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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18
JOHN RICEA RDS0N,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,
No. - C2DAE SrRERT.

NTOULD respectfully inform all who have any use
w for the services of b. ber that he has ia time
in his employ number Of the hes; and most experienced
operators that e'or haniiei PAIR of shears in
Nashville His shop fitted unneaty and gentlemen may
always confidently rely upon prompt attention and com!or-
table shaving He hopes to continue to receive liberal
share Of eucOurqgrmen; from intelligent public that
knows how 10 discriminate between gilt ana gold oer
dUStpd"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18

DRICK DWELLING. HOUSE FORRE
ID The Brick House. No. Cherry street. laIely occupied
bv Gen. =. r. Anderson will be rented 10 good Ten ant,
for the wear 1854 Apply to RAMAGE Il CHURCH.
dec3l AZ College street
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DR.. + ). WoLDRIpsK, Franklin,
isHAN A EczLSs. 5 ringGeld,
JAMES 1 BAsHAw, Gallatin,
Cook & OwES, Lebanon,
CRocKET d RIDDLE, Murfreesboro,
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DR. NoRsE's IsyIGoRATIrG Cos has been
feited by UuprHciped persons.
In all the genuine Cordial Will the prOprisOr
simle pasted the cerk of each bottle aud the o
lowing wo rds blown in the glass
tsDR. MURSE'S INVh:ORATING G CORDIAL,
q. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, N.Y.
= The Cordial is put up highly concentrated, pint
bottles.
PRIck-s3 6C per bottle; two for s. COZ six farSI2 90.
C. H. ktN5, PROPRIETOR,
1872 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the Unilsd States, Canada
and West Indies and also by E..F.sstSAN,
Cartwright Armstrong Mark aud Broad streets,
Nashville, Tennessee. L0ct-6--l wNtGm
". 7. GRAY. SOLE AGENT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18
Hen of Reinemen:

"ho have just appreciation truth and ask them IN
al at eandorif the above Is That being granted
s propose To ask why is IL that internal remsdie-
reslrsd u in ae Of such eseasesf
N! give man dozen naGscatn. doses Of medicine for
S nn OF me anetef Why physc ran death for =
my give mat Pills Tor an afsetion Of the
muscles All, friends. ~Be sirs n 50 - iii go.
hour has slain lis thousands Mans stomach ~ nj a.
signed Tor tAe purpose OF u drug store - ~ ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18

1--WE HUNDRED LBS EMORY, 4SSORTED NUM-
L BhisS, just received and for sale bv
yanlO w. T. GRAY No Il Rrna6,rn,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18

TEN BisLS GLUi3-ASSUHTED NUMBERS.
I jnst received and for sale by W. GRAY,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18
As a Tonic Medicine. .

unsurpassed We do place this al 0u footing
with Gaack medicines, and, is ouary, append iOag
st of lend stions, Certificates, DC ,begiunng with
Hear whst he Preacher says and such Lis q
sary, for "Henry lnvgorairg Cordial, p" oiy needs
rial 10 prove that twin accomplish al We say. .-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18

essanng both mental and bodily capacity. Hodi Hcury's
nS lSIraHg Cordial, Medicine that is purely Vegetable
VIII aid nature - restore those important functions To
healthy sa:e an wlrrove ofseryc you. II possesses
rare Yru.s general remover OF disease and strength
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18
UNTIEp sThTE5 HOTEL.

"a
Booksellers CanvIssers and Book Agents supplied O
the liberal terms. sept57-Iy
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DOE. BARRY,S T.gICO-
l. PHER0US. just received and for sale by
jams W + GRAY II Rro,dvox
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18

lFiVE HUNDRED LBS. CTOYES-.JIJST'
Z received ana tor sale by ". Z. GRAY, .
JlnlU Rrna
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18

7 NIGIF HUNDRED LIS. RACE GINGER
Z = IiiSi recelA I'd and lnr s lie hv ~ L Cpa !.
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Is cared IN all eases. by using this medicine.
Ye wh0are using your crgtches hotbus along through
this Troublesome world, with .'stiteh me sd and
''eaIch in the back will tad certain and permanent
lief in this External Medicine.
Ii there any city Nashville an surro Indnt-
county. aimonish y1u go Agent aud roeurs
pamphlet anJ bottle of the Chinese Rheumatic A. id0se
Put in larzc Bottles with simple and pIu directions,
and sold at S3Ua per bOtEle. bottles for S5Hu.
As YvUArI - co, PropTiet,rs. Maiden Lane, ". Y,
o whom all orders should be aGdfcs-et
For sale in Nashville by J. p. p@OAGNpLB,
nov24-,i&w Only Agent, NJ. - CYIi.ge sireet
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4 a,aluabLe xecia1e,

A vaIuadle recipe, to dcstyo,
Cock-yoaches.-Take a saucer full O
simple syrup, and place it in the mid,
die Of the floor. Provide yourself
with paper Of large size pins-lay
flat on the floor. right side down, and
as the enemy approaches, pin them
scverally to the floor. This is the most
effectual way Of getting rid Of these
very annoying creatures. Will Mr..
Mckenzie please make q note of this,
aud when he adds fresh supply Of
recipes to his book Of. ten thous.
and; give the above prominent place
tor the benefit Of mankind at large.
A friend Of ours made the discovery.
and as he is one of the christians who
would not hide his light under q
bushel, he desires it to occupy q place
in somebody's book.
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70 A fellow by the name Of Ben
nett-James Bennett, is advertised in
the Western papers as coming south
for his health, who has q wife in near.
ly every town in that section of the
country. He is engaged, in the phil
anthropic business Of marrying all the
young girls, and younger widows that
he can find. His first vito furnished
him with $4,000. which he put in his
pocket and left her at Lexington Ky.
Subsequently he married /. a. lady at
Jerseyville. and it is believed one in
Iowa. and another in Indiana, by rep.
resenting himself as wealthy.
AS he travels, his capital increases,
and he has now become very formid-
able enemy to al kinds Of "single
blessedness." ao
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SMART LAD.-A negro boy being
sent by his master to borrow u pound
Of lard from neighbor, thus deliver.
ed his. message
"Missus Thomson, massa sent me
over to borry or beg pound Of hog
taller; he say he got de old SOW in de-
pen, fatten', be gwinc to kill her day
before yesterday, and he cum over
week 81! fore last and pay all you owe
u.s."
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Groceries Produce &C,

Ok bags Rio Coffee:
~ 90 bags fine Salt.
10 boxes Macaroni and vervnicolli. j
barrels pulverized and crushed Sugar.
cases ground Pepper and Coffee.
IL quarter and eight No. /. Mackerel.
cases Pickles, pints and quarts.
bags old Java Coffee.
so pounds Indigo. q "a.
s Cases cut smoking Tobscco.
3 casks Shoulders and Hams.
tierce S. C. dried Beef "sxtra."
8 frkins prime Western Butter.
90 gross I4acours Southern Matches.
20 boxes Hampers Cordials.
2 cases genuine CASTLE Soap. aa
10 baskets best Olive Oil. ~ ad i
20 dozen painted water Buckets.
8 nests painted Tubs. E
edo, do. Keelsrs and foot Tubs.
200 bags prime white Corn.
so barrels s. F. st. Lonis Flour.
All Of which 10 just received from st..
Louis and New, Orleans, and IL offered to.
The trade or families at q, fair living profit.
may~l2. JOSHUA BEAL. &
Opposite the Harney House.
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~The Messrs. Belchers Of St
Louis. have obtained the depth Of
1900 feet with their Artesian Well.
1t is designed to furnish, their large
sugar refinery with water. It now
discharges one hundred gallons Of
water per minute, but tho wafer is not
pure. It is ofthe color. of Blue Lick
water, and strongly impregnated with
salt and sulphur. It is supposed in
800 feet more, pure, fresh water will
be reached.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-16

w-The Bayou Sara Ledger says
that an accident happened on. the
Woodsille roadroad, q few days ago.
The freight cars broke down the tres
tie work within four miles Of Wood
vile. The Ledger had not learned
whether any lives were lost by the ac-
cidcnt.
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@Mr. Thos. Bragg, a brother Of
the gentleman who has obtained i'm.
mortality, by being accidendy the in,
dlv'dual to whom Geul. Taylor, bland
ly remarked give them little more
grape, Capt. Bragg"-the Hon. Thos.
Bragg the brother Of the noted Bragg
Of Mexican war history, has been
nominated BY the Democrats Of North
-arolina for Governor Of that State.
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Notice.
TO YOUNG LADIES OF EIGHTEEN.

no YOUNG LADIES OF EIGHTEEN.
L Any young lady with blue eyes, dark
or auburn colored hair fair coinplcxion.
handsome figure, elegant walk, Shd not
more than eighteen years Of age, can have
husband, who has lately fallen heir TO
something less than 100000. He is now
contracting with Cincinnati and New York
architects, to erect magnificent Crystal
Palace on Laurel street in this city. None
others than such as will answer the above
description need apply. Address box So
Post Office Baton Rouge La. -
p.S. DagueTeotypss, love letters and
gold rings exchanged may-1l-lwpd.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-16

WHAT IS MAN :,-Physiolocists
have not only discovered that man is
an engine, gliding along the track 81
life, often at the fearful rate Of 6O.miles
an hour, but he is also steamship, a
chemical laboratory, a distillcry, mot
however Of alchohoD forcing pump,
a grist mill, q furnace, an iron mine, a
mandatory. . commercial city, an
electric telegraph; in short be is a
crystal palace, where he can 20 and
examine the choicest works Of art--the
most exquisite developments Of sci.
enoe: Tho wonderful phenomens,
which has never yet been fully under.
stood, Of the union of mind and matter.
commingling SO tremendously that we
CAN only realize the fact without clear.
ly compromising the manner or un-
ion, 50 that when we leave the exhibi.
ton We are awed in silence by the
sublime mystery of our own existence.
or cxclaim with reyerential wonder
1.-THE hand that made it is divine ="
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H8sOu 1SOuB0 Steom CO1M NIL
THE undersigned having now in courses
l. Reconstruction in Cincinnati, the nec--
essary machinery andhxtures for the estab--
fishing in Baton Rouge Of, Steam Corn.
Mill, will within the latter part Of the
coming month (yune) be prepared to sup
ply the town and adjoining country, or or.
ders for shipment: with superior quality
Of corn meal, g,ists, homonv, chicken and
COW feed. III the meantime families and
others in want Of small quantities Of fresh
ground corn meal can be supplied from the
store Of the writer from and after Monday
the 18th. may -13.l JOSHUA BEAf.
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LADY BuLwER ON DicxENs.-The

LADY BuLwER ON DicxENs.-The
amiablc lady Of the author Of Pelham
has written another new novel, which
she calls Behind the Scenes" We
shall not stop.to enquire into the pro.
prtety ofa lady going behind the
scenes, unless she has = character in
the Drama but Lady Bulwer i a "lib-
eral," and dashes away at minor char
acters, in a very commendable style.
Sir Ed. Lytton Bulwer Bart is handled
wi'hou. gloyes-D' Israeli is "pitehed.
into and she is down on Dickens
Poor Boz is ,dsde a brainless shadow
under the nib Of her sarcastic quill.
Mr. Carlo Dials a character Behind
the Scenes" says !:
When Tr~ylian entered, he was
showing his very fine teeth, in a loud
laugh. Mt some triad that had fallen
from Mr.. Bernaraby about Cheops,
plum pudding and the corn laws
while opposite to him, sat, as if not
quite at his ease on 90 fine chair and |
in 50 aristocratic a room, a Mr.. Carlo |
Dials, another star in the literary hem
isphere, who having graduated about
the streets, his pace pictures were un-
surpassed; he had obtained the son.
brsquet Of the Aldgate Aristophanes
the pot-house Plutarch would have
been moro appropriate. Like the
rest Of Mr.. Ponsonby Ferrars's clique,
he thought toredeem by printed NOR.
ality and philanthropic fine sentiments
he practised' immortality Of his own
ife and the arid absensc Of all GOOD
ceiling, He was not agreeable in So
'iety, as he always, like the begges,
lppeared tor be keeping any stray
,ood thing that he might chance to
lick up, till he got homo, when it was
July booked" or it might be that
lis hair, Of which he had an immense ,
'rofusion, oyerlaid his brains, and that.
made him appear. stupid. G
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N office.

a LIZ persons having Clocks, Watches and
a Jewellery, which have been in INV
possession twelve months are hereby mott.
.ed to call for the same within thirty DAYS,
otherwise they will be sold at pubIic.auction
pay charges. A. G. DELARODERlE.
Baton Rouge May 18th "a.
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1--WE learn that Mr.. William
Leake who was wounded in an ARRAY
with Jones Hamilton at Bayou Sara a
few days ago has 90 far recovered as
to be out Of danger.
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TO CONTRACTORS

O1tce Of the Ba1on Rouge and Clinton J
-,o, Plank Road Company,
PROPOSALS will be received until tho
l. LIST day ofJune next, 1854 for the
construction Of Suspension Bridges across
cypress and Whites Bayous, according to
the plan to be seen at this office. Also
tor building good substantial bridge, over
slough !about 90 feet wide) running
across the line Of the road, about 100 wards
south OF Cypress Bayou. Proposals are in
vited for either or all OF the above.
BY order of the Board.
ALFRED SHOPPERS.
may 12th-'54. SECRETARY
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ET On Thursday evening next,
Professor A. Dimiay is to lecture be-
fore tho society Of the Mechanics'
Institute, in New Orleans.
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Fresh Arrivals.

Fresh Arrivals.
= BBLS. Lard Oil.
- so boxes Star Candles.
10 Sperm
10 hbls. Vinegar.
200 boxes fine table Salt.
500 boxes fresh Sardines.
20 doz. choice Beef Tongues.
20 cases Imperial Tea.
10 CASTLE Soap.
IS f" Cincinnati
may-l4-ly. A. MONTAN & BRO
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The Neutrality Laws.

i x
We hear much Of the "Neu.ralit
, Laws" it is just now, standing sui
ject for "heavy Leaders," and it is tim
that We had had, our say 50, abou
/ them. We have not the books I
refer to, and cannot therefore spea,
very learncdly about the Neutralit
laws, or the Laws Of Nations. Thi
much we do know, that they are yer,
loosely written and have been. 10 ofte,
patched and mended by 80 many bung
ling authors, that it is difficult to fine
anything left ofthe original superstruc
ture. What are neutrality laws p
Are they not such details Of minol
commercial transactions between mn.
tons, as are calculated to be produc.
tive Of equal advantagess And do
not the treaties all hold good until one
or the other Of the two, find it advan.
tagous, to violate them; and are they
not then settled by the only satisfac-
tory exponent Of right and the vindi-
Gator Of wrong-tbat all powerful
moderator the lannon's mouth, whose
eloquent appeals, all are ready to ad-
NIT : Is not this settlement gener-
ally neutrality-suspicious. always being
on the side Of the strongest party p
This is 80. Therefore we say that
new treaties should be made; new neu.
trality laws Should be written, and new
commentaries made upon them, every
now and them, to suit the fluctustions
OF the times. Was it not to vindi-
cate the claws Of nations" that Eng
land sent down, some of "her best
men," q few years ago, to murder the
Celestials because they wouldn't do,
as they would like to be done unto 2"
Are there not many similar acts on
the records ofthe past, where neutral
ity laws and the laws Of nations have |
been nobly vindicated, according to
the notions Of what called christian |
principles"
Messrs. Slidel, Benjamin, Butler
and others in the United States Sen.
'te, have apprised Congress in we'll
made speeches Of the supposed de-
igns Of England. France and Spain, in
eferencc to the Island of Cuba, and
recommended that the President be
invested with authority to blockade
he Island, in case the authorities
here, do not behave themselves du.
ing tho recess Of Congress.
This may be we'll. kmay only be I
'tended to yindicate tho honor Of the I
Star Spanked Banner in case of q
mcrgoncy, but very transparent to '
lis people, is the design. There is a i
md Of Spectators in our Union il
agued together for pecuniary benefit f
I'd general philanthropy. and it is to i,
lis faction that Congress is indebted b
r the information furnished by Mr.. !,
|idell and others. t,
AS we expect to live about humid
d years, we Therefore make a proph- t.
y, Cuba will never be acquired st
conquest"
~The Elephant lives to an ex- =
'me old age. It is said that when Il
exander, conquered Ponis an Indian
ince, he took an elephant with him N
1t was foun hundred years DID,. After in
$ battle, Alexander called the ele-- fe
ant Ajax and dedicated him,to the til
!, after which he had him transpor- tb
to his native wilds, and wilds and. 70
e him his liberty. tits said that this pc
,e animal was found three hundred mi
fifty years after, thus mrking his wi
$50. ho
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-16

H Tho corps Of Enginesrs en-
gagged in making survey Of the
branch route, to, connect this city
with the Great Northern road. arrived
in town by way Of the Amitc river on
Sunday last. About twenty Of our
Delegates have gone down. 10 attend
the railroad meeting in New Orleans
tomorrow.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-16

| ssASssAs " 1890 IA AsSAN0SsEE - &kVVVu
Der 1853, DR.. W. Remand, Of Wel
Baton Rouge, sent N. Arguin,
French Chemist Of considerable not
in New Orleans, quantity Of tn
watersaof the above named Springs
with . request that he would appl,
Chemical tests, to ascertain without
full analysis, the medical propertie
Of the water. N. Areguin compiled
with his request. and the following i
translatian of his answer :.
Mr.. RENAuD.-Tho water which
you gave me, contains the Carbonate
Of Protoxide Of Iron, kept in solution
by Carbonic acid.
1t contains moreover = very small
proportion. "a nero tracey Of Carlo.
nate Of Soda. It contains, Sulphate
Of Potassia, Chloride Of Potassium or
Sodium. in large quantity. l have
not attempted to ascertain precisely.
which of the two.
The water holds also in solution,
some organic matters. but I cannot as
yet state what their nature is, nor the
amount contained.
From this preliminary investigation
l would say. that this is rich Fara.,
ginious water. adapted to all cases
where the preparations Of iron are
administered.
Many renowned Mineral springs in
Europe are not as rich in Iron % this.
You obi. Scrv't.
AREGUfN.
New Orleans, October 10th, 1853.
The following letter expresses the
opinion of DR.. s. p. Ward in refer.
once to the springs.
MEssRs. PIKE l. CaENsHAw-Gcn. |
'lemen: You request my opinion in
reference to the medicinal virtues Of |
he waters Of Groenwell Springs. In
'eply, l have to state, that I have wit.
'essed the very happy results of the
Use Of the water in several diseases
uch as diseases of the Skin, Dyspcp.
10. Chronic Diarrhea, Diabitis, Neu.
algia &c., but particularly I have
cen its good effects on persons Of q
'trumous Diathcsis..
Several cases Of Scorfula TINT come
nder my observation. have been en-.
rely cured by the free use Of the
'ater for a. few months. We would
nticipate these beneficial results to
blow the use Of the water, however,
y examining the analysis Of it. made
y the Prof's. Riddills.
In my opinion, the Greenwich
prings arc unsurpassed for Medical {
by any Of the most celebra- :
ID Springs Of America. 6
Very Respectfully. {
s. p. WARD, M. D. {
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LAY, CORN, BRAN AND OATS
IL For sale a. reduced prices, at feed
grocery and produce store Of
may.13. JOSHUA BEAL.

steamer Huntsville.
TO arrive per steamer Huntsville, about
18th proximo, 700 barrels fresh ground
city Mills st. Louis Flour. 49, s
90 A fresh lot Of barrels and halves now
on hand. may-l3. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-16

W 1AHot"eE women INgnt
Convention" is called to meet in Bos
} ton, on the End prox. The call is il
the Tribune Of the 18th inst. "Al
citizens who believe in a fair day.
wages, for a fair days work., where i,
is fairly done by the fair, and where
it amounts to as much, as if done BY
foul calumniators of the fair sex. arc
invited to attend. All citizens who
believe in the right of all to a trial by
jury Of their peers, are invited to at.
tend.
1t is argued that man has no right
to try women. by his own arbitrary
standards Of law.
All who believe in the right Of adult
Americans to have voice in elcctipp
the Government whose laws control
them. q
Ane 4aolos OF Boston belong to the
Native American. not the Know. Moth.
ing society. They believe that adult
females, understand the institutions Of
the country /; are more interested in
the welfare. and better prepared to
vote, than imported foreigners for
political purposes. The ladies' have
mastery determination, and if they
will only organize into a formidable
host with proper weapons, and soundly
thrash the masculines who attend their
meetings to disorganize them; then
they Will be respected by the press,
', has been bearing so heavily upon
them for the past few years.
HgThe editor of Harper s Maya.
Zinc classes among the foremost "mis-
cries of human life," the following:
"Toiling through novel three vol.
,mes long, which has been extolled to
nc skies to you by friend, and when
,ou have at last waded through it, to
ind-what you had more than once
Inspected in the course of the book
hat you had read it before, under
ONE other title. !
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Notice.

NOt4CC.
J. a. NOTATION, Sc. O. NOTATION,
q. ". WARD, 1wN T. p,xx
LOUISIANA PENlTENTlARY.
Baton Rouge, Nay LIT, 1854.
WE have this day associated with ~ in the hu.
w slness Of the Louisiana Penitentiary. WIN
j. PIKE. The business will hereafter be conducted.
under the name Of WARD, NCHArT0n 4 Co.
may2-M McHATTON. WARD m
~ Gazette and Advocate COPY.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-16

NV ANTED.--A female servant,
'. white woman preferred. Apply
- ."e sol'0' o'hce. may 13-tf
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HThe York Mirror says a prac.
toner at the New York bar, was ar
rested few days ago for being drunk
and disorderly. He protested against
going into limbo, for the reason as he
said that he was the author of "Tbos.
Jefferson's Life" If the man is re,11v
the author of 'Jefferson's Life a stain
is on the fair reputation Of the New
York police. that time cannot efface.
rThc NJ. Y. o. B., Club, will
meet at carly candle light this even.
ing, at their hall.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-16

A VERY FINE PIANO-FORTE.-.
"A Prof. De Ceniel has just received:
from the celebrated mandatory Of Messrs.
knabe Il Geale Baltimore, a 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 dav. from to 10A o'clock
monday and Thursday excepted at Mrs.
Jacobs North st.
~Pianos and llarps tuned and strung in
superior manner. may-1l-1w.