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DANIEL ADEk, Agent No ~ futcn = ges1a
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MACUsyFs,-To TAILORS. TAILOR

No Tryonrow opposite tn City tAi new io1k
pTbe Eunsces can Messrr. shannon hinne
No 2S sterst IT. Tueter NO IL Soatn "h e. WI
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IA tITs to ha Jo,.5 itl. vL..t d.l
mot etra.tlo he es'.5 nr,. d, meet
tr tbr pr,i tbr,, tr,.... ... n..ra.
in ap,s me- NJ, h.l r...e.lr. n,.
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in short avn on t,.. b-rl off rl.e ,nl
p,rbip, lut , m,,ssi, .s,. ,..s,c,,.
a miracle which r ,.yy easily
vrop,bt h,p im,.i.~ my ra-l
frieBJ What !. tc ar.spf or fte
d,b,..vb.rb rre.. ., t.a,.l, r,o, ,..,
arA how soon i, ite e.-pu'.. -,.r... .f
eyrr,. c,yil ,ou b.r.. tl,.nr
Tiny 4, ro, c,e,,4 ,-r tr.l,,l
dollars. r.rl,,d fhe .b,er,t,r.. aud
with nv u.n..l run of o,rl raril mst,
all r-i, ia three or f,,r ,rorib.'
w, will ,,y SIX. v,. tle answer
4 v,il advance. wan ,c. L,S.lr.,l ,,l
GGy dollar. for Jk m,rl. PA, r,r-y
cent Won owe and with the r,nui.lsr
of ,l,. rp,pcy ,sAr a .t,ti ,.l.l,,,,, ,,
imnro,,mcni In your .Lop or bop.c
and ,pt. .,,.r,iliro ,l,,, ~, ,r,,,i.
ip liz .p.u.l nc,, o,,l.r T,, III. ,l,,
C.r , f..v ,,,.ls ,,l a.. wiil 100 ,,l,,
effect If has unop ,,r uor,hy ,ci,bL,..
No mo. never mind thonlira me aim
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A observation-disclosures origin
aied thi. word In Much Ado About
Nolling,' one Of The principal char
acicr' +. named Boneliek-a Young
lord u Padua, whose spirited mileros
with Beatrice, form the most Interest,"
ing feature of the play. In the Gr-t
act We fud them sharply a-sailins each
oihcr-cach contemuinp marriage anl
glorying in mutual independence; but,
at the close Of the third scene in the
second act, chang appears. and Ben
olick, in n half apologiz.ug tome, cx-
clajns--" When said would die n
bachelor, did not thiuk ! should live
iiil | were married." The pecuiariie.
Of thi, character arc SO strongly marked
that the maine has assumed q place 10
our language, as si@0itying married
man. or a man newly married.. n
Y Sunday Time.
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Inc Family eircIe.
Pom Gicasun'- Pictorial
GOING DOWN HILL.

That looks bad exclaimed farmer
White, with AN expressive shake of the
head. as he passed neglected garden,
aud broken down fence, in his daily
walks
bad enough was the reply Of the
companion 10 whom the remark was
addressed.
'Neighhor Thompson appears TO be
running down hill pretty fast. can
remember the time when everything
around his little place was trim and
tidy
lie always appeared to be steady,
industrious man., rcioined the sccoud
speaker. j have pair Of boots on
my feet at this moment Of his make,
and they have done me good scr, ice.
i have generally employed him fur
myself and family wa- the reply, and
must confess that tc is good work
man but nevertheless, | believe !
shall just step into Jack Smiths this
morning and order a pair Of boots, Of
which ! stand m need. alwaySmake
il rule never 10 pnironize those who
appear 10 be running behind hand
There is generally some ri.k in helping
those who won't help themselves
Very true, and as my wife desired
me 10 see about pair of shoes for her
this morning, will follow your exam
Pile and call upon Smith lie not i a
great favoriic Of mine, however--an idle
qnarrel,ome fellow
And vet Lc seems 10 be getting
ahead in the world answered the far
mer, and am willing TO give him q
lit. Bot ] have an erraud at The butch
er's will not dctan you.'
AZ the butchers they met the neigh
Dor who was the subject Of their pre-
yious conversation. He certainly pre-
senied rather a shabby appearance. and
in his choice nf meat there was n re-
gard TO economy which did not escape
the observation Of farmer White. Az
ter passing remarks the poor .hocma-
ker took his dcparnre, and the butcher
opcnrd his account book with a soWe-
what anSiou. air, saying d, lac charged
the BIZ Of mcat--
j believe 10 Is fine that ncighlor
Z Thompson and come 10 settlement
I Short arrounl- make long lr.cnd.
No time 70 lose, | should cay, re-
marked the farmer.
Indeed Have Won heard q any
I trouble, neiehbor White
80, have heard nothing bui a
man ha. d., use Of hrs own eyes, loH
T know and ! never trust any one vih
my money who is e,idcnliy going down
hdl'
Quite right and ! viii scid in 10Y
biil tbi. evening have o1l7 della, a
oa account Of ihe .i-lur-. which lhe
poor man ha, bad 30 o.. family 81 win.
ier. ,apposc bee mua have ron Le.
Iiul a l.'ile, hHf Hll ! must take c'rs
of namher one.
Speaking q Thompson, are you
observed b,siauder. uho appeared %
take an Interest in ihe o1n,eraf.an
. Gong daun Li.i. ., Be uast ioa.
nui fur myself ihen. ile o~rs m'
qu.ie q snug sgm far lca'her ! dii iu
irui 90 sisr him auothrr months erred
e.. iui. on she whole. sue,- ihe mon
~ would lr safcf in ms oau norlei
llrf- the flar vouhi~s -rlsrairi
each pitL hl- mind hl.ci siIh ihe Attain
of p, rhbar ILamlsan ihe rroiaiiii
that De- sas going iawH hiii. and il
b-i way - sisiae him a pu.h.
D. aB1ihrf Tar ~ ihe anl~ s'agt
similar -oenes serr I.a'sips
4 declare eaclamcd Mn Rennr'
ths 1r-.s MAKER. 10 a lasafir As,.-ias'
as -h~ hastily vails.rrs her bred irla
lle vinlas sh-nrr ,hc haA herh sas
iHs Oa lhs psssers by. 'lfiLefs - al
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MORTIMORE'S.
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

'I'Uts truly celebrated remedial pre-
j psFAtisa. shf art"Hs Aiis' int each and even de.
sfnpfish - Khelmstr Complaints, is ALREADY to- vel
ksnu and ssrsutcJ throughout the ulfed riHtcs "a
yegur sht icngthy notice 81 its paramount Niftu~s
Il stadicsss ihs hsfeiifc incafabls aud distressing
dis~ase ifn the - item, aud stands allied 90 the
pharmacy Of uBedieius.
We dn ptaisus. o. make unqualified -tafenrats,
10 ilrrs Bostrdm hrfsfr Tho pghll,, bat siny a.
request thasf mot iutef sird,
SCgFERERS Tlfi i-BSFLrEN
70 ffusafe ifan ur Arctt rt,if vicinity circular,
hnd at unl, fssl the testimony ai th0se " hu have
s,retsnred its inyslushis cutaiiNe JINrfs, hzt o.
~ntf ta u esu upsn, the ,onssiesrrut, ." that the
stat-tasut. nias eutsaafr iufn the t"lntaiu hoad
taaf.a bir Ril fa.i, ths mnst neg rdul"s and 'fe
O., - hitch thr fel'ut5iiIh II h Renfit BE- certain o
bsias sustained Nnte si-u ~ the ffupfisufs, siio
vii arfpfi every i4fltnsitHhs sna ttfut-h naurr 81
uuaushsd ebafsrtf f,su even afriiHr % the Hiun
nuunrfiur ar1ung them -uuls ai ihe W'i eminent
Ph,ssciah-, CeffyusH, Edrtafs, anf prominent cti
q A. fchd.uar uis fsiizbp and efhcal "i uio iein
.dt hft-na %. reach ~ IAht 90 distuist.
NuHTiMuBE'S
RiIRI NATIt tDhPot ND
s Nsretstie estfart an Internal feiuedf- pfetateh
rtpfe.., f,f tho disss.s and this Hwil cure 'n
otsu isiin. lnasamsIpy hrateJ uf 'hrhie, 80 mat
Isf ~ hpN lsng -tandiug.
sul4 ia Rutsnd hf PbAn MoNrE
The above have ai-a iof sais
THE GREAT ALTER1TIJE,
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SHE CAME AND WENT

rV VtkWtt hIfsEti tswFil.
Assirir irmhios, which bind
lirhts M iaFing, then leave. uuheht,
Soi- uy memory thrilled and siiuoi--
only Know shs came, and went
A. clasps sume lakef, hN gust unuvcn,
The blue don'c's urssuf,ie.- extent,
so m, soui held that monrnt's heaven
only know she came, and went.
A. At ono bound uuf ~ iif spring heaps
The orchard. fall OF hloom and scent,
50 Glove scr Mal my wintp Sleeps
onls know she came, and went
An angel -inDd, and met my fakr,
Through the low dporway Vt ny tent ,
The tent is struck, the vision stays--
only know shc came, and went.
Oh, when tie foom gnuNs slowly dim,
And hic'- last Uil Is nuafh spent,
One euah uf light these eyes viii bum,
Only to know rhe csme, and went.
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Ioyr or MsnFffp lifF.--The NJ.
f.c'iou ihat lrks tonihcr man and Niie,
BE- fr boiler ani more enduring pas
'Ian than the euthu,iasn ~ Y0a1g l0ve.
lfmsy want purgrapsness--- q may NHut
lf. imaginative chnrader. but u is FAR
richer in holy ard trusting niiribuies.
1ail not 10 80. offh- absence II loye ia
vpl'o,L Wlai' bcraase n mnn hhs
cr-s.l 10 -i"h hte furnace are wr
to believe tlat ilIr hfs g. euln~if No
10 burns With a steady n1I brilliant
ffms .hei1ing a brnipu influence Upon
rt.sfsnee. million ilmcs more precious
and dfltrhfful than the dream. q phi-
l1sopby
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nHTN '". H.H|'e tH tuiN ethr4 WIN
caurei ral OPP write. lhan ans other
SutD p ihe traa Il probably cou.
isirs ma.c of ulttt tth thus AciH.
queul ibap 800 Dee ioar Nilllc Smcs
i.r,.hrr Nul pr,hsl, aut ono ceun.
O., ol lA, ll3c Mstrt ruon contains
mute O.. native Dth thus debugucni.
ihaua N,a ENGLAND collectively. W.
du ut believe illf % single Whiir per.
a1u oi uaiI,t tnh u0trn v,au oll, uc
marr. ot aaHui MIND unAhio % read.
can he iauni n 90 New England We
ceraniv ur,or met with ~ hrari OF
.uDh % ph,uomo uon. llpi while South
Carolina oonpiu, 30 man, peuous m
mce,j n luwpepn Ignorance, ii prob
al't sruds mon yI t., Youth 20 college
boo rropu1,un io population. lhau nny
oihar State ln the lovrr rcpioua.
$50 ihr SONS of wealthy families ~ to
college. tmmcr, many ct thrm went
to ihr English universities. or 10 CAM
bridge ur Yale turgra 90 New l.nr
land Bot Nuulh taiultua has had
COLLEGE oI lrtycr,uy. We forget Which.
aoi which ", lr,r,c, wns established
nhout twenty -G,c vt1,s aen. most Of ila
oolrsr.hrd youths are educated al
home We remember that when Dr.
Cooper uu lugh.hmnn. once knuWu in
lhc poliic, ot Pennsylvania. and who
became sudden convert to the anti
pojc. Of li. opinions here, and went 10
South Coruliun, waa appointed regent
OF president or .onr oiliccr ~ tie Col
lorr. hc ,rr, earnestly cnioinrd upon
tho Youth oi tlu State, lhut Is, thc youth
60 be- pnt to college the vital Importance
of being educated az homo, and thus
saved from the fatal hcrc-iys Of those
Yankee Colleges.
ll,re then ts State containing
very ignorant many, nnd fcw cducat-
cl 100 ro'rgr-lyttumg ni home j. this
lrv 70 me politics Of South Carolina 2
We th.uh that 10 b.. The old losrniug
of colleges. consisting Of Latin and
Crcek classic, the theology and logic
of the middle neps. md tlc supplying
stuff called mriaph,,ict, 10 be dog out
of srch writer, as Locke. never fitted
any body for any useful occupation. II
wa. auxiliary 10 the pulpit only. aud
/. even rapidly di.nppcarng from
that among all Christian selts who
maintain the fiphi Of priNntc iudgmcnt.
and believe that proprcss o. a law or
moral creation. sim reign. in tho
l'ni,ersitic, of Enehnd. but Is over.
powrrrd hy The hrirhirr lighi ~ modern
proercs. in mo-, American Collegos.---
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A JEwrL.-A wealthy jew of Lon
don was wont 10 say that ho should give
ihc man who married lis daughter a
jewel ont,n.uiu" the Pu dHmon1--
Hearing Of thi-, needy mun OF uuk
word, won and married ihr Jeucss--
On asking for iho gem, biz lUher-iu.iaw
told him he bad itulrsaiy. Ny lau-h,
ter, SIR said he, Is worth n hundred
riI diamonds Your only tranble will
be 10 appreciate her property
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Card AND BILLET PRINTING.
PRINTING Is tOipgS
OUTS FtRNLSHD TO ORDER

Nuitpi he means Hud Nlu mllflr She fc-tllt., %
h q is established matms hu-ino.s that has
made ihr fftDuts oi thiaahas ni that have
tnfntsi wiih nsibuF bat thriF ius idaa fuisrtii-s
o. dsi'eHi uFan. The sitfii IT ihr pi-fNrly de-
msn4s ihats man % iHsuTs snrses in b-iurss -hauld
Dse ns,f than usual stcuiaHs % iasrI o. tusieurfs
never man'- shap II he 80. down quietly
ard waits ~ th~n pitiost Istiinr bis hH-iHess o.,
tsoSa. 10 igi a. srli hight candle and place it
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Urf.i..fIt tis .fI.H les afl.f. Dl.re
crew .rIr,. vI.un-. h., l,reu.
IoHt- sn ls u,h. auI draI,n hs CORE.
with cfie. apl PRAYERS .or nlm. mv
secu ar,Hlari oi Jhe pI,ioro exhibited
a.; Washington, Us Amgtassn rtsens
url. ihe nrpr,mc rye O.. Ihe Amor
icH President DIf faces ruv enm.
SON rs 500 write tlus uWh oI ihc is-
,enjla't ,r WaAiue'ou t,f.run. Ma.
cou s1l Paw. on degenerate Au.r
iar' ,our h.l,u eou,l 40 rHr
b1t such u- lhe l0.c ,o.ers of tlyr ial
lnv c,rrsrs caulrfr.l, lut lou -a "a.
+ hrft h.Nng ie ourcng ior d, iWri.
cu,.ns l1f IL tw,ns 10. o0I your
,mp. President. who ou.ht ia i1,r
ilr iorcmrg, feelings OF ynlh, ID met
. ily stern integrity of ace. polnes Hrd
wUm,ts. a0d cucyurae.s de dOhsc-
mont
There vns no excuse lor nis in M
Pierce. foe Dec kuc,y better. O.. lune aat
1852. WHOM hc wa. iu tbc Sroa,c of
thr United S.a,cs. rro.ug tlr iruu1..
o' prescription Doc denounced Sc vlh
~.cmiu. .a .ngtiou uf an honest man.
.lh.t BE- 900 pans Of Con. l1rl 0a. nl-
mni.luion. hc ,3.d. .wh.h iul.d
go unuorml, 90 approve tia, ho wa,
warm friend " iarh,onl 40, hi, habit
OF rcNa''ins hi. friends and punphmr
t. enemies ndd'ng in reply TO Nh
Cay who d.lendod lhc guilty pauic'r'-
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4 St louu laIy who married a Nor
mon sDd emqraied 10 Ssi, Lake Ciy,
rriis. nai ihe Mormoa fiy isa trsf-
fate p'ars for u~s sriucmrni," nud,
l.ta. .tir.tA're -.i rss. i1 ne ftmly
ald q l1.s ~ rou. ,ho Is comfortable
aal ~.ufrrisl A. ~ Brigham Young
having 10 many ui,es, che says tho
number tu~ni} I've is right aal ! can
ttI 900 he IS abogi ihs best man hying.
80 man s all0ved 10 haze more than
oue excerpt De- ran well look nfisr thrm.
E.sr3h.ag here in he Salt lake Is
pare and lsly Thomas has no thoughts
of auy more uiEes, Efcfy man can
DO q. it Utrs alDai lt"
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Fancy Printing
Jont Ia every variety Of color.
Book and Pamphlet Printing

with dsspAtrh aud at low rates.
n !, assls~s a. snsWsfato iHrtirf Au uofh wti he
done raffnrtY, etfnirpqsl,. ahd chriIAt ani i1if
shsta ~ pahic psitunAse fcspcetfHh -Aitiird 90
thrss fftads Al ofdef- Addressed a. the pnpfistuf
u the Herald will receive pfualPi aiirnii1n.
l. BARNEY.
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pnortFN NJ Smiths esuiags
ea.h,aas we're in Mr.. Jones buggy,
vt..h st1ai in 81 Cane barn, when
ST. HoliHsoa'. irn laid 81 egg % tbers.
Qsesfoa-- Wl.ose e2g NAs ~ Ips
iiag
Tie heas parhsPs.
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Tlrf- ntn.n ia piHafs'alHa uFn-
"a Ian ~uia, aa4 Iias % trrA-fs Ta.
soceuu'a 81 u.e sa.il f-is..y be'as 81 nl-
usfuus
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NoRTiNORE'T
RITTER & o n ID i A l.
BIOOD ptRIFlER.

.....s.........s....s.s.. .s..,..sss...ss.ssssss.s.
Tb.. tnyslsshis ptrpafauon has obtained ls'i"i
isnn shsr,seF ihtr=lurrd, uuPfrrcdennd ih me ms
too al a., other ptest hfoagti BET ifr he pub
Ia Ia. fauitip "a Ai-a I'd. hr hHYe used q, snh
have realized H. siaus sdrfts iu fetnt tiug ai-rarf
And Rs,iortng IN. Nervous sysie"'
hefsid q tn u's eufd a. f-'-r"s',.r iho me- ~ ~
l-fiaf yinlss khesn 60 tse Asisra hedira fh9-
.laas TO ths aFst .tRadiaF in ths 80 icsspn use and
issrsffiis - fhs rss-i chsetlfs
.llisrai,rs and Blood PHrifysr erfr tnotcH.
s.arsir,a t3enerai Bsttlitl aad Nrtf''u- Arrft"ns
p,.fsssla - tudire.tian. l.sa ot Apgsis, Neff'i'
u-Fstgts ,t n. - af Hi.ad tolhs Head cusIiveHs-s
Of Ire Tlitrnss ~ i4s bsves, flrnnr1 h no Soc
Iiain sufF, Fsgtbtfan - tss Heart hNnrali bieaiA
hlrst s.ssi. ~ Arrcisans ~ ths LunFs jhahaits,
n,ss ofths kAaa ~ UerapFriarni., lurgHAriirs,
.,lstlhs ith fsmai~s, fa ifsss 10 bilil 900 rf-
Ifst,n -, ths N~ttsas -,strsa, caianeass lr'lsr'n'
o. Haaas. ., N. R.sd tts-s Con ps,n's are readily
tsal1Fsd D. ife nee - tiHs = 'sfd'Ai
u fAf s-dfsidrt q Az gfrff4 tfsfH
THE nun Of GiLEID
R,p.sisii, 10 PsmAiss.
Ia sFsry flufefr ahls tsilisih ~ tts d ~ 'f - -
ti.sif .. Ia spsfsaf 40 s.nt II rfaci g. ~ ~ ,h'
nsa,et.is csini.aaaas, rrffs nifatea Hn'~' sue ''
Jfshsnsits hsnss uf DO -affapsriise' p g..
d ssts tas r. is. rafreef. f i'p' ~ ~ '''h
ass sstsnslhsi tks sirssfiss afr tnsr sumaAfu. tr
hfsf g. hesiihf tsissa go 'irni 90 'hf nu ~" 90
rs's 80 l-..,,,' l. ~, 80 I','st,,.. 4, i,s.i,
ft.ts go frss hf iHisiff ddHsltsi ftfrnFfh
, ti.. nsftus ssss ftsiFcs i- 'ansiiHi'f tn OF
q. -ifsHrh asa iaps'is go "i hsaiih aaa '''1''
rhs g. vsrs,sl,. -fsrI iass.tat 60 tsts. snd
t.ffrsti, ssfs ~ usrt be- sal satf ~ health strn
- tis - 80 drfrsfs tFnisis ~ fhild
pr.tf uss naliaf sss bauif
49, sIft, pr.rrists gra-fafi5. Whaiessle uud
Esssa nfrr,s's -n b. suisa'sa 90 49, ''''' % 'i'
roSns NoRsr, ssra'., Ns,s sa4 wa's'HF'as
wv. .LrxA~pER a Co, rfar'.e,,.'s.
- ID s. asfflsg q Aat.f hs--s. Nfr va
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Crosse,t's cornei Baud,

IN CRDsssETT. LEADER.
II.ia tsssassisss - sssatasss - 80
Harf sa fails a. nuer 1t1i''s's'i'. Ati'iae
t.sss asf aflt faHsir. Hdhraf sua al-f.'ah
a. asfsss seatfassa e. ias aHfrraafiHsa rH o.
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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-11-27
r. JOHNS HIGH SCHOOL,
WEST BATON ROUGE.

IT Nhis institution will commence ito scho-
l. lastic year on the l4th November
comprising two sessions OF s months each.
Il will be under the charge and control
of the principal, Mr.. Jos. Jones of Va, d
gentleman of considerable experience in
teaching and graduate OF the Va. Military
Institute and of the university Of Va, two
Of our finest Southern Literary Institutions.
Mr. Jones will be assisted by Mr.. Sad
lucke, a gentleman OF high literary attain
ments, and formerly professor in Oxford,
Mississippi.
The course of instruction in this institu.
ton will embrace all the branches Of
thorough English education, together with
the higher branches Of Mathematics, Latin
Greek, and several OF the modern Langt,a-
ges. It will be the aim Of the teachers, to
form the moral and social, as well as The
intellectual cultivation Of the pupils. be-
lieving that neglect of the former, cannot
but be injurious to their advancement in
the latter.
The situation on the Mississippi, IL niles
above Baton Rouge is remarkably healthy
one, every attention being paid to the COM
fort and accommodation of the students.
The bosrders will reside in the family OF
Mrs. Lanlon. widow Of the lste Rev. A. n.
Lamon, the teachers also boarding in the
same family, and thus they will be under
the immediate care Of the instructors A
new and comfortable building il Just being
finished for their accommodation.
For particulars, see circulars.
Reference can be made 10 Hon 8. NJ. D.
Clark. Judge VIM. B. Robertson, and DR..
Jno. +. Nolon, Of West Baton Rouge. Hon
Geo G. McWostor, Of Est Baton Rouge.
and DR. saml. Hardy, Of New Orleans.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-11-27
rlien.

On the 10th inst at his residence miles
below this city, GEORGE RANDOLPH,
aged 80 years. e !
At his Fathers Residence On the High
lands. on the 21ss inst SCOTT KLIItf7-
PETER. 4
AT She Residence nfJoHa /. WoiFe, On
Thursday, the 2ttli inst MARY Il ihfsnt
child of Gfoeas and I,uuisa Chapman
On Tuesday the god inst. WV Buck1EY,
affed " years, q native Of Ireland
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-11-27
ANOTHER NEWSPAPER At THE CIR

ANOTHER NEWSPAPER At THE CAP
rrAI.-We have been trying to con
vince the world at large that The town
Of Redstick is great plaee--the evil
dence is now at hand. A prospectus
is on our table for another new paper,
to be published bi-weekly aud called
the "Southern Journal" The OBJ
ject Of the Southern journal, is very
clearly defined in brief extract from
the Prospectus which we will publish
Tomorrow, with q more extended no.
tice. A brief extract must now suffice
The Catholics Of the South have felt,
for a number Of years, the want of Jour
nal, Catholic In Spirit, but not exclusively
religious, embracing both Literature and
general politics, foreign and domestic news
The Importance Of such Journal has
been more and more acknowledged Of late
years, since Catholics have become the
common target Of The American press and
II is tnueh more important now, because,
all sorts Of new tangled opinions, anti-felig-
o,,s and political novelties abound. and the
rising generation Is so easily caught ID the
whirl Of every wind Of doctrine.
The public mtist be satisfied with
this for the present. We shall hunt
up Moorehead Il Co., in the meantime
and welcome them into the learned
editorial corps Of this city. Indeed
there is a merry time ahead for the
Comet. and no mistake.
""The conspiracy to destroy the
life Of Cassins NJ. Clay has been dis
covered and thwarted in Kentucky
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-11-27
n-Our neiehbor Of the Advocate

nEOur neighbor Of the Advocate
IL out In bis last edition as q candi-
date for State Printer. In oil the
necessary appointments to do the work,
he il fully prepared, and should BY all
means have IL. The publishing Of The
laws anywhere else is a fragrant out
rage on the present constitution, md
operates against the country, In q most
ruinous manner, az we are prepared to
show. II the State Printer must be
elected from New Orleans, 1t should
be required Of him to remove his Office
to The Capital during the session Of
the Legislature, at least. We have an
article or 10 Oh hand, when d few facts
will be submitted to the people at large
TO show how their interests are preju-
diced BY laws becoming laws IN New
Orleans, before they are anywhere
else in the State.