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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12
MADISON
Mutual Insurance Go.
Or READySOS, YVES,

FEvITIS is one ofthc bc~, Companies in the nited
"a States in which to insure
Dss BILLING EEOg$E.,
And other detached properly. Avoiding as II docs
all large and hazardous risk, and usuring ma prop
erty in Cities exposed parts Of villages: md in
no case taking more liHn $4,000 on one risk, II Is
the intention ofIhc Directors tn make it
A Safe and Valuable Company,
Exclusively for those wishing 10 insure property cf
the safer kd, and ~ hey prohibited by theiTBy
Laws from ln~nring any other kind, !hcy can never
sustain heavy loss from any one ire, thus cndcaT-
orng 10 avoid The many assessments levied by Com
panics less cautious.
Dire ct0TS:
LEoSARp J. FARwELL. SIMON Mills,
A. +. CADY, WILLIAM n. SEYMOUR,
A. WAND, n. II. EDDY. +. G.. TIHBlTs,
n. W. DnAN, Dawn Arwoor,
Mason G. DARLING, T.. u. DEA>.Jr.,
WIN. c. Wells, y. !. HorElNs.
j. V. QUARLES, Agt.
Atthe lightning Telegraph Office.
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Oats-Scarce and better-57a59 for

Odls-SCafce anu DeLteF--O aoS LOT
State, G9a60 for western.
Barley-Searce andnominal !, 15al,l7.
Contemporary firmer-quiet Sales
26, 900 bus s6a6s for Western mixed; S8a90
for Southern white; s9a9l for roundi white;
9oa92 for Southern yellow.
PR0VISI0NS-Fair inquiry for pork at
unsettled rates, and heavy fer mess; sales
mess sl4 25al4 81 for prime.
Beef very firm, steady local demand, sl4
a IA 50 for repacked Chicago; Sl4al4 25 for
country ard city prime; 80 50al2 for prime.
Beef hams much wanted. Cut meats fair
demand, 81 25a7 so for hams.
Lard steady but quiet at 91a9f.
Butter more plenty at 20a223 for fresh.
Cheese steady l0al2.
HAMBURG. April 81.
Yesterday four more merchant vessels
belonging to Russia were captured by
English cruisers, and taken to Copenha-
gen.
The number of prizes there at present
amounts to Ii.
The English men-of-war have lett the
roadstead Of Copenhagen.
New YoRK. May 5th.
The steamers Illinois and North Star
for AsPinWall, and the Northern LlSht
for San Juan. sailed this p. NJ, full of
passengers for California.
/ SECOND DISPATCH.
! PHILADELPHIA, 9th.
The steamer Pennsylvania collapsed a
! aue last night near Bordentown, killing
Mr.. White, fireman, and several others.
/ New YORK 9th.
/ Yesterday the House again took up in
committee the bill relating to Utah, but
/ finally agreed 10 report unfavorably to it
Territorial bills were afterwards consi-
dered, among them, one for the prospec-
tive admission of Oregon into the Union
/ Upon this last, further action taken. The
/ Speaker adjourned the House against the
will of majority. Great indignation
among members and violent alteration
took place between the Speaker and Mr.
/ Campbell Of Ohio. Friends lnterfered
and separated them.
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WYOMING.

They have determined TO distribute among the pur-
chascrs ofthis work, Price Leo,
100000 GIFTS, Of tie value OF S2jO,0l0.
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List of Gifts,

IiSJ OF GltCS,
Marble StssGxs:ary, = s0,3oO
100 elegant busts Of Washington, at SiG1. $4,000
100 : Clay, 100. 10 $50
100 Webster, 100. le.UJ0
100 =" /" Calhoun, loo. lu,uJ1
jil PAINTINGS and COl0Fed Steel EngfaIinsS.
- elegant OH PainAngs, each SiVU
in splendid gilt frames, size 3 by 4 Il. 3UU3
100 elegant Oii Paintings 2x3 fl EACH S51 5000
go steel pia.e engfayiHgs. brilliantly colored
ia oil, rich gill tr3lrcs 34x30 in each $40 5000
10000 elegant steel plate eagravings, cotored
in oil, OF the u ashingtoE Monument, 204Z6,
each "a, 10000
237 100 steel plate Engravngs, from 100 diiIcr-
cni plates, now in possession ol, and Owned
by the Artists Unlun of the market value of
50 ctS to 90 each, 4lOOO
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GOOSE, BERRIES.
The largest and hest assortment ever offered
for sale in the West.

for sale in the West
American and English varieties that have
been fully tested, both hardy and productive,
and not liable to mildew. Amongst them is
the Justly celebrated Houghion's Seedlings,
a small fruit but of the best quality, one Of
the most productive, never mildews in any
locality. ! have taken from l6 to 20 quarts
from single bush at one picking. l have
had them make growth of over five # in O
single season. Ii requires to be trained TO q
frame or trells.
The following English varieties are under
cultivation and will be ready for delivery as
soon as they are proved to be adapted 10 this
climate. The four whose weights are
stated, have taken the first prizes at the Ian
cashire, England Gooseberry show, for tho
last two years The others are among the
best grown in England,
Red. Yellow.
Loudoa, Cathariac,
(37 dwt. : grs.) (32 dwt. s grs.)
Great chance, Goldfnch,
Great Noqm, Golden Drop,
Iron Nonger, Golden Lion,
Lancashire Lad, Tco<cr,
Nuimeg, Rockmood.
Green. White.
TNunpcr, CosSack,
(2Siwt. l3grs)(2s dwt. 6 grs.)
Hedgo Hoq, white Eagle,
Prty5cr, JvAite Capfn.
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DEERER THAN EVER

DEERLR THAN EVER
gHyU our hearts, ore the Daguerreotypes of
q Kindred aud friends, Whp, having chcercd US
BY Ghcif presence and rcntcred Us happy by their
smiles, By force ot g;Auces called from
sides 10 dwell "a other clirGes, and GLADDEN. other
heats and dcarer sill, are these nenenioS when
ouriuvcd ones gone to that bourne from whence
no traveller returns
''Secure the shadow ere he substance fades"
SCEs7EOLE1F 81 SVEST,
1t the old rooms OF II. 7. West tM3nsinn House
Buildings are now prepared 10 exhibit To the in
habi:nts of kenosha and vicinity the perfection OF
DuyuerreOtypng.
Pictures for the Million!
"CONE ONE, COME ALL"
And see the most beautiful assortment Of Cases,
i.octcls, Frames, sc, ever brought 10 hcnUsha.
which will he fitted to order. with HbcnPsseS. unsW
passed for beauty sJllu aud Artistic finish, and
~ reasonable rates ~ the times will allow.
u.s." Instruction given ia the art on reasonable
terms. SChMOi4DI u w E~l.
kenosha, Feb. lS5i. ly-52
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Great Artists Union Enterprise
100000
GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Total. $4,000.

The AMERICAN Artists USIoN, would re.reci
uly announce 10 the citizens Of sbe United S.aies
.d the Canadas, thai for The purpose of Inc advance
pent and extension OF the Fine Arts, aud with view
of enabling every family throughout the length and
breadth OF the land, become possessed OF gallery
pictures, many OF them The work Of master minds,
md finally, for the purpose Of giving world Wide
circulation 10
DARLEYiS GREAT PICTURE OF
WYOMING.
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Terms of the Weekly Evening pOSt.

Subscriptions may commence at any time.
Payment in advance is required in all cases,
and the paper is invariably discontinued at
the expiration of the advance payment.
Money may be RENTED for subscriptions
in letters at our risd; but the postmaster ia
the place where the letter is mailed, should
be made acquainted with its contents, and
keep description of the bills.
Bills of any specie paying Bank in the
United States or CanadaS received at par
for subscription.
We have no travelling agents. Any one
receiving the Eceniqg Post need not wait to
be called upon for his subscription. All that
is necessary fer him to do is to write a letter
in as few words as possible, incloSe the mon
cy and write the name of the subscriber,
with tie Post-office, county, and State, and
direct the letter tous.
Evening Post. SGmi-Wcckly.
Persons residing at points where mails ar
rive oftener than once week are requested
to examine the Semi Weekly. We regard
it as the cheapest political and commercial
newspaper published in the United States.
TERMS.
Single copv. one year So GO
Two comics 90 ; 90
Five comics. q" II OO
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e Purchase none but those having the sigma
ture u. \. HOBENaACk,' as all others are worth
less limitations.
Agents wishing new supplies and all Others
Wishing To become agents. Inust address the Propr
etor. J. y. HO6ensack. at his Laboratory. No. l2b
North Second Street. above Race. Philadelphia.
Sold OF all Druggists and Merchants IN the L S
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12
$500 CHALLENGE! |!

H03ENsACE'S WORM SYRUP.
& article founded upon Scientific Principles
( "a campnun ded with purely Vegetable substan-
ccs. bring pCTicc sale when taken, and has HcUtr
been known Ia tail III curing lhe most obstinate
HORNS can never exist when This remedy is once
used. from ihe idct that il not only destroys them
but removes al the slime and mICus which may
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-12

do notdeem 10 necessary TO cnumerac Il g various
styles have now on hand. Suffice II to say thar
have The most complete stock that waseycr brought
10 his city. Certainly il will do any one good VINO
will take the pains 10 drop in and the piles Of
them in every part or my store, embracing broad
cloths OF all grades and conrs. Beaver, do, over
coating Of every style and qualify. black doc skin.
cdssincres do, fancy do. good stock in his line ;
saitlnctis OF every description; tvteds. Kentucky
jeans Sleeps grey cloth. union beaver coayiHg, and
stacks of Other styles, winch Tor want of room
must omit bringing your notice, al Of which will
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-26
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED 2KOPOSALS will be receive
NJ ed until Saturday the LIST day of July
next, lls54D for enclosing and grading, and
for making brick Side walk, around the
Capitol Grounds, in accordance with the
plans aud Specifications, and in conformity
with an act of the Legislature, approved
March is 1854.
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
all materials and labor and for the perform
ance of the entire work required, Or for any
separate pa thereof. Bidders will furnish.
with their proposals, the names Of their Sc
curities. Plans and Specification NAV be
seen at the Office Of the State Engineer at
the State House, and proposals will be adj
dressed to the Undersigned and delivered
to him by or before the LIST of July next.
By order of the Board of Commissioners.
EUGENE LANOUE.
Baton Rouge, May % "a, Secretary.
: pNew Orleans Courier and Picayune
please copy month.
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that he would draw and quarter Santa
Anna if he once gets him in his power.
Tho telegraph reports that the
Wheeling Suspension Bridge las beeu
destroyed by n hurricane. That bridge
was a beauty and cost two hundred
and forty thousand dollars. Wheeling
was justly proud Of the structure and
its destruction will be heavy blow to
her pride and prosperity.
Matt /. Ward and lady, together
with his mother, and most Of her fam
lily have been in town for se,eral.days,
but nm glad to say that there has
been no ,nawkish curiosity exhibited,
nor anything like an excitement by
Mhs people Of this city, on account Of
their presence. The war about the
Mobile and New Orleans railroad still
goes on, but like every thing of that
character, discussion only does it good,
and now think that the chances are
two to one, that the city will subscribe
the sl,5O0,ooo asked for, by the
friends Of that road. What stupid
folly is It to oppose a road to Mobile
for fear Of yiualyy. Did New York
city hesitate to build roads to Boston,
Philadera. Buffalo, for fear Of rivalry ?
No, no, New Orleans will grow all the
faster, just in the ratio other pace in
finishing these roads--Mobile, Baton
Rouge, Galveston, Shreveport, Vicks-
burg, DC, &c, will only become to
New Orleans, what Boston, Phila-
delphia, Buffalo, &c, &c, are to New
York. G YRUS.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

ODfce q The Ba1on Rouge and CLINTON
Plank Road Company,
PROPOSALS will be rereived until the
!. 1st day Of June next, us54) for the
construction Of Suspension Bridges across
Cypress and Whites Bayous, according 10
the plan to be seen at this office. Also
for building good substantial bridge, over
II, slough tabout 90 feet wide) running
across the line of the road, about 100 yards
South OF Cypress Bayou Proposals are III
vited for either or all OF the above.
By order of the Board
ALFRED SHEPPERS
may l2th-134. Secretary
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ELOuR--10O barrels fresh ground ST. Louis (:
j. Corn--l25 bags prime white; Pork-is bar
res mess; Lard Oil--iO barrels choice Candlcs--
30 boxes Gs star.
The above articles ARE just received per stcnf-
ers mediator" "Iiuntsve" and are offered mt
the lowest cash market prices.
JOSHUA Deal.
may-l5. Opposite the Harvey House
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The JUNE RISE. - The Occidcnt-
al Messenger, Independence, Mo-,
learns from the mail party just arrived
from Salt Lake, that the North Platte
is booming" and will put the Miss
ouri TO the top of her banks"
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A VERY FINE PIANO. FORTE.

A VERY FINE PIANO.FORTE.-. -
IA Prof De CGniel has just received
from the celebrated mandatory Of Messrs
Knabe Il Geale Baltimore, very fine Pr
ano for sale; of brilliant and powerful tone,
combined with sweetness and elasticity OF
touch--has two wishes, to dispose of either
May be seen any day. from to l9s O'Clock
monday and Thursday excepted at Mrs.
Jacobs North st.
ry-Pianos and Harrs tuned and strung in
superior manner. may-ll-1w.
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EOUND.-A small necklace of Coral
i with gold clasp, upon which is en-
graved the initials IN. T., pr The own.
crcan have the same by applying at this
office and paying for this advertisement.
IUay-25
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A LLpersons having Clocks, Watches and
II Jewellery, which have been in my
possession twelve months, are hereby mott
he'd to call for the same within thirty days,
otherwise they will be sold at public auction
to pay charges. r. G.. DELARODERIE
Baton Rouge May l5th'54
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(tAPE LIME !--l5O barrels fresh burnt
~ Cape Line in store arc for sale by
may 24-y JOSHUA BEAL.
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~A lawsuit pending Cor fifty
years. Alexander Hamilton being at
one time the lawyer on one side, has
just been decided, and gives fifty thou.
sand dollars worth Of property in
New York to five children in Cleye.
land whose father died a wear AGO
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BARNUM' LAsT.--BARNuM is a
great manager, and no mistake. He
attracted large numbers to the Crys.
tai Palace the other day by prevail.
ing on a couple to get married therein.
The ceremony was reformed by an
eminent divine
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once offhe BATON Rou0e and Cyirh,,,

CDice Qfthe Bdton Rouge and Clinton
Plumb Road Gompany.
NOTICE ID hereby given to the Stockholders Of
~ the Company that an Instalment Of Ten per
cent on the amount Of stock subscribed az 80 yc,
Iafe) will be due ana payable on the first day OF
June QB51) by order Of the Board
April 1854, ALFRED s.AapPEHs.
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WANTED TO H1Rr.-A negro wo-.
w man, one accustomed to house
work, ironing and washing. One Of ma
-turc years preferred. Apply TO
may 21-v JOSHUA BEAL.
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rOur GOOD natured friend

~Our good natured friend, the
editor of the "Vis," throws some very
heave bricks at us in his last paper.
We have the paper before us and shall
look into the matter to morrow. We
shall deal as gently with him (of
cource) as the nature Of the case. will
permit.
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EyThe Ball to come of at Green
wells on the LIST prox., will rs we have
been correctly informed, come Off with
the Barbecue during the day, and
not ut night, as before stated. We
Independently arranged it, % that the
ball should come of at night, that
the dancing might be done then as
candle-lighe id altogether preferable
for this exiler1ipg amusement. We
had thought that tAis would suit all
hands; the boys might "dance all
night to their hearts delight and 60
home with the girls in the molning !;
the old folks being left at liberty to
when they like. A very proper, and
generally, very satisfactory arrange
ment. gs,eszf-
oANoOAhN llC al
lentown Pa.) Democrat says that du-
ring a thunder storm last Thursday
the whole atmosphere was filled with
myriads Of animalculn, from the size
Of " pins head to the length Of an
eighth of an inch. The office window
was nearly darkened with them, and
they are said to be the weevil or white
lice, which destroy whole field Of grain
before they are reaped.
Mr.. John Hancock, nephew of the
patriot, Governor Hancock, and occu-
pant Of that we'll known mansion, "the
Hancock House. while walking out
on the 9Th, in Boston, accidentally
made misstep, and fell down pass
age-way in Somerset street, fractur-
ing his skull SO that he died soon
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ana VINO mas the ability to treat 1t IN
learned and practical manner.
Tue ECLIPSE To-DAY.-If this
great moral exhibition" should not
come off at the appointed time to-day,
our readers may take it for granted
that something's wrong. We hope
they will all DO charitable enough to
attribute it to some other influence
than that Of the Comet; for we most
solcmnly protest, that We have nothing
to do with it. The tableau has been
arranged, and the bills printed this
last half century and if the heavens
should drop in black curtain clouds,
between the audience and the stage of
action, we do hope that our scene,shif-
ter will not be blamed for it. We think,
there is nothing that can prevent the
exhibition from coming of, except n
mistake in the "timc tables" Of alma
nae makers; and VIC believe it is pref
ygcnerally understood that with all our
varied occupations, we have never yet
been engaged in the almanac making
business.
There are great many people who
are incredulous, disbelieving, and
skeptical about oil kinds of shows.
They talk learnedly about collision
stage trickery and humbug. They
know how every thing is done-They
can tell how Alexander and Blits get
through with their jugglcs-they know
how they get eggs out Of an empty
bag--more wines than one out bot
tie, and put half into the elderly
gentleman's vest pocket. This is oil
transparent to them. They do not go
to shows; because they think them
"shallow" they do not patronize the
drama because they know that "Rich-
ard" lies when he says "he is himself
again" They know very well that it
is some poor thread bare devil Of a
player, who though he talks loudly
about a "crown and kingdom" has
not a shilling to swear by, and no
ground to rest his legs but that he !.
stands on. They have too much good
sense to 90 and hear a mad fellow rave
and call himself Hamlet Prince of
Denmark" when they know very well
from history that Mr.. Hamlet, is dead
buried, and his very bones pulverized
INTO an impalpable powder by time.
To these people we would not say
come out Of your houses ard look at
he great moral exhibition to-day
which eclipses all such, ever given at
he Methodist church" We will not i,
ny SO, because we know theirs no use
hey aoont believe. To the rejecting
'ortion Of our people we know well :
hat the exhibition will have its good
fleet. We know they will ask them. !
elves "How is it ?" and "Wby is it ?" 0
hat they will exclaim in the true spir- .
Of Holy piety-"There is a Great 3
nd All Powerful Arm, above us,
Who taught the Sun and the Moon to q
ONE together without harm, to them. b
elves or the poor miserable pi-peds Of Y
rcation, who are permitted to sin in |,
he very light itself of Heaven. 81
~N B. No postponcment on ac- c.
cunt Of the weather. /,
~A lawsuit pending Cor fiftv
cars. Alexander Hamilton being at 2,
ne time the lawyer on one side, has at
st been decided, and gives fifty thou ia
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For Sale-A Negro Woman.

~ Cs.sC IN NCkGO " On0ns
\ VALUABLE negro woman for sale-said vo
n man is a good Cook, Washer and Ironer. She
will be offered at Public Sale for cash, on Satnr
"ay ne 3oM day Of Jume merf, if not previously
soid. For further particulars, apply to Oliver
Potts, or to II. v. Babn, at the Sheriir's Oflice
may25-td.
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IN ACCOUNT Of departure, the under
~ signed offers TO sell, ut cheap prices,
some valuable furniture and many house
hold articles all in the best contliti o..
Persons are invited 10 call at his residence
on North Boulevard and see.
may II ct. LOUIS BORDE.ON.
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bacon SHOULDERSl--5 casks just
ID received and for sale by
may Oily JOSHUA BEAL.
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[ty-"R's." communication, continu-
ing review of the Public School
System will appear tomorrow. We
call the attention--not only ofour own
people to the papers, but citizens Of the
State at large, who are interested in
its welfare. The communications are
written by gentleman, who is thor
oughly acquainted with the subject,
and who has the ability to treat it in
a learned and practical manner.
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May0rDIty

May0r0ity.
FCiIE price Of Flour rcing ~ 80 per barrel. Ba-
l kers will give " ounces Of Bread for ~ cents,
the ensuing week. [myfo] j. Il. DUFHOCQ, Mayor.
I u pffx de In farne Gtant Is 80 lie baril---les
Ii boulanges donneront ~ onces de pain, In &C.
maine conrante pour 10 SOUS
mai25 J. Il. DUFROCQ, Marie.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-26

IIROP Neutrality-suspicious. de Briant, for
~ colds coughs &c. for sale by
may-24. J. l.. VALET, Druggist.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-26

DEACH's Ferresinous Tonic, for tine
ID cue Of fever and ague nc. &c. for
sale by Imay-24.J J. t.. WALLET.
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lll)ic0.

At the residence of Mr.. James Irving in
this city, on Thursday the 25th inst, SAM
UEL MOUNT.
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DR. Geoghegan's Compound Extract Of
~ Hydrofifer, for sale by
may-2a. J. i. WALLET, Druggist.
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To Planters.

I ITERiNE CATHOLICISM for the cure Of tem.,.
~ discusses large supply received and for sale
1t Ian 2e] A. GOLDMAN. Agent.
Druggist, Post Office corner.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-26

r OUDEN's Family Medicines, just re.
IL caived and for sale by
may-2a. }. l.. VALET, Agent.
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DORK AND BACON--5O barrels Mess
l. Pork 10 hhds Shoulders for sale
by may 1G.] TliOS PRENDAGAST
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-26

EOR SALE.--The house and lot lately
J. occupied by Philip Burg situated on
Third street. Apply to
may-j6t If. THnS. PRENDAGAST.
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At Auction.

WILL he sold at pubic Auction in
wv front Of The Court House dour ON
Saturday tie 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock. A
lqt Of household furniture, together with a
second hand buggy in good order
muy-24-td. T.. u. POWERS & co.
Auctioneers.