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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
R.O. GOODMAN s. co. us q
..- e.. wHoLEsGLE uEiLERsM a.#a.

Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
BLEACutSo POWDERS TELrtN0, WIRE CLOTH, &c.
Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o. 81 taf s.''' .
A MONC their stock, may be found WRITING, AND
"A BLANK BOOK pApERs the large8t assortment in
The West, ofeveTy ydesoriptORi-it. s. iluu. ra
Printing Paper, ali sizes gng.S Amer. Tissue PAPER.
lIook it +" Copying
Cord. Medium & D'blo... Med. R!ottinE -.
Ass'd. .'7-+ az Fflterihs .-"
Envelope. Druggist
Plate and LithoPraph. Marble ...sl-E .'
Manila, genuine Glazed AMI Git " Q
Hardware Paper Cloth -.
Match Iiox Z, Roofing pSpeT PrenaredAnd
Shoe W@prlnE Paper, ~ sizes
Envelopes orevery description, &C. &c. ~. 5ii
t ssi-l. u.a BOARDS. llEla
Perforated, Binders BOnne Prcss and straw Boards.
Also, Agent for Lghthody's SUPERIOR PRINTIN6 INK,
Book, And CnLOlED INK, &c.
.a Cards, aud Card Bonrda.
ESTRAPEARL FACED CAEDs.
EXTRA PEorLE's ot ....ia ~
PRISTERs' :. '...-tI l4Ea-
SsTIx spRrAekp cARO. 4 B9ARps
PRINTERS, 4" It, a -- sE
SATIN ESANELED q Its
PrIRL SrRF AGED CoLoRED CARD BoARDs.
The above Cards and CARD Boards aremanuaetured ex
essly for ourselves, and op most heg surface and
tinsh they peel in workng aud are Afforded at
nyer fae than any Cards heretofore offered inthis
kct and osIow as they he pnrehaAed IN the RaSt.
U5 Dealers and in PAPER aud Cards. are res
peclly invited to examine our stock our goods are
received direct manufacturers, which enables US to
seTas low than any other house In West
UcB7Papor made to order
-#E .rH.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15
lDRuGS. MEDlCLNES.

Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., &c.
T II. CEsUmBACIZFES would announce to his
icnds and the lphc generally. that having PnrchAs
eoEdueted under the firm OF J. Crumhncker & Son, no
will continue the same at the old stand Main st,
and would respectfully solicit and trusts to merit cOnn
Of the patronage bestowed the old firm
He has just returned from the Eastern cities and is
opening extensive and well selected stock OF mi
Chemicals, Perfery, Fancy articles 40, all OF which
were purchased er strict personal inspection and with
scrupuous regard purity OF quality, and offered
tothe public on th' most reasonable terms. Tyr.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETfi.

S-1.s, DIR. Sop. HULLIHEN,. once No. 131,
Fourth street, the Presbyterian church
u = Manufactures Teeth expressly for each Far.
1ELGticulaT case Full setts OF Teeth, any
parts OF sctts, made with artificial Gums The Gum IS
made in continuous solid pecc-the cost Is the
for teeth with or without gums. ~
Full sctts oftceth made from $40 to Si00 SetF SHn
sotts from 50 to 60 per tooth. ..IL- ~ l1yr;d. !.
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NUM.BER 81
POETR
viola.-A Poetic Gem,

ny MAS. wELnY.
she has passed like bird rom the minstrel thronE
She has gone tho land gyyhersgt the lovely bSlonS
Her place is hushed by the lovers side,
Yet his heart Is fun Of Ills fair young bridet
Inc hopes OF his spirit arc crushed and bowed
as thinks OF his love In her long white shroEid
E9r me fragrant Hgha OF her pc rflmed breath
l were tdssed rom her lips by his rival-Death.
Light Ra birds were her sprihging leot, i ,,5,4i
Her heart as joyous-her song as sweet
Yet never again shall that; heart be stirred ~
Mlthts glad, wild songs like singing hirdi yF ~,
Never again shall strains be sung = '''' = -
Thattn sweetness dropped from her silveftol-So - =
Inc music ts over, and Deaths cold dart ,,s5
Hath broke the spell OF that free glad heart! =
OF at eve when the breeze is still,
And the moon floats up on the distant hin, - =
AL wander alone mid the summer boJyerB--t7,
And wTeathe my locks with the sweet wild hoIgern
HTi 1;, think tho time when she fingered there.
Win her Wild blue eyes,. and hcr long fair hafrt
w1n treasure her name In my bosoms core -
But my heArtis sld-I can sing no 11orejn ftiif
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TMOs. IEORNBROO.
Brentlinger & Armstrong,
PRRSCRIPTIONI ~

HAVIs just received their medical store, fresh SUP
plv the choice medicines, such people ma
rely upon In making their selections, regard is Poid To
prices, so the article be Orthc best quality.
PhYHicfuu ESEescEf ptionH put up by careful hands
at all tincs! dnT or night. L.'.4y auS2i-lyTd
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no Country Merchants. :

To COunLrY. Y.I2trouanGS.
1ER. g. S. KNOX, having Withdrawn from the frn oil
N 1eClaen Knox & Co., the remaining partners have
with them Mr.. Chester d. Knox (brother of s.
60 ong and favorably known in the trading public
2assfmiin ng the style OF MeClalleus and Knox III
They would respectfully inform epstoners 6whn
onr and iibeTay sustained them) ali other
eTs in Boots Shoes that their Fan Stock will be arriv
Ing rom the 10th TO thelast ofSeptember.-
Having been selected with the g1eatest care and bought
for they hattst t tin their Fan Stock ni
nd ioeS tbey can hold out Inducements In quality
S nyiess sIeIioT 70 any ever offered in the market To
Country Merchants THAR way cast they would be pleas
"a their stock, and post them eaTlessy
with the markets OF and
PbiIadeIp6ia. EseP31 McCLALLENS &hao8
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Michigan Central Rail road Line!
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e "' 80 @ CLEVELAND AND DETROIT, 1'
hI IconnecoH ih the CEerelaRd and Cincinnati Railroad,
CIere1nd and Erie r. H. Cleveland Pits61rgh r. r.,
and Michigan Central i. r. " a5.'s.' s.4- \ ~
Passengers will DO tiokeed through from any point
Michigan to Clevennd Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and from either OF those places to any point
Lake Michigan.
Thislne win DO composed of two low pressure
steAmere built expressly for tho route .il.. K
CLEYELhNU.............. GAIT q. u. STANARn.
FOREST CITY. -. Carr l. A. P1Eacr.
boatwin leave Cleveland Detroit Detroit for
Cleveland every evening at 81 O'Clock, arriving in both
cities the following morning in season for the morning
trains ofcars for ChicaSb Cincinnati Pittsburgh
the Lake Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
will run nom Cleveland in the following order: 4g
FOREST CILY
Monday. .wedpesd Friday
E l CLBVELAND. 5an', p8E stf.TIIE
Thursday Saturday
And willIeaye Detroit: -.-5.7I =
CLEVELAND
tIr - ~, FOREST CITY
Tuesday Thursday. Saturday
The undersigned prepared to make contracts for all
kinds OF freight from Cleveland to Detroit, Maclinaw,
Saut st Mare Saginaw, and all ports Lake Michigan
OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LOUISE
will compose line until the new boats ready
Ht+ AGENTS. H9 IH 2g''
C. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland lls -l y T-
PITTMAN, TRoWBRIDGE& JONES, Detroit.
L If.
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GEORGE MBNDBL.

NOIOFI NIuIu SIFceI3 n >
90 WHEELING VA. 7i tt-i-lsE
T s now receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
l. MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths of all widths and keeps constantly hand RrgI
assortment of Fprnature OF every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates Vcnitiln
aud Transparent window Blinds Blind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany NaneeIs VArnish. HairclOth, Curled Hair,
Spring Saokns Botons, Bass and Mahogany Stair Rods,
ect all ofwhch will be sold at the lowest prices. auGI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

DX1U To OEIlttEOI 7 =. NLLIIIEh
ly4s==. -71 a. e.. I'AIITRI DG: u invites
lP-~Sf fattenon Ia hts IlagurFean Rooms, and
SfHsYtEss4fY NPrArstus, the result Of years OF
iSSc4t$SSSl experience and olose application the
eSS3sssI I&A.ZT ait. Confident That h7 eombirseA
iu his eSia hllAlImcnt all Orthe Improve
lents which time and proper proven valuable,
he promise produce IkeDeEfes combining all the
beauty and which has yet been attained by tho
Daguerrean process. .. a.,.r...- ......-....
For the attractive and eommodious style In which Ills
rooms are fitted up he invites public to call and
Ie rtheselveS. His Cabinet OF Specimens always
open for inspections. rs,s 3;
Likenesses taken In all kinds weather, shgy, in
groups; also post ortein keesscs taken ut shOtnOco.
B well llSGlGrtGd stock OF plates,
cases, lOckets &C., always hand aud for sale.
Rooms. No. ;S6 Monroe Ht., near The Post Office
OK BOxES Candy Toys, 1875 lbs Jujuba Paste, just
~ received by l. :. ~ ~ "a BROOKS
.dee3 a... e.. 112 Main street
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VIM. COWDEN
DAGuHRRRnTvPTST

IoornRN So street. 6,i,nr,n the M Hotel and the
Court Hour.
kenesses t9kenln any required shade and eolore to
represent the living compilation hr style eoiorinI
warranted TO never he Pic ni ElEeR, both sin.
gle and In groups, put up In pl fsey cases, at tho
lowest prceS. Lkeneanen Of rh ihknn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

asss,5 Hats and Gaps. -, -
DoZ escorted Caps, nom 1 $40 to DC PIo-
ltl cured at s. d. HaIpers Hat and Cap store
legitimate business Is selling caps, Wsn y ~ INC
place can for ih Is y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

Mourning Dress Goods. ss
GUPINS & Theim6 Mailands BombaLine Alpaca BON
- baTinea Silk Warp ,MouSin De Laines, SIX WAIT
TbIbct Cgoths Black French MeTfnOes and cashmereS
oot9tS - 49,! -issf so w HRIsKRLb & cos.
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mnIp.Annn .AMn GIG ARa.

TrOBACCO AND CIGARS.
HTIHE undersigned has Teorened his stock Of Superior
III Tobacco and Cigars at No. street. west side
near Market Alley, where will be found all the choice
Bfands ofTobaeeo snna and Cigars of which the oow
mis- apSTt-ReEaa, InpeTiAles Canones La NoTmab,
C6zadores Planaehs, Prneipee Half Spanish, KsnfpeE
common 0isa.'' TOBACCO.
Russel and RoblnsoRs. Grants, Dixenis, Jones and
Hndson'g 3.
Rappei Congress-, Masosba, Scotch, Cut and Dry FOR
feds thankful Tor vora hSrttoIure bo
9wsd and would solicit PortipH of public
aima.aii4sq mod 10 taii wst. H4lIo1yssFs (,
sDupOu1SB Powder. -
IHE anbScTiber has tho Ageney for the above Powder
4 L and han fal supply OF al qualities on band.
4eug21iig igJ9 IEia Z - 5sG.Gi v lfof .ss4L5s9Es
r HAVE d. asssss. a...Ssi IS IS.
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WHEELING. VA. WEDNESDAY, MORNING.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Wheeling Savings institution.

.tl i0RFICR, NO. 192, MAINST.
OOc open from O'Clock, M, until 3p. Discount
Thursday, 10 O'Clock a. m ss.if"t ''4. q
w Money received on transient deposc paid
on special deposites,
J. J.CR-NBAoKER, ALEX, RoHER, ,ALEx- lPkxToA, AN
Johnson, DANIEL STEESRoD, Jas Il. MARsn, ADAM FICH
easa: I w. .''s' ''.Ae4 VIM MCCOY, Treasurer
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q HAVE Is sIssss.. s..s.aIsi
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21

Meetinnp inys beea hsld = j. a1Alaeeoa,
Craed Costoon "a rSankllo. r. Gi61sene
iavonble . ~ ~ Orlsal1 - ana
Grses Wssssf1 Iooa, - q q, yaseau-
tiooo have - = NJ requesting - po-
LEE jufiss - sutk - The popP1s psoysr.
sitiod 10 1aiss funds, " taxafisn % leal e.
tate, for subscription 70 the work. At
washington tax Of one per cent. per an
mum for five vears. i proposed. and, at
Franklin, one per cent. per annum for SIX
wears. A specific tax was proposed At
Grand Corteau x-Governor Mouton, who
was present. said that in the parish Of
Lafayette Of which he 10 an inhabitent,
there were only three votsvs opposed q the
tax and thst he did not as yet despair OF
gaining them over 70 tho cause before the
DAY appointed fof voting had arrived.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21

~ We have entirely lost sight Of some
Of our most distinguished and high titled
citizens. We have list Of Generals, Colo
nels, Majors, Captains, and high privates
that we frequently refer TO, and then look
into the exchange papers to see where they
are, and what they'r doing. We coclude-
as they have disappeared from the political
horizon, they say to themselves the die for
president is cast, and as their candidate
might not be successful, they are laying
by for new suit to wear after the result
is known. It is a very sad reflection to
some of them, that they may have to re.
main on the side where there is no loaves
four years, and starve!
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21

A CHANCE FOR Authorship.
Strakosch offers two hundred dollars
for the best poem for song for Ade-
lima Patti the subject of which is the
"Child's prayer It must not exceed
three stanzas Of six lines each. Com.
municstions may be addressed to him
at his Piano Emporium 500 Broad.
way New York up to the 18th Of
December. The words will be put ia
music BY strskosch himself.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21

OLD AND New SrYLE.-The 18th
of September, this year, was the com
plet ion Of century since the intro
duction of the New Style" as it is
called in the calendar. The New
Style differed from the old by emitting
eleven days after September LIST, and
not on Annunciation, or 25th of March.
The length of the legal year 1852
was therefore only 2e2 days, or about
forty weeks
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21

A curious lawsuit was lately going on in
Barnstable county, Mass, it being a claim
for damages for an assault. The defendant,
it appears, seized the hand of the plaintiff to
shake it and in so doing he grasped it so
tightly as to crush the bones and thereby
cripple it forever. The. hand became ulcer
ated, and many Of the bones have been dis.
charged from the wound.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21
THEArR1CTL ON Dirt is n

THEArR1CTL ON Dirt is report
ed in theatrical circles, that Messrs.
Ludlow Il Smith intend to retire from
management at the end of the forth
coming season Of the St. Charles The
atre, and that the least of that favorite
and successful establishment, together
with the theatrical property ofthe man.
ayers, will be offered for sale. If this
report should turn out to be well
founded, we know Of no speculation in
the THEATRICAL way more deserving. the
attention Of capitalists.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21
~The British Friend" the organ o

~The aBrittIsh Friend" the organ OF
the society of Friends, gives notice OF a
somewhat singular fund-a "fund for re-
moving distractions to matrimony among
the lower cl,ss of Friends A sum Of
f4,sOO has been raised, the interest OF
which is to be disposed of according to the
original purpose, "by deed-poll entered
into by the subscribers" Ten pounds are
paid to every woman and man, two years
members of certain meetings provided they
are not otherwise worth EGO. The stock
of this marriage company is lent on mort
gage.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21

FOREIGN ITEM.-Sheridan Knowles,
the author. is said to have become a
Babtist. He was babtized by INNER.
sion, some time back, by the Rev DR..
Lnues, Of Edinburg,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21

Over $4,000 of the money which
was stolen from the Mount Vernon
Bank, at Foster, r. l., has been re-
covered. 1t was found under the floor
of the old church at Coventry. Two
men, named Christopher G. Place and
James Houghton, have been arrested,
charged with stealing the same.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21
Men, A1pert1sem fnts. .


A democratic Barbecue will DO held At
Green,sburg St Helena Parish, on Friday,
the 22d inst There will be grand rally
All ,ers ons Of both political parties are in
vited to .stts1H oct 1856
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21
Digamy.

In New York the other sday . man
was sentenced to the States prison for
two years and nine months he having
taken to himself second wife the Afst
beloved being alive and kicking. II
the amorous propensities Of this man
were punished for violation Of the
law as regards bigamy how does it
come to pass that Brigham Young is
permitted with perfect impunity to
live on y Wholesale public bigamist =
He has already according to the last
report we received from tho Mormon
Territory married the twenty-fsurth
lady and by doing SO has twenty-five
times idere offended against the laws
Of the country than the man sentenced
to Sing Sing for thirty.three months.
And yet Brigham Yonung is not
touched. He is public example of a
public vio!ator Of both civil and divine
law has twenty-tbree times committed
bigamy and still remains free to choose
another lady for better or for worse
He has far outstripped the uxorious
Frenchman who on being asked why
he had the audacity to marry sixteen
ladies replied Sure me was said to
do so to marry four better four worser
four richer four poorer-me did so and
now you tink me very wicked" The
old adage that one man may steal a
horse with IMMUNITY while another is
hanged for looking over hedge is as
applicable now as it was in Jonathan
Wilds day. One man marries two
ladies' he is sent to States prison, as
a punishment for his violation of our
public laws. Another marries twenty
four ladies' and is free to drive them oil
in an open omnibus every day in the
year public example of his many
public crimes and the law which is nc
respecter Of persons over-looks him
and as King James said to the trump
parliament tacitly hints, "the more
the merrier." Well we live in a
great age-in great countrv-are a
great people and Bingham Young is
a great man.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21

CO The sugar house Of Thompson J.
Bird, in this Parish burnt down on Tues
day night last. The loss is not covered by
insurance.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21

Mile Duret, the actress, suddenly broke
off her engagement with Nh. Bates, propri-
ctor of one Of the St. Louis theatres, and
left that city, because she had to play
second fiddle" TO Mr.. Jameson.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21

TUST received from the best northern
ma,,ufa cturers, large assortment Of
CARRIAGES and HARNESS, which,
with a n,ml'er Of nv own manufacture.
comprises = v,uiety worthy the attention Of
purchasers. who are invited to examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. r
oct 10y. W. r. loNNAnD'
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21
The Sixth District Court.


found in its Court docket Many persons
are content with looking in at the church
congregations on Sabboth morning, but this
is but superficial evidence the mere out
side show, and to Judge Of the healthful
tone of morality in community By its
churches, is very much like judging of the
character of man by the quality of the
eoods he wears on his back No, the best
view of the condition of society is to be
had in the records Of it's Courts.
The Sixth District, has been gradually
falling off in importance ever since the year
40. We can recollect when "Court Day.
was an important period in the history of
the Parish. But row it meets-does the
business in few days, and scarcely any
one knows Of it's doings except few Of
the Court House Square lawyers, and they
know it generally to their sorrow.
With the exceptions ofone or two GRIM
inal cases ia the past ten years there has
been nothing of Importance before it. If
it were not that some hopeful heir becomes
suddenly seized with the dream that he is
about to become immensely wealthy by re-
selling an estate Of which he has once or
twice enjoyed the benefit, there would be
positively nothing to do and the worms
would go to work on "Puffendort" and
Chitty on Blackstone, and they would soon
be ground back into the tread mill of OBJ
livion. We say, if it were not for such
cases as the above, which honorable mem
mers Of the ancient and learned profession,
scare xp'' now and then; the Sixth judi
c;al District Court might close its doors
forever. 1t is to try such cases that the
iudye is called upon regularly, and honest
neop,e are taken from their business to be
bored to death listening to them, whilst the
learned council, takes them through bar
rem wastes of books, and records, and quas-
mires of worm eaten titles, until the poor
Jury reels and tremblcs, grows sick and
nauseates at the attempts to prove that the
client Of some poverty stricken attorney
is lseaUy entitled to something that does
not belong to him.
Heirs sue heirs, and brothers and sisters
and german-cousins-and what not, become
involved in deadly hatreds that the grave
only puts ar end to- and what Us 1t FOR
WHY in nine instances out Of ten, it is tor
something, that if it can be stolen according
to law, does not pay for the writs of ffa-
How long is such a condition Of things te
last in civilized enlightened, and trans
cendeDtly honest community like this =
Why as long as the practice Of the law is
legitimate trade that man must make
living at, or starve through laziness. Wher
men will consent to settle their difference:
according to common sense and reason, theI
will this condition of things be at an end
and not before.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21
70 SUGAR PLANTTRs.
$50 Reward.

CTOLEN from the subscriber, living on
- Bavon Fordoche, Point Coupee Parish;
TWO HORSESHOE large chesnnt. some
or 8 years old, le9s lighter than his body,
with iron gray tail and name; with round
or roman nose. walks. trots and PAGES. The
other small dark bay, black legs. tail and
name, branded on the shoulder with the let
ter B, 7 or years old. | win pay the a.
bove reward for the horses delivered at any
point on the Mississippi River, SO that can
get them Address.
oct 12-1w JOHN r. MOORE,
Morsanza, Point Coupee Parish, La
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21

The New York Tribune states that
a project is on foot to build another
railroad along the Hudson, taking the
west bank and barnching off to Schen-
ectady, The rise in property on the
east bank Of the river resulting from the
building of the Hudson River Railroad
has measurably induced the new pro-
ject-landholders on the west bank de-
string to participate in the rise
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21

~The Southern Sentinel says, that a
Wing friend of his gives as reason for not
being Democrat, that he is afraid "of be-
Ing nominated for President"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21
MADAM, what age shall put you down,

Madam, what age shall put you down'
mo direct answer.l How ole is your
husband ?" Sixty one" "And your eld-
est son 2" "Twenty seven" "And next.'
"Twenty one" And how old do you call
yourselfY' 81 do not know my age exact
", but it is about thirtyn "Did | under
stand you madam, that your eldest son was
twenty seven 2" "Yes" "You must sure.
ly then be more than thirty 2" "Well, sir
lquite snappishly] I told you about thir.
ty" can't tell exactly. It maybe thir.
ty one OF two, but am positive not ovel
that"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21

~ One of the Glee Clubs was "out"
last night, and We would pay them COM
pliment for good singing, but we are afraid
that some Of our neighbors, will say "there
tile Comet has changed its politics"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21
Political Meeting, Tonight.

Hon. j. AR1sTpE LANDRY.-This
gentleman, member of Congress from
the Second District, will address our
fellow citizens, this evening at the Court
House. We understand be will speak
first in French, after which one or two
addresses will be delivered by other
speakers in English, when Mr.. Landry
will conclude in an address in English.
We understand that Mr. Landry is
highly spoken Of as a gentleman, and
his official position as member of
Congress, will entitle his remarks to
consideration.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21

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