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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

Braces Illustrations OF the Eastern War.
This ebraed eYhiti will open the Chinese building
1hCssday 1he Northern exchange high
u OF tts merits; ouriOwn opinion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

DACES-rlEHIOF COURSE, EEWiOWN L. I-EH3
II fret meeting o, the Fsehou locker Club VIII com
Tuesday the 18th Of June, and continue four days
FIRST DAY-Tuestsv, 18th June, "Fashieu rakas,n
scrpsop $500 forfeit $780, mile neaa-clossd Lat Of Jsnusrr,
with FIVE nominations.
SECOND RAcE-Purse $780, two STAR, and fov each add
hoba horse $75 viii b added, which With The satrsso
heats.
SECOND Day Wednesday, 18th June, Jopxey ON
skee cpon $500; forfeit 800; four mile hsa.s- The
Jockey Club to sdd 81 &C., 4 three start gbe nomir ms .
III DE receive back the smou OF hs akea
THIRD DAY-ibud sy, 10Th June; pure 1900 IL two ser
and esch additional horse $50 sill be sdted wSch ~
the money, will 90 70 The second horse in ne
sECosD RAcr Arsociatos stakes" suoscip ,cn, $500;
fei added by the club Nile heats Co,cd 1u
four nominations.
Last DAYFIidAy 2oth June eurse 300 mile heats II
two and for cash additional horse o0 will be addee
horse IN The race.
Twenty forces ~ The Fa,han Course 4,
ton Tor The approaching ccrtes snd two aoss more are
hourly expected. j. A. VAl.EsTINE,
Secretary Fashion Jockey Cub.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

Baths, Baths, Baths.-Col. Cloyd's Swim
ming and warm SALT water baths a. The foo. Of Fourth sres
topheY s ferry BATH and 70 By hs Brsa
q ferry for les Than o bath only IN New Yoqk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

AatchsIoT's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
Me superior % al oAers Ther aey Improvements secure
esHot oof0x Me nA!ufa and
hs unrvAsd only harmless hair dye appked in twelve
AsfvNto Rooms, ct BATUHMORE, H3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

HOllowsy's P1lls-Lifc Boats arc not more
necessary at than this life medicine The exemption from
Beurvy and other orbuic affections Of the late exploring
petitions attributable 70 the antiseptc action OF Hoowaya
pills Sold the mauufacorf0s No. 80 Maiden lane New
York and No. 2A Strand Loodon and by all Druggists at
Die 621.c. and 81 box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

BARNES PAAK 30i Broadway, corner Of Duane street.
Few York invite the attention OF and close buyers
srtment either henisohere at and bslow manufacurers'
prices the package dozen 100 Orders sohcei,
and goods shipped with care 10 any part OF he world
BARNES PARK, N. T., Cincinnati and San Francisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

0s1mmer StOck.--Uur Large ana Elegant
Aosk clothing ready ssd for SALE
Sasy spscAixes AID styles % be found nowhere ess
sunmer clothing have got Tery msdsrae and
2bs 75e and EGO Bsoads az, corner OF Warren 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

Hight, all Wool though alsays wa,hsae shrinking
fAdhg cssse res known as zeobyr oao ere uis" selling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

Lace and Muslin Curtains from Auction. -
1psneid bargains great rush is being made 70 KELTY
FpRGUeOks 1l Broadway secure somo o. The lace a7d
curtains hey selling a. less than cost Of imp,i
on Go early Ao the largest stock Of window shAe e. In
Inv York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

The View and Extensive Bazaar OF FANCY
GOODS end ju opened st No. 400 Broadway ~ a. D.
McgcIs no cd en- his old stand, contains
variety OF la0ies fans Ietsues JET ornamsnt dressing
soet ploe Of 70 dolls games a: for the
gtructon and Amusement of children, seiy tmpor ed and
r sac Of The lowest mporers pricef by e. B. ROakR6No
AGQ Rr0ad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

Pianos and AelOdeOng.-Th Aoracc Waters
modern i'm proved pianos and nelodeons be found q
S63 Broadway Pianos and rent we'd purchase
or msnihy meDts: sesond hand pianos $50 10
$40; melodeonF, from $40 TO SlS5,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

POtich0ma nie, P0tichOmanle - Curing the
hummer months in the country, ladies will find this most
fascinating and amuAng occupations far expeditions and
easier thsn tapestry painting and equally aud
beuu The simplest glass vessel be decorated
eebe the uest painted china Boxes containing vases
fall instructions ard article required Price IS.
CONTENT, NEARY& co., 502 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

yJORTBLE6S ARTICLEg. IN IMITATION OF ny CON
w buaim susdons q being offered fer sale. warn TN
public that model billiard tables and cuahions pAtAntes
Feb 10 c8 ere te sals only as 80 Chambers street. STAIR
MICaAEL PHmsAu
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3lLLIAMISg,

. LARGE ASSORTMENT or SIhEIkKD rABLEt
"A the best quality and Of low prices will he fQund st On
nsnufcry the largest and most completes 10 the atty frn
nings Of Tie aY9 quality for sale.
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VHE TURF,

DUBLICIrY IS AS NECESSARY TO THE MERCHANT.
mechanic and iradesmaa oil to machinery. Tn
AMERICAN WsEKLY PRESS furnishes opportunity IN
he buaIess mike known bis business. tn uughou to-
mornnE Advertisements rent to the ccs Of Ensrics
Press northwest OF Fulton and Nassau sree Ne Y
York. will be neer ed for y cents line subscription to the
paper only 81 year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

T,RANHPARENT GLAss PICTURES-AN ENTIRELY
new ar at BRADY'S National Galley No $50 Broadway
over Thompaon's Saloon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

THE AMBROTYPE, WHILE PRESERVING THE LIKE.
ness minute peectioo, renders features more
beautiful than any other qusiy Of pic Those who have
been exaggerated by the guerreoype pese take notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

s1saper han tho Broadway prcesThe most decided bar
rs In the city be found Rt tho warehouse Of JOHN 2.
WAKE Co, l67 Canal street. three doors wez OF vaxck.
several very Gne second had DfEDos cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

Politicians, STUDENTS, Captains OF Vessels,
sd ohsrs Who With 10 distribute th. porIas among cir
tentr, have them autographed In superior style ~
OAKLEY GofFAR1s. 81 Wall Gtreet, where some OF the
best proofs can be seen il this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

IF THE DAY l. RAINY OR CLOUDY, THERE rs NO
necessity for delaying your Walt TO BRADYS gallery. The
unsurpassed AMBROTYPR ia taken equally well IN all
ri0ti0S weather,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-09
The Wheat Nudge.

In an editorial on Wheat culture in No.
IS Of the Farmer. it was said that the Wheat
Nudge had not yet done any injury in Indi-
ana, to bur knowledge. Since that time we
Lave heard Of one piece some seven miles
northeast Of this place, which was little over
talf crop, occasioned BY the nudge That
il VIII soon be a terrible enemy to our wheat
GeIds in the Western States, as it has been
to those in the Eastern. we have long believ-
", and therefore we should keep well post
aA in regard to it. The following whSh
leems to have originated in the paradise Of
Il expected intruder, will be read with u
terest and profitable.
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From the Country Gentleman. J

From the Country Gentleman
1t has been beautifully written that a wild
carrot accidentally, found in cultivated ground
refuses TO run TO seed, but employs itself in
building up a root stouter than any carrot had
before. The watchtul eyes OF gardener re-
mark the change the changeling, still a
sqrout flowers at last; its precious seeds are
wed, and committed to still richer ground.
Nine-tenths Of the seedlings back TO the
wild form-your carrot is but an intracIable
gentleman after all-but very few prove
obedient TO the will of man, shake off their
savage habits. refuse TO flower till the second
year; meantime spend their autumn and
winter in the further enlargement of their
roots, then rise up into blossom inyigorated
BY six months additional preparation, and
Weld more seeds. in which the txity of char
ac;er. or if YOU will. tie habit of domestica
ton, is still more firmly implanted. And
,hus begins the race of carrots" Here we
have the one idea sought after of increasing
the size Of the roots. transforming dry sticky
substance into material fit for food Other
parts are improved or altered in the same way
Most vegetables owe their present state 10
SIMILAR process. either accidentally performed
b. nature assisted by art.
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a ]. WEIEHT'S

General Agency and Intelligence ofice.
VI Par7g's Balfdjag. ores- foa4te,s iroz Store,
RICHMOND.
TOURNEY MEN Mechanics Travelling 4 se1.s zad 9TH
y ers seeking employment mss sa3 si;aataens sltt
bx zprfvr- IL tbs oice. isease$Pe1ers Merchants
IAhsnie. rzeturers zri ether employers by reis
ts-inz tAcr - ue< and tais ofce. VI. De
ed With the re3Ui5 j The shortest the possible
Ladies who ;av wish dsFote Tart u their tiae 9
7nae reaunerarive employment. viii b assisted sltAer
On personal application AZ the oee CT by ADDRESSING A
J. WRIGHT. through the Pest U1hre
Al mmupisstioas strictly confidential. and charges
moderate il ali cases and IN proportion 10 services req
dered- -.
Richmond. July Is. 1885. d
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FARMS FOR SALE.

IENHB for sale his farm situated - M
Richmond. the state llHeand also % te "a
OF mile from Neal STATION On
H.. Z. Railroad The farm contains lSi acres
under cultivation. the rest IN timer
There - t- hest orchards IN the country
large frame house large AMI colmodoGs ARM also
never Hing stock desiring purchase
good and pleasant country rssdeAce are informed
that the subscriber SILL, and VIII give good
bargain.
Those wanting larger smaller farm are Informed
adj ching the above, can BE eouga:
reasonable with the above, separate Inc IN
IS under cultivation good house
And harm and orchard. good spring and nllk
dweing also failing stock water on
the farm.
particulars and enquire ~ the u serlher or
mentioned premises, u og5en q DIch
Eaton. Ohio NATHAN "a l LEE
&c 2us
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100 Acres of Land for Sale.

TIME undersigned offers his Land. situated mile
i east Portland Jay county. Indiana. for sale on
reasonable There about I'VE seres cleared.
good bew ed log house On the rreTls leo
bottom land FIRST quality, heartily tiIoeret The land
l,ys On the road rotn Portland lancaster sBd three
quarters Of mile ren the ue Of the Dayton and rer
WAYNE Railrosd. Fer particulars azd terms, apply 70
LEWIS BURK, Richmond, Ind.
July 81. 1855 se-u
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AYERS
2 I 4 I 5
Are curing the Sick TO an extent never
before known of any Medicine.

lNVALIDS, READ IND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES
JULES uAuEI Esq., the wellnovp prrfamer, Of Chestnut
Philadelphia whose choice products are found at almost
am happy NY your c.rHAnrrc prlLs that have f2gn1
within kngise MANY Of my a hate sal1et ai ,s h
benefits from them and coincide with me IN beFz t"t ihey
he sick they arr ony AMI pleasant % be
laken-quaIie, them valued l., the pubic
when they known"
venerable Chancellor wARDLAw writes from baltimore
pa J. G Arsa' have taken your Pills with great
ialsrbe which has u late years spring
few does u Your Pulls cured me have as4 your Cherry
falling You make medicines which ee and ee "a
pleasure you fr the good have done aud are
'onS BEATTY E'3 s. e tn; Fssa Bs'o5a e e Ts
pleasure adding testimony % the eiraey
:" as 5 Of yr pretoa and esslariid P. am never
ms flny shall eyea c5aent q be- while my
means procure them
Tic widely renowned : : STEVENS, D, Of Wentworth
amayns ass your C4rH.rr1e practice certify
fen experience that they lnvaliale pafAuy IN As'
ton costiyara=. great vaI.ty q a-es that follow
rn-s,e remedy required oonfieaty reeefaasrnd he.s
IaIis T. me pubic a. +l+L3.5 = .nf ,r % ,sis-
.eh make th"a inSalnate article - paa1, le l i
var.d these rlis VIE inferior 70
Dear sir hsvo sen sf.tl from my 18th
and untold amount q ;aeas have been e2.nIFiy sgsd
only shen realize ssl tsTe saaers
and how louE
Ne~7y uat.I nnv frsns II arrae ifesak4
IN s5ne share attacked ssh rls4s tie a.
the uncomfortable - 1ers @il4ed n
bad and destroyed my haF aa3 as - re
all il oat - M lace AEa
kept f,r months 1T
About Eaa weeEs az" eyhafienefa tahtiR tssi
Fills entirely free r u tie cfThBAaiAf ~
~e!I mr. aud alr ias cFuf~acei hes4tS
si2Sti - =. ~ $3.50 convey lufx-
gu - - .. .e.ers - x.tf every
-. - ~ Y1ars
= $50 MARIA Kicker
b.y. known the al.7resrel fssi fssa
ia.,d All her statement s str1ctag
ov.r.e.r Il tie rs-rsn.gata Maaafaeturllz ca
Car PRATT, q TIE aAp Aarion rFsea .a Boston
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,E>iE undersigned ~suid es!ectIy inform the citizens
81 and vicinity. thst he has commenced
general Grocery Provision l3uess IN the former
II cr.,,n3at by X II. Citizens. Il has 8
the nest stocks articles hs line offered for sale in
this city His consists n part % Loaf crushed
uxxzn. and brown Coffee. Chocolate Sasratus
starch Spices kinds saa elAe Teas OF saPer
or on.ifty Noisssss Syrup Fruits: Mats Tobacco, Cigars
Cheese Beef Aad in tact Isi every arties IN
the line a. Family whchhe viii sell as lev IS
De has n this city 0 eises aere-
Hsv.ns in this as permanent BUSINESS s1 III
to the
deserve and received share tie pEtlsc raiTenase
J. L. MEEK. ia.
Richmond, September p 1855 +l-sf
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ssGs,ieaeic Goods.
rft :. raw. ford 5..- lag .t7s- ~ pa-sz-t--
= 20 slS -ary sr.es= They l-tg .stitsc1-
PURIFY THE BLOOD
CFE.egT LIFE PFEE<
AND PHOENIX BITTEBS.
Free. s..os.s al. Mineral PojsoE.


I'M -re4t popularity yvtch Alo:-.tEs Life pills
j ~ -a--asx Btter- ave stt2lasz d" eensesfu= pee
+. th- sNtrarr1uary zuf4- Elected ~ trsr
rs i unasees>asv Tor me proprietor 1870
rrG4ssr aosIvs = f-@ir @1l-9zs v-r4-s prep
critics Having seen more tH-a .<=UtE yezr= s=aEe
a. fas- having The ..7.fs5 e*l5e 6
xaral millions q persons = ls "a Sc been Ees.ors-
to taa easava e sst aes1sa thef, y i De
l:,t tt2s neir rct4t4t-n Sae best vegetable ned
ie;ne ss sfora the p4sIic admits y dispute. In
,lra.t every -i:y ao4 viIzg4 IA the EnItee >tates
tHee asny 70 ready 70 tes5Iiy % their en-
80 in raHs.iaz disease. AL gsvfrS 70 the = hoe
- ten rsnzyS - s7a4tt tEc rigo-
lnc.s-, Scrsi4l2. -.eers, >csrvy o EraFt5cns #
- si7 t7e e--rstssas Lsse Medicines frafy
.-tsat 70 ot-=n resssslag iew -ays eEsrg
tfa q n. = IezsTzuse dz-esse - t5sr purity Fl
:. e. On tie bleod f@rsr al Agae. UysPePsIs,
ry-o-sT Piles Has n shrrt most Il. diseases
yi.I Is heir curative properties 20 family sh1u4
= witacat then ~ - tAeiT :izel. EGeh suffer
inz al ~ oeasa rzv - ssvai-
Prep4re5 b. u r1E4.x EoFfaET. NJ D. New
he5rk !. ( FOR sale y :. C PoT-s, R.ehnsud- la
- MAY is = sn
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/. B. BurLEs, Il. D. R. HAreHroS, NJ.
BUTLER / HAJGuTON.

"uy-ICIAN- AND SURGEONS. vi sttena
promptly to al cases entrusted = their cAre ~
Speeal .ttentica ysi5 Sarstcsl diseases. and else
ses OF the Thrass md iCI 3
- Office "a the Easement q: I,r. Butlers yes
asncp on Naia = ceer e~lE the >t=r EoS>e.
,,rI Z rSss lot:
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Spinning's Livery Stable.

=, TIE unders gnei has again .:ss-s.>
q So suuaet business II the ola Western
EA-A9 stage Company Sts'es, on the no Ia
corner ard Walnut streets where he Is pre-
Rare accommodate travelling public WIKI thing in
MS line on the same heretofore
travellers AMI others to part Of the con
desired. wiki comfortable vehicles good
horses and careful drl ers
IIiS culuths Of the city for railroad
Depot their residences
elsewhere e desired Orders LEFT al the stao!s
Vii he promptly attended to-
~ fhaukn.i fsr tie pas: seral patronage he has
ee:vc hopes ~ r=oeY; tasiu-s and
a. le charges. TO merit = coIz.icua1ee-
W. +. SPINNING.
Richmond, January Il, l-5f. str
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- commissioners Sale of Valuable
City Property

PURSUANT TO an order to directed, fro n the
Navne Court Of Common Pleas, viii ctErr at
5ahnc Sale, the 10th day of SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1875
che premises, tho following described Real Estate
e.ru.taI IN Wayne county State OF Indiana. tc-vl;
South half Of Lot No. 81, with sppurtenarees IN
at part of the City of Richmond laid Oft by Jeaa
nth.
Terms Of Ssle-One third down. one-third IN two
sal cne-third IN three from date OF sale deferred
Nnens Re secured BY notes and mortgage on tbs
emises, waving valuation and nppraisoment laws,
1, ith interest from date
w P. BENTON, Commissioner.
Sep "a 1886.
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FOE SALE.

PLEASANT dwsfsng A7as- the Eastern part q -
~ cty, Main trick house, four god
v- IF st-r al orlsE snd II good sTssF t.
Re E3q-t-ss-1s Posses short Eet-e
trcs house F-ankfsu nearly aua Ia
g5od re4r. Also ssz-s Pleasure
a. gurcEzs=- EsE further 5afor4zt-cu. as7iy 20
R..aroaa 49--sts-
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ST received Ia hl7s 81 Sugar, 81 grades Sc
- VIII Re Sold very cheap Wholesale retail
o very suFey5ar lot Of NoIAsses
81 q. ". BARNES.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-09
q. THoMAs, M. D.,
Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy.

TIE undersigned been appointed agent in Richmond
I lad for Of
K.Lyon-> Pure Cata,sba Brandy.
I. VIII he kept OF dozen bottles expressly
ar sdfrfua PURPOSES This Cat4Ha Brandy IS warrant
E. all poisonous Substances and IS strong
recommended eminent phys clans for ihYsilds
WHOSE systems deitatei - fever and ague 7
YER spepsia diseases 10 this
climate, requiring pure stimuli tI4t
Il. W. THOMAS Druggist.
Corner q Main AMI Pearl street, Richmond
30 3n
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Auction Goods.

SyC0TT & CRAWFORD have some Gucsss1 zoo5s a. Vsry
prices. every hc3y azc.4o1 goats
are either sTrLr Gil sci
thy
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-09

Y D excuse for bah Bread. the public re
2 short notice with kenworthy X Co.'S warranted
Family Flour. Flour and 6rossr-ssel :: Ill the
Of any charge Also Bran and shorts -
Main street Terms GEO. " BARNES.
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To Persons Building Houses.

y, Barrels a. hf< stove store far-e lot
: Troz-.s. Fat ,st-rs an P3Fss al vsc1 Ae
Jill E1 up very las EsoEs zl al A.z5s g
;.l sAgrt uotlce-
rlay =, l-sG- - Z
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Bags.
CAR GY S. Go0DRIi

colt 3 CraS Sori have direct froa the aEents
- large quaatlgy q Seamless B g E the haseT bale
very ias YTlcr<
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Piano Covers and Stools.
SEfgs1.

vEET tar-e assortment, aea:.s1l ehes1 I.>t
= zetEel hy WIZARD y Sr0fELL
Naaea G 1855. indianapolis.
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VIZ. WEBSTER s YIN. GRIMES,

.--~-> HavsrE associated themselves .cEether II
10y the practice OF peat5siry. prepared i
ail calls thSir profession. One,
LIYI7o eE 4 Elrncsgs HIT store, opposite The Pos
0s.ee. Main street Richmond.
81 month 20, I-5G-
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r9lEsssEsfa4S, LookiuE CLASSES. Carp~t Rags, Ia.
dies Ssqiels OH Window shsrs AM Paper Minds at
e. ~
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-29
HORSE PALACE STABLE,

DLEASE NOTICE that VIM. CLINE has
L again resumed the Proprietorship of
this establishment. The stable having un-
dergone thorough repairs.--He feels conf
dent that for comfort and convenience Ito
the Horse creation) il has no superior in
the State. And from his long experience in
this line of business and past accommoda-
tions to his friends, he hopes to merit from
his old Patrons, and the Public generally,
liberal share of Patronage. !Set him up
AGAIN. good stock of Horses, Carriages,
Bnggies, &c, always on hand and for Hire,
on liberal terms, to be had on short notice,
day or night nov26.3m.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-29
MARRIED..

On Thursday night the 9th inst, by the
Rev Dr. SLossoN, Nh. r. L. BENDER
SON, to MISS JOSEPHINE C. BELL, eld-
est daughter of A. W. BELL, Esqr., all OF
this city.
1t was our pleasure to have been present
at the consummation of the above happy
event and do not recollect of ever having
seen bride more beautiful, or bridegroom
more happy. Indeed the Maj, did nothing
but smile. May they travel on to LIES
end, without encountering any other rifles
ill the sea beyond. than such as are neces-
sary to spice and sweeten life with variety
At the Methodist Church, on Wednesday
evening, the 2tth inst, by the Rev MIR
Suratt, Mr.. CHARLES F. YATES, to
Miss ELIZABETH KELLUM, all of
this city.
On the 9th inst, by F. B. Sans, Esq, J.
p, JOHN B. LEE, to Miss SUSAN &c
Giles, all Of this Parish.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-29
The HATLEss PROPHET $50

The HATLEss PRoPHET."--
long time had elapsed without our
hearing any thing Of George Ii. Nun
day, Familiarity known as the " Hatless
Prophet that We supposed he was
dead. We now learn from the Pitts.
burg Journal that George, lectured re-
Gently at Excelsior Hall, Allegheny,
City. The Journal says;
The prophet, in pursuing bis dis
course, endeavored to convince his au-
ditors that it would be better for the
community to dispense with profess
ioDal men, such as doctors and law
yers. Some of his remarks were per-
tinent and forcible, and his audinencc,
which by the way, was quite large,
often evinced their approval of some Of
his sentiments by loud applause.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-29

LORD JOHN Russell AS AN AUTHOR.
Lord John Russell is said to be enga-
ged on his" Memories of My Own
Time"--a sort of politico personal
history of English Wing actions and
transactions since 1913, when be en-
tered Parliament Among Lord John
RussePs less known literary produc-
tons are Sketches by Gentleman
who has left bis lodgings" and nov.
ell, The Nun Of Arrica,' not quite
decent in its details, of which the Lon
don Morning Chronicle, raising it out
of a thirty years oblivion, gave long
and cruelty severe criticism five years
ago. Lord John has also written Don
Carlos mediocre tragedy, and an
" Essay on the British Constitution,
the motive Of which was to show the
advantage OF the rotten borough sys-
tenn in England. Five years after
this last named publication, its facile
author introduced the famous reform
bill, which was to destroy all "rotten-
borougbs,' except those held by Wing
prOprlGt0rs.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-29

VINO Can BEAT IT Under this
heading, the Paris (Lamar county,
Texas Enquirer of the 23d ult., has
the following: son Col. Kennedy's
plantation, situated on the North Sui.
phur, about twenty miles from this
place, off one acre of ground, a few
days since, were gathered two thous-
and nine hundred and fortyeight
pounds of cotton. The ground was
staked off, and the cotton weihghed
in the presence of several gentlemen"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-29
A New ORLEANS CHESS PLAYER

A New ORLEANS CHESS PLAYER
Porter's Spirit of the Times, under
its "chess" head, says what follow
Well authenticated rumors have,
Of late, reached our ears Of the skill
and proves Of a young chess amateur
of New Orleans. If we mistake not,
a relative and namesake of the gentle
man in Observation-Disclosures Orleanais
is now our friend of many years
standing. We hear further, that a
general def has been put forth to all
eomers in the name of Mr.. NJ.
Will some one who is posted up"
enable us to lay before the chess pub
lie the precise terms ofthe cartel.