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The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-16

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BATON ROtGE, ::a#:.:FGD. 10, 1850.
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DAr,sL WsBsrsa on TITO amy -
Though 4 medium II would .e.m the
New Orleans Delta. has had tho Stun
bering spirit Of Dsn;elI aroused to
Judgement testify on Thu9Rery. The
friends of M. Webster. will bs pleaa-
cd 10 learn, that be raped on. !" di.
saect taps, hi. d;sspprobation Of the
Thuggsry movement. Those who are
Interested will please take out their
ute books, snd make note accord
'ug'y.
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LANDS SuBtEor TO PnivArE ErTaY
IN 1asENspuae D,srn,ur. -.-~4 Tho
Washington Union, Of the "a inst,
has the following from tho Interior
Departments
We understand that the Commission
AZ Of the General Land Office has
reatIirmed The former decisions Of tho
Departments that the price TO DO paid
for tho lands now .utject 10 private
entry in the Greeusburg district, Loui.
s;ana. which lands. owing to alleged
defect. in the surveys. were with.
drawn from market Tor about seveu.
teen years. shalt he graduated from
the date Of the last Offering in 1929.
without counting the time during which
they were Withdrawn from sale. The
price to be paid is. therefore, 81 rs
per sore.
PAhpors. ~. The Senate, on the 13,h inst,
oencurrsd with Gov. p. q. Hebett, in the
following communications rarions granted
by him during the tecess Of the Legislature
to wit -
II. Wedmeyer. convicted in the city Of
New Orleans Of selling Intoxicating liquors
20 slave. Sentence RENTED 40 far ~ 70.
lstes 10 imprisonment
Slave Sam, the property Of Andrew i:
Crane. n the parish sf 81. James. Sentence
commuted.
Full PAApons-- vacir Jacobs, convicted
Of assault and battery in the parish Of Iere-
bonnie.
Etisnne Coureelle and Adol tssaA LssseA.,
{ m. G., Convicts in tho peniteutiery.
BY Gov. X c. Wieklias, on III. 18th inst.
by and with the advice anil corset Of the
Senate, s. Davis, convicted in the parish Of
Tsasas, Of the crime Of resisting slaves TO
escape from their owners.
The Expected FnnNcn Hxlu.-
The Paris correspondent Of the New
York Times writes that great events
are saidCto be preparing for the nc
oouchment Of the Empress, which will
take place II about 4 month. The
psrsonnsl Of the Tuilerics Is 70 UNDER
20 important notifications there will
b = perfect shower Of new titles
Some changes are anticipated in the
Ss~atas Consmlfmns !; great tetes will
be ordered 1t the expense Of the State
; political amnesty will be declared,
''snd the joy Of tho people will be
great"
A Methodist Pnrson Looking for
lost S1eep.-A preacher Of tho Meth
,diss church was travelling in one Of
10 back settlements, and stopped at
,abin where an old lady received him
'ery kindly. After setting provisions
before him, she began to question
him: Stranger, where thought you
30 from :" MADAM. l reside in Shell
" county, Kentucky "Wall, stran-
ger, hope no offense, but what mought
'ou be dom way up here ," "Mad.
IN. l am searching for the lost sheep
# the tribe Of Israel" "John, john"
'houted the old lady, "come right here
~. ~,:u;H kn.os> . .A...a Ill IT.
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xegislatitt Yrot.taings.

SENATE ---Senate met pursuant 70
adjournment. rs members present. .
Prayer by the Rev. II. Guion.
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NOTICE.
Isaac Krytges

Isaac Kryizer The State Of Ohio, CarsR
: county, court OF Common pIeas
A. B. BierdeBan. Vacation after Nov. term isS6.
A. D. BierdeBau, who resides out Of The State Of
Ohio and is supposed TO be in the State of FenRFshs-
sia is notifed that on The eOh day Ct November. 4.
D. 1856, lsaac kryzer, has filed his petition s5aaEt
him in Carroll Common lcas, Ohio. 1'he sAtcmeaa
of the petilen is that .n !hs l6h Of eePtewbef ls68
said Berdenan osde his promisory nots iE vtlbg ard
delivered tho TO the plaintiff for one huhdied and
fifty dollars, due years after date with nttEe ss
eight per cent per aunumi that the sams tsa he ex,
ecuted to the plaintiff secure he rayRssht a srid
nete, mortgage on Town lot numbered twenty elpIt
(2s in Roberts Sd addition 10 Oarrollton IN CaAtst
county, Chic, an6 that all Of said note exrenthx tie
interest for year remans unpaid; and that 9hls.-
the defendant appear on or before the rs ayOl the
next term ofthe Court Of Ccnmtn Pleas Ia and ne
said coSnty, 10 be held at Garre,0n on the an buN-
dsy OF February ucxt, 1887, anl plead answer sh
muir to said petition, the isets STATED fkefoin Nnl be
taken as tlIe and O,i FOR the Fsle 81 tte ntat
gagrd premises allowed. VAN lEbWE.
Nov. q, i-5e-G'@ iai7r $50 Au>y I,t lin.
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SNERIFFS SALE.

john Robins The State of Ohio, Canol
county Court Of Comm r, 70
Matilda Robins In partition
et ala Pursuant to an order of the
Court in this case, made At the last term, will Offer
t. sell at public outciy at TIE door Of the Court Ho1
in CanOlitOn Carroll County, Ohio.
On Saturday. the 97h dag Of Dece1RJcv, 1856,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A, N. snd o'cIeck
p NJ on said day. the Ian IA described in the peinon
ard order Of Cout in this case to wit: The south
halt o the south west quarter Of section thirty six, (56
in township twelve; 02) Of range four (4) aud algo
ten in the north cast Of the norths easG
quarter OF section i've, (5) in township thirteen, (lD
Of range nine g. in s IS acres, more lcsI, sra,
ate in Lee township Carreh county, Ohio, Icing tie
same tract of land Of which John Robins, died soixcd
and on which he resided at the time Of his death Ar.
praised al SIGO; subject TO the dover estate Of Ma
tiIda Robins widow Of John Robins set off to hcT BY
metes and bounds. Terms third in hand, and tho
residue in two equal annual instruments with inerst
from day ofsac secured b, mortgage On the pfoInsts
Nov. "a '56, 6w pr tee 81, 90. J.H. WHITCRAFR
ShsxiR
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Ncw Special Notices.
advocated.

The Immense mass Of testimony in favor of Hooland,
German Filters, conviuces us that the article is al
that il is represented be; and in consequence we ad
wise tnl Of itby those afflicted with diseases lo
winch it is recommended.
R. CllArFIELD, E,q, sail Lowell, Dodge co
Wis., November l, le5l-"Overa year ago / sen
some money to you from Canada, and received some
Of !our German BttcrS which | used and found grea
relief from. Ny health has improved to such dcgre,
that am again able 70 attend my business large
number of dyspeptcs in this neghborhood have lad to
send to Aiwaukie for the medicine. An agent here
could sell hrge quantities. know it be a sure cure
Slmpcl Moore, Platteville, Wisconsin; James l.
Manvile, Jefferson, Wisconsin; Holden, Kemp Co,
Janesville Wisconsin, and others in that state hav,
also expressed their great confidence in tho virtues oil
the BitOrs. See advertisement
Dec, IL 28
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FITS! 4VHY PROMINENT.

For long time there was paragraph making its
regular weekly appearance in our columns, with brief
but emphatic words, "Fts! Fits always at tho head,
to some an offensive caption but so to the benev.
olent and humane, who could sympsthise in the sor-
rows of others. Some persons shocked at any in.
dcatlon Of disease, and thrown into nervous
excitement on witnessing helrse or a coffin. Such
are to be pited. We Shoull always strive to look dis
ease and even death in the face with calmness and es
peciay take every opportunity to alleviate disease
Viewed in this light, the advertisements of s. S, Hance
Of lOS Baltimore Street, Baltimore Nd, possesses
certain Interest," andhose who know of any one suffer.
ing from Epilepsy, spasms fits Of any kiad should
feel pleasure to cut out his advertisement or in some
other way send word the afflicted of the great value
Of his remedies They can bo sent to any part of the
country by mail; PricO 50 per box, Two, Twelve, 24
Dec, l8, I'm,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Millnr 0rtnn and MilIi,nn

Miller, Onon and Nilligan, BY virtue of a
ffa. ct lev. IA issued
Wm, Farmhouse & Chas Stewart from the Court Of
Common Pleas, of Carroll county, Ohio and to me di
reced, will Yer at public oucry at the door OF the
Uourt House. in Carroton Ohio on Saturday, the srd
day Of January, A. D. 1851 between the hours of 10
o'clock Il. N., and O'Clock P. NJ on said day, the
foloSng premises situate in Orange township carroll
county, Ohio and adj Iinng the toAu Of New iagers.
town, to wit; A part OF the south east quarter 4
section 'wentyeight, (2S) in township thirteen, Q3)
Of range six (6) of lands directed to b. sold at tou
benv,lIa Ohio, containing ninety nire tg9) acres of
land Appraised at 50 500 t,kon in execution as the
property Of Charles Stewart, Terms cash.
J. II. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
Dec. A, lS56.-td pr feeS3 90.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale reasonable terms the
following real estate situate Main Street, Carroton
Carroll county, Ohio, to wt:-one lot on which Is e.
rceted large two story brick building, well finished
suitable for dwelling Hote also, small lot adiOin
ing the above on which is situated large and commo
dous frame stable sufficient in size TO contain 30 ho7.
ses-aso, two other lots in one enclosure with a frame
dwelling house thereon, The above property will be
sold separately or jointly to suit purehases,-and II
not sold will be for rent
will also sell two quarter sections of land in. Wood
bury county state Of Iowa. also quarter section Of
land in Ida county in thestate oIowa whichw be sold
separately or jointly to suit purchasers
For Terms apply To Dr., John Hu..ter Carroliton
Ohio 7. +. PRICE,
Nov l3 Sc tf
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TIE GRIND EYTERN1L REMEDy Y.

THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY
By the aid of microscope, we see millions of little
openings on the surface of our bodies Through these
this Ointment, when rubbed on the skin, is carried to
any organ inward part. Diseases of the Kidneys,
disorders of the Liver, affections Of the heart, Inia.
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by its means eliectually cured, Every housewife
knows that salt passes freely through bone or meat OIL
thickness This healing Ointment far more readily
penetrates through any bone or eshy part of the liz.
g body, curing the most dangcrousnward complaints
that cannot be reached by other means.
ERYsIPELAs, SALT RuEUN 4 coRBUTING HUMoRs.-
No remedy has done so much for the euro of dis
eases Of tie Skin whatever form they may assume as
this Ointment. No case of Salt Rheum, Survey,
Sore Heads Scrofuaor Erysipeas can long withstand
its influence The inventor has travelled over many
parts Of the globe, visiting the principle hospitals,
dispensing the Ointment giving advice as to its appl
cation and has thus been the means Of restoring count
less numbers to health.
SORE LEGS. SoRE BREAST, WOUNDS & ULcERs-
Some of the most scientific surgeons now rely solely
on the use Of this wonderful Ointmant when havnd to
cope with the worst cases of Sores wounks swelngs
and tumor7. Professor Holloway has by command of
the Allied Governments dispatched to the hospitals of
the East large shipments of this Ointment to ue used
under the direction theMedical Staff in the worst
of wounds. 1t will cure any ulcer gandular swl
ling stiffness contraction Of the ioiGts even of 90
years standing.
PILES AND DFIsTULAs.-Theso and other similar die.
tressing complaints be elecutlly cured il the Omt
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otheI wiso following the printed directions around each
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Presid5ni. On taking .hs chair che President
made aspeech. declaring that 1t vas the wish
Of the South to maintain the Constitution and
the Union. bat Iha. she was also prepared for
all future contingencies. Committees were ap-
pointed to lay out business for the Conven.
lion.
SAvASSAH, Dec. 0.
The President announced the Committee on
business. Amongst the resolutions offered TO-
day was one by Swan, Of Tennessee, that al
bonds end notes issued by Southern States.
Cities and Counties be made payable in said
State. Referred 10 business Committee rsso-
luton that each member subscribe 100 dollars
towards diiect line Of steamers 10 Europe
was adopted, but afterwards re cod ID and
referred.
Mr.. Bethel Of Georgia made long speech 10
favor of abolishing tariff and raising funds By
direct taxation 10 support Government.
Mr.. Kesn, ofYirginia, offered resolutions de-
PIicating the education Of Southern youths at
the North. and advocating the encouraging Of
southern books, newspapers and uanufucto-
ries
Mr.. Golding, Of Georgia, offered resolutions
insiruetiug Southern Congressman to use all rf-
forts to secure the repeal Of the tariff. repeal
laws interdiciing The slave trade. and to pro-
cure treaty for the rendition Of slaves from
Canada. Laid on the table by an almost unan.
imous vote.
Mr.. Moore, Of Alabama, offered resolution
in favor of a railroad from the Mississippi to
the Pacific, along the 32l parallel.
SAVANNAH, Dec. II,
+ Mr. Devoe, Of La, offered series OF resolu-
tions, endorsing Dudley Mann's scheme for the
establishment Of line Of steamers from Ches-
speak Bay 10 Milford Haven: favoring the in
PRODUCTION of Southern text books into South,
ern Schools and Colleges, and the attempt Of a
committee Of disting ushed Southern Professors
to prepare such books, and recommending to
Southern Legislatures to Urder that said books
be used in Southern schools recommending
the encouragement of Southern books and pc
riodicSls in the place Of Northora publications;
ard the encouragement Of mining and manu-
interests of the South. The resolu-
lions were all adopted.
Mr.. Srlemx reported lavorably on an intero.
,eanic communication via the Isthmus of Te-
huantepec. and offered resolution recommend
ing that Congress should make contract with
he Sloop Company for lhs transportation of
mails between New Orleans and California
yer that route. Adopted, as was also the reso.
uti n reported yesterday in favor OF a Pacific
RSilr1Gd.
A letter from SenatO' Toombs " as read adyo
'ating absolute free trade and direct taxation.
A desuI,tory debate upon the opening of the
'lsve trade then sprung up, in the course OF
which the exclusion of everything OF Northern
from the Southern markets was
advocated.
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PnALON'S PAPHIAN LOTION
Or ElnrnI EEAuTIEYER.

great cosmetic for bcautifying the skin and com.
pexion and for curing chapped hands, face, lips, tan
sunbun freckles pimples, scalds, burns &c. 4 sure
and safe cure for the pies-one washing will give in.
slant relief After shaving tits very soothing to the
skin 1t keeps the hands soft and white, and for all
inhammations of the skin it will be found to be great
remedy Price one lollar per bottle.
PHALON'S MAGICHAIR DYE.
One Of the best natural dyes in the world It's long
use has proved 1t to be beyond comparisons; and being
vegetable production, no injury can possibly be done
to the skin, 1t is easily applied and you obtain
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Made and sold BY Il, Phalon, at 1871 Broadway, cor
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New York. aud all druggists and fancy stores through.
out the United StaesI
Phdloa'S Chemical Hdlr Iapigor0tor.
The most complete article Of the kind ever before
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for preserving dressing and beaudyng the hair, aud
keeping the head clear from dandruil, etc. Is ia in
esima6le in short it is everything the hair requires
Price 50c. and dollar per bottle.
Dec. IS, 1856 --6m.
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CONSUMPTION CURED,

Be not deceived by base limitations. Hegoman,
C1a'k Co.'s genuine God Liver OIL never dsappnints
and ten Jea g experience has provedi superior to all
others and the only reliable cure for consumption
As there is great deal of spurious oil in the marke
adnterated with seal OIL whale oil, &C., too much care
can not be takent to procure the genuine.
Our oil is made at our factory in New Foundland and
each bottle has signature the cork be careful
to get llegcmat Clark & Co.'S as thousands who have
used other oil ofneror quality, aud about giving
u in deSpd. have been r,stJ u TO health by usng
gspuinc oil Of manufacture, Sold By all rOggjst1
Dec, Is, l-JG, -3m
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~ Y. Musical Review This comprehens We
Musical Journal is published weekly. containing
notices of every passing musical event worth
recording. Each number contains four pages
casually six or eight pieces oftres6 nsO mustc
GlseH, Part-Songs, Rounds, QuarletS, Tros,
D4etS, and Songs, as well as Anthems, and
other sacred pieces, with an occasional piece for
tho Piano, Meiodian, dc. The music alone
published in the Review in year would cost
from five to ten dollars, if purchased in sheet
form, A leading feature in this Journal is to
impart musical instruction. Its pages are con-
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Geo. F. Root, and others, on Pestalozzian Mu-
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THE LEcrURE On Monday evening of last
week the 9Th inst, We were favored by 4 lecture
ON the Subject Of Temperance. BY Mrs. Tbomp-
son, late Of Highland co. Her address was
pleasing and her manner attractive. Size spoke
about an hour and bali. to the general salts.
faction Of large audience. after which she
sang two temperance Odes. which in sentiment,
were sublime and louching-during the perfor.
nance Of which the tear Of sympathy was seen
10 trInkle down many a cheek.
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