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GHAW'S CHOLERA SYRUP is the

GHAW'S CHOLERA SYRUP is the
~ best remedy known in Cholera, il
taken at an early stage of this disease, It
will always prove successful, and has often
been known TO cure this dreadful disease
in the collapsed stage. during the prevalence
of this fearful epidemic in New Orleans. in
1919 no medicine was used with SO much
success as Shaw's Cholera Syrup.
VIM. BOGEL.
april 4. Apothecary, Lafayette st.
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in receipt ofa very fine Piano, whic
IL offered for sale.
H. We seldom find u puff Of oul
selves, but when wo do, we like t
give n flourish Of trumpcts, and pre-
sent it in conspicuous place, that on
readers may SEQ for themselves tia
there is some just appreciation Of tru
merit in this community. We fin
the following. Up. s." in yesterday
Gazette
prof. DeCeniel begs Of us to ten
der his thanks to the editor of til,
Conc. for his unsolicited defence
against the distardly remarks made or
him by the Advocate"
The only bitter about this well
mcrited putf--a sugar candy morse
to our palate, is tho italiciscd "unso.
licttea." DO wo not always take the
side Of the injured and oppressed =!
Are we not always found on the right
side--the sido that's down; vulgarly
called the wrong side It is even SO.
Everybody Anows it. and We only
make mention Of the fact that they
may be reminded Of It.
----->-op~-------..
WHERE'S MAJ. KELLy.---Since the
amicable adjustment Of the "Black
Warrior affair" we have heard moth
ing Of our friend tho Major, and we
were on the eve Of presuming that he
had gone into green and yellow
melancholy" Tho following item
from the South Western has "turned
him up"
Among the visitors to our town last
week was MINOR ]. a. Kelly, one Of
tho survivors Of the Lopez expedition
against Cuba. Tho Major, besides
being ono Of the high.priests Of the
tillibustcrs, is a correspondent of tho
Picsyune. We surmise that he is
now engaged in some great military
enterprise.
You have no right Mr.. South. Wes-
tern, TO surmise anything in reference
to the Majors movements. If you
know anything, why say it out ut once.
And ifyou know nothing, what's the
use Of your fruitless endeavour to lead
tho public mind astray, in reference to
tho Majors object in the South Wes-
tern District 7
ETThe Thibodeaux Minerva tells
us that at the recent charter election
in that place "for Mayor'-Jones re.
peivcd los and fitzpatrick o." Is
his the way you dispose Of an election,
Mr.. iona, in which yourself was
prominent candidate I You say Jones
vas elected Mayor; pray what Jones
s its it our friend "Johng''
HA Williamsport paper says that i,
he Hon. X. T. CONRAD will be the
Wig and Native American candidate !,
or Mayor Of Philadelphia under the
atc consolidation act. /
70 Prince Murat, is the grand
'aster Of the Grand Masonic Lodge Of Il
rance. The order number eighty II
,ousand in that Empire. ie
VI q,
PoLlTIcAL WANDERlNGs.-The his %
Try Of the world exhibits many curl. s.
IS phases Of human Inconsistency. v,
ibbon, in his "Dcclinc and Fall of al
&c Roman Empire" says: philip SC
and Richard I. are the on I'll
kings Of France and England who
we fought under the same banners"
lis was during the crusades against sp
Q infidels, nearly seven hundred II
ars ago. And now the two coun- fe,
cs arc again united, but this time or
ainst Christian nation in behalf of
9 very in6dels whom they once en- %
avorcd so earnestly to extirpate. mi
-->~os-D------ Ia
noxy po,,ov hos ham ,tc.toJ
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wv. ]. o. 0. F.-DRsoro W.opar. I O. O. r.
9TE Regular meeting every Thursday night
NffxS Lodge room opposite II. T. WaddilPs
INV store; Church street
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For. Sale.

FUC SNXCs
WILL be sold il applied to immediate
w ly, that valuable corner lot north of
5. +. B'anchards Grocery store, said lot
fronts sixty (6o) feet on Third street, by
one hundred and twenty (i2O) feet On Con-
vention street, all perch measure.
mar-l7-tE JOSHUA BEAL.
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~ A new paper has been started
in Lowell, Mass, to advocate the com
ing Of Jesus Christ on or about the
middle Of May next; many have had
their wedding garments made. trim
med their lamps and replenishcd the
oil to await the coming Of the MASTER"
for it is said mo one knoweth when
he comcth.'
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-11

ENGLfslI, French and American ouinine- a
u large supply for sale by
an. 29ly A. GOLDMANNN Apotbecarv
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mmvt,r1alfy.

THE price Of FInar being A. ~ per barrel. IA.
kers VIII rive III onners Of tifead for 10 cents,
tho ensuing week. thlyt0l ]. IT, DufisocQ, Mayor.
/ pRtx de In farine Giant ~ 50 10 barii---les
- b9nlahgss donnefont ~ ohces dc pain, " ST.
maine coaratitc pour 10 sous.
inaIi0 J. II. nUFROCQ. Marie.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-11

~ Attention is asked to the No.
tice Of Professor Do CUniel. He is
in receipt of very fine Piano, which
IL offered for sale.
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~-"Earn you money before yo

NJ Earn you money before you
spend it, this is homcly adage.-
The same thing might be said in re-
ference to mans credit. "Gain
credit, before you use it," 1t is very
astonishing fact, that both, in many re-
markablc cases, are used by persons
having neither. The question is when
man "buys on credit" who has no
credit, what does he in reality buy
ons' Will some expert mathema-
tician oblige us to solve the problem.
C. 1t only takes twcnty-scycn
hours to go from Philadelphia to Gin.
;innati by railroad. !
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-11

70 Prince Murat, is the grand
master Of the Grand Masonic Lodge Of
France. The order number eighty
thousand in that Empire.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-11

~A Williamsport paper says that
the Hon. Il. T. CONRAD will be the
Wing and Native American candidate
for Mayor Of Philadelphia under the
latc consolidation act.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-11

GRAY'S Ointment, Hays Linimept,
~ Jew David's Hebrew Plaster, Hol.
loways Ointment and Pills. For sale at
the Drug store Of WV. BOGEL
march 90. LAFAYETTE street.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-11

HAY OATS AND BRAN.-l2O bale.
- Hay; $50 bags Oats 100 bags Bran,
just put in store and for sale by
apl-20. JOSHUA BEAL.
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~The Thibodeaux Minerva tells
us that at the recent charter election
in that place "for Mayor'-Jones re.
ceivcd los and fitzpatrick o." Is
this the way you dispose Of an election,
Mr.. iona, in which yourself was
prominent candidate A! You say Jones
was elected Mayor; pray what Jones
is it's it our friend "John9"
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