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: :g@5@ 3 &eH FEMALE 'Es@&&t
BOlRDING and DAY SCHOOL,

A IDED By competent Female Teachers and unde
IN the superintendent of the undersigned, 8
School for the general education of Young Ladies
will be opened in this Town, on Monday, the 9TH
September next In which will be taught all the
branches requisite for q finished and accomplished
education. The same unwearisd attention that has
hitherto marked his course in bis Boys School, will
be continued in this Institution. Every attention,
by himself and the ladies having direction in the
School, will be paid 70 the manners and department
of the pupil and thorough course of instruction will
De pursued in every branch of study.
The Boys School, which viii be entirely distinct
and separate from that of the Young Ladies, will be
opened on Monday, the 4th Of September next:-Ke
happy TO inform his patrons aud the public that he
will be aided in his Boys School by Dr. Radcliffe, a
distinguished graduate Of Trinity, Dublin
a Instruction will be given in French and Spanish
by Gentleman fully qualified to teach these lan-
guages.
= Terms made known On application 70 '''7sa'7
~ Z .sazs s7aGzI 80 ~ GEO. LUTHER.
Washington, August 26th, lss4.-G -
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NOTICE.

NWR. CAMILLE NICOLAS, Jeveller
NM and Manufacturer of Silver Spoons
and Forks, at st. Martinsville, respectfully
announces to the public of St. Landry, that
ne is ready to receive all orders for the re.
pairing of Jewellry, and principally all kind
ofsilverwares All orders can be sent to him
or inquire at the Office of the Ope1ousas
Courier 4
St. Martinsville, April 21st, 1866.
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E. Miscellaneous
OPEL LOUSAS FEMALE ACADEMY

WU r. l. Mrs. HOY, with the assistance
Nn of Miss Hoy and NINE. DE Sr. ANGE,
will open on the l2th Of March, in the Town 81
Opelousas, First Glass School, where the practi-
cal as we'll as the ornamental branches OF female
education. will be taught. They are prepared to
give thorough instruction in the English, French,
German and italian Languages, also Music Lessons
on the Piano and Guitar Drawing, Painting, Trans
fering, French Embroidery in Silk Chenille and
Worsted plain Needle Work Calesthenies, Deport-
ment, Dancing, Equitation. The Principal hopes
with the assistance Of able Teachers, and the ad-
vantage pupils will desire, from constant personal
care to secure the patronage of the inhabitants of
Opelousas and vicinity ltlsss 14.@" 81 2%
Terms per session oftwenty-one weeks, payable
one half in advance the balance on the middle of
the session s,...,.
Tuition in Primary Department, S 90 90
do advanced do u s 25 90
4 French, italian, German. each, .a r... Is 90
Instruction on the Piano, .E..- ..rs 80 90
do do Guitar, ........ 80 90
Drawing, Is 90
Painting, 'ss 20 90
French Embroidery in Silk Chenille and
Worted, - =. nile =. .-..... F..- -r.- .... 10 90
Calesthenies Department. Dancing, IL 90
Equtation, per lesson. ! 90
Boarding, Washing, Fuel and Lights SO 90
Nine. DE Sr. ANGE having entered into prior
engagement at Mrs. Henry's School in Natchez,
will not be able for the present to Join the School
Opelousas, March 10th 1855
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Estate of Eulalie Piduery.

2 ME purchasers at the successional sale
j. Of Eulalie Piquery deceased, are in:
formed that the first payment has expired
with the month of April last and unless the
same is paid without delay, in the hands Of
the undersigned, it will be collected with
costs. MARTEL & HARDY,
- Agents.
Opelousas, May 10Th, 1856.
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY
KROLLERION!

FOR CURLING THE HAIR
LNoR many years it has been the object of deep
Il est study with chemists and others, to pro-
duce fluid that, applied to the hair, would cause
it to wave and curl equal il beauty to the ustura!
curl.
THE KROLLEP1ON
Is the only article ever offered to the world sha.
will effect this most desirable object But three or
tour applications are necessary to curl it as much
may be desired, and for any length of time. From
the many testimonials of those who have used it,
the subscriber does not hesitate to warrant the
to give satisfaction, and prove as
recommended in all cases
The recipe for making, with full directions for
USE Will be sent on the receipt Of one dollar post
paid. The ingredients wllno cost over l2 cents.
Direct to H. A. FREMONT,
Warren, Trumbull Co., O.
April 21st, 1555.-3m
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Mercantile Cards. sc.
SHWARTZ & KAUFMAN,

OPELOUSAS,
AVE just received by the last boats, a
- complete assortment of Spring and
Summer Dry Goods. comprising mostly Silks,
Bareges, Ginghams, Jaconats, Swiss muslins,
plain and embroidered, Curtains embroi-
dered and damasked, Shoes for ladies', gentle
men, boys and negroes, ready made clothing,
Hats of all kinds, Saddlery, Hardware, Cut
lery, all of which they will sell as low as any
store Of the place, and upon favorable condi-
tions.
They respectfully solicit share of the pub
lie patronage.
March 31st., 1855
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IA V1A1tINIUU Nbi NIBEH
Opelousas, May 5th, 1855.
state Of Lotltgtaua.

state of ZOtlt9taUa.
DISTRICT COURT, ] ~ a,-
Parish ef'St. Landry, NO. '40O'
Estate of Lewis A. Deskin.
WALIERE ROY & HONORE DE.
" JEAN, of the Parish of St. Landry,
Administrators of the Estate of the late Le-
wis A. Deskin, late of said Parish, having
fled Tableau of distribution Of funds of said
Estate and classification of creditors of said
Estate, accompanied by petition praying
that the same may be homologated; And
whereas the prayer of said petition has been
granted by an order of Court, dated 9th May,
1855. -
Therefore, notice is hereby given to sll
interested, to make opposition, If any they
havcs within thirty days from the date hereof,
why said Tableau should not be approved
and homologated. g,ea -r..sf -flr- ..ass
~ A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
Opelousas, May 18th, 1866.
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NeW-Orleasas, Packet.

an" b THE good and safe steamer ALICE
sHtsFfss w. GLAZE, j. JOHNSTON Master, is
- now making regular trips from WASH
ington TO Newt Orleans. This steamer was built
expressly for this trade is entirely new and deci-
dedy the fastest and best boat in the trade will
run the trade the year round. The Glaze has at all
times and will continue to fake freights is low or
at the same rates other boats in the trade Ship
pers and consignees will have this advantage by
the Gdse their freight are delivered from the stea-
ner direct at the Warehouse, and down freight are
not lighted but taken on board at Washington being
the only boat that comes to the landing atahe pres
ent stage of water.
Washington, La, May 5th, 1865.
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Judicial Sales, &C..
III n e~>>~cec->--~~-~~e~~
ShERlFF'S SALE. n@ 81
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
% Antoine Pierrel
DISTRICT CouRT,
Parish of St. Landry
Ay znn

70 Antoine Pierrel DIsrRlcF CouRr,
Fo .aaa eavs.s ea SD Parish of ST. Landry
Armautine BERN & al. No 1891
ID virtue oil an order of seizure and sale, issued
Abt in the above entitled suit, by the District
Court, in and for the Parish of 81. Landry and to
me directed will be exposed at public SALE for cash
at the Court House Of this Parish, Saturday, the
Cd day of June, "A. D.. 1856, commencing at the
hour of IL O'Clock, A. M, and continuing from da
to day, necessary, all the right title. interest and
demand of Emile Gullory, in and to the following
described property, seized to satisfy said order,
to-wits 81 =. r. ..sa, T. Is - 80 s.aT
house and lot Of ground situated in the town
East by land Of Ewes South by Carrier street, West
by land of William NJ. Prescott. *
!, =, ..,-.o, .s3.sz 20 J. B. DAVID, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, st. Landry, April DIST. 1855.
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70 EasSsSls3. 81

nR. PLATE offers his services as dentist 10
~ the public of St. Landry. All his works in
plugging and inserting of artificial teeth are war
ranted and performed by the latest and most ap-
proved process. aaH Jt5g ,aafs -
Office, at the late residence of Miss Marguerite
Chretien, in Opelotsas
N. B.-Dr. Pilate will go wherever he may be
professionally called, but patients will find great
advantage in calling themselves at his Office.
Opelousas, April 2sth, l855.-1y.
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Estate of Alexandra Lanclos, pe

Estate of Alexandra Lanclos, pere.
ME purchasers at the successional sale
y of the late Alexandra Lanelos pere,
deceased, are hereby informed that the last
payment falls due i'll the course of May inst
ant, and unless the same is paid punctually,
in the hands of the undersigned, it will Be
collected with costs. ...
.< ULCER LANCLOS,
l.= .=.vs..s . ..s a.- AdmsnisEratoy.
Prairie Gros Cheyreuil, ST. Landry,
90 ase May 5th, 1s55.-5t
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Judicial AdVert'S.
NHONETION.
District COurt"Parish Of St, LANDRY.

OACCGCG OVNAt'A uAAcA Vi Obs AAuuA
In the name Of the State Of louisiana
to schona 1t may acern"....Greeting.
* NOW YE, THAT FREDERIC AcHER.
~ of the Parish Of St. Landry, has ap-
piled to our District Court for Montion il
conformity with the act of the Legislature en-
titled "an act for the further assurance Of IT,
ties to purchasers at Judicial sales approved
March 10th 1854, to make known, That the
said Frederic Acher became the purchaser of
the property hereinafter described, at q pub.
lie sale at auction made by Jean Baptiste
David Sheriff of said Parish of St Landry,
on the 4th day of November 1854, which
said sale was made in virtue of writ of f.
fa issued from the District Court of the afore-
said Parish, in the cause entitled Toole and
Barriere VS.. j. A. Dumartrait & ais, No
32lS, of the files of said Court.
! DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
Lot No. one in Square No. twenty-three in
the Town of Opelousas, bounded North by
Vine street, South by lot formerly owned by
David Ackison, East by lot No two of the
same Square and West by Court street.-Al-
! 80 lot No two on Square No. twenty. three,
bounded North by Vine street, South bv lot
No. three in the same Square, East by Main
| street and West by said lot No one, seized
as the property of j. A Dumartrait and
Louis Bordelon; was adjudicated to said
Frederic Acher, for the price and sum of
seven hundred dollars, payable in twelve
months bond of said amount, with ten per
eentum per annum interest thereon, from its
date. All of which will be seen on referring
to the proceedings on file in said suit No.
s218. - #.. .. ..s. .rs1
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to
all persons who can set up any right, title or
claim In and to the property above described,
IN consequence of informality in the order,
decree or Judgment of the Court under which
the above named sale was made or any If.
regularity or illegalty in the appraisement
or for any other defect whatsoever, to show
cause within thirty days from the day this
monision is first inserted in the puplic papers,
why the sale SO made should not be confirmed
and homologated in accordance with the ap-
plication of the said Frederic Acher, the pur-
chaser.
In testimony whereof l have
n MWSS hereunto, set my hand and affixed
gthe Seal of said Court this 5th
day of May 1856. -1 ..
lid. +. ...s A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
Opelousas, May 5th., 1855.
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Rene O9,OZo

" Mr. PEFrERkoRN, Boot and
~ - Shoe Maker, respectfully in.
forms the public and his cust.
omers, that he has removed his Boot & Shoe
Shop, on Main street, between Landry and
Bellevue streets, late Office of the Telegraph
where he is ready to receive al orders, for
cash only.
He takes this occasion to invite all those
who are indebted to him to take into consid
GRAFTON his last misfortune, and to come and
settle the quickest possible.
Opelousas, April 28th, 1855.
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state of Ao,ltstalta. !.

S&*sSAE ~ &AU&G9eS&S&SSS
DISTRICT COURT I NJ z,.k
Parish Of st. Landry, NO' '740'
Estate Of Antoine Ritter 4 Tharsils SaVois.
n OUIs MARKS, of the Parish of St.
- Landry, Administrator of the Estate
Of the late Antoine Ritter and Tharsile Sa-
vote, both deceased, late of said Parish, ,Ahav.
ing fled Tableau Of redistribution and classi.
fcation of funds of said Estate, accompanied
by petition praying that the same may be
homoogated And whereas the prayer Of
said petition has been granted by an order Of
Court, dated May 7, 1855. ~
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in.
terested, to make opposition, if any they have.
within thirty days from the date hereof why
said Tableau should not be confirmed and
homologated.
A. GARRIGUEs, Clerk
Opelousas, May 18th, 1855.
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Estate Of Rosemond Doucet.

Y ME purchasers Of property at the sue
II. cessional sale Of Rosemond Doucet,
and also those at the sale of the property in
community between said deceased and Gle
menti Hollier fills, are hereby informed that
the first pay ment becomes due in the course
Of the present month ofAprilaand unless the
same is paid at the office Of .sD.Avy, Re-
fcorder or in the hands Of the undersigned, it
will be collected with costs u EafT s-aa.e5
.at il yiira CLEMENT HOLLIER, fls.
sssess 1ela asts ,fs5si4 ss4 uaa administrator
aai 0pelousas, April 21st., 1856. Cd Eaafs9sag
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COLLECTION,
MEXEKEAH HAYS.

Il, !. T. PARISH SURVEYOR
Il I'd ESPECTFULLY offers his services as
- such to his friends and the public in
general. Office, corner of Court and South
Street, Opelousas June 3, 1854-1y
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FO R SALE.
LIME! LINaE!!

Y ME undersigned having bought stone
u for the. fabrication Of lime in Pine
Prairie, informs the public that he has now
on hand, 1000 barrels of lime, equal in quail.
ity, if not superior, to the celebrated lime Of
Thomastown, which he will sell cheap, and
that he will continue the trade on a large
scale. ~ CHARLES LUTZ.
Pine Prairie, January, 9th, 1855.
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NOTICE 70 BRICK.MAKERS and NAsoss

csce q the Board Of Trustees Of the State Seminary
Of Learning Of Louistaaa
APRIL 3d., 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ until the 18th day of June next, for
making One Million Fire H4~d,ed 1housaad goo5
n'ercha"tabNc Bricks, the Seminary lands, about
three miles from the town of Alexandria. in fbe
Pine Woods, where wood is abundant, and will
cost the Contractor only the cutting and hauling
to the kiln. =,
The Brick must be not less than 9 incbe. in
LENGTH Al inches In width and 81 inches ia thick.
ness. t-s.... : .r.' 49,.
one-third the required quantity to be delivered
IN the Kiln on or before the lst day January ne 1t
and the remainder on, before the st day Of Julv
1855. .s.e - '1'5'
Payment will be made oftwo-thffds the contract
price as quantities of not less than 25OUOo are del
vered, and the remainder on the last delivery
the Contractor being at liberty to finish his brick
and receive his compensation within the shortest
practicable period.
Securtywill be required for the faithful ner.
formance Of the contract ., -.
Proposals will be considered for separate lots Of
not less than 100000 on the terms above EXPRESSED
Also tor making and laying the brick in the walls
OF the buildings, at rate per thousand.
Address, M r. ARIAL,
.,., Secretary State Seminary Board.
Alexandria, La, April 2sth, 1856.
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A. MARX E5ILIEsRs.a
PAINTER AND GL4zJER

nFFERS his services TO the public. An orders for
work viii be promptly attended to, and his
prices win be nnoderate aSA
te will clean, rub anew and revarnish old furni.
lures and viii, ia fact attend to aIi the various
branches OF his profession. @
Resdence .--In 0peloN
opelousas, january 6t6, Is55.-Iy
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PUBLIC SALE.

By the undersigned, auctioneer. in and
.' for tho Parish Of st, Landry. ,s..
E#NIIE public are hereby informed that
- there will be sold, at public sale. to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned,
iatthe last residence of Gerasime Richard,
near Grand Coteau, inthis Parish, OF. 5s ii
Tuesday, 22d of May next, 1856,
the following described property, belonging
to the Estate of said Gerasime Richard, de-
ceased, late Of the Parish ofsSt Landry,
fn-Hik. ---.-- -
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enunnerate.

s7efass Ggsd C Coaditio,ssg The purchase
money, payable; all sums of $40 and under
said sum, payable cash, and all sums upwards
afs20, payable in three equal annual install
ments, from the 1st day Of ApriIof the pres
ssnt. year, 1855. that is to say,a. one third
payable on the 1st of April, 1856, ono third
payable on the LIST Of April following 1857,
and the remaining third, payable on the 1st
of April 1858. d Purchasers giving approved
personal security, and the lands and slaves
remaining specially mortgaged unto said
Estate until full and entire payment Of the
purchase money and the interest that may
accrue thereon And moreover, allsums mot
punctually paid at maturity, to bear interest
at s per cent per annum, from time due until
paid. sslf za.y,'l s.sar4 AUG. DEJEAN,
yfssiss % a5ssse .AuctaoaneS.is
sas Opelousas, April 21st, 1866. "5a
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W. 0N8AIhh9o

REGS leave to inform his friends and the
-M1 Public that he has return from the
city-and offers his services (for Q short
time) to those who may wish to preserve true
Lkenesses Of themselves or friends. Persons
possessing Daguerreotypes of departed friends
can have them copied into life size Portraits.
Studio at the Court House.
Opelousas. April 14th., 1855.
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Of both sexes and divers ages. ~ = 7.T
One lot of pickets, 10 ploughs, IL
ra pairs names, 4 harrows, 4 OK
81 carts, | pair wheels, 2 cross cut
4. 4. saws, 5young mules, one pair OF
carriage horses, one. horse cart,
q one carriage, 9 yokes of work
oxen, 200 head Of horses and
j, mares, 80 head Of gentle horned
sia cattle, 2Ohead ofhogs, one watch,
eng household furniture, kitchen uten-
sils, plantation implements, and
many other articles too tedious to
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- A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
Opelousas, May 18th, 1855.
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Opelousas. May 5th.. 1851 .IBid -5rrgd
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Public Sale.

Opelousas, April 2lst, 1855.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31

Mr.. Kelly promised to purchase books
for the boy as fast as he could learn to
read them, and when George Henry left
the schooiroom his face was wet with
tears. We scholars who had remained in
the entry, saw him come ont. and our hearts
warmed towards him. We spoke kindly
to him, and walked with him to his house
and his heart was too full for utterance.
On the next day, George Henry com
mencea studying in good earnest, and the
teacher helped him faithfully. Never did
/ see change SO radiant and staden as
that which took place in the habits Of the
poor boy.
AS soon as the teacher treated him with
kindness and respect, the scholars follow
ed the example, and the results was, they
found fiNthe unfortunate youth one of the
most noble-hearted, generous, aecommoda-
ting, and truthful playmates in the world.
Long years have passed since those
school-boy days. George Henry has be-
come a man Of middle age, and in all the
country there is not man more beloved
and respected than he is. And all is the
result Of one teacher having done his
duty.
You who are school teachers, remember
the responsibility that devolves upon you.
In this country of free schools, there should
be no distinction between classes. All
are alike entitled to yoar care and coun-
sci, and the more weak the child, the more
earnest should be your endeavors to lift
him up and aid him.
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OUR LOCOMOTIVES.

An Englishman was Dragging of the
speed on English railroads, to a Yankee
traveller seated at his, side in one of the
cars Of a fast train, in England. The
engine bell was rung as the train neared
a station. 1t suggested to the Yankee an
opportunity of taking down his compan:
ion a peg or two"
{. What's that noise ?" innocently in.
quired the Yankee.
We are approaching town." said the
Englishmah. They have to commence
ringing about ten minutes before they get
to a station or else the train would Fun
by it before the bell could be heard -
wonderful, lsn TIT? Isuppose they navIl' c
invented bells in America yet 2"
Why yes" replied the Yankee: we've
got bells, bit can't use them on our rail.
roads. We run so tarnal fast that the
train always keeps ahead of the sound.
No use whatever, the sound never reaches
the village till after the train gets by.n
Inde-d p exclaimed the Englishman.
Fact said the Yankee; : had to give
up bells. Then we tried steam whistles
but they wouldn't answer, either. |
was on a locomotive when the whistle was
tried, We were going at tremendous
rate-hurricanes we're hoRhaf, and had
to hold my hair on.
We saw a two horse wagon crossing the
track about five miles ahead, and the en-.
gineer let the whistle on, screaming like
a trooper. 1t screamed awfiilly: but ii
wasn't no use. The next thing knew [
was picking myself out of pond by the
roadside, amid the fragments of the loco.
motive, dead horses, broken wagon and
dead engineer, lying beside me. Just then
the whistle camc along, mixed up with
some frightful oaths / had heard the en-.
gineer use when he first saw the horses:
Poor fellow, he was dead before his voice
got to him. After that we tried lights;
surprising these would travel faster thar
sound. We tried some SO powerful. that
the chickens woke up all along the road
when we came by surprising it to be m5Fh-
ing: But the locomotive kept ahead of it
still, and was in the darkness, with the
llght close on behind it. Finally we had
to station electric telegraphs along the
road, with the signal men to telegraph
when the train was in sight; and have
heard that some of the last trains beat the
lightning fifteen minutes every forty miles:
b t | can't say as that is true-the rest I
know to be sou
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A WAGER WON,

A San Francisco paper says that con
Siderable amusement was created in one
of the streets Of that city short time
since, blythe appearance Of an Irishmap
driving before him, attached to a cart, one
of the leanest and most raw -boned Rosi-
nantes which ever trod the earth Of Cali
fornia. The laughter and ridicule of the
bystanders were such that Pat becoming
indignant at their sarcasms, offered td
wager one hundred dollars with any per-
son Of the surrounding crowd, that his
horse could draw load of $500 weight ND
steep hill which was close at hand. He
planked the money. and his bet was speed.
lily covered by bystander. who thought il
an easy way Of earning pile. The cart
was accordingly piled up with sacks ofIpao1i-
tatoes until the required weight was at.
tanned, and the horse proceeded to prove
his remarkable merit by walking without
stopping or apparent difficulty, directly up
the hill. The Iaughter. was then upon the
other side, and Patrick, pocketing the
cash, pursued his way rejoicing.