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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-29

A BEAUTrFUL THoUGur.-Some
one has said of those WHO die young,
that "they are like the lamb which
the Alphine Shepherd. bear in their
arms to'hlgher, greener pastures, that
the tiocks may foil, W.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-29

A Coop MEAsuRE.-An exchange
says, you may measure the moral
standing of young ladies by their
dress. Very low-nesked dresses are
rarely associated with high morals
Young men in search Of calico, should
make a note Of it, and stick pin.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-29

VA political philosopher, in New
York, has found solution the ques-
ton, why are SO many Congress-
men going to Europe this season ~
He says they are all dead heads and
70 as kind quid pro quo. having vo-
ted for the last Collins appropriation.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-29

The VALUE OF A PAIR OF LEGS
A man named Bachelor, sesident cf
Illinois, has lately recovered $4,000
from railroad company in Canada,
as a compensation for having bis legs
broken by a collision of two trains.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-29

In the New York common Council.
on the evening of the 18th, petitions
from q large number of persons prin-
cipally merchants. against Castle
Garden being used as depot for en-
igsants, were received and referred
70 . special committee.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-29

TPresident Sparks, the biograp-
her Of Washington, having been writ.
ten to as to he s"nuiness of the phrase
so often attributed to the Chief-'put
none but Americans on guard tonight,
replies that he has never met with any
such expression in Washinyton's writ
ings.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-29
Gbr Dailq Gpnl&t,
BATON ROUGE:::::MAY, 20, 1855


ANOTHER INTERNAL MACHINE
, On Sunday morning last. very singu
lar, and suspicious looking brown pa
per parcel, was very mysterlousIy pla
ced within the very sanctuna, and or
the very stool of office--the very chat,
editorial itself, Of this faultless news
paper. When it was placed there
how, and by whom there was nc
clue to divine. Crusoe -" Poor old
Robinson could not have been more
alarmed at the footprints of bisdman
Friday, than were we, at the brown
paper parcel. Our hair stood on end,
like quilts &c, and chilly sensation
made our finger ends tremble, when
We approached, to solve the mystery
Of the brown paper parcel. The
twines were cut, and paper after
paper removed, with caution against
friction. when the following things
rolled out, fresh and fragrant with the
perfume of Morgan's Literary Depot {:
Fifty Years in Both Hemi>pheres;"
"The Hen Feaver," in which there
is good full length" of Her Males
ty the Queen, on one side, and on the
other, a portrait of the very first
Shanghae cock that e~r crowd in
America. The only objection to the
book, is that the author has overlook
ed, his own phiz, which should be at
once supplied in new addition; and
the Knickerbocker gallery should
have a copy that Burnham, be bound
in immortal calf, as another living
specimen of down East Americap
genius. But hold-we have not read
the book yet; and there are several
in this very generous brown paper
parcel of our friend I've book Morgan
such now-because we have book evi.
dence) Morgan. Here is ELLEN Nor
bury" with whom we anticipate
pleasant time and here's the Coun-
try Neighborhood" by Miss Dupuy.
and Mrs. Grey's" Young Husband;"
besides, more Fern Leaves" twined
into garlands by" Fanny"
We know very we'll, that we get
all these things without note of ex-
PLANTATION, from the City Emporium
at Standard Literature; merely from
personal regard of our friend Morgan
and he never expects us to sly word
about it; but our own unqualified
generosity will not permit us to be
silent.-Shall read the books together
separately; and after We come to the
fms Of each shall speak out the first
Of their merit. We hope
friend Morgan will bear with us until
then; Cor we possess not, the faculty
Of criticising from the preface and
the "opinions of the Press cannot
serve to bias our mind into a favor.
bic impression.
Books like Shanghae cocks, should
stand on their own merits and not be
by length nor bred.h. As
IN immediate return for Morgan
generosity, we might as we'll inform
he reading community that I
ew more copies Of the same kind, +:
nay be had at the Crescent city it, ..
'rary depot--adjoining the Post /
,ffice. +
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-29

r!NHlS DAY RECEIVED and for sale by
c. A. BLANCHARD. A lot of
Corn, Bacon. Sides. Shoulders and Pork
Fresh Lard 10 tarre 5 Of PINE Whisky ::
4 Barrels of the old Ky " n,sky; 40 boxes
fine Wine, Cheap for cash. Please call at
c. A. BIS as you may depend on getting
bargains and good Goods
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-29
ND II HED D

AT the residence OF Mrs. Judith Cous.
inard, in this city. on Friday morning
the 25th, inst. at | O'Clock a. M. Julia
CECILIA, aged two years and seven months
daughter OF Mr.. J. B. Liveaudais, OF New
Orleans.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-29

KNowLEDGE.-Dig the earth for
knowledgrs search for it in the ocean,
extract it from minerals, get it from
vegetables, and obtain it from birds,
beasts, and the lowest insect finally,
read the wisdom OF God in all thin o..
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-29

LoU,s1ANA.-Partial rains have fal.
len along Bayou Beuf, but not sufd-
cient to benefit the crops. Accounts
from all quarters continue Of the moss
Encouraging character.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-29

~We here it rumored that the
friends of Hon. Paul o. HEBERr are
anxious that he should become a candi.
date for Congress from this District
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-29

lust RECEIVED and for sale chap
y for Cash. doz. large Beef Tn
CUES, Dufield and other Brand of HAS :;
Flour of the best Brands in Barrels nd
half Barrels; Fresh Soda and Bosom
Crackers. French bread and Pilot.
May. 81. C.. 4. BLANCHARD.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-29
Mount Eagle TripOli.

mount Eagle IrlpOll.
E'OR giving polish to brass, silver, gol;
L or other ba metals. Also for clea-
ing Plates or Windows, Lamps AMP Gs
burners. Here's an economy-old thiys
made u good as new, at very trif1ing &
pehse. c. A. BLANCHARD
may "a. Church st1et.
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Drintina.

V'HE VERY LARGEST and most COMPRE-
i BEcsIyE GENERAL NEWSPAPER. BOOK snA
JOB PRINTING OFFICE this Continent, 10 JOHN
A. GRkY's. Of G. and Franbfort .ts Neg York,
where EVERY CONCEIVABLE VARIETY OF worn u
done with eorreetness taste and promp.ae Mammoth
Poster Colored Sd bill 70 the h.nssomest cheapest or
sllest Circular Card label plain fancy "hsre
BOOKS MAG sZISEs Gn6 ? PAMPHLETS are stsreo.oped,
Eectrotyped ussted Printed and Bound 20 suit the de-
usros Of the most 'uceesfpl PubnheD where SIXTY Of
the Standard Periodicals OF this c hvs orsnsed AMI beer
sued on his Presses which STILL delivering THIRTY
Of the iHsest respectable NJ NSPAPERS MAGA-
INNS and REVIEWS, with undertaking regularity and &C
curaey
The facilities OF bis Esabshmen. Frsai that all parties
In Of JOB PRINTING PRESS Work OF any snd
ON DkM.ED" and A. Che low possible cash prices nsy
Be certain OF stion any Of The
JOHN A. GRAY, Sos 95 and 81 Ciidst ". 7.
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TWO NEW and GOOD BOOKS,
Il By two popau American Aa;hon
MISS cHEsEsso's NEW NOVEL,
SUSAN,
THE FiSHERMAS'5 DAUGHTER
or, GETTING ALONG


A Book of Illg.trsiions
By CAHoLyE cHEsEBso. AGthor Of Dream and ~ Day
Bah. Ida, fisrins.e" &C. ons eieslo /! nc Price
Her sentiment pure ard tue and her style OF hnkIf
or,irsl and impressive Her dsnes,ion Is dru incisse ssd
y uetricsl She writes with full soul anf Al
est nrs.iye seTie. OF impressive Lessons We
ipov book Il the 9r wsrthy the .ttsnton OF
thous ktefs mind" IN. Courier and Enquirer.
This certainly fee frsn the obe csiou,
Of fiction 1t excite The iod with .hly
wrought Il d0es o.tsr yssr4nt f.eey ge
due prom iIelee to the nson does no. make life an
longing for fictitious world 10 lace II the sctua
Its characters are respets he its t1ne snd Lessons axe sod
" Iaeeps ndent.
ats 1, reprosehably pure sai elevated there Sac
be wdly read Without forcrg upon tire pubi: IT.
thor ready Wriier otter reanc o. Miss H.y,ussh
Of B.SeHfe and tse sk'gh rsnk Ausrie writ
Of fetion Worcester Palladium
strensth OF the consists In the c,stuess
CHI snd uu'hfuin" OF the in stl-tve ia-ay-'h= shap
pI.sened in tn. ecidny OF .cu, vsonte erinxn
singular diversity Of relations tbs den tit sgsys str-1y
ted obscure the light in which their s nv da, pro
portions trAspsr.bty reve.ed C0nbsed with the
steene iinssit aiop activity ~ the sc,vs
showing mind nt-nf on the ataamsnt o. o. pnsi
cu.,oei srsppe viii the psrp.e1iLg probsms ani
SEEKING the hidden Of being aLde every ofspp sncs
Tits rs sives subssn, ms'eulns character u. work
which however with o. pf0fesed rov,l
merely in seGch Of fscil sm1ssnen, vii insure IL bOh
eevseo rsk ard prosesd date beyond the re.eh OF
epsemsrsl Loyetes which fash and fade .se ..soa"
Every ehspter repete with wisdom srd brilliant
20. tic beauty We do when have seen book
uueh deph and Hale petense The s,thor IL capable
ofths rgs, Of physical investigation and the
effective ceversnces Of its suls Hawthorne hs eer
Of the dicoBy Of eosspondence snd fner po allie
,ov; bit be the fiction country who
o0taIks the al hoI Of Getties Along, n hs Own vein
Ss,ioual Era
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A LONG LOOK AHEAD;
FIRST STROKE AND TIL

FIRST STROKE. AND TIE LAST
DyA 8 Roc author Of Jsme. &Sutoy or. I've Been
Thinkpgr 10 Love and be Loved" 81. One isno. vol
far beyond the general run of VIA. are called
by eoutsy American Lovel' bat isis ,upes' many books
that have sd By ten. q thousands. l. has positive m-r"
G.tur. ar as whole ii /. nrre..i'e prodpc We
commend the novel 20 our readers, as q pleasant box
has. eh.rmius simplicity and purity and :, :h.r.c'e,
have freshness and n'tqrns. not ol,en found 70 wo q,
D. the yosos VII Ct 'sf [',ses h'aD
The ,sous tone witch ertibs e eXceeot sad genial
warmth reIysdes tbs whole work IN Y EvsnEe!a.
"You finish five OF this worn aaess yoar heart
be hard a. sdGnsn without hndos all the home feelt
stirred thin you end you rad on .pd or unconscious OF
sush beside unwlioe 70 lay BY until he l. ne y nei.aed
q. ne '','' 't 81 ::'s:,s
,m.ss Of life ard character AMI m pu pose well .,aed
that improve tn occasion Of noticing 70 adj earnest
sIpov. Of n s!n ssd moral PeIiotee 81 sanyeton' e9In
Of our own ob.eyson and experience we have fead the
book thoTopshy and Ike 1t as thoroughly tbone Of tbs
very books Of kird sod the author and pb her have
~. 2. Eyehing Mirror
The story beautifully tod ard the eh.r4e typs'
OF loyelire, No read aud ponder Il wlOu.
the starting to the eye and smpAih1ns hops
iusdistiDg the continuance such wos DO much 70 coln'
teet the evil tendencies OF the trash that eou'
bar and sporting asraiure aud the hsnks
Of the public eineAs due g both the sa.ho, and ,Ss
.sa 'aai a me
rae, ,esu with the true eIoqueuce Of pshos the
ane rorisyss Of ebsacter ard the tuhfa ines,ion OF
pss.dn We have wept and laughed sltsrn.ey il
ps, and from careful peiuss feel qualified to commend
RCe's Long Look Ahead to the general attention OF the
public that reader nee fro n s with ut
having received both Instruction AMI profit from the time spent
over Ire psges New fort Atlaf
The lover Of the country Who kno ss s scenes aud ddes
who delight In the mools Of the colt 10 the d
ows enjoys the perfume from the hayc)ck the
breath Of the eud che ws eow-better stl he who can
twiIs a sytbe. ciscle sm)Oth fuEfow will
6oubedy reh this simple narrative Of country s ADD the
pure ursdulefsed native American manners and customs
therein described" Ne snk Daily Advertiser.
"Whceyei re.ding what he has siittsa must
give the idea Of attending to other business Ln The story
1. n
subject tha, oDe iosenkby mpe ed read the
There GOOD spirit pey ding his writings which nse nsbly
afsc the reader - bnston Evening T,leg aph
c DERBY Publisher. No 1I9 Nassaust N Y.
And for sale BY Bookse.ers generally.
sinse eoli,s cent BY mail poet paid recsip' Of price
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Nrw Publications.
THE GREAT REVOLUTIONAR
l. ROMANCE:

ii IKE A U Y IlON a
i ROMANCE:
KATE AYLESFORD;
AsrOPY OF The REFUGEES.
By CHARLLs J PETERSON,
Author Of A." Cruising 10 the Last War &c, a..
From The Pennsyivsn's Enquirer.
We have Just laid DO this charming Of the Rsvo
sion after peu,rg the end ami pronounce Il At
the Interesting and essnty written novel Of the day
There about the story romantic interest that .neb.ns the
mind completely and mpress upon every inc dent and
character iIdeby None but hard could thus
scenes and ehss.es that nser In the menoy through
the chars es OF Ions and wesry years"
Prom The Philadelphia PGblic Ledger.
M on eli hands prom eed theables original neuveet;s
pGbsted for years and justly place ne su:hor AZ the
very head Of the pos usr writer's Of the 10 this
country This saying good deal bet aink the public
the peIusal Of the story will with that
mtndstioD IL not exaggerated"
From The Sunday Mercury.
rovel OF thrilling interest This story will add luer
to MI Pettrton's fame
In Vol limo Cloth 81 IS Paper 81 Just received and
for sale by BUNCE BROTHER,
Booksellers and Publishers No lS4 Nassau St NY
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Amusemenis.

pERHAM's BURLESQUE OPERA HOUSE.
- 10 CO. s,.,dwsy: GRAND ETHIOPIAN PERFoRM
hxvks Eshkr EVENING, at u e'clsch, and WEDNEe
pAt ssa SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, ct O'Clock AdnIa
S :, esn. ohiIorer half price Perhsns Gin Ielst
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I IPPINCOTT, GRAMBO q CO.'S PRO-
IL HOUNCING
GAZETTEER OF THE WORLD
Or, GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY

OF, tEUUhAFHIIAL UIsIIONNhIf
WILL Be PUBLISHED NAY. 1855
The following few Of the distinctive ss.7res Of this
hishiy impott-Lt work:
la II not only SUPPLIES the deficiencies Of existing Guet
,rs bot furnishes Geographical Diiaary comprehsD
ye n lie 6ssn perfect its nsnt nd mpeie ahf
ls execution as the best Dictionary TIE tHS1
Language
% Ii will be P,onouneh9 Ga;ett.ey, AMI the only Of
the hind published .
81 Ia Goruacy v. unhestaosy claim srem ,upedority
ever sI otteTs nj, -,
1tb tscutsp 70. nGny fhonsdnd Of Plces than
ary G.zet,,er World ard the noS:e Of i'm
pefts1t places more full aud satisfactory
th Tn Information has been Obt ned om the most recent
and yelabl< sources bo'h 81 home snd abroad.
9Th Ii contains Ioiiee Of all the Rsvays 10 Europe Asa
Afrcs Au,rAia America inc uong TIE West nds ard
OIL, I,.Ies Brcushi fnlly Up 10 the prescott time.
We AIT buried Gseseer through The pe.s, 10
fr.,t. other works commenced long ser 10
sffs but we BE- tempted to ~.ye sn< fe.ate Of
e,e,ll. r,oung r pere;tion- Il wilt contain
OyIR 2GOb SUPEa-aOYAL octave PAGES,
b,upd in the most sab,tAniisl mancer
Price In Cloth IS So To Extra Sheep. Sd.
IIPPIHCOrr, GRAINED Go ,Pu5 ishsrs,
Phf.i@irha
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WANTED-AtNo. 341 Broadway, Basement
w Mea for Railroads and Steamers. sAiesmen, CLERKS
Porers Baieepe, Coaehmen, Gardener Boys to learn
iisdes AppDcspn selosss o. saisl psrtisasrs yin b
Ntsd. IHOa e4INK, Agent
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6petiaI Notires.

Letter from DIR. Horace Webster President Of the
pras sir: hsS the pessure Day since ofvtns
your school Of passing through rooms appropriated
have TrpSised all the eonvenences and may Of the
.essnoies desirable for complete iosttutSn Of Learning
Gymnasium where yo1r scholars are to exercise each
leg .ssS a 70 fyS'd b ss. msay schools
deficient In this particular In yous this deficiency entirely
mech forecast the Of your rooms and course
Of study.
cal s bad produced marked beneficial effects on sheir
have enc 20 doubt from what saw on my visit the Metro
posn Academy your Instruction thorough and
ssu'i's Very respectfully y' Tns lsi WEBSTER
r,ee Acad,my March 2 1855 ,.
note or At ibe Academy, No. 9s and Is 6,hsv.
EAW SG
cry TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE will hold i, 3 ConGstu,
hS Elk Ne ss s s n It :g: Gas
s.S s ,siDs po@oeu. gentlemen viii
ss PREVENT, .Sd p.reIp.ts exercise. ana add Il.
%.s Tas son 5E2 H1st G IF S1soin c GSs
s.S B. IAKELY Rev M HATFIELD Of BfsoiIyn;
s Rev hE ~ BBE iaAi n' J. VARIES Cor Sec
BROOKLYN HorticuIturaI society.1The, goeiety;
srEIrG IxHIpiTlon of PLAETs ard FLo~ C1sIa viii
Hs h . ss .Hd april ii md H.
T BE y si E1 sS P viii ylS1 1SsS ON
wednesday afternoon st o'clock and close on Thursdsy
sfples Member. who have received their ticket.
obtain them application to the Treasurer By order Of the
0'"m"''' VI Jso W. DEGRAUw, Chairman.
Brooklyn Young Men's Christian "A Assccst b
% hold sEss ecm nenei &. Lev
Of the Church Of the fDsI%: Rs%,e1:t Az
EDJcATI0N The public generally (Ladies included) are
SoHvsnfo" .i ts Pses at the A'0r House on TUES
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STARTLING RE v E L A TO Ms
THE MAD HEIRESS:
THE CRIMES OF A STEP MOTHER.
Is the title Of startling work which will sppsAT in the
NETWORK DISPATCH
or Arril IA 1855.

Is the title Of startling work which will sppsAr in the
NETWORK DISPATCH
OF April IA, 1855
IN WHICH WILL BE REVEALED soNG THE DARK MISTER
les LAW AND LuNATIc AsSLuMs
hss LONG been that OF the Mad Hoaes Of Eu
ropt were for the mott daboca purposes yet 20
d ar,d that The Asylums Of the United States
ued any oth'r than iesos;e purposes Bat when We
come the records Of Of these prossed Phan
thope ions ind that they are 10 etier than their
Euop an prototypes There within the walls Of some
of these prisons Both and whose minds and Intel
lees e quite ii ose of the physicians who
signed them to their ces-and whore souls free from
HE su AID crime which the hearts of those who
sped T. deprive them OF their liberty that they nsh. reysl IN
wealth that theirr The purpose OF the su'hore Of
THE Mad HeIeis 70 lay before the American people, tbs
history OF one these terrible plots which was bat too
eesu caed She hopes 70 arouse public opnoa TO
e, that eais loudly to heaven for fedr. How far she has
accomplished the purpose in view the reader Judge The
story Of who for tle Of this work s
called Ey WarnerD literally tue In particular ard
The real character will be recognized In the City OF New York
ard some Of New England 10 spe Of the attempt
10 conceal uuforiurste Identity Read it, you that
10 leave the tender srcss Of mother sni
be leave your ProPerysee that It cannot
ufed 10 corrupt and destroy offspring when have been
called 10 render up the ns account Of stewardship
earth -
Price eent,a copy For sale BY ell News Agents. Publ
cation Office No p Bsstmsn st
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TAILS MUSIC at the REDUCED PRICE
III Tie Chespeit Cara, Eoe Of Mu.i; In the World
NEW SONGS.
"fen re some Ford Name Beil.t By Mn Mary Z
E.vftt: M iody 70 n Wsiiace's beautiful romsnee
"Tts Village HsSens sonsr-symphotieI and a;comP.ni
,,snt, ~ Charles Jarvis Price % cent?
Tbe orphsns Prayer, Song composed by CHARLES Jsvis
New sehcueh - The Masonic s.ho,tiah.7 b. J. A
Fowler Price rs Gems . -
New PolIs Rsdow.-" The Soldier. Polka RsdosI' By
F.spc. II. Brown Pdcs IS cerA
wM FALL 4 son. No $50 5rosdwsy
Opposite the Park
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CPIRJTUAL TELEGRAPH-THE ORGAN

COOPERs NOVELS-Pgblished in a uniform
u .1e cloth bindirs Sold 10 iss any ssg..,s of
81 GRACE LEE. By Julia Ksysn-h. II OLO Inv ~:
TR,yyIrEs RSrERTASsESr. By josiah Barnes. NATE
xyIFsFORD: sToRY THE REFUGEES b. Cha 20 j.
P.,sT.or TIE sUMsER LAND: A s0CrHsAS sroaY.
VISITS TO EUROPEAS cELEBaITlES b. wiAsn g.
s,,ue All recently pablish-d s,d sold retail CT 70 tie
Tr.ee By n g. PARKHURsT. As,at,
Booklet T, No ~ B;oslway.
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WANTED-StuatiCns by two respectable Girl
w tssterli one to COOK, WASH ana IRON, saa th.
the Washing and Ironing The best Of city references b
aver. Can be for two days ct No 100 East ths third
floor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

American Widows Relief Association-Ohce No.
ia Greene near Pine-The Secretary will give his per.
sons attention al calls before noon, each day except
Wedbday Some person always in attendance Donations
Of Co.hng every description much eced and thanhtny
received -Four hundred and children are almost des
tute hos They have money to buyi we have none
70 sye our treasury exhausted Call and get our Cons'tu
ton ard BIZ Lave ard List Of Trustees and visitors
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WANTED-A situation by a respectable young
w Woman; 10 frss-rsse COOK vosd ssss IN Wsshnz
lrcrirs obectiors The country Cen Be
kY ,vo dsys Cell q Ne ~ Eyssbefs&
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w ANTED--A situation by respectable Widow
w wom,n GOOD plain COOK and excellent WASHER
and IRoNER. Hss no objection TO assist In private family
Has city Csi for two dsJs No IT'S
Mvttle sv Brookly n, in the store.
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NANTED-A situation by respectable Prot
w e.tsnt GhI 40 CaILDReN's nurse and SEAN
STRESS or CHANBERMAfD and 5EAMSraEsS No OBJ
lection the country Call or adore. s. No 30 savan-
81 basement, for two days
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BTookJyu Young Mems Christian Association

iii nod her next Iegular Monthly Meeting TOMORROW
Tuesdsy) EVENING commencing at ~ O'clock la the Lee
Ev.y will be read by Mr. 8. Chase, on PHYSIOLOGICAL
EDUCATION The public generally tLsdies ncluded) are
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-12-06

We have received the December number
of this truly excellent and ably conducted
Magazine, and it almost surpasses itself
1t has been greatly improved. and is replete
with wsll.wri,ten stories, novelle,les, bio
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by way Of variety. with touch Of life and
pathos. The ladies are not forgotten, eth.
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will testify. The terms are one copy,
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subscriptions not paid in advance. ~.
The Magazine and our paper will be fur
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