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D Carroll Kimhal from Red River
Red Rover. Strong from Nashville.
C Twichell, smith, from Louisville
Cuba, Hern. Mobile
@ ID Jr. Vinrent. from Bayou Sara.
ArkAnsaw, Bennett. from Fort Smith.
J Swon Jones, from st Louis.
L Kennet- Russell. from ST Louis.
Red Chie, kouns, from Gross Tete.
Duke, Apologize, from Shreveport
VIM Bagaley, Sinnott, from Mosile-Lake end
Jefferson Railroad.
Towboat Conquero Brown from The Passes-towed and
9Th inst, ship Confidence and bark Amanda Spear
brought up schr Sea Drift.
BELOw-ooHIF UP.
Ship Celestial Empire Pierce, from Mobile.
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, FEW ORLEANs, JAon-

s-9N ,-r.sss,sr-,ssr-, N II w OIL LEANS, JACE-
kG3Ez3 49, ~ SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
E4S<Saf3Rt<& 0Skef1RAILROAD.
On and after Saturday, the 10Th day of April 1888 Pas
Train will leave New Orleans daily 40 A. NJ and
arrive at Canton a. O'Clock P. NJ.
Returning will leave Canton al 30 A. NJ and arrive at New
Orleans a O'clock p NJ.
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Ssippiug suttIIig,nt,.
WEDNESDAY,, May II, 1858.

WEDNESDAY,, May Y, 1855.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Black Warrior Snith, for New York via Hawai-
James ConnOin Aco
Steamship Texas, LawIess for Galveston and Ise..nois
Harris Morgan &co
-, - = Bauduo, Block &eo
snip Mnihonse, wilmer for Hayre, Baxter Lowell ace
ship fArqnin Smith, for Boston. q W flyusen AGO
sehr barstne, Ene, for AntEerp, Baxter Lowell Aso
Mexican sehr Felipe, AehivicA, for Csmpeaehy
Cabaliero 4 BasualdO
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VW COUNTRY MEkCHANTS-JUsT RECEIv.
l. ca on eonsignmeni from the manufacturer
- cases OAK TANNED RUSSETS Double Buck
Reviitia. ~ :
~ cases LADIES' FINE sHOES ass,rtaa
Is cases Mems b vs. and Ylutbsi BROGASs ~
Which will be sold very low hy
NILS J. B. VALENTINE 4 CO., 81 @ 4nmOnI st.
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F~Sss UNITED STATES TRI- G-s.
lSteftAsHE WEEKLY MAIL LINE ls,lslgSfre
NA..-.Z-.laa TO YICkSRuRG. Iz--.Ls...L IL
IN SATURDAY, al

ON TUESDAY, atom THURsDAY'loN SATURDAY, at
7, M ats P. NJ. 5P. NJ.
The magnificent Q. The magnificent The magnificent H.
States Mail packet s. mail packer States mail packet
Princess, Captivity c X $ "a r z atehez, Capu
Wilson, will leave Cbpt J. NJ White 7. r. Beathers will
for Donadsonyie viii leave for Don for Donaldson.
Paquemne Baton adsonylle, Plaque i'll e. Plaqneune,
Rouge fort Hudson mine, Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Port
Bayou Sara Red Port Hudson Bayou Hudson, Bayou Sara
River Landing, Sara, Red River Red River Lardng
Adams, Nate Landing Fort Ad Fort Adams Natchsa
Waterproof Rodney, ANS, Natchez Wa Waterproof Rodney
St Joseph, Grand teproof Rodney Saint Joseph Grand
Gun Warrenton and ST. JOSEPH Grant Gulf Warrenton and
Neksbnrg yer ylGulf WarrenIon Vcksburg every sA.
TUESDAY at blMiIiken's Is md ITURDAY AZ s o.
O'clock r. NJ yieksburg, La clock P. NJ.
The lNCES S Providence, Stacks The steamer NAT.
connects at Vicks Island and Skip HI connects al
burg with the his In cksburg With TIA
e " ;. AID; and Pitchers Point, Ash steamer RANGER,
viii ake freight Tor TOMS Carolina land and will take freight
all the landings ugs Grand Lake for all the landngs
tAoo Ner h nigh Lake Washington on Iaz0O rvera high
"a Greenwood every THU RSDAYla Green God at hsh
at O'Clock +. NJ. water rates
The above mentioned splendid passenger packes will
their regular days without fail at the hour aDponted Al
business entrusted TO their
attended to- rF'H - ~NS
These boats will be responsible for any letter on paekaS
containing money jewery other valuable unless res
bills OF ading taken specifying the contents and value M
the freight paid; for any vAluabes deposited with aT
By The passengers, contained In their baggage ~
orfreignt or passage apply on board or to
CARROLL, HOLMES a CO.,
.o., Union Row, IS Carondelet a
noo u. n SMITH. No. rcholpiion las 81
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IMPORTANT To EvERYBoDY!!
GUIEoN'S
NOn-BxplOsive Csmphene and Spirit Gas
L A NJ 2 A n D O A

1t generally conceded that campheno yields the elearest
and brilliant light Of substance and the only
universal adoption has hitherto been its explosive
tendency which really be wondered at with the lamps
exclusive right for the sale Of these Lamps would respectfully
invite the public call and examine them and judge OF their
merits - -
Also County Rights the States Of Louisiana Mis-
sssppi Texas Arkansas favorable terms Applyto
CARPlEfFE, sGANllLlNG HILL
as 3m No. "A Poydras street
THE GRAND TERRE ISLAND, ABOUT
fronting the Cuff and from IL TO miles defp
Of which near under cultivation
plantation with ordinary Improvement II is sinsted west
Of he mouth Of the Mississippi river the Parish OF Jeherson
The Messrs FOEsTALL it, and propose to sell it tOa
TaiRTY-FIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS
four years, and years bearing per cent
date, They also TO subscribe 5000 IN stock
for their account leaving $4,000 to be made up by o,heTs
when Is Proposed 20 gate company 70 1 s9Sn
incorporated under the acts Of the Legislature OK
this State with view to the erection OF Hotel on said island
''' A SUMNER RESORT,
Watering Pla and tie profit disposition In Lots o. the
landed potion said Company to have its Office established
Each Share Of said Company to be axed at Five Hundred
The Book of Subscription Sock open the office
Of ID, l. Ricardo, Notary Public, % Camp street.
R-Ten acres the end ths island sold to
the United states for military station and lotI az
CNxCHANGE BOUGHT AND FOR SALE IN SUNS
| L. suit on ,r,,.
New York, Washington,
Boston, Lou sville,
PHILADELPHIA, St Louis,
| Baltimore, Cincinnat
Anu '''' 3. G. BENEnIcr CO..
MIL No. 10 Camp street.
|
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. 18th inst, 5 O'Clock P. N.
, ARKANSAS RIVER-fOR FORT
l6AEA3S1 SMITH Van Buren, Ozark, Rosevile, Spadra
CO., Bluff Norrisiown, Dardanelle, Lewsbug, Lit
tie Rock Pine Blus-The elegant and swift running
steamer Tennessee Belle. Sol Mslhln. master,
VIM. H. Garner clerk will leave for the above and all inteme
date landings freight apply board
myi. J. S. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
NOTICE. GENTLEMAN AND LADY OR TWO SIN
IN gle gentlemen be accommodated with boarding in
family, liberal terms. Location convenient Address F. at
this Office. fea II
4 ANV NUTICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAo-
Il ee Of profession and can befound oce, No. 10
Camp street.
myls ~ N. NJ REYNOLDS.
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oUACHIrA RIVER.

UACHIrA RIVER.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. May Ia at5P.M.
, r.. THE REGULAR FAST SUMNER
ElAa4,- U. 5. mail passenger packet He'd Chief j.
dse@s q. Shute and q, n. kouus, clerk, will
leave Camden Cham pagnole Maria Saline Ouacha City,
Trenton Monroe Columbia HHrrsonburg Trinity and all way
landngs-The RED CHIEF very light drsngh and for
fort and speed not surpassed by boat in the Aie Here
"Wednesday Saturday formerly hled by the n W. Meae
commencing the 18th Passengers and shippers all along
the rely fully the pnngtuaity Of time and aen
all business entrusted her clerk will be
the early Monday receive freight For further
ticulars apply on board, or to 80
asO J. s. PAGAUD Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12
FOR YAzOo RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, MAY "a at 3 P. NJ
, IT. FOR GREEN WOOD, LEFLoREi
e4AItx7 Sdon, City, Satarta, Vieksburg and all
60 intermediate landings superior fast running
passenger Lewis Mhiteman, j. s. Wallace,
master Powell clerk will leave above for the fazoo
Taahache For freight PASSAGE apply board
mylo j. $. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12
EOWLERs PArENT sTEAm sOLERs

EVW LFsftS PAI FlNI sTbaI bUTLEINS
have been extensively used for the last and
for economy fuel have be far preferable the ord
nary boilers. They combine the following ADVANTAGES, via
Economy in fuel require cleaning small space
simple in construction and do much the orai
nary cylinder fued Boiler and half much other
fuel saving, but at the time, complicated Boilers.
Planters and others interested these Boilers in opera
ton at the following places in the city
Leyee Cooa Press Louisiana Cotton Press, Caronde
let Refinery, L. Homes Ornamental Iron Works.
Numerous certificates be the office Of the Baene,
and circulars with plan of The Boiler will be sent to part
Of the country on application TO
D. H. FOWLER III Baronne street,
Manufacturer Of Pressure locomotive Flued and Cyn
der Boilers sana Pipes, Fire Fronts Crate Bars Valves
Chimneys, etc, etc.
30 Al work done at this establishment will be guaranteed
equal point OF workmanship and MATERIAL in the
country, and at the lowest prices. m24 6m&W
ID ERIITTANCES TOIRELAND-THEU UNDER
II signed prepared to furnish drafts the Bank OF Ire
land pay able demand in such may be required
FEN NELL POWER h CO.,
NILS 3m 90 Common street.
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T.. NEGULAH OUACHIFA RIVER LOW
6Ass1lrS Water Packet-For Bayou Bartholomew, Point
60 Pleasant Basirop, Ouachta City, Trenton, Mon
Columbia Bout river Bayou Louis Pine Bluff Harrison
burg Trinity, all plantations and landings Black ver1he
entirely new very light draugh draws only l6inehes built
pressy for the radel fast hnnng packet steamer
Kate Dale, WIN. Dale and ThOs Tucker, clerk,
For freight passage having unsurpassed
cabin accommodations passengers apply board
myl Z. Is. SMITH, Tehouptoulas St.
j. s PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
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Leaves SATURDAY, May u.s. at5P.M.
REGULAR SHREVEPORT PACKET
THE new, elegant and and swim running pas
etEs55t4 enger packet Duke, Samuel Apple
gate master r. v Ceos clerk will positively leave above
for Shreveport Grand Bayou CouchAtta Campte,
Ecore NatchitOches Maurice, Montgomery. Alexandria,
COte Norman Landing GorJn's Landing Tafhins Landing
and all intermediate landings Red river For freight
passage, having unsurpassed accommodation apply board
myi0 GEO. d. HITE CO. 6 Front street
RThe steamer Duke receiving freight the foot Of
Girayer street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. May 70, at5P NJ.
..u..1I-. Tor E,.-.,r...

Leaves WEDNESDAY May y, at 6 P NJ.
Regular Ten Day Express Passenger Packet.
r.. FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS. VIII
s!4SlAt " mington, Cbampagnolle Moreau, Pigeon HIS
txz1Hs Marie Saline Alabama Landing, Ouachita Guy,
Sterngto, Lochlomond Trenton Monroe Pine Bluh, Com
ba Harrsonburg, Trinity, and all intermediate landings
Ouachita and Black yesThe elegant and swift passenger
BLUM city, Lewis Snapp, MASTER viii positively
For fright passage apply board
to MUSE 4 BRO, Front street.
49, The Fox will the arrival Of the
Bluff City Saline river and Bayou Bartholomew
trips. Gives clear bills of Hdng through free OF
pense with the privilege of reshipping the Fox my7
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FOR ELoUSAs.
Leaves every SATURDAY, t5P.N.
Opelousas via Bayou Paquemne.
, r. - FOR OPELOUSAS-THE NEW AND
n light draft steamer Bayou Belle, Capt John
sss.%u Lyons, will leave above taking freight and
Tor Bayou Plaquemine Grand river Achafaays
Smmespor Old river, and all landings the For
freight apply board Bayou de Gaize freight
taken up far Mil Bayou.
a22 J. s. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 5 o'clock p NJ.
TEe FOR OPELOU SAS-THE NEW
let<AASxSr STEAMER w. burton, Capt. @. +. Lou
aillier, built expressly for the trade, will leave as
taking freight Old River Simmsport all landings
The AtchaaayA For freight passage apply on BOARD,
to
iyl4u CustOmhouse street.
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Leaves thursday, May I3 atop. NJ
keguar Ten Day Packet
~. REGULAR GRAND ECORE AND
E4HL4 - NatchiOches Packet-The fast running
e-E@%sh magnificent passenger packet steamer ID. X.
Carroll, William Kimbali master will leave above, posi-
lively Grand Ecore. Saehtoches Alexandria Cole Nor.
mans, GOrons and Tubins Landings and all intermediate
Landings Red via Cane and Little rivers For freight
passage appl on board.
myl7 J 5. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
The will be responsible for any pur-
ehases unless made. ordered by The captain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12

QUEBEC,
And all important Towns and Cities In the Northeast
Thus forming the CHEAP EST and only RELIABLE Route
to all points North.
Passengers rely upon these beats leaving advertised
This is the only Line Steamers making
at Cairo and st Louis with the Railroads.
rs FARE CHEAPER TIL AN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
with less changes OF cars and handling of baggage.
re- Information Through Tickets
Louis and thence Railroad all points Moth GOOD
FOR ONE YEAR-aowns the holders stop any point on
cured application a the
C0MPANY'S OFFICE,
Under the st. Charles Hotel New Orleans. ~
n9 The only office where Plans Of the Boats Cabins
seen Saie.rooms secured, and THROUGH TICKETS pur-
chased to all Northern and Eastern Cities.
W. Z. REDDING,
al9 II General Agent
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COAST AND LAFoURoHE.

Leaves every SATURDAY. atop. M
HE. COAST PACKET STEAMER
le5Akftst% SnlIie ROblnsOn-fo and from n. Orleans
Efse3&k4z& bayou Fort Adams, Wliamsnort, Port
Hudson and intermediate landings, the SAlLIE RCBIN
SON H. ross, MASTER place Of the BELLA DONNA,
Orleans every Saturday evening" at O'Clock,
Bayou every Wednesday evening" the arrival Of the
from W0odville.
@ clerk will be on the Levee receive freight Thur
day morning.
4Parcular attention paid the receiving and landing Of
freight al hours OF the day and night
jy2on HOLMES 4 CLAUSS. IA Teh0upitoul6s St,
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.
FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves WEDNESDAY,, IAN in.lnnt, a5P,M.


Leaves WEDNESDAY. l2ih instnnt ai5P.M.
Independent Peoples Line.
. ~. FOR .JEFFyct1SON. SMTTHLAND,
ElsL, Benton, Port Caddo Swsnsohs Landing, Alba
fzsESesh ny, Shreyep Grand Bayou Campte Grand
EcOre Alexandria, Norman's Landing. Landing
all Intermediate andingThe One, Substantial fast running
passenger steamer w. A. Andrew, j. Is. Smith,
viii leave above For freight passage having superior
accommodations, apply on board.
myl0 j. s. PAGArD. Advertising Agent
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, May H. at5P.M.
IT, UPPER RED RIVER PACKETS
G. l.. honns Bro Low Water Through Line.
ksikkz4zk2 The era No. L, kouns, master, will give
through bills Of lading all landings above the Raft Pine
Bluffs Doaksville Kiamcha Wrghts Rowland, Lanesport
Fulton Dodeys Ferry sprngbank, Albany shreveport Grand
EeoIe, AeSsnda and all way landings For further infor
nation, apply to
G. L. KOUNs & BRO, Front street,
apo J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
No bills paid by either boat without written orders Bills
must be approved board and handed in the Office for
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el-l for LOusvileHegultr New Orleans Louis
VILE passenger steamer ". II. FAIRCHILD-
This splendid and fss passenger Faucett
master will leave Louisville and all landings
throughout The season, follows
Leaves New orl, ans MONDAY, May ", atbPM
Leaves New Orleans I'll u ksDAY, June g. at Pm
Ieoves New Orleans MONDAY, June a. at 5 r NJ
Leaves New Orleans I'll Y ksDAY July s, ats p NJ.
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, July "a, att =. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, August I. at5P.M
Passengers and shippers rely the punctualy this
steamer.
AIS rs. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
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Leaves on SATURDAY, May Is, Ht5PM.
=. REGULAR GRAND EgURR A

REGULAR GRAND EUoRE AND
- Natchitoehes Packe-The new, fine, fast
e2ss=ssz ming, magnificent passenger packet
DIR. Burlington. j. C. Dovty master In place Of Rapdes
win leave above positively for Grand keare, Natchoche
Alexandria Collie Maurice, Fayeron's, Durands Buxton
and Montgomery Gortons Landing Barbins Landing, Nor
mans Landing and all intermediate landings Red river Tis
freight passage apply
Of GEO, ID. HIIE & CO..
mylO Front street.
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SxE> III. RODRIGUEZ A. CO., -
SFfSfA successors TO +. D'AQUfN co. sAAe5SkxEa
s<ell1L. BREAD and CRACKER BAKERS, k5ssRs1E4E3A
No. 80 New I.evee street. New Orleans,
Superior AMERICAN CRACRNEI BISCUIT, warranted
free Of sseratus any drugs injurious to health.
H. ID. Co. keep constantly hand
Bread and Crackers.
Pilot Bread Cofeehnuse Biscuits, Water Crackers,
Navy Bread Sugar Crackers, Soda Crackers
Wine Bread, Boston Crackers, Picnic, ETC., ETC.,
French Biscuits, Butter Crackers, etc
All made by machinery At the lowest market prices my1l ly
MRM q. BLEAHLEf, SO AND 81 RAMPANT
64 street manufaetnrer of Carriages Buggies Spring
XSAZ " gons, Fire Engines rebuilt. Repairing
oil the branches done atths shortest notice. las ~
CTORAGE- STORAGE = THE UNDERSIGNED
. having leased the arge and comoious building occupied
Messrs. Iusk Co. No street. would respectfully
invite the attention Of those having goods sale
otherwise Their rates Of storage will be reasonable in accord
with the times. WTILETT A WILSON,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
m No. street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12

$1,000 LEANS PACKET LINE Regular Monday
Packet for Memphis and all the Bends The
splendid packet steamer John Stmonds Chas b. Church,
master, will be ready receive freight Wednesday
the foot Of Girod and will leave freight
passage apply on beard, or to
j. II. FREIIGH,
Office under the st. Charles Hotel.
p7-Th line Napoleon with regular packes.fsA
the White and Arkansas rivers and Memphis with
packets for st. Louis and for Louisville
S- Adams Express carried regularly by this line. my6
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ATTAKAPAS
Leaves every SATURDAY, at o'clock P. NJ.
. ~. ATTAISAPAS, VIA PLAQUEMINE
The very Light draaght, wellknown, fast running
sss==xss=sh packet steamer Cora, Alb Smith, master
will St. Martinsyle, Fausse Point New Iberia,
Jeannerett Cbarrenton Franklin, CenterNie Patersonve,
and all intermediate landings on the route.
RAn business entrusted her will be punctualy al
tended to. freight passage apply board,
BALDWIN a CO., Front Levee.
or DUPERIER, HAYES CO., Is Csrondeet St.
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, f-.s STE AMER DIANA, FOR LOU
n4NlIstSa ISYIIIE-ReEnar New orleans and Louisville
fs-T-=-ss=7b passenger steamer DIANA.
This entirely and splendid passenger steamer Ed T.
Sturgeon, vii leave for Lenisg and all intermediate
landings throughout the follows
New Orleans MONDAY May a. at O'Clock p. NJ.
e. THURSDAY, Jane 10,
=. SATURDAY, June e.
=. e.. TUESDAY, July -,
.. FRIDAY July 80, 81.
Passengers and shippers rely the puncuaity Of this
steamer
No berth considered engaged until paid for.
plan Of her cabin be and saerooms secured by
applying to the agents.
BELL, BUCHANAN CO..
PoydFas street.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-08
A Romantic Reality.

Il White Woman Escapes from, Slac0y,
We copy the following interesting case
from the Maysvlle (Ky) Eagie, Of Thurs
doy afternoon One ofthe most remark
able and intensely interesting cases ever
brought before a court OF Justice, was tri-
ed and disposed of in our Circuit Court
last week The plaintiff Ann Goddard,
was a handsome young white woman A.
bout twenty-one years Of age, perfectly
white, with long luxuriant and straight
hair. graceful and easy in manners, and
having all The appearance of an accom-
plished and well raised lady. Her feat
ures bore the highest marks of European
perfection, and there was not the slightest
indication of African blood in her veins.
She brought suit here for freedom, alleg-
ing that she had been forcibly arrested and
lodged in the negro Jail Of the late James
Mcmillan, under the claim of the defend
ant Mary Goddard, that she was % slave.
''when in truth She was FREQ white wo-
an"
The suit was brought nearly two years
ago by Hon. r.. II. Stanton and prosecuted
bv him, with the assistance of Hon. W. II.
Wadsworth and Judge j. d. Taylor, an,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-08

I'M Wtuum smoatho hstofl., vpc,
Ao. boon nollrcrcau every thing thot
,,ylI tt desired, both o. 90 temperature
.pdbdabmcss. In short 10 has boon ror,
eetly enchanting and nothing hl. pre-.
,cpled us from going OH into some
cy,n ebultion of feeling such o.. uditirg
nm cthcral sketch OF the beauties of uo.
ure. or giving vent to oar oycrpovcring
sonntions In few stanns Of machine po.
ory. but the fact that We have scarcely
had time, except on Sunday to look up
Al the lovely azure canopy spread over us.
ALONE iN OUR GroEv.-m consequence
or the absence of Mr.. puryiancc, our yalu-
able and d,accomplished foreman, who has
zone to Pittsburg in the ca eacity ofo U, S,
Jurman, we have been thrown upon our
own resources for week or two, assisted
by our younghands. Happily forus howey-
er the latter are both expert and willing,
and we have no fears for the result. And
we trust our readers will fluid tho "Rcpub.
lican" as interesting as usual. Should
however any mistakes occur in the me-
ehanical execution Of our paper, we trust
they will be excused on the ground Of our
inexperience.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-08
OBITUARY.

DIED.-In Philipsburg on Saturday
the 4th, of Sept. JAMES ANDEEws ofMaine
aged about 24years.-
The sudden death of this young man
under the circumstance, is sadly sugges
tive of the impropricty of readilyyielding
TO temptation, and thoughtlessly indulging
in frivolous conduct that too frequently
as in this instance, is followed by melan
cholly results. Experience is good
teacher, and yet with its every day les
sons as a directory, how apt are mer &c
lose sight of its teachings, and at an un
guarded moment fall into snares, the ia
tai folly of which either terminates life, ol
embitters il with many blistering reflec
tions-no seeming danger surrounded
this youth, as he stood upon the thresh'
old of cternity-no monitor warned hin
of death as he eagerly leaned on the fata
weapon that drank his blood-no specia
mark distinguished him as The one who il
the midst of life, health, and enjoyment
was to be stricken down on that night
and vet sacrificed he was not 10y an up
lifted arm whose stroke might have beer
seen and arrested, but by the treacherou
dagger whose sting to him was death.
TO those who were his companions en-
gagged with him in this thoughtless spor
that has terminated so tragically, we thinl
this should be lasting lesson, whateye
hereafter may allure, they should neye
forget this terrible and summary afilictioi
which hurried one as young, thoughtless