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Sortibritte oes Reiiens in Europa
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bic Nsi1s BON Mhblbauisn nab StraSburs 8
Gage; in 1000 feds sass; in 100 bier Gas
as !; in 1900 spsi Sage uno in ls4l nur smei
Stunben."
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Ser gbnss Den mir pOri9s 9Ecde battsn,
iif rpisbsr perIbmunbsn.
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Gine guftfartb.-Ser bsrabmte aufts
fbfer elaptcn mabts neuli6 cine Sartb bon
CINCINNATI nab Den Allegheny @ebirSent cine
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elmer baben Stunbe.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-07-29
A pie,c of both Oceans.

The lofty point on which we stood was
perfectly clear, the atmosphere was Of
transparent beauty, and looking beyond
tho region of desolation, below US, dis:
lance Of perhaps two thousand feet, the
whole country was covered with clouds,
and the city at the foot Of the volcano was
invisible. By degrees the most distant
clouds we're lifted, and over the immense
bed we saw at the same moment the Allan
tic aud Pacific Oceans. This was the
grand spectacle we had hoped, but scarce.
Iy expected 10 behold. My companions
had asceded the volcnno several times, but
on account Of the clouds had only seen
the two seas once before. The point at
which they were visible were the Gulf
ot Nlcoya and tho harbor Of San Juan, not
directly opposite but nearly at right an
giles TO each other, so that we saw them
without turning the body. In a right line
over the tops Of the mountains neither
was more than twenty miles distant, and
from the great height at which we stood
they seemed almost at our feet. II is the
only point IN the world which commands
II view OF the two seas and rank the
sight with those interesting occasions,
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marks to admit the authenticity sof this
villa fatal admission
Mr.. Johnson. did not make that ad-
mission, Mr.. Peyton.
Mr.. Peyton. | beg your pardong sir |
certainly understood you to say q, for |
listened with particular attention 70 your
remarks.
Mr.. Johnson. Well, then, sir, you mis-.
understo I'd me. | agaiiOrd9eat that made
no such admission, and do now utterly
discaim it.
Mr.. Peyton. Turning abruptly to Mr.
}. and speaking in quick apd angry tonel
do you then assert lhatA misrepresent
you =!
Mr.. Johnson. lfyou persist in putting
words into my m outh which utterly dis.
|clalm, then you do certainly misrepre-
sent
Before he had finished the sentence Mr..
Peyton with the palm of his right hand,
struck Mr.. Johnson blow upon the face.
The greatest confusion Instantly took
place. Those sitting near Immediately
seized them in order to prevent the inhic-
ton of further blows. The Recorder called
order y the police officers seconded his
efforts, and in a few moments tranquility
was restored. His Honor the Recorder
reprobated in severe terms the transaction
that had just occurred
Mr.. Peyton. sincerely regret that
circumstances should have compelled me
to act as have done but | meant not
the slightest imputatlon upon the honor
and integrity Of the court Nothing, sir,
was further from my intention.
Mr.. Johnson. will not now resent the
insult thus offered me. Sir, | know per-
iectly well where | am.
The Recorder said the trial could not
90 on, unless the gentlemen would pros
mise not to proceed further in the matter
that is, in court.
Mr.. Peyton. cheerfuIIy make the
promise required.
Mr.. Johnson. For myself | will only
say, that have not interrupted the court,
and do not feel called upon to make any
promise of that nature. | surely have a
right as lawyer, to dlsclaim any remark
enormously imputed to me, AMI to correct
those who misunderstood, and consequent
ly misrepresent me.
Mr., Peyton then resumed speaking, to
the charge OF the perjury; and when about
10 close he said he thought the United
tates had made out the charge of equip,
ping and fitting out the schooner for The
purpose OF embarking IN the slave trade,
against DePutron, and had also establish.
ed the charge of perjury against him and
that the charge OF aiding and abetting in
fitting out the schooner, was brought
home 10 Abbott and DomingoS. II, howe.
YER, the cour' tho't otherwise, he would
discharge tuUm, as it was not his wish
nor his duty to inhIct on them undeserv-
ed punishment.
The Recorder then pronounced his de-
cision, stating the law by which he was
guided.
He discharged Abbott and Domingos,
and remanded DePutron to prison, on both
the charges, subject to bail n the sum Of
$4,000.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-07-29

Doing Large Business. "A young En-
glshman who went out the other day to
see the annual exhibition at the Louvre,
suddenly exclaimed in the midst of the
crowd, g am robbed - and Immediately
rushed towards very beautiful young
woman, who then stood within couple
of yards of him, seized her roughly by
the arm, and exclaimed, Behold the rob-
Der y You are wrong MONSIEUR replied
the young lady here is watch which
some one has Just dropped at my foot
1t does not belong to me, and picked il
up for no other purpose but to inquire its
owner and restore it, The lady was
most fashionably alfred, and this circum-
stance at first disarmed suspicion. The
gentleman amined the watch and de-
cIared it was not his but he persisted,
nevertheless, in maintaining that the
young person, whom he held fast by the
exquisite sleeve, had robbed him. She
was eventually arrested, and within the
folds OF her sleeve we're found, not only
the Englishman's missing watch, but three
others, and many well stocked purses be-
Sides In her desire. when first accused,
to extricate herself from the embarrass.
ing position, she had sought to restore the
watch she had distracted, but presented
another by mistake. The brilliant thief
turned out to be a Jewess, Of remarkable
beauty, who had often before been ac-
quainled with justice through similar pee
cadilos. --PariS Paper.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-07-29
TIM FLANIGAN'S GHOST.
a story Of The Charity HospitaL-FOuad
ed IN Fart
ed on Fact.

There is strong prejudice it vul-
gar if you will-against the dissection of
human bodies. However much the prac-
tce may subserve the cause of science,
but few are willing that the corse oil
their friends should be subjected TO the
operation of the alpel. The march OF
intellect must be onward, uninterrupted in
its course, for another century at least,
ere people altogether divest themselves
of those old fashioned scruples. We like
to have the bones of those we loved in life
quietly inferred in death-we prefer to
have them reposlng beneath the green
sward Of the most humble grave yard,
though no carved stone or scul ptured
monument marks the spo., than to see
them grazing the lecture room OF the most
celebrated surgical institution, and used
as an anatomical A &c, for the study of
some embryo Sir Ashley Cooper.
1t was this leeling-commendable in
our opinion as it is--whlch give rise to
rather a ludcrious scene at the Charity
Hospital on an evening Of the past week.
A wag who knew an lrishman to be
sick in the Hospital, and who was deter
mined to have joke at the expense of
poor Patrick's wle's teelings-leeIings
which were as surcharged with Iove--pure
and virtuous Iove--fur that sick pc nnile IS
husband, as though honor and wealth we're
his and she basked in the sunshine OF
both.
Here is a copy, Uerbatim ct literatim, of
! the letter he sent her
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-07-29

MONSTER ToNsoN,--They have got up a
story at Nahant, that the Sea Serpent has
again made its appearance in that ylcini,
ty. May be all Boston, and thousands of
therpersons will go to see it, This would
be an excellent thing for the Nahant no.
tells.
We learn by private convc ance, that
his Seascrpentship approached within a
few rols Of the beach, &elberaiely took
a quid OF tobacco from his mouth, threw 1t
towards the Nahant hotel, in Older to
give notice of his arrival. The quid was
thrown with 80 much violence aud reck'
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-07-29
VOLUME 6.-NUMBER 81.

lessness that it completely demolished u
small wooden building, and did other
damage.
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CHARITY HRspITAL,
Thursday evening, 4 o'clock.

"Dear Peggy-I died this mornin' at
tin o'clock. If you don't come and take
me away out Of this, these butcherin' can
nibal dochtors will cut me up in bits while
yu'd be fryin' herrin, and they'd do it
as unconsarned as you'd carve a St. Mar
tins goose. Peggy, colleen, you know
none of the family liver died without a
dacent funeral, barin' me brother Terry,
and he didn't die at all at oil, for Ire was
kilt in the field of battle, fghin'the Fttnch
so, a cusha, tell all the boys Pm ded ;
sell the furniture to get a hearse and
let me have an Elegant funeral. Do,
Biddy bury me dacent
"Yours, till dealh does US part.
"TM FLANAGAN.
"P. S. Hurry, or the dpclhors will
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-07-29

"P. S. Hurry, or the dpcIhors will
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-05-13
From the Fayetteville Observer.

PROSCRlPrI0N.-The National In
teldgencer has long and able article on
the cry Of Prescription now raised by the
Van Buren organs; who l'ughably enough
com paie the lew removals, which have
been made. to " The gulllotine streaming
with blood!!" 80. 49, @ssass, !,
W,,h wha, grace" says the Intel
hgencer, "cauld the friends Of the la.s
Administration raise The hue and cry y
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but lhese gill eooa be fofkotlsh h he
3oyial vslcone cad delicious happinss.
Which ewek TIE traveller IL ihsi Lad
where the ~ i ever Gefene.
$780,
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Sad dlEo and HIaHmer
MAKING.


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m gsPECTFULLY infsrms Il. ia su,,..
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% Observation-Disclosures.
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DIES
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