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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-16

NJ Il. PEFFERKORN, Boot and Shos
- Maker, having been burnt out, respectfully In.
forms the public and his old customers that he hAs
opened a new shop in the former Telegraph Office, In
NAN, between Landry and Bellevue streets, where
ne will receive and fill promptly oil orders In his line
for cash, end for cosh only. May s. -
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-16

A IL PERSONS who were purchasers =
- the sale of the estate of ALEXANDER CLOSE.
ment falls due on the LIST of June next. and are 70.
gueSted to come forward and settle at maturity with
tne Undersigned, at his residence, if they wish %
avoid costs. May II. VALMONT Sicily,
Agent of Adm;n;ufrofHv
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-16

DIR: DAVID L. TODD, Gate Of the Charity
- Hospital,) Washington, La, offers his profes-
slonal services to the citizens of Washington and tho
surrounding country, -~577
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-16

Clysopompes tnew sty'e), etc. Z
which they will offer for sale cheap at TIE usual
terms. MAY ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
printing.

THE VERY LARGEST and most COMPRE-
u BENsIvE GESERAL NEWSPAPER, BOOK and
JOB PAINTING OFFICE 90 this Continent, - JOHN
A GRhY's. OF CT ana FrAnk tor ss Ses York
~htre EVERY CONCEIVABLE VARIETY of work 10
Poster on Coored Shoe bill the haDssomesf ehesps.t Or
allest Circular Card abel PLAIN fancy "hefs
Illustrated nttd spd Boond to salt ths de-
OF the suseessf Publishers Nhere SIXTY OF
the Star dsid Periodicals OF this city have orsnsed and been
i.,ued his Presses which sTlLL oelrv.ios Thirty
Of the s1fest Al most respectable NEUSPAPFR5 AAGA
ZIrEs aud REVIEWS, with Underwriting regularity and &C.
Ia OF SOB PRIeIING or PRESsROhK OF any hind
ON DkMAnD and at the i0v sst possible ash p1cos
be certain OF odsticn any Of the
JOHN A. GRAY Nos IS ana "a Chdst Y.
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Ofden He FefpeetdlJ <lle,t-d =
GREELEY 4 McELRATa,
Trihune RaInnsa N.z. Yorf

EORFIGN and AMERICAN MUSIC DEPOT,
i stNo $50 Brosd~sy, Mes Yort.-scHU5ERT %
Th- s,oet in the Uuied itses Of million ~orss
with 5000 81 their publications al those OF
Which reprints raade reduced prices To the trade the
usss discount.
TOR BATTLE SCENES, Maps, Charts, Pic
i toria Psnorsl. Of the VAR ~ TAG East, With
bsitles Of Crimes .ncress STIAsOS Co
Publishers No 70 3rosdvsv
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THE GREAT REVOLUTIONARY
II ROMANCE.
KATE AY l. T. 8 F o Il D:
STORY OF THE REFU6EEs.
BY cHAsLksJ PETERSON


BY cHAsLksJ PETERSON
Au'hor of CrnbinE in the Lsst VI &c
In one vol Price Is ele.t; psosr covers, 81.
tnyho have fsAa this work pronounce one OF tse most
tb ips .borhipg sre po~.rf1 s,ores p-naed Bat
slthoc IL i7ed It has ersssssd o,ssioa LIS
ry. .iosulsy pure and beautiful sai its ehTaeters are
siursl portrsitujea
IRE stntion of reader s'oeed 20 the ~ owing jl
eseuirscr and hIhly complimentary notes, from the
Philsdelphis paper:
From The Dollar Hewspsrer
heuphs,iesls poseiiu story. Every s7,se.d1s chap
ter proves ere interesting than those sbeh have preceiei T.
The rede only origins. in conception eut saey are
p,ed in unusual visor The eAsssers q. .kstehed
after the fs,tion q true .ris. "
From The Saturday Courier.
The scene. eonneesd Nth tie Of Kate Alleso,i
from Of tn brs.rd Be mentioned in hlasrs ion
They would compare fsvoraby boush far l-s exadei
eepts;ed in action and plot Of all of SCOTS aove
Frm TIE Ptbtc Ledger.
Ose cf t, ,.st BEAUTIES Ct he story thu -b,aces
never u1ranr nor the Incidents probable; sd from
ii mir ue dec Dto Is soa1d the mot TIM
interest 10 awakened The narrative more AMI more
stsoTtins so proceeds, II 81 hands fru-onrced
the .ses orsiusl novelette, yu,.hd 0r many yeas zaj
Justly places M suhor The very head Of the popular
writers OF the day country Th. rood de,i
but ,hni the public the psrusal Of the Story viii sg'7e
with us that our eommendAton i not eXssEer.ted'
jest rubii.b.d Pr fERHON, Phrs pfs.
BUSCE BROTsER, soo,. I.r' and Pa6mhss
No 4 h-ry
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1lne AIRS.

GOUPlL & Co. respectfully inform the public
~ h. trey will e,hib fr short time IN thsir Gallery
grand PAINTING BY DASTrL MActGsE RA
NOA HIS RIFICE.
Subscriptions fOr fse ENGRAVING thereof BY SIMMONS.
received No. $50 Broadway.
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AmnsementS.


A CADFNiY OF MUSIC-TTALIAN OPERA.
kornsd by ssDer.i eesrr- Doniretf. Grand Opers Of
$751; LuGs Fsflo 3 SOC o. Tr,Av,rJ,
sisuch BsiGNoLI aud BApIALi,
susesi DirscIoI and Conductor MaRErzEK
rORDEN KINGS. and the Box oee Of The Academy Of
Pie. Of ard D1s; ciI:ls 81 Secured
DooIs open at 7-performsnee commences at O'Clock.
n GRAND SACRED
nIsoELLANESus CONCERT,
90 SATURDAY, APal7,
On whish occasion .,-o,,y
s'"oJ st sEsrU &C .r yaHErzEK'
sisro, sRlGSoLI
ss''t s, soLG soSI.r,
signor ROCCO.
Together with fOu chorp. sas rsnd 0ishssts under the
MAX MAREflEK,
~, ns.r,iSa.r, will be ,iv.n in o,,-. ,s,...,.,,.
The pubs; is respectfully informed that kosssnfs chef
doHve, u,t,,u
wmbe rrodreed sondsy evening, April . for the 6rst
eue America Seats esn Be seealsd al The week.
NIBLO's SALOON.-GRaND CONCERT.
IN On THURSDAY Evening, April S,h,
by All' M sA ST ALsYs, VIVA
and Areusr coEcKEL the e.l.sraisd Pisui.t on which
OPEkATiC.
SACRED, ard
MISCELLANEOUS MUSIC.
Mr. sABarith will preside at the Pisno-FoTte
Fall particulars IN Programmes.
TICKETS 30 CENTS
Doors open AZ o'eiOck-Ccneert to eoumenceMs.
RUCKLEY's sERENADERS-No. $50 Broad.
- wsy-GRFAr CONSTIPATION or TALENT
HEGko AINsTRELsY,
and the Comic Opers Of
ELIXIR OF LOVE,
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
Coneer commences at "a o'eloek- Tickets Is eenta
GEO. CIIRISTY g. WOODS MINSTRELS-
" No. <72 BrosdwsJ.-0PEN EVERY EVENING.
Tickets Is eerta
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WANTED-AtNo. 34l Broadway, Basement, }
w Men for Railroads AMI Steamers sslssrea clerts
Porfers Barbeepen Coschuen G.rderers Boys 70 Learn
TrsSes. Applicants pessDs o. st.tss p.rsesl.r vl b
Utfsd taos. SeINK, ASes.
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THE WHO ALMANAC for l-55 contains,
N sSdor the usual calendar PAGES and A'troH oTiea
RI SovERsaENr OF THE UNITED srArGs-E,
ssNsTr OF ThE UNITED STATES, Members OF. $40
Duration u Office 1900 n
HOUSE Os hkPhEsENrAlINEs, Members or po'itieAls
eiassinsd
xXXivtb cosGREss Members or s. far chosen. ponr
-sly -lassifed
TIE u Ar IN EUROPE
Historical and CInoa sistsh o. the wE between Ru'ss
and ths s1.ec fos .I., ee TO az l. ls-o
The Rise Progress probable Destiny Of the mJHsFiou
PoTe,l Pr, si.i&s 20 6s Mfs n9os S"hia
Table eouprsos the Esn-. square Nile. Porel sf'os
Capital and Chief Executive Ocer Of each Of the Govern
mepu Of North ard south Amercs md the West iadis
sLaVEaY LEGISLATION IN TIE UNITED states
The Fugitive Save Law Of I7sS-Ths Missouri Conprooss
brake Act Of 6, the ysss .pd Nay. On s passage care
MI, eissshed-speeeb Of william d s-ssrs Oh 'hs sI
rf9T PrsLtC LASOs, GRADUATION ACT, sc.
TREATY OF RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA, &C.
rSFGTY WITH stXICo tG.sden rressyl
TRFATY VITA JAPAN
NATIONAL FIsASf Is &c
As.t.es Of Rspor Of the Secretary Of Treasury See
retAry Of Nav Po-tn.ster.ieosrAi. Ss
AGRTCULTUR Al In lere.ttns Fses Tor P.Dsn, as
TIE UNITED STATES NAVY
Lit Of he vees o. War Of the Navy, sta aste
Guns ben ,na shere built By stom COMMANDED. wheEs
ELECTION RETURNS Prom gvERY srArE IN fHE
UNION which b.s be slestiob during the yeH care
tuli, scupli,d and compared With former elections 81
pressly for the bis Alasn.e -,
GOVERNMENTS OF TEE sEvERAL STATES fOh lsao
Table containing list Of TIE States Capital Governor
dens Of he.tns Of Le<sstur-s- tine o. hoians sie'
tons he
POPULAR VOTE FOR Presidents IN si2, 1873. sns
is4t and POPULATION OF EACH sfArE
Price u. cent. eeh, - per dos-s s7geI loe PostnI.
sp. .'' po.s os II. as.ss .Ssn
seat ,,,-,,-..
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ME MYSTERIES OF ASTROLOGY AND
n THE wosDERs or MAGIC By Dr. G W. SoeseL
Inc sAs OF tas wc'k has been enormous Already nn
oroasn three editions Of % geo copies each In esir
more nohe ne e.ideeee OF the snthor 600 copies nsve
OF narratives of ancient Neeremsney OF the
o. tne Middle ages Of Witcbeph and OF the more
n9ot!n spoa rneeomess, Of absorbing interest IL
be ebtainea Of the author Dr. w ROBACK No III syss
nose CiDeinusti Ohio 90 ineosns biz address
StsteA Asc for ssls. wholssas snS refal by
De WIFI 4 DAVENPORT, Ne. ls2 Nssuast
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Mem Civilizations.

EXTRAORDINARY and TIMELY WORK!
H BY rr NAPOLEON RoUssELL. OF Paris
Deeiesied 10 hia ferd Dr. WA R.LAvRsScE. Of Boston
CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT NATIONS
COM Il A Il ED.
N THREEroLO
KNOWLEDGE, WEALTH AND POWER.
With an ISrR rDUCTION
Ry the Hon ard Rev BAfTlsTE w NOEL, Of Lon6en.
We call th an extraordinary and timely work
does when question OF Proestsntim md popey sstst
In, two a. n.iners before and fu nhins dces
sornIss mss.zipe OF historical ard statistical facts with
which TIE pIlsnson' Of the Church Of Rome be dsno
.h,a A. an array of which she cannot
Proe,tsnt Anne ans Read this book and tske waning
Catholic Re sS IL esndoy and whst the prse
t,urs OF have done el--~here and
then would prefer have In be endsni here
fn one Large svo vol With ehsrtA rfice 81 y.
Publshs from the rrrr ch ecitilo by
JOAN JEWsrr { COMPANY.
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sTER's MELOD s.
Mr. no.' y1i;, .g,s Ei,e Of ,h. s.y
eho.en and he music and beautiful, o~roed re FOL
Ear h TINS Soss a S 70 sosE
Tie he song the sab Of TOE weary
WON 1onE VIII ray SWEET VOICE AGAIN
L,osn wib .ofi - ,hins p.n,
Lib "a. At-Ar
With nd eIg;s' r BY 5 sighe4 s ESQ, a5 ssIe
s'Gb II J-snis bot h.r Eshi 70 III .tr.'ed
- from he ond he.'is roasd her 1ai1s slsds
Phiurs II. h-t have ehe-ied a. asd soae.
Winter 1s' ~ = a eve Mll rI vSU ''a'
The lite up MI tive tsu oeoes snd past.
Then he eyes gan twinkle soe they've gone to 'sop
But they listened for your til they though. yoad
Oh Willie We have missed you weeo ne welcome hops.
~Iitt-n and compo-sd BY .iepheo = Poser IS eera.
10 sny s5S,..s % ne receipt Of ONE oOLL,R.
F1RTr. POND a. Co No tr.osltn sqasre. z.
DUBLISHED by JOHN C. RIKER,
JE No l EasS Si'' Nv wo 5f.f
Every politician 'todeut OF history or G,h- PEI pre-.
tepdps trowtdse Of our public STARS stoad press the
Nine tc Sy.. syo cloth g. 50 Peryolume,
hood Cloth l?no 81
Hs It. Ty .d Of s: eoB
"A hfu picture Of tn. times Of John Kuo, ard TIE Ret;
BEaiND THE SCENES BY LAZY Buissr, Cloth, iSao
SIPS
"A boob full Of qusoine,s aud power" IN Day Book.
Tho rout OF The book 10 satire >" Transcript.
SISTER AGNES; Or. THs CA?TIyE nun. limo eio'A' u
u" il !. psiofury Interesting" so,ton A,laa
"suobely srd graphically written" fuait'ord CoOraot
A NEW WORK by a DISTINGUISHED
VISITS To EUROPEAN CELEBRITIES By the Rev.
VIM B. Sprssue. u l2Do cloth 81
Tn. prus account q The Author' ,e,srsies
II il soos th.t think the sde orier largely o.
with certainty Of mating qak sales Ins GU ph7d b.
GOULD LiNCOL =. Bot, sni
SHELDON. LAHPOBr BLAkENiN Ns~-fort.
ID o X S for the T | VI s.
ID Ne~ edors of the hloxiog irpo.nt sld inter-. ng
Pubie,rp. have 1.t the press " III PIN
NAPOLEoN AND ThF a,RSHALS OF rHE EN-
PRE- Iu.sttd ~iih PoTtrs Of the GstinS hst Msrhi
ard Of Nap leor In dery svo Also, -
WARRINGTON AND TIL GE NEkAL@ OF rdE REVO-
LUTON Ilu.used With 6oely.epusved Portrait (ou
,tee from original pictures New edition With corsen'i
2volt. in enc DENY, sso.
DORTRAIT OF M. POOL E.
Abesu,ifu, Lrhorssb Portrait Of the late Vim. Poole
rtonouuctd bJ sll who anew the or giual 20 he
PtRFECT LIKE.Ess
Es,s.u a. ROSS. JONEs& rnU5EY,
Agents tor Booksellers Newsnen &c.
NNHE MISSING BRlDE.-By Mrs. Emma ID. 4.
truth ofth .uthor of The Lost iei ess SC w he
pub ,heo ,oop Bootseles Ness AEents .rd AZ Others <
peAse :, I'd in II orders Of once 70 T. PErER'ON
M Che uut q Phil a1e onla
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WANTED-A situation by respectable young
w Giri .CSILDRyNs MAID and - do PLAIN Sc "
ING bs, eisreuee sven Csn he tof tvo days Nc
|. % v y he Is. door. front 70,
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WANTED-By an American Protestant Glri,
IEONING koB.- ~her~ there 10 convenience 70 WORK
~ Gfl IS OF sntuaSn 70 axe care
g,od end would hse good hone
She .il sie.se ca, 81 70. ia Forsyth 81 IN the
itnc h'cr
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lARIs MTLLINERY.-Mne. sOLLER, n

4J Seav-st Aug1sin Is Under the sscasiye pat
rcnsss Of the pss,isn Aostaey ard the Besn ho,ds.
This house unfvaed for the elegance and ds ngoisaed
Gyl, OF Bornes Caps &s well tor hs rs'hiDs lead
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CITY and COUNTRY ADYERTIsING.-UI

the PHILOSOPHY If Advsriink agd ths bsst pfActicL
mod. csTrypg tbs sysr vslusbo D1r mson 10
hsd stv 2. PALMER's Advertising Agency rbons Build
In. New York
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INFORMATION WANTED OF MELzAR
4 FIT THEIR HOME, in iOthav., a Boy

IL Girl aRs6 gads years named FEsNY; h,ve not sin
b. beard 4 any int ligsnce OF theo will be thankfully
e.ved xtsenth W,Fd Police Office In ID At near Sc
relieve the kitty Of their distracted Mother
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rrec,rc,yuing and stereotypina.

VINCFNT D'LL sfefeotIp9 roundsf ahd hI1oTrUFJP7I'
Nc 70 ard 81 peeknsn.st Z. THIS Establishment p's
-. Ci,s for esery description of Electrotyping and
Stneo,pps in oil thervsrous branches All orders promptly
I'd at log prices.
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Gpeeial Notices.

Post.Cfiee Nstice.-Ths MAILS for EUROPE, per
Biz sites sssn.T Ats MTG viii close ~ his ofee
WEDNEsDAY, the Alb d,y Of April a. u! ccoes A. NJ.
IrAsC FOWLER Postmaster
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CPIhITUAL MANI FESTATIONS Through
~ NJ. CoAN Raplins snd Wiring sediam) bat one week
more ore yous 70 he departure Boston Sou ~ 10 IL
" Sto 5 And7to9P NJ AZ 10 Broadway. Hope Chapel
Binding N Private Circles by special Arrangement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

Deltn phi Conyentiop-A Convention Of The De's Phi
~,iI 49, nbr at s'oyOltsn II tel WEDNESDAY,
Anil A. AZ ~ O'Clock An OrstiOn ard Poem will be
pr nooncsd D. fore the Ccnvenion. THURSDAY EVEN
iNl EAIn kNENIN(i
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"A ANIED-By respectable young Woman,
w ,ta.uln CHAssExnAiD sad WAFER in a
all andy C.r General Hous.vork "a small
Has sood City reieecee. Apply at NJ. 27 Notes
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Uarts.

A YOUNG WOMAN wishes a situation, IN do
"a CT shBER ORR WATT &c % PLAIN SO NtS !
be for dsy. ~ Der present emgioser No f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

Laight..t. yceun,. m.ssg Of ibis Society will be
.SeIoek T.ss, ty Or. COLFMAN. Subject PRESENT
SHEORY AID PRACTICE Of MEDICINE. Question for
Dshste: " DO EATURE ArO ITS WORKS PROVE THE
IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL ~
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~ YEAS Of sge ma, end , de.rsbs home toe COUNT
With respectable sae Intelligent saiy who wish 10 ado
one (p-smsb.ntlI) ss daughter. address COMFORT Th
une Office.
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Go uhom il Alan Concern.

4 MOTHER wishes information Of her Son,
N THOMAS BEANIsH. who len ireland ABOUT three
,.srs sr6 lived for re No. " brosdway II AM
vs her information Of his wnees Hons hs wa eonfs
favor snsous moiber BY addressing CHa5 fU Lick
Pa.
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" y,rns ousl sord CITY reference ard a. Oh
sss' In the Washing Can be for tTO days 81
No rord . t-e b. r-OIe
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" ottsrsd AZ tie Oce Of ~ Amercsn ADD Fore
knf0yHspt soc.sty No. Is Ast0psee Eish lrsrrss refer
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mo siIth Ed.tlon New Rec

uth-oth ,uthor Of The Lost aei ess SC WI Ne
pub h.o ,oop Boosseler News Agents .Id al Others I'll
p..,e md ia n cir order. Of once T. PErERsO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

THREE Men and Woman wanted 70 90 to
Farm sbort distance IN TIE coaotry. the Hsa ms.
apderst.ld FARMING and WORKING with HORSES;
the Woman MANAGE the DAIRY sco,ch OF knslish
preferred Address b. letter, sE cal On JOHN ADASS, kss
WIN J.
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~ th Eussh German sis.-. % return this spas TO
Grn2ry nd would r. aid t. ENGAGE 9TH some family
Who 10 - Der f2thu se-sces
th- 10y hlsh character viii 20 h-f 81 No .
Irvpsvl.cs BY the s-v Or Bellows in ~ho's family she
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

THItp TUESDAY EVENING, hprl9 on THE SOCIAL
r. L8TlOs or nAN, CHOICE Of consehia eompsno n for
Sc esso,stcp mansse Interesting 20 both Esch
Leofure 70 b the psbc exsmin ons OF select
eS b, N. surcDoe. sesis free a0o collection taken
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09
Rev. DR.. Mason.

The great Dr. Mason, in his day the most clio.
quent of preachers in the city OF New York,
IN The habit of walking every morning down the
street to Washington Market. certain lawyer,
of no less celebrity in his line, wont to take
the same walk, but being earlier than tine Doctor,
usually came up the street as the parson went
down. One morning deep snow was on the
ground, and a single path only was beaten by the
few who had been out before them. The two
gentlemen had often met in their walks, but never
in private, and had not even a speaking acquaint-
ance. Now they met face 10 face. and the NOR.
ming being cod and neither OF them in good humoT /,
they stood waiting the for The other 10 give way
by stepping out into the snow. Presently the stall
war divine moved step toward the wall the
lawyer came up to pass the Doctor returned too
suddenly, and bringing his shoulder into contact
with the lawyers, tipped him into the gutter
The disseminated lawyer picked himself up, and,
as he brushed off the snow, very coldly re-
marked:
You belong to the Church militant, should
think
'Ay,' said the Doctor, as he strobe onward, and
10 the Church TRIUMPHANT too
This was not very very amiable in the reverend
gentleman, certainly; and he was not well re-
pu,ed for the softer graccs as for pulpit rloquence,
in which he withouta peer. One Of his mem-
bers left his church and became attached TO one
Of the other congregations in this city. Hs had
been absent more than year, when he chanced
to meet the Doctor in The street, and attempted 10
make apology for having left Said he:
suppose you have missed me from your
Church the year pastP
No, have not replied the Doctor, very
grufly.
Yes, have found an easier road to heaven
than the one you preach
Easier road is it? but you'll have hell Of
toll to pay said the Doctor, as he pushed by, and
left his quondam parishioner TO digest The answer.
Harper'S Magazine.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09
Beautiful Extract.

The following beautiful paragraph we extract
from the address, delivered before the graduating
class Of Rutgers College, by the Hon. Theodore
Frelinghnysen, and commend it to the perusaI Of
the young:
''ResoIve to do something useful, honorable,
dutful, and do it heartily. Repel the thought
thn! you can, and therefore you may, live above
work and without it. Among the most pniable
objects in society, is the man whose mind has not
been trained by the discipline of education-who
has learned how to think and the value Of his I'M.
mortal powers and with all these noble faculties
cultivated and prepared for an honorable activity,
ignobIy sits down TO do nothing; with no influence
over the public mnd-with no interest in the con-
Germs of his country even bis neighb0rhood-
to be regarded a drone. without object or char
actcr, with no hand to lift, and effort to put
forth TO help the right hand or defeat the wrong.
Who can think, with any caImncss, OF such
miserable career? And however it may be with
you in active enterprise, never permit your infu.
ence 10 90 into hostility to the OF truth and
virtue. So live, that with the Christian poet you
may truthfully say that,
elf your country stand not by your skill,
AT least your follies have not wrought her fall"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

YOUNG AMERICA ORIENTALIzED.-TEe New
York Herald says that Turk, who has recently
arrived in New York from Consta nInopIe, has
established kakre, or Turkish conee-house, in
that city, where one may procure Turkish pipe,
with the best quality of tobacco, cup of coffee,
sherbet locoom, Zig paste) or other oriental Iuxu-
ries, served upon style that makes one imagine
himself under the shade of ST. Sophia, expected TO
be awakened from the delicious languor produced
by the fragrant berry or the aromatic weed, by
the musical voice of the mucZzin he cries ''To
prayers! TO prayers !" The house is fitted up in
strictly Turkish fashion, ard visitors seat them.
selves upon an elevated cushioned platform. They
have around them books, newspapers, dominoes
and chessboards. The pipe.bearer gives them
either the chlbouk with its long stem and amber
mouth-piece, or the narghile, the smoke Of which
is cooled by passing through water. The coffee
is served in little porcelain cups.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09

For THE TEETH-Dssolve two ounces OF bo.
rax in three pnts of boiling water and before it is
cold add one easpoonlul of the spirits Of camphor
and bottle for use. table spoonful Of this mix
tuFe with an equal quantity oftePid water and ap-
ply daily with sof. brush preserves and beauti.
fes the teeth, il extirpates all artarous adhesion,
arrests decay, induces healthy action of the
gums and makes them look pearly white. The
best period to wash The teeth is at night before 70.
tirng to sleep.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09
RailrOad Hotel,
CHESTER, S. c.
Ey j. r. NICHOLSON.

IA THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
E:F1 and the public generally, that his house, kno,
--H-as the Railroad Hotel,' opposite the Chester
Depot, si open for the reception of regular and
transient boarGcrs and the travelling pubic and that
he Is making every cXertion TO deserve and secure
continuance of the kind and liberal patronage which
has hitherto been extended to him. He atters himself
that every needed arrangement has been made pro-
the comfort of al. who stop with him his rooms
airy and weurnishcd, his servants attentive
and obcdent, and his table constantly supplied with the
best Of the season, that his friends will any
attention necessary make their soourn pleasant and
agreeable. His stables furnished with good host
crs and abundance of provcnder and he is prepared
at moments notice to supply his customers with pri-
vatc convcyapccs of every SORT TO any part Of the
rounding country.
He desires TO return his acknowl gcmcnts TO the
public for past 1vors, and sucits for the future
equally liberal share of patronage.
Aug 90 1S54. 5tf JOHN R NICHOLSON.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-09
Good Advice.

Because YOU flourish if worldly affairs,
Don't be naughty and put on airs,
With insoIent pride Of station
Don't be proud. aud turn up your nose
Al poorer people, in palmer clothes,
But learn for The sake Of minds repose,
That weaith's bubble that comes and goes
And that all Proud Flesh, wherever i, grows,
Is subject TO irritation.