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FOURCH HE HOUs

THE Undersigned having leased
Il the large building formerly known the IT,.
Land Office, and made extensive alterations and MI
improvements and also having gone to heavy HRa
expense in fitting and furnishing the house, viii open
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, on the 1st Of January. f1Ea ~
The proprietor fatters himself that from long experience
in managing and conducting of different Hotels the North
that he is capable of keeping the above House in
equal to any in the United States Persons stopping at the
LAFOURCHE HOUSE will find all the comforts of home
the house will be conducted principles before
undertaken in Donaldsonville. '7 a'. '' %*
The Proprietor wishes his friends and the publ. to dis
tncy understand that his House open at all hours o
the night well day. for their reception There will be
servant the Landing at the arrival Of each and every
Steamboat, to convey the baggage to the House
~ [jan14l fn7 .f J. W. PRINCE, Proprietor
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THE undersigne begs leave to inform
Il the Ladies of New Orleans and the public in general
that he is fully prepared to execute orders in his line
such as Bracelets Necklaces, Guard Cdins Fest LAus,
Rings Drops Crosses Buttons, Sacks Enrrings Hed'1s
Acoyns Snakes, anchors, Fishes, Birds, Bte ts, also,
Floscer BoqetS Monuments, landscapes Letters, dc
in i.ocKErs, BREACHES, or FRAMES.
The unders gned wishes particularly to bring to public
notice. that he has made invention, by which HAIR
acorked in Fkotcer BoQuets Monuments, Landscapes,
Letters DC. changes its color gum whatever
used and he has thus succeeded in finding the by
which the Hair forever in its original state The
this process.
Anxious the patronage Of the Ladies' he
them that every effort will be made to satisfy their expecta
tions in regard to neatness and durability.
Specimens the work may be at his store where the
public respectfully invited to call and examine Con
stanty hand complete assortment of ofJEWELRY par
ticulary CLASPS, BREAsTPrss and LocKETs
Hail, LMehesses.
JEwELRY neatly repaired.
OLD GOLD and SILVER bought taken in exchange
Orders from the country addressed me- will be promptly
attended to-
CAUTlON.-The public cautioned against species of
imposition in the above business by substituting work i'm
ported Paris and passing it If executed with the hair
furnished by customers; therefore parties should be very
careful with whom they trust their Hair
The undersigned possesses the confidence of thousands Of
the respectable families in regard to his business and
satisfactory references be frnised acquired during
nine years experience in this city.
Reco1ect No 90 Royal street. if you wish get tho
real Hair of your dear friends.
F. STUBENRAUCH Artist,
No. 50 Royal street, between Customhouse & Benvills
streets, New Orleans [febls-3ml
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Daguerreotype saloon.

Vl inform the citizens of Thihodanx and vicinity that
he has opened DAGUERREAN SALOON the store Of
Messrs Badeaux Bru corner Of Main and Focus Streets
where he will be happy to wait those who may honor
him with call
By entire new process-one vet little known-he not
only gives his pictures true likeness features also
complexion This has also another advantage
doing in partial degree the looking glass appearance
of the ground work 20 4zi-r-~ 1a-tf
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THIB0DAUX LOUISIANA SATURDAY, APRIL l. 1854
CARRIAGE SHOP!

THE undersigned having EaEaz
rented the premises lately occu- u-@&1E&19
pied by Miles Ragan, on Jackson ST.
opposite the Bank ready do all kinds of Repairing
to Carriages and Vehicles Of every description in
not be surpassed by other establishment in Thbodaux
BLACKSITHING of all kinds, especially Plantation Work
done in the best style and at the shortest notice. Also
H0RSE-SHOEING done in the best manner. All work
guaranteed to please liberal share of patronage is so
cited. mh4-ly JUHN HICKS.
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DR.. s W Avn ELS
CELEBRATED FAMILY MEDICINES

THESE Medicines are prepared with
l. great and expressly for family use and the
result Of many years. extensive practice in Philadelphia by
Dr. SwAYNE.
NOTICE.-It may be well state as defense from the
charge of empcism that Dr. H. SwAYNE has experienced
regular education in Of the best medical schools in
Philadelphia, has been attached to spensary in which
he has served faithful term, and has attended the Hospital
and Almshouse for years; all of which offered ample op
pouny for nse into diseases in all their various FORMS
q well as the different modes of treating.
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DasuerreOtype Likenesses!
BY G.. FREIDAL. Nate Of NJ

4 II, st. Charles street, New orieans) The advertiser
respectfully to the citizens OF Thbodaux and the
surrounding country that he has opened again his
Room at his old stand at the Bank and that he
assured Of giving full satisfaction to all who may favor him
with call for their pictures, which taken with elke
colors and perfect fac sme Of the original
Nov. IL 1858. - les CHARLES FREIDAI,
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J. WATERMAN 4 BROTHER,

MPUKTERS and wholesale So
Il dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
IRON, STEEL PLoUGHs, SAWS, NAILS, a a
&c &c. No. IA Magazine st. corner Of Com -
mon, New Orleans. | ' TSign Of the Anvil
Are receiving and have in store in addition to their gen
eaf stock Of shelf goods the following articles which they
offer for sale at the lowest prices viz Swedish and Aner
can Bar Iron; plough irons; hoop and band iron; pots
ovens spades etc.; nails from to God; wrought and cut
spikes Collins shovels and spades cotton and wool
selves. ETC. s,t. ..- .as5ts, ~ - iar7-fy
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DIR. SWAYNE,S
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry

THE WONDERFUL CURES performed by this invaluable
medicine, in Pulmonary Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis Influenza, Whoopng Cough, Group,
Splitting of Blood Liver Complaint Pain in the Side and
Breast Tickling Raising in the Throat and all diseases
OF all who have witnessed its marvellous effects there no
Of medicine, from the earliest ages furnishing
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! ,1ss& s54'sf5. NOiIce. - ... -.
/ OST OR MISLAID by the late Jus.

TN Anbert, certain promsory note made and ex
eeuted by Franklin Pierce favor Of the UNDERSIGNED mr
sum Of One Hundred and Five Dollars and eleven cent?
Payaoe n demand and dated some time during the
aso number Of orders drawn on me BY the said
Fierce amounting in the aggregate to the sum Of s1es So
M sas hereby esaonsd asans trading
March, IS 1854 f14atI aT fAUGUSTIN CUN1o3 {!
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Dental Surgery.

A L.PLOUGH. JR., DENT.- .-~suRGEoN 81, o
1As Most respectfully informs his 1enntl sptlv ra'
the public in general that he has very ATERiAIs - ~
first qualities such as-Porceno ,ssth ~ M ~ M
full sets fine gold foil for his line Of profession at the
hI. ~ = eiaisu @ ~ nh aa '.7.4 ss a5 Ijan14.
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Antoine A. laforest
Mcleod & Mallory.

Mcleod & Mallory. .
. No. So, Camp Street, New Orleans.
AVE just received per -
- Steamship Philadelphia, elegant ad- ~
dition Of SELECT MEDICINES which makes YSe{4
their assortment very complete. They are A
thankful for the patronage of their friends, and 1
will continue their best exertions to merit contnu-
ance Of the same.
In the subjoned catalogue will be found many and
desirable articles which have just opened for the benefit
Of our numerous customers all of which will be sold at the
most reasonable prices by wholesale RETAIL viz " "
250O0 Wax Vesta Matches. 40 Farina Cologne
1000 in a Box doz Horn Scoops
10000 Wax Vesta in metallic gross lures celebrated
boxes various patterns, and yermn destroyer, con-
these are great improve tains Arsenic and yet is
ment fatal. ..5i 8
10 ozs Pure Otto Rose, (gen Iladgsons Diamond Cement
une9 for mending Glass and
20 gross Chinese Court Plaster Crockery.
25 English and American Fancy Cork Screws.
ditto. gross Chalk Balls, . h.
doz. Pearl Port Monaies II {" Handkerchief Extracts
Is Assorted ditto d /" Cr;staline Wash Balls
Travelling Companions. Physicians very superior
gross Macassar Oil. Companions. -.
20 " Hair Oil assorted. a doz. Tricobaphe.
10 +" Corresponding Pens 10 gross Tricopherous.
Toilet Water. o. - t-..
Together with assortment of Fancy Nail Brushes Cloth
Hair Tooth Fes Crumb and Hat Brushes, Soaps of every
variety Extracts for cooking purposes Lilly White Powder
Puns, Snuff Boxes Fancy Work Boxes, etc -'5 q s7s
l7-tf] MCLEOD & MALLORY, 5S Camp ST., N. o.
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TO TR RAVELERS.

~ D. JR.-Once a week from New
" Orleans-Thhe new fine steamboat AzaMsn~ IA
&c. D. Jr." Dalferes, Master, leaves New lh=AAzS
Orleans every WEDNESDAY at9k o'clock
a. M; returning, leaves Lockport, every
FRIDAY, at s O'Clock m; Thibodaux every sATUR
DAY, at O'Clock M, and Donadsonvile, every SUN
DAY, at o'clock a. m.
For Freight or passage apply on board, or to
AUGUSTIN & THiBAUT, Cont ST., N. O.
TO SHIPPERS AND PLANTERS.-The Steamboat
d. Jr has been built expressly for the trade In
her construction every modern improvement that pos
by add to the safety comfort and of passen
gers and the carrying Of freight has been regarded and
though Of exceedingly light drught she has the capacity
carry heavy burthen.
She will continue to make regular trips throughout
all seasons of year, all moneys paid freghs will
be refunded. [oSfI C. DALFERES
MUSIC.--Weekly New Orleans pack
4V1 et-This staunch built pas tsNmAnm~ Il
senger packet, Captain Streck leaves lkAA.zSf
New Orleans every SATURDAY at o'clock T@y 1lsa$
a. M; returning, leaves Lockport every
MONDAY, at O'Clock M; Thiboianx, every TUESDAY,
at O'Clock a. m. Donadsonvile, every WEDNESDAY, at
6 o'clock a, m #-
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NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!

|
LrOnl, ~ Dao' ha'ihg co'n'hehce'
| - the carnage BUSINESS IN all ITS branches,
in the Shop on Jackson street next door to the >HH
methodist ohurch, are prepared to manufacture @S1
Buggies Caages kockaways and sukies in any and ever
line would do well to give them call All work guaranteed
to give satisfaction New vehicles always on hand r sale
= = ---N-- '''>'>De'' D'''s'.
]: &: =: : :;
| they can be procured from New Orleans. June II.
| .,A1-o
e Js n n n ] g. & O.,
Number ~, 1chop1toutas Street, Nea0- Orleans
Brau(lieS. Wines. LiOUOrS.
GROCERIES DRVGS AND CHENIrALS
THE S,,hscr;ho,s hayo n,,,, :, etoro
LIZ SUBSIDIES ,'s,', nave no" III sloie
Ships, a very extensive stock, as:
,oo ~, FRENCH BRAND1Es-
0ou nall quarter ana eighth PIPES among
1857 Lecoq ehampagne 1919; Alfred Morton; Hennes
,,s sey; Pelieyelsin I vols = H. e, GODDARD, etc
hvEanNy WHisKy "iN' 'A"AioA hoM' scofch and iRisH
,,,,,,s, ,oo -DoMESIlG --, G,, LiQuoks-
Superior Virginia Rye 100 barrels Western Reserves loo
,I9s5 9srres Is k1 kecuhed. GIN so ,..o,, NJ.
RuMwSO barrels louisiana GlN-oo barres New York
Ill p'lAe1' ouP1. "ie' ~ oaa ele '''eo
ooo ~ ,.l,lII lMEs~ NJ,
3oO PACkA6Es pure JUICE PokT; burgundy Port
Crown Port Golden Sherry Crown rs sherry Rose Ma
~ deira Lisoon MADEIRA sG sweet ana Dry Malaga, &c.
u MN @ oaskets fie Brands quarts anu fnts
g a boxes among Which some very choice.
HAUI sAuIEkNE-2oO boxes 81 .
OLD Old CoGNAG COG, BRANDi-loo boxes o,
HuLLASD uAN--'amalca Auh' sherry foft' eec, ooo
a.. boxes. u, 7.. ...v 10 -er..ssss. rerl5ia,a
-'-'- TEAS
P0uCHoNG, %BA ORANGE PECCO,
ss9oGGHH oNG' ~ IlNaI4 iFLo + = mERY = T. do;
OOLONG 81 Hi 81 NH UNPO Err,
oLD DHfsoN, WMH!H CHULAN,
! 4 N ~ y II sgN' l9MMMAss To- To- N.Y.
ny sun shlN, 3+Et $3.50 iHANsEf.s i"
s,,,. -GR0cERIEs- ae.-.-
suGaSmLousana Loaf, Crushed and Powdered.
1 MoLAsSES-Golden Syrup and Honey.
GANDLEs-sperm, Star and Talow. sG F".I' "'
,, SOApwBroWn White, Fancy and CASTLE. T = ...s.i
ByTIERTGoshen and Western. ..,-.... ..gs--l
GhEESE-Engiish e,a IssI5 Dairy, Pine Apple.
saleratus Buckwheat Havana Preserves,
shaker preserves canton Ginger frunes Curants rec,
ans Brazil Nuts, Kalsins, Almonds, Cranberres, Dried
ApPes, D1ed Peaches.@
SfGES-Alispce, Cloves, cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper,
ulngeI, hent0cky mustard, &C. .tt.fni*E = lZt-H"
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
M'LEOD & MALLORY,
New Orleans Slave Depot.

OFUGC1lSTS AND APOTaECARlES
[4Stl No. So Camp Street. New Orleans.
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t.S8YvsrH a ,lts1F8s AVHSe - a''7f 7ft5t
toU EGARE par le fsq,5a.5;; fes u Ii

nnbert, un certain obligation tree Cent eSnn
Piers en- aveur du sousgne pour b sousir demande ct
pcrtant date pendant rannts Herce montant en- tom
manaa snr moi est de ne pas acheter
"a Sa ran Br e dit obligation les dts n1andats
csSss Ne. IS 1854. [14-2l q f5 AUGUsTIN CUNIo
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Plano r Forte Tu,ling 4 Repairing.

MR.. A. A.Io,WH EELER, Zk5s1l
~ respectfully informs the inhabitants off IN n 8
Thibodaux and vicinity that he is preparedu v y
to carry the above business in all its branches and hopes
that his long experience will enable him give entire
faction to all who may favor him with their patronage His
residence being at Donaldsonye he purposes visiting Thib
caux four times year oeneI necessary and those
trusting him may rely upon his fulfilling his engagements
All orders left at the Post Office with Mr. J. Y Benne
directed to Mr. A, Wheeler at Donasonyile, will be
pinctuaiy attended to- Refers to-Bishor T. POLK lily
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MARY FOLEY - Regular Packet,
twice rsss nsa ss the 9aness oss; pas ana
senger-t eamboat, L. Ransom Master, ssESa1 ss53
leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY, @ss7szs.ssEss
at 9 O'Clock a. m; and FRIDAY, at p. m returning,
leaves Thibodaux, every SUNDAY, at Z O'Clock M;
and WEDNESDAY, at p: IN; leaves Donaldsonyi le,
every THURSDAY, at 6 o'clock a. m. and SUNDAY,
at p. " f- +4-5 '=.
For Freight or Passage apply Beard, orto
;r LOBIT & CHARPENTIER, New Orleans,
- .'-'' ~ RICHARD TEMpLET, Donadsonvine,
"-'sf'. 4- A. F. A1CKMAN, Napoleinyille, -'.'
E.b1 iJ,o}a
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LIS ALLAN, SEc'Y ........ l.. BUSH, TREAsuR
GEORGE BONER, CONSTABLE AND COLLECTOR.
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II. j. HOPPER. rafaai !
s.1tGEON @ DENTIST

Is now prepared to practice the various
branches Of his profession in this and the adjoining
parishes. {'es' 's''s''f 'tS H
Persons requiring his services will please address note to
MN through the Ihlbodaux Post Office. 12M
THOMPSON'S GROCERY STORE.
4 sUGAR-Stuart's Crushed, Pulverised and Loaf:
COFFEE-Java and Rio; - =.
No. MACKEREL-whole, half, and quarter kits: .
Il BEEF AND BUFFALO TONGUES: 1TSsT3a' = -.
MAY BUTTER; CHOCOLATE, TEA, &c;1, a,ez=t
SOAP-A large lot in whole, half and quarter boxes:
aAMS-stagg shays Dysons and Sugar Cured;
ClGARS-Best Havana, and Smoking Tobacco: "a
Pickles. Tomato Ketchup, Pepper Sauce Lemon syrp and
variety oother articles in the provision line Old Bourbon
whisky Good Friction Matches &c. all just received and
Tor sale by 8' lnvo26J ]. f. THOMPSON
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ARCADE HOTEL.

r. s. MORSE, Proprietor.
THE Proprietor respectfully in, a
Il forms his friends and patrons, and the public Ssa=N
generally that this well known and popular estab-
sh,nent has been thoroughly renovated the past season
and newly furnished throughout "A large extension
has been obtained by the propreors renting the adjoining
portion of the building which will enable him to accomodat.
much larger number of customers than last winter
No expense has been spared by the Proprietor enable
him to merit continuance Of the patronage he
by himself and assistants render the sojourn Of his guests
not only comfortable but agreeable. .g9 SfG
W One great convenience attached to this Hotel, il
that meals be had at almost all hours Tian14.
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x V1S.-Les Creanciers de Ia Success
ter ifYediatement Ieurs compte, NM j. c. A. Beatty
qu sont charges des de ladite Succession pendant
mon ahsense. "a - nd. MURPHY, Administrator
Thibodaux, le II wars, l5o4 Iii a.r 18-4t.
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Il the Carriage Business in all its branches,
in the Shop Jackson street next door the >AA9
Methodist Church, prepared to manufacture S91H9
Bugges Carriages Rockaways and Sulkes in any every
ste also repairing DONE Persons wanting anything in their
line would do well to give them call All work guaranteed
give satisfaction New vehicles always hand Sr sale.
declOf FULFORD BROTHER, Jackson street.
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Hair-WOrk Made 10 Order.

or, to the Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store of
1O-3m BYRAM PITKIN CO., Louisville, KY
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o7"ea WASHINGTON HOTEL,
NaooleonriHe, Assumption, La. -
MESSRS. BESSE BROTHERS Mi;;
AL having recently taken charge Of the above-k
extensive establishment situate Napoeonve parish
Assumption promise their friends and the travelling public
that they will spare pains exertons their part
render of the desirable in the country Their
table will be supplied at all times with every delicacy that
the market and surrounding country affords Travellers
tertaned all hours Of the day at the shortest notice. Their
charges moderate. liberal patronageis solicited jana
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-13
TERMS.

=, Co oper's Clarksburg egister is published IL IL
Clarksburg Va, every Wednesday mornnGnrration
0per annum,i in advance, ,or at thfbnp. thH after
ofsIx MONTHS from the time K will
the termination of six mGbascription received for
ably he; be Shsrged No paper will be discon-
tinued. n5gPt ut the option ofthe proprietor, un-
,Ia an arrearqges are paid up;and those who do not
dorer their paperte be discontinued at the end of
their term of subscription, will be considered as
desiring to have it continued.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at s $500 per
square of twelve lines for the first three inser-
tions, and twenty-five cents for each subscquens
. insertion. liberal disco unit on the above ratet
made to those who advertise by the year. No
advertisement counted less than one tunrc.-
Iha number of Insertions must be specified or
fhe advertisement will be continued and charged
tor accordingly.
Announcementofc of candidates for office S2, 90
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, TO insure attention ,must
be accompanied by the authors name andpost-
paid.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-13
Pat the Orstcrs.

Pat, who had Just been transplanted,
had been sent BY his master to purchase
a half bushel Of oysters. at the quay but
was absent SO long that apprehcnsions
were entertained for his safety. He re-
turned, however, at last. putting in mu-
sical style under his load.
Where have you been " exclaimed
his master.
Where have I been ? why, where
should be but to fetch the oysters ?"
And, what in the name of ST. Patrick
kept you so long ,"
I" Long by my sowl. 1 think l have
been pretty quick, considering all things !'
Considering what things ?"
Considering what things ? why, con-
sidering the cutting of the fish, to be
sure"
Cutting what fish ?"
"What fish why, blur-an-ows, the
oysters"
What do you mean ?"
What do l mean why, l mean that
as Iwas resting down torment the picked
Herring having u dhrop to comfort me,
gintleman axed me what I'd got in my
sack"
"Oysters." said I.
Let US look at 'em." says he. and he
opens the bag. Och thunder and
praties," says he" who sould you
these 2"
cit was Mick Carney" says I,
aboard the Pol Doodle Smack"
Mick Carney. the thief of the world
what bIackguard he must be, to give
tn EN- TO you without cutting"
"Aint they gutted 90 says I.
" Mischief the one" says he.
{" Musha Ihen," says 1, whatll 1
do ?"
"Do! /" says he, I'D sooner do it
myself than see you so abused" And SO
he takes 'em in doors and CUTS 'em neat
and clean, as you will see, opening at
the same time, his bag of oyster shells,
that were empty as the head that bore
them to the house.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-13

JobanioaE part of his trade, but his inthn
ave genius was excited. Curiosity LEI
him to examine the uses and peculia
adaptation of the machinery he made, til
at length his active mind suggested vari
GUS improvements. All his leisure time
was employed in the construction of mo
dels, and his room might have been taker
for miniature patent Office. The las
year of his apprenticeship was nearly at i
close, and William had not only improved
but had invented several really useful de
signs.
Looking over paper one day, he read
an offer of prize of $1,000 for the best
model for peculiar kind Of machinery tc
be used in q cotton factory.
Why should not try ?'' said he.
He understood what was wanted, and
day after day did he study intensely on
the subject. At length he grasped the
idea, and it was upon this he was at work
when James asked him to join the sailing
party.
Late at night his cousin returned, wea-
ry with pleasure, and found him sitting at
the table, sealed package before him,
his checks flushed, an unusual brightness
in his eye, and peculiar expression on
his cOuntenance.
About one week after this. gentleman
knocked at the door. 1t was opened by
james who was alone.
g wish to see Mr.. Grey" said the
stranger, g glancing with a smile at the de-
coration of the room
My name is Grey," placing a chair
for the Crucst
Allow me to congratulate you on your
success, Mr.. Grey" said the gentleman.
pointing to a counterpart of the model
which stood upon the table.
My success do not understand you,
"Aro you not Mr.. Grey, the inventor
of this delicate and important machine
ry 90
''l am Mr.. Grey, but I am not the in
ventor of anyLhing." returned James
somewhat bitterly. Here is the fortu,
nate person. my cousin, William Crew.
he continued rs William entered.
rejoice at your success, young man"
said the stranger to William. Your plan
has met the entire appreciation of the
committee of which am one. Ny name
is Wilson, and l am authorized to pay the
thousand NOIIaTS ana also advance YOU
another thousand, on condition that You
superintcnd the construction of the works
to be established.
William was astoni>hcd, overwhelmed,
and after expressing his thanks, added,
L am yet an apprentice, and my time
will not expire within some three months
After that [ will accept your c(Tcr, if you
will wait till then
I" An apprentice !" said Mr.. Wilson,
How, then, let me ask you. have you
obtained such knowled sc Of mcchanics?'
" By saving my leisure moments. joined
to love of my business as involving some
of the best interests of man."
Six months from that time l saw Viii
liam in a responsible Office. with higl
salary, and the patcntee Of several usefu
inventions, while James was a journey
mon laborer with S25 month.
"Well, James," said Harry Gilbert,
short time after, William is SOMEBODY
after all"
Yes" returned James, " think we
Judged him wrongfully once, would Civ,
all have in the world to live over M
apprentice life again. These leisure mo
ments are what makes the man, after all
Harry"