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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-06

o NJ E o A T H I 7
VIII meet his Office patients hereafter from to and
P. II. No. Walnut ST
Worcester. Nay 70, 1885
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the worcester Daily spy
Affairs with China,

By the American Telegraph Company's Printing Lines.
Office in General Express Office, Lincoln House Block.
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DIS henry Sargent gives special ttention to
diseases OF the Eye Office No. II Worcester Bank Block
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FITcHBURG.-The Sentinel states that Mr.
Wilkinson and his company still playing at
the Town Hall, to good houses. Mr.. W. is as
full of fun as it is good for one to be this hot
weather. He has become favorite with all who
attend his performances. Miss Hill, in every
thing she attempts, succeeds to a charm, while
Mrs. Wilkinson does her parts admirably. They
will continue through the week.
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NEW ARRASGEMENT.-The subscriber will extend his
line of stages and ompibusses from Worcester to Spencer
as follows:-Leaye Spencer at A NJ and the ay state
House, Worcester, at P. NJ LIZ SToNE
Worcester, May 90 1851. div
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GEORGE SESSIONS,
FuFnishing Underwater & Coffin Ware

Cofirs. Caskets, Patent Metallic Burial Gases and
Rohes Of every description always on hafd Also she
Me- PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, of all sizes
Every thing connected with the management of r,na-
63 Front street, Worcester, Mass d&Ttf mV9S
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HILDB ETH & BA RKER,
CITY sEXTONS

Wholesale md Retail dealersin C(FFTNs and CAsxEr,
Of al Kinds, Coffin Plates, Grave Clothes, &c,
No 81 EXCHANGE street. corner of Waldo street
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WHOLESALE s. RETAIL DRUGGIST
And dealer in Gold Plat. ard Foil Mineral Teeth and
Dental Findings. Also Manufacturer OF Soda Water and
Syrups.
N. B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
rom the best medicines. dtf f2h
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TaE TURF.-At the race, yesterday, upon the
Half Moon Track, g. Brownell named blk. m.
Mary Taylor, and C. A. Tourtellott g. g. Tom
Hyer. The mare won in three straight heats, as
follows :-239 -, 24OI2, and 2.42I.2.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.,

Dr I'1OHHCUW ItItsFnph OOlmnnmY.
Office, General Express Q6iee, Lincoln Honss RJooL
- Worcester.
TARIFF REDUOED-On and after Anil IL, .a.,o
from Worcester to Wesdeld Chester Factories PsSs,d
ana Chatham, N. " 70 cents for 10 words, each aJd
tlona WORD cents. N'' 'A0n "uoi'
>Wordsj each additional word cents va Az
A. A. L0VErT, supt
s..,..e.,, New York, Boston aud Albany district
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LOCAL NEWS

NARROW ESCAPE FROM FIRB.-Ihe village Of
Warren narrowly escaped destructive confla-
grafton, Wednesday night, by the arrival of the
midnight freight trains from this city. fire had
broken out IN the market of Makepeace & Rams
dell in the basement of the large shoe shop, near
the depot, and the flames had already begun to
burst from The windows, when the loud whistle
of the locomotive and the alarm Of FIRE from the
brakemen aroused the sleeping inhabitants, and
the building promptly saved. A few mo.
ments more and it would have been too late
Makepeace & Ramsdell, the principal sufferers,
are insured, as are also the owners of the build
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ALL WHO ARE NOW ABOUT
fuhoH AslNG' WILL FIND It MUCH To RIB
Advantage TO Examine

LARGEST AND MOST I'4 ExoELLENr STOCK
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o. II. TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEY 8 COUNSELLOR At LAW
No 8, Brlnley Hall,
mh3l du worcos,o. A.,
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ArnOId's GIObuIcs aud Vi10I to,...,
sale, Wholesale and retail, by.
30 HILL Druggist aud Apothecary.
N'JF uI Mechanical Hall Q,ori,
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A splendid variety of Flower Seeds.
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Z. -. NICHOLS, M. D.,
al EO P ATHIo PHYsICIAN
oFFloE AND REsIDENoE 112 MAIN 81. oRFron HouR
FROM Ito 3, AND TO ooIooK P. M.
Worcester, Oct. 20, 1853.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

How TO TAXI UT THg ScENr.-Sittina on
The PIAZZA of the Cataract, WIS a young ion.
pisll,looki'g gentleman, his garments very
b ghi,y scented with ii m,nglyd udor If musk
alid colegne. A solenn-faced, old,lookiiig man
after passing the dandy several times wilhsa
look Of aversion which drew general nplice,
suddenly stopped, and in a confidential tone,
said:
stranger, | know wbatn talks The scent
out Of yoM Clothes, YOU
What! what Do yon mean, STRIP said the
exquisite, Tired with indignation, as Ne rose
from his chair.
oh, set mad, do-swear, pitch ronnd,
hight, just because a man wants to do Won y
sindness!' cody replied the stranger. sBnl
! tel yoa | do know whatll take ont tina,
snel--fhew! You just bury ygpr clothes
bury ehl a day or two. Uncle josh rot n fop
Of u skunk, and he
At this instant there went mn from The
crowd a simultaneous roar of megrilneet, and
Inc dandy very senslbly cleared the coon y
and rushed ue stairs
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-|a -3L Eh fEH4
Another Of the good ladies Of our city teS&x
hes to The efficacy i Dir. MeLane's celebrsAA1
sern'ifags. prepared by Fleming Bros, PitS'
bnrgh, la -
NEwfosK, February 7, 1851. II
do hereby certify to, the public. tlAts4
enid OF mine, four years Old, being troi6t4
with worms, | was induced to purchase . bBtEs
TIL vt DR.. McLune's Celebrated VermffaSk
prepared by Fleming Bros, Of PittshuH
90, which administered and the result RaSt
" brought AWAY an immense number Of woft6e'
III punches aud strings many had the appeek
anee or being cut TO pieces. My child IS nov
enjoying most excellent health. / take p!easutsA
IN recommending it to both young md old 4
one OF The best medicines ] ever used.
Mrs. ANN JEMIsoN, 3S Ninth street,
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Qtssa
FLAMES celebrated Eernffuge, manufacture
by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, AMI
other verlnifpges in comparison are wHrlhh4
IN MLane's genuine Fetrmifuge, also bis
ebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at a "
respectable drug stores. Meme are genAlpe
without the signature Of Fleming Bros. a.
vit& Mead, New Orleans, La. general who'll
sale agents for the Southern States, to WHOM
orders mist be addressed. Sold III opelof
sas by John Posey. aud P. L. Hebrnrd. l41
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ANc regret exceedingly 70 learn That we ME
Nhaut IN lpse tic services If Ito Rev. David
KaseFs ti,e hefetsisrp ahle md efficient Rector
of lte Episcopal church If lhliisss pilaec. lin.
spelied by 4 sentiment On flial nAEesciipn ii lhe
himself pbligedst HAT Fslaposc Ndatylland ia order
tosanilister y I'M cpsNiorts n anSagee and II.
aaEn, mother. Ho carries With him thc best
Sishes Sofsopr conanlainliitf
sss ~ last sctriioa MIDI " preached Al Ore
louaas to-nnortow
ssssAYI hive alsp leeafppd tbathis plnce viii soon
L. sapplied w smother Episcopal Clergy nars
1lens opr friends WIN prefer tldit tlshnreh nias
eajipy The bcnetlt ef their own Church services.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

Warrants have been issued at Fast Deer
teM nship, Allegheny county, Pa, far the ar-
est OF SIX young ladies'. charged with riding
he sehopsmaster 1T that district ii, a. rail. i,
ApI ears that The schoolmaster ,tfased the use
\ ms sehool.ho'lse for The purpose Of l,otaing
singing schools, which gave the young ladies
treat offellse. SO great is the excitement That
he young ladies. have secreted themselves 10
avoid arrest.
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c~arpet-sweeping mich,

vented, which consists Of a small box il, - =.
here IS a revolving fan That sucks up all the
dust aud dirt and carries il into a small com
par'nent containing wa,er. The wooden Gbres
and larger particles are deposited in a drawer
the sweeping is done by pushing the ID.
along over the %surface Of the carpet BY ha,ld.es.
! me whole apparatus is sad 10 be light and
simple very lasting, no dust, is created, aud ,he
work Is vel done.
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xISaApNsRTIsEMENTss--I attention
of gAdniuistrstors ESTATES AZ we'll IS dei
fssaAnsssiA jsaSddicisE prDcessesi ii iHxited II tie
toIIexsneef'ttlissh d arviiptassasd ii tthe last
'~sessiot IL heI xsislatnre
Sa4orAkya aativc5t n Judicial advertisement
Bce.s7 BIZ IL further enacted, That when tfere
In W00f mora dewspatiass Withshedi n the Parish
wker6 such prnceeding s Avp hAd. n NsHelt sale III III Lc
tnMde;4the Defantant Hi tHe Judicial prneess shall
k6sNth8NIHu ofsnlarting the newsparersinwijch
raid Adxertiscalept III tn lge fnade Prpsiaed Mid
s~eloction hi mald within Three dayasa ftef the notice
sf xnrh t0ceadiingss thu ssixiiFe made under Aaad
rsQaetsS md ifthlc Defendant neglect To select, Their
I'M III intiifShall lnye tho nv to io ID,
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= YkN4 MR - -nRAN1i .ETld5 9E LgETa N.rE5aqa
7 ! sr'ese, Sammy, that we'll have a terrible
rain ina day Oh two
8 Why, mother, how do Won know :
"drarionsssc child! don't know why ? this i,
the II If September
! We'll, what ef that, mother? Is that any
sign that it will fain?a
Why. goodness, son, of course it is. Dill
not the master never tel yau about these
thlngsa You see sbant tie 2lst 81 this mnnti,
~ sun gets VI, 70 The top Of the pole, and then
lse oesits ip SIDE down again toSihe. tropics of
i~alticpfn, then filters rain like bass. nn.ess ,be
horns If the NIXON get turned M and fs,Ids The
water all III, and such cannot be the case non
it,r you see the m8on has no haris, but hi il
her maly state SO Of course il must tainfsoou
IT this s''spld schnolmasler don't begin to lalr
ynu these important things, | must take ynnr
ed'ieathm into my " hands, Its a e,ea,
hing TO haze n gaed eleeativn, SAMMY"
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The Newly ork Mirror says; There iea
young, healthy. handsome widow il this 4
who has an income Of Si5,oOO a year. Y
who warts 10 marry a nlan who has iilot r
sllghfest objection ID the union. But herill
husband whose Jealousy, it seems, did nat M
with his life, left 4 wicked will giving dill 4
property 10 a collateral relative, If his widgA
should wed a second husband. We nnlerst11
The victim ii This outrage has offered SION
q year ont Of her income Of $4,000 To- I'M
me cille' condition cancelled. but the partySaa
Whom the property would revert Is iinexofsh1I
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

The Immigration from Europe. is increasing
rap dy at the port of NewYur Duril,r ,hs
month OF March Is immigrant vessels arrived
there pretty well filled. Most of the new
corners, it IS said, are excellent people, and !
proportion Of them proceeded inmediate.
II IL The west.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

~ GUAR ~I'ERsnSaL REsEMBIANeE.-A
French paper, thu L1urfler du Pas hi tsalais,
NJ ales the following story a young eiri,
suffering afrum severe illness, was atdliniiiieds III
10 The hospital Of Arras s,nle time buck. Ii
the room III Wlliel she was placed was another
Young sifi, who, utter gazing at her for some
time, exclaimed, " recognize your FEATURES /;
you came. from my village. and are mined
lon left your mothers house seyen
years asa3, and have never written since 10 any
IA yn',H family The young girl uplfaidpd
her companion for this cpnducl, which SHE
added bud caused great grief Ia her resa,io,s.
! he either girl dehea the truth of this state
aent, but lailed % shake the belief entertained
~ her companion with respect 10 her iaenti-
w. AT lrngth the girl confessed thai her ,,,,ri,e
was --. and by the others eSefIiols. HE
rchativcs, whom she had formerly desertSl.
agreed again to receive her. On arriving al
lier uatise village, everybody recognized her,
aud universal establishment was experienced 1T
By abs,Alire Of aay change ID her leai urps, not.
wlthS'andlng5 the seven years that had passed
yer them. ~ time She was sought tn in
marriage hy a tnrlner If some means, and The
IiaitHitso irving their consent, The marriage was
,i,le weeks after, the mother Of
nc ssifl who had gone away, received n letter,
accompanied Wltillresents from her daughter,
who expressed \ regret at mol having once
written home during The seven years absence,
and STATED that she was tappiy married in
t'rassia. IN fact, il was evident That the girl
from the hospital was IN lmposter. a scene
at approaches aud explanations ensued, in
which the yepng bride confessed the fraud. and
The matter will be brought before The legal al-
lhMrites. -a
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ihe Washington Sffd1s.t Inc seiiisrffciial orga,.
Of the Administration, places entire confidence
Y tue following paragraph Of the New York
Tribune
Lord Napier come here with four Or Ave
millions Of 6 aims against our government. tta
tle destruction Of q legged properly IL Britisl,
suhjec's at the bainbaldment IL Grey,u
" weeks before The late administration WI,
out. ~, sartiges preferred SINH ar demands ors
belasf Ut trenchsnbiieet sreqilesting Mr.. Mare
=" lrave them open FIR adjustment by his s,e-
c'ss9r but he l,reIared . reply wlrsch is Re
garded a. conclusive iigainsi onr liabil Ii y. nd
Lord Aai,Iert feeling its force and bearing npo,
i.ig and, 70 is alpicatian To Coleulagen ara
/. anton Will withheld his intended f~eclal.la
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.NosnEHfui; YopTHs-An inseterate cafIipe-
dflilker, tWe days after bis uiaifeiiagr. M u visit
~ his parents. was as ilsfiai handel a eil,s o.
me tle!lcp't< beverage and a st.,nistpi tha h.h'es
by8 EXPRESSING bis preference frrtea. WeHtcf-
ilig what coasd have pritdaced The s,alde,, an
t'Eailfy. his alxi a,a mamma iuurli,ed Tie
cause. tbs imt,tceat r.rgs Thai 1T hal Aeat
llllil awake the last two nights, set lie lab q
in q roar.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

The Selate of Maine has asked The Supreme
Court of that State fr tlleir oa,inion whether
negroes are citizens. The constitution Of that
State cnnters he sishtssof safitage only % eiti.
zeus Of The United STATES. ~
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S1sTERIaY AFFExTInN-A FAcT.- AL 4
n rratracted meetiflNgsa he'd whilpmi not ! thor
saad miles froM Ballslsp sla al ancient sister
III the church arose and relieved httlrsself as FOL,
lows !" see young ladies here that seem II
love geWgaWs, f1Tbelows, ribbons ard laees
more thaasaheir Creator. loved them once,
aud adorned my hat With French artificial
flowers, bright . ia ribbons. and nv blue
trimmings, butt found they were dragging me
ts'wt ~ he'll, md | tuck Them off aud gave
10 mn sisteY.! ~
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

s John Hyde. IN ex-Mormon elder, is lccturing
IN California asnipst that sect 70 large congre-
gations. in various paris Of the State. His
exPositiors exhibit the p~raeticaI i~niquities Of
that vile alld debasing system IN u manner
s4hat is calculated To arrest The attention and
Indignation of the entire civilized world.
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III piece az charcoal. ffS 3.
ast hes has been Running N larsS m
ereisiag ownership over him, d. putt
r.sfrrai III npon Ills movements. ~ hea@ss
posed To make lie attempt, be could g
freedom at 4 much less cost than eve
tenth III He expense if tie famous suit
viii not do NJ, however, insisting an i
by the principles involved III tho dss@
the suit. He tiecIarcs h;a. he will
mistress III long aa he lives. Hi
Ei "a and I3llcy, less conscientious
matter, took advantage ufs HE: absels
-straint- upon their entleiits, d ytar
since, to disnpp whefeab
mainsia mystery. n
bred, although ! not i
He has travelled 3ly, and
proved his stock 81, sTopg CONNIE
much information picked up III his
He is anxious to knew Why own
ignorant MS to whether be issthe ~
Mrs. tlIaffee or Mr.. Sanford, thou
anie there is no doubt thai the z
legal owner. He seems tired Gfr r
with no. one 70 look after him,
same time, he is a slave. He say
that he coeld make thousands Of
lowed by travelling over The count.A
ing who he is. In
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Yesterday morning ,he first wbistte If :,

Yesterday, morning the first whistle of The
incaiiiat'Ae 4 Railroad progress Was heard il,
ms CITY, ihe 4 BaTa2ds got up steam,
about II O'clock on the opposite side Of thu
river gave one scream and started hack to-
wa IL sun on the Gresse leie Railr md.
lihw lnng shall it he hefbre we chronicle her
arrival at opesoasas2 [Befoa Rouge
and Cfqct. 18th ffag.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

Iile EastefnsIieS Guzctte has trown aside
its neutrality. and will hereafter aasstate the
principles Of the American ,erty. II has hoist
81 tia name q Sam Houston for governor, and
Tie hon. u. u. Evans for congress.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

Residents of Chattanooga, Tenn, are a.
voting considerable attention to the culture d
the catawba grape. One gentleman h. 4
ahcat thirty acres,
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W1pows WEEps.-.A fr;sna tale

~ ~ LN
WIDOWS WEEDs.--A friend tells us. that
mi d'sen or fifteen years ago, when he lad
The " melancholy duty to stand behind M
counter in country shop, dealing out the best
elected stock vest If The Ai'egheuies, he WAS
once bre''sht VERY Suddenly to a STAG Of MI
IT erab,e wonderineut. A youthful aud pret,y
woman, re'hed in "deep black approached
hnn and asked 10 look al his /" Clean Of Com
iart." l eo"A
! At what, madam ~ snid he, puzzled, con-
loiNFied and confused, al what seemed 10 him
ii mosi singular request.
Gfeam Of Comfort, young man haven't
you any, or don't you know what it is ~ re-.
piled the lady.
lss' madam most likely we have 1t what
is It like--is it dry goods ar groceries z"
Dry goods OF groceries Fl echoed tho ,adr
looking at cur friend IN a way that made hin
heel decidedly uncomfortable. "Sir, il is .
mourning calico It the second grade. for via.
OF three weeks. 1t is we'll known. sir
with us in the city. I'm astouished at YOUR
ignorance" 9oS
The frightened young man could only STAN
out they hadn', any Of that particular
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

A letter from Paris speaks Of the i
Engene becoming weak mindad-lhat al
thinks Of dress and fashionable fIlies. 4
qpent'y the Emperor Louis Napoleon is
coming Disguised with his Spanish wife.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

M uool.NNs'nnkh IWludd. IL iles EARLE
Hotel Washington, l~sassestablished aa Ice de-
Pot IN this town aud 4 prepared n supply sIce
sn NV quantity hint inay be desired and 81
Eheap,, tao only three cents per ~, thiak III
That, md keep cool. @ -
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

ThA Democratic delegate elections III CHI
aintati resulted thus q .he whole number
Of daeleeates elected seven y.uinc we're Germun !!
fostysssven Irish and only fortyyseyen Amefi-
cans.
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Mr.--and his little hi. Cllarley were iii.
Ting Nv the fire listening 10 thu music DC d piaatlp
nlaAi which The child's mother wIs ldnyi,lg..
After she concluded, it being abaufoa child 1
hid TING, Charley was told ~ say bis prayers
and ~ u It'd. Az II was his custom lie. knee
"a dlwn beside bis mnaliera and viii tuidsd
hands ana bis i,ead full Ut the mtsFc NJ. had
heard sppaledsilie well khewn child hymn
\. Nav LAY ME dawn 70 sleep, :
llpray thu Lord ms soul tn keep
nc Y should die Aeg0re / wake,
Pep goes ne aeeasei 81
Az tfiy BE- imagined, re solemnity Of The occa
sront vas sadly interrupted hs the rcais IF laugh-
ter sun father and mother.
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Notwithstanding The prohibition If slavery
" Go'nlsc,ient. a negro was recently sod there
under the h'liowing circumstances "A farmer
disposed of q lead # hay To his racson. ard
being anxious g Vel as much as possible for
rs e"oIh he covered Il negro III tle hav aud
weighed Negro and clover together. and The
rafst'il Was ~ ihls55Way made 10 pay So 30 for
the negro. Boston Atl;as.
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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

ihe Cologne Gazette states that Baynrd
Taylur re.urhed 10 Stockholm from bin wimius
tonr to Lapland about ihs middle OF Fabuary.
The NEST northern point reaeiled by him MD
bis anpaninns was Kaatpkrino, ii Filmalk
6a degg, north latitude. They Travelled in Lam
land e.stemes.pn slels drawn by reindeer, mud
were objects VI great interest with the mai Wv
~ Taylor was the first Americans Seen ID those
parts,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

If The sui, is i going down leok III
star If the earih is dark, keep ynnr d
Heaven. With Gods presence and Co
nises. a MAI Of child may be cheerful.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

The attention of a beautiful little girl beh
called TO a rose bush, III whose topmust ste
the eldest rose was failing, but below al
around which three beautiful crimson bndsv
just unfolding their charms, she arltessly
claimed 10 her brother /. See, Willie, Il
little buds have i,tst awakened to. kiss til
mothef before she dies
IN the course # some experiments in
tla'ivn made in Scotland, it was fog
seventy persons could stana@
sastare feet. Such VT
Ut the Duke Of Wellh I
tai that many were i
u death, and their Ii
the appearance Of being
aud wrulg like aubdry H. ...