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The New York herald., 1869-05-08
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Rumors of n C0oIie Observation-Disclosures
Escape of the King-Death Of an Old
Chieftain.
SAN FRANCISCO, May Q, 1869.
Honolulu advices to April % have been received.
There was considerable excitement and alarm
among the people Of Honolulu owing to rumor Of
a conspiracy among the coolies to murder and plum
der their employers. Preparations for resistance
had been made in case OF an uprising.
His Majesty the King had narrow escape from
death by the falling OF o coc0anut while walking in
Q grove at ms country seat.
The necessary fixtures for lighthouses at Homo
lulu. HiIo and several other ports, have arrived
at Honolulu.
High Chief OF the ancient Hawaii race died sud-
denly at Hil0 and was buried at Honolulu with
honOrs.
There are complaints of o limited business among
the spring whaers.
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TINE M'cOolr-ALlrS PRIZE FIGHT.

ST. LOUIS May 7, 1869.
Il s announced that Tom Allen, the pugilist' after
witnessing the deposit OF the second $500 In his
match between him and McCoole tonight viii leave
yor cincinnati to- morrow morning, where he will 90
into traning McCooe, IL Is SAID, has reduced him.
sef twenty pounds in the past three weeks ana Is In
good condition and doing well. IL IL not expected
he will get below 200 pounds. lie now weighs 223.
Bets are made at 100 to 75 on McCoole.
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SUICIDE.

man named Isaac E. Allen, a native Of the
United States, aged twentyone years, about twelve
O'Clock last night shot himself through the head
while he was standing In front OF No. 4o4
West Nineteenth street. The ball entered his right
temple and passed into the brain. causing instant
death. IL Is supposed that misfortune In business
prompted the unfortunate man TO the deplorabe aot
lie leaYes a wife and ckild.
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Albert Weber,
REMOVED TO
Ask Your Grocer
TIEMANN's LAUNDRY BLUE.
Depot l65 Chambers street,
About Insect Powder.

About Insect Powder.
How TELL GENUINE ARTICLg.-Professor 3.
Lyon VII lie travelling in ASIA discovered nower which,
when wdered death TO kind OF Insect from
Cockroach Fly He protected bis discovery by letters
patent medals &C. put bis sgnsiurs upon every
SECT POWDER He impaired his secret to but bis
successor.
every housemus see TO It that they not deceived BY
worthless limitations and countereits The signature OF e.
Lyon the purchasers guarantee Look sharp for IT, and
buy Insect Powder that does not bear It. be had
Of druggists and family stores, at rs cents per dask.
Depot q Park row. New York.
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OHIO.

Attempt to Assassinnte n Cincinnati Police
man-Saloon Keepers Convention-Rail-
road Casualty.
CINCINNATI, May Z, 1859.
A bold attempt was made to assassinate police
man on his beat at one O'Clock this morning. Matt
McCarty desperado, who has often been before the
courts assault and battery, stole up behind ocer
Bennett, at the corner OF Fifth and Vine streets,
placed four-shooter within two inches Of his head
and snapped twice without dlscharging it. Bennett
collared the would-pe assassin knocked him down
with q mace and got in two more blows Two by
ISLANDERS interfered and prevented q fatal result.
tie ad zs to Sas
and charge Of attempting to assassinate lodged
Delegates from the saloon Keepers societies met
in convention at Turner Hall last night. st. Louis,
Chicago. Cincinnati Springfield III, louisville,
are repTesented. The Object f is to form national
association, for which committee to draft con.
stitutlon has been appointed. the Convention Will
continue In session for several days.
A large meeting was held yesterday In Knoxville,
Tenn OF capitalists, who appointed delegation to
visit this place TO represent the advantages Of Knox
road.
Yesterday Patrick CLASSIFY drunken, drunken man was
near Lima, and his body cut in two.
Railroad Matters in Cincinnati-Southern Rail-
road Convention.
CINCINNATI, May 7, 1859.
The ruling topic Of interest to-day has been
the Southern Railroad. Governor Scott, Of
South Carolina, is expected here tomorrow
on business with reference to the same.
The City Council this afternoon appointed
@ railroad committee. Tomorrow morning, at ten
O'Clock, the Joint committee of the Council, Board
of Trade and Chamber OF Commerce will meet and
have o talk with the numerous delegates from the
South in reference to the route OF the proposed rail-
road.
McCarty who this morning tried to assassinate q
police ofcer, was held by the Police Court day IN
S. 900 for appearance before the Court OF Common
Pleas. Bail was given.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Arrival Of British Troop Ship at Quebec
Laundering Operations on the Ottawa.
QUEBEC, May :, 1860.
Her Majesty's troop ship Crocodile, conveying a
bumber of discharged dock yard laborers sent out
10 Cdnada by the British government, arrived here
last night She viii sail again on Sunday for Eng
land with q portion Of the troops ordered for Eng.
land. Her consort the Scraps, Is expected shortly
With another load OF emQrants.
Mr.. D. ID. Young, President OF the Quebec Bank Is
dead.
Navigation on the Ottawa river fairly opened
within the past week. over 81 600, 900 worth OF um
Der has passed the Rideau Locks for Whitehall and
Burlington markets.
Meeting Of the Nova Scotia Repeal League.
HALIFAX, May I, 1902
special meeting of the Repeal League was held
last night and much diversity OF opinion prevailed
One member read paper on annexation, but no
motion was made on the subject. member OF the
government, who was present, denied that II was
Intended to accept the situation. IL was resolved
that convention OF delegates from the various
leagues In the province be held at an early day.
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The Metropolitan Jsb Printing and Rnwravs
ing Essbshment having made ertsnsIvs additions 70 IL
smstsra the shape OF Presses Type &C., &c., now
prepared 10 execute orders with rapidly It's pstrons
and the public know full well ts style Of and ~ node
rate prices.
designing and wood engraving department has bee.
considerably enlarged 10 meet the demands Of the public and
We beg to osr TO patrons enlarged facilities
orders ,ney may see n e sv feeling assured that our
snS POSTERS: Sl,calsr cass Ramphs'. o. ever:
Wood Engraving done At and Al very pses
81 Nassau street, old Herald Bpiiding.
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DEATH OF AN OLD LApy.-Mrs Elizabeth Costner
died In CASTOR county, N c., on the 20h ut, at the
advanced age OF 103 years. Until within the past
month she was active and enjoying the use OF all
her faculties IL Is said she never wore pair OF
spectacles and her sight was good up to the day Of
her death.-Chdrtoue IN. C.J Democrat May 5.
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FRANCE.

statement Of the Bank Of France.
LONDON, May !, 1869.
The Official returns show that the metallic reserve
in the Bank of France has increased six million
francs during the week ending Thursday night.
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Persons Wishing to Subscribe for the Herald
WILL BE SERVED AT AN EARLY HOUR BY LEAVING
THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Paid In Gold
furnished The highest paid for Doubesns
and ali kndso Of Gold aud Silver.
TAYLOR a CO., Bankers, Is Wall street, N. T.
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tn Let n Cold Have Ifs Own Way n to Asstse
., ,vtng the Foundation Of consumption To the
stubborn cough coa you saye only 70 use as once D
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Rheumnfism.-y. j. Kuhn, l61 StansS9
street. cured by Dr. FILTERS RHEUMATIC kEhhDfs
Depot f0t Broadway. Advice gratis.
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The rre,ropoIitan Jsb Printing an,

The swiss Manufacturing Company, SO East
Fourteenth street, Union square, importers and dealers b
sstss Car Goods.
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To Remove Moth Pitches, Freckles and
tan from tho face se Perrys Moth and Frecke Lotion.
Prepared only by Dr. b. c. PERRY Sold BY all druesists
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Lndies-Spriug Has Come, md IL You WisA
beautiful Boots and Shoes patronize MILLER Co., No.
UnIa
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NIissisquoi Spring Water, Only Known REM.
and all diseases OF the kidnevs Sold by all
druggsts Depot No. College place, New York.
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A..For q Superior Quality. Stylish and EIe-
CANT Hat go TO ESPENCHEID Manufacturer II8 Nassau
street. between Ann and Beekman streets
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Montana Cordinl.-NO More Dyspepsia. Caa
be had OF all druggists H. A. CHOLvN lsl Fulton street,
New York.
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SPAIN.

Members of the Proposed Directory.
MADRID, May I, 1889.
A directory is proposed. TO consist Of Serrano
ivero and Oiozaga, with Prim at Its head as Presi
ent and Minister Of War.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New, n Patent Ex.
Sofa Bedstead that ornament psrior
g. L. j. B. kelly CO.. Furniture Store, COL Broad
Anil street
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Observe the Sign Of the Four Golden Hats,
4s Broadway. 80 SIX Hats sold for 3S 50.
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Words Of wisdous for Young Men ON the
kung Passion In Youth IND Early Manhood with serhsIp
Tor the errfng and unfortunate Sent In sealed ser enve-
lopes free Of charge Address Phantros r, Phlsds
pbia Post ONCE, Pa.
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See Country Real Estatc Column.-ImportaeS
sale CONTINENTAL HOTEL PROPERTY, Long BrancAS
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Window Shades of every descriptIen.=AIs
new Spring Fisp,res. Sold only BY O. l.. J. q KELTT
n Curtain SJre, al Broadway.
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IRELAND.

Heavy Robberies Of Arms and Ammunition.
LONDON, May Z, 1859.
There have been several heavy robberies Of arms
ammunition, &C.. IN various parts Of Ireland during
the past few days. At Belfast large quantity Of
arms were stolen last evening. FIVE persons were
arrested this morning on suspicion. Dispatches
from Cork mention the perpetration Of similar out
rages There seems to be doubt that the culprits
belong in every instance to the Fenan organization
The police have been ordered to exercise unusual
vigilance.
The Mayor OF Cork to be Sustained Against
the Action Of Parliament.
CORK, May 7, 1859.
The Town Council to-day adopted protest against
the bnl introduced In the House OF Commons dis.
abifng ME. O'Sullivan, the present Mayor of the
city, from performing the functions OF magistrate.
They also resolved to engage counsel to oppose the
bill.
Mr.. OSullivan is al )unced as candidate for q
seat In the House of Commons from Youghal.
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Go TO Richards Fancy Boot and Shoe
Palace and shngs Shoes and dollars on
Boots 49q Eighth
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A.-Savo % Per Cent by Purchasing Your
6ilvsrware direct from the manufacturers FORD .
TUPPER, sslesrooms 7s and 7ss Broadway corner Tenth
nfraa
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Hagau's Magnolia Balm.-This Article n
the True Secret OF Beauty II is what fashionable ladies'
actresses and singers use TO produce that
dstingue appearance much admired In the circles OF
fashion II removes all unsghy Bo.ches Redness Freckies,
Tan Sunburn and effects OF spring Winds and gives TO the
complexion blooming purity OF transparent decacy and
power. No lady who values fine complexion do with
the MAGNOLIA BALM. rs cents will buy II Of Of
our respectable dealers al q Park New York.
Important Notice.-The Havana Lottery.
As articles have appeared IN several papers IN the United
that the Royal Havana Lottery OF Cubs would
be we are authorized by the Administrator Of
the there truth whatever In these
reports. TAYLOR CO., is Wall street.
If-HOw Did Your Best Hat Pass Through
the pcris Nav day? IT. by accident II chsnced to
packed with the kitchen utensils snugy rolled
feather bed, nicely slowed in the empty
-four such accidents have been moving dsy
will TO replace It, and advise to do with
one KNOWS splendid fabcs obtanable Mt his wen
known saleuoom. q Broadway OF Fulton street.
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HAyA( INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May 7. 1852
Lieutensnt Commander Alfred I. Smell and Lieu
tenant L. Kingsley have been ordered to the hydro
graphic onice in this city.
Lieutenant George F. wilkins has been ordered 70
the receiving ship New Hampshire.
Surgeon Thomas L. Smith has been ordered to the
New York Navy Yard.
Surgeons S. ID. Kennedy, B. II. Kidder and William
Grier have been appointed to attend ofcers OF the
navy not otherwise provided with medical aid at
New YORK. Boston and Baltimore respectively.
surgeon 7. j. Turner Is detached from duty as O
recorder OF the Medical Examining Board and di-
rected TO hold himself in readiness for sea service
A.-FOr q SUPERIOR Quality, Stylish and EIe-
CANT Hat TO ESPENCHEID anufacturer Il8 Nassau
street, between Ann and Beekman streets.
A.-Save 25 Per Cent by Purchasing Your
6flverware direct from the manufacturers FORD =
TUPPER, Sslesrooms 1877 and 769 Broadway corner Tenth
street.
Albert Weber,
PIANOFORTE ROOMS
REMOVED TO
fIFrH AVENUE CORNER OF SIXTEENTH STREET.
J. n. PATTIsON, HARRY SANDERsON, GEO. F. BRIs,
TOW, c. JEROME HOPKINS, A. E. PEASE, and consid-
cred by every musician OF note the
BEST PIANOS NOW MANUFACTURED.
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Furniture Covcvings-AIl STYLES, mt G. l.. e.
j. u. kelly 4 co.'s Cutain Store f47 Broadway.
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Announcement Of RemOvaI.-Dr. Gouraud
has removed his business from 4b3 Broadway to 8 Bond
street. where can be obtained his ITALIAN MEDICATED
SOAP, ORIENTAL CREAM, LIQUID ROUGE and LILY
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Al Everdelps, 3O2 BrOadway.-Wedding
and Visiting Cards. Monograms Foreign Note Paper, &C.
most elegant In the city.
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Rejection of the Amendments to the Religious
Clauses Of the Constitution.
MADRID, May T. 1869.
In the Constituent Cortes, yesterday all OF the
amendments to the religious clauses Of the constitu
ton were rejected, and the clauses as they stood
originally were finally adopted.
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A1-Estahlished 1SO1.-For the Hair, Bar.
RVS TRICOPHEROU The best and cheapest article
Sold BY all druggists.
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Ic-How Did Your Best Hat Pass Through

Ladies, Riding Whips.
TONES, MELvAIN 4 CO., No. Maiden lane.
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Charles l.. Flemmiug.-Four Golden Hats,
S09 Broadway The fnest quality OF Sot and Sh Hats - -
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best in the
world The only perfect dye; harmless reliable inst
ous Factory rs Bond street,
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4ELECRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The Spanish Outrages i'm
British Waters.
AMPLE PREPARATION TO Be DEMANDED.
Spain Too Poor to Send More
Troops to Cuba.
PRM CHIEF OF THE DIRECTORY.
The English Press Still Harping on the
Alabama Claims.
RObberies of War Material i'm
Ireland.
4 Coolie Uprising Apprehended in
the Sandwich Islands.
ANNEXATION IN NOVA SCOTIA.
Strike Among the Laborers on
the Union Pacific Railroad.
Durant, Duff and Other officials Held as
Hostages by the Strikers.
Woman Suffrage FaVOrably Reported in the
Massachusetts Senate.
CllRA
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David,s Spring Style Of Gentlemcn's Hats
299h Broadway, Duane street.
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Celebrated Poor Richardss Ego Water.
Sold BY Druggists IS per bottle Depot Boad
The New York herald., 1869-05-08

Cristadora,s Unequalled Hair Dye.-SolA
and applied Wig Scalp Factory No. Astor House
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Barker's Hirsutus, Free from Grease, War.
ranted mako hair grow and prevent m falling out 6
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Burke,s Spring Styles Cent? and YOUTH
BURKE, 128 Fulton street.
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elegant style and fnish at reduced prices
r. KRUTINA'S
Manufacury and warerooms,
rs and 9s East Houston street.
Between Bowery and Second avenue.
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Established In 1SOO-The Metropolitan Jeb
Printing Establishment, 81 Nassau street..
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Owing 10 the great increase OF busi.
ness consequent on the popularity OF
their Cartoon and general issue, the
| proprietors OF
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necessity of presenting their adver-
4 tisements for the Cartoon papers three
days IN advance, to secure Insertion.
| In the general issue 1t is also neces-
sarv TO present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue Of the
edition for which they are intended.
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-08-26

=
gHR NEVER LEAVES E2IlI book
at the career 81 d man as he pas
ses through the WorldAa man Wis
tied by misfortune How often is
he left by his fellow-men to sink
under the weight of his affections,
UNDECIDED and alone One friend.
Of his own sex forgets him, anoth-
en- abandons him, a third, perhaps,
betrays him /; but woman, faithful
woman, follows him in his attic
tions with an ugshaken affection !;
braves the changes Of feeling, Of
his temper; enibittered by the dis
appointments of the world, with
the highest Of all virtue in Te-7i
signed patience ministers to his
wants, even when her own are
hard and pressingj she weeps
with him, tear fortear, in.his dis
tresses, and is the first to catch
and reflect a ray Of joy, should
but one light up his .countenance
in the midst Of his sqferings and
she never leaves him in his misery
while there remains one act of
love, duty or compassion to be
performed. And at last, when life
and sorrow come to an end, she.
follows him to the tomb with an
ardor of affection which death it.
self can not destroy.-St.2 Louis
Home Journal. 1.-@'''1. ' rr. ..-.,
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SANITARY. w arehurTying rap
IDLY on to September and have
nearly passed the period when the
sanatiYe character Of our summers
is determined. Thus far the indi-
cations and promises are Of the
most assuring character in regard
to.the healthfulness Of the season.
There has been a great prepon-
doranoe of intensity hot weather.
Frequent rains have somewhat re-
lieyed the solstitial severity Of the
days, and, the nights have been IA
yoraBIe to sound and regular slum-
bers. We see no reason to appre-
bend any recurrence Of yellow fe-
yer, or any other pestilence this
.,,,,,,,,o, 3" 10 a#5 sid ,A.gI.-..
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To REMOVE GREASE SpoTs,
Make o batter Of wheat -four and
cold water, and apply to the wrong
side of The cloth; dry slowly by
the fire, and when perfectly dry,
rub off the -four, and the grease
viii be found missing
Very thick wooden goods may
sometimes require q second appli-
cation.
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ANOTHER SUIT By MoRGLN.--
Charles Morgan has entered suit
in the United States Circuit Court
against the Opelousas Railroad
Company, and prays that the res
idue Of It's reading and completed
work, and its franchises, etc., to
the Sabine, may be ordered to be
sold to meet this claim. He has
also prayed for an injunction to
prevent any sale, lease or incum-
brance thereof, until Judgment can
be rendered IN this case.
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NOTICE.

Cur Patrons are respectfully
requested to come forward and
pay the small claims which they
se9eralIy owe for subscription and
advertisements. We are disposed
to be as ienient as possible, but
we must have the cash to pay the
expenses Of the Office. .r Ar.
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DOMESTIC FELICITY IN THE LAND
OF STEADY HABITS. - The Stamford,
(Ct.y Advocate is the medium
through which the faithful Sarah
exposes the views of her faithful
swain, in the following words .r.
To the Public: 5. ....f..l ..n.,'.., 7.
Whereas, my husband, Edward
H. Jones, has falsely advertised
that 7 have left his bed and board,
and that he will pay no debts Of
my contracting, ETC., this is to in
form the public that the aforesaid
Edwand III. Jones had neither bed
nor board for me to leave, he hav-
ing been living at the expense of
my father and further, under
pretence Of procuring money to
pay his way to Birmingham, Ct.,
he borrowed a dollar Of my father,
and with that paid for this lying
advertisement against me, and
even after that dastardly act, he
took all the money I had, and Dor
rowed every cent in my mothers
possession, and left the town.. Iii
For the past three months he
had been kept from nakedness
and starvation by the exertions Of
myself and relatives; he squander-
ed in dissipation all money his IN
born laziness would allow him to
earn. ,r.'.". ~'.A'-t'~..a -a',
The scamp need not have adj
Yertised that he would pay no debts
Of my contracting, for the public
well know that he would not pay
even his own, ~
He is q lazy, ungratefuI, loafng
scoundrel not content with living
at the expence Of my relatives,
and borrowing their money, he
publishes an outrageous lie. His
bed and board indeed-if left to
himself, his bed would be nothing
but a BOARD, and / should not be
much surprised if the bed he dies
in We're made Of boards with a
strong cross-beam overhead.
SARAH JONES.
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Advertisernen It's.
LAKE CHARLES
Male and Female
-@~ o ACADEMY ...ss r
TNHE next session of the Academy will
be open for the reception s,yA

L be open for the reception. sEA
of Students Monday 18th Sep tsEs4
tember, 1869. SSbS
The Academic year will bod
divided into two sessions of five months
each, the first ending the last of Janua-
ry, and the second ending the last Of
June 1870.
Charges in specie or it's equivalent in
currency, payable monthly.
Board, lodging land washing, per
month for students. ..$8 90 to $40 90.
Tuition in English department so 90.
Strict attention paid to the moral
instruction of students q
The instruction Of pupils will be con-
Quoted exclusively by w.. r. RUT-
LAND, ESQ, but r. W. BRYAN, (the
former Principal) will exercise person
al supervision over Che system of tuition,
and discipline of the students, and will
frequently visit the pupils at the Aoad-
envy for that purpose. z o. .T2f- Il
%7.> J.TW. BRYAN, Principal.
August %, 1S68.-1y. .1,i1g@ BID Ar.
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