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DESPERATE DUE -, Scar n. Nv Is onu1r E

4
DEsPERATE DUEL NEAR New ORLEANS.
-Fu'ther Pdrticulars,--It has. alread Y
been stated that duel was fought on,the
Sd instant, near New Orleans. between
Capt, Joe Howell and Major Henry he
latter of the Nicaraguan army The. D 81.
ia says:
The distance was ten paSes, the weap.
ons navy pistols. and both parties to FIRE
at and after the word, and Both. to cease
firing when either Of the seconds called
"stop." AT the word, Mr., Howell, cred,
and instantly after Major Henry. Mr..
Howell again. fred, and, almost. sipulta-
neously Major Henry returned the fire.
Major Henry's.second then dried /" stop, -
but his principal fred bis pistol was dis.
-charged9 and the FIRE fwas'feturnedb BY Mr..
Howell. Mr.. Howell's second then cried
stop" but Mr.: Howe1 fred again, at
his antagonist. butt was not retufned.-
Major Henry fred three shots and Mr..
Howell four. Mr.: aHoWsii's 'irtsf ball
struck Major Henry z ID 1.-The s left arm. Ma.
jor Henrysss FIRST ball.owe ares informed,
passed through the .rightskirtis of. Mr..
HoWeRs-coatszsThe second shot fred by
both gentlemenphadnoreff scty iMr.How-
ell's third !bsHsstruck Msiofs Henry IN The
right side of the rabd6uien and passed
through theS-left side fnfiiedng "a severe
but, we are glad'to7 nnd efstahd, probably
not q, dangerous, and almost, certainly
not fatal wound ; Major Hsnryss third
fire was several, on the ground consid-
cred spent, as the pistol was discharged
In such position IS 70 send the BAN into
the ground. Mr.HowelPs fourth FIRE
did not harm hisadyerssry.
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The Atlantic Telegraph.

FIRST DISPATCH FROM EURoFE TO AMERICA
New. YORK. August the l6th.-The
following dispatch has just been received
by the American directors of the Allan,
tic Telegraph Company from the En-.
glish directors at Valentia Bay:
Valentia Bay. Ireland. August 10th,
1858.-To the American directors of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company Europe
and America are united by telegraph
Glory to God in the highest. On earth.
peace-good will towards men.
(Sigued) D1REcroRs OF ATLANTIC"
TELEGRAPH Co. OF GREAT BR1r1AN."
A dispatch from Trinity Bay says that
the message from the Queen may be ex
pected this evening.
O., LATER. .. .-.
TRINITY BAY, August 16.-The Queen g
message is now coming over the cable.
MESSAGE OF GENERALIZATION FROM HER
MAJESTY QUEEN VIoroR1A. OF GREAT
BRITAIN, TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
LONDON, August is. 185e.-To the
Honorable, the President of the United
States Her Majesty desires to congrat.
ulate the President Of the United States
upon the successful completion. of this
great international work, in which the
Queen has taken the deepest interest.
The PRESIDENTS RESPONSE.
The President cordially reciprocstes
the congratulations. of Her Majesty, the
Queen. on the success of the great inter.
national enterprise. accomplished by the
science, skill and indomitable energy OF
the two countries. 1t is triumph more
glorious, because far more useful to man
kind, than was ever won by conqueror on
the field of battle. May the Atlantic tel
egraph. under the blessing of Heaven.
prove to be bond of perpetual peace
and friendship between the kindred ma
tons. and an instrument destined by di>
vine Providence to diffuse Religion, Civ
lllzation, aud Law throughout the world
In this view will not all the nations of
Chrlstendom spontaneously unite ip the
declaration that it shall be forever neutral.
and thatIts communications shall be held
sacred in passing to :he places of their
destination even in the midst Of hostil-
tiles? ...E,
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NEw GOODS !-Messrs. j. ]. Cork &

I'VE" UVVDs 2. q '7'S1'ol3H %
Co., are now receiving and opening. at
The Sta id formerly occupied 81 Robert E.
Criss. Kinchelos's Cor sr. an elegant, as
so rtment q Dry Goods. Groceries. 30 OTIS
an d Shoes. Hardw are. &C.. vhich hey
viii, sell fOrteash and cash only. They
say their goods will be disposed of at rates
much lower than can possibly be sold at
by those who do business on TIE credit
system sundsr which the good customers
have to Observation-Disclosures
IEtahser RwPP,tte&QEa 8 ,84U@01.
Give them a call, and see how the cash
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re- II the scene Of 4he following item.
which we cut from the Wheeling InleIli,
geneer, was located anywhere save that
city we should doubt its, truth. AS it is
We credit the tale fuIlgs-We saw yester.
day. gong up toward the upper ferry,
team oflfoul animals--iaJ horse. q pony.
q mule and bull. The horse had the
heayes, the ponyswasblindI the mule MAS
lame and the bull had NO provision for
ay7ime. In the wagon. which was an
Ordinary one, there sat Q white man. a
crippled niger, and, q tame skunk frailly
bound with wisp Of straw. The white
man held the lines. the team held dts Own,
and the niger held the skunk, and. they
all moved forward. Fo make this WOf.
thy Of its place il is essenlal'tos say that
it is true. H EpIH lns aaad sal al1
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system y eYY90Ekks ;r ,naoaoN -anr
A D1arrTFIlNa. mTheG editor {

A DIRTY FLISG SsTheS editor of the
wheeling" woolly Filthy" sin speaking
Of certain editors therreabSodts.' says: awe
could take them By the Stacks Fl thsir7re
,sPectives breaches and. fling them oyeheur
head" 81: u rssfs!e e ~lsi sdl sh's,s
1n We would hatesto shake hands with
The manswho would seize che editor Of
the " Filthy by the slaepk, Of BIZ, breech.
les. Devil. Aandus the cologneibottleI
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TIE CARD OF NJ. j. ORR, E<e.-ANo>
Their RooRBAoK ExPIoDED.-We publish
to-day card from Matthew j. Orr, Esq :,
in reference to the report in circulation
that he had been " bought off - by Mr..
Cooper at the last election for Clerk oil
the County Court. which gives that
Know Nothing fable an effeotual quietus
We had thought. like Mr.. Orr. that the
report was too ridiculous to, treat serious.
ly; but it seems that some Of our oppo.
nents. who are neUer restrained by so fee.
Bile a barrier as truth, in the furtherance
of their schemes for the defeat and over
throw of the Democratic party, have
dressed up this old lie in the plausible
garments OF truth, and sent it through the
outskirts Of the Democratic camp to. de.
ceive and decoy such as might be found
lettering along the lines who could not
penetrate its disguise. Now that it has
been stripped and unmasked. and sent
b ok. naked and exposed, to those who
gave it birth. We hope it will be left to
die at their doors. .-.s a.--s,.- r.
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The Eighty three miilions ReorSa.s


The Eighty three Millions Roorh..,
The New York Courier and Enuuirsr
Nc, long editorial about the aheealss. >
tprnons extragagance" of the Admin;s''
tration, had the following. A'sc
III exceeds any thing OF the kind eva,
before known to the country. Mr.. Rn.
chanan has been in power but little mos.
than q year. and yet has pushed the .os.
of government from fifty eight millions
which had been complained OF, ana. ;as..
~. too. as an excessive figure--to over
RIGHTY>THREE MILLIONS. % sAseqolS
Fhe cost of carrying ON
Government, according toTOrv
the Conrier's figures. a
year ago. was sos, Ooo. 600
The cost Of carrying on the
bsGosernmeutsfp for 1859 ac!9 G'lsQcs9
lcofdiag 10 The Union and .gisdsathE9
3. Che Naiionai fptellig encer, ;jaer ~ ~ =
.s .be'7bs the tappf 70 s. g
10 sAs s44aNRs tpTsigHosOb - IisU r-7@@
4 os441ssIIe he liigs ,Eso3of1SO S 4. SOC. COO
e e milf 6ns re ac.ion ia one; YsSfi-
ISomueh ferfthis abominable teigh three
millions statement, tits mot President
tlBaShanSnss fuihous ex penditure. but The
tialsebood of Black Repnbi icanismt hatiex.
ceeds anything Of the; Kind ever .,bef0re
known ID the COUNTRY IS &. = Sso5s = - sssa
I.asDid Observation-Disclosures fIWh6lesale false.
Eheeis ever 1hearo about Ansnfas and
tSapphira? And what they; met their
fate sJio,s sOl What industrious violations of
truth &c requires 70 sustain the Saase of
Black RePab lieahismlT Boston PosGs =
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TheHEafls..

Rosr oxFrcE, CLAGksscgSD k'gp
IA RRtyAL AND pEPARTgREl q " Ny
-! yiae n. NpsXa9R r. - 49,. -,
6lArri9ss s.ic iAlE sbaSe6 sntIoh 10. Grafies'
each day except SGDdays all .e'ciesssFs ie'--
n M.. and thenco 70 Psrkersbnrg. Yafsuse =
Returns same day from Psrkorsbsrg, " = =
20 p. VI. Oh IT, way 10 Grafton JunenoaI., ,,o
mails FOR the East viii Be- clossd :. !, J. n :
p. NJ, and lhose for the West AZ y ~ I, 8 ~ =
js 2W b s. GRlf. 2 is,1
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Lats9 nom Ffaz,ler. Rirsr.

The News from. tbe Ff3szzefrs river IL mines
Ia. of course. of the first importance. and
comes down to July 18Th. The. San Fran
cisco Bulletins hes the following: .,ss.
For The frst few days after the deposr,
tire OF the last sasterp- mail.-the emaiieta
= =. w. y. s~.s ss>1eSsss
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-20

ALL ABOUT A.WoMAS--AHD MARRIED
OEE AT 1TAAT.--At; Portsmouth. Ohio,
they q have had an amusing la wtsnit.+-
Three ladies owere' passing store before
y bio b several gentleman. were standing.
The storekeeper said oHesof the ladies,
whose face he had not noticed, 7wascn6t
Mrs. H.. One sofrthe parai6s said1itvwas;
another said lit wasu,td The merchant
isaide he would give him d, sack of!eoffee
be Wohldigo and see.- He went, saw,
returned. and said theslady was Mrs. H.,
In the morning he claimed
the sack OF coffee; sendibgaover ehotse
aud cart, whend little sack holding an
ounce, ortwos prepared for the purpose,
was laid on the cart and duly delivered
by the cartman To the astonished Holmes.
Holmes repaired TO the sstoreaaud claimed
Irregular sack ofeoffee; twas refused -
lie brought.sudt; ajury was empanelled
ajndgment against Hyatt
ordering him to deIiysrto Holmes a fifey
ipohnd sack of Javascoffses worth 20 cents
rpsr poundd D sEla' -ssia 81 bra ,ssoIo
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49, ELIo" FEVER AT. NEW 0RLEANs.-To-
tai number of deathsafor the week SOC;
of which! mum Der .l4eA were aof yellow fe
ver-aH Gnsoclimatedt and only eight ma
tiSes ofthe United States. 81, 4,
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= TaE K1ssA eSssrfrutl4r6isGL Ell 5rf0s
= Returns, partly Official from FOURTEEN
counties IN Kansas.s e give The fofio wing
result Of the election 81 the c3pnrst itnrion:
Against Leeoppton 5000, for be comp
tion 800. The msiotfIty agafnsf Lscomn.
ton is thersfote g, 500 aFEe ndmbsr Of
counties Remaining 10 be beard from 4
twenty two. Il Is not believed, boweysY
that the returns from these will affect ~
the slightest the overwheimfne rnsiofity
already recorded against the neasrre
~ Psyforydurpspsr 80
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.ssssaa < Equal Lays and, tsqpall Rishts " aglau


DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE Eda cLEaK cqdSrE couaTs
WILLIAM P. COOPER.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-20

Ean TELEoeAparo JoKEs.-A correspondents
Of the Ne w Y ork Times says there IL u
rumor that there was postscript in the
communication of WictoFia TO oar Presi>
dent which as'omitted In The pubIca.
ton. tits as ffollowssg aissli ofi
+ You will obIige mo by expressing
yourself cautiously in replying 10 my tel.
egram. as l wish to avoid giving Albert
any jealous or unpleasant feelings. which
would. you know very naturally be Srea>
ted By my sparkling s0iM a Bachelor" -
Presidents Reply. -'' The Western
World readily adopts itself to European
examples, aud particularly to such as are
furnished by persons ofsexalted birth
and station. hope yours willsbe iDita.
ted by others Of your sex, although your
communication, owing perhaps toi,s nos.
lelty. was the most shocking ever re-
ceiNed." urs T5 ssn
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.aN-o ED SGGF.ZThe Petersburg TGtel-
lnoti6ing death Of 3D. orOSSker.
boats@aih,' usSlN ! at Portsmouth, Va,


ellie swas einariveo OF, that PlaSe, Wand
Sheuiyery young enlisted hforrdutyspon
board tthsi unfortu1ate O Chesapeake, laud
was inlthau2sssei when the hti5ehable,col-
lision 'wAhtbel leopard took place. WAf>
forwards he servedaou boardsShe G6usti.
tuition, sundef the command ioR gommodote
HutlIeand took an active part fnstHe tght
4whiOhyresulted'in the capture of the GGsf.
riere, one of sthelmost Important haeal
battles ever fought He 'sasi also5 one OF
theecrew of oldalfonsides. when she zee.
capped from the British feet out of Loug
island Sound. and 'in.sheFsameusesse par.
tiCipated in the fight with Ithel Java. in
which she beCame'a prize to the lAmeri-
cans Forahis, long and 'meritorious'sst
viceshe was prOmotedy to sthe office of
which he held at the time Of his dsath,
by President Monroe. 10 his declining
years he 'professed religion, and became
asmember Of rths Ptesby tsrin schurcln-
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. 4EE If am enemy smite, thee. ON one
cheek turn round and hit him "a stbunfser.
ing clip along side of his Jaw for his un-
manly conduct 4sa,a' Las - q
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-20

An EPIDEMIo IN TUE. CopsTRY,-A
singular fever, which has been prevails
i ing so fatally for nearly year, at Peters
town, Giles. county. Va, has become
more violent, Forty additional cases arc
announced. The editor of The Advocate
| has visited the doomed nsighBeihOOd.
and says, H. s.,s.,.5 80 .,.,,.s,.f
A more desolate looking place We have
never visited, Nearly every businesses
Enlistment in the place WAS closed. and
only an occasional female foTm, dressed
lin, The sombre ,habliments Of monrniDg.
we're @ be seen. The graveyard Whicb
We. visited in the, neigh borhood was .
fearful confirmation OF the sad reports
which have been in circulation. There
was many a mound Of fresh, eaTth-alss,
too, many 70, ALLOW, for moment the con-
selling hope # The. Exaggerated usual in
eAsffs of,sqsh general distress 4. ssy zig
+ DtE3sE Anord Carts. 12Cattlo arc
dying OF at fearful rate 10. Btdoklyn and
'Partna, Ohio. a, strange dtsspEe has
'btoken out among Them nobody Knows
what II is. About dozen Valuable COWS
have, diets ID Br6okIyn Of q sease since
the fst inst. In Farms Che aottet daye
man was dbadly p6fs6Hsd in hsRinnfgga
Gov That had Gifed u tbis sfnguiaf ,disof.
der. His right band bssame 50 1maamsd
and swollen Chat It was feared he would
have 20 saf amputation,f q 81 ~ 20
gs5-5 81! 49, ttelz.sa IalEgz y o. -"
IsyASr B 4riFaissas. Since the world began,
God newer formed coysnapt With hB
people which did not fhclude theft child.
red. Tie eo9ehans With Adstn Ibelddee
his posterftS the q ysnant With Abtsbsml
incIuded his children; che covenant With
the Hebrews 1t Mount SINH included tie
aIittfs ones; and, BY the express declsIA-
tfdn 0fg.God. the ? c6yenant Of gTaee pc
tween God and believers i1elEtgs then
ctfifdfen 10 - baioEW Isai sai
nhE-E =-ISs
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:, s,'s.sPECIAlL tEL[lE,5C E:T1tI NJ
On Thursday, September 2

bThe 'FWodfiy Fiithy'"of "heelfrs! F.,
We Clip she following Jsu5ds Aesangs
from a late number, Of the Wheeling
I'"wooily Filthy" alias The Wheeling
Intelligencer: 49," Y 90 81 - q > % 50
".To Be- plain, stlbs The cause which brought
this howl about our ears is one Of selfish
ness altogether. The Argus, don't like
the News because il got the government
printing; the Times and Argus don't like
the .Iptelligencer because it has gained
and is gaining. in public favor. and the
I Clark sburg Register don't like US because
We wouldn't trust it for q keg Of ink
That.isia downright and malicious lie:
The paragraph concerning us does not
contain one particle of trat6. and the edi-
tor Of the ,woolly Filthy knew it when
his hand was inditing what bis. little Bit Of
- ss0iIl milk conscience condemned
But who ever knewEa niggersstealerbw who
wouldn't lie 2 sIt's'part of his moral ~
training; for the whole grand fabric Of
Black Republicsnism is one stuPendous
black lie. VI . .,.n ST u~u'y .Eh '-e,&
Now that the newspapers Of Western
Virginia have become reused by the 20.
litical iniquilies Of the .Woolly Filthy in
Wheeling. and are after him With a, long
pair of tongs for his treason to the State
he must needs turn round like "a THE
caught in the act, put bold face on the
soft excresence that stands upon his rot
ten carcass for a. head. and try to lie euI
of it. It'won't'do. Woolly: you are con-
demned as ol.gatherer in the mind O.
every honest man. All your Uriah HeeF
sapctity. or the cry of persecution. even
won't save your tainted bacon. You are
not quite greasy enough yet, to slip
through the hands Of Virginians. if you
can gull the citizens of the dingy little
village of Wheeling. Y, .n..
All that soft nonsense about the people
of Virginia sustaining the Woolly Filthy
because its editor says it is the best paper
in all these western counties. will be Ia
ken for just what it is worth Fallstaf
hims elf never boosted more nor perform
dless than this same gasconading editor
of the WooIly Filthy.
We would advise the denizens of tba
secluded and decaying little panhandle
town, if they would be recognized as Vir.
ginians, to procure, by public contribu'
ton. one barrel of gunpowder. secure the
persons OF the editor and proprietors o.
the Woolly Filthy in their Office. put the
powder under it. send away the printers
touch mOtchto it, explode the powde,
and Abolitionism both at once. and send
them all to " that bourne from whence u
no Yankee can ever decoY a niger.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-20

q -GARBLING THE SCRIPTURES. - Horace
Greedy, in lecture on the sin Of eovctiug
Cuba, says: ere as ai-p5 sd gi-- id
"lf any of,our readers are infected with
the Cuba fever. or are in danger Of catch
ing it, we will thank Them to take, down
their bibles. and read thoughtfuily, from
Exodus Xxx. IL, that commandment which
runs thus: Thou SHALT NOT covEr thy
neighbours house, nor his wife, nor bis
OK. nor anything that is thy neigh>
,bor's.''' -
Our sharp cotempoary of the Peters
burg Express takes up him of the white
hat for his ignorance of the bible,t and
says there must have been poor Sunday
schools where be was Brought up. Let
us. say the Exoress, enlighten his be-.
pighted1 mind by informing him how this
divine law does run, Exodus xx H)
placing in italics some Of his. remarkable
omissions fromJiE, !'Ht:a ,ittG . Q
Thou shalt not coyet thy neighbor's
houses thou shalt not coHet thy, ncighbo r's
wife. nor hts,mGn servant, nor his maid
servant. nor hissox. nor his ass, nor any-
thing that is thy neighbours .aad -ssI
80 Horace remembers or,respects3 only
-Whatlsuits! bis creed. rr--sfa ila. 4 -
30 While the Express had its hand in, Il
might also have reminded Greedy of that
other commandment, which ,says:, '6lhou
shalt not steal."-ALer ISst1tinel.fp 9r,~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-20

UE.0 NAs0 nI1In HIN E@ft4 d =
"A SCENE IN, DETRoIE-THE NEeRoEsl
UP IN AsMs,75The Free Press, Of Thurs
day last, relates this storyd ch!erscteristict
OF Northern negroes bsd al.d so &,
!, a man arriyed from Pontiae yesterday
forenoon. bringing intelligence that ahfp-
gitiye slave had been arrested in that ci-t
" by a Southerner, who intended te, bring
him in on, the Detroit and Milwaukee
Railway The train, on whichitSwas ex>,
pected they, would arrive was due atabout
one O'Clock, and, at that Time q large
crowd of colored people assembled at the
depot. armed and equipped for yalor>
our fight and ,rescue.E II any pnlucky
I,Southerner had arrived at that precise
moment. he would undoubtlyJ have been
blown into small atoms, if7blowing could
effect such an event. As it was, thenextra
wind WAS expended for, nothing, las no
'Southerner and no fugitive slave were
found upon the cars at the arrival OF 1.-THE
train, The sable individuals were much
disappointed rtherest, and Immediately
St-mademore vigorous demonstrations than
ever. Some -wag. who appreciated good
joke, hurried into the depot at this juno
tune, and informed the erowd' that tho par.
ties Of whom they were, in search had got
off atthe junction. three miles out and were
waiting there to take the cars for Toledo.
The corps Immediately rushed out OF
doors. and. last that was seen ofrthem,
the whole body we're streaking it up the
rail- Dad track alta good.speed. coat tails
sticking out straight, and heels invisible
! for. dust. Two or three fat ones broke
down on thu frst quarter. and, with a
couple of wenches. were left behind. 1t
was surmised that the wind was pretty
much worked out ofthe rest By the time
the three miles wero accomplished. The
affair was intensely funny.
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e 7 see TAN now b, ii. .l.I,,sogei
That vas it, asssentsds Ms. Thomas
|, P 2 2 ip conclusion. ssand avery neat
Thing il was, th9pghb say it,v-D Dickens
ttt1tonsetsotaa :WG0ras,d ero 5. u ssd. uaA h
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AtproKpooKEr,s ExpDAsArroa.-.When

APIcKPooKET's ExPBAEATroH.- When
/ saw you go into the banking blouse. 1
Backed MYSELF al twe,to one that should
relieve you OF your money. When i saw
YOU come out with the money in your
left coat tail instead of buttoned up in a
breast poe ket. the odds rose five toone.
/ knewNit wasSin your left coat-taii. be-
cause you kept your hand there.
and I said. impatien.ly, i never
took it out again; that 1 can swear to-,
You did not take IT out Tor long
time. sir;' replied Mr.. Daddles, applaud
ing moderately; .you gave me q great
deal Of anxiety, must confess, but you
did take It out at last
sWhereS cried swherea If ! did be-
fore got home III be hanged. o,sr.dj
|, eDon't say that, sin replied my new
Eacquaintance, rather severely: don use
an Expression Of that kind. whatever you
tdo.,. Y6n stopped at a print shop on the
west side Of Temple Bar, and then my
LAS, hope began 20 expire, Tor q few steps
more. would have 1tskeps yen int q l The
IIsPidst ssfrlt39TIy and my CHANGES, weald
sia You q not cut cut ,}he bolton, 81 5a.
llny pOGkstH 7 7 asked Intensely, iptsFss:
sj You ~ v19sa bpves , missed "a e
weight ot the, coin,, explained Mr., Dad
dies. Nothing Fema an led for me but %
try The fly dodge. pi-au, baa a5Ysl.sJ I
% ay, ", D|spdadles' explain yOpFselt 4
You fsit il though, Mr. B Brown if Iyon
Remember. upon the LEFT, cheek, and, you
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became morbid on the subject of shadows.
You interpreted their meaning wrongly
for we all have shadows, and II we would
admit it, perhaps It is one of our best friends
When Frank was restored to GONZALES
cnce, the good rector, one Of bis earliest
friends, procured him the situation of ush-
er in a neighboring school. In duo time
he married the wise and good Lucy Dixon,
and the good rector and his lady lived
long enough to SEQ him head master Of
the very grammor school in which he had
been educated which was one of the most
richly endowed and fourishing in England.
So much for people doing what they can
do, and continuing to do it, and for those
who try to do what they cannot do, and
Of course, fail, and are consequently pun.
ished for their temcrity.