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THE cAMBRIc cHEMIsBTTE.

THE CAMBRIc cHEMIsUTrE
IN A ROMANTIC AND ECONOMICAL POINT OF VIEW
oh, Chomsetei the fairost yet
Th't Ger hid bosom purcr, whittier,
Thou dost not know what envious woe
Thy yelling hath given tho writer.
No neatly hrill'd-ao plumply filled,
And then the oyes that shine above ii
sigh,-l long.-nor Is il wrong--
tAt loast in sopg) dear girl, to love IT,
Sweet Chemiscitc the coral set
To chain thy folds in gentle duty
Filings round glow upon the snow.
To beighten thy blushing beauty
And no'et before, sen or shore.
Did coral feel n softer billow-
Nor could the gold around II rolled
Though ten tncs told deserve the pillow
Oh, Chcmaettel below thee met
rosy ribbon binds her bodice;
And IN her mion is clearly seen
one-haf the Queen aud one tho Goddess
Her voice Is low--h0w awcot the lowi--
IIer upper lip diadan, the undor
Her hair is like da,k waves that strike
marble oln then rush asnnder
oh riponing grace Oh radiant face
When love ~ love- II knows no measure
Her hands aro amnl but yot cnn call
The power Of music nt their plenanre;
And ma they peep from sleeves Of deep
Wide guipure lnoc " Ia mode Ra,nilies 4"
Her hngers seem, oso | dream,
Like stamons in the bells of lilies
Tho robe of blno--tho violet hue
Tho green lenves in thy dnrk hnir cleaning
Thy feet TINT move light MS love-
Thy brcath-thy lips have set me dreaming
My checks ARC wet-that Chomisetie
Was frled and worn by some enchantross;
But much fear, 'lwas dreadful dear
We're she my wife, to uEn LAuRpRrsst
Ill
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These vessels atc o the first class, built IN the city oil
baltimore Expressly for this lndr and have superior
,ommodations for passengers. They are commnnded
hy experienced Captains, well qualified for the trade
md who vill spare exerton 10 accommodate The,
will be towcd mp and down the rivers by and ma,
he relied to snil promptly advcrtizcd
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
iorb, will find ii their interest ship by this line.
ns freight will always be taken low by my other
line Of Packets and every effort will be made by the
ngents in Richmond aHd New-Ynrk 10 give satisfaction
treiet 10 cents per whole, aud - cents per } y
Tobacco being about 80 per cent. less thnr charg'
The Steamers. Insurance ran be effected in the hs.i.
mond Fire Association by this limo Mt 3-s per cent.
We respectfully a-k and hope In succeed in obtain
'ng "A fall share Of patronage
Goods shipped by this line To New. York will be Cor
wnrdcd free of commission 10 New Orlcnns Mobile
Ghnrlesnn, Savannah or any other Southern Norl
port Tho vessels will lie in Richmond ri Rocket.
IN Now York at Borth No l. Coffee House Slip, foot #
Wall Street. DAVID CURRlE Richmond, p
c. II. PlERSON. ny y
Ne. 81 South Street. y
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Aug,lsto.dtr
Union STEAMSHIP COmpA- .t.a.

" M y LINE u. SIHAMERSUid Norfolk -@ss
pui Cape May For Philadelphia every "Wednesday.
STEAMER 5Irr or RronmnRp Capt, Mitchell
STEAMER VIRGINIA Cnpt. Teal
STEAMER pENNsYLyANA Cnpt. Bnymore
One of these splcndid steamships will lcave tichmond
lor Phiade phn every Monday and Thursday NJ high
water touching al Cape May to land passengers. Re-
turning len'c Phadep phia every Wednesday and Satur
day at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Until further notice.
Passengers for tnpe MAY will consult their interest
by taking ilis route, as il il, in nddton bcug tho
cheapest, tn, most expeditions aud comfoi table.
Passengers for New YOrk-Wc huvc
New York 'ithef by s'eamera allowing them tla
privilege Of emainng in Philadelphia three four dnyr,
proceed directly 10 NV York, upon the arrival oi
the steamers.
shippers to the West-Toba"eon deal
,ous ofshipTng Pittshurg, will peuao bcnr in mini
that we hnve mndc al the necessary arrangements In
forward In through 90 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice willbe always given in all the Daily papers
in the city, when the steamers will be rendy receive
freight, and the hour Of their sailing.
N. B.-Shippers will bear in mind that all Bills OF
Lnnng be sent The wharf at Rockcls be sign
I'd before the sailing of STEAMERS
fnssngo through New York, LIST cabin and found, ~
Cnpc May 8
rhila'phin, " 3
2nd cabin "
For freight passnec, npply
RO. RANKIN AsT., Richmond w
je 29.dacts on he Dock
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school a. College Text Books.

A MORRIS s. Rnhmond, "a would invite the
"a attention of tho various schools and institution.
af learning throughout the Stnte. his School ana
classical Books Tcl Boohs, used in the various Col
eRes anl Universities with general collection of Edu
cnonn Works. in every departments of learning.
tT-School Stationery of every description.
A liberal discount will bc made md bundles deliver
I'd in BynohburF. free of expense.
~ Orders will receive prompt attention
mug 22.ts
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EKEsH ARRIVAL OF DRUGS

l. AND MEDICINES ES.-Th, Subscribers are NY
receiving their FALL 4 WI NTER SUPPLY IN
of Drugs. Medicines. Paints, Oh. Narnishes Brushes,
Glassware Pntcnt Medicine. Fr#lcy-Gopds, Sc, &c.
The goods hnve been recently seeced with great
in the Northern and Eastern lies, and principally
bought for Cash.
The stock is large. AM comprise, every article usu.
ally found in DRUG STORE, together with large
ass rment of FANCY GOODS. PERFUME &e.
From long experience and tho,ough knowledge uf
the business, they hope Ia retain Hbernl patronage
heretofore extended 10 them and fe confident that they
prepared 10 offer induccmcnt, both in price and
quality.
tzV Prescriptions for Physicians nd families will b
carefully attended to nj all times.
sept pts JNO !. SEAY & co.
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AM. laARnrr y. WATSON,
LUDLA a. WATSON,

HIGHmoNp- VA,
FORWARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS.
orFIoE WAREHOUSE SOUTH sIpE rnE pAsIE
July i3-dts
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For Baltimore and Philadelphia.

BY STEAMER BELVIDERE.
Leares Rictn,oad cpery 1nesday al o'noek 7 N.
xtSss5s HE large nnd new Stcamcr II Il IN u Il RE
ssssS Capt, GlFFoHD will receive freight cycry Mou-
lay, and up the hour of o'clock NJ, every Turs.
lay. for the above plaee..
Shippers IN Wheeling. ritlsburg, Cincinnati aud lie
South aud Wc-t generally will find this the cheap.
cst aud mp.i expeditions. For freight. hpplyto
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond. Va.
July II dts
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n. B.-Thc same rates will be charged from Knox
vile and all other points along The incto Lynchburg
aug lg-ts
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WARE, pIow Cns,inv..

nE, hiOw SaSunkS,
4 Stores. Grotes Fancy Iron RaRing MAJ Racks.
Ctotrs IRON fr0Rts, Steam Engines, NM GEARING To-
6aeco Presms, DC furnished reasonable notice and
northern prices.
ne sup' nor Advantages we possess will enable
10 MI orders upon the most accommodating terms.
Orders left at the law office of Spence e. Slaughter
will meet with prompt attention.
sept 6-ts SPENCE, BEGGs & 90.
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IIIY NIRGINlAA.
Try g. SHIELDS, Proprieto,s.
rGHNTS.

IMAM is published daily at -, and sctnweekly az
:, advance No subscription Is taken for shorter
months: and no PAPER l. discontinued, except at
\ the propretors, until all arrearages shall nave
sENENTs are inserted for 30 cents per square. Cor
fyXEn form insertion. aud 81 cts. for every ut"r
number of insertions IL not marked on the MS, II
l,el till ordered out, and charged accordingly.
iIy RATES arc: :-for the privilege of two squares,
M weekly so; for square, daily $50, semiweekly
= 6,rm. daily so, semweekly s35. Every yearly
m be required to eonfine his advertising 20 his par
.,r,,sd rataby for the excess
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RICHMOND.
LINE Of Richmon "a.

AND NEW.iOkk FAUkEfS--fhis new AsSk
home line i composed of the following vessels aad
-as from New-fork every three days. All owned In
The city of Richmond viz:
Ssbnnn,r Ia al n,l,.
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EARE KEDUCED-Ti.ro"sn from

i Lyach5lHg. Ia, to knorrRc 7caHcsstr. BY he Ti-
giaa and Tennessee Raiiroad, and Fagfa 4. Co.'S Linz
Of Stages Through tickets eau he oblnined Mt the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, at the following points and the following
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INSURANCE can be effected in thcse companies uI-
L on as fair terms, as in any others oi c1a fespons
bility by application 10
7. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Lynchburg.
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
q fro n one ofthe mostcminent Colleges of the
'ute., and the greater part Of whose life has
mt inthe Hospitals of London, Paris, PhiadeI-
I els, where, has effected some of the most as
, cures that were ever known. Many troubled
ging in the ears and head when asleep, great
less, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
cs< with frequent blnshing, attended, some
ijh arrangement OF mind, were cured immedi
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INSURANCE. AGENCY,

CAPT IAL, $500 600
Insurance Company of the Valley, in Virginia.
CAPITAL, 5000 900
harter Oak Life Insurance Company Ilarllo,l, Conn
CAPITAL, 100000.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA & TENN. r. r. co
LYNoHBuRe Sept 18th. 1859 (
INHE 9th annual meeting of the Stock no ders OF thu
l. Virginia g. Tenn. Rail Road Company, will tako
place this office, the Goth day of October ext and
a persons holding proxies requested to hand them
in at as carly aday possible, that the same may ba
examinedand tested JNO. r. HUGHES elk.
Sept Ii t26oc Va. & Tenn. r, r. Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09
The n. O. and B. Rouge Rail
Road.

The following is an extract from a
letter received by a commercial house
in this city from Mr.. B. Baker Of Nat
chez, Miss. As it is a pretty fair ex-
preston Of the feeling which exists at
Bayou Sara, Grand Cult, Natchez and
Vicksburg with regard to the Coast
Railroad, it has been kindly furnished
US for publication:
Il notice by the New Orleans pa
pers that the people Of Baton Rouge
are about taken preliminary steps to
organize company under the recent
charter for a Railroad to connect with
N. Orleans. 1t is to be regretted, l
think, that the Directors of the Great
Northern Road overlooked the advan-
tages Of your rout, in the location of
the line Of that Road. The distance
to Jackson, MI, would be but little
further, and the cost of constructing
. seperate line by your place would
have been saved-and eueu a great
deal more-for the cost of reaching
the high land beyond Lake Pontchar-
train. Although the immense amount
AS / hear-of bottomless marsh that
intervenes, will cost intellectually more
than to reach a point In your direction
equally near to the Northern termin-
US. Then again if the main line run
through your place, every step of the
20 miles would pay. while an equal
length out of New Orleans the other
way sciU never pay. l don't know
70 much about these matters perhaps
- the Directors, but it will do no harm
for me to guess, that it would be bet
Ter for the, Stockholders Of the Great
Northern Road to abandon nou the
route across the marsh and build it
through Bayou Sara and Natchez and
the means for building would be aug
mented and the period of completion
to Jackson, be less remote and uncer-
tain"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09

~The saying that Dogs have
their day" is mere saying invented
BY . less grateful animal. differing
10 many instances in no essential par
ticulsr than the number Of his legs.
We say the saying is mere device
to lnll the Cannines into ! sense Of
fecurity whilst sausages are being
poisoned or guns loaded to kill them.
The dogs have no day. We deny
the proposition they are brickbatted
in the house, and kicked in the street
and when what is called their day'
comes they are most iuhumanly and
barberously murdered without the
benefit Of sppraisement. Constable
Cousinard informs us that be is rub.
bling up his arms to commence the
havoc. We ask on the part Of our
friends the dogs, under what law he
would proceed Ito kill and on ref.
erence to our digest Of the ordinances
(presented US by special act Of the
loard, We find that there is at pres
ent no law on the statutes.
A meeting Of the Common Council
must be convened to take the matter
into consideration. We hope that
some provision will be made for the
good dogs, and then the sane will not
be sent the way to dusty death with
the insane.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09

:. sbr he sslnsa 4 = %
eaeh released prisoner = ~ allow
Cd . common suit q elo(hes. and
the sum Of FIVE dollars il money.
This is wrong-four timeskhat amount
would not be too much, for their is an
arbitrary town ordinance which re-
qnius them to leave tho place in twen-
ty four hours after they are released
on rain Of imprisonment: and how far
will five Dollars go? We ask the con-
sidcgation ofthis, for we can imagine
that now and then man gets IN, who
after all is known, is not worse than
fifty thousand aoith0nt.
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Ttlrgraphed Expressly for the Comet

MEMpHIs Jane 7.-Ercning Ses-
sion.-General Quitman offered a
resolution divining the resolution
of the committee relative to i'm
provement Of the mouth Of the
Mississippi and Upper Rapides, which
caused an animated discussion; fnall,
lost by five States fer, and nine
against. The committee resolutions
almost unanimously adopted.
Merrill moved a genera! and liberal
education system among the southern
and Western States.
Kaiser moved the establishment of
a Bureau of statistics among the
southern and Western States.
Convention then adjourned.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09

% An old picture dealer in Paris
has lately sold to the Spanish Gov
eminent, for the sum of 10000. the
chart ofthe pilot Of Columbus, Juan
de la Cossa used on his voyage to the
new World. 1t was formerly in one
Of the public libraries Of Spain. and
when the galleries and churches Of
that country were ravaged BY Mar
shall Soult, it fell into his hands, with
"The Conception. by Murilo. aud
various other spoils.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09


Great Snow STORM IN ENGLAND
IN MAy.-The English papers give
accounts of severe snow storm At
Holm6rth, in England on the 9th Of
May. It commenced showing violent
ly at six o'clock in the morning, and
continued without intermission through
out the day. The railway trains were
delayed in their trips several hours,
the snow being four feet deep on the
hills. and eighteen inches on the plains
and valleys. The trees on the verge
If bursting into full leaf. were covered
with snow. Three men got stuck fas:
in the snow, and but for timely assist
auce would have persisted. Accounts
from various parts Of the north and
south Of France, refer to the unseason.
ableness Of the weather, and state that
the fields as well as the mountains
were covered with snow.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09

"A lady passenger on the calvin .Ad-
ans, who had three children aid nc
means to pay her passage, offered
pledge one of her children until they
got TO Wheeling, where she would
meet her husband, who. would settle
the bill. The pledge was rendered
in all seriousness, but the captain
having in little more heart than seem
ed to belong to the mother, told her
that she could have state room in
the cabin, and that she might keep
her child, he having as many pledges
Of that sort as he could well provide
for.-Cinclnmnti AtI0s.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09


La ,fY tA5os.~ -The kss mum
~ q DlGAopf Hsulphold Wort
rays: Il ~ last year We have -.
nine hndIsd manuscripts Of which
elevea were available for this journal
after being entirely rewritten. In
the same period we received and an
swered two thousand lottefs, and made
appointments with m odd two or three
hundred more Of our Fellow creatures
than there were pounds to pay for the
celebrated nails IN the horses shoes,
which viii 90 down to posterity rusty
with the tears Of school boys. On the
other hand it is delightful to state tina.
Eve Of our best regular fellow labor
ers FIRST became known to US as volun-
teers. at various periods within the
three years and upwards of our exist
ence and that some remarkable des-
criptions in this journal have come to
as from wholly unaccustemed writer's,
who have faithfully and in thorough
earnest put down what they have IN
dergone " seen.
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u nri-sfAdv.

- NbeovA--v
n Ftt6a1 Cebes-In youn Of the
- IT. I pukl hhDd ) card in which
I ChAfxJ A1ez1ndm Levisou ~
guilty cffnud. This 1lncw TO Be .
serious charge, and such an one as
should only Be made in tenable ground
This ! conceive my position, and the
case referred to : very aggravated
one.
Az previously stated this man Levi
son sold me . negro girl, and in the
act Of making the sale and in reply
70 an INQUIRY Of mine in regard tethe
soundness Of said girl, says She u
sound, / sell her to you under . full
guarantee" mo condition whateser)
[ thought the man a gentleman, and
an honest man, and was satisfied: AZ
70 the marks on her neck, white
Swelling" my acquaintance with the
negro and her frequent visits to my
wife's room, ! will give these assertions
heir true name, lies-new things and
~edolent of the man who uttered them.
Levison says / was free to have her
examined. that he referred me to Mr..
Rhodus, &c. He certainly cid not
refer me to any one, nor did I qnes-
ion any person. As to an ,examina-
ton, l never once thought it necessary,
believeing that an unqualified guaran-
tee, when given in good faith, entire
y sufficient, and had yet to be learn
ed by Levison, that such was not the
case. The question naturally arises
why not bring suit; the law provides
for such cases." and 80 II does. But
what is the value Of wogthless jrdge-
ment. II Levison or any Of bis lliends
will point cut the substance" we will
soon see who would stsndl corrected.
As it is Levison, can well afford to
pend few dollars to do justice to
himself and Baton Rouge friends.-
That | do him no injustice ! sincerely
nope. l. previous TO any publication,
presented the certificate Of two COM
oetent physicians showing the un-
Of the girl and then. and
llso once previously made a tender of
he girl, asking restitution of that
which l had given for her the only
was a fiat denial Of any
lefect, mot even the lately admitted
white swelling" which by the BY
he girl has never had. J and a refusal
o accept her back again. l even adj
Used him Of my design TO publish him
$ guilty Of fraud before having done
0: yet he thought proper to dare all
ell his honor and his right to the
he title Of an honorable man; For l
'ersume no man can doubt the testi-
nony accompanying this card.
JOSHUA BEAl.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09

The cure OF Torny, in the canton o.
Fribourg, (switzeranO has been con-
'iemned by court martial for twenty.
five years, hard labor IN irons for the
part taken by him in the late in>ur.
rection. The cure it will be remem.
bered, Was taken in canonicals at the
lead Of his parishioner>.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09

10 Ships trading between New
York and China now employ Chinese
sailors, to a considerable extent, On
account Of the scarcity Of seamen OF
another race. 1t is said they work
cheap, are docile, obedient, expert and
industrious, and, in every other res
pect make good sailors.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09

HIt is singular fact in the his
tory Of Lowell. Mass, that in 1918,
an Engineer from Boston, employed
to make survey ofthat town with q
reference to manufacturing purposes.
reported that there was no water cow
er in Lowell.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09

EEThe Union publishes an official
notice from the navy department, that
bounty Of $50 to able, and $40 to
ordinary seamen, will be paid to all
enlisting in the navy after the LIST
inst. -@ e-
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09

The San FRANCISCO critics pro
nouncc me .Haniies" of Edwin Booth
(son Of the late j unius Brutus Booth.
a mastery performance
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09

~Prince Albert is to send over
To the Crystal Palace Exhibition, thu
celebrated painting Il the First o.
Nay" by W:nterhalter, the property
OF the Queen and embracing correct
likenesses Of the Duke of Wellington
and The royal family.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09
Baton Rouge, Jsne 7sh 1858. E,
r. VT. ENOE3S.
Baton Rouge, Nay 2oM SO.

DR. G. ADAMS having pertinent.
- ly located in Baton Rouge offers his
professional servicet to the citizens ard sur.
rounding country 10 the various branches Of
ais profession.
He may be found at the Hsrney House
or VIM. Boge's Drug Store Oh Lafayette
street. June 7ih.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09

The barber pole"par'ern of pan.
falcons will be out this week th,
'tripes ascend spirally round the leu
giving the wearer the appe 4rauct
pf double barreed cork screw
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90 M M u N IcGkea

Ed. CoMET-There is an ordinance
in existence, that makes it the "duty
Of the Town Constable annually, to
shoot, or otherwise destroy all dogs
found running at large within the linn
Its Of the Corporation, from the LIST of
June, to the 3Oth ofSeptember." May
l ask, if the said Ordinance has been
suspended by his honor, else why is II
not enforced? Your answer will much
oblige one who
"L2pes TO skeep O mighks.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09

~A bill has been reported to
the General Assembly of Connecticut
BY the Judiciary committee, allowing
divorces to be granted after one years
1eseytiou. .a-.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09

GIVE are authorised to announce
CHAS. +. GRENEAUX. as a candida,e
Tor the Office of State Treasurer subject t.
The decision Of con, ention. = ~
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09

How TO TREAT A PaINcE.-Two
sons OF a noblemen, at school al
Elton, we're asked to Windsor Castle
to spend the day with the Prince o
Wales His highness having in the
course Of the days amusements given
himself some airs which the young
Etonians had no relish for, one O:
them gave him a sound drubbing.
The circumstances reached the ears
of the Queen, who having. ascertained
on inquiry that her son had given
sufficient propagation to merit the
thrashing, had the good sense to ex-
press her satisfaction at the lesson
taught him.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09

EOUND.-On Thursday last black
1 lace veil in brown raper Parcel on
Church street. The owner can have the
same by paying for this sdvef.iscusent
Iooe ofn. y a,sar.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-09

TEdward Kendall, the celebra-
ted bugle player is said to be danger.
ously i'll.