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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-05
KNICkERB0CKER MAGAZINE FOR 1853.
LEWIS GAYLORD CLARK.
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host Of highly esteemed contributors, Ike
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and original work, which will be given in
every number Of the Knickerbocker for
1852. It will be entitled the Fudge Pa.
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and Abroad Of divers members Of tire
Fudge Fsmily, rendered into writing by
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ment will be more interesting than ever.
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WIN. BOGEL,
Druggist and Apotkecafy,

II EEPS constantly on hand large and
N well selected stock Of fresh Drugs and
Medicines. All his preparations are pre-
pared by Northern manufactures, and put
up in the very best manner to preserve their
medicinal virtues. In ciinis4e lire this
persons should not overlook this important
consideration.
O. Prescriptions filled with care at sny
time Of night or day. Jan -.
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Good OH is next to Good WiDe,"
At least SO said the Poet

\ ND to illustrate our individ. -.
II ual belief in the assertion VIZ
we have provided ourselves with -AA
a prime article Of Clarified, Bleached, and
Winter strained Lard and Whale OIL
Which will be sold by the single pint or
barrel; as our customers may wish.
janl5-y. JOSHUA BEAL.
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For Sale at any Price.

For Sare at any Price,
A LOT Of Stoves--various kinds, whicn,
II being offered out OF season, is evidence
Of our anxiety to sell, and that bargains can
be hal Give us call families and dealers
and buy us ont, as we are anxious to quit the
Stove trade. S. M. HART 4 Co.
Corner Of Front and Laurel SIS,
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G. A r T. | A G. ES, &c.
To Planters.

III IIHUVCrSs
\ IkIN'S Corn and Cotton Cultivator.
n This truly useful agricultural impe-
mcnt, has been fully tested by highly res
pectabe and practical planters who after full
trial. say that by its use, in the cultivation
OF Corn, Cane or Cotton, there is saving
of at least one third the labor to man and
horse over the common plow. 1t new
invention, Patented March 20 1919.
Planters are invited to call and examine il.
A supply on hand and for sale by
may | | y. w. +. TUNNARD.
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q MED IsC,AL.I



HARVEY HOUSE.
Ofess for sale, very large end complete
assortment Of DRuas, MEpIciNxs, SuReI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS, CUrpfNa-GlAssxs,O ns,
Scars; ToorH and WHrr-WAsM; HAIR,
ToorH. FLESH, NAIL, SHAVING, PAIxr and
SHOE brushes; together with all the most
popular patent medicines Of heidsy. IN n
PENS, INK and PAPER,
Fish-hooks, Lines, Floats, and EaskAl.
Low for cash.
Teas! Teas! Teas -!
Having been appointed agent for the sale
of TEAS for the PEKIN TEA COMPANY
If Nrc York, am enabled to offer to the
Laties, splendid assortment Of GREEN and
Back TEA's, ,carranlcd pxrs. They ars
put mp in quarter, half ane pound ackages,
and sold at from SO cents to 81 50 per
pound.
Patent Medicines.
This class Of remedies, improperly called
Patesf, are simply secret remedies, found
by Practical Patsitians, after long expew-
ence, to be admirably adapted to the cure
Of certain diseases; PITT up and offered for
sale for the benefit 81 Mankind. ~.
Many persons here Will tell You, that,
Smiths Tonic. Rowsh'. Tonic, Speeds
Tonic, Indian Colagogue, Chsmpion's Pills,
Jaynes' Lotnlen's, Sapingtchs, Hull's or
the G'afenbotrs Pills, will cite you Of any
case Of Chills and Fever, or Asus and Fe-
yer that MY occur, and that too, at cost
Of from rs cents to ~ So. whereas u
would ordinarily cost you - O0-T'hey
would further inform you, that these RENEE
dies, warranted genuine, are fbt sale by
H. 1. WADDILL
Druggist, near the Harney House Baton
Rouge Louisiana. fnay2Sy.
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CUNDRIES-New Lard; Choice Su-
~ gar; Apples Potatoes Raisins Aim
onds Cracknell Biscuits Just received by
Jan rs JOSHUA BEAL.
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TO FAMILIES.

lust received-per Saranac, from st
y Louis--lO0 bbls Flour; extra and Fan
cy; 50 bbls Pork, NJ. and NJ. q. Also
Bacon, Hams and Shoulders, Lard, Soap,
Candles, Starch, Tobacco, &c. &c
Janis s NJ. HART Il Go.
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COOKING STOVES &c.
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS have on hamf and
l. for sale 10 Cooking Stoves Indifferent
sizes and patterns which they offer at re-
duced prices.
Is dozen O. Rice's link Wash Boards.
may l3. ". HALL 4 PIPER
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Carriages, Harness. &c.

Carriages, Harness. &c.
1UST received from the best northern
y manufacturers, large assortment of
CARRIAGES and HARNESS, whfch
with number Of my own manufacture.
comprises variety worthy the attention of
purchasers. who are invited to examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
oct 10y. w. +. TUNNARD
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For Sale.

For Sale.
IN BARRELS Extra st. Louis honF-
w 200 Bags Shot, assorted sizes-lO
Pigs Lead Received per Steamer Western
World liam. 6. ly.l S. NJ. HART & Co.
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500 s s;sT saf f;sie; %:: +: :.. b,
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E.R. STEVEN BROS, h co.
~ Common Street, New Orleans,
LAVE the most extensive and varied
IL stock of Stationery in the city Let
ter and Cap paper Of every brand and quail
ty; printing materials, &c. All Of which
are sold on the most reasonable terms
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M. r. RdiSins

M. r. Raisins.
DAISINS of the new crop, to arriv
IL Monday per "Gipsy" for sale b.
bon ~ retail. JOSHUA BEAL.
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BRICKS
CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
" the subscribers. Samples to be seen
at the Office of S. NJ. Hart 4 Co.
aug23 1y. McMain Il Co.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DERSON indebted to the firm Of J.
i Parry y Co, will please come up to
the counter and settle before the New Year
comes ill., The term Of the partnership Of
!. Parry & Co., is about to expire and early
payments will prevent trouble and conius-
ION. dec. 81 J. PARRY 4 Go.
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WHITE WASH BRUSHES-A few
w dozen, very best make. For sale by
dec BY. HIT. WADprLr, Dru4t.
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For Sale.
A FINE Buggy and Horse-:he Horse
II we'll suited to saddle or harness. APP
ply to sept % JOSHUA BEAL.
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70 SUGAR PLANTERS.
7 HAVE just received, and will continue
L 10 keep, good supply Of very fine Su
gar House and water cisterD cement
JOSHUA ZEAL,
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Cash Wanted Immediately.
FTIIOSE of our friends who have made
l. small cash purchases" and have not
''iorked up would confer favor by drop
ping in and helping to reimburse our empty
chest. Isept 23l JOSHUA BEAL
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man. noticing TINS great teller, says:
II will be remembered that President Pierce 10 bis
address gave utteance the sentiment that
national flag should protect the personal rights and The
property OF the American citizen every country
earth The present act OF his administration shows that
this declaration was no idle or mere rhetorical flourish
II proves, the contrary. that the President
est sincere and energetic American statesman that his
administration is TO be conducted upon elevated American
principles and that he will shrink the performances OF
no duty. How inefably small and conlemp,h appear
all the chickering's OF the wing press about the Presidents
appointments -how email the personal quarrels and
"a aabbles OF local pocians-when brought into conpar-
son With noble and subme act OF staiesms nship
this The people will rally 10 sustain such admin
is,raiion, and they will treat with meriied every
attempt to undertake lie high character"
Medical soci ETY. OF the District Of Columbia.
This members Of this society, in accordance with the
folio wing resolutions reqsested at the
Of the late Dr. John NJ. Thomas 18th this
uesdsy) morning, at nine O'clock for the purpose
of attending his funeral
w. H.. SAUNDERS. M. d.,
Recording Secretary.
Alta special meeting of Medical Society Of the Dis
ct Of Columbia held in this city Monday l7,h instant
the president having announced the death of John M.
Thomas, il was H.M
Resclesd, That in the death Of DR.. Thomas have
loss OF friend and PROFESSIONAL brother, who
had endeared himself by his manly manners,
nprix ht conduct, and honorable department.
Rsopsd That, mark oil respect, will attend his
funeral, and the usual badge OF mourning.
Rsofred That thess resolutions be cated 10 his
family with the expression " sincere syn pathy for
w. II. SAUNDERS, ~. D.,
Recording secrssasy.
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Diplomatic Presentation.

We learn that his excelIency F. Molina, now, and for
time past minister penipoten,iary this govern
ment Of the republics OF Costa RIGA and Guatemala re-
spectivey. having lately been appointed also minister
plsnipo:enary for the republic OF San Salvador,
yesterday presented The President in that capacity by
the Secretary OF State. We understand that Mr.. Mol
mas reception and the delivery Of his credentials took
place without any formal address his part though his
interview with the President of the most friendly
and cordial character. giving indication Of the cont,nu
ancs OF that good understanding between the two gov
ernmcnts which now happily subssts. and which MIR.
Molina's diplomatic ability and character well fitted
10 promote
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IN THE EVE 81 ranASval---Ws shall psw
in few days, and wooId LIKE sss @~sh ps~
bly, can prior thereto 4Sfa54-aa y
a NJ socds purchased exueey lov rses
anA tAe others Dsske 1Own In ovAes sk vii
strike pu.sesssss se very ehsAp sAe bstas hsvs =
lisde mock 10 rsnRove
In huess Win ~ ense
~ 70 hoss tvssss whs - prsv~tsi1 psscs.AL - ~ go
vii 80 Nts oassss ~
smeaet pcpy pad n caah. shs se Nty
sss rsndeseA In ~ vesv~etsy tn> ~ whss
~ render VII II must b. settled prior hseG eo
merred. fff -
The viii Aes ous
NJ ismenins that their hs
srs too large -
Miss D~rroosts Building. opposite Csnsr. srstt
Oct Is~ tnf
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We announced some time since the nomination OF
Henry M Rice, esq the democratic candidate for del
egaie from MINI esota Territory. The Minnesota Pioneer
speaks a follows:
Henry M Rice Is the democ ratio candidate for Con
gress His career identified with Minnesota we'll
known that need review it, No man in his
will deny that he has been among the foremost advocate
substantial Interests of Territory He has neglected
opportunity advance these. great personal
rihces Possessed of the swavfsr pods well
the fsvfr in rs, and OF intimate acquaintance with
OF this REGION he will devote al his energies
pressing the claims Of Minnesota upon Congress- and
predict his exeftious will be crowned with His
enterprise in the prosecution Of commercial affairs 10 pro-
verbal; and but industrious business man. such
he is should be Congress from Territory The
position Of delegate ut best dcnlt one and its duties
only DO satisfactorily performed by an individual Of
tact and judgment. who viii labor Henry NJ. Rice will
labor during The approaching session Of Congress The
delegacy 10 no post for lsggard.
bebooves the democracy muster In full force a. tho
polls the day Of election Tor. although we may well
gard the OF Mr.. Rice foreGone conclusion,
will his the House Of with
condolences snd hope propooned major
ity by which he elected Tho principles OF the op-
posing parties ara person6ed In their respective cand
da,es and with the acknowledged prepcndeance Of demo
in Territory, II would be source oil crying shame
IL lukewarmp dssdection the Of any OF her
ubef should failure tho full strength Of
the party and Tins Mr.. Rice be delegated by meagrs
vote. in lieu Of overwhelming majority. represent ~
in national Legislature Mr. Rice 10 the nominee OF the
territorial convention, properly constirusd and whatever
psoesed democrat shall refuse to abide s decision will be
hereafter regarded q democrat, in only, and
wanting in faith TO his party. We have now for the Hst
history entered upon contest to be conducted
strict party grounds and is duty democrats
the country that Minnesota Is democratic TO tho
bring abous the a'cendency OF that party organization
Don our soil"
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Tos H. ADAMS, co, having bsen recently in the
poy years. practical
furnish plans pechcasoss,
and bud,ns ali kinds and b
parties attending to build
houses externally Internally
and wishing good aod utility viii
npA 10 th~ir famine thsr pans
OF maps and psans OF ever
cesssced with their prcsssioa
that may " Obtained from The departments
particular attention tn preparing psaRs saA
Specifications. for patents
Oct IN
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DUpI,IC SALE OF VALUABLE AND ELg0feLy SITUATED
real esssteThe subscriber will sel pssc
day. oc'ober, sa II oc.oc ~ on the
..s lot No Of No MI fronting
on ION and
q 70 with The small ame
thereon situated eligible
Improving part Of the city 80
months bearing Interest," secured ~ deed ~
-" J. G. INQUIRE,
Octle-d Ancttonsey
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Our Credit Abroad.

In refuta,on Of the statement that Messrs Robb and
Sde failed 10 make negotiations for the New Orleans
and Nashville railroad in consequence OF the failure OF
Mississippi to pay her Union Bank bonds the folio
letter OF Mr. Robb has been Published II will be seen
that he attributes his partial failure entirely different
causes and that he does abae any OF his zeal or con-
hdence in the enterprise
"Ngw YoaK, Sept 2.
"You will have already been informed Of the result OF
mission London which has succeeded
quence Of the discussion Of the Russnn question, and
altered of the money market owing this cause md
the deficiency in the grain crops.
While have been able 10 obtain to com.
pee the road the entire distance proposed shall be able
prosecute the work The division between New Or.
esns and Canton, Miss have that when III.
road 10 finished to the State line and graded from to
Canton that will be forthcoming inish the road
TO Aberdeen, Miss, provided favorable change takes
place in the London money market
. II you have occasion refer to Mr.. Sders and my
mission London, yon need he state in asserting 10
tn. public will be interruption in the prose-
cu,ion OF the work under contract"
On this subject the Aberdeen (Mas Independent, says
We sometimes meet with persons who seem 10 think
that because Me..u Robb and sde failed TO negotiate
the bonds OF railroad that the work will be greatly re-
tarded perhaps fail entirely From the mos. satsfac-
tory informs assured that this great mis-
take
1T 10 a mistake that the bonds regarded with
suspicion by the English capitalists the contrary they
would probably have commanded the very highest price
had the condition OF European politics been different
The unseuied condition OF the quesron had
dered capitalists exceedingly umid. and consequences
there sringency in the money market not at all nm
natural under the circumstances. Mr.. Robbs mission
however was no, failure. He succeeded in max ,ny
such negota that the completion Of bund red
miles OF the road he obtain loan Of thrse million, OF
dollars. The one hundred miles encng st New Or.
leans IT, understand, all graded, and will shortly be
ready tho iron which will be iad without delay and
cien bring the rosd Canton After short time when
the hundred miles shall have been completed
psny will receive the stipulated loan Of three millions
which will bring the road 70 some point north OF his In
the tire in order iDs early completion
the road from Canton and Aberdeen to the Tennessee
river independent OF foreign capitalists the company have
secured the valuable service. OF fslowtewnsmsn Cen
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The canvass in Maryland is being carried on with
spin, and zeal. The candidates for governor have
adopted the plan OF addressing the people joint appoint
mens. The Baltimore Republican contains interest
ing sccoant Of the discussion few days ago at Fred
erick The democratic candidate. MIR Lgon acquitted
hmsef very much to The satisfaction OF the democracy
The Republican speaks OF the contest the following
couraEing lone
nx CONTEST We receive from every quarter The fullest
State ticket will sseceed uium phsniy
We incline the opinion that II the steps could be reaken
whig candidates would desire tho Joint
in which they engaged The object very mani
feat. They hoped be able suggest topics which might
divide The opinions Of friends and thus ma Ike their
position tenet. easy OF reception They had an
opinion that their candidate possessed tai
oratory, that would nd them In good stead.
'In both have they fallen short. They have
failed in the argumenaise debate which they have
voked aud candidate has shown himself eminenly
perio understanding and politics knowledge TO ihs
gentleman whom he 10 opposed. We should have been
the make OF this description, except for
the observations which have fallen from the whg in
city But their arrogance, unrebuked by the lessons 90
often taught them will not permit US TO be silent
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VALUABLE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BUILDING
lot :, vn public sale Friday,
the October 1885, At occk the premises.
.., 10, No Sc fe~s north
h~sv~er with dspsh n 81 Nes inches
alley
sv and Navy Offers favorable cpportury
10 persons desiring 10 inv-s ot hu'd.
One hsance and ~ months, fov
secured by deed Of the property
j. O. Mcguire.
tI4-dkds Aucionser
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DEMocRATIc REsuLTs-rne democracy OF the eoun-
try may we'll be paroned for exultaiion the
results OF the late elections in the several States After
great triumph party usually is sposed awhile
n order to regain strength before another great effort bu,
in this instance democracy has made no pause still
more, il appears to have gained strength from its
struggles in November. There has not been cleo
lion held since November last in which the democrats
have no, increased their The fact is worthy Of
record and and every friend Of liberal prin
cipes will do wei! to mark it, and contrast it with the
foolish statements of wing papers TO the unpopuary
of the administration whole. and tina incompetency
mismanagement OF this that particular member of
The voice OF the people may be wrong al tines. but
its sober second thought is almost nvariasy right and
efficient All the States where elections have been held
up with less unanimity suppsrt OF the
administration, and its broad American policy. OF the
four States alone that supported Scott the wings cannot
really claim one The only cause for regret that We
find 10 that strong As tho democratic church
is full, future States requested to keep ont
Providence Posi-
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G.igaanTs Messenger (Paris) OF the 3olh ul. s~ys
..Mr. Vroon the new United States minister 10 Plns.
sia arrived in Berlin, with two secretaries lie VIII
that OF Kosxia A Mr. Henry Won Oensche WAS con
dsnned n lsly for offence OF the pess; but be n@d 70
the United States $780, and got himself nzturzzea ss
an Ane rcan citizen. About year ago he returned 70
Hxmburr on private business He arrested. given
mp the Pfassan authorities, and removed 10 the JA VI
Lirxnz. where he has since remained tie has applied
io the American legation for protection A. ciLsn Oh inc
United Safes" N
FROM Loadon Times, Sept -
The CASE or Miss CuRslk6AAAE,--A depatation
from the Protestant Alliance had lntsIvicw yea
terday with Lord Clarendon at the Fofskn Once.
Scotch lady, who recently arrested Al Lscea and y
now confined the prison of that city upon charge OF
distributing the Bible and the Pixrin.s Proxrsss
Col Alexander, Mr. Wilbraham Taylor Rev. Dr. Beech
am. Mr. J. Cook Evans. Rev. w II. Rule. Mr I Ham :
illon, and Capt Gbene. and received in the most
courteous by The Foreign Secretary, ID
The Earl Of Shaitesbury briefly explained that the OBJ
ec OF the population 10 lay before his lordshp the
case OF Miss NJ Cunnnghsme. and to solicit the lnicr
liberation from prison His lordshp after remarks
upon the ITSELF proceeded to express hmsel IN the
strongest upon the barbar0us nature OF the law
under which Miss Cunninghane was arrested; and IN
duged bope that the efforts Of the govern
would be used TO British subject iron the
indlgny thus offered TO her.
The Earl Of Clarendon said be entirely concuned in
the opinion expressed by Lord Shzfesbuy to the char
OF the law ia question: which not only contra
~ the principles ot the Gospel but 10 the spirit OF the
age His Iordshp said he quite familiar with The
facts OF the case having received despatch from Mr.
Scarlet on the subject, and tina, he had lost no time IN
forwarding his directions 10 that gentleman, which ne
did the evening by the post Mr. Scarlet had acted
with the greatest zeal in the matter, and in manner 10
secure his (Lord Clareadon's) entire appreciation
All the members Of the cabine, with whom be QLord
Clarendon) had had opportunity If communicating
entirely agreed with him in the view be took Of the
and he felt that il one in which exerton should
be spared his part 10 Miss CunninghameA re-
lease His lordshp concluded by thanking the depaa-
for urging this subject upon his attention. adding
that their doing afforded strong indication OF the in
terest felt N the by all classes
The depuiaiion, after thanking his lordship for his
courtesy, and the prompt manuerin which he had taken
up the case, Withdrew.
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single package the abevs hossy f6 hgAss
prizes in scheme
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drawing Ocia psiAp1 A1lJ essAed
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bosht oee p~yahss ~ A1isg
In Baak takes dekt
Csrsspo~sssss m psDs ~ ssn essatsses = ~ regularity
nd safsSy uDAls
drrs ana hsak Ac III vssa ~ unissA $780, -
had valsssas sstr Aseay. IL aka eeQs
ONCE stamps Puy ye1r Dn
and prepay yoa.
In ordering netess enclose - aaA direct
address D careful nsauoa sc~ 81
hes happsssd sha eosssspss<
rich befose hsvs hsA he
N. misconceptions earsfs in wvinne
letter addressed thsar s<ce, aaA DsaAe
Tbs tuek which b. auenesd Once hny amos
~ ia ssyas shs " obtain god Y cwy -
dress line BGRRTON 4 Bro,
NOE lo3, Post OAes, Bs,uss0ss, Mar lan1.
OCT ls--79, ~ - ,Na,sS,fs