The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-25

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B. Kougs lf,a) Comes iHEes Ii Oh.
taitiny a.perfegt resemblance il their
| wliflUnl t1Wi,sinAn. alid DIR I'D nor.
| respondpDt, "rtb, Oven. III bee.
uuntet.' 1pm was unee auhellbsed
on his arfival.at The As,ef House, as
being t,e llatidsoinest man living in
L6nislana, but the reference was 10
ano,her ''CoIouel" Ou another oc4
easioh Id WIS pointed ri IS Prentice.
of the Louisville journal J" Ills be
took to heart, and, az d consequence
kept Out Of sight for three hours aud
| il half The statnette, by GABRIELLE,
has been considered quite ille thing.
though Elliott, the artist. shocked bis
friend Tom, by quietly observing,
'ahat he thought the head was rather
large for The body, seemingly tibc6b-
-eions That ''tle thing wins d eariea.'
tnre II the "spifituaiizpd' enprnya
ing we sent does not answer The
Comets purpose, iinmetiate recourse
must ba bud u The publishers Vi the
Kniekefbocker Gallery 7 they got
httt lead up, and il'iuk they execut.
ed The counterfeit presentinent' oapi.
tally II does not seeni to be tie fate
Of genius 10 he physically handsome,
part .ulafly the humorous Species.
Goldsmith was 4 fair representative
Iuf The class. Now there Is SAKE, Of
| Vermont, who, tradition ssys, WIS
pronounced quite ugly. until b horse
kicked him full in 'l,s face. and res.
tofed nll the lineametas 10 their pre-
per proportions. We believe this
story 10 be scahdalons, and Only re.
psat Il because IT Is going The round
10 far ~ 'frun's' prop1a persona is
concerned. another effort will BE-
made for d favorable likeness: one that
will not suit tie famous Port Hudson
Club, Of wliiel, III the l,ahdsfna men
in our country feel terror that "cao
be realized, but not described In
the meanwhile tbs "Co,nei' will pat
iently awaii the course If human
events, AZ the Esprit, . as usoal, will
endeavor to do it, duty Spirit efhe
Times.
Do not Object. Most delee'able spirit
70 the idealized u spiritualized picture,
since il was taken for the northern
market but must say that we have
seen Owen" 10 all manner Of light
sunlight moonlight, starlight twi
light and candle.hgbt, and never have
seen him look like that picture. 1t
NAV be, that he has imbibed a little
northern inspiration, which sets his.
eye With fine pbfebzy rolling" as
the Knickerbocker artist has taken
him.
TnE VERY WAY no 10 ir.--That
very clever writer and profound free
thinker Mr.. @. II. p. T,oesticks al.
nounces the forthcoming Of bis su'obi-
ography in the following of-band
style:
In order to cripple criticism and
disarm editorial opisitn, copy will
BE- sent 10 every editor critic, report
err, author, writer and ,o,pans right
stibbler in tl,ecoun'ry--it viii 1,e al
vef'i>ed for many weeks in advance,
~ The most witty, most learned, most
laugliable, most profound. rosi nnrth.
provoking, AID most solemn book Of
the season-favofable notices in the
lending journals will be paid fort
will be sent by agents into every part
Of the country, and in short no trick.
cry Of slrafagrm omitted Il will b.
for sale wholesale, retail, md at auc.
ton. Those who have D dollar to
sp"re please buy it, and tif~e who
bavp't, will please borrow acopy from
The nearest editor and never ear y it
back. It will be ~ work which no
gentleman library should he With
out Il Is considered necessary 10
the safety oftIe Union, that its dem
ocratic principles be thoroughly DIS
seminated and it is indispensable to
the stability Of The English throne,
that It's monanslIial doctrines be thor.
onghIy comprehcndcd. Every man,