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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-03
For baltimore, Washington, PHILADELPHIA
uud New
49, 9 z5ssz ssEzsgsg - $50

-9H92aSe2g-.s SsIaSeJu ssLEGz-.5sIssss8
Great through Line for the East.
HE baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling TO
j. Hali!nore aud connecting with the Washington
Hnch Kali Road at tile Junction 6laely called Relay
NO., miles rom baltimore, and with The Pilndei
na, ininston and baltimore Rail Road TO Philadelphia
he g. eat tunnels upon The line complecd and
the whole road Is In fine condition, presenting the
most pitturesqu: and romantic routes in the world
The 30 aud splendid scamets ofthc Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
Ing and through tickets from these places Baltimore
Or on the boats. He
express .nsilt Wheeling daily, at O'Clock
A. Nj, ( hccltiS me) and arrives at Cumberland C2Oi
mes) at r Ms and allowing two hours there in
baltimore CS0 mics, at A. NJ, The morning.
King The passage through In about 20 hours, Including
shortages.
without Charge
Passengers and baggage transferred the cars for
Washington at tic junction. and for Philadelphia
timore, without extra charge Travellers allowed
pie time and opportunity Of all points their meals
Through tickets nom Wheeling TO Baltimore, (with
privilege olyns over anywhere on the route $s50-to
Washington 9,50- 10 Philadelphia, St0-to be had on
ha r the steamers OF the Union Line the Ohio.
the Rail Road Agents at Wheeling q b. FoRD) Mounds
vile. mar WM. PARKER, Gen'l. Sup't.
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NOTICE EXTRA.
have small stock OF otllfng that will dis.
pose OF al cost, even less to make oT my Spring
Stocir OF fine goods: l+fF6 = -5-7 = .
mIef s RICE
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Thos. Hughes

Thos. Hughes
EGS 10 inform his friends customels and the pub.
l) lie crafty hnt lie has lust returned nom the East
with very large and beautiful
~ STOCK OF GOODS
or all kinds, adapted to the present ard coming season.
he invites them to call md examine. They will
assortment and pestings furnish.
ing Go dc, tile fest aud most extensive the city,
which, e guarantees to sell at lower than they
obtained elSewlcreI -Taf - lrsa- -. ~
The cloths. cassimcrcs, and vestinss particularly
rtCh comprising every desirable Color quality and pat
term The selection OF Hosiery, and Under garments gen
orally, is highly worthy the attention of purchasers being
or very tine quality, and at low prcesl
The aoItentO OF Shirts, Shrtcolars, HandkcrcieCs,
CIavats Cloves, DC. is exceeing various; too
numerous TO p9Ltfcpiarise in an advertisement. =
In fine, anything and everything requisite for gentle
mans wardrobe, be obtained at No. IS, Mon.
apl:sm T,ios HUGHES.
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TO MOTHERS

\ q, PARTRlnGE especially informs his patrons
yonS I public generally, that the light being tuOst
s,iD. III Gus season. he Will vearttcuar attention
nOhh and next, to taking the iikenesses OF
an" GU every plea day between the IlOui$
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-03
New Savings Bank Store.
NEw rA.nlNoNEp LEErEns Ar zoe oLD POST orFle,

W. " ~ 1'1' IH u I TUE UbO FUSE UFFIVE..
AM now receiving opening an unusually large and
gene al assortment OF Roots. Shoes, Hats, Ronnets.
Umbrellas and Carpet Sucks, at tile OF Market and
Monroe streets. Wheeling, Va. in the formerly &C.
cupied as The Post Office and opposite the Mcclure House,
very large and tnti' ely stock which
for cash, from the manufacturers tho North, under the
most favorable and offer them TO the citi
Lcs OF Wheeling aud vicinity at reduced prices, whole
sale aud retail and respectfully solicit share OF patron.
age. So
deem it useless say in praise OF my stock. II
lnistake not the people of Wheeling easily
hulbnssed by advertising pufs; sutcet say have any
variety o. men's youths and boys Bootsand Shoes,
or, SILK, nocskin wool eghorn brush aud straw
ana Tor Indies every variety OF silk, lawn braid
eo t Of the most regent fashions and styles. Also
Shoes. Slippers and Caters, both ladies' misses and
children OF the most fashionable style make aud quality
call and see for yourselves. &c -.7a. -
Having purcimscda large stock OF the above AT
tclcs would respectfully invite country
call and see me- send their orders. will duplicate
any bills purchased in the eastern cities for cash.
apS H. H. WATSON
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ElGHTkEN MONTHS

-, EIGHTEEN MONTHS
expired since concluded close my Dry loud
ST ana having many PERSONS still indebted to
ii ,IoV lucy do not want longer time TO pay for Goods
n toS i?1 l have been paid IoI LONG since.
b VIC ashamed, but come along aud get receipt in
MT TIL. JOHNSTON. Jr.,
MlIehnl.e M InhI 4.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, which was only de-
tended by AlbraSaSkR, Las asked for re endorsements
from the fleet. ThcEngl,sh and French troops at
Gallipoli, will, It'll said. be ordered there.
AT Matchn the combat was sNngu,nary. Three
Russian aud three Egyptian battallions remained
dead on the field
The mouths of the panubr ore still blocked up.
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WILLIAM a0iIII1,
Q a B I NJ E II M A K Err

534 s. THIRD ST. ABOVE CATHERINE,
Philadelphia.
U5- EVERY DESCRIPTION of Plain and Fancy Furniture
IN the French Gothic Styles made 10 order 10 ner Ct
lower than nj any store in the city. ap2SLGm
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DE ADVISED and use tue Japan boot Polish his is
~ first rate article and mistake. lf do not be-
lie that is, Just and buy botteoMy 10 cents
For sale by J. Il, VowELL.
nil ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-03

John L. Spring. defendant
Youar hereby notified, That on the 18Th day OF
May, 1854, between the hours OF O'Clock A
clock OF that day, att the Counting House i;atcs
Taylor Il Co. in the city New York, dispositions
John NJ Woleott and others will be taken, 10 be read
evidence for the plaintiffs at the trial said
from reason the said denositions shall not then he
con enced, orheins commenced, shall not then be
reted the taking OF the will be adjourned time
to time until the same taken aud completed.
ALFRED CALNWELL
nffn rnIafN
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Mary Ann Robert on, eon:rlai,.a.

NaIy NHn hOUelt. on, COn:nlaiIla.L
v8.
John Robertson, David Campbell,
and Thomas Sweeney aud Andrew
J. Sweeney. aud which said Swec-
ncys arc partners under the firm
name OF /. Sweeney IL Son,
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HEMpFIELD RAILROAD COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all the stockholders. rr
IN vale and municipal OF the femrticd Railroad Com
pnny, that the 9th salmcnt OF five dollars share, is
required TO be paid before the 10Th day OF January
next omd he like sum OF five dollars per share monthly
hel eater, until the whole amount is paid .--,.
. ;g8L JOSEPH HENDERSON, Treasurer.
Washington, Pa Dec. %. 1853 -. dcsO
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NEW YORK. May .-BreaIstuTs-Flonr, Net.
e e canal 39s; Ohio40s. Corn, Yellow AIS; White
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H. zIOGE & SON, :sl1H =. lHooA
Attorneys at law & land Agents.
SO u Marshall, O. h, Va, Moundsuille, r. o.
T1LL practice in Ohio, Marshall ard Wetzel countless
Particular attention will he given collections and
Land business. All kinds ofand constantly for sale
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-03

yng large assortment of men's youths and
@ Ds S9lt Hats comprising white, d alb, black, nap.
is non intervention, lngraham Young America.
with fine assortment of nleM's, youths and
+, sts'le aud retail. 'N>9'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-03

NO MEKCURf aUh UIIUAI-SULEWN UATH.
Dr. Morse, having recently heard that physicians,
and several druggists hav asserted that his Cordial
tanned Mercury and Opium has made the following ala.
w.t.. neither physicians druggists supposed
contained Mercury or Opium, from the singular energk
with wIchit upon particular diseases, the
great power in relieving pain, out OF he knows n5
State of New York, city and county OF New York. ss
On the day June, A. ID. 1876, personally appear
cd before Andrew a. Mickle, OF city
York, MetGalf Morse, who being duly sworn doth
depose and say thattRere subate or 9th
preparation used in compromising manu-.
factuTing is contained in the medicine known by te
name OF Morses lnvgorang Elixir Cordial and That
1t does not contain particle OF Opium -sss 57FE
Sworn before me, this 26th day of June, 1916.
20 ittslsa=. lsSi1 ,zss A. H.TMlCKLE, Mayor Il
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s.. Avery, ! $
No. I46 md HIS lIninS ST., Wheeling.
Snow one and best assortments
X OF Straw Goods, Panama, ghotn and chr Hats
every DESCRIPTION quality. that been sold yhoe
saleoI retail, prices that cannot iai please
anea s5szz-ssS .4AyERYs
los AtNtTAZINF tor February, received 3by
III teBtp ny 1872 NJ WfBDE q BRO. \
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cALRMpAR FOR hasa.

Valley of Va. Fire & Marine Insurance O.
5. q. BAKER,
JOuS LIST, SAeonts
- WA. RANKIN
OtFICE-st Savings Hank, corner Main and BidLe
G6-REFER 7o-James r. Baker "ee'."s' VA
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wheeline and Pittsburph.

<,o7Ssat THE fine side wheel
saFs f gSfsssEff srr S,ssG esr Iszsa&
Geo D. Moore, and aud, 90, n; s;
Wheeling and Pitshurgh-te Forest City leaving Wheel
ng every Monday "Wednesday aud Friday; and the Dur
nal every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday, at a. NJ;
arriving welsyiLc In time coEnect with the Cleve
land at Pittsburgh in time the morning lines
East. Rctlmmng-the Forest City leaves Pittsburgh
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and the Durna cv
cry Monday Wednesday aud Friday at 10 A. Mi arriving
at Wheeling in time for the msi. lines Tor Ohio.
FLOR freight or passage, apply on board ort
~ S. C. BAKER tS Co., AgelIi.
troi.; Swaue, Chicago, Buffalo Duukirk, sold the
Office OF S. c. BAKHR q. Co. feb5
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49, "GKEAT It BARGAIN.
WILL sell my lease and fixtures Of the best sard
Confectionery and ice Cream Saloon III the city, q
reasonable terms p
Enquire at this Office or of ~ 4-
apI9 ra !. ROBINSON, Market st.
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MEDICINAL WONDER

of the nineteenth century It's scientific man
in the void would have dmitted that miracle OF edi
cine heIeUlo supposed to have existence,
STIM ULASr THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
Its is expended, is with opium,
coOc preparations, and III. other eXCitants. The efecto
these brief, and it may well lie said oil him who item
al he last state OF that is than the frs But
the Elixir is exherant without single rawbac-saFs
nerves. the mind ami the entire organization; it will also
remove dcpressions excitement, ndency blush,
sleepessness dislike society, incapacity study or
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

Mns. PARTNGToN.--Respectine
this venerable lady, the Boston Post
has fhe following paragraph.
Shakeapeare's remarks concerning
Tie iilclaing Of god name applies
with much force TO Tie case of Mrs.
Pprtinaton OF ours. Her name has
been taken very freely as the expo
nent Of Of many good and many stupid
things, all over the country, ard olaf
Fer'y we see an advertisement III the
New York papers of a new work en-.
titled Mrs. Pattington's Carpet Bag
of Fun, &c. about forthcoming.
Our Mrs, Partington wishes us to tell
the world. through tbe press, that she
has nothing to do with The New York
work, and has written the publishers
request to Withdraw her name from
the publication, as there will soon be
issued a work Of her own, and she is
desirous Of securing to herself the ben
eft of a name that she has endeavour-
ed to render respectable.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02
Observation-Disclosures (

ORlelNALlry.-O originality (say:
G@the) proyokes originality; and we
must say, Chat at Bil'ingsgdle, and in
the House Of Commons, The provoca.
ton sometimes is exceedingly strong.
The smallest proyocation We know of
the kind in the British drama; in
fact, 50 small is it, that we doubt If it
amounisto any provocation at all. We
only wish some one would provoke
somebody else 10 write an original
play, by writing one first himself. -
PUaeh. s p- k-s fr} 5s
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

Grisi and Mario, at latest dates
were to begin their farewell engage
ment at the Royal Italian Opera,
Convent Garden, L ondon, and have
taken passage for Ne " York, accom-.
panied by their ply sician, secretary
suite, in the Collins steamer Of the
Of August next
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

tF From recent statistics il ap.
pears that there i more insanity in
California than any o'her State in the
Union. It is attributed to the men.
tal excitement, and physical exoosses
incident TO the unsettled condition
and adventurous life al hive TO expe.
iience, III pursuit Of the prime object
Of I'll who 60. tllere-s sudden wealth
without labur tH 4aa}f
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02
The Tendency Or Things.

the North, takes the fact of The hcci
dent at the Orleans Theatre Il shot
time since. to deal out full vial 0
mixed wrath, against the Drama il
any form; and particularly music and
stage dancing. II seems to do The
author Of the abuse in question, |
pions pleasure, to glory over what ht
thinks the fall Of The opera house in
III New Orleans where he Is pleased
TO say, vice IN all It's hideons forms
most loves to congfegate. We take
( the writer Of the article 10 be one d
those spoon fed children, raised BY
what il tlenoninated ''piuus people,
and pushed into the path Of rectitude
from which he has never had tie
moral courage to step, IN order to see
what the way side is made or He
II doubtless one of tile kind who thanks
the Lord in bis prayers "that he is
noN a Pharisee," and II he ever gets to
Heaven, will not know the why Or
wherefore" and consequently will
have 70 retrace his STEPS to earth.
There is great deal Of pioas inig-
nation manifested nowadays. We
have the distinguished "Clergy-
men demonstrating with Congress, on
the Nebraska question:" We have
Archbishop Huges cdiets and miami
festoes which come out neatly as Of
ten, and have nearly the same. effect,
that pronunciamenioea, and manifes-
toes have in Mexico. We have the
Five Point Mission excitement the
religious fanaticisn that has run the
subject OF temperance stark mad -
the desecrating mob at the monument
the Bedini excitemcnt-and at
every hand, bigoted seetarian papers,
violating every principle Of morality
and virtue, under the Banner Of Christ.
Here IA an extract from Protestant
paper published in New York called
the "True Freeman's Journal"
Exposure Of Romauism," is too
narrow an object 10 form the exclusive
and only basis Of newspaper, espec-
ially one that claims the character oil
a National Patriot" - itv 5s
But this is "a DEPRESSION. !, and we
must turn again TO ''our editor.' who
sings hozannahs to the Lord, because |
Of the falling in Of the Orleans Theatre. |
The abuse of the Drama il one Of the |
causes Of its degeneracy4 4-and It is
ever The "abstract mirror Of the times
Whatever is asked for BY the popu-
lace, that is reflected from tho stage.
and If there is any lack in its moral
we must look elscwhere-
and Why not to those who teach NOR
ality and virtue--fer the cause. The
man who rails out at every pleasure
the soul desires, rs Its necessary food
is either knave or fool-he either
plays hypocrite, or does not know how
purposly well tuned, the humai, mind
has been made to respond to every
hing beautiful in nature and art
false, utterly false is that philosophy
which would endeavor to convince us
hat rational pleasures should not be in
lu(ged in, because OF the tendency to
xcess---that IL il sinful to taste wine
'ecause ofthe tendency TO drunkenness
hat it is sinful to dance, because
race may degenerate into lacivous-
ess Of motion, and downright vnl-
'arisv, as may be witnessed in fash ,
,nable ss'oons at this day. Is the
simplicity of the primitive
lance Of JOY and gladness, to Sc chasg II
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

TIE REruELIc OF DiMlNlcA.--A cor.
respondent Of the Washington Union
wiring from ST, Diminso, under date
Of January 10Th, speaks Of an attempt
having been planned on the 14th oi
that month, atia ball given by the
French Consul General, M.i Maxim
Rayland, in celebration Of the treaty
lately signed between France and
Diminica, to assassinate the President,
Santana, and overthrow the Govern.
inent Several Foreigners. of mark
we're aware Of the plot, and some Of
the ringleaders, who took refuge with
the French Consul. were conveyed on
board the French flag from arrest
and trial. The plot is said, to have
been Of French origin, but the letter
gives no particulars Of The affair.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

EXTENSION OF THE BRrTIsH EN-
r1RE IN THE tEAsr.-We learn by the
recent adyices from India, that all
was arranged and quiet II. Che newly
acquired State of Nagpore, 7 better
known by the name Of Berar, which
is the finest country in India for wheat
and cotton. Il will be annexed to
Madras, Of which presidency the reve-
nue. is affirmed to- be. two millions
sterling beyoodiss pendisure. The
population oftthe territory of Nagpore
is 1850 000--lnrger than that Of the
Danubian rrincipalitics. You are
aware that the dominions of the Nj
2am have an area Of hundred and
eight thousand miles, anda population
Of eight millions Ini1608, tho Nj
zam, being harfassed by rebcllious,
placed himself by treaty under British
protection. During the month of De-
cember last, fresh disorder occurred
the resident British demanded, as an
ultirnatum, that they should be re-
pressed and a recurrence prevented,
and immediate payment made Of lar-
rears Of British subsidy.5.9The nara
tor of this proceeding, observes naive
ly "Of a truth it may be said Of this
country, The sooner it becomes a por-
tion of the British empire in the East,
me better for d its inhabitaptsy Oor-
ysspoad4enntt q n se ef tsee Jpsy,'a1 af Cam
nseYce.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02
no. AZ,
LIFE lNsURAEcE.---The New Or

! LIFE lNsuRANcE--The New Or
leans Con1mercjat Bulletin, in an
article oommendatory for the life in
snrnnee system says: =:
We are familiar with several cases
within orr own knowleaee, Of recent
occureuce, which most forcibly illus
trate The benefits Of this Institution.
We know of n most worthy woman,
with Enmlly OF helpless Children, who
by the means Of the money for which
her husbands life was insured is en-
abled to carry On a law suit, with
every prospect Of success, ard which
| Will seetie them a competency. The
New York Life Insurance Company,
Which his an agency ialihis city few
| days since paid two Losses, one for
| 10000, in favor Of the widow of m
oiicer of The United Slater Navy who
died Of the lale epidemic at Oonven-
ton and one for $4,000 on the life of
il gentleman who died from the same
tause at Pott Hudson. These losses
were pnid by cheel;s on the Metrop-
o)llan Bank Mt New York as soon as
the required proof Of the deaths was
communicated to The parent board.
This Company has paid ont here,
within short time, So or! $4,000
on lie policies aud yet has done
remarkably suecessfdl business.
vf.f4.ra - -t-+~-----s-s4s~--~----8st4 FL
ARCnglsuoP HUGHEs ON TIE An
NExAfiok or CUDA.-Tbe editors of
the Washington STIR says they have
seen letter from o gentleman in
whose representations they place am
pie confidence which says.
"ln regard to Cuba, tell our friends
that Archbishop Hughes will probob-
ty do his best to direct The Catholic
inserest in the United States towards
its acquisition. We went from Ha-
vana to New Orleans together, and
bad many conversations on the sub
juct. lie says the condition ofthings
there cannot exist that as the inca
pacity Of The government TO admins
fer the island increases, impositions
and restrictions DIRE imposed, and that
nothing but The degradation and i'm
becility Of the Creole population. pre-
vent them fron shaking off their
yoke. The Bishop said that he
thought they were harmless, satis-
lied race, repadisting all Interference
with their condition. His visit he
says, has awakened him from bis de-
lusioh. [ have no doubt that lie
desires lis annexation, and
bis great iplueuce will tell Oh the
result with powerful effect"
CuDA.--Adyices from Cuba, receiv-
ID at New Orleans, notice several de-
'rees recently issued by the Captain
ieneral One prevents the formation
# Joint Stock Companies. The ilea
# associated power is not to be coun-
enanced in any shape in the "ever
aithful isle.'' Another decree for.
ids encores at the Opera. The object
# Pezuela's solicitudo for tlie aftistes
nd the audiences does not need eluci-
a'ion. The ballet dancers, too, arc to
'o prohibited from making any too
marked revolutionary gestures. In
he meantime the slave-trade four
she's. ,te4f sa4se b. s..t saf5zs
a. zs.t 4 ---------lS- s4-A4-4--aA- 3 EI
EXTENSION OF THE BRrTIsH EM-
1RE IN THE EAsr.--We learn by the
ecent advices from India, that all
tas arrapoed and quiet in "the newly
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

Jesus Christ, the unhoiF mllot1s o
some of his selfsty'ad minister's
Then, why should a Northern fanatic
ekult over the fall Of the Olleani
Theatre one who we dare say from
| The mahner in which ls writes. never
Witnessed an Opera, and il iglloiaht o
the good moral effect Of the Drama
When tie taste Of the community IRE.
ters the standard Plays III he lmmor4
tai Bard, to the Punch and Judy Show
Of the horse opera, then We mdy eS.
pect something better.
Al VKny aBEMrlfun nBstH1i1aoxl
Our friend Of tlie Jackson Mirror.
who Is a clever fellow and with whom
we are Oh perpetual treaty Of an,jty
and friendship; indnlges in d ilowery
descriptive Of Sabbath exercises, which
strikes US As something peculiar" and
W ''e'e,o'o sP'eo" -. pe'ofe 'he
readers Of the Comet, who are all
choice spirits aud delight III the
'lnlque. Did We t,ht The matter oi
rfeachlDg win sttch leflty rs our
lsTf
friend OF tile Mirror. IT would be en-
teied Up GO 'lio atcllhi''lalihg account
OIL our profanity Inc coming oi The
congregation 4 hoWevel tue pic
lure that may be Witnessed anywhere:
u ne exercises On sabbath were eS-
eeedlllgly Interesting. Al an early
hour the church was crowded to over
hoWlig As tiie hour ioi preaching
and Tie tot;illes oi' the
toilet iihlslieu their morning tlcHoilohs,
tier alter Tier Of gallant tMains were
forced to yield tlitil seats 10 The in-
ylhtlble hosts Of black eyes aud blue.
Dy the time service colhnieueed, the
house was nearly lilFed with lH1lies.-
we hardly ever saw, such au a4stln |
blage Of elegance aud lo,'nes,. Ii
needed not the Mercury touched lV5 !
OF tue tue orator 70 give eld4uouee 70 tlic |
OCCASION. lbe, dancing eyes that
spafkled on every SIDE, were more elo-
luent than Dennostheles ever dared !
to be.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

Celestial Pirates on the coast
pf thlnu, are represented to be ex-
ceedipgly bold in their operations.
They most generally attact vessels
ho,,ud otit from Sab francisco, and
other California seaports. The Eng
lish ship Forka7tia, was captured by
them d short titbe ago, whilst on her
way to Shanghai. A'.H=@7'