Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-01

found me srough stone from tho hands Of
poverty and example. 1t was you who
brushed Gf the evil, and fnt led mo to the
sweet waters Of moral life in nhsppinesa ]
have profated blythe losson you gavo 10 ear.
y youth; and the warm spark which your
kindsess lighted up in my bosom, has grown
lighter and brighter ever since With an
influence for life, I have settled down to on.
Joy the remainder Of my days in peace and
hsppiness, ~ have heard Of your losses
and bereavsments.l Come {; I hive home
and heart, snc your presence will make
them both warmer, happier and brighter.
Come, my more than father-and you, my
mother, come. You made my youth more
bright, AID viii not let your old age be
doomed To- darkness. - liam s,.Ii 4, q. -
f. Jacob Manfred tottered forward, and sank
upon the bosom Of his preserver.s He could
not speak his thanks, for they vereto heavy
for words When he looked up sgsin, he
sought bis wife,. s2rq nd ,aia.,nJ5 yIau.
oo Susan hc said in q choking tone,
my bread has come back to NO." "ssu1, ,..'
- Forgive me Jacob adT .'ugiiAq ii
gl mo, Susan il isnot / who must for.
givc--God holds us in his hand. "lga I'd IL
- "Ah," murmured his wife, as she raised
her streaming eyes to heaven, II willnever
doubt him sgain." st. ot gfis f.. .se.ar
- A MAarclAN's Tack. .-Aaderson not
dead-An Elopement b,t no lNunler, no
Suicide and-ao Honey The Meadville
Republican says: On Tuesday we report
ed the news Of the elopement Of Prof. An.
derson's vito with man named Norris,
and the Tclcgraphic statement that Ander.
son had killed his child and committed sui.
eide. '''.' "'"'' ''' ~ '''.'.. ''s - ~.
BY later advises II appears that Professor
Anderson is not the g dead duck" that the
telegraph made him out to be. Tho mes.
sage was only q ruse to dccoy the happy
"birds" into tho hands Of the "fowler, I"
and it did. The guilty "twain" took the
back track, and at Middletown, Ohio. be-
hold tho unfortunate husband who fby re-
port) murdered bis little child and blown
out his own brains, appeared before the as
tonished couple, and took seat in the ou,-
nibus opposite them. Tho sccno can be
better imsgined than described. s:1Y.7'l
Suffice that the Professor with an eye to
the finances" Of the lately dissolved "6m'
directed the professors would.be successor
to fork over what stamps he might have be-
longing to the late Mr.. A.; wheteupon, ~
report hath it, no shclled out some $4,000.
The Professor seems to have been satisfied
with the blood already shed, as he did not
proceed to blow out the brains Of the man
who had run away with his wife. The un.
fortunate woman passed through this city
going Fast on her way home, it is hoped a
wiser and better woman. As for the Pro.
fessor he has performed a little pieco o..
slight.ofhand which eclipsed anything laid
down in this "posure." '-'7'' - ~ 'j
John Norris, or JOHNNY as be is called
by his chums is from Williamsport, Pa.
He had been travelling with Anderson ever
since he last performed in this city. The
engagement was made here, and Johny 70
signed position on the Philadelphia and
Erie railroad to axcept place with the
magician. His family owns fine property
| opposite the Herdic House, Williamsport,
and are among the most respectable people
Of that town. But JOHNNY is rather inclined
to fast life, and managed to pursuade Mrs.
| Anderson and %, 500 more Of her husbands
personal property to abandon the fortunes
of the handsome Snowman. . +a .y'.
Mrs. Anderson is quite good-looking, and
young. She appeared greatly dciected when
the news reached her Of tho death Of her
husband and child, and o she returned on
her way East, she was . forlorn object.
She is cast of by her husband, and has
been abandoned by the graceless scamp that
lured her away. 10 '-'4 ''F ''. = .''' ''