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2 run NoRrH BalrlsH REvItW lf,ee church,.
4. THE WEST MINISTER REVIEW tLiterl
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tents is deyoted 10 pouca subjects. 1t ls ihe iieiap
character which gses them Their chief value, aud 90 mat
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class. Bnckwpod still under tho fathcty care OF Chuso
phe North, maintains its unren co'hny, ana at 'hl'
unusually aacuvc, from the serul works of buWci
6st no,,,r W ID. el,nn. boti o Great nfiiin and n
the Uned Statea. such wniss " The trNtons' ani
My New Novel; (huth by Buw1tD tihc Green u aud
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~ Fulton street. Enirauso "a Gold stfoctl Now York.
n o l.. ; n Go. have recently puhlIshcd aud have
now tor sale, The Farmers Gude,' by heury Stephens OF
Edinburgh und Prof Norton Of Ynie college New Haven,
complete IN vols royal octave, containing 1000 pages,
steel aud coo wood eugfayings. Free, binding
So 10 paper COVERS, for the mil, g.. .
QTihs work h the Old bunh Of the Farm, - laoi,
Reconstructed and thrown upun the market.
A Choice lot of Table Cutlery
may be sern SCOTT FIELDS.
May 10, 1853
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fVHE best auicis for Polishing BOOTS, SHOES aud
4 HARNESSES to be had, alec supetioI stove fonsh.
sold by SCOTT FIELD
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Gold and Silver Watches,

CONSTANTLY on hand at my store on state street. I'M
u ported my order, and consequently sell Them much
cheaper than bought elsewhere Cold htchesi ioe
6ne, OF 500 and upwards.
have few ofthose very heavy Railroad timers lot-a
Watch mpousd by myself expressly Tor that purpose ana nae
gained the preference over an others
Please AN and examine for Yourselves
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rTCAuTlONi Remember then, Parents mud an others,
that HOBENSACH'S WORM SYRUP is the only Mcdi-
that will eradicate Worms, with certainty aud
viii nut dsaeroe with the delicate stomach BE caie-
yau The genuine aee, aud that the signature
- J. \. HUBENSACk" Is on every bottle.
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TO the American Public.

STATEMENT or REV. T.. K. WARREN
Pastor OF thr 2l baptist Church. New London, C relative
Myers tN'ract vt Rock Rose
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Bradbury's Ncw-yOrk 81 Boston
PIANO FORTE WARE-ROOM,

10 NINVNUW n II INV OINN'
sd Dnos above Genital street,l
THE suh.crbsr has taken Rooms, aud mado ar
engagements 10 kecp selected assortment OF PiANos
Of most 81 the hest makers OF Boston aud New YORK.
rrOrdets tor new second hand Instruments BY any
good MIXERS wall be punoiuuiy AMI honotaby attended 10
at the lowest ptices. l.. g. bkADblhh'
semi ls5a g7;ly
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AGENTS.

MAcoLM CAMPBELL, 80. - Coeutic. SIP, n. Y.
ioLlt q 4 co, south Whaff burlington.
SMITH BRIGGS
FISHER, No i9i. River Street, Troy. y. Y.
A. VI hEHktMAN, n. & Depot, Usdeuslursh
thAs. sEi MOI u, Munueal.
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- stuasy fHcnmmtnl lhem 10 Ait tll u ittas. -
(signod) FREDERICK TURNER,
Copv ofa hrsr from M FaHsis 8raot II Breohouss 10
! than Rood Gtinbfo', datet Apu. 29h, ls5l


Copy Of nsr from M Fransis srHot Il Breal'uss 10
than ROOD, liinbfo', datot Apu. 29th. lr5l.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
sir. For TINA twenty gears VITO has boen sub
iect, from time, attacks OF uh lmmaon DO the
side, WIN shs Died ald ulstercd great
tent sill the pan cou not be removed Ahput years
ago saw the fapoGs, the wonderful effected by
your Pills Ointment, and thought ho would give them
tfaL To her gieat asousheut and deb ght she got
mediate relief from their use, Hnd anef prfseYeung
three weeks tho pain her side completed, cured aud
enjoyed health Tor the last four
lsignedl FRANCIS ARNOT.
These Pills should be used uintY with the Oiniment
most of the following cases;
Bad legs thiogutcet fttulas Sore throat
Rad Breasts Chilllatns Govt skin-dIseases
Burns Chappcd hands, 1ltndulai Ncurvy
Buuions CONS ison swoIlgs sore heads
Bite ct Mos Cancers Lumbago Tumo-s
chetohs a. Cuutractedaud pits Ulcels
Rheumatism
Sand Flies Sth Joints scads Wounds
Cocobay Elephaulases sore Nipples Naws
REDDING = Co., Boston, Mass, Agents for New England
Sold al the establishment Of Professor Hol oway 244
Strand ueat Temple BARI Loudon bY uii respectable
Druggists aud dealers In Medicines ihfoue hou the British
Enpire add those of the Uuon 90 Pots and Boxes at 81
cont. a. cent? aud so Wholesale by the principal drug
houses 10 the linton, and by hessrs -. & ". SANDS
New Eork, aud hy :. X. col ms, Monipciief Vt
There considerable saving akug hu larger sizes.
~ b, Directions for the guidance OF Pationis every
disorder affixed TO each box. e0;eOWly
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Take Particular Notice.

Young men aho have injured thomsclses by certain
practice indnieed ina habit frcquehuy leaned ifou eva
runnsuous schpolthe effects Of which nightly lett
when asleep, and destroy both mtud ana body should
sppy inmrdtcly. Weakness NOD constitutional debility
lp 30 phssca lassiiudo and geneta p s.
tatiu, instability n6G all Nervous affections ind seston
snsehness Of he vcr md every disease n way ron
with disorder of the pfocfcac functions cured
and foil viguf restored.
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FINE PRINTING.

EEt~ Nlucty OF colofed Printing Inks snd
k-'sH fue catds aud Note Papers last received
HTTkss suitable for hne Pnnung Of eseiy desorip.
Ers+E, tion.
haessS 01y- Orders Tor Cards, Handhl.. Cats.
f9-aS logurs Blanks, Notes, &c &C. nronttly
y --fII attended 60, dndat reasonable fates.
r. ?. " altoona son.
IT,.
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PNNNOikI I =.
Myers ENtyuca of Rock Rose !
PURYryER OF THE BLOOD,

In nSsiunble Remedy ioi al sCROFULUs DISEASES
indigesuon Salt Rheum, Sick Htudlchci Nunker
Nursing Sore Mouth and General Deb'iy,
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Piano Forte Empnrium,

OO sive sud varied assortment OF r. sEWoDnflANO
FORrEs pla aud ornamental elegant patterns, elaborate
y carved, and highly finished, with pearl keys, all ui our
manufacture rud warranted In every particular can
be fund at our Waro-rooms 36l Broadway, Ncwfok.
sep h. 1870 Iy BENNETT 4 TO.
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AFFECTED READ!!
MEDICAL HOUSE,

y
n w. Corner of Third and Union streets,
between Spruce Pine sueeis,l
PhiladeI phiR.
FIFTEEN wears and uninterrupted practice
spent in this city, have rendefed Ia. k!NkELlN the
most expert and successfu practitioner far and in the
treatment Of ali diseases of private Datue. Persons al
acted ulcers upon the body throat legs pains 10
The head bones mercura heumaus, stucutes. gravel
diseases arising youthful eNces-cs imp unes OF the
blood whereof, Tho constitution has become cuoebledi are
an treated with success
ilo vino places himself under the OF Dr. kiNkELlN
may foigiousy cou6de has honor gentlemen aud his
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CROCKERY,
Glass, and Hard Ware,

TEAS a CuFFEEs, SUGARS X MoLAssEs
Spices aud Raisins, Fish, Glass; Nails &c from the oa
down to the smallest quantity, prccs that suit by
WALKER & WHITE.
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PAINI OF ALL MINDS.

nlL, TIRPENTtNE. VARNlsH. Sc. spIt cheap ~
- ll iJ.w SCOTT = Field.
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WANTED,

A GOOD Journeyman Matchmaker, one that come
~ well recommended, viii hnd steady smpos and good
wages. SAMUEL ABBOTT.
Montpelier, June 9, 1853. IS
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Chemical Belgian Polish,

Room in Z. r waiton'. Buil5ing, street.
Montpelier, May u. le53, 70
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UIHUTtIIdS U ulUTUIIdS
NOR Thirty CEN1S-lho laIsest and best for IN,
L price ever soli 10 Montpelier
WM. 7. BURNHAM. Agent.
June 9th, ls53
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~Thc Orleanian Of Friday con-
tains some pretty severe structures
upon the case Of Agnes Anderson
lately charged with murder, before
the First District Court. The matter
has created no little excitement for
the past week. on account Of the
young lalys agc, and the circum-
stances connected with the case. That
Taylor came to his death by the hand
Of Agnes Anderson, there il but little
doub,--thongh the jury after having
the evidence. brought in, a verdict
of"not guilty"
In this connection the Orleanian
says: Our jury system must be re.
formed, and shis at once and to the
core who are loudest in their out
cry upon this verdict Those who
avoid jury duty. Who talk longest
about 1t Those who are exempt. bv
operation of law, and yearly rate to
a fire company--merchants who have
certificates from surgeons of inability
to sit in stuffed chairs, who are deaf.
or halt in things Of justice, though not
wanting in all sense to find the shad
ow of a moving piece of coin, be i,
never 50 dimlnative.
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n-Under a new law of the State Of
Maine moose warden is to be ap-
pointed to see that no body kill moose
or deer in that State except such as
reside there. This is another evidence
of the fact before stated that the State
of Maine, is very far in advance Of
other states on the progressive road to
a very perfect government.
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orrespo . II d e nee.
10 the Elitor Wthe Comet +.

| 10 1He ftufOr " kne conner!
Ny dear sir, am informed that 6
report is in circulation that the Crosse
Tete and Baton Rouge Plank Road
will hot be completed bn The 4th d
July next, and that much to the regret
Of all, the anticipated celebration oI
that day will perhaps be a failure
| Now this is to inform the public that
the aforesaid Plank Road will yosii-
titeiy be completed and in fine order
for carriages ON that day. The teii,por-
ary misunderstanding between the
Directors nnd the contractor. has
been amieably settled to the satisfnc-
ton Of all concerted. and the work
going bravelt on. The committees
appointed for the occasion are actively
engaged and every thing will be done
"seruHanm aytem.' ]. v. Durable.
Esq, is Chairman Of The committee Of
Arrangements whose known energv
and good taste II q sufficient guaranty
that every thing will be "au .futt'
in his department. lie has selected
lie lovelies', coolest, shadyest spot in
all ereation, immediately on the hanks
Of the beautiful romantic Goeoafie.-
Every inducement will be offered the
patriotic people TO meet us on that
dav-t,o pains or expense will be
spared TO have them amused, interest
ed and instructed. For the "ion ~
rants" we will have turtle soup. veni-
son steaks aud tfufiies, boiled trout
and court-bolillon, iced -iuleps and
hot coffee. For the literary and se-
date we will have fine Grafton inter-
larded with patriotism. sentiment and
pathos. For the gay. the lively and
the "bien tife" we will have excellent
songs, sad and sentimental, music and
dancing, courtship and ilirtation.-
For the scientific and the fancy there
will he "tabiean1 rirant' and
small set Of 1yatr, nj n Poycupine.
Come one, Come all, old and young.
maid and matron.4 son and sire we
invite you all and will give you on that
day a hearty, whole-souled welcome.
II. w. ALLEN.
On mart Of thn Plank Road. |
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DA halter in Chatham street
New York, offers as an additional in
ducement to customers. that he will
place in each hat, the Daguerreotype
likeness Of the purchaser. No scheme
Of the opposition can get ahead Of this.
Nothing can be put in the bottom of
a mans hat that will please him more
than his own Daguerreotype.
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H-Mr. Meagher sometime since
delivered lecture in New York city.
the proceeds Of which amounting to
$4,000 he donated to the surviving
New York Volunteers Of the Mexican
War.
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HR1AL FLIGHTS.

was foGtiNcu NY As OH CuHuhy HlOF1
ing last
1 New Orleans, June 5th, 1853.
4 Received June 9Th.
Ed. CoMET, Baton Rouse.'
| am requested by Mr.. PErlN, tt
SAY that he leaves by Balloon to-day
at three precisely, and expects to be
at Baton Rouge during the afternoon
He is accompanied by Mr.. Dnfrocq,
and other citizens Of your city.
W. M. sHnovEh.
We made frnitless effort ON Sun
day and Monday. to keep this intelli-
gence a profound secret. I'VE had
the telegraph Office sworn not to say
any thing--took the despatch, and af-
Ter locking it UP in our iron safe threw
the hey in the river. But notwith-
standing these precautions, all the
particuiars Of the matter were out in
town in twenty minutes after the mess
ago vas received. We knew well
that there would be madning excite
ment If it were known that the very
amiable Mayor Of this city, had com
mitted the indiscretion of trustitg his
corporation in bread basket at the
end Of Balloon And in truth there
was At an early hour Lafayette
sirret was blocked up, hy anxious
members Of both sexes. and several
shades Of color wringing their hands,
and calling on The gods so to direct
the Balloon that no harm should come
to II hair of so valuable head, as the
Uranium Of Its present very worthy
and respected Mayor Prayers were
offered. and people went out on the
house tops with teleseopic. spy. and
spocticle glasses, to strain their eyes
out Of their sockets in the vain hope
Of being able to discern in the distance
something 10 justify the belief that
"all was right" there was no dign in
the Heavens save now and then the dim
body Of what seemed to be bird Of
Paradise, but which on nearing inva-
readily turned out to be a buzzard--l
haping his lazy wings in the thin cath.
er.
Five o'clock came, and in about
sixty minutes after, the sixth hour Of
the Sabbath was numbered with things
that used to be- yet there was no
signs.
BY the papers df the day we see
that the Balloon did start up on Sun
day, and The question is, where is it
now? 1t should have been here eigh-
teen hours ago As to Mr.. Petin and
his apparatus Of gas we feel no solici-
Fude, but where is our Mayor ? Is he
dangling by the legs from the top of
some black jack tree in Devil swamp,
Or is he founding in Ponchartrain
These are questions of intense interest
md the subiuct Of many dispatches.
rThe ceremony Of laying the
corner store for the New Catholic
church in this city, will take place on
Sunday afternoon (the IL inst.t at s.
o'clock.
nFrort Telegraphic dispatches
IN our table we learn that mail will
be made up in New Orleans sometime
Turing the coming week for the coast.
DyThere is no authority for the
.umor that the King Of the Sandwich
Islands, has offered to sell out to the
United States Government.
---+-4~e -
TUnder a new law of the State Of
Maine moose warden is to be ap-
pointed To see that nh hodv kill moose
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On part Of the Plank Roat

1.-THE London Peace Society Of.
fer the sum of s1,250 for the best
essay on the subject Of peace.
We learn incidently that our friend
and semi.oeeasional Correspondent Mr..
Jingo will contend for the prize. His
argument is that the natural desire of
mankind is "peacc.' he refers to an
cient and modern history to prove
this position.----cites Alexandria the
Great, and Phillip of Macedon----
Pompy and Cnsar, Bonaparte, and
the battle Of Waterloo--besides the
Holy war of the English people against
the barbarian Celestials. He cites
also American wars with Texas and
Mexico--all these gigantic undertak-
ings Of bold dareing and bravery,
are deemed to be good evidence that
the heart Of man naturally inclineth
to peace.
The world should be at peace, lift
has to be whipped into it. The best
way to keep peace, argues Jingo, is TO
blow the day light out half a million
of the factious members of the peace-
able human family every half century.
This is the only practicable plan to
keep peace. Therefore the object
of the Peace Society should be to
ascertain how this can be done at
the least expense for gunpowder.
From Clinton paper we learn
that the Rev. SERENo TAYLOR deliver
ed lecture on the subject Of kiss
ing" at the "Lyceum on Friday
night. This is a matter upon which
mankind at large is decidedly ignorant.
It is a profound sceince upon which
one must be instructed to be perfect;
and even then, there are very many
who are unable to master it. 1t is
only the sweet lips Of the half fledged
Miss in her 'teens-in the concious
pride Of beauty, that knows how in
stinctively to quicker up" her ruby
lips, to the pleasant service Of kissing.
We admire the Rev. SERENo's taste
he selects an interesting subject
to say the least Of it.
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FOn the evening and morniIe
2 10Th inst, there will be small
,se Of the moon. visible in this
magnitude 244 digitx
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lyThere is no authority for the
rumor that the King Of the Sandwich
Islands, has offered to sell out to the
United States Government.
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U~Frort Telegraphic dispatches
on our table we learn that mail will
be made up in New Orleans sometime
during the coming week for the coast.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-06-12

R-Edward Kendall, the celebra-
ted bugle player is said to be danger
ously i'll,
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QJbr lptrklq Cnll1et
GEORGE A. PIKE.
EDITOR AND pRoPR1Ero1

~---~~->-~~-~~~~-->~-~~
To- Special attention is asked to
communication from Col. Alleh
b reference to the celebration ut Co.
icdrie on the fourth Of July next.
The road will be III good order at
hat time and every thing viii be pre-
ared to make the celebration interest
~ to oil. The ladies' OF East Baton
louge will join the beauty Of
Vest Baton nouge and fbetville OH
laf occasion, and there will be such
array as il not often met with.
,ur frinds Of the Vis-a-Vis, Advocate
Id Uasette will please take notice.
B~The Police Jury for this Parish
,tnnehced its session Monday morn.
N. There is a great deal cf very
lportant business to be transacted
II the least Of which has reference to
iterprises now on foot, which Dire
lcnlated to enhance the value of all
nds Of real estate. The present jury
composed of practical business men
d we are satisfied that what is to be
ne---will be done at once, and well
ne. We shall give a daily synopsis
their proceedings. r
PARISH TREAsuhEns.-fhc atieh.
N Of the Police Jufies Of the res.
ctive Parishes in the State cannot
TOO soon directed to the act Of last
gisiaiure requiring the State Sa.
tintendant Of Education. to pay
othe hands Of the Parish Treas
'rs the ncxt apportionment Of school
nies. Though three months have
psed, yet the acts Of the last learn
Legislature have not yet been
o'ished, AMI We presume will not
until the next Legislature goes
work to tare them to pieces.
We will endeavor To get the act
'tive to paying out the School
DIS aud publish It, for we feel sat.
ID that Directors, Teachers and
ers Interested In funds, know
aing Of the existence Of such A
AT the expiration ofthis month
State Superintendant's book. will
slosed, and no more warrants will
laid here than will be sufficient
alance the books I, that date.
he Police Juries should at once
ply as far as II 10 possible with the
Il they do not, teachers will
unable for sometime to obtain
compensation. The law re-
es that Parish Treasures shall
bond and security to the Police
cs. Whether this is 10 applv
ich as are now in office or to those
after to- hc elected, the law does
say.
---------~-o<~----
Dr. Wetrbet the Syrian trav.
delivered three lcctures.-sor
er sermons on Sunday last in
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MIR. John P. Heiss Of the Delta
! in Saturday $ edition against the
Orleans Typographical associa.
He says 20 far as the Delta
q is concerned, it will not permit
ch an Interference, let the conse.
ces Be what they may.
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EgThe case Of SIauR rs. CRHN-
SHAW for possession Of the Registers
office wns opened on Monday the 9th
inst, Judge w. b. RoelNsoN presid-
Ing. Monday was taken u by speeches
Of Mr.. Sieun and JAMES NJ. ELAN,
Esq. Tuesday was spent In making
references to books and Other speeches
by other parties engaged in The suit
The Judges decision will not, in all
probility be given for several days.
Since writing the above we learn
that the case has closed and the Judge
taken 1t under advisemeutl
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ngThe ceremony Of laying the
corner store for the New Catholic
church in this city, will take place on
Sunday afternoon (the IL inst.s) at 5
clock. t
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q. a 4
Dr. Wehrbet the Syrian trav.
delivered three lcctures.-sor
rr sermons on Sunday last in
city, His audiences were large.
~ cde who heard him expressed
faction and delight and his short
amongst US is very much regret
The DR.. is a man Of decided
~ and having the leisure. and
means, he has resolved 70 see wha.
rorld il made Of.