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EyIGHLY IMPORTANT DIsCoyERY-D

lGHLf IMPORTANT DlSCOVERY.-DR
H. JAMES would respectfully call the czans and
Syphilis Structures Seminal Weakness Nodes Ulcers unos Can
GERS and al Diseases the Skin. Dr.
m attention oil thoe who have injured themselves
improper ndugencs in that solitary ruins the
body and mind uniting them for either society The
loving Of cts produced bv earl
Head, tmRess OF Vision Power Papiaton The
Heart Dyspepsia Nervousness irtiaiy Symptoms Cousump-
dreaded Loss OF Memory Confusion of ea Depression Spirits
EVIL torehodngs, Aversion to Society," Self Dstrus Solitude
Hmily, etc, are some Of the evilsprodueed.
All who afflicted above ympo sboud
not a to call on Dr. James, and be health
yoGrRelf from the dreadful and Consequences of A terrible
rsrtored. N'S' 1 ~ ''s'
DR.. JAMES has removed from his former Office No. 115 In 80
onstomhonse street. between Royal and Bourbon
Ps Persons living have the Remedies If III Dis
sase sent to their address, by giving full particulars by
cLoslnn ice Of ten dotsrs. Lmys iyd%wl DR. JAMES.
A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
"A IN NEW ORLEANS, by KlER'S PETROLEUM OR ROCK
alone. -
thereby certify that had been afflicted Rheumatism for five
and Rso totally blind brought BY SCI
attack OF Nesraga hRd Physicians
good and hundreds Of dollars
Medicines give thus Certificate without solicitation
and Mr. have
1sed connection with the Rock oil mad
me to perfect health and strength Ican
with right left have
mhsn or thing else, reside in city when home
most time the river. Any person they
Wisn and can get fifty RESPONSIBLE gentlemen testify
this say take the Petroleum body
Investment made for know tche valuable Natural Meeiae
..., .. ]. HARTMANN.
k Price SO cent? per bottle Wholesale only, by
JARVIS WOODMAN,
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] lNSEED OHIO bbls landing iroIn shiI.
APPS Ii.'', ~ ~ To- l
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lAE oILHENNY u CO., r., Cotton Factors and
yM Commission Merchants As Catoneet les
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sp@AtAp H.fpAAof.
EpoMHOY, EDR. H. u CO., Commission and
VI Forwarding Merhania a CatnndeIet etrss aepap ~
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A LC0iOL,-2O bbls Alcohol, high proo,
"a "Ha'AS rom steamer H. D. G1Con, r.r ale S, rom v
ttp4lI a lELAGRAEE. ID AI,uU,.st.s
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RRANDY PEACH-50 boxes Brandy Peaches
ms foVssie ~ II. COCHRAN HAIL.
1t
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p lCE--2O tierces choice Caroliau, for ssl
~ LIfLEJ0tS, SOECrA5 & co
~ GDYnD- tiJafpY .- + FuIry7 ,,,sq
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n " M. 4
pLLlnFesrd to yous sAreapara will shat
extent in ntAaons affections Of long standing Tines
pes ep oTasig asieG, syphlc CaaheIia
indication Of
the huidB OF tho body with
Junction wth think would Pef suy pre-
Patn o. shr5EpHrtEia ts val1s
ts a5'tsrcos that competition
Respectfully, yyars w Il. PTEETIss. n II.
LawisEo-t, ,Dacemher4 iGiT.
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ESEACH BRANDY-10O bbls in store, iG
sale hy e J. HART CO., ~ IcuouT45ui.s rt z,0 /
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i%aS ANfORD BROTHERS., (late Walton, San.
~ ford Cod geasa Commission snd Forwadn.
La a FinuuE pnyl4
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SAM's OYSTER SALOON.-This nrSZ ~
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which ia on " IN . j
aioale greatly Nk
kind in the South, ia just opened %sS5saxF
l01 ST. CHARLES STREET
Mt WEIR, better known been connected W tb the
nanes IN this city the last
olbtook when established the Saloon Second
Municipality remained with him till his Inc
Assne ever since WIN such experience
serve the public faithfully with the best his line
OF h numerous friends share OF
s seen tEanded in ttgg the SALOON providing
win me CHOICEST LIQUORS that can be procured SERVANTS,
vail known Tor their excellent quae
the Cooks The LARDER Supplied win The
CHOICEST FISH AND GAME OYSTERS SERVED are OBJ
tanned exclusively or th shmen short expense
aud iudiclouarnmmnnitS. mht5 n
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4 EVf, j. L., q SIMPSON, Eote, Stock, Ex
change and Ra0 Estate brokers' ~ Common
h EVERICH, WM. u. x Co., Cotton Factors
n ard Commission Merchants, "a OLD Levss Adj IL
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W. '. A. AogEhrs. GUa A.
ObEhIS BREAUA, Attorneys at Law
III a. u5D Is ~ CAMP STREET New OrenpE
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/ .ARD--s00 bbls and tierces Prime Leaf for
slSby 5. II. KENNEDY & CO., is TsAOupioalas jsls
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4 AN OM-~500 hbls 0akum for sale Nv
- Hh9s a, pFlAGPAvE q CO ~ Nh ain. St
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STORAGE FOB SALT, for abon+ Il nm
myS A + 5.gCItp \ F. TtTI'hg Co. AfIlyp
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ESlMENTO--30 bags jamaica Pimeuto fOJ
f, = ealeh A,F. CoChRANa HAIL l.Tavisrs 81,
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7gg0 s-5ss - zpoa Sal. alb eil's'#
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hOF sHOT-l00 kegs assorted sizes foy
~ sAg BY FL HART C0..79Tt rlrnttn,-us Il sai
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Ah Joys 49, have tssp saves,
eveey AFFLICTED with Marcra Headache heavy pain ID
ny LIVER USED he remedies Ss especially
oy different PeIson buE all
talefshRn a the athsrs c3nbagd - : 1890 saw @'' 'e0'"
fAe1ed community iupero.4riels.
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a90RK-500 barrels choice new Moss Pork,
an'ihs rom steamer L. shatp In , in io 10 suit par.
SAs,Ss IL NulFoRD q CO. y Eang place. au3s
Flo bags prime green Havana,
s.s >.sse :. % sIdRss aat for SAIL bg
uaga pl4me green Havana,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

CHoCTAws RETuRNING.-The Jack
son, Miss Mercury informs us, that
great number of Choctaw Indians
have lately passed through that city,
on their way east, from whence they
came. The most of them are from
Arkansas. Tie Mercury intimates,
that the government will have to re-
move them again.
The principles that the inferior race,
must give place to the superior, is evi-
IDENTIFY a correct deduction from obser-
walton, and the worlds experience ;
but, in what isconventionalH demon
mated a "clristian community, y
should not the power that intelligence
commands be welded with a seasoning
of mercy? 1t would seem so; or the
boast of superior virtues on the part Of
the white race is nothing but vain
and empty. The poor-and in man.
ner defenceless "1ndian" has been
wronged- deeply wropged. And this
too, under a hypocritical grin-of
what the white man has been pleased
to denominate by the name of 'Phil-
anthropy." The sin of this, is yet to
be visited upon US. The Red man,
has not been conquered by superior
bravery, he has been poisoned-un-
nerved, and will eventually be exter-
minated by the fire-water' of the
white man. The beastly intemperance
every where visible and against which
the Organ keeps an uncorked bot
tie of wrath is but the recoiling
back upon us, Of the sins we have Wis
tied upon others
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22
Telc2raPhic Intelligence.
Exciteing Neutrality-suspicious. Battle

Neau York, Oct. lG.-The Collins
steamer Baltic has arrived in the
lower Bay, and the following impor-
tant intelligence has been transmitted
to the city by the San ~ Hook Tcle
graph:
Battle at Sebastopol-The allied
forces had drawn up before sebastopol
and terrible battle ensued, resulting
in the fall of the city, which was soon
in flames. The loss Of the English
and French army amounted to 10000
killed, while the Russians loss embrac
ed IS, 900 killed and $4,000 taken
prisoners. The Russians also lost one
thousand guns and ten ships of war,
which were sunk in the harbor. Not
withstanding these immense losses,
Prince MenschikoH refused to surren-
der with the shattered remains Of his
army.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

HoT CoFFEE.-Ye sterdav, a kettle
full of hot coffee was upset in Third
street. The proprietoress Of the "IIot
coffee at all hours" establishment ;
came into the street, and pounced
rather suddenly upon a good looking
young gent, for having disturbed the
quiet Of the house o'Thursday night,
by knocking at the back door for adj
mission when the lights were out and
the establishment was in the arms of
obliviousness. He was given to un
derstand in forcible language, that be
may look for a cataract of hot coffee
from the second story" if be does
the like again, contrary to the peace
and dignity of the State.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

The late s. S. Prentiss once mar
rated the following as the line Of de-
Tense by which be secured the acquital
of client who was on trial for libel
ut was most aggravated case as
far as. facts were concerned. But |
made these points: First, That the
plaintiffs character was so bad that it
was incapable of injury; and Secona-
ly, That my client was so notorious a;
liar that nobody would believe any
statement he should make and there
fore he could not be guilty Of the Of
Tense Of libel. The jury agreed with
me on both points, and acquitted my
client.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

THIRD STREET ApoTHEcAR1Es HALL.
Our enterprising neighbor WALLET
has just returned to bis establishment,
from the city, with a complete and
perfect stock of such articles as arc
usually kept by the Druggist; with
many others. The special attention
of the ladies is called to his fresh stock
of CONNECTIONS for the toilet. A sam
pie bottle Of Jean Maria Farina's Co.
logne, is before us, that surpassos every
article of the kind we have ever yet
met with. The Whole Comet office is
perfumed with it, and the stopper is
not withdrawn. WALLET has spent
his life in the apothecaries business,
and not only knows where the best can
be had-but has it.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

So.-In the other losses by the
Arctic,> we are informed that Mr..
Guinct French importer Of Jewelry
lost $15O,O00 worth of diamonds
The question arises, did Mr.. Guinet
go down with them? If so, he lost
nothing by the catastrophy. What
a place that is. The great bottom Of
the deep. Clarences vision imper
fectly portrays the picture.
What sights Of ugly death within mine eyes
Methonght, saw thousand fearful wrecks;
A thousand men, that fishes gnaw'd upon;
Wedges Of gold, great anchors, heaps of pearl,
Inestinabe stones, unyalued jewels,
All scattered in the bottom of the sea.
Some lay in dead mems skulls; and, in those holes
Where eyes did once inhabit, there were crept
fAs 'twere in scorn Of eyes), rejecting gems,
That wood the Shiny bottom Of the deep,
And mock'd the dead bones that lay scatter'd by
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

IT, It has been discovered that for
the generality of flowers, and more es-
pecially for gerraniums and the more
delicate specimens of the lily tribe,
common glue, diluted with a suffi-
cient portion of water, forms a richer
manure than guano or any other yet
discovered.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

TlME.-Since the very earliest Pc
Rod, time has been fguratively re-
presented, by an old spindle legged
gentleman with sythe-sharpened fea-
fures, and very huzzard-like wings
This is wrong; at least so we have
long conceived it, and therefore fear
lessly pronounce it so, with full
knowledge of the terrible effect this
announcement is to have upon the
world at large. Time should be re-
presented by a beautifully smooth and
unwrinkled maid, whose foot should
not be permitted to falter as the world
travels on, in search of its ''end."-
Wrinkles SHOULD never be painted on
her brow, for Time never grows old,
or gets tired of keeping open, run
ming account with mankind. AS a
background for the picture of this
young and beautiful woman, we pro-
pose that a legion Of the worlds ply
sicians, surgeons, apothecaries, chem
lists, dentists, grave diggers, undertake
ers, and patent medicine, makers gil
up the distant view. If the "sythe y
SO often spoken Of, is not kept whetted
in action, by these, then it is not at all
welded, and should be banished for
ever from all pictures Of Time.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

What can be more honorable than
to have courage enough to execute the
commands of reason and conscience
to maintain the dignity Of our nature;
and the station assigned us : to be
proof against poverty, pain, and death
itself; SO far as not to do anything
that is scandalous or sinful, to avoid
them to stand adversely under all
shapes with decency and resolution
TO do this, is to be great above title
and ortune.-This argues the soul o.
heavenly extraction, and is worthy
the offspring of the Deity.
In A QUANDARY.-The New York
Express, in view of the confusion Of
the parties in New York, and the
union Of the wings, frcesoilers, and al
the asms under the same banner, thus
expresses itself:
Tt is rather hard for politicians
such as we are, educated in the Old
Clay and Webster school of politics
now that these reyered cold fogies, .
are IN the graves-yards, to keep the
run of ourselves and whether we be.
long to Saratoga, Syracuse, or Au-
burn, it is rather hard to tell, regarding
all these proceedings,
'Am Giles or am potn
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

STEAM FIRE ENcNE.-The city Of
st. Louis has ordered steam fire en-
CINE, to cost seven thousand five hun
dred dollars. It is to be so construct
ed that steam may be raised from
cold water sufficient to work in five
minutes from the time of lighting the
fire; the engine is to be capable Of
discharging thirty barrels of water per
minute or the fire, through either one
or four lines of hose, and throwing
water two hundred and twenty-four
feet distant from the mouth of the noz-
zle.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22
EEMr. JAMES FoRD, of our

EyM Mr.. JAMES FoRD, of our City,
has, we learn, purchased the property
Of Dr. A. Doussan, on the opposite side
of the river, where he will remove
with his family, in the spring. It is
the design, Of Mr. and Mrs, FORD, to
establish boarding and day school,
at their new residence. Miss FoRp,
will continue to give instruction in
music to her scholars on this side of
the overwhelming her time equally.
The location of the property for the
purposes to which it will shortly be
appropriated, is not surpassed by any
other on the river.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

TIE New ARMY REGuLAT1oNs.-
The War Department has issued or
ders establishing regulations for carry
ing out the provisiosn of the act of
August last. relative to the promotion
Of non-commissioned officers. An
Army Board, to examine the candl-
dates for promotion, is to meet every
September. Colonels are to recon-
mend candidates deserving promotion
from education, condnct and service.
The candidates must be unmarried,
and aged between twenty and thirty
eight. They will be examined in
English Grammar, Writing, Aritbme-
tic, Geometry Geography, Popular
Astronomy, History and the Constitu-
ton. The first general examination
is to take place on the first Monday
in January next, excepting such can
didates as are serving in New Mexico.
These will be examined on the first
Monday of June. As general rule,
onc-fourth of the vacancies occurring
will be filed by the promotion Of non
commissioned officers.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

SWAMI LAND.-Since the donation
BY Congress of Swamp and overlooked
Lands to this State, near four hundred
thousand acres, have been reclaimed
BY entry. Still there is residue of
about rAne million acres left, and en-
tires are being made daily.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

A great national cattle show is to
be held, under the auspices Of the
United States Agricultural Society, at
Springfield, Ohio. on the 25th Of Oc-
tober and three following days. The
large amount of 5000, in the shape
of premiums for the best cattle, &C., is
offered.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA We
are indebted to the officers of the Uni
ycrsity, for Catalogue Of the Profes-
sors and Students of the Law Depart
ment of the University for the Acad-
emical Year 1854.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

wThe St. Charles Hotel New
Orleans will positively be reopened to
the public on the 23d inst, for the
winter business.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

Mrs. HARpER's REsrAuRANT.-This
is one of the permanent institutions Of
the country, and speaks for itself
The house is located on the left hand
side of Third street, where at any rea-
sonable hour of night or day a man
may sit down with his friend call for
and obtain any of the delicacies of the
season, done up in the very best Gull
nary style. t is the design-during
the winter season to keep a constant
supply Of the bi-valves, from the lakes,
which Tour word is out for it) will be
done up as bro,On as at any other es-
Enlistment in town. Harper's Res
taurant must have good run and do
a land Office business.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

Barnuns' Memoars.-The Provi-
dence journal learns from good au-
thority that no less than fifty-seven
publishers have already applied to
Mr.. Barnum for the publication of bis
forthcoming memoirs.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

Thomas B. Craighead has received
the nomination for Senator from
Arkansas, in the district represented
BIZ the late George W. Underhill.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

The PATENT STARCH PoLIsn.-
This is the article now on the taps
The polite agent is on hand with a
"few dozen,' and can out smile the
razor strop man. We are indebted
TO him for cake. 1t looks good
smells good, and we make no doubt
is good. You ladies who do up your
own nice little frills and collors, your
selves, get package and try it.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

The Cunard steamer America sail
ed from Boston on the 18th with s
passengers and $43S,00 in specie.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

Among the various democrates in
California, they have the "Rose water
and Patchouli Democrates" the Ozone
and and Muscle" men, and the ''Bluc
Wingers,"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

A bill has been presented in the
Chilian Senate to re-establish the Jes-
uits in that Republic, and it was sus-
tanned by fourteen members. Much
public interest seems to have been
manifested in the movement.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

It is currently reported that Mr..
Curry has received the appointment Of
Governor of Oregon, in the place
of J. w. Davis, resigned.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22


NovEMBER.-We have other evil
dence that November is again at
hand, than that furnished by the Their
mometor. Godey's Ladys Book for that
season is fresh on our table, from the
publishing house in the Quaker City.
The following paragraph in his notice
to editors, strikes us, as furnishing a
good text for sermon on self inter
est for Southern publishers. "Any
business for the Press attended to. in
this city, except the collection of Bills
against ADVERTISING agents and Quack
Doctors" If the publishers OF
Newspapers would cut down the size
of some of their bed blanket con-
Germs. and cut out, all the "never
paid for humbug advertisements that
flow this way from the north, then
they would certainly incur less ex-
pense in printing and make more
interesting andprofitable sheet. News
papers ow-a-days like everything
else are overgrown. Their uorth is
estimated according, to the area of
square inches they contain. The OK
tract from Cooley is a very significant
one.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

~ Mr.. J. N. Genin the celebrat-
ed halter of New York, whose life is
history of industry and enterprise,
has been nominated b. an Independ-
ent Convention as Mayor Of Gotham.
Success to him. 1t is refreshing to
see, now and then, a man taken from
some honest calling, and elevated to
place. Tt is a kind of rebuke, from
the people to such as live in idleness
and make office seeking the business
of their lives.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

1.-THE sale Of real and personal
property of Madame Constance Ter
noir, will be resumed on Monday, Ito
morrow morning at 10 o'clock, on
the plantation
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

TEighteen Sisters Of Mercy ar
rived at New York in the steamship
Canada.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

REPORTED Loss OF THE TRANsPoRT
SHIP LADY NuNeENT AND FouR Hun
DRIED LIVES Losr.-The Lady Nun
gent was chartered last spring by the
local Government at Madras, as a
troop-ship for the conveyance of rein
forcementt to the British forces at Ran
COON, the seat of the Burmese war.
She sailed from Madras on the 10th
flast May, having previously receiv-
ed the troops, which comprised $50
rank and file of the 25th Regiment Of
Madras Light Infantry, twenty wo-
men and children with the staff Of
ficers, among whom may be mention
ed Lieut.. Col. tombstone Lieut.. and
Qnartermaster King, Lieut.. Bamfore,
Assistant Surgeon Simpson and seven
native commanding staff officers, the
ships crew, Capt. Bannerman, the
first, second and third officers, and
thirty-threc seamen Within fort
night after her departure, a fright
full hurricane swept over the Bay of
Bengal, which lasted three or four
days, causing great many melan-
choly casualties Several small
vessels were seen to founder during
lis ravages, and the Pluid steamer,
belonging to East India Companys'
service, with 500 troops on board, al
SO bound to Rangoon, was by mira
Gle saved from similar fate. There
can be no doubt that the unfortunate
ship Lady Nungent encountered that
fearful storm, and subsequently found
cred, carrying with her every living
soul on board.
rThe Capitolian Wis, was out
with an extra, the other day forty
seven hours ahead of the city dailies,
and the mail" giving an account in
detail Of trial in the secoed justices
court, Of an assault and battery case
with attempt to damage character"
unprecedented in novelty and thrilling
incident. The excitement was such,
in this case, that the supply Of cam
brio, was inadequate to the demand,
and the prosecutors, witnesses, law
yers, constables, etc, etc, had frequent
" to resort to the Spread Eagle res
taurant, for spiritual aid, and other re-
freshment.
SWAMI LAND.-Since the donation
BY Congress of Swamp and overlooked
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

70 Ladies who never eat sup.
p RS, generally eat the most.