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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

DON'T RUN IN DEBT.


poai ,nn 10 doti never mIni nevtt mind,
iftI,o clothes are faded and tofni
IA. 'em up make them DO t IS bettef by far
Than tohave the heart weary and worn.
WhoI love you the more for the set Of your hai.
or your miT, o. the tie Of your shoe,
The shape Of onfycsi, OF y,ur booi.. or ersyaf,
Ifhey. anow you, in oebt Tor The new.
There's no comfort tell YOU DO walking the street
Ia fne clothes, ifyou know YOU'RE in DEBT,
Ana feel that pefchanco sou sufne tradusnau nay nee
Who viii sueet-" thcy't no' paid Tor yet"
Good friends, let mo beg Of you DON'T rua ia del,
Ifthe chairs and The sofa, aie DID,
They viii fit your back better ihiu any new set
Unless they're paid for--vi,h sohi
if,he house is TOO smiil, draw the closer isgeitsf
Keep it warm with a hearty good Will
A bs one unpiid for in an KIND. OF weather
Whl send 10 your warm heart a chill.
Don, run 10 dehe-now, desr eil', take hi1t
fIf4se fashions have changed siuce l4st seatoll
,J4nature is out ia the very same tint,
AID Old nature WI thuk has rumo reason
But just say to your friend that YOU cannot afod
70 spend time to teea up with the iashion,
Thlt your purse is Ugh, ani your honor brigh
To be furnished With such sly passion.
Gents, don run In debt--let your irienji iftheysan
Have tine houses, feathers and iivefs,
But unlrs. they are paid for, " more Of man
THIN TO envy their sunshiny hours.
II you've money to squire, have nothing TO say,
your du'l1r- aud dimes o.. you pioasoi
Bus mnd YOU, tho man ~ $50 he ro.e has topay,
is tho man who u never 81 osse.
Kind husbanl. don't run in debt aty norei
Twill 6ll your wify's cup TO of sor,ow,
atH-.w uut ueighhot my cl.iaty OF door.
Wth % biil 300 must setil+ iomuirnwi
CD! take my nd,oe--it q. good. it's irue!
lBut les, you may some OF you doubt I'D
pll whisper secret, how s,tm. 'iis sou--
have tred ii aud knoS oil about IL.
The chain of dah'or heavy and cold
lis links all corro.ion uad rosi
Gili ii or as you Niii-itisnesci ofgold
ihed--putn IL aside s,,h disgust.
Tho man who IL IN debt i too ritpn a slave,
Thoogh his heart may be heuest aud true;
Can be hult up his head and look saucy and brave,
When a note he can't pay becomes due,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01
ItI)mar 8 Sintr 1ouruoI.

xHrD EVERY rHrHsuAY MORNING.
Is -sI, 50 cash in asv-Hre sa,0o ifpavmeut Is no,
N fisance interest alw charged from the end Of
year
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01
KOSSUTH'S SPEECH.

uov kossulh then spoke as follows II
rou,u ! were able TO answer thai call
r,'uu were able conveniently 70 nil The
f'aoe which your kindness has assigned to
out really am in despair. do not
40" how many times have SPOKEN with
b Tue las, fourteen days in New York
,'"a'' me to make some few remarks that
suggested to my mind by what las been
4'ed. You we're pleased to say bat Aus
Ia was blind to let me escape. assur-
I 'na' 1t was not the. merit Of A@ssria.--
austria would have been very glad 70 bury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15
CALIFORNIA.
Overinnd journey-Mornous- Emigration
Farming in California.

S.N FRANclsco. Mona.r. $.

SN Francisco, Mond4y S,pt 81 lsj2
Presum.ng that among Your California cor
Repentance You would gladly read some OF the ar.t
impressions Of d rol live Emisrant from acro.. the
Plains. take tie liberty Of addressing YOU II j. now
about = days since my aEri,al in tl. golden land but
before attempting 10 cay anything respecting must
tel You something abcu; the overland journey Leay-
ing the Missouri River AT = Joseph Oh the 5,h May. we
arrived al volcano the hr-t Caioria town We saw On
the 2-h August being one hundred and sixteen days On
the road TLejourney wss performed with oxen and
Is Gbou: af soou a. can DC accomplished with that kind
o. tean. Wcetme by Nay OF Grcs; Sl't Lake CITY anl
p we'pent week among The Moraons had very fair
opportunity Of forming en- opinion Of them aai their
peculis) institutions. The city i. said 10 contain
population OF about l0oo0 beautifully laid Out. upon
plan q ~ acre ana quarter the lot and i rno--
sfCndidy Vaiercd hy the uOufain streams vbir, rr
oonduct,, 20 um along the sides O: an tie PRINCIPAL
sfects There are several large sorcs which are wei
supplied with general gs-oIfnieif- a. merchants. al Of
which are hauled from kane-ville Distance OF over
Thousand mile The Government buildings here cor
sstrg OF ihe state House and Governors Uou-4 are.
very oItdHsht tud tasiy 10 appearance On the Cali
lorna trail the Mormon settlements extend some ,-
miles W the valley. The farms are generally small Ind
the sou ms proved highy productive ordinarily Welding
Hom orty 10 lily bushels Of wheat 20 the acre ssy,
sIts' many h'ls OF indian corn which looked vel and
people sfpeaF quite indus'IOu- end esie from their
theOf! aud practice OF bi-uuy would eve promise ~
mere tunolns up Stuie Of thtir own FREQUENTLY con-
Versed with men and women Of al cla--e- ursju tbs
tuteei and al defend the doctrine Of plurality d. vves
siIlcily upon Scripture erumis
=, Il L 40 unctilon thing AMONG The farmers 10 find
them with TWO or three wiyes-inde,i man VIII onI,
che Is looked upon in rather poor circn,stapces ana
not ri OF wei 70 DO IN the world Whatever may have
ueth ihe iCInc- conduc; Ct The Mounous the ei,rn,
VINO rave waited them this year, 80 far r. can hear
have no llEussge to complain OF supple have hen
furnished them ~ cutie low prices and 10 outrage com,
nhied eiter agnnst their persons or property | am
Conaa ~ inaf al en;grts ~ California ought 70 20 BIZ
nhy CT Sst Lake IL Is perhaps forty or fvl. farther
ueH y The srltler Cu;of, IA, q: more ,ha o;ci -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15

SCREW STTMsHIPs on THE ArLANTIc-Tha
Alpe, the second oi tire CunGrd line Of sesrn
fhiys, was launched az DumhagDn ON Tuesday and In,
jOincTwck Icing FAR adv snccd. she viii nos taxi ouy
TO complete aud will be- quite ready 10 sal To- New,
York n the advertised dny. Two tcamship. Ar.
intended be d PATCHED in February. previou N an
ncunccd on the WCin sday oi the week. IN which h..
Bo,t,n steamships .sl and in that month soon =.
the Crnnde trade begins or more OF the vessels VII
lard cargo G: Portland or Bo.ton.
~ ReeSe'S Medical Gd:dte gives a cure for
sc,Lis and lu,r~ the knowledge of which FOR kaa,pi
Tvs sake should be widely known 70 the people a.
/, 10 tie medical profession. IL lay. In any Of
burn or s,ai however eNten-vc MI the acute suffer
ings Il the ra'icni may he NJ Gat permanently re
heved and that in moment OF time nl 'priaAng over
the injured uface thick layer OF wheat Hour by the
hand or what j. better, by dredginc-box. Every
vesee OF pain produced by such injuries = instantly
moved and the sufferer not only escape the hook 10
tie nervous sy..m accompanying such torture, but VIII
generally fl into quiet sleep the moment the a,mos-
pherc temperature i thus excluded from the woans
Mu.itu6es arc annually perShng by seal Is Ia steam.
boats and from urns 6v csmpheue srif-sa-, and oth
eiwe, nearly ~ nj when might be saved from iaAl
ult this simple practice adopted iiin Lately
after such accident We hope that every individual
will remember this remedy, and adopt when occasion
requires
70 Biscacclanti has given toward the cree
ton Of the National Monument the profits OF one OF her
California cnccrt-, amounting 20 over 500
~ The North Carolina Legislature have
paseod ill royng the State Districts for Presidential
Electors
n Nathaniel J. Lord has been nominated
for Congress by tie National Democrats OF the Sixth
District OF Massachusetts,.
tY The first cargo 0tnew fruit from Smyrna
arrived at Boston yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15
SINGULAR CASE or Iysr,scr N UoRsy

SINGULAR CASE or ISsTISCT IN A HoRsE-
We DO not remember ever TO have heard Of more re-
ularkablc exhibition Of equine intelligence ihdn was
communicated 10 few days since by Mr. Allen OF this
place. Inc circumstances they narrated 10 US
are Us follows: Mr. l. has had for a considerable time
span Oi spTghily little horses that he has never sepa
rated In the 7rebe III the field in the harness they
have always been together. This has caused a strong
attachment 10 grow up between them. lew days ago
be- went with them out 10 Lake MnnetOuka, on n hsn
ing excursion Taking them out OF the carriage nc led
them down 10 the lake and ned them with stout ropes
sCYcfa rod apart "trip Of grass that grew upon
the ,hore, sud left them 10 feed Returning 70 the
shautee be threw himself upon the door 10 await the
return OF the party who had repaired to the lake to fish
Not much time had elap-ed before the sound Ot nm al
prUht hing nOfscs eev attracted his attention and mo
mtnt after one OF is span appeared az the door The
animal lU hA head 10, and giving neigh returned at
"a rio" g6HOp Vet under evident excitement % the
spot Nhtre, tut n few moments before, he and his
ctMpaaiCn mad been seemingly safely fastened Sur
Psed 10 bid he horse loose and struck it'll his sngu
mi conduct hr A. Immediately followed, nnd found the
cthcr M Al tie water, cntanged IN the rope and
fiiu-e ~ 20 keep his head from being submerged.
NLllc hr. A. proceeded to disengage the unfortunate
hOise, r nUpie UenciactOr stOOd By, anlie-tng the
umcst sClici:udc and sympathy, and when he
cXtTCaCd iIlI HE situation, and again upon h- feet
rha the generous exhibited the most IN
queuCLabc Signs u satisfaction and joy. Tint this Ia
toIgcLt animal should have noticed the misfortune Of
hs Iuste-thai lie shodld know where 10 apply for res
CUE and IN h- EFFORTS should sunder "a threeiOurths OF
Lch rope, md finally, that he should exhibit high
III APPRECIATION Of the eyent-are circumstances 10 NJ
tOlrh u- aud mend thenrelves " tue thoughtful
consideration ci those who would limit the power Of
reasoning 10 the genus k0la0' II. AnthOnyz Ex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15
FROM THE PLAINS.

The Santa F6 mail reached here on Monday
la,, under charge Of Mr. ALISON. The party on the TIP
throughout GO; along very we'll despite OF the rams az
had eyery dsy-;he srsss in Consequence WAS never oE
ter than this season and the water IN the strcA' nou
dart Judge Mower accompanied Sc passenger ~ or
der 10 visit BIZ family and friends and VIII rtnFn "!a
during tie winter or spring From HIM We learn any
oil things are pretty quiet and the vi feeling here'olore
manifested has vanished suppressed so iuch - 20
make every che believe that all Z well Business nAS
not revived much and unless change tik- pia'o io'
the better soon the stock Of merchandise viii De 700
-rcf: for The sensCr From RI Psso we have not ucn
news @: importance The reduction in duties hd nor
vet taken Mace 90 that merchants are sui awaiting
change in order 70 make their way 20 points inrther
south II,
Com and wheat crops were never better tnan
thov are now. III New McAco-cspccnliy III ire laos
Valley .u
The Indians-Kiowas, were still on the Ar
tan4s ,c,ulingy -siisded with the notice their great
Ttbr has oiy,t Them by the distribution OF presents
This urpcle Of hes,owiGc presents upon ne wild Fios
in order 10 maintain peace We are afraid Is gong 10
YyoTk badly Every year the Indians VIII be more eS
c,;, in NJ cir demands until st length their n-oience
Will cause Us 70 i've them what we ought 20 nave done
6, rrs,-a sound drubbnS. and then nade dslEou'.oh
Of Gifts The trains met are NJ follows ,,-,
Srous's AZ Red River Bi-hop L'A,ny m Willow par :
Beckls az Lower Cimarone Spring Mayors II F0'' *
kinson AubIys near llO ,,, Dan,
Russell. train ws.oyertaken on The route nome ~ AZ"
nee Fork independence MOI Messenger osp1 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15
Destructive Fire ut AusOnia.
Correspondence cd Th- y y Tribune.
DERBY JOURNAL OFFICE, BIRMINcHA5I, Conn.
Wednesday, Oct l3 1872

DERBY JOURNAL OFFICE, BIRMINGHAM. Conn. !
Wednesday, Oct 49, 1852.
A fire broke out in the turpentine room of
the Ansonia India Rubber Works, at o'clock this
morning, and consumed the entire mandatory, with
large quantity OF stock on hand II then communicated
70 the adjoining Brass Kettle Mandatory OF Phelps
Dodge & Co. This building burned out the stone
WALL. however, remain standing Water wheel, and
portion Of manufactured stock saved JOnn Haley,
attempting to fallen rutter from the wheel,
was caught and his legs mot horribly crushed. Tde
lire conn any from this village present with their
engine, ana rendered good service There were 600
.eet OF building averaging iXty feet in width consumed
Losscs timLtCd a. follows:
L. :. Car Spring Company $4,000 partial insurance;
Ansonia India Rubber Company $4,000 partial insur-
aucc Brass ana Battery Factory $1,000 insurance un.
known; CCburg and Jackson'o Iron Foundry $1,000,
no insurance; File Company - 600 insurance unknown.
At lea, 800 men employed NJ good wage, IRE thrown
cut OF employ by this calamity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15

NISo.-Or Saturday intelligence was received AZ Ilavs
Of TIE total GestTuctlon OF the sap Aaise OF Qu,ps
town, Pesrson, nsst.r by hghtn No on the al ~ A.
gust last WHEN or the ISLAND OF Malta The shin beinr
On her passage from lbrail to Queenstown. vs. over
taken by violent thunderstorm Al halCr,st 10 n
the vessel was struck by lightning which passed down
heF .-ihs' ana s'Ii5inS the hull separated il in two
lieces, lore tnG ait The ship instantly went down
with lie crew, fourteen IL number and TWO uassen,s
CAPTAIN Pearson, on rising caught aoctin g,,a- -,
The week, CT which he continued to buoy bissS @
and for seventeen hours sfterwsrd he kept himself
tee coating vessel, and landed az Queens,ou,n L.
land The whole Of the crew and passengers bsxin,
peT1hed Wilmer & Smiths Lfy. Tnnss Der ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15
List of Patents
J..i from The United State, Potent Qc for ne seo end
ing Oct Il, 1859.
Carefully prepared for The y. I. rf'bane.l

ing oct. Il, lS52.
rCartfuiy prepared for The y T. Tnhunel
Matthias W baldwin, of Philadephis, Penn, and David
CIsL of Scbuvikl Haven PENN Tor Improved lpparatp,
i lsl H''''' Feed "''e' Steam 0''S'' Da''' Oct -
in Mil Stones Dated Oct ~ 1852 Patented in England
Charles Bishop, of NOrwslk Ohio, for Improvement in
Gang Flows Dated Oct. -, 1882
Wm Ii Clement, OF Phiiodelpha, Penn, for Improve.
ment IN Sugar Boiling Apparatus Dated Der. u, 1882
Nu. H. Clement, OF Philadelphia, renn, for Improve
m.ut in Scum Apparatus tor sugar Pans Dated 0et
L. 1852 Patented pa England July -, 1876.
hsres Dele. &C. uHe, OF NewNorS, NY, or Improvement
in D,siiirg Apparatus. Dated Oct. y, 1852
Robert touis Of -. John, New-Buas~icS for Improve
meut IN Illuminating Gas Apparatus. Dated Oct Il 1852
Charles Goodyear, of New Haven. Conn. for Improve.
ent IN nodcs OF making India Rubber Bat Cloth. Dated
Jcbn : DUSTIN Of Trenton Nj, for Improvement in
Electro Magnetic Engines. Dated Oct. - 1882
Alfred Guthrie Ct hicego H., tor lapFo' ent in Safety
waves patcd Oct. -, 1852.
Wnter Ham,!tcu. q Elniira NY. for Improvement in
Double Stbiniie Machines. Da'cd Oct - lG)e
james Huchs Of Camrdse Ci:y, Ind, for improvement
" Foruv Mills. Dated Oct. II, 1882.
DANIEL kellogg OF Pitsfcd, Mich, ior Improvement ia
Presses BuIGs Foccuent and other Subsances Dated
Wa IL kdd,r. Of Lowell, Mass, for Improvement in
Gas Rc,u!s'oI.. Datcd Oct; u, 1882
Water kiGecr .. Lowell Msss; for Improvement in
Wafer k.dd,I, Of Lowell, Mas, FOX improvement in
Gas X, .u'atO.s. Dat. Oct: y 10
1EonasC. Maddox and VIM. C. heISr. OF Cincinnati,
Chic. for impeachment in Harness SADDLE Tees Dated
Cot. Il, 1852
Samuel MeTlfirck. Of Dauphin. Peun, for Improve
r,lt IN tie Apparatus for TransO tug Trains ON Inclined
Flsits Of Railroads Dated Oct II. 1852
Oaiin Nichols It Lowell, Mas, for improvement in
GrIGug MILF Dated Oct. u, 1872
NJ ahil Nurhe. of Portland, Me, for IMPROVEMENT in
Tnpaldrc v irdow Sesh,s. Dated Oct r. 1872
Janos Roll Of Lewistowu, Penn, TO, Improvement in
Plow Fastening Devices Dated Oct, r. 49,
James Rolb. ct Lewisown, Penn for Improvement in
Seed Planters. Dated Oct. -, 1852.
Rufus W SARGENT of Philadelphia, Penn. for Improve
utLt in Burners for Spirit Gas Lamps. Dated Oct. u,
1882
Frasmus Smith. of Norwich, NY, for Improvement in
Packing Water Wheels. Dated Oct. ~, 1852
John Trmptr Of Buffalo, NY, for lmproy ement in Gov
ernois Dated Oct. T. 1907
Arsd W WcltOn. of Cheshire, Conn. for Improvement
in Gless Buttons Dated Oct. Il, 1882
Reissue.
Lewis Moore, of Bart Penn. for Improvement in the
Seeding ApTatus of seed Planters Patented July 1850.
Re sued Oct l., 1852
James L. jackson, Of NewYork, NY, for Design Tor
Crate Frame. Dated Oct. II, 1852.
Ms vedder Of Troy, NY for Design for Parlor Stove.
Dated Oct Il, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15

SINGULAR DISCOVERY or OLD BANK NOTES.
lfrgc quantity o. old papers, which had been .ccumu-
laig IL he iore-rooms OF the late DR. WING for rnsny
yesr puf abide 10 be taken 10 the uaperrni some
days s,nce. On oyerhaulng them small parcel was
icunG ncoted n piece OF Ordms Mar Yook Price Cur
mt oil Aueust, feCi. When opened, IL was found 70
cuntain SIS ~ follows:
A-io b OF tie Farmers Bank Of Troy" 30. l7tC da
edteb = ls; JoRs u. DICKINSON, President and IIcSH
fLELLEs ScSer On tie back OF the bill was written the
LINE o. john POTTER
Aso. y BIZ Oh the Bank Of Albany" No. 3D. dated
Aug. Il, 1854; JER " RENSSELAER, President aid q. W.
NAN ScHAICK. Cashier.
Also. s. L Oh the "Ncw-York State Bauk." No. Oh
dated June ~ 1894 john TAYLOR, President rid joan
y. NATEs. Cashier.
Thee notes appear from written memorandum on
the wrapper 20 have been set aside 10 pay bill But
they never performed their intended functions and
have bee lying de judging from the date OF the paper
iucosed az least iOriy,even years They were proba
bly, wrapped up by the late MATHEW GAEGoRY rather
in-law OF DR.. WISG.
1t horpen. that the three Banks which issued these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15

bills fifty year. s-o stll in existence, ready 10 redeem.
these venerable relcs OF their youth They curi,~
ties in point Of cngrsvingpreseniing striking con
trasi to the n-he work found upon the bank note. ~
the present day. Albany Evening Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15

From M,YAGuEz.-We have received ad-
vices from Mayagucz 10 sept - The rains had done
much damage. a. previously reported Fifteen men
were drowned near Mayesuez. The markets were
generally dull and there no freights
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Balance due 4 Abraham LobdelI
pour travaux fats SUR la terre
appartenant a Oats.
S729S ga

Montdnt Total, S729S 81
TT votre Comite suggere respectueuse-
NETT au Juri de Police Ia necessite de pour
voir aux moyens par rassessement dune
take, de payer ct d'eteindre les dettes ct re-
carnations susmentionnees par termes dun.
deux ct trois ans, a Perception du Jugement
en- faveur de j. P. Michel don't lie reglement
devra etre diff6re j,isqu'a ce que les process
entire lie dit Michel ct la Paroisse soient de-
cides ct determines.
Nous trouvons egalement quill sera ne
cessaire de prelever pour les besoins de la
Paroisse pour l'anne 1852, une summe addi-
tionnelle de (S692O OOl six mile neuf cent
vingt piastres, pour les objects suvans, savoir
Pour insp'I. de chsmins ct levees $500 90
Mr.. Lyle propose d'effacer du Rapport du
Comite de Finances le compte due a n. X.
Knox. au montant de S4l14 81.
LIE vote nominal ayant etc ordonne, les
membres suivans vOterent CONNIE suit sa-
voir:
Messrs VIM Jones Lyle. J. L. Nolan, F.
Cooney B. Peyronnin and NJ. c. Leblanc
dams affirmative.
Et Messrs John L. Lobdell. Charles L.
Petit ct Ernest Hebert dams la negative.
LIE compte fut alors efface du tableau.
Resale. Que la somme de $4,000 O0) hut
mil piastres. soft assessor ct collectee pour
les besoins de la Paroisse pour Pann6e 1852,
commencement la loi, pour les objets NEIL
tonnes dams lie Rapport du Comite de FL
nances. excepte lie Placement du jugement en-
faveur de NJ K. Knox
Les complies s,iivans furent alloues:
AuDr.J T. Nolan JUICE de Paix Sc 90
a Adrien H6bert pour enquette s.
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TO FAMILIES.
Fresh Arrivals.

TN ADDITION to our former stock Of
i Provisions, we have received from ST.
Louis per steamer L. NJ Kennel.
10 oaks Bacon: 60 Kegs Lard
Is bills. S. F. Fancy and extra Flour;
10 dozen broom>.
All of which will be sold TO the trade,
worry low for Cash.
The attention of bakers is particularly
called to our supply Of st: Louis Flour.
july 20-y. ). NJ. HARI Il 20.
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A. M. D. G..
SAINTS PETER AND PAUL COLLEGE
oa0 Baton Rouge, La. p

SAINTS PETER AND PAUL COLLEGE.
Sep Baton Rouge, La.
THISl'OLLEGE under the direction Of
i the Rev, Fathers of the Society of
Jesus, derives from its situation in the Ca
pital Of Louisiana a most fiattering guar
antee Of success.
The Directors follow the same plan of
education at this institution as in all thuse
intr,sted to their care
The day.scholars enjoy the same advan-
tages and frequent the same classes as the
boarders, but have no other communication
with them.
The public exercises of religion are those
Of the Catholic Church; but pupils Of all
denominations are admitted. provided for
the sake oforder, they conform to the exte-
riOr.
Terms for Bo arders.
For thu scholastic year of 10 liz
months $50 90
Physicians fee and minor inlrima-
~ expenses 6 90
Entrance fee (for the first year only 10 90
Staff mary FURNISHED by the ms
tltlItlOn D w
Washing and mending Gt done by
the Institution 20 90
For Day Scholars.
For the two inferior classes per mo. 81 90
For the others 5 90
Books, Drawing. Music, etc, form extra
changes.
The payments are to be made semi-an-
nually in advance.
The College advances no money: it will
he well therefore. that the parents deposit a
certain sum with the treasurer for acciden-
tai expenses and pocket money.
The next Session will commence. LIST Oc-
toher. 1852: on which dav the new brick
building will be ready. [aug 2l-3w-lw.
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Mineral Water.

IRON St. GATHERINGS salt wells in Ca
i NADIA, one tea-spoonfnl in glass to
common wafer, makes drink. in all res
poets equal to blue lick water" For sale
nv II. T. WADDILL.
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,DKERS and others supplied at reasons.
ID BILE prices with Carb. Ammonia, sup
Carb Soda. and Oils for fisvoring. Spices
&c. bv r. B. VIBBERT.
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MAD'ELLE ADELE BONNEvARD,
WILL give instruction on the Piano tor
w short time in the city of Baton
Ronce
MademoiselIe B. has the most Aatering
testimonials Of the high appreciation Of her
talents from her native country. For nar-
ticnlars as to terms, &c, apply at the office
Of the Harvey House. Aug. 10 If.
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YEAST POWDERS.

THESE Powders. intended as substitute
i for yeast, to making all kinds OF butter
cakes, possesses several advantages over that
article. The butter with which they are
mixed is instantly rendered light and ready
for baking thereby enabling house keepers
to furnish cakes in any season at the shor-
test notice The caves made with these
powders are less likely to disagree with the
stomach than those made in the usual way
For sale by H. B. VlBERT.
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w E are prepared to do all kinds Of job
w printing with expedition.
BILL HEADS.
LAWYERS BRIEFS.
BALL TICKETS,
CIRCULARS,
NOTICES.
VISITING CARDS,
POSTERS &c.
Also Book binding in any style.
Attention paid to binding Music, Port
iolios, Periodicles, &c. Old books re-
bound, at the Comet Office, Third Street.
GEORGE A. PIKE.
We call the attention Of persons in the
neighborhood, to these facts, and assure
them that we shall attend to any orders
in Our line, with promptness.