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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-20
Vol. 3.---AU. 70.
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
SEPTEMBER llth. 1854
Franklin Cloth and Clothing House,
MAiN st nearly oppo-e Cabell House.
Lynchburg Va.
GLASS 4 RAlNE,

CLASS RAlNE' n#.
Respectfully invite The attention iheil friends and
tho public gcpeRl, 10 rh'i splendid sio,k ol FALL
md WINTER GLO1 HING. ju.t received at that WE'LL
khnwh nnd popular Grnt cucus Furnishing Estlllish-
msnt the tRANkLis CLorH AND CiorHiNo HOUSE,.
hPufchhstng ttelr prr4cnt supply the latest improves
ments IN st. have been observed md selections ad
from the iupnrta ion. Of Cloths Cossi eres
aud 'est,ngs by their experienced agent Mr.. Dixon
inter months cnreiii examination In style durabii.
ny ma 'hcnph"ss thcir stock supnssts anything
introduced IN this section e country Nearly the whos
ii has been made their ader under the eye of Mr.
iNon mud the greale pnr Of it having been urchnsad
Tor ensh they enabled oirr inducements to those
III want OF ohrGp. oshionnh bile ud durable goods, never
beor" mot with in this any other market
1heit stock OF CLOTHS. CASSlMERES 4 VEST
lNGS also large. md of such nnd beru fu quail
lies That personal inspection only convey proper
den "i their superior richncss and beauty. hey have
emnloyrh tho very hes ol Workmen nr sut of Cloths
viii be nude Ia order in Fourteen Hours. Those
reirrring I" purchase Gnods At Hem be innde else
whore VIII hnve them cut fii of clafge.
The unprecedented succrss which attended their eff
iatts during tho Spring aud SUNNI, please H. ir
friends aud the public, make them hope conGd emily for
like success during the Fail aud Winter.
Monh NJ DuINa BUSINESS.
10 econon'se time, abatement in the prices asked
inf t"odH VIII be made, those naked nre the lowest
they can he sold This will cnuble one salesman To
Il" th" work nj two on the old an Of n-king onethild
more than they would be willing IL sell for.
To Sc fer ciSH. sho,t tae by special NJ ree-
meni-and not othorw,sc, wlich enables them buy
then Goods principally f co-h nnd 10 per cent. chenp.
or thnn those Who buy crcd it viii al-o save from
10 10 10 per cont for cooctiur which enable, them 10
sell goods At lrnath much cheaper than those houses
which sell on long time. GLASS n RAINE.
ser Il-dscts
w Bedford Sentinel, Sulcm Register, W ,tbeville
'.l'E'"rh aud Ghfi.lan'burg Herald cory month in
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NEW CONCERN.

rINlE unIrr-gned will continue the Grncccy and
Canni..nu business n tho old stnnd ni Wilson
.ank lin, where lo intends kccpi, eenc,nl stock
III every nrtcl" in h. line would gal 10 IA.
old aud The pohln generally II mpt nttcn-
ali forwarding aud other business entrusted 10
JOS II. WILSON.
September LIST, 1854. scp2ta
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% Main ST, Richmond, Tirginid,
UDRCESTER'S PIANOS.

md would invite the attention o Professors, Anntcur4
aud the pubic to an examination of them.
His assortment embraces many and beautiful
styles und by nlmos every arrival ia receiving addition
al =upPltas Ilroder- the ereat advantages in the
purchase o Piano Fortes, only IN superiority
OF Instruments but also IN the prccso, which he sells
Them 1t4
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sXNUKRIA" MASS LI0UORICE.

L 10 cases; "A consignment, dreCt per ship ~ oil
mite, from Lewis de innu1a Esq the ma uiaclur"r in
Spain, for aleby DAVENPORT. ALLEN X co.
npl 20 l.
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Nll Il subscriber tenders his thanks his friends and
the public for the very liberal patronage bestowed
him and solicts continuance of the same to the
New Concern of John 7. Davis & Co., feeling confd
they give satisfaction their stockis entirely new
having sold my stock at auction. JOHN T. DAVIS.
10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-20

~ OIlCE.-1hc firm of Hatcher Logwocd
l q Co, will expire, by limitation, on the hrst day
oi Janhnty, lSo5 In order to close the business by
thal dni we will from this day sell entire stock con-
sstlhe oi general OF Ready Made Clohng
Clotls Cashmere ind Vcsiings, at cos r. for CASH
A. Ne ARE en- est in intcn close of this des
fahie stock, IA the above favorable the public
will find 1t n I er interest give call before buy
inc elsewhere.
Those "dcbt.d To the concern requcs, cd
forward nul settle To enable us 10 close the bu ness
by the nhove mentioned date.
sep IL d,, HATCHER. LOCKWOOD g. co.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND
III llilDS N q. \ L r. Sugnr,
~ 10 bl4, tofee nd Clarified Suear,
30 boxes md bbs. Loaf, Crushed. aud rul
verified Sugar,
100 bags RE aud Iaguiin Cofee.
% bags Superior old JaVa Coffee,
IL hhds. Gaha nul T.. Il. Mola-sos,
20 hbIs n. q, Mola,scs,
30 tons Bnr Iron. nssnrtcd,
do Hoop nnd Band do
do BHsterd Steel
do. Cn-t nnd Shear do,
10 600 lbs Bacon,
200 Shrs Sol Ieat',r,,
10 do. Bars Upper
40 don Call Skins.
20 pmh Il ring do,
10 Shcef Skins,
900 Gnlca Cotton inrn.
10 Bales D.unbulps,
50 boxes Sperm mud Adnmnnlinc Cnnll"s,
80 do. hulk Sons rntcn, do,
l5 de- Sonp,
10 Ito Srafch.
300 kegs Nnils, , TOGO dy,
10 Nr't Nula
Is bhs 4 nners' Oil,
40 ous Peruvian Gunno
200 sacks Suit.
-IISD--
rnd. Hrcchei nnl Brown Dumcatic Calico Linen
Drill. Bod Cords aud Plough Linra Winlow Glass aud
Putty, tuppras Alun Mnddrr nnd Indigo, Pepper,
Gi ger and Spnc Spades Sho,rl.. Trnee and Ilntcl
Chn,ns, Manure aud Hay toks Bouls Shoes mud HITS
For sale ~ Achurgc Tor country Produces n nccono
IH,,,H s. 4
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NJ. & M. GUGGENHEIMER

IAkE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE PEO-
l. pie OF Lynchburg and surrounding country that
they are now receiving and opening the largest and
most carefully ect"d stock of Fall and Winter Staple
and Fancy DRY GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS,
CAPS, &c, ever exhibited in this market
Country merchants will do well o call on us before
going farrher East. Weare prepared sell RIch-
mond prices. as hereoiore and respectfully ask call
from the public, promising to sell great bargains for
cash sep 25-d2m
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NO ?. and Damaged PERUVIAN

~ GUANO.--W are rerriv'ng mud hive IN aiIrc u
lot of Ne and damaged Guano, which will sell at
reducet prices. LEE 4 co,
sep It. Richmond
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NIEXICAN GUANO.-Wc arc now

INl ing IA supply uf Mexicin Gunnu, which can sci
Al low figure and ship up the Cannl without any co,
Of dtuy6ee or Lock toll. LEE X CO,
.rn IL Rlrhmnnd.
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Bacon Hams

W. have hund II lot Of very superior FAMILY
w BACON BANS. 1hu.c will do well
10 call soon LEE Il JOHNSON.
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- s(nn LBS. Very .urcrior fenthera iu-tro
Z,OVND cciyed and Tor aulc by
AGREE & MoCLANAIIAH.
Also 60 packages MncKnrrl in hnf barrels, quatt era
nni Kits (Iun l6.dtsiO A & McC.
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ANOTHER NEW NOTE UP ON
NORCESTER'S PIANOS.

TINlE New York Commerrinl Advcrtiscr Of he 9th
! Mtrch. 1854 in an article referring the
periorlty of AmcrcdR impotd or Foreign lnstiu
ncnts phys the following deservcd and us tribute
M uotee,er'S PIAAOS
W. hnvc pianos itom England France and
Germany, made hy the celeb bralci manufacture
ia those countries, nnd have hrurd their tones eccd
by the touch of 4hl performers, but must say TINT
have few pianos comparable with those manutnc-
turedhy II Worcester. In elegance o form mud iniah,
richness unly nf nnd nll other qualities
Ihat rcudcf musical instruments valuable M Worce,-
trrs pianos un.nrPns-ed It is highly eredilnle
our plano manufacturers lhat Europeans con
strained 10 acknowledge thelr superiority
MORRIS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-20

LUM WATER.-I am this day receiving .
"A supply of Alum Water in whole and half bArrels--
direct from the Springs in Rockbridge county.
spl sts A. B. RUCKER.
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For Rent.
For Sale
Through in Six Minutes.

srST RECEIAEp, by ExpIess, supply OF Austin
~ tgjr Crruu. freez9 will freeze in six ninhes
without hor Al q. unnant Shower Bath@, bHihlns
P,n,.a,d Wat Goo.er. of my own msn9ac' re-. 'ien
are .lrrrd at prfres % suit the times. e 5 BIZ -
ma
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Cheap New Goods---SecOnd Supply.

FINllE Indies invited to call and examine fresh
1 lot of Bcngcs and Shnllios, which hnvn just ro
ceVel, ~ Express this morning. Also, splendid lot
al French Works. Sleeves hnd Collnts which will be- of
ietcd very chrnp Terms cash mud price only
A. q. LEWIS, EScha ge Square,
mny 9 tsif Lynchburg.
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NOTICE.

Office of the Virginia & Tennessee r r Co,
Lanchburg, Sept. 18th, 1854
rEsHE7th anfu, meeting of tine Stockhn ers If the
yircula e. Tennessee Il. r. Company will be held nj
~ OAite urhe Company in the city Of Lynchburg, on
Wednesday, the 25.h day # October next.
WN. II. HUGHES, Sec'ry.
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w Bedford Sentinel, Salem Register, W ,theville
l"l"rmph, aud Ghristansburg Herald cory month IN.
: idp lu tu 81
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-25

Scion Robinson, author OF "Hm
Corn, or Life in New York." is laid
to have already cleared 5000 from
the sales Of that work. |; has beer
b fore the public bnt a few weeks.
The success Of this book, as indicated
by its sales-the s:miiar success Of Ike
Marvei'> "Reyeries," and of Fanny
Ferns Leaves" show a decided i'm
provemcot in the proftab;eaoss Of lit
erary pursuits-Dtl*0.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-25

r1n Washington city an the goth
inst, it was stated confidently that
unless the British Government re.
considers the Clarendon dispatches,
Mr.. Clayton will ;ntroduc. bill! in
the Senate, placing the military and
naval forces at the d sposa! Of the
President Of the Uni'ed States, with
the object of compelling England to
fulfill her treaty stipula.ions with re-
gard to Central America.
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DENTISTRY,

N A. DURHAM, Surgeon Den.
49, tist. takes pleasure in nm. 1921
nouncing TO the citizens Of Baton tYYtSA
Rouge, and the surrounding coun, AIl LIZ
try that he has taken rooms On, the corner of
noo'eYard and st. LoEis streets, near the State
House, where he IL prepared to execute all the
various branches Of his prq1n1pn in the nsatest,
latest and most pernanenfs, ). FROM fve years
experience, and having recently spent some time
With the Dental Faculty in baltimore he feels
assured that he can give satisfaction TO all Who
may favor him with their patronage. Ladies' wait.
% on Ut their residence II required i Ian %.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-25

The Dusseldorf School Of painting
has Lately sustained the loss Of three
Of its fine .artIstes in the course Of six
weeks. The two latest deaths. those
OF Henry Ritter and A. Thorn, . c.
cured on the same day.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-25

John Kirkman was unaninously
excited President Of the Union Bank
1T Tennessee, III the place ot' John NJ.
Bass resigned. on the Sd inst. Mr.
k''klnan brings to the performance OF
'''s duties, business qualities and mer-
camille intellig ence OF the fast order.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-25

Gen. Mobiles, A'ista' Minister of
War. who it will be Remembered, cs-
capped across the Rio Graude, not
long since, when on the way to the
Eord RS of Mexico, where he vas to
be shot, has arrived in Washington.
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1.-THE President of the United
states has issued prnlana,isp, de.
"ouncing as unlawful, the expeditions
fitted ont from California againsI
portions OF Mexico, and threatening
that all persons engaged in them shall
be prosecuted to the full extent If the
law.
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Particular Notice,

VFHE undersigned would most respect.
u fully inform his numerous friends and
acqua ntances. tina: he has removed his Jew.
elry store corner Of Third and Church streets.
where he will be prepared to accommodate
al those who will favor him with q ca
lie would also iifo.rn all those with whom
ne is acquainted, that be is prepared to re-
ce've watches. Jewelry, fancy goods &C.,
to I've sold on commission
janis Il. .DELARQDERIE.
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TOn the morning of the 18th
Mag. Hohbie, the First Assistant Post.
master General, was sill lying in IL
very critical condition at his residence
in Washington. The Globe Gays there
are but slight hopes Of his recovery.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-25

a young man who has OF late been
1nnch aft 'cie'i with palpita.ion of the
heart, says that he found considerable
relief III pressing another palpita.ine
heart to his bosom.
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Notice.

Notice. hass
VIZ Institution for Mutes and Blind. on
L 81 Ferdinand street. is OPEN for the
reception of visitors, each day. from 10 to
II o'clock, a. NJ. ]; Saturdays and Sundays
excepted sef ian IG.tf.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-25

lTN is reported BY telegraph that
Cardinal Bedini sailed from New
York, on Sunday last, in the Steam
ship Pacific, for Liverpool. A small
party of nnprincipaled fanatics-in
New Orleans--calling themselves
''republicans' are thus robbed of the
exquisite felicity Of having a row over
him at least for the present.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-25

The suhecribsfs present their sincere
thants to the &c touspaaiss dad citizens
Of Baton Rouge b wAsse artiye exer'ions
the Baton Rouge Foundry end ousbpildings
were saved from the IRE which originates,
in the planning machine and Workshop of
M. Brown. ~
The o!f1cersof the United States Carr isorli
are equally entitled 70 their thanks for the
assistance rendered on that occasion.
Jan. Is VI HILL & HENDERSON.
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of's Message comes before the house,
we shall have s'repdrtcrm The spot,
that every thing ''war!ike patriotic"
may be faithfully chhonicled.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-25

u Professor Dimitry gave the
opening lecture at the Mechanics In
stitute Hall, New Orleans, during this
month. Dr.. Bennett Dawler followed
in a scientific lecture on Monday
nirhf
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~ Capt. Clark. the eeuf1emanly
commander Of the excellent s.e,mer
the H, NJ. Wright has our unfeigned
thanks for the very latest city intelli-
,gence. # sa,4s ssas4-. Isl sd
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Produce Or. csries 10.

. 4 -
Q00lA Pounds bulk Meat; 5c0hsgs
COVv c. and F. sal !; 10 boxes
Wac X Mac Tobacco: % Iags Rio Coffee:
Is firkins oh ice Table. Butter: 10 boxes
and ! barrels Soda Biscuit; 10 tons limo.
thy Hay; tons Bran. Terms cash.
jan lSy e JOSHUA BEAL
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@ The True Delta Of the 28rd
inst, contains The last will and teSta-
ment Of the late Judah Touro.of New
Orleans, in which We fnd the whole
bulk Of his estate, donated TO charita.
BILE institutions, most Of them within
the limit Of the city of New Orleans.
We publish the following conmenda-
BILE clause in the will.
1T being my earnest wish TO coop.
crate with the said Sir Moses Monte
fore Of London, Great Britain, ia en-
d@avoring to aneliorate the condition
OF our unfortunate Jewish Brethren,
i" the Holy Land aud to secure to
them the inestimable privilege Of wor-
shippingthe Almi .hty accord ngto our
religion, without moles,a6on. there
fore give and beqaea,h the sum OF
titty thousand dollars, to be paid by
my Executors for said object. through
the said Sir Moses Montifore, in such
manner as he may advise. as best cal
cuiated to promote the aforesaid OBJ
jects;; and in case Of any legal or other
difficulty or impeachment in the way Of
carrying said beqnest into effect, &C.
cordlng to my intentions, then aud in
that case, l desire that the said sum Of
ifFy thousand dollars be invested by
NY Executors IN the foundation Of a
Society III the City Of New Orleans,
similar i'll is objects to the ..Nor,h
American Relief Society for the IT.
ligent Jews of Jerusalem Palestine,
If the City Of New York, to which
ave before referred in this my last
will.
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re- The Fel:cia,a Wing ofthe 2lst
inst, says that the negro boy -, the
property Of J. B. Smith, of that parish
charged with the killinga fellow slave,
was tried on the goth inst, before the
proper tribunal, found guilty, and SEN
fenced to be executed on the 18th of
february next, within the jail yard.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-25

w 'o'oSSoI D'Duy gave I'll
& opening lecture at the Mechanics Ii
stitute Hall, New Orleans, during thi
u month. Dr.. Bennett Dawler followe,
= in a scientific lecture on Monda
I night
r. The Fe':cial,a Wing Of the 21s
inst, says that the negro boy -, tn
property Of J. B. Smith, of that parisl
charged with the killing fellow slave
was tried on the goth inst, before tn,
proper tribunal, found guilty, and sen
fenced to be executed on the 18th o
february next, within the Jail yard.
FlRE.- On Monday night last abo It
the hour Of II, fire broke out in the
upper story of. W. Browns machin.
and carpenter shop, at the head Of
Lafayette street. The FIRE quickly
spread to the adjacent frame buildings
consuming small house adjoining t.
Mr.. Brown, the property Of Micha"
Conner. also the kitchen and part If
the dwelling Of W. B. Reberts-used
as boarding house. Fortunately
the wind set in from the East ami
blew the flames towards the river,
which prevented the FIRE from crossing
North street. The small Office at.
tached to the Foundry of Messrs. Hill
l. Henderson on the left hanl side of
Lafayette, was in great jeopardy, and
was only saved by super-human exer
tions. The citizens generally. assisted
the sufferers with cotnmendable z.al.
and great credit for energy and prompt
ness is due to the two fire companies
Capt. Barry Of the Barracks, was ou'
with an efficient corps Of men, and did |
valuable service in preventing the
spread Of toe flames. Mr.. Brown we
learn has small insurance, but non.
of the other sufferers. The loss ofthe
machine shop of Mr.. Brown, is no.
only serious to himself, but to our il.
FAINT city. He had just finished his
worked by steam) and had
planning machines, sash-m king ma.
chimes, circular saws, morticing M
chimes, &c, all i'll successful operation
TnE FIRE AT Loursv,LLE.-Ths.
heaviest losers by the late fire at Lon
sville are the heirs of the late G. W.
Veissinger, who owned the four
houses On Commercial Row, and three
N Fifth. The eight house, small :
wo-story brick, was owned by Dr..
Wilson. The seven houses belonging
o the heirs yielded large rent, but c
7ere insured for only $4,000 in the )
'Iutual Mcssrs. Sherry & Bell had q
ltely made large additions to their ,
lock, and their loss is estimated at
$4,000, on which they had an insur- 0
nee of $4,000 in the Firemen's. They '
lyed* alt their books and papers. G
lr. Sands, the Surveyor Of the Port, .
ept his Office in the same building.
le also saved his books and papers. u
lessrs. Cope, Sergeant L. Co., liquor b
'erchants, estimate their loss at 6
5000, on which they had an insur- II
ice Of $1,000 in the Falls City. Cap 81
in Bssham and Captain Moorhead al
lctf lose about $4,000 Or $500. ct
hey had no Insurance. They, too, al
we'd their books The total loss is. q
at $4,000. W
A CORRESPONDENT Of the Glasgow II
rec Press states that whilst Mr., o.
leridan Knowles is lecturing ard y,
eacling with great vehemeuce J;
ainst Popery, his son Richard Brins- G.
Knowles, "a gentleman Of high stj
aracture and great attachments" th
, beeome Roman Catholic. a.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-25

4 LIE AND PORTER.-A large supply
a Of Barclay. Perkins & Co,s London
Porter ard Tennent Scotch Ale. warranted
genuine just received ard foT sale bys
jan 24ly VIM. BOGEL. Druggist.
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NAfice

NDfiCe.
wilinot pay any debts, contracted on my ne.
count BY my servants, unless BY my written
oroer JNO. D. BAKER.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-25

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Glasgow
Free Press states that whilst Mr..
Sheridan Knowles is lecturing ard
preaching with great vehemence
agains. Popery, his son Richard Brips-
ley Knowles, IA gentleman Of high
charac,ure and great attainmen.s."
has become Roman Ca,holio.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-25

.THE VERY BEST--Persons desiring
i any Of the celebrated med,cins CAL
led Brandy. can get some Of the pure and
nndnl rated Pinet, Castillnn & Co.'S at the
Drug Store Of WM. BOGEL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-25

y, NJ I'm bers Of the legislature
THE regular Baton Rouge ard New
L Orleans Packet Gypsy. James H.
IRE. mater. will leave for New Orl. ans.
every Monday at 12 NJ. and II ursdav at
Q :; NJ, arsiviness Baton Rouge on tho
seRsd sv. - ID. ~
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Black Blue, Green, and Red, with full and printed
Instructions for all to use, and will last sufficiently
long to obtain Five Hundred distinct Impressions.
II is put up in beautifully enameled colored
Envelopes, with truthful likeness Of the Pro
prietor attached. Each and every package war
ranted
IL Price So dozen ;-or five for one dollar.
Single packages 25 cents.
Address, post paid, N. HUBBELL,
Ne. 1877 Broadway, New York.