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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-04
G R OCERIES

WHOLESALE d. RE2AIL.l
- At TVS DIP STAND o. 8, =. BLANCHARD,
Corner. Of IhtyM T. Conrtnlsu,. SIS.
DatOn Rongs, La. -
THE undersigned respectfully informs
1 the inhabitants Of Baton Rouge and
vicinity, that having bought out Mr. Bar.
rhard he will keep, constantly on hand a
large and well assorted stock Of the best
GR0xAt present he would
eyCERIES3 call particular atten-
ton to the following
Dultield Hams; Canyassed lisns:
Plain DO. Cheese; Flour: Ten.
Coffee; Chocolate; Sugar: Candle, :
Jeliies Preserved Fruits; Fresh
salmon; Sardines; Pickles:
Mustard; Yeast Powder; Star
Candies; Sperm do. Soap
French Liquors do Wines.
~brandies; Whiskey;
Gin; Rum, Scotch Ale;
London Porter; Havana keyarv Chew ;ur
end Smoking. Tobacco &c. Also. Soda
crackers, done up in tin csses for "a
miiy use, and in boxes or barrels.
Ofthese and other .hings there Is q lsr,e
and varied assortment, which will be sold
at the lowest rates, and therefore hones
that by.integnty and strict attention 70 81.
siness ne will merit contipuanee az that
support which the esta blisbment has here.
toiore so hbefally received. sI83 81
may2-y. T.B. O'CONOR.
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MuIss1 Muleel
L7ILL arrive IL few dsya 100 6ns No
w Mules, and will be sold on terms
to suit purchasers. gg'
july "a X. 6. HUTCHINSON.
nor SALE.-The Subscriber offers 80
l. for sale on the most reasonable Eiia
terms, his Dwelling House and lot 4''>f'
situated on Church street, near Hackett &
Brooks store-a bargain may he had by
making immediate application
june. 27.1m. JOHN TILANO.
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Received from Zen in's Il Co.PhiI.
SIX half chests extra fire Black Tea :;
~ six /" fine Young Hyson in WI ID.
metallic packages. Warranted full weight
land may be returned il not approved Of :;
90 boxes Chocolate; IL assorted Candy.
Just received and for sale by
may-27. THOS. B. OCONOR.
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T OUDEN's Family Medicines, Just re-
IL ceived and for sale by
mty-2i. J. L, VJALET. Agent.
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JOHN TILANO.
Worker in Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.
july2-y. Church Street
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aTsIcK AND AFFLICTED. On

THE most sale and certain :dy ever known to the
world for tile cure OF obstinate LJughs cods asthma
bronchitis blood srittig liver complaint, whooping
cough Group tickling rising in the :hroa ncryops de.
bility, pains in The side breast broken constitutions
from the abuse Of cuomel aid other causes is DOCTOR
SNyAYNE,s COMPOUND SYRUP. OF WILD CHER
RYi CONSUMPTION. aer 1t has reactsa state and as
sumed character hitherto considered ncarabIe yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
par atio. Renlehcr-the great Original wild Cherry
PREPARATION and the only compound prepared by
physioian is manufactured under the Immediate care OF
ok. SEKAYNE at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia. ta.-
For sale 6y--SDR. JAMES BAKER; KELIs d Ca LIZ
fWhLLi ahdPATTEHsoNES CO. Wheeling. FLEMING
EROS, Pittsburgh. BuRpsALL Il Co., Cincinnati;
ana by ueaiels generally sepl9
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proiessoF aIorEe,s
avigorntii,y fsiixir or Cordial.

hnYiaoruftH2 HsItxtr or Cordial.
Wnkp AEpiclt NJ ARTixETs There are formal.
lists and professions, who deny Tie truth
u everything they don't find set down III certain hooks
which They have been taught at1ropi Go
fnl Of til pripeiples and rtoctee Such
nen mill the neck OF Progress; but all
their efforts Investigation and expert q
nen nor dscredit their resultss Medical martinefs
might possibiy who would deny TINT
vgoraig Rirr Cordial is the safest and certain
Of renovatinsa broken down SYSTEM and restoring
shattered relaxed TO their full vigor and
sion that the world hasyet seen. Let themlenyi ON
npotent truth is m:ghtier a they Cali lilo recovered
scit the witness box, them testify against
judice Let fact combat theory, and the gratitude thou
sands, saved from life suffering and premature
grave drowH the vikings those who
are too wise in their own concelt TO examine and test
what they condemn. When the shaken nerves become
rn the weak dge tive powers vigofous the feeble,
bust, the detected Joyous tile suffering free from pain
bedridden active; when sec every species OF fuc=
tonal disorder yielding to this inestmable curaye.
ought we TO lie against the light, by denying even
doubling, its extraordinary properties Forbid IL,
dor!
Tie Cordial put up highly concentrated, In pint bot
lies. Price three dollars per bottle. two for fve dollars
six for twelve dollars. q. II. RING, Proprietor,
aGAs I93 Broadway, New York
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States, Canada
and the West indies. P& s*'sT
ents.-WHrttIxa-KELLS e. CALDWELL.
CIscINsAr1-B. H ME1ELN3S. -
in5-See advertisement. iets
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A New AND VALUABLE INTENTIONAL Paris let.
ter to the New York Courier says that the olym-
pic Academy at Vicenza, Italy. have carefully ex-
amned the discovery made by their fellow citizen,
Tremeschin, of electric telegraph by secret trans
mission, has publicly declrred it 10 be perfectly
successful invention. The commission appointed
to test its efficacy composed of the Councillor
Delegate of the Podesta. the Superior Commissary
and the Academic Council. The first experiment
consisted in senting and receiving despatchin the
common way, ~ithoutsecresy. In the second ex-
pertinent, n despatch was sent secretly, and the
answer received IN the same manner, by the aid
CT the new apparatus. In the third despatch
was sent openly. and the answer received secret
lY to show thatthe secret apparatus might be used
or suspended at will. The results of the inquiry
show: lst, That the apparatus of Tremeschini
may be applied 10 Morse's telegraph; I'd, That
when the despatch is sent secretly it can only be
received 50. any fraud in that respect being sub
lect to immediate detection; 3rd, That secresy
may be suspended or applied at pleasure The
report of the Commission is highly euiogistic of
the invention.
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REMOVAL

HAVE removed my Wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, TO the four story brick building.
T3H No. If1, Main street, u
west side' between Monroe and Union Streets wnere
will be prepared with cary and extensive sprin.
stock drectir and manufacturers, which
would be pleased to have old friends customer,
to call and examine. $50
reb4 wM. II. ysRLBY. Is
III @. MeteaLf Will be found the above establish,
nient, where he awaits liis old friends.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-27

aJThe will of Ms. Emily hudson has been
made public. After providing for the comfortable
maintenance of her aged parets, and the support
and education of her daughter and the other chill
dFen Of DR.. Judson, with SUI all portion to each
asethey reach maturity, and a few requests to per-
sonal frieuds whatever may remain of her proper
y is given to the cause for which she wished 10
live, in the same spirit that her venerated husband
SO consistently exemplifed, She was solic,tous
that the children left in her guardianship should
lack no good that christian parent could desire.
The only child of Ms. Judson, daughter. has
been taken home byMiss Anable,. of Philadelphia,
TO whom she was long ago given.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-27

oNE yoyAeE Too MAAr.-The Courier ds
HHUre, says NJ. Meyer, the unfortunate captain
OF the Powhatan. wished to have retired from the
sea previous to- his last voyage, which ended so
trngieally Being already worth I,50o. 600 francs,
he endeayored 10 sell his vessel at Havre but not
finding purchaser, hewas compelled against his
will to retainthe command of the Powhatan. in
which he was fpted to perish, at The end of her
last voyage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-27

prIn Cleveland the other day, little girl, only
two yearsold. was missed by her parents. about
three O'Clock in the afternoon. AT eight she was
returned 10 them. stripped of her elegant dress and
ornaments and wrapped in Ilankeil The wo-
man who brought the child back claim Ell that she
was entitled to the dress and ornaments for finding
her. The child had evidently been stolen, for the
sake of iisclothes. ae%ss.l s q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-27

ANEw cURE.-A young lady up town W as cured
of palpitatOn Of the keart the other evening, by
young NJ. D., in the simplest and most natural way
imaginable. He merely held one of her hands in
bus. put his arm around her waist. and whispered
something in her ieft earl He called ii physical
gai.vanism.-Er.
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Isr.anAr1oaAl ermlrnEs.-unaer ,,his heaa

INTERNATIONAL eryILIrIEs.-under -this head
ing the Montreal Pilot says:
1--WE understand thai the Bininger Guard of
New York proposes to pay a visit to Montreal, in
the month of August. and that the government had
given permission to the company, which is one of
the finest of the militia corpse of the States, to
pass the frontier with their baggage and accoutre
ments free. The Guard will be accompanied by
military band of twenty i've musicians. IL forms
a full company of about 100 men, and will enter
The city fully armed and accontred.
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sPEcIAL I'D OFFICE 81.

klirqet from tsttr 6ent Of ne eate1pyisiag
Draggists IL ~ eoahityi
wILsinoros, June 8, 1852.
sMessrs Mortimer & Mowbny:-The Tincture clamp
tops selllug very asti lady who has used few
says IL exceeds All other medicines that she had
searched for cure these fourteen years past, until
she soapd yours hadpp relief. sold II in several
cases Of Rheumatism with great saecess.
E. McINALL.
05@Ths Is the testimony of thousands.
4. IL LfGAN & Co. Bridge corner,
je22 .rug4istsgene al agents for iae above medicine
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cunosrrr-A company at obilicothe a,e
building small iron steamer, calculated 10 draw
about eight inches water, and carry twelve OF
fifteen persons, to run the ciota river. They.
expect to launch il on the 4tlf Of July.
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THE NEBRAsxA AND kansas ArrolsrMrNrs.-

The NERRAsKA AND KANSAS AfFoINTMENTs.-
The appointments for the organization ofterritor-
al governments in Nebraska and Kansas il is un-
derstocd has been sent into the Senate. The nom
inees for the governorship is said to be W. O. But.
lei, of KY, for Nebraska, and Andrew II. Reeder,
of Pa. for Kansas. The following ere also sai,l
to be among the nppointments:-Mr Furguson, of
Michigan, Chief Justice Of Nebraska; Messrs. Ell
more, of Ala, Aiardin of Ga, and Bradley, of La
Porte, Ind, Associate Judges. We cannot learn
where the last two are 10 be located.
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G-That abolitionists may see what Africans are
at home, in comparison With their state in the
South we publish the following from the Charles.
ton Mercury:
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The JEWS OF Observation-Disclosures RA-
MiSEs-Recent accounts from the Holy Land rep
resents the condition of the Jews in that country
as most lamentable; and there is abundant EVIL
dence that these people are suffering great dis
ness from destisution. Their slferings have been
occasioned partly by the failure of the last har-
vest, which has raised the price of food 10 enor-
nous height; and partly by the present war and
political disturbances. and the diminution OF tie
resources for the support of the poor derived from
Other countries. Sir Moses Montefore, an emf
nent Hebrew of London, lately returned from a
Sisit TO The Holy Land, has published an appeaiin
behalf of the sufferers, IN which he says:
learn that fathers in Israep-men profoundly
learned in the law, who, that they may die near
the gTayeSot our foreiathers. submit to live IN the
most abJeet poveIty--aEe now impelled. by the We.
ryloge they bear their children sell them to the
stranger, 'so,' to their own words, shat their
offspring may be spared death-death from starry a.
ton.'
peal 10 the Congregations OF Great Britain and
America" The following are extracts:
brethren Of the houseof Israel, whosoournin
happy England and America, arouse yourselves
and save from humiliation the remnant of the
watchers of Zion in Jerusalem.
we lack the power to give even faint idea of
the misery we are enduring; every heart has be-
come sick-every tongue stricken dumb.
aud body, incompetent to proclaim the severity of
the visitation that is consuming us. -
Starvation and pestilence walk hand in hand
anu the wall of the poor, the widow and the or,
Phan is borne on the air. 1t Is difficult to say
whose Sulerings are the greater, the miseries Of
those born under the sun of Juden, of the holy
pilgrims from distant lands. All classes of society
all grades and conditions, have become united in
the brotherhood of woe; heads of synsgogues and
their ous seryitcrs, learned rabbs anu their scho-
lars, mix III the crowd TO supplcate and beg for
mouldy crust. Even that assistance which has
hitherto reached US from our brethren in the Rus
sian and Turkish domnions is now, in conse-
quence of the wor. cutoff
PRESIDENTIAL TRrP.-1hei Washington Star
says
Tins morning the President accompanied by
Mrs. Pierce and her relative, Mrs. Smith, of New
Hampshire, General Cass. the Secretary of the
Navy. and his private Secretary, Mr.. Sidney Web
ster, embarked at an early hour on the United
States steamer, engineer, at tue Washington navy
yard, for Old Point Comfort, where the party pro-
pose toremain until Tuesday or Wednesday OF next
week, soiourning ofcourse, al Wizards fine hotel
during their visit there.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-27

1 rH
DrsINFEcTlNs OF PuTRiD, Noxlous GAsxs.-A
simple, cheap, and easy way OF tisenfectng puttid
noxious, fetid and meptliitic gases, and putrit
annual matt may be accomplish by the free use
of soda ash and quick lime. Dissolve twenty five
pounds of soda ash in five buckets of boiling hot
wafer, and while hot, slack twenty five pounts of
quick lime, and soon as Stacked, (Which if the
lime Is good will not EXCEED FIVE minutes, mix the
fresh Stacked lime hiie hot With the solution Of
soda ash, stirring it thoroughly for five minutes
by which time the lime will have Ia en- the car
bonc acid OF the soda ash; then pour the hot mix
lure INTO the prvy vault, and it will in few hours
convert the impnfe and foetid gases into ammonia,
aud entirely diyest the premises of any unpleasant
efiuria, and render the attn oSphere perfects saiu-
brious and healthy. Soda ash of eighty per cent
free aiknli sod at the soap houses at three dol
lars per hundred pounds, andl Atlens lime can be
oonght by the barrel atseyenty-fv cents the cask
Every practical chemist knows that putrid AMI
NAL matter cansbe converted ihlo ammonia by the
mixture, Tin heated sate,) with causlic alkali-
Such IS process, and such the suit in this case.
In laFge vaults a greater Quantity should be in
creased IN proportion 10 size of the vault. The
use OF one hundred pounds of soda ash per annum
10 a vault PREPARED and used as directed above,
will Professionalism. and render the Sc rvices
OF scavenger wholly unnecessary. BgewateI
may be purified by the same process. Tins is more
economical than chloride If Iiuie-is fifty times
more healthful. have used this preparation for
mt re than twenty years, with the most complete
SucceSS.--N. Y. COURIER
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Z : q z To be Soj5 n
Tor Sale

II 0TsEo. 8, in block 2o on HamDIe,..
and running back 100 teet 10 an aeT g %,
Inc best situated lots IN the city Tor e.d sa h
lot. one han 1t, as may best Nv WI ~
For information enquire at this ofce
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New ConfectIonery-
VIM. T, MBEDS,
Sc BinBlt BOOK 1IaIufae

NO. 243, MONROE STREET, UP STARS
!" GUILD respectfully inform his friends and tie pIsS
w In general, thai he has bought the esiabisirst
aiely known rs JAMES NJ. Ewing's BOolbi nery md b
book mnnnIactory, and now repaired 10 rule suI ii
10 der. blank books OF every description, musie "a
z,ic9, periodicals, DC, in manner not TO he suTa
any esta blisLment ia the country.
{ 9Constantly on hand an as sertnent OF Blank Bob
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~ =. FOX SALE OR RENT y
1.-TWO hne brick buildings, on Za1c stres,
ing, with rooms and cellar 10 each ,i,l Esa Wl
aud carrisge house, all in good order WIZ Aiss
!" The property being ON the Hempfeld Rsro,s,,,
10 rooms, } would make. good HOTEI "Au talustA
Possession Ist OF April. N"'
Enquire OF MICHAEL j. RoHaN
u h. above win, Or, marble mason 6 SShs
.bcexcihneed for good farm. ~ ~ 'I e u!I u
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NO MOTHERs

M .ANTEn.-A married man, OF veIy small AMI,
w wishes situation as Salesman,- or receiving y
shipping clerk: or he make RinselI useful In bid
oil store Satisfactory reference given 10 some ls
best men in either Baltimore or Wheeling
ngAddress, through tie Post Office,
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FOR SALE OR RENT = =: =.

- 2" ~ u. TUX .OALE.
A DESIRABLE brick house, situated ~, r. ~,
a ~. anqnire OF sss-''=e' FhoMIS GREW ' re 'iVs
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isl safas June 18th, 1854 8 e Il
I60 PRS bronzed Rurekas, new and pretty, received
No. tea Main Il. between Monroe aud Union a.
I 'eio McN1sAL & Co. y (
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-27

EIGHFEEN MONTHS .
HAVE expired since CONCLUDED 10 close nv ErJsu4
IL business; and having many peri Sill bJtjei a
me hope they do not w9ntloRgsr Time TO paJ IoT CO.
That should have been paid lori since.
Don't be ashamed but come along aud get op, /,
iull. tn. JOHNSTON, .Jr.,
mr6 4 warehouse Of SHYeenev. Inhrstnn "a
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Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Serofala, Cough, AsM-
ma, ConsumptiOa, Liner Complaint, &c. -.
- TRUTH is MIGHrYI Y


Aic you sick beware OF limitations -As for limp
pleasant and safe remedy may induce counterfeiting
medicine must have merit, and gre merit TOO io
stand the test oil public opinion No ofpuins cal
Vaize worthless article, keen il up as pon,
medicine il II be not really so. = : eOO>
a good medicine will liVe become popular and extend
us sales year after year. in spite Opposition The neo
pie readily find virtues and the Eame nj m. ne
papers can spread living witness ts stifyne to lie
cure medicine has made for him OF more service than
any newspaper advertising. - 80"
IN proof of what we say above re er YOU to R,ep
toirs peget16te Y nctttre and its elects. SF
Inc vile oil L. w. Ycakle Grocer, rs Pea ST. erea
o. OF eight years. standing; all other RENE
WIN n. Oldham eate of the Custom House, dwelling.
ured. e .s+f = y - 80 pe'i'"hentiy
W. a schaefer. Esq, ous the oldest and
most highly respectable citizens OF great
and restored 10 robust health.
Jarret Punmet, 153 Ealtimore st. suffered fntenseIv
years wt mn disease and rcurat tisn cured
after all other remedies had failed. ~
space VIII not pei nit TO Tame hundreds of others az
geo. W. Goodrich. Capt. Thos. g not Robt Gault Jas
Smyth, cured OF rheumatism. 4-'' US
:5ohn fefNaiI, s. a. Gri.hn John Luke, Rev. " Esk.
" p Navy, aud thousands others cured of ysnen
sia cough, liver complaints, bronchis Saint
lance &C. We refer to our citizens-caion
DR. HAMPTON. the author OF this great Hampton,s
is in his sQth ear In good health 80
I'm VIII be seen thatit is mot anarice got up Impose
NbREps inthis eitywin bear the same testi
call and get Pamphlets gratis and see the many
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HEALTH RESTORED.
Cure Of Nervous Debility, Lungs, $c.-On.oayd
nlarch Of HaMapton,s Reeetable Iinct,rre

.l7',.1..' BALrIMoRE, March 81, 1851,
Messrs Mortimer d Mowbray-t entiemen: | wish to
you Of the 6enet lave derived from the use OF
Dr Hampon's Vegetable TinctuTe. - -
From my earliest scarcely EMO, ed
DAYS HEALTH For humber OF yeasI was under the
OF the most slliul physicians city, NV
disease was pronounced by theliver complaint and
eisia, will an affection OF the lungs il de
rived very little, IL benefit from their treatment
also tred various remedies, all highly recommended to
no good effect My health continued Sertenr
Der last when my mind became seriously affected; my
memory Jailed; great weakness, fantng fts and couid
was entirely useless 10 my family Just about time
ture. iad powerful effect upon me- in The
torGtlon of Ey health; and now alter taking Til bottles
10 my eat JOY lean Saymy Lea is perfectly rcsfored
appetite good, and enjoy better health than ever
have ut any previous time during my whole life ali or
which Lean safely asciibe use OF this most won
de rlul medicine. 1865 VIII
Yours, truly, MARY a RIGGS,
219S. Paca street
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& \
n their vaIops forms, gvins neville and vgor restor-
me shattered constitution and thus nfusing hope in
pace Oh despondency BY its mild pleasant and sale nc
tion on the stomach ver kidneys, lungs, and the ner
system II cures dyspepsia, liver complaint, diseases
lions, consumption seronia Kings Evil worms, rhell-
na.lsIn, sout neuralgia SantsYftns Dance Fits Fisn
Ia, Piles, with all dlseases arising from immune blood
" For sale by u. H. Logan & Co., Wheeling
general ohm H. TRppull, 10th ward and by
Druggi IS generally. srfsla5.5 - -
ng~ Sold by MoRTIAxR & MowuRA4, eiO Baltimore II
baltimore, AMI 300 Broadway, N. " = -
& NJ Price 81 per bottle apt2