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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-12-01

DR. B. T. AkELY, Grahamton, Clearfeld coun-
IL ty, Penn'a- April l.
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| JOSEPH COON, Manufacturer of Boots and Shoes,
| y Shaw's new row, Market street. Clearfeld, Pa.
] Made up work always on hand Aug. IA.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-12-01

WILLOW BASKETS.-A lot on hand and or
w sale by lNov25l WM z IRMIN =
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-12-01

n o. CROUCH, Physician, CurwensviIle Clear
l.. field county, Penn a. May a.
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~ GORGE SCHULTZE, Boot and Sooe Maker.
" opposite the Jail, Market street CIearfeld,
Pa lie sells low for cash.. Nov 10.
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NTILLIAM A. WALLACE, Attorney at Law
w Clearfeld. Pa. Office, one door north of the
Post Office. on Second street. Sept 1.
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T j. GRAMS. Attorney at Law and Real Estate
IL. Agent, CIearfeld, Pa. Office adjoining his
residence, on Second street. Nav l6
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PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS CARDS.

nR. B. T. AkELY, Grahamton, Clearfeld coun-
IL ty, Penn'a- April l..
n 0. CROUCH, PnrsIcrAS, CurwensviIle. Clear
u. field county, Penn'a. May a.
IT ]. GRAMS. Attorney at Law and Real Estate
IL. Agent, Clearfeld, Pa. Office adjoining his
residence, on Second street. May 16.
GEORGE SCHULTZE. Boot and Sooe Maker.
W opposite the Jail, Market street, CIearfeld,
Pa He sells low for cashss Nov 10.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE, Attorney at Law.
w Clearfeld Pa. Office, one door north of the
Post Office, on Second street. Sept. L.
JOSEPH COON, Manufacturer of Boots and Shoes
y Shaw's new row, Market street. Clearfeld, Pa.
Made up work always hand Aug. IA.
d OBERT J. WALLACE. Attorney at Law, Cand
IL District Attorney ClearfieId, Pa. Office in
Shaw new row, Market street May 26.
IT BUCHER SWoOPE. Attorney at Law. Clear
| L. field, Pa. Off;ct in rahams Row one door
east of the 'Raftsman's Journal office. Nov 10.
d W. BARRETT, Justice of the Peace, Luthers-
L burg, Clearfeld co. Pa, will attend prompt
iy to all business entrusted to him. mar25-tf
NITILLIAM f IRWIN, Market street, CIearfeld.
w Pa Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Mer-
chandise, Hardw are, Queensware, Groceries. and
family articles generally. Nov. 10.
NfERRELL & CARTER, Dealers in Stoves Tin,
vi Copper, and Sheet-Iron Ware, second street,
Clearfeld, Pa. House-spouting and Roofing done
to order, on short notice Nov. l.
rUELICH BENNER, Manufacturers of all
W kinds of Cabinet-warc Market street Clear
| field, Pa. They also make to order Collins and
| attend funerals with hearse. Nov 10
JOSHUA 5. JOHNSON, Cabinet Maker. Market
- street, Clearield Pa. lie will also attend fu-
| nerals with hcarse, when called on and make
collins to order, short notice. Nov. 10.
II L. NAUGLE. Watch and Clock Maker. and
j L. dealer in Watches. Jewelry. &c. Room in
Shaws new row, Market street opposite the Rats
| man S Journal cffce, Clearfeld, Pa. Nov 10.
| DLACKSMITHING.-J acob Shunkwciler thank
ID ful for past fayors would respectfully solicit
continuance of share of public patronage in his
line OF business Shop on Third st. Nov 10.
/ MENALLY, Attorney at Law. CIearfeId
- Pa. Practices in Clearfed and adjoining
counties. Office in brick addition. ad Joining
the residence of James b. Graham. Nov 10
INREDERICk SCHMAEL. Clock and Watch Ma
Il ker, Cherry street. Zone door east of the Meth
Odist church, Clearfeld. Pa, will repair Watches
Clocks, Sc on short notice and reasonable terms
/ ARRIMER & TEST, Attorneys at Law Clear
IL field, Pa. Will attend promptly to all legal
and other business entrusted to their care in Clear
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SALT.-A large qucntity of SALT Just receiy
~ ed, and which will be sold very cheap for
cash, by the sack at WM. +. fRWIN,s
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INoBACCo AND CIGARS.-An assortment just
opened and for sale at the store of
November e5, WM 2. IRWIN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-26

Mature, among her oth<r singular freaks this
season, displays peculiar marks on apple trees
In watertoRn, Conn, 4 fnIl blown white rose
was found growing upon the stem Of yellow
sweeting apple tree. The rose had eight or nine
tiers Of leaves, and seemed in every respect as
natural as If grown upon rose bush The
Concord On. H. Statemaa mentions similar
curiosity in that city. An apple tree, after
having borne its blossoms fully, and formed the
incipient apples, has borne on the extremity Of
one of It's branches a full blown white rose, or,
At least. flower which resembles rose in
form, shape ofits leaves, and odor-
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising other a.
of the Integencer should be addressed to
Letters concerning editorial department Of the paper.
ho be addressed the RdltOys jointly or to either one
them.
Correspondents writing for publication will please write
only On side Of the paper. .
nd prompt attention to correspondents than
eym.slt ctlerwise receive fste
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A fat man enters the following grievance
~ am fat man, and require room had to
travel by diligence from Macon, in France 1
sent the rascailv garcon from the hotel, to book
two places for me and paid for them When
came to the office to take my place, found they
had booked one seat for me inside, and one out =
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CnURCREs or WHEELING.

For the strangers visiting the city, pub
ISL tile following list Of the different ohurches and their
me and place meeting. If there are any Mistakes
will make the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. Aattat1rs, EIseopatian, Corner Monroe and Byron
treets, Rev &. T. PERKSs Rector morning services 10Y
clock, evennE,T. tsst, .-a e
ST. Johns E1fseopalias Main street. First and
second Centre Wheeling, Rev. j. H. sAITH A. A Rector
seryIces-Morntng 1876 afternoon SHi night ~.
First Pre8byferfl RBv. R. Il. WEED Pastor Fourthst,
etween and afternoon
second PresJuteTid Webster street. between Main and
Market, Centre wheeling services morning and evening
7Htrd PresJyterfan, Fifth street. between Chestnut and
raIbert ss South Wheeng Rev. E. RooDs, PASTOR sery
morning and evening.
Fourth res5yeTfan, Rev. A PAUL., PASTOR Mainstreet
etEeen Washington and Adams ats services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street 4etaotst Episcopal, Rev. J. E. wnsoz,
Pastor between Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening.
Ncria rset Mst1odsst Episcopal, Rev. Rrdzh,PassOr
Market and North Bts North Wheelhei services
morning and evening. 1
CRdDIne Street AethodEst Eptscopdl Rev. T. H. MOH-
KeE Pastor, chapne street, between First and second'
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening. f-
South Rteslta0 N. E. ohurGl, Rev. j 3. Hill
sstor; services morning and evening.
Wheeling Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
WusoS, Pastor.
German Aettodist ptscopal Rev. c. HErwtO, Pastor
ohapins street, between Webster and Third Centre
ng. fF
S. James cat1edral, Roman Catholic, RI. Rev. BISHOP
wHRLAN Fifth street, Of Hampdeni services
morning and afternoon.
Assocfnte Rstor4aed Rev J. MocLUEE PASTOR corner
ofNiaket Jefferson sts
DiscIe Market street, Between Webster and Third.
Centre Wheeling; services log In the morning. and y
evening.
Erdngelicdl Protestant Rev w.t HELTER ,Olay
rect, above Sixth, East stwheeiing
Zion ECdH0tItGal LutherfGH, Rev. 2. zr'f'IAEhNAA'
Pastor Market street, Webster and Third Centre
wheeling; services morning and evening.
e,cisa Synagogue, quincy street, between Market and
Main. .5'.l q
Gormdn Protestant, Union Hall SIain street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1O5< morning. o
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THs n. <. Rs7atd gives PpbIieity 70 : T1Hior
that the hormons AFe moving towards sqnera,
under tbefPatropage Of aCOlOnizatioR Company,
organized in New. York, but deriving its support
from Southern men The plan contemplated IS
to people that country as rapidly as possible,
convert It tlintoa Slave State and bring. e into
the. Union. An A1arrangement Of this kind IS said
to exist with leading Shareholders. and the Nor
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TIE fNTELLf LfGENCER.

rTnR Chinese have,a sure preventive Of finan-
eial pahies. They have a sort Of crisis twice q,
year which always ..inieFposes q safe Obstacle to
money reyulsiOns- Every man in China must
pay upall hisdebts ut the beginningO the year,
and also At the time OF religious festival, about
the middle Of the year. II unable to settle at
these times. his business stops until his debts
are paid. - n i.ai..ss- = ~ rKe
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q, ~ YONNq MoTAER
~ wnLlAn s0ss wALLAcA-

BY wnLIAM ROSS WALLACE iaI
-
o brilliant Of old
In IndaIian bowers.
With her star-brOidered cestus
And garland Of flowers.
Stood the PTiestess upon
The green, shrine-eovered sods
That people had reared
To their gentlest Of gods
What tenderness shOne srf
In her soff, sunny eyes -r,s,
As she swung the gold eenser
AlOlt 10 the skiesi
How sho smiled, in the spell l
OF each Dorian sound, s.-f
On the children ike roses
FestooDin6 arOuudl more
Yet tits vel that We see the bright Pliestess no
-At- -hsS ts-.stie -ie. 4l--s cnEersd
shore.
For a Faith more sublime
Than Idalia knew, 1aoa zlls -
From the land Of the East
Over continents heWi
And the Priestess beneath
That old Grecian dome
Has vanished before
The dear PFiestess at bOI1o
Though uni,ound by mystical
Cestus ofgold
Making sacred TO millions
The wearer Of old;
Though she wings not eenser
Al0ft to the skies
Yet q tenderness deeper -@
Is seen. IN her eyes, as.4 RI lrest
While she looks on her babe lying sWeetiy at
AS : nesv-budded rose on the shrine 0faher
breast ~
aEd III = ,brH
Yes, mother, young mother. 1000
Though Wreathless thy brow se
And alone by the hearth,
Yet pTiestess art thou.
Il is thine by homes altar 1 p
5a1 With many n lay, faf Tt
In the daytime and nighttime
To Watch and to pray;
Il is thine to believe
80 With \ rapture ofjoy,
That some angel Is near - Iarf77
Every smile Of thy boy
That some influence falls
With an Eden-like bliss
In each touch of thy hand,
And each thrill Of thy kiss; 5.-.as.
o what was the Joy in Indalia's zone lthy own!
when compared by a thoughtlnl. mild soul 70
Z dl asfi4fa isis4ii sizeai isfse = s7'
Yet mother young mother. a
Still nOblgT q rite q r.as
Has thy mission in store
For Thy loved Acolytei sft 1
1t Is thine when the years
Ff In their sweet, sunny roll,
r. lc9 But nlanlier seal
On his frame aud bis soul
II Is thine With,the torches
.5 or truth on bisV
To throw Heavens own sunlight
That ne'er shall decay
Il is thine 70 attemper.
With nature and art,
An the springs Of bis spirit
And chords Of his heaFti
Thus uprearing a Priest on his mission divine
II the temple Of Time for eternity's shrine.
Then mother, young mother,
What garlands shall yet
On thy brow il the future
Be deathlessiy SET
What noble, just pride
May illumine tliihe eye
When us turned a the last
To the light of the sky, 1851
Ifthou feelest that truly
Thy labor was done,
And the laurel Of honor
Sits firm on thy son,
Who kpeeling at morning
Or night on the sod,
Ever miugles thy name sH
20 aat With bis praises 70 God known
o mother, yong mother. thy Joy shall be
Whera staFHitY s ransomed are shining aloQN
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WHEELER & LAK1Ns

WHEELER Il LAK1Pt5 a2
- fsnecessorst to y. II. StduFada) u. = =,
M ER THl,d Mt TA / l. % X y /,
80. No. 2 w nahi lug ton Ilall. - s,,ss..
WEEEIING,X XA.
wv L. rcs,,rng bustness this city We Houia ven
reSpeetfuIiy annouhee 70 old
q an, that we are in rece pt OF our HLL
2 w fkSgsR STOCk or cloths, Casslmeres, Vesting
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods, &C., th.t -.
In caIng attention to We would n
oc II TO Be the largest and We beeoelt 90 1s the
and most desirable any received BY any similar ss
iisbment inthe city 81 81 ay.iIV
In solcng anee o. ne ~ s
be-toysd on the house for the past iOur -
s,s III Who iatronize usthat the engiab!e Eep9t
hegse @ n. ~ y, ~ eii, sep32-lyd
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY

ODD FELLOWs'A DItSIICIOJltl4
virzInlus Lodge NO. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evening Hail. corner Of Market and Quincy
JAxvs NJ Hall, N. G.; B. N. Carr, Secretary.
FrankIin Lodge No. 13.-Meets as abeyseyery
Monday evening. DAVID BA4HA, N. Gi Wttktdsn r.
Nc Tsl1ey Secretary.
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 93.-Meess sssboYeeve-
r'swedaesday evening. wrLLIAN HELEEH, NJ s.i. Jot
S1lade, Secretary.
wheeIin4 Lodge Ne. S 59.--M Meets IS above every
Saturday evening. .f ~
W. D. Porrs. N. g.; JoAa T1eoSrn, Secretary
PanoIn Lodge No. S3.-Msets as above every
Wnsa Tell Encnuapmemt No, 3A.-Meets as
the second and fourth Tuesday evenings oIesen
month. JoHxBGDRR, q. p; O1Hs. LfHck, Scribe. =
Abrnra's EneRmPmeaE No. A.--Meets =. as
above the tuesday evenings OfeRo month
Wv. TAYLOR, o. p. oBafrd. s., Scribe Afarc' Is.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY. !

corner Market and Monroe the t& and f Mon
day evenings Of each month C. ". Stars, w. Nj Ate
aader Laitgstia, Secretary EtA3 .1
Wheeling Lodge No. las Meets as above on
the at Third Thursday evening" Of each month " A.
pEESTLtxoER, w. NJ; S. W. Pearson, Secretary,
aWheelInR Union ChnPter No. 4 9.--AIeets as
above Monday evening 0f each month We
sooTf, u. P.i s. W. Ieeasson, Secretary,
WheelInS Eacaul 1nl an s. No. 1.-Aeets ..
1seveon the ySrth Nonday evening os each month WI
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wHEELING AGENCY FOR HE HE SALE oF
J = lli1 DUPONT'S GBNP0WDIsR !,
hsen appointed th sole agent IN THIS eisy q. &
III 81 sie Of Duports PoWd er, VIII Keep On Lam as,n M
SiSsasine suppl q the G Powder
s fJoaJ and Rock and sporting, in hsi anu be
ioI gue. s NJ, IN cases Of 20 cans each
cams cams P or small qppntl tne
notice, as low ~ the seli's st = n. REILLY.
No. 81 Main 81, yhssllns. Va.
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Gormdn Protestant, Union Hall Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1OX morning. e
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JAoRs AfoRs RSsanMAiixRT "A l1if1hRN sfREEINc ;
Just ReoeiVed and NoW open.

Just Received and Now Open.
VTYE take pleasure infsring iends. paiIons d
w the uuhc generally hat have fust FeeeiEtd
Spring stoek of CLOTHS, O-1ESLGEAA6 & laSzL1G&
together With geraFal q fienta tuTlsIE
We only AK cal, feeling eoudct at q you eAatns eur
g be satisfied fhlt c1un1t 1E ercEe1 eaef
style qnalty % the goods olrse fer laie We
that stock consists of (asAfoi0lte Gods 0ad
CfrdJ Goods. and prepared 20 llast ttlI 70
der "a style seeond . eier Esst o. West 81 he
onsins and at sort notice, a. cur EtOTe.Toou Ne
I0I Main ST. WBEELEHsk 3 LAHlns
apIz MershGnt IalloTs
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DAILY, p=F
Tgf.WzRELY, per aIlnutn
WEEELY, per aununa - t.P4'
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Wide q BIO.

D ESPEOEEUILY infoFm the public that tieT have re-
II ceived % the largest and nest flaonabs tnFet
% Wat Paper and Windou shades sFeI rolg % te
city o. wheeling, eoupFsng frreh, Ensliah and Arr
Papers ana Borders in Almost endlH1 Eareiy Iey
p1rehaled below The fuafonlaTy Il1rlrt uIel ~
VII Be sod espondnsIy Low: b-6lt tfge1 - GlGed
Payer a. Is cent per Roll ne osre elaclIe -
I8 II you wish bargains give els - ne are qetr-
mined 70 sell az such prices uli defy 1e
atteutIono OF WHOEEaAlE DEALERS q invited,
lob ood8 ~ most flFoTRbie rates our stoek 3 E
IIRELY NEW, and free from ed and deprecated aye
carried ever from last year aPI
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IL persohs kr6ung theis.lves indebted tsW. v. Jia
Z -, os 81 a Richsrisorl. Esde5r i6nTos Ard FouEth
fsiss sss GAP '''i' A..lsas. i Y. :: IIeS u 5s::s
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oFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
.Entrance from Quincy st.
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ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1883:

UPWARDS OF $1,000 600
OF Losses have been paid by the Etna Insurance Co. u
IHa the past 8S years. -i-
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For driving my family, to
- 70 rhnrnh i. ha un fnvn

sarrHye, horses and boy, two Thousand Al
Il Keep for my own conveyance o s,'lke.Sll
horse worth al least four hnndred-besides a
saddle, bride, &c, which cost me forty. wear
ID gold watch. for which ! paid d few years
since one hundred and seyenty.iYe dnllats.
NY eldest Daughter also Mearssa guild chain
around her neck which cost me fifty. In So
cial parties also, ut which. i entstain my
friends, i expend not less thai, some hundreds
annually. Hive III a house worth five tboils-
and d,llaY My whole estate l suppose is
about Fifty fheusaiids
IN the meantime, have reluctantly PAID len
dollars for repairing our Church; (for l am a
member and as reluctantly paid to ne sup
port of our minister. Poor man. 81 he
and bis lamily are almost starving Eaa be-
~nevolex6 i ! have subscribed five psAronsed
from ny guilty ignorance on this sg Ct, and
fearing let the case of Dives be fne. | d.
s%olemnly resolve, to contribute forr fifth tothe
erection Of a comfortable church hundred,
to My neglected. pastor ore esnd q annually,
and to the cause Of bruevoh e one-tenih 81
my annual income. +
go AND DO LIKEWISE.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-11-27

a. NEW. Go.DEN srarE.-A letter 10 The
Boston Journal from Lawrence, SAYS /: There
IS q movement OF some importance going on
relative to these gold discoveries. 1t il the
formation OF q new Territory from the western
Of Kansas. The parties in file vicIsity Of
sItkes Peak, it is said. will at ans n day
elect a Delegate #, Congress, and sVp on
Z, the next session with a petition IN Nv
Territorial organization. 1t is said ~
gentleman from Kansas City, who is TO Mart
with one Of the ira lns leaving this week, will
return as the enbryolic Congressman. The
grounds upon which they ask this action of
Congress will be thai. situated as they are five
hundred mics from the weltsettlcd portions Of
Kansas and its seat Of Government. it will be
Impossible for them to fnd any protection
from our Territorial authorities and that. nm.
less furnished with an organization of their
Owl, mob law must prevail, and they must
suffer from general anarchy. Seven hundred
nilles, they. csalnl.3aare quite too mucl, for the
length OF q State where railroads are ur.
known and steamboats, inlpracticable." We
have seen no ~atlAsiop in the Kansas newsra-
pers 70 THIS movement. which will doubtless be-
at ieastsTs Tho present, OH account
NE recent ulffasoluble reports from tie
gold region
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afEHNgE
Going TO CHuRcH.-.What is Tho usa
SAID the pnpilofa medical gentleman one morn
ing to bis master. on their way to a nl,rs -
Warship, What is the nse Of going so nften r.
church, when yoa only hear the same lbins
over again p lug
What is the use,' . replied his master 90,
breakfas'ing, dining and snppina every i, ! !
@isn yon ohty eat the Sa tie things over AGAIN.,
eases y, all resemble each other; | must eat to
ollerwise would anguish and die.
ne cases are mere parallel than YOU are
aware felnlnestA he master '.wsat food is to
'le oeay, me ordinances of religion are to the
#so.'; AS The natural life in the one will Ian.
suish aho decay unless we maintain it by The
oe''ns'esn ~ aPds providence, so The disirelis.
III TUG othef VIII wilher and die unless onr
grace H., ~ u
'ii9w does it, happen, then inquired The
young man, 'that all have not the same relish
lor religious exercises, while all have the san,.
aFleli'e fpr their bodily fosd p
There, answered the master, styoa aaain
mistake The matter Ii is very true that If on
bodies are in health, we desire aud relish mr.
d NY bread But when we are sick it is widely
ulleren, we lose then not only onr relish for
our io"a' puteNen loathe it and :ul frponeptly
'sNlte ina winch Is unnatural and itiurious
90 u = WIN the soul. When that is ut rraace
WIN GlliSt 7 is-in health, and not only DE-.
N'res, but reiishcs these exercises Of deyo,;nn
ana cannot exist without them. But while fir
so"' continues in sin it is in a state of disease
1 = ha',ng no appetite for spiritual food, it
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Az DIN Man GERS INTO TRouptn BY MAN
ING L.gvE 70 AN INBEclLE GIRL.-An actor
iols ss5t, tlo6 damages fer an assault il now 8,
trias at Hfmfasfead Branch. Astoria. N. y
The plaintiff i I. Wells, and elderly gentle
mar, former eonsal at a port il Brazil, and
ehe defendants are .Jacub NJ. Coore and Bis
daughter Louisa. 9urin the years 1883, 81
and ~ The pltfutitf' was Ia the habit Of Viii.
Ing the Goppe Family, aud having freuneutlv
heard them speak highly Of The beauty Of q
daughter IN q convent in PENNSYLVANIA. went
there y see her, and although she was On in.
beci1 u mind, fell in love with her, and she re-
sfo'lded to his passion. He opened a CORES
Po.tdence with her. which come to The Know
edge Of the family. The result was, that the
ds'sndatts called upon the plaintiff, an angry
discussion arose, Followed by a fight in Which
the plaintiff was worsted. liz the course Of Il
he lady defendant DIRE a pistol, aud before II
over received q black eye. From lie eyi.
aeilce, y was qnite certain that the yenerabIa
tutor was very severely punished by the father
llid daughter b1t the chances of his obtainino.
iIrty thousand dollars damages seemed rather
at last accounts.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-11-27

a iAny SAVES uER I.tFs, nrr Losss HER
JEWtLsY.-A good story. which. however.
looks like one OF those that "reauirs contirma-
ytlon,Y Is told Of . lady who had taken passage
on board The Inflated Austria. IT is said the
lady, on looking at lier berth. was dissatisfied
with u, bat, as the captaio would not return
Nor passage money. she took her passage ii
another vessel. In consequence of certain his.
sgivinss, however, that something would no
wrong on board of the vessel in which she was
coming out, she sent her jewels ly The Austria,
The sequel is knewa-the Austria Was de.
stroyed BY fire, and the lady has arrived safe.
deeply thankful that she is saved, even at the
COST II her iewclry.