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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-05

~ Our friend Of the Crescent
must have q decided taste for the start
ling md terrible, when be gets sc
many bloody affairs in one column, as
the following Murder in Kentucky >
"A Woman murdered by her husband,
"a man killed by his wife. "A mis-
terious death accounted for, y "Tmgic
occurrence, . Awful tragedy at Lex
ington Ky.," "Riots at Erie,'
A newspaper should be spiced and
seasoned as salad or an ahchovy. A
little pepper is good, and this may be
called the terrible The salt of its
seasoning should be tho judicious sar.
casm well aimed; and although inten.
ded for one head, let it hit accidently
a dozen. The vinegar part should be
poured in, so as not to sour more than
half the community at one time, into
fermentation !; the mustard should De
well mixed, in with u trace Of maco
ginger and all-spice. Thus, the editor
prepares a daily dish, that is palitable.
We do not like to see the whole out
side, devoted TO murders, murders
are good enough.---Thc drama of life
would be imperfect without them. We
like to see them in place, and have
often wondered, if they are not turned
up4--or, rather do not take place daily,
for editors to make articles out Of, to
make their papers interesting, and
to startle the natives.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-05

An importing firm in Philadelphia,
It is alleged. has been detected in de-
frauding Government out of duties on
some $4,000 worth of German fancy
goods, which recently arrived in the
steamship City Of Glasgow, are now
10 the hands Of the Customhouse off,
GERS. The alleged fraud, it is said,
was perpetrated through false invoi-
ces.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-05

A bill is before the Pennsylvania
Legislature to encorporate the Ameri-
can Medical Museum Of Philadelphia,
for the better encouragement Of the
medical science in the profession, and
the discrimination ofphysological and
hygienic laws Of life and health to the
public. and the gratuitous instruction
in the same to the children connected
with the grammer schools of the city
and county Of P Philadelphia.
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Grctial Notices.

Preach Lecture. Chapel Of the University of NevYort
.,n.e hmeon Parade Ground cood Lecture viii b. de-
wsr,a ty Mr. DAVID OF III URSDAY EVENING Aprl % At
soet pi sltjec The Two Brothers Cayagrc Iicke
obtained at the door on fhe eveoos Of eetare
Irses, Medical Lectures. K ckerbocksr Hal sthsv
,snsr sSdst.-Dfs VAN DOZEN WHITNEY give tgo free
isefnrss 1die, the above HALL WEDNESDAY sad
THURSDAY April 10 end 70 a. "a Office til May, corner
gIosdwsy trd ls.h-st; May l, No us Broadway .
The Youps Mems remcerence Watch Cinb vii ho' a
tAsir wesIly meeting THIS EVENING a. Baisvs Han No 81
Tsst Rroseway speaking by Mr. WESTON and others Or nj
ain sipsm may exyec'ed Gene one COM all
JAMS FIREMAN., seoJ. JAMES OAhPbhLL rfes =.
srcr,,l Notcs Collections Will usual DO tAssn
TAsTPE sNDAy ali the Catholic CHURCHES OF thk City IA d
subssaae gN sad
q the cnuuay iafgs olmo OF FPkas
the extraordinary prizes OF Pr visions
and olLr dis the easo not
be sasd from the pfocs ts Jh7
septcu. which appeal from re sane source has
t.to called inspires the Confidence that he &c ntsna
eDbsusso1 ooDdon OF TIE tslitu-
tons without formal spPe a. 70 evoke
siuilJ aid In the prssett Instance, ,,,oxgprr g.
Uefrent Tor nyaiidsstrsngers rescents requiring
-esi operations medical soPevson e have all the
srrciOn Priyrte Hospal gpoer TIE
EDWARD DIXON NJ D. editor ~ rhe
s@slr,1 q Adtress
pcstoe CITY sppsionst 20 be mGde At No ~ 5,h
dsvos bis exclusive attention 20 operative sur zee
consultations Once hoos between IL ni and 70
se,ebnfs.
Trees AID Plants fARsOss Co, fiashins l. l. invite
OF hfty TefDrmed Trees At no
prices their large msDt OF fr1it ana
Nd shrt~ Eveereeps Greenhouse Plants NC app
ices he aaArtty reduced rates Priced msle
70 applicants deli cred in He~Yors nee OF ense TOT
fsed ------------.s--.
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Cost an6 found.

CAUTION-Lost on the 26th day Of February,
urder The act Of March 1852 JOHN ADAMS Private sp
Knsbps Company Fehds voastesn indisa War, saa wsf-
q $50 for Forty l Acres slsd 70 December q ls1 aud
10 Johr Aasn Adsmve Forida Al persoas are
Id sell snsf.r said Warrant .pphea-
tio the Department Of the Interior f h- issue
Of . dup ce-e In place Of the orisinai szh~o~S
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rI,HE PURPLE TINTs OF PARSLEY Dayl

il
Whoever know ho~ human character rpesrs IN
Paris i've aud act there ae
Ill copious Mr. 81 Jof ne report OF eoser-
WI nne se0F''- Evening" Mirror.
iv.ly sc~pps srnklrf and wthal sruea'e desenr 'a
~ srs N spuefs under the Imperial Awnnf
lena time We hsye hs1 the =,
ary work hich ably ana ~ TeeiP Me~eax-r
character Of the French ~ho ia ,s.deS sever.l
wears IN Para and wsiehfSl ssden; Of .,s nm
r. been pths desSnsed bell Tor hoss
vr,ssio,, for husbsnds and paradise for vomen r,,
Puhishedby RIKER THORNE co, NO. Us a'o'
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ITO FARMERS and GARDESERs.-Ihe Lodi
hAnusrFipg Co ofer their s1d Improves ro1arese
Price 81 Dol iof over
10 sbs ssds thas quss, Per M 20
serd for gardens farms eonists no seea % wssas
AID fou the quantity Gssd the with whtSh
sspped quick and .a efss npoa vssesta2a as
,os - tow besa Cpoa - been the
sye, ssed Is vorth yin end The corn 70
ier nsnrrs eontsans distractions tor 10 End
eafs h<ss vhe have used Tot yea I'll De ssn s %
~ ort spplyns slss references parties
has ned & xeSrrs HE LODI MANUFACTURING Co.
-- No "A Courlaadtss-
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90 TURNER'S and Others.

RAPES-J. 2. WILSON, the propagator and eX-
" bfbtor Of the Sev fsrK for year
30, would respectfully h fen that he ha few
he besutu roots for asny Of the grow
ro.,tro1s are Of an and half In dkuetsr Ths Grsps
pe1,.ey hardy needs protection To water rgeas IN tns
or,hsrp the 2h Of Sepcembsr
Fo eating preserving jsi<s zine there better gro
,e ukis sbSye viii send tasir orders sooa
All orders addressed WILSON No sc,nnsir eorne
ct East Broadway Wiz meet vith prompt attention
CUANO for sALE-In lots to suit purchasers, BY
~ the subscriber. w. CAaEdoS
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fine Arts.

EXTRAORDINARY SALE without reserve for
~ DAY oryA isrse ru.nt Of Ia rsvtat. yfn Or
without Of nIles 81 s1ee1
P,rtraits of w.bnxcu W-hster. Clay C.laoun tse
Fresehns John KnoI voysre Of life he and al the new
American sutjses II No S5e Broadway. up stairs
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A PRACTICAL WORK by 0 PRACTICAL
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Is =, I~.s Bssdease pubishsd and for ss ~ y
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A CARD-WINTER& VAN ALLEN, Commisaon
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viii sell n thtis place =. N, -, Al.
one 81 re arm .a3 viii ths N>rsntile oei Ne
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nscsiixrs addressed 60 hoe1a So.Sl
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TOR SALE CHEAP-l3 Volumes Of the NEW
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no POTTS-S2O0 PriTes-The Directors Of the
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the an OF Nsy next SoPsors
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respective VII b eeeided eS eonpssea e'h"e~
wkese same. vill b fuhishsi IN few csss Address
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the sbsst Of modern productions scenes
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/ fNIFVELANDs MILTON-Second Editon-IHE
~ POLITICAL WORKS OF JOHN MILTON ~a ady 81
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verbal index all the Edited BY Charles
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DRAWING PAPERS, &c-GEORGE H. BEL

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CoREIGY LITERATURE.-REMOvAL.-Th

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Chauses for Business Alsn.

A NEW PATENT-B. O. ELMER~ Saw GUNNER
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on they viii IS esn preaf ksn 20
sale Ths chance Tor pescs desoo>
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business will be tteaed with as es bu-ae
than capital Address with real name aud ret
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In PREss-POEMsi by John Wilson, containing
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DARTNER WANTED IMMEDIATELY-AI

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CONCERT Posponed from Tuesday Evepns-A C.ncer S
Sacred Mrsc comprising songs Duets ana
Chorues Ia BrootNn At Plymouth Cnurcn theS
Henry Ward Beeehersl THURSDAY EnENlNo Apn x IN
$50 singers will take part unaer ne
Sisetion Of Mr. MATHEWS one hsf the proceeds OF which
will be syn the sabbath School Concert 70 com
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A Cook and TO wash and iron, or to do the house
"A wUFh Of privse family BY snd Chsubeyrndd sad
: Nurse and sesrsrres By The o'hr These Fr
have excellent city reference Call 81
No y sfh-sv 10 the bolss
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IIAlI HIS Tor SAi.E.-lht en're OF part VI tno
sxrss ofs Store sale be had imnedials y rhey
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plausible appearance. just now, the war in
the East requires vast supply of specie from
France and from England, and the specie
market Of France and England must exert .
powerful influence on the specie market Of the
United States. 1t behoves us, therefore, to be
cautious. We ought to look the real state
Of affairs in the face-understand what threat
ems, and learn what makes the threats danger
GUS. In l84S the commercial revulsions Of
Europe, created by the revolutions Of thaty
were much greater than we may now reason
ably anticipate; but yet those revulsions hardly
caused ripple on the surface here, although
we were then engaged in a foreign war. Then,
however, prosperity had not created danger
GUS expansion Of the credit system, and, above
and beyond all, the circulation medium of the
country was not composed to any extent Of
paper money, issued upon the cridence Of State
and Federal Indebtedness.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-11
From the Council Bluffs Qowa) Buge of Oct. "a.
Arrival from Utah.

On Friday last company of 80 arrived in
this city, AZ days out from Utah. Many Of
these were Elders destined to various portions
of the United States and some TO the Old
World. Among the number is John Taylor,
one of the Twelve Apostles, who is on his way
to New York city, at which place he is to pub
lish a weekly newspaper, to be called "The
Mormon
Hon. N. a. Felt, Capt. A. Robbins, Dr. J..
Clinton, E. K Fuller, NJ 81. Peck, and others,
accompany him as assistants and counsellors.
Mr.. Taylor is a gentleman of talent, is good
public speaker, and, by his gentle department.
commands the respect of those who make his
acquaintance. He was in the room of the jail
in Carthage, Illinois, at the time the Smiths
were murdered, and received FIVE musket balls
in various parts of his person. He has travel
led over the American Continent, England,
France, Germany, Wales Scotland, and various
other countries Of the East, and, finally, two
years ago conducted large company across
the Plains, including the proprietors and ma
chinery for the sugar refinery. Himself and
associates are to take charge Of all the foreign
Mormon emigrants who ship for New York,
and are to forward them on to the settlements
in Utah as fast as circumstances will admit
1t is proposed that this vast body Of emigrants
route to this place, viz via Buffalo, Chicago,
and Rock Island. Judge Thomas, one of the
company, is on his way to Texas. He was one
of the early pioneers of that country, and is
well adapted to win his way among that gene
rous people.
On Sunday last Mr.. Taylor with number
of " the brethren held forth to large audi
ence, at the courthouse, and were listened to
with attention and interest. These gentlemen
bring no news of importance Of later dates
than what we have before published. 1t is esti
mated that from FIVE to ten thousand of the
Mormon faith will embark at Liverpool for the
United States and Utah, next season, all of
whom will probably make this city their out
fitting place.
They find, by sad experience, that the routes
they have tried further south are fraught with
sickness and death in far greater proportion
than their old route on the north side of the
Platte. This proves what we ever believed and
held forth, that this northern route is the great
natural and most healthy route, and the one
that will eventually be adopted as the national
highway.