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''The chevalier De Brette j!
hilng
The gallant, gay Do Brette II,

His fame had its birth among the little ad
vertisements of our city papers Where its
apogee and ocoultation will be only time and
the Delta can tell Or perhaps this luminous
fame will never have an oecultation, but will
shine always with the same unquestioned, un-
rivalled brillianoy as now! Born of adverts-
ing, it has grown through gradations of news
paper glory, advancing from one step to an
other, from this point to that pinnacle until
the topmost summit is reached and type can do
no more. We have watched its progress care
fully: from airy advertisements to pretentious
notices; thence into the rank of f1owery sketches
descriptive of almost fabulous beauty and all
most Incredible wit; soaring into rhyme and
finally bursting forth full fedged, matured
perfect, in the rank and column editorial We
congratulate De Brette and we congratulate
the Delta Hector and Homer, the hero and
his historian!
We trust the elevation of the Chevalier will
not confuse his recollection concerning sthe
real Partisan style Of conversation y and render
him as forgetful of French as his last editorial
would convict him of being with regard to facts
Wander with loose rein and uncurbed fancy, O.
hrst OF Professors! through all the realms of
imagination, self-praise and self-glory but
tighten the reins and curb the fancy concern
ing those practical matters which can be proved
to be false. Do not commit the Delta to state
ments that other journals "anxiously solicited
your advertisements, with promise promises -
when you well recollect that three of them. Mt
least, IN this city foolishly deemed the learning
Oh french IN three months . humbug and |
impossioliity and would not argue that it could
be done They were unwise-but so it was,
"cheyslier De Brette!
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Shelby College, ShetbuUiile, Kv


~ Eaer rsorganinsd ihs supervision GUENTZ
Amo experienced Eduss and Colonel E. W. MORGAN, Dsu
suished Graduate of West Point by complete
monty enfcisnt Faculty.
Sc 1henamber Of Students is strictly limited -esy
This Institution empowered to confer
THE LOCATION !, most sslasrisas and delightful
ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF EXCELLENT Springs ne
well az Cso.sa CsernB.
BUILDINGS very spsGious from pampnsas
APPARATUS Complete, and Superior in all Departments
HE LIBRARIES number upwards Ave thousand gsmss.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION thorough and adapted %
ALLPuRPosEs OF PRACTICAL LIFE, embracing al called
Engliah and Commercial Branches, together Classics,
Mathematics Modern Languages Philosophy Engineering
Chemistry etc etc, fer pursuit ali OF which
studies extraordinary opportunities offered
DISCIPLINE Parental bst at the time seAsontolsy being
in accordance with tho MILITARY ORGANIZATION Of lhiS
Institution.
GYMNASTICS sod MODERATE MILITARY DRILL son,rbu,.
greatly promotion Health, impars gsntlea,any rs
etc, the other hand MILITARY DISCIPLINE
engsnders habits Of Puncaay Regularity, Order Neatus, Of
Person, etc etc.
6zY~ United with this College
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL ANDA
PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
boh Of which sceiya particular In the Preparatory School
Boys from tWslve ysars upwards admitted.
GS The ensuing Term or February 1884
DR. A. GUENT2, President.
COL" E. w. MORGAN, V. P. ofshelby Coilsvs
a The President Of this College will DO at the ST. CHARLES
HOTEL He pepars
shagc sfStudsnts rom this City
CATALOGUE exhibiting Terms etc nav be okanad Al ,h
onss OF thii paper
az APPLICATIONS DIRECTIONS Of parents who Js,r.
aperssus interview be sh tths 81. cAarleI Hotel
Ths Puss rssrrsd to the following gentlemen New Orleans
and vicinity
ADPtos 5.s, Esq, Eb Will of J oi TSSG ESQ.,
z zE 81 SI&TESsrner,
G Sso, 8 !; i PogYEs,ss N O. H. NORTON. E.q
$$S55 s55s5sE1i s HON 'g ! I
1ILsoN HARRISON 1B.,s E.a BY 59sEPH 3 w4LKEE,
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IL Chance 10 Purchase

s4 CatNsaCe go 4SnFCfaMS4
0VERCO OATS,
AND ALL HEAVY WINTER CLOTHING,
Gg- AT VERY LOW PRICES. aa
A L R E d M q N R O E CO,
"a Magazine ST., corner Of Gravier.
f We would call the persons
styis Clothing the humbug
this We determined to close the hapd
prices can doit.
COME ONE IND ALL.
TWO THOUSAND ovERcoATS-allt kinds
ONE THOUSAND R. C. AND D. B. VESTS
-FOUR THOUSAND PAIRS CoLoRED CASHMERE PANTs
THREE HUNDRED BLACK AND BLUE CLOTH CLoAks
L
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
s The immense stock kept h establishment enables us
please parties perhaps better than other oreaas
and having but price, very sduced hope no oss
will fail to give CALL
The stock consists, in addition the above Of
EVERY STYLE AND DESCRIPTION OF CLOTHING NOW IN
VOGUE AND FURNISHING GOODS
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
ians& step ltW "a Magazine street, Of 5ayisr.
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Gallant, gay De- Rra M.an \, kle

Capt. y. Miller of the steamer Robert / w.r, t.n
our thanks for Louisville papers Of the 4th inst
Tally as they are eight ten days later than those
cd BY the mails Aslcng the present miserable co,
dton Of things lasts must depend upon these
Of our friends for river instead Of the mali.
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.VfesU Clothing Store,
No. 40 CAMP STREET,

IL,
IRWIN FORNO
n Have Just received opening fine stock
CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING GOODS
o.
BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FROCK DRESS COATS Of supso
article and Of tho neatsst finish;
BLUE CLOTH FRocK and DRESS COATS with PlAia and Gill
Bntons;
BROWN and OLIVE FRoCK DRESS COATS;
superior article Of FRENCH and ENGLISH KERsEY
- oYERcoATs, cLoAKs, FALEToTs SAC COATS, of all
eoors and styles
BLACK DoESaIN and CASHMERE PANTS;
100 different styles patterns of FRENCH CASHMERE
Fancy SILK and PLUSH VELVET VESTS;
Plain and Figured SILK SATIN VESTS
WHITE SILK Aad MARSEILLES VESTS
Plain and Embrnders lIARSEILLES VESTS;
LISEN and LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS;
FRENCH SHIRTS, Of Mscsanics Worked Bosom.;
Plain, Fan.y and WHITE SILK CRAYATS;
Fine Heavy CASHMERE UNDERsEIRTS and DRAWERS;
suSPENDERS;
HOSIERY;
HANDKERCHIEFS;
GLOVES;
UMBRELLAS;
TRUNKS;
YALISEs;
CARPET BAGS, etc.
ES We will receive additions stack by tho arrival At
every aeanIhP from New York. friends and The pr
generally to examine stock which on reasonable
n2g apf
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BS.We have received Panama papers which contain
news from South America and Australia which wp aa
compelled to postpone the publication of until tomorrow
owing to the crowded condition Of our columns this
morning
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10 tie Ladies'.

A d A NJ P L TEN
T Respectfully offers her ades of New Orleans for
we treatment OF the following dcases PROLAPSUS uTERL
WHITES, PROFUSE ANB PAINFUL MENSTRUbTTOS. EN-
GoRGEMENT AND ULCERATIoN OF TIE WOMB,
Iheeatnen adopted BY ia that which helo royao
ne most distinguished Surgeons of Paris London rt anil
W success here Of which she has ample testimony the many
respectable ladies abe refer disease
Of ths Uterus, not Of generous uature be
madam hor'elf exclusively the diSeaes Ladies' and
can he consulted DAILY, at her residence,
mylS eptf 1SR az goscrL ,,.
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NAT K. F. FRYER. INnIAM nnnI

L o.,
Wv cues G9NsuMPToN OF THE LIVER AND LtyS,';s
in>9FY CHOLERA and CHoLERA N0RRus AGUE and FEVER
sasa T. irSq, "a g IS hSa VENtR DISEASES GLEET
SORE THRoATs, COUSINS. COLDS OBSTINATE CASCERS FIS
tHl1S ot all Ens MEMS, carries 9F THE BONES WiiJTE
sM Filing. KINGS EVIL. GRAVEL. PAINS ~ TtI-
SIDES and BREAST COLD HANDS AND FEET oeetbsT Win ali
Incidental TO married aud single ladies ehlr4n Nv oug
among the indians and long cEp4uce practice .ne
hepetass by celebrated DEBTORS ~ N''' ''u'''eteu
HeS Orleans, Ls. " '' A-''g 80, ~ 'i ~
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Drugs, .Wedtctne s and Chemicaj,,

DIR, b, j. COKE, No. 95 Camp street
tB DR.. E. j. CoxEs PREPARATIONS in extensive u,o 70,
nearly htsen have acquired
unsurpassed eqaaed by any similar North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAlyA, sARSkPARILLA AND CUBEBg
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGES.
CHOLERA SYRNP AND PILLS
PoWnsR AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND FER.
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
68- Fer sale By Druggists Ynnerallv ;,- o.,
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COMPLIMENTS. The two most elegant prose
compliments that we recolleet to have ever read.
are recorded by Lord Herbert Of Cherbury, tbe
celebrated philosopher, as made by himself in
his entertaining autobiography. AT Venice he
heard beautiful Nun sing, to whom lie de-
clared, after a ravishing musical performance,
that " She needed neither to change voice nor
distinguished French Marshal, who was quite
deaf, and begged him to excuse his infrmity.
The chiyalric philosopher answered, that it was
6 for him (the hero) to speak, and for others to
hear; that he was to command, and they to ex-
eoute his orders >
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RIVERS RisSe-We understand from several late arr.
walls that all the upper tributaries are risisR and that
there is much Improvement in the lower The Yazoo and
tins Wuhash are both Milling their channels and making
ready for the freights which await their rise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

RS-Mr. John q. Hazeton, purser Of the steamship
United states has politely furnished with Aspinwal
papers, for which he has our thanks.
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Reduction of Prices /:

Reduction Of Prices!
P. Il E. REILLY & CO.,
Corner Canal and z oyaI streets,
viii reduce from and after Monday, the inst stock
WINTER DRY GOODS.
Which comprise the most FASHIONABLE IMPORTED, well
domestic DRY GOODS. Among extensive assortment ma,
be found the following leading articles viz:
RICH FRENCH CALICoEs, rsm cent. to IS cents;
FRENCH CASHMERE D'ECosSE all colors, at 81;
PLAID CASHMERE;
PLAID SPUN SILK;
BRoCHE AND wATERED BARBOUR;
FLouNCBD BAREGE ROBES;
PLAIN, PLAID AND DAMASK BLACK SILK
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE;
GRos DE NAPLES, all sslors
New Style PLAID SILKS;
New Style BROCADE SILKS
FLouNcED AND BAyADERE SILK ROBES
cLoAKs AND PELssEs IN CLOTH VELVET of the New.s
Styles;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs, COLLARS AND cHEMI
ZETTES
EMBROIDERED SLEEVES
OURNING GOODS.
a. a BLACK MUSLIN DE LANES:
BLACK MERINo AND CASHMERE;
BLACK THIBET; BLACK ALPACA;
M .rr ro,,r,n BLACK BoMBhzINE
BLACK cHALLY;
BLACK (LADIEsD CLOTH:
All Styles Of MOURNING EMBRoIDERIEs, etc., sts.
TABLE LINENs-a splendid of DAMAsKs, TABLE
CLOTHS and NAPKINS, of every sEs.
LINEN sIIEETING, from a lq4.
SUPERIOR IRISH LINENS from 50 up.
L. y Il. REILLY u Co.
j2s etap - Corner Canal and Royal streets.
8. ". .T00dy's Shirts.
TRY THEM
EB HALF DOZEN EXCELLENT SHIRTS FOB % and
warranted perfect d. beautifully sewa
ef
Tho entirely new atOckot
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS.
selected in shs North by 8. N. MOODY hhions
offered at ptoponatey low prices all marked plain figures
SHIRTS MADE ORDER ANY STYLE
Home Mandatory SHIRT COLLARS, cRAYATs SEekTEs
UNDER GARMENTS and every description of Nesdlerork
S. N MooDY,s,
Formerly Of LEIGHTON L Co's3
N. 0. SHIRT AND GENTLEMEH's FURNISHING EMPORIUM
james step Corner of Canal at and Exchange Place.
EE'tsete1. Clothing,
SELLING OFF TO LIQUID ATE
SHERMAN s. PERSONS,
No. Magazine street, Corner of Canal, n. o.
u Now is the time to get your sapplyo
WINTER CLOTHING,
offering stock OF NEW GOODS at extremely
RED UCED PRICES,
On account of Liquidation Our assortment somps everything
appertaining to a Genlsman's Wardrobe
super BLACK CLOTH EROCK and DRESS COATS
New Style FANCY CLOTH WINDREs;
PLAIN CASHMERE PALT0Es;
OPERA CLoAKs;
PLUSH VELVET VESTS:
Super FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS;
Super BLACK B6ESBiS PANTS
EB- An elegant lot OF
FANCY SILK cRAyATs AID CENTS FURNISHING GOODS;
UNDERsHIRTsi
DRAWERS;
GLOVES;
susPENDERs;
LINEN HANDKKReHIEFs, ate.
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, from az 10 $40 per Dozen.
k Our Goods will be eeray shown, closed ost
mediatsly. Call and examine, at
SHERMAN & PERSONS.
lans 2plbteod 2tW l MagRzi earl v o
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Consumption Gss,.able.

OUEEBWE1EE7hEUBE SsERVEJUEgs
BEA CHS BREAST LINIMENT
II Not only all those ps bresst sides and
back aubduiag th inflammation
which consumptvs liable prevents ar
Their formation of taberce The Of this nment with
tons and regimen the directions. sithsr per
sens already afflicted with tbs disease prsdipoca
The principle of ths is founded apon
scientific opinions all the medical of the a
not but be approved OF.
For aae by E. D. BEACH, NJ d. Chemist Apohecsy corner
of Chafea aud Custom House artets THOMAS corner of
Poydras ard Camp sYME Caron
delet streets. i4s st7pbitW
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PROFESSOR BRETTE

IT is pleasant to watch the development Of
genlus--its early promise, its steady growth,
its constant increase, the various and marked
phases il presents through all the different
stages from it's genesis to its maturity: the
germ, the bud, the fower-the promise and the
realization, We do not know more notable
instance Or one more easily traced than that
which has Illuminated the biography Of our
distinguished French teacher
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FIRE AT BaToS RouGE.-The steamer g D. Il, Clark
reports that fire broke out at Baton Rouge in the
ity of the Harvey House. while abe passing that
plaee The wind was blowing severely the time and ii
Is possible that discomfort may have to our
legislators For their and the States cake we trust
no
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The .VssU Orleans Printing House,
NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT,
SECOND FLOOR OF No. 9s CAMP STREET
".. Between PoydrRa and hatchery
propF''or', E M SeP1p g. sH WHhaTo;S.
U At this Establishment cHEAPLY NEATLY and
E&PEDlTIoUSLY, all kinds of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
IN ENGLISH, FRENCH .aND SPANISH
maven As
BOOKS, DAY, CASE and ORDER BOOKS
PAhPHLEIs BILL, RECORD AND INVOICE
LAWYERS BRIEFS HOOKS alto
BLANKS FOR PUBILCoFFICEs DIARIES
NoTARIAL BLANKS, SALES RECEIPTS
cusToMHousE BLANKS, COTTON PRESS RECEIPTS
INSURANCE OFFICES do STEAMBOAT BILLS
CoUNTINGH5USE do. ISHoP BILLS,
BANK OFFICERS do STEAMBOAT AND EANIslITp
FOREIGN IMPORTERS do. POSTERS
CHECKS, STEAMBOAT CARDS.
F. CATALOGUES, BUSINESS CARDS.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, BILLS OF FARE
DRAFTS, WINE LISTS,
NOTES, DRUGGISTS LABELS
BILLS OF LADING, jHANDBuLs,
MANIFEST HEADS, FIRFMENS CERTIFICATES,
CIRCULARS, BALL AND solREE INVITA-
JOURNALS and LEDGERs, TIoNS etc., etc.
@a> PRINTING IN CoLORS. -a
BALL AND soIREE INVITATIONS, BILLS OF FARE, etc,
IN.
GOLD, SILVER, CRIMSON, Ere.
IF We have peculiar facilities for RULING BINDING
We have just . choice stock OF FANCY EMBOSSED
and coLoRED CARDS PAPER Sizes selected with
great sad which will print dispose
rates.
GB We are prepared to print
P 0S STEERS, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS,
FOR SHOWS, STEAMBOATS,, STEAMSHIPS,
IN PLAIN OR FANCY coLoRs
fv- We HOES POWER ROTARY PRESSES and RUG.
Giles PRINTING ENGINE-he best no. in uso
V Call and examine specimen, prices all kinds
work above enumerated ianI7 On
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AYLOR. 81. Knral .traai.
Sarsap0rtlFsG.

TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.
fs- Prepared only by
DIR. E. j COKE,
No. 95 CAMP STREET,
70 Inc strongest preparation made which daily for the
CURE OF DISEASES TILE LIVER and GENERAL pERANaE
MEhT, With DEBILITY Of the WHOLE SYSTEM
@ Tob' bad at No. rs Camp street. Druggist. generally for
cents. a.. -,
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fs- dispatch from Washington yesterday reported
Baron Rodigeo. tho Russian Minister to be diving.
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valentines.

I'D In time to send abroad mailed free Of postage at
N 0 r M A MS,
No. IL CAMP STREET
E large and splendid stock Just received comprising all the
and original designs admirably adapted rn
This splendid stock Of superior order differing tho ornay
styles o. the day, with suitable ENVELOPES BOOKS etc. at
janis 2p yORMAN,S, No IA Camp street
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as- Mrs Bullock wife of Capt. Bullock of the steam
ship Black Warrior, died in Mobile yeaterday
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TODD co.
III A' resolving onaignmsnt, DIRECT Mann
factories Of
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= @foeht q hoNs1
PARpoE, Ho5hANs PARDoE,
LOWELL GoaPa NV .BI ENGLAND
choice s,vis, or = s.1l.ssstsA
,-r, ,,r,, ~ ,ns 49,
THREE.pLY AND INGRAM eARpETNes,
BAIZas. STAIR CARPETS
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L o. 0. FAT the annual session Of the Grand Lodge
of o o. + of this State held last evening the follow
ing Brothers we're elected to the present year
Henry G. Stetson, of Hope No. a. NJ W. Grand Master
Thomas N. Blake, of Commercial No. u, R. W. Deputy
Grand Master
bernard Cohen, of Union No G. r. W Grand Warden .
Thomas H. Shields, of Union No. g. R. W, Grand Sc
eretary.
H Williams of Commercial No. IL R. W Grand Trea-
surer
H Bier, of Hope No IA r. w Grand Representative
to the Grand Lodge of the United States
The Grand Lodge adjourned to this evening at
O'clock in Room No. Q odd Fellows Hall
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SiEUe1'lUas'e .Nanuf0ctcTy
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
Eg The subscribers have hand md constantly receiving
from their factory in the city,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SE,vERWARB.
Of the richest and patterns, rueh as:
PLAIN AND CHASED COFFEE AND TEA SETS;
COFFEE CUPS AND SAUCERs;
CAKE BASKETS;
PITCHERS;
WATERS;
CAsToRS;
CARD RECEIVERS:
POWDER BOXES;
PUNCH BOWLS;
VEGETABLE DISHES;
BUTTER COOLERS;
TuAiBLRRs;
,,o,, r,r,rt, ro,,, TEA BELLS;
cANDLEsTfcKs;
NAPKIN RINGS.
GOsLETs;
CuPs.
In addition to usual large stock cf
FORKS; SPOONS.
CRuMB sCRAPERs; FISH cARvERs;
SUGAR slsTEasi SOUP LADIES;
PIE, CAKE, FISH, DESSERT and PICKLE KNIVES;
JELLY, PRESERVE and GRAVY SPOONS, etc.
All Of which
PURE SILVER.
ts- For aslo by HYDE & GOODRICH,
at their NEW ESTABLISHMENT
h9s 2plhl Ca-Al al Roy al stress,
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GARDNER SMITHS SALES.

At Auction. AT Auction
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer
vNNUESDAY, January II, and continue every
this week. will DO Hod ut store, No. ~ Common NEXT
door to tho vyrania Hotel commencing hapH 10 o'clock each
day
which Fine Gold English Detached Lever Watches and
pines Hunting Single Cases. Fine Gold, Fob, Vest, and Gund
Chains Lockers Bracelets Pencils, pen Diamond nss and Pins.
Breaches Rngs Ear DfOps Hoops, Seals Keys Mourning
Goods Stud, Collar and Sleeve Buttons Buckles Snaps Hooks Gulf
Pins, Crosses
Aso Silver plated Watches, Silver Plated Gators, Pitchers,
Spoons Forks Combs Spectace Plated Git Chhbs Ponp,
Rngs Drops, al Of cheap Jewely with
81 Fancy Boxes poGts Knva sas@s Rsaors Straps,
Soaps Thread Needles, Porte Monnac Enupe Waters Gnn',
Cap sel Chains AccstonF Spring Beansss Spoons Gimbe,
Beads, Combs, Comedian Ringslelc.
Eg Any part private sale retail,
at less than regular pricea jans If
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- = - J. .slsH Fl.
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E'eraIstRah Hotel,
SeaCGW T. Taylor,

CORNER Of GRAVIER and CARoNDELET STREETS
ENocH EvERITT
jnRli lmqp VIM t. REppISG
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-17
THE FurunE PRrsrprsr.-one of our e

THE FUTURE PREsIDEST-On of our ex-
changes says: "JVAo is Training Him? We
should like to know what mother is training
the mind that is to preside over this great
nation some forty or fifty years hence"
Modesty forbids our answering the above
Question-though we may hint that the little
shaver" alluded TO, probably does not reside
very far from one OF the rural portions OF
Philadelphia county. Justice, however, com
pes us further to state, that we have heard
of future Presidents" in one or two other
directions. -Satuday Evening Post
All mistake, friend Peterson; that little
shaver" can be seen any day in Waynesville.
and just now is at his mischief in our sane
tum," making his first efforts at writing a
message" Tor possibly an "inaugural") with
one of papa's pens. He has the marks; they
can be "seen and read of all men" 1t is to
be understood, however, that the Presidency
mast become little more reputable than it
has been for some years past, or he Oont have
t.-Miami Visitor.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-17
Something Mysterious In Hartford.

Some time last October stranger calling
himself Harrison, hired part Of house in
Weathersficld lane, for himself and wife, of r.
u. Drake, Esq, and soon after moved into it
other families occupying the other portions
of the house. He soon left, and has seldom
been seen since, only returning fer shor,
visit once or twice. His wife has been also
much absent returning generally in the night,
and leaving again soon, forming no acquain-
tance with the neighbors. and leaving the ten.
ement empty and locked up Last Monday
afternoon the nurse of sick woman in an adj
joining tenement heard sort Of rappiug
through the division partition wall, and sup
posing the tenement still empty, as no one
had been seen or heard in there for four
weeks, was OF course not little surprised
tancying It to be spirit rappngs no examina-
ton was ventred upon until the return from
LABOR of the sick woman's husband, in the eve.
ming, who determined TO ascertain the cause
and entered the tenement by cellar way
the doors being bolted
On going into a chamber he was startled
10 lind. lying in bed, mere living skeleton
the wife Of Harrison, was wasted 20 shad
ow by starvation, as it appears. Assistance
was at once rendered by the neighbors, and
the 6rsf selectmen early next morning, on be
ing informed cfthe facts, despatched docto,
to the scene and sent load of wood to raise
hre. Every possible assistance was render.
ed her, but all came too late and she died or
Friday morning. Little could be learnt from
her, as she seemed rather to shrink from en-
Suries Mr.. Hawly, the city missionary, wa:
more successful than others in gaining her
confidence and drawing her out by kindness
She told him that she was q widow by the
name of Sara: Bartholomew. until she mar
ried Harrison last islI, about the time Of theil
removal here-that she had been sadly de
celved in Harrison, and was wre!ched indeed
that she had a sick mol her in New Haven
who she went 10 take care of four or five
weeks ago, and returned about week prev
Gus In the evening train, in hopes Of hearing
something of her husband or finding him Al
home, but found him not-that half famishet
and cold she crawled up stairs TO bed and tt
die, where she had remained ever since, a pc
riod of six o. seven days, without calling 70
aid, or " making a sign" She said she haC
son named John Bartholomew, at work, a.
she supposed in lock factory, in New Brit
ain, aged II or IS, to whom she addressed
letter some weeks ago, but received no an
swer.
Such is the history, as we get it, Of this We
ry strange affair. The woman appeared in
telligent and respectable, and the furniture
some of which had been unpaoked, denoted
respectabllity and great neatness. The frs
Selectnan has taken charge Of her effects, ant
has the keys of her trunks ks-Haryord Cou
rant, 5th.