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may 30 father snd ipsiek = ! spee;aI
favosF. on Biz developing this 1sw
theory Of i've. !
There nsw. then! W get credk :os
vhst should - shared 10 sccount d
aei~ors-nsver sid anything Ike The
creditrd paragraph Brad. /" Win
please ae''ept thanks for compliments.
given though nissske. His account
IL credited With . hall colams IL "a
sosp3 th's properly lel"ng. to some
Other lsn,inary in The sphere Of light
literature.
Our eo.tSsres mus not suppose
that every thing which appsan 10 this
immaculate Newspaper, comes out q
The Comets head. Our " sriaors d.
partnsent il disconnected from ths
editors table; the editors depart
mrnt, is t.' make daily le.drr-h !.
the heavy linz # business. embracing
A" The Esst~rn Question. the :. West
ern Movement " The Prospects Of
the Crop. : Electro Biology The
Weather" and such like matters.
which are ever in shifting world,
assuming new features ard new posi-.
tons. to furnish leaders. -
Our friend +" Brxdburn has never
yet given " credit for any single one
god original thing Of our own max.
ing. Hereafter We shall get an open
policy. to secure BY Act Of Congress,
supplementary to IN act entitled IN
sct tor the encouragement If Htera.
lure, and then We shall sue any man !
who takes osr thoughts and gives !;
credit TO ether peuple for the same.
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4 VALUABLE ROUSE and LIT, !h
II situated on Church Street, . very
desirable Es alton for . residence. -Sei3
property can Be urchased ct privase SALE.
TT twelve hundred dollars, one half cash
and the balance On credit Of twelve
months: II not sold 1t Public Sale On SAT-.
URDAY the ID day Of June next, at the
COuIt House door o, said Parish. For
further PARTICULAR apply to II v. BABlN,.
ct the Sheriff Office. Nav 1911
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% The State D. apartment a,
Washington ksa recriv-d information
that the viesrey ofEgypt has adopted
the project to cut through the Isthmu.
II Sues. and TO cpnstitu,e = u.iver ..l
s'mpany H'r the performance Of the
work, in which capitalists Of I'll M.
tions may take part. Tho proposed
canal will shcrten the Commercial
highway from. New York to the Ipdi-
An oossn 2.4S9 leagues.
Suppose the m,ney and men used
up, thus iar. in The Eaetero Question.
he'd been sxpendsain cutting through
Suez ? There world base been
enough material left. to hsve cut out
Darisn and removed Pocoesiapetl far.
ther south.
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10 Riches are acquired with pain.
kept with csrc. and lost With grief.
The care Of riches lies heavier upon
. good man, than the Inconvenience of
IN honest poverty.
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On Saturday evening, the ~, inst, MRS SAN.
CHEGs, wife Of Jvaes Ssnchees. Of this place.
agd g. years.
On Sunday the ID inst, in this city, Mas. MA.
RY MARKS, cOnsort efCOL. &. r. MARxs Her
remains were taken 70 Bay on sara yeste, day for
interment.
In Lafayette City, on the 3ist. May, 1855, Mrs,
vICTOHlNE CLERE, daughter Of JOax LuxouD,
Esq, of New Orleans, aged ~ years.
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Ctr 1nilp elluri.
BATON ROUGE:::::::JUNE, s. 1855

Rty1nme rus fixy AsrM-1h,
lsst sumbsr Of the Coneordi lnselh
gepcsr has . e,;t;qss on NJ. Charlie
+. Fi+hss's Pisssrs 10 rsd. white ssd
blue, d the Battle u New Ovlssss
which. (duri"g The session Of The lss'
legislssu'el occupied one ids Of The
Privsts Secretaries room vt The State
House, and Sor which i Va proposed
10 give the moderate ssm Of ten ,bcu
ssnd dollsss" shss Is might become
S'sts property, and sder~ the l~fi
wing Of the Cspi'ol The I"t.ll-
esnoer lsts itself euG after this kshiop
on the msris sfshs painting. BOW o.
Exhibition st Matches:
"Aftes % assideus lsbor of moro
than ten years. . c,eols artist, M.
Charles r. Fisher. has execut+d one
Of the most truthful and, elaborate
views Of this great battle that he's ever
been spread upon the csnvass. He
has been ssai.ted BY nearly oil the
surviving veteran ofic~Ss Of Iseksom's
ever memorable lin a. % shs 8,h III
January, 1915 lts drts,Is are 40 a..
e"rsts. and the high finish Of each in.
dividusl figure amo"g the many thou.
sands represented. render il wonder
Of artistic skill. Jscks.a's entrench.
ID lineA fourteen hundred yards iu
length. ere represented. and every
eorps that defended them in po~ition.
The moment represented in the paint. |
ing IL when the heads Of the two sres. |
attacking columns o: the British came |
in conflict with the batteries. Pack
snham's fall in The midst Of bis COL |
umn advancing fsr towards the |
swamp"
AFTER ~ assi1eue lsl.or Of moro |
than ten yesrA I" ~e do think that
Mr. Fi.hes should be persuaded BY
biz friends to bold on /" and not wear
himself out. The Intelligencsr has
clinched bis reputation down. - IN
Artist in such . manner, that bs
mus 20 d"wn to pos'rri'y in company
With Reu'ins. Raphiel Rambssdt. end
Michael Angelo. It 10 our homes.
based upon . cl~e view If
Ne picture through . m.eni6rr ,h.,
here Is not another living artist, in
he whole range Of those who get up
'heap Boarding" and Coffee
Houss" Sigos; to do better battle.
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E1slev Cbnel I'll hand yes a
srtieIs from TIE N. O. Ckriaias Ad.
vocat+, whieh soms Of ycur s~adpr.
wosh be pjsased = h.vs copied. .,
it STRIKES 4 he right point. .
The article n rather bng for ouy
columns ssd - est it dows to suit. r
Pulpit Claptraps.
SEE ADvEafIslNa MANIA
The show man aud pin doctors hsA
bette, lnUk out, or their oecupstion's
gone. The Doctors Of Divinity have
laid bold If that vulgar instrument Of
notoriesy.-Pu6 advertisements-xnd
lid fir to, out. Barnum Rarnum. This
folly is not only a-dged. but on the
wing, and We feel hound in di.charg
ing the painful. but faithful duly Of
chriatian Journalist, TO shoot it ~ it
flies.
Puff advertising ia reduced to .
science. A prince Of humbugs beasts
that hy it, be can draw . crowd on
an. occasion. and that by WORKING
and style. he can select bis crowd.
That little b~'k-" Peep at No. s"
by . ministers wife snd
daughter. gives vivid descrirtio" IN
this wise: The Downs street Church
did not gil up fast enough. nor the
prws sell. A worldly-wise dsscon
waits on the pastor, ard urges him to
put ''n"'iees in tie pspers" nothing
like that give out . series Of dis |
and tho texts Of 'em before.
hand and let th.M be 'something |
new and taking like But thu pastor |
would d. nothing to help forward
such q perser,~d taste. il topk !.
n"re manly administration If the pull.
pit to sit him.
We Ivy before our readers some
pecimens. In the Creole. January g
prominently stands, this:
"LEcruRE To-xosRow EvEnxe.-I
The subj ct Of Rev. Dr. VS. Third Sermon
q his sunday Evenings Course TO the
|eusg, for tomorrow evening is Practical
essons' from the lmperishable Nstars Of
Memory etc
March II. in the same front COL
INN, the note j. slightly varied. bat
till inside the esmu.
'RELisrous NoTicE.-The Remembrance
nd Recognition Of Friends in Future
tate. Rev. Dr.. ", (wbose sunday
venine course If sermons to the young OF
his city, has been interrupted on two or
hree occasions by the appliactions for
he Hall, by persons engaged for public
continues his discourse. ETC."
We shsa|d like I" give. If We had =
opy at hand. Dr.. MeLanes Genuine I
'4rmifnge, also. bis " Celebrated
liver PiIls.' Old DR.. Townse,:d, ton,
III have to spur up. or the Sarxspsr
10 will be lost sight Of.
Some wag I've suspect him) count
q it fire.. thing. enters rival in the !
'icsyune, May %: I
NorIcE TO THE PUBL,c-A series Of !
ectures will b. delivered shortly in this Z
ty, A. soon Is the arrangements are I
,mpleted, Of which due notice will be
ven, on the following subjects: y
lst Lecture-The Great Drouth.
I'd Lecture-Can the Allies take Sevas-
pol!
g. T.ectuse-The Effects Of the Great {
'ar on the limitations Of the United
ates &
4zh Lecsure-T The Fate ~ Englsai and :,
sance and the other members Of the Holy :.
lliance. Il
The FirsfLecture " III comprise the fol- 4
wing subjects, :.
l. The Commencement Of the Drouth.
2 The Continuance Of it. a
3. The Reason for It. u
Its Effects on other Nations. u
The Basis Of operations Of this Lecture, !.
q
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EOR SALE-A likely negro hoy
l. about "a years old-a good field hand
Terms very liberal. Enquire ofORv,L,.s
ADAMS. or HAckErr 4 BRcoxs, Chmch
Street. Msv17.h
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Schnapps Schnapps!
~ DOE. Of VOLTS Aromasic Schiedam.
~ Schnapp, for sale 1t 81 per single
bottle and PER doe. Ut New Orleons prices
$Sper dog. Cash WIN. BOG L,
may3l Dsugxist
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DERSONS indebted to the Steam Ferry
l Boat, " II please call on the undersisn-
ed and make imm' date payment. The
books nsss be balanced by the LIST prox.
ROBERT BEAL.
June ID. Third SheUA.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-05

Grand ORIENT OF PERu,S. A.-The
Grand Lodge Of Free Ma~ns Of the
republic Of Peru. in S"nth America,
has appointed M@jnr Fi"lsy NJ. King.
Of Port byron, New York, its repre-.
sfststives near the Grand Lodge Of
New York The letters patent con-
ftrring The appointment bear the sign
manual and seal Of Matthias Leon,
Grand Master and Miguel Saldiyar.
Secretary General.
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\ en- Aopertisem ems


removal
YRS. c HUSTON has removed he,
vi Fancy Mill nary establishment from
Lafayette 10 Third street enc square be-
low the Post Off e, on the same side.
may 30 MRS C.. HUESTOE.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-05

In tb0e of peace prepare fer War :.
<HAW'S Cholera Syrup b really goo.s--
~ it has been trie'l--you should have il in
you: houss alwsvs-;n al sudden attacks
it il indispens4bIe-if you have no faith in
it, give any how At least one dose, until
you can get physician 70 persons Tesid.
ing in the cosntrv. it 10 invaluable com.
pared with any other similar pyepssatiun..
Prepared and for sale by WA BOGEL.
Nav 9th Druggist
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-05

MARRIED.-On Tuesday evening, the
29th. Of May. At Bladon >priugs, Ala. CT
'oHN ID. BAKER. o. Ra'on Rouge. to Mis-.
Many Il CARPErrER OF Hollywood Ala.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-05

q THE TRADEr 100 Boxes Star
Candles in Store and4or sale at New
Orleans prices. RrAV.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-05

& Al SODA
- 10 Barrels, just to rand and for ss'eeat
Ci'y prices. June q J. BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-05
Eight'YeaIs Olli.

Eight Years Old.
YUST to hanh and sr sale by the gallon.
y one barrel very choice Year y 4 Mon.
ongshalia Whiskey. June q IDEAL.
4 tORN &OATS! 1000 Bags in Store
u and for sale By J. DEAL
Jsno ID Joo6
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-05

The FirstsLecture " III comprise the fol.
loving subjects,
l. The Commencement Of the Drouth
2 The Continuance Of it.
3. The Resson for it.
4 Its Effects ON other Nations.
The Basis Of operations of this Lecture,
is from jeremiah, chap IA, v. % LIST clause
Are there any. among the varieties OF the
CentiIes that can cause rain or can the
heavens give sh wers."
~"These Lectures will be spicy"
One capital defect shout this noti-
ce-the lecturers ought to b. address
I'd to Young Men,. Our lecturers
are psrtixlisfs. Now and then one is
~ benevolent, - to take in the Young
"of both sexes" Is this according to
the gospel. which sends its ministers.
ITO every creature 7" Only = sail set
to cath the breeze If" Young Amer
ics." Therein lies the art-to cath
every breeze.
Friday morning. . week ago. We
read in the Crescent
'RELloIors NorrcE-Heyoism Of Chris
sia'ay-The Rev. Dr. C. having been re-
quested to deliver his course Of lectures to
young men on The Hero,sm OF Christian
ity." will address the young men of the
city, at Christ Church, (Dr Leacock's.)
on Sunday night. Being about to embark
for Europe and the Crimea, be will have
time only 10 commence the series Of Iect-
urcs BY delivering two or three. The re-
pr OF the course will, Provid.
ence pc, mlttlng, be given on hi. return ia
the autumn"
In several other dailiea, simultan.
eously, appeared the same uotice, al
in the editorial coluns, too. Therein
lies another art 1.-The common reader
counts these notices the sp infamous
lributs Of the press to greatness,
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MASON BROTHERS have just published
W. NOVEL entitled
CONE CUT CORNERS.
THE EXPERIENCES OF A CONSERVATIVE FAMILY
IN FANATICAL TIMES.

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"The great Paixhan Of the Maine Law 1t is to
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zone Of the remarkable writers of the day In portray
il mo.t admirably tOd-pOss-ssng the decided Of
oensly and runs along with unhasens ne and spirit from
predict tho volume al behind the Lamp.
lsh,e,' ,- &. Louis RsPo Ls issa a.
commence N stake st Winters boots
won't atop till you have finished its perusan
"Re.dtw [Ptsburgh journal.
IL hits of in most inmtsble many fashion
able fOlie sAd ab'uDdities of city and eoun,ry is
at will amu,e a .aiHOn and enrase all Cone Cut"
1.-THE worn is one Of decided ability and ensossns
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ere S: 4. sRs ~: sss appealed p Sunday ssseuS
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Boston Waterman and Reflector,
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED:
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received tale for Of the NewYork Week
lice the hgbes price paid Cor such abor Three nco
received three dollars per column for her writings she
reCe hundred
popularity which enabled her 20 command this immense price
W obtained from Ruth Hall "
TIE LIFE OF HORACE GRFE'EY, Editor Of The New
York Tribune. BY James Parton Price 81 &
One Of and interesting, well successful
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ssops ircu cafes well worthy place by the side Of the
life Of Franklin"
IN PRESS:
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having

n clam. a,aipst the estate q GEORdE P GRADY, ds,
ceased punbr lately bn. ines in comp with JOHS
". PAKKER, decsas-d under the usme Of GRADY PAk-
KFIi and ship Plumbers No. ef5 S0uth't. New
York they requested exbihi, tho ssine 10 GEORGE
r. SAITH No q Cath. nest New fok belize tho hr.t day
OF November next aud all persons Indebted the said at
FIRM are equesed make payment before the sid period
~ said SMITH who Is duly authorized Tor the purpose
NewYork July n, 1855 PATRICK GRADY,
Administrator TO George Y. Grady.
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ENCYCLOPEDIA BRlTTANICA-A Die
~ uonsy Il Arts Sciences and General Literature Eighth
Edition With extensive improvement and additions and Ga-
nsefous enusyiDgs. Volume Will Just pubished
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Amusements.

V,HE EMINENT FRENCH TRAGEDIENNE,
RIA g II T. l.,
WILL MAKE HER FIRST APPEARANCE
On the FIRST of SEPTEMBER,
"A the METROPOLITAN THEATER, New'Yo1S.
General Ofhoe, No 20 wsI-st.. ID floor, Room No a.
ID RIO AID AY T II + A t f K -
ID f. A. MARSHALL, Sole Lessee.
The Manager has the pleasure 10 Announce
SHORT ENGAGEMENT,
To
MONDAY, August 6, 1855.
with that unrivaled srf,t -
w. GABRIEL RAvEL,
TROUPE OF PANTOMIMIsTS,
= Consisting ofthe
MARTINETT1 FAMILY
Msd'Ile CELFsTINE FRANK,
her first appearance In NewYork for three years
The American Danseuse
Mise FRANCE.
Mons COLLFT, principal Dancer and Ballet Master
MI WELLS, the distinguished rantomimist, with ether
eminent performers, snd complete
CORPS DU BALLET
GRANGE OF PERFORMANCE EVERY EVENING.
Bon Sheet open SATURDAY, August when sees may
or three advance. Notwi hstandng the
outlay attending the Of this great Troupe
81 Atss the prices Of admission Will remain as neus
Box and Parquet.. 90 cents
Upper koNoe......
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