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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-09

THE GRAND CATHOLIC CoUNcIL AT RoME.--
The Ami de Ia Religion, Paris, Of October 10,
says: The Catholic world is at present oc-
cupied with great event which is about to be
accomplished at Rome. Bishops are proceeding
from oil parts Of the earth towards the Eternal
City. From France, H. E., the Cardinal Gous-
set has already left for Rome, and has taken the
way Of Switzerland. The Bishop Of Mans has
arrived in Paris, on his way to the Holy City,
and is to leave in the course of the week. The
Cardinal Archbishop Of Mechlin has arrived in
Paris. Several Irish Catholic prelates. and
among them the Archbishops Of Armagh and
Dublin, also at present in Paris, and on their
way for Rome. ireland is the only Catholic
country in the world from which more than two
prelates have been invited by name. But We
learn from Rome thata great number Of bishops
are expected, and that the presence Of other
prelates than those officially invited win be seen
with pleasure. All the bishops will take part,
according to their rank in the projected grand
general assembly. The assembly will be pre-
ded By private meetings, composed solely Of the
prelates specially invited !"
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-09

GIRLS "WEAR1NG THE BREEeHEs.n-An
exchange asks its readers If they ever saw
a girl dressed in boys clothes? Well, if
you have not, just get one Of your female
acquaintance to appear in the royal regala
once, it you want to have a real hearty
laugh DON'T let them know that you see
them, but get them together. and see the
didos and monkey antics they will cut up.
How gracefully they put up their little
mouths, and kiss each other, as if it was
real genuine man instead of wild frolick-
ing girl. How innocently they steal their
arms around each others waists, and almost
imagine they are in their lovers embrace.
But then to see them strutting up and down
with pantaloons on, why you see at glance
they have been into the wrong wardrobe.
There is something in Their walk and gait
that says in plain language to keep your
hands of, and then when yon come near,
they sorter" shy of, as If they were afraid
you might want to " feel the texture Of the
pants. For our part, we think nicely
formed girl dressed in pantaloons Is one Of
the cunningest things in the world, and the
only objection we have to young ladies
appareling their graceful forms in this mode.
il, that they might be inclined to keep up
the habit after they are wed.
A vhisting woman and growing hen
Are sure to come To some bAd end. re-
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-09

The MORMON TEMpLE.-By the last ac-
count from Utah, we learn that the temple
Of the Mormons, at Great Salt Lake City,
covers an area Of 2f,850 square feet. The
temple block is 40 rods square, and contains
10 acres. A lofty wall has already been
built around this block and is to be surm-
ounted by iron ratings manufactured by the
iron-master, in Iron county, Utah. The
length of the temple ITSELF east and west, is
1856 1-2 feet, including towers and the width
80 feet. On the east end there are three
towers, and on the west the same number
The north and south walls are feet thick.
There is promenade walk from II 10 %
feet wide around the entire building and
approached by stone steps on all sides.
There are four square towers, all surrounded
by pires, on the four corners of the building.
The rhree towers on the east front and the
three on the west are cylindrical inside Of
which spiral stairs lead to the battlements
All these towers at their corners, have octa-
gon turrents, terminated by octagon pima
cles. On the two west corner towers, and
on the west end, few feet below the top of
the battlements, may be seen, in alto relieve
the great dipper, or LISA Major, with the
pointers ranging nearly toward the north
by the priesthood.) In the basement be-
sides many other rooms, is one arranged for
a baptismal font, 81 feet long by IS wide.
On the FIRST floor is : large hall, 100 feet
long by so feet wide; on the second floor
another Of the same size, besides numerous
other rooms for various purposes.
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Med rorraat ana az ns,,,,s },

When Edwin Forrest was doing the leading bus.
mess at Tue Old Pearl street 1heatre in Albany,
some twenty years ago, aud before ~ had feac he'd
even the second round of ne,s tslL iaFi III ne s
was attached 10 the ,ieatre al fellow by the name
Vi Diggory Center. DiggafyIdid Tie leading bust
hessin hts department=-wa captain of the supes
"a position that he. mo doubt. took as much
pains aud pride i'll sustaining as did the American
magellan any of his casts.
Dlggoty was an oduffache Of the tleatre--hatl
esen there for years-ant though his position was
nm :. humble Que, he was exceedingly popular with
al me HeqnenteTs OF the flaees K e : r a
VI course tDiggory's positisn never gave him ain
Opportunity 70 'spfenus himself iathoneh occas
slonally he managed 10 ma 81 something of show.
de had. participated in innineinblr bloody hand
hand encounters with the eneny, and thereby
hau becofne an adeptin the lsti oi lie swurd-in
short he couldn't bestaken,i0wn In the smell ol
dSideiexereise Ami OIL bccusiusyi lie ad
To contend withsaR my-ssiiom he al avs vi n
gus never failed to tbrng dowi: Tie honse'
--lhe pit portion; eerlain. n
Diggory hadsneyer clad q turniwth Forrest 10
use his own words. He was very anxious tto put
hun through and had repeatedly endeavored 10
get an "A last, however, he succee-
ded; and ,as sad before, he came Out alead-too&
The great tragedian square down. SD s. 3t6
They Were one night performing !; piece full OF
Ihgtt-biood and Carnage in every scene. Forrest,
oi course, look the leading character, did an i'm
me ass amountoftfighing, andan equal quantityo OF
killing. The scene was Inst, and the agony
was piled on, y lie lighting was desperate. For
rest was up 10 ms middle in blood, the tlead and
aying laying lhick Around him Dggory belonged
70 lhe opposing army and OF course, had chance
70 snow himself. me tight was promscuous, and
i.Io tsea Forrest ne pitched<-oie up and one
down--tiiree up aud three dow nchi, thrusts etc.
Tue 1woi ssseFsGequa lily matched. Diggosyswn a
muscnlai' broad stiouldefed, 6nliet-headed aud
cd ielio FoFrest the same, only mole
So 2 MeA, lLe light, grew fast and furious.
Ned.1Swas getting quite. tired and he was also
igetnng angry.
down, you rascal down. down! sayp almos,
yelled Forrest, loud enough, ut any rate, for those
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Grief ana widows.

Grief divides itself into several periods, in The
case of widows: SO 81 80 ~ liat
tlSt period. ~ Despair. six " eeks. This period
is known by % black paranatta dress, Grape collar
md cuffs. and theidisappearance OF The halr be
meath the widow IS cop,
I'D pefiod.-prolonnd trief. Dependency, six
weeks Profound grief isIecognized by the. dress,
which still continues 10 be of haranattn and
lie desponlency which succeeds 10 despair is
isynbolized by tue. white Grape collar and cuffs.
sd period softened by the consultations
Epf ftiendss and the hope soon To reiou the regret
led Object oil her affections tin better WORLD
These melancholy sentiments last six months;tIley
are expressed bya black silk dress; the widows
cap is still worn
'4tb period.-Time heals the wounds of the
heart. Providence ternpefs the east wind 10 the
shofn lamb. Violent attacks grief only come on
al rare intervals. Sometime the widow seems as
though size had forgotten herrIoss; but all at once
circumstance, apPa rently indifferent, recalls it,
and she falls back into grief Yet she dwells from
time 10 time upon the faults OF the beloved, but II
is only 10 contrast them withi'is duzz g virtues.
This period would be tiTesome enough fol- The
world nj large; therefore il has been decided 10
express u simply by hall mourning. -.
18Th per,od.5The issnow only soltened mel
anchey will last all her life, e., six weeks
This touching aud graceful sentiment shows iiSell
by quiet gay silk dress; The sufferer less feels
the loss than the actual deprivation of hus-
bands ,sIazsE fs1 fasq. 81. ~ tss.FS3 3
2 We Should be doing the author an injustice, il
we omitted to give the beautiful passage with Which
he concludes The subject; - IA s,.,
'As to those who really grieve owe, their rela-
lions, tbeywill do well not to annoy the world by
the signs of rea. grief; they will do well 10 wear
their sorrow within, as they do when mourning
over friends, those cations made by heart. And
if you should meet with any such, do mot address
10 them conventional consultations, for there is
rortionof themselves which they have buried With
their dead. Their only consolation is The hope
thut they shall never be ab.eto console themselves
hat IS to say, never to forget, never 10 those
die in their heart whom theylave already seen die
have not lost all, and show them your love is still
left them. But all this is not The fashion.'- Fra
GERS lagazine. ,
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hTTEMfr TO CARRY OFF BRIpEGRooM.---A5f few
weeks since ship returned from a Distant cline
10 one oil the most important commercial ports IN
me klngdoub with rich and valuable cargo. On
being brought To- isioofings, the first officer, ii
hue Young fellow, and the true type of a British
sailor, set out to Scou1nd4o lay his heart at ihe
feet OF his Indy love, and at the same time to claim
het as his own during the remainder oflifess peii.
ous voyage. The lair Seems only in The. lahss ,f
time to have grow fond ef, as she readily aeteed
10 10 strike the flag OF single bliss that hing al he
Jb, and ~ run up 10 the main one that bore nm n a
Union with Jack. AS the shin
put TO sea again, no time was to be lostin having
the lnarrlnge consnmmatel To this and tbaS
aweres Pteelanssl in church on Ssablath -,
on monday they with their friends met before a
SisIgylnan tosbe Jolnedin the bonds of Awedlock.
90 lar all was WE'LL but in theirzcase as in many
lne eonrse of true love WIS not allowed to
tun sni9ett. ~ seems that our herolwas in worse
pleuicament thansevenSthe babes OF the wood, for
whlie they Ind only one cruel eullcle, he had two
~ tls town, IesesLal. walked through life I'm.
ASSISTED ny Gu pld and nnbleSsed hy HYmen. 1t is
isaI that the consulted them not during tlIecourse
ni ms conrtship and at this they felt indignant.
Ottlnyp1tt being invite by them, he spent few
mon together under their roof; as he attenl-
Cd theschools they paid FIR dim some seho olees
On these grounds they made claim on him 10 a
considerable amount, and pItSented apetition to
the sheriff craving awaFrant to Yapprehead himias
in Haeditatione fuge, which was granted iSatur-
day. Aiming a myrmlilon of the law with this
warrant onsAlondaY morning. they despatched him
with all haste to the house of the minister
whore the marriage ceremony was being per.
formed. The limb of the law. unfortuaately
having reached the place betoresthe lnuptial knot
was tied, he presented his modest request for the
bride. room. Through the entreaties This friends
and large supply of the yinious element, his
heart wasso tnollitied as 10 allow the twain 10 be
made one flesh before he.carred OH his prize. 1T
being finished, the husband was carried-not 10
the festive boari-but before tile Sheriff, and exe
anined for some two hours asto whether he IN
tended 10 ny the country, and so itlefsaud HIS un
Giles. IN having clearly Appealed that his leaving
the ccuntrywas onlyin5the way of business, and
that.he was TO return IN due course, the Sheriff
granted warrant for his liberation. and found the
uncles liable IN expenses. OF course we,ueed
not 81. that. on his be,ng set at liberty, he sped
with all hasts 10 sleiid the few remaining hours
he had, before lbs departure 10 aplrt III the Bra
zilS. ithmssnow h. ppy- bride. Before his de-
parlars from home; we sa;n that he will institute
an action for 5dqlnages, the issue Of wl,lch may
leadthe worthy couple to exclpitn. OH our pro
phetic souls, our nephew!-North British Mail
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q FPpyigogati pi,a lsl ,sir or Qorqial.

Ell NtF Or ScrulrA.
AsWoKpl 10 Aiptc fRrIskFs There ate formal.
lstaafd osatats in professions, who deny the truth
,cfcyefsthg they don't find set DOWN III certain books
which ey 70 afd as the a,t,ntnon DO.
.lin 9th and 81 Ceilings Such
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shattered or relaxed nerves 10 their full vgor ten.
SION that the world has Ie tbsni deny ON.
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dori
The Cordials put up, highly pint bot
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REFLECTIONS,
Upon receiving copy Of i.ay FIRST Poem mn h.
ltshed iiS the vilInge newspaper. =

Ali here tits I'm famous now ~
An author aud poet sa ~
How ptoldi 'nbesto show ii 8 { 30 q e
And gentle A4na What thrill
%iithninate her breast, a zsa
To.read these afdent lin IS and know =
To whom they are add essed.
Why, bless my soul-here's something strange,
What eau the paper mean,
BY talktng OF tie 'blace'ul brooks
That ganler oferthe sreen?' .i4..-
And here 81 instead OF sT,' ~
Which makes 1t tipping rill;'
Wen seek the sliad instead OF sshades,
And 'hel' instead OF thill.'
They look so'-what9 / YecolIect,
was sweet and then twas kind ~.
For bland has printed blind
Was ever such provoking work.
How anything is rendered bind
BY giving II an Il,
Hast thou no tears, the st's' lett out,
- = Hast thou no ears, instead; =
- s1h0pe that thou art dear, Is put
Il hope that thou art dead, 1ss4
80 Who ever saw in such space
So many blunters erammedi,
tThose gentle eyes bedimmed,' is spelt .a!f
as Those gentle eyes bedammed.'
s:The color Of the rose, is nose,
Affection is safflicGon;'
wonder il the likeness hold,
In iact as well as dictlon?
Thou art a fliend.' the 81, is gone
Who ever would have deemed
That such u rifling thing could change
Asfriena' into a .fiend!'
Thou art the same, Is rendered lanie,'
IL really is too bad,
And here, because an IL is out, i-t
My lovely maid is smad;' =
They drove her blind by p0king in
An pa process new;
And now they've souged it out again,
And made her CRAZY, too.
Where are the muses. fed, that thou
Should live SO long dIISungIs
Thus read my versions here tits
'Shouid'St live so long uihung!'
The late OF woman's love Is thine
An 'l' Commences 'fate;'
How small circumst stance will turn II
a wonIan's love tolItel
Hllread no more What shall DOT
Ill never dare TO sent! it;
The paper scattered far and wide,
tits now too late TOO mend IL.
Oil Fame! thon cheat oflhlman bliss?
Why did ] ever writer
liwish my poem had been burnt
d Before il saw the light.
Let's stop and reeapitulate;
I've damned her eyes, that's plain
'e.' Five told her she's lunatic,
And blind, and deaf, and lame. =
Was ever sue h horrId hash i'i'
In poetry or prose2 stf1 '5s-
I'yc said she was lend, and praised
The color OF her nose.
wish L had That editor
bout half niiute.5 5y
I'D bang him 10 his hearts content,
nd~itlI an'h' begtnit. ~ SIS
I'D jam his body, eyes, and bones;
> AID spell 1t with ID sss,s5 4gt6 as
And send him to that hill, OF HIS ~ ssg
z lie spells it with on'e.'
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I ours WIN 'ssI GGI;zARKrH EDWARDS.
HEALTA REsToREp.

OuTe q 4seIDglS- LfYDtHIy, 1slngs, eSc.-Onloard
march of Haalpton's YeoetGJLe I'fncture
~. s.f ~ n. - BALI MORE, March 81, 1851
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray-te ntle,neI:l wish to
inIo you OF tile benefit have derfveI nom Tie s r
Dr. HaiLpton's Vegetable Tincture - "
my earltest recoecions, scarcely ever EMO, ed
a days healtb For a number of yea under tile
lsaimelt Of Tie most skilllu physicians My
disease was pfonon.iced by theniiivcr aid ys
Pepsd, with an affection tile nerves and lungs de-
rived very little If any, benefit from tlcir Treatment
also tried vahous remedies, all highly Recommended 10
no good effect NJ health continued 10 atlunti Septem
Der last when nay mind became seriously affected; nay
memory aedj great weakness, fanng tits, anl could
not eat wtthout great pain, until life
was rely useless TO lamiIy about this tii,c
a friend procured for bottle of this valuable Tine
iuie II had most powerful effect upon me- in the res
torston Of ray health; and now taking botfes
TO my eat JOY can eath is perfectly restored
appelie good and now enjoy betterheath THANH ever
which can safely ascribe TO the use OF this most Won
DEF full medicine. fag sssrll - feS' S''i'
1850 Hoars, truly, alaRY A RIGGS,
Il - ~ 219S tPaca street ;
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Milk Leg, Dreadful Uroer.
PALPlrATIoN, WEAKNESS,
MOrEiRR7 AMI 1lAITGu.rEE3 T,IrIIHD


HAAlPTON'S T1NCTURE TRUMP HANT n
- iuNDaEDs OF OUR ows CITIZENS,
The ftJc and The Poor. eueiliichere bedr the game
TESTIMONY ~
Re%d The nliowlng certificate from lady, endorsed b
postmuster Is. p. Cooper; 80 80 - ri y
cAroS BRIpsE, HempshiIeeo. Va I
MI Z. p Cooper-Dear Sir Agfeeubie 10 yorr ieG,,est
and desire neneIt tile afflicted ebv 10 III
sPEGETaBLE T7NGIU!aE 2 ~ =
l. was taken With violent nalptaton or ather flint,
ana trembling the heart, winch continued seye
raj days IL seemed though my had nlost foIeot
ten us Office The family became alarmed and pfoced
near one hottie OF this TlNCIgiRE or HIMPI0SpSe
was entirely relieved.
This Is the IN relief in my v fbe
use Of Tins valuable medicine Tyoor three years agoI
what IS ns1t lly called milk leg hatlost all TASTE ana
enei and the which four inches lin anu
iowa, and hall way around ankle Teietted every AT
0t 70 heal until procured HanPtoIs Tine
ty years. -
Again, my daughters was very low nom sevarc
qyseniery and when size began to sit up feet com
melCed swelling, which Increased every day and beeni,
10 beverly pantal-slIe used bottle oil H1TponS Tn
tu'ei the palms ged, swelling ami
llsr health kept her balidaged with
strips OF WOODEN until her strength refuriel
might be induced TO avail themselves OF
this reaieay. 81 - " t.
Yours. with respect, ,..,....,.ss. <
y do hereby certify, that personally acquainted
with Mrs kdwar,ls and can safely recommend We
: f E.iP.cooPER, Postmaster, ai
" . Capon BRIDGE Hampshire co. Va
Delicate ladies ana children will please give il
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DyspeRsia, Rheumatism, .Scrofuia, Cough, Asth-
ma, Conservation, Lipe, Complaint, &c.
! - fNRIinA- Is AIICIltnN.I = = l

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medicine must have merit, and gre merit TOO In
worthless alitee SO as 10 Keen Se Il m @ o
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In proof Of what we say above, er you TO Ranp
The Wite OF r. ". Yeale, Grocer rs Pearl st.. cnrea
81 R9enia'is OF eight years. standings other rene
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io pine ST. OF Dyspepsia, great dcblity,
w a. schaeer Esq of the Oldest magistrates and
and restored to robust health.
years with hip disease and nicrcual cured
aitera other remedies had Iaed 80
t Capt T 5sne Raar so5s g
smythi cured OF rheumatism. :, sS'
ridge. u s. Navy thousands others cured Of lysa s
yus nSnss Cough liver complaints bronchitis Saint
Or. HAMPTON the author OF this great 1amnton,.
vegetable vrcture, is in ear in good Seait -
IN III pc seen that 1t is not got up TO rposs
ggHuN DREDs inths city wiz bear the same te.tt-
nScail get pamphlets cgrattso and see the m.nv
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REMOVAL

j HAVE, removed my Wholesale stock of DRY GooDs
AND NOTIONS, TO the new four story brick building.
No. 115, llnin Street,
west side Between Monroe and uniou streets, where
viii be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
Stock direct from importers and manufacturers, which,
would be pleased my old friends aud customers
to ealtand examine tJs
febi : -.el sg7a lyM. Il. SELBY.
8 SJ g. MstcGkf Will be rpundst the above establish.
,ient. where he awaits Lis Old friends.