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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-01

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expressions. As well they might
have written-"We are mighty glad
our husbands are dead, SO that we can
get a $1,000 each"
Dan Rice.-Thls noted equestrian
manager. actor and joker, had arrived
at Memphis. The Yazoo Democrat,
Of the 9th, says
In mentioning, in our last issue, the
fight that occurred in this place on the
9th inst, between two men connected
with Dan Rice's circus, in which one
was badly wounded, we stated that
hopes were entertained of the woun-
ded mans recovery, We are sorry
to have to state that he has since died
Of his wounds. A jury Of inquest was
held upon the body, a post mortem
examination had, and a verdict render
er in accordance with the above state
ment.
MuN1F1cENcE OF A SINGLE LADY
Miss Caroline Plummer died at Salem
the 18th inst, at the age of "a years.
She was lady of fine talents and &C.
quirement, numbering among her
friends many of the most distinguished
of her fellow-citizens. She was for
many years an inmate of the family of
the late Dr.. Bowditch. By course
Of rigid economy and self:denial she
had accumulated q fortune Of $780,
900. By her will she bequeathed
more to the public uses than has ever
been left by any resident in Salem,
viz: the sum Of $4,000 to Harvard
College, to found "a professorship of
the heart" j. e. for Moral Philosophy
the sum Of 100000 to the Salem
Atheneum, and latter other private
bequests) the residue Of her estate,
which will probably be about $780,
900 to found q Farm School at Sa-
lem.
EXTENSIVE AND RAPID TUNNEL.
1Nc.-A paper published at New
Lexington, Ohio, informs us that the |
tunnel near that place is completed
that it is 1900 feet long, all the way
through solid rock, and that notwith-
twenty -four men labored day
and night, have achieved the opera
ion in the short space. of FIVE months.
ANOTHER .D1FrlcuLrY AMlcABLY
difficulty recently &C.
cured between Col. Charles A,
Crump, of Richmond, and DR.. Jane.
A. Agnew, Of Prince Edward countys
Va. Belligerent notes. and a chal-
enge passed,-after which retrac-
ionlwas Pade by one Of the parties,
md the affair was "amicably adjnst-
d. The code ofahonor is getting to
'e standing joke:
Marrie0.
On Monday evening the Goth inst, by
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-01

REACHS Ferruginous Tonic, for the
- cure Of fever and ague &c. &c. fos
sale by tmay-24.| ]. L. VALET.
ClROP Anti. Phlogistiqae de Briant, for
~ colds coughs &c. for sale by
may-A. J. L. VALET, Druggist.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-01

10 In 1850 Russia contained a
population Of nearly Sixty three mil
lions. In 1851 Austria had a popula-
ton of thirty-six and half millions !;
the two together making nearly one
hundred million in the aggregate.
Here is hoard, out equalled by the
army Of Xerxes, and the northern
barbarian Cloths and Vandals Of the
ancient time. The two added togeth-
er gives a larger figure than the popu-
lation of Great Britain, France, Swe-
den, Denmark, Turkey and the Meth
erlands all put together. What a
vast amount Of brute force is thus
combined to strapglc the growing in.
FAINT Of rcpublicanism in the old world L,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-01
MnfrieA

Marrie1.
On Monday evening the Goth inst, by
the Rev. Father Lave, Mr.. GILBERT
LOCKWOOD to Miss ROSALIE LE-
GENDRE both of this Parish.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-01

T OUDEN'S Family Medicines, just re-
- ceived and for sale by
may-24. J. L. WALLET, Agent.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-01

nR. Geoghegan's Compound Extract Of
IL Hydroffer, for sale by
may-24. J. L. WALLET, Druggist.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-01
n en- A1pertise m { nts
For Sale.
Machinery &c. for sale.

Machinery &c. for sale.
GTEAM Whistles, Iron shell globe
~ valves, oil cups, Steam Bibbs, Cylin-
der cocks, Mississippi Guage cocks, the
same with iron stems, Brass Oilers, Stop
cocks &c. &c.
The whole of the above made to order
and can be recommended to purchasers.
Apply at Baton Rouge Foundry.
may-4O HILL & HENDERSON.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-01

TOUND-.On the Comite road about IL
i miles from Baton Rouge, a Gold watch
and fob chain. The owner can have the
same by calling at the Comet Office and
paying charges. may 30th.
Received from Jemkims0 4 C0:Phfl.
ok half chests extra fine Black Tea;
- six fine Young Hysen in "a ID.
,aetalic packages. Warranted full weight
land may be returned) il not approved Of;
20 boxes Chocolate; 12 " assorted Candy.
Just received and for sale by
may-27. THOS. B. OCONOR.
IN nm BRICKS for sale at the Baton Rouge
lJV,VVV Mills by TRUDEAC llrIcusox
nay lily.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-01

IN BOXES assorted French Cordials.
~ 20 4" Clairet Wine.
10 doz. London Porter.
10 e Scotch Ale.
10 barrels Whiskey.
20 half i" do. Just received and
for sale by lmV-27. 7. B. O'CONOR.
Baton Rouge La.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
Sefentlt6er Serfduf
bon fbGbbarem 6otSt1noe.

gGm 0cnneritas ben 2trn Sag g'osemttr ndf
lenS, um llbr 9m6mitta9s, wirO prrfauft wcr.
ben ouf Dem gisentbum ieIbf, in Stermacun9ie
Gaunidip, Gc6a G0mtp, Die icl9enre l4dBbarrn
Gotten SplSlanp, ndn.ltb:
SSp. I.-0uRjmo an Climber Son Solomon
Wctr, amcs S6nleyrr uno anNeren Ganrern Der
Sophia Grrrler, rnp an cine fTrntIide Stra6e,
entbaltcnb 4 older uno "a 8utben.
SO. 2.-@renSenp an QSnper BON Qmps
SAmsYsr, SoIepb Nliaer, an cine tfentlide Stra'
&c, unp onpsrn 2anrern rer Srpbia SrerIer, cnt.
toltenp 4 older uno 125 Rutbe.
SSp. S.-@jrenenp an 2dnbrr Bon ScIcpb
Nfacr, g9iGiam Mnt, an 2ctte SO. A, unb an
cine GHentlife Strabc, rntRnltrnp 4 adrr unc
126 9tutbsn.
SSp. A.-Grm,enb an 26nbsr Srn gBilliam
Nfnt, Spbn 9. Willer, g6ilam .. Scsel, an
einc SfentIide Straee, unp an Gctte SO. 3, rnt'
baltcnc older ub 60 Rutben.
Oas @an,e it gut nit 6pl, brtradIcn. Ycr-
Ionen bic pbtse Gotten orr psm Sertaufstasc gu
tcielcn witnIAcn, brIiebrn iia bel Spnatb. Srrr'
Ter gu mclrsn.
Billou9bbp So9el,
Sonatban Srerler,
SruittSs pcn Srpbia &rsrttr.
Sftcbrr 25. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
9 G + DciratDc ct:

Qm t7trn DirIrS, bur6 Yfr. 9. @. S6mu'
der, Sames Gpof nit GIartfa Sra
me r, belce prn Grrprrsturs. .
9lm 22lten SttCtcr, bm6 9fr. 9. 6. Srcbf,
SpIOeiter 6. Glewel, pen SetbIebem, nit
s pette 81 +, Yrn Siipwtcitbaq.
k (Surh 9oltcr 9daer.)
glm 10. Sttcter, Carl {. SGser nit 0e a
en8ewer, tetce pen Sterlaurrn.
(0urh Yoifcr Nc9cnnes.)
m I 5trn Oiricc, Scet 8itter nit S e.
beta 0iert n 8, teibr ben @maus.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
80 d TT reiTe.
WreiIe in 2lllcntsn am Oienif1o.
@erm1nlS 8il6iR

Nsiloniiis ocs pCritcrtcncn @hrp. y IN IN
9erm ituo in unIrm Suhltcbr IN gsnts
oas Srtid iu bobsr. Sin maudes 9enstofisn
censn ras Qucsntcn ftines treucn eebrcrs ,s2 Il,
uiro ii6 gu pisiim prciis 9srus btftn Stie an: m
lhafcu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
Allentoun 6ofbfbnlf.

iGbrp. 6. R. &e6ter, A. NJ, YrinsipalJ
9ide aniialt rirb tFn f1rn 8csen,tsr ibre Ia
Sbung errifneH. 9lm n6mlihm Gage wiro bic
Ginnfbmg res nrusrbdutcn S6ultauirS gum
Disnite Der grjicbuns tnttFnpen, tsi irelfer We-
esenbeit rngIiiGe Hsrrn rrn s>rrfsiIpr pcrtsr prn
Santaitrr unp grrfsiipr Mablentera opn Gjrttps@
tura. unp eelItf6e ron cinsn paar5rrrrn sauS eie-
lcr Urasnb gsbalsen irsrern irtrn. 2ne 6reuns
rs Der anitalt wsrrsn bSfIi& rnsclarrn, Der 8si>
rfidfet trtjuiprhnen. Tie Sielen 9lnfrascn unt
Gufnnbms in bic Gnadlt, bic rabrsne ecs lrtsfrl
SabrcS abgripirlcn rsrhsn mubtrn, tspr@n bic
Sisrntbamsr res S6uI.qcsalS, rem sEuniHe trS
principals I'M Sersr6Brruns nit srrsrr Sereit.
wiligfst ;u CntlpredsR. Tue srrbe reur 0jes
ia Iee licts sriitssa rem 9gcbntauS llnr eem crit
Ycr trsi Sabrrn srtOutrn G6uft,uie, ,me tiIeet
nit teicsn zine Jrrntr ron ctna t30 6ue.
Ter YaB unb rir 6SrtGii2feiisn Fer Scds
Ihule finb 70 i6Sn, ras llr nur pcn mniecn 2lr~
1alten btrler 2trt I'M Stantr iitrrtrcifen pgutsa;
iis lnb cine 3erbs Der Staet unb trs Gauntps.
une batcu Saum senus fir 100 8cIednsrr unb
mehr ais 70 sste Qagsldiilrr.
Sun9e Seutr pen jebem @lter irrrren dnsrncm-
mrn, IcrsfIlti9 rrScsen unp in alien 3meign si~
ner tlhti9en enatl6en 8iInung, Srpie in alien
unb nsurn Spra6en. MuEt mo 9ci6nen ariiues
LID unterrdtrt. Snabrn unp iunac M1nnrr wer..
ben aud gum eintritt in ttbsrs 6laem I'm Col.
le9e porbereitrt. prrIrn,n pelGe in SsJua aue
ibrcn Gbaratter ui6t quite 3eu9niee trIsrn, rsr-
cn nt6t ar9cnrmnlrn, uue Srl&e bic trbarrIid,
un8e9crfam rprr uuiittt4 lmp. peresa noG fur
ger 9robe entlaeen.
Sir ren thtrrri6t In ter tateiniI8ea, srtg4i-
| Ifen rnb beutl1rn Srra6e III ni6ts ertra al be.
,atlrn; atsr fir 5rln;5f9, 3ri6nrn unb SipIin.
Der beuti6e llnterriGt neire gang Rem Gbrp.
| 8. 9. 8rbler, ID. D., frm Batter res grneirals,
ibsrnpmmrn nne 9rsrtsn perhcn, unb rem Saa-
Tern, bic cs wiinf6en, GSle9enbett CUR ertnbliben
tbecrrtif6rn une praftiIdsn grtrrruns btsIrr fASs
nen une ntBtidn Spra6e eerridt, ris biefelte
taum In sinsr anrrrn 6tnl6en Snfalt ,u fintm
| 1T. Der tlnterri6t In alten SpraGsn unb 60.
ididte pirb Rom 9rineipal Irlbi rtbeilt unr &c
pire aud baftr Irr9rr, bae bic S6ulr ietr3cit
in aea 5 i der n nit tiidtisen ertwrn srr-
| Irben ici.
Die N db 6sn1asf2uGr Fat lire rt.
senen 5tmnsr, Gin9ang, SpielpIas unb esGrsrin~
lntn.
applifantsn tint aulna9ms In bic gnRalt, fci
eS ais &clltiilr rrer 9asi6ilsr, unp Sel&s ris
neitsre guSfunlt wdnI@cn, bsIietsn fb bel 3sttrn
an rrn prncipal gu rrnren.
Die Anltalt bat ;pri SibuHarn jete bausrt S
Dicnate. ScileH per Siblng $40 fin Sspf,
llntrridt, 2Gt. Seutrrns, gB6I6m unp 6liden
Wapdtn fDnnen POM Yrintipal G I n c IN
&clt 9encmmen iperecn fDnnen absr msilens or
Sentli4e Srfbauier in Der Stabt itnten.
6. &. &ebler.
suentcwn, Ya., Srpt. q. na-4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
Qie9enbes Gigentbum
2(uf 6Teutliber 8enbu si pertluftn.

2(uf 6ffenttider @enou su pertaufsn.
@rmdB unt 3ufCfse bes lsbtsn g8illsus unb 3s.
ftaments bts ptrltcrbencit 5etnrth 8ranb,
Isbttin BON Nrromtsitbou 9aunldp, 2edd Co.,
foa auf BTentli6rr Ssnpu osrfauft prrbsn. Mrn'
tags ben t3trn Neocnibsr. an Der lcbtbsrign
gBobnuns trs tsIa9ten Seritcrtcnen, ndmlid:
Ss> $50. l.-Gin portrefTibes Stdt
SS5s Soljldno,
-, init I6prrrn Gi6en Srf, trpndirn, &C.
lrsrn in br1astrm Saunfdtp, srdujsnp an eInp
pcn Daniel Strdcl, paul 8rans une anrrrn, eut.
taltrnb 8 stdrr unb 102 8utbcn.
go. 2.-Gin StGf &aitanisn 6olStanb.
srlssrn in sprtrIastsm 9aunIaip. 8rdn5rnb an
qdnb BON Sltpb 9tptb, GGarlrs Sea unb aneern,
entbaltcnt 4 gldrr unb 73 Hutbrn.
$50. 3.-Gin StGf &afanicn Soljtant,
srlssen in UcrbrIaatcm 9aunIdip, 9rdn,rnp an
ganb bon Sacc6 8ptb, Gbriitiun gSetsr unb an.
bern, sntbaItsnb older unp 154 Jtuttrn.
Gbenfaus, Oienltaes oen Id. Iopember,
I'M IL llbr @;ttass, auf rem Gt9rntbur in III.
torn,
@sg.A Sin Sans NIB 2pttc,
lEEaEG selrgrn In Der 6ten StroGe trlaatrr Start
Nllrntcpn, ltpitnb al 0otte srn 9. q. 8rireca
ouf Der cincn, unp cine 6fsnti6r Ntlcy auf Der an
bern Seite, rnttaltcnb in Der 6rcnt an Fer 6trn
Strabe 40 GuG unb in Der 8irfe 100 Sup. Da.
rauf III errihtrt elm 3peiDdi9ss baditrnern Saus
nit bYprant uub anrrrn SrrtciTrrungsn.
Die Secinsunsrn am SrtaufstaSe unb auI-
tpartun9 ppn ben
Grben.
Sftptrr 25. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
SS G Il or Be IT:

Nm stsn Scnntas, in bieier Statt, an rinem
6teUcr. tGtrsuttin res Srn. @err9r Satrradrr,
unsefdtr2 Sabre oft.
(g9ciunrt rurt YOitrr SPS9cnnas)
gm fite'DieIrs, in Gmaus, am 6yptusfrtrr,
SuSP n iFnou 8, i'm Glitter Srn 81 Sabrrn,
8 Ncnattn y Gag.
(enSelanpurb ben Gbrrp. 6rn. sdscr.)
Am 17ten Ftrtrr, in Atlmtcpn, . y ,
. aut, an etnt tm;m &runtcnIascr, i'm 62Fsn
Sabre.
am 2liten &cbrr, in Sancser, Yeter
s aItsm an, im9ncn Sobrc.
@m 22ltrn SttNr, In SalSturs, G ART s.
SerGer, 2 Wcnd,t
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
Aanfas.

Wande Srri6te aus &anIa5 tautcn nidt 70 tc'
frirrisenb. ais rs Yrrldrpcne atentrurIife SdiI-
rrrunsrn in ben Tfcnthen StStcrn erwartcn ljr'
6rn. Der 3uIrom srn Ginwanrcrrrn lit gu 0rrb
sbr bic SiiIisQuellen teS pilrrn Qanres entwdcIt
prrbm fEnnen. Sn ben meiitsn NiebrrlaiIun9cn
bat man feline 6duisr neil rs an Dem nttbi9rn
SclSe ftbtt. Die nrurn gtniieelrr Ietrn untrr
3eltrn uno birftrn nit Dem Gintritte brs ilrcnScn
sSintcrs fire unUcrii6tise Gle Filter tersuen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
SaUci SSSObnbGiiSG
b c fauf { Il.

5u D c II.
m 3psi reus brsttdiss badletnt
800 5duier, 90. 116 unc 1i8, 3
;.s;VR 5amiltcn Strd6e, nit ansetdutcn &
k=siszz=.sN den, ansrnetm cinseri6trt. unp u
srcecn unp serdunrissn ectteu, iinb aH iebr bill
9sn Seeinsunsrn ;u pcrfaufrn. Yldn Relcs
bsi gBtGtamS. Ssip,
Sftctrr 25-aa3m. alentcpn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
g c + + i re | Il {
Sftcbrr 25.

9 E + J i re tte
fir ben Ntouember Sermin, onfan9eno an,
I3. 9topembcr, 1854.
@arttn aemmerrr srsen SbCmus 9. geiliun.
q. $. Gmtp sescn s. Saumsartncr.
9ucas S4lau6 sesen Samusl Scfner.
Deter q. 9Sebsr se9sn SrIbua Srs.
SUnatban 6untel sesen Saccb Spsert, If.
Saccb Snppsr 9csen Saepb 8. Stein.
sSlIiam 8einimitb sesen Satcb 8. Stein.
aarcn @Ienbart mp anbere sesen q. Sraub.
g8lliam SmiIs sescn 5cnrs gfaser.
gIatban ylilrr 9egen Saept Nli9arl unp Srub
Der.
@tcicS s8icanp scssn Scbn Sassn.
9cpare Senbarp scgen Sclpmcn @ansepr.
Strpben Sub 9esen Samuel WleSpls.
Gbritan Srtt sssen Sbpmas S6ulsr.
Daniel Geoan se9en Scbn gampsa.
ScIrmOn Seimta& scSen Die grrt9anptrn
9BaIIers@rIsuIaaft.
s. e. Samuels, protb.
SftCtcr 25. nqbG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
Sf d b + / Cb t

pjrp biermtt 9rsftsn, pae Der tIntG5ei6nste 4
abminiitratcr vpH br SntcrlafIeniaait tes =
Rcrbsncn % taasI er,lsbtbin zen 81
OSer Saunl4ts, Gr4a Gaaats, srrannt rprset
aae bieisnisen eatsr, wslde mod an tslaste
terlaTenIdoft ldulpig fnp, spsrrrn bteait auI
fcrpcrt inrertatb 6 gSc6en anurufen unb al
be;ablen.-rlnp Spl6e bic Hr6 rratmabise Cd
penlnsm babcn, fno ebeHfalis rfudt lpldt c
ncrkalb sev triassrn 3sit ipchIbelfatisi sin5HtI
gen.
WanafcS Sdparb, Ibm m'er
Sttptr tS. n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
NQentDlp1l 9Ditdmt.

9fcue Sricfc, wclhs bis gum Osnitos 0nsc:
tcn'llen uno nceb nttbt at9sbct parsn:
penrr ancrcs, 6. 28. abbctt. Charles garaSr,
Scbn D Strln9tr, !psnrp Surumon, Satcb 6dGltr,
Peter RoIrss, 5chn peter gus, oGnrp Dcnnrrt.
Gborles Dcrr, 7. gS. @ibbodb, .. 9S 8rco, Scitpb
II. GcCo, Scbu I5rB, Charles pain, eamud !oatI:
man, 81. !. Dart. Yaarr oarlahsr, Scbu 6ctfcrf,
SalIp ann .anous, Charles auisd, Gsphia stfib,
8. 0S. earpaU, Rcubsn sarpolI. 9. GcuerpSr, Mrrar.
Der scetr. alsranorr Mssrs, Charles G1sre (0oucr)
Scfcpb Winnitb, Sane Wtlcpcr, Dapio g. SRCre.
6. o. SRSs, Gtija SRiiIer, Scbn glcnntnatbsr. Scl
y. Rltter, Sebn 8bcee, oenrp 8sitbsnbaeb, Daniel
Rutb, Daniel 8sihcuboh, Sanmd Rbcao, Samusl
Retb. Saccb RsutSnbah, Iarcn Rhsiuhsimsr, SsnaS
Rtnacr, WatiIea Gsiatclo, Il. Q. Rube uno 9. gp.
sg4icn. d. G. 9ubs, Srantlin Riusr, Scbu g. Scuus
Ser, eutlnca DR. Smotr, Dopo Strner, citpb
Sbersr, Solemn Battcr, Dapip Rtelr. GuIan gBalt.
4 pn, ;. @enoel. Daniel gRisItr, peter gcbs.
y 9&tff.Brtefe:
HiIbdm M. 8. SIsiu, ausuf Srauas, Rsman
v ScbU EtfeIa.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25

pT Der ueulidbs srObe Sturm i'm Siiosn rtd,'
trte In Wlatascroa. Seras, ben enpfinolI4lten
@@apen an. 9Iuesr IL SSulern purorn alls
@ebaube bes Srts enssriiIen, untsr ituen idmnit'
Ii6e aapsn, beren 8adren pisle 8sihdpisunser
erIittsn. 5anf perfpusn, Sipsi amerifansr anf
brsi Deutl6s. faneeu untsr ben stnltirSsnesu @s'
k1ntsn ihrSn Gpb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
OennIplpaniI6e StaatSwabl.

br
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h
nSaprh rpc16
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25

pS- Der Sduptlns Der &incfil6cn Sniursen'
ten wsiaerte f6, pem amsritanii6en @cianptrn
Wceane eine glubirnS ;u setrn; benn rr tebaups
tete, rr Ici elm Sruper ron Seius SbrtItuS mp
Serr iiber ale S6lter Der Gree unr psros illr nit
scl6en S5ltrn unterbanceln, bic feline Sbrrbc'
belt anetannt bdtttn. llntsr 70 tewanotcn lln-
llanSen bielt es Der ameritanrr fir bHlIer, Obn'
Qupen, pteper ilm,utebren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
Sefentlt0e gen6u.

Somfass ben 1 item .giossmtrr, I'm ilbr
gia6nlittagS, lua am Saufe Err gDittwt 3 d.
n +, in SanOprr 1aunlGip, er6a Gauutp. fol-
srnre tel4risbsns artifrl tfruti9 serfault prrs
ben:
Gin SSSlar gBasrn NIT Dede, 1runfs, 0sRspp-
tes Scttjeus, SuiltS, 0eintd6rr, SiIdtidsr,
8cpftiicn3Isen, Sanptiider, zine Sadubr, 6lsis
cun8sIfde unp anpere grtifsI 5a umltanrlit aus
3uiibren.
gs II raS tintrrlaiiene SsrmtSsn hss serRrrte.'
nen M dael 9eansr.
Die SrpinSunstn an Ssrtaufstass uab &uf'
partung BON
Wanafes S6ware, 4bm'or.
SftStsr rs. na3f
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-25
@e1eQG6aftS NuaDfun1.

Nadri6t wirO birrmit 0eseben, ba6 bic Sc
16afts- -Serbnpuns SpiI6m gGrlrrme .. YrpclI
unO Benjamin 8. Sasentua, unter Der 6rma
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Marion Machine Shop.

TJNIE undersigned having formed co-part
L ncrship for the manufacture of machines,
would respectfully inform the citizens of North
western Virginia that they now making, and
keep constantly on hand, and for sale ut Their
establishment, in Paiatinc, Opposite tnirmont)
Marion county, Va. ut the lowest prices. &C
neral assortment of AGRICU LTtRAL lMPLE-
MENTS, &C.. among which may be found \
NEW and VERY SUPERIOR TllRESlllNG
MACHINE, which cXccls i'll EASY. DRACGHT,
CLEAN AND RAID WORK, any machine over use,
We can also furnish COMMON MACH Ines,
and machines with STRAW CARRIERS, or
CLEANERS attached.
We are manufacturing q superior article of
REAPING MACHINES, suitable for cutting eli
Their grain or grass. This machinc can be used
to advantage upon any ground where " wagon
can be driven.
PLOUGuS.-Wc have always on hand large
assortment Of the best patent and other i,lOughs,
found in the country.
We are also manufacturing CCTTlNG-BO
for hay, straw fodder, which for easy and ru-
pid work. exceeds anything of the kind in the
country.
This establishment being situated upon the
line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. gives
to purchasers the best facilities for transporting
articles to IL distance ut small expense and the
inducements offered of reasonable terms and SUI
periOr manufacture, must continue t" render
this popular establishment with the public.
n. B.-Ropairing done ut he shortest notice
and in the best style.
COOPER, MORRISON & FRAME.
February oth, lS54-ly.
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New Advertisements.
NO ElUMBUG.
The Celebrated Patent Co
.niC2l Burr Stone Mill.

THESE mills are adapted for all the usua:
L grinding. and may be propelled by Wa
ter, Steam. Wind or Horse Power, and viii do
its work with great raPidity and perfection, and
may be put up and kept in order by almost any
and is undoubtedly the cheapest and best Mill
ever offered to the public. These mills are not
made of Iron and STEEL, which soon become dull
by use. and then cannot be sharpened again, but
of the best FRENCH BURR STONE, which is
but little affected by use, and when it does be-
come dull it can easily be sharpencd by the far
mer himself
They durable, not liable to get out of or
der, and can be driven with less power than any
other kind Of Mills.
To the above Mills have been awarded at diff
fercnt times FORTY SEVEN PREMIUMS. in
Guiding GOLD EXHIBITION MEDAL, Certificate,
and copy Of the Reports of Juries by the Royal
Commissioners of the Worlds Fair, held ut Lon
don in 1851.
There are five sizes of these Mills, ranging
from Hand Mill, to one suitable for large MGR
chant Mills, and capable of grinding from three
to eight bushels Of wheat or corn, and from six to
fifteen bushels offced, an hour.
Any number of certificates of the utility of
these Mills, might be given, but we only publis h
thcfullowing. The Mill Of y +. Barb is of the
second size, add costs only 300.
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Save Your Money.

N MONTGOMERY, (Iate salesman for
~ Yeakle, Cobb & Co.. wholesale dealer in
FANCY SILK MILLINERY GOODS. No.
2ll Baltimore street, (up s. between Lioht
and Charles streets, Baltimore, has on hand and
will be receiving constantly through the season,
NEW 'GOODS-rich, fashionable, fancy silk
Millinery Goods. My stock of Rich Ribbons,
comprise every variety of the latest and most
beautiful designs.
,ri offer my goods for net cash, ut lower prices
'u au any credit house can afford.
TO pTrsons will find it realty to their interest
lections "a portion of their money, and make Sc
goods. e'eat variety OF rich cheap
B BDDpOns f S1l, BoUne,s, Caps sashes &c.
BIopds' H IIusor saFet 5 Foundations,
Caps, embroidered Lace for
French F remch and Americ an Flowers,
Straw Bon hsSS a n1gs and Italian
every article in the Millinery iine 'Oge'hOr with
b altimorc, February Is lG5I~6n,
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Miscellaneous.
DENT,S HOTEL.

unHIs Hotel, pleasantly, situated ,e. on PIsE
tho occommoda alton of strangers and the travel
ing public, in such style as cannot fail to be
attractive to all who desire quietude, comfort
and convenience in public house. 1t is loca-
heart of the town, rendering it peculiarly acces-
sible to all passing through Clarksburg, and its
facilities for accommodating travellers are second
to none in the country.
There are attached to this hotel the most ex-
tensive stabling in town, large addition ha-
wing been recently made, which is under the
charge of sober and attentive ostlers.
The bar is supplied with a large assortment Of
the choicest foreign and domestic liquors.
The patronage of the public is respectfully So
licitcd ; every assurance being given that no ex-
pense or pains will be spared by the proprietor
or his assistants to render them comfortable and
satisfied. N. DENT.
Clarksburg, Feb. l, 1s54-1y.
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iy 81 II.
RARTLETT3a mOnRIl.

THE undersigned having rebuilt and oniaygo
his Hotel, is now prepared TO entertain VISIT.
ors and travellers in n manner unsurpassed h,
Western Virginia. 80. =
HIS HOUSE, is large comfortable ttyoe otoyv
brick building, pleasantly located in the contfe II
the town; contiguous 70 tho C0uFt-houso and tie
principal business parts Of tho place, and q pToS
class hotel. 10y : -i''
country can afford, and
His BAR stocked with tho ch6fcost Ifonott,l
Every attention Will DO paid 70 render ~ ~.
Portable aud pleasant, 49,
j. r. b RTIRTT.
n B.--Ihe stable is attended by careful ana