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HATS CAPS. AND CLOTHING.

s. you wish to purchase Fashionable M Of The
ls5 qualify 81 any ylc from ti:es finest beaver
TO lie coarsest chip, % 10 81 Main afeet, md buy
of l., I. FRATCIs.
Ifycu vi d 10 purchase Ta*i,;oua Die COAT Of
any : Vie of TIC Lost lnaierel, aud made up in the
most 81 bs5aHtiul inanner--o:, ii you want a com
moa every day article for rerviccsbie wear.-or, il
veu want light summer coat-caii at et Main St.
and hiiv Of .sszsafEE .zss= W r. FRANCIS
Iffyouvsn first rate Vost, of any sty!eor price,
from the finest plain or figured satin = plain Linen,
buy If T. Z FRANCIS
II you weaf pair Of Panfaloons Of any deecrip
ton from the finest French, English or German Doe
skin, to the plain Sleeps Grey enarse linen, so TO
the sEurc OF Z. 7. FRANCS,
II YOU want n whole suit throughout, of any dos
crptiou whatever. You can be accommodated -
T.. T. FRAxoiS
Ard fiualy if YOU want anything in The Ct 2!hing
or furnish Goods line either ready made Of made
10 order, call Of or Wan Street, E'r. FRANCIS
wATEss T.H,sE.
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e. q. NE TELL,

NsUR A5CE-lIc IS agent Cor various coppsn'es
Of ai,d 'tteIc-eir ead is prepared to. Sue pail
sies on I. &c ard Peoperty, On favorable terms
g@Scc Establishments.
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NTARAllE.ATHER g co.,

Insuraat~ effected IN reasonable terms. Collections
ptomailvmade aud pcrg nal astenEVu given to the
sale If puychase 81 property IL this market. lyhl
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.EIsN. n. aCRIRN

MILIINERY-WIsllas to inform the I.aaics Of. he
uoshs aud surrouudng couptry that she has on
hand and Is constantly receiving tlslatest syesot
Homncts, Ribbon, and BsilIimcry <sOssH,
Generally, which she WIN sell at unreasonable prices.
nricr ri 4l,o., not;ec IL d nef, expel!ti6u5 and
greatly improved method. Store Bonnets lined and
srim.uel :. far pE.ce. - - II
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WV. E. sH0cpM,
VOLNEY FRENCH,
". $, HOYT. VI. ID.
>. J. PETTET,

LAWYER--,5f- Office, KESosHA CITY, Wis Re
s;dence WILLOW BRoOg FARM Samers. ~ Se-
v.ral Tmprorsa aud Uatnsproeed Farms for sale.
HlvI6. eraa
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THE WIND OF HORSES.

Ezer aEa5icn Is IA coHaasn pS afOng the Arabs, who
teir horses thCCe times year, soT about
t time which, istIe ~ siteir
abe speed aad ahaiUV wing 81 vas lutrs;cs into lag
% sols years by Mn. All Of Yorkshire. Who pEO-
rc the recept toga Arabian She's or Chief from whom
hc purchased ii0rss duTiEg hs residence in Syria and
which he attcrgaris Spose tsg & arsl known the
Darby ARABIAN, from which spraug the largest and
most 81 II hocseS ever SaensE It's q no Oay prevent
ha; eG etcay lbs aboNt uaSed complaints; = eSises
te breathing ParS by renewing fsosa the a3r cells the
Is h secretion eh e, bgaves clVgs them, causing
dcu;y o. hrta hing by is actea eR Tie disease part cauS
the natural dime Sions,
tlsS ss1ug s eir1Ctica a she blood, and restores the
vessels 10 tgcr Hat1r.f ~TA--aS
CONDITION &Ea2Tt TSE,
Il : rlseqallee H. ees IN this respe truly astonish-
iu Many horses which be sore usag this medicine,
uot Srei ogs $50, Gave BY The q rom 70 pack
ages teen restored aly aGd soasd ce.astien; the
haf anie.f.e has osee rsoYed II the arrangements Of
The digestive o-sars ke skin has become snit, the
coat ssssued sleek aaa ns app aE@ace, AID Otherwise
50 ma "a npraVIa hat shex SoIia readily sed rom Sc9 To
sIs The re has pete aud perlnansts II may
be ~ at al aes with peret safety, aud may ksNise he
given Is E-HeF f9~9st {ctN N9Scs Price - cents
CATTION-E--y package es the genuine IaTieys Ara
banIIeaye seags bears ts written Signature q AlAD
co M oter Is sparioa< ard should re syc.Ged as 50
much poisoa. aI.saneaMhar d. 3D. " hIkD
sole r.opTsefors. 81 Maiden Lane. New Nosk,
- TUrTLE & MOSES, AGh.rn, y. y, General agents
fo- are States og Ser, gogS &sd MSeh 20 u a. esalegs
Shod he aeassss Aso, sos sale BY J. h Hhll ile4i-
&e- For sale by sTARKwEATHER Coz Kenssha.
V-s&t CORY j TNANS, Na0AsSsEs
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COLDER & DEvsMoRE,

ATTORNEYS and Gounselnrs q Law and Vol cltols II
Chapcery, wa attend faithfully to-aH business en-
trlstcd - them.
20 Eltio~n, IVal,rorh Comfy, H'scoasia.
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III. y"
Three coipses lay out on the shining sands. -
In the morning cleafn when the tide went down.
And the women watching and wringing theil
hands, atFE sussg ssg 50
For those that will never como back to the town;
For must work and women must weep
And the sooner its ovcr,t.e sooner to sleep
Aud goodbye 10 the bar and its moaning
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GmesREE w. BAs

ANcsR tyER-On Wood and every kind Of Metal
MAIN ST.............--K ENOsHA, WIS
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Latest Nctcs tr4a Kansas:

INDEPENDENtE, Dec 6-S A. 81.
To ". t&ictds;--Lmerick and Ilightner aro
here from Lawrence, where they slept night be-
fore last
Six hundred Abolitionises in arms there.
One thousand men at Jones' camp All mis-
take about the Governor receiving orders for
troops. The matter expected to be settled to-
morrow next day. Tell tho volunteers TO
come on.
s. H. AVooDsoN
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DR.. RAjICH

GERMAN bsEkYsECxAN, SfSxGEON sSD1
AGG0gGkhFGs &c. Recommends himself to the
Inhabitants of kcuosha aad sarr0us~snts country.
-wxsr on THE W ATEtl. ernRE y. KENosHk, WIS.
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The Three Fishermen.
BY CHARLES KINGSLEY.

bI CHANLks kINGsLEf
aF $3.50 T.
Three Fishers went sailing out into the West,
OIt into the west as the went down,
Each Thought of the woman who loved him best.
And the children ste watching hem ont of town
For men must work and women must weep,
Aud there's LITTLE to earr and many to keep,
Though the harbor bar be moaning.
IL. -
Three wives sat up in the light house tower,
And trimmed the lamps IA the sun went down,
And they looked at the squal aud they looked at the
shower,
And the rack itcane rolling up ragged and brown;
But men must work and women must weep,
THOUGH storms be sudden and waters deep,
And the harbor bar be moaning. ga,
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COMING TO MADrsoS.-The Madison .i,g,

COMING TO MADIsoS.-The Madison irgus
says;
We learn that the eminent actress, Miss Eliza
Logan. intends 10 remove to Madison, the com.
ing summer, and render is her permanent resi-
dence. Mr. Couldock, > the tragediaxmiaas also
announced his purpose of remoyizS :ther-
Winehell the comedian now own !derable
property here. Miller, the inimiIi 4sonator
Of fanAee Character now plas engage
ment at the Varieties, also bought Of
planting himself by one of II kes Sol
sm;th is already large propert y!der herr.
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how 20 preserve the purity of Elections
The knickerhccker for December capital nun.
Der by tic way, has the following capital election
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-15
LOUIS GRANDPRE.
Notary Public and AuctiOneer.
Office at the Mayors Office,
Laurel Street, Baton Rouge, La.

NOTICE.
In the matter of the Succession ( RucH-
ARD H. BURNETT: dec'd.-[123, Pro-
BATE" Sixth Judicial District court
Parish of East Baton Rouge, La.
WHEREAS, WILLIAM l.. BURNETT, Of
W said Parish, Administrator of the Es.
tate of RICHARD H. BURNETT, late of said
Parish, decd, has filed in the office Of the
undersigned Clerk Of said Court. a provi-
sional account of his administration upon
said estate
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
interested to show cause within thirty days
from the first publication of this notice,
why the said account should not be an.
proved, homologated and made the Judg.
ment OF said Court M. MORENO.
June 18th. 1855. Clerk
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NOTICE.. it
IN the matter o. Ne Succession Of A. B.
HoDeks. decf-lNo. 3s5, "Probate,''
Sixth judicial District Court Parish
Of East Satee' Rouge, Louisiana.
WHEREAS Ms. VosEPniNE HoDers,
" Of said Parish, administrative Of The
estate Of A. = HoDsEs, late Of said Parish,
deed, has f)s6 y the ol6ce Of the UNDER
signed CIerA q sd Court, AZ ccount Of
her admiaistSaAix upon said estate. f.+
NOTICE = hereby given to oil peTsoas
Interested to sAsw sasss witha tAity days
from Tie frss DsbIisaS6sn Of this Dstiee,
why We said account shouIDneE BE- appss.
we'd, be'nologs.eA, md mabe the Judge.
meDt - the Couyt, snd the sid stimin1-
tratriz authorized t0pay ths creditors II
conformity herewith N. MORENO.
June 9.5E. Clesk-
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! OST POCKET BOOK-A1sut thu.

I OST POCKET BOOK-AIout three
Hvseks ae". tie undeSsisDealssts PeeA-
OF book near TIE residences Of Mr.. Bates.
Az it YVES lost = the pubic Rad, some oas
must have found II, and b. distressed y
find the owner. The Pocket book y
povs s.o's'sois u Of open steel VOL show.
ing red morocco beneath, With my nsuDe
written thereon. There wss sbout S25
mostly Of gold IN Il, with pspeIs Of no
value to suy one bat myses6an order
Of ShIopshier, and one on r. e. Hutehieon.
II the $25 in money viii pay the finder,
he can bring up the book and papers to
Juue Sd. ROBERT BEAL,
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Netice 70 Contractor.

pROPOSALS are selected for the deli-
! very Of (30.00o) Thirty thousand sswsd
o. hewed cross tiss for tie Ayt section Of
The. 1sses Rssgs Gssss 151e 1 Op4essss
Rel Resd. Tiss . b nine feet long, SIX
inches thick II hewed, and Ave inches
thick Il sawed and from sever, - eleven
inches wide, averaging nine tke1ss, and
from cedar o. cypress. For further psTticu-
Lars Of specifications place and tins of de-
livery, &c, spply at tie Office II the COM
peny on Bayou Crosse Tst.v o. to WIN.
Sidney Smith, New OrleaaA The com
pany will reserve the privilege Of accept
ing any proposals, without regard to it,
being the lowest, and slse Of rejecting an,
if deemed proper. JAS. H-JOHNSTON.
Crosse Tote June a. Seeyetafv.
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d en- a opertise meuts.
VOCAL MUSIC SCHOOL.

THE undersigned takes pleasure in an-
L nouncing to the citizens of Baton Rouge
and vicinity, his intentions of remaining in
this city to teach Vocal Music. and wishes
to form Juvenile classes in the City Hall
on Thursday June 18th, 1856, At S o'clock
P. M. The most suitable age for Girls to
commence singing, is from 2 to IL. and
Boys. to ID. Particular attention will be
given to reading notes, and thorough
knowledge Of the science. Terms-$2 50
per Scholar month. Three lessons .
week, payable at the end Of each month.
june 13-tf. D. G. MORSE.
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THE undersigned having purchased the
L entire property north Of Garrison
Bayou, constituting the steam brick yard
and saw mill establishment, is prepared to
ill orders and execute contracts pressed
and repreesed brick always on hand Far
ly arrangements are in contemplation for
the delivery of lumber and brick at anv
point on the coast, either below or above
Baton Rouge. j.. H. SCHENCK.
A few choice hands may find regular
employment by applying to the proprie-
soS. June 7.
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| reader the moment Of death 90 terrific.
Their life goes out gently like LAMP
that has no oil. p
1t appears to me that the peaceful
death Of the Chinese - to be attribsted.
LIST, to their soft and ly1pbatic TEN
permanent !; End, to their want Of rsli.
gious feeling. The apprehensions con.
nected with . future life cannot exist
for those Who bave passed their lives
without thinking Of God or thsir
souls. I" caigiGaNF Vl5Thq
The missionary visited an island
having some celebrated BuddAist
temples, libraries &c.. and conversed
with the pious Buddhist Super
Tor. I'VE are not surprised" said
the christian man Ito see the Chinese
cold and careless toward . worship,
including 80 many contradictory arti.
cles Of faith, and which darken and
confuse common sense"
THAT is the thing he replied. you
marvellous intelligence has seized the
true point Of the difficulty"
men may be seduced for . time
BY vain superstition. but sooner or
latter they perceive their futility and
easily detach themselves from them.
"These works are full of clearnsm
and precision"
"A religion which has no root in
truth Cannot satisfy the heart and
mind Of man. The nations may put
faith in it for time, but their faith il
neither firm nor durable"
THAT is the true explanation. The
central nation has no more faith, and
that its why my Bones come back
with empty hands. 1t is known that
religions are numerous, but that Res.
son 10 immutable.
False religions, based upon lies.
have. injured, only certain time. but
truth is eternal, and consequently for |
al times and places. The religion o:
the Lord of Heaven, which is the ex- |
preston Of tho truth is for al men il |
is immutabls in its foundation" ~
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4 VERY comfortable dwelling house vi
II with Kitchen and oil necessary
out houses. The building Is situated
on North Boulevasd street in dskosos0l
part Of town. For Pa1ticulsD snqaiTe Of
J. J. Lelsver, lafayette street. June ST.
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Comfort Il Economy.
TUST RECElVED.-Ana assortment of
y Ice Closets & Coolers, to which the
attention of Purchasers is invited to the
Ware Rooms of J. PIPER. eco.
June 9Th 1855.
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d.. HAIr. who = Of eorrse m

i d. HALr, who i Of course IN en-.
insst pbyielOgist. cones out IN bis
book ssainst, "esrly rising, IS I'M.
healthy. At sunrise, in summer, he
says, The malaria which rests on the
earth, when taken into the lungs and
stomach which arc deliberated BY long
fast. since supper. enters into the cir
culation. poisoning the blood and
laying the foundation for disease /;
and in winter the same debilitated
condition Of the vital organs allows
the blood to be chilled.
No doubt, Dr.. Hall will be able to
convince the world against its reason,
that what he says Is 20. No doubt,
that people who have lived, a half
century with their eyes open for oh.
servation, half that time At least; will
be led to believe what the learned
Doctor says. No doubt that the effe-
miDsts vices Of the day, will come to
aid in battle against reason. and COM
mon sense. on this subject. No doubt
Dr.. Hall will be written down in the
immortal book Of fame. as q great
ref6rmer. But what is the fact? Is
there any such commodity as truth :
In an ocean Of perverted reason. is
there not some simple facts left ; that
reformers like Dr.. Hall. cannot gain
say! We hope 20. Truth, like
everything else. is an article in the
money market. and is bought and
sold. Errors are set forth with plaus.
able sophistry to deceive the world. in
order that quscks may grow fat on
cup'dity aud ignorance.
It is not subject to marvel at, that
even men are found to advocate, un-
cleanliness As the actual preventive Of
disease in torrid Zones. No wonder
that men are found to contend that
poison does not poison, and that
10 enjoy perfect health one should 60
stand chin deep in . quagmire.-
u Eternal Moses and the lamb !" is
here no truth I L. Dr.. Hall, Ball.
Bull or Black, to make US believe that
'srly rising is injurious That the
'nly time Of day the atmosphere is
pure, fresh aud cool-a time when
he balmy breath of Heaven. acts
ike an invigoratiDg cordial on the
ystem-a time, above all others,
vben it is pure and undefled with
be breath Of beastly siuners.-We
~ shall DR.. Hall, or any other
luack Sawbones convince US that
arly rising is injurousl Find the
rue motive which actuated DR.. Hall ;
q publishing to the world his opinion. q
nd it will be found to bear directly
"a the sale Of somebody's Life Pills
nd stomach bitters. h
Dr.. Halls branch of tho learned {
rofession, would have people believe I
hat the world waa not made for them :
, live in; that pure air, is worth moth .
'g without the use Of pure Saraspar. +
Ia; that the lungs cannot perform .
,eir Office of pumping in wind from P
ithout, unless aided by the " Colo- .
ogue" or "Cherry Pectoral;;" that :,
10 small intestines cannot do the a
ork, nature appointed them, without q
'e aid Of Peters Vegetable Pills, and a
lat mans legs, are useless for nav y
alton purposes, unless rubbed daily n
ith . box of the nerve and bone lin.
neDt. v
Well, We must confess that after all e
Il men like turnips will be bled, ef
T 70 just - wen that men like Hall q,
yhould phyaic them to had-aa Others
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SchnappsI 0Chnappeg
10 DOZ. Of VOLTS Aromatie Schiedsu
~ Schnaprs, for sale at 81 per sjsEIs
bottle and per doz. 1t New Orleans psicse
% Per do1 Cash WIN. BOC+l,
may 81. Druggist.
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NIAeRA FALLs.-A very desirable
improvement has recently been made
near Table Rock, on the Canada side,
erecting safe and commojious stair.
way from the upper bank down, under
Table Rock. This new stairway, or
road, was cut out. Of solid rock, as an
expense Of over $4,000.
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Masonic Celebration at Clinton.
The brethren of this order, have extern
ded an invitation to the members Of
St. James lodge Of this city. to join
them in celebrating the anniversary Of
St. John the Baptist, at Clinton, on
the 25th inst.
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BATON ROUGE::::JUNE, Is, 1855
~We ars sssAesissd 10 announce JANE
u. ELAN, - . candidate for Chief Justice Q
Tie Supreme Court, - al Tie vacancy occasionel
Ay the rssignstjon Of the Hon, Tnos. SLIDKl1
1lsetion b. popa1ss vsss, % ne 18th inst.
TIE RANT o. Phx,uDicE.-A col
umn. Of wbat may very appropriately
be called "'.ss;" appears in the las'
Visa. ~, sgsinst the author Of sew
sral articles which hsve lately appear
ed in this pele', sissed {" Sksptie. u
The Tss's sathor, i evidently in
earnest, and We believe him to be
right in defending with % much
sharpness bis wrong convictions.
Bat may w ak. in christian charity
what right hes be T. deny the sincsri-
y Ola skepie." Whist right has
be 10 ny, that: "tbe sincerely Of Bis
convictions is not apparent 10 bis
writings. and thse these theoretical
sbsurdities proceed from one who
sssks the tinsel fame Of Payne Or
voltsire I" He says: you wish .
champion to face you, and you throw
down the gauntlet in the face Of God
and man. From . thousand pulpits,
from . thousand men of God, from
The PrssA that throws it, living light
over al christian countries, from pro-
fsssors Of faith who have died enjoying
Heaven 10 the transit. from Voltaire,
. host Of inddsls who have departed
with hell in their hearts and ito black
vocabulary on their lips. you are an
swsrsd."
The Prssbytsrisu." drab" complex
ion Of The pious author. 10 visible. 1t
may b doubted, whether Voltairs.
had any more hell in bic heart than
tho msa whose feeble hand could per-
pstrats such . SANDER on him. We
presume The writer viii not deny the
fast that "voltairs, wss great man,
IN IL aseient and honorable accepta-
lion Of The word. The very mind Of
lhs ,aan, was planted within him BY
, hand who Greatness and Goodness
Voltairs Wa alive to. Voltaire lived
\ . period, in which. what is miscsll.
ID Christ;saity was % great . SANDER
10 mans intelligence. - it 10 now
voltairs had (perhaps) . mind to
govern him. superior to that Of the
Vis.o. VSs author. VoItaire's reason
led him asray; and W claim for
him - much honesty ~ the Rev.
NJ. Baxter had. The question
o: "Nss Voltaire . man Of as much
'sasoo - the soe who attempts to vii
y his memory in tho vis-a-vis A.! If
% the account 10 balanced and until,
hs wis" writer can bring some rea-
on, for the faith within him, We claim
hat he honestly has no right to it,
It any rate it would be wen for bis
equation % = )bgician that he single
mt some less shining mark than
valtaire" to try bis strength on.
~ Should like to know what I
Erection tho Shreveport South Wes- =
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lust RECEIVED per Cslsmbus fson
j st Louis:
50 Bbs losy, SOL
50 Kegp LaSd, I-.t-.F &
Bacon Shoulders and 8. C. Hams,
200 Sacks Germ
for sale By lM.y sef 8. n. nA.rA Co.

.THE SubscTjben ka~e now % hand tie
i Best and most esasplets 0sWtmsnS
Of Muslin, Silk and Linen, cssvstt, Grass
hair Stocks, figured. plain. snd white six
Neck ties &C., &C., even brought to this
city. May 81. WADDILL 1 PHILLIPS,
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o. IL Assseger comes to rs this
week in IN improved personal ap-
psaranos. L. Messenger is journal
Official do IL Paroisse Saint Jacques.
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REM OVAL.

u MAINE, has removed his Fancy
L. Store to Lafayette Street.-The house
formerly occupied by Mas. HuEsrou,
where he has received fresh supply Of
Fancy articles. June 9th 1856
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% We find this note in pencil on
our table. "ED. COMET: You will
please add to your list of standing ar
iicles to keep company with " thanks
to Capt. for favors;' that
the river 10 rising. s. A. NJ.
What riverf If it be old I" Salt :"
We are happy to hear it. 1t would
distress Us very much, ifthe excellent
company now provided with provisions
to go up that stream, should founder
on the way.
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Dsaa Ma F1.taln.
eoDA 40 1mu1n& WATER a1NurAcroa,

soAs
IDA - ~ wA7IR m1NUrAcroRY.
ovn~ SxsoeSssl ~ arsA
- 8sse&
pUAE csld ~ ssfsssAisg Soda Water
! and Mead. always q dreught ~
The syrsps sssS, sss q sspssiss quality an1
The oeds Water and Mod seld NJ this
establishment ars drawn from Iron Foun.
tains, coated a tht hlerios IA oot@s
Percha. end dose not come 10 ece(set M
lssd, c:lpss - ssy psnisis0 llttallie
Com?oeauee. yfTAI JIgT
Or6ets TOT Mineral WsterA Sorsarayil.
Il and Ssltsss Watsn, hlled promptlyy q
the most reasonable terms.
Hotels, Bars, and Private families son.
piled. June 49, =. MUsSELMAN.
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MADAME F. MAINE Noa;xe d. ~.

MADAME F. MAINE No9ite do ~
wi - Informs the Ladies Of Baton Rouge
that she IL now ready to make and tIim.'
boanets to order, at very reasonable prices:
She has large stock Of Aowers,Iibbon and
other trimmings on hand, Of: ths very 10.
test fashions. The ladies u. invited to
call and examine them at th&Kew Variety
Store.
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u Should like to know what
direction the Shreveport South Yves.
tern takes to reach these parts in t,Oen-
ey-e;ght days after publication : True
y this is Unprecedented fast travelling;
il 10 not only ssnihilating space, but
also time With i. The following item
10 from the South Western. The
steamboat Runaway on her last trip
from Alsxandria to this port struck .
sunksn log, which spruog her butts
and otherwise % seriously damaged
hsr hull. that it vas only through the
energy and perseverance Of captain
Crooks and bis officers that the boat
vas saved from sinking"
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The WAR-Another desperate fight
has just taken place before Scvasto-
pol" Count Walewski has answered
he note Of Count Nesselrods. Nee.
citations have been opened again; but
III 10 the opinion Of Count BoSo) will
b closed again in . few days.