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CLEAR THE SIpEwAI ks Two firemen
Joseph Sscrey and John Hail. we're fiued bv tha
Mayor yesterday morriue. for drawing hose real
On the sidewalks of seventh aud Bread streeta
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OssrRuoTIos III. Bull was fined $l by
the MsJortor obstruclng he Street, near his saone,
yard. b-a.
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RtoT AT PRIEcKroN, N. J.-AImost q riot took
place d Princeton, N. j., Tuesday night between
the siudents OF Prioceton College. constable was
stabbed In the eide and face. President McLane
won't among the crowd and allayed the excitt-
ment. One student was srrestsd
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ysLLow rEyRR IN MosILB The Mobile Board
Of Health asses officially that four deaths from 70
tow fsvsr. sprfsd in that city the lss. They
~sEs all emHlss all tsr,emov I'd from the shippinG
sne may fkersfors be looked upon 81 native
onsf having had NO connection whatever with I'm.
ported eases" This 10 the language Of the board.
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DRAM AND SHORTS $500 bushels
- Bran; 2oo0 bush Shorts, on consignment; daily
expected for sale by
So l5-5t A. LEE.
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AN ELOQUENT LETTERING announced a
few days since, the receipt of contribution
from the employees of the Manchester Cot
ton and Wooden Mandatory, which we were
requested to forward to Norfolk and Ports
mouth. The request was complied with
The following answer has been received
from HOLT WILSON, Eco, Treasurer of the
Fund for the Relief of Portsmouth. We have
seldom seen an epistle which for brevity and
touching and appropriate language, could
equal 1t:
PORTSMOUTH Sept. II, 1855.
NV Dear ST. MIR Hume has handed me your
letter. and will hand me the funds In the morning
l pray you to express to those noble mon, who dig
nifty labor the thsnks Of our distressed and suffering
people for their charitable and raternal
OF % In our time OF need and tris May the blessing
of Heaven rest upon each one Of them-and may they
Be- remembered by kind and benehcent Providence
In the day of their sflietion.
lam, very truly, yours gratefully,
BOLT. WILeON,
Frest Of the Fund for the Relief Of Portsmouth.
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VALUABLE FARMING LAND Or

JAMES RIVER, SEVE EN- MILES BELOW
the county OF Chesterfield, offer for sale, pr.
vately my Farm known az Lower Lilly Valley"
which ;s situated on James River. in tbe county of
Hen,ico, seven miles below Richmond, on the old
Osbornes Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Mr.. Ber-
nard o. Akin and Edward J. Gresham.
LILLY Valley" contains 1853 4l2-I0C0 acres of most
excellent land and produces remarkably WE'LL
There are buildings on the Farm, but beautiful
site for 10 doing and cow nient to Spring of ex-
celleut water. The Turnpike divides the Farm
nearly in halt. and would sell either part the
whole Of 1t, as it may suit purchasers to buy.
ANY one wishing to view the Farm will please call
on me, living at Wilton, few miles from my Farm,
no will take pleasure In showing it TO them
or to Messrs. GoDDIN Il APpERsoN, of Richmond.
"a I5-2awSw 3. III cox
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LEno,s are unusually scarce in the city
q THE time, and command exorbi!ant prices,
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MUTUAL BUILDING FUN AVN,
The monthly dres will be received \, HOah "a
at the Office of the Company (ov., A.. es se:rst,
oul THIS EVENING. between The bos,. e:s Sin
O'Clock. "d 7nt !
A full meeting of ssockholter, /, r.on..,
large amount of money will be loar.5 ~,
Be. 15-1t. A.. Rrs.
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rANTELOPE b r A N Dive would
~ call the attention Of the chewing public to thi:
brand of TOBACCO, IL has no sw eetenipg in 1t aud
is nothing but the pure unsdulteTated weed 1t IL
now four ears old, having never been offered In
market before. Please call aud examine IL.
N. NORTON g. CO,
AZ Is Opposite American Hotel
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TEFFRIES' AND DARCY'S SALT
u 500 sacks de- ly expected, for sale by
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REMEMBERING A FRIEND.-A gentleman
In this city. on hearing that the family of one of
his friends In Norfolk were suffering soreiy from
the plague and that fowls of all kinds were very
scarce 10 that city, bought up six dog fine chick
ems Yesterday morning at extravsgant prices, and
sent them to the sufferers at Such friendship
will not be forgotten In time to come, by the sur.
vivors of the scourgein Norfolk.
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MECHANICS BUiLDIsc Fusn
TIoS.~ The 18th monthly meeting VII, taasec.
sannder's Hall TO NIGHT. Sent in a' Dc s.a
The Secretary will b, a. the ,,ors a. q y a,ai
svs mo bo% aSs, OF until the hour w
se l5-lt T. M.rAp.r
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DAGUERREoTyPEs.-We have sas,
of POWERS DUKES new .tvI. Of n. Nas
.,p', sn s1d Ss.;Sss them superior ~ ~
Of DsgueTeotgpe. Cali and see than va ~
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DIED.

JOHN RANDOLPH, inf.n. . . sit.r
~ p Hicks, sssd ) yes,s "n Of TAsr,, w..
Lns t2ners! will tab. pi,e, 49,.
o osi rom tho r.sia.pc. q ~ ,s' .v.a,,
sss sr.ygs: s. ora e Main ana j.
visd . attend -tsga, a 7. ,s:, ?,
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WHERE'S THE NETMEN Persons all
owe, the cl,y are complaining of the largo number
of dogs going at large In the streets, and we are
frequently asked why II Is that this nuisance Is toll
eraisd. The truth Is, that under the present sys.
TEN of getting rid of the canine race, the Police
fud Il impossible to make any headway, and tnere'
Tore Il Ia. that they do but little If two three
netmen were st ,tioned at the market houses every
morning for month. they could do more towards
getting rid of the STRAY ours. than double their
number could 10 twelve months, by proving the
streets unde the direction of the police.
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Cannon DEpIoATIos-The new and
sesu,ifuI church at Union Station, ON Union Hi.
Iii, he dedicated to the worship Of God Tomorrow
,rorninr 4, IL o'o'ocs, Rev. E w. Sehon and other
ministers of the Methodist Episcopai persuasion
conducting the exercises of the occasion. This
church 10 one ofthe peatest a. yell a. most sub
stan,ia houses of worrhip that we know Of Ire Toe
cation 10 an admirable one, and Capt Sam rree-
man. the builder, has done credit to bis sk'Ii IS
hulder In jts construction Tee ladies. too, always
f,reInos, 10 rood work have been most industrious
In having Il furnished In q style worthy at the ho-
10 cause 10 which 1t Il to be dedicated. and may
uas.p. II Yesterday we noticed that it's ceiling had
been handsomely frsscoed. and Its sisles well car.
peted, and that nothing that good taste could die
tate, had been left undone to render 1t fitting
temple Ia which to worship end praise the Most
High. To Rev J. BoGGs, the stationed Minis.
Ter at Union Station are the people of Church and
Uuon Hills mostly indebted for the erection of this
handsome structure. Under the direction OF Dr.
vine 90 worthy, 1t would be strange Indeed 1t the
holy cause for which he continually labors should
not prosper We are requested to say, thatin adj
dion to the services At ii O'Clock 10 the morning,
there will be preacbiogfat half past o'clock 10 the
afternoon, and again In the evening at half past z
O'Clock.
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'sr,oo. ar I,eH.r,re On Ihursdal

grnuCK Br LIGHTNING TN inulsoay
nssht Isss beswess tbs hours Of ssaIV ~ ~
shnudef and hshtniDs. A. the eammsnce@1un. ~ =.
Tire stsrnn she rssidepcs of Or. L~hspd. pcss -
.rd,s a eve rss struck by 1tshtuipe snd the nonse
sna most Of i.s eonter t. sniIrelv destroyed TO.
4 ctor hsd retired to his chamber bat few m,oases
sId vas Is sg .b s' s s;f .ruos the :o
ssst Of tho bou,e, ripping on the wes a,
boarding. ssstterins the plasterine over the nooI,
log pees standing at the head Of the bed snd sete
the roof on frs The doctor immediately sprsos
tom BE BED and saDs up the . Nero III who
vas accidentally left In one OF the chemoen, ~
rescued ~ the roof wss failn In. Dr. L. avea !,
tion, but lost fine watch diamond rms valued a.
$780, and large amount Of clothing table furn.n,e
ete. His loss cannot possibly fall .hort OF - vg
sinia Fire and Marine Office Fortunately, there
was but a single member OF the family injured. sno
that vas negro woman Aens: VINO; on ~ ,bs
the house was struck, and she knocted down By the
sppsar this house had two LIGHTNING rods 1t, put
up By Messrs. stebbins l. Miller one at each end.
but thsv seemed to have answered p,or purpose,
a. the fluid psssed through the building within few
then in DR.. Loa.ud's emoloy. named Timbsrl.k.,
wss struck and killed BY lightning while gathering
vegetables q short distance from the house.
The FUNERAL PROCESSION OF the late
William Allen. yesterday afternoon, was sad
and imposing effsir. The body, on No engine,
drawn by four grey horses, was taken to ST
James Church, where the funeral sermon was
preached. The CT ia WAS tastefully decorated with
wreathes and boquets of natural flowers, spread
over the hat and coat his Greys uniform, bis ire
coat and hat and his Junior Sons OF America badge
Alter the sermon, The funeral procession formed In
the street. the Greys first, preceded by the Armory
Rand the Iunior Soma of America next, then Pte.
nix Company No. 3. Aid Company No 4, and de-
tacbments of other fl re compauies, followed bA the
corpse. and marched to Hollywood Cemetery
where the body was buried with the usuai nonoIs
The paeeant was grand and imposing one, and
spoke volumes In behalf of the deceased. who;
though but youth, has wound himself around
the hearth of those who knew him.
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SALE OF Horses AND NUTS
com me neing this morning, at 10 ,,.I.au aecfhy
attention 10 re quested to my sale NJ u rGts,s
Buggy and Harness, 10, com nenciu, MI. sas
at 10 o'clock, at the Horse Lot. pe,r sao nofa,,
se 10 THOS. w KEESRsn WIN
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on the 25.h inst The races at Fairfield commence
the first Tuesday In October. At Broad Rock, the
second Tuesday In October. And at Herring
Run, near Baltimore under the management of
Mr. C. Green of this city, on the fourth Tuesday In
and AZ there ere number of superb horses In
traiuing the sport bids fare to surpass anything OF
toe kind Witnessed Ia this section of the country for
fnanv wears.
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TnF DAILY DISPATCH.
on THE ORPHANS.

v..tsrd.v evening there came up in the
Carts Peck twenty eight children in charge
~ the Rev. THos. HUME. They were all
from Portsmouth. They were of all ages
from Is months to is years. The NUMBER
wss smaller than was anticipated lnes
were diminished from several causes-sone
we're claimed by their relatives. otne's
detained by the desire Of FRIENDS Oh - of
who expected to be able to sake oa go the
thor, hc. but the chief reason We. -. %
'..s.;,;s. n Portsmouth thought II pes. "
80 The number, sending part al ''"0'
Others win be sent hereafter. .,,sv
rrson the arrival of the children 'ney
~srs taken in charge by the commis1ee, anu
we're Immediately conveyed to the oon us
Two omoibusss, furnished by Mr. nanAu'
end another by the proprietors OF the A"e
..n an free Of charge, together with se'eiA
hacks we're employed in the tranSpo''
af.ho children, their nurses and the comnh',
,sa During the day party OF iaoisS uau
heen engaged in making things feAuy .o'
49,, .ome of whom remained and were pre-
~. - rece;ve them. The little creatures
~sra nut to bed promptly. and We dono. NOT
rs.ted veil after their days journey anes
~srs accompanied by three Sisters OF Cos.l
tv who showed the most tenoef res"'" '''
them. ,;.u. ob;,dren. and
..s.n. of their arrival at che College, was
o,o Of the most touching and interesting VIC
have ever beheld Two OF them are an
Known: most of them bad remarkably or'gh'
and intelligent faoes-some were oeiica.o
all we're objects OF the deepest interest 70
every one who saw them.
More than 500 dresses were prepared i'i
them by the ladies. They will be made very
comforts BILE, as much 80 as they could DC
any where. Or. Archer, the assiduous CHAIR
msn of the committee of arrangements, was
present, az we're Drs. Haskins and Christian
TO look after their health and condition.
About the Norfolk orphans nothing has
been communicated to our committee. Ihey
have again procured the consent OF MR.
Hume to make application for them. II
has been stated that Norfolk will not part
with them.
If that is SO the question is settled; but We
trust if there is any design of sending them
away, that as Richmond was the first to ap
ply. and can accommodate them as we'll /
not better, than any other place, they will b'
sent here. We would think it reproach
that these orphans who, by the decease o
their parents, become the children Of tn
State, should be sent out of the State TO-
support and protection.
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NoTIcE.-H.vlns engaged {, ~ u s..,;., !
IN Of c. d, BETS. fDs ,ssoS Of arc .ssfs,.
e,x 4 sstts. taxa tns .p,s 20 thoss
20 the public. and vnaads basioss.s % ss =
: in ~: : I: e. E, !: !: 8!
,s s.,, zee. Name; spa Of "a sasA
styis. for hsA'a a'as wk ]"
ia Main Of. ~"
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DANGEROUS Doe-Last Wednesday night
Mr. Sol Davis of this city. had two of his negroes
dreadfu'ly torn and lascerated BY vicious bull
rier 10 his yard The Cog first attacked negro girl,
and was tearing her In ihaImost savage manner,
when the cook woman hesripg her screams, hasten
ed to her rsief The dog, seeing her. in'rnedia.
ately Recessed the girl and caught her, lascerang
her face In the most horrid manner.
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nocAr MATTEH9.

4 Husrlsss CouRr. - Recorder Iaylor'
~ Aldsru,so sanxsy, Toles, Bray and Lipseonb,
c-esidius -Pocahonsas k.yper indicted .or heep
nai,sd ! eapias vas awarded TO bring her tn. and
TEsiouv.~Edward s. Lewis charged With kidnsp
ding Absoem Brayboy, free negro, 90 'ne Iu.n OF
Octob4r 1854 failing 10 appear wnen cs'e"'
noHe prosequi wss entered ,.s,.,.a e,~
1UnfarfaI assanbiy Benjamin Ross inn'css i o.:
,.rri,,inr an unlawful assembly. va nneo 90
p pnd coats Thomas N Granger, inaic.eo 'or =
s,m,lsr offence, was found guilty. ana noeo % s"'
COSTS ..,,c vas suent In civil
business.
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Murdoch, the actor, gees to England next spnps.
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NEW SPECIAL NoTIc,s

1HE LADIES who have articles
foing In charge for tbs Norfolk o,ns' q.
gussted to meet at the Ls,ture Room os. e.
p psY Il, o Gh1u.sh tMr Rseds tod.,
MECHANICS BUILDIsG FUN e..
AUCTION Intending lssvin, N. 80 aI0oz 4,
User Will sell At suction, TO-NIsHT' !, y. M.
MECHANICS BUILDING sTorK saARss I,
e. I5-lt<
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- LOST-My liver coloIs a. p
1Dn white POINTER DOG. "DAsh' ~,
vsrv l.rgs and strongly made. No pa'iisums =, /,
remembered. A liberal reward VII % pa"
recovery. Apo'v at the Dispatch once
a8-S8kwASI5t
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EHOR SALE.-Several beautiful LOTS
L near the Fsir Grounds will be sold low IL sppIi
cation be made TO-DAY at this office.
Sc 15-It*
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EsGwwszg4 POCKET BOOK L0el =
sFT ~ e. ntlem.n while st the sslsri,SoSc,
ass|S ssSla This morning. had his POCKET sy W.
iA'f.-s4ss taken from his pocket oontaitil -,
Si91 in cash, aud due bill OF VIM a, lS'p' 1.
Cbe,terfsId. in favor of Samuel sulhsfsM, !
sil IS A liberal reward will De paia Iaa WV
and cnnterts Apply st the Dispatch ofn''
"a IA 1e.LwJt
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GENTS FINE SHIRTS.-Just receiv-
" ed from the mandatory some white and fa &c CT
Shirts uniform ia sys and quality with those sold
by during the last and hch seem to have
given sueh general satisfactiop.
GROSH0NG & TUPMAN,
MAR NJ
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4 GOLD THIMBLE, with the initials
n of the owner on It, was picked up in the Capt.
toll SQUARE by gentleman, and left at this office.
Pie owner cad get it by calling at the Dispstch
room, and paying for this advertisement
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r AIpLEY g. ROBINSON Dss ass NJ.
IL theis new APorHEcAki, sIs af.s.s. =
st tn /, corner Of 4th and snsrfssiJ. &c ,rGioa'
"a, plted With fgil :ses a,s =, With FAM, sf
s " L &C. : GO; !. s' i.
ia their line viii be furnishes I'll 30 ssis'sss b.
Physiolans prescription ss oil ''S
pounded BY one Of the ps'''
nisht. - ~. .ei ~
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NJOTICE.-The Creditors interested in
~ certain deed executed by Mosby Johnson
decd ave rearested to meet on MONDAY AFTER.
NOON, at 5 O'Clock, at the Couutirg-room OF Smith
& Roberts. J. P. ROBERTS,
IA I5-2t Trustee
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Corresuoudence of the Dispatch.

Thanksgiving Relief for Norfolk and Ports
mouth, &c.
IYNcHRuRG. Sent 18th. 1873
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dor E.-An Excellent Set of
l. SCHOOL FURNITURE, consisting of Desks
Benches, sc Apply to Messrs RAGLAND l.
BRo or VIM, A. BUFFERS Esq sc l5-St*
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DEFINED LARD IN PALS, choice
IL article, landing to-day for sale BY
se IS WILLIAMS BROTHER.
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T OST OR MISLAID.- SOmsvhefe !
IL the city (Tuesdsy. Sept. 18th lnss el.3.a
r5cco POCKET BOOK, containing variou, s' y
ceipts orders, &c of no use to any one bal
or. The finder will be libsrally rewarded N '"H
q. ms ohi''' VI '0' w. A. IRVING
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LOST.
HnGuENOT Sppr,

I OST-Yestsrday morning, between TN
IL street. and the Second Market, God Al'f
Lever WATCH, with 3 short Fob Chain aht ! y as
to it, all Of gold. The makers mans, Leplnt rs'
No. 6047 On the back OF the Watah 10 snESs
dog. The finder will be rewarded hoenuh
Watch be- left at the Dispatch Office. nSE
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DURE CIDER VINEGAR-A full sap.
sells WILLIAMS BROTHER
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Elizabeth Heisiop.. ..'.-'''t'..'ti.. Nyors,
Tho object Of this suit is 70 oo s..sn, bs.r 80
yincu'o metrimonii," and affidavit eas'as ~
and filed th.t the defendant above ~, ~ t.ss.Sl
resident of this Commonwealth to s. balt.c \
Clerks Ofss Of the said Cent on tas s.S N
in Decembsr next. and DO Whist 10 ns''
tect her interest In this Iuit.
A copy-T-sta noerysOs, o.
"a tf--d4y EUSTtCE hooI----~I
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ZINE CLOTH FROCKS.-Our assort-
l. msnt contains quite variety Of cslors gu |
ties and styles made MP in good order and warranted
10 6t. GROsHONG TUPMAN,
se1 Is 40 Msiu st.
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DEARL STARCH.--ColgaiIe. = ,.. ~ :
i Pearl Starch, a fresh sGgps syx pr.ar.t
for safely a. DIVE" NJ. W.
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DATENT PAINT OIL-fso or. as " y
I'D, worn, equal TO the best Lia'''@
50 st,. psr gsllon. For ssis oly,ygyR, D.ii.ss
A. No w.
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Gbr Daily Gp1n&t,
BATON ROUGE::::::.:MAY, 80, 1855.

A Brrrss REAsox.-Many reason
have appeared to show. Why it is. tina
no family should Be without tn
Lady1 Book. Tho appearance o
Cooley. true to the time. calls to mint
the fact. Here he. Is for June. with fresl
uncut leaves. binding up flowers, frills
6ouuces. net work. lilly work and
pommegranate. with appropriate fig
urss to show how things look. when
done up properly TO sdorp the human
form divine. Old gents; 20 gre.
heads Of families. let Us reason with
you, and show by unerring figures
By analysss and synthasis. why you
should take Cooley, into the bosom
Of your family, il you have him not.
already. Look to the economy Of the
thing. You have daughters. and they
must Know. all tho movements Of ack.
10 fashion: If you do not spread the
Intelligence before them, - it comes
from the -four quarters, in Cooley.
you must expect, when Madam Rum.
Or whispers 10 their ears. that FASH
ion has shifted" your daughters will
CAD about the streets until they know
tho change. This is natural and ~
Il is . solid fact. ponder on it aud
stick pin. We assert without fear
Of "suooessful contradiction" that
there is not . single time. that any
good lookingsingle lady goes into the
street, to find what is the fashion, that
she does not spend more than the
price Of Godey's Book per annum.-
Mr.. Cooley, like a sensible LIBERAL
and M anpreciasive gentleman. send.
Is bis book gratis. (for . notice. which
We always give in short haud-this
one, is On our own account.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-30

Clergy have misled The uipds a the
people BY making them think il Q
f" mediation. :" God is represented ~
saving bic children from his osss ven.
geance. Such "Sslvation " 10 too fu-
tile and transparent, like the outbursss
Of impotence. Of mothers or nurses
threatening their little charges with
immediate humiliation, and then ssey-
eJally ~ sparing them. A we be-
come men, We should put away child.
ish things. These Christian dogmas
are only worthy Of the undeve!oped
intellects Of barbarisns. or the ago Of
oriental mythology. They are The 70.
lined and sublimated superstitions Of
ancient heathenism. They are on.
'irely behind the age, and are fast de.
:aying. They are not true, they ought
sot to be. they never we're true, but
'idiculously absurd. They cannot
ta"d o" open and rational investiga-
ion and must fall. SxEPrU.