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GUNNEIRES!
lie also keeps constantly on hand very
artiCIn tf
A0O w I'D EaR.

4 Y W NDlAae9
and French, German and English Percussion
Caps and Grains, Lead, Powder Horns, Flasks
Shotan Game Bags, Pistols, Hunters Knives
Bowie Kniycsi in fact every thing chat is ncces-
sary for man to protect himself against man or
animal Of the most lerOcious character. In
short, We have, and intend keeping always on
hand, every thing that is usually kepti in Hard
wale Store, which we buy drec Iy from the
Manufactures, which will enable him to sell as
CHEAP as can be bought in any1owp or city in
the State Just drop in and take a look at his
Stock. "tt"f .nr-..
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TO THE PUBLIC.

tl HE subscriber having perfected his arrange
y, mcnts for carrying passengers on his Stage
Sj-g4. MA Route from Chilicotie to CALI
polls, viii leave Chlicothe on MONDAYS,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 4 o'clocl, In The
morning, and ariy9 ut Jackson, at l2 o'clock
NJ, so rs to connecl with the curs, from Jackson
TO Portsmouth, which leave at 2 o'clock Z, NJ.
Stage leaves Jackson at 1874 f., NJ, and arrive ut
Galllpolis o'clock 2, Nj. Returning leave
GaIlipolis, on Tuesdays, Thursdaysond Satur =
days, ut 4 O'Clock A, Nj, and arrive at Jackson
at IL o'clock NJ, Leave Jackson at l2l4 Z, NJ,
and arTive.at Chlicothe at 8 O'clock 2, Nj. By
this arrangement twill be seen that passengers
can avail themselves Of a through route either
way, from Chillcotho or Portsmouth, as the
stage aud cars afriva at Jackson at ~ o'clock
NJ, each day as above. By strict attention to
the wants and comforts Of passengers, the sub
scriber solicils share Of the public patronage.
A, FRENCH, ContraciSL
Jackson Aug 10, "a 2O-il
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THE PRESSURE OF THE
ME GA w iff W INJt .M lrD IfP In Gin
~ IL " I( Ia y gLI u IL u w II q,

SEAa ~ ~ ~ > SEA ~ ~ - ~ y .
a ND the present high prices Of provisions &c
IA have no effect on the business of SaIler a.
[arimer, ofthc Peoples store. Their i'm
mcnsc sales arc the hest evidences Of The quality
Of their stock. and that they have success luIly
adopted the motto Of quick sales and small
profits ......
This is Steam and Lightning age Woe to
the tradcsman who oiters behind, the wheels Of
enterprise will run over him. Sater & Larimer.
Of the "Cheapcst store' have just received, and
will continue to receive a very extensive stock,
being the third purchase since fall, to which they
invite the attention of the public.
The American Eagle is a fine bird, and an cs-
peciul iavorLe when il comes from the mint
We hope none Of our readers will be without
one IN their pockets, for with one or more they
can make useful purchases at the Peoples Store,
where will be found everything in the Dry
Goods line.
Sater & Larmer proprietors of the Peoples
Store, having the freshest and best selected stock
in the city for the Ladies', Men and Boys, are
determined to give great bargains, and will un-
doubtedly have the run. r ....f..
5ObbiHg,
Having determined to give character TO the
city Of Portsmouth, (havng but two extensive
JobI ing houses) he has opened Il room on his Sc
cond floor, where will be found general and
well selected stock Of Dry Goods selected for
country Merchants and Furnace Mem
Come TO the rEorIE's STONE on Front Street,
doors below court 'In
E'O the Ladies'.
Salter & larmcr have also avery LARGE stock
Of French works, consisting of collars, capcs,
underslocVes, chemeset8, cuffs lace, ed. ing, in
serings etc, which will be closed out without
regad to cost
Juny, IL, I'd 12--ly
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PATEN MEDICINES,
JUST RECEIVED!

JUST RECEIVED
COneen's Chinese Linimcnt.
PaImer's Cosmetic Lotion.
Stabler's Cherry Exprctorant
" DarrhTGcordiuI.
" Worm Mixture.
Balls Sarsaparila. .'.
" King of Pain. .....
Rowands Fever aud Ague Mixture.
Comp. Syrup of Blackberry.
DR.. Murchid's Uterine Catholicon,
Osgood's India Cholagogue,
Ayers Cherry PecloraI,
Old DIR. TOwensend's Sarsapurllla,
Guysott's Yellow Dock aud Shrsapurlla,
Wstar's HaIsam of Wild Cherry,
Extract of Moss Rose,
Brants Pulmonary Balsam, .....
" Purifying Extract, ......
Railways Ready Relief
lIcnovating Resovent, ......
r. Regulators,
Circassian Balm, ...
Medicnted Soap,
Sellers Cough Syrup, ...
Vermlluge, ....
Liver Pills,
McLanc's Pills,
Fcnnllugc,
Sovereign Baisan Pils,
Soue's Balsam Syrup,
Kicr's Petroleum or Rock Oil,
Jayno's Aguo Pills,
Sunative Pills,
Alternative,
Hair Dye
Hair Tonts,
VermlrUgc, .
EXpectorant.
Carmlnative BaIsam,
Lyons Kuthairon,
Chrstos Galvauic Belts,
Morehead's Magnetic Plaster,
Cholera Syrup,
stephens Butterscotch, .a....
Wistar's LOaenges
bar ellis Indian Eminent,
+" VemItuge, .."
Rlake's Sanative Pills,
llOoliund's German Bitters,
Great Western Liniment,
Ecclectic Lnlment,
Nerve und Boue liniment, ,.......
Magnum Bonum Linimeut, .s
Liquid Opodeldoc,
Tar Ointment,
Black Salve,
Browns jamaica Ginger,
DeGray g. Cos, Pills,
Brandreth's Pills,
Lees, Smiths, Wrghts, aud others Pills,
Badgers Pain Extractor,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Denig'S Cough Syrup, a..sasM3g
Curmiuative,
Worm Syrup, ..Hd
Rushton and Clark's Cod LlverOn,
Dr. Houghton's Pepsin, IN
Restorative Bitiers, &c., at #l.#
MlLhER'S Drug Store.
;or. Broadway and Pearl Streets, Jackson Ohio
Feb, l6, 1854. 47-tf
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EET EEEEsENGES.

:, :, >, ~ :, -, =, ~ :,
tiemhg, W. ", C"hahdaigua, N. T., ~ II.
Mills, NJ D., Rochester, n. - u, !. Iootc.
NJ. D, syracuse, N. Y frot. p4hb4r' NJ. D..
liailWore, Md"J' e. GniGk, NJ -, Ba.limore,
Nd W. W. hccse, MD, New YORK CITY"
W Prescott NJ. d.. Co4corl, ~ H'lJ'r' New
land, NJ. D" Utica, N. 4, heV' u D. Beard,
Glenh springs, o. =
IhamPcis rad Gratis at the Store OF JANIS
II. G. MHtEn,, Agent Druggist, JACKSON q. II. o.
Also, sol by Lansing " Stafford Chi'ieotho
Bailey q MagCet, GaiIFotiS' ana ny most OF tie
leading Druggists in the adjoining counties.
IL Letters addressed to care of Mr.. Curt,
Hatch, Aoent at Rnveuna. Ohio.
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WIN. TRAGo, sen. II. II. HELPnINsTINE
s 889Ga,
GROCERIES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
az geo GHz @-ee
EORS TEE RgEAEEOa.

e He Subscribers beg leave TO say to the pco-
D pie of Jackson, and vicinity, that they have
ust opened the largest and cheapest lot 1t goods
ever offered in this market, at their Store. I'M
mcdiacyopposile the COWIt aEOuse. Their
larre Stock of
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BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS.

IL contains no Opium, Calumel, or Minera.
Poison. And is safe torthe most delicate Child,
DIR. VIM. HALI'S ..
BAISAM FOR tpIJF TTNGS
F,r ,r,hocnrsor o,,,,,,,',i -,
ma pronchi,is lVnstinr III: IrG.n
S,oats Sniltin,r or pIao t''o '''''
Dinicnl,y IF nrr,,Iinr Criia "yUFnS OT"gn
rn1a phi Isl, p,in i'm tbo siI, eoTpsi'' INV
- t2a rLa,,,,,l '''-' u"' al u'''aScS
If /. estimated That IN OnC norsor,,l,
I H., f,i,I PV'sonS uic al'hu,
d., :" wy hI. I''," ',"V' ~, C"iSunPlloh' and
,Iie ,o,l, Io 1911 I,, ,i',,.i', oI
ronnt o%O I'r" rcod cd s y ''' ''' use Vi Somo
P'T',Pt Hr PfT,Irs R,is,n, s,r;,.o,. "a IL,
diseases at once, and such is its SPEEDY i eiseI '
that any one using it freely, according to direc,
ions, for - or AZ hours, and not entirely salts
fed with its merits, may return it and receive
back his money. The Money will be che,rr !
y Refunded The most distressing cough is
frequently relieved by single dose, and broken
up in few hours time The afflicted do moi
have 10 take bottle after ottie before lhev find
whether this remedy will afford relief or not.
Call on the agent and get pamphlet gratis.
The treatise on Consumption alone is worth
more than the price of this medicine. You
will find certificates of Physicians in Cncinna.
ii, and Of Others whose cures have been effected
''9rS Tho az d m%is !. g "me'S o,'5 can be loand
dios r,dn,,,,'.',n H., '',"''" "i'on ny rene
,I,,,ys ortrinatoI f,,,y,, ""I'" ."a'c
W. cEnIioyntI,aIo a lIri..f. ,,.' '''N''o"" '"ulce'
its viii eiT,ct rnres vL,re,.dr 'ta' nioI
,s veil ne abroad Tis ,t. j. '0'' AZ Il'iie
rattan INT ,,,,o ,''I.icL ir,aI ~ 'Po'
,he livrs r tLon,Is. ,,,,,t v" " ''' 80 We
this LoIrain win, oor2ts fro, '"a) i'aAc
chase that in oyny, ro, l,n T. ''i,'' t, ''' Pu'
accordir,, to dir.ctio,l o,'r ,,t;h' 80" i't''J
NOT pivrSiu Of or f. 1nnr, ,, Is
mclrira Ind tbair. ,,oro', ,,,iI - VI ''o i
rrru,Icd " O''''1'" !
..a. C,,,,;,,,. ,o,,,.t,
"""oH
u NV. GHli'S ~ 'L' n'EH reputation OF Dr VIM
c ~ ''e lungs ouefs nave sought
~, ~ i"'i' o1 'leH Pi'Po'' IONS u pom lhe public
~ ~ "oSuiliI# "st u nar' S"Gh as Dr. Ham
| Tg.HVrio ~ rrto i1'IA'I' u" ; oIqgA NemeIy.
60 ~ ""tg5 p,, y l. " H. Hah baISam
'oI me lungs, Iilce one Cntiarper bottle. For
so" So Y y inobn.,n. ~, u3tS @ o1n ili Jared stephen
powrlI Rsrlfn TInroa,, ,n,i, ,"90"' 1'9Gl
Inr snn. n 'Ch,n,nnn le' III y i,t'tvs H1 lloll
',aIJ g,' aI,II+ l''''"' ''N"eS / VI MI AT
lIarcL q ,jI "a
/ |CGNCTTkiDTTCnr, !D,-,tr,,r.,,
-'' ~ ~ \.C4'PC Ml ! ~
CohSuinp'loh can be cured u!
4 Dr. Rogers Liyewprt, Tar and Can Ch,.lngua
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-29

JuaoHs ANn sLAvFRy.AA new
moyemant has been made ii the Vir-
ginia Legislature for tie protection Of
shve property On Monday week
Mr. White. Of Hanover county. intro
duced a resolution providing by law,
that no person co'scieutiously opposed
TO the institution Of slavery, as it ex-
lists in Virginia, or 10 holding negroes
or mnlattoes az slaves as they ar
TOW held in Virginia, or who PROCESSES
to be 40 opposed, shall be admitted IL
sit On any..jury II, any case involving
Il claim to freedom, in behalf If any
negro; and that the existence of nny
such opinion shall be a legal cause d
challenging or exception to any per
son sn,,,monsd or called as u Juror, j,
ny such case when proved either By
he admission # the person SO sum
.noned or called. or otherwise, to *
i<t The resolution was laid on til,
able and ordered to be printed.
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G q RR SP OND & NJ G 6
PoMrn1l. Jan. 2lst 1854.

Great excitement la. prevailed at
Poinpeii, The past week. On herring
If the forci,le arrest Of "Mt Mathew
koszta by Tu'bey,' d meeting Of tn
citizens of Polnpeii was Immediately
allied at Liberty Hall, were the most
eloquent and patriotic speeches were
made Indeed so high did feelings Of
Indignation run, that they boiled over
into il row. After order was restored
| TIE Hon. John Hancock Brown Jones.
introduced the following Preamble
and Resolutions
Pfcambie. That in the arrest of
Mathew kossta--a citizen Of The &.
States invested az he was. with all
the rights, titles and inmnnlties Of
my other citizen 10 go and do, any
hing anywhere. With impughity with
in the hounds of great ereation; that
We recognize a violation Of intcrnation-
al law aud insult to liberty: and a
stain IN he banner Of the Union
Therefore be it
RTsoirea. That Our delegates in
Congress b. instructed to spread them.
selves Oh this subject otfpring as it
does. such a fir hgld for the display
Of the burning and whitening clio
qtitnce Of Democratic republioahisln.
And he it further
Hcaoitea, That in our opinion tho
whole Navy Of the United States
should be put to sea. to see into the
nafter, aud demand Of the Grand
TUX. why h" threw Mathew Koszta
into tie Dead Sea- by wav Of pa
reii'l,nsis. | may say here. that tic
citizens Of l'oinpeii, are all right on
the sttlject ii kossuth kuba, and
Kosz'a) The following resolution
from the sa'n" patriotic meeting will
convince vuu.
Rrso/rea, That We regard the
principle Of nnneintcrveniiou, as a
grem principle, thai any attempt Oh
til" part Of either "Tull' Of the Rms
sim Boar. IL do any thing. With the
naked balbarians Of The Island, must
be resisted and will be- resisted, at the
aogger's point"
by telegraph last night The citizens
of Pompeii, have learned to their great
surprise. OF the revolutionary move
men's in the State General Assembly.
Does the last Constitution want meld-
ing alrdadyl 1fso lay it aside with
the Acts; AMI let Us have Few one.
1t costs little and gives employment TO
our upproluetive capital.
Taking Of Capital, | am authorized
70 say ~ lm'laIf Of the citizens Of Pom
peii, they will give square Of ground
10 the State near the site where the
Pompeii Atllnntum is TO be erected
where the railroad from Port Hudson
comes in; VII yon please to present
his matter in ~ BILL In reference
70 changing the Constitution, and
Article 097 Of the Code Of Practice
our citizens have but n word to say
# the total population cannot be the
hasis, let mules ears be counted, since |
so many aases get into public place. it |
is but fair that mules should be repre-
sented Now, as before and ever
yours. PINTO. |
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trrOn Friday night we attended

rOn Friday night we attended
an examination Of young ladies, o.
Mrs pmLtips' school. The original
compositions read by the young Misses,
we're very creditable. aud the musical
examination, conducted by Miss Ford,
was decidedly the best we have had
the pleasure Of listening to. In D long
time. The young ladies' Of Mrs Put
Llrs' school, show rapid progression IL
the various branches Of education.
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NOVEL Use OF CHuacH-The
building not long since occupied by
the Central Presbyterian Church, on
the corner of WiIIoughby and Pearl
streets, Brooklyn. has been purchased
by Mr.. Joseph Il geman, auctioneer,
and elegantly fitted up as public
sale room. The spire has been slight
ly lowered and surmounted with a
flag staff the gallery has been extend
ed around tho interior, and the whole
very tastefully decorated.
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,.hs Gaze Of 1rlaOs rsrendersast.

Clerks office, we make the following
extracts. The Grand Jury returned
into court true bill against Thomas
prendergast, on the 10th Of January,
for murder The accused was arran.
ped at the bar on the goth and he en-
tered plea Of not guilty the case
vas assigned for the 26th inst, and on
motion Of the District Attorney, the
prisoner was remandsd 70 Jail to
await trial On Thursday the prisoner
vas brought into Court. A number
If Jurors were challenged for cause.
The names Of the twelve Jurors accep-
ed are a. follows Louis Sanchez,
John FairchilJ. Edward Delaupe,
Jackson Libby. j. X Hackney, John
Sides, Daniel Sullivan, Edmond vi
ming. j. A. Stuart, Ellis Yeleington-
Hondald Nc Cullum and Preston
shaekleford. II. g Bell District,
Attorney for the State. Cyrus Rat.
Tiff, George G. MeWhorter, T. g. Da-
wilson for the prisoner. Friedrich
Arbour Jr.. Joseph Arbour, and
Octave Arbour, sworn their evidence
taken, and the testimony on the part
If the State closed. The witnesses
for the defence were as follows. John
Garyin, Thomas Mclaughlin, Mary
Kenny, Joseph Ahern, Laurent Brous.
sard and Judge McWborter. The
testimony on the part Of the defenee'
was closed Robut'ing testimony
The following witnesses were swtitls
and examined as States rehutting iasti.
mony. Biensenue Arbour, Catha-
rine Mullen and John Donahugh.
Rebutting testimony for the State
closed. The following named witness
was then sworn as rebntting testi-
mony for the defence Jalues Cum.
miDgs. The testimony then closed.
The Jury, after evidence and argu-
ment of Counsel, received the charge
from The Judge and retired to cousid.
er The verdict. 1t il but Just to say
that The cbarge Of Judge Robertson in
this case, was firm and decided. clio.
qnept and every way cemmendable.
The argument Of The Counsel for tho
defiance, was ably conducted, and the
brief address from Judge MeWhorter
was impassioned and effective
After tho Jury retired, the court
remained open until one O'Clock at
night, and the Jury not having come
into Court, the Court would not per-
nit the Sheriff to enquire if there was
any prospect Of their agreeing upon a
verdict but ordered The Sheriff 10 in.
form the Jury, tl,at the court stood
adjourned until the next day at 8
o'clock, and The Court fnrt err order.
ed that the Sheriff furnish The Jury
with beds foi The night, and not to per.
NIT them under any prctfnce what
ever to leave the Jury room without
being accompanied by an officer, and
that an officer Or officers be empjoyed
to sec the order enforced. The pris.
oner WIS remanded TO Jail, and the
sot'rt adjourned. On Friday morn
ing the jury came into the court with
, verdict in these words I'VE the
Jury, fpd the prisoner not guilty"
,Sighed) II. NCCULLUm, Foreman.
Thomas Prendergast was then dis
charged from custody.
.&-.-----
Male BLooMERs.-.The excitement
'bout soluen wearing mems clothes
las pretty we'll died off, but in lieu
hereof ereat res in the shape Of men
IRE nov beginning that almost in.
article If ladies' apparel
he shawl. Scveral odd looking in.
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Er During the two past years the
hotels Of New Yo'k have picked up a
business for themselves that will com
pare favorable with most banking in
stitutions. The profits Of The St.
Nicholas for the year just closed. foot
up to $4,000: the Aston $4,000 ];
the Metropolitan $4,000
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MurlNy or A Bnlrlsn Sur OF
WAN. "A letter from Hong Kong
says We hear there has been n ;Iu
thy on hoard the flagship. f seem
that On the 9Th November The met,
who have not had liberty for eighteen
months, sent IL a petition on the snb-
,iect to Admiral Pellew, who iu,madi-
ately ordered the ship to be got read,
for sea IN tl,e evening there WIS u
noise below, when the drum was beat
to quarters, and some Of the men re.
fused to come on deck, upon which
the officers were ordered to compel
them ut the point If the sword, and
III doing 50 some Of the men were Sc.
vercly wounded.
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John HoVs Cabtaet Tra,e
house Our euterprising fellow-oiti.
zen Mr.. John Wolf, has been max
ing large additions to his stock # fur
niture at bis warerooms on Church
street. He has a number Of the very
best Cabinet workman employed. md
i4prepared to make any article II, his
lihe Ii the very best manner--at low
price. and at short notice.
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l-Our friend A. w HYArT has
hecome associated with WlNFREE Of
the vis.a.ViF, in the publication Of
that paper Hyatt is an industrious
and enterprising fellow. When the
Comet was first started on its brilliant
career Hyatt was associated with Us,
We wish him all manner Of success
success ro,Densuraie with his merit.
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An Extensive Bus.xEss.--A cor.
respondent Of the Boston TRANSCRIPT,
states that the Suffolk Bank employs
ftsy.onc clerks IN counting and assert.
Ing bills Of the different hanks of the
New England States. These clerks
count On 40 average $150,OO0 ID an
lionf, and the total average amount At
shscloss " sach day . business j about
~ ,O00sQ00s
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& Dickens isin Italy, leasurely wan
dering through that delicious land,
on foot. taking notes for future use.
Ills Bleak House brought him no
abundant harvest.
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IT, Bogel on Lafayette Street has
our thanks for a bottle number one
Sasarac. Success to him. This wish
IL perhaps superiluous One who
attaudaso strictly to business, as be
does, and keeps sucl, varied stock
must prosper. Il 5 hatH
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title Musical world is hereby
notified that MIR. Wheeler Whose
card will be found ii to-days psper)
has arrived III towu and will ,emain q
few days to attend to all demands ID
this line. Persons having instru-
ments to tune (Pianoes) should call
on him ut once. We know him, and
know him TO be proficient in his
business. ....5
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-29

Walker, the President Of Sonora
turns out to be nephew of the Hon
Robert J. Walker, President Polk :
Secretary Of the Treasury and
Emory, the Secretary of the new
Republic, is relation by marriage to
the same distinguished gentleman.
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RETIRED Lisr IN THE Z s. Amy.
1t il stated that the Military Com
mittee il The House Of Representatives
will report bill providing THAT il a
U. s. Army officer shall have served
a certain period, and being ordered
upon duty, pleads inability on tho
score Of infrnity or if the President
shall consider him, by reason Of length
II service. entitled to Indulgence, a
board Of officers shall be assembled,
Of not more than thirteen, nor less
than seven members, who shall decide
whether he ought to be retired from
service. The pay of retired officers
will be the pay proper, with the lon
gevity rations, equal to about balf full
pay.
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rGEo PEABODY. the American
Banker in London, has promised TO.
this native town. Danvers, 600 a
year, during hisllife, 10 distribute in
prizes Of merit among the pupils Of
the High Schoold
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Madame SoBtag gave a concert
At Louisville on the 16ib instant.
Madame Sontag il accompanied by
Camilla Wero, Alfred Jael, and signor
Rocco.
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~ That Great Barrel Organ aud
balwerk Of Democracy, the Louisiana
Courier published ID New Orleans,
hos letter from correspondents 1T
this place. given to the most contempt
able and slaplerous abuse Of Red Stick.
We commend it to the careful peru~al
of intelligent citisehs., Il is most Ger
tainlv, a choice piece of literature, and
contains such reasons for the removal
Of the Capital, os we never before
heard advanced.
One Of them,--a fair sample Of the
whole, il that The water used IN the
boarding houses ID SO 'hard' it will
not make Il ther, that gentleman
may shave with II. We would advise
the writer, To put up with bis other
bottles, d vial Of tic Mississippi water
from the Third municipality; and
bring along with him when be comes
again, few cakes Of Chapman ! soup
.--would be we'll Gas it cannot be had
here), the softer the soap the better.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-29

NEw DRAMATIC ErroRT--The
s,iccess of "l1ncle Toms Cabin aud
"llot Corn" ut the several theatres in
New York, has, it is said, induced u
distinguished literary gentleman in
that city to combine The sentiment Of
the two, and write new local drama
entitled "pepperpot or Poor Little
Quashee. =
There IL a gentleman in Red Stick
now engaged in writing Ave act
Tragedy 70 be called "Ginger Pop"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-29

Male BLooMsRs.--The excitement
about women wearing mems clothes
has pretty we'll died off, but in lieu
thereof Great res in the shape Of men
are nov beginning that almost in.
dispensable article If ladies' apparel
the shawl Bcveral odd looking in.
digiduals, part feminine and par. mas
culine, are reen parading the Avenue.
wearing shaswls Of various hues The
peIicoat is ony wanting to complete
he figure. Who among our lady
friends will assist us in completing Inc
dress Of these male boomers. -
WashSugton Star.