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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
Sick

For two weeks, tie senior editor
Of this paper has been worry sick II,
porti9n Of the time critically So At
the slime of going to press, hopes are
entertained Of his ultimate recovery
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Voice fross. slse NFis.issr;
f}cpl q T Rec. $. $. lNqos b.

:
ST ELEYvItLE, Jan ldfh, 1851
Dr. ! P, DR33GooLE- Deaf Sir: trhe
bottle df Eye y ater Which purchased Of you
some tiIhe since has cured my eyes completely.
LII decidedly u Gmost speedy and effect ai
preparation of eye water which have DYER
used II it will benefit IYotl or cause Others 10
be relieved, who are similarly affected, ] COR
sclentolF Fly recolhuiend your preTaTl tion IS
worthy the entire Poiiidence and approla Fon Of
al who ire suffering with any form Of s1 re ewes
1ouFs 'trulN. 5. 5. Moody
For sale by Dntggists generally.
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Mathematical

SlatbtmaitCdi--
The problem thai We pnbllfhed
lomo weeks since. asking how many
voc wonld bs in a field, enclosed
Nth ! rail- fence ten rails high, and
ta;n;,d lust as many acres as
COZ Con- or,s rails in the fence, has been
',r.od bvAh correspondent residin gin
80 l,ntv. We hav { not the
.,oee to give his communication at
length, Lne hOhoe' % 1''0'
esal68.aB52~ acres
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CaBdiddIes---1653.
lcoSGaEsi

0cr Advertisernei,tsr must ba handle into he
Office by T4essay If9rr,:1lq, 10 insure an appear
ance in the following PAPER.
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BLACK HAWK.

TENHI$ sd rerior Jack. sired by imported
Il glterrant, and out q Cyrus jannet,
will make the present season on the farm Of w.
B. Rheas three miles cast Of Fayetteville-
IJcnnet admitted at SIS hy the Insurance
payable when the fact is ascertained or the
property transferred. NJ ares admitted at SIS
the seasdp, hich will cid the 10Th Of July
next CRre will be taken to prevent accidents
or escape#F. bptIno liability incurred. Jennets
pastured gratis
n. THOMSON.
March 81, 19599-~:3t W. =. RHRA
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

county TeunI |, j is .sqssiion on lie
9Th ms h {, ord4r#,l a nfpposirlen %
bessubi hliiied 10 The qualified voters
of the county, to subscribe anf
hundred ihont "a d dollars in lie
stock Of The kndxtille AMI Lexirg-
ion RAILROAD.
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Rnnaway negro Iist.

Isl. Name OF negro is given. 81, complexion
and height. Sd, age 4tR. description 5t'.
owners name 6th,tate Of commitments.
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MARs AGES
MAssgsa En.

In$his Icourtv, IN "Wednesday. o,l inst. by
ElderJ ". HoimEn, Mr. Il. IS. n. Bobo and
Miss EVA LTSr g. t.AEpEiis
The We a,iing-caR,e vas received, for wliic.,
our thank are here with rendered.
Nd her l'ff foreve hi,
FrPnl all cate ard 4errdw free.
IN tbs foInty, ~ ". q Jepnines Esq, pr.
L. 4 Bray aud NJ Is MANY J. BAKER. T
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
Circait Comrt :

AT the time Of writing, Tuesday
evening. Giro ait Court IS still ia ses-
sion In this place-Jodge .UarrhJanks
presiding. 1t is now nearly three
weeks since II conyeRct
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
KarId,s Fair.

This enterprise. AT New York city.
for the exhibition Of the industry OF
al nations, opens, we believe, IN
April Several OF be citizens OF
this place and 'fe'h' J. we az oer-
stand, design being : lockers on in
Vienna.
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Cur New Dress.

Business men will notice that all
the small type,as adversisemqnts,& &c,
in our paper to day are ne4c Our
impression, in point of clearness, is
now faultless.
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Family G oce1 les.


4 "a e. Tnr EnbsT riihrrs a :
ezzssss ibis metl b d nrffri{iii.s,
their friends ard the publl K centrally, thatthay
have just olnncd E':sssasf) Gareser, S ord.
on the liorth side OF the Public S1ua-e. raxt
Goor to AcElrov and lie kiar1ek's Drag Sore.
fayettesliie, where 5eud raI as orsneH3 u ar
tleles in their line viii ID cont uualiv Aclt on
hand, AZ ts,4 lowest rates A rott:on ofr,itl;c
Patronage is respectfully solicilea e.]ll snd
see rs Ii0LN IN 8 HARuIY.
Feb. ID.
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SrnprEY. Jan. 2Aih 1871

SgoRURY. Jan 24th, 1851
DR.. AVER: lfthe month Of JAY last was
attacked by a ltolent dlarrhmP in the mines
.ot California returned TO San Francisco il
hope of receivin benefit from 4 change Of q
mate and Diet ply dlarrhna ceased, but was
followed by a 81 we're eough--atd much sore-
ness, finally $ a,ted for home. bus recsived
no oeneht iron Pc voyase. My cough COR
.!huc1 TO gro" worse, aud when arrived n
Jew 1ioFk way az once marked br my ac-
4'-'.ih''inces IS a victim OF consumption I
Ihust confess that saw no sGf.icell reason -
749dh: what my friends al believedI Atths
tiiAa | commented taxing Your truly lnvaluabls
u 2 ;icile Win ilt1le expectation Of deriving
any Dslir-4t iehi - iise OF %OuiI rot receive
esese lnls an not regard i 1iY duty to stats
q me aAilq'ed, through voU, that MY health,
IL ths spacelol eight months, Is ;isIlv restored
attribute |; 10 tho us4 Of your Cl.cst4 Pes9-
rc{ lou-s frttl1-
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TENNEssEE.
MmpA.s, dheBY eo,fntu.

Mdnsp1asI Sicily e0,f''ty.
join ~ Loyd, bright complexion, ST. 8 OF
10 inches weighs 80 lls three gears on LIFT lee
caused by dog bite CID inns to be free Com
mitted Nov. 3, 1852
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We i've the following an insertion be t.ase
It prove that our assertions are true and we
hope soine Of ONT friends NAV be beneftted:
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WILLIAsl ss:ITH

WAsH1NoT0N, Pa, April II, 1913
Dam SIR: Feeling that have bebn Stared
from q premature grave through votlr instr,,-
mentality by the providence Of God, Twill tax
the liberty to express 10 you my grar.iaIs.
y Cough and the ala inning symptoms Of Cor
Sumption had reduced me too low 70 leave ne
anything ike hope, when my physiciad brou hit
ne q bostle IF your "Peci1fek' L. seemed "a
afford immediate relief and nov IN . fe,g weeks
TIME has restored ne 10 yonnI health.
Ii 1t viii % toroshera what it has trrnle. vog
are csrtainly ono Of the b=aclac.oJ5 of MAJ.
Kind
Sincerely Wishing you every blessing IN
VERY respectfully YOURS
JOHN j. CLARKE,
Rector Of S. Pe.e-ss Church
Win such assurances, aud from such nsr.
70 stronger proolI eau be ad4uced, exert that
fouud in efec,s upon :riai
Prepared aud sold by JAMES c. AVER.
llrugsiS, and Chem;s-. Lowell Mass.
Sold bF DiBAEl; q HAMPTON. Fayette-
vie. Jan Is, 1853
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
{;E!:I.ahIe Land Coz Saa!e.

Valuable Land Cor Sale.
- p The undersigned offers for sale
Tlo acres oi' valuable E.asss; on Nor
ris Creek, in fhif do'intv oil ard near tie Ne
ridiap ro2d f0ih Fayetteville to She''yyil!e,
six miles from the former place. corsi4t;n of
three Scparah falrl--the fIlNt eolfalr BIS 3G7
acres. 40 Of bt III cultivation and urIIr Good
fence: the Sefol,E contains 238 acres. I75 under
good fare@; DID 20 in cultivation; th 3hird
contains 1872 doris, 5Gof it in clltiyetion. The
greater part o ties lands IS susceptible be cul-
tiyation, ard III walI timbered and aim iantly
zwatered-lotll 4lring and stock waterl The
are III good for farming nnrfn-
ses AID faraily Enthusiastically place has suit
able buildings fd1 tha purchasers resi,ience.-
All the tracts iitI III the same vicinity, Hut Il
short distance ataFt, and viii he sold 20 one
f'irchsseT, or to iiiffreut individuals, provded
they buy II on thd nslAl time AID conditions
Those desiring ID purchase, are invited to call
nthe un1ersisnkIl on the PREMISE, who will he
pleased to show the lard. Tie purchaser can
be supplied With All necessary stock and PROV
ender on the ptdlnises. Possession given the
Isl Of January rIext
Feb. l.. 1853E- +3ia.
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List Of lssts abs 'sTat.emsn

1t, Kind Of animal is given. 2d, color. 81
description 18th. aEe 9Th. poster name
9th, place and TING IF arrest
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

( kf al tie nsp1erOus rrtrsr r.ors cx.dri
~ ana fa.ae of h N valuable, for raa ok,
o. pulmonary cpnpia;ats Toshjrg has eta
heeafound whieh ceGsi co-1pa.s IN Is scr.
with this Preparation. O-bers cure so1sp-,
but at all times ard ID al Eases of tAe shsds
and lungs, where medicine ca give rol:sf, ii !.
xiii dc II. Il lisfpleasant to ta:7e, ard RI
fsetiFi safe ~ accordance with ihs iirsc, Ok
j No de rot advertise for tha isforna.ion h;
those vko have tried it, but these wLo haze
rot. Families tbst have known its value VII
not DO without; att By tho timely use, thar
are secure from tho dgTgeT0,ls Consequences df
coughs and colds vi ich ues!.ec.ed. r;ren irl,
fataF consumption1
\ The Diploma Of tie Massachusetts, L..s.ilr.s,
was awarded % THIS preparation BY ta5 Beard
of judges in Septe InbeT, 1S4F; also, the Mea+
eis OF three gre4t Institutes OF Art, in this
rountr,i also, the Diploma Of the ch;o Inst
tgte at tindlnna'l, has te n given tothc Chen4
Peetoral by their. gPveTpmeut, il consideration
81 is extraordinary excc'iencs and usefulnos1
IN curing Affections of tie Lungs ard Tbross.
Read the fel'o~fPg epireoa founded on .he
Hong e1perieilce OF the eIaine--- taysiciaa al
the Por- and City Of
Dr.. J. Aver ST. JOINS, May 8. 1851. II
Five years trial Of your Ctef7g Pastoral il
my pradtice, hAs proyea what iorcsagy from ia
must be true, that It eradicates All
cures the colds and coughs TO which We in !
this section, are peculiarly Liable Il
think is equal has Lot vet been discover /
ed, nor do know how a.bAteg remedy can b,
made for the dsstempsrs Of The Throat ali
Lungs
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

J. ]. BURTON, M..D.FPS
oee what u ms done on wasted corstitg-
ton. no' only IN the ioi-swing csses but a thou
SAND more:
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FlEGgg1 DRUGS.

IT
March "a, f95533-33t ". Z. RHRA.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01
H3O REWARD.

DROKE Jail at Baton Rouge. on The
- nigh, of the 22i instant. three negro
men as iolows:- -,
jim. a g,ifi. bout 9 feei 81 inches 'st,o
hiyh and about - or 80 years old a
las some ,cars or bis neck and one on.sa-.a-
MS forehead over The left eve. caused by n
burn or tcroiula very intelligent aud quick
-poeen
JOHN. 10y. 10 years I'D fvr feet 2 IN
.hcs high; very black uoee inclined to Ro-
man. ve,y round and ron pactly butt,
LEWIS. about 8 feet ~ hian. black ard
very tagged dressed. in cd white home.-
pn cotton Jim and lohu both lave gay
Jersey capgots new--alo new shoes. !
will dive the above reward for the delivery
10 me of,he above negroes. or $40 DO lars
,or either of them. JAS. J. ODOM,
ort9j.tf. Jailor.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01
BATON ROUGE:.::"OCT., 81: 1853.

u It affords ms pleasure to notice
the return of our friend, and host Of
the llarney House Capt, VIM. Mark
ham. Ills family 10 With him and
our alfible and courteous friend Rho.
dus aud BIZ family. The doors ofthe
Hotel were thrown open Yesterday for
the season, and every for the ,asr and
comEort Of travellers provided. TIL
Bar under the supervis on of Mr.. 81
mon Mendelsohn is beautifully sup.
piled With new sock of Wines amt
Liquors Of the best brands and viii
he open as usual.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

r. The National" published at
he English Turn, in the Parish Of
Plaqncmne says:
We have learned that eight or nine
'1ys ago, nan was shot on board of
pcddling boat, under the following
ircums' anccs
L seems that the boat was made
ias' opposite Plantation, an'l that the
,,crscer, having some objections 10 the
oat staying there, ordered the men
- her to shove off. As thev did not
Immediately obey his ord.r, the over
-e,r 'ook his cuu and shot them, kill
NJ one instantly and wounding the 9th
r. in the head hear the eye.
Sucb is The report we have received
IF this affair, and as the tribunals will
Don be- called IN to decide on the
moliis of the case, we aostain from
any remarks on the aubject, aud with
hold the names Of the parties.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

To- Weac rcqtrse | TO state tina
the steamer Gipsy viii rot hereaii'i
rnu li!iier Il an lob .o,l> Store. Sht
viii there ore leave orr wharf down.
wards on Monday II NJ. aud Thurs
day 6 P. NJ. which vii be "A create.
convenience ioOnr travelling pubic n
she viii Away leave in the day time
The Clips, havins 'tlnaed all thu
summer in our rade forming "A yer,
great uycnjenc' 10 ctr Commerce
a,l ,olnfor., whist all h r boats lat
de- ertel III. render her q spec al lavor
ltc with l}a on Rouge people. H..
accommodations are lnt surpassed a''
her officers are 100 well known to So,
moro.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

IL II uuiliildhir h'SNNN' ~
The blindness Of plssion, and prejudice
! that frequently Of late, hlirgs courts
Of equal and concurrent jurisdiction in
to contest viii, each other, disgracing
The sacred maj esty If law and order.
The Pandelly case. not yet disposed OF
is one of this character. In all the
proceedings in reference TO Mr.. Pam
lelly we think that stain has been
astened upon the jurisprudence Of the
Crescent City, which time alone can
oblite,ate.
We will grant the authority YES
ted in the Board OF Assistant Alder
IN IL, to Judge Of the qualifications of
Is own members, but when an order
rom regularly constituted court was
issued to stay the investigation Of Mr.
landelly $ right to II seat, the invesii-
ga.ion SHOULD have ceased. But no,
Il did not aud the Board of Assistants
we're on writ OF Haaas Corpus bro't
before Judge Reynolds Court and eight
Il them committed to prison for "a
.ours. Now comes the alpablc out
are Of law and order. The Judge of
no,her district having concurrent
jurisdiction iss,ies another writ OF
hulcas and the second judge pro
uounces the judgement Of the inst
Judge erroneous and dismisses them
nom custody.
Is there any parallel TO this case to
be found on record Yes, we have il
before us. The judge of this Dis rlet
the Hon. J. J. Bunk in January 1862
Issued writ OF hubeos corpus Ior one
Michael Conner an alien as was SAID
in the L. S. Army at this place.
'onnor was brought before judge
luik, his case heard, aud he WAS for
mally discharged from the United
S a;,s service. All the documents 70
iativo 10 the matter were transmitted
0 the Secretary Of war Mr.. +. Conrad
o show him that the discharge WAS u
ornal one according to civil law
But may it be BELOVED. IL Secretary
IN his judgement differed with the
civil authority and an order was issued
for the arrest Of Conner. aud he is nov
n continent at the Barracks in thi,
PLACE as a deserter This Is n beaui
.n condition Of things bordering rs
near upon a military despolsn as it Is
possibltto arrive.
A great deal OF noise is made about
he koszta affair, and the Cliuce
aGair, hut here, right in onr midst il
he full diiance ofthe moic<ty Of he
civil power, an humble Individual j:
arrested as drserler. anl With u dis
charge from n tribunal Of uudoabtcd
authority. What arc we coming to
if such fragrant outrages ae prentice
by those in authority against The M
iesty Of law.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

A BLIND PRINTER. In the office
Of the Green Castle Banner, published
at Gosport, Indiana, there is said to
be u blind printer, who sets from 5000
TO 1000 ems day! His partner
reads he copy to him, and, as he has
an extraordinary memory, be can
compose half dozen lines without it
being necessary TO repeat the words
to him.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

IL Madame Jenny Lind will next
season visit England to give concerts.
benedict, the composer, has gone to
see her at Dresden, aud to stand god
father to her son.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01
NOTICE,

SIXTH Judicin DiH. C0urt-Par-
lh of East Batoa R0ugc.
NTHEREA Joseph W. Cha man ofsaid
w Pa ish. has appl,e'! 10 said Court 10
~ appointed administrator OF The estate OF
arab Getfiolt late Of said parish deed.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons IN
crested to show rau.e within ten days
rom the first publication OF thi. notice why
he said application should not he granted.
,ct 2Jw! VI. MoaHNo. lcik.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01
SPLENDID ANIMALS,
And Gift Books for 1854.

A + RrprcEp rRicEs-.The Benison for
"A lsj4; the Git of Fiuwers for 1854
friendships Offering for 1885, also Mil
er's HYMNS; Queens Of England; Aiken's
Minstrel. Wa'sor's poeticoi Quotations;
i.ayard's Ninevah; Stephens Egypt Alb
hots' Hero; Georgey's Hungary; Smiths
,oems; Fern Leaves, by Fanny Fern, WITH
+, great variety Of cheap Publications, all Of
Which viii be sold cheaper than by any
,ther house in Ba'o, Rouge
oct-G-ly. Cto. NJ. HrEoWAN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

ANOTHER ko>zrA CASE -GaiIg
naais 1'IcsSeager (Pari If 'he 30I
ul'., says: M Brown, The nov I'm
ted States NJ mister in Prussia arrive
in Der il wi h two SECRETARIES u.
viii have, SAYS a letter, Mr.. Hcn1'
Won ucn, chcwas rondemdod, IN Isl,
f,r IN otIence of The press !; bnt h.
4 4 to tha United State in 1880, an'
90 him III uatnralized as an Amer
lean ri gan. About year 10" h
reiurnel TO llanhnrg on private buS'
ness. IL was arlcs.ed. given up f.
ihp Pm ~ian h"ri e., and removed
"a III jail of LIecniz, whrre h ha
81 &c renmincd. He has applied Il
the American Legation FIR pr,aectior
a. a ci'izan of The Unite | States.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

IN DOTH rOWnE s--Mastrha Tco'h
i pa.,e. Charcoal Tooth Paste. rsl-
.amc Tooth raste--rose sented, Deutllmo
Tooth powders--ior ale By
net. 90 II. r. WADDfLL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR
[ Bears oil, Poma'um. T,icophcrons,
Balm Columbia, haynes Hair Tonic. Lou.
l.ns II ,ir r,ni.c phalons Hair Invigoratnr,
Lyons Kathafion and Hairdvr---icr sale ny
vet 96 II. +. WADDlLL,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

HE NORTHWEST PASSAGE M
LONGER A PROBLEM. It is stated
til commander Mcclure Of The In
vesriga'or has accomplished the lorg
sought Tor northwest passage ts.ougl
Tchring. Straits ii TO tho Aric SCI
and returned homc BY Da's's Straits.
It is Interesting TO learn that IN.
hal isants have been di<coyere further
moth ward tlran known previously al
Wollasinn and Victoria Lands, and
norlliward still on the 'ract designated
Us Prince AIb.rt's Lands. Jhes
were found exceedingly kind an'
friendly. and Great quantities Of cop
per were found apparently in yer.
pure STATE. This metal is used BY 'ln
natives Coz odgiug their weapons, &r.
bat thcy appear 10 be amused at see
ing pclres If picked up b, the crcv
as possessing value. In AlliI 1S5.
Coupmaader Mcclure went tn Mel,
vile Island IN sledgcs, expecting +"
find there one Of Captain Austin
vessels, or, at all events, store 4,
provisions; but was disappointed t.
lind only a no'ice left by Lientenan
McCIintocl. saying where provision
were. and giving the position of ID
ships.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

I'NroN OF TUE IRIT.su pRovIycrs.
Within few d,ys the Canadiln
Government Journal have announced
hat Tie l'o;cct Of uniting all the
provinces. with Quebec q The federal
capital, will soon t,'c place. Each
province is 70 be allowed separate
Legislature. Loid E'gin is said TO
',ayc gone to En-. land for The express
purpose Of arra ging the important
matter. The i ri,h provinces now
contain three millions Of inhabitants.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKER.
II chef III dozen assorted tx'rrc's,
is: Boquet. Magnolia. viols'tf. Musk.
Jockey Club Bouge Veto, a, verbeua,
rnhe Rose, Patchoula--ior gale Nv.
oct 90 Ii. L. WADDlLL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01


TUE LtbrEALlry ~ CALIFORNIA
-'iic ciiizcns OF Cali ornia sympa.
ths,ng with he suffers IN New Or
leans sent $4,000, 10 be appropriated
to their relief In the letter cnc'os.
ius a dfaf for the money, the com
init'oe says:
While yon arc left entirely free Ia
di pose of Til fnI as Won may think
Lest Tor tha objects prop ed in aiding
the Howard Assertion and other be-
ue,oIcn' -ociotie4 of your city which
may he IN need of a..is'hrce thct
would 'ceirc that portion o. it ma,
be allotted TO the Orphan ASylums
fr th' rel fand SUI pot If The un'or.
tara C children WHO have found q
sbc!.cr within their loory.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

C-E. X. Lippincoit, a clerk il
the Treasury Department, has resign
ed his post. aud will be married mex,
week. it is said, to Grace Green
wood''--Miss Clarke.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

- new crop, just received by
oct % JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

The New York papers mention a
r,n,or tina, the Brothers LEAN are
about TO purchase he Metropolitan
Hotel for S500.O 900
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

IDRODUCE--1leB Barrels I louis Flour.
L 30 bags Onions; % barrels Apples.
Just received p rs'eamer Atlantic. en,l for
ae by oct III JOSHUA BEAL.
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II Austria has increased her in
d"blcAlne>s since 1915 about $40 900
600, mairly in suppressing liberty IN
Hungary and Italy.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

NOR THE SK1N--I}a5 Ram. Ar imatic
L Vinegar. Chalk Balls, and sqnaies--
or sale by i@t2GI II. 1. WADplLL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

90 oGNE WATER--Tn /, gallons,
~ quarts. pints, pint<. | snd lints,
warranted as good os can be had IN the place
---lor sale BIZ IT, r. WADDiLL.
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New Nnpertlsemcnis.
Di.ssslph;te If L;me.

4NtlE Undersigned 10 manufacturing this
- important article On large scale --
The planters ard Sugar manufacturers,
generality may depend upon getting the
very agent wanted 10 incr, ase the quantity
Of sugar, and to obtain II winter and p,rpr.
Dilec ions how to use IL will lie deli, cred
gsatis OF sent iy nail free II postage.
II. BoNssBri. manufacturing chemist
Is Il - lchoupioulas siieet, corner Of
Na'cbpz. New Orleans.
The most satisfactory certificates Of the
alne of this PIE ufa,ien Of Lime ran 10
adj from large S0gn1 Planters 10 the ta'e
who ust /. Address !, tiers port piid 10
HtNey BosNaBrL, New Oileuns.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

OSHEN BUTTER !--A choice arti.
" Gle, for sale by
ocl IS JOSHUA DEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

SARDINES 100 hall hoxes Of the late
y fisheries just received ly
oct JOSHUA BEAL.
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bacon Shoulders. Sides and Hams,
ID for sale by loet 81 JOSHUA BEAL.
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st. PETER AND ~ PaUES col.
, LEGE. BATON ROUGf--The install
course of Studies will he resumed in the la
tiiution. on the 81 Of November. loctl6.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-01

CtORN MEAL Com Meal, flesh ground
~ Of selected com. For sale at the
Feed and Produce store Of
ort-IS 'l3-y. JosHrA GEAt.