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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
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POETRY.
SOW THY SEED.

Ecct-ssiAsrEs, H. 6. :" Ia the morning 81
, seed, and in the evening Withhold not q
nd Tor thou kaoWesi not whether shall pro
4 either this OF that, O. whether they shall
Ike good
In the mo.nar Sow taT seed
Me- al eve withheld thy hand,
Who can tell which may succeed,
~ ii both alike shall stand,
Ana a glorious harvest bear
u reWaFI tie sewers care,
IN TIE msFn,8g SOW thy seed -
IN the morning u toy youth -
Prompt 70 every generous deed,
Scatter w.-l the seeds Of truth;
III y host sun may sat at noon
Never can begin toe soon
Nor s. Ahheid shy wiling hand
In the orentide Of age,
Zen 70 LIES last lingering sand.
n ihy c.osi1. pilgrimage,
Seed nlay yet b soWn BY thee -
SoWa Tor immortality
BY al. Ea.egs.s + It known
ETeTy where eny.ch the rroanl,
Til the soil WITH thorns o'ergrown.
Shall With fruits aud lowers a5ccaa
Pregnant With sweet perfume,
peeEe5 II Edeu's .oye.Iesi b.ooI
Sow I. in the yo-.hf4l mind
Car yea hsve falref field
Pc i BOT II fAah ooEsi gued.
Harvest, doubtless, Il saA!. WED.
Fruits of early p.str,
Al. tha, God delights 70 see.
Son i or the waters vjds.
u Acre the seaman faougls TIE deep
Zen, vita s7efy foai1E tide,
y o. tie blessed f-ul, shall reap.
And the ;boasatisss SAILOR prove
lroPhy 10 tbe cause y54 love.
Sew i nus tie crowded street
LaDss and alleys dark aud tout
Where the teemIHg masses meet-
bach with a. immortal soul
sank N tie despes! neral g.oo.a,
Reckless 81 IL c5-4.HE doom
SoE md tie hz1n,s Gives
Scenes Of infancy 2u3 cl.a.e
S1Glsa.y, u4y Paradise
Bsrst g % tHs uo-be-n cline
>P1ng, viii al Is yefJaat ral-,
>,4Ez tE-a y Iats5s Geld e1la5-es.
sew wita lespa..ae hand,
t. tie hiazaom's r=ec.5zs seed
t. lie Nas.s,s great eol11aa.
Aa- BIS grace SEAS cs.gn i1s 1z.-
lie 1at- s-.s, t-e E.ec.s4s gan
Ntyc. So! & soar . .4z
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Manufacturing of Carriage,


dirtun. ihM ~ co.'s, iyf .iIe atd ir 'l','
Be s0rgass,e W any "a lhe state. 4 i''~'''
reut WN T. N.RLE
ne o.. 1910 iJ1
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THE ELECTRICAL EEL AT THE ABE.
IAIpE.


This curious fish is forty inches in length.
II was not seen 10 eat until two months az
ter i, was brought TO the gallery bu, some
blood was placed daily IN its tub among the
water, aud this, il is supposed, supplied II
with the means Of life. Alter it was ex.
perimenled upon BY Mr.. Farraday, il ap
ptared to be "a better health, and commenc
ed eating, making lis first meal OF four
snail fish al present. i eats Que daily. IL
produces ali the effects common to electric.
lty--chemcal decomposition, evolution Of
heat, the sparks, &c. A fish between four
and five inches 10 length, half minute at'
Ter 1t was caught, was plaeed IN the tub
With the eel forming Itself into coil, 1t
struck the fish, which instantly turned life
loss Oh lis side the eel then swallowed it
with evident govt. Tie shocks Of the eel,
Professor Fdrraday found, are strongest
from the tail; and gudgeon, which was
thrown INTO the tub, evidently aware Of this,
kept his head opposite 10 lha, Of the eel,
and escaped there they were, endgeon
and eel, ne me-, regarding each other
with profound attention.
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The doings Of conscience. 1t appears
by letter ~ tho Boston Atlas, that Geo
Evans, member Of Congress Of Name, has
received enclosed IN letter, without date or
signature, post marked Boston, tho sum of
one hundred and eighty thousand dollars
due to tho United States Tor duties short
Paid, some years ago, with rcques, thar
i, should be paid INTO the Trrasuf, Of the
U, States-shlch was accordingly done.
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Atas ,rha change. 1t is said there
vas tine IN the reign Of Queen Elizabeth,
"hen rum and brandy we're sold by the
ounce y apolhecartes, as medicine, and
4 fea spoonful was considered dose for an
adult.
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An Old Sailors royase through life
The following is an ex,rac! from the log
book Of alr. Thomas Parker, naval officer
10 the revolutionary war, who died some
lime since q, Boston, aged fly years !;
FIRST par! the voyage, pleasant, with fine
breezes and free wints--all sails set--spoke
many vessels 10 wan, Of proyls!ons-sup
pied them freely. Middle passage: Wealth
er variabe-short Of prostsiocs-spoka
several of the vessels our supply had ena
bled 70 re6i-made sguas Of distress
they up helm and bore away Latter part !;
Busefous, With contrary winds-cufrent
Of adversely setting hard 10 leeward--io
ward the end of the passage cleared up
sub the quadrant Of honesty had an obser
yallon--correcred and made ~ ny reckon.
lng-auJ, after passage Of ti!ly years,
cane 10 IN Mortality Road, With the calm,
unrufl.d surface Of tue Ocean Of Eternity
10 view
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Why IL handsame woman like bread ?
Becauge size IS often toasted.
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Gold Mine for Sale

FNNllE subscribers ofF,r their yuluabi. = =.
IL Mine for Sale known BY the name ~ " Soa
ter's Mine, five miles North Of ChaIlo,is IL nsi
leuburg County, n. {. For terms applv ., %'S''
subscriber, living Gu the premises. " u'
OCT %, 1910. 50
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The Past 70 the Fgnrc.---The following
sentence, from President Quncy's Address,
at the second centennial celebration Of the
settlement Of Boston, IS significant aud i'm
pressive. "1he great comparative truths,
written N letters Of lisiug light on every
page Of our history, the language address
I'd by every past age a New England to all
future ages, is this, Human happiness has
no perfect security but freedom freedom
none but virtue; virtue none but knowl
edge and neither freedom, nor virtue. nor
knowledge hos any slgor, or immortal hope,
except IN the principles of tho Carisilao
faIth, aud IN tho SANCTIONS Of tho Christian
religion"
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Ga Tuesday last, while the engineer OF
the Germantown Railroad train was push.
ing along as fas, as the steam would permit,
he observed a man lying across the track,
ard with much difficulty succeeded IN stop.
ping the tram Just IN time TO 4, Old running
over him.
" Get up You were very near being run
over cried the engineer.
:" won't 90 any such thing that's just
what want lossl upon beng ,un over.
replied The man.
ca fool &c, out Of The way, or you'll
be cut IN two continued the engineer.
/ am mol lool--l'in no! gong to be
fooled by my wile any more cut me IN
two,-l want to be cut IN two because
can't unite myself Mud your business
and 60 ahead" Saying this lhc man (who
had been driaking,) adjusted himself on the
iron rail with his face downwards, and wait.
ed with real earnestness for tile wheels to
crush him. le was dragged away by
force, and with some difficulty confined a
few steps from tho track until the train
passed.-Bqk Visitor.
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CiildAeod. All Childhood beautiful
mystery how does nature hc alt around
hee. as treasure house Of wopders.-
Sweet and gentle season Of he4ag whose
1ossss buug on the pefl1d Of tipenue, or
bloom bu. 10 stlher and fade IN thru love
lness--ttme Of tbiekeomtug Joys aud
tears Of tears that pass quickly away, as tt
lhey DID not belong TO thee, Of Joys that
niger am abide long and yet make the
long day shott--tIme OF weakness yet Of
power 10 charm the eye Of ssges from their
lore. Childhood what a mys.efs art thou,
aud snat mysteries dosl thou deal with
Hnat mystery IS there IN thy unfolding "a
eult,es, that call forth wonder from those
that gaze upon thee, and secn 10 Myself at
times almost MS Il they were strange temln.
lsccnces OF an earlier beng What nys
terry IL there 10 thy thoughts, when thou
art FIRST struggling to grasp the infinite and
eternal when thou art told Of Immortal re
gions where thou shalt wander onward for
ever aud sayest even 10 the teaching voice
Of guthurlty, 1t cannot, (a,hor Il cannot
be P-Rep. c. Darcy.
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Ecct-ssiAsrEs, II. 6. In the morning SOW
10y seed, and in the evening withhold not thy
hand for thou kaowest not whether shal. pros
per either this o. that, o. whether they shall Be
alike good
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~
Sn golmtus, obc, MAIDEN bitrm Dem @utlifum tetannt
bag f bas parnt> Stct fur oti9 d. qpooat
rrn Rem Grnrer fur Die Staatcn aenudp Gbic (austr
etem Gauntics int ctrn) at m Scfauft batn unS cna te
fbdftis fnb, tiefc nkhn2 28aa9cn u rerrtisen SQSao
gen tnc rrccr 8rcBc. $40. pc8t 2ltn lis 81 fp
l53 ltnSe 9lO q icSt ltn,e tis u 63 pfc IS tatn
nnO Nc. 3. ~est run nst ts sn 255 pfunb Is ltnscn
Nerr Yeter &duf nj an IT, 0rn Gantrn, Sbir,
oa f3 haSn teranbtn, bic Nsent(ho fir 9erfanf r
fer 2Gaasn fir u ternebmm, lit sb6r3 prn uns ~
rm 3wede enborrt. Sene pel@e in einer SlaDe nrbns
tSmnen bic aasen Icy i9 snsbn une ebaen cne tp
bic Slacnat SraBs 3anespe n bic 9tart tcnt am
,urrsn, e @ tersn tonncn, paS iee2Gaaatn ,peeen
ibrtr nbereibtartn 9crj9 bcr ect anber Qr tcfim,n
nnb prtb it, in aSemene 2npenbuns tomen unp ben se
famten plnrtr unbebIer nne unriti9er 3Basmatebine
aus bem e5ttraudt ju utroran9tn"G mint baber in8a
DC unb taufet Gu cine biettr poreft6en 28aaseu up
Dr erpet III tu;er 3e mtbr tit 3 uno risr 2Rasuna ae
pnncn ais ea enes peer lstensansl ndelien Snfranen
'pfet Wfpratb unb Saepts.
Columbus, obo, N1ars s6 ls4l. 81. /. ..
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g ELL l. en,

Der Gnbcsfenann nabt ftinn Sreuncen lnD hm Yntit'
tm atn8srcQ Fttannt, Dag crtfdbrt ras 9cil uno
9trtmadbsrsaft int St9tn 1eele berfusarapas.S Strobc
cine IGIr tpritlb 6ansI's QBirbsbanr, III Canton,
Ohio Ut tcrc alpo tcts terrt fcpn pirb allie in ttn
SAD (la9nre Nrtttc( 3h Ifrn Gr bat etenAs auf onr,
nb rcrftrst of Sttcln9 SopmprHr SIa1s r c,
ete rpriisidbe @ottun9 ron
Slie9en Neeen,
,rn Sduee rr rre sesn Sesen III 6etBem 2Rettsr. Gr
bat Slct9falls pOrr1tDiS cine In;a9
8ilber gorne, Sifb Neee, &c.
wrblil battn fit taa Gep I Eetrsitt "Brr pt9tn
Nrtiteln rie D1anufaetur
9Neber GiebS,
nb miro m frtuen Nrter pices Sa9es NIT gutter gEaare
5u ttlt8en prt;(en Su rcr(tben.
Or laoct bic Rdur Gin, tbrc Qufmcramtct ouf lit Gr
en9e lrrr Utanufttr ju bctn une ticte iDnrn ar n0
Een ereot9rnhen &rnsun9en ju banpe as c anrersto
antrcfen mSstn.
Uaniel lle.
Canton, Sunp IS Iek: 40 T.,
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9eutlde5 Wo1fboltS in Cincinnati.

Oittelmorft it rtr 5ttn Srosr, (wcn Der 0inc nnp
28NInnb SraBcn Der Gnrestcnante rmrfellitn 9abaus
p 0un ncr anrscute inrcm CT 70 rtn9rr6trt IT, raB ct
fcnr u SuB np 5u Qfcrp rpcr init SuDrpcrn out bic re-
qucmic 96ee lp9iren ton @en eaus unp feline Salnn9
fnp Ser&umts fttn Sente unp in xib nit rem Srtcn
rben Der Oart barttt, 1nb cnc 8cbonrn9 nnO Scos
nun9en TO- ba6 Sctp66n bic prcr hey iDm ufrcc Die en
ma Icy bm tn9etcbr b0tcn 9Ber bic rcte nit uns ae
mill III bcrtd tpiatrmmttt. OGVip y Fl ttcrer.
Cincinnati, Sttruar 20. $780, b.r.
tr dtere Ntbattcur rets Slattes fann aus GrrroEun9
1lLcs tct0tiaril tpaG y0trr y. rtct faat.
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Dr. .. W. E. Dallm9k'Ia
SeutGbt 9lpot befe

lit cer arftfraee, Der 9ctcfFce ee9eniber bic rtddz
lte Ebir illoltdl bot ST.. s. paln1ers @'rpcerD.
Scr ltntersetpHete eh,peb einem Steltbtn nnb btn
Is puttitum utcrDatpt feline rpbl ct9rtdbtetc NpcDctt
I Gr ptrp es cine srrBe rcrrdtb9e Auswob baten pO
Es..sp ben ttfea
EeM@A N2ebsntr, Dru9tretett Sarberttpaarert, STIR
i,tBe, itn6 ben beiten demtIden prdparaten.
pt9e Artcl merpen 5u prn btl9n prrn at9eIaBen unr
s miro cin etreten in alien Anpr&en bur& reete Sertc
nunS @snse suleIten ~is Au9e aus oer tms8e"r "nr
9iescpten jcrer rtwcrpen pInttidb telor9t wrrbsn
Gin rfa3rtncr 9etrnter Nptbcee iro trdbrnD ettn an
BERN Scrnfs9et9dn pas 9cdt "f bas 9wnbattefe rer@
tDtn.
3u9tct ftat Der Gnrcstenanntc ann9srrG nen Srrun:
btn nr &upt fur ot ibr Fisher st9tnte rbr beraSun
urp 3utrautt cncn ptrbnridttcu Sane al.
9ur sedDr9es @tuni' ten teet ltnrer1t@ten burt
n9rn Nufcntba in sr6Bten ppitatn ron Oeutfblonn
up Srantre pur onsjdDrtse prarts in ben 9ernis
Staaten 91crrauera III CT int @tanpc aud bic fbmier8'
unp bartnadt9tcn ltebc in 9Sus au mersine tbanrnns
wic aud auf ru9tbe 0reratrn bur ncuc uhp 5urcr(Bi.
se Gurmetbrpen 5ur -5etlunS 5n trn8cn.
Or. 6. s.. s. . llwt9f.
tratttAtr Nrst qBunbart np @etHtsbr, it9eb Der me-
ri,inb rurstfben Soeltt sn Satmrrt, 70 mic Nrst ON
Start Gauntp Nrincnbanfrs.
Canton, Oiap, 7, lS4l, 6Wt'
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Oet 8 l5QterIQnb Sreunb unb 0ei1t Der Set.
6. gu. NSitttuo's

V4 WNN UOWEITy
ISeutl6e 9(potbefe II. Sro9nerte Sanbllit9.
iii rem Getdube Der xusearapastfrabe Gin aus t
Irrm Warttpitret in Canton Obip.
rr lntcr rautt pc iciMcn SrctnbeH unr rmput'
tum Gterbaurt an5ueiach, raB CT tnrj BON Den SIf'
@tdrten, topte europa nen tebrurnrcn 9prrab
@beutiideu rdparaten, Drc9reriet, ateoictne, @ht>
rursifhen SnltrumenterL Selen, Sarbeitcfen1c. &c.
erbaltsn bot, pelbe gu hnb ten. prefen ota'
mirr.
3use baGt brelte ts cine srr6 Nusmab Der sc d.
Mt O 6anb, rie CT loWcDl tcim GrpB, Sue,
cnb ols tcm Ginjcnrn rcrtautt
nbcm teinn Srnnen unp cem pnbeum fur bic Dm tiss
Drr ~ 5bc srrrre unrIsn9 nantt, miro ts tn rifri8
rs 8rfrrtc n bur reele unb rnnttlIot Stoieh8 m rti
ratrnttn Surrll m pcr1acn unr ras o meDr, cts
qBaartn, Ssus auf 51e nnO SiI9fet Der pre tens
cmrfblcn fam.
prrrrs aus perltmststnb ttStu nrG unb rintti trrS
6. 6. 81. Bttttn q.
Canton, o1ap 20, ls41. 30.
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9lnfenD75 9feueS 0Otel,

NnfenD7S y{enes = OteL
in Der Stabt Srb9etpater, 8eaper g., 9ennDpanier.
ar unterbtene scist ren putlit rSrtent an, paB
Kin Ne1 Stant 95ripsrater 8capcr Gauntp 9nnfplpoz
n, scr ncro66en Gdc rts Wartt 8crcds, meit(t
Glare unp Cos Speprns unp Grmmibrns Qeaarcnlastr,
cin neues 6ptel errt ba tpOltt m bur cute gcpies
nunS unb tisr prcic tenDn irb bic BpcScnbr bs pnbz
tums 3u crptrn. Seine Stnft bat init ren prr3Isliz
n getrdnten prbtn, itin x prp NIT acm ptrfben 1tpn
mas bic SaDres5cit Gutrs rarbicte nnb feline tc on9r
Accommodations nb srdumi9 CT orrcenpe crstbent en
au5urtt' nnb rft9t t4 ais oes pntlttnms er9ebenter
9icrcr. 0ttnri6 Nhtenp.
Srir9rwattr, Slor. II. b. b.
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Setlun0 Der !G[un1nflif,e.

Doctor 49, 8 owen norem fcit GINGER 3ct feline terns
bere Antnterffam auf bic 8ebanrtuns rcr
6 umpfGBe
uno anberer dnalc9tIben Wi6itaGtunoen
9erItet bat erot @ rem pntlfum bicrm on,u;etsc rag
rter 3 tcrtit Dn pr rlc Sale lei Sinrern rrer e.
moitncn ju ttbanrc(. G 9atrt alcn SGeu cin rrl.
frmrenc tnp baucrDaftt Cur.
Sn Sc5u9 of rtc Grfrl9e III rtrtttcn Gbrn thontctn
S1cn rrmtt ole 9rcnicn, bic ptr otbe intcrctrt
nr auf pas trtbc re an9cbnren Ncr3c rrc senr cnes
ad3ttarcn Sir9trs Oatllcr.
2erbnun9 nno Office in per OaiusStraSc
SO. &Dtpcn.
.u1tltucn, ot1l 12fen SunD lS4l. 49-6m.
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Sortbeilbafte G5ele9enbeit!
Genr9 Urnn.

in G9lllcotbe, 9tOB GarntD, SbioI
Cf 9aicns {eincn sctpelencn olten QBirtbsbausfanb
tIuftn. o. Nv
Serelte eet it tr 9etr Greet Stra6c nabe am Canal S
srtfe at 81 Sn Sronte unb 1873 u6 x Gs een barauf
gutter purtrunnrn tp rcn einanter absetcnttr @t1c
mel9e 9'r',niS Senns nb um 80 St rbe 3u telen a,m
atertnp Srrn Scbalcr aQes 1T ter Orbnnns Sefantcr,
magcn bat ptstr etarrunt felt an9en abren 6r m rcs
Ten ot"fcs no 3ntprnes u crfen sebatt-er Nnaur CT
ba Gin nntrrtats St o. y. cinc 9uten Scb) unp tan
auf rer Stelle in 8tGs rts Giscntbums tretcn
eron f 9enti9 im Sale t tcin Saufer ne5an,en fnpet
re9ts St9cntbm in at9e1onrrrn 1bcn l rrtaftn mel.
hes eic ta9e Der 9etau9teitsn Sar pOrss( stattet-9
nreber rnrf prrfn!en 3upru auf franfirte 8ric
tepm Gi5entbmer unr ter ApprBe "rrS Grrn Gbtctbe,
Obir" ,u rrfrascn.
Gbilitptbe, 9. Qrr(7, 1s41. 4O IT,
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s. s.. @. @itfhels's
WtDrQenz unb 9(benbppfer

1T 8rf1n9tn.
J1a btr ntunttn pticrcn rno rtrtt6rttn Oriinal
aote. Sir rie ttuhen 8eprIntr Slpro Qmritas 9iefes
mrtbpce Qrfen 1T 70 tttn erbalttn nprb unb miro y; 7E
Gents bas Grtmrlar vertauft, in rtetcr Srudcrev.
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Hegelmd6tge S6nelLginie,
we aus Den tern patet nnb Srat 96ten aut rrm ptnu
1Lpania uab 0bcsG Canal betbt, unO tjrsen 9 fe
nemr bic t&n9sber $tntt ftattpnirt III b i'm
Sra9t ane pabaSsre brett BON unb mad Glepanr gu
pcrtirtn.
Glarfe uno @o's, SranspcrtationS<g <ginie,
Qanal 86en, clen bcs 40 Ecnnen trast init brac
Ginr9tnSen fir paBasiere, taufen Urn ,nb na Qtrpn
O1a6iGen, unb all: anptre plaee am Dbic Canal
9t Canal 86te beer $inie werttn bep bem QDafrtanb
bee Otofnses 9ampfbpcte Salstcn i'm 9leppau brett
rcn ano ma ittsbursb Scme anb bic GiSentbdmcr tpers
ben f4 temIben ben mcbtetannten 9uf ibrer $in fir
pron,ptbeit ano Veranttpcrti4tet ,u te,pabren.
SIR Srat unD paffa9e nenbe man f6 0oarb pbtr all
q. M. Sonrten uno 60. 9ec SO, N9enten
WaHersS sStraBe, gittsbur9 nnb
@larfe unb 60. 8eaDer, ga, @ieens
SO. u. Sttsu. 60. @leoelanb, .. tbiimer.
G. nnb g. Natpicn, 9lsenten, Maf1illcn, Sbic.
Wbeefer mno 60. !" 9lfrpn,
c5c6n Campbell 9tetptcn Sails"
6. 0nbbnrb Wdnren,
b.S. 0ubbafb ypun9staun
9httsturs. Seeptr, ga U1ay 81, ls4i. 45b. T.
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ShDtnaS Goodman ltuo 60
G1elb M d1 SIer.

0Na1ftQrn, 0bio.
z bun gefbdft in arn Aren Sans sptcn rb G3clb u,t
X Silter Wnn;en
Sc te3ablcn sn allen 3een has Debte premm [Qsc Auf
9elr] fir Sreeie rrer ftnscnrc OlHn3c.
ir rtran9rn pcnnppahifhc Sant Srtcn fur pclr t
bGbtfe 9>remitm teiahltn.
CROFT meIc unsan8bares 8er battn, ptrbtn ts 3u Jrem
8rrtbcilc fnbtn Icy ibnen an,urufcn
Sbrc Offs lit in Spbnfcn's Gtbalbt naDt bem Canal.
oOlatIitlcn, Wl0p, 81, lS4l 45.r.t
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MObnltnQSz0 0erQnOcrun0.

gSObnun95zNe zNerQnberun9
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From Grants "Grcat Metropolis"
PARLIAMENTARY REPORTING.

Some amusing circumstances occasionally
occur in conncXion with the gallery. | have
already mentioned that the most Indifferent
speakers are good deal in the habit OF com
planning that their speeches are not correctly
reported. The late Mr.. Richard Martin,
member for Galway, was one ofthc number.
Mr.. Martin-or Dick Martin, as he was
called in the Housc-though very humane
man, especially to the brute creation, had
great deal of ecccntricity about him. Hav-
ing on one occasion said something so very
ludicrous as to convulsc the House with
laughter, MIR. OBJ, gentleman who
was then, as he still is, reporter for one OF
the morning papers, underlined the passage.
and the compositors of course printed it in
italics The circumstance afforded infinite
amusement to the whole town ON the day ON
which it appeared, and the honorable gen
teman was chaied beyond measure, not only
for the righteousness of the speech itself, bul
for its being reported in italics. ALLOW me
The Polynesian., 1841-01-30
SATURDAY, JANUARY 80, 1871.

alty, and partly from imagination, their
suiicrings, privations and wrongs, in the pill
Grimagc they had performed in fleeing from
IN TN Just, but damnatory accusation. The
whole city rang with the story; old friends
and ncighbors, who had been the first to cut
them, now became the loud and vehement
partizans of the family. Every body was
anxious to known where they were. Some
reported that they had persisted in the woods;
others that they had been burnt in prairie;
while not few believed that the locksmlth
driven to desperation, had first destroyed his
family. and then himself All these stories,
oi course, created as much excitement as
the robbery oithc bank had done before, only
that this time the tide set the other way; and
by the time the poor !ocksnith and his family,
who had been driven like vagabonds from the
city, approached its suhcrIs, they were met,
congratulated and followed by thousands,
To whom, from the strange v!cissltudes OF
their lot, they had become oh lecis OF interest.
In fact, theirs WAS almost Il trlumphal entry;
and, as the public always like TO have VIC
tim, they were advised on all hands 20 bring
ali action against the directors OF the bank;
large damages WOULD it was affirmed, be
given, and the bank deserved 30 suffer iOr
t.Ic catisclcss ruin brought on poor and IN
dustrious family.
Sparks WAS reluctant TO engage IN any
such proceeding; his character was vindica-
ted, his business restored, he occupied his
cwn shop, and his family were comfortable
and content. But the current OF public
opinion was too strong for him. All pbiIa-
phia had determined that the bankers
should pay An eminent lawyer volunteered
to conduct his suit, and make no charge, if
d libel verdict were not obtained. The lock-
saith pondcrcd the matter well, his own
wrongs lie freely torgave; but he thought
that there had been readiness to secure
the interests of Il wealthy corporation, by
blasting the prospects of humble mechanic
which, for the good of society, ought not to
/ pass unrcbukcd he felt that the moral effect
OF such Il prosecution would be salutary,
hthc rich not to presume too far upon their
aitiucncc, and cheering to the hearts OF the
poor while suffering unmericd persecution.
The suit was commenced, and urged to trial
notwithstanding several attempts at compro-
mise on the part of the bank. The pcadlngS
on both sides were, able and ingenious, but
the counsel for the defendant had theme
worthy Of the fine powers he possessed; and
at the close of the pathetic aud eloquent de-
cIamaion, the audience, which had formerly
condemned Amos IN their hearts without evil
dcncc, were melted into tears by the recital
OF his sucring,; and, whcnthc Jury returned
with verdict of ten thousand dollars dam
ages against the bank, the locksmlth was
hon"rcd by ride home on their shoulders,
amidst a hurricane OF cheers