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Polishing Irons.
Coal Cooking Stoves.

OF the best quality just received Aso sad Irons
~ Patent Selfheating Smoothing Irons, by
Oct. 10. fl.tlf a4g IL. L.. CHAMBERLAIN,
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Millineryaald Fancy Goods.
2 iSseS Field ~ WiH6esg lgr

\ ". NMhsSyCS KHCNW 90 WWHNNCS p (
IL ciny, that they have recently formed eopartAershp
in the MILLINERY BUSINESS in the store Sd door west
OF the Post Once where they prepared 10 exhibit
fashionable Fall and Winter Goods,
which IN quality variety and prceswi compare favorably
with any in this city
large assortment Of Bonnets Ribbons Flowers Gloves
Hosiery lAces, Embroderes, &C., always on hand. Also
press trimmings, such as Velvets, Gimps Waive Brads
&C., &C., together with good assortment Of Worsteds La
dies Chinets and Children Sacks.
u Particular attention paid to bleaching and sewing
Straws.
Dresses and Sacks manufactured to order
Bath, Oct. II, 1853. @ Er F.FT ~ l7tf
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ID LIE 1NSURNNm OLE
Annuity and Trust Company
iina CAPITAL, $3.50 600. saT
saiCASH SYSTEM EXCLUsIyEfvpa
No Premium Notes and no Assessments
STEPHEN II cRAwsFoKD, Pres CHAs q .IodEAy So.
PLINY FISK Acluary.
LOCAL BOARD OF REFERENCE. AN iI
Enoch It rain& 90. 11 James Reed Esq,
j. O Howe * CO. Albert Fearing, Esq.
Bia nchafd. ConierseG Co M Halbrook Esq lat
Nash, CalendcT& Co. f. Il. h. Forbes. ESQ
y b. KinballN Co. Philip 6 RELY, Jr., Esq.
Gcorgeh -CFay& Co'sy ~ George WIN Gordon .Esf
This company require NJ premiums 20 be paid in
Cash. agreeabyio lhe !ublished custom of thebes
English Offices; and hepreseni value Of Annual Divi
dendsare payable ncash, onetfiand u eductedfron
future premi umS, NJ option OF The party insured oil
cies purchased after TWO years.
" California Risks 4 reduced rate ! o fpremiumaT
BLSBEE y BITES New England Office No Il
Congress .Boston rier or 10 flee venue
a few doors from Slate Street KAMA Nm
w r. PAYNE M d., MedicaI Examiner
PeIeg NVndswOrfh, Agent for Bath solIcitstht
patrona oflhose who wish avail themselves oftht
super ior facilities and advantages Of this company
whichcombihes aIlthe benefits Of the Mutua System
wiihthe addilionasecurity Of large Stock Capital
GeorgeT Barrett ,Agenifor Brunswick. 52tf
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OF superior quality expressly fitted for burning coal tho
" equally well adapted wood also furnished with new
style of which passes of into the stove all the steam
generated by boiling and frying Please call and examhe
at Ii. L. CHAMBERLAlN'S Rogers. blocA,
August 2. 4i
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Hot-Air Furnaces and Ranges.

0F the most approved kinds in use put up
- give satisfaction. Also constantly hand and for
sale at the lowest cash prices, large assortment of
Cooking and ParIOr Stoves, a
some (which are superior for burning coal any thing
the market Clmbooses; Oven, Ash and Boiler Mouths;
Iron and Chain Pps Lead Pipe; Sheet Lead Zinc, &C.
Tin Sheet Ion Copper and Lead work attended to with
promptness, and warranted by la
ft.t ftittfe r H. L. CHAMBERLAIN.
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The young widow who edits a paper out il
Ohio, says I'VE don't look so well today OF
account Of the non-arFival Of the mails.
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Plaid Thibets.

lust received few pieces Plaid Thibets, very
y fine aud beautiful patterns, for sale cheap, by
Nov 25. OWEN & co.
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Cumberland Coal.

R0rZ TONS Run of the Mines Cumberland Coal supe
~ ror article for Blacsmiths' use, landing per
steamship Freeman awden, from Alexandria, and for sale
at my Coal Yard wharf north of b. O. Baieys
Bath, June III, 1853. So is s.H b. o WEEKS.
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AS TO TESTIMONIALS


volume might be written coming from Druggists Ply
scians, and private individuals, speaking in the highest
terms Of the curative properties the EYE sALvE Of its
curing, when they had been pronounced incabIe
the EYE INFIRMARIES in Cleveland and New York City,
Several have been related curing horses eyes,
after they nearly blind. esFnrsnE
Similar have been related to its curing when
the nrmaries Of Syracuse and Buffalo, N. " and Cincin
NATL Ohio, had failed 70 For case of this Kind
would refer to A. ,B. Rogers, Bernars,yt er
would refer to Abel Trip, Of West Windsor w. for
of its curing horse when the eyeds were swollen
the muscles relaxed ha able to raise the lids
with constant discharge water from the eve nearly
blind He used three boxes in few days applying
it freely the eyeds and hollow over the eye giving
physic at the same time. - 80 - 49,
could add testimonials in abundance of cases that have
been related to saying they would not take one
hundred dollars for the benefit they have received
from the of the Save Others that ve and even twe
ty-fve dollars would buy the half box they have on
hand, if they could get no more. r9fof
vr.Nsr (SignedD al G, D, N. WOODWARD. !.
This may certify that have known G. d. NJ. Woodward
from bis early YOUTH aud believe him to be person of
srctest integrity, and well worthy of the confidence and
patronage Of business men, l raFm4
Hayerhill, n. H., Feb 16, 1858. JOHN PAGE.
From personal knowledge Of Rev. c. B. NJ. Woodward
we confidently and cordially endorse the above
recommendation by En- Governor Page, Of New Hampshire.
JOSEPH E. KING, Principal Of Newburgh Seminary.
A. STEVENS, Editor of Zons Herald, Boston, Mass.
osMoND. G. BAKER, Professor OF, Biblical Institute
Concord, N III. Ft' &@R }4iA ~
Soa ~ the dozen orsingie bottle BY @. W.ATWELL,un
Also sold by Az G.. Page, Bath, and by Druggists and
dealers IN medicines generally. Fl IN ~ sa H
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THE subscriber will keep constantly Oh hand, for
sale Busting and Sporting Powder, by FHe Neg
also Sale IN Fuse. M a f.R hsf.ss Ill NJ. BOVEYsrs
Opposite Elliot House Block, Front Sc.
Bath, April IL. ffgA
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TUST'recei we'd from New Bedford, bbIs Bic; ched
spring Sperm Oil 10 bbls beached spring Whale
Olli boxes Wax Capdes 10 boxes Adamaniine. do.
TOBACCO -Fealhersione Wood gate, and Pollard
brands. For sale by d & IL. PATTEN.
Mpyit7s nn-lard .rH lif as lMe lftrT
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Well replied he in durance vile, i can
swear am not worth five pounds
We'll, WE'LL replied The justice-1 can
swear the rest. SO step forward, Johnny.
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Accordeons and FIutinas.


A GOOD assortment, iorsale.by fn ...fa ...t
u Sept2S a-@ ..s..f IL. 6 IT. MARST A
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DR.. Pettit's American Eye Salve.
Statemcnt of Rev, G, B, NJ, Woodward.

From its great length unable to give it entire
but can only present it in a condensed form.
cit was in the fall Of 1919, first became acquainted
with the American Eye Save. 1 had been, for nearly
toenty years, severely afflicted with Sore and Weak Eyes
the effect of having the measles at an adult age
daughter Of mine hail. been, for two years. troubled
with WEAK AND IMPLANTED EYES, caused by the Salt
Rheum a part of the time confined to a dark room.
For the first eight years after had the MEASLES had
used many medicines for the eye no good effect that
had lost all confidence in any such mcdicineshad alb
soutey refused to any for years was urged 10
let my daughter try it, but refused for three weeks
was, at last, pursuadetI give trial. first on my own
eyes, but with great caution let my daughter try it,
1t cured her eyes gave others who aic-
ted. gaze perfect satisfaction. Cases ofseveraI years.
standing were cured by it. -4
little girl of Mr.. Baldwin, Bradford, w. severely afIlic
ted from Infancy, which had baed the efforts Of all the
Physicians, was perfectly cured by the Salve r..
In common of Sore Inamed eyes, 10 cures very
readily but in long standing Of inflammation and
weakness be used some to know its real val
1t win Strengthen ieeak eyes. have used it two
years. most every night just before going bed and the
benefit have received from great to set price
Goggles and Glasses, my companions for eighteen
years, have been laid aside all the storms Of win
ter and dustof summer with the nakedeye s
The Eye delicate organ, and people are not to be
blamed fer being careful about what they are using for
medicine. was unAelevng and had as little con-
dence, any in the Eye Salve but Ihave had an
extensive opportunity Of knowing its happy results in n
merous cases. throughout the1engh and breadth Of large
territory do not know Of any where it has done
any injury in the end; and have yet learn where it
has been used according to directions and failed to good
that anything else has cured. rH r
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Some years ago, justice, Of great integrity
was called to Jail to liberate prisoner who
had been incarcerated for debt. The law 'o--
daned that, as the condition Of his enlarge
ment, he should give his bible oath that he
was not worth five pounds.
We'll Johnny, exclaimed the justice, 'can
you swear that you are not worth FIVE pounds,
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Wanted,

Oh TAILORESS Girls, 10 whom The highest wa.
= ~ ges WIN be given Al
w ia WTHORNE'S. no 60 r ronr Street.
Bath, ApriI4, 1883 49tf
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by the first medical men in Paris, they found to pos
strange and marvellous power in relieving PAIN wher-
applied and by their influence were introduced into
the hospitals Of that city secured by letters patent
by the French Government.
They introduced in almost every Hospitals Eng
land Germany, Austria, Belgium and patented in those
countries where thew have become the
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wilson, Fairbank a. Co.


Brewers, Stevens 4 Gushing, Boston, Mass.-B. A.
Fahnestock, Huh Co., New York, N. Y.-AIlen & O.,
Carlton \ Hovey, Lowell. Mass--F. Scammon d Co..
chicago, ILL.,. =. Wilder 4 Co., Louisville Ky-R.
Holllster Z Co., Buffalo, n VI. !. Thompson Co.
Troy M. Y--J.J Musson, Quebec, O. E--W. T.. Baird,
woodstock, N. B--lngraham Fuller; Bangor, Me,-
H. H. Hay J. Durgn 4 Co.. Portland, New. @. Poor,
Belfast and many others Of the oldest respee
table Druggists and Apohecares in the United Saeand
British Provinces.
In connection with old 80 cent article put up
81 size, in large square bottles with rich enameed blue
wrappers, gilt directions, and fac sme Of VIM. Jonn Gut
er containing nearly four times the quantity Of the small
size. '@E q" .Ai.l
u Beware Of Coa1iterteits and limitations 2! !uEl
Enquire for the article by its WHOLE NAME, WI. rfN
Is.ii "NEGETABLE PULMONARY BAlSAM, .nr
Prepared only nv REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggists
Boston, sold by Apothecares and Country Merchants
generally. Price large size, S1OO small size 90 cents
H H. HAY Portland, general agent for Maine.
For sale in Bath by A. g. PAGE, and others. Sm2s
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Stop and Read.

lIE subscriber has just returned from Boston with
stock of Boots and Shoes for the fall trade. l.h
Purchasers respectfully invited to call and examine
his Stock aud learn the prices. -g k1nAg~.sN
Bath, Sept. 10Th, 1858. if w tlt j. w. ROBERTS.
A NCLETIES-Misses' and Childrens'-for sale by
\ July 26. .....f.. .-r.. .rr-I l.. s. FISHER.
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Of the best patterns which waent to give satsac
ton to all in want would invite to call and examine
All of which will be sold at fair prices by f
.T g s .rs.l WATSON 4 PENNEI.
Oct' ~. asmHL Broad st. Bath
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Tour State.O
STANLY COAL BURNER,

Lowell Coal and Gas Burner Saratoga do Parlor Cookn
Coal Crates Sheet and Cast Iron Parlor Franklin Box an
Cylinder stoves in great variety; Fire Frames &C.
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IA poor fellow who chopped off his hand 4
while cutting wood the other day, sent 10 an
apo.hecary for remedy for chopped hands.
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INVALIIS OF BATH AND VICINITY |

YOUR attention is urgently invited careful and candid
perusa ofsometng that just been introduced into your
rocky, barren, yet time honored State. r'af
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Pulvcrmacher's Electric Chains.

And to prove this assertion defy any pe+son 10 produce
many WELL AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES OF
Scientific Physicians and intelligent patients may BE-
found III pamphlet Of 70 pages to he bad Grats1 Of tina
agent in this city.
The Electric Chains first Introduced in France in
1850 after Iainp subjected II the nost
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TOLIIIC Chains!
ALL DISEASES
Esc II gasa slerstOOd

that are caused by deficient amount Of NERVOUS FIf
I'D, greatly relieved If not permanently cured by sim
ply wearing the chains for few hours each day
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One Weird more to TnvaIidS.


Physicians politely invited to call and examine their
and nronnnnce nnnn thair inertia
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-19

"Wno MADE YoU !"-One of the
ladies connected with the Methodist
Five Mission" who has under her
charge some thirty little boys, called
them together on the morningo Of
Christmas. to perfect them in their an
swers to questions, she intended to
put to them before the visitors during
the afternoon. After arranging them
properly, the first boy on the right, in
answer ID the question, "who made
YOU was to say God" The next, "Of
what were you made 2" reply "the
dust Of the earth," and so on through
the Catechism. The all-important
moment having arrived, the "shavers"
were told to stand up. The little
head boy, it seems, was missing, but
the fact being unnoticed by tie teach.
er, she proceeded with the question,
"Who made yon ?" which elected the
following laughable answer: Il was
made out of the dirt Of the 'ert but
the little Teller what God made, has
got the belly ache and gone home
~ Y. Blirror.
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Ut. b. Thorpe, the Big Bear
Of Arkansas' man, is just getting out
press new book, to be called scenes
and Characters down tho Mississippi. i"
1t is a book that will find customers
here-a-ways.
Who it is that says this, we don't
know; We have said SO much in ref.
ence to Tom Owen, that has turned
out not to be 80 that We endorse moth.
ing.
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The GREAT Wall or CHfrA.-In

The GREAT Wall or CHlrA.-In
a lecture on China, which he deliy.
cred at Boston the other day, Dr..
Bowring said it had been calculated
that fall the bricks, stones, and ma.
sorry Of Great Britain were gathered
together, they wolld not be able 70
furnish materials enough for the Wall
OF China, and that all the buildings in
London put together would not make
the towers and currents which adorn
it.
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] D'1t affords US great deal Of
pleasure to notice the receipt Of street
lamps and lamp-posts, which are now
being erected under the supervision
Of our estirnable fellow-citizen, Capt.
W. F. Tunnard. This posts are Of
iron--a very graceful and substantial
pattern, and are now being placed in
the most public thoroughfares.
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| Thanks. So frsquently DO va
omit y tender "m,feigned tbanls, Z
for favors received from various quas.
ters, that wefeel a ooaDpuctiou Of con-
cience come over US semi .occaion1ly:
the oppression Of whcih, Va cannot
fcstrsin ourself from giving uttefsnce
TO- There ar great many gener~
Gus fellows in town, who como up
regularly every morning, p report
themselves;;' and We feel under 80
many obligations to them, that it is .
very delicate subject for US to talk Of.
ttgrieves Us exceedingly, to think
that they are notrewarded with any
thing more substantial than thanks.
They are however rscompsuced BY
being claascd. alphabetically on our
list Of innumorahe reporters, and they
are, no doubt. fully concious Of the
fact, that they ore performing a.great
service % this community, II not to
mankind 10 general. So numerous
are our reporters on this frss list, that
We doubt very much If there is any
single thing occurring within this great
city-either BY day Or night, Of which
we are not correctly informed. OIL
cource we cannot. and dare hot say |
all we know" because there are a
great many funny business trassac. |
TONS il would not do to repeat.
Col. Markham Of the wharfbost,
has our thaks, Genl. Pete Myers,
Capt Ure, Cotton, Newell. Capt. Gross,
White and others They are al
clever, whole-souled fellows-have
ust PERCEPTION, and due appreciation
# all that is good, and proper; and we
rope they msy live ITO run" until
honorable old ago comes, and settle in
heir knee joints. In connection with
bis wish, we may express the desire,
hat the Comet may at that time be
making its diurnal motion to remeln-
'er their virtues, and. Is captain Cut.
h would say, make Q note Of EN-"
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\ en- Aopertisem { 1T 9 .
Particular Notice.

INHE undersigned would most respect.
i fully inform his numerous friends and
acquaintances, that he has removed his Jew
elry store corner Of Third and Church streets
where he will be prepared to accommodate
an those who will favor him with ca II.
ne would also inform all those with whom
he is acquainted, that he is prepared to re.
celve watches, Jewelry, fancy goods &C.,
to be sold on commission.
janis r. J. DELARODERIE.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-19

E1-A gentleman writes US from a
place called Due West, Abbeville Dis
trict South Carolina, and says: If VIC
send him a sample copy Of the COMET
he can obtain "a respectable Club"
The question is what is meant BY a
respectable Club? Will somebody
who has been in the newspaper bust
mss longer than we have, please in
form US, what's meant by a 1espec-
table club? H.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-19

An Irish lad complained the other
day Of the harsh treatment received
from his father. "He treats me-"
saio he mournfully, las if / was his son
by another father and mother"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-19

E7F The Comet owes its readers
an apology for not having published
The Governors message yesterday. The
TACT Is, we didn't have it before it was
delivered. 1fthis is not sufficient ex.
,cuse. We have none other to offer.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-19

= Cases Pie Fruits S Cases assorted
- Pickles 2 cases Fruits in their own
juice; | case Fruits in Brandy; 10 baskets
Oliver Oil; 2 bags b lack Pepner: 1 bags
Allspice: gross Mason's Hacking 100
reams Wrapping Paper: 10 dozen Watcr
buckets; 10 pound Cloves; recently re-
cesved and for ssle At retail BY
nov. lS1y r4 DeHtA BEAk. .
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Tie LA. INSTITUTE FOR MyTrs, AND
THE BIZ ND.---The demands on this in
stituiior are daily increasing. The
room in the old college buildings is
nearly all occupied, and applications
for admission are still being made
We begin now to find that the num-
Der OF this class Of the unfortunate. in
this State, is equal to the average in
others States.
The La. Institute, is established UNI
der such Laws, as must render it in a
few years, a great Southern Asylum.
c-editable to Lduisiana's generosity,
and an honor to the Southern country.
Tho terms upon which mutes and the
blind, are admitted into the institution,
from sister States, are Of the most lib
cral character. The following pupils
arrived at the institution on Tuesday
last: Jasti.ien Barbier, PAMELA Ira
liant, Desire Achez, Eugene Archez.
All of the Parish nf A ssumnt;on
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ges which be was authorized g max
Of our own public Documents AM
Reports for other, foreign or domestic
works. @
500 volumes have thus been adde,
to our stock, which, il continued undo
the same good management and yea
will soon compare with the larges
and most select in the Union.
7 The, institution for the Deaf ant
Dumb aud the Blind has been in sue
cessful operation during th. past year
The new buildings delayed somewhat
by the prevalence Of the epidemic, are
now being vigorously prosecuted. The
number Of pupils has considerably in.
creased and the want Of adequate &C.
Communications is beginning to be seri.
ously felt.
The lease Of the Penitentiary ax-
pires in October next. It will become
your duty to decide upon the expcndi.
eney ofre-leasing it, or Of placing it
under the exclusive and Immediate
management Of tho State. The ques-
ton involves considerations Of a moral
and social character, compared t.
which oil others sink into utter insiQ.
nificance. "e ne'
\ The Governor at the close Of his
message reviews hastily the present
political condition Of Cuba. The
English Authorization Of the Island,
and calls on our citizens TO stengtllen-
ing the watchfullness Of the admins
trstion in executing any measure for
our protection which might seem nee
sssary to adopt.
The HEALTH OF THE SrArE.-In
he House the other day, Mr.. Taylor
# Jefferson, introduced the following
aaa
"ResoIvc1, That committee Of three
members be appointed to examine and
eport into the best means Of sustaining
he Health Of the State"
1t is not to be marvelled at, that
he Resolution was lost. The passage
t any such Resolution, would call for
n indignation meeting Of Physicians
nd unite the now divided Esculapean
orps, into a solid phaIanx. Allo-
athics, Homopatllics, IIydropatl,ics,
'otanics and others, now at war,
ould BE- jastsfied in uniting, to ply.
g and bleed the world to death. if
ny such resolution were adopted by
he State. We warn the Legislature
this matter not to touch it; let it
'main in the hands Of the doctors.
Look for moment at the injustice
parallel case to this: suppose the
legislature should pass u Resolution
bat every man in tina State, shall ,
I'VE 'justice"; would not the whole
gal "Puffendorf- Gritty on Blackstone
rps" have just grounds to rise IN re-
'llion against the Statute! Would
|
not interfere with their Aonem way !
getting livelihood! Indeed would I
and the Judge himself would be $
stifed in coming down from the I
nch to enter a solemn protest against
y such law.
-----~ -~--.----- !.
NZ9~ nau+ 1a,po,, ,yr:4 m. a.. c.a.x, :.
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u We are requested to say: that
there will be meeting Of the ladies'
interested in the " duryiug ground
money" at the residence of. NJ. FL am,
on Thursday next.
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Notice.

Notice.
THF Institution for Mutes and Blind. on
L st. Ferdinand street, is open for the
reception of visitors, each day, from 10 to
IL o'clock, A. NJ; Saturdays and Sundays
excepted. ian 19-tf.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-19

Public Dleeting.
YNHE electors Of the Parish q Est nsfon
i Rouge, ore requested to INSET atsthe
Court House on Saturday evening 81 Early
candle light. to take into consideration the
propriety Of iostrncting our Senator and
Representatives to use their influence to
repeal the law leasing the Louisians Pen.
itentiary. ~,
jan. is. MANY VOTERS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-19

Mirth should be the embroidery of
our cosvcrsatisn, MOI tic web and
wit the ornament Of the mi,al, not the
feature
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HARVEY HOUSE

HARVEY HO USE. s..
THIS we'll known establishment has
i been thoroughly repaired and reno
waited and is now open for the sccommo-
dation Of Boarders and traveller.
nov. 22 WV. MARKHAM Pyoo,t