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% hDupW II aipU NphltLh.
! TITLE KATY $50 Premiums S2j will be paid
- fos sr- Dying The prnc pc r'. Tie TT uls 'toy
II ROT corn - spprsv - ten NAter Ioors o
70 uf.i.fc Pc slr-e. Aa3ross l.b-n" Oaac.
TNTURMA ZION WANTED-OfJOHNFt RLONG
Hseksu.,h W f. children 30 4 JON F'rljsR LIP
nrfg, u Bslyrfrd County LmsrcE leaud sg1nsei . be
vre pe.er the S's'e OF limos AM irf n olcefn
fi.r " b. hsntuy we'd " vclt sexton 40 81 Mnieefrf
hc1as Fitzgerald ~ nos ps9ers rese copy Tor
three days
N'OIICE-1he Public are ca u med against n-goiiat-
~ rs g n1sn or Three Thousand Dollars. tnwn By \ D.
Cove order Work Drake ard y the acc pei
rs,sll July S0 1853 The ahve mailed 70 y D.
cow. L eei, y T. and hes ut been received
NEWTON. .rE ~, lt55
VNHE FRIENDS and RELATIVES Of RICHARD
srdFLlZA CLARKE % learn Wee the1 ,ie 9ov
Wien from BY the ultefned George Etard TAO NJ
fttre vee,s since aey Ia Ezab th'0Nu Ne~-Jesey
sf m shou the of eif7sr Of ;he shove Ley VIII
eommunicste GORGE EALAND Shelby Richand Co, oao
g1-O the SHIPPING MERCHANTS ~ the CITY Of
/ EEW.YORK-The undersigned having completed rs rrsrr
yepsred ii liter ngrsat fSsengefs and e Lug
gre from ships th eitherirn sh Al OltrAan or
az tie sea sd a. lis entire me and .itenon WI De
devoted entirely Il branch OF busrcss he earnestly -li ',l
Of puh ic pstrursgs e With WM : ROOT No ls
Cice with A. W ASH a. Nautilus htL
Quarsntins Landing with the subscriber personi A.
Lardrg promptly attended a. the shortest td On me
most liberal tfrns " ~ " ~ :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
Real estate for Sale.

A FARM for SALE, situated near the village Of
"A Nevrown four the .srustgrsh F.Try eonrtunx
3 with esi variety Of u; tres vaes. kc On the
dwelling bans ho1 ke exs-e.t vel
Trotbfds q the pureha->
or,ase rrmber q The crops vii b. sod
immediately For pacaisrs apply
70 D. OAELEY or GE0J W aAfBEE No . Merahan,s IL
ehAnss. Of hafovertt
L'OR sALE-At F0r Montgomery about four miles
CozrcIss Doet Wsr Pcsnt 70 acres Ct with
fzt sa.sby s1s1t,d tx r sazs Apply 10
HOMER MORGAN, 2 nes No. NetrDpohtaE Bzshi-g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

a TREATISE ON DISEASES of the SEAUA
~ SYSTEM by Edward ii Dixon. NJ d. EDITOR o. me >aPr
as PAGES eighth Price 81 The NeWlors sna pos'oa
Msdca andSu Surgical Journals remark ,,.-,. J.. -
coed The descriptions accurately ara"n and me FeoA meas
'u3c.us" ,-.c.i. Al
men this book appeared The profession sonst
sr. nor have they disappointed d. DNon has VII
- h nd an well on various Of SGfgey, AMI his BOOK
slows % thorough with modern sue &C. soo
oeyou 10 tie Of Medicine tAs we arc no.
prod he hiss managed secure attention 70 e'.t
ara ineeuuty under the ost " Ds
erntpstspces star then ordinary interest .
THF SCALPEL for AUGUST No - d-soied - cfiei'a GA
Medical Manners and Dc tssc Lis Aus u
rsn, Medical Quarterly ready > ee1ts
N-' $780," ArpIANCF SHERMAN Co. NJ Aston h0ls.
All professional conuun et'ns N be slarss ~
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6onses Danleo.

WANTED On LEASE-A small House, with all
w modsr pr0yeen,s ia gsneel uesnhorhod Ia the upper
residence AID his
Rent Sc $50 Boz Of reegslces
Auswcrs locality terms aesssi %
ChCe. Box lts
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Groceries.

A CARD-We take pleasure IN saying 70 the public
- cav. opened waoesale ari sts Fsy raeey AZ
fs,y.oI 80 les Cs o. " me t 40
socif orders Al y ID an cos'7 att
tut tie be Croc~ss PscFsion. iner L lo az
ui be keqt delivered 20 o. nes
chsrls County vii Eref NJ e-tenon
T,ru, cs.h SMITH 4 CO.
CONCENTRATED MOLASSES.-c9 hhds for sale
I ty sPOFFORD. TILEsToS 4 Co. No. - Broadway
CUGAR-3i0 bids. prime muscOvad0 in bond, and for
- ole b, .PC FFORD, TILEsTOS Co % Broadway.
CTGAR-a0O bids MuscOvssO, for sale by
y sPOFrORD TILEsrOs Co No. . Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

two story Cottag cuss with CIT Tiled in win bneN cln-
h paros bnh"g room ank room ana
Tie sfount Ell fitted with al kind, ot TUT grapes &c al
vours end The shove ehout I've n,ue, AZ
he depot Poss,Son let October lhquie OF Wan bEALfN
= nj f.~.. -.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE near the City for Sale

A COlNlhi hESiDLNof near tne NHy tor SAe-
n On NewfoWE Plank Read four niles ca tie ev, With
hAn. Se and hss acre q ands szs
ticu keahy Price = 80 al cssA fs slu =, y
p a. Nc Rccs rrcr les d A.
kOLYER CT No. "a sc1ih hast NuaasbaIsh n. Bonz..
iusss rsss every = z ruirs
r PRIVATE SALE-A few choce Bulldog Lots
y vet ussc d ~ sfrnA SIS each PsYais ey s ea,s 81
e. s. uosth. Men situated - ~ hal MES troln %
1ri Flashing 0saub1sss tie
premise. fare pese For tel pAcas see
L SMITH. The prsrses Or ) Fo>DA No y N4s-sa~,
thru fcc Money Will be loaned 70 the Paeaase f ons
desired
L PRIVATE SALE-A new House and sir acres
~ cf beautiful CrocuS situated the cat s1c q den7~eaa
s-bcr svns Gs ifhtfa. q - M On 40 h,roor
thin he Snhc1f Dcck CT Lsniins
shoosAooS god FAl e aSca u serrs Of
TsrS " ,h good 'r,-rcytuerts
lcla-s Of the above apply % ANTHcSt J.
BLEECKER. AElt.cnsr Ne Brsstsf
DIN DING LOTS on Clinton, Wllough5y and
ID 60 s a. 3 on Rysrn snd r-ycr asAls for nuaed
sie rrcyeucrt VI he closed ca - private se ts wsEh o.
ard cagit Vacant Lots ard t1e
49, -. Of rrok Va ssie exhsnre several
and e.yoy octiet
80 $40 JOHN BRAIScRp. Wal 8 Fc ~ Broetyn-
n. "A. I, 4 - a.
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Boarn dio Rccms.

DINING SALOON.-J. BROAD woulj respectfully
~ his rzds snd re rubs ss1er that - has OPEN
Dining saloon No rs Futors, two cco osow MSS Il
he PREPARED them with The bet 1r LVset nr
BROAD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

OPHYSCIsNS-RAR CHANCE.-Io i
i OF yiuLhe upper part Of ;hs city oeeutled ior ion' 9
an s.rathc Fb,.ic-n 6ece.et having 81 ertensv
ree All Sto DR. OVERTOS, Druggst Junction Of Diva
WI er.fs. x -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

MT Our friends in this csty and
the neighbtring towns are called on to
remember the unimportant fact, that
the City Bookbindry is still in full
blast. The past ten years has made
The establishment rather venerable
but it is posted in all the new fangled
ways Of binding the works of the great
and the good, to the age. Law books
in ca.f, light literature in sheep, mu-
sic aud misce laneous books in every
style Of ancient and modern work
manship. Blanks printed ard bound
to ORDER, faDcy boxes made to pattern
and any and all work performed at the
shortest notice. The city Bindery is
now provided with one Of the best
Workman in the State.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06
l.rn.

On Sundav morning. Dec. 4.h 1853,
MANUEL MORENO Ja, at the age Of
10 years and 10 months.
The erue! hand Of beath. has torn from
good and dulgent father-trorn loving
and devoted mother, and from many friends
"A young man, who possessed noble and
virtuous qualities, which are rarely found
united in the same person.
@ Death hast thou no mercy? O
Heaven! Thou wilt let linger and wither a
rose without odor But thou wilt pluck
the sweetest flower! We cannot question
thv ways. o God but thou who canst do
all things console those pare4ts who are
buried in the cold tomb OF sorrow and
pain.
o Manuel! friend of my heart, YOU have
left me alone You have gone to the
world, where sorrow is not known, but
where joys are eternal. a.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

EB~ Funny errors sometimes creep
into serious legal advertisements as
well as editorials" IL an application
to administer an estate, published
round in Lafayette street the other day
it says:
"Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested 10 show cause within
ten days from the first publication of
this notice, why the said application
should not be granted"
This would not be observed by US
because we do make mistakes some
times ourselves,) if it we're not that "a
lady" applies to administer.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

r-Some time ago the Comet was
imposed upon with ar account Of the
discovery of Gold in louisiana. We
are frequently humbugged in this
way, and do not mind il, but are very
sorry that some of Of oar sagaeipus
New Orleans cotemporaries, swallow
ed the whole "shale story" without a
grain of allowance, for its first appear
ing in a country paper. The same
paragraph has gone up to Catalonia
and other Northern parts, and the pa
pers there, to make editorial Of l..
have shifted the gold regions to Mis-
sissippi, and instead Of giving R, W.
Jones the crcdit Of the discovery, they
place it to the credit of r. W. Smith.
This is decidedly wrong. Tel tn
truth gentlemen, even though the sub
ject matter be lie
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

The New CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-It
will be seen by advertisement that bids
will now be received, to continue the
work on this temple Of worship. The
plan ofthe Church is a large and lib
eral one-the style Of architecture
purely Gothic. When the work is
finished, St. Joseph's Cathedral at the
Capital, will be the largest and most
magnificent Church in the State, out
of New Orleans.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06
To- resolution has passed th

GA resolution has passed the
Legislature ofGeorgia, by which the
election of U. S. Senator is post
poned for the present session. Great
excitement is said TO prevail at Mil
ledgeyille. The postponement was
brought about by the friends of Gov,
Cobb, the democratic caucus having
nominated Charles j. Mcdonald as
their candidate for Senator-Mem-
phis Eagle.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06
Questions foy dstyonomers.-Col.

e y
Gaiafofd prorodnds some questions
to Astronomers that should not go
unanswered. As the Comet travels
vita Rail road speed, in and out the
solar system, and is presumed to be
acquainted with things generally"
we viii take upon ourselyesto answer
the questions. The Col. wants to
know IF looking at the moon through
a telescope constitutes an impertinant
observation 2"
This depends on circumstances, In
some phases, the observation, would
not only be impertiuant, but improp-
or. IF the desire il 10 CRAFTY earios-
ity, and not to advance science it
is improper at any time. To look at
the moon only to discover what "sh2
is made Of is decidedly impairment.
Should the rising Sun he regula-
ted by the wishes of the parent z"
BY no means--it would be putting
a double "sntt09e bat' in the mouth
o. Young America to do SO. Have
fixed stars fixed salaries o. Oh
course, and contingent fund. besides.
Neither however are OF much impor-
tsoce 50 they get enough to shine
on.
When viii "Ufsa Major" take a
benefit a? And will the animals in the
Museum volunteer on shat occasion !
Ask Dan Rice. The major took
a benefit in this town few nights
ago : at which iInle he was inhumanly
drawn into the ring, with chain--A
strong man with foxy wiiiskers took
a russell with him on that OCCASION
We must say for the major, that he
played we'll his pari--the "Animals"
generally, seemed to be well satisfied.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

- THE EAGLE.--This establishment
situated on Convention street, has I'M
dergone some renovation and is now
pro5pering under the management OF
Mr.. Sam. HARBOUR. Last year there
was rather an unruly set at the Eagle
that would have brought the house
into discredit, had they continued
these have all dispersed--vauished to
parts unknown; and now the establish
ment is in a creditable road to fortune.
May the Eagles wings always remain
extended, unless they be drawn togeth-
er to take still higher fight.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

j % Pupils to the La.' institute for
the Deaf the Dumb and the Blind, are
daily coming in. Last Saturday Mr..
John Newell, a mute from Donaldson
vile La, entered the institution, and
we hear of others on their way. The
La, Institute, will shortly be as COM
plete in all its appointments, to CON-
fortably accommodate, this class of
unfortanates, as any other institution
in the Union. We look upon Mr.
j. s. Brown, as eminently qualified
both by education and temperament
for the management Of such an institu-
ton. He is thorough going business
man, and the infant institution under
his directions, must speedily grow in
to the strength and vigor ofmauhood.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

Our Yankee friends Will read with
interest the circular addressed by q
number Of noble minded women oil
Massachusetts, to The sons and daught-
ers of New England dispersed through
out The Union. to advance pious and
patriotic object, one dear to the heart.
and consecrated in the memories o!
every true son of the Pilgrims. The
design of these amiable and benevo-
lent ladies is to raise means wherewith
to ornament and keep in state OF
preservation, the cemetery at Marsh
field, known as the "Old Winslow
Burial Ground" consecrated by being
the depository Of the remains Of the
oldest pilgrims of New Eegland, and
of late, made historical and classical
as being he resting place of the i'm
mortal WEBsrER.-B@lletla.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

OMER PasHA-A Paris correspon-
dent Of the New York Times, gives
the following particulars concerning
the General OF the Turks:
Omer Pasha IS an Austrian by
birth, being a native of Croatia, where
be was born in 1901. His family
name is Lattag, and he assumed that
of Omer since fifteen years ago. In
1916 be was sent against the Albani-
ans, who had risen in instruction, and
reduced them to obedience some
wears later, he undertook the cause of
the Sultan against the Montenegrins,
with an army Of 10000 men, but by
the intervention OF Austria, the dis
pute was settled without the opening
of hos.ilities. He is now stationed at
Schumla, with an army Of 10000
men, awaiting the signal to commence
operations. lie is OF small stature ;
but of a military bearing, nevertheless.
He speaks Scribe, Italian and German.
lie is said to be indefatigable in the
surveillance Of his troops, aud to com
bine the discipline OF a general with
the domestic superintendent o. a
father or patriarch.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06
The ERE SIS.

Some unknown author, has our
thanks for tho following newspaper
extract, prepared with a few Of lls
own remarks. We concur With bin,
and also Mr.. Garrison, 'if he Is. what
he is" The press in Louisiana is not
whit more honest or yirtnoas. han
the Northern press yet We would
not have any restriction on its liberty,
for as long as the Mass Of the people
are intelligent. there is nothing for the
Republic to fear in a corrupt press.
At the present hour. the clerical, as
well as the secular press, is known to
be so corrupt, that it hasa very limi-
ted influence with the people, and
even those sho "bribe it," begin to
discover the fact, that it does not pay.
We give place to the thoughts of zone
of the people," who seems to have dis
co cred the truth Of the above state
ment:
Mr.. Edi,nr III the following cut
from New York paper, does not make
you tremble in your boots, my name
is not Jeroyboain. What pack Of
unhung Williams, you American Edit
ors mus; be There can be no
doubt of the truth of Mr.. Garrison 3
statement, for he belongs to the edi-
tor;al corpse himself and, and has
performed the feat known to the Phil
istines, as turning States evidence,
by making the confession.
Nebechadneeer Jejtosephat, The
Press IN dangey.--Garrissoa, the
Abohtionist. has just returned from a
visit to the West, and appears to be
particularly incensed AGAINST the news
paper press. He says:
I'VE have been in the editorial har-
ness for more than quarter of a GEN.
fury, and during that period, have
had every facility to ascertain the
character of the American press. in
regard to every reform that has strug-
giea for the ascendency during that
period and we soberly aver as our
conviction, that aajority Of The pro-
prietors and editors Of public j.srna's
more justly deserve place in the
paniientiarie5 Of the land than ihe
inmates of those places generally, No
felons are more lost to shame ; no
liars are SO interruptions; no calun-
niators are 50 malignant and satanic. y
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06
Ayfsps,ar aes propsitions.

PROPOSITIONS sera recujusqu'a Jeudi
L le l5.ne conran t. a haures de lapres
uAi, ponr Poavr,ge de charpentre ct en-
clorre de l'6sIise catholique nenf. Les pro-
positions seront deposee avec NJ. VIM. ).
Pike a la anche de la Bangue de la Loui-
sane on lie plan, Outrage, dessin ct speci-
f-ations pent atre vue, sur on apres Mardi
proclaim, Ia G courant. ii. Y. BABIN,
dec3- d. Secretalre.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

JUSTICE SANS Latterly
there are great many Applications
IN this court, for redress of grievances.
Persons wanting slaves punished for
imper,inent language to them. Some
Of the cases are any thing but credit
able to the plaintiffs. Added to this
kind Of business is numerous appli-
cations by members ofthe fair sex, for
redress of grievances, from unworthy
male husbands; aud ladies prosecuting
other ladies for defamation of charac-
ter. This is deemed the best evil
dence Of the towns swelling into the
huge proportions Of the city.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

rJNHE Eagle Hotel is now open for the ac-
L commodation of the Public. The
establishment is in good repair, and every
effort will be made to make it pleasant and
agreeable to the travelling public
nov. 22ly SAM HARBOUR, Propt
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

Jones, why. what in the world
put matrimony into your bead p
"Well, the fact is, Joe, was getting
short Of shirts.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

Scion made idleness a crime and
insisted that each citizen shou d give
an account of the manner OF getting
his livelihood.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

Ie- Tho Clarksburg Register---a
paper published in the ''old Donin-
ion," says that there Is white man
in jail at that place, under sentence,
to be punished with stripes! This is
the basest form Of ancient barbersrn,
and some Of the first fnmaiies, Should
unite and put it down.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

MAsoSfc.--At the annual communication of st
James Lodge No. AZ, A. Y. Ms Of this city, the
following brethren were elected as officers of the
a5ra far t,la ensuinr year:
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

Why are good resolutions like fain-
ting ladies ? They wan. carrying
out.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

accFossement des dts esclaves depuis
qwis ont etc hypptheqaees.
Anss Lewis, lie % Cass. de %; Tom
de 10 ; Henri de Sc Davv. de %: ct Mil
Iy, de 90 ans--les six derniers esolaves, hy-
potheque, ct dit mort
Saisie pour payer ct satisfaire lie jngement,
in'erst ct fras. dams lie process ci-dessus in
titulG ct nunerote
Conditions de la vente-compfant. avec
beneiice devalution. ii. V. BABlN,
deed Nv Saerf.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06
Court Notice.
STATE OF LOuISIANA-Porish
Of East Baton R0uce.

DY VIRTUE of an order from the Hon.
- VIM B. Robertson. Judge of the. 9th
Judicial District of the State Of Lo .isiana.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern. that special term Of ne Gin
Judicial District Court of the State of
Louisiana. in and for the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge, will be held at the Court
House Of SAID Parish on Monday the ninth
day Of January. next. AID 1854 Eighteen
Hundred and Fifty-four, it being the 2nd
Monday of said month, by the aforesaid
Ju !ge--to transact all business, Civil and
Criminal, and to try all cases 10 il the term
were regular term OF said Court, with
juryl H. V. BABlN, Sheriff
december End 1853.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

NOTICE FOR Proposals. Propos :
IN ais viii be re ceivei until Thursday
the 18th inst. at 4 O'Clock. p. NJ. for the
Frame work, and en- closing the New Cath
die Church Propo sails 10 be delivered TO
VIM $. Pike. Esq. at the La. State Bank,
whore the Plan, Working drawings, and
specifications can be seen, on or after Tues
day next, II v. BABlN, sec'ry.
Dec 3rd I'd
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

HOUND On Church street, small
i Breast pin containing hair. The owner
can have the same by paying fol this ad-
yertisement. dec 1853
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06

NOR RENr-TnE upper part ola brick
L store on Lafayette street--a very de-
sirable place TOR family residence-apply
immedistely TO r. Pigaeguy. dec 81
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06
Aem 4 auertisem nat.

WASrED TO HlRE--by the year or
w month"; able bodied Nagro men,
for which the highest wages will be paid.
ARMY 10 dec -G-tfl ]. c. LANoUE.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-06
70 Miss e. M, ofDatos Rouge.

TO MASS & M OF 0uS0b AUUSO'
NV palsied hand thus trembles to begin,
The theme TIA. burns my troubled soul
The powers within, each current feels,
That throbs my heart. and oil its thoughts
reveal. ~ -
Could I but paint thy beautions form,
And clothe it, with the light offaon
Each modest smile would usher into view,
And tinge each feature with araiient hue
Each gentle movement Of your graceful
form,
But adds more beauty to your growing
charms;
And if you'd turn your eyes, bright mir
rows OF the sonl9
And gaze on me, they'd crown the whole.
From outtheir ILLS bright beams light,
Leap forth as day dawns on the night;
airst fash 9Th speed the radiant though,
As from the spirit of an angel caught.
Next within tie latent spirits rise,
As though on mission tothe skies,
And decked in the betiuty Of brilliant
pearl.
They I'm the beings ef happier world.
And thus thou art. Of soft emotions mace,
To give dull hope thy sweet and gentle aid
Thou art a rcbs OF light, bright as the day,
At whose command all sorrow flies away.
When by the muse your voice Is strung,
Like insense on the alter flung,
NV strength is to sweet music given
And earth IS turned into a heaven,
Clinton, Nov. losh 1853.
~0liver Scott writes to the Ar
kansas Independent, that he is IN
South America hunting monkeys. lie
kills about three thousand q year, and
sells the skins at Bnmoua. They ar
bought by Freochmen, AM tanned
for the manufacturing Of HI glove
those articles beiiig now made, It IS
said, wholly Of monkey skins. He
Gets from twenty to forty cents for
each skin.
PRorEssloNAL MoDELs.-In Italy
whole classes of men pick up a liy-
ing by acting as models to painters
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