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4 kIanrosdsriss, DC.
take pleasure calling The attention Of sAe ladies TO The fol
d dozen elsa lawn handkerchief.
= y 80 80 sss.;u.s. ss%, stitched do
y 80 90 hsisssnsss hi,sS,ss sss.s: sleeve.
5 DO 90 ss%SlIe- sssS b.sSsd s0nars
q % % ss... ssiss mu.qss;sr Ss collar.
sSS 90 y q s.ms:,s s~.:: sdss and inserting Se
$50 ca,nsnc aud swiss bands
rs very handsome embroidered skirts
We wish the ladies attention to the above We
'Ao" '''- = y '''' '"''p YaRBY TEBBs, q YERBY,
oct8--Im Corner fenn avenue aud TIN street.
CIsE PAHLOH AND CHAmDEn EUaSITURE.-on
$
Rosewood and mahogany ,ete asas
Large castor and parlor chairs TO match
Arm chairs aud paror chairs y maroon and plush
Some beautiful cosgs ehansss black, bsown, and
Fine mahogany oval wardrobe.
other goods, making
men, eomp.s all which viii b. sold very reduced ysss
nnDEIssHiRTs and Drawers. and Winter,
Of AK merino Iambswos hauns large
assortment on hand at reasonable prices ChAs H LANES
Gsnemens Furnishing Store, Penn. Avenue, Ak
MEIERE, Professor Of hs French spanish and German
guages House, Mrs Dayiss between AZ
Streets Pennsylvania avenue, south sidc
Octb-r
lC Ok nA0 WORTH OF new goods. embracing every
D0OUUU fashionable foreign and domestic dry goods
be sold at reduced prices for cash Person. wish
well Gull examine STOCK which
very complete, know offer the best induce
ments.
YERBY, TEBBs, 4 YERBY,
Octs-u Corner Pa. and 7th
ITHOGHAPHY-Th The undersigned have, in connexion with
photographic printing Office, and
orders of checks promissoy notes. dra bills Of
exchange circulars, &c.
Specimens be application At ths
COLLINS, BOVINE, & CO..
six doors north OF Penn.
Branch III and i76 Pearl street, New York.
Oct0-Naw6w
DIANk Ers, QUILTS dSc.-We have in
ID, l,900 biankeW Of all grades
$50 Marseilies and AilendaIe quilts
300 pairs BILE Ached and brown cotton shccings
10 do linen sheeings
30 pillow slip cotton
100 dozen damask napkins
100 do towels, all grades
pairs tabe damask
general OF furnishing dry goods
YERBY, TEBBS, 4 YERBY,
Penn. and 7th
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400 paEs wool stockings, Sizes weighing
three pounds per dozen.
blue nannc for lining great
Worstsd sashes, crimson et
Drums, complete, artillery and infantry
Coinss AZ
Hpadcs Y a3
Tia cAneens hold three pints
Bunting red white, and blue
Tent poles aud pins, for hospta wall, and
bsass spuFs, prs.
All Of which domestic
respects "a the standard sealed In this Office.
Samples VIII be by mall with additional information
the subject which be desired by manufacturers wishing
offer proposss
Ten Of The delivery will be until
the shall be completed which be forfeited Uni
ted States the full
hn1 the aud spuisiions Of About half
these .sppss win Be required OF before the fret Of July
and will be made os them
uoa BY Congress q for this branch Of service available
the remainder will Be paid for delivery.
The privilege reserved o( third, quantity
Of all the supplies above neniioned.
Contracts will be based accepted proposals. for the fulfil
msn which securities will b. required Bids
.rsd only cn OF regular dealers in he scs pso
posed b. fsrnshsd and will be considered from
any one who not known Manufacturer regular dealer 10
the desired sopper which hct the b distinctly
stated the bids offered we'll hs address Of
persons intended Be proposed securities In
obaiaeA.
Letters containing proposals should be endorsed, Proposals
Army Supplies" addressed 10
q. II. CROsMAN,
NOV D-5m~f3sDcc Major and 0nartermnstcr u 3. A.
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WE WILL OPEN this morning and have ready fur
w -
Plaid silks, bsocade silks
Black ssiks white silks, pink silks blue silks
Com -colored siks masceiines satns
Plaid silks, plaid mernos
Plaid vaIsnciennes, plaid anes, and
dunn qualities
French mcrnos, English mernos
Lupn's bomhssin-, black aIpacss
Plaid bonnet nbands
nf embroidsnes
Embroidered and plain lnencambrc hands dkcrch.N
Grape shawia, cashmere slawI-
square cashmere aAawls, Bay state long sbawls
Waterloo long shswis, square shawis OF every kind
Cassimercs of all kinds, cloths vcs,ngs
Cas,inet- nannets, table damasks
Hosiery of all kinds, gingbsm- csicoes
Satin ape brocatels, single and double width damssks
Hirdeys Russia diapers, Irish linens
Dsmask napkins, Hucksbsck diapers
Velvet ciosks, cloths and veve,s 10 make
Velvet Brussels carpets, three ply and ingram capcts
door
Blankets, gults, comforts yarns all coors
"a, 5t, 60, and ~ biescbed and brown domestics
-, 70, and - pinid tpscys
And variety Of other goods numerous 90 mention
HALL h BROTHER.
oct G-3saw3wif
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS Notice s hereby
~ M @ y.. @ ss 10.
he same be paid on Or ss,s ns s.; day Of psse%Ssr
Nov s--;aa~I 4, Roche, Collector
SHOEsi sHOEsi sHOEsi-wc would respectfully call the
attention Of our customers, and ali others interested
70 ne lsds. would ,h., complete
L'fs' ,sse re- % sss sss .r1 VIM and ,s s
e .;: s:. .ss nj :,s;s ,::;. article
Do Do 90 90 ,eis, Ss DO '''ss''' sS
m..s. ps and s,s'ss ssss. ss n"n from e. :. =
nosssss viii ali other qu.iss. q .dis and chd
:. p.,sa s.ss sas .ss e boots
snon s.i,. and low shoe. Of sis and qusy
ss .s, y, s.., PURCHASING.
s .'de'v please D0' in a%ys . and y Do not forget
souu, sid. q Penn assu"., between sss and I'm streets.
IRON BEDerEADs -coms,och, bromley, = Co, mana-
hcursrs. Alss No Is Leonard s, York,
Isd.. Hossi, hosp, p.so. family, and
$ on s.%a s.% hs, ."
These bsssa sspsv'o 70 all other. pco, cleanliness
cs.das psrsass ord.r any
coMsrocK, BROMLEY, a co,
A ws.sA for the sas Of tbs asovs Descriptive circulars
sen, vs:rsv~ requested.
Nov -
essrsstswn Female ssnssnsry, oeorxstown, ID. C.
THIs inslsuioa operation. few pupils can he
admitted et0 family. boarding pupils per
session q 70 .sa..s psy.s.s sstyss';y. ~ in adv'nc'
c.'.loss.. sss : ssl sssp'sssos ;Ss eiscp.l;
WILLIAM j. CLARK,
Oct tSe-dihlsJan Principal.
NEW nAyIes Gaenllesnsmss Rurnt-htng 9ooAs~-Larse
sddsona upptes superior dres~ Shirts and emhrod
d gloves
garments of III toilet articles
Customers, CH As n. LANES
0enlemens Furnishing Essshiishmenf,
. f~rn. avenue, near ~ srsss.
Nov to--asuf
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NEW GOODS and Fashions for Gentiemen.-P. j.
STEER No ashngton Place,
his and the public call
He coaAdeny believes that for the desirable qualities
and chsspasss cannot be encelIed ready
overcoa business coats and such gentlemen
hnd will he ready for e1aninauon this morning
Also, lot o gsntieme0s winter
shirts. Nov a. 3tawg Nv
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GrcAt Match Running Race, for $500. Column.
bia Course, Alexandria Co., Va.
THERE will be match $780, the course,
Tuesday, November 2ad, 1889 O'Clock precisely Heats
mile and repeat
r. Suit b. John Graham.
r. II. Hall enters s. g. Santa Anna.
The above horses thorough bred and the
the country and be expected The proprietor
the osSs the following us
or make . rare.)
OF eicO for Wednesday, November 23done mile
peat
Pursc of 00 for Thursday, November 24two miles
peat
Of $500 Friday, November 25bour repeat
Entries be made the track ny Friday November
fsre IL O'Clock.
The proprietor having fenced in the track and
place, confidently public
will find the accommodations for and
CYRUS MARTIN,
Nov lo-3tawusthFeb Proprietor
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Carpetinys and Oil Cloths.
WE have ready
W so pairs ingram carpets
40 do Brussels
velvet
10 do A. oil cloths, medium
do "a
do g. very superior
oil CLOTH OF quality which will Rt any
diagram
complete Of goods
purposes the lowest market prc~r.
VERIFY TEBBS, VERY,
Octe e--n Corner Pa. street.
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TosEPH nUGGNs ewsler, has removed his the north
de Of Pennsylvania between +h aud l5t
doors Of Wiasd's Hotel, where opened large
and handsome of Ans ewey watches and Hver
which viii be terms.
contnue their
BAN kinds Of jewery carefully repaired
ll-eOd3t.
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TO BLANK Book kManurActnrsrs-M Medium denny, and fla,
cap papers, for sale by COLLINS, BOVINE, 4 CO.,
lith street six doors north Of Penn. avenue,
Branch Of 5aioaers Hall, la l76 Pea street. York
N. B--Ordsrs received for book binders materials
Oct 7-dn
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lhe following letter from John Mitchell 10 his former
editorial associate, Thomas Devn Reilly now at Wash
inglon s private letter. written on the eve OF his Ia
king the bold step Of escaping the face of the author
ties, without violating his parole
boutwell,, Van Deman's Land
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7 MEIERE French Spanish,
J guares House, Mrs Dayss between AZ and I'll
streets, Pennsylvania avenue, south side
OclS-u
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Cpos nn0 WORTH OF new goods. embracing every
style Of fashionable foreign and domestic dry goods
which be very reduced prices
inn 10 purchase well Gull stock which
very complete, know offer the very induce
YERBY TEBBs, 4 YERBY,
Octs-u Corner Pa. and 7th
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-11-06


I'ne WonAH OF Usto WI are
impressed strongly With tho beauty
and dress Of The female Uenoa. Light
In frame with dark hair and eyes, and
finally propostioned, they seemed In
th' rlmmit'g Of the day rather TO
float tl,ah 10 walk before you. They
wear no bcnnets---a bonnet !. a SURE
sign of foreigner. Their (head y
drrss con-isss Of 4 piece Of muslin
folded aetoss the top of the head, 81.
pgumlv pinned 10 the hair, and grace.
fully falling around the neck and over
the shoulders In the form Of n shawl.
Their earrings are usually large and FL.
egant. Their couaiensnoes ave brill.
liant and expressive, and although
singular in dress and appearances, yo,,
remember only their taste and ele.
gance We saw no fem 10 dress In
Europe that we desire to see intro
duced into our country, save that Of
the ladies' Of Genoa. On The evening
Of a warm summers day, ii would be
cool, modest aud exceedingly graee-
ful.--KsrtD;,s.
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e. Messrs. BrEn and PHrLtrps,
who lift this place after the epidemic
was over, TO make themselves useful
ut Clinton, have placed before u for
publication, an article expressive Of
their thanks for the kind and hospit-
able manner in which they were treat
ed by the proverbially generous and
iiospitable people ofEast Feliciana.- =
The hospital at that place was placed
in their charge, and during their ser
vice the people seemed to vie with
one another in their profuse liberality.
Every thing needful and desirable ior
the sick was beautifully provided BY
the planters in the neighborhood. The
relief committee were ever vigilsnt and
and actively engaged, and al praise
is due them il i with deep regret
that We have to chronicle tie death 81
Mr.. Hatch the Mayor Of the town.
Clinton has indeed, been most severly
afflicted-may it neyefbe again visi-
ted BY the terrible secaFgc d Septem-
har 1QEQ A%s
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CoAt.--The great city Of Cincin.
natl, the metropolis Of the West. will
a population Of 17b, 90 souls, lays al.
most in the renter Of immense coal re-.
gions and has her railroads diyerRinp
to almost every prominent point
Yet no railroad Or branch running In.
to coal regi,,ns. Tho Gasstfe says
The supplyof coal will DO exhausted
by ths end Of three weeks, and that
here will be much suffering for want
OF fuel, unless there should socn be d
rise Of water III the river.
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Fg A few nights ago solne rogues,
went to our friend Heroman's estab-
ishment and made an Unsuccessful
effort to bore into the curiosity shop.
But the shop il bolted III barred, and
the effort was an abortive one. Hae'
they succeeded they would no. have
been able to find anything in such a
medly Of notions as Heroman keeps.
Other efforts at burglary have been
attempted within the past few nights.
AZ the advice costs nothing, we warn
our people to be careful with their
vnluables. We would respectfully In
form the theiving public at large, that
the door to our office though shut, has
no "baru'--therefore please mot bore
any holes, but raise the latch and
walk in. In the left hand corner an
iron safe Of Bridges manufacture may
be found, that opens by turning the
handle. Anything that can befound
therein, worth moving, the "thieving
community at large may take--a file
Of the Daily Gazette only excepted,
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O. Garrett has recently returned
from southern tour, and is now en-.
gagad on the portraits Of some of our
no.ables.' 4 good looking editor
Of n bad looking morning paper is
AMI agthe sitters. CARROTS success in
hist cal pieces, as we'll as portraits, is
retnarkable.-Cincinmati Com.
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u az =
No making your complaint about she
delivery II the coast rnsil, y would
have been more generous 10 you, to
have made inquiry sbuut tho same at
the Post Office Of yew oity.' Here u
b ssaini w bsss,t ssids.w opa sbOut
tho nsilsfae ncv ihan to months.
Every body who has busnsas with ~
Office, knows shst the mail never ~
more regular than Il now \, and thss
our friend McCmmsek y The 'fncdde)
polise Postmaster w do think
II there IL amy poor devil abused
!---victimixed, and villisnously hum
bugged, itis the inofensive editor Of
the Comet newspaper.
II wns only the other day chat We
published an abusive article against
ourselves, on account Of Of Monsieur
Bedjni the Pope's Nuueio---a brief ex-
tract from some other paper, called
forth the missed. Now the mail agent
abuses us, for the Gasett's careless re-
marks (rnada to fill up). Invariably
when we do happen TO say anything
good "--besriDg on it, face the inn
press Of remarkable sagaeity;;' II is
set down TO the credit Of some one who
never said a god thing. did good
thing, or had an elegant and ehaste
thought. We certainly desire the
sympathy Of the community; but
thank the lord for 1t, the less We get
the better are we satisfied We wish
the editor Of the Gazette would come
round and see the mail agents letter,
and see how much we have to endure
for biz sake. 1fl,e does, we know that
he will quit throwing bis Aeaviest
bricks at us.
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I1-We compliment our neighbor
npon his well written article in satur-
days paper entitled the "Bronson
Business" It contains our sentiments
in reference to Mr.. BIS removal from
the New York Custom House.
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svirit the 11OfninT Jou,na1s,
And other Things.


admired In the character Of that
growing Cynie, Dioseness. Though
our sahctum be neither . barrel. nor
sugar hog.head, yet n resembles IN
its external appearance, the ancient
tub Of tin synic, ard In II. w revel
amidst papers from all parts, and
laugh, and cry BY turns at The fun.
folly. fashions, ard foreign items, that
turn d. daily for Our amusement CIV
Ing spice and variety 70 our own local
incident. Think for moment what
each twenty.four hours turns up 10
take the place II what turns down TO
oblivion aud then marvel that wemake
such good reelection from The choice
yiabds; 10 set before you. in the
daily paper. Its positively remark
able, and the daily editor does not get
half the credit for his pains, that he
is justly entitled TO.
With what avidity is the daily pa.
per sought after, at early dawn, to see
what The editor has sbatchsd from the
jaws If oblivion and pinned down to his
paper, in such a manner that poaerity
must be benefited by it.--Bus this
has nothing TO do with "the spirit Of
the morning Journals" and If We give
way to our own train Of thought, we
shall be lead off into inextricable per-
plexities. The whole aim and object
Of our existence, il to be- understood,
If We do not understand ourselves
and II aunoys us to hear some man Of
mark in the community, il passing
judgement upon U.S. say he does not
understand u.s." We really pity
such, from the bottom Of our soul, (if
II has q bottom. Are We not brief
and ritople9 Do We not use Mar.
ket-houss language! Then why this
complaint III people. that they do not
understand IA.
Our neiehbor on Lafayette street,
cuts up sharply about our Remarks Id
reference ttho re-adjourning tho Dill.
trict court for this District; lie says
that our insinnatson that the courts,
will not be adjourned, has no founda.
ton in truth. We did not iusinuate
that the court will hot b adjourned.
We only spoke Of The urgent necessity
for tic business u be transacted, A6
We did 10 for the purpose Of elioiting
any information that there might BE-
IN town, IN reference o Judge Rob.
ertson's expressed determination.
The Gazetfs's correspondent %"
IL a qsds, he should have written bin.
self 80. o. communication must have
gone into The paper, At the small hours
-
Of the night, The editor does not
show bis usual sagacity In letting ia"
such IN equivocal communication.
q nays w are mi generous. III
20, and he quotes Latin II us lfrst,) We
must respond. We pronounce him
nj yose. = Wag q the first waters.
Listen s!:==s "Q'' says about the
Courts.
T Il think that our excellent and
worthy Judge consults the interests,
md anticipates the wishes Of the Plan.
tors 10 10 doing (adjournipg.) They
are now all bu.y 10 gathering their
crops, and tho welfare Of the many
should be takon into consideration"
w never knew before, that orr
worthy Judge i himself ! sugar
planter.
What would 90 have US under
stand BY tn welfare Of the msny
Are the merchants, the Mechanics,
the gentlemen Of leisure, the Lawyers,
Rognes and Editors, to do without
sA. 49,. -, Il str @.. Z
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Wan oror rnE PurAro.--tl'he So
'iety fir the encouragement Of Ma
iooal Industry IN Fraee las offered
prize Of one thousand francis for
IL best trealies tou the evils attend
t,g the universal consumption Of The
,otato DIS an article Of food"
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Gbr1ptrklq Col1lpt
GEORGE 4. PIKE,

ssHahtJ HE3f 1HSy : WV. w 1eS ~
1yAs the election comes off or
Monday. aud We are not ont again IN.
Ill Tuesday, Il is needless for rs to saJ
that "the election will be over befprr
we see you again. We therefors nd.
vise all our admirers, 10 walk up ID
tho polls AZ soberly as tho time will
admit, and cast a sober vote, for the
best men on the ticket---wi,liout any
regard 10 whit the are called by 9th.
ers, Of themselves. Wo advise you
TINS, upon The hypothesis that you are
ihdividuallyto be benefited, or suffer
from the choice you make.
This advise IL given for The excln-
siee government Of mr. party, and we
offer II because Il Is always expectation
Tie eve OF ~ election, flat each and
every newspaper editor. should give
a1yica 10 The ini 4giided, and always
humbogsad mass Of the people. in
this great and Glorious Republic.
l44.4.s~ sss-44- aAa-4
Eg- Saturdays Gnsette eongratu-
lates The Democratic party Of the
State IN particular and the unhed
States IN general, on the accession Of
the |. "Comet' to the .'yanksr The
Gazette puts us into the Democratic
party, for the very same reason that
tho Democrat prolIolltices lis "Whig."
lift will satisfy both, we can again re-
assure them that we belong to neither.
The Comet having nothing either to
loose Or gain BY either party, i "inde-
pendent Of both. 1--WE must be al
lowed to use the word independent
MS not altogether obsolete.) This
leayes us at liberty to support either a
Wing or Democrat for office, as the
whim suits It's; and II will generally
be found that we advocate the claims
Of the best qualified and most colnpe-
tent, not in our own estimation alone,
but In the estimation Of the honest and
sober intelligence Of the community.
Wa shall continue to net pretty much
~ we always have, until pecn,,iayy
interests conflicts Herewith, md then
we may turn either Locofoco Or
Wing, as occasion may require) Of one
thing ourfriebds (if We have any may
be satisfied, the Comet will expose
every attempt Of the leaders Of either
party to sell public offices that belong
to tho people. Such being the object
Of our present political existence, We
look for Ill partizans to "bitc their
fingers ut u.s."
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The Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad will be completed and OPEN
ri On the FIRST Of December.
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4 IBTIeft TaFUlH, WHICH IUF Tue 00tHf U
/ future srneva'iess, Il not The credit &
tho pFesenf prrfn 4 tace--~tye desire II
Bpe slHingaa--oblitera'ed. torn mlt
eiiaBed. repealed or amended Tl,est
IL hi one we presume in calm moments
like the pres nj, who will disagree
with us, when We say, that II Is sufii
Client eause to demand that a . new
Digest !" DO inade---this very same
disoredita ble-to.tbe.age ordinance
Here IL Ii In The words Of The law.
MnsiCiams.
De III Ordatnsa, ID J. That from
md after the PRONUNCIATION Of this or.
iinance IL shall not be lawful for any
organ player Or other intinerant must
eian, 4, play ON any instrument, what.
ever. Ia The streets Of the Town Of Bat.
on Rouge, Under y peualty 81 bring
fined Ten Dotiaysf for each offence
Ty0viaed, that III oil eases, said or.
gap player or other intinerant must.
clan shall have been notified by The
Maytr. or toWn Constable, not to play
on said organ or other Musical itstru-
msi,t, IN the streets Of aforesaid Town.
IApril III. tR6O.l
Cou'd any ordinance have been
passed Z inore disereditable to th'
known intelligence Of the Board. than
this 7 Let US ask The question. l.
there amy similar law to this, In an,
land Of Gods creation II there is, W.
will be gratided 70 have It f'r publiaa
tion and "iadependent" comi,sn'
We have sympathy for orgnn griude,
.--cpposed The ordinance Ito no pur-
pose) at its passage; and now call q
the present Board 10 itnmortalize i'sel
BY expunging the law from the statute
We regard organ grinders, and otbei
ihtinerant musicians AZ the legal repre-
' :, - -, 'r s,, p'''''
'.a' ',spee'aoie AMY w ''fpe
years. have only degenerated 10 suit
sa' ,,...' 80 'a a A,'N',
49,, ~. ~ ,,. ) .'sa, g., , Ia
''oA o'',s. - :, Wv 'so' a'' '',.'s !,
!, -" = "s''''s'u wv s1pe'se'
:, 0v1u - - ISSUE ~ ~"
''o''e'' ''eaioef' y ''e ooa.a' 'na' 'ns
osef Sehsa.'Ve menDers q 'nls COM
MUMMY Wno 30 mto Mysteries q organ
s''.u'h WV ho'Aoy ua's'' a'e
ss0'' = 'a'o rosA 'e'se'' 'e''h'''asH's
$ : ~ o''p', ss".o''u'''
WosprHf,tr. sun,aoAt. OpruArros
The Memph;. EaOle. u;ves nm ae.
count Of wonderful Surgical opera.
ton, performed III the Medical col.
lege Ii that CITY. which ia almost in.
credable. Dr.. a. Il. Taylor, severed
the carotid artery, and secured il by
''sa'u's' ~ oPess's' We ~, '''e'
setrcoma, OF the ul'per jaw. "A con.
su!taton Of the faculty was held, and
the patient informed that he must
either a;a i, { faw tlavs. ~ hermit tho
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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-11-06

1--WE learn fip,m good authority
that George Law, E<qy has effected q
sale Of very considerable portion Of
bis mu.ke's to the Turkish Govern.
ment, to be used in ths wsr with
Russia. They have not been sent,
but are'o be shirped in the course ola
few days. Their departure will prob.
ably relieve DC fears Of the Cuban
authorities, and give Peter Hicks, the
New York correspondent Of the Hay-
ana Diario, respite from his eternal
and tedious vigilance IN. Y. Tnies