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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06

II
/ Richland County, opposition and near
PTuirie du Bay, having their
-LAM-I--E--n-a-a@
In complete running order, give notice that
they can furnish to order any amount of Hard
Wood Lumber, not exceeding 10000 feet per
day.
House Builders, Carpenters and Joiners, Wa
gon- Makers and Cabinet Makers can be sup
piled with
Any Kind of Saved Lumber,
used in their line. Most all kinds needed will
be kept constantly on hand, SO that persons can
come right along with their teams. We expect
to sell at the Very AovEest Rates.
These Mills are owned by Rogers & Wise,
Wayne s. Woodward, and Rogers & McCord,
and are Superintendent by the owners. In the
hrst-named Mill. there is one run of stone for
GRINDING CORN E. ROGERS,
O. WISE.
J. WAYNE,
]. WOODWARD,
e. ROGERS.
208-tf ID. McCORD,
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Inland TRANSFORMATION.


Also, on Shipments of Goods, Wares and
Merchandise, per good vessel or vessels, be-
tween New Orleans and Eastern ports--be-
tween New Orleans and other Gulf ports--be-
tween all American ports and English or Eu-
re pean ports, or to any other maritime port
whatsoever in the Atlantic waters, against the
PeriIs of the Seas.
AT RATES OF PREMIUM AS Low AS THOSE
OF ANY OTHER RESPONSIBLE INSTITUTION.
GThe attention of Merchants is especially
requested to the superior advantages and con-
venienee OF insurance at home, under an 60
PEN PoLIcY," covering shipments by specific
endorsements, or under s'CoNTRAcT Policy, p
covering all shipments whatever during any
agreed period--at current rates Of premium
charged ,-by other Companies--for account OF
applicant, ''or whom it may concern.'' Los
ses promptly adjusted under the supervision of
the undersigned local Agent, and payable in
bank funds, ON the spot, or if desired, at New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charles
ton, New Orleans, st. Louis. Lousvilee, P it's
burg, or any other point IN the United States.
For further information respecting rates of
premium, etc., apply to the undersigned
0. COLE, Potosi, .fgent,
POT For Grant County.
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Loss BY DAMAGE OR FIRE.

Also, on Dry Goods, Groceries. Manufactu-
red Goods. Produce, Household Furniture, Live
Stock; and every other description Of Merchan-
die and Personal Property, shipped or to be
shipped per good Steamboat or boats, to and
from points on the Western Waters, or between
Eastern Cities (via. Lakes or other inland
route,) and any town in the Western country,
against the hazards of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06

'10Qa CALLS. STONE-WARE. As
i UUOsorted Crooks, Jars, Churns, Jugs.
Sc AIso-A fresh supply of Groceries, re.
S S.are nv - ID. T. PARKER.
T,,ne 80 IA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06

WE DAt1E HEAR OF the most astonishing cures
4 being effected by the great and popular medicine
4 HE Ecauiue II. G FARRELL'S ARABIAN LINE
|D.ENF' and we can truly say, from cur own know
*ecge' Tint no medicine ever discovered has per
performed the same wonderful cures, that it has
ON N man end beast, and it is equally COED foi
9TH which makes 1t so iIuly valuable. 1t is there
~ taisd ~ the suffering as the greatest blessing
INC age, and no one would ever allow himself to
without this sovereign balm, who had once wit
'Seo us magic power over disease, and its won
'iu potency in reiieeing pain, however severe, in
{" m'Hptes' time. We earnestly desire you 70
IA upon the agent who will furnish vou, free of
s "'se' small book containing, besides other val
<s% oe information, large list of certificates Eom
'H! 81 'Ae most respectable persons, OF cures eff
'ed ~ 'hls celebrated medicine, which surely are
oush 10 convince the most sceptical of its trans
ndent virtues. We notice several certificates of
e"ma''sm cured after the patient had suffered ev-
'''"'g OH death for five to twenty years. Also
Us u pa'ay us, OF loss Of use OF the limbs where
neSh had ~ithered, leaving nothing apparently
''"'S 'Aa' Their FRIENDS LOOKED UPON THEM A.
LED while physicians pronounced them BEYOND
HUMAN EFFORT to relieve. It is the most eff
cious remedy known for buns, sprains, wounds.
uses chil'bains, neuralgia, toothache, bites Of in
IS and reptiles, sore throat, sore or veal, eyes.
a0's' sun pain, ETC., ETC.; and is used with I'M
Il loaeo success in most ofthe ailments Of horses
'a'"e' such as sweeuy. farcy, sprains, bruises.
mus sun neck and joints, lameness, swellings.
a CT chates, sore eyes, partial blindness. &C.
''u u the beginning of fiStula. poll-eyil. ling.
ana SPAWN, 1t wi : invariably stop their fnr
Progress Every family should keep this val
"'sN'''ne On hand' ready for any emergency.
Looh oUi fer Counterteitsl
PUSl'c are cautionedagainst another counter
T'-., naS ia'ely made IFS appearance, called
- faiFeiPS Arabian Liniment, the most DANCER.
al the counterfei,s, because his having the
at. many viii buy it in good faith with
SSIo"ledse that acounterieltexists. and they
Snaps only discover their error when the suu
n. ' -.N'l! mas wrought its evil effects.
rpn .I article manufactured only by H. G.
,,i,t NJ 'Hvensor ans proprietor and wholesale
appicatinns' - Man-si, Peoria, Illinois, to whom
sue vo, ,.s, ~, Ageiries must be addressed
.tbn. y !, VITA he letters H. G. before Far
M ,u.aa--H' e. FARRELL,S--and his s;rnat,,,o
dd br - Z vi all Others are counterfeits.
Etown. ~ 81 - raFGeT, lancaster; David stewart
bd, F.,nIi;n 'a'sF Gi'en. Wingvine; VIM. H.
autbo- 4nni A. Palmtr, Muscoda, and by regu-
s. Price , ~ asehts 'hr,ughout the U. States.
GRNrs -, a NV % cent. and 81 per bottle.
ct in the I- IN Sd insvery town, village and
FestabIishes'' ecu states in which one is not al
npanied Win acre. aesFess H. G. Farrell as above.
FEASIBILITY. &r SOO0 reicence as to character,
Deo Y. G4t-25
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II T.s. a. TpTr.es
New Goods Aga'H!!
AT
Alcorns Cheap Cash Store.
CHEAp as FvEp

g TIE People ,raV bug Goods achere then can
bay cheap. This is fixed fact, and as a con-
sequence the subscriber has just returned WITH
a second supply of well-selected Goods, adap-
ted to the various tastes and wants of this com
munity, which are now ready for the inspec-
ton of the people, and will be sod cheap.
Low prices and the Cash principles are wor-
king ri hit.
To New CoNERs-I would Simply say, one
call will convince you. Old settlers are con-
vinced long ago JOHN ALCORN. [205
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The undersigned has been furnished with
blank policies, signed by the officers of the
Company; also with blank renewal receipts,
for continuing policies already issued, and is
duly authorized and prepared, as Agent of said
Company, to make assurances for any period
Of time, not less than one month nor greater
than years, upon buildings or their contents,
occupied as Dwellings,, Stores, Warehouses,
Churches, Hotels, Baaiss, Court Houses, Cole
ges, &C., &c., and their contents against
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-07-06
Powder! POwder!!

ID IFLE and Blasting Powder ga first-rate
III article. Just received, and for sale cheap
at the Peoples Store. D. T. PARKER.
June 10, 1853.
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[. uFnDer Il office.

TIME subscribers, OH Richland Greek, in
4 Rchland County, opposition and near
| PIftirie GiL Rnfl. havino their
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Office 9TH Eaton Forge md Clinton
Plank Road oHpnnV. (
Particular No';ce.

THE m ,rr.gneI having determined
l. urcn col>ng his establishment in this
citv. for the purrosr If moving t. Stony
POM. woull resrcctfu " in lie all those
indented 70 him to se''lr ih' If accounts on
or before the lst Of January 1874
From that date. no account VIII be made
as all sales will be exclusively for ca h.
All the leading and staple articles. ar-
pertaining 10 tire grocery business, will he
sold at the lowest market prices. A large
and varied assor' IN Ct shelf goods. such
Crockerv. Cutlery. Wines. ro'dea's. sweet
Meats. &c, &c. will b, sold at snail adj
vance.
Al goods remaining or ard on the first
Of May next will be cl,s,d ont at arc'l'n
without reserve. Al,o for sac, tie lease
ard fixtures Of the store and dwell ing now
occupel nv him: said lease has four years
to run from February next
nov 90. s F. BLANCHARD.
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JOHN MlTcuELL.-The New Yorl

JOHN MITCHELL Ue WV A'I
Herald of the 22d contains lengthy
letter from this distinguished gen.
,lemen, written to Thomas D. Reiley.
his former editorial associate, in which
he details the particulars of his escape
from Van Dieman's Land. Mr.. Mitch
ell remarks that it would have been
quite an easy matter to escape from
the island ii he had violated his
ticket of leave, but to avoid diShonor.
and vet to succeed, was the diihc'il =.
In the letter he gives his reasons for
making the attempt to escape to tn"
American republic-h $ worship OF
whose principles did not begin in his
exile. He stood up for this country
when it was nssailed by O'Conncll,
many years ago, in his native land.
He was the first man there, in modern
times, who declared republicanism ;
and now, he naturally seeks refuge
from tyrauts through the ever open sane
tuary door of or grand republic
mighty nurs: ng-mothcr of Liberty and
u,tica cradle Of Gods evangclists
Of vengeance ~
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~ Glcason's Pictorial, and the
New Years Brother Jonathan, are
en- our table from tho literary depot
Of Mccormick & Go. Nee. & Co.,
spear no pains or expense TO get the
latest works carly; and their stock
now on hand. embraces valuable
collection of English, French, and
American standards. and light liter
airy works.
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ALA HoAx-The martyrdom Of

ALA HoAx-Thc martyrdom Of
a little Norwegian boy named lycrson,
at Chicago, for refusing TO steal, turns,
out to be hoax, and akin to the
'.pious frauds" chronicled among The
superst.ioas Of old. A boy Of this
name, however, was drowned. and a
jury Of his own countrymen, mostly
decided thai his death was purely ac-
ciden.al. We derive these facts from
the Chicago Tribune. The sum Of
$1,000 had been collected to build a
monument TO the supposed martyr.
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Church N..ticc.

THE War,.cns Of ST. Joseph's Church,
l. b, ing deslrous # proceeding with the
compile ion o! the New Catholic Chuch.
would beg leave 10 call the attention OF all
those indebted t, said Church. either tol
rent oi Pews. subscriptions or othervi,e.
that they v ill be called upon soon, by Mr.
Antoine lrjo, collector for said Church,
OF by the itev. Father Iavais. who has
kindly u.!erc his assi-ta1c-. in the above
mentioned o!jec: Ii. V. BABiN Sec'ry.
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A man with huge mous'ace, pre-
s,nted 'lims IL as u witness before tie
grand jury Of a county in Illinois.
The fireman WAS a gentleman Of srong
prejudice, ard evinced d peculiar an
iipathy to such appendages, as he di-
rected the witness to pass on, remark
ing "tbat he would not believe man
under oath who carried such things on
lis face"
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r N conformity with the Chatter Of this
i Com, any, an election for seven direc-
fors. to 81. sc for the ENSUING wear. W u he
held at the office Of p A. Wa ker, Esq,
on Monday. perernler 18th 1859, under
the SUI e,insen.lance of II. 7. Wadeill. W.
F. TunuaId and Eugene sno,,e. Commits
SioncrS. BY order Of the Board d
dec / I'd ALFaRD SHIPPERS, Seciy.
.43rordle copy 81
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no The new census OF the United

10 The new census OF the Cnl'cd
States will shortly he on., aud show us
some Statistics Of our own Stale, in
reference to eduea ion; Which will
serve as an ofs't TO our credits Tor
railroad aud other enterprises. Our.
white Population shows 255, 49l, OUT
Of which u ,22l n0Gres do not ether
read or write. New York with over
100000 (nearly twelve times as
great as that Of Louisiapa) and u very
large foreign population. exhibits
about $1,000, devoid oflhc rudimeuts
OF Education This fat nigh. we'll
serve as texts for Editors for a time
at least until heir is war to annex
some still more ignorant p'ople to the
republic, whose foundation is said to
be based in the intelligence of its Gil.
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DIR. OLIVER WENDELL UoLMEs.-

DR.. OLIVER Wendell UoLMEs.-
This parsonage is now dosing !he New
Workers with lectures on the poets o!
the nineteenth century. No doutd
poets are a set of wicked fellows, hu'
we really do not think they deserve
20 hard fate us to be criticised by
Holmes. After showing 10y extracts
from Wadswor,h and Byron nhat
p,etry should be, he finishes his lee
ture bv showing ,c!tat 1t s'toald nof
be, by reciting somv OF his own co'a
POSITION.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-03

LONE STAR CONVENTION ON the
first of next month a Contention o.
the Grand Lodge Of the Lone Sia'
Order of the Sons of Freedom, vii
lie held il New York city. l. is said
that d .lega,cs from England and ter.
nlauy have already arrived, and I;
large number of delega es are expect.
ed from other parts OF Europe. 81
Domingo, Cuba, Sandwich laland
and Tahiti.
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Tnn MoRrALlrY Anoxo rHk OP-

THs MORTALITY Anoxo THE O7-
r,crRs OF THE AnMy.-Thir'y-one
Of he niue hunderd officers OF the
United 5tates army have died off since
the first Of January last. This. in
time Of peace, is very large per
centage Of deaths, proving beyond
question the hazardous nature OF the
services they are Of all times called TO
rendsssto their country. $50 Il q
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To Sportsm

YHE Undersigned offers to the sporting
/ community d very choice article Of
supertine sporting powder" of Dnpon s
manufacture. put up il handsome tin can-
ni>ters ofu''e pound each. at the low prlce
of fifty cents This powder is guaranteed
to be fully ten per cent better than that
reiailed from Kegs. and for convenience and
sa ETY., particularly recommends itself to
s;orismen'e notice.
A good supply always on hand.
dec lily JosHUH BsAI-'
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New \ 0ucrti5em en5i.

NOTICE FOR PROpOSALs--Propos-
IN ais will be received until Thursday
he 18th inst. at o'clock r. NJ. for the
Frame work, and enclosing the New Cath
olic Church Proposals to be delivered to
VIM $. Pike. Esq. at the La. State Bank,
where the Plan, Work in drawings, and
specifications can be seen. OH or alter Tues
day h~Xt, IL Y. BABlN, SecTy.
Dec. 3rd ID
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rrAt the Clarendon Hotel, New
York, male walters have leen super
cerded by females. Til is decided
improvement in the progress of things.
Is i, no. more agreeable to have tim,
and bright eyed damsels to anticipate
the wants at table, than to have the
grnif voices of males, to sing ont
What will you have, sir at every
new cource Of coarcc it is. ~
small regmentj Of neat Lasses in pink
gowns and whi'c aprons, add poetry
10 the recreation Of the table, and
make the music of moving disc :.
more pleasing TO the ear. A feast
with femaninc waters for the gacst>.
makes real, the poetic phrasa-"lt Is
Il seas. Of reason, and the soul
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Court Notice.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PeriSh
ef EaH B0;0n Rou &c.

If EaH B0i0n R0uge.
ET VIRTUE OF an order from the Hon.
y Wm B. Robertson. Judge OF the 9th
judicial District OF the State OF louisiana
Notice rs, hereby given to all whom II
may concern, hat a special term of The 9th
judicial District Colr, of the State o!
louisiana in and Ior the Parish of East
Baton Rouge, will be held at the Court
Hose Of SAID Parish, on Monday the ninth
day Of January. next, A.. D tlSjl) Eighteen
;itndred and Fifty four, it icing the 2Ed
Monday of said month. by The aforesaid
Ju !ge--,o Transact all business, Civil AID
Criminal. and to try all cases - il the term
we're a regular term OF sad Court, lw 18th
jury) u. V. BABlN, Sheriff.
i;eccmber 2nd 1913
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-03
Ayispour dcs Propositions.

DROiUsii tUNS scia reeu Jusqu a jeudi
L le 15nr couIaGt a heuFes de lapies
midi, pour i'ouvr &c de charpentre ct en-
clolre dc 'es!i.e catholique nenf. Les pro-
positions seront teposee avec NJ. @m. ;.
Pike. Ia B anche lie la Ranque de la Lonl-
siane; on lie plan. Outrage. des,in ct specl-
tcariors Ieut ere we. sur on apes Mardi
proclaim. le courant ii. V. BAB!N,
der3.D Secreairc.
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Avis de I,Eglise.

T ES Marguiiier de rt.gIi>e lie St. Joseph
IL te.i,e de procedc a Accomplishment
de l'Fglise Catalogue neut demande Dap
peler lie soin cenx qni doivaut Ia dIte
Egli>e. soft pour IL revenu des Bancs, abon.
nement on autre chos quill sero bieniof
so!icie par NJ. Antoine P,jol, Collector
de la dite Egiise. or par lie REV. ! ere La
,ais gui a voiontaifement otf:rt son assis-
lance da,,s lie slsdiie otiet.
dec3-i-o H. V. BABiN, Sec.
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CORRESP ONO ENC E.
New ORlEAYs. Nov. 20 h 1854.

w
Tue WEATHER. --EOr several days
past, our streets have been ut times
flooded will, water, they have swarm
in mud. a large-quaa'iiy Of rain.
! has fallen aud the weather is still
dark, gloomy and wet. On Sunday
l saw a SNAIL lake got up. ID short. or
der on St. Chasles Street, extending
back from Poydrass rs far as ,Lafay-
cite Square. snd on Poydrass Opposite
the Delta office, a small sea INSTRUCTED
t,ot nayigators for several hours
To-day MS one hurries along, his foot
will often press down, suddenly, the
corner of brick or thin flag, from be-
meath which he receives II small jet OF
mud aud water, SO well mixed and SO
equally proporiionpd, that before he
has gone many squares he needs clean
pair OF pants aud boots.
AMrsEMEN1s.--S Since the advent of
that popular fellow Dan Rice, aud bis
IiIPpouioIue tueTc Has UGH ~ tse'Hits
and life IN the Museum and theatrical
world o! this city, that did not before
exist. The Museum IS III iuli blast
now with its curliosities for the day,
performances FOR the night.
The ST. Charles has been opened
tor two Or three weeks. ohs me a"'ai-
ences there, have been generally
small, when We remember how fnll to
overi,owiug lis winter seasons have
hitherto Witnessed. Mss L. Logan Is
HE Star on the boards OF ST Charles.
and II Star too worthy OF far better
support than she gets from her theat-
zeal companions IN thl> cl'y. 1 have
witnessed many OF her representations
and although one can now and
hen detec1 slight fault IN speech
gesture or look, yet rs Il Whole, she
: not surpasse, in all she undertakes
~ any actress on the AMERICAN stage
Win Mss Logan. arc MessfS. 'a'iliso'l
Maggie and Maedorks. 1he iolmef OF
hese gen'l'mcn. has some no'"'fy
Srowing out OF the Cotsiels, Forrest
st. Clair case, a few years ago. solhe
u or journals seem inclined TO p"ii
MIN, End even declare That he Is a
great actor, DE &c. lmay not lie
capable OF giving proper "plNHohs UP
m such matters, but Il my ideas are ut
III RATIONAL tor The suiJtef. am tar
rom tlnnking him, All actor o. rcTy
great merit. Here Is il Ha""cfas"'
~ an effort to tmtfa'e some cHe Csc
N most all OF his acilons, and III ms
delivery. lhis VIII mar the best
performance many Times, ana leave
upon the minds Of the audience an
idea, qnite different from that designed
o be Impressed npon them by the ac.
or In no nHtance yer, has Mr.
)amison PLAYED up TO Miss Logan
and We IN her place | wonld close
my ergage ment as soon AS possible
md % where there was 13leW ana
crPcfience enong' to support me-
>iI. should do this tor her own rpu'
alton as an artlst. whose peerless
,ho bo.,ds t,,,n she has vet received
hare Vet Notwithstanding the pooi
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The SEA, IS well as air, is free and
common tang to all and a particular
nation cannot pretend to have the
right to tho exclusion Of all. others.
without Violating the rights Of nature
and public usase.-Q~een Elizabeth.
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ry- Mr.. Barney Williams md lady
will shortly aprear on the stage at the
St. Charles Theatre New ORGANS.
They left New York the Goth ult., on
board the Empire City.
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ANOTHER ,ARnesr FOR AN At

TEMPTED FRAUD ON THE Pension
BuREAu.-The Commiss oner OF Pen
sons has information of the arrest OF
WIN. G Cautrell of Tennessee, unde,
a charge Of forging the names Of ply
sicians toa certificate of disability in
the case of an application for an inva-
lids pension, and also the name Of the
magistrate before whom the medical
men are represented to have sworn
The proof against him is positive.
Hi9rime. is punishable ly copGne-
.mei,t in u States prison for term Of
years no: exceeding ten.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-03

A FRENCH DoGBHREy.--The Mayor
of one Of the c0mNanHes of France
lately made mp the following entry
upon bis register:
Il. Mayor of -. found yesterday
in the forrest of -,a man by the
name IF Rollins, committing an ac'
against the laws. [ commanded him
TO surrender, whereupon he set upon
me, heapcd me with insult and con-
tune y, calling me ragmufiin, an ass,
and "A precious dolt, and scare-crow-
all If acAich 1 certify tn Lc true.
No doubt the certificate was qni'c
true. The Mayor will be written
down, as the ancient Dogberry anx-
iou>ly described to be, can ass" to all
in'ents and purposes, -RMlletin.
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Ea- Mr.. Otis II. Weed-a Boston
dealer in ice, has failed for $4,000,
and frozen over into the insolvent
court-Southern creditors have re-.
ceived the intelligence as "cold news
indeed"
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GOING LEcryRING.-The Utica
papers state that Judge Edmonds is
soon to deliver a cource of lectures on
Sp;ri,ualism in that city. The SYRIA
cn,e ppaers are anxious that he should
visit them also, believing such lee
lures would draw crowded houses.
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TVclch's Htppoaromc-the Last
Day.-.This unrivalled establishment
gave an entertainment las. n'gh', to
crowded canvass. They perform 'lils
afternoon, and tonight, for the last
time. It is more than worth the adj
mission, to listen to their sp!ended
brass band. The performance in the
ring, is such as to call forth in liyi 6
portraiture." the ancient games OF the
arena; and to give an ioea of the na'
tional sports of the Greeks, and R'-
mans; which aid history In impress
ing upon The mind, scenes Of by.sone
times, that it is an accomplishment
to speak and write Of, correctly.
The most fa,'edious s:rait;jackct
morals, Cannot object 10 any thing
portrayed by this establishment.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-03

n-Sone Of the Almanacs predict
cd total eclipse Of the sun, on the
3Oth u,to. If there was an eclipse
its darkness was not visible in this
region. It behooves the Almanac
makers to come together in consul
tation on this subject. If there aras
to have been an eclipse. and there
was none; something's wrong in tie
spiritual or physical universe. and for
future calculations it should be known
Immediately. Besides, it is a matter
Of some importance 1--WE presumc) that
"the people should know acAcrc the
world is going to, if it has got out OF
its orbit. If such be the fact, it will
depreciate the value of mathematical
ins,rumepts-upset future calculation,
and put Old father time himself into
a labyrinth Of pe'plexcties A con-
vention If Almanac makers. and As
trouomers should take place immedi.
atcly, at Cape lookout or some
other central position on the earth, to
enquire Into this matter.