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Lnvrrncci Worlds Fall D.pur,,..n
81 broadway corner White street, York oeloi. A.,
"a ia. 'Al'Sy E. II. skisFkR'' Tor
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A uTY SPRING INSTITUTE, ION Tn S,r...,-
~. hetween Clay and mnrShnlI.(-Rey william
oNht riePAi, Department Classics pr.,i.b
sranehes HEsar hicHARD, Assistant Department MAJ
For terms apply 10, adrrrss ts pr,.tr.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-25

| w onreh's Pntent Portable Self d iusting
Mosquito hnrOf all inventions to rid ones -f 81 az
musqnito annoyance the the head ~ mi
he o now advertised in this paper and \,
". ' ''eu W 'h's iosaii-
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saamandrr Eat Ro..,,
the sole manufacturer United State, OF ~.
ABOVE celebrated safes-and Gon D.6.nrs
LOCK and Crosharshe Locks Combined In th
70 whom the highest premiums by
tone Sn M oI.hs Metropolitan
street. ~ N-1s" 'Aus' ne'y W John
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-25

no,iee-ESrress Morrill, Richmond PSters
hrg DC. Intended for Shipment
sih hereafter be received by Messrs ADAMS Co
privileges by these Ships. 'e''' -APfen
Once OF New York and virginia n.
way. LupLiS PLxAsASrs, Agents. W. w. - -, sroaa-
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AVA COFFEE, of superior qiaiiy
JAS n.yP, umpT ,ie ~ -, -.
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nj, III !. NJ TAYLOR having
te, Agency and Auction business, same vI -
o'"'ue'eu ~ Them under the hrm Of TAYLOR wIiLIAMs
pt.,uo,, r.., 80. JAMES M. TAYLOR
- Ne""'"a' January =, leoA A. ID. WILLIAM
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a AZETTEER Cp Tmg UNITED sTATEs-EJ,d sv T p,,n-
the United " '-f''O map "
The YORK contain, ea. no, TO b. found
m hy oier book OF the kinj
and valuable matter in any other ,oaJcs ~.
large octavo volume Of paKe " W"
Prce TO Subscribers Dollars This dav r.rstxsd -
''sAe Az teHO MORRfs' Book.
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.e-1-h LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
WmrE MiaiCRR POTATOES.-stiu unsoli n few mo, G
Ing. ~ s''"e' 'o' '@o'e Ut plant
ieS'-N LUDLAM 4 WATSON
HNOR SALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for sal. ,,,v.,.
~ Negro man, who nrsrate Tobacco box maker aud
agoSd rough Carpenter. $3.50 ~
fe22 n. H. DICKINSON e pporupp
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13
Succession Sale,

IN The matter OF the Succession If Airy
Annrp JHuArn, derd No 2ss Pro
hsie''-Sis'l, Judicial District Court
Parish Of East Bstdr Rouge, La,
DY VIRTUE ot a commission issued IN
I'D the above Snccr sslon and 10 me lirac-
tod from the Hon, Sixth Judicial District
Court, N and for said Palsh of East Baton
Rouge and State aforesaid ! will expose
~ public ea'e at The Court House door oi
East Baton Rouge IN the City Of Baton
Rouge on Sn'oday Me l9h doy of .4nspa
ne,t, =. u. 1854, at O'Clock A, NJ The
property hereinafter set forth and described,
belonging 10 the above succession, to wit
Two certain lots of ground situated in
thai part Of the city laid out by the late r,
Bsursgard, and designated on the plan
thereof as lots No One in square No
Twenty -four and lot No One in Square
Twenty. Terms Of Sale, Casu
July " ID. n V. BABIN, Sheriff
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SHERIFF SALE

8, " Hspr q 20 J NO. 1863 SIKH il
vs. dcial District Cnnrt
Hrn, +. TtspA,e. Parish l.. i. Rouge
by virtue Of witt Of seizure and sale is
- sued IN The above entitled and NUN
hered canen. and 10 me directed from the
Hon. Sixth Judicial District Coutt in and
for the Parish Of East Baton Rouge and
State Of Louisiana--I will expose at public
sale At the Cont House door o. said Far
sh. in The CITY Of Baton Rouge. on Snfu.
dny he 81 dnV nj Septembe, nrrf, 1854. ut
O'clock A. NJ all The right title, interest
ani claims # Henjam,n y. Tsdale defeh-
dart in il,e above entitled cause, in and to
the 'nortsaged property herein after set
forth aud described, IN wit
a certain lot or parcel Of ground situated
on The Connie road within The ii,uits ot
The Corporation Of Baton Rouge, running
one arpent front on said road. by two al
penis il depth less twenty feet allowed fot
said road. bounded East by Joseph u.
Bluuin, aud West by The Female Orphan
dissertation, together with all the buildings
aud Improvements thereon being The same
acquired by defendant from Louis Shep-
pers. BY act passed before Samuel Skolfeh
Esq. Recorder. in and for said Parish, on
The 22d day Of August, 1851.
Seized to pay the iHs--ihe amount
Of Judgment. interest and cost claimeh in
said suit Terms IF Sale-Cash, with the
benefit of appfaissnent.
iuIy2o- Cts II Y HARIN, Sheriff
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13

MopE observation-disclosures Tru-
leau. Hutchinson & 90, Of the Steam
Brick machine over the bayou. have
purchased the steamer dove. and
have made large contracts 70 deliver
brick in New Orleans The machines
when in full "blast," can turn out
10000 per day Persons desiring
TO build in this city, should pause
before putting NJ rerishah'e frame
houses, and calculate the advantages
Of using brick alone.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13

Jecms, my son, keep away from the
gals. Ven you see one coming, dodge
Just sich d crlttcr a. that ~ cleanin
the door on the other side Of the
street, fooled your poor daddy, Jem-
mey. If it hadn't been for her, yon
and your dad might have been iuCali-
forpy, huntin dimuns, my son.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13
Ncm 4 npettisements.
Malti CC.
81 Iefer md 81 Ponis

s. Jefef md 8 FonTs College >
Boton Rouge. LIN,
IfllF annual commencement and Dis
i trihutinn Of Premiums will take place
vt st. Peter and St Paul's College, an
Thursday t7th inst The Exercises Will
begin AT NJ The Parents Of students
and friends o. Tho Institution are respect.
fully invited H. attend aug - std W..
! T. !. DECHA MBENDII
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TENHN H000 IWVV0Ny
nj Office is hereby given 70 the Stool
~ holders Of the Company that an IN
stal,nrn' Of Zen per cent on the auonnt ot
stock Subscribed ff2 80 pr, stn,d Will h"
due and payable on Monday the 18th day
of September next, lR5l) Ey order Of
The Board ALFRED sHEFPERS
iulY-ll-lS5i. Secty
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13

S,TRAYEp OR STOLEN from the sub
y scfiter on the 9Th inst, slim Bay
Mare, q little white on one hind foot rF@
has heavy long tail. Also small Mar"
Mule, both are marked with harness
liberal reward will be giver if returned to
me at Baton Rouge, or any Information
thankfully received, D. +. ANDERSON.
atr | "
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LDgerssead Logic.

this assumed authority, which IS pnt
ont &C q 'faeler." ~ ascertain the
strength Of madness and tanatl"ism.
Commit
Which has asccrlained The strength,
If yours to 10 developed 70 degree
of rabidness which, in the prevailing
warm weather. there Is reason 10 fear,
may result in inrnrahle canir','ar ny
drorhobia So far. the "foelor'' has
worked successfully. But if IT had
been designed as a 'fenler' to ''ascer-
tain" the amount Of editorial logic
aud conmon-sense il Baton Rouge it,
explorations in the void e8ranse
through which the Tomet roams, We
fear. would have been vain indeed --
lIrocnfn
Every now and then something like
the above brilliant dash, appears IN
the Advocate-lnleel it il fair
samrlo cf the character, auI complex
ION they always wear We shall no
tice this at some length as we think
the writer designed il to attract mr.
especial attention but II future shall
let them pass.
We are obliged 10 our noighhor for
pointing ""t % W. community ~
bfaln'nat'cal, Typographical VIZ ~"
ef errors ms Is ao'''s 'he l"'P''
a service winch They no DOUBT arPfe-
'la'e, anu are very 'hahh''' W. WV
when ne talks about 'edlfor'as logic
and enmmnn-snnao We should be
| pleased tn know il he considers the
standard Cor these things, located IN
bis own bounJless perception. 1T Is
hut very poor revenge 10 knock a
coufrery fafoye1 articles oil of their
legs. BY making the sweeping asser-
ton that they are devoid Of logic and
eolnnon-sonse.
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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13

4 No oeamsiress, Hair dresser, md
II general house servant. Also boy
Il wears old, good plough boy, can vat
IN the honse, and is first rate hard with
horses For terms which Will be liberal
apply At L. Grandpre's office, Third ST,
opposite DR. flarneys aug l~3t.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13

Iy Aba Parha,, Niaery Of Egypt,
is dead. DR. Bailey Washington, a
relative of the Mount Vernon family,
and the fourth Oh the L S. Army LIST
Of Surgeons, is dead.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13
GHftnwBli.-n During the past

GHrHpwBl,- During the past
week. several families have gone e
this delightful nick Of the woods, 70
spend the balance If The dog days.
next week two Or three families will be
added to the company As soon as
the weather shifts another bail will be
given
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13
r. We congratulate our fpllo

tltlGtIl~ VI tilf ifStFitt WY '' VIC
passage ofthe appropriation bill, estah-
fishing naval depot on tho right
bank Of the Mississlrpl-near New
Orleans. The EasraolS grounds AT
this place afford more desirable 10
cation for navy yard than any other.
poiut this side of Mason and Diklon.'
and it WIS ut one ti'nn suggested to
Congress by some representative
whose name is lost. A sufficient in
nurnre could not be brought to boar.
in order 10 haze respectable conHllera-
lion for the motion, il was laid lnfef-
fnatrly with other rubbish on the table.
"BoLoiuiou Nay"-This is n
side head" Of the infalible Picayune
Of the OH inst That paper says:
The LIST Of August was celebrated
hy the blacks aud whites of the A bo-
lltinn societies of New York. IL some
suburban retreat. Mr. Horace Greeley
being the order Of the day.
The meeting might have well been
dcnomnatcd 'EnboIiion day for Mr.,
Greeley was interrupted by Rev,
Mr. Podgc , he by tall negro Of tie
name Of Powers. aud he by dashlug
black damscl "reioiclng in the name of
Polly Hicks Powers gave way TO
Polly. offering rs an apology for cut
ting short his discourse, the fact of his
belief in Woman srights. When Polly
assembled the platform, she treated the
audience to some new views Of the
character, Of gentlemen known in
the early history of the Country as Mr.
Gcoree Washi gtoo. VII may th"
honest man excIaim Oh my Country
Och my ChoHnfrY were IS madness
aud folly leading Thee to "
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13

ol using brlck alone
IN Internal Machine ~ The
Camel odice. yesterday morning be
fore the Sun came up. some person IN
known to the small Niger" knocked
nj the back door, which being opened
10 him. he thrust a brown paper par
eel into the hands Of the juvenile
African. and without word Of expa
nation, vanished" Awakened hy
the call. and a sudden noise soon after.
we came down to the front Office in a
very pleasant Tin warm wea'her-hut
unpopuar) condition. There lay
the mysterious brown paper parcel !,
we scanned il will, mstrustful eve. at
distance turned il over with pole
and imagined smell "of death" as
cnnling from it A man has hut
once to die Though wel and fate has
fixed the time. We gradually ap-
preached the brown paper parcel. and
gradually gaining courage, gradually
opened it. We were not little sur
pressed to have three large have If
lhard) soap. fall from the brown pa
per. with u note from the proprietor Of
the Magnolia Factory.''--a factory
that has been in existence here tor
the past five years, converting tho
raw material into that useful commo-
1ity
The samples aant us, are certainly
very Ilne. aud bear the brand Of I.
Lucas. Baton Rouge Factory Mr.,
l.. lIonnacnzo. IL the Agent in town.
and our merchants and dealers gener
ally, will find il to their advantage to
ratronize the homo product, To
dealers III the neighhorug towns, we
may say that IN order sent Mr. i.
Lucas, for any quantity Of the arti
Gle. will be promptly attended to. and
one order from him will satisfy them
that 1t il greatly to their advantage
TO purchase here.
SINGULAR nrcrRurNcE. Tho
following il FROM the Centreville ga
Times
Under the obituary head in to DAY :
paper, viii DO found the death Of Mr.
Jacob Reese On the day Of his death
Mr.. Reese was engaged in seeding
oats, and towards evening was startled
BY voice, apparently at his elbow,
saving, You may SOW, but shall not
reap p lie looked around and seeing
no one. continued his work of seeding.
attrihuting il. as he afterwards stated.
20 his imagination At every step,
however. the warning was repeated.
and Mt last, unable to bear it, he pro
coeaed home TO his wife, was porsual-
ed by her that it was Imagination, and
finding that he had no fever. and did
not complain Of any unusual indispo-
sition, she induced him to return to
the field There, however. the same
solemn warming voice attended him at
every step--"lou may SOW, but you
shall not reap" and in state of en-.
IRENE agitation, he again ceased
work aud went homo. He took an
early supper, was shortly after attack
cd with . swelling Of the throat, and
before sunrise mex morning was a
corpse,
GF-Thc return OF Il. H. Puckct
ESQ, to his post on Church street, is
noticed with pleasure. The Col. has
been absent the past two or three
months, arranging, and looking into
land claims il the tIourishiag State Of
Tayas
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13

Three fragments Of Cicero'a famous
'rexise on Fate have lately been
found IN Naples, on some parchment
composing the binding Of book.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13
: A MOTHER Enron GoNg.

uANnrurp Enron GoNg. This
IS the expression invariably used when
some Knight Of the Gull sticks his
pen back in the muddy lux. from
whence it came. and kicks The buck
q " All other classes oct lengthy
obituaries. while the poor 1e"lpla Of
Doctor Foster and the devil. is des-
patched with a simple notice. that
"annthnr editor has gone nc zone y
Gone where Wig not finish The
sentence and say "goue 10 the devil !"
Is not this this the vacuum the mind
SUPPLIES A las alas ! Shades Of
Castor. Guttenhufg. Gninsileisrh. Nhr
fer and Faust. You have done the
world deal If good with your print
ing inventions, but you have done it
also a deal Of ovil.0
Is it ,iglt --i is It just. 10 send the
Knights of tse "Fress' down to "dus
~ death" with The press "f the Whole
communities Sin npon him. aud say
nothing more than that "he is eone ?"
Is not this the verriest cowardly in
gratitude Of the world Does not the
editor tax his brains. aud my,tcr his
mind with the contents Of black
bottles. TO say pretty things f'r The
couple that were married . Wedns-
day night? Does he not wet his pa
Per with the tcars Of aillctinn. when he
writes a. obituary for the valued cltl-
zen who died on Tuesday? Yes, he
does all this aud deal more aud
after doing all the good and bad he
eau. his press stops. and some hegga'-
" contemporary informs the world
he is gone. We feel a disgust for
tho whole fraternity. when we thing
Of this, and to rect'fy it when the
Louisiana Press Union meets again(!)
we shall have y Standing coln'nltte
"a editorial obituaries
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13

There are two things which can
not be too short, a pie crust and
communication for newspaper
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13

7He E'ppM Imong hc I1l'nus
The Green Bay Advocate contains
an interesting account Of the ceiebra-
tlon Of the anniversary Of American
Independence, by the Indians Of the
Oneida Nation This friendly tribe
has ever ovIncnl warm sympathy
with cur countrylpen, and on all occa-
sions are ready TO render them such
serlces as arc in their power They
appear to be inhibited with 81 truly
American spirit In their cnl"bra
ton. they had an Grafton containing
no little patriotic sentiment. About
one hundred pale-faces joined with
The rod men il The celebration.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13

The "Angel Gabriel horn and all.
made hie appearance in this city yes
terday, and held forth in front Of tho
American lie is n curious subject
liz cap bears Ibis 'nsrip'ion--"l'nle
Brit'ania. aud Hail Columbia, hn'
down with the abomination Of Rome '"
He carries u sort sf tripod with q
hnllafin board upon it. and vane,
to show the shiftings If The wind Of
doctrine, probably, and slnpg to his
side is a trumpet with which, ever
and anon. he emphasized his dis
course - BuNuIo(N Ypoprr, eSJh
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" contemporary informs the world
"he is gone We feel disgust for
tho whole fraternity. when we thing
Of this. and to rectlfy it when the
Louisiana Press Union meets agalnfD
we shall have standing coln'nttc
"a editorial obituaries
H. A number Of the San Francis
90 Daily Chronicle is before us. Of the
18th ulto.. in which We find soma u
the later movements Of our friend
"rol hosting Eostlng IS evidently
designed to mako an impression on the
affairs Of men. and if ho docs not write
his name on the gold hills Of OrpIir,
it will be FIR want only Of pens ink
and paper white Surry' is ever
saddled, an | he is ready at moments
notice to write fight or fashion his
fortune IA that tickle goddess may d.
rect. At tho last writing. we find
him in fuss with Major Meklnistry
Cave Couts and Col Scntlle. What
the cause Of quarrel is, We cannot eS-
ac'ly discover but VIZ find by tbs pa
per IN question that he is mad horn
mad about something as the follow
ing paragraph from . card in the
Chronicle will A,unJently prove
And now we desire to state fullY
and explicitly. lst We supposed the
article signed San Diego. was writ
ten by Major NlekIn'stry I'd That
on this snnposltion our article IT the
2lth 1T March was intended to apply
TO TINT gentleman. 3D. That finding
We were mistaken. we de are 10 re-
tract all offensive expressions IN that
article rn1lf'lihg on MAJOR bckihlS-
try, and sincerely regret having ever
made them 18th That we arc very
apt to resent an injury that if we ur-
Intentionally IuJnre q gentleman, we
are ready and wiling to say SO. but
that rs to be scared or brow beaten in
to any such measure, good lord we
are rather inclined. from our personal
knowledge of oursclI. and our personal
resources, TO The opinion that it can
be done
so are we. A man who does not
measure at least six foot three, y acts
upwsely to lay violent hands on
"Bostlug
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ERrEnoM nr TIE l'REsa -Thf

FRrrnoN OF TIE l'RFss The
Visa Nis, in his last edition has an
article on The Freedom Of the press.
which contains IN his hrief half column
many valuable truths, well undre-
stood by thinking men. but which
seldom find ntforanee through the
public press The editor says that
"Almost al tho newspapers in our
nnrcantilo towns a,e hired and rail
hy advertisements 10 aiyn'nfe the
mercantile a,lstr"racr. free and open
10 anything in favor nI their support
nrs and shut against every species ol
reasoning be it ever CD true, that can
initiate against them An such pa
pors cannot pretend to be called free
The article is concluded with this
sensible conclusion.
Would il not |n better and eavo
much error and deception tn call
everything Ivy its proper namo, that
would designate It's properties. For
Instance, one paper is supported by
the mnnlnb and ,narcnnfile arisooracg
to advocate their interest that press
is in favor Of the government Of the
few over the many another IS in "a
ror Of the election of one party and
some Of another, and each are body
and soul, the slaves 10 parties to which
they belong. Then let us call things
hy their proper name. Let us not
permit the shop that deals in whiskey
10 pretend to sell bread.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13

TIM OLDEST INuABlrANr DEAD
Tho Warrenton, WAY Wing says !:
Easter a negro woman, the property
Of Mrs. Eliza + Carter. near L pper-
vile, il Fauqueir county, died on the
18th July. having attained the age Of
ono hHn1rcI and forfY yc"rS, This
is one of the most remarkable cases 4
longevity on record,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-08-13

IF-Thc return OF Il. Il. Puckct
Esq, to his post on Church street, IS
noticed with pleasure, The Col. has
been absent the past two or three
months, arranging, and looking into
land claims in the tIourishiag State Of
Texas
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
MisceIIaQy.
All ls not Cold that Critters.

'Man IS the noblest work of Cod
 You spoke without thought. Surely you jo not mean him whose diary reads thus :-' Got up at ten--was shaved by a servant-ate three meals-drank bot. tie of porter-took an hours nap after dinner-- visited the ladies for recreation -.-lock dose of anti dyspeptic medi cine-- went to bed at eight
 Man is the noblest work of God.'
 That's doubtful of him who owes the tailor, the washerwoman, the editor, the butcher, the barber. the bootmaker. and has promised them fifty times that the money should be forthcoming on the morrow.
 Man is the noblest work of God
 Please except the backbiter, the mis- chief maker, the bearer of false witness, in fine, all enumerated in l Corinthians, vi chap, 9Ih and llth v.
 Man is the noblest work of God
 See that long nosed sharp featured be- ing, who robs the widow. cheats the or. phan, slaves the poor without a razor, and for pretence takes the sacrament. sings the loudest. sighs the oftenest. bows his head the lowest. and makes the long~ est and most affecting prayers.
 Man is the noblest work of God Go 10 that gentleman of the jury, who has never cleared poor. nor con victed rich man then look in the face that stiff-haired, snake eyed lawyer, who upon his hoaor, believes him innocent whom he knows to be guilty. Man is the noblest work of God
 Who says so?
 Pope.
 Well, let's see. Come with me to yon house.of brick. Behold him. who is in the prime of manhood. bound with gall. 1 ing. clanking chains. looking through iron gfates. watched with sleepless eyes, and guarded with swords and muskets.-- Read his history, written on his counten. ance ; thus it runneth: Born in wealth and fame--was given strength. heal,h, and intellect t--dyed his hands in bis brothers blood broke his parents hearts l will be hung next Friday. Man is the noblest work of God An?
 | sYes.
 Open door. descend . pair of wind. ing stairs. which. in more senses than one. lead towards the regiOns of Tartarus; open another door. enter room dug down deepin the bowels of the earth. and gaze upon man vho vowed at the altar to cherish and protect and support hiscons iding wife. Behold him reveling in Ba- chanalian orgies, calling on God to curse him. and gambling away tue proceeds ol her labor while she is plying the needle to hush the cries and hide the naked ness of seven poor, emacisted. half stary. ed, ghOst ike, dealh-ridden children-- see ihe tears glide down her sunken cheeks- see her fold Ter arms and raise her clCsed eyes 70 heaven, and hear heu prayer for the return of bim. who comes but tO despitefully uas her: then IooE me in the face and tell me. Oh !! tell nc, if Man is lhe nOblens york of God