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ical, become more complex !; having .
tendency to make the strong, stronger
and the weak, weaker. g. rF
We have only. to look back a few
brief ages, to see how rapidly book.
have multiplied On the varied relations
Of society; each having tendency
to make still more complicated and
mystical, the simple truth for which
they have been written to illustrate
and support. Is not the exclamation
''how uncertain is the law a common
one; the force Of which is understood
by every Attorney in the practice Of
his profession! Is it not proverbial
that law and equity, have little con-
nection, and seldom meet, (unless by
accident, on the same platform >
This is VIGOROUSLY the fact, and every
man knows within bis own observa-
ton and experience that the simplest,
plainest truth is not unfrequ.ntly
turned aside by a mere quibble-a
flaw discovered to screen villianv by
the lawyer himself in order that he
may recover his fee. As the practice
Of the profession now is; the lawyer
is an interested party in the suit, and
it is not unfrequent, that stipulation
is entered into-a regular bargain
whereby the attorney is to receive $50
much" in case he succeeds, in an un-
holy and yexstious suit. Farther than
this, we have heard of cases, where
the Attorney has been client for Plan
tiff and DEPENDENT in the same salt j:
and other remarkable cases, where the
counsel, after having obtained judg-
ment for one, has afterwards entered
the service Of the other to have the
judgment reversed. Now may We
ask, is human intelligence the result,
Of this! If so. let US speedily fall
back into ignorance and barbarism for
it is bliss" The fact that the most
respectable Merchants Magazine in
the Union, Hunt's) advocates the
passage Of the following law, is what |
calls from us this article to-day. The
writer says that it should BE- enacted !:
THAT all the laws for the collection
Of any debt contracted after the pas
sage Of this law be abolished, except
where property is transferred for its |!
security; the property 50 transferred
to be the only legal security on such |
debt
Would not this be infinitely better
than the present complex machinery,
in which the design Of the original in.
ventor is lost? Would not the min.
listers Of the law, b. regarded then, as
the friends Of the weak-the practical
philanthropist and ministers Of relig-
ion, in the daily walks Of life; instead
Of being the sworn friends of the
devil himself, and his unholy work
Is it not common expression, that
such and such a sprout If the rising
generation is too timid-too honest
for lawyer; when his anxious par
ents are casting about them to find a
profession suited to his geniusl 1t is
even 50.
In the consideration Of this question
should We not enquire, "Has the law
IS now exrounded and practiced,
'endcncy to settle the difficulties that
naturally grow up in commercial trans
actions, equitably: Has it tendency
o embolden the weak, when acting
under the conciousress Of rectitude,
md doing unto others, as under sim
lar circumstances they would be "done
,nto!' If it has not-and we pre-
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-02

HAY OATS AND BRAN.-,20 bales
IL Hay: $50 bags Oats; 100 bags Bran,
just put in store and for sail. nv
apl-29. JOSHUA BEAL.
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GRO c ERlES

[ WHOLESALE A RETAIL.f
a 4ss Old sfASD o. Z. z SlASo1Alot
Corner Of Third + C0nseseils Sc.
1aton 06Ugs, 1a..ks
TINE undersigned respectfully informs
the inhabitants Of Baton Rouge and
vicinity, that having bought out Mr. Blan..
schard. he will keep constantly on hand =
large and well assorted stock Of the hest
4xz. - Al present be wosld
6S QEk k1ES call particular atten-
tion'to the following :
Dufield Hams; canvaseed llsms;
Plain do. Cheess ); Flour; Tea;
Coffee; Chocolate; Sugar; Candies !:
Jellies; Preserved Fruits Fresh
Salmon !; Sardines; Pickles:
Mustard; Yeast Powder; Star
Candles; Sre,m.do. Sap;.
Fresh I.iqnersy Do Wines :
Brsndier; Whiskey: .
Gin; Rum, Scotch .Ales
London Porter; havana segars Chewing.
and smoking Tobacco SC. Also. Soda
Crackers, done upin tin cases FIR ia
nifty use. end in boxes or barre,s.
OF these snd other .hings there i. large
and varied assortment, which will be sold
at the lowest rates, and. therefore homes
that BY. inte' sisy and strict attention In bu>
siness he will merit continuance Of that
support which the establishment has here.
tnfnre 50 kberally received.
m.,a-y. T. B. o'coNoR.
millinary and Fancy Dry Geeds.
ITHE undersigned having, pur. based Of
i Mrs Blanchard her Mi11ina,v stove
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ELOUR.-75 barrels fancy and choice
i extra st. Louis Flour, just received
and for sale by
apl-29. JOSHUA BEAL.
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EOR SALE-Bv all odds. the Finest
J. I.arsest and Best DESK. for a com.
mercial house. anywhere to be found in
this c.ty-apply at the Comet Office.
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WANTED.
0A0 CREOLE MARES, from one to 2 years old.
wv Apply Immediately. r. G. HuTcHnox.
HAT.F BARRELS FLOUR.-,00 half
IL barrels fancy st. Lonis Flour Just
received per Henry Chouteau and for sale
10 !he t'ade or families.
apl-o9. JOSHUA BEAL.
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'complezity tn .thers i IN III system
Of any other State in the Uu5oa. We
have the tacit mortgage system, q corr
munity, and no community system (te
suit the lawyer, forced heirship. and
a thousand other adsurdities, that rend
the social bonds Of society, and sever
the more. sacred tics. ofconsanguini'y.
Tho question is, could the fertile ingtn-
uity of man devise, more unholv
system Of injustice than the one in
which we are now made to live in
daily dread of II
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DOPPY HEADS warranted the very
best Turkish-for sale hv
apl. goth A. GOLDMAN.
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For Rent.

"ANTED-A servant girl from - 70
w Is years Of age-apply At this
office.
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nor SALE subscriber offers for
i sale on the most reasonable terms his
Dwelling House and Jot-situated on,
Church street. near Hackett 4 Brooks store
"a bargain may BE- had by app wing soon TO-
apl.27-lm. JOHN TIiANO.
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GOAP formed as peaches. oranges. eggs,
- figs, grapes, etc, together with full
assortment Of shaving and washing soaps
for sale by A. GOLDMAN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-02

Cape Lime.
A SMALL lot in store and for sale ~
II lApriI14l JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-02

ENGLISH, French and American Quinine- =
u large supply for sale by
an. 29ly A. GOLDMANNN, Apothscsry
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An IrishmaD. who was busily engaged in g
sweeping the floor Of grocery up town. few 4
years SINCE. wss interrcgated as follows ~
say. Pat, whatars yeu doing there I? sweeping
out the room
No. exclaimed Pat. I'm sweeping out the
dirt and leaving the room ;,
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Female Extrayaranec.

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No one can fail &c observe to what rdicu
lous height extrwagaEce in female Jr ss ha
reached. Even that class OF people who hay
been all their lives in the habit of attending 4
their own business without caring how lhei
ighbcrs dressed or acted, are beginning to o
pen their e, esand ask, what all this means.--
Where does the money come from. is asked b.
a thousand voices. No answer is given III,
mind never attempted TO fathom a more pro
found mystery. Time was, when the wealthy
cOu d indicate then wealth by the superior rich
ness Of their dress They can do so no longer
You call on friend in his counting House -
He becomes confidential and tells you about hi,
business. He boasts that his expenses art
small. For example he pays Jones bis book
keeper six hundred dollars year. You 20
away pit Ing poor Jones. You know he has a
wife and six chll iren to support. He tolls hard
all day. and can certainly save nothing out OF
six hundred dollars u year. Suddenly you en-
counter lady almost buried in silken flowers
So overawed are YOU at the majesty Ct her
rich attire, that you almost slide into the gut
Ter, to make room for her pass meeting a
friend jus afterwards. you ask who she IS
She is the wife of Jones the book keeper
Where" /" you ask, "did she get the money TO
dress with" Heaven only knows where they
all get the money So answers your friend,
scratching his head mysteriOusly az he moves
away.
Sometimes this outrageous extrsvagance
gives birth to dark hints which ifbeard b. ,he
objects Of them, would be likely TO cool the sil !.
ly ambition Of dressing like the wealthiest.-+
Where does the sofl,man's wife get the mon
ry TO dress " asks one;" She cannot get il
from him, says The other, g for he don't earn
money to keep himself.' She has pretty face
says the FIRST, chow could she get the money. q
and the otter echoes. how could she get theI
money Then they wink and smile, and pru
ucntly cease thelr gossip. 1o AHa |
How weak it is for man of narrow means
TO allow his wife or daughters to be bitten byI
this madness, What shame for him 10 be-
tOiling 10 earn a living, while his wife sails
through the streets, over-dressed, with all the
empty vanity of the peacock. The sum requ
red to keep up this show, is enormous, for
there can be no economy, with every change
Of season, there must be change Of fashion,
and The aniiquated dresses, scarcely worn. must
be laid aside for ever. The money thus vast
ed would soon be sufficient obuy q homestead
and thus make the poor man bis own masl,r.
There is a fault somewhere, or such an evil
as this would not thus run riot. An our pielyE
has no effect upon it. Indeed it is at church
that the evil stares you in Jour face the moslI
plainly. Are our teachers of religion power.
less to attack practicalevil Pittsburgh Jour
nal
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\ This democratic Marplot appears determine
o ruin his party; and he seems as wiling t
lend bis murderous aid to the slaughter il
ilPennsylvania asto the general massacre Of hi
associates throughout the free Stales.---Hi
speech in Philadelphia on The Fourth was ia
the worst possible taste. so far as the interest,
of the B;gler party as concerned; and the resi-
.ssT ess of his audience under his bluneering
oralory was the besteyidence that be bad cho.
sen forbidden ground as the basis Of his dec
lamalion e
\ He said butlttle, c5mpara;ively, on the Ne
braska question; bu. denounced the Maine
Law and its supporters, and then launched out
into long dIatribe upon the Know. Nothings
whom he abused unspariugly as enemies Ofthe
Constitution and ignorant OF tie aims of true
government. Sounpa'atable was his language
and manner that the audience became excited
several perso-s expr' ssed their disapproba-
ion Of the speakers remarks there we're
cries of "Let him go on his own way r." Turn
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YANKEE BEAT.-A Yankee and a Frenchnlan
owned pig in copartnership, When the Kill
ling time came they wished 10 divide the car
cass The Yankee was anxious to divide
so that he should get both hind quarters, ana
persuaded the Frenchman that the proper way
to divide it was to cut it across the back. The
Frenchman agreed to it on the condition thar
the Yankee woulk tuln his back and take choice
Of the pieces after it was cut.
The Yankee turned bis back and the Fl enc
man asked
''Vich piece will you have ze piece wild ze
tail on him, or ze piece vat amt got no tail on
him q
"The piece with the tail r shouted the Yam
kee instantly.
,'Dsn by gar you take him an taEe ze Od-
er," said the Frenchman.
Upon turning round. the Yankee found thai
tie Frenchman had cut of the tail and stuck
IL in the pigs mouth.
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Select llOetrp.

Writ enfr b Are can Courier
AffccIien BcyOad Ih GRAY.
The deadl the dead will forget to love US,
In the lar spirit land beyond the skiess
Do they uoi keep an angel guard above us,
Watching Us eve with htheirs,arry eyess
AID Is not love iusepenie irOmlhe spirit
Our beings light, our lies vitality;
AID will il not too with the soul inherit
The blessed gift d imm rtaIit.'
In FOUNDER room, from which the daylight dying,
Lelveth a glory with departing eath
wife bends c.tr a couch whereon is lying
Her young hearts idol sticken down ,od death.
Vain seem that suifa,hg love, ior what availeIh,
The strength Of all its wild intensity,
Striving with death when death at length prevaileIh
Aud strikes his hear: with ie's worst agonyl
Yet in that darkened soul one hope is cherished,
A starlight cleaning through the midnigt sky;
And that hope whispers, though tile heart h at pti
sltd,
The 10 within that heart can n'ver de!
Sees not thine inner sight, you spirit bending
Amid the glory Of the world aooveS
Taat SPIRIT with thine own foeyer blending
viii guide and guard there with d5lthless love.
Bsliyes tn It mothers heart whose all is entered
Ia the child ladng oLto life, that now
Her pau hath no sewad since death hath entered
And placed his signet on that angel bros!
Amd thai very gDOn hersoul is catching
A glory which it never knew before,
Sac sesth xith her heart, abIvs her watching,
Her own bright guardian nigel evermor,!
And that pale mourning mothers hearts teemins
With slill deeper puIer Tenderness;
Those eyes forever in her soul ale cleaning,
H4loNing all it's giief with holiness
And hath hat child cast Of the heart forever,
Taat mothers heart with it's exhaustion loves
II so, then death hath power indeed TO sever
The strongest bonds that draw our souls aboveE
Oh, vain we're all the hearts resistlsss yearning;
aud vain we're life, and.vaiu were memorys trust
Did the souls life, the love within it burning,
Die with the clay, and perish back to Dust
All, mol one though. eahs lonely pathway eheereth,
Bidding the darkness from around ithee;
The loved in life, whom death the more endesreth,
Dearest shall be through all eniemitil
LILLY LAYTON.
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IT hope you have good husband, MADAM, said z
reverend gentleman to lady arrayed in the depth o
fashion. Yes, sr' see replied land good man to,
thiuk." II dontknow what to say about bis gOOdnes
added the minister, "lOr my Bible teaches me that a
good man should clOhe bis wife but he lets you 80 BAY
: HaksdI"
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l. Sub crbers wha doIo, give EKPslss notice. to the
contrary are considered wishing continue their sub
seriptions.
g. II sub.cribers order the dscOntnuance Of their pa,
pers the publisher may continue TO send them until ell
arteaiages are paid.
g. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take Their papers
from oces % which they are seut they are held respOh.
sibe til they have settled their bs aud ordered their
papers discontinued.
II subscribers remove TO other places without notl
fyngthe publisher and the psprr is sent TO iOHsr dl
rectiOn; they are held responsible.
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A wag was one day sPeaking Of his acquan-
tanees who had gone West. whore new comers
we're usually attacked The frstseasOn, aiih lie
ague--pNei.her Of these men. : said he. .fNiIl
BE- afflicted 'Why moi ?'inquired bystan-
der. Because, was the reply. .One Of ilsm
is too lazj 10 shake, and the other won't shake
unless he gets pay for It."
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peA- Judge B., in reprmanding cri IN
inal, among other names, called him scOun
drel. The prisoner replied
"Sir. am not SO big scouDdrel as your hon
or here the culprit stopped, bur finally added
--'.takeS me to be-"
"Put your words closer together" said The
Judge redenning-
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WHOLE NUMBER M
lsstia dsspair. and issss ~ o ualk Over he
s0urs. Lss1 have 'hs .h.ios of.sls fsAs'

anyhow.
couIdnt the bigger uanagsrs ihdues Doug.
lAs o mske fsw speeches up iu he wilmOt
district I II be vOuld 80 up there and tsks
BigIsr along, ws think be might succeed IN al
ding some zen thousand 70 Poli0ek's maiyrity.
Pht Qax.
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A gentleman who greatly disliEed The Gus
tom Of giving fees to servants, provided aim
self with some farshings, and on Leaving the !
next party he attended,he presented one 70 he
foOtman as he stood at The door. Il beg
your pardon, says Jonny. but you have l.sde
anistake..'' '.oh, no, said the gentleman. /
nspsr give less. s sss
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When you grind your corn 60 10. give The hour
70 the desil and the bran 10 God -saasN
Every day in lks 7 life is an. era il thF bis Y
tory 81 ~ ass se llF ansgt so ~
T.eei4@ =
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An eastern paper describing the effects Of Q
thunder shower says: "A COW was struck BY I
lightning and Instantly killed belonging TO \.
village physician who had beautiful calf four
DAYS old I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

E>0R LxvuR0OL -UNrrD SrAru MAn nRAM
- shiy usCuc: CAysaia James q Luss.-lhls ssssu-
sbp Vim dspaxt uA ths UniteA jatss nAds for Euroos
positively q sstw day, seotsnbsr & It IL s'olos trs
hsr esrth g u too 81 lad street. Tns stsaaship
BALTIC N succeed - Arctic and 81 sooSenber nj
For freight - sssssgA having u.sqaaLsd asooaasdar
nso foe slsgAnoe and oomfort, spely = -
EDWAkD COLLINS So Wan street.
Shippers u please take notice that the ships Il this
line eanset carry any goods contrsbAnd Of var
~-.-
TvM NEW YOKK AND LIVERPOOL UNTryD .FArRs
Il Nah stsansrs.-rhs ships composing this Linz ars
the foLowtn9:-
al MTG, Capt. West. BALTIC, Capt CsnstoOk.
PACIFIC, CApt Nye. ARCTIC Cant Luoe
AbNIAT1C, Capt.
These ships having bssn built BY contract expressly
Tor governnsnt services every care has been taksa In
and speed and Their aososcdataoos for passengers ars
uDequallsd for elegance and comfort
Prios 81 passage from New YORK 10 Liverpool In axst
cabin, e1so; y second do, SIS Exclusive uss Il extra
sise staos rooms, 932S.
Froa Liverpool 70 Nsv York, ESQ and ESQ.
Ar espsrisnosA surgeon attached to each ship.
No bsTth secured until paid for
~ PkOPO6ED DATES or SAHJyC
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a. u.h hAsklEU wOxAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON
il pan,or--By Or. A. n. Msnriosau, prossssee q
dseafcs Of woaan hundrsth edsion, Ooo); -
no ;pp Sss; on nns paper, extra bsndng; lsfss q.
booc to womAnhood ard aso wife and motssF ass
fully Described, with toe causes tbs ymptoms and 49,
the proper Of trpatment, plain, sfmple bst -
the nost chsste language, easily understood And ~
every woman disccver By comparing her ON ~
oms with thoss described she nature, ehsractef, -
ana SUFFERING. Ths wife about becoming noshS
rna offsn need a inatruotion and atvioe ~ ~
utmost I'm ovtAnee 70 hsg fnturs health IN rvapeet -
which her sensitvensss f0rbtds ocDultng msdoa -
tieab win 6nA suoh instfuetOn And advice ana axse
ssstsnas 81 ns.y ympto vhicA oshsssiss seaA
tne from osstruetioas irregulaytes peculiar y -
female syss, which undermine tAs health Of tbs eGe
OF hch they tgnoyNnt and which tnsr decsay No.
pics ss<king medical Adyiess How many su9er fs0
proapsus uter, a'Lng o. tbs wcwb) or ffcn doe. y
nus, (~eskDess, debility, As)Show sns ~ 10 ccsgse
asny hs oieult, dangerous dslivsrss, and 49,
and uncertain rsoosersss3 whose lives are nAaaree
dupQ such time VIII eseh And In its pAges tho means
preventive, aEueierAtaoo, Add reief How mauy ~
| Ger moments, bow much anguish might have eeea
spare 70 the sucsrsr " her husband 70 her rsAvs
by timely possesson Of this htts volume 70 imyses
,cAbis convey fa,y II. various suejecss tesse1
they Of stature stficty intsodci fos the mArs
| or tsnse contemplating marriage. For sais ~ "a
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| A.tor Houss, No. veacy street; Dtwftt Me.eIS
frribune Buisdng Vi ~ No. Astcr aoass ~
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copy eli Be uAs-sisted b. rai res o. Hy -
49, of TIE United SAsss. Al kttsra nun - 49,
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OlAlPFASsss.

4 UsTRAILAN PACKEr-ExCFINOR LLNk-soIh
"a Aurust-Ihs well known and fayorfts clipper ship
HELENA now loeding ~ pier 10 East rivsf, wtu b
despatched - shove her third voyags 70 hsibouxns
For balance Il freight or passage, having hsadsons
stateroom accommodated apply to JOHN MOTION, Jr,
20 wan stssst or 70 ARKItL knl40rY, lea Pearl 81.
TORaAyANNAH-yARE REpUCED.--rHE U. g. MAIL
I steamship STATE os GEORGIA, Capt. J. ). 0arvta,
W loave PhiaaSlpha for HAvan nah Wednesday Aug
Goth, - 10 O'clock A. n Fare, $50 storage, ~. Ths
KEYA0kR STATE hAyes % above tho following Wei
nssday. Agents In Hsw York, SCR ANTON IAlLxAN,
10 O1d slip, who're etats rooms may BE- secured
EoR SAVANNAH AND ELOsIDA,--UMTD STATES
IL mail ins.--The nsv and splsndid steamship
day August sd at O'Clock r. ~ from her Pier, No.
"'''A Ay syxMVE1. L. nrCHnL Is Bread~ay.
Through tickets frpm New York 20 Jscksonvis, I'll
Pilatka, 3s8 The Augusta, Capt Thomas Lyon, WIN
suceesd, and sail a Saturday, september =
uSor CHARLESTON AND rLoR1DA--skMw WEEKLY
n H. 8 Mail lipsTks new and swift going stsAmship
JsYEs ADGER Capt Tmser WI ls.vs pier No = North
essly For freight apply On board, where ed hsps Of
hdpa VIII be siened and fer passAgs ~ the oes Of
sPOffORD, TIESTON 20, 30 Broadway.
Through tcksh ~ follcvs-ro Jacksonvlis, e3i; "a
Platka, eSS -
I-SOK vi GINA, CARCfINA, GEORGfx, &s-rrE q
JIG = nnki stsenrhiy no EUkE, tkinner, wiu isAv'
pier No l3 North RIVER. - Wednesday sftersoon, An
gust 80, oeicct for Norfolk, Pst~ssburg aad Rich
ssoeers arriving therv ths ss~bosrS and ~
% ks ana wiimrDg0z and MAnoheatcr NS1lrosds . Al
4 quota, Atsiszta, thsrisston, 30 PGssgs ead ece
korfok, - 70 tssArsor u ssA n'chnrn1. $40 sssssae
hAM yzoe, sor frtght apply hcard cad Tor passaz
20 LIpLAx 4 fl-zAsAnTss - pys<dvN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

vryHATs THATs-RIMElfBER TIFF UNION tx.
w cursion on Wednesday, August 90, whcre every
one receives the worth Of his money twice. See sunday
Tines, and Courier, Daily sun, circulars, &c.