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lsine sssen,partse Gtsauus, als eanbioat
fir oas Soupern6rsamt, baben ibn letne
Sreunbe feincn eisenm 9Dhnlben suplcer,
scbraebt ltno Jest, no CT I'M Selce ttebt
mag pieleiht nlantber sifttse pfsil auf Die
Srntt pes alten &riesers absel6oIsn Werosn.
Sc6 feine Infeinoer n6sen becenfen, baB
CT anf ben STUFF Isincs 9atcrlanoes leine
Srnit pcm tocliden 3iele Der SnpianersShhs
le nnb ben brittilhcn Sajrnettcn tlcBitells
te; unb oa6 ct AUDI jcst ncb init oerIslben
Wfannbaftiateit auf ben Nnf ieiner Srennee
nnc fur pas ausemine wcbl bereit 1T, Ieinen
8einpen Die Stirnc gu tistcm uno oss ltnse.
pltters nitt 5u abten, pas am Pimnel ber.
aufsebt.
Soeb manhe tobbersise uno patrictilbe
Stlmme miro lth Su lsinen Guntten erb strn;
ia fetit nnttr feinen poltiI IbenSesnern. Ote
2Slnoe bce QBsiteAs, ipie lte friCb aus orm
sanbe ipeben ras jcBt init la6enrrn 2Btslsn,
Slureu unp lSpbnuusen beIdet 1T, NO Ct
nor SO Sabren bic Seinoe leines Satsrlanoee
IN Der 2Sl[oniB betdmpfts - pereen fur lhn
lprehen. Sie Sbne Der Sriessmnltf wsrsen
fir itn lpretsn. Die Sraucn (Sctt ie9ne
ite) bon jeber bic Sreunbnen Der Saptertett
unp Satsrlanptliete, ,psrren fir ibn Ipretben
-unp bis Su per nittlten ISabl ,percen bic
meiitcn Biraer fir Jpn iprcten.
Inf pann! auf! CUR llnterltNsuna brs
ganpraten, wslbsr benz G:aate III rer Stun'
DC Isiner SebrdusniB bcitshen miro.
Nit6aro Coulter, Sames Dlccrbeao, 9lle'
rancer plumer, Sames paul, Scfspb s.
Subne, Antbcnp Stuff, 0aplO pcrter, Stcs'
8crclano, Spbn Gtcner, spster @ap, Scs
Ispb mocrbsao, Sreprif 3. Cope, Scbn 60.
pobe, Scbn Mliaan, limos Stef.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-04-23
GripG bier 3ettel :
Senatcriot

Senatcri0l.
Gbc,ter Butler, pon Qussrns.
Iewnfeno Saines, bon gbsitsr.
&spreisntatip.
l SoRpb y. Slarfionl3 S1snrD 9rinfsr,
2 Sobn y. 9Setberiu,14 SomsS pOuof,
3 Sobn .. 9einifssL Is Srrrib 9SattS,
A SoDn e. qlttea, 16 9aniel 90. Smplsr,
3 GleoserS .Of'9omsll17 Sames MatberS,
Senjamtn Srif, Is ancreaS s. S9Is
7 Siaae oS. Sanlssr,l9 Dan. 9Safbabausb
0SlItam Soleifer 20 Sobn z. @cp,
Sobn g. Jotsffer, 81 Nnbr. 9S. Qcomis,
10 Scbn &illin9er, % Sams6 So. Yowsr,
2ler. y. Sromn, % 0Siliam q. Srpins,
~ Sonatb. Sc lpcum,24 Senj. 0art6bcrn,
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0TD. y. palmer, @fqy an isjnsr Msal>
@lfats uno SoblensOffee No. SO psnifrasr
untsrbalb Der brittsn, s,psi Squdrs fholib BON
p'r WsrbontS Grban9e, in pbilabslpbia, 1T
olltcrilirt Subfcriptcnsn uno 2tepsrti imsnts
far ben "eibsralen Secbabtr" onSunsbmn
unb oariiber iu quittirsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-04-23
Spnpentipm Der irm1en N>G,,ner.

SpuUeHltDu pcC J1tNQeu Sulu111tef.
Die 2Sbi9S BON SerfS @auntp, bsicnpers
i'm eanbe, lcltsn nibt per9siIsn bab in Saltis
more Die 9Bbi9S cine prsi8s8a99s bsrsit Das
ben, Die ber Staat erbdt Der, i'm 9erbatnis
;u feiner Sep6lferung bic 9rtsts Delegation
nab Der @cnpentin isnbet. 2lue @auntiss i'm
Staats isnbsn fir bisfen Srsd sabrsidbs Dee
ls9aticnsn uno Git SsrfS follte in oief,r Ioins
ltbt nibt juriidfsbsn.
O5-9is bisf9sn 3Bbss trsffsn aas GcrfsDz
runssn Die Sabrt nab Baltimore unb Surtf,
70 tiaia ais mbslieb III MAIDEN. User bic
Sels9snbeit BON bier bsnusen Mill, lpnte isis
nen Slamen balo cinfenben llnb Wlonta9 Den
90. bides lsIbt bier fein.
OEF9em N1tb. Scbn Sitter, pom @onares,
oanfen mir abermalS fir bic unS su9eianbtsn
6ifentlitben 9ceumcnte.
G1"9ie 2lobrstIs bon Sen MdrfePs Hatbs
barn, bic lTb in Den sorbsrsebenben Spaltsn
fincst empfeblsn mir unitrn Qsftrn sur aufs
merflamen 9urbfbt.
un9ltif uno fnappes lEntfommen.-
Im leBtn 9isnlfa9e wplltsn Spci Snaben SeS
l?rn. SODn Cd, in 2angfbwamm Saunitbip,
NIT einem sinfpdnni9tn Waasn nab Der Sas
|9smhble fabrn, ols elmer bapcn auf Dem Yfsrs
Be unb bsr anbsrs auf Dem QGn9sn ias. linz
tsrwe9s wurbs baS Yf9b ibeu uno rannts
fort mpburb Der sflters pom Ba9en 9sibIeus
uno bsoeutsno am Sopfs bsIbdci9t murcs.-
9aS pfsro rannte nit Dem jun9ifen cine lfsile
Sotbe bon etpa so Sus bsrab une ifirjte, aber
Der &lsine entfam unbefbdbi9t. @insr bappn
mar 12, Der anbere Sabr alt.
Selbfmoro.-@in geWi(fr Scbn losrbif,
Gin 98sbsr, in Qangfbwamm Saunibip poDns
baft, srbdn9ts lib am pcrlsBten Scnnta9e. SO
bsist, ca6 sr felt Monatsn tieflinn9 unp init:
unter aan, perridt mar, unb man 9laubt, ba6
or in e;neln fcben Nnfalle bic trauri9e Shat
peribte. @r bat cine sablrei6c bon ibm abbdns
aas 8amilis binterlonen.
Ser "Gjeif Der 3sit'' fud1t uns ensS Srrs
tbums ;u belbuloi9en unb perIbsr, ras Der
erminfbte Wonetenre9sn Bel ibm ncb nidbt
aefa(len isi. CT miro natirlib nibt aus Der
Sbule plaubsrn; ba man absr nibt mmsr
9loubsn fam mas Elm qofpfOfo fa9t 70 balten
mir oiss nod fir fsnsn Ssmeis pss Srrtbums.
Sn 6arriSbur9 fiel Elm dbnliber &esen Bel eis
ni9sn 9slsgaten uno Bate bic ermiinfbte QSirs
flung unc frute CT fib nOb nibt tis nab Suss
taun erifrsdt baben 70 miro unisr Nabbar
bob wobl in gutter (9pffnuns lsbsn. 9ab u','
fer gabbar Elm fsbr 9utes @sodbtnis bat, bas
ben mir ncb ME be5wsifsIt unb psrbsn nod
mebr bapon i6srjeust ea ct 70 9enaue SCENTS
nis bon osn 0teeonsn am SaISffu0t bat cbs
mobl CT Mfele Ydrts" fbcn felt ls41 nibt
nidt msbr sefsben bat. Ndbifsn 6srbif 1T
,pisbsr ne bsrrlibs @sIs9enbet Die nur ecfos
allsin bsnussn burfsn, inbsm ber Ian9fam fe'
oslnbe Sbocnsr nSubtrdfurp," @dpten 8an
Suren, am l. Ropembsr beifimmt babin srpss
birt pirb.
q. .. 9Ssr cine fribsre @slesenbsit bsnuts
zen nil, Fam fbcn am O. Oftober abfabrn
In einsm altsn Sabrseuae SaS fbcn in 1885
ben Sripp 9smabt bat
Die cffieisae Nsbrbsit fir Pcaod, i'm 3tsn
Sonsrse.9iifrift 1T s67. Bbis'@ewinn 1900.
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Etnas aus Ger alten 5eit.-Dsr lsste
"&eabinasr Nblsr" sntbislt iitsr bier Spaltsn
aus bsIEn aisblinsstbema, Der Sbrsfens;eit
ycn 1899. Die qsisr oss '2lolerS' babsn fbsr
nid,t erwartst oas jens ersdblun9 ibon jsst|
peber aufssipdrmt wsrben wirSs ba iie fdbon
70 oft pisbsrssfaut 1T, ca6 iis ldnsit alien Ge'
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-04-23

Die cffesae Otebrbsit fir pcllod, i'm 13kn
@onares.9iifrift 1T s67. Bbia'@spmn 1900
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0T9em Nbtb. ScDn Sitter pom @on9reb,
oanten mir abermolS fir bic unS ;u9efanptsn
6tfentliben 9otumcnte.
G1~9is NobrsiIe bon Sen, Mdrfds Hadbs
barn, bic Itb in Den sorbsrsebeneen Spaltsn
fnSst empkblsn mir uniern qsftrn sur aufs
merflamtn SurbIidbt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14
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published erery Tursady-OGce on Washington
Street. South East Of the State House
1r-The State Sentinel viii contain a much larger
amount Of reading matter, on all subjects Of general
interest. than any other newspaper in Indiana
TERMS.-Two dollars year, always IN advance.
In instance will more than one number be sent tall
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Yearly advertisers VIII be- accommodated on rca-
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0,J~Postmastcrs allowed TO frank letters con-
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
and Measures.

simple and frugal Government confn'd within
strict Constitutional limits
street construction Of the Constitution. and no a.
sumption # doubtful powers.
No National Bank 10 swindlc the laborIng PoPsls-
ton.
No connection between the government and banks
Dipl macy. asking for nothing but what - clear
~ right and submitting 20 nothing wrong.
No public debt. either by the General Government.
or by the States, except for osccts Of urgent ncoo>
siv.
No assumption BY tho General Government If Ito
debts of the States. either directly indirectly by
d,trbutiodo Of the proceeds of the public lands.
\ Revenue tariff. discriminating IN favor # tho
poor consumer instead Of tic rich capitalist.
No extensive system of Internal lmI r., cmcn; by
tie General Government. or BY the States.
constitutional barrier against .mrrosld eni State
loans
The honest payment of our debts aud the sacred
preservation of tic public faith.
gradual return from paper credit system
No grants of exclusive charters and PRIVILEGES, hy
special legislation. q hanks.
No connexon between Church md Safe.
No pro~crift ton f1r honest OPn.on>.
Fostering aid Ia Public cduca'or
4 ''rrovrcS>iye' reformation 90 III abn *.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14
savings and Sentiments of TIE Auc. lent
I,ncf. O,l LIZ. md Et<:kt:,.

Life as well AZ all other things h~i is bounds
ass gnod by nature; and it con lson. ike the lest
of n play Is old sge-thc ftgue of whch we
oueh, to shun especially when our appciies are fully
satisfied. "-Ciccro.
Socrates the day of his execution. liiie before
the drang of poison wa> brought him enteria ining
his friends with discourse the mm rialry OF tie
soul. has these words Whether or no nodwil approve
of my actions know not. bat tbs n:u sir" OF, that
have. at all tuc,. cndca,orcd 10 Plea him. and |
have a good hope that this my no W.. DC accepted
by him..
=. In this liic no man has mach care "a he who
cndcavors after the most haPpincr Dion.
Epaminondas. on being asked .ricihcr Clabrias.
IIhcratss. himself deserved mosr 10 be- esteemed
replied, You must frs, dc. before that cue slion
can be answered"
Death only closes mans repatriation. and
determines il as good or bad."--PaaGris.
1T i, in human life in a game Al tables ono
NAV wish we had tho highest cast but If our chance
be Otherwise il is duty 10 play well can.
and make the best of It.-Pfa'crct.
Silcnu>. being asked what was the best thing TIM
could bcfal man, answered. flai IT. beet for MI
never TO be born, TO die mmcd alcly after ones
birth"
Thrice happy they bcnca'h rhci' northern 'si'..
Who that worst fear. the fcai 81 death. i.-pse
Hence they cares for ihi> fa' o. me feel,
But rush undauntcd on the pointed steel
Provoke approaching fate. aud liaveiy sc'r"
To spare that life, which must too soon return,
lEcdn.
"Oh, the pIccaiious turns OF hrman .iafc
How tlinh /. msn-hov IN ushiics. oi h> late
OFT Though his limbs DEATH f,ial arrow. cieop
When sunk, he lies IN luxury ani sleep" Status I
r. no, gricyCd above measure for thy dcteassf
friends; they not dead hut have ony finished iiat
tourney which is necessary for every OF "a to take
We ourselves must 90 that Place oi rccc;iI"I'. an
which they all of them assembled; and IN thf
general rendezvous of mankiud. I've together ~
another state OF being. "-infjpi'fncs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14

GoLo-Gcd Of the craven lcart IDOL ii millions :
how splendid are Thy temples. h'w Jealous are ny
wor>hlrrcrs, They gather arornd Thy sule IN the
morning they leave not thy Il, voi "n- at midnight;
Thou smilc>t upon them. and ley grow inad IN The
midst of their palaces They mai tl.cnlssi, mon
archs IN fancy, aud conqucrors IN dreams. WHO can
understand thee Thou lradcsi the feet of beauty :;
tfo, dircctcst the Of tie brave; thy pathway ~
the pathway Of f~inmphs; thy Prc~ensc c solacc 81
power. I hon slicnccd the VOICE Fl cioqucrcc when
tho Nac,donan held thee up differing before tie eye
Of the orator and the mistress of the World rose lc
fore thee IN the balance. Di>ro,or Il empires. thou
sprcadcsi over The world. Thy SPELL n"tcd the
saSsn, and urged on the hcirayer. Thy yellow VS.
age Dcilcd the spo.lcr when b" sought thee on Tic
crimson field. and made himself rcd IN the carnage
In all arc, thou hast trumrhcd. wheiaer "a he ibr-
ty pieces rcwardng a Judas i'e s. ark 10 crown
on the bros al the tyrani. alAass allie invmciblc.
The man ofbusincss bows oh clu,otsly 10 thee. lie
man of fashion falls before i!ioc ana Ic mircr cinch-
O. thy garments as though u wrc the curtains 81
heaven Thou hast rctnuc Of coach, : and an army
of slaves. Thou hast goal Of splendid misery.
where guilt makes her alliance with death. Theyr-
Gin a, the sanctuary fears moi thy Footsteps; and the
s,crn priest nic, not the power o Thy nhagc.-Osss
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14

kind in her illusions to every one-eyen 10 Miss An
dcrson plying rather than ccnsurlng her false views
in regard 70 dancing, and making the excuse for her
of n defective education.
After that, Mr.. Green was a regular visitor at the
house of the sisters Miss Anderson Sncers tits
but will no doubt attend Carolnc's wedding, rs She
will be invited.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14
Volume IN$$;;;;;;a;Nulnber II.

The CHURcH Tree or EYGLANn-Ihc ycw de-
mand> especial notice, n church tree of England
many Of the finest specimens of which are I'M
dubtcdy older than the fabrics with which they are
now associated. Tases uHon pages have been writ
ten the origin Of planting tins tee IN our church
yards, and form curious chapter in the history ofan-
tquarian iriling. II Is concndcd that 1t was placed
there aS a screen 10 the church agains, tic wnds-a
shelter for the congregation asscmblng-to furnish
long bouglfs for the PARISHES funeral emblem OF
death-as joyful syiabol Of the rcsnrrcciion-as a
substitute for rams-as wood anrcntly u7cd IN fun
cral pyrcs or ,rcwcd on coln.-as derived from tie
pagan reverence Tor green trees " and one u:dipus
has the hardEood TO account Tor lis proximity 10 the
church. that. in troubled times, the congregation.
when disturb d. might have natural amoury a. hand,
whence they might cut their weapons. \ more obyi-
GUS reason-itS use IN decorating the church nj
Christmas and Other fsiyals-wc have never seen
suggested in the many essays which this simple sub
iect has produced. Its deadly property f. cattle Is
well known and whether or not TIM; good rca-
son for planting IL in church, Yards presence there
is at least better FOR expulsion Of the graziers
stock. too often found there. We would plead word
in behalf of the tiinchonored trees still existing IN
country churchyards. Many sad spoationS of what
Old books call 'Slni's ycw>" have come under ON
own knowledge, real zng the old ballad verse
"Thcn came the clerk Of The laish
A. YOU tho Truth hail h. al.
AMI by misfortune cut them down,
Or they had now been here. "
The tide of an ancient statute C55 Edward H. which
runs NE Rector Arborcs IN Ccmc,crio prosternat,
(No rector shall cut down the trees IN the church
vard.) might be sometime. revived with advantage IN
the present day. IN old story Is icrnd in Grand Of a
clergyman, who. ''sccng some boys breaking the
bougl> from the ycw tree in the churclyard felt him.
self injured" He bct ought him summary meth
cd Of escaping the like indgniy for The future for.
o prevent the like trc>passc. he sent one presently
to cut down the and bring il into his back yard
Whcrcupon two of his COWS feeding the leaves of
it died We join with the narrator in the moral of
the story. AMI bring the verdict Of the Irish jury
"Narrd him rigH"-Qp0ririy Rer'ew.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14

IL ANp GrNluS.--Ioyc. iu IL first dl'n and rn.
perfect shape. Is bat Imag.nli"n concentrated on One
object. II Is genius - the mart r'*ei5l4ng that -
tic intellect II appeals Ia, u >lr> 81 u ins"k's The
sentiments and sim;aih.,s iai lr n,>i ai.pi IN
nature. lis Sigh - the >iirii that m'sts 'Nfr u-r
ocean and rou ne Anady,n me- into ii'r. There
fore is 1t iha, mind produces affection deeper than
those Of external form ihrr, re- u tina, women
worShpler- of glory hch j. tie laila!c and visi-
bic reprc>, NATIVE # @cniu, WHOSE olcroi.ons thy
cannot always comprehend. Gcnus LTS much Ia
common with love the imar .iai4"n Which animaics
much the property # the Other, that there IL
10, y sirer sign Of the existence - goiu- than the
love that ii creates and l" pcatis. II lcnciiai's
dccpor than the reason, binds noblrr cai i,c than
the fanc, as the upon O dad. IL sN,- ihr hu
man heart bo'h thu shadow and ~ hight Nations are
is worshlppcrs and wooer,; aid p'-'fri'y learns
from is oraccs To dream - "~i irc. 4" ""oic
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14

How uniu-; a re- SO a. oar ~eld>hur>>. uIfD ask
ir .n summer acgu1 n'alr'- that strength and II
deiIiy II 1n,.ne~~ which find MT "a the isses
wherein We have built -t ter from the WINDS ard
anchored oar refuge "a The s'ern lloN .f.en the
wounds IF our yll.fr make i" -orr'f - our iairs
We sgh because - crave 40 la-'ng character "a To-,
vcr. heart, which smile repne that they eani.i
bios u We own that canno ble~s. aud
breathe our modification into mg.ic. because the
minions wc desplsc
s.None that, vith kindred consci nsrr,s er,rci.
II we are not, wouli seem 10 smile tie l,s..
Happy. pcrhap-. for us. thai our poetry d'f-cs-os
as our KIN ywcdgc advances. Happy. even in9psh w
rerrg the change. that ii" H. ii' IS the sword
bluted that = gains IN - fre IN Whit n l"srs
in he edge, and lon-o- sharp for the sheath.
and too brittle for i~ialcc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14

FraAix Ffir<asiur-i have heard It - q by ma
~. that friendship i Odd '' NJ "hch compared
T. love. II inay be- 20 with H. hen. hni not. think.
with women. Men lotc cn~t other more - i.ai
pr4nc Is than women h. TIE pass ION. ia" p'liirf
tao mutual services q men. max" them friends tut
women become such tr un the pas" impulse Il Their
hearts. when neither passion n"r p"n'on nor OBJ
legation knis the bond IT. conf ,rmi'y with ihis.ihcy
del glii than d. in tn u,fasrd marks and
signs .. affect ou-;hc SYM aiho> %. gcaile WORDS.
KIND looks. and ardent cxfr wbs' 20 demand
tho essential proof # friend hip. no merely IN
profession bu; IN acts oi.cn o he sefnsi character
\ woman's delicscy aud s'r"ng Il feeling rests
more siod with the wi.. 10 serve. Hnf ~ Ito
spoakahe ay %. fniing anc 90 ey.sinr N tie heart
Of beloved ;r.onl.-Nos. BS0ys C0vt'uGy 81
NrI.1llDn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14

Newspaper borrowers are always the kccnesi cr'' .
is Tier nose snuff roiuii and tier pure y
drop water IL error. which they steal To "a, anu
cheat 10 Obtain. Those who take and ray Tor thei,
p1pcr ALWAYS have big bucket IN Their hearts hii"d
vth milk of human kindness. AMI tleg comment
,.,b indifference I, take, one e yoar stealing ard
borrowing fraternity ,nrn o'; nc double 7'.ird
b.,.crnoss IF f,ult finding
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14

Rrroers OK B,relsrnrs.-Sergcar; Ccckc, who
a rough. clustering fellow, once ct from wit
than he gave. In trial of right To fish
cry. he asked the witness. "l)ot thou love fish :.
"Av," replied he with grin. .bu donna like cock
lc sluce with :" The of lru,htcr which ccll-
ood through lc court rather disturbed the learned SER
wcant-Ihcre is anccdotc some hing similar rclat-
ed of Sergeant Dayv great LAWYER of the last age.
\ gentleman once appeared in Tic Court Of Kings
Bench to give biil in the sum Of t.3Ho. Sergeant
Davy, wanting 20 display his VT. sud 10 h.m Stern
", And pray. sir. how do you nuke out that you are
worth f:'oo!" The gentleman stated the pariicu-
lars of his property up To f29lo. That's all very
good. said the sergeant. "bu; YOU want $50 more To
be worth f3tt0." .For tia; sum-" replied tn gem
tcman. in 10 ways Disconnected. have note of
hand of enc Mr.. Sergeant Da,y. and horc he vii
have the honesty soon to settle A." Thn laughter
which this reply cxc.tcl extended 10 the bench
the Sergeant looked rather aba,hcd. and Lord Mans
field obs rv,d. IN hS usual urbanc tone. "Wcll, bro
thcr Da,y, | think may accept the bail"-Dr.
Brodum. notorious quack, once under examination
b. Mr. Abraham Moore. Your name Is l3rodun. |
believe ," inquired the counsel. The doctor nodded
assent Pray. how do YOU spell it. Bro-dum or
Broad-huml" On tbs there was loud laugh III
court. which WAS not DIMINISHED Wicn the qurck re-
Piled. with much admirable -l-pos es-ion, Why,
sarc rs he but doctor. sail my name Bro-dun
lrt. if were bfrrig =, slrnld spell il Broad
him ,'-ponn.rg. wh'c cvtinnng witness. asked
hun e ho id rot iitC a.. ihr ,e' verge g the court.
'.Ncs. do WI, the reply AMI pray why have
YOU selected sue. SPOT for your rcsid nee - In
Tic VAIN hope Of csrapng to rasrilly im2orinnncc
Of dQaa,ag." wa the retori. \ witness wIih Bur
doiphiqa nose coming in Dunnngs way, he said To
him. Nov. Mr.. Co9per-no,c, You have been sworn,
VIVA, do ydr shy - "N hy. upon my oaih." replied
the witness. II would Mt exchange my copper nose
for your brazcn face .''-Lqlr and LqwycrS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14

Trrgisu Wour~-l was much struck IT, the 81
cgarcc 90 thor sharcs arr tho ilariy IF their i'
lures Their complexion Is n FAR d, tAa' # Euro
rcan women: rs thcv advance IN age the sun browns
them Little Is t. ther m5rll- chastity becomes
necessary virtue, when even kl>> Is punished I'll
death bv the father brother If the offender anid
mention selcra ahres Il iIe cy'r,nr severity oi
the Turcorlan III this respect h,i may suffice.
Three brother. riding through an Insulated valley.
me, Their sister receiving The innocent carcsscs Of her
love-. j.. common inYDl~c. ticY Ill three d>cllarg
I'd their firearms upon her ard lei their fallen VI
tim on tie ground. While the lover escaped unlnrt.
Ny host. Mohamnod All upon beng Informed of the
murder. sni his scrvant 10 bring the body 90 the tent
that the ackalls might not dcrour II and the women
were undressing and washing the body To commit -
10 The grave. when slight br thing convinced them
Tint tho vital >asrk wa Mt -; eXiln-uishcd' IN
short the g.rl recovered Slic sooner out If
immcdl'c d1Hrer. than ere of Ais sons repaired to
the ten, e hi> friends. the tbrcc hs1;hcrs, who sat
sullcn and s.or roand the fire. greylng over tue los
of thc.r >.scr. The uaE man salu,ed ihcn and
said. Il come 10 -. gu. in ms faiAor'> r.re, or
the body o. your s.-.er: ine family wsho, - bury
her he had no s3,.ter finished than the brother
cry NJ ou;. III Sle dead y0u would ~, ak
FIR her you would have tak,l t.c body without our
PERMISSION" tn ~ se.z.n- their arms, they were
hurr, ing ont III the tent ~ pursuit # the SUI living
victim: bat Ais N Opposed thor brutal incr, ioi
vt all tic wcieit of his ftitrrs auth rity. and hi
own reputation for courage; be >gorc hc would kill
the first who should lclNc the tent told them that
thcy hod su.r.cn'y res,nged the injury thy ha' r.
cclvcd and taai # their >ser vas not dead. 1t was
tie visible project Il the prophet lat had saved
hcr and thus hc It last porsadcd them to grant his
rcques' The girl p'r-ed for three months IN the
Alis firmly AID vas rrarTcd after her recovery to
the young man vAe had caused her m.si-r'rue.-Li-
5cry q Trcu-.
) man in Alabama h'vHg concluded 70 art a
newspaper al or The f'll3r.n formal declaration