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a LWAYs SOMETHING NEW Tread
IA TuIS-0LD AND YOUNG!
- Y o n ESS O z " o o d, s

A LWAYS SOMETHING NEW Tread
IN THIS-OLD AND YOUNG!
PROFESS WOODS
Fl AIR RE ST O RATIVE,
Is doubt the wonderful discovery of this age Of
progress Tor it will restore permanently gray hair to its
original COLOR cover the head of the bald with most lux
uriant growth, all dandruG and itching
cure all scrofua and ether cutaneous erupons etc. It
will cure by magic periodical headache;
make the hair SOFT glossy and wavy and preserve the
color perfectly and the hair from falling, to extreme old
hge.
The following is from distinguished member of the
medical professions
PROF. O. J. WooD: Dear Sir-Unsolicited, send you
this certificate. After being nearly bald for long time
and having tried all the hair resoratves exant hav
Ing no faith in any, induced, hearing of yours
to give it trial placed myself in the hands of bar
ber aud had my head rubbed with good stiff brush and
the Restorative then applied and well rubbed in, till the
scalp aglow This repeated every morning, and in
three weeks the young hair appeared and grew rapidly
from August last until the present time and is thick
black and strongsoft and pleasant to the ouch where
as before, 1t was harsh and wry what little there of
1t, and that little disappearing very rapidly still
your Restorative about twice week. and shall soon
have good and perfect crop of hair Now, had read
Of these thingsand who has not but have seen hth
erto any case where any persons hair really bene
fitted by any Of the hair tonic, etc. of the day; it
really gives me pleasure to record the result of my expe
rence have recommended your preparation to others,
and already has large and general sale throughout the
Territory The people here know its Effects and have con
6dence init The supply you u.s. wholesale agents
for the Territory is nearly exhausted and daily inquiries
made for it. You deserve credit your discovery;
and for one return you my thanks for the benefit has
done me- for certainly had despaired long ago Of ever
efecting any such result. Yours, hastily,
j. w. BOND,
Firm Of Bond 4 Kelley, Druggists, st. Paul.
prom the Editor of the Real Estate Adv,rtiser.l
Boston, q School Street March 20, 1855.
DDAR sR-FIaving become prematurely quite gray
was induced, some six weeks since, to make trial of
your Restorative. have used less than two bottles but
the gray hairs have all Disappeared and although my
hair has not fully attained its original COLOR yet the pro
cess of change is gradually going on, and in great
hopes that in short time my hair will be dark as for
merly have also been much gratiAed at the healthy
moisture and vgor of the hair which before harsh
and dry and it has ceased to come out formerly.
Respectfully yours D. G. Nj. RUPP.
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miscellaneous.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
~ AT FBAMINGHAM.
The next Term Of this Institution will commence on
WEDNESDAY, the Sd Of September. Candidates will
be examined al O'Clock A. NJ, the preceding Tues
day.
Applicants for admission must he least 16 years of
age and be poydtd with certificates of good physical
moral and Intellectual character. GEO. n. BIGEL0W.
Framingham, July 10, 1855. es&WtS3
EGESSOTUTFON.-Th copartnership heretofore
Existing between the subscribers under the firm Of
RICHMOND Il TR0WBRIDE, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent AL persons indebted to us are requested
to make immediate payment either of the undersigned
WILLARB RICHMOND,
Worcester, July22. JOSEPH a TRowBRID6E.
The Tailoring and Clothing business will be continued
Of the old stand by the subscriber who has Mr. Charles
Blanchard with him, and socts the continuance of his
Old patrons as he intends to keep nice stock Goods
and work done in the best manner to pu customers.
Please call. WILLARD RICHMOND.
Worcester, July %, 1856 jy28 diff
EAISSOLUTI0N OF COPARTN
q y 6HIP-The copartnershp heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers under the name of B. L. HARD0N
co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent Either
party will sign the name Of the finn in liquidation of its
affairs. B. L. HARDON,
STEPHEN SAWYER.
Worcester, July IS, 1856 jy3l DIFF
SNyORC ESTER CORNET BAND,-W
w i. HOBBS, Leader; p. GOpDA&D, Director.
The above are prepared to furnish music all
sions, as Brass Band. Any number Of musicians fur
nshed for quadrle music,
Apply to J. NJ. ALDRICH, or to
7. G BANCROFT, Clerk.
Worcester May 80 1856. dd
WJvLGCR ON CONSIGNMENT &W.
h II HARRIS, BANK BLOCK, Foster STREET are the
agents of William G. Casse William Gallagher, and Beau
mont Holngsw0rth Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio for the sale of
their highly popular Family & Bakers brands Flour
among which are the followngj they WARRANTED
give satisfaction in all cases.
P. Montague. ....s...... superior Family Flour
J, Spalding. ....Double Extra do do
Galigher's.......... do do do
Virgis-a. de do do
A. Il W II. Harris. best do do
William @. Cassel. choice Bakers do
Extra Pastry. ............ do do do
Galighers No. l.......... do do do
Halls City Mills. do do do
iyl4 DIFF
R-s-A PROVIDENCE & WORCES-
e57@5fF3s TER RAIL ROAD,
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NHACHIN CARD CLOTHIN G
lNE -AND-
ggqIE .yEysksg frgcEOa'E.

DGCG ONAeSSGNSE GSG0OH So
Having by far the most extensive and perfect machine
card manuacory the country, we are prepared TO ex-
ecute orders with great facility promptness, and SUPER
GRITTY.
In variety and quality challenge the competition OF
The world All our autecedonts from the pioneer Samuel
day sustain as in this position.
Diplomas and medals from all pnits Of the United
States and from the London Crystal Palace, testify to
the superiority Of our productions
The lanor and expense that we have devoted to the
perfection Of thus article important 20 the cloth man
aacturers we hope viii merit continuation Of their lib
eral patronage
We also manufacture
Oak Tanned Leather Beiting.
OF the vcry best quality, and keep constantly m hand
large assortment u AN sizes.
L. TX. EARLE ~ CO.,
EDWARD EARLE, Grafton Street
Tx. EAGLE. myz' uu
~vEAl. ESTATE BROK ER.-rhe under
q signed has taken nllcc al No. ~, Main street.
bcre he win be happy 10 meet any p5rsous DESTROYS
purchasing buudng lots Or Mrma, or those having htA
ESTATE which cy wish 30 exchange ior other property,
Auv person. dcsrous Of purchasing or exchanging hea
Estate viii nnd Il Coz their own interest 20 can On ne
uy oace, between The hours OF " qeleek A. Ms ana %
o'clock y. Nj. ., -.
NB-Nloney will be furnished y purchasers who We
~ SVsrsesier. Iuiv 4. 1855 diy
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o. j. WOOD CO., Propretors, 3l2 Broadway, N. Y,
and ia Market-st., St. Louis, Missouri
~ Sold in Worcester by George r. Spur. In Boston,
at wholesale by Weeks Potter; retail by r. Spau
ding. fremont Row. jyl5 daw3m
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E-t>A PROVIDENCE & WORCES-
S5T4z9fTa TER RAIL ROAD,
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
kflEZPLAgATON. Eight 10 ten words make alne-10 to


For the Daily Spy in all cases. be paid in advance
at the rates given above Persons residing at distance
may readily ascertain the of any number Of inser
TONS by consulting the table, and remit accordingly
u The contractor for square for year with the right
change has also the privilege Of making up his space
with several small advertisements il he chooses Larger
advertisements at the sane prut,f .iyA4je r..lvs
o. Advertisements Inserted every other day, or on
special days. two thirds Of the ahove rates ADVERTISE
ments ordered inside all the time 3S per cent advance
Special notices, IS per cent advance.
Leaded business notices. in reading columns 10 cts,
Inc for one insertion.
Notices of Funerals % cts. Obituary notices, in ad
dtion 10 the record of the DEATH cents per line.
WEEKLY PAPER. One square, weeks $l,00. Each
additional Insertion Zoe On squars 6 months $780,
One square year, 5000
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VHNHE HOUNDS ARE OUT! THE HOUNDS
ARE0UT! AND sOIs
Il L IL TWICHE LL.
Buildings of every description moved or raised in an
expeditions and workmanlike manner.
All orders addressed c the subscriber or to Lohrop 4
Ames, IS Mechanic street, will receive attention
SETH TWIOHELL.
Worcester, May 3, 1856 dtf
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Price Two cents
Clothing, &t.
Spring s. Summer Clothing,

Prices Much Lower than Ever Before offered (,
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TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST
.B0ok8, 5tosionerp, Me.
" - O tx $. z o TX s
MESSRS. u. BAKER < CO.,

-
NIESSRS. u. BAKER & CO.,
A. tao ols ssaad, 1871 Main Street,
0nrr e public th9 most complete assortment OF Books
ever prese- ted t1 he public
We receiving from New York and Boston, large adj
d0ns to former stock, the better to enable US
once 10 supply ench and every calling upon We
have supplies largely libraries and Pro essionA Gem
tlemen with rare vslu,is works now that the
warm season is pass OF, and The most favorable
time Of the year for reading and STUDY is at hand,
invite attention to stock and facilities of furnishing
Books Of the better class well the ephemeral
kind. and ut prices moderate enough to satisfy every
reasonable expectation W want to ael largely Of our
better class Of Books, aud having special opportunities
for procuring goods can ami will share the
advantages with customers.
Please give call, all We lovers Of Books, whether
you buy not, ask 20 purchase unless atuay
wanting and wanted, whether dime OF dollar be
the extent Of your wants. shall be all the same,
respect.
REMEMBER TIE PLACE I 81 Main Street,
The verabe Phillips and late LiTermore stand, and
opposite what used to be the American Temperance
House and Just across Main Street as you come in rom
the Depot. aI2 DIFF
ERvING's LIFE OF WASHINGTON
DUYKTECKs CYOLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN LITER
TORE
CoLToN's PRIVATE CORES roNDENoEo OF HENRY
CLAY.
By arrangement recently perfected with F. Parker
of Boston, the New England Agent for the above popular
publications, John Keith 90. have the satisfaction Of
announcing the citizens Of vicinity that
they authorized to receive and fill out subscrp
tious for either or all OF these work. Persons wishing
to examine informed that copies of the books await
theirnspection at the Bookstore of the subscribers
The subscription follows Cash on delivery
being distinction strictly observed.
Tr-vinp'q life nf WASHINGTON vols . M NAV vol
(The list and End already issued the Srd shortly forth
coming)
oyclOpedia of American Literature, volumes, $500
(Already issued.)
Coton's Private Correspondence Of Henry Clay $3.50
JOHN KEITH & oo,,-289 Main-st.
Worcester Januray Is, 1886 diff
NEW BOOK for SALE BY
Il. BAKER &c CO.,
1874 Main Street.
India; or the Pearl of Pearl River
Tangetown Letters.
Irvings Life of Washington. Vol lst
The Tongue of Fire
Macauays' Lays of Ancient Rome.
Siberts Wold
Peter Still.
The War Path.
Sunbeam Stories.
Conversations its Faults and its Graces
Home Studies.
Elmwood.
Altha or Shells from the Strand
Kate Stanton.
Raising tile Veil
Rambes in Eastern Asia
Ambition; BY Kate Willis.
Kate Coventry.
Life and Public Services of JAMES BUCHANAN.
Republican Campaign songsters
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
N. HERVEY & CO.,
No. 2 American House Block,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Books, S stationery, & Fancy Goods,
AND PRoPRIEToRs OF THE
Worcester County Sc S. Depository.
BLANK BOOKS of all kinds on hand or made to or.
der. Agents and Country Dealers supplied liberal
terms. apl6 diff
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Has on HASA a thc present time Carryas Phactons
4 Chasrs. Top Buggies, and Concord Wagons, Also
buggy and Ohaise HARNESSES, all new, made Of the
best macraa and warranted to give satisfaction Also
several Second hand Carriages, which will be sold low
Repairing done " order iny19 eod&w5m'
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-19

The whole white male population Of
the United States over Il years Of age,
and to be presumed, entitled to vote,
is about 5 100000, and yet the votes
cast at the Presidential election seldom
exceeds 100000, leaving 1000 900
Of inhabitants who do not use, their
franchise In The State Of New Yo,k,
in 1852 the voting population exceed
ing 500, 900, yet the votes returned did
not much exceed 500, 900. In Mas.a-
ohuseIts the white males over Il are
nearly 100000, and yet the vote, in
1862. was ouly $4,000, showing that
nearly two thirds Of The adult popnla.
ton, for some cause or other, had staid
away from the polls And the proper
ton is nearly as great in several other
States.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-19

lie is a fool that grulobles at every
mischance. Tut the best foot forward,
is mn old maxim. Don't run about and
tell acquaintanees that you have been
unfortunate. People do not like to
have unfortunate people for acquaint-
ances. Add.to a vigorous determine
ton cheerful spirit; if reverses come
bear them like philosopher, and get
rid Of them rs soon as you can Pow
etty is like a pantber-look it earneste
" in the face and it will from you.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-19
NOW TIT s1toRE.

80 BBLs Bi sulphate Of Lime;
90 4 Polar White Oil leleaij,
Z Caster Oil
10 e Linsehd Oil
201D lbs. White Lead;
10 dor Champagne;
90 u Flaret 8. Ef
"A Cask scotch Ale, dts
3 bbls. Blue Liekwater;
All tie glove articles are offered 1T New
Orleans Pfiees, either for Cash n On Cred.
il EDWARD BOGEL.
novls. Druggist.
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aEM1va nf.nTffInG. .

uJArK, atid Goiered Dress and Fr6ets GOATS
ID Pitri Cloth DVERCoATs,
Real French PALfTUTs.
HLoAKs, TAIsiAs and BEuNDEs
BUSINESS SUITS t6fnateh, all styles;
PANTALNoNs, t,rk and fancy Casitner DO.
Fancy 9atinet Do!
VESTS, silk vetvitA-in MI eoidrs,
Also, IN attn md silk d every description,
UNDER Garments, III Merino and Fiannen,
All bineh nnd Ii b. SHIRTS, with Bishop
mud byron Collars;
silk and Satin tRAvATs,
HALF HOSE, GLOVES.
HATS u every descriptions at ..s.. 80
novt5 j. SIMON 4 co
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-19

FRANcE.-Numerous arrests have
recently taken place in tie Department
of the Deux Zones, where secret so
cioty of a dangerous description has
been discovered, The society was or.
ganized by tens and hundreds. all train
ed to obey orders for the destruction
of the rich. Sixty persons were ap,
pretended, but the peasants, armed
with pitchforks. attacked the escort
and rescued the prisoners. New ar
rests have been made in the Faubourg
s.. Antonio, within q few days
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-19

1Hh kENpAII gAsE This Is one
Of the eases that hangs about tile Inns
and keeps coming up on The dookets
of the Crescent City Courts, for be
better reason than because there ore
some uptried points, growing out OF
tried points, as in the ease Of Jarndlee
and Jaru1ee, or the complex matter
of "t,a Bar0n Doisf0untaln." Uh-
der other circumstances ii would have
been thrown out If he court n long
time ago. But Uncle Sam when he
commences suit. he is not particular
about Tie time ot ebst Of it, and the
Kendall case bids fair to furnish food
for Lawyers, Cunstables, Recorders,
Justices, Witnesses etc. for the next
half century. Un a sudden The other
day lie ease come up like m IN
asked ghost froln The iotpbs # the Cap-
uIeis. aud walked into the u. s Dis
tlict Court. A Lawyer for the de
fence. wanted to produce " in eyi
dente,' The testimony on aililaylt, Of
Mr. Henry K. Judd, sworn to, and
subscribed, before Judge Richardson,
in 1856. Mr.. Judd is dead, and @haa
been for a tims past but we can see
no reason why his testimony is not az
good, as many living witnesses, who
have, from time to time been examined
on the SHINE subject. There is sppeped
to The affidavit, certificate Of cliafae-
Ter for Mr. Judd, signed by we the
undersigned, sbo certify that lie was
" An honest man" It would puzzle
some Of the living witnesses To get
such character II would be good
idea now as all The material points
Of The Kendall oase have become ek-
haused, t. turn The matter into The
Spiritual Courts, and lot the tables
rap out the truth.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-19

Typographical errors are sometimes
very amusing. We once read in an
English paper an account Of a fashion
able party, at which ole of the most
distinguished persons present was the
" Duke Of Pork A city paper re-
ports the " Court Of Common Fleaa,'
and Southern paper contains an ao-
count of an "atroeious Robbery ~
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-19

In a villege near Paris, at tho settle
ment of oufate, the deacon of the
church thus addressed tho people Il
congratulate you upon this great &C
qusition congratulate you upon
the advent Of this venerable priest,
who will be tho eye to the blind, feet
TO the lame, and husband 10 all tie
miioms e Tremendous sensation.)
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-19

THE LEGITIMATE DRAMA.--.Tbey
have a run at Crisps Gaieties in the
Crescent city, for shakspearo's Mer-
chant Of Venice "a legitimate portion
of the legitimate drama. Whether il
is DONE according to the text, or
butchered, AS the Immortal Bard, too
often isis a question for the scholars
and critics to say. The Delta is Of
opinion that Mr. Crisp murders the
merchant. This may be done without
injury to the great dramatist, who is
so interviewer with our language and
literature that both must die together
70 kill bin.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-19


How Dtp THEY err THEM 7 The
New Orleans Courier, has condesoend.
ed TO stoop from its digniRed position,
as the authorized and well paid Nestor
Of The dominant party press to indulge
in political "jea d'esprit," at the en-
penso Of the Dark Lanthern and mid.
night Assassin party. Ii offers for
sale at Auction (all The small organs
have published the advertisement
gratis) 4 lot of" slung shots, Brass
kuuckles, dark lantherns banners, false
police badges, portraits of Fillmore etc
Also 600 medals--with Sam on one
side and Sambo on the other, with the
motto-United we fail--divided we
are nowbsre; besides great many
other articles too id disgustipgly
tedious TO enumerate As life adver.
tisement says
One of two things is evident: Tho
articles enumerated were either mads
to order, or Mr.. III Hi. The Auctioneer
stole them.
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ron r1spupstA,

DOGELs German Bittefs. is giving en-
ID tire satisfaction. 1t is put upin qbatb
bottles at rs cents bottle Tu it@-for
sale. " holesaie and retail BY,
nov1s. EDWARD BOGEL.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-19

The Hoo Chor.-some statieian
who has more fancy for figures than
The late Mr.. Gunter. would do we'll
to get together in book form lall the
items now Heating about in The public
press. referring TO Hogs and mike q
volume Of them There seems 10 lie
an uneasness Oh lie part Of newspa-
per makers in reference to this sub-
iart They npnear To think that The
generation to come afer rs viii net
have the necessary information 10 give
tbam M adan1ale idp, " ,ha nIfop
Crop'-eay 'ih Cincinnati !" hence
we find articles profound and learned,
ieep md l4nolby. headed "Frospeets
Of the Hog ctop,r aTbe Present Hog
rt,on -, uWbat n,als,s ,Lisl nbnpt
Tho liza r,a, :, arla lToa r,ap f.,
,u.a,,a,;aa.,, ont, Da,aaa,,a Han
r,,, - a.. ITov del;,,b,,d tLa ,so
a. r H.. ...,...,;,., ..,,;... =. l.
l,;a1 :, - .t,,,,t -. r.,.,,, ,,,,. stasis +,
e;,l lo ,,ban tho,. .ao H., TIA H.
=
,,o,,;,s ~ ,l,a tauh ;ns, na H.
nta,kat onsnsd il r;n,.;,,,,.,; - H.
fot,,a, cliff pyieas Fot tnt.be,'s boos
,bara ,vas Z, ,,..J ds,aua L,,, ,,,al
., fair aud = ora,ts, 10, ha.a . tlo,.
THEY'VE p,e,p the naopla, ea,,;,.c nm
behind us-will be elatad to SEQ HAT
Hogs have been HE subject If tale-
graphic dispatches 'lriurnor' du,ipg
Tho ntesnnt SEASON
verify, man IL his ,bvsioge j. vsrv
much after The fashion IF This r,p, lon.
ged animal True, he-the IIog-has
longer snout and a randle appep-
dage. The former designed BY ben.
efficient and All Wise Providence.
that he may honestly root for IL living
and the latte,-servipp A. an ornament
to his bodv-vLieb apv sanse # nm
p,ie,y will admit to 10 pronap. bnt
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-19

MeFe tnan tWe-hniruS Ut tue hlfhe4 our
He'd River exchanges pass by us, 60
to New Orleans and remain there a
day OF two before they are received
by US. IN numerous instances also,
our Matches and Vicksbnrg eschan-
ges are received rjd New Orleans. -
This is a state Of affairs which should
not exist, md there is gross negli-
lenee somewhere - Gazette.
Tlis riddle proposed BY our neigh
Dor, is from the Sphinxe's head II
may pass current q DAY, and some Of
our calculating neighbprs maY endea-
your to figure il out but will have
TO give up the job aud let it 20 back
to the night time Of Egypt For The
past four years. such has been The
case, and there is a fir prospect Of
our being blessed in the same manner
for d similar period in the future.
There is an old gentlemen in The
Cabinet Of the ieigniug Dfuasty-by
the name Of Campbell, who holds the
Office of Post Master General. we
believe, and it Is asserted by the Oldest
inhabilant that there never was since
the formation Of the government, q
more inefficient bead, for the lame and
inefficient body Of contractors. sub
contractors, general and special agents,
with which The nation is, al this mo
ment burthened. The public press
ID this section Of The common domain,
has ceased to notice failures below
Charleston, and above Montgomery,
and the whole system has fallen into
disrepture. Not that the same amount
Of money is not annual expended
but because in The appointment OF
Deputy Post Masters, Agents, Sub
Agents, and what not The interest
of some great and only national party
Is looked after, and not The public
veal. The question is, How can
the support of sectional faction, and
this particular class. Of our mixed
population be retained T. This an
swered action follows To suit it.
There ia no Use asking somebody to
explain il, in Tue language Of our neigh
Dor, y Il explains itself For the
pasl four years, tie average length Of
time required for papers and
letters TO come from North Lou
isiana, or Mississippi, has been about
fteenty dags. The mails from below
come dorm the river. whilst the mails
from above, come up. We often hear
from Nacbez and Vicksburg eia New
Orleans II anybody can offer any
other reason, for IL, than that limited at,
we should like to hear it.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-19
NOTICE.

STATE or LOUisfANA4-Pafish Of
East Baton H6pge
WHEREAS, JAMfs e. Ksox,eof said
w Parish and State, holds my note for
The sum oi Five Hundred Dollars. due oi,
the first day Of January A n 1867, and
whereas have eertain equities and offsets
to plead against said noie-.
ALL persons are notified not to trade
for The same, as will not pay It nGl,ss
compelled by law.
novi2-3tstv. II. r. DAVIS
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-19

A RBvrusE,--A man was brought
before the police court, on a charge Of
vagrancy. who ten years since, was
worth forty thousand dollars. He was
allowed twelve hours to leavo the city,
or in the alternative to serve twelve
months ia the house Of correction. --
Boston 1ranlker.
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MUsTAHp.

1HEnfE, ready mixed for use. AIsse
u u doz Thornton 4 Hawkins, In /, |
ard q H. Cans, for medical use warranted
pure for sale By Inevltsl y; BOGEL
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-19

VERY Rich Embroidered Bands from
75c TO 81 each. Embroidered skirts
Swiss Jacahet Edgings, 25c. TO ST per yard.
Swiss and Jaconet Inserting.
Dov-Il j. SIMON & co.
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