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Bat sapri li,ne has e.sp.cI sines ,-.~ al aze
ss- Msiictnes have issn made g., Use ,4t
&c, 'i'd's,' aAas ats., .aiFti'n0e- 'he,f eest s
feS$ in'AHl' si.r' over - thar fl.scHsus
e0ranis hAve uand fehef aud bsea rs.ofr Ia .-a.,.
aaa Sefsos health i,ta Their Tbs rrsat zsssal
81 good thr-c medicines hsts iese has ssitreA ts.s-
sss!s 10 recommend them To their ifienls Nsn OF ga
tesft Aad I'll, s,eaas hare sanctioned ,hsr u.a aaI
ensi th<fH 10 the puisis
SHOCKING CURE or sCEoFulA CI-gkn
DR. q W HAt-Skf- AtH yori IKE ga Issa
pEia s,E--t decss II hot ta-iies 10 yau
ss tho iasenior ola gfss; medicine To- sead 700 .s~f,
aisioty af my own Case am t~-aly .sse. year. Of
sEs. Al thirteen ] sas Ntaekel wth scn,fsls wa4eb
formed fusisis' ANd eteke out u large o. ~
meek, aeaf The Collar has sad iru t-nee eslrttst m
this eft Aboet lisos, h. COIN mo- 81 49,
youg Forest Wine sNd Pits (olIo xins rret so.l strs
cured The scars although nov .s,,-t h. rt~,t,'r
ny Of the df.siiui a,aasef IA uh,ch "a. ,f4ss ar
aeaEl, fufieen ,eao suffering nov =. s,te.to "a
tha, hath Is fully RESTORED b, your rea<4s, IN
sinners HAVING P'''sa tenret"ai ours teis rssfect.
faliy. sAMUkl BoEN
CI'RE OF PALSY
a.fG .Tarsass. .ss~. az .sa,a .~ss. ss,
ok u nAisEY- Ora 0,aas - r y r. !, la
DsAA sis;-My vile had = steoke o
he fai-y % severe hat her whole ., stem Gem
pieisly pAr.iy'ed She Continued rrou weaker 60
nearly years iosiag nearly all use md
Of her body Aad limbs We almost d--psir.d Of hsr ?.
rns.fy Al this lime she gan to take ,ou, ,,s,,,,
rher COED effects were isooa eIp~r,rae. SIC 49,
gradually 10 improve Va hesh Add In a few n,e.th. =,
es'sss. entirely The extraordinary esscl. ~ ,sst
si sr,~et.d pet Il. &c, eet,s, ~ ss ne,
we" to yourself and ,hs public u sod yoa ihi. esr,a
JONATHAN y CpNnir
1 am acquainted with Mr. 4 p 60,
III. s,,,,s s,r,bes,. ~ n. a,,.s N'"a''' s"d kHse
II. P. HERpMAN,
ID Chamhsrs-a
READER " you w.s, M, ynu, e.,-,.,,, =
by that slow iurkias poison Calos>i or che,
.abs,anees touch not sue Medicine, a, eaa,.la ,h..
OF any uaeer,ain Medeine vha,e.sr sa, ,,,. ,s.
sneei,sas and p-'sy sssesssis p'spAraiioas a.-y.
m oo hays ths ID, .o<o.i, N, ~. ,,...,-. IL.
tiyrn,,. III. th,s w. .oi pm aoepsu sah Cos
rsc,ions And you will thsa &c, veil, " wv VI
II you are nerves. - weakly ., hsy, ,i...a
,sn.aes OF s.netaI disability this Win. and The Pits,
fyou have unhealthy colorsd stin. or p,mpl.. a,
pasues. slosc hes ,hess Medic mss vii, pgrI,, IN
B, o. And eradicate oil rue humoss nom IN. ssI '"e
nyes have weakly eoas,i,siea and i.si Soer..l,..
to Old fos your years take these excellent M.srns.
and thev viii iavsoras your coasti,ulloo .od q ~
fof longer ife. '
yvou A., B,io., f~.,.h
Furrd ,oosne xsa,as. -, o. Appssi,s; DiIAsss.,
.ad they Vii surg. from h .a % Inc sess., Pun;
sieins.. and save YOUR a. ,a,. nm pss'sot q, Of
fyoa have the Liver Compisint. The Ya,~., W..
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Administrators Sale.

Administrator Sale.
Nv virtue Of license from the Court Of Probate ,f
the comfy af Hancock shall sell paoiic yen1ue al
In. store rf Andrew Srasy Buenill the saith 81
Oct urxi 10 a'eock all the real estate Of John
thr-y er late of Blue III deceased
VIZ ahun ipl acres Lang Island, Bluehlil,
100 Wild l1,ud Jonas Green's,
100 - Cos.in lot 50 called
Tho ri rht redemption Of the farm occupied BY j.
Green .
The land ga ,sd To sa,d CHI e'er by Thomas Ham
ilton.
il.o the right Of reversoa Of the ~iJ ows dover in
r. u, ". DODGE, Adm.
MIN
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Administrators Notice.

The suhscr hereby gives public notice 10 all con
ec,ped thai he appointed and tab uoh HIM
self The trust Of m atrfnsi Of the estate OF
Jesse kilty late ot Buekspou in The county ri
Hancock ceased, by giving bnd the law directs
he therefore request. al persons who nd-hef To the
said ,lrces s.d. air immediate payment and
log bills thereon TO exhibit the sane ior set
tlen,cnr
wINSIOW KINKS
Barksport Sept % lsI5 -
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A. u. LYON
COMMISSION MERCHANT and dsa)sr in
Produce. Dsssss. Cheese. Fsuiss, Nsss, Re.
All articles cuasisnsh 10 him esgu1s.isa VIII b
dsspssd Al in the quicksst nnanss - III ID
vansasseas terms 1913 BN1ON AND I74 BLACK.
STONE STREETS, Near Hssnashss 1lsesa
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WORLDS FAIR
PRIZE CHURN !

The subscribers having Purchased The patent for the
cnnntes OF Hancock and Washington 10 make. vrnd
and Davis Self Adjusting CHURN. offer them fer
sale at the stores Of HAlE \ EATON aud II Lang
Don T. CO. in Ellsworth.
This Churn is superior TO any oihet To use-with 1t
you readily and easily ehum the cream. gather the
butter work out the butte rk wash and salt the but
without nao hing with your hands in better sud
thorough manner, and 10 les. ihaa half he time
IN which be doc. by any other methpi-makinE
one sixteenth butter from the cream The.s
importsnt considerations In dairy however small
The extra amount Of butter which will be made Ia
hom cpss viii be than sufficient puf>
chase Ciura
DEAN 4 HILL.
ccrttfs thai the Churn oiere,' for sale abcvr la.
been -~,lin nv family about years and 10
tate 10 say that The best ehurn have
with 1t you can easily churn The cream. gather tn.
butter tn. butle rnk snd sat the butter
we'll as can be dans by hand. and In hall The time
making = amount OF batter frois the
oheeriuIiy recommend IL the public
Cslsned) sEwALL rENNY
The unersg net hsviar The .ta,emen, u the Rev
Sewai renny a,snve and aaviag used said Chur.
ame. fully e.acur In his statement from per
,onai experience
Signed, : LORD
| juHN |. MOOR
JOHN BLACK Js
CALM 10Y
! En-~nrth May II, ISIS Gut
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MILL For SALE.

The subscriber offers fos sale upon reasona-
BILE terms, the SAW MILL at the outlet Of
Rocky Pond, together with HOUSE, BARN
and FIvE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
Said land is xtnated in the towns of Ellsworth
and Orland.
JACOB DODGE.
SsTry. July 3oth. 1855. 2otf.
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HALSEY'S
FOREST WINE.
AND
GUM.COATED FOREST PILLS
The most extraordinary discovery la the
World
100000

Bottles aud boxes sod annually,
AID Thousands - Ives sat~d from 4 FEENAIII
GHAEE - this iair dlsc-re-y
Testitisaaiais the pH.ryepiuaie rharsrfrr
,re couitauAfs p1grng 80 frfn pam " FL. san
~ brA-iHE SBapss 10 The alafstc4tca th4e4tY {
th.Ss netciars
The ioiivNng st,o2 tho naslt-f AZ tasrs rHyc,l a.
eeEfHs ~ srG7efs snd pshef tesinsssst. fres44eH
firm zl fats a hr tinien add Hfish Cli.n-s from
the Is. II Isuuaty. Is52 70 January -, Isl st u.,r
rur..
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y. Q. 1H,
Practical nnd 4 mai , teal Che mist,

: y W z z Z
AND SOLD by
For sale in Ellsworth by c. G. Peck
and Benz, Nourse. ChefryheId by
Samuel Shaw x Co.
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Evsry ,ssissy 4 Jsb Printing dose Ct
4 ~ cDee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03
SCHOOLS OF PRACTICAL SCIENCE.


Nine-tenths of cur colleges are conducted on
the came general system. Within few years,
however, several Of them have responded to
urgent demands for a r.ore practical education
than the usual four years' course, and added
Scientific Schools, as the term goes. These are
Special Schools, embracing several distinct
brsDches-such as agricultural aud practical
chemistry, geology and mineralOgy, engineering,
mathematics, astronomy, botany zoology, physi-
ology and mechanics; the students attending
each or all at pleasure, and the fees being rega-
lated accordingly. Their success has so uni
formly surpassed expectation, that their perms-
nency and extension are regarded as certain.
Much advantage results from these sdjnncts to
old fashioned colleges, through the services Of
experienced professors, having at command large
apparatus and libraries AMI buildings already
provided at great expense. In giving summary
sketch Of the principal schools Of this character,
we should mention that previous to thsir est,b-
lishment, there was, as there is now, consider
able number Of colleges, chiefly at the West aud
South which admitted students to such part of
the regular course of studies as they nigh.
choose.
The Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, at
Troy, is by twenty years the Oldest School of
Practical Science in America, aud the only one
which, asyet spproximates to the ssms class of
foundations Ia Europe. 1t was established in
1924, by Stephen Van Rensselaer,, Of Albany,
whose general purpose was to provide for L" in
" structpg pertons iD the applications of Science
:" 30 the ccmmon purfoses Of life" and his prin-
cipal object was ito qualify teachers for instruct
ling the IONS and daughters of far ners and me.
"cbspics, by Lectures or otherwise, 10 the appli-
cations of experimental philosophy, chemistry
and natural history, 70 agriculture, domestic
"econoDy, the arts and manufactures" 1t went
into operation, January, ISIS. under Professors
Amos Eaton, of Troy and Lewis c. Beck, of
Albany, art ia March, l5!6, received charter,
with collegiate powers. For t.n years, the
course of study embrscsd Law, Surveying, Ex-
detrimental Physics, and tie various branches of
Natural Science. Ia 1885, department Of Civil
Engineering IVES added TO that OF Nstural Science,
and tbese two courses were continued wishol.
material change sltil lS49; when the school was
wholly recognized in Its preient form, upon the
ba,is of general Polytechnic Institute. 1t then
hrst received that name. The course of study
was now considerably enlarged, snd the stsndard
Of requirements fer honors correspondingly eleva-
ted. This Institution differs from tbs socAlled Sci
entifc Schools il several respects, particularly in
that while 1t presents to its students general
and well-balsnced course Of training, conducted
simultaneously by several professors, the students
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

Doeberry Briggs and Alligator Branch we're at
il sgain yesterday, 10 the City Hall. Certain
"yssrom policemen were "comprehended, ="
and bid to speak ia Briggs name; bat they re-
fused, end Dogberry let them go, like bis great
nan esske. "thsnkiDg God that he was rid OF a
"knave." But Briggs promises to commit for
contempt these ssucy fellows who do not "sus-
"pect bis place, and when his court is "dis-
"sembltd together" again. they will all be
condemned into everlasting redemption
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

WAS founded 10 1852, AMI had ten stidenss In
1883 and seventeen In 1854, instructed by Two
proft,sors The Observatory received new 'ei.
tscope last year the gin of al eminent cIHzes oil
the State. The College lately received sie'o"'
beousssbed by Mr.. Samuel Appleton Tor s nfe-
proof structure 20 bold iss geological ca'lae''
which il the hes. IL the Union. The zane oene-
factor orisinsted a course Of Instruction. IN ASn-
culture.
TIE Scientific School of Delaware College, es-
,sblj.bed BY &C, Of Feb. 10 ISL, is reported to
have raised $50 100 for its endowment.
The University of the City Of New-Yofk,
y.sr since extended it's course b. sd Ing inssruc
tiou in Civil Engineering BY Psof Ban; ia Az
cbitecture by Prot. Cummings who also has
charge Of the School OF Design aud in Practical
Chemistry by Prof Draper. The University OF
North Carolina opened School forthe application
of Science to the Arts, Jan. l, 1854, with Mr..
Charles Philips, Professor of Civil Engineering,
ard Mr. B. S Hedrick Professor Of Agricultural
Cten,try. The University Of Alsb,mi has
lately appointed 8 Professor OF Agricultural
Chemistry. In the University OF Mississippi there
are tu Professors of Agriculture and Geology:
viz, L. Harper, Ii. D., and b. L. c. wsiles'
M. A course of lectures on Agriculture IN
the Uniyersity of Michigan, mas been delivered for
the last three winter terms. musean, too,
has beer form ed Of seeds, grasses woods and other
objects, TO illustrate the lectures snd for general
use. In Iowa, the Ubiversiy established by the
State is beiDs organized on polytechnic basis,
under the ju1icious care of Gov. Grimes. Toe
Institution has succeeded in securing the valu-
able services Of Prof. James Hall, the dissin-
euished gsolosist of this State, In the de-
ps,tment Of Geology and Paleontoloey, and
Of Mr. ]. d. Whitney, in the department of
Chtmi.try. When the practical operations
of the institution will commence, We are
not informed, but under such auspices, it must
soon attain high rank, not only IN the West
but throughout the country.
These We believe, are the principal purely
S,ieutifc Schools and Collegiate Departments 10
the country; but they are rapidly increasing, and
an account Of them year hence must consider
ably exceed the brief summary we have nov
given. We rejoice q. the vitality of this noble
movement, and wish for is boundless AID con-
tinUCus success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03
FEVER AID AGUE.-Resd the testimony OF II on

r y CoLkssI OF the At House 10 fssN OF
pIssLsE's ASH rEhopic. or FE'Et no 49, -.
,s,o, HORSE n y. Dec is. 1854
- :, -. r.. n.,, 81, | viii not claim the
$50 you ssGeed give ne. n year ins'en' ou ~
b.if z .ufei,tty zen u4ers'es BY pefee' i,o''e,,
,,,obsd fof fevefai uorfbs win Js1hoi''' D'io1 '
L,,sYs,.r, your riis perforsS peree' cure ~ 'oo
- . a, "a. coarse They reconnenisd TO me
t,,s 20 whom feel greatly obliged sh.A recommend
,,h .,et cor sdesee 10 a.. cnes Of similar ets'se'-r
T-uly yours. r. B COLEMAN
A.o read what Phys'cisnt s.y:
We have Deshlefs Anti Perods PS IN huSdred' OF
Of Fever Aue and have person hive
,.ood dill sitter eomueEeins with thsn- We consider
th. and valuable ressdy tbs. ouEh TO be within ths
reach Of every family that IL isble to ehil' .'d fever
WV A. ErwELL N D., Allentown. n. J.
AD NEWELL New Brunswick, n j."
ro,s from the Her. Theodore FrslnsnuJsso.
From the pofeson. Character and reputation Of ORA
Newell above named and the Ia which these gentle
men With Mr. Deshls HID 10 this sste. take pleasure
sting that sry sde BY them worthy Of
public confidence. THO FkELIsGHuYsEs
New Brunswick, n. J., Jan "A 1854"
Sold by respectable 6es.r' Alec. By Wholesale retail
,ttLe Wholesale depot No. s4l Brad gay. n 7.
HAIR Dye, WIGS AND TOUPEEs.-BATCHE-
LOks Msrpfsctory No zS} Broadway Nine pnvse roo1s
expressly for te application Of biz famous a.Is DYE s,a
wholesale sLe rets The largest assortment OF WIGS sod
TouPKEs IN the 1or SO e.IossLoss aoLDAyI. CIV
A NOvELTY-COMPLETE SPRING SUITS $40
Thee Suits are Of style Of Woolen Goods called
fvASss Clothing Wsrshouse Nos 81 sno 50 f1lton.t
An UNSOLICITED TRIBUTE.-We clip the fol-
lowrs bve TO our Printing Establishment from Tbs Home
Mission Record Religious Monthly, having worldwide
erculstop
1--WE w.b to remind our readers that very much Pass
sven 10 rs due obso snd ENTERTAINING PRINTERS
Mesu HOLMAN GRAY corner Of Centre and "ni'sss:
II e p,ild cur first Subtraction. snt they h.ve
always for The proper prompt, right aud es'atfa
thing
glad that their business Is widely extending snd
bee ming Increasingly Ienuperstive We wisb them still
srser sucses fer they worthy Of 1t. and willing to wof
fol- IL
They do very large Book JOB. and Newspaper business
ard bsve pie facilities for doing It They have just gone
irto stsIeotyprs ard sra bound to 90 She'd
"Bsny excellent boots Of sterling worth wno'e stereotype
plates printing ali ihsir work are constantly D'uhs
f,,n, their husy these - sho~ ihs
progress ard prove PLACEMENTS eonssrnns the
sn.e sk ard business facilities Of aesSrs HOLMAN
& Gray Printens"
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We have line days later intelligence from Cal
lfornis by the Star Of the West, With $500, 800
in gold. The news by this arrival contains no
very important items but some details Of interest
will be found elsewhere in our columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

The Connecticut Legislature met yesterday.
They will bod Joint Session to day to choose
Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

The Massachusetts, Know-Nothipgs have con-
cluded to tale strorg Anti-Slsvery ground and
receives to that effect were adopted yesterday by
the State Council, without dissenting voice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

Consul Fabens WAS arrested yesterday, at
Washington, and forwarded to tbs City to sn-
swer for bis connection with the Kinney expe-
1itioD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

pur,ue only such studies Sc they may elect under
separate In structers. List year, it hsd las stu
dents, 10 Of " hon were from foreign countries,
While 126 came from twenty different Safes Of
The Union, including Cslifornis. The following
statement presents the lumber Of its students
and graduate ire u lie foundation to 1854:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03
proceediH

Mr.. sale, In brief speech the other evening"
to bisaends at New Orleans, used the foiciSls
AID No expression Of "tbe crowned cui'thro~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

The Atlantic had not been telegraphed at
Sandy Hook when eur paper went to press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03
Nem:J(ork DAILY Gribrt,re

THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

FEATHERS, BEDDING, &C.-Constsntly on hand
eoDtrat il part large assortment OF HAS MArrssssEs
FKATHER Bkps. fAILLAssxs CoTs SEDsTkADs. BLANKETS
and CentokTEKs No. $50 Chatham corner dulbery
Wholessle and retail MARTIN WILLARD, Aren't.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, AUCTioNERh.-ln
a1sf,sn to Estate business the subscriber hss estsb
iAes N his Office department for the sse OF frksrvks
person will be found the dsk for the reception
OF osSe sns the serer. supervision Of that branch OF bud
ns~. ANTHONY J. BLsEcKER. Asctoneet.
Us0 No. Brosd 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

MIsTAKEy.-You make strange nis'a ne,
...I., N xben you handsome ard ,nobsois nat
- a. 90 Eli u1cn or fiens KNOX, Of No lS Fulton 81
"a No g53 B-caewsv His fabrics ssvs CERTAIN ety. 500
.ouf them you viii lock for IN vain AZ ~nse
T,x lfnfO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFES.-RoBERT NJ.
PArck the toe msnufscgreI IN the United States OF the
above ceebrtted safes and y. Gofrms impenstrable
DkrIAscE Locks and Csoss BANS Depot No ~. PeSrl e.,
door below MsdsrApsi Mandatory Nos CO. a. o. and
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-05-12
ELECTION 4 WASHINGTON.

Lundi passe, une election cut lieu dams notre
vile voisine pour cling membres du Conseil dc
Vile pour pannee suivante. Tout le ticket
Natif fut elu sans opposition. LIE parti Etran
ger s'etant appercu quiln aucun espoi,
de reussir s'est tenu eloigne des "polls" i
Perception de ou huit qni ont vote.
lie redoutable "Sam" await rendu visite, i
nos amis de Washington, ct ayant eSerce sol
influence en- favour de 7. C.sAnderson, Gerand
Carriere, James Mcdaniel, Jesse Campbell e
le capitaine o. Hnckley, ces messieurs deye
naient invincbles. lie parti Etranger n'igno-
rait pas 50 presence, ct consequemment savait
que toute opposition serait inutile. Nous ad-
mirons leur penetration.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-05-12
OPINIONS De WASHINGTON EFT AU
TRES


n nest pas de l'interet de notre gouverne-
,nent delever aux places civies ou militaires.
dca strangers d lexclusion de nos propres ci-
toyens WASHINGTON.
Je vous conjure, mes concitoyens, de vous
tenir sur vos gardes, contre les actresses insi-
dieuses de Influence etrangere Cest l'enne-
mi e plus dangereux dun gouvernelnent repu-
blicain. WASHINGTON.
Jc desire sincerement, quill ny eht pas un
seul etranger parmi nous, eScepte lie Marquis
de Lafayette don't la conduite ditfere entiere-
ment de celle des autres. WASHINGTON.
Jespere que nous trouyerons un moyens,
de nous garantir, a l'avenir contre Influence
4trangere chez nous, qu'elle soft politique
commerciale, ou de quelque maniere qu'ee
nnisse etre exercee. Je youdrais gull y EFT
an ocean de famine entire &c pays-ci ct rEu-
rope. JEFFERSON.
Influence etrangere est un ennemi secret
de notre commencement nous ne pouvons pas
faile trop d'etforts pour Ia supprimer.
MADISON.
II y Il ,lne n6cessite tres urgente de modifer
nos lois dc Naturalization.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-05-12
EsfRr voYAeEuRs.-Le "Wanderer racon-

~ =
ENrRE voyAGEuRs.--Le "Wanderer racon-
te rannecdote suiyante 5.., -. o..
"Un bahquier de FRANKFORT faisait, il va
quel9ues semaines, un voyage a vienne par le
ctemin de fer. Dams le compartment du wag-
gon de premiere classe qu'il occupait Sc trou-
vait un autre voyageur don't l'aimable CONVEX
sation charma tellement le banquier, que ce
dernier offrit son compagnon de lui donncr
une lettre de recommendation pour sa file. Z.
Ellie est marieea Vienne, ajonta-til; !; ellie
dexcellentes relations, ct pourra vous faciliter
l'acces dcs salons de 10 capitale.
lie voyageur remercia en- souriant.
-J'ai aussi une de mes files marise
Vienne, ct ellie fait un assez bon marriage.
Puis-je sans indiscretion yous demander
le nom de son mari? e, .4..
a C'est rEmpereur d'Autriche!
lie compagnon de voyage du banquier ne
TAFT autre que lie prince Max de Bayiese."
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-05-12

WASHINGTON IRv1NG.-Cet illustre ecrivain
q failli devenir, dams la soiree du Is courant,
victime dun accident de cheval, des suites du-
quel il nest pas encore remis. lse promenait
sur les bords de l'Hudson, non loin de SO mai
son de campagne de Sunny Side" lorsque sa
monture s'emporta. NJ. Irving parvint a res
ter en- sele ct resolut de laisser aller son che
VAL qui du reste, courait dams la direction de
So residence. Par malheur, en- tournant de la
grande route dams IN sentier, lie cheval s'abat-
tit ct lie cavalier violemment lance a tcrre, y
demeura sans connaissance. Ce ne fut quau
bout de plusieurs heures de soins qu'on parvint
a lui faire reprendre ses sens, ct rheure ac-
tuelle, il nest pas enforcement hors de danger
Abeil}e.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-05-12
oPELoUsAs sAMEDI MAT1N
immense entoure le Palaisde-Justice. De nom

immense entoure le Palaisde-J ustice. De NOM
breuses arrestations ont etc faites, mais on
craint de nouveaux troubles pour cette mutt; /;
les Allemands menacent de deliver les person
mes qui ont etc arretees.
Neuf heures du soir- Tout est calme, des
canons sont pointes devant le Pala,s-de-Justice,
ct on empeche Ia circulation aux alentours.
On ne craint plus rien pour cette mutt ct les ar
restations continent.
Les troubles ont pour cause premiere des
poursuites judiciaires pour infractions a 10 loi
des licences.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-05-12

LES FnrRusrIERs,-Les filibustiers ont ou-
vert plusieurs bureauxNa a New York pour en-
roller ceux qui voudraient servir dams 10 guerre
contre rEspagne. Aurions-nous done notre
insu 10 guerre avec l'Espagne? Apres celia,
les fibustiers d6sirant Ia guerre Ia consideren'-
lis peut-etre CONNIE dtclarte. Quoiquil en-
soft, les enr6lemens Sc font, sill taut en- croire
Ia Tribune" avec une grande rapidite.
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