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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-22
LEGAL. ADVERTISEMENTS,
rrcoessson sets,

IN the n.atttr Of tie stueesstqs RI PxbraeA
BFAsitFARs deeeeTd ,tbife II aeoR .Iio4
1881 probate, SiSth Judicial District Court,
Parish Of Fast Eatou ltonee, Louisiana
p1 VIRTUE II a commission issued IL
~ the above succession snd h 1rie 6ifee-
te,l from the lnn. sisth Judicial l1isiaci
Court, in and for said parish 81 East tston
Rouge ard State aforesaid.
viii expose at, pablie sale at the Court
House door, nj SAID Parish, ia tie city Of
Bltof Enuge.
On NqpaaV tte 3Gfh dug q JuAyY
next a. D. 1904. at II o'c,"ek n. The
property herein set ier'li end described ]. b.
longing t. the Succession o. Mls. bebteea
brssheaf, wife Of Jacob Zoe, late 81 said
Parish deceased TO wit
Negro man, JIM Oh JAMES, aged Is
Gears
Terms of sale, cosh on delivciine,
dec 2S Gtw. y. Y. RAblh sheriff.
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rF-Miss Julia Dean is still per-
forming at the ST. Charles. \ few
evenings ago, we had the pleasure Of
witnessing her performance for the
first time, in "Adrienne the Actress. =
A play written by--we know not who,
but barren Of point, plot or sentiment.
We could not in such a piece judge
Of her ability rs an actress; but it oc-
Cured to Us, that her acting was
rather ..overdone." too much acting
without reference to nature. Tier
transition from passion to passion, rs
too sudden, and without any reference
To the "mirror" that should be held to
nature,
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Waitress or THE lINlvER Sc
Prof. Hitchcock, in one of his popular
scientific works, has sptly illastiafesa
the vastness Of the universe. Light,
although apparoutly visible ins'an-
taneously, really requires an arpfe-
clable time to travel. a fash Of llgSt-
ming occurring On earth would not BE-
visible on the moon iii u second aud a
quarter afterwards on the sun ti'I
eight minutes, ct the planet Jupiter,
when at its greatest distance from Us.
till Gfty-two minutes, on Uranus tall
two hours; on Neptune till four hours
and quarter; on the star Of Y aaai Of
the first magnitude, till fortY.fivo
years; on star of Tie eighth magni-
tude, till one hundred and eighty
years; aud stars Of the twelfth niagm-
tude till four thousand years-ent
stars Of this magnitude are visible
through telescopes nor can we doubt
that. with establishments, stars OF
fur less MAJ nisude might be seen; Sc
that we may confidently say that this
fash of lightning would not reach the
remotest heavenly body ill more than
six Thousand years---a period oqnal tc
that which has elapsed since mans
creation. Here is vastness beyond
the capacity ofthe mind to contem.
plate. - Boston Jouraul.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-22

ANTICIPATED DUEL BETWEEN SEN.
AToR TooMBs AND SECRETARY DAVIS.
a Washington correspondent q the
Savannah Courier, says: is report
ed that d challenge has been sent by
Col. JEFFERSON DAVIS. Secretary Of
War to Mr.. TooMBs, United States
Senator from Georgia, and been ac-
cepted We cannot say what truth
there lnuy lie in the rumor, but the
probabilities are it is correct But
ictin.
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w-Is there any man in this present
Legs lature, who has Independence
enough, combined with moderate pa
triotism, to move, and keep moving,
for New Orleans to have a Registry
law" If there is, we should like to
have his name early, that we may do
what we may, towards sending it down
to posterity. We know that he will
be formally read out, Of the Democratic
Central committee ranks, ifhe does it;
but he Gun safely fail back on the hon
esty and virtue Of the country, (if it
has amy to support him. Where, We
say, is the man who will make martyr
IF himself 10 this NATTER
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-22

WHAT is TO BECOME OF II !--bar-
nun has been elected President Ct the
Grand National Poultry Society, New
York. The society will have n con-
yention on the 13t|, proximo, to take
into consideration the best method Of
prcpagating all kinds of fowls, pea
fowls, ducks, geese, swans, fancy pig
cons, gold and silver pheasants, Get
Premiums will also be offered for the
best specimens Of Rabbits, rat.terrler
dogs, bulls, pugs. pointers, fancy lap,
ect
There are such variety at large,
within the limits Of this mile square
city. that we advise some of our more
enterprising citizens TO 80 up TO Goth
am, and contend for the prize.
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ETThe question is asked in var'-

ETThe question is asked in var'-
Qua quarters "Why tho Comet does
not publish the proceedings Of the
Legislaturel'' It should not 60 u''-
answered. In tho first place, out Of
our three hundred reporters, OF hgh''
fantastic and lawful funny fellows, we
cannot find one, who will for love or
money, 90 and plod through the day.
of motions aud "notices" Of motions,
incident to all law making. The
second reason (which is perhaps better
than the first) our neighbor the Advo-
cate, publishes in the evening" what We
could not publish, until the morning
following, and would not then do IT
even though our friend in Lafayette
street did not; as he does--and as We
think the public ut large will get a
full dose Of proceedings we think il
best to keep the Comet free to osciIllat'
and snap up other triaes, more congon
ial with its spirit. Here are two good
reasons, and yet we havea better stll
in reserve--it does not pay, either the
expense or the trouble. II any Of on
ten thousand subscribers are not salts
fed with this explanation, we advise
them to go and subscribe for th'
Gazette, or the Advocate, Or both
and after paying for them; foreve
hold their peace
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Natice Contractors.

Office Of The Bafon Rouge, ana tHW0H
Pink Road Company
BATos RorGE Jan. 22nd 1874.
PROPOSALS will be received at thus
Office until Saturday the 25th day OF
February next, 1854, to Plank ten miles Of
the Baton Rouge and Clinton Plank Read;
in accordance with the specifications TO
be seen at this office By order Of the Board
ian. % ALFTRD SHIPPERS.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-22

Es- India Rubber is certainly sus-
ceptable Of being worked into many
things. 1t is now being made into
moses" which are spoken Of in GER
tificates as better than the originals
bedsteads arr made Of it, boots and
bottles, railroad cars, and crying ba.
bies, combs, and consciences for chris
|tians tools, teeth and toys Of multi
form variety and what nexta
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-22

1.-THE papers inform us that the
Gardner case is going on slowly
but some Of the 4 tas have been mis-
placed among the papers, which will
stop the case, long enough for the
lawyers to take fresh wind in the mat
ter. 1t il believed that there is funds
enough left, to keep it 10 court for
several years more.
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Plank Road Notices.

(gice efMe Baton Rouae and Clinton
Punk Rodd IoU1panY.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders OF
~ the Company that an Instalment Of Ten per
cent on the amount of stock subscribed (s25n PR
stnre) will he due and payable the first day OF
April us54.) By order Of the Board.
Ian % ALFRED SHOPPERS.
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Venss DE s5uacE sssD1a

Dams feDai,c ne Ia S,trcsssioa IL RrrreoA
BsAsHfaRs. 6pouse aef6dse De Jscos hua.
mo 5t3. Conr dies Preuves dn s,Elema
District Judiciaire-Paroisse d'Est Baton
Rouge, Louisiana. a
I'm FFRTu dune eonfn ssiou lane6e
II dams ID kuccessfan cl-dessus rfci
adreSs6e par Honorable 3enr du sKlaFna
District Judiclaire dams ct pouf Ia PaioissG
d'ESt Baton Rouge, Ftat lie lon,siane.
J'exposefal en- vpnte pab'iqpe dans Ia die
psroisss a Ia po,te de Ia naison DC tout
dams Ia vile lie Baton Rouge.
Luadb, 80 jauracf pfochAl@, 1854
a midi, La ptopIlste ci-apfe7 d6aigaes.ss T
d6crites arparteuant 4 IA succession fe Mi9
Rebccea Btlshears. 6pouae de Jarob I'g
reinforcement de cette parolsse dec6'e3--
sayor:
JN negro hemne 1IN or JAMES, ag@
4s ans. Conditionde Ia Vcnte-CoMr fsEf
sur deiarance. s..i.
dec2s- 6fk II. V. BiblN, Sheriff
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Pooks and Music.

T>ONVER SA1loNs on common things,
u Fern !.cares. by Fanny Fern: Bur
ref's Geography OF the peavens. and A.
las: Webster's 18th Dictionary Sorhncle's
serjes Of Creek books Hannah Moore's
private .levotions: Pictorial Brother lcbn-
athan. TrncIe Tom in Frercb; Confes iors
Of an Eaton Boy; Bleak House, by Dick
ems the Harnonial Man. by Davis Leni
Leoti Head OF the faraiiy Gentleman
JACK and great variety Of Toys ard
other books. suitable for presents. and
large collection of Piano Music. Just re-
ceived from New York and Boston, ard for
sale by
Jan ply. GEO. NJ II tef@o4iA.t.
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OfFre of III. Baton Ropge and Tfinfon
Plank Road Company.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
lN holders Of this company that an IN
stalIment of ten per cent on the amount
of stock ls2 SO per sharel will be dpe and
payable on the first day of February next,
1854 BY order Of the Board.
dec-l ALYExn SIxrfERs, Sect'y.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-22

rThe question is, 'how many
Offices under the Government, ought
one man to hold at one time, prcni.
sing that he has been a faithful co-work-
er with wirc-workerss in the cause.-the
glorious cause of the party in power
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-22

ly-It will be seen that "Delaro-
derie,' Rufus G., so long and fayora-
bly, known as the chief Silversmith---
and for long time the only one the
torn could boast of. before it became
city has recessitated-resurrected
and re-opcned bis establishment at
the corner Of Third and Church streets,
where be will soon be prepared to
furnish the best time in the market,
and attend to other matters in his
line.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-22
ETAT DE LALOIIsIANE.

ETAT DE La LOT lsIANE.
C0uf du Six,eme UiSiJict--ParplS-
SC d'E'w HGtoa Pouge. ''
Dams l'afaiIe de la succession d'ALroasS
SAzrx. decele.
q A TTENpU qde George A. Pike. Admin
Il istrateur de la die succession, de-
pose &c jour an bureau dn sot,ss ghe Gref-
fer de Ia Cour du Sixiame District, IN
compte de son administration de ia dite
succession. Avis est par la pr6sente dom
ne toutes personnes nleresses de taiTe va
loir le,,r raison dams trepie Jour ponrqnoi lie
dit compte ne serait pa@ homoIagQf 1t fait
lie iugement de la ditc Cour.
ianY1O 3Ols-Isl NJ MORENO. GrefIier
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NDt,cs. 10 sugar Planters.

THE Bcsro~ srr,M Eyatyg Cu6FsNT, OF Boston,
Mass OTIS TUFTS, agent, hereby give notsee that
having purchased Of Messrs. NILES e 10, OF u n
cinnati al their Patterns, Draw iae, &c with the
rnha vii, Of the same, connected with the manE-
ftct,,re and sale OF all kinds OF Machinery hereto
f,, Q furnished by said NILES & Co. for sUG1f ptAE-
r .rtoss such rs STIAM ENGI,lIS, SUGAR MILLS,
STEAM APPARATUS, SC, are prepared 70 faahn-
ftcturs the ahnEe-flescribod Machinery in aay
annuity and Of tic bet GHality, and Respectfully
;,,jie;t Continuance Of the liberal patronage Yach
Ia formerly been bestowed upon TIE sttd F'iies q
Go T6ev will also continue the maauIactaFs Oh
STATIONARY SrsAN FrG1Nrs, NsRfTs lsGlsEs ASP
STEAst BOILERS of every description.
we 70 piea sea to att,ence thatw have r1atse an
arrnnpe,f1eg ri With Mr.. s. II gillian, ,ste part
no. tf Nilne z So 70 ret ~ oar Agel, IN capff5S-
tire for any Of tie above-nafned hafinnefy, sra
,rf fe nrsn,yrs 10 execute witt pr1apr negt ana
fidelity any contracts made by hin. All cofnma-
Mica .io-s nr MACHINERY my he addressed To ton,
care Nessrs J. O. woodruff & Co., New orleans,
At whose ofi -e re can be fotna
rn4To% SfFAI ENGINE COMPANY,
rostou Nov. /, 1853 OTIS TUFTS, Agent.
Tur. u.v rtRrirv Tha' We h1vs sold 10 ''f Peg
rov garF Il ENGINE Fo5PAAy 81 The Patterns. Draw
| tins fr tnretfer th tte GOOD wl'l nf tire sanis,
~ irg 10 TIE manufacture aad sale Of a. etati
II 3.rh;usry hare 5f,re furnish by III for sstAA
| PLANTATIONS saeh as STEAM ESfi.SFSs, $50 q
/ Mills sTFkn hPpsR tTtTs 6c. 8etneeyfttiv
| reroTnuIend tie 5lia 2team Engine tetnFeIy - al
t nur customers and others dasifing Machinery OF
ne description far'ig assured fiat they vii FUR.
r,ish then N o4npty and efficiently. 1f' VII ~ a.
.j,es who 4 rew in Navy Orleans, vii give arg in
f,r-ra4ion that may he desired t;on this sia5sct,
ana render my assistance in this huatress teaF tha
/ sai8 Company may neef MIL
/ Cincinnati Nov. TO- 1855. idecis-im
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-22

A Lifetime IN PR,soN There
is at present in Maryland Pepitentia-
nv man who has been convicted for
the eigth time. lie was first irnpris-
oned at the age Of 13, and Is years
Of his life have been spent within the
walls Of the Penitentiary. lie is now
As years Of age,
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fa'uriG iYa0E&E 5eEs


II Affords us infinite pleasure TO zee
that a move has already been made in
the Legislature, to have this trace OF
ancient barbarisn, stricken from the
statute. A law that has been con-
.tructea by cunning knayes, to de-
fraud minors, under the gnise Of pro
tec,iog them. We have but to look
back into the musty records Of courts,
to see the various manners and meth
DDS Of fraud. that have been perpefra'
ted il the eyes Of the law, by the force
and power ofthis statute. A law that
has done more towards rendlng the
ties ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to break up
the honesty and integrity OF the peo-
pie, than all other laws, ever printed
| and bound in calf.
We could not, If we would, point to
cases that have occurred under our
own eyes, by the operation Of this law
---esses where the administrator has
defrauded innocent parties, by selling
property belonging by this taclt mort
rage humbug to others, and then at
ter the lapse eff yers recover the same
for his own use, by the double rascal
| tv Of this law. aud the aid Of honest,
virtuou.. and Christian Lawyers. No
title can be made under such a law,
and man, looks upon man with an eye
Of t,istrust, that makes the community
li,tlr better than thieves.
There are laws in reference to wo-
mans rights, which should be swept
out Of the way with this taclt mortgage
iniouity for nothing that could pos
SHY be originated by he fertile i'm
agination Of man, could possibly be
more unjust, than this. The office o
Recorder Of mortgages under such a law
is / humbug, if not something worse
The book wherein the law is written
should be burned for all other ordln
ances coming from the same source
must have an equal tendency to breal
the natural bonds Of humanity.
THE CRY IS, STILL THEY CONE
The total number of cmigrants tha
! arrived in Philadelphia last year. wa
. 1876. Of whom 11,776 were lrlsl
aud only 1000 Germans.
Add the total arrivals at the vari
Gus seaport cities, of this vast continent
to that, and see the figures. Why a
this rate an embargo will have, speed
ily to be laid on emigrant vessels, Q
nartions Of the old world will becom
), depopulated, save by the rulers an
the mobiles. Think for momen
> Of vast Empire without subjects
. with nothing but the idle and unpre
ductivc nobility Of Princes, Priests
Popes and other Potentates' 'Twou'
speedily terminate, unless possessed
: an "Andelusean clime,' Of spontaneor
: Vegetation.
$ The land, Of what's called "liberty
(for poetry sake,) invites. Come, b1
leave behind, your worn-out bigotrie
and listen to the new song. Nhe
t you are skilled in its symphonies, "
9 will send yon back by the waters
: the Pacific, as Missionaries, not OF an
! bicoted sect but Of the Great Chri
J tan religion---of Liberty and Equa
o ity.'
U-The papers inform us that Il
;, Gardner case is going on slowly
I Al n
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-22

GTG Gov. Foote, though en- route
for his new home in California, rece-
lived 81 votes in the Mississippi Leg
Iska.ure for q. s. Senator.
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N0fiGe.

r will not pay any debts, contracted on my ac-
count by my servants, unless b my witch
order JNO. u. BAKER.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-22

EXTERIOR AND PRETENDER, OF
CnlsA.--We find the following ex-
tracts from work lately published in
Paris, translated for the Literary
Wvid, and published in that Journal
It gives quite Plutarchlan parallel
between The Emperor Of China, and
the pretender:
1t is singular circumstance that
the two principal competitors in this
tremendous struggle are two Young
men scarcely past their boyhood. The
Emperor Hienfoung is but twenty-five.
He is Of middlipg stature, and bis
limbs bear evidence to his aptness for
physical exercises; be is slender and
muscular. His physiognomy, which
indicates resolution, is chiefly charac-
terized by d very high forehead and
by the obliqnity Of bis vision.--fils ,
cheek bones are very prominent, and
The space between bis eyes is wide and
fiat like tue brow of u buffalo. lis
character is marked by firmness and
crcduli'y. In the midst OF luxury and
| cfIemuacy he affects severe manners
and notwithstanding his youth. be Is
already married. The empress is =
Tartar princess with large feet, who
has none Of the dainfincss and delicate
eraces Of the small footed ladies' Of
China. Tie emperor loves t" see he'
indulge in the violent exercises thai
amuse the women of her nation, anf
she often canters at his side througi
Tie immense gardens Of the palace.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-22

EASY ERms--Diogencs thus hits
off the eNtrayagant demands au AFRO
CANT airs OF the Italian slgners who
come to this country.
We believe that the terms on which
Mario has been engaged to sing III
America are as follows
|. A salary of $4,000 year beng
twice The amount received by the
President of the nited States.
2. Half the receipts for the three
nights in the week, and a clear benefit
on the other three nights.
8. Certificates of bronchitis. ihHam-
nation of the larynx, aud other vocal
disorders, to be at bis communal when
ever he feels iudispoaed-to appear on
the stage.
4. The manager to receive HIM al
the door Of the, theatre, walking back
wards, and holding folr wax candles
in each hand.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-22

ANOTHER PUPlL FOR THE lNsTlTu-
TloN.-aIaster Albert j. Roth Of h.
erville, arrived on Thursday, and en-
tered the Institution for Mutcs and
tie Blind.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-22

SrEAMING 1r.-"Arrah, now ia
ME" said an Emeralder to another
us they stood gazing upon the fountain
on Boston Comlnon, "sure what is II
that makes The weather sphurt up 50
do ye know =
Hush now, Pat, and don't re aft
her exposing yer ignorance and wan
Of since was the t<ply; Everybody
knows u goes by stame.'
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A Fortunate Man From the re
port Of the Commissioner Of Patents In
the matter of the Pistol patents OF
Samuel Colt, of Hartford, Conn, it ap-
pears that he has already realized over
one million Of dollars clear profits,
and the Commissioner estimates the
profits, yet to accrue before the patent
expires at over one million more.
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-----
Eg-Mrs. Harriet Stowe, has,stowed
away the proceeds Of sales from "Un.
Gle Tom aud is now getting out her
proof sheets for her journal in Eu-
rope A useless waste of talent.
She puts on full sail and spread all her
sheets for popular favor, but the wind
will not take them up, to blow them
over the head of fortune.
n-Mr. }. w. Prince--she Min
erva" calls him the prince of Hotel
Keepers, has opened a house at Don
Alison, which he calls the "Lafourche
House" 1t is designed for the .,ac.
commodation Of such travellers as foun
der at Donaldson on their way to the in
terror.
q Punch gives, as Q new dennl
ton for that vexed question, What il
nothing :" which seems to us to b
entirely satisfactory, putting the qaes
ton to rest forever. What i
nothing?' Nothing is that portion Q
q fashionable lady's head. on whicl
her bonnet rests.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

A NZBuCAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, OPPOSITE
"A the Treasury Department., washingsoa, under The
direction Of Aaron H1fght Palmer Counsslor Of the
Supreme Court a the UHsd StAtss and Consul General
Kshed for ths presseuton and rseovsry Of claims q
American sitissna foreign govsnms.ts OF the Untsd
States before Congsa tie Exscavs dspertmsuts q he
federal government and Boards Of Commssisnsrs s4na
In Warrington; recovery Of debtsr legAees and nhs
tances In the United states and foreign couufss invest
euts In Unied States and State securities: ooeotiouu
generally, rcmsttanccs and other money busnsss Hv
nR scient snd reliable correspondents In ths several
states and Territories Of the Union IN Msxico Ctrss
traa India and China the urdersgned ID prepared 70
give his prompt ana faithful attention 70 III business
''A' ~ = '''- AARON n PALMER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

sewing Machanes.-rheF FAN Trade In Cloth
iAe shoes caps, saddiery, 60 must b supplied, and
dpatoh uniformity and unsquxed strength add beauty
= to rse Singers sewing machines An invesmsat IN
aohfDo Of o11O Will prodt OF $500 By the
tine the season closes. An suits against singsr's
na<hines are analy settled, and they are the only
oasAines Of any vslus which do not infringe valid
patsnts and subject the to auisa and damages.
L n SINGER + co., 3c3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

vVIp ana Toupses.-Where ana yeu got that
- iron my frisndf At the only place in New York
Uss yeu WIN and wigs, toupsss back aud front brAids,
1nnAs ourla kc, made Of the best materials, and ct the
bwest prices- from NEDAURsT HEaRD's ~ Maiden
-. Cut this out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

CTeckery. Chlpa, Glass, 6sc.-ESr thu great
"a Variety latest Styles lowest prices and most superior
paehing. Watt Gould E1i0tts extensive establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

aTSR WHEELER OoULIsr, 4so BROADWAY, CORNER
~ Al Brosme street, dcvoses his attention 20 diseases
Of the eys and the public that there 10 non o.
the disorders to which the human eye u sub
lost whiah he cannot thoroughly and pe-snenty cure
OMcs hours IL A. N. TO 4P n Axtif :ial eyes nserte1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

OPORTING. KING CHARLES AND BLENHGiN
~ spaniel pups; mammoth Newfoundland pups, Scotch
and Kngiish terriers, Engish reyhounds and variety
o. other oAoios 6FesdA Stock dogs Of the pure blood
Pase copy the address COS Water street, Of Ful
tu, mp ssAifs.