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rsyHE UNDERSIGNED, duly appointed Agent

~ Thoaentalbls for hs Of RUPT1H n ali lts
t,fms popularity the once sacta p9eas
10 she with hesr.siioy II sarsd-
cured BY the use of -.
sfIERMAN,s PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REakpYas'i
MediealF aculty Of ws y; ah
ye Truss the only eng ass ~
IL aIohsrs tits light sass ana
-, ennpsy hernial and peesty fasain tue
But here es be observed VA y
NJ the unortnnae mast loek er
they ssniaeh 80 - correct y
With he spmy the body for tho
80 good viii result from ia ~ Dr. Lawrence she sis
hratsd English writer Or hornis Ap - sue
sssratonsi meehsuicsl surgery. II
RUPTURE REMEDY - ~
Fsn ans addins V tss ars
M srsAin preventive when m
abdomen, or prsdisposition 70 rapture
the pfapreero ths popular ana
who years to the s ND
select scoS esse t1e rig
s,ss ana sha pa 10 speedy and sadeat
given to Rnptured Chlatsa
PLANTERS theu sIAy rs GU ~lkao
Interfering and sahapesa IN ALE ana usu
/ NESS. =. "a. rr., re- - = ftr,ur,e
RsEY ad xoshisas litatioas Qsi y pasksual
ms nesr o. Ahe = ihah
/ ~ nd have atsrsiss with
i DB.. SHERMAN,
| l.ss, Iysp As st. Charies stRest,
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY MORNING, December 10, 1854
CLEARED MONDAY M.zs.. a..#zz.

t Master
Ship I.eayts Sorer, Sah for Liverpool Whitney Aco
Ship Folsom Hsgln for Liverpool, whitney &eo
Ship Onward, Lane, fer liverpool, JP W hiHey gee
Schr Csntre Ameyina Chase for Wckham Sec
Ship Jas Titcomb, Dean, for Leghou, thhs hooR
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CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, December Is, 1854.
Arrived to-day rs Western Beeyes 4so Sheep and 20
Fine Kentucky Mich Cows The market is well supplied
and active and our quotations well sustained.
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d pICKLES-25o boxes NewYork and Boston,
disiw ii. STONE CO. cor Fulton, eraysr and Lsyes.
EeRAZIERS' C0PPER-21 cases assorted,
dis It r. NV SMITH COOPER Thospitoulas street
MMANILLA AND TARRED G0RDAGE-A
lVk fine assortment thread nchea landing md ot aais
by SAITH COOPER, los TebsuPitoulss street, dis u
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WANTED.

gNTANTED-By young lady, q Situation as
Nv seaslrss. in private family thorough knowledge
drees. making. Address L. at tha Office dis spSts
RMTANTED-A TEACHER Of the French Lam
NV guapeope capable giving in Vocal aud inu
sns Music prefTred aaia will be paid. Address
pis F. PARKER, Alexandria, La.
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HoTLANus OLYMpIC--AT THE AMERICA

Il IL THgATgg, PoYDEss sTRgEr-AcTTsG MANAGES, 4
Mn Eo. foLE " past %
al Tnfssa Circle Paraaet ceasecond Tier Boxes,
csntGaiiery Is free colersd FerseEs
Gallery. rs centsFr night Of the sesaohNk
NEsDAY EVENING" Deembsr performance g soa1asr
with the excellent comsdg acts, Of MARRIED LFkEha
Mssrs Holand. Barton HlI NJ hite Asslan Dsf
Dssri1g To be followed by She musical skeseh Of JENY
LINDJsBny Lad, Mrs. Barton Hill, siih songs daet
sone!uds ey} fairy
titled KABRF Magic MnroKsbr, Mr.. Hoends Priaca,
NJ W hite: Nfco Mcmillan, G. Hill,
with sons Ms Mcmillan FAIR Blsaehe, Miss u Dsenug, wish
- - - naricunrs ace hIi1. -. az at
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" VOWS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA

n YON'S EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAlGh
GINGERNohing need be said to command the asienoh 81
tho public this article, when convinced that is pure and
lie brakiah and urbd water rely
genuine character also extensively used for culinary
II aayorng cakes preserves, To the afflicted with Dyspep
Summer Complaints ChoeIa Nervous Debility Fever and Agae
yinesa nothing has been
equal effect Manufactured by E. THOMAS LYON chsmh'
in9urs for LYONS PURE GINGER. sodby reputable Drug
gsts throag hout world Sold In New Orleans by 20
6m3p j. WtiGfii q eo. ioi S"ah'e''
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NATIONAL GUARDS BALL - CON- ga
N PANY F.-k eraad Civic and Military BALL will be ~
gIvsn at UNION HALL jackson street. Fourth District
WEDNESDAY EVENING December III lsb4 for the benefit G
Of Company +, National Guards
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Gen. E. L. TRACY, Capt. ]. o. HOWELL,
cal u FORSO ?. o. CLAIBORNE,
liant Cal j. A. JAoUESS Lieut.. W. G. VINCENT,
Nal GER ARD STIi'H Lieut.. ". H STONE,
Adj EHAs EORNO Lieut.. BLACKBOARD.
Gu, n VOORHEES, Lieut.. c.. l.. MARSHALL,
fyapp. i i'd MEIIAFkEY,@z Lieut.. J. T. hITGAELL.
Capt, R. o. SMITH, Sur w w. MITCHELL,
Capt, c. d. pREUx, Sars JOHN CUOPEk,
Capt VIM. SALoMON. Serg LOUIS PONEh,
fsapt soRIA Ssrg. r. BGYLAED @
Liant w III ZIMMERMAN, Serg. W. ROUSSEAU.
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS
liant q IhfARSHALI. Serg. ARCH. FIRTH,
Liant j. a. WALKER, Corp. RODGERS,
Serg. i. JACOBS. Corp. :. y. BENNETT,
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
raj n FoRNo Corp 8. j. BENNETT,
Iis,t - yR 4 NIX RIACKFORD. DAVID ADAMS.
| Snrg, WIN. ROsSEAU, GEORGE buILER
sIeLe s9an obtained at the Music Stores at Burnett
a. hs Creole Office from any member of The Com
| So, So n Ar,a,yamants. nsa I'd
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ADJUSTMENTS,

GARLEAES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Decem-
Der 49, sk-WiI performed Opera by B4lp
NoRAAsseYa Gsafhssl; EAis Pfessie
ar who have engaged requested 70 sF
sor their Tickets O'clock otherwise thsg viii be dis
possd IL.
@ This public Informed that the Controllers bsvs oYisra
rive mo- al door.
or. CHARLES THEATER-B DEBAR, LIS
i , nEg avn ManaaEE-A. EaTtRL Aorrss M,xheER--c.
O. cHgsIEY ns W oo@k Cartssa Ytea
nj 1Fouh wight chipssTHIS EVENING, Tars
day 9Fss q Doniss.ts csassatsd
rate Sfau,n THE DAUGHTER HE
Daughter Regiment Mis- Rirhsgs win All ne
Rich ms reneiEst
III fsrss IF TfsE T0oDLES MI. Tooses. Mr. DsBar.
kE- Tomorrow, Benefit or Mys FICHfSGS.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
TUESDAY MORNING. Dece

TUESDAY MORNING, December 10, 1854
COTTON -. There was an active demand yesterday,
resulting in sales fully $500 bales Prices
ally easier, but veryirrsguar. We yet quote =
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. ~
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nAN RIcEss AMPHITHEATER--J. MAsos

IzssTx Asp MAx4esR--T. !. coHsoE, srAoE MAsaesk
a.. ktsetieThfd the eugaxemsnt celebrated
American ADDE OSWALD o 4 engaged sor nights
% nd evening celebrated Of Ks
CAFFEINE e. Crsinpten Duhsr NJ vapee
GonesTUEsDAY EVENING Dsesmber l9-re eogsnsnce -
Adds Oswald followed his frss act Of ROBERT Ma
CAIRE FAyORTE DANCE-siiss Lzzs Freeman san-
cIuae with HOLE THE WALL. SIS
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N1- Ship CoRoNET, Captain Cousins, from
Liverpool ready discharge Poas 9s First District
copgsees are requested attend q the receipt Of her fright
the Lsvee will be ssnt 10 the pabc the risk and
pSnse Of the owners thereof.
az. WHITNEY d co 81 Camp street
Nzs- Ship POLAR STAR, Capt. Loyett, from
Boston, dhaghg her oppopla Post First District
ihe receipt Of their goods
diS GEO. W. HYNS0S q co. - Camp atreet
G&- NoTICE-The bark GENEsEE, Capt. d.
MOTT from oand, 10 disqhsgipg Post 81 Third Dsct Cam
reqnsaed attend 81 thesr goods on the v
will be stored thesr and fisk.
dis q. c. BoGERT b CO. SO Camp street
aa- NorIcE-The ship GRANITE STATE, Bill
ngs mlstsr Hasre, charging Post ST. Thitd Dis
tr 70 rsaps Of the
goods. g. y. B1GERT a CO. 90 Camp stree, :
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MAN AMBURGH'S MENAGERIE = Tt

WAN AMBURGHS MENAGERIE = The
complete collection Of WILD ANIMALS ard
BIRDS World including the Trick ELEPHANT Tppo Sui
RiiIsoCERos Unisen q Holy WIT 10 Fan Crown
L0sESSES, number Of variety
FOREST BEASTS and DESERT MONSTERS from Aaia, Africa
Europe ca exhibited Of jackson
Fourth District four ceamentnF Deca
ls FLOATING PALACE elegantly sHd
well ha Of the hei, lsirsAnd
iungiss. =.
Riders with the wonderful exploits ef MI Stewas
Elephant SULTAN, Aad eo1elEdesh the thrilling
Van Amburgh in ths Lions and Tigers Dsns.
~ Open from 10 A. n. TO ~ P. N.
T Psrfor1uaace Animals at and O'Clock NJ
Admission 50 cents children and SERVANTS Us esnta oil
EaEEL,S SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE-AR-
IL acRY HALL-sxTH WEEK on WEST & PEEL's ORIG
NAL CAMPBELL MINISTRIES This popular Troupe will
evsr evening undsy where will be podncst
riety Psntoes BrreIqds Msnager,
Mys With Ethiopian AHs'relsy, by
the MODEL TROOP or THE & oRLD.
az open 6 Concert 10 commence at II O'Clock.
EB- Tickets, Fifty Csnia.
MATT PEEL, Manager,
dlaf SA DR. u. A. JONES, Agent.
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g;gT HITE LEAD-65 tons Union Manufac-
Slsa lure, 0f sMTH COOPER, loo TshouptOalas street

FSIRE CRACKERS-500 boxes, for sale by
ais fw H. L. STONE co. cor Fulton sreysr and Leves
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IoBAcco-hhda-
Stock on hand Sept. ............26,67S 23,T12
Received yi since 49,. Alb 6OS 2,O75
yesterday 80. 7G08=45oel2 3D. 21O1
47729O 25,81s
Exported to date !. 4. J. 2ogS85 1856
:. Yesterday -. 7,sSl-sO7,766 77l-1s,s6t
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The TRurn or THE NATTER

The TEUrH or THE MATTER
We do not kl.oa who wrote this, but
he is a shrewd observer If things, be
he who he may. We find the par
agraph making the rounds -
Divers sl,rewd opinions are yen-
tured nowadays, that owing to the
immence influx Of IIibernians, this
country is to be taken by the Irish, Al,
Holland has been on one or two coca
sions by the Dutch. This is all moon
shine. For every two 1rishmen who
land upon cur shores, comes one
Dutchmau, with pblegm enough to
neutralize.the vim ''of whole county
Of Tippessry boys, and 50 strongly,
sleerily Protestant as to defy the
Establishments Of a whole college of
Jesuits; for you might as well try to
convert Prot. Bowen to liberal views
as to make proselyte ola Dutchman
to any creed s.nacking Of Catholicism
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ANrUporr Sir CinfIes - ~
|.r;ed tS ! lal1t of strong th6udN e,a1s1a
eharscter, ai;d he delistted ilI7se1afiipo
]. q adYent,,ye. which { ones iall ma
na;r q ,..rr ssksr...t1r;xt;a 50 Nh IA
~ 80 &c. ~ = = g. -'aTsM -
a.'' 'ae i''s' "ei1 10y 80 go
M,, 's'su'.sae 1 - '1e ns ~, = ~
80. 's -. ~ 1870 81 .n Aao
~ so';t - A..sa 4 -: ! n 10y" !,
a. .,sh 8. Il 5. . II .... j. ! "a d i
.ns WI " Z. Y,'l''s ~ !, =
~. s :ssA.s 80 ~ 8. y. ss'l 81. IN.
= ~ luz ~. .. 'an 80. .ea 9,
- ~ - i, 81 WA spu = ss''a ss'n's'
! 'Ps !. p. 49, e a'sapt'e Nhsle sAs
.s,' MA !, ana.sos = ask nun I''e ,sai
. Wy =. ss1...'.'' ~" ope ~
neal = q 'nq ''s''lss a''u a'spu'a, ,.'.
h.ss's-s--' ~ ssle''s;t'' ~ was no sligna
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mitchell THE PATRIOT. The edit
or of the New York Mirror who dined
with John Mitchell the Irish exile, a
few days since, says he is quite young
mn rather tall and sic nder; com
complexion remarkably transparent;
and he is without exception the must
refined Irishman he has ever seen.
Hc is the son, it is said Of Unitarian
clergyman
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SELLING LIquon TO SLAVES.
number OF cabaret and groggery keep
ers have been arrested in Vicksburg,
Miss, charged with selling liquor to
slaves. A young man named Harris,
belonging to the Sons Of Temperance.
BACKED himself and went The rounds
il, company with a slave, and the keep
ers Of the houses were arrested on lis
information. They were all fined and
their licenses taken from them, the
former punishment producing 81 300
to the city treasury.
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New a1rertisem { INST.
EYeItiMg NchnOI.

An EVENING SCHOOL viii be opened FOR the
- reception OF pupils in the school room Of the
First Ward, East Baton Rouge, Monday evening,
Jan 18th at half past six O'clock under the tuition
Of G. g. TERRY.
The object u tlis school is 10 afford the Young
men and boys OF this place, who have not an OPP
portnnity ofatfendiDg day schools, means OF qtai.
flying themselves IN those branches, necessary IN
the common business of life The course of In.
s,rnction adopted ia this school il designed 10 be
ia the strictest sense, practical the main branches
to be pursued, are Arithmetic. both practical and
scientific, English Grammar, PenniansIiip Book.
keeping, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and
Physiology
ARITlIMETIC.--Th important branch will be
taught according to the most approved methods :
its various application In the transaction OF bnsi-
ness Will be explained and illustrated instruction
will be given in averyyariety OF computations per-
tanning to business operations.
PRACTICAL PESMANSHIP..-A portion Of the
time during each school will he devoted IN teach
ing systematic style Of business writing, COM
bining freedom with Il thorough command Of the
hand and pen, accuracy and elegance, with ease
and rapidly and perfect iegibilty with Beauty Of
construction.
E00K-K EEPING,--A complete practical course
Of instruction will be given in the art Of keeping
scientifically, Single and Double Entry Books, III
the different departments Of Trade, comprehend
ing Inc bestfoEms IN We among the most eminent
NATURAL se1ENUls. -1nstruction win he given
in the Natural sciences, by familiar lectures in
connection with sieb experiments MS shall render
subjects clear to the understanding Of the pupils
The study Of Physiology will be rendered interest.
ing and practically the use Of a variety Of Anat-
onical plates and drawing.
instruction will be given in the higher branches
Of Mathematics, including Algebra, Geometry,
Trigonenetrs, dc, If desired. Terms for lnstluc.
ton per month W. Jan. ttl 1854.
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Parish Tax Notice.

TsHE undersigned having been appointed
collector Of Parish faxes in end for the
Parish 81 East Baloh Rouge: give noted
TO all persons indebted for Taxes for tho.
year 1853. TO come forward and make jrq1
ne date par ment o. The same. at his ofirel
a. the store CT Elachet & B.roks, oiss
Church street in the citpne na're orree,
O.iHACKET, &
Jan ~. Collector of Parish lakes.
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Western Ersss.uce.

Qn BOXES As SIS X Gfs Ssar Candcs 4
~ 40 barrels rare Whis key; 10 bar.
rels Mononsahala Whiskev, 10 iron bound
half barrels v hisk-y 70 ffkins choice IA
Die Butter; G barrels died Apples; 1000
Db!s sugar cured Hams just received direct
from The West ard for sale forca.bby
ian.l0-tf. JOSHUA BEAL.
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Gbf Dailg C1ulet.
E1-There viii be a large sale Of
standard and miscellaneous b ooks,
stationary, etc., At Auction. s,y L. +.
Powers 4 Co, IN the basement story
'ofths Harvey House tonight. 81

EvEslko ScmocL. will be found
in our advertising columns the open
ing Of IN evening school on Monday
next, January 18th, by aMr.Charles
q. Terry.
We do not heritate to recomm end
to parents, and others. this school.
To those young men who arc in bu-
siness and would like to acquire
thorough knowledge Of the. branches
he proposes to teach, and partic ularly
Penmanship and Bookkeeping, We
say now is the time.
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CUMBERLAND RivER.A-The Nash.
vile Banner, uf the "a i Inst says that
the river rose six inches the previous
day, and there we're three feet Of water
on the shoals.
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A TAX abont Thhgs u dsneral.

some few candidates who are exceed
itglv anxious to serve faithfully the
Servants Of the peoples 1T Is .
praiscwoishy trait, atia speaks wen for
The country and j. institutions, when
such a numerous band, Of youth aud
aged men, can be found ready at "a
moments notice 10 cn,DN their names
upon their country's journal. ] This is
the age Of heroic self-devotion. We
were YESTERDAY reminded by beholding
once more, the familiar gate aid coun-
tenance of that war-worn, veteran fill
buster, Maj. Kelly, that the smoke Of
the battle fought at, and near Bahia
Honda, had scarcely yet blown over,
ere we are astounded by the exciting
intelligence that Young America -
had walked into bis one.legged majes-
TVS doninions, and declared to the
''greasers' that they were free and IN
dependent, and had a right to do just
as they pleased. This declaration
must have had u similar effect upon
the "greasers," to that felt by the
Hibcrilian, who while STOPPING down
to get paving stone to beat off one
of the canine race, whose incisors were
in most atfeetionate contiguity with
just about six or eight inches below
the middle Of his back, exclaimed with
profound disgust and Indignation, that
he would "Lave sich a free country,
where the stones are tied fast and
the dogs were turned loose Uncle
Sans dogs Of War" have been let
loose after officers and citizens Of the
Young Republic Of California we
hope for the sake Of President Wal
ker and his cabinet, they may be cap
tured by Uncle Sans troops instead Of
those Of the Dictator, SAINT, Anna
But we are cratic. The subject was
The Legislature, candidates, etc. The
after are informed that we keep a
Directory in our columns, in which
heir names will be conspicuonsly set
orth and their merits proclaimed to
IN anxious and waiting public. From
present appearances there will be no
IN all who come here to find
bed and board. Coil |
md wood is dear and scarce, but the |
assembled WISDOM will find |
hat by the prudent foresight of the
'crgeant-at-arms Mr.. Peralta, the |
State House has been provided with a
supply.
From the rumors afoat, it is proba.
lie, that in addition to the number
# our annual visitors, we shall be
IGNORED with the presence Of M,
'edini, the Pope's Nuncio. A con-
iderable excitement has been raised
n our goodly Crescent City at his in
ended visit. Now We care personally
othing about the Pope or his Nuncio,
or were all the crowned heads Of
Europe, to pay It's visit. would it dis
arb our cquanimity Of temper or
rouse our admirations. It is BY such
lily demonstration, as that manifes-
ID in New Orleans, and such riots
nd outlawry as was exhibited in Gin
innatti, that fanaticism and h,lmbug-
cry ofevery description gains strength
nd obtains notofiety and if Jesuitism
r any other fanatica! ism, obtains an
scendancy III this country, it will be
y means Of this kind Of opposition
ordering upon persecution. Had
DC Smith been let alone in his var
aries, the sect Of Mormons, would
ave been but as ripple on the sea
time past, and long ere this would
ave been buried in the gulf Of OBJ
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BATON ROUGE FOUNDRY.

TNHE subscribers having bought the
4 patent issued 10 Isaac Babbiit. for
Improvements in TIE mo'e Of making bores
far fries. Gndgeons. DE-. hereby inform
Planters and others, that they are prepared
to execute any work in their line, with
the compound known as Rabbits metal z
which is Preferred BY many persons to
Brass boxes
jan i Hill & HENpek SON.
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D. H.ACKET.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS Will DE RECEIE.
1. ed By the Baton Rouge, Crosse Tate and 0pe..
lousas Plank Road Company, for the following
works:
Grading west Of Lake Cocodrie 20 the Crosse Tdte.
" from The Lake to Films Tract Of Land. 4
g Fins 10 fi,e Mississippi River. \
Falling tire timber on the s..lss of tbs road frons
Grpssc T6te TO Lake Coeodric. Il
Ptinkng eigh. miles or more.
Securing down. tic Thanking.
The propes,ls II he presented ON or hsfoTe she
stl dag Of February next lis5l.)
Specifications Tor tie raid work 10 be scen ut fe
Office of the President Of the Company, on Bayo4l
Crosse Tetc, and ~ f.le once offs NJ HART, in tfAl
Towhof Baton Rouge. JAS. II. JOHNsTOS, 81
janisiHo. secre'ar5s
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PoRcELAiN CLAt.-The Charleston

PORCELAIN CLAt-The Charleston
Courier says:
We are truely gratified to learn
that clay adapted for the manufacture
Of porcelain is abundant at Granite
vile, in this State, and that in view of
encouraging new branch of industry,
the q raniteville company have granted
the exclusive privilege Of using the caly
on their extensive property to the
Porcelain Manufacturing company Of
Bennington, VI, upon The condition
that it shall be worked upon the spot
This condition has. we understand
been accepted, and operations will be
commenced iii Tic spring.
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CARDINAL WisEMAS Cardinal
Wiseman is still at Rome, and it is
considered nore than probable that
will not again return to England.
Ills health is said to have suffered
considerably from the severity Of his
labors in England since the establish
ment Of the hpal hierarchy and
a growing is prevalent in Roman
Catholic circles, that the Pope will
employ him in some high diplomatic
post at Rome, instead Of sending him
back to superintend the affairs 0. The
Roman Catholic Church in England.
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The st. Louis Democrat Of the 10th
inst, says that one feature of the ex-
tensiye operations Of Belcher and Bro.
Of that city, would almost seem like a
yeriiicatim Of the old saw carrying
Goals to Newcastle. Reference is
made to the shipments Of refined SUI
CARS and syrups from their factory
III ST. Louis, to Louisiana and other
southern sugar growing States. This
is not more strange and absurd than
it is to send cotton across the Atlantic
only to have it spun and woven and
brought back.
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T,REsH MEDla9NTs AND OILS.
4 .Lail,lamsn ii quarts. pints and half
pints. Goloync. Iodine. lufpentine Meats
foot Oil, C5pptrsis, Ilygiai Pills. Phillips
Liqui.., Glaie ard Ainn. Just received
from New York ard 'ot sale hv
ian 10 GEO N. HEROMAN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-14
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NTOTICEis Hereby given to the Stock
/ ' holderscf this esssnl any that an in-i
s'ailtne..t Of ten per cent en- the amount
of stock 90 50 per silarel will be due arr.
PAYABLE on the first day Of February next
lls54) BY order OF The Board.
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