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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-12
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SAINTS PETER AND PAUL COLLEGE.
Baton Rouye, La

ohiN I'D * In hlaO Il Li@ 1Ohb1HI'
Baton Rouye, La.
THIS COLLEGE ur'eI the direction Of
!. the Rev Father. 81 The Society Of
'c~ne. derives from us situation il the Ca
pfal of Louisiana most gathering guar
intro If success.
The Directors follow tbe same plan Of
.iacdtiou q this institution az IN ali those
m'rtie3 to tbcir care
The day scholar, euioy the same advan-
'eee- aui frequent the same classes a. the
baalcfs. bat haze no other communication
with item.
The public exercises of religion are those
Of the Catholic Church; but pupils of all
denominations are admitted, provided for
the sake Of order, they conform to the exte
TIor
forms for Boarders.
For thu scholastic year OF ~ l!2
months $50 90
Pcvsician's fec ,nd minor ntrima-
" expenses 6 90
Entrance fee tlor the first year only 10 co
Stat mary If FURNISHED by the Ins-
titntion 5 90
Washing and mending Gi dope by
the institution 90 90
For Day Scholars.
For The Two Inferior classes per mo. 81 90
For 'he others s 90
Books, Drawing, Music, etc, form extra
changes.
The payments are 10 be made seminar
nualiy IN advance
The rolla@e advance. no money: II Will
be vcll therefore. that the parents deposit -
CERTAIN sum with the treasurer for acclden-
tai expen2es aud pocket-money.
The n,x Session will commence. 1st DC
toher. 1872; on which day the new brick
building will b. ready. aug 2i-3w1w.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-12
Patent Medicines.

This class OF remedies. Improperly called
Patent, are simply secret remedies, found
by Practical Physcians, after long expert
ence, 10 be admirably adapted 10 the cure
Of certain diseases; put up and offered iot
sale for the benefit of Mankind.
Many persons here will tell yon, that
Smiths Tonic, Rowan's Tonic, Speeds
Tonic Indian Colagosue. Champions Pills,
.layncs'. Louden's. Saping'on's lIull's or
the G,a'Ienbourg Pills will cure you OF nny
case Of Chills and Fever or Ague and Fee
yer that may occur. and that too, at cost
OF from rs cents to 81 so whereas il
would ordinarily cost you - 00-Ihey
would further inform you, that these rene
dies, warranted genuine. are for sale by
H. +. WADDILL
Druggist, near the Harvey House Baton
Rouge Louisiana may2Sy.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-12
II. r. WADDILL.
AT HIS DRUG STORE NEAR
The Harvey House,

Offers for sale a veyy large and complete
assortment Of Dnuos, MEDICINES, SrRei-
cat INSTRUMENTS, CrrrlNe-GLassas, OILS.
Scars Too1n and WullE WASH HAN.
TooTH. FLtsu. Nail, SHAVING. PAiNr and
SHOE brushes; together with oil the mos
popular patent medicines Of the day.
PENS, INK and Pa PER
Fish-hooks, Lines, Fioals, AMI BASKETS.
Low 10. caeh.
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NEW ADvERT1sEMENr--Iet every bod

NEW ADvERTIsEMENT--Let every body
r. r. r.
R.dDW.AY'S READY RELIEF
ls THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER REcoHpED1N THE
MED1cALHsToRY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN FEW SECONDS.
~ s S hs sss
s,sss IT ~.
TO THE SICK AND j p !, q OF NEW
sE ~ FISK X sRo
1T HAS CURED
IN NINETY oAs1S 0U7 OF HUNDRED,
sSSRaElsa S sss H SSsFs,
S $sSSszsa1 81 sssss$
III 81. $ HEE$S% III
oss Nss s sss
s:.1 u
sICK HEADACHE.
HRy sfs @ sso IF
u cleanse and swssn the stomach and the
p''''''' -'''' ' '''PPRsE PREVENTION.
ssss
's'fs. IN BATHING,
R 4. % i: s
rev dssass and seIns hsaasshs Saaansss
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS, ,,,,,,,s
PAssHI DeaRaE asisrss shs nsst
the most distressing discharges and VIM
's'1''' s-'-s NEURALGIA.
Fay szgR.ED .NsaA ~ Amos. mira.uoa.n
w., KS
mpS,s II.
hi ssP .ssss lie
,s o. y iaR lie ss
pains. pupuM ATrsM
pxrws RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF viii stop the severe sad
aag Rss rs srs "
ns wer whose joints distorted With
W. di ss as
the city q M n S IN
~ e e sSs s
Union The four have tested it.hsussyos
CHILL FEVER.
/ CHILLS STOPPED IN 4 FEW MINUTES IN RELLEYEl
i EHsTAHyzY
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF scs IKE all Chill
ratss with and secretion d
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
~, a.
II
INV n'''s' 's szp W. u iss tss Street. N.uYork
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
who WIN sspPy dsaisrs n The country
LARGL y y
M sEI4g :. 4
~ sofa ~ Y q Il il Mss.sss ;ssss. ma !
II e 4. 4 L. - q szbWzls axADyRn. .as'iyAw
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
Ry-id0eeCNke2. Paint,

IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
R1-idgesCGke3. Paint,
FOR WOOD BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, sTEAMBoATs |
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALL OUT Il
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDso OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND |
UNDER WATER. 4
~ The attention the public respectfully called the owin
favor Of the celebrated PAINT Its
unnecessary add hatatsr EIGHT MONTHS
the South the the Paint firmly ssabahed and il
offered to the public the best FIRE AND PRO
TECTOR EVER DISCOVERED. g i
CERTIFICATE OF Jno. r. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
induced to apply Mineral
S ssR
Icheeuy add my Testimony embraced
s
surface which has proved entirely impsfvioua ,o
Nsw1Dsrla, At.t.ps March IL. 1857. -
oERTIFIeATHoFC CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
es
sssss
"issaa sis fisss s q 1AAsss'
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, or
h TOWBOAT PORPOIsE.
she BRIDGEwATER PAINT for which Msssrs g. g:
"a y. dsss Of s TsNs
CONSTANTLY sias uponit had NO EFFECT
four PERFECT SLATE, .nd ss..
m gisusdS WV. DROWN. Captain Of rovbo..porpoi...
oERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUIsIANA DRY DOCK CO.
.ss We shssrfaiy said PAINT So
s AAi fsisnsd, HUGHES yAILETr TBoMAs
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'cAMUEL REYNOLDs cures CANCERS, seal

SAMUEL REYNOLDS cures CANCERS, ScALD
street. New0eans te
mona taken the oined certificate Of well known respectable
Citizen 70 the efficacy Of my treatment: . -.
S. RKYsoLDs EseDtar si beg express thank.
and grateful for ths great benefit have
eradsd which has convinced that medicine and
superior other endured extreme agony
the thirty previous acquaintance with and had
uaht relief DR.. Gilbert in vain.
For sx month operated me- his treatment
Of Puzgaoy but though be pronounced cured tht
returned much form few months afterwards
Departing Of relief and neditaipg the aputAou q my
only My faith in Dr. Gilbert such
belief that alse could treat mine
butI find that is mild and effective thank knS
Providence directing trust that BE- tn
acviatng numbers Of the human family suffering mon
Cameron. only require TO knsw address 70 70
medicine and treatment Eighteen months havp
perfectly cured, JOHN +. HOYf Halter
ocS dAWf St. Charles and Common street..
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s5ysSis. Fouross rappofts contre 1t pr6sente
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IL rosnit6 rscommaTde due q Conssil d i'd
49, ~ y II yxsoIution ID Conseil DIES Al
tS5sS,nss, ry<;ukrant Ii, Voyor de faire certains
cortre IA taircs de terrains dams
n seoond Dstyict 81 de sl6ivrer lea dits complies
= Z. -ssre 4 Thoa MoK nirht, agents de David
dWoores, Atteriu que CO Conseil : deja pass6, le
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7
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S. IN ~ M Ma AZ
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ID;str;cts. i Ia tate de Il rue de pEsplanale !;
auss nonr v;ier III ordures proyenant des III
f;rsa N face a. Il rne de TInd6pendanc -
~ ,,zsenta rna r6solut;on substituant le ouai
nrSs IA IA rue j, Ispacne, dams le Troi-
|Is;sme nistrict cat seffet. :
II comit6 demapde Ia permission de retirer la
tor;sant IL Ma;re contracter po,,l. u col,struc
t;on DIM nomvean anal Il fete de Ia rue de
l,Espanade. et ORE une resolution antorisant le
N Ma;re avec Il Commencement iu contractant, q
i contracter nonr en- construire IN au quai j
!, chanr. Troisiame District.
IL comit6 nresente 4ralement les resolutions
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A FFLICTIONS OF THE EAR, = DocroR

IN FFLICTIUNS UF THE EAK.- DOCTOR
HARTLEY, Proprietor INfIRAiARY 81 SAMSON
Philadelphia those his PATIENTS the neigh
borhood NewCreaus coniuncaion
has compliance with their special request made
and NJ, daily, until the 10th Instant
years undivided attention this branch Of
special practice enabled him his treatment 10 such
obstinate yed
BY i steady attention 10 the prescribed. a
Tho following confidence They will
show a. least his professional are held
81 have Ind the Doctor Hartley practise and
have led favorable opinion Of h character both In the
sN''ss7s w. PARKER, NJ. D., Prof. Surgery, etc. Y "
abilities will fully appreciated thos who
his
From intercourse with Doctor HARTLEY found b. dsyg,
ment and genlemanly. VALENTINE MOTIF al. ~
testimony in favor Of the treatment
deafness The application is
unattended eca instana
neous - H. HARDMAN,
IN Counsellor at Law, % Chambers st.'
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d FAHNEsTocKs vERAlrFUaE.-Read

ID A. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIF UGE-Read
- the following testimony Of tie efficacy;
T1ONESTA, YenAngo county, Pa, May 49, 1881
A. Fahnsso Vermifuge
family for the last ten and have always M
have used not fever on the child but he
without following About six months
Of it to my little girl seven ysns ed after taking
she passed hundred worms only mention this as among
fuge. t357 81. ! JAMES e. DAWSON.
Sold wholesale By all the principal Druggstsin and other
cities by Country Merchants generally oct2l dAWu
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.EDICAL NOTICE-DR. LOCKWOOD, who

M EDICAL NOTIUE-DH. LUCKWOUU, who
Is. q IL ssuss i sio6s SEiow TYPHg
FEVER ali the following dissas Rheumatism @cu
o Douloursun B,casLi Plsurss HsPsa Lys Complaint
dsons last winter hs Medical College togsther
with hh visits the Charity and the nuber
W And . their aus
ssssnda IGlest
Once No. between FeYdhio
Da. LocKwO0Ds Specific certain curtain syphs
GcnohGa be obtained st the at I've dollars
On the receipt ohvs dollars b. entt part Of the
ia. Once hours fsom Il II 70 s = n Y Is iyos
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ID ADICAL CURE OF CORNS, without QUITTING
isas, s M 's sps
the gsgsss ny raas that IL undsrsle Che total
M Toes WITHOUT cuTTS, BY y ELIXIR
Of his composition. n
patient hi. and occupation with The
asfacion Of carrying the Corn Root In bin hand
Dr. possession great rpb-r Il
Htepn twelve the
The Doctor give attendance daily from halls till
IS
beteen Dsnyile epd 81 Louis mhti
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1er Novembzs, 1859. ], ia %
VII aARLANp, MSsorisr,
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ia CONT street, between Chartres and Levee.
RI B. ANToG TABLES and PATENT INDIA
WI Kss ana new AND SECOND
Also complete tie u LOTTO Ten Pin drnshed
INDIA RuBRER viii please call Biz new establishment
% The yeanda At NJ Iaaaa orlieh "~1ty
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& j. i
Quill soft de plus ordonn6, qu'aucune barou-
che, cab gu autre voiture destinee a transpor-
ter des personnes on de rargent, ne pourra
stationner dams une rue GU chemin public quel-
conque, a l'exception DIES endroits design6s par
lie Conseil Commun ct les dites .voitures, quand
elles ne seront pas employees, stationneront
DIES distances convenables, ct sur une seule file,
de maniePe ne pas encombrcr les rues, lie pas
sage des yoitures GU incommoder les pietons tra-
yersant les rues, etc; ct pour toute contraventon
Get article, les coupables paieront une amende
de dix piastres ct 81 cest un esclaye, il recevra
dix coups de fouet
Quill soft de plus ordonne, que tout cocher on
conducteur de barouche, cabriolet on autre vol
ture louage, devront roster pres de leurs vehi-
cules ct attendre les personnes qui SO presente-
| ront pour engager leurs services; ct lis ne
pourront s'absenter moins qu'ils ne laissent
une personne leur place pour prendre soin de
| leur yolture ct de leurs chevaux jusqua leur
| retour; ct lis laisseront leur fouet dams leur
voiture; ct il leur est d9fendu, sous queluue
pretexte que ce soft, ode quitter leurs rsnes
tandis que 10 personne qui engage leurs SER
wees entire dams Ia voiture on en- descend" /,
sous peine dune amende, pour contravention 4
tune quelconque des dispositions de Get article,
de DIX piastres, ct 81 c'est un esclave, il receyra
dix coups de fouet. t;5
| gull soft de plus ordonne, quill ne sera per-
mus personne dc dompter on apprivoiser un
cheval on DIES chevaux, un mulet GU DIES mulets,
soft en- les montant gu enles faisant courr attees
un Gray, oharrette. .tombereau, cabriolet,
wagon gu autre voiture, dams les rues GU che
minis publics de Ia vile on des faubourgs, sous
peine Dune amende de dix vingt- cinq piastres,
recoverable pardevant toute Cour de juridic.
| ton competence.
Quill soft de plus ordonne, quill ne sera per-
mis- nnl omnibus, on autre yehicule de sarre-
ter sur les traverses gu passages, pour prendre
on d6poser des passengers, on d'encombrer Dune
maniere quelconque les dites traverses GU pas
sages texeept6 pour le passage ordinaire de oes
vehicules) sous peine Dune amende de cihq
'piastres pour chaque offense
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NGYPTIAN EYE BALSAM. ID. CO. -
HEN, having thirty years. experience Offers the
EYE. $50 .s4s s5s. sss
Standing eleven
Tear In the Of three cured weeks man this
being blind eight months restored TO the ht q
gentleman who used for
using drop read the newspaper without
them BY candleligh In eight houts afer .5s,
l Inflammation three cured BY single drop ~ gives
bsiisncy to the and also strengthens the nsht
Nos 1BA CIRCUS ST. WylQiy
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d: 4
anti CT Ii y 5I:| l!ll5 a A.. !. !:

md hoMsli
aoD sd y one Of the mott
m Sol principal Drsgs the Uni
ted States. r p. BEACH > ~ Pr6pretcr, . a,
move ~ CbArtrea md Cus0mhonss streets
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Resolu que le Commissaire DIES rues SOFT auto
rise 3 poursuivre les PREPARATIONS au Chemin a
Coquilles de la rue de Ia Commune, pouryu que
les depenses n'excedent pas deux- cent cinauan-
to piastres.
L'ordonnance suivante, presentee par NJ. Bal
ley, au nom du meme comit6, est referee au CO.
mite de finances-une motion de NJ. Eustis, a
l'efet de Ia deposer sur le bureau, ayant etc
rejetee
Quill soft ordonne que toutes les linitea de la
vile de 10 Nouyelle Orleans soient par 10 pre-
sente d6clarees urbaines
NJ Bailey presente Performance suivante, sur
dispense des reglements, ct apres la seconde
lecture on demande l'adoption
Gull soft ordonne qu a dater de Ia passation
de la presente ordonnance, il ne sera permits q
personne vendant des articles au poids dams un
DIES marches quelconques do cette willie, AZ Sc
seryir Pune autre balance que celle dite balance
afieaux; ct que siune personne SO sert d'une au-
tire description de balance pour poser les arti'
Giles qui Sc vendent dams les marches de la vile
la dite personne sera passible dune amende ds
cent piastres pour chaque oftense, ct Ia fortal'
ture des dites balance.
II sera du devoir des Commissaires des divers
marches de Ia vile de faire connaitre aux au'
torites conyenables toute infraction cette or
donnances.
NJ Shaw en- demande lie depot inde6ni sur Il
bureau, ce qui est rejete par le vote suivant:
Oui-NM. Derbes, Hermann, Leeds, Nixon
Shaw, Stevenson ct Summers.
Non--MM. Bailey, Burthe, Dolhonde, Eustis
/ Forbes, Place, Stetson, Sykes OF Watkins
N. Sykes propose d'amender en- faisant un,
obligation de SO servir des balance dites balanc,
4 a Aeaux gu plateforme
M Shaw propose d'amender en- ajoutrnt @ba
lknce dite . aeaux on d plateforme, gu tout.
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n GENUY OF AnDOUiN, MANEII = W.
having appointed
e q Ms.sN 4 prepared orssvs
s - shiea y suaaiys Rcs H.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-06
TOO POOR TO PAY.

We were too poor when baby died,
And mother stitched the shruud,
The others in their hunger cried,
With sorrow wild and loud
We were So poor we could not pay
The man to carry HIM away.
| see it still before my eyes -
1t hes upon the bed,
And mother whispers through her sigh
az he little babe is dead
a little box OF common pine
His collin Was-and may be niue
They laid our little brother out,
And wrapped his form in white,
And, as they turned his head about,
We saw the solemn sight
And wept as little children weep,
And kissed the dead one IN his sleep.
We looked our last upon his face,
And sal / eur last good bye"
While mother laid him in the place
Where those are laid who die.
The sexton showed the box away,
Because We were too poor 10 pay
We were too poor to hire hearse,
Aud couldn't get pail,
Aud when we drove him to the grave,
4 wagon held us all
Twas I vino drove the horse, and
Who told my mother not To cry.
We rode along the crowded town,
And lcit 50 lone aud drear,
And oft our tears cane trickhng down
Because 10 friends were near;
The folks were strangers. selfish men,
Who hadn't lost baby then.
We reached the grave and laid him there
with all the dead around
There was no priest to say a prayer,
And bless the holy ground
So home We went with grlcI and pain;
Bat home was never hume again
And there he sleeps, without a stone
GO marx his sacred SPOT
But though, TO all the world unknown,
BY us 'tls not forgot
We mean to ralse stone some day,
But now we are too poor TO pay.
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TiIRTY-SECoND coNGR Ess.--rirs:


W u~nllHtOu. ut>IIt, jar. u, IN"'.
SENATE -Nir. Hale moved the consideration
of the resolution to print 1000 extra copies OF
the papers in the case Of Capt. iuimer. which
wa agreed to. aud the resolution waS taken up
and debated By " ->sls. Hale, Epr nj, RI,A
and Stockton in ta,or and Ateh-on, B.ritn
and Maugum against it. Til. resolution was
lost.
Mr. Pearca introduced join, resolution,
that the Committee on Bindings inquire INTO
tine eXpedcncy Of repairing the princ.pIl apart
nents of the Congressional Library, ana to
make them fire proof, and capph,e nt further
extension, IN harmony with the general pan Of
the Capitol.
Mr.. Bradbury moved TIE consideration ofthe
French Spollatlon bill, and to make 1t Il special
order.
The yeas and nays were ordered, anl the
motion carred--'!G to Il.
Mr.. Bradbury moved that the bill be- made
the special order for the first Monday in
February. at ] O'clock, p. N.
Mr.. Fitch moved it be tn. thirI Monday,
which WAS carried.
The Senate then resumed the consideration
Of the special order, the Iowa land bin.
Mr.. Underwood asked that the yeas and
nqys be ordered, and, ut the request OF Mr..
Hunter, he further explained lis nature and
effect
Mr.. Atchi4cn inquired how he happened to
leave ont TcNls, IN the distribution oi public
lands.
Mr.. Underwood said he though, 'cn millions
of money. and thirty thousand square mile, Of
land, was enough tor her.
Mr. Sumner next addressed the Senate End
said he was induced to speak, in fIyor OF this
bill, beca lse he had heard, both IN ami ont Of
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