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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-08

CowH1DrNa IN Hon LIyE.-An
intense excitement was created in
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, some
days since, in consequences ofa promi-
nent member Of an auction house
receiving an unmercifuI eowhiding,
at the hands of the husband of . lady
who it is alleged is hammered. The
affair occurred about 3 o'clock, the
victim being dragged into the passage
way adjoining the Csstomhouse, when
the raw hide was used and il is said .
knife was introduced in tho melee,
but a bystander prevented ito being
used.
"THs Way OF THE TnANseREssoR
IS HARD London a young man
was recently sentenced to four months
imprisonment for uttcring fogsd
checks. Before his term Of con6ne.
ment is up, he will come into posses
sion Of fortune Of 100000 /; but
will, nevertheless, be still liable to be
tried on other charges.
s64."-According to the tberoy
Of DR.. Cumming, the eloquent Scotch
preacher, is that Christ will come in
1864-that the advent will be what
is termed premillennial, or 10 other
words, that Christ will come before
the millennium, and the millennial
glories will consist of Christ's person.
al reign on earth for a thousand years.
MELANCHOLY OCcURANCE.-Mr
James NJ. Bcsson, of this place, q
highly deserving young man. and
nephew to our sheriff, M. Bourg, ESQ.,,
was instantly killed from being kick.
ed in the breast by a horse on Wedn.
esday last. Truly may it be said that
lin the midst of life we are in death"
Minerva I'd instant.
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wv O0I SP0S18I VuutOn VV9he0PUD0VUt.t
CLINTON, La, june - 1855.
Ed. Comet my dear enemy, ldeeply
and sincerely regret to inform yoa that
that sneaking rascal, "SAM," made hi
appearance amongst us yesterday, and
played thunder with all our well laid
schemes for an election of Mayor, and AL
dermen of this city for the ensuing year.
We brought our worthy and esteemed
fellow-citizen, JUDGE WEIGH, formerly Of
Baton Rouge, as the Anti-Know Moth
ing candidate, but finding out on Saturday
night that We could not elect him, we
throwed him overheard, and placed l. N.
LEMON, most worthy gentleman IN his
place. Mr.. Lemon, being a prominent
Democrat and strong Anti Know Moth
ing, we were satisfied we could succeed
The Know Nothings brought out the pres
ent incumbent, H. B. Chase, who is a
most excellent and deserving man; were
it not, that be is al Abolitionist, 70: you
know all the Know Nothings, both North
and South belong to that party, though
they pretend to deny it. The Polls opened
at nine o'clock, and everything went
on very we'll, and we thought fairly, until
one Of the commissioners, R. C. Cannon,
refused to let one of our old and substan-
tial citizens, Martin KohleD vote. Our
friend, J. w. Reese used his best efforts
to secure the vote of Mr.. Kohler, but to no
purpose. The commissioners refused to
have an argument from Mr.. Reese, who is
one ofthe leaders of our party. After this
we were led to believe that there was
rotten in Denmark, but still
were satisfied that we would be successful.
The Polls closed at o'clock, and the votes
were then counted. Lemon run ahead of
Chase until about one hundred votes were
and we We're all laughing in our
sleeves to think we had at last downed
The rasca!ly Know Notbings or Abolition
lists. But all at once, instead of the COM
crying out Lemon nearly every
vote was "Chase," "Chase, y and on footing
up We found we were beaten seventeen uotse
They also elected full Board of Know
and Abolition Aldermen. The
names OF the Aldermen are DR.. 0. P. Lam
RI. Brownan, (Att'y at Law)
". w Chapman, IA prominent and res
,ectable merchant) F. w. Ward, liner
liant tailor and H. Marston, Ia planter)
must be done, or we will soon
'e numbered amongst the " things that
we're" We are the true supporters Of the
Did Fogy party, and must not give up
he ship.-If our party is wrong, we must
tick the closer to it. In haste your friend
Mas.
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Comfort 4 Economy.
1UST RECElVED.-Ana assortment Of
y Ice Closets & Coolers. to which the
attention of Purchasers is invited to the
Ware Rooms of J. PIPER. & co.
June 9th 1855.
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The English papers records the
death Of Sir Robert Harry lnglis. for
several years leader of the High
Church and old Tory party in the
British House of Commons
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II UV.a way.

IN tbe evening Of the 9th inst. B.
~ from my Plantation, the Mulato boy
tom, sged - years, shout feet 1O.X2,
inches high stoutly made. Dushey head q half,
when he lelt had on light summer clothing, 20 10
generally worn ~ Aeld hands. A suitable reward
viii b paid for Information that will lead 70 hiD
apprehension. 1H0DEY PYBURN.
Nay 9th Advocate Z Gazette CODY It'd nv
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~ It is said that the Emperor
and Empressof Austria are to be guests
Of Queen Victoria during the race
meeting, which opens on the 9TH Of
June.
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In tlnae % peace prepare for Wafs
CHAW'S Cholera Syrup IL really good
y it has been tried-you should have it in
your house always-in al sudden attacks
It j. indispenable--if you have no faith in
it, give any how ct least one dose, until
you can get physician to persons resid-
ing in the country, it is invaluable COM
pared with sny other similar preparation
Prepared and for sale by WIN. BOGEL.
May 9th Druggist
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Schnapps! Schnappsl
10 DOE. Of Wol6e's Aromatic Schiedam
~ Schnaprs, for sale q 81 per single
bottle and per dog. at New Orleans prices
So per dog. Cash WIN. BOGEL,
may 81. Druggist.
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marrif1.

On Thursday the 7ih inst, on Manchac, by
the Rev. w. H. Crenshaw the REV J. A Z. JONES
of Mississippi to Miss Lucy C0TToN Of this Parish.
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4 Vvogd to fh0 Learned.

SseVss0n ~ PVDui*E Vose, o. Tic IOsn lbs"
4 woed to fhe Learned.
In Wednesday mornings paper we
published the last of a series Of coutri-
buttons to the Comet, signed "Skep-
TIC" A manly-bold and vigorous
style, characterizes the writing Of Skep-
tic, and We have most cheerfully given
place to bis articles; on this account,
and not because we agree with him. for
We do not. Our readers are all aware
Of the circumstances which gave rise to
the articles. The Rev. Nj. Castleton
delivered . lecture in this city, short
time since, ON Skepticism. A large
audience listened to the eloquent gen.
Aeman, with attention, and among
them the author Of our articles, who
understood the Rev. Gentleman to say
that Skeptics are 50, from "want Of
the love of truth" The first article
from tho pen of" Skeptic" was pub
lished in the Advocate; the editor Of
that paper fearing protracted con-
troversy) closed his columns on the
combatants, and this caused US to open
ours-Because we became involved in
the matter /; having charged Skeptic
with Misunderstanding, and hence
misrepresenting the Rev. Mr.. c.
Many Of our readers have read the
articles with interest-many Others
have carelessly thrown them aside, as
too lsngthy-whilst others have been
shocked at the bluntness Of Skeptic's
attact upon hvorite dogmas. that have
stood the test Of tide and time. An
intelligent people Qike this evidently
is(, should not be afraid to think and
reason on religion, as on other mat
tsrs involving the interest Of mankind.
Certain it is, that modern Christianity
fails to perform the mission of light,
life and happiness. designed for it, by
The Great Founder; and such being
The fact have We not rightly! is
It not the duty Of every thinking
member Of society, to enquire into the
sauses? We think 80. The founda.
ion is amply sufficient for reasona-
BE theocracy and there is no danger
# its ever being disturbed. Tho
christian religion has adapted itself 10 ,
very age Of the world-it is essen
Tally progressive. The foundation is
nipple for any superstructure are to be
aised to the honor; the glory; the {
'apps,sess Of mankind. The faith |
within us is sufficient. There is no t
iced Of . stretch of the imagination to {
axe in, all that is necessary for present I
'ses; happiness here, is the most GER '
ain prelude to happiness hereafter, n
nd the strife of the true Christian Q
hould be to diminish the sins of the b
World; most Of which 1--WE honestly o
'elieve it, grow out Of imperfections in n
ur religious faith and practice. The =
'orld is in want of another great re. s.
'rmer . refner to separate the pure e
old from the dross Of ages. Religion s.
ow, is but little better than religion
'as, the first century before the new
ght Of christianity shone upon the :. :.
enighted world. The time has come, Q
'hen the world should return the He :,
rev the things which are his; this :.
nust be done, or Mormon polygamy, q
ill rapidly take the place Of our reli- .
ion, which is but little better.
But the daily newspaper is no =,
lace for speculation. The mass of -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-08

ouoIA w tuO PsVpSA AAu~ VI ON'eV' 'AA
for US; during the Gubernatorial can
vass, We shall have Swamp Land
Commission ready, as soon as we get
into Office.
Whoever done this, could not let
we'll enough alone, but must 60 and
PROFOUND conundrums in the same
column.-COneet.
There, now, George, you have gone
and done did it. We think you
ought to be indicted for numbering
the Kings English. Where was
Lindley hurry or Noah Webster
when you went and done it.-Advo-
cate.
Does our piously inclined confrere
near the church, know that the Kings
English has been so often murdered,
that it is no longer accounted a CAPT.
tai offence to tweak the dead lion, by
the beard Does our friend recollect
when Sir Jack swore that he would
not march through Coventry9 Does
he recollect when the same gentleman
lost seal ring of his grandfather's,
worth forty mark? If so he must
remember that "Poins who was gen.
tleman" exclaimed to the Hostess of
the "Boar's head" whoever done this,
shall be undone, at the final judge
ment. Say not, twas I that did it."
Whenever we get frightened at
the ghost of Dillworth or Doods, MUIR
~. or Noah Webster, then we will
call on our pious neighbor to aid us in
to allay them.
~ In that excellent paper the
Pinywoodsman we find the following
Characteristic notice:
"Mr. w. J. Gates, High Sheriff of
Livingston Parish, is our legally auth
orized agent to received subscriptions !
for the PiDywoodsmann, and to collect
payment and receipt for the same"
We have the pleasure ofMr. Gates,
and should like to know
how the Woodsman arrives at the IT,
lie of High Sheriff " for him. 1t
cannot be from stature, for he does not
measure the inches of our own Sheriff,
Who is but medium sized man, and
nay stand about '6vs foot four" with.
'ut boots Livipgston-although she
'e a "free State" has no right to put
N airs about it. The Piuy Woods
mans agent is no more a "high
'heriff than our own, or any other
heriff. We hope for quite sake, the
'Woodsman" will remove the often.
i've "bauble."
e. The Advocate editor says, he
s surprised to see our universally pro-
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TO III uSy f..

A LIKELY servant girl who IS child
II nurse and house servant Inquire Of
HENRY JONES, Shoe Store. June 7th-tf.
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70 On the steamer Capitol. $50
U. s. Troops arrived yestarday. and
took quarters at the Barracka
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-08

~We ere authorised to announce JAMES
n. ELAN, - candidate for Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court, to All the Vacancy occasioned
b. the resignation Of the Hon, THos. SLDnL.
Election by popular vote, On the 25th inst.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-08

EOR SALE,-A likely negro boy
+ about "a yess old-a good field hand.
ADAMS, or HAcxf11 / BRoeks, Church
Street. May 27-n.
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NgW YORK MARKET.


Mar ?sth. Flour declined l!I, SOod 0hio TO-
2SIu,SO; Sou;hsm htm, Si.h sales ~ l,Soall,.
81. Wheat easier, with Salrs VI GsReSeS a
80 pef buShet. Coin unsettled, sales OF western
mi1e,I ,0faIiN. Po'S 'rds !oVer, old mess Al
1915 anI n-es At I',G9lli,SI. BEEF inn. LAID
JUL xitn = declining tendency al l9lle!. Bacon
icarre stlsi, OBto WhlsEY Srn - Isl. R'o
C0tfee 9l9lc. Sngar duh al SuSA:. Ltnssed eli
$3.50.
Ccl,qn aira5cesI &c, with slles ot ?tco bales.
y o urldlnE li4e. Upland II.
sucks LeItsr. Money unclaimed. Enc So 4it
ladIlna IS S3I. CleY Trie Il. 3it. Residing SI.
CanSu2ii. sly. Cenui gll. Cumberland Goa.
Co. 2:4. CleTe.. Cni. 4 Gin. l03i. Luus;Idl IS
9lt. ilf:ium is ~. Psnn'a. Coa Co. I0j.
Nlssuun 6'4 y.i. llnos Genital Is. Ha'IsH
2sI. MICA. Southern Ig!. 0hiO Lie and TraS;
Gu. IS. TeuraSev Is 81.
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NOTlCE-E$r IRA.
II AYlNG Seen E4at aud selected TIE noa! 4p!eadII
IL lots VI nlrbstvsf oiOAEht " thi8 EIikei, wait
a. alT Aujt 10 call inedaley and eavs IkeIr orders
Vr az NRI they may want
Having PsTsai'sa iarTsiy will aui'h UP wgrG in he
aitsi 1G MAI lPproVtL IyisS lad lLiae oWe9t IaLea
warranted Ind 40 mistake.
iel9 ,---- Y. 1. ROHlH.
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BosroS, Mar ?3.-rh- vote on tie amendments
IL the Constitution IS very light, bui the reIuin1
la addition 10 the amendments last reported, there
1ts othtn proposing the plurality systsm. an!
changing the 'lsy Of hubins as suts elections.
sal The sleetion at all Or rrI " the people. and
'gainst hprrlpnaYng The pubic money 70 Sect
aiian SebUOis.
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.IRERGR 4 + nc NEWS
BY the National Line.
FELsGRAPHEp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FROM nAYANA.

NEW YoGr, May 2s.-the Empire City has 81.
tvsd 81 New OGIeaas With Havana dates to lke
23d. They hare aIRady been feftiTe1 bsre.
The Saa Jaeiato was 10 Leave HATLna Oh the
q. The t,samst PSltou and ssoop CylHs we're
At Havana.
C'aeAa had retained from his UP to The ia.
IsrioF.
PrSoues who bsd beea confined in prison hulks,
with sumo lev e1eaplOas, had FeeeiV.d paSspOlti
TO ptOGse,I 10 SPaIn.
TIE yellow lever and small poE PREVAILING to 4
co0shl.rabis s3tsHl. Tks T., s. CVasul Aa. IEsu-
81 sitealat varain4 AlReiseaa sliipt7.
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Died.

Atbsr Ies:dsEcs At Psl,Ley, Esnsou; Ohio, San
IaJ sYs.iE;, ibs !;:A Inss, Nm. MARGARET GRAN
GLE, Ia lae ;sts Tea:V Ltrs4e.
Tbe hrnds " tue sally are respectful! requested 70
,,enA the hsef1l this DtEG at i1OshcS NOTife 5s-
,.Lsnes N her son, Robtn CtIH3,S "a ia Mtei.
lulail cry o. SUNDAY ILa !1Ia nat, 1t ~ "eoeS. A
y Gf1 HLIZAR.TH GcKLBY, III ias tNth yea d asf
I:f we Of VI. l. y. AsMG!,
she en- kuIssA % Hnara Der Oas. Sat bis ioaS is hsr
..lD. s,r ste died rot wAnut hOrs HsriaM LEsH was
N ss .w IayS eoa'taUaRce, Snd attended vita tsl
,utenBs SSe BAD sesn coz. iasa aeHher OftAs St''
eop. Csurca ar about q yan. "sisAseI are tas dead
xln die in tie Lord"
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g,n.lrDrSr.-CGa,bs Bsass, OfaaltiuOrs.
I4'.,es.4ia ga Iut.Lsa tam gu the B'IiimOre
al l5u aIdtold, vas in't1n.IY Killed an Ftidsy
,,s:7,oa /! Noato'a. He bad sA oil the train
,.tf,t pdrposs Of dstlchtng some cars, and IN The
,e: 4 s.plas on sgaia, be was 4tuek by tue Iea
~ I'D iamTn undet the WhesIsr which rastej
nIa! ann and tro'u, and ~ severely Ioia'.
:. ia nat ne died Ga The spot. The natm,uaats
rVag nan ir1vs1 4 wife anil one child.
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RIRE.

BILrHoRn, NaY 2s.-.I Gre on Sltattay hight
jesrlysd half dozen large S'0GES OH BIEum0te
and Hawtrd Streets. E,timat-i los on goods
3lIs,cG0, on which there T1s Sli5,cC0 IRaa'!ncs
IN Biliimors Offices, principally FItenen's. Los
on buildings t3L.eGO. insurance. 1900 Til
stocks gesv mote Than fully hsuted, II Eelns Tue
clcsP. Of the business season..
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ITEMS.

NV Yak, Nay :S.--Ths Jury in The ease 81
Lyman CO e, tie thai GrlDs eUICOrIal at;h KS
S7ne and LtAeLS in The Chemical Bars Eofsvry, DIS
nsreed Sra Wrts discharged.
Tie steamship unnE a,tTeloa Saturday ai9ht.
She got sstots on $abIs Island, ia thick FOI, 0a
the I'd, anil rsmaineI Is honts. Shs tbteE nVtt'
bosnl 50 luRs Of e,'al, irOrtei the valet, aud E0
OF without d1msye.
Tie packet ship wIlliam SteiEVn, frOia LiTrt'
pool, btlnsa $50 JlunGuas, LUa.Il Epr Ise $aII
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SpIGrny.

MIY?s.-TAe President, Casine: an'! Officers
oftbs Hnny aa,l navy and full rsstn.a' Of he
District military, sHs now LreaGn1s EotnI !9t 'ls
National Arr. tynH the Pn9i1e ground 3el"eEa
Capitol and Smithsonian llIIInis.
SeCrsIa ~ DAVIS mas gone % Mississippi. Ad.l'
tant Cisasral Cooper taxes his ?iscr.
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ELRCTloN RETURNS.

PHiL,DElPnn. Nay 26..-RvIntnS Of msioti
ties, olcia au tepottEj, Of l0T couulie3. foot no
VIE lg,O59, FioufnEy ll,GiJ. NalOnlI EIs
WISE 100. ThiIlY.SiG COUNTLESS y hssE INN
WHICH Eays Pierce l,l6U mdi.rilY,
koGToLK, May 2S,--FluuEaoy's Raiotity IN Ac'
coWac lIy,
4 dispatch ftom Washington says; Noihint fut-
tbet uia YlfEiuls. ru,Bpt rrey1i's that FtDut'
uoy Las SINE Tremendous nlbnutS, but can IS
esrtaia nothing dehaHe.
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RE raw ID New.Papets.

..,,.aS.rs VII q ~ give t4Pttse nptits to ~
,rs ossriisit ia Rtihins . egstiAus thsr sub
gs.,s Ssl.t IL de Saiinaiien q tAsif psri
=, 1INsA4F anY eSatiHa4 " Hsal laem QhtIl ~
Iel ~ I,asrI ntSei ~ frSas u tSss tkslE Ftrll
~ 1iEePa % Vsleh ttsI are dlktted, thel arr
a, ,iP I'LL Ghsy kaTt tsttiet III VIZ Sad onle1 \
rs ttnoVs % osf ptcs8 UithoOt issoI y.
H5,S.ys, and lks PaFtCs srs Sfat u TIE lbfnsE
sr:iS :. ~ tti Nd Ee1yGfltbte,
Cs. q. ,I,S = Te dree1 lt ftAlhS 70 taka tGrsj.
y, ~ stafF, or tseDTiEe 1at e Iiat !bsn unsa1
p, h,',I'iua aka sViSspfe q taiIa'soHo' hani'
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VIVA u he pnniAeat eilizsaI q Marcia
A,r. issi.tsl pubic dihasr to Noah L. wtlsOo,
-. "a ,rsInoulil Of ihsir apptecilliOn Of bis
,,,t... ia ,ta,.r IT tas Marietta aud Cincinnati
Aln.i Company VALE ia Europe. Vi. WI.
"a N, gsesi u iteept the honor, and has iSe
b. s- 1se1 iae ta,l is fni,hel though to
yIstt.u.
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TRANSPORTATION ) 4,
,Railroad Connection,


as al Sitsf XOaJ.y. SPIT ~. ~ steamboat ~
" 'TE8CH4 Nc I val ToN - teSs'aI Afl S4Seth
WArER4 and Rfiale, te5AHebo liA le tIa1lEa 0q the
cehtTal OGO RajITpaRl IS On1vAi
thL-LAaves Wkeai1t Il go IL " o1oTEiRg, tNaBetf
leg 1t RAlr Eiib To- El tai4 WAIfh aEeA HeiliT a
al.-LEavs4 wGesHS4 It tFr45 4. y vita Ne raven
Ptr5 frOm ne Rlt'Huie aid Obio Ralrad'N ETpreaS
gap eVurIs WITH ihe eIp'ss1 tfaa HSA s4Es' L'
q -LeaTss seeiipG II s:9l r y. with ~ Paaeea.
ctrt o. ikS Ritbt G1PESA tells WSar4 lt1yes Eeari
EN- p 81 Ia returns li2n B4AF VIA ~ 7laseL ezra
Ot Tie tIpl IRAN lrpm ~ J" en- - H-p H AoP
ptaS a EeAWooI NItA TIE mt
IIA.-LCITea seeIRs Al ?. y. % BtitaiTi a6t re-
"a .,lS'.G - - \ WlLS0S. N,rtr.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Mar ?s.-Flout dun al s,Cf}.g .. P'ov;sinn'
tai. New CHEESE ). Fr1a oniisf dul! At iS'.
10 SHE'S. WhYky reN dull a. 3ri. Mol1s'es Gpiet
Potatoes $50. Ol;I IS: corn fjoi1. Llnssed OF
Los. Coffee dnIl iiaIl!e. SigIt Ga11. CioVsf'
seed 1850. Markets dull.
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CURE pyspRpslA, pLLEs. SC.
XlSaG0.S, w4ssils,Os co.,
Arfll tSlh, 1854.

SPiItah. ISL
X.s7,. Rs-ia,f { YaTtrS1:
Dear SifS .-l Hla Iaftta, By frttni n miLt, 10
lrI Hlmptdn's vep'abie tlHctgls Est DlsPtPah, EtA
Nslrh ava laictI IA lis nt iEStaVattd an Isattt4a'
lHs ora pUrIAlse, AID aed lHe 01lle, IG4 II tntIt
y eRrea re hANa iEdutGA 0'heS TO III Y, mat Of
whom. il cot ~, hFtaS highly Of III AID Soail al 70
ihJ8e RE0 AlVs Dyspepsia, n AeI VIII tSe HlRP.0R3
YeSsas.e rlpSthe, 1t Wui certainly cure th4n
Vows, With ttsaI TtsPtet,
Il. SEEco4ER.
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w,n,eav.s.ed I, sly tAaltAs ladies oflhs Fltst
9,A,r.d,a ChutcA vii give Slt'Wbetty Sup.
In S,,arustou Hall on Tsuts4ay week, ia all
II ne a,r .auseA LuiEdiug uoS III progress Of
,oRrrues,n.
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Mrs Youx, May ?s.-JpI.meat was siTen in
the Supefiur Cour; On Saiutday. against Col. Ma
asy, in the SUN ot Slt,3CC, lot msfGl1miige de-
lTeIed 10 1891.
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N, 70 nr4x IIl1,-.AbtDAnm Psist

-.,,,. 10 AJAX Jilt.-.AstaAam Psikt
,,t, il.Sr.Gia!, sSi Who las besa eoa.
az Jill Of tbs ely as a. sseaPel ptisoasr
''s' a,tuo eoualy, Va, asds an uatuesest!aI
y. ,s:.ps On sSndaY Sjsats, ~ removing
80 ~. ,sd b,u Eon the viad6H .ot bis cell.
-, I,,eo,.rsI, ia tie act q cnaItag cut by
.. :. .,,,s ,al compelled to "tssuus bis ttmst
st1ah."
rn po,t.,rts, Of Tie CITY Of Wheeling prop.
,...,las To ths eeRsus teesaII taken, Is As
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RtIF-t. J3fk! M + ISatl5R
utsla--I ray: serH IIe.oI WtiA IAs PliLa sor sere
ytAIl, aud CUNd Est aVhHS Y RelP e, gaI liTtal id
viIei ne " III hGmPtQn'I EE6tilhls JhGtAe. PAT.
rAI.el $50 bliAs, aud baIo!t GA4 EaFA ltta tod
wa eaIA ely eg'kI or I Guat troHhsOhA diSsIte
ShplI PLAGUED VITA Pies Wuu.t 10 Nei u give IAs
Tiac;4,VAt TlSt. iUurE, feItsctiahY.
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n.olIettea rt.tiusaI.- a-ts' are n las
= '7''i.''; xrsss.o. M ,Aprl taA. tsss.

ENssatS. M .Apra tNA, tsts.
V.Ss7I. Ior':4Cf NTyHt,s
rH1I S'F-l 1sTs .GEsi 81 with pals Ia ny aide and
5ssk lHI der aII annuef hide GT TIE S AT IEai9.
IeJ IearT III Aipdl 81 neiEe, sst deiStd 10 Hert'
a.. AtRr IechiTtdtse Giat lot al HanPtsaI HtERta.
se TEe'urs ttam ~, iaUEsat WoHd til what trtSs
'hErc T91laN. IdhIEu aud In eW NtFhlt 4tt uaG
AlS "a yew nRG. Iltla cIi'd ne. lm wa ice dai
an, alY cIapIaII1n u tue. f0IEetIy il WII tIOW.
SnoI aVptas. aud can eat wat PLtakt Nu1tol
wat sIW GoU!. ;At N0pd I'd 1tR I've Itettd 70 fiHe
Ina ltEEIntS =: nr tLInPton'I sAlI ttsl.
E|sfI, i''9sfaGlT, s. AESILB6.
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n, FLo,na Pu,e1 I'D cot artTs Yesterday
a ,nasaseei. We ur!susadd i! i agtoanl al
CIpnal.
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Besros, May ?s.-rhr snniIet.o'y week com
rnrncsd to-day. Tie efficient Societies ATE ~sii
REPRESENTED.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
P;rrSanaGtI, Nay 2slh-Rivet feet 0.achs',
a!linE Weather clear AMI coal.
ClSrlSNNn, May lSth -RlTst, falling slowly
Weashes clear lnd pleasant.
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g..rr.-Ws uuJrt,tsDd that heavy f'pat &C
s.tsi ID tAs gaunlsn4 arGht teFOss last.
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y,,,,syr Flat II BlLunoEE,-lt will be zen
80 -, j,sp..sIss that aambet Of stores on
-, go,aDs,, ,Ad HoTirl apsla BaIdaate, vsts De.
+,y.1b, s,. Cd saudsY nisbt Involving 4 loss
:, ,,,,, Il sIts,o0O, and ia buildings Of s3l,0Co.
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,r,s. ,i,.tsea,tus ar Tie 6as stock Of flesh
,;st.r., jas teea,el By NaE* EOw4HOs 4