The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-29

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pley. The yield is not very large but
the sugar, Judging from the sample
before lis, viii be "nrtnler one in
quality.
H. Mus. IEuEsrov has Just re-
turned from The city with large and
varied stock Of Fancy Nlillcnary goods.
The ladies will 90 well to call and ex
anime Mns. lIuEsroN ) stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere--sec ad-
yerisement.
HEAurifuh SiYlE.-We snatch the
following closing paragraph from a
New Orleans correspondent Of the
Shreveport Democrat, who signs him
selr "Tuekahoe. We deem it a chaste
example Of the Z" pone1ad" style of
modern literature and commend it to
especial attention. lithere is any one
amongst us, engaged in getting up Gu
losites in literature, we hope this will
meet proper attention. aud occupy Il
conspicuous place in The book. 1t is
worth copying into all The Democra-
tic Barrel Organs. in the State. and
we hdvn The "Courier' will give it a
start. Listen
Love 10 England is the cardinal prin-
ciple Of whiggery--lis'ory proves i
ofgo, the Shreveport Democrat errs
il accusing The wings 81 having no ear
Aiual principle British policy would
less its tact if there was no NORTHERN
whig party--no Seward, Greeley or
GitIdings, and no such p'aces as Bos-
ton. Western New York, and The Ohio
Reserve, nor no such asses as the
Know Nothinrs 10 bray ut elections.
TUCK AHOE
We should Ike te engage The ser
vices Of 4 powerful writer, ike Tuck
ahoe' on our side Oh all political ques-
tons.
EE~ The following is a most uney-
ceptionab|c opitaph for the imposing
stone Of a printer. when his fo'H3 is
finally '1ocked up" for doomsday:
Here 'ies form rece no imposing stone
~ marx the bed where we;ty u Is Ian;
Y trr deat 4--its missiup neinf DONE
III he dist i'm ed to dust asatr,
Y " body = hit the type * best OF no u
Whose Impression is the sriries iea th'css pa &c
Warn unt, the tppe Is thrown 70 " rGan-
The impression lives through an eternal age.
s-s~c
Iasutaote Ioysee The Evening
lost learns that the lito insurance ,
companies Of New York suffer to the
extent of $4,000 from the loss OF
lie Ivy the wreck of the Arctic. of !,
This sum $4,000 was on The life of
Edward Sanford. E.q
Prince Albert is "hcn -poeked :
husband, five may believe the Lon !.
don writer's, one of whom says: {
prince Albert was lately let out f
for days visit TO Cambridge, with |
instructions that he must return by /
ten at night. When there the Pro- i
iessors became 50 prosy in their ad- d
dresses, that being promised an en- T
tcrtalnment hy the municipality. he t
telegraphed for permission 10 remain Q
I'll tueIre The reply quickly came
from Victor a, that, as i punishment {
tor'this tisobedicnce, he must retura 4
hy eight: and at this early hour the c
poor Prince was obliged TO trudge in ?
70 Buckingham Palace, 70 escape sus- b
p'cion and consequently Of marital In
tidelity." :
Observation-Disclosures New York u
Herald it is said got hold Of the first =
man who arrived in New York from Il
the ill-iatcd Arctic That paper gave Il
him $500 for the news, on condition d
that he would permit himself to be CO
locked up, until after the paper went :,
10 p:css. =
FArA-. ArrRAv.-Mr =. v. Peck. 9,
han, the Geographic operator at this L
place. was the party alluded to last Ia