Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11


assd d hsifnas ~ Msa8s esbie4s q ~ fsiits
tha,,t would not submit TO thsm' ais
well, you have got q whaling to sub
nit To- fhen. Ill larrup You like b!azesl
I'LL tear you into doll rags, cornrr ways
Geek dawn you long faced hypreci,e. =
"a The preacher demonstrated, ADD For.
geron walked upfo his. horse. ndabroat.
ened 10 tear him oil, il he did Eot disnlDunl
- whereupon the worlbyA,ynap made 4
virtue, Of necessity and alig HE'D sssi1,..l
4 have but one request .l0 mike ms
friend, that is, that you won't bczt me
With this toyer-coat on. III was. 4 present
from the ladies' Of my last circait,, and,
do not wish 20 have i; orn.,'d, IS sne, ,rss
OF \, and thu, suddenly, sou basin
The Methods, preacher . .losly arc ~ \
of his SUI coat, as the blacksmith cnntin-
ued his TRADE Of abuse ca himself and
his sect, and as ne drew tis. right hand
from the sleeve, and threw the garrhrn,
behind him, he dealt Mr. Forgefon, Ire.
mepdous blow between his eyes, witch
laid that person at full length on the
ground, with b Testament w Tom Paine
reside him. The Rev, Mr.. Ssnbblewof,h
with tho tact Of 4 'conn6isseur il such
matters, did not avail: fSr his adversary
70 rise, but got upon Hin with The quick
acss 81 cat and bestowed his blows with
a boudteous hand sn the siosnueh and
sacsa'of The blqcksn,ith, continuing bic
song whore he had left of on his arritsl
Mt the s,hithery-- sti basinssro cdrs sau,
ssTonsas cannot esptess, Che sweet esiisSrs i;nd
of. soul i & carries. lov., s,', : AVA N Mi i.
un,iAa Nj. Foreeron,. Caom hnyiag exr
perienceds first love. or some ether ssnsaI
lion equally new 10. HIM responded II usti,
iy, .nouah: nough! noueh! isks him Of!
Bot There Wa no one n
perform thai KIND Office, except. The ola
:. an, aud be ,pphs hsd 2 bunch ef & grass.
az" AN looked pn ~ suia'l a. II his lifas4iss
was haPRy as n callRl pglses.lDg: ~ ,su-.i,a
81 'Noyo say Mr. fSs.sE0F ,ibsrs are
,prse 9lngsss ypn masko er9M'ss agfle , ss
Nss; - Icy, !; 4 Ia &, .stss!ss.,,
t"i Tss fkis,is, that s6b Sarnsssr modest
a Methods, preacher again. - s,"'. :, =
Here Ncd's pride rose, ard be hesitxs
ted, and the reverend gentleman, with
his usual benign smile on his face, re-
renewed his blows, aud sung = -.
ar rode on the sky, freely jastifed'r, iii
And the moon il was under my bet" Nt
This oriental language overcsmc the
bla :ksm,h. Such beld figures, or some-
thing else, caused him to sing out, swclls
III do IL, Ill ddi,. tsN
you are getting on very WELL said
Mr.. S,ubblcworth, | think lean make a
decent man Of you yet, and perhaps a
good Chrtstiah.
Ned groansd. d
The second thing require of you is
to 60 to Pumpkinvii.e Creck meeting
house and hear me preach to morrow.
Ned attempted 70 stnmmer some OK,
cuse, |, l--thas is 49, ata5 ff
When the diviae resumed his devotion
al hymn, and kept time with, the music,
HIM over Tho iacs with the feshy
part Of The hand
6 My soul mounted higher, in chariot Of FIRE.
Nor did envy Elijah his seat"
Ned's promise Of runctually caused the
parsen's cAerclse u cease, aud the words
Of gorgeous imagery. died away
in &c hoes from the adjacent crags.
Now, the third and last demand il pre-
...1
Ned was al attention to know wha,
was 10 come next. - -. IL.
You are 10 promise 10 seek religion ,lay
and night, ard rrycr res, until you b5.
tain il, a, the hands of mcrcilui re.
iccmcr. The fallen looked at the dc.
clining sun, and then at the parscn; and
knew not what 10 say, when the latter in
ipidual raised AAis voice III sony once
more, aud Ned knew what would come
he ,,ext. 'H'fa s'tA ~
l'll DO my best, said he, in very hum.
bic +cice. s-as'' sNf
Well, that's man. SAID Mr.. S.ubble
worth, now &c, up and 60 down to the
spttuN NHu NaSu NSut tuSOs ruu uuSA yNNi
clothes, and tear up Tom Paine's tesla
ment, and turn your thoughts on high.
Ned rose with feelings he haa nsvcr
experienced teiore, and went 10 obey the
|aya,crylnjuncuon % the preacher, when
that gentleman mounted his horse, took
Ned by the hand aat said,
keep your promise. and III keep your
49,
Good evening, Mr.. Fsrgetcn--
IN. look for ,outo morrow. ;,I'1
And off he rode with the same isnper.
lurabio coun,snance, singing 80 loud as
ID scare tho eagles from their eyrie, in
lhe oyerhangirg rocks4a ilisy ,Lstsii iss
Well. thought Ned, this is d nice busi.
ress! Wha. would people say If they
knew Edward 7Forgeron was wh:pt b.
rore his, own door, il the Cup, and hist
TOO, by Q, Ms,hodlst pseachsr. Bat his
were mere in sorrow than IN
anger ,aus~a Aas 1asf g anlFsn ~mA \
THE dishgurel eoqrtsnance of Forge
ron, was Of cou rso tssc subject of.Iumer,
BUS questions that night, amongst his
friends, 10 Which he replied With q, stern
|evk they well pdfrs,oola and Abe vague \
remark that NJ IND met, With an accident,
or couvss they never dreamed Of the
cause. Forsefon looked in the glass and
fsn sscs t n Ssss .s tys
wreck seshe,, biendirx every color into
sktl-. ~ 4 - = :. So efx~e . 49, q