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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

Ano:har glorious Sabbath OF san'
,b;ne las opened upon ur. Tho labor
Of law making is suspended. and The
week days drugcry J. ~ mn end.
There 9hali DC rcst." 1'hi.is great
commandment. Tho Panorama Of
fan, fashion, aud folly shall stop NOV
ing, H,a, man may divert h,s attention
from tribes. and cast hiH eve up in peace
10 the Heaven, above. FROM whence
comc,h in continued showers all the
grea, prerora.9c' Of ungrcatful man.
T. the Sabbath n dag Of rest and re.
II e,iun We lear not the e!ave in
many places labors in the field, whilst
the nne'cr lola IN bis arm chair. with
Christian comforts. aud calculates the
gains ., he corning week
In his cnsc and elegance he does
not .hin!; Of loas"s--.hc does no, reflect
tbs, tho day il 1t hand Wien he shall
loonc h'I hoa,e -holi goods. and his
easy chair ehall be empty. and forge.
its muster. liz docs no: think that
tho worms will feed upon biz delicate
hands aud That he like
"Imrerous Cr.at dead and eoon 10 clay,
Nsy ,,op hole 10 Keep tho wind away
Ills never enter, his braia. Iii,
mind is tiled will, ,if,onb Of gold. and
gam hat can ncrcr be los unlcsb the
Royal l,eurals Insurance office blows
up. Amen, Our text for next Sab.
bath will BE- from the clcgen,h Gimp.
ter of Jeremiah May man learn to
live in order TINT be may be prepared
30 d:p.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

COMMISSIONER 70 CglSA Mr. Ed
ward iiaudolph. formerly Of this city.
a gentleman of very fine talents and
accomplishments, and peculiarly fitted
for he post. has been rccDnncnd"d
by The Legislature Of California, fr
llle pos, Of Commissioner 10 CHM
TIL rcel.gnendn''en il contained ina
series Of ,,soluIIona in which the
Legislature se:s forth the deep Interest
which California has in this Office. aud
the peculiar fitness Of Mr.. Randolph
for the post On account Of bis Intimacy
with the large body Of Chinsso now III
California. Mr.. Randolph Is the an.
thor Of the remarkable and ehcciI'"
letter Of reply on the part Of the head
men Of th Chinese in California -
Governor Biglcr's message, prepo,ins
their exclusion from the Hta,c. Iii
appoiptmcn. would be n CONGO, don
duc 10 our Pacific sister, and highly
gratifying to his numerous frl""d- on
Til, aud on the pacific side.--Deli~-
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

~ We are glad to learn that the
bill introduced BY tho Hon.
and which was lost has been found
The bill is but slightly damaged, ono
Of the B'hoys having used fragment
To Iigh, segar, the damage j. has sus-
tanned from laying On the table. will
room be repaired. and it will doubtless
pas; 10 the terror Of reckless Tutors.
aud others.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

D1-lt plcases us TO see that or
ncighbor the Gazette has at length
established, what has long been dosir.
cd in this city u good Book Eindry'
from which work can be warranted to
stand-at moderate prices. A concern
calling itself the City Book Bindry'
has lately imposed upon the community
by turning out very poor work ut cx-
orbitant prices. This has not been 50
much the fault Of the workman as the
proprietor Of the establishment. Mr..
Bcackley. the principal man in the
Gazette Book Bindry, formerly work.
cd in the establishment, styled the
City Book Bindry," and we can say
from our acquaintance with him, that
b. i not only a most excellent work.
man, but an upright, honest, and cor
teous gentleman.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

ul-Tbc Uera/d published Mt Min
den in he parish Of Ca,ahou'a, is n
very spirited paper, it hits neutral pa
pcrs generally u very severe llow-
The Comet particularly gets rap
over the head from which NC fear il,
will never entirely recover. We have
great mind TO come out, and say that
We are Of the same politics of the Min
den papcr--.hat we belong 10 the par
ty I'm power" but We fear We would
get no credit for honesty Of purpose,
and dieintcrcstness, ~ we will stay
where VIC are. viii the Mindcn pa.
per please hit rs few more ofs the
same sor, or liks We would like TO
got the Comet inIo the notice Of tina.
interesting portion Of IL, State.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

~ Without being in'peri.atnt -
would like to know who maize tic
funny things. for our co'emposary IN.
der the bill We arc not lo'l,e 70 con.
Tess that his thing about tbs "spi! boA -
is'noi only good bni original. ns Pcalc
wonli say We discover at once The
'rcsembuioyity Alas cry W., to 'hr
shades Of Hook. Hood. IIodglrins and
others il their pplri,a loscr about
this neither world they must blush
for shame at having nnde pun. The
world j. 80 full ofwages aud wits. thai
ancient pun1'cra. canno. desire 70 re
turn TO the field Of their former glory
We sometimes try 10 makr funn;
thing Ourselves, but We give il over
now, and shall be serious for the next
wcGk o. conn.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06
ny-Thc New Orleans, Rcd Hic.

-
and Texas Telegraph Company, ia
tend making this point. their connec'
ton for Eastern business, md open
their books for subscription to the Cap
ital Stock Of that Inc to enable them
10 build from Plaqueminc here, thc
citizens Of tha, place having taken the
amount OF stock sufficient TO insure
them an Office there. We learn that
eileen hundred dollars will complete
the line from plaqnemirc to Baton
Rouge ana our citizens and business
men, BY taking part Of that amount
Of tho stock. will find il to their nd
vantage, us we'll ~ add another proof
u their desire 10 furnisl, every con
vcnioncc and facility to 'hosc who come
acre on business or to tho Legislature,
during their stay among NJ.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06
~ A couple Of laris that come ~

u A couple Of larks that conc up
on the lat trip Of the Latona, one a
!rcncl. ccnflcman and the othcr, ic!.
low speaking the English. and calling
himself Phillip, sourisbcd a while as
speculators--buying aud selling Dry
Goods, borrowing watches &c, and at
length come 10 ihc conclusion that
Baton Rouge was too small for their
operations concluded they wonld take
the land route for New Orleans. For
this purpose they went to Hntciison,
& Go, and obtained horses. They had
not gone farther On their route than the
Parish Of ST. James, when they were
ovcrtakcn by the telegraph and logged
in Jail. One Of the firm Of Huchison
& Co, have gone after the gentlemen
with a constable and a warrant to in
yite the gentlemen to return to Baton
Rouge.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06
cr Lous AND Iron MoUNT

Sr. Louis AND IRoN MoUNTA,.
RALRoAD.-A bill has passed. the
Missouri Senate, and will no doubt
pass the House, donating to the ST.
Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad. all
the land lying within the State, grant.
cd b. Congress to the States Of Mis-
OUR and Arkansas. for the. construc.
ton Of railroad from Cairo to Little
Rock, in Arkansas. The bill also
grants to the Same company the righ.
and title Of the State to large portion
Of the swamp lands through which the
roal n,ar pas.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

+ DISASTER AT THE 3TATE Carr;
rAL-A desrateh. brief but pregnant'
With mach moaning. wa reeei ID herr
yesterday BY n Distinguished 'ciiisseI
from another who occupies = prom
ncnt position IL tho Stale Legislature
Il WIS to the following effect
"D.a Httok-For Heavens sake toll
John Galpin, Of stalls N0. 8 s0d o d. Ma
ry's Market, 10 tend w something 10 cat.
We are starving"
We ropn'liahed the foregoing from
the p.cayun, bccunfe "" hsvc just r..
ceivcd by telegraph N" folio wing arr
da,iAs copy Of Dams" a""s er to The
"promin1ns member"
80 adis.ineuisbfd citizen t,r an.
o,hct easialIy Distinguished citizen. o..
cup, ing aspr'aninrns posi''o" IN the
s3,n'e l.eg,*lAu,e."
.'ol'a Gilp,n Of stalls .,as. z. ). and
:, 81. Ma+g's aiat..et ms gone into the
hipe aud allow ba'ipcss. 81. Mays
+. l,y. owing 30 iareazsa dr,uand lor
meat al Mobile, ioy drase IL bit bp|f
supplied. and old Leyce Market la,
been closed by the police.
s.,ail 'c:.d sou per next trip Of
Gip4, otc dozen tps,noas hehr't,
fran The mai ..et at the corner ofBiep'
, ,l!o and Claiibo streets | lolo
you can make el,ifl With ,Lcn. for
the meat mnfl;rt IL tight hi present.
owing 10 heavy Toriea' demand, J
send yon ~ the q me tces'
- b,-es Anrlo,ics.
80 /" s'nrdinrs ia oil,
200 sinvar Cured iiar..
bps 1T. Julian tlarot.
Oar people nfo too much interested
in your welfare 10 let you want FIR the
ucccSsi/f~a Of .,f.. i.rt ne lsilo,s how
;on Ike ',e 'beet." iiic-coc.t.
49, . ~-e@~@s~yst
f!/~The European neas hy ibc
.&tram.hir Arabia nr' fnIl + inearirc.
itpi- ,hI r",ui,uion4
kn.an /. la -Auei n Proclamation.
---, N.azzlti ,m~ nnde te,pllnn,at,
appeal On ihc q h uj'o. Nh inrrt.
rcc'lon broke out nt Mlltn IN which
300 liser were lof.
Kossa,!, in his proclamation alpeale
to the Hungarian army exhor'ine ih,
solder. in Kaieiekys a,my 10 Join
the Italian insurg'nts
!, il Ecleiyei IL PARIS .hat the out.
break has been encnuagml by AM.
trim cents. M a protest q, adyai.cc
thc;. armies further inc lsn!y.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

o. The Baton Rouge correspon-
dent Of the Picnyunc snys; he thinks
that the vote in the House tho other
day on tho question Of referring the
subject Of the removal Of the seat of
government to the committee on amend
Incnts, pits he subject ut rest for the
present
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06


sraArn-Triaay. Mavrh 4sA.-
% members present.
Mr.. Lucy from tho special commit.
tee to whom was referred the commu.
nica.ion from tho President Of tho Me.
cl,anics Society Of tho city Of Ne~
Orleans: Reported On motion Of
Mr. Wicklif1c. the resolution was
nadc the order Of the dry for Thurs.
day the 10 inst. -
Mr. King submitted a memorial Of
jacob Bar!tor which WAS read md on
motion Of Mr. Palfrcy il Was III! Oh
the table indefinitely
On motion Of Mr.. Lcwi.. 1000 coy.
ics Of the report Of tho Board Of Al.
ministr"tors Of the Charity llispital
were ordered 10 be printed.
The Senate rcfereI the Confilefa.
ton Of M net - organize District
Courts in tho l'arnh md City Of New
Orleans after much Discussion Mr.
WickliF moved 10 postpone The further
confederation Of The EiH until Wrdnes.
da" March 9Th instant, II WI, fur.
Their ordered tina. the Bill 10 organ.zc
District Courts in this State. he Par
iah Of Orleans excepted should ala" 10
the special order Of the day.
Senate adjourned unit! tomorrow a
10 O'Clock. A. NJ
llorsE--E,iday Mareh. "<d.--
The House me, nj II o'clock. Hon
T.. W. Moise in the chnir. Tho MN.
u'cs Of the previous day were read ani
approved.
Fir. SandriIge. offered joint reo!n-
ton, that tho com. on contingent eA'
pcnccs be Authorized TO settk with he
Governor gpecial messenger: adept
An nc, granting the exienhi9" oi
limo for the payment Of lands b. ~.
tual settlers referred to Co,nn.ttea
on Public Land.
Petition from the people "f Carroll
praying tl,escpcal Of the Lcyee law
referred 10 committee On judiciary.
Au net to incorporate Longwood
Institute passed,
An net for tho relief Of William J..
Burton referred ~ committee Oh
Judienry
,lr. bartlett rcp5stcd from com.
ni,tcc On Pnrochial Affair
Petition Of Harry kean. passed
An ac fjr tie relief u W. y Sieph.
en- Of the par.sl, Of Sabine: passed.
IN net to pay the commission due
tic Register and Receiver. for the sale
If Swamp Lands passed.
Anact for the rcl,.f Of I. Subonr
passed
The Point Coupce appropriation Of
$3G. 1000, was brough, mp and the hnye
resolved itsclf into committee OF the
whole. the bill was discussed at some
icnadh by acvcral members
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06
NilktCr.

4 y E'i.i"fln> for director. of tie
"a ',nisf, i'elc alid Cation ROUGE Plank
Road lcingA.y, viii be- held OH the Ihrd
'.c Company, 10 ayyu Crosse Teie, AL"
inoriint % III = oekhetlers, lof The paf-
pre- 81 taAipG li.ts consideration matters o!
;,'"feti 10 ~ fporN.y.
ieb 2,.id. ! 81. johns N, ser'y.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06
VI. .gDsruiss Church.

4 y dr.tion .yili 10 beld Ut tbs pfe.hyter.
II - - ~ josepffs Church, on Nopl0y.
Ar in fag n Mnt1h. 1853, ioT the purpose VI
nlatth,2 hte Tt'tia ~ serve ~ Naf!shs %
taid fnuteh iof the ensuing year.
fpIls npsp lfai \, ~. until o'clock r.
q. ~ ottinf ri ,iir E"ard
hb lt.ij II. Y. bAEIs. ssr'y.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

Ne ar authorized 70 auuoencc IA:
n1nl:e Of JOS. NOTGET, AMBROSE
THERlOr and CliAS. GCEDRY, 40 can.
d..,ates ~. sece :t.nen ia Word 10. /.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

IT, ": AZ: authorized 10 announce
CHAS. T.. NALL. r. w. BOGTL. and w
VI. McMAIT. as candidates for xcIectne6
IN ward No. 3
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06
FOR SALE.
LTAT DE ia LOUISIANA.
CoQr IN .Strlcuc Dist. Judicioiyc,
Paroissc NJ Est Daton Kouge.
WrLLiAM y. PIKE,

Us. no. lxl3.
r. G. Dr...coEYir,
I'm vcf'n Dun writ dc saisic ct dc vcn'o
IL Lance 'Ians i'alIa.rc ci.def,us ntmkrot@
IT intilnltc, ct i moi adrcssG par pHon Ia
Com dn Sigitmc District Judiciairc, dam ct
pDur Ia Parois.e 81 Eta. sisdite, Jczposcrai
en- yestc .qbIiene a Ia porte de Ia NATION dc
C0r danl l, VILE de- Baton Rouge, lParoi,-
Sc d'Es; Es.on Kougej S.AMEDL k 2rne
Jotr f.1Gr2 prochz9,, 1853, a II heur.s dh
nia,n. Ia prophets hypo.hequc ci.sres dc
c.,ts, FaPoif:
DEEX trrai ns dc tcrrcs s;tu9 dams cct'c
rnr.ie de- Ia vile Baton Rouge, srpcnte par
.Iess,r. fiAc Il Msnard ct connu CONNIE
.NaeoIn Vlh, ics dites tcrTsns 6lzn. 6Esi.
me sor le plan DC cells, CONNIE tcrfaim No
!. ct 3, DE piiet No. ], ct ehagne riesuraps
zen. soixante pieds de face eur Ia rue dc Pr
Elise, par cent trente picds De pro!on'en1,
l1Gruie Amsrieaine.
La propriste ci.,lessus decritc Giant Ia nem:
yendu par VIM. s. Pike, plaignsnte, Dc Ia
dit. raroifsc. u x. G.. Deilrodcrie, deiendeu,
le Tine Jour dc Jnjn. 1851, par IN act r'assc
psrieyan. Sa,auel Skol6cld, Recorder, dams
ct py,r Ia di.e parodfse.
SA.ic pour psykc r. 'asf!sire !e jpgement,
inskrst et frais dams l'sEzisc cs-dsssos insstu.
lee.
Corditiosn de Ia Ye,rs-coyspsans, avee j.
b<nkkre dkvsi-s.;oa. u. ' BAEIE,
a. ef>iv. shk,:f
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

We are authorized to announce
judge EDWARD SIMON. Gate
Jad2e Of the Supreme Cour,) &, a
canijl.'e for A.sociate Judge II the
Supreme Court for this District
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06
steam Engines 4 Sugar mllJs
BATON ROUGE FOUNDRY.
Viz ftibscfibefs arc fisting up -Four
/ stenn. Engines, ~ fellows:


J. eteam.Engihes, ~ fellows:
one Eos,nt ~ ,iiei,ss cylinder, 4 n stroke,
wiz. srga MIL koefs 4 II. long, 10 inehes
dainetef, with wrought irap shafts.
Our d. ii inches CYLINDER, 1 ,sst strobe.
with sigar-uill rollers 4 q. long, 10 inches
diameter.
Oir Do 10 inases cylinder, 4 feet stroke,
with sit;af-mill rollers ieet long, 10 inches
diaiic..f. a
ore 10 ine'les e,l'm'A engine . I q, stroke,
uitsiIs lor sa,s..i.l Or medium sizs
sosti mil
Ne ore new ~ ming the buildings con-.
u 'eiel viii The baisiry, ard increasing the
u a l,aegs alM a,e elmbledto do oil kind of
we,a 10 or l,ne That may b. coniiAsd u ~.
The pa',ol,ge N ihepailie y respectfully
asl.e.isJ HILL II liFNDEksUN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06
r.icaf.nn Malice.

4 = ELECTION Tor seven Directors TT
Il tine Daiog Isoage and Clinton Plank
4 nd conaras.y will BE- held al The Office o;
=. a. Walter, Esq, On Saturday The Fad
day Of April nest, rder ths sppernhnleirs
Of II. r. Waldiil, Eigene f.aSoue and T.
NJ. HAT. Ey ~ Ter oi the Commissioners
J.. 8. iiERRD%, Passr
". 3 Per, Sefr
.Aiso'ute, ts-a.I'. ahj Ca:ae r!enas
ft,J.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

The OpELUsAs CouniER This II
the name Of a new weekly paper pub.
lishcd ut the town Of Opclu,as in thi.
State, . number Of which lies on our
,ablc. -.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

We are authorized 10 anuouncc the ramc
Of EDwAsD Coysisarp .. the present efficient.
and energetic Town Constable for re.clec.
ton. A CITIZEN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

I NJ t.INfiyl Alia jieu al Pfesbj tetns,
~ Lnih. is5a.e jew d. M4y. y,afhon.,
soa. jr,nf elifa ein.l jetsonnes poif stft,.e
nannhH Mgf4l!lie.san 'Egiiae Dc u. Joseph.
pour a., aas So .,a,rs detection.
f.espoils str,nt oiiyet dv . 4. ", b 3l.Gp.
rsp. n. i'af .Idrr dn Board.
.eb oi-ti, II y. Bhb!y, see'y.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06
For Chief Justice.

Judge THOMAS SLlDELL j. Il candi.
date Tor the office of Chief justice Of The
supreme Court Of Lousisns, at the election
81. The fret Monday Of April next
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06
Ehicf Jusiicc O9EOuisianu.

CHRISTIAN EOsELlOUs IL a candi.
date FOR the Office OF Eaiei Just.cc ii Lou
iR.ana
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

C~z~ We are Authorized 10 announce
John r. DUFROCQ Esq.. aa a candidate
tor the office oil Mayor. OF the city OF Baton
4 iug..
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

vMankind are actuated hy two
great ideas One is. how they can
earn a LIVING aud iiie other l. his
liz. c... .r {, ii,.np ihlnr ~ori.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

NDThs Corn Doctor vii. please
come up 70 tho Come cficc for .rotes.
s;oss! Informant.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

1--WE arc authorized 10 announce the
name Of WIN. ROBERTSON, Esq, az can.
didate for Town Constable, at the spproscli-
ing Municipal Election -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06
EACEEE!i

Il tEE-E.I
WILL t,r fadlcd ~ soon a. 'b~ chances
w are taken, n .p'"pied GOLD PAT
ENT L'PlNE WATCH. worth ei4o. The
wa'eh j. wound ~ abd set without = key.
50 Chanrrs ~ s23f chance. The watch
cs.i be .csD abd ctauces bad 81
THEODORE GOLDNANN's.
Matchmaker Il Jeweler, Layetie st.
h,bs27.T
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06
Disspsutton or Ccparsner,h;p

TNliE Firm heretofore known az u
l. bior,s Il 90, IL dissolved ny m,haal
eoltent 10 take effect from the 1T of Na.rh
l,j3 r. K. Pickett has bceooa fegulsfl"
ttc assignee ana wi! settle the detts u tn
firm. y BLOriN.
r. X. PICKETT.
Baton Rouge, March, 3rd. 1853. II
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

tOfrcc. 40 Bsgs Flo, for sale by
" ieb.27 \. II. HART T. 10
e.urar-pHIME IN b,la. for salc by
- leuZ7. y. ". HART h 10.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06

r. M. aronee w. CuaisT,sr DC
clincs being candidate for sclcct,uan
IN ward No. |.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06
Wanted.

4 %e2ro Woman, good cook waaber AMI
~ iYoneY iss whici, good price vii 10
p.ii mart. X. T.. HUTCHINSON.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-06
fNsu 16sertisem snts.
?j1ev1 OooAsi New Coods!i

INV OOOObJ NCVv VUO0b5S
WI .. PHILLIPS informs HE custom.
W. sssaed the public, that no will open
on The j0TH ~ MAAen, . large and hand.
SONS assortment Of NEW svxtNd 6o0ps, oil
selected by himself In New York ind Phil.
ssislphla from ths Istsst tmnostattons. FROM
his long experience, hs ksI1 confident, HE
selections cannot fail 10 plsass tho most
lastidi6tm. mar C.y.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-12-22

THE RULE OF THREE-There are ex-
ceptions-o 10 every rule but the rule of three;
that is never changed. AS your income
is to your expenditure SO will the amount
of your debts be to your cash on hand and
consequent ability to meet them. If you
allow your vanity tolead you into extrav-
agance, you must rely on something else
to take you out of it; either rich relation
or the Sheriff's writ Your furniture may
be less snowy than that of your neishbor,
but never mind. Better are cane bottom
chairs and mahogany tables that are paid
for, than spring cushions and marbel man
ties on note of six months Your coat
may be less fashionable than your neigh
boris and while he is driven by liveried
coachman, you may be riding shank's
horse; but, remember there is time for
balancing the books, aud every purse has
got a bottom. So economise, and always
remember the rule of three.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-12-22
CHINESE MopE OF LEADING THEIR Pres

CHINESE MoDE OF LEADING THEIR Pres.
In England we must humor and amuse
our pig, or he will not bulge an inch, but
aChinaman has neither time nor inclination
for such an occupation, SO when he takes
his pig to market he merely passes a thin
cord through eitherear ofthe animal, in the
form OF loop, to which piece of rope is
attached, which the Chinaman holds in his
hand, in the other he carries thin cane,
but it is rarely needed, as the pig proceeds
quietly and decorously as if he were GO
ing to funeral. We have seen scores of
pigs taken tomarket in this way, and never
saw or heard of an instance ofmisbehaviour
on the part of any of them. s8
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-12-22
A BrAUrrruI fNc.Drvr,.:-A t,.,,,l,: naval a;

A BEAUTIFUL TNc.DrNr.-A naval Off.
Ger being at sea in a dreadful storm. his
lady was sitting in the <ekm near him, and
filed with alarm for the safety of the yes.
sell was SO surprisedsat his composure and
serenity that she cried out:
MY dear, are you not afraid? How is
it possible you can be SO calm in such
dreadful Storm"
He rose from the chair, dashed it to the
deck, drew lis sword, and pointing it to
the breast, of his wife, exclaimed:
care you afaid?', = - @'sss
She instantly answered, "Nol
"Why?" said.the officer. :.
because" rejoined the lady. 81 know
this sword Is in the hands of my husband.
and he loves me too much to hurt me-"
"Then" said he, remember know in
whom II believe, and that He who holds
the water in the hollew of His hands is my
Father 81 aslng = 9Lssa s. ~ 2-sl.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-12-22

Coz. BENTON IN THE HALL.-The Co.
lonelappears to be already in his. glory
His seat, which he occupies by courtesy,
(itis due to the good manners of the House
to- mention, is one of the most conspicu-
GUS in the chamber, affording capital op-
portunitics to gentleman disposed to at
titudinize. His fine figure, and really
handsome countenance (for he is remar-
kably fine looking man for his age, set il
off to chsrm; adding much, indeed, te
the effect of peep at the House in ses.
sion. We cannot do justice to the way ir
which he appears in his place. We car
compare it to nothing short of Monsieur
Julien, amid his grand orchestra, when
tired of Aourishing his baton, he reclines
back and wears an air of satisfaction with
the sensation which his genius hascreated
that is perfectly indescribable on paper
Washington Star.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-12-22

~Mrs. Bloomer and The Lily have
enigrated to Mount Vernon, Ohio. In
the last number of her Journal she says
sour husband having purchased an inter
est in the "Home Visitor, y published
at Vernon, Ohio. and determined on re-
moving to that place forthwith, we, as 8
true and faithful wife, are bound to say il
the language of Ruth--"where thou goes
I will go, and so before another number
of "Ths Lily" reaches its subscribers VIZ
shall, if all is well, have settled iu oul
western home" t