYS Of going, and unable to in
cur the expense.
Tickets can be obtained at the Post Office
Larguier 6 LaNoue. Montan & Brother Ed
win Montan, G. A. Hon, Hacket 4 Brooks,
Or by calling on the undersigned at the boat
sept 30-3ts. VIM LOCKWOOD.
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1--WE are obliged to our friend
for informing us Of the fact
about time. We have short memory
and cannot for our soul remember the
poetry. 4
Thirty days hath September.
April May and June.''-
our memory was always short. We
lament also that our hearing is getting
bad. As to seeing-it is marvel to
us that we have ever got aloug SO well
without glasses.
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Fabers Magnetic Gauge.

THIS invention, combining simplicity
A. and elegance. for indicating the height
Of water IN STEAM BOILERS, is all that can
be desired Tor the purpose.
Planters and others-proprietors of Steam
Engines. are invited to call at the Baton
Rouge Foundry and Judge for themselves
For sale by
oct 2-y. HILL & HENDERSON.
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4flarrif0.

In this city, on Monday. the 9th ultimo,
by the Rev. SYLVESTER WoopBR1pGE, Mr..
A. MONTAN, Jr., of Baton Rouge. to Miss
SARAH JANE HAND, OF ST. Francisville.
We take the foregoing from the aspecta-
tori published at Lafayette, La. Before the
first blush of surprise was over, better evil
dences Of the fact, was placed before US
"Anticipatory'' the cork flew out and we
drank this sentiment: May the Hand thou
hast chosen Tony, ever be nearest thy
heart to soothe and comfort thee in affection,
and tighten the burden of an existence,
which without an Hand to share, were not
worth the trouble that it costs.
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A DEFECT IN THE GERMAN Lam.

A DEFECT IN THE GERMAN Lam
GUAeE.-It appears from a decision Of
Judge Campbell, of New York, in a
case Of the trustees of the Forsyth
street DutchReform Church Us. Rev.
Frederick Busche, that the Germans
have but one word to express MAORI
ty" and plurality" and that'it can on
ly be determined from the context
which of these ideas is meant.
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!. .sa 10 Is. - IA So
HN I'll. Il , II sH&y
ia! b. -
A51SR2 C6J6
A.A r,.... r,,..,,,..,- go 3 -
'- - III, -, :. J. = &.
AQHHlT1
71r = uSrRrn ~ p = rrrr
1 LUAllN0 : 66AG6a,
| ON MONDAY AND rBTsSnny ivy
1th and l2th of Cotober.
1,;4,, = ,,ar,.,h1iv,;n -. d w..
III ,,arf,r,ars eaissIsa - -.
anu oaf 3d. 49, &c.. a,av -
nL:salsi,;a ~ posta, -ss-'s sss AZ
t.au.' Pc r.a 80. IN NJ. 80 !. ~.
! w. ,.,oar II fanna pssstk u $500 49,
1 Vs+ar Taa Mad IL vstts.a 1'.Ia -
ps,,ta,a;ra Trnnna Mil, pa.sitl,rs ~ 10
-. roan I'D Es4a.,h - - -s' s1-s' -'.a'-
W Fnaa. Az 49, Mi. pas.l;a. q: 70,
Ioha Gass;n r Z parrv $500 Crash,, 1870 I.'l
Sa.;ab R;,l ~ u 5 m.d;ra,, ~ w ~
s+ana Md 1900 1890, r, /. az p1ss. $50
Th;s ev;atp,n e III aas,, s,;r,..sa. il,
Thaatras 4, 49, aa,a+r-
a;a,,eaass =. a,,d 81 ntnn,,ssass u;tl sf1-
non r. a mi dpa1T , aipc sna l,r7Su
JnNED aNn oan CaIIEEw sEaTS
nd ~ , harat;on NV &C lnxnrv 6 III = -
sa;n4oants ahaI;sh;na ~ hnd;lu ta ~ W
i'ssanarahle aa,n r,T.,, .Ae c.,,..sss n,nhs
70 !, Nd hv crnuds and bs- 49,, saat
haar1s hrn;sss fror, ;oaoinr rna a a,,s 1s !,
boms snfs;cst;on from ;n3nIsrahle ha s and
~ Z -. a. o '.oaS s...4
ra,n ,s and c,,t+;na y;nas Tba a,nraach e
tha 'rJpry1s ~ EET1 ,r;1l 10 apno,,naea
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The amount Of tolls received at
the canal collectors Office, at Buffalo,
f.om the opening Of navigation to the
18th inst, was 1874, 321 50.
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The IMPENDING FAxx or TINE TURKISH
EMPIRE-We have been favored by Liv-
erpool merchant with the following exhact
Of letter Just received from correspon-
dent long resident in the Levant, says the
Liverpool Journal Constantinople has re-
Gently been the scene Of very many extern
sive and destructive confagrations-- no less
than eight in the same number Of days-by
which property to the amount Of .f450 mil
lions Of piastres is said to have been des-
troyed. The cause OF these terrible fires,
which entail ruin to thousands, is undoubt-
eddy discomfort at the maj administration
and extravaganza Of the government. A
change in the ministry is announced, but by
no means satisfactory one, as It consists i'll
men of the same opinions as those set aside;
and it seems very questionable ifsoIne more
serious means be not ere long resorted to
by the suffering people. Surely those hith-
erto put in force can but tend to increase
their misery and ruin. Ottoman rule is fast
drawing to close in Europe and untitled
as they are to adopt the new order of things,
it is high time they were setaside altogeth-
er The question seems alone to be, who
are to replace them in the possession Of
their splendid country but this fear to their
removal cannot much longer continue to
prevail. The Greeks, I fancy, viii not be
tolerated by civilized Europe, looking to
their capacity to govern, exempliged by
quarter Of a century Of fragrant nisrule.-
Who, then, is to come? This is considered
to be of little moment, seeing thata change
can but be for the better; still European
jealousies will be put in motion. Nosss ve,.-
foms,
THE French are peremptory in their de-
fnand for immediate satisfaction on seven
teen different subjects. With the Charlie
magne screw liner on the Bosphorus to back
them at Tripoli, the French Admiral, La
SUISSE, gave the Pascha short time to reflect;
md had satisfaction, or threatened to bonn
oard the place; and the French Admiral, !
La Suisse, is supposed to have proceeded for
he Dardanelles. The present moment is
,ritical one for the Turks and may embroil
he political horizon of Europe
Her Majesty ship Vestal arrived at
Halifax on the 14th ultimo, to join
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W A party of "young gents'' haunted
Church street last night: fromsthe good spir-
its with which they seemed to be elated
we conclude that it was one of the Glee
Clubs.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-02

The German Musical Society are
making arrangement for series of en-
tertainments in Boston during the
coming winter.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-02

tits stated in the Sandwich Island papers
that tobacco seed from the Island of Cuba
has been planted in those Islands. and the
account states that the crop is not only alum
dant, but that the segars manufactured from
the tobacco are Of the the finest quality and
flavor, equal in every respect to the best
regalias Of Havana.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-02

Her Majesty IS ship Vestal arrived at
Halifax on the 14th ultimo, to join
Admiral Seymour's squadron.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-02

Robert Abbot. master of bark Napan
Belle, has been indicted In New York
for bringing an excess Of passengersin
his vessel.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-02
Fresh Arrivals.

GUNDRIES-20 dozen Shaker Brooms:
~ 20 lbs wrapping Irvine; 20 lbs Lamp
wicls; dozen camphine lamp weeks; 2
dozen camphine lamp globes; 10 dozen
lamp shades assorted; dozen table brushes;
6setts table mats hair, cloths dusting and
serubbing brushes, feathers, dustors
july 26-y. J. PARRY & co.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-10-27
Indiana.

Maiorities for Govenor-Wrght, democrat
Floyd 500. Miami 200, Cross $50.
Eddy, democrat elected to Congress in ninth
district. Davis in the seventh by 500 MAORI.
ty. Hendrick. sixth district by 500. Lane in
fourth district by 700.
The returns show that the whole democratic
ticket is elected by 10000 to $4,000 majority.
MADIsoN Ind, Oct. Ii.
Marshal. whig. is probably beaten in this
district by $50. although his gain. in this
county is nearly 400. Much doubt whether
The whig or democratic county ticket is elec.
ted. The democratic Sheriff is elected
Governor Wright gains largely on his last
vote as far as heard from, out Of this county
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NLw York. Oct. ID,

NEW YORK, Oct ID.
Accounts from New Orleans state that the
action of the Cuban authorities towards the
ste amer Crescent City has created immense in
dignation. The New Orleans passengers on
board the steamer,h held an Indignation meeting
Of which Hon. John Slidell was chairman.
Texas dates TO the Sd are received. Ru.
mors prevailed of the Indians becoming trou-
blesome
A Troupe and Qutman meeting was to be
held at Mot lie on the 7th and several meetings
had been held in the interior. The Tribune
says the movement is gaining strength both in
Georgia and in Louisiana. There were 80
deaths of yellow fever in Charleston, for the
week ending On the 10TH and deaths in the
"a hours ending on Monday night.
The Mobile Tribune and Savannah Repubi-
cnn saT that Cabell and Ward, wings, were
elected in Florida.