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AROMATIC OR STOMACH Buffers

AROMATIC OR STOMACH BITTERS.
TUE undersigned having been appointed Sale AGENT. in
the South for Mills Celebrated Bitters most respect
fully inform the public generally that they have Just re-
ceived large supply.
These bers not equaed nv any others now in NE
which will be plainly perceptble on first trial They are
USE
For sale either by the of dozen oach or single
bottles. Call and examine
LYONS & cos. 10 Cedar street,
.. Sole Agents for the Southern States.
March 9, 1s55.-tf
T ATE ARRIVAL.-CIGAKl CIGARS-Received
II this day large lot of superior Kegaia Cigars which
for flavor and quality will surpass any brought To
Nashville We keep constantly hand very large
sortmen Of all descriptions of Cigars which we will sell
either at Wholesale retail the lowest prices Country
and City dealers respectfully invited examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
APT LYONS CO. 10 Cedar vt
LYONS Il co.
wv GUILD most respectfully call the tenti0n of
w CITY and country Merchants generally To their
stock Of FIregn and Domestic Liquors. u OF VIII Ich We
guarantee genuine. Amongst which will be found the,
following,
2 pipes MagIony Brandy vintage lS45;
s u pipes Star Proprietor Brandy, vintage 1913;
Z L pipes Otard Dupee Brandy vintage IS5t,;
Il pipes j. Ilcnuessey Brandy. vintage 1880;
IA D. pipes assor ed Brandy vintage frouI AZ 10 81.
pipe Double Swami Holland tiin timex
puncheOu Jamaica Rum;
| puncheOn Santa Cruz;
2 a casks Pure Juice Port Wiue
10 !. casks LDurand do do.
s bbls Cherry Bounce;
8 butts Cherry Wine
S do MADEIRA do; -...
10 bbIs Extra Old Bourbon;
10 do do do MonOngah4Ia;
Also. full assortment Of domestic Liquors, geBsraRy
numerous 10 mention.
so baskets assorted Champaign Wine Just rresive Cd hy
jy7 LYONS d co.
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.
On Front, near Broad 81
a TUE subscriber respectfully returns his
an thanks to the public Tor past favOrs, and So a
heits continuance OF patronage 10 the 81 L
@pA above line, also -
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING.
Together with every description of Metal Tnings Me-
taic facklngs, BA6't Metal aud Castings
Soda FOunts, Generators, Ale Pumps and Pumps Of
every description manufactured order or repaired at
short notice.
Cash will be paid at all times for old Copper and Brass
JANIS If X COLE
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H. SHEFFIELD, M D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. A. Boes, Cleveland, Ohio.
Rev. g. b. Perry,
Prof q, d. Williams &"
Prof J. II. Pulte, Cincinnati Ohio
Prof T. C. Witherll, d"
DIR. J. ID. Armstrong, Louisville Ky.
Rev. Charles Tones Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. J. b. Craighead, e
OFFICE-No. 66{ Cherry Street. Up Sairs-5 doc
south of the Post Office.
Nashville, March p, lS55-6m
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FXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-lGO bbls Lafay ett'
II Mills Flour, direct from the Mills
ans 4 II. LOOMS p co
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five hundred dollars, invented by workngman,
which takes hold Of sheet Of brass, copper, or
iron, and turns of complete hinges a the rate of
a gross in ten minutes--hinges, tod, neater than
are made by any other process. Also, machine
that takes hold Of an iron rod and whips ID into
perfect bit-pointed screws with wonderful rapidty
and by single process. This is also the inyen.
ton OF a workingman. And both these machines
are superior to anything Of the kind in the world.
No other process of manufacture can compete with
them. Yet these are but fraction of the mar
vellous inventive trumphs constantly going for
ward in this country.
A late notable discovery is that Of process for
transforming plaster of Paris to MARBLE pure white
or u whatever grain, ind scarcely varying from
real marble in weight while it is impervious to
wet and cold, and Is susceptible of the highest
polish.---N Y. Mirror.
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
nas $50 SOLDi 10

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IL ready on or about the oath Of October.
CONTENTS:
First application OF Steam.
Life Of John Fitch Engraving Of his first Boat
Life of Robert Fulton Engraving Of his FIRST
Nafe American Boat on the Hudson River.
Robert Fulton and Livingston's first Ohio River
Boat-correct likeness. Full pafticulars
Latrobe's First Boat. 4s iFtc9 y f
First Steubenviile Boat r .-fs.3
First explosion on the Western waters; from an
eye witness
Maps OF the Western Writer'S towns, cities, and
distances laid down correctly.
List Of Steamboat explosions, since 1919 names
e8 OF killed and wounded; list Of steamboats,
now ahoat. M SIS a8N
Correct views Of Pittsburg, Wheeling, Cncin-
matt, Louisville, St Louis, and New Orleans,
in 1855. Sketch Of each place. Population,
Business &c, &c
Fast time Of Boats on the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers. TtH3A HfnL
Lstof Steamboat officers on the Western waters.
The New Steamboat Law q with comments. Life
Boats. 1900 lss 90
Disasters on the Lakes. Names of lost killed
and wounded.
The high water in 1870 1892, 1s47.
List of1'lantations on Mississippi river.
Important United States Supreme Court Steam
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Three hundred pages, with one hundred enerav.
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Orders from the trade solicited and agents wanted
in every town and city TO canvnss for the work.
Address, JAS. T. LLOYD a CO.,
Post Office buildings, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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DIED.

On Thursday, 18th instant after brief illness, of
chronic Group, SARAH b., daughter of John II. and
Sarah u. johnson. aged years and months.
~ The friends OF the family are invited to attend
the funeral saturday. Goth instant, at o'clock,
from the residence of her father corner of Seventh
and E streets. tf
's--f'' Dear guileless, sinless, little one,
Thou hast entered on a wide, wide sea
A life immortal thou'st begun, Ef
Twill last thee for eternity
Then, darling one, farewell TO thee,
Thou type OF childhood bright;
Gods blessing bear thee company
FL To fields Of pure delight"
vs. h4e lntelligencer please copy.l
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BY THE MORNINGS MAIL.

The Pennsylvania Election--7he Northern Com,-
'tll ties. u sb 4Ha
Q HARRrsnuRG, Oct I7-Tioga county has elect
ed the entire Republican county ticket, by about
400 majority, and gives Nicholson majority Of
342. For State Senator, Souther, Republican, has
$50 majority over Hamlin, Democrat, and in Pot
ter county between 200 and 800. He is undoubt-
edly elected. Baldwin, Republican, is elected to
the Assembly from Tioga, by $50 majority. It is
probable that the Senate win stand II Democrats
to 10 Opposition.
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GIVING IT UP.--We understand that the driver
of the ome-horse fusion team, General Henry VIII
son, acknowledges that the sprained broken-wind-
ed horse in his go-cart is to be distanced in the
scrub race on the 9th Of November next.
The General stated in Fitchburg on Monday,
October 9th, that /" if the election could be held
the next day, Governor Gardner would be re-clect-
ed beyond the possibility Of "a doubt"
We think this is the first correct decision the
General has made this fall Ifthere was any room,
we should advise him to "Wait for the wagon
Boston Bee.
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AN UsNIrIeArEo conference.-the Sierra
(Cal) Citizen gives us the following election anec-
dote, which, If true, shows that IL you wish for
real, genuine, unadultersted, unmetaphorical Know
Nothingism, you must 90 outside Of the Native
American pal. to find IL:
AN IsrsLLrcEsr vorER.--A Dutchman being
asked, on the evening after the election in Downic
vile, what ticket he voted, replied that he didn't
know, but Il was ode ticket NIT the Wings onn
The Know Nothing ticket had the American eagle
emblszoned on H.
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WAausoroS. Oct

I WAeliNSION, Vel. ~.
The State Department has under consideration
| the drafts drawn by Santa Annals Government
against the unpaid insiaIment Of the Mesilla in.
demnity. Three drafts f5r 100000 each were pre-
scented at the State Department some three months
since, by the house OF Aspinwall a Co., OF New
York, and since that time others to the amount OF
81 100000 1t is stated have been submitted. The
government of coursc declined to pay or 10 accept
these bills for the reason that the only authority
to meet them il conferred by the Treaty Of 1854,
and the act of Congress based upon it, which re-
quire and expressly provide that the three millions
shall be withheld until the Treaty shall have been
| fully executed, and the boundary run and estab-
| lished by joint Mexican and American Commits
son. The last condition has not yet been fulfilled
The American Commission, under Major Emory
has indeed completed its labors, but the Mexican
Government has not supported Commission in
the field and has not had the opportunity Of con-
curing in the report presented by our own. II is
stated that Saazar, the Commissioner originally
appointed, but who did not act, has signed the re-
port of Major Emory. This is not probable it
would avail nothing if It were fact, unless the
alleged signature had been made in an official
manner and by the oder Of the present Govern
ment OF Mexico This cannot be the case, because
| the report OF the American Commissioner has not
| been communicated to the Mexican Government
But the question concerning the drafts is a very
nice one. They are undoubtedly genuine, and were
| regularly Issued ny Santa ADnns Minister OF the
Treasury, and were regularly discounted BY Brit
ish German, and Spanish bankers in the Mexican
capital at the rates then current there for govern
ment obligations, to-wit fifty per cent discount
The question is, whether the dstacto government
of last May OF June had not the right to anticipate
this fund II it had, then the validity of its acts
in issuing these bills cannot be affected by the cir
cumstance that before they became payable, the
then existing administration gave way TO another.
1t may be presumed that the new government will
epudiate any liability for the proceedings Of Santa
Anna in this behalf 1t wants oil the money 1t
can secure for its own purposes. 1t can point to
the treaty, and refuse to be bound by the decision
of the commission in which it was not represented.
In addition TO these considerations it may be men,
toned that Gen. Gadsden, as ardent partisan of
the revolutionary movement, will naturally throw
his influence against these post obts of the extinct
administration, and labor for the payment of the
money 70 the one composed of his own Proteges.
| Cor. AZ r. Courier and Eaguirer
i Z i / f4tl
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The Case Of Passmore Wiliiam.on.

PHILApELrHIA, Oct. ls.--Applcation has been
made, by the counsel of P.lssmore Williamson, for
permission 10 file an affidavit made by him. Judge
Kane decided that the proper mode OF procedure
was TO take a rule to show cause why such paper
should not be fled. The counsel refused to do
this, and no further action was had. ~ Ea4
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Arrirdl of fhe CnAn,nba.

NKw YoHK, Oct ls.-The steamer Cahawba
from Havana with dates 10 the 9Th instant arrived
here this afternoon. She brings no news Of Inn.
portance. The health of the Island was good
Sugars were scarce, but the prospect Of the new
crop was favorable.
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observation-disclosures has 4,4oo majority over
both the other candidates, and 10000 over the
American candidate. The Senate Is composed of
Is Democrats and ss Americans, while the House
stands 81 Democrats TO oil Americans.
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Riot on fhe Brantford Railroad.

BUrrALo, October ls.--Trouble has again broken
out on the Brantford railroad. A body of armed
men tore down the bridge yesterday and will not
permit the trs;ns to pass. They made an attempt
to-day 10 stop q train on the upper side Of the
bridge going west. More difficulty is anticipated.
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SEE How THEY RuS.-The Albany Evenin,
Journal gives the following correct list OF tn,
administration Soft Shell organs that have gon.
over 10 the Seward Holy Alliance:
The St. Lawrence Republican.
The st. Lawrence Democrat.
The Saratoga County Helper.
The Otsego County Democrat
The Olean (Cstsraugus county, Journal
The lion (Herkimer county, Independent
ns The Csyuga County Chief
The Fulton t0swego county Patriot.
The Chsutauque County Democrat.
The Northern Essex county, Standard.
y Tho Lewis County Republican. Gt@
J The CobleskilI (Schoharie county, Journal
The 0neids County Sachem, and
One half Of the Albany Atlas
This Is dreadful In the same ratio the deser
tons from the Soft Shell ranks will leave scarcely
anything for the administration 10 swear by IN No
vember except the Custom House. No wonder
John Van Buren, was afraid that IN old st. Law
renee he would be crowded down by the Bacl
Republicans. Two Soft Shell Democratic papers
there gone overbosrdi In addition, also, to one
half the Albany Atlas we may add two-thirds o
the New York Evening Post. At this rate i
Tammany Hall does not soon surrender to the
Hards, the bulk OF the administration Democracl
win have gone over to Seward aud their old Buifa
10 platform. Some pork will boil so.--New Yorj
Herald
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WASHINGTON. d. C.
WILLIAM II. BURWELL, Editor
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1855.

HENRY S. BAHcKER, 400 Broadway, 70. U. "A.
Rooms, is our authorized Agent to receive sub
scriptons and advertisements IN the city Of New
York
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TUyHE BEST BAKING STOVES IN THE

vUyHE BEST BAKING STOVES IN THE
u country are 10 be had Of JOS. v. H0DGSON,
No. 405 Seventh street. in which he challenges COM
petition. IA tne
Also a large assortment of Paror, Dining room,
Chamber, and Office Stoves, at low prices
Also the best Cooking Range ever offered in this
market in which he challenges competition for dura-
bility and economy
rood assortment Of Britannia, Planished Tin, Jc-
pan, and Tronware Of my own manufacture, at ex-
ceedingly low prices. sep 2t--dif II
mn IssssS EMILE PRIBRAM ~ Co.,
w MiIliners, viii open Saturday, October
nets, Ribbons Flowers, Head-dresses, &c, TO which
they invite tho attention Of their former customers,
and ladies' in general Their stock win be kept sup
piled Please call at No 277 Ponnsylvania avenue,
between 10th and nth streets, oct lQ--lm
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Further by the Atlantic.

vienna, October Lit is reported here that
Lord Stratford de Radcliffe has been recalled.
The Oesterreichishe Zeitung" announces that
the bombardment of the north forts of Sebastopol
was commenced on the goth; that the Russian
army was in full retreat and that on the 29th 1t had
reached Ajax, three days march from Macken-
zie's farm. This intelligence, respecting the re-
treat, must be received with caution, as IL needs
confirmation.
MARsEILLEs, October 1.-The steamer Euphra-
ties, which sailed from Constantnople on the Gath,
has arrived.
Five thousand French troops had passed Con-
stantinople on their way TO the Crimea and Others
were expected.
It was stated that the English cavalry would
winter at Scutai.
Paris, October 1.-Two divisions, one OF
French and the other Of English, win occupy Sc
bastopol, and the army of operation, under Gene
raj Pelissier, viii take the field.
Generals Simpson and La MArmora win hold de-
fensive Positions
The feet has received orders for importantope-
rations, and the allied forces full of confidence.
Omer Pacha's forces were expected TO be sent
TO the relief OF Kars, in Asia, soon.
Telegraphic advices from Odessa, received via
Berlin, stage that the Gar had left Ncolaeif for
the Crimea- npt4
Accounts from Constantinople TO the oath, state
that Ia, 600 nen Of the Anglo Turkish contingent
had left for Varna, and that 0mer Pacha was con-
centrsting $4,000 men near Shejkatie.
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THy MousrAcHE MoyEMEYr.--Rev. Chas. Law.
renee has come out practically for the moustache
and beard movement Rto 90 I'LL
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th, by Rev. VIM. +. Speake, Mr. CHARLES
w. MITCHELL to Miss SARAH AsnroN, both of this
city. srafsf NJ f3 III 49, s'@4l5 n
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UUcA, N. Y, Oct. 1.-THE grand jury now in
session here have refused by vote OF thirteen to
four, TO find any indictments under the prohibtory
liouor law
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-19

An Irish witness was asked what he knew Of the
prisoners character for truth and yeracity; "Why,
10 truth, yer honor, since I've known her shc has
kept her house clane and dacentr
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From the San Francisco Sun.
The Resurrection.

EDrroRs Sex: ! had supposed the Wing party
dead, but find that was mistaken. / am informed
that several High Priests of the old ministraton
descended into it's tomb the other night, and babe
Il "coms forth r.
Grand Marshal-Gregory Yale.
Ssrcophagus Bearers,
Col Baker, Ned Stanley.
Followed by few sympathizing Democrats.
Blue Banner, presented by the ladies in 1881.
Candidates for the Assembly, chanting an ode !:
"They took a pillow and plowed Il down,
Put clods upon its head
And they had sworn solemn oath
That Whiggery was dead
But cheerful spring came kindly on
And showers began 10 fall,
When whiggery got up again
And sore surprised them all.
Next in order,
Followed by the county nominees, succeeded by
the crowd generally.
Smile not, Messrs. Editors, at any supposed abb
surdity which may seem to attend this movement
There is analogy for Il In history. IL win be rc-
collected that the Moors exulted when they heard
Of the death Of the iIustrious Cid Campeader,
whom TO confound for their heathcnish mirth the
devout Spaniards disentombed and placed on horse
back in front Of their army. The effect was magi-
cal for when the disbelievng copper skins gazed
upon that pale but imperial brow, they were panic
stricken, and fed before their encmies like fright
ened sheep. | am Wing myself and predict
some such results to this grand political enterprise
The motto Of our party Is no longer Reg,aescot IN
pace but "'Scafr 10 Democracy and Know-Noth-
lpgisml LAZARUS.
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On Tuesday evening, the Allen Know Nothings
OF New York held convention in National Hall,
Canal street, at which the following ticket was
nominated:
ComptroIler--Robt, T. Haws Wing.
Sheriff--W. s. Duke, Wing.
County Clerk--Gso Il. Sherwood, Wing.
Governor Amshouse-- 49, Alberton, Allen
X. N.
Commissioner Of Streets---Jsmes Dewy, Wing
Repairs and Suppies--Jacob L. Dodge, Wing
City Inspector-Geo. w. Norton, Barker X. N.
Corporation Counsel--T. 4. Tomlinson, Wing
coroners-John Ives, Whig DR.. Gamble, Hard
Shell; Charles Missing, Wing; Cyrus Ramsay,
Barker X. n.
Judges Of Common pleas--chan. Livingston and
Is. p. Cowlcs, Wings
Superior Court-Murray Hoffman and Levi b.
Woodruff, Wing X. Ms.
Marine Court--C. 4. Birdsall, Wing.
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..fy- Lectnres ON PhysioIogy.--MissesN iy,

:ay- Lectures on PhysioIogy.--Misses Niv.
Medical College of Philadelphia, viii deliver cour Sc
of six Lectures to the ladies' Of this city on Anatomy,
Physiology, and Hygiene.
The first Lecture will be given on Monday after
noon, October 22d, at O'Clock, al Carusis Saloon.
These Lectures will be illustrated by complete
set of apparatus, as Mannikin, Skeleton, Models,
Plates, &c.
The Introductory Lecture will be free.
Price Of admission to the course 81 25 cents for
each single Lecture h oct ly-lts
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REsuLr Oh THE SPECIAL ELECTION IN BALTIMORE
Tho special election held in the 10Th ward yester-
day, for member Of the First Branch Of the Bal
timore City Council, to fll the vacancy created BY
the death Of VIM. George Baker, Eco, was warm
" contested, and gave rise 70 scenes Of violence
and disorder which every good citizen must truly
depIore. The vote, notwithstanding the interest
manifested in the result falls short Of that polled
week ago. This is attributed TO the disturbances
at the polls and in the vicinity. The following Is
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DECORATIONS or GENERAL sIMPsoN AND MARSHA
PELIssIER.
PELIssIER.

Major General wyndham Is likely TO be placed
at the head Of division In the Crimea. The Grand
Cross Of the Bath has Il is said been conferred on
General Simpson. Marshal Pelissier has received
the same decoration ofthe Queen, and his majesty
the Emperor of the French has further awarded to
General Simpson the Grand Gross Of the Legion Of
Honor. .4E
poxBARDMrSr or TUX NORTH SIDE OF sEBAsroroI..
The Allies are reported to have established one
hundred and twenty mortars at Sebsstopol, with
which Il was expected they would soon render the
north side untenable
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INARP Il T-B A G s, SCHOOL-sATCH-
~ ella, Travelling and Work Baskets, Feather
busters, Willow Cradles, Rocking Horses, &c, ex-
tremely cheap at f LAMMOND'S.
rrt AZ taetf
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IRON THE BALTIC.

Intelligence from Riga, dated September goth,
states that four liners one fngate and three cor
vettes bombarded the batteries at Dunamunde for
three hours on the morning of the previous day
without doing much damage. The ships then went
over TO BuIlin and bombarded that place for two
hours, with more effect On the 25th hostile visits
we're made by two figates 70 Sails, where ten
ships were burnt Ne8a
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The American majority 10 the Senate Of cslifor
MIA 10 y, instead of.
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t9y- SPECIAL NOTiCE,--The Members

! ~ SPECIAL NOTICE.--The Members
of the Independent Order Of the U, S. OF A. George
Washington Camp, No ], are respectfully requested
to meet at Temperance Hall, this evening, tFrday,l
at Z o'clock. As business concerning the welfare and
prosperity Of the Order will demand their prompt
attention all brethren in good standing from other
Encampments are fraternsliy invited 10 be present
oct 10 If IOgEpH WESTON n =
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raW- Officers and SoIdierso OF the Mex
lean War, attention There will be meeting of the
above Association on Monday evening next at ~
O'Clock, at Kloman's Restaurant on Seventh street
A punctnal attendance is requested.
J. E. STEWART, President.
WM H. HuIL R. s. oct lp-gt
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-19
NOcUCE.

HAVING purchased the interest Of DR.
IL X. II. lay in the Dug Store Of Wad-
dill II bay. and resumed business upon my
OWE account, my old friends and patrons
are informed that, feeling thankful for
PAST FAvORS, | claim their custom for
the fOe. .4f sq.qasa s-.f
The same attention heretofore given I"
the careful selection Of PURE DRUGS
and the scrupulous regard had to the dis
pensing them, will, hope, secure me al
lNCKEA St.D SHARE Of patronage,
mar Is. H. I. WADUlLL.