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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

~ GRAHAM's MAGAZINE Tor July rs capi-
III number for Summer reading 1t opens with poem
full Of foliage and sunshine" OmithoOsoi" 10y j. N.
Legsrt why not give it the better English title Bird
VoicesT) There is Illustration to this, eNquisciy
engraved by Tucker and fairly designed. Sartain 3
mezzotnt OF Lamartine Is welcome picture to which
Francis Grund has furnished copious and interest
mg biographical sketch Among the other contributions
We notice The Sycamore OF Saco," by Mrs. L. Oakes
smith. The Land of the West" tine poem, by 4.
Buchanan Read Stories by Herbert and +. T. r. and
a spirited sketch by Ms +. c. Kinney, with other
articles by Mrs. Embury. Street Mrs Sigoumey, sc.
We copy the following:
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CAP ANp LETTER PAPgR by ne Gaze 9

HAP Al ~ II FAfEh Dl TIE case ol ran
for ca-h-75 % be sod without reserve by A
TRAVERs Co "a Maiden-sne, % hose who write, law
yers doctors. &C. A. Traver- Co.'S scae Of prices:
100 reams ruled Letter Paper, II = 10 u 81 per reain
80 reaISs blue ruled Letter Paper me, u D.
loo reams Cap Paper rdled- 81 - 70 u SO.
81 reans blue Cap Paper, ruled, 81 ..
super French Lefer Paper tine finish 81 D.
We psige ourselves 10 eel good Papers al ne ABOVE
prices We don't advertise 10 merely catch your custom
bat call and our Papers and we are CT
tain you VII be pleased and for The best reason IN Ne
world. because you vii ave money ~ H.
jel0 In A. TRAVERS co. Cash store ~ Maiden-iAne
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$3.50 and most fashionable Assortment; u boots ana
shoes be found m this cay " Al St7 bfosa~ sys
where viii found every Kind Of boos and shoes tna
manufactured for ladies', misses and enIiafrn TUE vs.
largest 10 ne smallest Also all kinds 81 gems ana oo5s
boot. shoes Congress CATERS ke. large ss,onnen.
inoorfed French boo's at 557 Broadway door s1o'o
Frsnklm-si jeI7 lneoa.l NJ cAhILL-
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SoUSD.-On Saturday evening last the sound Oh
the wheels and engine OF the steamer Vanderbilt weIe
heard distinctly at Stonngt0n Conn when the boat Wa
ten miles west of Ssybrook or forty miles distant Inc
sound continued distinct until the boat reached New
London when two gentlemen on the wharf az storm
ton counted the revolutions Of her engine with perfect
accuracy The distance al this time Was more than ten
miles This Is interesting tact in the transmssion
OF sound The air OF course was damp, and the ~lnd
very light and westerly. Jour Of Com
MELANcHoLY SUICIDE.-We regret 70 learn
that George Chalmers Esq late N. P. for the County
of East Halton committed suicide yesterday morning,
by blowing out his brains with pistol We unter.
stand that the unfortunate gentleman has been in dee
pondlng state Of mind for some time past
Toronto Globe, llth
MIDDLEBRooK's BODY FoUyD.-Yesterday ai-
ternoon the body OF young Mddebrook who jumped
the Gonesee Falls en- Taursday last was discovered
near Tie spot where be struck by some persons BAH
m- L. was horribly mutlaied and presented most
revolving sight lhoehesier Soaiiei' ~.
FREsHEr Is rHE WABAsH.-Ths last Logaus-
port Telegraph brings an account Of great reshet IN
the Wabash and Eel rivers and the destruction Of large
Quantities OF timber Eel river was higher than Z had
ever been known to be bsfJre The saw mills at 10
gansport lost about 1000 logs
MURDER.-Bauey Siaven murdered his vie
Catharne. at Niles Mich the ith inst by beating her
with shovel Slaven was AL Incorporate man. de
was committed % await his triaL
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rs-The Jenny Lind Hair Glo.s.-Perhaps there

CYThe Jenny Lind Hair Gloss.-Perhaps there
never aicie winch gave SUCH universal saisiac0n
andde. ht the Jeuny Lind HAIR Gloss Every body who
use apea of Of the strongest commend alton,
anI tie voluntary eXpressiO Of admiration receives j.
ony eqused by those betOwe d upon Jenny Lind herself
Beware VI any n.t has the copyright the wrapper,
.c The genuine only be had Al LocNwOoD's, 4ll
Broadway. ;. bayuor. 70 BOwery hrs Agentsl Also al
a2. 46l n Broadway, and corner Broadway and Four
irenf.-s. 3b3 R0wtly. u Avenue d ~ HousiOui -98
Hud-on. 0 III lil-aytule, Bietcker and Charles ~
j1 Nae tu-sL
Brookiyn-Mr- Hayes. l39 Futonst; 4. NJ. Wilder, l5l
F.Ion; q. ID. Ayes cor Atlantic and Henry. Jeio eodu
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R HUMPHREY GILBERT.


When he wind slated rud TIC vessels enough, de Al
a constantly anr tie Stern with took Do ms sad
On dc r Of September last Hno ard lcaj
b people e Hind say. We ner Heaven ty ea
h snf H. the following Do the lights of the shp sdden, Dis
appeared The people Tie other vessel tcpi good look out or
hl daring is remainder o the On Ire go % september
they arrived. through much tempest and peril Falmouth 30
rotlg heard Admiral BetHags faer1a
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WANTS.

!
w Wess 70 at a. rni. fr De .ae y "a popular
's1cs 10 hem y ~rps VAT AZ osgorniy q e.-.rsre
q 80 per year. some zen now N or enjoy VII 10
doab, make over $50 per yea, e.eS Of 81 sspsas.ss
hsn 10 have A. from 80 81 10 ooan good tfnng
oQi Apply Al FRENCtfs fnhh>ang hah, 20 Broadway,
~ sA - Office q inc FAs 81 or troa AT ieiefs Hes
b. postpaid.
xaFA,TED--A vaaety q select family
W ssartng places a. {. AAsONs niei- enee once, -
Bowsry snd - broa9ws az ies,y sl'Ss 800 p ssns,
otherwise 25 y B. AL persoas ."as ron nrss Yses
Sre warranted iosesi -. --
xyrANrED-A snaioa by respectable Young woman,
w sgi1 i sool washer snd roncr ana soo1 pam
COOK W0gd have 10 ooleSnon - eo.As &c ~ol~ - -
small family Bes, Of civ references gwen 30 co,ne On
hoas,ol.s, snd Avenue A ~ .
NSANrED-By re- pect.ble young won an. srasi.on
w - eooS washer ana inoner % $50. = ss his, ~
reclret cal 80 % Nonroes, bneA reo.. ne. no =
NNJANTED-A voasg mar !, -. u ID an eAras house,
w mast cone wei recommended. Apply al q Fei"Is~
WANTED-Abo boy al = FuaOr-st TO vail gu table.
- .-- -
IMPORTATION or nUGu GORDON, from
Belfast Ire and lo arnved New lok about tie lee
,.i - .'l,-..l.l y, ~, 1870, ~. E..ri.,r
care "a Thomas Prison. Port Richmond Paade.pa4a.
WI BE- 'asnknaly reeei,eo ~ .
,IA-o>s. srOSE-CUrTERs ard oaauynsa
y wanted On he ENeu- "a OF t- Harlem RAILROAD IN
cure al the Compgnys Odce, near Cay Hal, and he IA
siaeer's 0tkee, cro,oa ksils le.5 ~
INRENCU AND GERMAN gentleman recently
Il arrived from France cesres 10 eve lss'2', ~ 1865
90 in private u tho above languages whc he T. efcelN
competent To- teach FOR rVisfeuce apply " hcf ~ htl'
- fuin-sf .eN Nv
: PARTNER WANTED, with cash oariisi ~
~ from Ss0f0 to ito invest In nalliacdfink las.
ness 10 ias city. already established AMI liellk atle-
some pruni To any p,rs0u oi business g@.AeAe -
wo4i - en -NceAcni opportunity. Ccunlauicatchs 40
dressed o NJ box 1ll, Chsil am q VIII nieet~h
pfonip attention. Communications must DO post paid
eco lw.
no PRINTkN~.-WANrED. a good printer, o. a
gent who i acclairsl viii ile business ~ coz
lecll- Cry iems iut pay Payer, co.slng new and
making ~ commercial rcpous, b wanted psGer IN
daily weekly reNrpapyr esa0 ishmeui, IA II tho
moot hOuuGuug cities M zoe West Toe agsness ialy
established, All Profitable. ct WHICH guarantees VII %
given required 40 need apry Who rnoi good
references, ard bring capital ilto The bgsiness
Refcfeuces-Mr V. h. Palmer, Newspaper Agent Tribune
Bu ding. and Mr. Oreees Oi The Inbuae, y. u ,e-i ~
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FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS.

WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
n L. NULTf.E, 10 Chanan-st. (conef OF OIanseD OF.
l. es 70 ihe public the following articles al Tho loves"
possible rates - go.
For Exhibition and Dsplsys-CDnsss fsns MAtess
crosses Mexican suns, palm trees, concentrated hof<on
and vertical wheels capnces globe pieces iaXe foeksS
Roman candles ard llluminsuons Of VARIOUS colors
Smaller Works for the Trade-One ounce, = q nee 10
10. nd 10. rockets D, TO- IL ana 10 DaAi h""'sn
ssxor. Tdsnele. Chineseh0ckets and
Mnes ~, gerpsu,s Scroll Wheels, Fancy Fireworks
TortIlfsns Pin Wheels Punk Jostc Do9-
pigrons Naroons scrCents, bls-Headefs, and
EiSur pots win or Blue Lizhls general assor-
virbout handles TOrpedoes, men spperiaining
beurolas Pullers, 10 the business
tine.e Rockets and Fire Crackers, Nos. and II us
low esl market prces-by the boz.
ty and country dealers will Ind Il an advantage y cal
srd examine before purchasing elsewhere mvi9 DaWuys
LfIHEn OKks.-1he gndersigEsd haze on hand
and oncr for sale large and choice 4sonnssnt Of he
nio.i brilliant Fireworks offered the pubic. Also
Canton Fire crackers JOssnck sc Cters from The coan-
Try viii lie carefully packed and shipped wIiiOst exfa
charge The anGefs xned have also IN store extensive
Of Groceres fruits, Wines, Teas COrees So
gaTs Sauces and nlGie variety " all the Boo hnzs IN
lie Inc Also Congress, Pavilion and Empire syrag Wa
ters. For sails by GAssAEk YOUNG,
mviS i-fp - Cbsflsp,-.f
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fArAL AoCiDENf.--Mr. Mason Eastman of Sau.
quot Y met with his death few days ago from the
nck Of runaway horse which he was pursuing.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING on STATEN ISLAND 10 tho
ID " bagaeien CJiage next 10 Mad. Orsuiess Aalsloh
Tbs Cot'a-e situated ~ pnvaie nclosafr oi eghaeeu
acres snd IL commands prospects OF uneAamped beauty
moiated. Address a. this ONCE, g. n. n. leN teol-
DOARD-Wnned an a healthy eighoogh0od in the
Dcuuury ia n the sumner Tor ahy about yeArs o
eee where be viii be we'd taken Of aid receive klnd
ueaimenL farm house where there no children woad
be preferred Terms must be moderate. Address w A
ID. 10 Broadway, New.iorA. yelo y
BOARD AND ROOMS AT A BARGAIN-One par
ID Or Que iroai room with bedroom and one back nom
second foor aud tlfu toor Can before en-.
gazing elseNlo The prce ai qusliy "iA sa No -
Nanck-sL Greenwich BANK. Two stage INES svo
stnent s o., :"
DoARDING-A gentleman ana his wife. or three single
ID gentlemen, can be sccummodaed WIN uoaid M
Christian family. BrOadw above boOMest hslLhk
room the house, Hh many other convenience AdH %
; p this odice lo-- jus
DOaRpINC-A gentleman and his wife eau be &c,
ID cOnmcdaied with pleasant hont room on we ss'oh
foOr. alsO gentleman =" in Single Ioo"' al 90
near broadway -
DOARD-Oue or Two single gentlemen car pc accola-
Dmolaled with board and pleasant rooms at Is nssenef
DOaRD-Good board with pleasant rooms can be Oh
ID famed Qfapphed for immediately at IS Munay-sa
lel2 I'm
xVrSNTEn-Bva single gentleman, large aud airy
w furnished ROOM without board. In tho neighboIhuod OF
Beecker.. and Nth-sveuue The sdv'Iuser would re-
main permanently shoud he situation END tefms 7, sau'
factory. Address y. box $40 Poet once Je!' y
GOOD BOARD mayb obtained by siugle gentlemen
IN al W kulton-st nOh side ith door from Churches.
for Gentlemen and ihe'rssives myS im'
nIEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
with without breakfast ASA Tea AsO' a" ~, Que a.
Park place. - -
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Ills. Ifi-- ~
~ Nex.york WafeF-Cure Establishment,
r. H. Peirson Md. PrOprietor.-Tms establish
n-ul Is 10 iovn In q ts most pleasant and heaay
49, III he rffv cous ming SIXTY rooms with several
n7vse parl0rs good liable for invslds. others who
,vi.b good plain det As1 anne Eran cement for osibing
70 and East Fourteelil--- near CaionsqnAre, Ss"-
York. le1 III
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GENERAL NOTICES.

-. Phresoiogi-t- ana Publishers, FowLERs
Wells Clinton Hall l5i Nrs-tl-sf- y 7.
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s,UOW rAsEs--HnW CAsES.-A large


d-ArcherG Warner. Il9 Cheslut-s. Philadelphia. Pa.
manufacture every description O Gas Fixtures AMI 51rers,
Braczets Pendants, Chandeliers, &c Also, Archers
cesbrsied Solar Lard Lamp. tpaen,ed June 10, l1iAl
and every description 0i C1nGe.aorls OTandoe-, bol-
quets 81. &c. Lamps Or nXtlfrs made ~ order Tor
urbe- halls shDs tie tmboas, &C. &c Being extensive
liz engaged In the above business, are enabled 90 trnsl
every article 10 our line, OF the best quality and hnsh a.
very reduced prices Orders promptly executed.
IL z..sam ARCHER 4 MAKNER. ia Chesnut-st
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.PIAsoFORTRs.-Persons aboai p

PIA.OFORTRs.-Pe about pnr.
-<Ez5es ~ chasing Pianos viii and Il 10 their atysn-
"MH Jtagc % call al R. Glenn 4 Co.'S M&nufAcio-
j ~ Try, 49, FuitOn-s'. west OF Broadway.
genera OF Mahogany and Rosewood Pianos con
SANITY hand which viii be sold low for cash or approved
paper. Dealers supplied on liberal terms
myH r GLENN CO l94 fulton-st.
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nFOR sALE-A light Wagon, cane back, leather
l-4Liop psfeaL axle and boxes Dsany ne" m1ds %
AZAorder By John C. Parker, Y0Fkylle Also. Oiack
horse wears old, switch tallwarranod sound ann nnn
will be scd low the having no use for aen Apply
al l07 Anhonyst gsxl =
SD SPRING PAsHIO>-Jast finished, The moss
Iii sDlencld article offered, elegant French olk
Aas al the low price Of -, Usually sod for " Also
AN snic!e Al 81 80 and = z>-Beat Hals Al 81
tsi inn BROWN, l6 Canai-st
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~ The Sew-Jersey Water-Cure Establish
ment, situated IN the Orange Mountains at South Orange,
NewJerscy hneen miles from New-York, on the line OF
The Morris and Essex Railroad.
The cars stop within quarter Of a mile from the esiab-
hshmelL leaving the foot u C0randst al O'Clock, A. VI.
snd clock j. N. ~ each day arriving al South Orange
IN about one hour
D. MEEKER announces 10 tie public that he has Just
finished hs gcucns 0I &C the most complete W At
ef-Curs establishments sni summer retreats IN tho
country
Dr. a. returned from Europe 10 ih@ Winter Of 1870, where
hc lad been nearly three years than 0neId ofwlch
lime As spent GIaeeuDerg and The other Water esiso
smen OF Germany and hes been since that time engaged
n selecting location and erecting establishment suled
10 hs views on The subject.
The establishment planned particularly with view TO
he comfort end convenience of e patent and Is built upon
he English plan of waierCre establishments, having pm
vale ballroom attached 10 each patent room, shat Oh Ou
ls bY folding doors where tie patient can nave every
bath except c large dolche and swimming bath, which are
beautifully situated about 10 rods from the house Ia Tie glen ~
he m0Inn. There also three large PUN baths I'D ire
house On he grounds also Two wave baih- one OF
hen irou the falls Of the brook n the ranne and
swimming bath ~ feet square, erected Tor the pleasure Of
summer visitors &C attending iteiT iends and other pa
uells
d. N will open hs establishment FOR the season on he
18th June and any communications sddressed 70 CHAs
MEEKER NJ D. "a Newark, Jerssy Or Al South Orange
\ Ie,.~v. xii -..ceiva attention je7l I'm
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L. KOunt-ft.h W alert uft tNstffHt. MS III
suuIu1u lIcaCd VI Tee mDat Deiuuiu sections OF
England and commanding elnneuce nall mile
ron Tie VILLAGE of Northampton Mass. The buildings were
formerly occp eel the hOuld-l school, and coninu &c
Communications iu nearly hundrtd persons The grounds
are from in extent and The establishment u
aundally supplied with wuer from more than twenty Nv
ing springs whose temperature is invariably ~ degrees
F3leuhe The pr0pueurs announce that they have COM
pleed arran eneHts with Dr. DEXTER. formerly OF Morris
town. ~ j. VIII reside the Institution, aud have I'M
ulediac suprruleuduuce OF he medical department. IN com
mon Nlih Dr. Hall Of Northampton. Dr. woodward, late VI
hassic use.s Hospital, Worcester, has been ged ~
lang hycician and the domestic affairs are under
direction OF Capt Brewster formerly Ofthe Mansion House,
Northampton Dr. J. \. CUMMINGS General superintendent
the location combines saubrty with beauty IN renarka
bic degree Is accessible by railroad from New orb, Al
bily Boston, By easy days te and the intention 10
this not only superior retreat for nvads, whether
desiring Hy1rOpauc treatment or otherwise, but also 70
make agreeable resort for persons travelling for
health or pleasure for gentlemen and families gong into
te country for Summer axanon more inviting locality
cannot found l the United States and assurance
given that the establishment VIII be rendered most de-
sirlbc and comfortable for the seekers rot only OF
health but recreation. Letters addressed 10 either Of the
physicians Northampton, Inquiries made Of A. Clark
E-c IT, > Hotel Boston. VIII receive prompt attention.
northampton, Mass Nay ]. 1913. mys 2meod
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xaFA,TED--A vanely 81 ssloct family sers .ats ere
~ yssr1ns paces a. MASONS iHiei> rnce oace, -
-, - a Broal.gay Nesyly Subscription - cents,
ot-rS.e q eis n b. AL persons s"ai ron hr-e oSees
80 .varrxrfr.f .uresl niN-+ I'M
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-20

acted out the best living representative Of
Lady Macbeth. The tavern keeper had
furnished tho thirty dollars Of the murdered
mans money, but when his object was
gained, he refused to pay the fifty, not car
ing . pin whether tho woman would ex.
pose his plan or not. This lcd 10 . grand
development, and thus our thrilling nara.
rative Of "A New Hampshire Mystcry,"
gentle reader, turns out to be neither moro
nor less than super-cxccllent and surpas.
singly executed Yankee trick.
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In loemes TINES the NABAS0 Indians on
The borders Of New Mexico, and the PUs'
mo Indiaus in tho country, wore q was'
and tho deadly hatred q tho races tor each
ogher extended TO Individuals.
Oos autumn day . Nabsjo Indian bad
sooe out hunting, but had MOI been q oil
successful, and towards night became very
weary. 70 add 70 biz misery, - evening
drew near, furious storm vas seen aP'
psoachiag. His aaticipasioas we're gloomy
II The extseme; for in order 70 facilitate
bio hsatiag be had brought but . small
riscs of blanket over his shoulders, and b
knew that to lie out such night, with BIZ
body more than half naked, would b bui
little short Of death itself.
The ladian had remained in this frame
Of mind for some time, whom he observed q
parsicular rock which hung out from the
eide of tho mountain, and vas By that sud
DAILY reminded that there was anal
cave in the neighborhood, and this b wsa
q lsasth Fortunate enough TO discover.
The aperture cfthc cave WAS very small
but 10 squsezed bis body in, and was sooa
.t The extseme end Of the chamber, where
10 collected himself 70 sleep, with . EocI
5se : pillow.
On Tho came evening, : Pueblo Indian
the mortal enemy Of The Nahejo, vas sim
iiasly situated. Having bed poor success
- Sc hunt, hs, too, was without blanket
ma weary. be, ton, was lolh = spend IN
nieht 4 is storm; and b thought q III
cave which hs vas diligently eesting.-
A lsneth Jiks the Nabsjo, y found 4, anl
esawled IL. Hs did aoe 60 . iar back =
~ kasG esaass, but laid himself down nea'
she m,ddlo e 10 chambss. The Nabajo
. . soua1 slvahes, was unooascious q hi'
ssssases, aa6 to iaiiepsd Psshls vas =
sees esleap, tAae = ia ~ hsas ahs breath
ing q his ensmy.
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position, looking directly Tor some minutes
u the Nsbcjo.
Yes, ! believe IT, said he.
'Then,' said the Nabejo, we havc taken
each others noses--we have taken each
others scalps-les u hereafter, - braves,
Be friends.
must think Of that, before shy yes OF
no. said the Pueblo; and the Nsbajo hav-
ing resumed bic soat, still leaving bis bow
q some distance from him, they 10th re-
manned for nearly On hour 40 quiet and i'm
movable ~ statues. Al length tho Pue-
bio spoke:
'Will you tell me ono thing?' no asked.
slf cam replied the Nabsjo.
'Our race hes long been at war; said the
Pueblo; Sit has done 10 no good-it has only
thinncd of our people, ill we find both ma
tons dwindling slowly away. II ] ugree
to what you say, will you 60 TO your poo
pie % will 10 mine, aud try to make
peace between thom.'
Il was now Nabsjo's turn to think, and
another hour was spent in profound silence.
When he had made up bic mind:
i will do it, said he; Il 10 best to do it,
sThcn,' said the Pueblo, from this day
We are friends. We will exchange pres.
snts; No will defend each other; and each
must here promise on the sacred arrow to
avenge The death Of the other, il killed by
friend or Zoe. Let 10 smoke
Let 10 smoke,' echoed the Nsbajo.
The Pueblo then took small pipe from
q pouch at his belt, filled and lighted; and
tho two who were % recently enemies,
smoked together to cement their new born
friendship.
They sooa after partcd-each to his own
people. Both were true to the pledge and
exerted themselves to induce their people
to msks pence. With their bloody crowns
and curtailed noses, they were strange
looking ministers Of peace; but ns both re-
fused 70 tell how they had lost their scalps
and the tips Of their noses, the mystery 10.
gan to have its effect among rude people,
and they became invested with character
Of profound sacredness. Their influence
rapidly increased, % that in few weeks
their object was affected, and n general
council Of the two tribes was held, at which
a peace was entered into that lasted mcny
years.