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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-17
For Sale.

lust received from st. Louis per steam
d er Columbus ...
$50 bbls. Extra, fancy and S. F. Flour.
% :, Mess Pork.
90 kegs Lard mew.
10 Casks Bacon, Sides end Shoulders.
Dec. 1st IT, S. M. HART &CO
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-17
To the Public.

A FINE stock of Provisions and Groce
II ries, for sale by barrel, box OF pack
age. fresh from the West,
Dec. 12 If S. NJ. TART, &Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-17
For Chills And Fevcr.

INDIAN CHOLAGOGUE Smiths Tonic,
l. Champion, Pills and other preparations
to cure this disease for sale by
VIM. BoGEL.
Druggist Lafayette street.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-17

uOMINY-A choice article of hominy
Ill Just received from Cincinnati, for sale
at retail by JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-17

None are so often in the wrong, as
those whopretend to be always in the
rigI;
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-17

BAD DRIVE think the man is bad off
indeed, who attempts to kill himself be-
cause she can't get a wife to suit him" Yet
we are told that such cases occur. The
law says that an attempt to commit suicide
for any cause. is prima face evidence of in
sanity. There are strange paradoxes in
The law, as well as the Gospel. Thus, we
grant that it is evidence of insanity for a
man to waEt to kill himself because he
can't get wife, but suppose man has a
wife that is the pest Of his life, is it not an
evidence Of good sound sense on his Tart to
want to kill himself to get rid ofher2 Some
one learned in the law, will oblige us to ex-
plain away this paradox.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-17

AccIDENT.-On Wednesday night about
S o'clok the carriage of F. d. Conrad being
alone at the corner Of Third and Convention
Streets, the horses took fright and ran down
to the market where the vehicles was up
set and completely rent TO pieces
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-17
To the Bakers,

WE HAVE on hand Extra, Fancy and
w Super Fine st. Louis flour for sale by
Dec. - If S. M. HART NCO.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-17
For Sale or Rent.

HOUSE fronting on North Street be.
IL tween lafayette and Levee st. Ap-
ply to THOS. PRENDERGAST.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-17
Corn! Corn

TUST ARRIVED from st. Louis per
y Steamer st. Louis,
100 Kegs LAID, new
10 Bills
50 = Mess Pork,
so Sacks Galcma Potatoes,
Dec, 15-tf for sale by
S. NJ. HART & Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-17

GEO. A. PIKE, Editor and Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-10
TREASURER'S OFFICE,


In accordance with the provisions of the thirty fifth
section of the Act of Consolidation notice hereby given
trict New Orleans will be deposited in the Fourth JUS
tce's Court A. Derbes, ESQ., Judge to be proceeded
according TO law Persons wishing pay any of these
bills by calling at the City Treasury previous to
the 10th instant.
W. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-10

CITY OF NEW UhLRANs, July 5, 1852.
In accordance with the provisions Of the 35h section
the Act Of Consolidation notice is hereby given that the
New Orleans will be deposited in the 5th Justices Court
Geo Lugenbuhl ESQ., Justice to be proceeded accord
ing to law Persons wishing to pay any of these Bills
do so by calling at the City Treasury previous to the 10th
instant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-10

Bergamini, MI. Alex. 4
Bonianger, Adolphe,
Cal. 20
Barrosse, Adolphe >. 3
Berlin, V. J. A.....l7
Bridesu, Ernest. IS
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24

TnL Arm CmLbHlN.-A ,uinbhlc of ,cB
respectable dimensions hss hrru kirkrd up among
the newspaper people Of New York, in frieFrnee
io the dwarf, nuW exhibited m that riil, sul
which arc styled the Atior Children. Thry have
l-rn represented a. lhe dctrilanis OF a race OF
King. IN Central Anenca. aHl great mystery wa
thmwn about The manner DO which ihny were OLE
tanned According in ilr story which wa, wide.
ly circulated through the papers OF the North,
one mans lir was sa'niicrd tn getting possession
oi ihesc wonders Of lhe warll. The exhibition
was going ou loihly ami ihr proprietor was
doing a tne business whrn. ilom snmr cause
which as vet remains unknown, the Herald came
out and denounced the famous Allcts a. a great
humbug and gave their history
The Herald says that the dWais age pair Of
idiots pufchased iom their mother an Indian $50.
man somewhere on the ls,hmu., Tor an ounre
of gold, and thai they were brought 70 this epun-
try by man named John Addison. formerly a
icwclerof Sau Fnucisro. They were exhibited
Tor some iimc by iir Addison bui he found the
business q dead failure, and he cold out A ~
mantle aud terribly mysterious history Of them
was then Manufactured aud promulgated, which
has passed current until the trp0p Of the Herald.
This paper States that the father Of the children
WAS drunken negro who was glad to get nd OF
them.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
A VALUABLE ISvtNuoN.--A correspondent OF
the N. v Journal Of Commerce, writing from lIn.

A VALUABLE ISvt>uoS.--A correspondent Of
the N. v Journal Of Commerce, writing from lIa.
Vana- on thc i3lh ult ayr
On the 9th inst, foe the edifcaton Of the sci.
Ien,ihc, two houses were burned upJn the Campo
|Naf-,' while one between them and distant two
o. three feet, covered with newly invented
varnish, was proved uun.cpmhtstihle aud saved
Nom destruction, although filled with material
which was consumed by the iancs anil the
sktenor enycloped during toe conhnguiion OF
s1me twenty minutes, with an mbrokcn sheet OF
in
The inventor, Creole, Senor Qnesada. has oh.
tained considerable reputation lfon the result. but
| believe be has combined the discoveries OF
tvn other persons involving the materIa in varn-
't& instead Of paint thereby making divided
Improvement as It can be brought 10 protection Of
almos, any article in household without impair.
ing beauty or utility,
The experiment was on a scale sufficient 10
prove that, for the safety Of property from thou.
sand Casualties Of negligence OF lpproyidence, In
the use Of lamps, candles matches or fires, the
yafnish is invaluable, while in communities where
It might be generally adopted, It would certainly
materially rciari the progress Of The destroying
element
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24

4 NlLlAeE Swefr AwAY-O,e hundred Pr.
sais Missiag,-fhe heavy rains which ie on
Tuesday and Wednesday last, have plodeeed a
most alarming destruction nl life and properly in
Yorkshire, Lancashire, Cheshire aud Dcrbyshin
One truly awful etamiV ha' Occurred Mt the yil.
lhge OF iielmihta ueBr llnldrnted by tlaoveI.
flow of d reservoir USED laf supplying The Woocn
mills, aud huuhefof the dwellings IN the neigh.
hofhocd with walef, and kuowu as the Holmr
Reservoir. On Thursday morning ataui one
o'clock, il burst with tremendous nnnr, and the
waier nlslel down the valley with iemfia lnrcc
carrying away an Immense mill built of stone,
with all It's heavy machinery etc, several out.
buildings two mws al new buildings Al llomfnh.
aud part Of the village Of Hunehlht Mills
Nearly ull the inhabitants were asleep At the
time, and were swep, 10 a considerable distance.
Il number el bodies having been taken from the
river ] ai.es ifom the SPOT, One hundred per-
sons are missing and more than sixty bodies ale
sad 10 be lying at the inn,
LirffpoE' rapsr, - =.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24

L1us NAr1lHos AsD Iul AasuluusI Mos.
ArgMsf, UT J.. gurl The London culf,spnulsu;
OF ihr National ln.rIsru-eE iu late letter fr-
mark. iAsi Louis Nlplc1u has pat the ah,olui'.i
mauafshs uA iiie CIl'lueDi upon TIE gli rios H.
says
"Kiug Ferdinand Of Maple nmsm gr, Nunt.
and docs uli SNOW how ,nin hr rniNu may ha
claimed iar hI- .an, Au,.fia k4Iw, that Na.
pllrnu was k,ns Of lh'yi all .aaaag that
ihg nrpArw may have haukenls alUf ihr
,amr title ha, iro1mr quite chii 10 England AMI
even polite 20 Sardinia ru,,u ai,u intend, ask.
iug llc Chamb' ior erint CO. the iurrcssr Of ihr
army
The King and Government oI Maple. liesi
the restoration ni iIc fuH'l Empire warr than
either l.1m ralnrf,uu ~ ihr fr'neh kepihie
Every post bring, hint OF coming events. ail oI
which point 10 Pam, the grave OF Mupi The
memory ol ihmi dashing soldier king has stiIl
strong lahy IN Naplr,, The name Of Numi b.
chrnihed hy thousands with affection. The fr.
stored Bourbon, have daur ii', D. Iuiurr the
Nrapnlitans 10 iarsr' tlc popular uiIe oi tir
'bmtcst ui ilr brave although q long peace
ha, b-cn mgily favorable "a domestic pr,s-
peHty. What !. nnw called quhet IN Naples
and Sicily Is nothing msrs than h4Rl,uhed rebel.
lion
There sa ,cg prcyaIcn, impression that the
Austrian Government has considerable nisg,inps
a. 10 ~ future relations with fmDec. An An.lu-
an paprf sals
~ ol gnai importance 10 Anina 10 naniaIu
Sardinia sHu ini rtrning ppNef-in scr the pa.
~ OF he Alp, ln the hnnls ol sinlinia rather thaH
hrr own M those ul France. and, in ease, ai need
To give the Turn Cabinet support asniIei lhe
EN.cc'
Thi. Is great change indeed ard Is iall Of
mpoun
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
DNOPOsths pOil CARRYING
tiae Mails OF the United states


an the following route, ifnm the Isl day u july
ls12, a the lst day Of July, isil, Will he re.
eeyrd a tht Contract Office Of the Pest OIfes
Department, N the city Of Washington until
\, VI ol the nh ol May, ls1a, to be decided
by the neNl daY
CO.'S. From Washington Arkansas. by Cnlmn.
bus Saline, BlaWusinWu Paweliila, RoekY Con.
iart Mil Greek, Irsas and Almond Gtoyc, u
GlaihsFille cs milo, twice o srrk aud bics.
Leave Wa,liai'ou every lhulsaoy anl Nom
day at 4. NJ
Arrive at CIarks,iIls next day by 6 7. NJ;
Leave G'arksilig every Thursday and Nom
day at 6 A. NJ
Arrive at Washington next days By 7. VI,
3lds omitting any Of The above oilrcsl provided
faraeliia aud Mil Creek aru supplied, will be
considered
NOTES.
bidders should state the mole Of caueeysaea
iticuiei The mail is "a ie carried in pHiertnae
le tassengen and 10 then exclusion, II required
by the site Of tae malIs Mail agents arc 10 he
conveyed without charge, ii the service be let 10
eoaeh or stage conveyance. Deduction will be
made ifam the mail pay for trips not nun, and
tines imposed of those INT performed asfaeahlg
10 The contract IN al aiurulan. Tic POST
master 6aucpl may anHnl the contract Tor Tes
nssiel failures ct Ion violating TIE Pos o1ifr
iawN. lie may alter La roatTae. OF schedule.
provided he a'lnws pm mh eNim pay I'm aldi-
uanal sioek lnade HccesafY by tie change. and
ole months rNiTa pay, IN cdsa OF cufiaiHneuf
iar The aeries dispensed with. No eNtTa paY
Wi'l he Allowed tor ekeasa nl aaiaal over adteI.
iis.d distance, should the disiaaae ahate dnsis.
mated ppsc 20 to sAuH stated. The proposals
should b addressed 20 Tie Second Assistant Post.
maz'cf eeneui endorsed aNail proposals in the
State ai AiAausis,' and be- accompanied with a
Ha4Wnif nj uHa pt mnre responsible persaas alsa
~ certificate III one Or mop fastma ten, set.
ilns forth thai the s4aisaior afe able 10 make
sod uirif guaranty,
y kllAiI., Postmaster Gsatnl.
III ofHur hlasalNlk4. Tah. II. ls.5a.
n
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
Democratic Meeting,

At u meeting of the Democrats of Washington,
holden at the Count House ON the 10Th inst, pur.
saant 10 previous notice therefor the ioloWing
proceedings were had, to vii.
On motion OF Col Richard b fnrdom, DIR.
benjamin 7 leit Was called To the chair, aud ON
motion of nf Charles B. Mitchell, q. Jennings
ESQ, was elected Secretary, Of the meeting Dr.
{. Ii, Mitchell then moved that Committee Of
1--WE be appointed by tho ehar to adopt Resolu.
tons eNnressife of IN purposes OF the Injecting
Ne. which m1uan a 40 accordingly adop,ed and
the lollowlhp gentlemen appointed on said com.
mlilee, TO wit Dr. {, h. Mitchell Col X. b.
Puidom Col. Hugh \. Ble,ins. John b Sandeiar
aud Henry 7. lohason, Esqfs. The Committee
then retired for little time 10 consult, aud then
returned the following Resolutions which. on
motioh OF Mr.. Jennings, We're accordingly adopt
ed VIZ.
Resolrd-fhat We approve of holding State
Convention on the thlrd day OF May next, at
Liltle Rock, ior the purpase OF nominating
candidate iof Governor, and electors for Pfesi-
dent and Vice President Of tie United States
lifsairo3-=ihal the chair appoint three deeea.
les 10 attend said Convention from Hampstead
county
Rssaird-fhai, having fill confidence in the
Democracy and talents OF Gen t. \. Conway
the delegates ol this county le instructed To vote
lot hun N convention.
Resairoi-IAa, in the event Cen T. \. eon-
way shall not be- the choice OF the convention
we pledge ourselves to go for the nominee Of the
sane.
Rsselroi-fhat We diappiafe the attempts that
are heing nade 10 disofaanise the Democratic
party. and our delegation aie instructed 10 Kate
Tor M one VINO will nal ahide III decision Of iar
convention, and submit his claims. Ia the sauie
Rfsa'roi-lhat in the event ouUdeleaalau iail
10 attend .aii convention, 4 ! !lHti. Esqs he
appointed a proxy u cas-, the vote OF the county
IN conformity Ia our Instructions,
The chair then appointed Col Hush 4 Blesins
Dr. Gharles u, Mitchell, and Dr. Jemcs \. l..
Pufiam, dfleeaie, Ia sail convention
On motion 81 Mr. 1euniuzz, i, va Rr.,lse1--
Ihat our delegation Be- instructed Ia pIesCHl tie
name OF D. Charts Il. MileheI hol5fa aud sun.
Ncniian as a suitable ptron III uue q the State
electors lul President and We Pyalan, Of the
unliel State.
Mr. John an then moved That the Telegraph
be- Ieqaes'cd % give place "a ihr Publication 5i
The proceedings oi taa meeting and ihai the
Gazelie n Democrat and BaHlel, OF lillr Rock
he re4aea'ci iueupy aHi pulliza llo samc. winch
was aauonlIHsIY aiop.zi
And upon motion d Cll. rublom the meeting
iheeap1n adigaugd, zlHf ne.
......==# 3 +. lErT, esairasaa
o. JENNINGS, Szfdary.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

pi uIi~Di ic'ra Wud,ri m lafayette
II Circuit Court. in tIAn-aR uu ihr ll.l ,a.
OF OIuhra isii. the undersigned Master in
Caau.ep aud uoaimi .Iprr wi ou iht al.h
day ui Apni ur,i ils % 30 being thc lnl dly
ci onr nrN' trui Court at ihr Court llsa-s
door ln tlit iuWhni LeWs,il.r county # l.1ay.
riir, ani s.l'r oi AIkauls. cApa,e al pubIe
sale 20 iAr Ai-4a bidder ilf cash i1 had ihc
following dera.mi uaes cf panels ui laud
situate ,Ius 7ll he'1g iu ihr ,lil roual1 oi
Lafayette 'H nida-lsr mrliinn.l. in VIII Tho
Snuih We gmnrf OF Section Eisbtpru. The
North Ne,i gH1firf o' Srclon f.iron a1l ilr
Wet hlli u, ilr S1a'h West q aHrroi Section
Ten, Al 10 Towu'4ip Nineteen South Rlu-r
Tweliv-h,r West ul ihr hnh pnuJipli mrinian.
containing l aiI four haHlird and onl acres, moro
o. les, s0'd as ih" property OF tho late Jane.
Cmbticr under i"Irsntufc ni m0fi.a-o iu i1fug
ol tAc Trustee. oI lle Read E,iaic Bank Of the
Slate oi AlAa.l..
sale 10 igkc place between thc houn 81 o
O'Clock A. NJ. aDi o O'Clock, +. NJ
March ilc %, lse
A. BYRNE. Master in
chaurcry and Commissioner
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24

MOVEMENT or STREET.-THE amount Of
gold deposited at the Philadelphia mint dur.
ing the month Of February was about s3,-
100000 The shipments Of specie to Eu.
rope, during the same period, were s3,7sI.
5Go.-so say. the Philadelphia Bnlietif.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
FRESH ARRIVAL.

I'VE have juii resolved d.iseI nom New Or.
w .eAus tc following anic'ta
boot, shocs Hat, Lin,cy F.anne,. Blcached
Dnils, Spun Cotton. OsHsblrg, Domo,lieA. &c.
Also
lron German English Blister Amchcsn. and
ta'l Steel f'oush Moa.ds Powder Shot, Iockei
hia,ca Conn Hand Saw Files, Bad smith
loo., Cas- steel liey,, Trace CHAM. reitus.lon
Cap, &C., az.
Also,
bnuiy, Whisky, Tobscoo, Garden Seed. 81.
sgt Coleo, Nllsssc, &c.. oc
MI Of which, 10 alddlen 20 oar previous stock.
maAei a laii aaoslmea. ui re5d,, 10 WAieh We
!ltiie ihf ai'rnhgu 81 oul customer, aud freud.
generally
b. Il v BLOCK.
Feb. "a lisa .gw
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24

CLN ANn L,r,frru-.i C5frni'lh,-Wc fnd
the following IN the Nlnari isidiiemqn
"A paragraph q going ihc ruunis 1l the news.
paprr,. stating that the answer Of Gen. lafayette
To the address which, as Speaker OF the House Of
Representatives. made 10 him upon the occasion
oi his laA visit 10 this country, was prepared by
me, though pronounced by him, This Is a mis-
take, which n Justice both To his memory aud
10 himself ought 10 be- corrected, II was COM
posed by himself as The style abndanily shows
On The morning ol bis reception by the llnu,c
OF Representative ht bUakla,ied with me alone
and stated or read 10 him The address which
Intended 10 make 10 him un that day. The ex-
preston occur. IN H. that be was in the midst Of
p1sientyi On reading which remarked to him
that II would ailond hima liuc Opportunity To pay
us handsome compliment, which be might do by
saying No. and that be- ound himself surrounded
by the same patriotic mrn. attached 10 liberty,
and devoted TO Tree institutions. aud with aIl the
high attributes which distinguished bis Rc,olu-
touary compltrio,s The Geuoml seemed pleas
ed with the idea. adopted IT, and incorporated it
In his answer This trivial incident could have
been the only loundalionol the paragraph
HENRY CLAYh
Washington Feb. 20, 1852.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
OILS, TALLoW-G GREASE,
and Ohio Mineral Paint.

Qlm hAkkkls MACHINERY oil. price
Dtb 81 e. Her gallon.
i.p ftlla1, HIas.irefE oi., pres - Ct per ga.
llif IA rlskza a F4aaas sisis
lon.
a1Jy salloug loilel l,isi oil, pr,oc Sc els. Per
rallaaH in gazka of tzI.ott siIes,
$50 taifaa iaHlea' OF safuls kinds an euali.
iiss NON . II On cent? gcf gallon.
900 Hal.oHs IN elsFs ai SaliasA usss. various
kats al gaa.i,.g.l lfUu - to - tts psI
.lIaa.
~ iaHs 'a'.ug Enssa. far hesky bearings, aud
caro machinery, in lau,s ur casks, Of any
''lh'isisne} Tclmrcd pgioc cl. pur 10.
l'1 ''us Ohio mineral paint IA barrels at the
l0wc,' market Price.
Machinery 1I., Warranted not to chil IN Tie eold-
~ weather. 1ni c'aa.dtita ly tllos uaing il
olnal 70 NfeUm oil-
I1,'si niai ,l eg-4 . lIisssl OIL other than
.Hr white.
! am o9nst8Ei'f receiving lsrsa supplies Of The
above nuuc ar.ic'c, Add my noi.o Is. @Small
pgoAs aui quick riuusn
D r. POUND, % lga0 Slym.
innio dif Rcuf q. HoaAl Srw Yvsk.
Nanh o 1852
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
NOTICE

! WILL arp.y a. tir ueN Probate CouT Of
L i.euieiyaa gouliy, ArAs 70 ue ha.lei. an ,hc
re- aeu4 Monday gi hHul a. d. lsaa, lIi an ORDER
fa t,i 'ae .4.ili belonging 20 iIg Estate of Felix
le4lall. rr,,l-gl. Sid .aia4s ic iu Hemp.
.ipaI county atrsal and afr i.uair uA ilglc
!t.'f al5 u4lf iis nUuih. ] lo bt'-J Vi alli
,a.g D. 10 psy d., dsb'. 81. .iia estate.
GEORGE ALB \. a. Admir-
co. Felix lcAilln dee.
W-sAi.s,aa March %. lssg.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24

Orr PLArrorN.--That excellent Whis
Journal the Petersburg (va) hteligcRcer.
at the close Of an article in reference to the
Wing National Convention truly remarks
"Of one thing we are very well assured
that the Wings Of the South will vote for no
candidate who will not come out with an ON.
phatic endorsation of the Compromise, and a
distinct pledge to resist the doctrine Of inter.
vcnti1n'
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
A BARGAIN.

INAE m0.c1upf oiI,r lof bale lhc place ou
which hr U1w reside. situated ulC milo
mgth.wrf o' Washington. oH ihr Fulton ual
CONSISTING ui o. comfortable Dwelling nlusr. vi.h
CONS surHl uui.is,s.ri, Forty Acicr ol g,ad laad
a.4Uui ileeu uftes h which ore cleaned aHl In
cultivation. and we'll Of fnt rate water. Tol
terms apnIy Ia thr subscriber on tie premises. or
10 J5hn b. Tambe. E,Q, oi Washington.
j. n. CROSBY
Oct !. 1851 Tp
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
STEWARDS HALL

VNHi ,YtieulrI WDi.d nsyccuaIy iHssiia The
l. pIHlt. aIl particularly The friends AMI not.
ras ul ihr Masapgol Ma Seminary. t44t D,
apIpuHHrn. Of ibr Baii OF Im.us Ar b..
IHc,.i" arsUna steward 90. ia.s iH.ulu.lIn. qua
h. lgH M'il Pw,assl il s.plMmlIll. 40 s.uiculs
u,s, sail ,iIup,l hinl Hi,l boarding. i.oiriue
do, ala rlliy a' sarg a.ilninn wiIl b. eiycn
% reader ihein clm.rfiaUu ani preserve their
Ara.L aai morals. The Hu.lliugs src large The
iu1mi aily ADD Pcssal.iy siigI'ed Il o convenient
lis.lnot IIau ihr stuuas.
The Iema wii ic--sf RnsHiirr. iai.Iaf.
" l.hias luci AMI Llshs, Eisli Dl..an Ip.
muafu
hihosc wAo may require hlllgfnec, he would
r1l, ssud 0u your s9is aai ply OF Of youT ucA,
emp.
\. Ia ltN lin,lir. o. single gnnilgmea car
h. Nuuiahoj with Boarding ani Lodging 90 ae.
,luibl,4l'luF icMh
II. ". SMITH
Nash.Hst4 ,oV, .l 1881. SSH
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24

TIE mlsu.mri in rs.mus brltesTN
i s.1le i4k,, ih'. method ol rcilans.s ~
thank. ief llH patronage, aud hops Boy sIuet
attention % hiIsin'ss 40 merit q continuation 81
lbg amr Na,tlcs, CIogk. and Jrwr.rg, care
iu..t ruif.l nll warrant J 90 give ia'isaciiuil
Sll,rf.Wauc w.i. boz manufactures in orlsf and h.
wii. a'.o ruigayll 90 krep uu hand q neat and
swell 4lerigd t.Jta pl lcwrB. Nh.rh viii hp
.oll low iof cast--plcase call Of ,he o'd ,inni
c. WHITE.
March q, isi3 p3m
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
Cotton Gin. and Corn Wills,

To utiad by Horse Power,
Manufactured BY u. 4. L Mocurdy,
~ i' saEi Hill. Do ssto Parish, Iopi,ians.
ME ufdcnignod has completed hi. ar.a .anec.
D. nenis ipf lhc uIln4aciurc of the shove
nmu ARTICLES, aud Will iumish Co,itn Gias
"om Niiy 10 siAiy 'aHf a. lhc slsItcti po'sible
gUfirr.
Aiso. Cora Mills Of ,ho he.' plan now 10 use.
The high reputation OF ihctc Mills where they
ha,a ltrn uscd. renders Dc unnclca afy lor ms 20
ay anything u ihsf favor; thry have only TO lie
.c0l 90 be- pIrba.u Al Wufk .oul MIN this
c.tsui'bmen' vill b. mode sccoring 10 the latcs,
Improvement and Of iio bc,i materials, with a
special icglr TO appelnncu, durability sni gen.
efi irWiomalc,, and IDLY warranted to the lut.
ehaarf
Aie9niagia made ly J. ". Sscggins will be
puug.u1l.y attended 70.
Il A. l., McCuRnY.
OCT s. 1881. IOiy