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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23
April, T. lsss--:.n. Amer. and Spec. cory
SpHISG AND SUMMER SUPPLY OF
CLOTHING .ST,

J POLLITZ CLOTHING ROOMS
s. 4 SUaEDLY never was q more select finer
"A Stock Of Ready Made Clothing brought to this
market"
This is the exclamation Of all, who have hitherto
taken tho trouble to examine AMI look over NY
sortment and we'll does it meet the public wants.
Ny Spring aud Summer supply OF Ciothing were
this season selected by myself as usual. in the North
81. Cities and purchased under such suspicious cir
eumstanees, as to enable to sell them at incrcd-
biz low prices. and while it embraces the Dress
10 iIish the OUTER man, full and complete assort
nsnt of strongand coafsena srtls also be found
AK therefore Kind pubic to extend to the ia
var OF an examination OF my stack OF Goods before
purchasing oieswherc, for while they obgc me hy so
doing, they cannot fail to profit themselves.
a.rl am not given 10 Dragging but, agree to sell
aothng cheaper this season than any othsr establish
ment o. tue kiaa AID -his upon triad Will be conee-
dad.
BY Stane Rooms have bcen greatly enlarged Civ
leg no facilities to wait apon my cusoaers who
sfs aaxieasly expected BY their mest o,cdient,
April Il. JACOB POLITE.
DISSOLUTION.
.ssHE ee-paftnersliie heretofore existing between
tn undersigned, under the ST.; le aud firm of T..
s. Cochran ( Co., vas dissolved On lhe 9Th inst,
by n,utua consent. All outstanding accounts are
payable to {. T. Cochran. and those knowing them
a.y Is to b. indebted earnestly requested to set
1s promptly either ny payment or note, as It is very
G.sisau!e 10 close up the business of tbs ei
G. T. C9gHEAs,
THOMAS Ell rLE2.
S;aun.on, ApIil IS, ie55.
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Hardware.
WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS,
StauntOn, Va.

wwy II. WATTS & +. G. RICHARDS
ElSy Have removed 20 the old stand OF ]. b
Breek inbrl1se 4 Son. Opposite d. 4 Us. Ciaw.
fo,d having received addi,ions 10 their stock
will be glad to see their friends
STANTON. Sept. 10, 1858.
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D0cT0R no OIL A N D. S
CELEBRATED
German Bittcrs,
Prepared by
DIR. G.. NJ. JACKSON,
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. l2O Arch St. one donr below Sixth.
FhisUNeIl)hiu.

Their power over The above diseases is not ex.
celed, il cqualled, by any other preparation in
the United States, as the cures Attest in many
cases after skIluI ply sicians had failed.
These Btters are worthy the attention of IN
vallsis Possessing great virtues in the rectif-
cation OF the liver and lesser glands. exercising
The most searching power in weakness and al.
lections pf the digestive organs; they are witha
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23
SIX Y--L 1 q III r.
GUERREAN GA LLERY

YaH + undersigned has removed his Gallery
4 on the corner betw eenahe Eagle and Vir
ginia Hotels, in front OF the Spectator Office,
where he may be found, al all times, ready 10
Mait upon the Ladies' aud Gentlemen. he fiat
tiers himself he can give 10 them as fine like
ness as the Art can produce.
Z. J.. RANKIN
Stanton, Feb. -, 1853,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23
THE LAM

THE LAND
IA DvERTISED by JAMES GhEGokY, Of
IN this place, IL sill Tor sale. Any one dc.
s,rous of purchasing can learn the particulars
by calling on. Mr.. G $, his residence, in this
lace.
S.aun,on, Sept. rs. 1854.
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Hell! HEs.pl mELP!l!

: IAKE the Following method Of informing my
L Friends and Patrons of Staunton and the Vicini-
il beg Of all who know themselves indebted to me- to
call aud pay up, for | need every dime that's due me
to put me strait with the eortd my creditors are
pushing me from all sides, and without my dues, |
cannot satisfy my creditors.
Returning my thanks to my Customers and Credi-
tors for past iayors, still ask OF them continuance
Of the saine for time, and happy to inform
them that am still prepared to do work in the fol-
lowing line that may be entrusted to me, such as
House painting, Paper hanging and glazing,
At the following Prices.
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WESTON, Forsmith Co., NJ c., Dec. IA. 1914.
Messrs. Dove 4 Col purchased OF you in May
last, one dozen OF your ..Iuf Oil'' to sell At my
store, shortly after had valuable rling horse
which became lame in his shoulder and useless as to
service tried several OF the present popular reme-
dies and n,ments on his shoulder, and they did no
good, " continued lame as before, and | thought
would use yonr turf OIL" applied hall bottle,
and can SAY with certainty his shoulder is entirely
WE'LL As he has been running for five months in the
Stage IRON this place to keedsfille. Will buy
more when come down.
Yours very truly,
JOHN II. WHITE
We Sold by j. D. Eskridge, Stanton, Va, also
Harlem a Dull.
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Fresh Fruits. &C.

n sroyE. MANONE4 CO., have just received
large supply Of Fresh fral.' such - oraag 81
LFnoas. Reissn. f. e. ~ osii AID ssSSsssss
sonpeHUI Nsytj 1855
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=
FAEMERs OF VIRGINIA.
TF, upon any living thing your Plantations,
i there Is Ulcer or Sore OF any description kind
variety, matter whose skill it deties, or how
long it has been standing, upon your man Or your
maid servant, your mules, sheep, horses, cows, or
dogs. We say to you, and guarantee what We
say, use our
T u r F OIL
And you will find it to cure the NEST malignant, as
well Is the simplest Sure that mars the form of
or beast, We refund the noney.
With ordinary cases. it is only necessary to apply
the Gil on bit Of rag Ii the sore is one of long
Standing, large with proud flesh, and fever, take
small dose OF salts to coo. tue blood once twice a
week If letter or King Worm on the head or III
the hair, apply the OIL, and cover the head with ask
cap to keep .fal the air. Il Gblains, merely rub
On the Oil. On eattis, Il is only necessary to pour
Gu the OIL.
e y c r u RF OIL!
EF0. Glib sUaES Of every description,
a o. Man or on BEAST.
oae teaspoonsm equal u ounce of any ageparG,
ton known.
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FOE ASH ONLY
coats plain painting, wood per yard,
find materials Is cts s.
" brick 81 :"
find materials 30 cts
Is %
materials found to me Is cts
+" 81 80 .. wood "a i"
materials found to me l3 cts
granting and vanishing after painting, fur
nish material, per yard 20 cts
painting and granting, find materials, per
yard As cts
csats roof painting, find materials, with =
rool pant per yard rs eta
/" !" - = the materials found to
me per yard Is cts
coats plain painting on plastering, find
materials per yard IS cts
" the materials found to
me per yard Is cts
glazing per light the glass and putty, found
to lne, glass d BY 10 : cts
10 =. IL cts
!" II q II cts
/" II :. Is Sets
II :" Is cts
/" Is q 70 cts
None need apply unless they intend to give thu
.y,y \, vol.
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CASH

CASH
v,oR one-hundrsd Cords Of Chestnut Oak Bark,
u 10 be delivered to the subscripsr IN Stsunt0n
~ zoo SsN'' JAMES MAYES.
Ssauns ssa April slst lsSs.-spso: copy Nm. =
ANGLING.
uAvr hand and tor sale supply Of fishing
linas and poles They are first rate articlss.--
(,ail aad see.
Staunton, April -, leSh.
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ROOTS AND SHOES

nUR Stock Of Boota and Shoes IL now complies
10 meet all the demands of our customers, yea.
and see tholn, they cheaper than last year ena
newest styles. .xnrprpc . cn
April u. y. bhaSpEoeHN y w.
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az THoIJsAND DOLLARS.

SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Z HAVE on hand Goods TO the amount OF SIX tnou-
s.nd dollars. which will be sold without reserve
At coat for cash from this time forward. Being des-
Tmfs of changing my business, have concluded to
close ont at cost Come along and bring the quar-
tors in your poekets. .,, r p,Y,wv1t
April 20, 1855. Iho. Y. boN0 I'll.
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BLEEDING OF TIE LtJNcs.

RALEfcH. N. c., Fab 8, 1855.
.Me,as. Mortimer 4 .Mapbray-
| do hereby certify tina! about twelve rnonths
ago was taken with severe hemorrhags Of
the Lungs, and had four attacks Of il. was
advised 10 try Dr.. Hampion's Vsge,abls Tie;
.urs. procured one bottle, and after taking
which, was satisfied that was much better;
and that, after taking the fourth bottle, [ was
entirely well, and now enjoy az good health
al ever did in nay life. eau, and do, with
out tbs least hesitation, recon- nend the Tine:sre'
to all persons afflicted in my way.
Yours, GEO. w. WnAkLnF.@
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this city.
RicHaoNp, Nov. II, 1854.
M.ssrs, ilove { Co.--Gentenen IL used per
ti1a of bottle OF Turf Oil, which you very kindly
presented me witt, and take pleasure in saying
thar Ionnd il eiiect ,al in removing eruption OF
tis SKIN, for which had been praetsed upon ior
sexeral years by physiyiaas without Receiving the
least beaent. also Recommended tito iriena OF
luine, who oe some years has bs ~ annoyed with
snii.s eruption ol tue skin. and H. informed me a
few days since that from Iils use ofo,e bottis, ne
had been entirely cured. kespsetiuiip.
dec. 7. y. u Litt !" w.
BIe IsLaNp, "a, Nov. !, 1884.
Messrs. Dove & Co.-Gcntemen ~ nsed about
one fourth of bottle OF your Turf Dir upon the
back of my horse; the worst back almost ever SAW,
entirely raw, place aeariy large my hama !;
aud this single appiieatonU only applied it once)
cured it up eAtirely and permanently. really was
ana think il more prompt and e.llcacioIs than any
thing OF the kind ever saw and have sold thou
sands OF bottles vi other preparations tog similar
purposes. Respectfully
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! None need apply unless they intend to give tn
above prices in cash or equivalent.
| Jan. 6.--Messenger COPY. K. B. THOMAS.
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Soc Proprictors, KiclNnono Va.
klcGNosp, Jan. lG, 1888.
Measrs. Dove & Go. For about seven years my ne
ero bay, Simon, had an ulcsr the shin bone OF
one o. his lsgs he has had the very best medical
advice, and the sIictest attention from myselt-the
sore has heen repeatedly poulticed aad burnt with
caustie at intervals whilst giving applying nedi-
cine ne has heen kept on lo'y dict ard also Kept per-
icutiy quiet, with the limb elevated sometimes the
soie would be as large the palm OF mans hand,
and ut others no larger than half dime, aud even
when il has attained this small size would break out
again. became certainly discouraged about it, and
one day. while in your store, | asked you what
must do for it, you give me bottle OF your turf
OIL aud after using bottles (by the direction it
was entirely headed Previous To the time OF using
it, he had lost months from his work. but since, he
has never lost a single day. will add that have
expended usclessly, on his limb, about two hundred
and fifty dollars, and it gives pleasure to add to
the many you have, this testimonial OF the virtues
OF your Turf Gil. Nesy respectfully,
). +. SHELTON.
a eopY--s ublished by Domination from lady O!
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sept. II, 1854
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

A MoDREN JOAN OF Area young
woman, who pretends to have divine
mission, has just been locked up in the
Orleans prison. She asks to be sent
to the Crimea, pretending that she
could take Sebastopol in a very short
time. She speaks on the subject in
the most came deliberate manner
All she asks for to accomplish her
glorious mission, is an escort of a ser.
jeant, corporal, and ten men. She is
at present committed ingloriously as a
vagabond. Journal du Mo;ret.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

It is stated that Sir Moses Monte.
fore, the eminent Jew who has lately
gone to Palestine. intends purchasing
there large district of county, aad to
settle upon it the Jewish paupers of
Jerusalem. Eventually, his purpose
is to settle these, also al those Jews
who feel inclined to return to the land
Of their ancestors. This isperhaps the
most practical effort made toward the"
return Of the Jews"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

CoMPLMENrARY.-Our neighbor II
Church street, has very felicitous way
Of paying compliments, where-al
though they may be duet is policy
to repudiate. Thus we may say the
debt is an honest debt, but We will
not pay it, because we can't" There
are a great variety in kinds of compli.
ments. There is the compliment d.
rect; and the compliment indirect ;
the compliment equivocal, and the
compliment egotistical, which shows
off the compliment payer. to a better
advantage than the party compliment
ed. 1t is really one of the rare beau
ties that the English possesses, over all
other living languages. With it, a
man may say what he really means,
and not commit himself; and he may
say what be does not mean, and leave
a margin Of words so that the reader
may come to the conclusion that he
either means it, or that he does not
mean it. Is there any other living
language with which the same can be
done?
Here is the prettiest form Of the
equivocal, we have ever
met with. Our friend of-the Advo-
;ate is the author:
We will say, finally, that Mr.. II.
HUNT, is fine elocutionist, and rare
y endowed both as a speaker and
hinker; but bis highest talents are of
professional, not Of a political char
cter; and, as a politician, we regard
i'm as neither original nor strong, and
eel assured he can never rise above
aediocrity. Neither, we think, is bis
cart in the present labor that is i'm
osed upon him; it is an uphill bust
ess, and in the very beginning, he is
ordially weary of it, Or a|e great
2 err.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

INVITING ON FAcrs.-At the Wo-
mans Rights Convention of Saratoga
q few days since, while Miss Lucy
Stone Blackwell was speaking, some
facetions opponent Of Lucy's theory
asked her who would take care Of
the babies when mothers went to
Congress'" 6 will reply to that
everlasting query" rejoined Lucy, "by
asking who takee care of them when
their mothers come to Saratoga.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

The PEN.-1n the hand that knows
how to use it, is the most powerful
weapon known. As the tongue ofthe
absent, how cheering! When the
golden tints of virtue guide it how
beautiful. When self:respect gives
it new vigor, how pleasing! When
honor directs it, how respected -
When wit sharpens it. how fatal!
When scurrility Yields it, how con-
temptible! This the weapon Of
the soul"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

~ Our friend &C." at the Springs
lays Us under a stress Of obligations
for the material aid, sent in day OF
70 ago. The individual in a quarter
Of an hours button hole conversation !:
concluded by desiring us to cash his
own sight draft on &C.," for two
and a half" for temporary relief; and
We could only get rid Of him, by the
loan Of a "a quarter" to be returned
"next week." This done much, to
elevate his depressed spirits, and the
last We heard Of him-his face was
set due east for the Springs again.
We hope be Will be we'll treated
there.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

The New York Journal of Com.
MERGE, in calm review of the Louis
vile riots, closes its article with the
GLOWING admonoitory sentence
Every little while, some solemn
warning, like the recent riot at Louis
vile, troubles the minds of thinking
men, and points forward to that period
Of civil discord by which we may some
day be convulsed, if a remedy is not
applied to the evil created by our pre-
sent naturalization laws; but unfortu-
nately the age is too peculiarly one of
excitement for any single event to
leave a lasting impression. Yet if
citizens will look back twenty-five years
to time when disorders that are COM
mon now, were regarded as impossible
and will then reflect upon, the conse-
quence of like decline, for another
quarter Of a century. they will be con-
vinced Of the danger of delay, and of
the rapidity and strength that Anti
American influence is acquiring in
The country.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Pitsburg, august 31.-This morning
the two o'clock, A M, express train on
the Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad,
going west, was thrown off the track
by running over COW, 20 miles be-
low this place. Thre Gears were thrown
OF, and one was completely wrecked.
-Four OF the passengers were seriously
injured and six slightly.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

DEFEAT OF A KANSAS BANK BILL.
A bill was recently before the Kansas
Legislature for a charter of bank
with capital Of 81, 900, 900, with the
privilege to double 1.-THE institution
to be at Atchison. The capital stock
was taken and the directors ready to
proceed to business at once. St. Louis
capitalists we're largelry interested in
the enterprise. But the bill, after
much excitement, was finally defeated
before the Legislature.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

70 Before the close of the next
Congress, both Kansas and Minnesota.
will apply for admission into the Un-
ion. Minnesota, from the present
complexion Of its political affairs,
will be a free State. Upon what
terms Kansas will apply remains yet
to be seen. Be it As it may; angry
debate, and trouble to the nation may
be looked for; such as will force
every good man to exclaim "would
70 God, slavery were not our here
tage.'
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

The LATE r. w. NEwPoKr.-The
death of this prominent citizen in the
Northern part Of the Parish is to-day
ehronicled. Mr.. Newport has lived
an honored and respected citizen. and
a thrifty planter Of our parish. He
has twice represented the Parish in
the State Legislature and leaves a
large family to mourn their irrepera.
bic loss.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12
IMPORTANT BouNrY LAND OuEs.

IMPORTANT BOUNTY LAND QuEs.
TON DEcIDED.-We understand that
the Secretary Of the Interior, to whom
the question has been referred, has
decided that. in computing the four
teen days military service necessary
10 entitle one to bounty land under
the act of March Sd 1856, travel can
not be estimated. Many have appli-
ed for land under this act, who could
not make out the fourteen days ser.
vice requisite without the time spent
IN travel. To such, lands cannot be
accorded under the act of March 3,
Washington San.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

The entire number of applications
under the Bounty Land Law March
last up to the present time is 200, 800,
OF which 10000 were filed in August
During the same month 500 warrants
wore issued. The entire number iss.
ued is now $4,000.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12
REMOVAL OF w. D. PHILLIPS
CLOthiNg Store

TINE undersigned informs the public that
i he has removed his Clothing Store in
Lafayette street, to the room in the rear of
his old Dry Goods Stand, corner of Lafa-
yette and Church street, where he will be
happy to wait on his old customer rs and the
public generally.
sept6-y. w. u. PHILLIPS
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

. On Monday, evening the 10th inst, Miss KATE
McGUlNNESS, aged about IL years.
On Tuesday morning, nth inst, Miss MARY
ANN MCGUINNESS, aged 10 years.
On Sunday morning, the 9th inst, at his Plan
tation in this Parish Capt. R. W. NEWPORT. aRed
about 70 years.
On Tuesday Morning, the 18th inst, DE WITT
years.
eB Ohio Papers COPY.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12
Ho! for Greenwell Springs.

THE STAGED more re.
L publican language-theG SA
Wagon, will leave Town a. k7R7z-ssk.&
usual, every MORNING at 6 o'clock, and
return about 6 in the EVENING.
@FARE EACH WAY, 81 90
Persons desiring to 60 out, will leave their
names with VIZ. RHoous, Esq, at the Har-
ney House. HENRY S. WALLER,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12
FRESH SUPPLIES. Black hair

l. Bonnets. Do. Love Veins, do. Gloves, do.
do. Ladies' Hose, do. Illusion vefb Mourning
Gloves; Baaek Grape Grape Wells, do Parasols.
Grape and Lace Bonnets, Chemisetts and eleeves.
Embrofdrfes Of oil kinds, Thread Cambria Lace
Fresh Ribbons, Black Grape and half Mourning
Collars: Just Received and for sale cheap by
aug. 10Th MRS. @. HUE6TON,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12
ORBITUAkY.

DlED.- On the eth Of Adjust, 1855 at the real
OF Seth David, on the Comete road, WILLIE PIX
BARBEE, son Of Oscar and Julia Barbee. aged
years.
Life is but dream-a vapor." How true II
the comparison Of man, to the grass Of the field,
which comes up in the NOR ning-at noon blooms.
and in the evening 1t is cut down." Ny little
friend Willie, had but short time ago, EMERGED
into boyhood. but his mind showed that he was
endowed with remarkable intelligence which
promised bright future-how playful and good
natured was his general behavior. Willie, was the
pet Of the family, he was beloved by his little
brothers and sisters, and was the idol Of q fond
mother-how could It be otherwise he was too
sweet and pure to be permitted to remain long in
this world Of sin and sorrow. But few days had
elapsed since the family removed in the country.
and Willie had been dreaming Of the pleasant
he would enjoy on the green ssvrd
under the shady oaks, but alas!
Providence had ordained otherwise. The vre.n
ields were not for him; he was summoud to a
brighter and fairer world; when his sweet voice
will join the cherubims in the everlasting sone
'round the throne. Parents, brothers, sisters.
'eef not, for your loss is his enternal gain. ".
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

HOT COFFEE, TEA 81 CHOCOLATE.
IL Mr.. ALPHONSE ARBOUR, respect
fully informs the world At large, that be
has opened coffee Stand corner Of Third
and North Boulevard Streets, opposite the
Market, where hot coffee tea and chocolate
can be bad at all hours. In connection
with the same, - Segsr store, where .
full stock of tho vesy Best Havana's nav
always Dc found. auG II. I'm.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12
TO the Public.

DERSONS in want of nurses for the sick.
l. will find list at the office of the Sec.
tary Of the Benevolent association. Such
as are in Judgment circumstances, will be
supplied BY the Association.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12
G9t Guilty Ganret,
BATON ROUGE,:::::::SEPT. IL, 1855.
For THE STATE SENArr-The Ga

For THE STATE SENArE.-The Ga.
Gzette Of Tuesday announces our fell
low-citisen, DR.. THos. j. Burr1no-
TON, a. . candidate for the State SEN
ate. Al one of our most popular
practitioners. the Doctor is known to
every citizen in the Parish. He is
deservedly popular-one Of the few
men We meet nowadays, who has won
his way to the hearts Of the people,
by an unwavering courtesy, and gen.
crosby. The Doctors present habits
and past antecedents, are such as to
present bis claims in the strongest and
most unexceptionable light; and as the
day is coming-if not already at hand,
when the people, are disposed to judge
Of a man by what he Is, not what he
pretends to be-and every man must
stand on bis own merits; we feel sat-
isfied that BURLINGTON will not come
out second best-after the ides of No
vembcr.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12
Comfort Il EcOu0umv

Comfort & ECOnOmY.
JUST RECElvED.-An assortment Of
y Ice Closets & Coolers, to which the
attention of Purchasers 10 invited to tho
Ware Rooms of }. PIPER. & co.
June 9th 1855.