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NEW BOOKS.
CtORA and the Doctor;
\ scenes in The Practice Of New York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone, by SarnI. OSgOOd;
The Hidden Path, by Marion IIarland;
The School Of Life, by Anna Mary IIOwct
The Poetry Mystery OF Dreams, by Ciias D. Leland;
TIE Slave Of the Lamp 10y Nm North;
Which: tlte Right the LcfI!
The News Boz
WOifert's loost, by Washington Irving;
IIeroincs Of History. hr Mary +. HeWrtt;
The Wrinkles, or tile MeTry MOnOmanacs;
Life among tiie AUTmnns;
Rogers Treasures of English Words
Together large Of the best works In the
various departments Of Literature.
FOR sale by JOHN H. THOMPSON
oclS liz Main St
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Choice Reading.
CTAR PAPERS, by Henry Ward Beeeaer;
- EGhOoI OF Life, 6y Anna Mary Hewitt;
~ BanerOfts Literary and Historical MtseelanECSi
DcQn!ncey'S Opium Eater;
hobeEt Graham, sequel 10 Linda
Life Of Sam Houston:
Men Of Character, by Douglas Jerroil;
Tales for the Marines;
Heart Ease; Castle Builders;
HstcSy OEthe Hen Fever;
tx ISa Nay; received by WILDE AFRO.
an BOXES Raisins; IS boxes Oranges
quo y 10 Z" Lemons;
20 1000 Coco Nuts;
81 boxes Malaga Figs; boxes maccaroni;
3 essea q 3 81 YeTmicell;
fran Dates; I" Jgjube Paste;
HquoT3ee; bags Almonds;
CalaiTlA do; ] 81 Sicily do;
SardtIeS; Wa1nutS;
hpApeF shell Almonds; 8 ~ FlbeFtS;
d0I FFclh Peaches; " peeousi
Pine Apples; 81 dog assorted Pickles;
l case PruneS; IL Pepper Sauce.
Just received aud for saieby
I. E. ASKEw, Market u.
lni2 door below Melure House.
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TESTIMONY

1--WE, the undersigned practitioners Of medicine IN
Of New York, having had occasion to yit;ess e's
Drs Lerun ami Daltou In diseases .!e l., and W VI
ing aside all personal jealousy and prejudice Eel
the pursued BIZ them in treating disease ~
icHte organs from the unparalleled tc., f-iieI I,,
fsHetk Il, is we'll worthy the attention .! uUr
brethren throughout the United States. Tn,.. =
treating diseases Of the middle ami Internal ear iy
of "mecated vapOrs," particularly chra:i. mi ,
Gated cnses forms in the pErctirc uf a-, 80
and Oils void which has long been I'll, b. he Sen al
practitioner In Diseases of the eve they seldom ~
resort to operations As skillfu aursts aud
enthusiastically devoted to their profession, W csI
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New FAN and Winter Goods

Groceries, &c.
40 BARRELS SurcrEnc and Extra Fl"Hr:
llO 81 barrels Rye
loo = Extra Salt;
10 Crushed Sugar;
10 Powdered 's
Granula,ed Sugar;
Coaee
81 { aiO!asses;
hhds. NO az
90 hf't
IL hf
20 kits Eo.t and 9
% boxes W.R. Cheese;
chests Imperial Tea;
3 G.P.
= YH.
95 cattce boxes T"
% bags Rio Coffee;
Java "a
Starch, Matches, Droorns, &c. for sale lowb v
GEO. X. NicNIECEIES,
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Address IN. j. DELAcy LEpNrN,

Uaion Place. Nv Y,rs c.
n. .-ATccatise on the Nature anil Treatment ri u n.
and Diseases OF tile Ear, with the Ts.a,ul at .! H.
| and Dnmh. Price 81.
Eay Money letters mnst be registered tie P,a,,.
Registered Letters at our risS,aso b,ar as IN
mind. Correspondents must EHeloSe Ftrys for rt;urD
answers, tue New Postage Law reEui'in n, q IL.
tiers. Iahi-ja
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Signed, ALExAHEpE X. Mnrr, NJ D.
Gao. 8. GRANES, NJ. D., lIoaNCg WtxsLow VI II ~
C. DELPGS, 81. D., ALLSrON Is. PR,Sci. NJ n
I. V. NXN BrREH, NJ. D., BEUFlRn nnRRMr. !, n -
.MeLp- IOrt, AUGUST {, 1919.
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M EDiCINE a LUXU RY.
DIR. MILLS
1ROH17IC .SYOW.4 on BIT'TERS!!!

innocent tonic, ii1vcc Beverage, prepared fam the
IA purest, very best materials AMI IartY cp,hi
ry article uf which Is strengthening ai nv=cranr te
system, and ~ It's highly IEO7l'fir properties most
DELICIOUS EIINIR,
to correct the appetite, by strengthening the an
Cholc, Liver Camr"ints, Dizziness Fata.nf', F4lpi-
ton, and all Nervous Diseases; Dyspepsia Female W,s.
ness, Physical ami Mental Delit' regulating The how'll,
aud nphrtng tone and cheer:uluess to the wole system
this is truly
INvTGnRNTINC- CORDIAL,
and should be in the possession every family. ts
a3lon OF The fccbis well the healthy: @ Ia, will
satisfy the most ncrelulois their heucic.s
being perfectly Innocent and harmless fof the defeat
constitution.
TRAVELLERS
will nui tlrm inralualc dispensing they TO- uih
annuyances often cnEenleretl h change and
ct, dSpelg Aguc Fever, AMI the effects N.a EVERY
description,
TO HOTEL PROPRIETOI:S
Every well regulated Hotel s"nl he supplied ui' N.'
irUl0fic Stomach Rters, thev ARE more pleasant and
hcaIl than the ordinary Sea, BIa. -st nt,rc us,I;
n single trial will exclude all others.
~ = Il Nd"s$ a teaspoon full to small vine eas.
three times day, 0ener Aid little cit
| too strong
Sold III quart hotties by all respectable Druggists zen.
era dealers in the United States, Cunaas whole
sale by AI. o. MILLS, Soie Proprietor, New York, where
| all communications should lie ,lrrctr.
G. W FRNNZIIEGNI. Agent,
| tr2S-Sms Whc.ling. Va.
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Popular and Family Med1cines
SOLDBT
JOHN II; , TTI{ES IIs

~ Mum -.
u Df wistar's Ralsam of Wild Cherry;
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
JOHN Balls Sursaparill0,
TOWnscnd's do
Ossools IniiH CaoIagosuc,
Dr. TIoWn's Pelsip
Green's ONvEanated lItters,
Hollands German do
MorIimer's Rheumatic Compound,
Scurp's .Nucoustic OIL,
Sroblr's Pile Linimcnt,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Luiment,
McIaine NermiGIgc,
McT.ane Liver Pills,
WrigIl:'s Indian Vegetable Pills,
jew Navil's or Hebrew Plaster
Poor Mans do
DALEY Pain Extractor,
MtAllister's all healing Ointment,
Dr.. Marclisi's Uterine Catholicism,
Railways Ready Relief,
do Me,Iicated Soap.
Together with all other popular Family Medicines.
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BOOKS! BOOKS q!

Merchants will find their decided advantage call
making their Fail and winter
: MARSH WAYAIAS.
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS

Come on WAile You Haze a c7ante!l
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27


LEoxL TAuro.oov.-"l hope, .
SAYS the lawyer in S'+e|'~ comedy. ITO
see The day when The iudenl urs shall
he the exact measure Of tbe land that
passes by it.; for It is discourage
'n-nt TO the gown that every ignosa9t
rogu"af m heir .h"nI,l in a word ~
two understand hi. fa,her's menning,
and hold ten acres of land by half an
acre Of parchment. let others think
"f logic. rhetoric and I know not wl'st
Importance. but mind iboa ls"to'ogy.
What the fr,t excellence in lawyer?
Tal'.ology. WHIST. tho see"Dd Tsn-
'ology. Whats the third ? Tanto1.,-
gy: - m old p1esdsr said II sstion.' :
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

A vsxr SAD ArrAlR.--From q
eslsgrapaIe despatch to our Chief Of
Pollss r. A. Nsphlet, from bayou
essa. Sunday morning, We learn that a
fatal rsncontrs took plnce there, that
morning. between J. Il. and Leon D.
Make IN one aide, and l.. 8. Robin.
scn, On the other, terminating IL the
Instant death Of tho latter. from q pi.-
sol wound 10 the head. j. h. Marks,
s,hs editor of the Ledger. and l.. s
Robinson, wAs the editor If the Chron.
idA M. Robertsoa Il but recently
rom Fort Adams, whore be edited
papsr.
For the past three Or four wssks The
parties have been sparriug At one othsr
through thu columns Of .hsir rs.psc.
tivs papers (mcrs IN the way Of pleas
ansy. ~ ~ thought, than snger) when
On Sunday morning, they mot with
the fn'sl result ~ above stated. J. r.
M~rks IA said received severe---bm
not fatal wound. Leon D. Marks lef,
Bayou Sara on Sunday evening.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

HThe WWdvills Republican will
oblige many Of his democratic friends
In this neutrality-suspicious. who be-
lisvs IN nothing el.e than his motto
The Union Of the Democracy for the
sake Of the Union"--if 10 will let u~
know what the following advertise.
ment found on the other side Of his
paper meaas
n Nervous eaAerers.
A RETIRED CLERGYMAN. restored
IA to heath in few DAYS, after many
Year, d treat nervous suffering, IL anxious
70 make known the mes,.s Of cure. viii
aend ('re~l the prescription used. Direct
ths Rev. JOHN N. UAGNALL. No. 90
Fulton ssssst, Brooklyn. ". Y.
II Wolff il 1t the bottom Of this,
and il Is merely another plan to puff
bisaromatic schuapps, then the Comet
il down on him from this day OUT
However, " have 10 right to jump At
eoaclos;oaA :, Al before said. the Re.
publican viii obligs7us with the in.
fosnalioa sought aAer BY his friends.
Hlhs assd;ea msntsm will have = good
e6ect - rstirsd Clsrgymsn We zee no
rsssos Why + may not 30 used for The
fsbsils dissaass Of the lsity.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27


olsrv Tnropohe CtApr.-.Wc regve,
10 learn TINT the Rev. ThtHdtr" Clap,
~, pble and eloquent pastor 1t ihp
ITir., Coneteeat ioul Church oftlis city
Inv about thirty wears. hn, felt called
nl"s BY the decli'ing state II bis
health 10 resign the l"stora,e u biz
church. II. was 10 leave for the West
last evening We presume. however,
TINT he has not If bis congregation.
Rrally. bnt vii, probably return .esir
!" the fall Al least. bis We know IL
tho ardent desire Of many who have
listened with rsp' and delighted attrn.
'iau to his lofty md soal.stitring clio.
q"ence through many " gear. NJ.
C'npr. hn. nndouh'edly lived longer in
Ncw ORLEANS, Than any other protes.
tan. clrgymnn here, or who has ever
been here. r. ''ns been indYRnti
1a''ls in his sacrei calling. Ia. .,ood
to bis ro,t like brave soldier when
disens"s aud dra.b held high revsl 10
our m'dN, aud has a bold "pon the
respect Of the community f ~l,ish any
Clergyman might w. u b proud. il
pride is ever allowable Vt Ill. We
nre quite snrs That hs carries away
vi h him the best wishes II the entire
community. irrespective ofscct, for the
restoration If his health and for bi6
happiness here aud hereafter.
Bulletin.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

l'rs OF no Getsrsvhtcs Til.
favo''te express - VI ll,s crec celetts.
ted NJ. T'e..s, \ spplIsabls to a story
copied BY thu. excellent Institution ,hs
Lo,llsians Ccsttr, from our nviglbor
On Church street. This story I. called
~ Shanghai Story" Thu Courier
rrefaces it. with the original remark !:
i" The following will do 10 rssd even
where the pciot is no. appreciated i
There would BE- but few tales ten.
tered according To mn act Of Congress.
II they had to undergo an examination
10 convince The issusr Of patents that
they havs u roint. Fewer woh'd be
read. ,f'hpy bud n pint. THE bssu'y
1T j. ssoty Of tale, is 10 be roip.le's. -
The dihax IN light literature writing.
-
l. b, round Md round in circle and
c,mes back safely 10 the otipinsl
proposition. The Shanghai story re-
published by the Courier, ends in this
wise
The editor II The Comrt wilI please
put H. scientific head 10 thinking and
give his views ~ The above The ones
t'W,a=pid TwSte die NJ a broken heart 7
is mn Interesting vne. What does ths
Comet say:
Not knowing ANYTHING IN reference
TO the ma'ter, we cannot without fol-
Living = bad esnpple) say anything.
W. wore not In at the death, ivf which
simple reason, we cannot say Whist the
Shanghsi cock Twang." died If
The Coroner's quest, Ia. not been
|'l"cd before the public 1.-THE moral
II The story was intended 10 have
political hearing and We infer ~ much
from the eager"pss with which The
hief musical instrument Of the do,nin-
ant party. l'us seized 1t it.-ff such Is
lie fact. aud We are called on, IL guess
At the cause u The death, We should
,ay. that in growing over the lat
iemoerasic victory, Twang, took too
much wind In bis stomach.
Since the story. has fnirly got start
ID on it, way throug: the press, our
will oblige us, 10 furnish
mother chapter on the same subject
II Twang has really come TO biz end.
We should like 10 have the pleasure
# writing him a neat obituary.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

HASsiNe. - HAAAM ATs0 pxMAN,
Ks.-A ~ NM Iasas. ~ss hung
y Hish1a y. ~ @ IN instant,
~ III - = 81 - nj - Foley.
=. Aln ,rvlenls II .hs
A. - z tlssys,
At als11)y hou, sl',s morning t',s
strests n ~ eoodly city we're crowd.
ID With . notlsy mixsss II every ebs.
eiN " humanity, emblAein9---
't& i" i9laet sri4ss On, white,
psd spirits snA s,sy ~
The hsls and ,he,parblind, Ill unveiled
BY one common fbotits-As morbid dc.
ire 10 ses \ pcce, fysil ssd s,,;.s u,.,-
,al launched into eserei'v. A. Ii ssu-
n "po, shth trUasion4. dlmpst ,hp. tslf
IT the immense crowd gathered upon
the gtouod. and imps'ipnt f,r ibe spec.
tacle, was tbads np Of females. fanny
II whom hsd Infants in ,bp:, arms -
The scene WIS disgusting III The III.
ttems. s"d revolving 10 humanity.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

M1ss1ss1rPrANs For kAxsAs.-The
Memphis Evening News learns tl,st .
company Of Kansas emigrsnts Is heing
raised in Holly Springs.,o be started
for their destination on the 10th prox !.
With the sum Of $4,000, now being
raised by subscription.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

Gks aai!g Gs!!!et:
BATON ll0Ul1 lIsatM AZ -, lote
I'm mo = rHs ksssAbL 1'a,Ah--
TAs nAlstv b Il lsng,h est n .hs wy,
Il win b 4 satjeet II rejoicing to oil
bs. ,bs publishers II mammoth paper.
II tie city Il New Orleans who mus.
'rembls ~ the des.tlsys approach, n
The thought Of having vacant columns
u ssass Z. them, with NO standing sub.
jssl II intssvst II throw into .hsm.-.-
The Kendall CASE, has been . god send
lsthsa, In shis rssrest 1'sss'mcny
hss, accumulated, On testimony and
evidences. until the simple and honest
tfWah Of the affair IL forever lott. Il
h useless 10 attempt TO end Il.
The Dslts .ays that Mr.. sigur and
Randall Hass, made lseid, arssmea-
lasl,s, eloquent and itfss'.tstly iu'-
ptsrsivs speeches 10 favor Of kend4ll.
Judge MeOalsb charged the Jury At
quarter pass eigb. e'slock. The jury
retired aad remained ost about twenty.
De minutes when they rot urssd with
. verdict Of seqsittei.
The CASA Il "ae ef those peculiar,
sases, going 70 show tha, circumstances
very materially alter csses Men have
been hung. on le.s positive and pre-.
samptivs evidence, and will NO doubt
continue 70 b. hung, until the world
h stvtllssd and Chris,sp;svd.
Allthas w hive to say, IL refer.
enes 10 Kendall's case, before dism;...
iNg i forever, Il this: The model ad-
miaiseeAttuu under which we live,
shcsM remove the present incumbent
efths Office Of Post Master and reap
poise Mr. ksndoll - be Il (the Nor
thstn papers ny so) - much wrong
Cd nam"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

An ArrscricsArs Doc. - Orc Day
last week dog IN the fsmily u rio
late Nj. Isaac Pearson died from ac-
s"sl grief for The )oss VI his .sss,sr. -
Tho Dig ~ss "ver len yeafs old. and
M Pearson had slwsys 'sksn the VI.
most care Of him. giving him NEST
NJ certain hours If The day. Afyr
the death u ais ewnsr hs went into
the l,ouse ard appeared. - much M
my person there. 10 know ,he event
thst hsd taken place. and f,"m that
beur bs refused to eat " drink, sid
went mourning ahoht til he rintd
away and ,. died without sny srpssr-
snos Ut di.ssAe. IN dog. yvsson I
Nsebnryport Ht,sld.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

ses' law IL enho,i.y fot hansins il IL Just
- sccd for the ettenmeisicn Of every male
child ! days old. and FIT strung ~ dfalh
my me who shsil rather = fsw sticks ~
s.bbsth Asy, which " ths why = the
I'm DIV II me week, aNa NJ The Afss.--'
see Numbers 10 o., ~, 20.
Again. ZEE tsvi,ism 10 .. +" For every
ot,e that curseth his Father or Mothe :,
shall be pat to death.
The law Of Moses, allows rc1yssmv BY
statutes regulating u. ses tev's'tts 90 "a
These, snl many mare sta ntes II Mosaic
la~, eh. slians uniformly ought 10 and 10
tejees This law WINS withons question
MI that Div;ns wis'ot, e,vll make N.
in view II Me c7n li'ieu ct 'hose fot
whcm u wss iu'enleti ann fot The tihe
II va. ~ he in fire But II was neve,
intended fv n1ivefsal application. ard ~
mn al All a,apel h christians untiat The
t,osbdl, ~ she christian communities In
this ase--as IL rtstpt. nv the ttaesiral r..
jee.ion. II 80 mary ii its prints. Nv The
rotest and tncst enlightened christians u
our own time.
Hut, IL we trjset any law. which is one
ri The statutes NJ shv rrde If laws and
deny The authority " that code 10 give "
that law, We 40 thereby lien, the auihor-
i'y NJ that code 10 give .ns T. Al law. y law.
NJ M, law; The authority Of the rode l.
thereby denied Vic.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27
NOtice.
Nv VIRTUE ef u ord;oscre NJ Inc ~,


nv VIRTUE ef ~ ordinance n tbe rcy.
- POI stion Of the ciiv If Baton n6,,ye --
"a j persons residing within ,bs inc, 1n.r.
afsd limits II the eity y, Bstcr Rcns,.
VII please take notice that III je ,tte N.
eeis and out buildings. vi be visited snd
inspected BY the police officer. on The I'd
day Of Jnns NEXT. snd all tkat sfs f,nnd
fowl q hlthy viii be ,stott d 10 tn Msyo,.
s0d deA)t with serot,.ihg In law.
nsyi7 IA. NEPHLER City Msr.hsll
Arrivals per Grand Turk,
Tue sub edbefs continue Receiving their
1 supplies by almost every opportunity,
and VIII keep their friend. aud public 81.
ally. regularly posted The induesmt Ats
fo' an early cal offered 10 day arg
10 Dbls. Mess po,k;
100 Kegs l.. Lard, nice aise ~ families,
20 bbls. Flour, R0e kville Mills;
- !" =" Olesndsr. sorethue;
% +" Extss Sppe,hne.
This article. surpss.es W q. ANYTHING
thai caf, l,e offered In this market. and q
intended chiefly Tor family as4.
Expected Daily,
VN consignment. IN extensive aid viii %.
sorted invoice n Long wotth's jnsiJy esIs.
brated Nativs Wine.
msy23 BAHBEE h BENJAMIN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27


no TteW TN ABE I'm Ttevess wine ss,6.
l ,iHA Mise. jsss reserved WI. efesfbey fstja
Denns, shd fDt sAls low. JOSHUA NEAL,
QODA D1eCUfT.--,Oh sr,rts ana nc,ss e,.sh
- e1A' blssslt. jvet resolved m f.esw,Sr
Bells Denns. fnsyy1I JO1fitA BkAL.
CUPHnfnN TEA.e..too Ponds 1hr,ss t,si1
~ Ch~p Tea. Aust received III ffSsN,1,,js
Blsek Warrior snd fes sole BY jOhnUA SEAL,
(SO&N.=-7bo Bss., PRISE Wbitel- ~ Sse.jvS1
~ and fot safe by 16eNfJl ZEAL.
1sSA4e's Warranted Cow Del1s1
TnE kANaeefIf whist re tsa II 3 ~ node,
I Mv6tsbIe circumstances, ever i offk m ,es
stsesha seOd sssVstMeht IN hard, NJ tsl4 ~
mayu' tf lAHeetAA LAsOpe.
49,. NSsA eetarets. ia "a
A FEW u me right .ise Mad esrspe ys--Is, sats
n ~ LACQUER & EANptjE.
Msytn 1Afsystss street.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

nGArn or t'Hs. DsDIuvs. Gen
William DABuys. a we'll known and
respected citizen Of NV Orleans.
died ~ his residence in that city, ON
Friday last. III. Piesyune IN uotic-
ing The me'. sny. %
t'so D,1,"y. was a Ha,ive Of New
Otl 'n"s, which ha. "f,tn man;f.s ul
y 'nul"''|e pride IN doi"n him honor.
and now ,nmnns l3m. dad. as nuivpr-
SILLY mud -i,,cpfcly y. il ever esteemed
mud respected him, living II. has
represented II IN the lluas.. of Reprcs.
entat'ves Of he State, ovcr which h.
presided rs Speaker. lie lns held
the responsible trusts Of State T'rens.
"ter. Treasurer If thu United Sta,es
Branch Mint, Ttessursr Of the First
Municipality. and Postmaster of tb,a
city. lie was the predecpssor Of Gen
Lewis as Major General If the First
Division of Louisians Militia. and wss
4 veteran IF the war of 1924.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

y
city. lie was the Predecessor Of Gen
lewis az Major General If the First
Division Of Louisians Njilit;a. and wss
a veteran IF the war II 1924. =
EE- To Mr. Dipty. We would res
pectfnlly observe, that tlsguerfeo,ypcs
Intended for th's paper, must b. nd
dressed to the head Of that depart.
ment thus: TO the editor Of the
Physi"gnomicnl Department Of The
Comet newspaper" # this j. not
done, bi, valuable pictorrs may b.
lost. Wa find IL necessary from the
growing propensity Of this sheet, to
divide the editorial dcrartm,n, into
several di.tisu branches. In The wi,l.
range, VIZ are required to take, in
order IN meet tho mental wants IT our
II il important that We should
not be 40 tu'cid"' as TO run again,
our'elf; yet such thing is pos.'Lle,
%" philosophical If not chemical prin..
tip|es titus !; it tho thermometer. j.
upa few degrees higher to-day. tbon
II was yesterday, q course our pulse
is thus much accelerated. and we ore
thus much. md thu. Fur, a different
man. Whil.t We run agains. suns,
moons and s'ars--- Cour;ers from Nh.
immaculate fountain Of uundul,.ra,cd
Democratic truth. it will never do E,r
'hc Comet. 10 come in contact with
The Comet !; hence the reason for a
''vis'"n into departments. which Mr.
Diyby, will please observe.
HAVE WE TO BELIEVE Ir Some
mo signing himself =" Viator writes
communicate" from Thibadeaux to
he Catholsc Standard, New OrIean.
'o''''c"'rc'g'ous newspaper, in which
'e calls M'oy THE ever bie-.cd ,Ioth
r of God" II this is not profanity
We know not, what profanity is. The
dea OF the creature creating the Crca. |
or! Il language means any thing at
", the words Of ''viator" are an III.
"'' to the commoncst kind, Of CON-
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27


cies o a rarticula, age, md condition If
man; 70 conttol for seaso. our ,nore tur.
bulent passions. till the law. the schoolmas.
ter rs Paul calls IL, should bring u 10
Christ and make IN obcd,cnt 10 the Cos.
pei or, is il not after all, rather predic.
ton than a law A foretell.ng OF what
revengefu' man will do, than pointing out
OF an imperious duty that he must perform
But shall be told that il was re- enacted
and made part Of the Divine law given
ny God. through Moses 10 tie Jews. md
with this High sanction, it mu he right.
See Numbers ~, Is, 10 and 81. 10.
Let such as consider Genesis o. 6. and
the law Of Moses, as an eternal rule Of
right, Of perpetual obligation; consider the
following proposition, II we adopt law,
which is one Of the statutes Of any body or
code Of laws. and support that law by the
authority Of that body or code, to give u
law, or any law, and We are tonnd to all
Of its statutes. s s's5'
Do Christians so receive The law Of
Mosess
'enes's ~. l2. and reviicus IL ;. po-
v'de' that In the eighth day the flesh Of
the foseskin shall be circumcised. If No. !