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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VlItGINiA'
lNATInN

INFORMATION hivn: bean received hy the ExeeuIe ,sa
murder committed Sunday, the second instant
%wS WILSON, ra the body OF Frederick Crimes in the
,,nn, louun, and that the sand lanes Wilson ma nen
and going large: do therefore hereby oisr
a, hundred dollar person or pefsons VINO sIa
The SAID Wilson aud deliver hm INTO the JAN OF LOU
- nunly and all ofhcrTs oi tha Com
cvi AMI military aEa tue people generally 10
~ ,r the arrcS OF the sau wilson, a
be may nr brought justice r., :,
nnder NV hand and under the Lesser Seal Of
n W, ,ho w.,r Is,3 JOS. JOHNSON.
Ry the governor GGoRoE W. MuSFoRp Secretary oi the Com
m'R~rslIh ., . or ,,. I,r,. srI nou,erful lly
n,e weighing about pounds hSs eeI steven ehes I'LL
h .y cross or blue eyed lie had on when last seen ht
pants black and white hai and between Washing
Ton ,nd Sperryvilr, in the County Of RalahaniocE'
ll.tI
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aaansnd, Than t,,buti"n OF Chcmis. (; AS.E
'as. ,@o"sH"a' !lis broad eaunrry, has ao &C. y
zen Ssy"nI aaan hs, q. ns lle.nS OF cont com, | s ihe
Of which have hitherto swept
abundant believe Remedy ss Ct fnEh ssSa
found which can relied on cure G noa a@
proportion but would present th
sSsh he ar"a below SSned vii always be pssssl pns
Tree seH- IuII particulars ard ndidpHAae proof oi these
''n'roi ,anpariaon. Laurens J r.. SC, Aug isS3
Dear lutte SON T" ysHs' 81 S as H. I Si %
sl sr your t1i a
~,"er ii IS attack Bronchitis, viii, en-
.'t 'a'ss' Induced TO ny it on my le boy gave INN
at is1aG dedsl change for The Sset
10 .s s above aacd viii save many child from
premature crave and relieve the a"I's,y OF many fond parent
'nr et.", se,@s Of . deepest Ga!u. pE"'ps me in a
s sis'Ss boy ysS .ss bee" !" .nse Woa my
wa j, b. poWELl surt Trans, IR.R.
Rock HUI. (somerse co.. N. j.. July q, 1882
has any remedy sold
"sroteg o. IN terms Of rse by those who have
much for the good has done take pleasure selling
Ss az s Ssns @ wort! Of theft
.''' a further supply, aud beiisye ,> me
r. Almost any number OF certificates be sent you, if
.e,s. s % ssI f have ss S.s GsSnE Ss
s.a m " q" s ss} year ere nj. % has
S.4 me of affection Of the lungs and do not
C aie convictions when tell is pceesss remedy
''''' j. A. MeCGILIN Attorney a, Law,
wlksbare Pa, Sept o. 1850
ArEs Ny dear Your medicine Is much approved
Es "s su % ,s ~ sr and II,
mend or pulmonary many OF our principal ply
,,.n,,.,,., .vrn c, Gu&s sTREArER. NJ u.
prepared ny AVER; Chem,'t, Lowell, Mass.
an" SsS sssy~ssss
IN NCHANOERY.-A Rules mold In the Ji - ,7,. ~ ;5s
Circuit Court OF Cumberland County, Monday The 5h day of
September 1853 "" "" N' =
hohsr Faulkner, guardian for vena F. Halliburton Puff.
Halbu tom Anderson Redd Robert Reid Martha add
. NeRObers and Amanda his wife, Mary r wooison and
TI.. ns,h, Dels.
'he aLnT ia iU Of land, WHICH Wss aoed Ann
vac daughter Of VIM Macon dscsaaed in The division
ose sna Sa Rsd SeSoSss
a Amanda his we Mary Woodson and Sally Woolson
aens this Sao The Of The plaintiff by his 8uerRaj
that the SAID defendants do hero within
chh after due publication order and 10 what necessary
.her ihtercs and that this order published
cd The front door OF the House this county on the
ls" day Of the next County Court. 20 : "
c0py-Te'!e: an. woonsoN, G.
ruiss Interested stated suir are bsreby notified
day The ON Day o January, 1884, Soney Point 10
County, shall take the Gepos,lions of Thomas W.
ns Ies IIobsoG otcsto be read as evidence on the
bur ru Of Rober Faulkner guardian Veni,ia
othen an against ventia Halliburton, Redd and
think 6t uA"1 at which time and place you attend you
S-eN1w Guardian for venita Iaibu, ton.
e. ~ Gssd dated segenber h 1863 ana recorded 10 tho CLERKS
:yed to m cu "a Of huangs The city Richmond has con-
fdon geney m and effects 10 trus for the bene Of l..
the COMPANY and all persons having claims against
The" ne 1o properly srksoH
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i IEh'S NOTICE.-Tne Virginia Woolen C0fipany
e iSe C"u1 81 es.h 1862 and recorded 10 tn, Clerks
e..don Se ~ property and effects n the bene, I
please MAJ. n,ny Az persons indebted the Company will
the % and all persons having claims against
Sept 8@a2wae present 'hsmto me properly authenticated.
JOS. JACKSON, Ja., Trusse,
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nICU MONO HOSPITAL.


gpNC undcr,sncd Physicians OF the ciiy Of ichiohu,
hishel Hospital situated Church Hill, and convenient 10
al I thr cy The and peiats .o a
both medical and surgical ca.es The "ius ale u
rus we'll venlated and provided win noi % % w
pr,vsls accommodations Of character win ue @
wnn required OF Midwifery will as" Or IcSivu aGu uT
roc. n naii child The Hospital s Nsou uay
by Al PHI and when cases
III n consultation There Is resident 1,d
In the houo al kind experienced nurses are All,
TERMS board, Medical aitcnddnce ooie''" 'i'' ~
siIery Medicine, Nursery, &c. &c, are oo . ,..,.
Por White persona, m \ wsrr
For Negroes, IN IN - ,,sec or nv contract,
TOT ssw swsS mi ION NJ D. ROBERT C. CABELL, N. ID.
NJ DEASE 81 D. JAMES BEALE NJ. D.,
F MARX, VI y. F. w KSDDEh ~ NJ pt;;
Vino contagious diseases will be admitted.
t",e".' NV n.mhsr of Inc concern Sept. 22-ctFebl
GuAnO ExPECTEn.
sO TONS best G%anS O Who 9f oT e e aes
m. season, have heen fully supplied VIII please
wihcu; delay The article WI" pe iun'sneu al
The ,esa,a' s n isu'e VI ''' " IIIiGIt W. FRY.
IN CHAACEUY.-A Circuit Court coGn1td anu heio iof
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AYEIt'S CHERRY PECTOkAL:
rNoR TIE RAPID CURE OF cOUGHS; oOLtS, ,noARS5E-
L NESS BRONCHITIS WiluOrING. .CoFGII, GROUP, ASH

f.ulons the ngmerous dis5oyerirs Scishce
kas mad, IN this generut,on 10 facilitate the
bIs.ue-s Of life Increase its sn!oy.2cM, and
even prolaus the tenn Of huaIan existence,
Ls"e sa.. DC "aIR,l Of Giore real value ~
Mansind, rhan this contiltuti"n OF Chcmls.
Try inihe Healing Art, A Vast tyial OF ita vir'
tues throughout this broad country, has Iro
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einaon .cincs surely control anu cure e
pulmonary which have hitherto sWep
midst thousands and Indeed the
abundant believe Remedy sR CT Pngih leSh
ound which be relied | moot
Of the lungs Cur space Lsre w pen % TO pnoiish any
proportion OF the elected by lis but We would present AnS
"NoSinglnd refer further enquiry TO my American Ananac
which named will always be peassa 10 nTnsH
its wherein palcusrs, and nddpuaae proo oi these
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TNCHAACENY.-Ata Circuit Court couuhutd anu heo lof
y'cumberlanI L County, the Sh day OF August. 1853:
"a sam 4 h,s wife Phs:
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THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

r. FsorHlSeHAa Jr., Boston Post, Boston.
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3. D. WOOlS0N, G.

rns' Interested 10 the su are hereby notified
Evmda The oh day of January 1884, Stoney Point, 10
Cow County, shall take the depos,lions Of Thomas w.
4 q, .nes o6soG and oerso bs evidence on
bur Sve suit OF Rober Faulkner guardian vena
ohen a. hnn against venitia Halliburton, Anderson Redd and
think it, al ~hch tIne ana place you can attend
Oct &., ROBERT FAULKNER,'
for yenitja JIaiihu
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CITY N EW 3.

Hon. JAMES GUTHRIE, Secretary of The IRE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18

Aw WECEIPr FOR DwEssING LETTUCE.
other day there sat opposite to us, at dinner, a
couple of young gentlemen-a " fashionable -
and nm innocent, surprsed-looki country
youth.
The " fashionable proceeded to dress some
lettuce, using an amount of oil and mustard
perfectly terrifying to his country friend. The
expression of horror" faded upon tasting the
lettuce, which no doubt was excelently dressed.
Innocent Country Touh.-'' Tom, this is
certainly an improvement. By George I'll
hive it every day when l go back to the farm.
You must give me a receipt"
acknowledgements that is a hawd to give,
as all it is mattaw of mind, you know"
Innocent Country Youih.-'' Devilsh clever,
know. Thank you-thousands Very nice,
l declare"
| FdshiOno5le.-'' Yes, my lettuce is. very
noice. My dwessing is noice, too. AS to mex
ing it, l take my bowl of wattaw to wash my
leaf. Aftaw my lettuce is washed, my castaws
are placed before me. | then take my mustawd
and l wub my mustawd pewfectly-pewfectly
l then take my egg and l beat my egg up
pewfectly. Aftaw l have beaten my egg up,
mix my egg and my mustawd together. 1 thei
take my oil and po ray oil into my mustawd an
my egg. l then take my salt and mix a spaal
powtion. | always finish with my winega.
genewally find my winega hawd to manage
very. My winega always twoubles me. Final
ly, | mix it all up myself Dem me, if don't.
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ence was eleven feet, measured under the arm
pits. His belly was much more voluminous;
but we thought it useless to measure him there.
judging that the horse upo& which he had brqek-
tasted must considerably have increased his
bulk
This first process at an end, we took counsel
as to what we should do with the dead caymsa.
Every one gave his opinion. My wish was to
convey it, bodily, to my residence but that
was impossible; it would have requiyed vessel
Of FIVE or six tons burden, and we could mot pro-
cure such craft. One man wanted the skin
the Indians begged for the flesh, 70 dry it and
use it as specific against asthma. Sumebody
else desired to have the fat, IS an aneidote 10
rheumatic pains and, finally. my worthy priest
demanded that the stomach should be opened, IN
order to ascertain how many Christians the
monster had deyoured To satisfy every body,
sent for an ak, wherewith to cut off the head,
which / reserved for myself, abandoning the
rest Of the CARCASS to all who had taken part IN
the capture. II was no easy matter to decap-
itate the monster. The ak buried itself in the
| flesh to half way up the handle, without reach
ing the bones; ut last, after many efforts, we
succeeded in getting the head of. Then we
opened the stomach, and took out Of it, by frag-
rneuts, the horse which had been devoured that
morning. The cayman does not masticate; he
cuts off huge lump with his enormous teeth,
and bolts it entire. Thus we found the whole
| OF the horse, ulVlded ony into seven or egnt
pieces Then we came to about hundred and
| fifty pounds weight of pebbles, varying from
the size of fist to that Of o walnut. IL was
eight at night when we completed the cutting
up. / left the body to our assistants, and had
| the head placed in boat to convey it to my
house I very much desired to preserve this
monstrous caput as nearly as possible in the
state in which it then was; but that would have
required great deal of arsenical soap, and |
was out of that. So made up my mind to dis
sect it, and preserve the skeleton. We shed /.
before detaehing the ligaments; its weight W.
four hundred and thirty pounds; its length
from the nose to the first vertebra, FIVE feet
/ found all my bullets, which had fattehel
themselves against the bones of the jaws and
palate as they would have done against plate
Of iron The lance thrust which had slain the
cayman, was chance, sort of miracle hen
the Indian struck with his mace upon the but Of
the pole, the iron pierced through the nape into
the vertebral column, and penetrated the spina
marrow, the only vulnerable part. 2rA
When this formidable head was we'll prepared
and the bones dried and whitened, had ths
pleasure of presenting it to my friend Russell
who has since deposited it in the Museum 81
Boston.
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GHLTESTON.


VIII leave SUNDAY, May a. at O'Clock
EOR GALVESTON, INDIANOLA, tiff,
PORT LAvAcA and MATAsnRDA BAYResu
lar 1eIas U S. Mail line Of Low Pressure
The maznfe steamship LOUISIANA Jeremiah Smith, master,
w leave aboy landing freight the whnNrs al lndnnoa ard
terage Masagodn Bay, without charge.
Fgr freight paSag having state accommodations,
apply HARRIS X MORGAN, - Tthour rioui1s street..
The having established Pilot Pass Co Bar,
Nil hereafter CaAs 7
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CALIFORNIA.
KEY WEST.

VIII leave on or TUESDAY, May a. O'Clock ~
nor KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, ffsTFff,
i APALACflICoLA, ST, MARKS, CEDAR KEYS sss4zeza&n
nuI TAMPA Bhy-U. s. Mail Lne.-The u s. Mail hteankhip
JAMES H. Talbot commander will leave the Lake end
Railroad above. Fer freight
10 GREEN, HARDING a co. 66 Popdrss street.
TO- All mailable through the Post office.
de naon Of freight in all be marked the
packages.
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RRAZOS SANTLaGO.

wll leave THURSDAY, May 81, al o'clock ".
COR BRAZOS SANTIAGO, POINT .@zfTsff,
ISABEL MATAMoRos sud BROWNSVILLE
Rezaf NewOreAns S Mail Line Low Pressure
sp-Ths favor steamship YACHT, John lawlcss, nmste will
leave the us Aaa For Sht passage, having
Nsry superior atatu-foom Eceommolaions apply 70 .,
myls HARRIS Il MORGAN, ~ Ieholp'toulhh street
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YAZOO RTVER.

win lcsve SATURDAY, Nsy u, Al so'clcct r.u.
ENOR COLD WATER, GRENADA, te.z y.
TROY GREENwpoD, lEFLoHE MARION lf4fa,t54sif 4
YA2OD CITY TCULA, SATAPTIs NiCkSBUIt gfsz51.zlfs
III lsniingsKeaar Waco River Pe6et ssean
NONH0E-Th aad last zeantoHi MONROE Capt
Sr. wartreyi w leave 4 gye = ~ Lt of passage al of
board orto I. WILSON. II Car5nicct street. tuyls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18

PRESERVED MEArs.-A corresponaen. ~
Portland Advertiser states thas a plocsss
been @ psrfected in that city by which: AZ mel
~ 1a1,;r 81 cost. beef, mutton, veal, etc., can
aranarsd = ~ aSI preserved perfectly fresh dur
prepaaea aee 70 OF the East Indies and back, the n
a.ta;ning i its juices, and being in all resp
reral re"aI Il not superior, to that just butchsI
Elsa f. ;s y 8. Theoretically sealed" process, witt
enttinr the meat into shreds. and changin(
character, OF using tin canisters. which in !
an enormous expense. A roasting. piece Of
or loin of veal, of ten pounds weight, for e1
Die, is made to yield its water from its su1
TO the depth of one-tenth Of an inch, which |
chemical process, an artificial article. comu
lyimperyious ly to air, is soon formed. ana
most 'effectually excludes the atmospheric
gen from the interior. The meat, thus prer
Is then packed in bran, in flour barrels, anl
keep in any climate, for any reasonable
Of time, say one or two years. Two
pound, it is supposed, will, on large
cover the operation, so that passengers Z
tralia can now be provided every day ws
roast beef about as cheaply as they can
on salt provisions.
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VOLUME vi.
ANTWERP.

EOR ANTWERP. The fine A fast ~
,aing American shin NoUNTATNEER Capt. Robin tAF1
on Ia now loading and viii quick dspatch For freight
,ppIv I, J. p WHITNEY a CO. 81 Camp street.
r,s.a,o ntnlv to he Captain on np31
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18

COULEY BITTERS-150 cases received ex
Ssis p' st r. F. NICHOLS 4 Co, "a Camp street.
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EOR BREMEN The A l fast sailing -
American ship JOSEPH HOLMES Capt. Adams
~, 10 Up. WHITNEY h CO. 81 Camp street.
gs- For passage, apply TO the chptsin on board uy6
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PERA CRUZ.

WNtteave WEDNESDAY Jane l. at a'ellek A. If.
NOR VERA CRUZ-U. s Mail Line IF F,ISss, F,Ss
J. Tre net and magnificent steamship TEXAS Qlj0
bieH commander will leave for NsrACruI
ALoys Iunctunlly, carrying tho u. s. Made.
.... Rates Passage
frbin tbu
tteerngc, and fuuHd y 70
goods per cub foot 20 c'ta
elegant statetoon hro0muots
apply HARRIS MORGAN ~ lchonptoulAs street.
provide themselves with passports from the
Nt1irsu Consul.
III leave hereafter for NearE the si AMI 4h
mouth.
ar Shippers provide themselves with steamers Bills o
Lad ng ~ na other form viii be signed. myB
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U.4B.lSII RIVER.

willleava SATURDAY Nh, q. a. .oyioJxr.a.
EyOR LAFAN ETTE, VlNcENNEs, f. H.
T. TERRE HACTE, agl tE lu1lls on wsa,sh -s5fl
Tass,n-er steamer JACOB ~. EAi;LN Cant. Z, tiier viii
pzsti having tie finest ac'on'uda
ap5ly uub board food d p Flra street
mgls OGLESBY MACAULAY, IS Tehoupltouas street.
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VICKSBURG.

wrllieave SATURDAY, May 81, at S otloekr.
ENOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, sy-s H.
~ NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, HARD lI63ISk&&A&tSs
TINES RODNEY, ST. JOSEPH, WATERPROOF, xskz13E3Taz
NATCTiEz, FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA and AZ
aninsshe splendid passenger NATCHEL No.
= eathers master will oaye above For freight or passage
apply on board, .
D. r. CARROLL. Union Row, 5s carondee street
tF The Nahel No. made n,srs with the NoLANT
o. W. CAMP BELL aud will take freight for all points on the
YAZOO, myls
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OU.ACHITA RIVER.

viii leave SATURDAY, May II, at o'eock.r.s.
NOR CAMDEN, Ell DORADO LAND NsT. n
IL ING, CHAMPAGNoLF, WILMINGTON, MO l6a3sRS37 6RsR
Ro LANDING, PIGEON HILL, MARIE SALINE, "a -
ALABAMA LANDING, TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA fAis
RlsoNBuRG and all intermediate tas. running g
drsnght packet NEW WORlDi Len Moore
commander will leave above For freight or passage having me
accommodations, apply on board; or 70 -,
myl1 i'll LEWIS, IL PoydrAs street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18

VIII leave THURSDAY, Msy 49, at O'Clock Pm.
ISOR PRINCETON, LAKE PRoyI- r.s -.
DENCE MILLKEN'S BEND, yIcKseURG, l-e4A;.S-s9s le4AA.S-s9s
GRAND GULF, RODNEY, NATClEZ, FORT AID
ANS BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE, DoNALDSoNVIIIE, aud
nerneiute sndngs-The fine passenger steamer III FkAN
above and every Thuray thereafter throughout the For
"IS Yia VI AP sTRoTIIER BROS Poylra, street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18
LONDON,

EOR LONDON-The ! American ~
l. shin oToMOCo TIoweB MASTER having the greater hkS
Of her cargo engaged will with quick Dispatch For
freight O / y hhda. Tot Atco, apply to
j.. H. ASHBRiDGE & co. b3 81. Charles street
EOR L0NDON.-The A | fast sailing -
l. American ship WiTHERLE, Capt WssCotl sAAnS
loading and will have quick dispatch For freight pfssage
apply j. r. WHITNEY co, 81 Camp street,
fY- For passage, apply the Captain on board. apps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18
ST. PETERSBURG

ony.-Tha inst smiling American ship SEA EAGLE, Akz
p Williams having all her cargo sngaeedi will be quickly
paiehsd For pnssngs only having superior accompaniment app
The Captain board. r. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp pt ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18
LEGHORN.

Tor LEGHORN The A fast sailing IN
l. American ship JOHN BRYANT, Capt Dyer, has ff
for 50 bales Cotton, bulk thereof in small sowage,
will sail few This ship has superior cabin
few For apply the Captain on boad
Post 80, First District, and for freight apply TO
HI9g j. II. ASHBRlDGE n co. So st. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18
HAVRE,

EOR HAVRE.-The fine l fast sail IN
Il lag American ship HARVEST QUEEN, Capt Manson, 6x
$50 faes Cotton apply TO j. p WHITNEY co. Camp street
AZ For passage spply to the Captain on board. mye
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-24
M A MIC, & c.
MI A ON C.,

CT. JAMES LODGE No. 47-Corner of
- Levee and Church streets Regular
stated meetings, First Saturday night in
every month. at O'Clock.
WAsnINGroN Royal AEcu CHAPTER No.
3. meet. every First Monday night of every
month, at o clock.
o. 0. F.
ne SOTO LODGE No meets every
- Thnr"ay nicht, at o'clock-Church
street-over f. T. Waddll's. Drug Store.
M.GNoLlA EScANrMrNT No. 1--meets
every Second and Fourth Saturdays in each
month in Odd Fellows Hall.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
CAPITOL DIVISION No 2n-ncets at
the Old Fellows Hall every MomdGY night
at o clock
ORDER Or THE LONE STAR.
PUTNAM DIVISION No : meets every
Jnradnr nj~H al 7"c!oc!::, !.a,a yctte street
over VIM. Bo.el's Drug Store.
PrrNtM DECREE DIVISION No. 2-hold
lis Tc-;i,a. -i.lcd meetings every fUH Non
day night, OF every NORTH. al 7 o'clock.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-24
United states Is:.i2 Coach.

EKOM Baron R"uGE TO oMNloN ~"
l. Jackson, will rrnhi-"ecfly, as follows
Leaving Baton Rouge, Sr'r- -, ~
days, 1Mtsdaysand Fr'@ayS, at ~ -, -. =
) o'clock a. NJ. and arriving -----"- =
at Clinton, at 3 O'Clock, p NJ, Lrav-
mg Clinton Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Saturdays. at ) O'Clock, \. NJ, and am
,in. at Baton Rouge at 3 O'Clock, =. VI.
RATES or CHIHGE5.
From Baton Rouge TO Jackson, g? 90
do :. Clinton. Z 80
The subscriber has taken grcat pans 10
fit ~ CoAcm worthy Of patronage, an'
hopes TO retain the patronage hc h;'r here
totorc received.
~ Seats can be engaged at The !'arney
House, Baton Rouge. at the Post othce III
Jackson and at Carnan's Hotei.n Clinton
'mayIl-y WIN. ELDER, Proprietor,
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GEO. A. PIKE, Editor and Proprietor.
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THE subscription is fixed at the low rate
OF s5 90 per annum, payable in advance. or or
SO 90 at the expiration OF the year. IL
will be punctually delivered daily with'n
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M E D &c A l..
M II s t ard

on GROSS Ohio Mustard put up in
~ pound, half and quarter pound tin
canisters by Dixon, Shoemaker & Co, Gin
cinna'i. Also 20 gross Thornton and Gun
steals Kentucky Mustard. for sale by
janl5-y H. Il. WADDILL
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u L l. b | d Y )

sarSaparilla Vegetable Blood Pills,
sthEPAkDD entlrc,y from Vegetable
l Extracts. Il component part Of which
j, Sarapa'ia. Prepared only under the
immediate superintendent OF DR.. n. b.
LrlDY, Philadelphia. For sale in this city
by nov 21-y III. /. WADDiLL.
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MEN & WOMAN, CHILDREN s. ALL.

WILL please remembcr-irom this orr
w pronuucianento. That on the 10th
ofthc coming month (Novcmhcrj we viii
be found on hand 1T our old stand, with a
complete supply of Retail Groceries, which
a: will be on constant endearor 70 have Of
the very best and at prices 20 suit the most
lastidiou. One thing we want distinctly
understood. end that is anything sold by me,
a,;l moi proving perfectly satisfactory, can
always he returned
oct 3Iv JOSHUA BEAL.
E.-N. 2. e'a'l no only De- prepared 'o:
tE. : cent rrstonr- bri for nv usual pacl
a-r sales 10 the latter solicit their im-
mediate call. as have "a tair stock on hand