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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

MR. sARsCCO HAS TaE HONoR t. INFORM TIE
Wl la6ieG OF Brooklyn that dancing c!ass fer youae
ladies hes been formed under his di-ect,on, 10 MIRA
Cruc,s achoc 200 Henry street Broox, tho 10th
OF October Lessons Tuesdays and Fridays, at PM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

II ORsE FOR SALE CHEAP.-A ARGE BAY ssvsys
III years old, very Handsome, Of due. sction, scasd
and hind every respect Inquire Of rHOd ~ BR9J-
NAN .. 0ould's stables In Seventh avenue, Of
Twenty second street.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

EF- A resolution is about to be
introduced in Congress, to inquire into
the management of the Smithsonian
Institute, and rs to tho expedienry Of
abolishing it, and returning tho be.
quest by which it was founded The
author Of the resolution, should cor.
taiply have a medel awarded him, il
It takes the whole bequest of Smithson
to procure it.
That the United States--a country
Of dimes and dollars-great men and
great humbugs, should have any time
to beslow Oh an institution designed,
with a princcly boquest TO "dill'uso
knowledge among men" was and still
is--the mere dream Of u Visionary
We make no doubt that the author of
the resolution (when his namo is
knoNn) will turn out 10 be some TWEEN
ty fifth rate fellow from some obscure
portion Of tho "vast dolnain"--nercr
baforc heard Of a#i
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24


Tbrontht CnhHaEs r. T. II.
Hatch has retired from thn .ea;tofio'
cher Of the Democratic A1v6ena ond
D. g. Jenkins il announced ~ The
principle editor Tic office is nov
the property IF Z. NJ. Hatch Esp,
and j. G. jenkins Es1r, Hinder the
firm Of Hatch Il jenkins. Tho con
nectim Of I. u Il, Hatch, with tie
Advocate, dates with the first issue Of
that paper, hbout fourteen years ago
Tho publication Of the Advocate was
commenced by Messrs Payne Il Cook,
gentcmon IF whom We long since lost
sight . as they only continued it about
two yenrs, and then sold ont to the
elder Mr.. lIntch, who has been CON
nected with the paper since that
period. The Advocate was then pub
lished at Tho corner Of Lafayette and
North streets
We must shy for the retiring edi-
tor Of The Advocate we have known
him through series Of years, MS the
same atilble and courteous gentleman,
and although, ,n,ing past time we
havp come in elashing contract with
words = il has been for argument
sake, only" Now let ~ hang tour
bruised arms for monuments We
ask forgi,ness for all seemingly harsh
words, Which have been spoken, and
hope that such remelnlerances Of the
past w,ll alone be settled to dwell on,
as Will tend to cement future friend
ship. To the new firm we wish all
manner Of success.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

An "Anti-Wisc Convention is
about to be held in Virginia, to be
composed Of all those opposed to the
election of the Hon, Henry A. Wise
to the Gubernatorial chair of the State
The Petersburg Intelligencer suggests
that It be held at Lynchburg.
An ".A0.;-Wise" Convention and
should tie e.noi properly AL fools
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

| AMERICAN Annals OF The DEhF
App Dumf3 TO j. $. Drown Esq j,
We ARD indebted for No. / Of Vol
i VII Of this pcf;odicle, published hy
the Convention Of American Untrue
tors Of The Deaf md Dumb ut Hart
ford Mr.. Brown is one Of the edi'
tors Of tho work, Mr. Brown, best
DIES his services in this christian branch
Of philanthropy, at home, Is interested
in the progress Of education abroad -
Frol,t his temperament and habits, Of
industry The cause in which bis life
is enlisted, receives the strong aid Of
noble leatt, and hand moved TO nc
ton. by the soundest Judgement.
II is now said in New York, in re-
ference to the sudden Disappearance
Of The Austrian Consul, that lie was
summoned rs witness against an
Austrian named Stephan, who was ar
rested recently, charged with obtain
ing thirty thousand dollars worth Of
goods by false pretenses. The Consul
refused to attend, when al attachment.
was issued, but he eluded the officers,
who searched the steamer Baltic for
him just prior to her sailing, but with
out SUCCESS The officers state that
the said Consul is suspected Of being
recently concerned in the circulation
Of a quantity Of counterfeit thalers in
New;York.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

Wild PIcEoNs.-For the past few
days, thousands Of these birds have
passed over our heads -stcaring in a
south castcrly direction Tho woods
cast Of US arc reported to be fu'! Of
them.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

ClsrnnNe.--G. l.. Gtts, has now on
hand large stock Of well seasoned
lumber for making cistcrns. Persons
desiring good job in this Inc will 10
well to call on Mr.. SHFs, nc lfis terms
are extremely moderate, aud his work
is Of number ono quality.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

KEEP If BErohE THE PBortE II
there is any man in the State who de-
serves success in business that ind, i'd
ual is Professor Brettc' the toacler O.
classic Gallo in New Orleans. He
has blown himself and been pulled by
the press rs teacher of "elegant
Frenco with wonderful facility until
he stands before The Crescent city
public, in more prominent position
than either the "Original Shirt Depot
or Simpson. We make no manner Of
doubt that "names may DO mention
ed' of persons who have learned from
tho professor to master tho language
in less than "threc months" We want
no better evidence than That already
afforded by tho united voice o. the city
press. .s..
Say tho very least we can, Professor
Bretto is d remarkable man.
Is this the gentleman about whose
"cose' wo had SO many learned dis
QUESTIONS in tho ea-ly days of tho
Comet ? "Notes in continuation
Bretto's Case We hope the Pro-
fessor will come this way, before he
leaves iho Sunny south"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

~ Some clever fellow writing
regular communications to that heay,
publishing establishment the Plea
yune, says:
rotioo that The National Institute
II experimenting upon baggasse rs d
substitute tpr tlie material at present
used ~ the manufacture Of paper. The
honor Of The discovery, If there is any
honor IL j. belongs 10 two Young men
e IBIS place, They proved, some time
s'hce, ty experiment, that bagassa
would make paper, but having ne
nloHna 80 cnrrv on operations to nd
vantage, LEY wrote on 10 NJ g Y.
t'eap', of IT, Now York Gun, who
published thoir letter, but would take
10 further steps IN lie ,nalIer.--
Whils' they were daliltetatinn aq Fl
tha proper ,nnnnar Of hrjngog tlrif
l'oeeae into notice, some one sia for.
woodland viii plobably enjo; Me honor
aid profit Of tbe discovery hive The
correspondence in my ~ .ainn wliell
eslnhI''lrs, beyond doubt, The piioli-
ty Of their claim
Some papers of tho North are no.
tloiug a queer partnership in Virginia,
consisting Of father and daughter we
have n finn in this place under The
style Of Pucket Il Wife, who are do.
ing a successful business in groceries,
provisions, NO. The husband took
this manner Of correcting reports to
his detri'nent, that he was about to
take advantage Of the tacit mortgage
law.
Thus il is hat SANDER takes The
wings Of The morning and spreads it
self" There is no such firm in this
city, as PICKET aud Wife, or Pickett s.
Wife a. Go. X. Il. Pickett like
ANDREW jackson Allen of the Old
Bowc,y, is himself alone" Il. r..
Pickett is u business man, and does
50 large business, that he seldom
finds time TO arrange his varied stock,
and there is a plentiful lack of sweeping
there, which gives abundant evidence
Of the fact above stated. II il 10 be
hoped tha'.tho l'icayupo's learned cor.
respondent will find Some other subject
for the burden Of his tllemo, than
Puckctt IF he does not, tho pump
in front Of Puckbtt's door il public
pump, and he may gel the benefit Of it.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

RemnkoJte Reoirnts. The suthren
Presbyterian states, that Ebcnezer
church, near' Clinton, Ala, is now
enjoying the fourth season Of revival
within three years t1e fruits of which
arc 2ll persons added On examination,
Of whom se"cnsy four IRE cofored.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

A VoLuAsIc ERurrIoH.--H il sta
ted that the volcanic mountains Of 90
topaz, The most elevated as well as
the most formidable volcano in tho
world, is now in full progress Of sue
cessful eruption, and is throwing ont
over the plains of Gallo enormous
masses Of rock, torrents Of bfackisl
water and burning lava. AT last nc
counts, the volcano was vomiting forth
fro night and day, filing the inlabit
unts Of the country with terror. Tho
Town Of Iathcu'ja is as yet nhinjurcd,
although It has previously been des-
,royed no less tlan eight tines. W.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

Dear Comei.--Our next inquiry IL,
what did Jesus Christ teach Math.
IL 7 we find the language be addressed
to those who complained that his dis
ciplcs did that which was not lawful
on The Sabbath day. If ye had known
what this meaneth, | will have mercy
md not sacrifice, you would not have
coudemtied the guiltless. Query do
do We understand this, or are We like
tbe ancient pharisees, obnoxious TO
the rcbtke and liable, like them to
condemn The guitless--to be reli-
gious--to serve God--to sacrifice for
the sake Of religion---alios sechuy1an-
'sm--to spcnd and be speut in build
ing up party, seems to be
the way that most mon and women
expect to secure the happiness Of
I1eavon-ey even 10 the neglect Of tho
concerns Of this life--and in SO doing
the one idea seems to be 10 render
serrice to Gm. In this spirit, beca-
tonbs Of victims have smoked on mil.
lions Of affairs. Human victims have
bled and the mothers heart las been
made TO yield up her darling boy in
her smiling babe to the fierce croco-
die, or fiercer flame to propitiate
Heaven--Idie, vain, absurd Can
man add to God? Romans II rs,
Neither is worsl,ipped|witb mons hands
as though be needed anything--since
he giveth to all life and breath and all
things--and job says, 35 8, Thy wick
edness may hunt man as thou art,
and thy righteousness may profit tho
son of man
II will have mercy and not sac1i-
fee"
II will have mercy" mercy to thy
fellow mnn. Love thy neigbbor as
tbysolf Love your enemies, Bless
them that curse you, do good to them
that hate you, and pray for them that
desp'tefnIly use you and prosecute
you,--that you may be the children
Of your Father which is IN Heaven,
for be maketh his sun to rise on the
evil and on the good, and sendoth rain
on the just and on the unjust. Where
these principles rule, Peace must
dwell and there the Prince Of peace
has established his throne.
ENQUIRER
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

I'nB BATTLE or lsKERMAs.-Tl,is
is ono Of the largest battles on record.
It occupies now, no less than nine
columns il some Of The leading prints.
II cannot be called a ono sided affair,
either; for it has been presented in a
hundred and ono different views
prospective, bir1-eye, and others
The men havo all been drawn up in
Folid columns Of BREWER type and fired
at 10 often that to tls hour we do not
know who escaped. Lord Raglan in
his despatch gives lis, not one single
ray Of light more, and the telegraph
lies iDcessently. Very properly indeed
il this called The battle of tnkerman for
more ink and paper has been wasted
upon it, than any other affair of The
kind, either ancient or modern. We
hope to The lord, that a full knowledge
n he action lnay soon be had so as -
clear out the columns of tho daily
press, for moro interesting matter.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

The Quebcck papers state that it
Is known in that city chat the story to
the effect that the remains of Sir John
Franklin had been discovered, is q
sheer fabrication, without the shadow
Of truth.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

~ a son ofthe "Encrald' being
arraigned for trial, the Judge asked
him ifhe pied guilty, Or not guilty; in
answer to which nc said, he would pre-
fer to answer that 1aestion utter he
heard the evidence.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24
ENQUIRER

Two pew holders had u pitched
battle in the yestibulc Of the BENEFIT
srtect Church, Boston few days ago,
in consequence Of a Offence Of opin-
ion with regard to sermon. MIR.
Fullum knocked Mr.. Wetherbee
down, and the latter complained
against tic former at the police office,
and had him locked up to answer.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

PAINFUL StruArloN.--To have n
mad bull after one, on the verge Of n
precipicc. It may be said Of DR.,
johnson, "whon he had the bull bv
tho tail, and to let go would be ITO be
nourd,' and TO hold on would be
death in the brambles," that he, Dr..
johnson was in = painful situation.
Pain is relative expression, thus
pain, more pain, most pain painful,
more painful -7niyEfiest. In other
words, fullest Of pain When n
young gentleman has expended his
last x for ruby ring to adorn the
Cleopatra S needle like alabaster fore
finger Of his Angelica" and then
feels the cold water Of her disaproba-
ton dampen his youthful .ardour Of
burning love it may be safely said,
that he is in The most painfullest stu
alton that can be imagined Dill
'rorth's Dictionary.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

The young King Of Portugal, on Sir
Edward Landseer, the animal painter.
being introduced to him, said "ho was
very glad to make his acquaintance,
for he was very foud of beasts :"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

TO THE TaDuLcENr PCELfc.-Wo
have concluded, on our own account
not to publish paper on Tuesday
next, for the good and sufficient reas-
On that to do SO we should have TO
work all hands, on Christmas-whicI
il above all others the LORDS Day"
If the indulgent public will not 10
dulgc US in this, VIC shall take the
liberty Of INDUCING, without its con-
sent. A christian people ike this;
deriving as it does, the divine right to
do wrong the whole year, through
the life and doctrines Of Jesus Christ,
should be willing, with enc accord to
celebrate the day Of bis nativity.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

MAIL ON THE MIssIssrrI--Mr.
PERKINS, Of Louisiana, has introduced
resolution in the House Of Represen-
tatlves, calling upon the POSTMASTER
General 10 inform Congress, if he has
put in operation a contract to estab-
fish a daily mail from Cairo to New
Orleans, and if not, the cause Of the
omiasion-.also what bids have been
made for the same, whether bonds
have been taken Of the parties, and
all other. facts bearing upon the sub
jet. 3>9t -
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

o. a great deal Of freight has
been lost from time to time, to our
merchants, from The fact that it is all
thrown on the landing without the
customary regard to order. Our
packets would do well to make a note
vi his fact as it will materially affect
IL yir interest.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

The Thru STREET /leslaur0at,--It
must not be forgotten, that immediate
ly in front Of Deals Tattcrsalls on
Third Street, ID tho Third Street Res
taurant--an establishment that keeps
light out in II large red lantern for
the benefit Of the benighted way-far-
ing man on Third Street. That when
the street light COOS out, the lantern
aforesaid shines most brilliantly, d.
recting the worlds attention to the
fact, that comfortable supper may
be had Of fried ham and eggs, oysters,
coffee and tea and IL needs be,
bottle Of wine with" it.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

NJ It will be seen that Monsieur
+. Maine, has opened a New Variety
Store at Herornan's old stand on the
corner of Laurel and Main Streets
Here he will DO found always, and
with such a stock Of Fancy Articles
on hand, as will be found necessary to
supply every one Of the thousand and
one wants Of restless and suffering hu-
mainly.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

0-Tho art Of daguerreotyping has
been found practically useful in
depicting the events Of the war in
the East. Each battle field is Instant
y impressed in q durable picture.
So far has this been carried, that all
the reportes to the Minister of War
are accompanied by daguerrcotype
pictures of most remarkable beauty
and precision.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-24

~ BIZ = i. o'Conner, Las Just
lotu'ned from the city, with very
heavy stock Of Fancy Mil|inary Goods,
aiy' VII be opened during the com
~ week, il The new brick building
opposite the Post Office, on Third St.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-10
SALAMANDER SAFES.

THE NAME OF SALAMANDER was first
i applied 10 w ilder's Patent, and introduced
by the subscriber in 1910, who in lS44 purchased
the right TO manufacture. The superiority Of
Herrng's Wilder's Salamander Safes over all
others induced many to Infringe upon the patent
right by using the compositions others more eau
tous, and TO evdde lawsuit, made an inferior
article, Initiating the exterior in form, style, color
of painting, and attaching the name 'Salaman-
der Improved Saamander,' Fire Proof Sala-
mauder, The Genuine Salamander,' &C., Sc,
aud have succeeded in paming off some of the
spurious Salamanders as genuine. Those want.
ing the original Salanauder, manufactured by the
subscriber should take the precau,un to see thai
they have upon them a metal plate Sias &
Herring, Maker,'-all such being the genuine
(Wilder's Putent) Salamander. or Herring's I'm.
proved Patent Champion Safe, which rrt eived the
m edal at tn Great Worlds Fair, and hich have
lnever failed to preserve the conients in case OF
fire. Purchasers eau select from the largest al :
sortment in the world b., calling h the sale rooms
OF SlLAS & HERRING
l35, 1877, and la9 Water, cor of Pine SITS.
N. B.-Chilled iron safes, with powder proof
locks manufactured expressly for banks jewellers
brokers aud others Re quiriug security from rogues
Bank vault doors on hand, and made 10 order
All the most celebrated locks for sale al manufac
lurer's prices Second hand safes for sale at Iesi
than half price
Agent for Hsrrings Safes:
JOHN FARREL. Philadelphia, Pa.
Feb, l7-'54-3m
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-10
MARRIED.

On the 29lh Of Nov 1853, by Rev. II. Lang, Mr..
soLosoS FouGHr of Washington TIP, aud Miss
JULIA A. DuPLER of Perry Co., %.
On the Sd Of Feb. 1854, BY the same, Mr. PH1-
LIZ WEikER and Mise MARY KRAMP, both Of this
vicinity.
On the 4th uIt., by the same. at Saems Church,
Sandusky TIP, Mr.. CHRIsrrAS SMITH, of Huron,
aud Miss JOHANNA C.. KRAMP, of Washington Up
On the 9th ut, by the same, at the same place,
Mr. PETER MUEEcH g. Miss CATHAKiNE SrRAucH
both of Hessville.
On Tuesday last, March 2nd, by the Rev. j. II
Hoffman. Mr.. SAMUEL TEEAr, jr., Of Fremont
TO Mis-, MARTHi ANN Herman, of McCutchen
vile, Wyandoti Co., Oao.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-10

The $50 A. NJ from cleAcland and 9, 10 A. VI
ira in from Toledo, at all stations.
The 3, 90 P. NJ. train from Cleveland and 3, 30
'P. NJ train from Toledo stop al oberlin, NorwaIk.
Monroeville, Clyde aud Fremont only.
The LAS P. NJ train from Cleveland and the
90 A. NJ from Toledo stops al all stations ex-
cept Camden. Washington and Stony Ridge.
Connecting nj Cleveland with Lake Shore and
Cleveland and Pttsburg Rnil Road
AT MonroeVle with Sandusky, Mansfield and
Newark Railroad.
AT CLYDE With Trains Of Mad River and
Lake Erie Road.
Connecting at Toledo directly with Trains oi
the Michigan Southern aid Northern Indiana all
Road
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-10
RE.M.4RKaBLE CURE or DYSPEPSIA
GORIL1M Me- Mnr1h Ia 1851
EXTRA ORDINARY CASE or scRoFUL.a

EXTRA AORDLN.4Rf C.4SE OF SCROFUL.A.
OF Hear Ate testimony of. "A. Cobprn. lie says:
al was from a child. afflicted with Scrofuln had
glandular swelngs Of the neck, increasing until
was fourteen, was much worse, had ei ght absc
ses on my neck, three ulcers on The shoulders nd
three on the hips. | advised with Drs. Munson
aud Ives, aud other distinguished PLY ysicians, hut
received no benefit. also consulted the best Ply
sicians in the State, but got no relief In IS47.
when about 30 years Of age, friend from Long
Island, observing me with nv head drawn on one
side, and not able TO labor, advised ne to use the
Rock Rose, regularly after meals. This did for
four weeks. The ulcers brok", discharged and
healed The glands the neck we're no more
swollen, my head resumed lis natural position aud
went to work regularly; did more labor in few
weeks than had done for many years before.
Negecting the use of Il ock Rose, | had rem wed
scrofulOus symptoms, also bleeding al the lungs,
for which Professor YES prescribed the r ock Rose
] used II again with the same beneficial results
and am now, January 1852, in good health for
man Of my age, being 73 have suffered every
thing from disease, paid hundreds of dollars for
Rock Rose, when a complete cure WINS effected
aud can be fully corroborsted by hundreds OF wit.
nesses in New Haven, CT. or
y ALEXANDER COBURN, SO Fair ST."
This case 10 stated TO show that ScrofuIa can be
permanently cured.
Agents, S. BUCKLAND g. CO.,
Fremont; Wheldon & Rhodes Sandusky Ci,y;D
L. Harkness, Clyde; and Druggists generally
where pamphlets &C., MAJ be had gratis.
KOHL 81 CO., northeast corner of Fourth
and Vine streets, Cincinnati, o., Western Agents
March 3, '54-2t.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-10
BARTLETT g. HAYNES,
81 COUnsellOrs at Law

FREMONT, OHIO.
Mr.. G. G. HAYNES, formerly OF Huron County
having entered the office Of b. }. BARTLETT &
SON, that Office will hereafter be conducted under
the irm of " BARTLETT e. HAYsLs
They will give strict attention TO a'l business en-
trusted to their care. aud will promptly attend 4
collections throughout OF 10
or Old Office Of g. J. BARTLETT d Sos,
FRENoET, OHo, Feb. 3, 'S4.-tG