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No. 2.
Il. r, Il. No ..

A New Principle discovered in Medicine, to
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Eagle Soap.

A new supply of this superior article, which
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looo eases OF different kinds OF Sores ,Erup-
tons, Swollen and Enlarged Joints, Hip Dis
eases, ricketts,, Kernels in III, Throat, Swell
ings of the Glands, Lumps and Knots in the
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good.
LADIES IN TROUBLE.
II you have any difficulty in the Womb, r.
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Chattahoula La, Sept O. 1884.
MessrS RADwAY & Col feel happy TO
say to YOU that your Remedies have madetw two
astonishing cures in my settlement. My son
Martin was cured ~ two bottles Of your'Ren-
ovs,ing Rssolyen, and one box Of your Reg
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-03

GERMAN IMPORTED CRIMINALS SENT
BAcK.-Mayor Wood of New York
having been informed that . number
of German criminals from the prison at
Gustrow had been shipped from Havre
in the ship Dutchland, the ship was
stopped at quarantine last week. The
convicts were found on board, and
their admission were taken of their
being the criminals represented. The
vile nest were sent back in the same
ship, ard for one time prevented from
swelling the majorities of imported
citizen Votes.
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Major Haynie, ofOuschits county,
Ark, in letter dated on the 10th inst.
to the Van Buren, Mtelligeneer, says
that eleven negroes had run away from
his Immediate neighborhood, and that
a general stampede among the negroes
was apprehended, if not something
worse. The p ople had become some
what alarmed, and had adopted meas
ures of precaution, and were using
every exertion to capture the runaways.
1t was thought that there was aconcert
of action among the slaves in that vi.
cinity.
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w The Jefferson (Texas) Herald
Of the 18th ulto., is at hand, in which
We learn again, that Sebastopol has
been taken, and 10000 killed-the
entire city, in ruins, and General Bonn
bastes Bousquett. positively killed.
This is seven hundred and ninty seven
times, the place has been taken; and
yet it is, the subject Of a thousand
telegraph dispatches, and daily news
paper articles. The place is yet where
it was, as formidable as before, the
assault was commenced upon it, by the
London Times. Column after column
has been paraded against the parties;
it has been bombarded by words, and
demolished with logic. and yet there
it stands looking into the sea. as it has
done, any time these past thirty years.
The whole affair reminds one, Of the
glorious victory Of one Of the ancient
Kings of France. immoralized by the
Poet.
The King Of France, with full I'VE thousand men,
Marched up shill, and then-marched down
Csgain.
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Calling for Help.-When Dick
Alma first crossed into New York
State from the Canada side, he took
lodgings at an inn in Canandaigua.-
A waiting maid sat at the table with
him, and Dick spoke Of her as the
servant, to the no email scandal of
mine host who told him that in his
Louise the servants were|called "help."
Next morning the whole house was
alarmed by loud shouting from Dick,
of Help help! water help!'
In an instant every person equal to
the task rushed into Dicks room with .
pail of water.
Il am much obliged to you, to be
sure" said Dick, "but here is more
than want to shave with"
"Shave with :" quoth mine host;
"you called help and water and we
thought the house was on fire."
"You told me to call the servant
help, and do you think I would Grey
water when meant fire 2"
"Give it up said tho landlord, a.
he led off the line of buckets.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-03

rTbree thousand hands, are EN-.
ployed constantly in Belgium making
gloves. From one establishment last
year it is said that four hundred thou.
sand dozen pair Of gloves, were ex'
ported from Belgium to England and
America.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-03

CowHIDING A RAILROAD PRESIDENT.
The Boston Herald relates the particu-
lars of an exciting scene which occurr-
ed short time ago at bingham. 1t
appeared that for some time a difficult
ty has existed between VIM. Humph-
rey, president of the South Shore
railroad, and Alfred Hersey, ex.presi-
dent of the road.in regard to some re-
marks made by Hersey. some time ;
since on seeing Mr. Humphrey stumble
and fall, in getting out of the cars
These remarks reflected on the person
al habits and character of Mr.. Humph-
rey, and he was much incense on hear
ing Of them. He demanded written
retraction of the offensive remarks,
and armed himself with cowhide
and brace of pistols, proceeded to
bingham to force a compliance With
his demand, which was peremptorily
refused. He thereupon drew his pts.
tolls and offered to fight Mr.. Hersey
who declined. The parties separated
but subsequently met again at the rail
road depot. After making some re-
mark to Humphrey, Hersey. seized
the cowhide which he carried, anc
proceeded to lay it over the head ant
ears of Humphrey, with much energy
the blood following each blow. NJ
one interfered, and Mr.. Humphrey
was severely whipped.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-03

Niepece. the co-labored of Daugerre
has after years Of study and experience
succeeded in almost perfecting the art
which his associate discovered. II
have begun" says he, with repro
ducing in the camera obscura, colored
engravings, then artificial and natural
flowers, and lastly, dead nature, doll
Creased in stuffs Of different colors,
and always trimmed with gold and
silver lace. have obtained all the
colors, and what is more extraordinary
and curious. the gold and silver are
depicted with their metallic luster, and
rock crystal, proclaim and alabaster.
are depicted with the luster natural
to them. Exchange.
Des Cartes' the great French Phi
lsopher, Of the day Of Louis XIII. was
ridiculed by contemporary Savans, fol
asserting, that he had no evidence Of his
own existence ; but modern discovery,
if it does not offer reason for scuh
skeptieism, gives an excuse for it. The
wonderful properties Of light-an i'm
material agent. reproducing tangible
reality. with life-like exactness, catch
ing as t were the smile of lovely wo
man, IS it gushos up from pure heart
and . spotless soul and fixing it, a
an ever living and tangible reality, il
m achievement Of sciense. that many
will force US, to exclaim, We are sucl
stuff ~ dreams are made Of" Which
il the shadow here, and which tn
substance
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10 Last dates from Washingto

o. Last dates from Washington
say that preparations have been made
again for a hostile meeting between
Messrs. Faulkner and Boteler. Each
party threatens the other with apubli-
cation Of correspondence, which it APP
pears, from the papers, would be alike
fatal.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-03

P1rrsBURG STEAM FIRE ENGfNE.-
The Pittsburg papers are evidently
pleased with their new engine. The
inventor is that of Mr.. Lowry, Of that
city, and trial of its force was made
on Saturday week. Sixty pounds Of
steam were raised in thirteen minutes
from the time the fire was applied
Water was thrown through a two inch
nozzle a distance of one hundred and
eighty feet. 1t was thrown At the rate
offourteen hundred gallons per minute.
The engine, it is said, worked stronge.
ly and smoothely.
DOTATOES & ONIONS.-A choice
i lot in store A. MONIAN 4 BRO.
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AL SAINTS DAY.-As usual the
Observance Of this day was properly
solempized in Red Stick. The even
ing before Tie day. flowers and floral
wreaths we're plentiful in the streets
and store windows, and the ladies
(God bless them ally who are associa-
ted with such things. were busily en-
gagged fitting to and fro, visiting the
shops and making preparations for the
fste. When the day came. carriages'
buggies, cabs. omnibuses, etc.. etc,
we're early set in motion. and a con-
slant throng kept up Church street,
where there could not have been less
At any one time than 1900 or 1000
persons. A small tete-a-tete at our
"Steye's" with one full, and two have
pay Colonels, kept us-or rather our
reporter" from being on hand at the
Cemetery. which was solid two acres
of candles, flowers and pretty faces
What strange thoughts came over the
refect;ue. at such a time and place :?
But never mind.
Our reporter was not present, when
two or three persons caught fire, there
fore we have no correct account Of
the amount of damage done. The
light and inaamable materials Of Ia.
dies under garments, are much en-
dangersd at such time and place.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-03

BARNUM's Baby Show at Cincin-
natl. says a dispatch Of the oath. has
proved . failure. He said it was caus-
ed by the structures on it by the Com
mercial, and has brought suit against
that paper, claiming $4,000 damages.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-03

Notace to Parents and Guardians.
TIME REV. E. GUION, will reopen his
i Seminary, for young ladies, on the
LIST of November. oct12.lm.
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HIN AoDfrtisflllfnts.
Horse Palace / Virginia Stable,

ROBERT BEAL, PRoPRIEToR.
The former on Conservation, 6sfsoeew Third +
Main &rets. The latter On Third, bee,uses
Church and Laurel Streets.
TAKES this method Of informing the pub
/ lie, that he has now on hand \ splen-
did stock Of horses, about Forty in num-
Der, Carriages and Bugsies in proportion
also, an Omnibus, al Of the best. Always
on hand when called Tor.
RATES ACCORDING 10 THE DISTANCE.
Single Horse Feed, IS cts.
Saddle Horses at Livery, 4l5per mo.
Carriage or Buggy Horses, $40 90
Any damage done to either Horse, Bug
gy OF Harness, to be paid for by the one
hiring the same.
RULES OF BOTH STABLE, CASH
oct3O.tf.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

SELECT SCHOOL.
For Little Boys ana Girls,
MRS. LOUCKS, designs opening school
I'LL Of this description, on MONDAY, the
Goth October. in the building adjoining Mr..
J. M. Brunot's, on North Boulevsrd.st.
Baton Rouge, Ock 10. 1865.
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etatistics, Startling Statistics.

08oSa0SoSo9 80
Some gentleman whose name does
not appear in the papers. has put
himself to the trouble Of counting up
the number of Heathens in the World.
We will not startle our readers with
the figures; suffice to say, there are
five hundred millions more than there
are Of, Christians, Were infidels and
hypocrites included, then would We
find not less than ten to one. Why is
this? Is it that the Gospel Of Jesus
Christ, fails 10 come up to the wants
of man to unite the different nations
of the earth. under the white flag Of
peace and good will ]? Not at ALL
The doctrines inculcated by the Great
Author Of our religion, are the same
now, as eighteen hundred years ago !;
and cannot be perverted in their true
meaning and intent; which is peace
and plenty-light, liberty and happi-
ness to all mankind. The self-styled
disciples of the meek and lowly Jesus,
now met with; have degenerated into
political Spectators, and are the file
leaders of demagogues for political
Office. All manner of isnas have been
drawn into the pulpit. to degrade the
sacred desk, in the eye of reason
There is something wrong at the very
foundation of society. Our northern
brethren have imbibed from the old
world its poisonous red republican
doctrines, its degrading and perverted
idea of democracy; its Fourierism !;
Abolitionism; Free love ism, together
with its Mormonism; the offspring of
specializing Yankee, Smith, but
which has found food for its abomina-
tons, only in the old World.
We have an extract now before US,
which horri6es us with the announce
ment that in New York city, few
Sundays ago, an audience of white
people listened to a colored brudder of
the name Of Pennington, (who knows
not his own dad) preach sermon on
the text in Free love-;sm :" HE whom
thou now hast is not thy husband
Does it not behoove the good and true
men of the nation--the native chris
tians and republicans to do away with
the slight shades Of difference in religion
as well as politics, and make a united
effort to revolutionize the public mind,
whilst yet the mad Gends of other
chimes arrange the funeral dirge, to
sing at the death and burial of our
great and glorious country; the pride
and hope of true hearts and enlight-
ened minds of all nations? Let each
man who has arrived at the full pro.
portions of intellectual manhood ask
himself these questions, and act &C.
cordingly.
CowH1DING A RAILROAD PRESIDENT.
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70 Italy, is represented, as now
being on the eve Of q popular revolu-
ton.
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nR. DUCHEIN, of the Medical Faculty
" Of Montpelier lFrance) having re-
recently established himself in this City,
offers biz professional services to the public
% He will 1t al times be found at Mr..
PuJeL's residence, (neas Judge Burk'sp
unless professionally engaged. (oct25-tf.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-03

The Tables Turned Tho N. 7
Journal of Commerce, Of the 23d ult.,
says:
There was time when we were
indebted to Europe for a portion Of
onr finest machinery, and foreigners
regarded American ingenuity a. at its
climax in the production Of wooden
nutmegs and cloths pins. Latterly We
have astonished them with our patent
reapers. and six shooters, and 1t last
they have come to acknowledge that
our mechanics are entitled to rank
with the best Of their own. A further
illustration may now be given. Yes
terday a sloop arrived at this harbor.
bringing from the Jersey shore forty
tons of iron machinery constructed for
use in Scotland, and the same Is now
being shipped direct to Glasgow. Il
is designed for the manufacture Of
India rubber goods, a process in which
America is ahead of all the world.
Quick WoRK.-But yesterday and
that noble pile, the Verandah. was
standing all alive with its thronging
guests and The multitudes that fire.
quented the corner to talk politics and
learn what incidents there might be
astir. The fire fiend came, and the
favorite retreat, the Verandah, was q
heap of rubbish. Some cartmen leap:
ed into the breach, and there was di.
rectly mighty muss. great clearing
out. A week or two succeeded, when
10. magnificent brick structure was
seen rising from the ashes, and now
that structure has assumed form and
proportions. A row of four-story brick
stores already attract the attention Of
passers-by on the very site Of the Yer.
andah; and in a week or two more
thee stores will be filled with goods
and in the "full tide of successful ex.
pertinent" We call it quick work
Bulletin.
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Sog1ed1'teS.

Sog1eIlffeS.
lust RECEIVED Is doz. boxes Of
d Fresh Sardines doz. Gallon Jars Pick
les 6 doz. I gal. Jars. do. doz. Of FRI nch
do. 4 bbls Mackerel, Fresh Butter, fine
lot fresh cheese, and for sale Cheap for
CASH, by. loct.29l A. WILSON 4 Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-03

%. Reter and -. PAul's Csalego.
THIS lnstittion will re-opsn both for
i boarders and day scholars, on the 5th
prox., the lst Monday in November, 1885.
oct. Is, ltw It'd.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-03

Fresh Cane Lime.
ON BARRELS, TEE BEST ARTICLE
ZUV FOE SucAR MAxlNo, for sale by
oct25. 5. NJ. HART & co.
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OOOO LBS, of Dufdelds sugar
ZOOV Cured HAMS 1900 hs.s o. Sseoa
and = fsV dosen oflfash Desf 1ongeee:
BoS sole b =.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-03

EN6L16H CLASSICAL
AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
DATON ROUGE, La.
THE School known for the last Eve
L ysars, - Ne !" HnsnAsA HieE sosoeG," at
Jackson, La. win b ye-epened n this CITY, q
oommodious 6ailding formerly ths property Of
VIZ. =. Cnus1Aw, On 0oysennsns street, hes
besn attsd up. - . permanent location for this
school. Novl.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-03

Al CASES of Boots & Shoes, this day
~ received and for sale at the Cheapest
1ates by oct29. A. WILsoN i Co.
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DURE Winter Strained Oil. just reed BY
I oct2o. A WIIson b Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-03

FRESH FLOUR this day received BY
i oct29. A. WrLsoN 4 Co.
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IN DOZ. BROOMS, 4 doz. Wash Tubs.
III oct29. A. WILSON, & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01

Now Watch and JoWelry Storo.
Rom, no. 1, Washington iiali, Monroe ST.,
WHEELING, VA
'INiE subscriber wuld tic alcionof The pubic !"
his we'll selected stock O watches, clocks lcwc'ry'
silver wa,c, and ,Cy goods. Which he Is NOW opening
His stock Is composed IN aI oi gold AMI siIvs walCcs'
kc,s sluris AM, chains.
kycIy description ol gold ,cwelry
GGli, silver, silver piaiehaml common slccIr r'
Pme Si!vc: table, tei dessert, SusLi, mn>iaId I al
slODrs, an butte knlycS; ,.,,.
Plated aud Gri tl1n syct loIkS, Spoons batter knives
cic. etc.
Poi mun,a,e>, pockc; Cmlcry,tcssOIsi
VEHy IISE tay,,IS, tlUIs, Sld Eilig CIcLR ctC,i
pcIh,uery, ConbS b, ,,.s aM g'cai variety 81 h'c!
sDuis;
ami Jewell s. anl engraving handsomely d0nc.
cns.iti &. p. BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01
s{.s IH & ;ss ssSsss
Great through lime for the East,

Great through 1illlt Iol the odSt'
,INuK baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling 10
| Baltimore, and connecting win the washington 81 @
Tanc l,uil Road al the Junction (iaely called tie Relay
ouse,) % miles ilom baltimore, aud with The Philade
pla, Whining sionan lian0.e Ail Road 10 Philadelphia.
Tie great tunnels upon the line are now completed and
Tic wOc road Is III fine condition, presenting QUO OF tie
most pitiureSqu: aud romantic routes ~ t.e world.
Tie now and splendid steamers Ol Tue Union Lire from
Louis vc and Cincinnati connect with tbs road al Wheel
lug, and through tickets from these places 70 baltimore,
Washington, Philadelphia, &C., may bc had oi the ssens,
nr IN tho boats.
A. NJ (Whcclins liniel ana arrives al tn'nhc'iata (|l
mite al =. NJ and allowing two bout tt"ic, arrives ~
baltimore $50 miles, at6A. tie next ilor'y ma
King passage ih,ouShin about 20 hours Including all
SiOprasCs, a..
without charge,
PASSENGERS aud baggage are transferred TO The easfor
WnsusiOna al the Junction. and for Philadelphia, oil BAL
,imorr, without extra charge: TIaveeIs arg allowed am'
rIc ,inc aud oppo lunty n points meals
lkroIr.h tickets ii0n Wheeling to iisllmo'e, lwi,i
miyi'cge oflyns anywhere on the route Ssoo-o
Wasiil.,op, $3.50. to phadc'phlc, SiO-o hc had on
nrp,L tle sicaneIs OF tLe Union ~, on tue o.o ald Of
t.c Kali Road Agents al Whceing( y. FnRNN Moilds
vile maj WV. PARKER, Gent Sur't
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itE.IIt)NAI..

KEWJNNT.
IIRASZiiEiM d LulH have ,cmoyei their WHOLESALE
Liquor si0Ie from the SPiss ioiSc ln'''iss 70 No.
40 NAH Sa,Ia,e nest to WI iias iuc ton Room,
whcr iLey viii is heretofore, always keep onaa STOCK
OI lilo best Wines and Liquors, 81 '!c lowest prices
al; ,ISH, PRlNXil&iM e. IilT%
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01
No. / Super Phosphate Of Lime
VERSUS "GUANO."

ilS valuable icr1e. has been used for 50 'ral yeals
III Ehgiai n,d Olher pats OF Et Ope All tcSi ioSu'
ulo holds The highest iak IN popularity aud hc eNrnt 10
wlcl, Il s used an. farmers. ltsinlIodnctioh ~ ~
country hy the b,Ciler has lren hi0e recent but tlc
prog ess Il has made in r estina,lOn Of The public has
uo ccn less i ked oI successful than abroad, aiter ull
trial q, three years investigation D! It's cits, ~ wh'Gh
time there has been ycIy nnY ,crnpulos experiments
made by ilr most sCchiiC HiicultiSts and various
lubs Committees, Ne, Side by side Pn'uSan inNO, as
to lis Icla,vc value tUna ed w:i s liici and ~ osl
insiiCcs lrctelciTc Gycn 10 the 'Sucr Phosphate o.
Lime" Stth tcr0rts as returned VIII !For he placed
before tic public, whlo. will conyc! no lIorI'alon
Than the subscriber rns iS 0Scd 10 uc, as ilr 'a''
la(,ueI, At Tie present ilOllclt. ...
lis chemical composition Is VI that Lature 10 at once al
ford food and iou,iscn, tostowt OF uIl descrtrlI0s
us basis being G,elcd Or stound "Homn' tc efficacy o.
which rs manu- Is alcay well known and appreciated"
w,icl are rtoNpossd hs the addition Of one ih ilr'
weigh, oi Supluc Add, to which added due I"l"t'
iion ii uai0 AMI SuIpSicUl AmOnil tho laicr Is one
0l The most el:cni AGENTS IN the best Peruvian Gao
II Is easy a,dcd being IN perfect powders u VIII he
found suitable 10 all soils, warranted rntG AID echuht :
aud VIXEN At M,tu,y 10 he ndud as etcacous as e'a 70
presented
Pamphlets viii he forwarded on application 70 The sub
SC ribci or In his agents, wost anrS ale as OllowS
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GAPS.
ID ECElVtD this day, The hest assorfmem of Gents,
IL youths, ami chdIen's cloth caps ever b.ousht ~
style and quality They comwisc II part as tollowsi-
Gcnls cloth opera, black and whci gents hall clohdoi
black, dah and green .Iding, hunting and Apollo CAPS
together wlhcycry other desctimo Of hat q car eysn'
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