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wHoBENSAcK'S LIVER pILLs..M

'TD"'SH ~ IbbD'SAI y
No part Of the system is more liable to disease than
the LIvEE, 1t serving as a iilterer to purify the blood,
wrong action Of the Liver effects the other important
parts Of the system, and results vAriously. in Liver
complaints. ~Janndice, Dyspepsia, etc. We should
a wrong action of the Liver. These pills being COM
posed OF BOOTS and PLANTS furnished by nature 10
heal the sick; Namely, LIST. An ExPEcToRANr, which
augments the secretion from the pulmonary mucus
matter. %. An ALTERAT1vn, which changes in some
inexplicable manner the certain morbid action of the
system. Sd. A Tome, which gives tone and strength
to the nervous system, renewing hoalth and vigor to
all parts Of the body. 4th. A cArTARrIc, which acts
in perfect harmony with the other ingredients, and
operating on the bowels, and e~xpelling the whole mass
of corrupt and vitiated matter, and purifying the
blood, which destroys disease aud restores health.
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GKOrE;:sIES
q. KtUrFMAN ~ 60,

~ ASHbWA AZ W,
II EE.P constantly m hand, White Lead, pure. in
IA kegs and dry, Venetian Load, Yellow Ochre,
prnssian Blmo. Rcd Led, I.itharge, Linseed Oil. Sperm
on, Corn OH, copal Varnish, coach do, chrome Vel.
low, do. Greon, Rose Pink, Vermilion. Lamp Back,
rurpeptine, Lard Oi,Fish Oil,AlcohoI,Japa Varnish,
SNOW WHITE ZINC PAINT,
that win notturp yellow. All Of which will be sold
low for cash sent.
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PHILADELPHIA PORTER. e
000 Doz. Just received and FOR sale stthe CITY
SOO DRUG STORE. Ell L: SLoCtM.
Lancaster. June 96 3
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Marble, Sandstone and Freestone Factory.
AURMachinery isnow in successful operation, and
- persons wanting any of the following named ar
tieles, wouhi consult their own interest and confer 2
favor by giving us a call,
MONUlIENTS Of Marble, we will furnish at a
short notice. T'lt
HEAD AND F0OTSTONES Of the same; we
have Of beautiful firms and highly polished.
M|ONUlfENTS' OF SANDSTONE in a great
variety OF forms. Head and Footstoncs OF the same
anhoi Freestnne.
SANDSTONE FOR BUILDINGS, BE. Rapge-
work, Caps and 81 Is Gaping for walls or ChimneYs,
Flooring Tor Porticos, Flngging for Walks or Sn ing
houses, Columns. Gate on Fcnce-posts, ~well.tops aud
fearths. Al. LILLY co.
Lancaster, May 10, 1852. diva
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YOUTH AND MANHOOD, VIGOROUS LIFT
ON A nrn 81, rrInr nrAnIr

UH A PREMATURE DEATH, -
Ikinkelin ON seIf-Preservation-OnIy 25 cts
This Book just published Is filed with useful infor-
nation, on the iniirmities and diseases Of the Genera
tive Organs: II addresses itselfalike to Youth, AIan-
The valuable advice and impressive warning It gives
will prevent years of misery and suffering and save
annually thousands Of lives. 7ssE
Parents by reading II will learn howl TO preventive
destruction of their children.
"A remittance of % cents, enclosed In a letter
addressed to DR.. KrNKELIN, Northwest corner Of
Third and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine
streets, Philadelphia, will ensure n book, under enve.
Ilope, per return Of mail.
Persons at a distance may address DR.. X. by letter
(post paid, and he cured at home.
Packages Of Medicines, directions, &C., Forwarded,
by sending a remittance, and put up secure from
damage or curiosity. 49,
booksellers, News Agents, Pedlerr, canvassers and
all others supplied with the above work at very low
rates. september IA, 1869. Is
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23

PLASTER OF PARIS. sc
Barrels Calcined Plaster, 50do Water Lime, 30
- ground Plaster, for sale by u. ID. SLoCUM.
Lancaster, June &c,
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Ilirr Isrnnf I.minI

CHOCOLATE COLOR, a cheap and durable Paint
~ lor outside work, inst received at
4 September 7. KAsFFMAN g. co.
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Strayed away from The shbscfiher, on the 21st day
Of Aprfi.,a lighfbrindle COW, with crooked horns ant
striped face. liberal reward viii be paid to the
person returning said cow. SAnsL. RUnoLFH.
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pERFUMERY

COMPOUND SYRUP OF II0REHOUND AND
WILD CHERRY AND ELEcAMPANE.
TNuE same article formerly put mp by me Tor
J. Messrs. Bury & Beck. now put up In bottles con.
tanning nearly five times the quantity at 81 per bot
tie. For saleby OTTO w. KREMER.
Lancaster, March 10, 1853
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AFlNE ASSORTMENT OF NOVELS.
fhFthe latest publications, for salo-at tha CT, ybool
Ostore, opposite ShDffer'a hoteE BY
April 90 s-rR9 s IOllN SEARLES.
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NEW

''he CITY Hook store opposite ShHefrerss
Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio.
Usr RECElVEp--Daring Deeds Of American he.
y roes' Nlghts " a Block house the DiscnrdedDuugh.
wilson, Frost's Pictorial his,ory Of Caiilo,nj, ~
p,'oring Expedition TO California tho Wide, Wide orlI.
Frank Froeman's Barber shop, tho Nile Boat' NJvics
70 Young Men, History Of the Mexican War, Nspo.
OF Woman, Lifo Of the Empress Josephine.
April 90. JOHN SEARLEs
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ron THE LADIES

For THE LADIES.
A FINE Lot Of Albums, Of all kinda,and fine books
A-cxpreaaly Cor Tho ladies', at the city book store,
opposite shrfer's hotel, by
April 9G, JOHN SEARLES,
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OIL CARPETSl OIL cARRETSg J
Eeieees o. csrpstg y. Z 8 7 ga is:yssds VIA
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w-THE TArE WoRM q

This is the most difficult wormt to destroy Of all that
infest the human system, itgrows TO Au almost indeG-
mite length, becoming so eoiled and fastened in the
in~testines and stomach. ~efIeeting the health so sadly as
to cause 81. Vitus Dance, fits. etc that those afflicted
seldom il ever suspect that II is Tape Worm hasten
ing them to an early grave. In order to destroy this
worm, a very energetic treatment must be pu' sued,
It would therefore be proper to take 6 to s Of my
liver pills so as to remove all distractions, that the
worm syrup may act directly uponthe worm. which
mu ( be taken in doses of two table spoonsful three
times a day; these directions followed have never
been known to fail in curing the most obstinate case
of tape irorm.
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Family Flour.
4 Prime article, Daniel Roam's best white wheat
~ Flour, for sale at H.. B. HUNTER co
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pAPER.

Received his day ut II, q. HUNTER g. CO..
Main Street Lnncns'rr Ohio,
A Largo lot o superior Wrapping Paper, which
~. will be sold al very low prices.
Lancaster. march 81, 1859
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AFFLICTED
PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL House.

Established Is years ago, by DR.. Kinkelin, Northwest
corner of Third and Union streets, between
Spruce and Pine streets, Philadelphia.
Eighteen years of extensive & uninterrupted prac-
tice spent in this city, have rendered DIR X. the most
expert and successful practitioner far and near, In the
Treatment of all diseases ofa private nature, Persons
afflicted with ulcers upon the body, throat or legs,
pains in the head or bones, mercurial rheumatism,
structures, gravel, disease arising from youthful ex-
cesses or Impurities OF the blood, whereby the con-
stitution has become enieebled, are all treated with
success.
He who places himself under the care Of DIR. K,
may religiously confde in his honor as a g~entlcmanp
and confidently rely upon his skill as a physiciaAt
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by a cer-
tain Practice indulgedin-a habit frequently learned
from evil companions or at school-the effects OF
which are nightly felt, even when ASLEEP, and destroy
both mind and body, should apply immediately
Weakness and constitutional debility loss Of musculaU
energy, physical lassitude and general prostfstion,
irritability and all nervous affections, indigestions,
sluggishness Of the liver, and every disease in any
way connected with the disorder Of the provocative
functions cured, and iull vigor restored.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23

Window Glass.
SABOXES City Brand, just received at
wv ri, b. HUNTER & ca
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urs5OO -
HoBENSACKs WORM SYRUP.

An article founded upon scientific principles, COM
pounded, with purely vegetable substances. being
lender infant with decided beneficial effect, where
boueIcomplaiRfS and d~iarrhGGhaye made them weak
and debilftated, the tonic p operties OF my worm
syrup are such, that il stands without an equal In the
catalogue Of medicines in giving tone and strength to
the stomach, which makes il an i~nfallable remedy for
those afflicted with dyspepsia, the astonishing cures
performed by this syrup after physicians have failed,
Is the best evidence Of Its superior efficacy over all
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23

-
VNllStrIly and most wonderful Medicine has been
successfully used in Europe and Asia. for many
years, and is warranted to give immediate relief and
most speedy cure for BtoNcHTrts, SoRE rHRoAr.
AsTnMA, Coins. PULMONARY Construction, and ali
Affections Of the Lungs and Breath. Consumption is
often cured in the first stages; and oven in the WORST
stages, greatrelief may he had
70 Ministers, Singers aud Public speakers,
They are invaluable, as in two hours they remove ali
voice aud enable them TO speak or sing clear and dis
tlnct. They are convenient TO carry in the pocket to
take talltlmes--havea most pleasant taste, and are
purely vegetable.
a. No one lDouldbe Vi1oetthem tftaey kneIs Their
true USlue-L1
For sale by q, kaufmsn and +. L. Slocum, Lancas-
ter; J, Warner, AInands; P. Hane, Pleasantyille; j. L.
bratan New salem; Burt'et and Frey, Winchester;
James Burs, Pickerington: A. Mithof, Rockville; ]. p.
and Geohegah, Baltimore.
Who are also Agents for the celebrated Jew David's
or Hebrew Pastor.
u -None are at:SuINE unless signed +. TAYLOR,
on tho top Of each box. Feb "a, 1853.
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Received at the Philadelphia Com. Store,
THIS-DAY, Two Cases LADIES' DRESS BON
Il NETS ofail cOlors. Made by the most fashion
able Miliner in the United States Call and see.
Lancaster, April -, 1853.
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II. b, HUNTER Il CO.,

fhL.D Gov. Java and Rio Coffee, Few Orleans Su.
~ gar, Philadelphia crushed do, New Orleans Mo.
lasses, Sugar house and Golden Syrup at
May D. II. B HUNTER co
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MOOR Mats, Brooms, Sugar buckets. covered
- Boxes, otc.. at HsB.. HUNTERS co.
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M WIN.

EAssAM FOR TIE LUNGS,
FOR THE CURE OF
Consumption, Decline, Asihins. Bronchitis Wasting
oithe Flesh, Night Sweats. Splitting ofBlood, HooP-
ing Cough, Difficulty Of Brsathing, Colds, Coughs,
l%nhusnza. Phthisic, Pain in the Side, and all
Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs.
100000 EDWARD
is ron A BETTER RECEIPT.
IT CONTAINS NO OPIUM. CALoMEL. OR
MINERAL POISON!
And Is SAFE for most delicate Chtldl
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT.

which In all diseases or arrangements Of the ftunle fnma
o6stIuetions. diiisgiies, painful transformations, &e,. kae
effected n cure. This root b indigenous 10 unF soil, and found
In large quantities, und as q medicinal property, sianda with
out an eQual !; II forms one Of the compounds IN The prepara-
To health by is nse.
For the relief Of all Sympathetic Diseases attendant on prex.
nancy IL aliaye those distressing and painlai, troubles which
ofton occur both TO married. ind unmarried females, and n.
move. those periodical obstustons which arise from takina
cold, SC. - .t ~
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT, Baioas Dia.
nNs sS NIsni SEeets, Weakneas, De-, for all those disea.ss -
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PRICE % NTS EACH
AGENTS.

Wholesale agents for Ohio, J. C C. BRAKnn1
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DIR. LOCOCK,s pULMoNIC wAFERs.
-rA1 ~
EALE
(,


M5o-GAz ~D-sSovz=z
OF THE AGE.
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Prepared by DIR. g. NJ. jackson,
AT TIE GERMAN MEDICINE STORF
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

,hiekets. and the tribe is fast verging 70 extine-
ton. They are too. weak pecPle-one Of Ma
ture's freaks--and destined not to pcsPe,uats
their race. Few colonists have seen them; and
although il is known that few still linger in
the mountains. these are rapidly dying away.
and will soon become a tradition Of an elvish
race Of old.
The two individuals above mentioned were
carried to England from the Cape Of Good Hope
two or three years ago. and have become dones.
ticated in English family. The Mosning
Chronicle, from which We take these particulars.
describes these little Earhmen a boy and a
girl. the former, fourteen and the latter sixteen
years Of age, and complete little fairies" in
appearance. The boy 10 ,hreo feet and three
inches and half in height the sisl triflc taller.
Their skin is brightest and most transparent
bronze and as smooth marble. In form the
little ereasute Psrfect--the;r dsl;es.s limb:
standaS oue II the most graceful symmetry, aud
every motion instmct with the untausht ease Of
nature. The faces, although decidedly African
in feature. are full Of sweetness and good humor.
with an expression Of archness and intelligence.
They are named Martins and Flora. In
their savage state they fed on locusts. ant-eggs.
and such small game they could take. Un.
til they were carried to England they had no
idea Of God or any supreme power. AT pres
snt they have been taught some Of the customs
Of civiliz zed life, and able to speak little
English words. to sing little popular airs, and
the frs, Of Earthmen-,o play little airs on q
piano.
Few sights are more interesting to . thinking
person than that Of the last Of a race Of human
beings the point Of being blotted out from
the face Of the earth. The individuals in ques-
ton seem to constitute one Of the most ansma-
lous forms Of our species that have ever yet
been brought 10 the notice Of the naturalist or
the ethnologist 1t is to be hoped that further
light will be thrown on their history BY scientific
researches.
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|. So2 - the VVor1G1
ssss PERRY DAVIS,
Pam KILL e 3
~ FOR sks exs;re syssfesf;oa> IF ~ Pain.-
sss y INTERNAL AND IETERNAL REMEDYs ss
B s,s,sse ssyAAals sssrAs ss wr1ssrr nii ssesse4
ss swesty. Eve eent Bottle will Dc ers cesyises
ysssf ias efScsey. ihss ~ m sdvestisv-
1Ns y4s s asnss Sn the ~ eslos fA#
|. 1T IS WHAT ITS NAME DENOTES
fs,s. a., !. a. FAM Kl1LEGa. ssssa7
ssSiss eonpfsisss. VI: Chiis and Fever. choers.
Chesse Nesbees Dtssshes. ssvers 1ssss. Dyspepsia.
az xs .:s3.. ss: c.s. dD1s
Ieeta AeAss Cssnps ss5 spsstss. Rhssassi'm. Pains
: e 9ssk 80 Side ,:t :. g. eas ether cenpIaa's
IN rssease eve~pAlet efs sexuiss sxest snd r-sd the
tsytieey q ssns q shs mos, ss:p-ci.bs ctsens of
ss,s = = g ss,ss - a:s t-'' Killer has
OPINION or THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG
= oI3T3 or CINCINNATI.
". - sAss CsxciSsArr, Oct. 26. ls4S.
wsshs ssSesS9.ss. Dreegi'ts Of this city. have
aess ceqss;sss! wish a:d sold for year two pas.
80 article u Family Medicine known PERRY
EDAvIS' VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. and We
Ewsst aee es pablo shss in every Instance, far
is,ssssss We e.n rseom%.Dd j. to the public as
- sstiels Of GREAT MERIT AND VIRTUE In
dssd. we never knew an article Of Medicine become
deseSvedsy poPulsr in short tne which 10 proved
BY ihe fact Of is extensive ssie and constantly in
eIe.'ing demand. Signed
! - u IeTks u H. Bates, w ade, EckSteIn d Co,
Chss. Collins, 8. II. Parviu, Abba ZeIler,
f.. b. Hinmsn, L. Scoviii, ]. & C.. Reakirt.
J. d. Doughty. Allen & Co, W.. NJ. Gordon,
w. H. Harrison e. Co.
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN PAIN KILLER.
The name Pain Killer belongs exclusively to the
Proprietor Of thi. Medicine That right has been
Gently sustained by court of law. aud any person
found selling article by that and not Of the
manufacture Of PERRY DAVIS & SON, will be
prosecuted. BEWARE!
| Of all limitations of the Genuine PAIN KILLER,
such the "California Pain Killer" and many other
worthless nostrums that offered for sale the
putation of the genuine article. Buy Of regular
agents. and be get the Genune Perry Davis
Pain Killer. Sold by agents in every town and viii
! iage in the West.
! Principal Office for tho sale Of the Genuine Perry
Davis Pain Killer. in the Southern and Western
States No. College Building, Cincinnati, Ohio.
IN. HARRIS, T. CO. Proprietors.
| Sold by A. & o. C Potts. Richmond, and agents
generally through the West.
| June 49, 1858. 27tf
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s.SPEED THE PLOW."
MI
MANASNATNNMA NNNMSs
BEARD Z SINEX

MANUFACTURES Of the celebrated Em pire
lVl Premium Steel klOv, Sub-Soh Pow,
Steel Corn PIows, Cultivators. Horse Hoes. Seed
Drills. Corn Planters. Corn Shelters. Cider Mills, &c,
&c. Dealers in every variety Of AGRICULTURAL AND
HoRrICULrURAL Implements.
Machine Work anA RePnlr5og.
Having fitted upa Machine Shop in connection with
o.r Steam Power. and engaged the services Of Mr..
WM ID. WILSON. an experienced machiniss. pre-
Pssed 10 do all kinda oG 6ainG ssisisG, hor
ing. turning and repairing At short notice and 10
Pssies ss.ssnaGs~s.-4=---~--~vxnE RnA3i 0lMRx -
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89ANA4 AS8S1Su8A q
l. Main ST., Richmond,
Ind, still coatinues to man
ufaeture, to eraer, every
variety of Plsin,snd Orna-
mental Tonb-Stones, Nloa-
ufnents, &c., &C., of the
latest style, and most beau
t0al patterns.
~ He takes pains in
infsr1ning his friends that
he will cell - cheap, lnoi
. liffls ehssfsr, for ready
cash, than can b bouRhi
In the Stata.
His work l. warranted
equal to any made in the
West, and perfect sseisfsc.
,tion Guara1teed. i"
The public are invited
- eall and examine hid
stock and specimens.
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The Fable OF the k3aia Drop.

There once O farmer who had q large
field Of corn;-he plowed it and planted tho
corn, and narrowed it and weeded il with great
care. and on this field he depended for the sup
port of his family. But after he had worked so
hard, he saw the corn begn TO wther and drooP
tor want Of rain. and thought he should lose
his crop. lie felt very sad. end went out every
day to look at his corn. and see if there WAS
any hope Of rain.
One day as he stood there looking At the sky.
and almost in despair. two little rain drops up
in the clouds his head saw him. and ono
said to the other, Look at that poor farmer; I
feel sorry for him; he has taken such pains with
his field Of corn. and now it is all drying up;
| ! wish could do him some good
Yes said the other. but 20! are only hs.
even one hllock.' st s5--sa "a
.Well,' said the first. 10 be ssve ean's do
much; but can cheer the farsses. Ntae. 8
any ysss, and am resolved 70 do my bssti III
81 y. 6 :. =: ss;d e :sss y sssaa [ ..s :
went .she rain drop. ana came P6t 0Us1NV~s1ss
mer's nose. and fell on one stalk Of corn.-
Dear nbe,' sajd the fasmes. putting bis finger
to his nose, .whae,s fhat1 a rain arop. Where
did that drop eoms ffomi do believe % shall
The first rain drop hsd no sooner started for
the field, than the second said. We'll, If ron
60 believe will 60 tcs 90 here come; and
down dropped the rain dsop on another stalk.
By ihis time great many rain Drops had
we're taking shout; .. @ ssd vaea MY s.sy ssssd ,.sm
cad saw them coming % Chssr ths fssmes sad
waser the corn. one of them said: III
1t you're going gaon such Z god srTand. III
70 soes snd dowa y eame. eAnd g. said snoa-
q; .and ~. ,aadsl, s-spd II and . -. IN ;
whole .ho.sr e .aehs ceaae. 80 - corr yss
casse the FIRST linIs nh drop dssssniasd 10 .
4 QA0k % cO0l0s t5se1. 81
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0enern1 OcaIcgp ~ ~ AE119e - y 01les =
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SS1SsS - esso 80 sssasSs eg,oa..3,1. ~ q
Tr6s e6risg eay ssssk = The tssuese -
v1S7re eusse3ves ae svsey N1tlEie s9le saaA %
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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-19

Among the revolving exhibitions il
the thrifty village of New York is a
woman that weighs over 700 pounds
Her keepers charge couple of shil.
lings for sight Of this shocking mass
of obesity-unhealthy bloated woman
who ought to be kept out Of sight OF
all save her physicians A lady with
heavy mass Of beard upon her face
an unnatural and unfortunate bunch
of hair, is also exhibited. She. too,
should avoid public exhibition Of
her misfortune, if indeed she be a
woman Barnum claims that she is
and we presume that his word will
not be questioned in case like that.
Another sight is sleeping man that
cannot be Awakened poor, feeble,
emaciatcd creature who should be
carefully nursed and not exhibited.
The people should frown upon all ex-
hibitions in which the nisfortunes and
diseases of human beings are set up
for specializing purposes
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-19

RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT AT THE
FIVE PolNTs.-For some weeks past
considerable excitement has been ex-
istipg in The neighborhood Of the
Mission House at the FIVE points, in
consequence Of numbers of Roman
Catholics assembling in front of the
house, and enticing children to leave
the school of Rev, Mr.. Pease, and
enter a school lately started in the
vicinity, by one or more clergymen
Of their own sect. Occasionally on
Sundays, crowds Of several hundreds
of persons have congregatcd in front
Of the Mission House, and serious
disturbance has been apprehcnlad.
A man ramed Bartholomew Smith,
who has been one of the chief dis
turbers, as is said, was ARRESTED
yesterday, aud held to bail in $500
to charge Of assault upon Mr. A
S,onelake, AN assistant in the school.
Yesterday, "a serious riot was appre-
bened, and force Of police were
on duty near the Mission House to
prevent tn. Y. E1p.