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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-22

HON. THO1. n. BEVTONs9
GREAT WORK ENTITLED THIRTY YEARS VIEW
A MseoryeJ ~ scOoets0 ofhe
Amer lean Govern maent.
FOR TAlvsv 1s0rs-from 1880 70 1850.
A S this work will he sold exclusively by
II subscription, persons wishing to OBJ
tain the work 1t an early date, are respect
fully invited to call on the undersigned, sole
Agent for this State, and subsrpibe for It,
q the work viii be delivered in the sane
order in which they are subrcribed for. A
prospectus Of NE work will be found at
the store Of Messrs. Lsreuier 4 LsNove,
corner Of lafayette snd Florids streets,
whers subscriptions win also be received.
JOHN G. LANOUE,
feb It'll: Sole Agent Pes Leuisnaia
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ANOTHER MoRrAa.-At Bogels
Drug store, We notice another large
mortar ign Of . novel shape. The
rivalry in signs has fairly commenced,
and how large they will get before the
end, we tremble in suspense to rec.
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Notice..

RRETHREN Of the Press, now in the
- City are notified that NE meeting Of
the La: Press Union, will take place at the
Town Hall, on Third street, 1t 4 O'Clock.
tomorrow evening. s. F. BLAckwA,.
feb. 2lst-'54. S.c..,.,,,,
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A FIRST RATE House servant. fully
"A guaranteed good Washer anil Trooer
and Plain Cook, aged 81 years. This ne.
gress is good subject and coopot nil 70
give satisfaction. Fos terms apply to.
feb 81 limo T.. RoaEL. AuctionceY.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-22

HOur friend Beal, is in receipt Of
. lot Of that celebrated "cherry valley
cheese. Call early-procrastinatio
Is not. only the theifof time, but also Of
cheese.
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Masonic Notice.

HhE Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of the
L State Of Louisiana, is at present in
session in this city. and al r. 4. Ms. in
good standing are invited to attend the
meeting. at 10 a. ", AMI A.. w., dali,
at the Hall Of St. James Lodge foot Of
Church St. S. l.. iSETr
1eo-22-t'. Grand Sec'y.
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GECOND HAND BOILERS for AL.
~ Apply at Foundry.
feb-2l. HILL 4 HENDERSON.
NEW BOILERS manufactures, n orde,
~ at Baton Rouge Foundry.
feb-2l. HILL 4 HENDERSON
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-22

HThere has been no quorum in
either branch Of the Legislature. since
Thursday last.
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TO he OksvS AID Me0D6erS a
W0skiMvi0sa Fire Ia. M T.

~Julien aud his troupe arrived
in New Orleans on Monday last and
have taken up quarters at the City
Hotel.
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~At ten o'clock this morning
the literary exercises At St. Peter and
st. Paul's College will commence.
The public generally are invited to
attend.
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Loaf.

A PLAIN gold bracelet somewhere
II on Lafayette street between d..
Trenches and the Harvey House. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at this office. feb. %
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For A,,le,

For A0le.
THAT handsomely situated house on
i Church street, known % Mr. Tom
linson's house, containing S rooms. large
kitchen and cabin, the grounds measure
! srrpents front, on Church st.. arpent
deep. and l arpent fronting on North street.
For particulars apply 10
feb 81 limo. f. BoeEL. Auctioueer.
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Notice to State Tax Payers.

Notice to State Tax Payers.
TNHE undersigned Sh riff and State Tax
i Collector would beg I cave to inform
oil Persons Of said parish. who are inheht-
ed for State faxes, for the year 4. D. 1853,
also to thdse indebted for state License for
the year 1854 that he has the Tax roll
fo' sskl year ard the Blank State Licenses
for the year 1854, they ere hereby notified
to coll At the Office Of the undejS5gned
without delay and make Payment Of the
same. A II v. BABJN
feb.l7.:f Sheriff 4 Collector.
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THE ANNIvERsARY.-To.day w
are permitted to enjoy the sunlight o.
another anniversary consecrated to the
memory Of WASHINGTON. From the
extensive preparations made to celc.
brate. We feel that the spirit Of the
oldeu time is again inspiring our PEG.
pie. At 10 o'clock there will be
commemorative exercises at St. Pc.
ter's College, turn out Of the two
fire companies. and a parade to soul
stirring music. At about o'clock they
will repair to stephens" near the
Steamboat landing, where a handsome
collation. awaits them-a dinner given
by w. s. Pike, Foreman Of Number
one. At night there are to be two
balls, one at the Harney)House. and
another at the Capitol. It is to be
hoped that the time will be 50 ar
ranged that the votaries Of the dance
may skip the light fantastic, at both.
By far the most important matter Of
the day, is meeting Of the Louisiana
Press Union at the Town Hall at 4 |
o'clock, where we hope to have the
pleasure Of meeting all the bretheren
ofthe press in this latitude, and others
besides. Let the Calumet" Of peace
be passed found, and renewal Of fra
ternal feelings for another year take
place. and this alone, if nothing more,
will accomplish much.
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4 ATS.-lO0 bags prime Planting Oats,
~ TO arrive !,y Moniay goth.
feb-lS JOSHUA BEAL.
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BoUDo,R.-This il a derivation Of
the word boulder" !. 9. to pout. There
was a time when ladies. dissatisfied
with themselves or others. used to in.
dulge in that smisble faibl-se, nmis
nous avons. change tout celia. We
have changed all, for ladies do MT
conceal that weakness now. but inAict
that enjoyment sometimes on their
friends without concealmeDt.
Boudoir. therefore. means poutiue
room, the door Of which is not, Is in
days Of old, hermetically sealed against
intruders.
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@Vautel,

light OR ten able-bodied negro men to work
- within the limits Of The corporation. Apply
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-22
~ anteD,

A COOP Mich Cow, with young calf:
IA Apply At the Treasurer's ONCE.
feb.l6.3t.
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FRENCH FURxIruRE.-Tbe furni.
ture which il now made in the ateliers
OF Paris, is unparalleled in magni-
f'cence and extravaganza. Bedroom
as well as drawing-room furniture, is
laden with sculpturing and ornaments.
Git furniture, is much in vogue for
drawing-rooms; the rich brmat.ll.s
and damasks produce beautiful effect
~ the gilt frames. The superb f,rni-
t''re OF the state rooms Of the fuller.
les is ofgilt; when illuminated by a
thousand wax lights, the effect is COR
geous. This style Of furniture is only
suitable for large reception rooms.
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PROGRAMME.
Music.
Governor and State Officers.
Officers Of the U. s. Army.
Fire Company No. l.
Mayor and Aldermen.
Members Of the Legislature.
Members Of the Press.
Fire Company No.2.
Citizens.
The procession will move from IN.
Engine House Of Fire Company No.
!. on Main street--up Main street to
Church street-up Church to Peni.
Tertiary street-thence up to North
street--down North Is Tbird-down
Third to North Boulevard-up Boul.-
ward to St. Fernand-down ST. Fe,d
Inland to Africa-down Africa 10 St.
Ph,l'p-uP St Philip to Boulevard
down Boulevard to kepntance-up
Repentance and Lafayette to Church
up Church to Main-down Main to
Engine House Of Company No. 2.
where the procession will disper.e.
Col. II. NJ. PIERCE. Marshall
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~Sss notice Of Tho loss u . plain
gold bsscslet on Lafayette street,

~ ~0oldmsnn Jeveler. bids ~
ny. that be has permanently se.
cured the services Of Mr.. johnson
fro" Liverpool IN experienced ~ork.
man, and hereafter be will be able to
execute more promptly than before,
any orders for mending and repair.
ing.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-29
California News.

The steamer North Star arrived on the
Oath. She brings 100 passengers and
$45o, 900 in gold.
Arevoluti6n had broken out in Bogdta.
A new provin ciaI Government had been
established, and Gen. Melo had declared
himself Dictator. Gen. HerTeia and tt!bst
of the National Congress had fled. Gen:
Mosquero was in Barranquilla with a con,
siderable force. The constitution Of 1843
is to be partially restored.
Gen. Melo had arrested President Oban-
do and other governmental officers. The
GOVERNORS ofSavanilla and Santa Martina
had issued proclamations, calling on the
people to come forward and assist in quel-
ling an insurrecticn and measures were
taken to raise troops fer that purpose.
The Governor oil Cartliagena favors the
rebellion, and a general excitement had
been created throughout the country.
Dates from Acapulco to May the 9Th
state that Santa Anna broke up his encamp-
ment on the 18th Of April, retreatng to-
wards the city Of Mexico. He had preyi-
ously demanded the surrender of the Cas-
tie, but was answered by discharge Of
round shot, killing 8 men. There is no
Of the capture of 800 of Santa
Annals men.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-29

BUFFALo, May 24,h.-Since our last report
the Assembly has been mainly employed in
considering The Judicial case involving the
right of the Church to strike from the lists OF
Elders all refusing TO have their childrea bap-
tised. The argumeut was not concluded when
the hour arrived for hearing the report Of the
Board Of Palliation.
The Board have circulated $4,000 books and
$4,000 tracts during The year The value oil
the publications distributed has been $50, 1000
The receiIts had increased over the previous
year 9l2,0OO.
The Board Of Domestic Missons reported in
favor Of bsilding church at Washington, and
recommended the collection of from $50, 900 to
100000.
The report relative to the Danvis'e Seminary
came up, whsn warm personal debate com
menced Mr.. Master, Of Va, attacked bitter.
ly the action Of The committee at the last GsA-
etaI Assembly, charging tina. they had impro.
perly suppressed information before them; and
induced the Assembly to adop, the report
rh,ch otherwise wouN not have been adop'
til.
The fight IL between the Danville sud New
Albany Seminaries. Dr. Breckinridge opposes
aad warm time is anticipated. d.. McMas
tiers had not concluded al the time Of adjourn
.1aent.
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Great Bargains,
In Spring ands Summer Dry Goods;
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED
CHEAP STORE,
". +. Corner 11th g. Market Streets
PHI l. A D e L Phi ~.
TO THELADIES
CHEAP STORE.

| Rich Style Alonslire lie LANES dt 1879
| Is "A, and IS celt,s ). a.
New lie Barge <; LANES fioiiii rs tc
$40 cenih.
Black Alpachas al y 2, 1854, rs: 81, 81
ID and 80 cents.
! French Lawns, Fast coors, at i2-2, Is 3-4
aud 25 CENTS
French Figured and Plain Bareges, IS, 81
and 81 cents
French aud Scotch Gughans at 70 ., IS 81
and 25 cents
Madona Cloth at IS 81, IS, 3 l. 81, SO and
90 cents.
Mousline de Beige al Is 81, % and 3 cents.
Black French Bombazines al IS, 81, vi 90
10 ST. IS.
Rich Plaid Silks al 81, 81 90, / 10 2, and
l %.
High Lus,re Black Silks al G2, rs, 81. 81 90
to SO.
English and American Chinrzes at 6,s, 10
and 1873 cents. -
Rich Style Furniture Chin,zes at 1872 and
Is 3 cts.
Gentlemen g. Boys Wear.
Black French Cloths from 81 to 6.
Black aid Fancy Gassmetes from IS 10
81 80.
Saliinels in all to!cls at 81, 50, 81 aud IL
Gents.
Linen Dfiilinss and Gheoks a, 25, 81, aud 81
cents.
Kentucky Jeans aid Eolonades.
Black Satin aud Marseilles Vestiffgs.
CashmeIetts and Summer Clolts
Striped and Paid Coalinys aud Nam
keens.
Furnishing Goods.
Nurseries and Imperial Quilts from 81 80 to
7 on. ~
Diu,,y Quilts all sizes, 81 %, SOL Is.
Sheeling Muslns all widths, from IL 2 10
81 cents, 4slfs f
Table Linen all widths. from 81 10 81 90.
Napkins at 10, 1879, is ga and % cents.
T'owlings in great variety. rs
Scotch Diaper all widths.
Tickines and Furniture Checks. =
Furniture Dimity III l22, 1874, and 25,
Buff Window Slladeins from 80 inches 10 Sc
wide.
Pillow Case Liner and Nfuslins - i.=5..1 FL
Table aud Piano Covers. &C., &c.
Wholesale and retail at
v. Il. ARGlIAMBAULT.
Store for Bargains n. E. corner oil lllh and
Market sts., Philad'a. ..E
May Is, 1864. zz5 z
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Foreign News.

The steamer America arrived OF Halifax
on the Oath inst. She brings news Of a
decline in Cotton and advance in Bread
stuils. The Bank Of England has raised
the rate of interest 10 81 per cent. The news
from the war is not very important.
The details Of the bombardment Of O.
eessa have at last been received. The al
fair was very destructive but the result
was decisive. TIL. attacking foyce con-
sisted Of 9 Steamers and a detachment Of
rocket boats. TIE Russian batteries
fought with great bravery, the battle last
ing IL hours. During the action red-hot
shot from the steamer Terrible blew up
the Russian magazine on the Imperial
mole an silenced formidablei battery.
Three Russian frigates in the haIbor
were burnt to the waters edge. II small
Ter vessels and 2 ships of war in course Of
being built. were destroyed. The rockets
set part OF the lower city on fire, which
burnt for two days. Three OF the attack
ing steamers were disabled. The British
loss was 20 killed and wounded. The
Russians had 20 killed and 60 wounded.
The Russian account states that on
March 9th the British steamer Furious
approached Odessa, when two guns with
out balls were fired, and the Furious or
dered to stop. The Furious sent boat
ashore with flag of truce, which was re-
spected. The boat landed, when she was
sent back to the Furious with the in!crma-
ton that the British consul bad left.
tArucH
Negotiations for an offensive and defen-
sive alliance between Sweden and the al
lied powers were reported TO be progress
lag to a satisfactory conclusion.
twas reported in Paris that Spain and
Portugal and Piedmont were willing tc
join the allies and furnish a contingent.
The Arab Chief Jessul, with 1000 fol-
lowers, had embarked for Tarkey.
Fourteen Russian merchantmen had
been ca ptured in the Black Sea.
Anew French loan OF $50. 0C0 600 ffsnrs
was talked Of.
II was reported that the British frigate
Ampticn was ashore near Revel and it
was supposed THAT the crew had been Ia
ken prisoners.
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LOOK HEREl!
CONFECTIONERY AND GROCERY.

HVHE undersigned continues 10 carry on bust
Il ness at the old stand, on the CT rner of the
Cour, House Alley, where he keeps on hand
a well selected stock of CONNECTIONS,
FRUITS, TOYS, AND FANCY ARTICLES,
which will b. sold at low prices for Cash.
Also, a general assortment Of GROCERIES,
such as SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES,
TEAS, SC. A superior article Of CREAM ALE,
kept constantly OH hand.
1t is useless 10 give general summary Of the
stock: Suffice il 10 say, that he has everything
usnal!y kept in wsll furnished Confectionery
and Grocery Establishment.
Thankful 10 his old friends for their past pat
ronage he respectfully sol.ns continuance Of
their fayors, and hopes by strict attention 10 bu
siness to attract new customers.
DAVID A. pfTMAN.
NAV %. is54,-3ts.
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The MarketA.

STAunros May 29.-Four 81 90. Corr
IS centa. Corn Meal 60 CTS. per bushel. Ba
con--log Round Sets. Bitter i6cts. Eggs
10. Apples 5ocis per bushe.
RIcHMoND, May 26--Floai supr to shippers
t7a; extra, 8 10 Sl-iamily. $si 10 81 Demand
for family very limited. Wheat--prime red and
white $i95 and Ito. Dacon-Hcg Round
z t-2as.
BALTfIMoRE May RELATIONSHIPS af f5oo
ools at $3.50 S.62. Wheat-sels at s. 90 e
2 O5 for white and ls7al 90 for red Coin
White 74a77 ,ye,!ow SO cents per bushel.--
Oa:-45a46c. Rye-ioAalll.
.ArExANpRrA May 26--Flcn,, s.0oas a.
Nheat i.sba ss per busbel. Corn 72a7s cents.
v INciiEsrER May 25,-Flour 7.9oa6 .oo.--
Wheat $3.50 Oats AZ. Corn SO.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-29
VALUABLE LANDS FOR
SAi r.

- AM authorized to sell the lands bought by
M. Lnds, Of p A. Heiskell, and now occu.
pied BY Alex. Lapofie. One parcel consists Of
5la ACRES, of which good deal is improved
and in good cultivation There is an EXCEL
LENT HOUSE, and (aiso) good stable
on it, 5-, 5ss5...-.s-.
Another parcel consists Of $50 ACRES, adj
Joining the first. This last is well irnbered and
is good land The house is near the Harrison
bHfg and Warm Spring Turnpike Road, and is
an excellen, Tavern Stand. The Ian Is will be
sold on easy terms. Inquire Of A. Laporte on
the premises, or Of the undersigned.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY. q.
Nav %. 1s54.-ats.
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john II. Breckenridge IL Son,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
a RE now receiving from The Northern cit
a. les, per Central Railroad
25 hhds and " 0 Sugars. SO bbls OF
white and yellow Coffee Sugars, do. Puver.
Used do d., 10 do Crushed do do, 2 boxes Loaf
Molasses.
Is bids P r Muscov4io and Casdenos, Is
bbls N o do do, % half bbss do do, do Golden
Syrup do, Boston Syrup dc.
COffees.
25 bags Green Rio, rs bags Manila do, 10
Government Java.
Candles.
40 boxes Adamsntine, ~ do Sperm, IS do
Tallow.
800 Sacks Marshall Sail, 50 Gro. Alum do.
Liquors..
BaANpIEs.- Henessey, Cognac, Penet Cas-
tislon, jules Robins, Blackberry, Raspberry,
Lavender and Cherry.
W'NEs.-Sherry, Madeira, Port. Malaga. Lis
bon and Otter.
WHIsKEY.-Nonrhor, Mononshals, Old Rye,
very fine, Arab Essence OF Punch Superior
afticle.l
English Dairy and Chester Cheese, Macca-
roni, Mustard, Ground Pepper, Pickles, Fish,
Sauces, Ginger, Starch Mace, Alsrice, Tobac-
co, Cigars, Churrs Buckets, Brooms, Cotton
Yarn, Shoes, and many other articles in our
line, all of which will be sold low.
May is, 1852.
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ORKNEY PAVILION HOUSE
BY
MILLER 81 BRADFORD.

EUE HIS extensive and highly improved est
y. lishment ia open for visitors apuualy, OIL
the lst day of June, and closes on the LIST day
of October. lnvalids are accommodated at al
seasons
The difficulty Of approaching heretofore ex-
lstins Is now rapidly vahlslpg away. The
Mannassa Gap Railroad, nov, 4 l:aeet complete &c
strausburg, wIIbrng travellers from the East
" hist the road from Baltimore 10 WINCHESTER;
viii convey those fio:n lie, retth, the Ceulral
Road TO Slaanton from Richmond, will convey
those from The South East ilito pls beaulilnEval-
ley Several lines Of daily Stages ply between
Stanton and Winchester passing through
Siraushnig, So that persons wishing 10 WISH
Orkney will lind Stages ready at all the points,
on The arrival OF The ears then over one OF the
best Roads III the State 10 Noun, jackson, a
POINT ~ miles from Orkney, where Hacks are
in constant readiness TO carry persons dlIec; to
the Springs,
No Watering place in the State has for a SER
les Of years past been more the resort of lnva-
lids aud Fashionable Society The healing
qualities Of the Waters are well established, aud
by many are regarded as inferior 10 none in our
Country. Good Music, a .spaciotis Eall Room,
e.lensive Porlieocs, a weii Supplied Table and
Bar, and almost every species OF legitimate
unite IN driving tlnf care away,
prove the Health.
The Wateis are Gha'y beate, Hea' Na'low,
Blue sulphur and Free Stone. sA;a.'t i=fea
paE BEAR WALTON SPRING.
Truly styled the a.Pool OF Siloarn.2 is the
most fetharkahle water in the world for cutane-
Gus and blood diseases oil all kinds, and D spep.
tics. ale sure to find a ceiiain cure.
ANALYSIS OF ORKNEY SPRINGS.
:. Gdseons Contents Carbonic Acids Atrhos.
fheric Air. Seiid Contents -Carbonate ot Soda
Carb Dltgussiai Sulphate Of Magnesia, Garto-
nate OF Lime. Chlofide OF Sodium Uxide Of l.pn.
BEAR WALLCW.
Gdset,,s Cbatcnts--Carbonic Acid, SulPturet-
ted Hydrogen. Solid Contents Sulpbate Of
Lime. Sup. Ct Magnesia, Iodine-a distinct
trace, Carbo. oil Magnesia, Chloride OF Sodium,
Corbouate OF Lime, sulpiIate Of Iron, 0silc Ui
Iron. e E %=S e $ ~ =
To those fond Of sport, we wcpld say our
Mountains atohnd in lamt. .fE&
Board per week So, per dag $t.-Sersailts
and children hall price. psia,ee from Win
chester to Orkney, so miles; from S,ranstufg 70
Orkney, 80 mites; from SlaGnlon 10 Orkney,
50 miles. MILLER & BRADFORD, Pros.
May /, 1854 -iy. e@# sess IA
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DISSOLUTION.

nHHE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigiiedu uder the name and style
Of G. = M. Hirsh, was this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Mason Hirsh having purchased the entire
interest of Gabriel Hrsh in the late firm, is alone
authorized to receive debts due to- the said G..
s. Nj. Hrsh, and will pay all debts due from
said Arm.
May %, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-29

NJ, Jno. Brandeburg T. Co.'S large ware
house. 4. ear the railroad Depot, is now be-
;cr rapa4s- constructed. Mr.. B. is doing
. heavy coma. ission business, which re-
aaires this imprr vement.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-29
MASON HlRSH

~ ESPECTFULLY informs the Trends OF
IA the late firm Of G. s. NJ. Hirsh, and The
public generally, that he has on hand a large,
seasonable and desirable stock OF goods-which
he will offer u, small profits.
He invites all persons in search oil bargains
and good Goods, to eaH and examine his stock,
as he hopes 10 give satisfaction 10 all who may
favor him with their patronage.
Nav % lShA = = y L !. u
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-29
THE AMERICANS ERiENDM
HOLLOWA1,S PILLS.

IT. the Citisens Of the United &ates '.---
most humbly and sincerely thank you for
the immense patronage which you have bestow
ed tpon my Pills. l take this opportunity OF
stating that my Ancestors were all American
Citzefs and that | entertain for all that con-
Germs Hd1etica and the Americans the most
lively symYa,hes, SO IN lch so that originally
compounded these Pills expressly 10 suit your
climate, habits, constitutions, and manner Of
living, intending to establish myself amone you
which have now done, by taking premises in
New York. THOMAS Holloway
SO, ccr of Ann and Nassau streets, N. Y.
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T. CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING
BLOOD.-See the certificate of Mr.. Turner H.
Eamssy Hn many years proprietor and o. The
Of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va. s s.
Dr.. John Mnge. Of the City Of Richmond,
though regular physician. and Of course OPP
posed to what he called quack medicines, was
Obliged to say that its good effects in the case
Mr.. Ramsey, were wonderful indeed.
He had been given up BY several physicians ];
had Tried most Of the qnaek medicines, and was
on The verge Of despair, as well as the grave,
when he tried Carter's Spanish Mixture.
We refer the public to his lnll and lengthy
certificate around The bottle, stating his
cure. See advertisement.
MAY 8, 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-29

o. HOLLOWAY'3 PILL8.-Among all the
IDLE medicaments Of the day, the names Of
which fill the common ear 10 nausea, we would
not include Holloway's Pills, celebrated both
here and in Europe, for then wonderful cura-
tive properties. A sound discrimination has
taught us that their reputation is not ephemeral,
but solid substantial one, based upon long
and useful existence among the intelligent, the
refined, and the discerning. They are 10 be
met with in every portion Of the civilized Globe,
and in every spot their virtues are alluded to
with grateful enthusiasm, that well endorses
their capacity and virtues. They are not mere
ly designed for special complaint, but are de-
pu,atives and cure by removing from the sys-
TEN elements of disease, thus operating in an
extraordinary manner in most all disorders to
which human nature is suhJect.-New York
True National Democrat.
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