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city. ~
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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-05-06
A Corn suftor 1'hs locsl editor

Al OohRsoftor. The local editor
Of The Advocate, who lays hold o.
every lesal Item within the limits d
the city, must keep shnrp look oft,
or hs will be caught ri that common
newspaper trick, Of Noticing things
that he has not seen. The city pro-
per, Is now bounded BY an imaginary
line Of a mile square, and we are
willing to allow the local editor om-
nipresenee, 80 far that he inay be in
t,po places at The saine time. but no
more. But IN speaking Of MeCutch-
tens temperance lecture ou Tuesday,
lthe local editor saysi "Tbe lecture
itself did credit 10 The author, and we
hope to have the pleasure Of again
hearing him on the same subject. .
Pray sir, how do you know The ''lec.
ture did credit 10 The author" and
how can you say you +" hope 10 have
the pleasure again. when you have
not--4and did not have "the pleasure"
We happened our self to be present
on That Interesting occasion, and the
audience all told, was too ladies, three
small female children, sone ,iheazy
boys; Dr.. D--f, two editors, and a
walking "demonstrator' who come III,
when the lecture was about half over
-4.took a buek seht--went 10 sleep,
spored and blew soap bubbles from
the latber Of bis mouth. This was
the audience. Now Mr.. Local Editor,
where were you )? Have you the re-
eeipe Of fern seed to walk invisible I
If hot, you mist do better things, Or
take your printing inathine out OF
Church Street.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-05-06

A gentleman asked q country
clergyman fyr the use Of biz pulpit for
young divine, 4 relation of.l,is. II
really Do not know" said tho clergy
man." how TO refuse Jon; bit II ths
young man could preach batter ,hsn
me, my congregation will b. dissatis.
fed with me afterwards. and II be-
should preach worse, I don't sh;nk.
he's ct to preach at IN.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-05-06
ANrfDorE FoR SrnYcnNIsr

ANrfDorE For SrRYcusINr.--- -.
Camphor has been discovered to be,
IN antidote for that terrible poison,
strychnine.. A man who had been,
thrown into commissions by two doses
Of the poison--one-six,h of a grain,
each, administered for the rheuma-
tism--was relieved BY twenty grains
Of camphor taken in six grains Of al
mond mixture. Dr.. Suddock, in a
letter to the London Lancet claims, to
have made the discovery.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-05-06

Il is said that at Chicago The Dutch
and the swedes joined the Irish in the
celebration Of St. Pa'rick's lay. They
and the Irish had been in opposition,
until /, at the late election the facsiops
united to oppose the Know otbingy.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-05-06


Anecdote Of Catvan.--During one
Of the circus, Curan was dining with
brother advocate at d small inn kept
bya respectable woman, who, to lie
well ordering Of her establishment.
added q reputation for that specie. Of
apt and keen reply which sometimes,
supplies the place Of wit. The dinner
had been well served, the wine was
pronounced excellent, and it war pro.
posed that the hostess should be sum
moned to receive their compliments on
her good fare. The Christian name Of
this purveyor was Honoria, name Of
common occurrence in Ireland, but
which is generally abbreviated to that
Of Honor. Her attendance was.
prompt. aud Curran, after a brief,
eulogium on the dinner, but especially
the wine, filed a bumper, and hand.
ing it, proposed as toast, Honor and
Honesty His auditor took the glass
and, with q peculiarly arch smile said
Our, "absent friends and having,
drank off her amended toast, she cur.
tseyed and withdrew.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-05-06
MAY DAf FEsrivAIs.-All time

MAY DAY FEsriyALs,---All time.
honored obsetvances, should be kept
up In The ancient style and banded To
postefity IN their primitive simplicity.
Its by noted days; anniversaries lii
the calendar, that We afe enabled 10
know, not only where We csnns. from,
but whittier We are going. They are
The land inarks--the mile stones, at
which We may stop; draw a fresh
breath, and look back on The road,
that has had no beginning and, az
time goes round and round III endless
cycles, can have NO end We admire
The wonderful ingenuity displayed III
the CONSTRUCTION Of the Catholic Al
iiAnac, Oh this aceuunt--witll its we'll
ordered fast days, and days Of prayer,
jtdioously balanced with feast days
and carnival seasons; We like also the
Saints days, the number and variety
of them affotdipg each man and wo-
man 4 day Ii the year exclusively
dedicated 10 their patron saint. We
Ike The days marked III our own al.
insnAe, for our own gloritication, when
The uniformed companies turn out to
ats guns IN honor Of the day we Gel.
citrate. +" We like the Glorious Fourth
10 come, 10 hear The Z" Declaration -
read and we would never have II
pass without having the customary
heads u cracked, . that The press have
interesting items 10 mike notices Of,
and talk learnedly Of the dangers Of
"gan.powder, and The necessity Of
using "greater precaution y This Is
iii palatable. Of all the days how.
ever; with which the calendar Ii
made up. the First Of May does the
heart most good, aud makes the soul
expand. u take Ii al things. We
liks 70 zee The little Misses trip hither
and thlthsr. n their snowy garments
and hear the variety store man sey,
y IN increased action In The ribbon
business 70 day We like to hear
tie Birds sing above, when they look
down and ses the earth Ii emerald,
and The sun scattering bis rays about
to bring up fresh harvest Of bugs
expressly for their benefit. We love
70 zee tho sweet little Misses In their
teens, skip about over the green sward
With light hearts, and heels; enjoying
the Sunshine Of May day, Whilst they
may, ere the winter Of old age comes
on. A this IL the bias Of our mind,
us hardly worth while TO say, that
We we're " delighted on Tuesday even
Ing, with The pleasant little entertain
ment At Mrs. Guion ! school. A for
sry bower, with Ito throne was reared
II = shady nook Of the yard, and the
company assembled carly to witness
Che coronation. The chair Of state
remained vacant over an hour after
The time appointed for tho 3" imposing
AT the end Of that, a
noise above, heralded the mp
preach Of her Majesty, who came with
Queenly dignity down tho back steps,
and with sweet May day songs, was
invested with the tripod and the
srown; which she assumed, with
native and a Queen.like dignity. In
deed Miss Rebecca il a Queen her.
self, such As the mere insignia Of office
cannot make.
Il would please US much to make
Of each alone, aud all the
beauty and loveliness thcre assembled;
but tho entertainment was rather h
private one, and we do not feel called
On a. d /" Journalist /" to make oursel-
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-05-06

Ret ngld Oh their naff1ess The tlee
Club deserve especial t,otiee, mud re-.
aect great credit On Professor Morse
who, acted AZ musical director for The
occasion. On coming out of The
Capitol TO 20 home, we we're not h
little surprised to find Her Majesty
the moon, totally eelipsed. No won
der said We. 10 oirself III the language
Of thai viIlianous down Easter---to
wonder, the Queen Of the night hides
her nnebalked face, when SO many
Queens Of The merry May, walk the
earth In The manifest Of lovelness.
May we not exclaim In language Of the
immortal jerks.
"UH inoot, oh itpct, hi tnuun
1'hpw evet changing ever shifting moon.
When thota dowd the stars Are er.
And shine like dollars In rswfse ctr.
sI&-s -A--
A sfAsptNH SuBiHer ron rnb 10
CAT PRHss From official Pfoueed
ings Of the Board Of seleetmen, Oh
Monday the goth ulto., 1t appears that
The steamboat and flatboat landing, Is
To be sold to the highest bidder, for
the term Of Eve years. The steam.
boat landing is to extend from Con
sention 10 Laurel street, giving The
lessee the Use Of the wharf, "unless
The Bonfd shall zee proper to remove
It. " The landing will now, no doubt.
bring much more than II ever has be-
fore. That beautiful piece Of trusile
work at The foot Of Florida street.
would answe very we'll for an OBJ
servatcry, which might be made to
Yield a handsome revenue. The pur.
chaser can remove The wreck Of the
old wharf in front Of the ware house
1.-THE only one from which the town has
ever derived benef.) and sell The
lumber for enough to pay halfa years
rent. The town won II at a law 1ol.
terry, and II Is TO be hoped. that the
Town III liz official capacity will re.
move II, or give II TO somebody who
viii. We have been praying any
night these past six months, that some
valuable man TO this Tor sotne other
more appreciative) community would
fall through the rat.traps and break
his neck; as much for the gloriiica-
ton Of our friend Pete Myers, Ms that
the Corporation might be sued for
heavy soul.oppressing damages. That
has been worn out in the
public service without any other cost
than IA hundred or 20, for repairs,
and the least the city can do; IL TO
move Il out Of the way, for the tea
|iinony, that II Is nuisance, is uni
gersal. The Wharf never comes into
our head "for leader that the
thought does not occur to us, that it
would be we'll for the Corporation to
10 something to make landing, be-
ore taxing boats to land.
A great many political economists
long headed fellows. say Well,
he boats, like the travelling elephant
how, take away our money. . This
sIp argument. The charge for pas
age from this TO New Orleans Is "a,
whilst It might ms well be three, or
wo and a half. Boats are taxed one
lollar for each and every time they
ouch the quagmire bordering on the
font Of our beautiful aspected city
from the river). Cannot these fellows
ee, that this tax comes out Of the
pockets Of that large and respectable
lass Of our fellow.citizens who 90 oc.
asionally to the city to get rid Of their
urp1us revenue in spree p! II they
- 4 4. 4 Al
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-05-06
Fos rse GoMsf,
OHTHOEPfU RULES.

The scientific and moral wealth 81
English and American literature,
make the acquisition Of our language
desirable alike 10 The mora1ist, and
to the suhollar, to the mechanic and
the statesman Of every land and the
exientiop Of our language, as well ~
the diffusion Of our litprature. whether
considered In a moral, in a political.
or In a commercial point Of view,
il Of The utmost Importance and should
be, and doubtless II ardehtly desired
by every well wisher, to American
and to man. a
The difficulty Of learning The pro-
nunciation il the great hiDdrenee To
desirable exten,ion If our language,
and this diffusion Of our literature.
In an attempt to overcome this
difficulty, DR.. Fliigel in his English
Grammar for Germans; gives Go
pages OF rules for pronunciation, Is
pages accent rules, SO imperfect"
says Ellis that the reader after
study Of his pages III doubt where to
plane The accent in sotne Of our com
monest words, y and II pages Of
photographic rules.
In similar works. DR.. Heussi, gives
121 large octave pages, and Mr..
Hirst. So quanto pages to the same
subjects, and yet With all these and
many more helps, that the wants e
many have begottet Upon The TEEN
Ing coneeits Of the book making
world, Of which the above named are
but a sample, II may with tho utmost
safety be esteemed absolutely impos-
q Bile for one. reared to the use Of any
other language, ever to learn 10 speak
English, even so us n be undersf ood,
until he catches il from the lips of The
living speaker.
Books on books piled mountains
high, can bever give the clue TO the
labarynthiau maxes Of English Ortho.
graphy that have been SO contrived
and duplicated and Implicated as to
render English photography complete
ly inaccessible, through books alone
= aae NJ. N. Il.
Somebody out West here has inven-
ted new hair dye, based upon very
old and well known principle, which
will throw Twiggs. |
The ingredient is intimately mixed
with any alcoholic Or vinous liquid
which may suit the patient, md then,
Instead Of being rubbed well in the
hair, is drunk with d little sugar, wa
ter (if necessarily and ice. And q. Il
is the natural disposition Of said liq.
uids to the head, why, they must, Of
course, carry along with them more or
less Of the ingredient, and thus depos.
it it at root of the lair, inside The
scalp instead Of outside, as is The ~.
ual plan Of procedure with all hair
dyes. We saw two or three disciples
Of Fathar Mai thew getting their hair
very died last week Spirit.
Business before pleasure, as the
man said when be kissed lis wife be.
fore be went out to make love to his
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-05-06

ANOTHER BLACK WAsMos CAsr.
a party Of colored gemmin got into q
tri.corned fight in Catfish town on
Sunday evening, anil ops ofthe stron-
gess knocked three Of the weskess,
down. Is not th., good ground
work. for the local press, to make
another Black Warrior affair, out
Of? ;rsasa #sf ff RI
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-05-06

Business before pleasure, . as the
man said when be kissed lis wife be.
fore be went out to make love to bis
ueighbor's.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-04

ANOTHER SnIxGLE MAcHrNE.-The Me-
dina Tribune says that Edward Hedley Of
that place hn. succeeded in producing a
single machine which promises 10 be of
great importance in the manufacture of
this article. II is a rotary planer. The
rough riven single is place upon an inclin-
cd plane and passed under cylinder planes,
and thus reduced to the proper grade OF
thickness, and made as smooth as II work
ed BY sk:llful joiner. With but man and
boy as "feedcrs," one single per second
is thus turned out in perfect order for the
roof,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-04

ALL-SAIsrs DAY IN New ORLEANS
The Delta Of the I'd inst says;
"As has been our custom for years on Al.
Saints Day,,w we yesterday evening v'siter
the several cemeteries Of the city, 10 enjoy
in common with the majority OF the perple
of New Orleans, the grand pageant. presen.
ted BY those decorated cities OF the dead.
With difficulty we edged our way through
the crowds ofnll ages, sexes, co'ors and
conditions that jammed up the entrance to
these homes Of the departed, and soon found
ourselves in the midst Of a scene which ar
pued more Of life and pleasure than OF death
and sorrow. The tombs were decked outin
all the bowers, immorteles, draperies, and
other insignia Of mortality and immortal
ity that the love of friends and relatives
could devise.or their means procure, TO or
nament the last earthly resting place OF
friends and rclativesdead, and winding their
way among the gully decked tombs were
thronQs of beautiful ladies' and smiling chill
dren in holiday attire, and busy bsstling
men, whose thoughts appeare! to be entire
" absorbed in the present.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-04

Pairs LAsr.-An Irishman. in passing by
a trunk store on Tchoupitoulas street, a
day or two since, stopped for a moment to
paze at very fine trunk, which seemed TO
absorb his attention to the exclusion Of all
esp.
"Halloa Pat" said the vendor OF trunks.
"do YOU want to buy trunk -
"hn' sure an what would be afther
wanting trunk for J.
"Why to put your clothes in, of course y
replied the vendor of leather boxes.
"Bh.set yargin!" exclaimed Pat, "an'
would you be ai,her wanting me to 30 ma.
kedl"-N. O. Della.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-04

nh Ohio dentist, now in Boston, claims
s" nave made an important discovery in the
' MAT He has discarded gold and 9TH
|. nns'als, aud adopted gutta percha as ba.
~ afilhcinl teeth, which, il is said, pos
F ,t.s,ai!l the merits Of the present method
:. inserting plate teeth, together with ,n.ny
y 0sss'o'e in the present mode.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-04

NEW YORK, Dec. /.
The Courier and Enquirer's Washington
correspondent inspector, telegraphs as fol
lows
WAsHiNGros, Friday eyening.-The X
N. consultations have been held, showing
only fifty or sixty members present and alb
sent. The chances are that the Hon
Humphrey Marshall will be the X. N. eau
Gus candidate, but that Mr.. Ravens will
revive the X. N. support Tor Speaker.
An informal Republican meeting was
held to-day. at which from forty to fit mem.
bers were present. The ONT of discussion
was whether there should be fjrmal eau
Gus nomn alton or not. There was a large
majority Tor caucus. The meeting adjourned
10 the evening and is row in session. Il. is
numerous and enthus ustic. Mr.. Mace, OF
Indiana, Dem, declines to canvass as Rep
ublican and X. N. candidate, which greatly
improves the chances of Mr.. Cambell, of
Ohio. Mr.. Cullom OF Tenn, will receive
the X. N. and Republican vote for clerk,
but Mr.. Co,eler, Of Virginia, is the fayorite
with the Southern X. Ms.
Mr.. Fuller, Of Pennsylvania, X. N. and
Wing, will get large Indep ndent vote
for Speaker. The discussions were har-
monious. The meeting then adjourned un-
Ill Saturday morning.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-04

Eli The keokuk Wing mentions the
We " alct of cattle in that city at S2,75.
" weight. We don't know exactly what
|'',e would bring here at live weight, but
[,sms from the prices at which beef is re-
["e'' we conclude that the figures would
considerably higher.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-04

The Pittsfield (Mass.) Sun of Thursday
saws "there was snow storm in this vicinity
on Saturday and yesterday and the weather
is quite wintcrish. Sleighs were 10 motion
when our paper was put to press"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-04
New York Market.
Later from 81. Vincent.

New YORK, Dec. l.
Advices from St.vincent, Cape de Verde,
Of Oct. 3lst, announce that terrible panic
is prevalent at the Cape de Verde Islands.
the crops having totally failed, and nearly
all the cattle had died of starvation. Many
of the inhabitants were also dying Of starry
alton.
The U, s. Consul has made an appeal
through Commodore Crabbe TO the people
Of this country FOR assistance.
AT the Island of San Antonio, 3 900 peo-
pie are living on the stalks Of bananas and
carcasses OF animals that have died of
starvation.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-04


Ions p. H. TALLmAH, sfts CHARLES Powers
Poughkcepsie. N. Y. Davenport, Iowa.
TALLMAN 4 POWERS.
AttOrncysA COunscllOrs AZ Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
0ice, south side Of second street. opposite LeClaire
Block over Wiicy's store.
ASDS boughtand sold on Commission. Having
1Laiso Office in Eastern Nsw York, at point
from which aiarye emigration may expected during
the present season, We have unusual advantages to
distbse oitanis to actual settlers.
II Loans yotated on Real Estateseeurity.
-REFERENCES-
New York City. P9ughkeepsic, N. "
Hon. John Van isiroH, Hon Charles II Ruggies,
g A.C. riagg, Gilbert Dean.
= Charles O'Conor, :. " Vasscr Il Co.,
William Have meyer, s' Benson LOSING
Anthony J. Blcsekcr, Sc Prof. 3. F. b Morse.
William Skidmose. Utica, n. Y.
f. Albany, n. Y. Hon. Koratio Seymour
Hill Cngger Porter Chicago. Ill.
Hogebo0ine, King and Hoies k.Swift and Co..
Erastus Corning. Mile aud 70 wicr,
AplI3d Wit w .IK. Wood and Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-04

Cook T. SARcExr, Davenport.
Cook, SAhGENT & PARKER, Rock Island.
Cook, Sal ;Esr e. DowNEY, 10. City, 10.
Cook, SAK, MT & ,ox, Fl. d. Moines, 10.
May ID, 1855
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BY CATIONS LINE.
Telsgraphed expressly or Daily Gazette
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Telegraphed expressly for Daily Gazette
4fok washIzg ton.
s86@E Washington, Dec. 3.
The weather to-day ID most beautiful and
the city streets present holiday appearance
AZ an carly hour crowds commenced
docking to the Capitol, every portion Of
which soon became thronged. The CALLER
les Of the House are crowded to overflow.
ing and hundreds are unaile TO iiud accom-
mediation.
The Supreme Court assembled at noon;
all the members being present except the
chief justice.
New York Market.
New YORK, Dec. 3.
Flour declined at $9,37la for choice State.
1915 for good Ohio and southern. Wheat
lover, sales Of s 600 bush at g., l5 for south
ern white and S2,25 for southern red. Corn
dull at $l,O51a for mixed. Mess pork drop
ing. Besf dull. Lard advanced. Whiskey
ALBANY, Dec. 3.
Canal still open and bouts resumed run.
ming. Orders have been received here not
to draw Oft the water until the 10th inst.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-04
Interior and Atlanta Bank.

A0s1AAoI SA0 AtI8UtS Bank,
Notes Of the above bank will be received nj oas
IN Ranking Houses same rates q other eastern -
western currency. COOK 4 SARGENT,
Oct 2, SIS.