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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this line are:
The Atlantic. ....... Captain West.
The Pacific Captain Nye.
The Baltic. .......... Captain Comstock.
EEA These ships having been built by
SEf-fTH. contract, expressly for government
service, every care has been taken
in their construction, as also in their engines, 10
insure strength and speed, and their accommo-
dailons for passengers are unequaed for ele-
gance and comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool,
In second cabin, S75 Exclusive use Of extra sized
From Liverpool 10 New York 80 and 20 guineas
An experienced Surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
From Ns1O York From LiverpOol
Weddav. Dee. ~, 1854 Saturday. Dec. l6, 1854
Wclday. Jan. To- 1865 Saturday. Dec 20, 1854
Wedt ay. Jan. "a, 1855 Saturday,. Jan. l3 1855
Weddr Feb T. 1873 Saturday. Jan. 27, 1855
Wedday. Feb. q. 1858 Saturday. Feb. IN, 1855
Wrdday. Mar. Z. 1885 Saturday. Feb. "a, 1855
For ire ght or pa sage. apply 10
EDWARD X COLLINS,
No. 56 Wall stteet, N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY 81 Co.,
Liverpool
R. G. ROBERTS& Il Co.,
Is Kings Arms Yard. London.
D. G. WAINWRlGHT& Co..
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The owners OF these ships will no, he accounta
bile for gold, silver, bullion, specie, Jewelry, pre-
cou> stones, metals, unless bills of lading are
al.
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Everything in the Book, Newspaper, and Sta
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and send lis 10 Sentinel Office
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aha, can be relied on for the true tine) rich goo
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Is 10 IS per cent, he Is now receiving NE
Fall supply, which will be SOLD al the lowest
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Fine watches and Iewelry repaired, and war
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vXTATER-C COLOR PICTU l. s.
w Messrs. TAYLOR " MAURY beg 10 an
nounce ihai, al the suggestion OF several OF our
citizens. the pictures now on exhibition al the"
store will he rallied for
Eleven prizes sixty chances, at So
April IL Booksiore, near MN" s''ee'.
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NEW WORK, by the Author OF the Her
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Copy Of disclaimer Of W. d. Porter IN ms ofpiica
tion for an Improved stW for making tooo'
gas Pied August 5, 1854. Letters patent issue.
Augna22 1884.
II do not claim as my invention and discovery
the impro vements in making gas from wood, viz
subeclng the products of destructive distIllatior
theretrom TO high degree of heat, substantial,
as has been described and for the purposes Sc
forth in The specification of w. P. Mcconnell"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

THE EMPIRE CITY BANE-suTT FOR $4,000.
OcT. n The Lnied Stats Tut Company n Nso Turk
Rersiua Of ne Empire c'tg Brnk rs Dnns Har.t. -ihs
action promssory note Tor the sum OF tlolD
drawn In October 1854 The fefcn,e that the officers
OF The Empire City Bank induced Harris 10 become
stochhoder by stating that was above par valne lhe
defendant took 4oo shsrcs the nominal value being So
per share, for which he the note for tlol22 nsw
At issue The offence also sets up that the representa-
vcs OF the bank knew the shares 10 be worthless al tho
time they induced him 10 become a stockholder. Tho
case occupied the Court four or i've days
The Judge directed the Jury 10 pass upon The folio wing
questions, and 20 lind verdict for plaintiff subject to tho
opinion Of the Court at general term.
First Were the shares OF the capital stock Of the Eu
pre- CITY Bank entirely worthless on the I'D Of Occocr
1sb4f Yes.
Secondly Did any Of the officers Of tho bank, on or
before that dsy, represent 10 the dcnca that said
shares we're worth par or moro than par A. Yes.
Thirdly, IL you answer yee 10 the last question, ala
Me defendant upon such representations agree 10 pur
chase the shares Of the stock which thereafter we're
transferred 20 him? A. Yes.
Fourthy, II such representations made were they
made in good faith, that s in the honest belief o her
TRUTH A. Yes.
The jury found . verdict for tho defendant, but the
Judge thought inconsistent with their finding In the
above and directed verdict 70 be entered for
rsin for s 3e7 subject 10 the opinion Of tho General
Term, and 70 exceptions taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

PHfLA.ELPnA, Oct q, 1855.
During the sesson OF the Episcopal Conventioa 80
morning, the Hon James Buchanan appeared and teot
his seat amid the Pennsylvania delegates.
The House OF Deputies notified that the Houee e
Bishops had created Kansas Nebraska into sepaxa
missionary docess and nominated Rev Or. Clarke. q
Waterbury, Connecticut, bishop debate ensued, anA
much opposition was manifested to the erection of -
diocess az deprived Bishop Kemper Of portion a -
missionary fed. resolution was offered e.
car:ng Il inexpedent at the present time to creaGs
the diocess. This resolution negaved on vote ~
diocesses. The clerical vote stood, yeas IL nays ls
-six diocesses divided The lay vote stood. yeas e
nays 1.-two divided. Judge Chambers, OF MarylanA.
submitted another resolution, declaring II expedient q
form the dloces. The movers object ap osreny ~
70 dc iea' the measure, he expressed deterina0a
70 vote against hts own resolution sp tied debate
sued npon tho motion pending which taacan
TIL the evening
The House was prepared for the election OF a nsW
Bishop and many who voted against the expsdicncy Il
rev Epacopate spoke IN the highest terms OF the
minee.
The resolution declaring expedient 10 create the nav
diocev, Subsequently failed Tor want Of ,urrence d
wo ORDERS Ine resolution for the election OF Dr. Caso
has then laid on table. proposition 10 inquire q
bishops what action had been taken the memorial II
relation TO the Booa Of Common Prayer, was laid -
the table.
Afer the usual religious exercises and reading 49,
tora letter by the bishop, the Convent.oa a.
iourned, Hac die, at IL O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

mother earth. would they doanythng' CYes) Hskosst
th would prove their sincerity ut toe polls for quote
Now 70 the accepted time and now is the day Of (your
poliicsi) salvation" Speaking OF Mr. Buchanan, ne
called bin ocofoco OF the school and most rs-
pacious politician. He sw allows, said he whole empires
at meal Cuba, Mosquito and the Guano Islands would
dnappesr n bis rapscious This was an action Of
e1ecment brought by Milard Fillmore in benaf OF the
people OF the United States to eject the casual ejector
franklin Pierce, and all expectants, from the White
House Would they turn them outs 1--WE ewn) who
DC asked, was John c. Fremont He was the candidate
OF the men who had been telling them that they com
m.eratei Milarc Fillmore. But when they came to oe
tested It turned out that Fremont had not q win.
ming card In hts hand except the knaye
Qaughser) Pennsylvania had given Fillmore four
votes Tor every ono she had given Fremont aud
would be found TO be 80 ell over the L Cuion.
Again he urged them to stand to their coors and II their
flag was stricken down 10 fall with IL and leave not
wretch to tell the tale OF the dsastrou SEQ ct
In which their liberties had been stricken down.
AT shs time the square presented most anims sted ap
pearance. Torchght professions MAJ ching pa.t
with music and acclaim sky rockets were ascending into
the air and came cheers from the other
plat orrns
Mr.. WATKINS, OF New York. was then introduced to and
addressed the meeting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
FHifsAprtfuiA. Oct "a, 1850.
Pcunsy lvania Sc, -; Reading Railroad co. Long 10
land Railroad, l2's; Norris Canal, 1871 pcnnsyivaas
Railroad, ae's.
NKw oKx,Ss. o,t q, 1883.
Cotfou-Salcs 70 day. 500 bales decline or 20
&c. We quote midding a III &C. N 10. Exchange o.
london, y per cent premium
Cottop-SAics 10 day $50 bales as foil prices ma
ding fair. i2 o. l2tc sugar--sacs 500 bbh musoo-
vado at sssc.
Arn,yY Oct 2l-llAM
bushels mixed al ~ 10 Whest-Sales OF 200 bushsn
whtc Chr adam al 81 81 Corn In lots al nc. q GO.
Wnlskey obkc.
Brrno Oct 7l-lP.M
extra wisconsin - SO for double extra Indaua ws,S
lower Sales o. 100 bushels white nwaukie a 81 as
Corn lower Sales 81, 900 bushels n $50 on the snu1
and $40 TO arrivc. Barlcysalcs 5000 bushels priuc
state al 81 90 Canal freishts-lsc. for corn and IA
for wheat TO New York Receipts yesterday n $50
obls our 324 bushels wheat 20 2s2 bushels ocrw
Canal expovts 90, OBS bushes wheat N 600 busAsn-
-c.n, IL 1858 bushels osss.
fkur dull and lower ssles 900 bbs Il - for rcod "a
Indiana Wheat lower; sales OF 500 bushels st 81 70
for Nj waukic club, and 81 80 ur Milwaukee white Csrn
lower; saes 10000 bvshcs at b3c Bariey-Sscs 90
bushels primo State, M 81 ~ Canal freighis 70 New
York. lsc for and 2Sc for wheat Receipt 10 The
twoty four hours up 70 noon 70 dsy-6.n2o obs hcuys
80, o. bushels wheat, and % 100 do Canal en-
coiss s94 bushels wheat, sApA do com, and 500
do cats.
Wsca, dull ssics ico bushels, including 1000 bush.
| csnedisI. ~ 7bsc. Fresns " Nev Nork-Wheat ie0.,
corn lac Iahe impor % 900 bush wheat snd IL csf
40 corn Canal exyerss- 200 bbls Gour, sAoM buan.
| wheat spd lI,scc bnh. ezra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22
From Washington.
THE PRESIDENTS BASoUET-THE CoMMsssIoNERsarP
OF PATENTS.

iuL BANQUET-THL COHM5SSlONERsaIP
OF PATENTS.
WASHINGTON, Oct 21 1865.
The entertainment given by the President last highs
was very brilliant affair. There upwards Of tive
hundred Invited guests present. including the ccers
he district o. Columbia Regiment the members OF the
civic committee prominent the reception houors o( ne
fesdent On his return 70 the seat Of government 10
gesher with the Mayor ami members the Cit Couno
Mayors members of the Cabinet, heads OF buYesus
officers o. the army and navy, and other public iuns-
tionaries The marine band Of music envencd TIM m
trvals Aessrs. Gales and seaon editors of the I.taI.
oence and Mr.. Nicholson OF the Union were l.kewsstn n
attendance The company embraced all colors shsde
or poll les. The refreshments q msgniAssus
scale All who present speak In OF eulosy
the hospitality Of the President, and Of the warmsocaa
feelings which throughout prevailed. the largea
gathering OF the kind at the White House rng pre
sent administration.
The Commissioner o. Patents has been indr ced to w
draw his resignation Of that oice He will leave to day
ona temporary visit toIowa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

Union COURSE, L.I-TRoTrTNg

Union COURSE, L. L-I-TRoTrTNG.
very spirited retting match for 81, 900, mile heats
best three in nvc. came oil Monday Afternoon between
g. e. Hawey and b. q. Jack Potter. Hswley in
three ,usght heats JACK Potter was heavily handi.
capped 70 400 10. wagon anil driver, Hawlcy going n
tarnrss The well contested and better time
made than anticipated. The bcttlng previous I,
and throughout the favor Of Hawlcy about
one hurd'ed to eighty, and very large amounts were
posted the result After the FIRST heat bets were
made that Jack Potter would trot In aii, which were
won. Hawlcy has very provoking way Of breaking
up ID the rst hall mile Of each heat but for wh ch hc
would get down pretty well In the thrtes lie trots his
las, half milo very FAST averaging lis In the present In
stance and winning when his chances supposed to
be entirely out He IL In the hands OF Of the very
best trainers and drivers In tho country, and do1bs
vii, improve, all horses have which that ind
ydusl has had control The folowing Ia a summary
Mospsy, Oct 2c-Tro'tpg match, 81, 900. milo heats
bc,t three In I've.
j. whelpley named q. & Hswicy, in>harness... IL 4
u walton named b. e. Jack Potter, TO 400 Id.
wagon and driver. ...................,...... . = 2
Time, 2a5-2Ai-2;i2
cESTrEvrLLE COURSE, L. I.-rEorrINe.
MONDAY, Oct 2o-rrotting match, $780, milo heats,
best three In G,e, TO wagons.
NJ, sucdiser named A. q. g.Jm,.....,...., reed foret
n. woodrua named black geldng" forfeit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22
THE MEETING IN TANMANY HALL.

In the evening the Young Mems Democratic Unior
Club held meeting in Tammany Hall, at which the Key
stone Club wero present; The building crowec 4,
and three meetings organized outside aud 10 the
Park for these who were unable 10 nnd room. Judge
Amasa j. Parker presided the meeting In ,he Hall.
After = speech from J. 7. Owens, OF Philadelphia the
President addressed the meeting as folio VS.
Mr. srKScrs W. Coss introduced the Hon. Amasa J. Par.
ker, who received with enthusiastic cheering aen
silence was restored,
Mr. PAssEs said-I regard Il as ono OF the most glor
Gus events " my life TO have been called, on tss oca
zion and in ths place. preside over the Council OF the
yo,rg Demo racy, composed as u Is OF The most oihcen,
organizations In the Empire Stato and am the moro
graunod at the henor as you ciugat tho nro
and are srouscd by the victory In tho Keysoto State 70
The duty witch before you and 10 the crss which AZ
hand. (Applausc) That victory, the enthusiasm Of the
democracy all over the saie and tho spirit you eyiaco
here TO night, gives me renewed confidence 10 the sta
tion. (Renewed applause u lisa time when patrio,sm
reeced IL crss wnen ndelity 70 oar institutions
s alike honor and glory. You DO honor 10 the sol
der who falls on the field of battle,
with bis back to hc Geld and his feet 10 lhc roe.
And you do him justice Bot there Is moral courage
equally worthy Jour imitation. rnc man who stands nrm
this contest who susians the principles Of the const
tuition and stands by the democracy In uphoding the
principles OF the right OF man 10 self government
not only deserving your confidence but worthy Of your
gratitude (Chcers) In my travels through the state
have been ohcered by the encouraging declarations or
who told that In the contest between the Eidor
Adams supporting the alien and scdon laws on the one
side and Thomas Jefferson the other, that they
their frs, vote for Jefferson aud that this crisis
Trey gong 10 the polls after half century OF trial
tf ihc democracy and prayed that they might live TO
vote for James Buchansn. lAppause) And the young
who y3te for the 1rst time Ia this election FOR
Mr.. Buobansn wili whtn the events Of this period
rlpen into history, be equally proud 10 asscr,
the part they TOOK In this battle between tho
constitution and the Union the hand,
and fansilcism the othor. (Ronewed cheerng But,
gentlemen, d,d not come here 10 make speech TO-
nish, have been to, long In the Geld, and too much
ae os tha esT ally when you have eloquent and
accomplished sentiemen who are ready to address you
(Cries OF Go on, go on Thanking you foe your most
KIND and a ring reception, now have the honor 10
,rcduce 10 you Mr.. VIM. 8. Rankin President OF the
Keystone Club
Addresses we're then made by Mr.. Rankin, navid I.
Sey mour and Others aer which the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22
Dense Fog on the Hudson-Navigataea e
Night Suspended.

ALBANY, Oct II, 1855.
The change In the atmosphere bas caused such thick
heavy fog on the river, that navis alton Is nearly
pended. The sailing vessels dare not depart from ~
wharves The stea Ders for New York could not leave
last evening a O'Clock the usual tme and two or thsa
did not start until O'Clock this morning. The boats shs
Isaac Newton Rip Van Winklc and Commodore, whSoh
len New FORK at O'Clock last evening did arrvs
here until O'Clock this afternoon The fog ID Agoln
Iising from the water and Ia doubtful wnesher anv
u n VIII leave until morning. Mounta OF freigut ro
main on the wrRrves for shipment TO Ne~ York ras-
eepsers take the during the continuance OF the og
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22
The Ohio Congressional Delegation.

NINNATf. NCt. I1, NO.
The Congressional vote In Ohio shows eecsioa q
eight democrats and twelve republicans. This nos
include L. d. Campbels district the election OF thAa
gentleman Is 10 be contested by Mr.. yaAndnghan.
MS opponent, On the ground OF Illegal voting.
CTycrSSku. Oct. 21, 1859.
The democratic delegation consists Of Messrs Gross-
beck, Pcndc;on, Ackerci Cox, Burns. Hall, Miller 60
lawrence; and the republicans Messrs Br CHAM, Bss.
Horton Cddines. Harlan Mott, Nichols, Lester SlAnton
shcrmsa, TomPkirs. Wade, and probably Campbell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

srvsrp CorRr-Cpcrr Part 1st-Nos. $50, 29s,
200 ao7 so3 32s ESQ., s22 500 io7l asa ee6 800, so1
Isl, l2o7 l522 122e ebe 5b1 $50 1o2o $50 seo lao
lIs 1oso p6s 1et7 1850 1891 1854 ore 17oo 22e0 70
2ol7 2isi ESQ s3o 1861 2oie 2oe2, 2ii2 2l2o, 2lS3,
1ici, 3tl, 4c5 Ace, 40o, All, All 473
eu,suxp Corrr-speciaI Term--kt Cass-Nos 20, 20
I'd CasNos a. g. 100. III, iie, 2, IL, IL, 30, ~.
100 L.. las. 157, ts0, 100
= Upusp STATE Dsruc1 Courr. r.~Nos ID, 10 l5 ~, n.
Nkrr,,sms Csrsr-Ncs as, 10. $40, ~, "a, s., ~
ecs la ga Iso sot 500 3o6, $685. $780, 4n2. ao4 400
sC7 s soo. All, as a2o i, AS &2s, 40, AT, as
cc,rcs rrs.s-PSt l.-so.. 1854, y2r. lIas, ra'.
i45 Ilas 1lae 1859 Ilsl lIs9 ilss 1855 1lss. ltsf
iMsI ,iis,, llss, nio, lln, lls', llss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

The United States rgste Colorado vas taken out
OF the Try Dock at Norfolk, 17th Ins with her propeller
fitted complete, and she 10 70 be mssted and finished I'm
nediaiely The frisate Roanoke taken 10 the dock
Monday N receive her propsIer, which viii compete
her engines u is expected that bsh ships viii ba ready
shsui VIC lsi Of peceupez ior Aria ulP,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

CiEcISNAu, Oct Il, 1855.
Returns from eighty eight counties in Indiana. parity
official, are received. The democrats oiam WilarA's
election by 1000 majority, while the republicans give
him $500. The democrats have six Congressmen, aaa
the republicans probably ave but the returns arc 50
incomplete and cannot give The positive result sss
Coprrcs,meu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22
T 81 T. l. A EST NEW s;
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEsRaPas,
The Expected European Steamers.

The Expected European Steamers.
QryBEc, Oct. 2l-SP. r..
There were no sgns Of the steamer North AmSscm G
nj the River du Loup at O'Clock this evening me d
now in her fourteenth day from Liverpool.
HAIRAr, Oct. ALL p. T.
The eteamsb.p Arabia, now In her eleventh day sus
from Liverpool has no. been signaed on this port upo
the present hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

BiSros nct I'll. 1855.
Edward n. Peters, Exq, died at hts residence in Rox.
bury this morning
Newell sturtcvsnt ESQ, led suddenly nj hs residence
In boy lson street last evening
They were both well known merchants OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

OwKCo, Oct I'll, 1850.
nre broke cut this morning about O'Clock N
Clark Ccyo Ferry wagon shop destroying Nh thas
aud q dwelling owned by Messr.. Bell A Hyatl Loas
$4,000. Insurance 81 500. Tho shop supposed have
caught IRE from fireworks ed al the democratic pro-
cextiou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22
MARYLAND state Fair.

BALTIMORE, Oct. a. 1859.
The exhibition OF cattle and horsas ai the sr grounds
here Ia very large and attractive The vsers are nu-
mprous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

BocroS, oct IL. 1853.
The following are the foctpCs our weekly bank
statement Tor tho past week with those Of ths
previous week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22
FILLMORE MASS MEETING IN UNION SQUARE.
Bondres, Electric Lights ard other Ap-
piances.
YOUNG AMERICA ON THE STUMP.
Speeches Of Mr.. Stuart, Of Va, David PanI
Brown and Others,

There was on EFFORT 10 get up tremendous demonsra
ton OF the Know Nothing party in Union square, last
evening, IN pursuance Of the following CALL
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-28

THE UNnET SIGNED would lnfo'm
The public thai they have in the { i'y
If Eatnn Rouep. orc of The largest and
hes' ulaebire shops IN he United States
for The Manufacture Of every description Of
SASH DOORS. BLINDS MtUi DIfGS;
Tuning, Piaiunr. Tonsuril and Crow.
ing and that they e fully prepared TO
contract fot the ele tlnn OF Bnlding NC.
1J~ Ord. rs filled with neatHeSs and des-
match on the most reasonable terms
iulvil. BROWN Il FO Est.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-28
JOSEPH McKITRlCK,
.4rchitect& BMiId er,
Shop on Florida, East Of Aaii,e Sc.

Saop on Ftoffou, E6I Or ihutSe bt.
r WOULD RESPECTFULLY Y call the
J. attention Of the public, to my arrange
ments for the New Year. Having made
arrangements with one Of the best mafn-
featuring Establishments in Cincinnati,
am prepared to furnish Sash Doors and
Blinds. made Of the best White Pine Lu'n-
her, and Of super or workmanship and
much cheappr than can he made IN the
South. Persons wishing 10 build w'ud
find it to thel' advantage to consult me-
before building
Orders ram the routtfv earnestly soil
cited Country work u ~ Kinds rron,t
/, attended to IN the most wnlkmanlike
manner
rlans ani specifications for city and com
nv Houses. subhur,ah Villas, etc. given in
the most approved styles, Al kinds of
Job Work attended % with ma'ness aud
dispatch y ater Llsterns made Of he hest
material ilu3D.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-28
l)rofrssianal natitfs.

Prafess essloMas Card.
nR. DUCtElN, 1T the Medical Faculty
~ OF Montpelier tFrsn.el having re-
recently established himsc'f IN thls tity.
-etfers his prot,- ssi"ba service $ to the public
v Ha Will at all times be found at Mr.
FgIoLs residence, near Iu,lge Bgrk's)
unless professionally engaged loet25-n
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-28
Artbitrftnral CARDS, &f.
G. G. WILSON,
House. Sign g. Ornamental Painter,

Thrd street, two doors North of The Post Office,
HAVING permanently located In Baton Refuge,
Ill we would respectfully selieit siiafe Of the
public patronage Being practicable worklnen, We
are to work on the most rea son abe terms and In
the best style
ALSO, Graining, Marbling Glasing and Paper
hanging neatly executed.
tN~ Plantation work solicited and promptly
attended to. decls-y.