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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22
By THE MIDNIGHT SOITHERN NAIL
Things ia PhiInaelphIr.

IT,, weather d. nosi iafeusc.y warm .o-doy.
M.f DANIELS of Kcuf. wlo ha. bcga in prison here
uron r.qu.-ilon rom he Governor OF your state az
f..i.rs frora ia.-ce wa. Yesterday Discharged by
Judge llFsoNs
Tae market. stthe close of ihe week. wee aaI md
unchanged dealer. wu..ng 0r tlc steamer
SANS 1r -roCzs --lfrsi h1fra---lV Nns Oana4
Dds SD. S-r s-,.e s. e. 1fl. Sfo'o = ID Say q. O..
t5 sli ~ Msu and lcca 81. @i Union - Tenn
O, 81 Nech bk -. $3.50 - Nay o. q, 81 B
5000 Reading as - 81 sloo -'sie ''. d. "a B
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

PorICE.-Oiicer Ryder, OF Tie : xth Ward, ar-
rested o. mm named Charles Walton. ON bench war
rant charging Linn with munslmg nter.. Lawrence
Williams was taken into custody by officer Chapman,
on charge OF having passed q counterfeit 50 Dll on
W. IhIllps ~. 20 Bow y. IN payment lor cap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-22

AccIDrSrs.-Oa Saturday last Coroner Walter
held IN inquest az No 100 Oianca.st the body o.
John r. Bremen native o. pcnnsylvan.a who coine %
h- death by in ur.,s accidentally received by Che fall
Ing of O heavy piece OF timber ON bis heed. whle en-.
gagged In hosting IT, ~ the building corner Of Broadway
and Chamhcrs-st The Jury returned a verdict accord
ing,y.... About 6 o'clock on Saturday evening while
some workmon were engaged IN raising the house No.
356 Grandst the chimney tclI and broke through te
adjoining house but fortunately without injurins any
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-12

So, ih bin ssn 'pshrcsd: Maeine etiefelns
oruden MIDI, !; meme 9faifrmrHer fdsneiren
aid,t unD an He,nfn Rid q plabeu mir olIeE
sldibs. aBuhin idsebe, fiaDe id Stelne bss
|anitcees, limb no safdlIIg fsme liegen, itols
|pere ID, serSh Mir iibsf aleins eissne1 Daee..
aBenn idl, bloc nm mir Sic 3eit sss pertre,>
ben, ,anfs ,papiet fsieie. 81 icass man mei.
aen. s.e Bphnaben pdfeu pol, benz aussss
ieidhnstitrH laea iisrppbsn bisllemalt II fpbalo
'ss aber b0rauf anfommt. fd6n ~ id,rsiten,,
'oesfAsuOft fA ainssg9sn mid. ras pa.
pier iisef bic TinfsIiif sll;tlae I, Die GeDer
liehrd6t entpeSef 9sh bid coeff III bhtsa aup
ptpa psTgrief fsrfis Il, Fsbt u u bssreaIyp
btnsrtieaps. als % i'm per fsypafhe Jsdais
plaaueHisSeih bdtte, FL sj,;' slai
Wenn ID, olIein bin, hab'Sids bic berrlif.
ittns \. SeiitreiAfea GnlfalIea Sd bin pfanf
.arc psBiS, 70 lanse a, mid s,ntic iino alIein
init 1iir iiiiiterbatt IA Gsisi sifhaff aber,, .
per siaer lisbensparbiaen Game 8safnaber.i
no ieetrlsebilssse Dlsnfb 600 paifreitis am
nsiaftid,ilsu nan sitiaRsr fsin fsnfe, fdut
Is6lir siiAt 4psin ntd, Is Dsruanfiiess sir.
}satern s5 {pmmtsi mir nees lautetl sl(bsrns
81 III aiF 3in6es A1ee 8erelnolide bas.
u sosa !, ~ ~ illGiaiik6 4 ID hylnfi filals /
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-12
cine eeiae ais m5rs<n-

IHe EetWe 0te W oEp$ 7. -s
Rlrjlid in einem bei @erbauer in preaeen
eieseasn Dorfe e,t Sauersn,anu, eefen
quite fetne Trau NIT ibm als BewshusriR
bette. Die eeide spurbe BIG snr Seerbisuns
.anf Elm iDdnsswerf in cine giebenfammer
pes S,du5hens, rpie man icIdes abrraa ID
8aus,nwcbnunsen finbet seiegt. Eie Mitts
ne fiirdfefe fIfis, NIT Der &c ihe ibrss Neans
nes unter einsm Dad,e sn bleibsu unb besa6
fId baher IN ss0sn in Demielbens Dorf lebsas
Dcn Brucer. sim antern Morsen sbesiebt
I'D, biz, Mittur mad ibrsm arcbnt4ule. -
sic fubet bic Iaare cffeu. il ibrem Shres
frn bic &aifen erbrcden: ibrs Baaridaft
IL sUesl Gle monti beliirst ia bic &ammsr
ano it cem 3afammsnfinfen nahe,7 ots lle
aud, bier bic 9eihe pernies. Die I'm 6uebes
cen onaebradte @slInibnr ilf eifsn. eie
fast Msuth, ,iinDet eidbt an nnb lssisa II ben
Keller hinab. Mas finbef iIs hieF7 Sspsf
eeihenl Shrsn ehpa9er tcbf nsteh ihrem
Ipaune nab eanstrn Elm paar &psfisisen.
Die llateyin6ans ftbrte NIT 1isufi&er Oes
Digheit ~ fclStnbsr Dermlfhnns: Der
shpaSer nellie ben eiseuuddsisek 0rbea
ipieltu. NaAcem & 6as gsIb b1fie. selas
itste itni uaA csif Spsd(siiea. bie aber ~
s,aaafnsrss< nssaaf ,bh s satia ~
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-12

Gtne Wsfauntnia&ans sen SlHem Gisss& see
wsniesS tsiist fur einihaiise Gtnri6ana 90 gsass,
fur Small j. unb fur jsee ftrners GtnTadune ess.
feiktit Tierr6s 2s Gents. Gin Iieft6 . y. snes
siniusattn tc1fet So 8 Wlcnat tt s. A,L,Sats 90
Gine baltt @yalte 3Uaenatt einjariden ., sUaes
nate Is. lSabr 25. Cine sanlt GraIss fat s1sss
nat tcfss as. Dictate s27 7nne i9atr sSs'
3 o 8sf&aftstarttnsr srn eper penisss Ssk
len tnsnratsn rtr Sabr ., 8 Nenate 3 8.
Dra6arbettt jettr 1rt IN reutf1tr, sR
lhacr uno fransStlf9er 0yrads pise In ferfrfR
fss ,.Cbio gtaats-S -Setsn'. Frrmyt, fautsr NAB ess
rect aellcfsrt. ~s- -. @Aaa
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-12
(JabrgnnS q.
Oas pierecf cfiAe @eit6t.

4 Oar oft im usnidltdyea eeben, g
Greieuen Gds DinSs 70 bant,
] Dag, rie audi mad, .9aahe mir ltreten, i
Gs lit ans Oft oennota 80 ranb. 8
liab menn mir audi cenfen; man merits es
,N.,,s :. ia nid1t.
3,isen pir bennod eia piered'ss geFdt.
6ia Raufmann befommt eiae MaRe
yran,6flArr Be;R scm Shif !.
Gr red,uet, sa fallen Die Rafit, S''
DsrstEenO Oea eteaertarf.
8eamseu brinsea pas 9pldnd,en ans eiht;
Der Raafaaa lhReicet cia oiersds' 'e0eN&t.
Gin ,Saaslias ,pil gar @eliebtsa s.nos,~
3um Dan,pfbcot lsast fr ben Sue ;us5ge u
&c srdamt BON ltets ansctrhbtsm, = g,l.
! Bsa bimmliid iieem 8ennB 4g ~ I'll;
sDcs, Dampfb6se sparteu auf eiebSaber n.d,l
llao Der 9,frise iiebet e,n Siersds's SeEdAt'
Gin spieltr, bic Talb pcaer Galben, III
Gist tGd,elnr am phardcttfd,:
2 Sbn mabaea ole DradsnoiEen S6uloen.
iDca, aeR,is er Sas !: mar eir:ea Wifh
,,8a banque"! ruff er trcdea Der eIenosBidt
God, i<nais ,sist ~ eia Diereds's Geftt.
+ Go fab lspei Mablcanoibaten- a. ii
] s5aS ein gar suidtsBes liant. aa1
4 Der, Glue bat lldper seraiben,
Das gelf spablt ibn iasselamnit. a
/. bod, e.eies isst aass osa aaOern iam Gee
rtdDt. 1866
aiaeSeuer madst sriasis civ Dieseds' 'sGsiidi.
Gin janses blabenOes qDeibAen
pat Nencsi ispens nilt Dem yalat, !:
e,s foi'a nab idDelle,t Sle.d, 1aabhsn-- !.
Da tomnst Der Gbensaaa an s..e
8erlesen absr Dle bole UsiAtAs'
4gad,en e,e Be,osa e,a p,ers6s's 0fadt.
60 sistt es taalsaD ss, DiASen, @
Dte td9l,d, Dos Seben uns se,8f.
Dasd asd.fAer 2cpcice Sainssr
So OFT ihoa gar aRansher seDsast g '''s
Est itgiebiih bite ,s,, cae curd Dies g.
ta 73fse etaa. ai ifS3hils pidbt ss
j seissaonb belomms ein Uisrsd's @elldf. 7 A
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-12
O. @eAima mmaem.

a., 4sr Dss &taats .Sets sEfasint rtstlma6is jeesn
SeittmsA. Der @nbftriptiens. PRES iif 81 80 nns
I sepinsts 1sraaste,absns Ia 8aAreeab. ebtr
UsnR eM 3abtunS nads Der ertfen, oalfte ees
3atrts sefAitbt @patsr 3ablens batsn S7 50 GO
sntrtAtsa. xeia ttattrfArtber pirp far tinen enr.
aesea 2sitramm sais 8 NlcHate anstncmsme's; an@
eena lit3eitans nur sann aufStettsn nerren, ne.n
Aae 5takRamSt abetjabit Ins. Cine Gstnadhlath.
aane tie SETTING scr esm Gnoe ess gabrs aufiutnH'
sstta. Ir Oeft Derinsanstn wssetn panstsieb ee'
, atadbtet mtvpen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-12
9i,sta,liter ~

ucrsssangen, midi i'm Gpieeet betrod,tetex
bate i'd, MIDI Dor Grenbe iber meine unwjs
'oerifeblide anmutb fnGen m5sen. sjdb IA
aus, tpie Elm hcffnunss Beuius. q
elite aus Dem roarldneioer Rabinet, unb
Iud,te, um nid,t BET 8efannten sluffeben m
srresen. ourd, bic ub9elesenfien Gtroeen IN
mstns Bobauns Su selansen. Gin burdborims
senoer Duff, Der Die sIufmerfiomteit aIles
eaien auf lid, scs, perrietb Die Bohnsn, Die
id9 turdmanoelte. 3u 0anie auselaudf, nm.
terwarfih mid, ben itrensen Befeblen mes
mes eisenen@elhmads, haIf einiseft perfebls
ten Nlbtnnsen 1T Der fiinFreihen Rnosens
rsrihlinsnns meiner @repatte as, trod,te
mebr natiirlidse Ginfalt IN bic 8ieqsana a,eis
ner unfhulb6pclle 8aterm6rcer, fiid,fe ourd,
@eoulo unb gebnrrIidteit neinen Iinfens,ss
isntrdssr, Se6en @umuitat1r feline Gbaras.
terfeifisfeit suliee, an Elm Teitbalten Der be.
tsbenben SrcnuaS su aewObnen, uerfSbnte
ein ientimentales 6ncpfod,. anb-jeet mag
I'd, 70 ,f6n unb friid, als fdme ID, sbeu aus
Der Werfitdne Der 0atur. SIM Weaaeben
fdlt mir elm, bae id = ihanberbaftes 0e.
ibid +! - bic 6anoldube uersetIen babe.
S6nea febr' id ,pieoer uni, ,pafde meine
cdnce in rnfduio unb psrbnltte itre feuId,e
SloBe eurh seIbe Glace. eanslam uue bss
odd'tis sns i'd nun aus benz 0auis.
nSh femme bid, Grib," faste i'd su mir
felbf. nDu last did bel bereleihen 0eles
senteiten 9swObnlih ucn ben uorbeifabrens
ben Wdsen befprisen, cber trintt init ben
aufs aldnsenbfe sepihften Stisfelt germ I'm
aniaubere 9iefen uno serit0rit alfc bnrd, et
nen eiusisen Sebltritt bas ia0ne Werf eines
ganSen Cages. seute barf bies snrd5ans
aid,t lfattInoen." E masL
SD bielt mid, gang Ia Der Csabe Der !6du.
lsr, untsrfuhte nit Der sanjen sHdrfe mel.
nes slnses INNER, erit oas 1erra,n, beSsr
id mid in n'einen sldnsenben BerbdItmif5en
oarauf maa:e, uno 10 errsihte idb uad,, einem
fefenl cienQEancel cas Sans bes Bansiers.
Sumner nar NIT MIR befddf,ist, tatte idl
weeer sluse nod Shr fur Die siueenpelt. Sm
Scrrlocr itoB' i'd, auf einenE Eeoienten, Ser mir
oen 8 nsans uer,petsert. St uenne mid.
.'a, Sic flnb Der Eoftcr - anspcrtese Doe
mslflf, incem CT mid, mil feltfamer yeber6e
BON Oben big unten betradtefe ,,nnn mems
Sic Ger Doftcr fno, treten Gle nnr aetdls
lisit bier ein." Sd nshme meinen Gbapean
unter ben slrm, brinse mid, nodb einmal wnb
gum lesienntale in Drbnuns, O1ne bic 9bas
re nno-fab.e iAauoerno surud, ais id ben
Banter unter ma tier ean,penbelsudtuns ID
e.ner e.ner St,ihe iteen fab. slds unD ipie iaS
er ca gr bate, u,n ieinen repoiufioadren
Masen msecer INIT cerGOnitit,tion aussu,6bs
nen, an eemleibeaDsorsen 8itterlaia sefrnbs
lt,,dt. u. faB nun ea, ild, secniris DEN ,pObt.
rbdtisen GOlsen bes ioeilmitnls himsebene.
SD, ffano ,pn perifeinert, ais idb benyaneier
IN rirism3uifance Dor mir iab. Sb I'M 4alls
ansus, er i'm t,efifen 9iesliaee !; tt I'M Bubb
lseruh lteheuo, er i'm SeSentbeil Fseno.
i TortlesunS fcl9t. II
II
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-12

thai hcrubevtanlen, uno 10 trnnte Earl Der
ibSnen pepi lsine UOlle aafmertiamteit ,ue
rpenpeu, obne Zine Gt0runs befard,ten iu
maGen. Gr lisk mdhreno pie gBetber IN Den
5trubel si,,3ens cer oau,als isine s0itIid'e
,oeiltrait nod obne llatsrlhieb an gOrneb m
pie @erins (psnbete, in bic Ralerne nnc
Dclte esuen blaatsi 1baler aus Der eaoe.
Dafar fodnte fNca .etn G1ttddtides al.
pfeferfuhen nno Bier auf9ebea ano ben
Usutltanten manher SitberSrciheis su9e-
morfen weroeli. RarI CAB in lelner 8eSe,s
iasr,ins Die yObnans r'uer sanisn aSohs fu'
ole Iteuoen etniser Stuncen b,n. VI fonnie
faum erwarten, bls DE 3elt am mar, nad,
peld,er Die YEslber cea Struoel an Ole U.dns
aer abtretsn mnbten uap beiteute m.ttlers
we,le bel Der 6ran 9artiS cbea &affse, =
Dem pferpehaaass nno lslnem S.nOer mo-
sh,ste CT aiIen SanitdrsDer lbriitsn suwicer
e,aea tud,tisen Shnaps ani, 70 Dap o.e beIs
oea Barlhe 1hOn ROTH sp.e c.e yereble n's
,pasme 8aO fiessn unc bort ane Ut.antsn
blesauSen u,adbten uno ben gtbem usrlOs
|rsn. Die Ms,ber uno WlOGen, aue MI
teuAten slan,enDen 0aaren aaO luit's auts
selest, l.esen ihnua gum partis hlaautfoas
ren ano tla,srtea, It uerSnlSt anltUBenO.
ais fe ll1 nm Osn I,l4 lsssn foatsn, nbe.
Ioen EN- rotbes RaffeetuA Sebre,tet mar, unO
be,'m snbl.d oerIaHen. Ole cpea i'm ess
bus nOH Onfd ,.Oene G0pfhen fur'osirt
sresoeu. Raffse 1T im GebES, pas IN src'
Sen Sticten oes 9boalpaBner, er 1T EN-
wahrbaftes Gi.s.rs D'amOur, uno fhcn nsan'
DE DorfjuSeno tpurce bard oas sIrOma ces
braunen @strdnfs % perlc6t, rie Dle prn,
sellla GlOr.lis i'm &iaosrmdbr6ea card Den
Duff Der Jlstuosfa. Rarl harte pard ielns
@alanterie ale S,erseR 8epoansst nbsf eT
laB neben sept aaD orudse ibre oanD&anter
cem Etd,e, bss eie 8etOsm aus cen babe
tan,en anD nun oas Ganten anSins. pep.
uac Xarl errestst aiIselasiae SywunDeruns,
ne bate plel nutntllbes Ialent nnC bestIff
io9dr ole ~ pcltay, Que lan9it lbcn 10 zen
smianssu Ser9lAeafen G.asaas sefunosn
ea.te, ebe ile III paris .pren Siesese.nsus
s,slt, mad, ben eriien cAritten. Sn ben
xansihsnfen I'm @eblrse IL man unbewad9s
ter ais ionif tpo--u,an fam feine 1dnSerm
snpas feur,ser on lh orndsn, ihre St'rn,
lrbrea Slnhenoe Wan8e finsn,
obne paB es serace abel senonsmsn uno ass
osnier MIRO, oter recen carf man nidpt mt
ior, ionit purps Ge nniehlbar aus benz 2afi
cmmen. Msnn man caber etrpas absurepen
oat cber Gss abfuhlen n,6Ate,. 70 seht man
,nsehmpsrr sur Tbnr. hinaas, nnO spenr
hid,t seraoe Gin e,ferfatiiser gebenbahle'
nit III Der Gtubs ii, io faan man Daraul
redsnen, baB Stismano nad,sebt. &arl. ce'
lsine IrennDe iisseneint eriuAt bate, fId
Ger a,e.ber aus St, peter ettras anianeh'
men.fah nun aile aeuuseno perlOrgt y. slns
NIT spspluor oas Daus 8. 3ssrp va a3l3i
(Tcrflefsut,o fcfof.l a., 49, So,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-12
Z" q I ~ pa 10 y 81. 7
sIms btm b6bm.ld,siNlsf 0ebiEse'
cine lpatre @befAldte. d
Bon uffS 8 eTn.
(TcrtfeBulsa.)

SeAsE EsE q ~
as' 4ar( .par aber anosrer Deeinnn9 nno fae
a'a sie sssi 1ass ifumm uno iraaris.m cer Gin,
s'1 be. 9r piirpe % er ilds IN islner Gtnfamfsil
ysit a,d,ts Anperem belAafuSte, ale 'ast Der
'saa' fdbSasa 1cd,ssr pes paSAbanspels, tsaamsr
y !. rsri.sbtsr ano lebnlaAt.ser. GaOl,as ihlu8
eAa bte 3snaoe cer Grtolan9, er padst lssas
~ 4 esadsen = ialammsn uaS aobua AbiAifo pen
Il. fsiaer GaueraDen, Die abn tsneicetta. &c
~ all ana nod ees sbsups FORT attr itaft oes &C.
~ .s raDsn ru,s Gfses al Set DasDs ees pafAbaaas
-. ~ relss suorp sm GebulA leste * fem 8lr
4. q psl es unb fhls ipaabs als a0Jiitl an eas
Naas. Dria mar aass it.asr fam bis an
ia asbif51 1hars pss 8eosass unp ,pdbreaD e jas
asssse, gle ii afTaea, pernahnl IS nahss Oss
snAsssasfdk ,@esIeit payfer Ndl plats anf Das
ana s7Dadb unbI bsr5ate, Dsr s,aftlbaupel par's,
!, ansiDer aa6 iem papls lyafy srif ltII< Ranp nnD
II raAfis nmhfFlahs eana tAtsr leid,ffns5ans
go ne 0ebirse biaaufifies. er bare nifbts
80 nalta fsiRsss ditRtefh fhla8snea &tod ID osE,
.1sa 1aasy nae besa@ a@ssaiidSer yesicr ibn aath
n9sa aDsnio nnSsabli6s s1s ,pen GeiAte. Maa
IL HSsrisdlsk Earl ssie EAaft aafiamadeuL ~
sais,a spar ianta eas6 eiuen, Aolriesel uerfhlcts
.a1W nzs QF1soafs yuid,t3n flppftu, aisa in'sf3es
ssia' taSA 1afia1 ND tsid(ees ~ aReraea mere
slea nsstss, ,sklfeiBht f6ants eF psp ned5 lSteyt.
lssDis SeidJferHs ard - HheieeE o. nmef III
bsm hshen Osbirse fihf mn frndht - 81
fAanelte nab ffSllsfte ita tadbfis. atsr eie|
'sHis &a5k lRestf abtt Gbda aipe 3n8zI1b. Nd 81
Isnlf lfxes sss1s nG1pns 1uss 49, Unnn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-12

(5crtiesuns fclst.l
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-09

Berneau, the reported possessor Of wealth,
had been in the habit of plundering those
who admitted him to their houses on init
mate terms, of large sums of money; Carl
ton had suffered with the rest; and the let.
ters of Miss Leslie, Of which such base use
was afterwards made, were also purloined
from the desk. -a-t 60 g.. -
The moment he was able to bear the Ea-
tigue, Carlten set out on his journey south.
ward. But it was not till his arrival in
Charleston that he discovered the fearful
extent of"Berneau's villainy, that he learn
ed how his own name had been branded
and his afhanced bride deceived into re-
snouhcing nm, and won 70 sssdfgssi ilesself44 10
the wretch whose deep laid arts had impos-
ed on Mr.. Leslie as on others.
Edwards pursuit of tho felon was in
vain; he fled as soon as he became aware
that his real character was exposed, and
was never heard Of afterwards. But it was
ample consolation to the injured lover, to
find that Margaret was still true to him in
heart. Her parents, when convinced of
the truth, were ANXIOUS to impair their in
voluntary injustice; and it was not very
long before wedding was celebrated in
the mansion Of 'Woodlawns,' where the
lovely Margaret did not figure as the I'm
willing Bride. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-09
rejoice in this instance that my feeling
and Judgment afe one."
Have Courage.

Have The courage TO confess ignoreBce,
whenever or in regard 10 whatever subject,
you are really uniptorned. -.
Have the cou,ogs TO treat difficulties ns
vcu would noxious weeos-aitnck them as
soon as seen. Nothing grows SO fast.
Have the couroge to meet creditor. -
You must be a gamer by the interview, e.
ven if YOU learn the worst. We are our
own deceivers. . ...t-..
Have the courage TO own that you are
poor: and, if you can, laugfrat your pow
erfy. l3y so doing, yaa disafm eneFniesy
and deceive nobody You-ayoid many diff.
iculties, bitterness; and besides, there are
people who will not believe You ,e*pecinf-
ly those who make the same acknowledge
ment ms pretext fer meanness- -,
Have the courage 10 be silent when fool
pra,es. He will cease the sooner. Besides,
what can he or you gain by prolong!rg the.
conversation! .--,.- ...v7 -
Have the courage 10 receive poor re-
lation openly and kindly. His shabby eap-;
pearance-even his ignorance-will ap-
pear 10 your advantages; for the mine is
prone to draw comparisons. We have
nothing to be ashamed Of hut our own or
rors. ~f C.
Have the courage to carry cheap rn1-
brella; you will discover why when you
loan it.. .,. -
Have the courage to subscribe for news
paper, and not de pend upon borrowing your
neighbor's; but, abov all have the cour-
age 10 PAY for it. ... e..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-09

announcement, all vowed they would res
cue the precious document, or tear the tails
of their combined under garmentsin,he eff:
ort, and accordingly they assailed the barr-
ed portals in a mass. They were prepar-
ed to follow their fruitless efforts with feet
and fists. by substituting an awning post for
a battering ram, when watchman inter-
fered, inquired into the cause ofthe tro ,ble,
and volunteered to visit the rear of Mr.
Walkers premises, and have the rear OF
the gemleman's wedding coat Released
this arrangement was generally agreed to,
and wntchey started. In the mean time
the outsiders held small caucus OF condo
Elense with the. groems during which, sever:
al animated resolves were passed that they
would victimize the bar-keeper, when they
got in, by keeping him up till daylight
The banging of the door behind them, and
the shock ofthe bar closing in the iron
hasp aroused their attention, but it as too
late. ...E q. -
The bar.keeper on learning the trouble,
had quietly descended and opened the door,
pushed out the coat tail, and fastening the
entrance, beat retreat again The o-t-
siders stormed, but it was no use; they
therefore, concluded to pick up the trophy,
bear it along to some open. establishment,
and hold joli6cation over its rescue -
The owner recovered his package of mon
ey, and wished to retreat, but they were in
no mood to part with him-they wished to
heal all differences before they separated,
drinking the health Of the lad US name in
the recaptured document, and fill out an
order of new wedding suit; The stran.
ger was forced 10 WELD, and we need moi
add, that he go, home very late next NOR
ming.
The day had grown old before the vic
tim was able to visit his bride, land of course
she pouted little, but ON promise to assign
satisfactory reason at the wedding, the
arrangement was allowed to proceed. As
he promised, so did he faithfully rehearse
the above facts, and pledge his forgiyint
young wife that he would thereafter keeI
his fniL out of such Dlaces nt night,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-09
'sP0 3 E z 7

: s.'s''f4-s' ''''' From the Boston Times.
- : s7' aSTOP THE SUPPLIES, ,.
Curse on the brain that first conceived -
-. This deadly treason to the brave, =. -
=. Whose sordid coward wish would dig,
In foreign soil q brothers grave; .a
Would see the glorious flag that floats $
In triumph DER the freemaa's hold,
Fall with the unrequitted brave. !.
Andrent in pieces, fold by fold, .1
"SToP THE suRPLIEs!' noble thought
Worthy the first form heaven that fell,
'STor THE stPfIIEsp worthy shout &
"a. To be the banner cry of he'll -
When on the distant battle field
The wounded soldier moaning lies,
What cheer comes from the land whose fame
He bleeds to savel-1sTor THE sUPPLIEsn
Oh! no! a nations voice shall drown
Those words in tones of anger deep, =.
The nations hand the traitors herd
To ruin and oblivion sweep. ~t,
And as our banner towards the foe s. z.--
$. In steady march advancing wave,
So shall the patriot party move, @
Each step on treason's trampled grave
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-09
MISCE L L A N Y
an For the Portage Sentinel --a g
Metella and the Chieftain's Daughter
AN INDIAN ROMANCE.

s AN INDIAN ROMANCE.
white mans voice re-echced through the SOL
itude of the ancient forests; ere the proud
trees that reared their heads to the clouds,
as monuments of their Creators power,
were leyelled by the, axe of the pioneer,
there dwelt on the fertile banks of the Sus-
euehanna, the remnant of a once powerful
tribe of Indians. A century before they
were looked upon with awe and respect by
the surrounding tribes as band whose
numbers, strength and bravery could never
be diminished; but time had wought sad
changes among them. Their noble chief
tain, the great Mecanah, had disappeared
from their circle. No longer did they see
his venerable form seated around their
council FIRE, nor listen to the sage instruc-
tions that were wont to fall from his lips.
No longer did they see the brave warrior
at the head of their ranks, leading them
forth to the battle field. He, and his sons
had passed away to the happy hunting.
ground, and the Great Spirit had summon.
ed. during a fearful pestilence. many a
brave youth whom the aged men had look
ed upon with fondly cherished hopes that
when they were gathered to their fathers,
these would fill their places. -,.-
The race Of their illustrious king, MEGA
nah, were all gone save his youngest and
idolized child-his only daughter, the beau.
tiful and lovely .M;namee. Asister of her
mother had adopted her when an infant,
and taken her TO her own cabin and reared
her with maternal solicitude. And now
the sunshine of nearly eighteen summers
had shoneup her head. One week more
and she would complete, her eighteenth
year. This was to be her bridal day. A
young chief Of an adjoining tribe, the brave
MeteIla, had woed and won the gentle
maiden, and their nuptials were to be cele
brated with great festivities in the Indian
camp on her birth day. -. ..-.. ss-:
On the evening of the day before sh'
expected his arrival, the dark clouds began
to thicken above the horizon, and soon tn
whole sky was overspread with curtain
OF black. The rain commenced falling il
torrents. and the waters of the usually pla
cid Susquehanna soon rose far above theil
banks Fears were awakened in the hear
ofyhe anxiousgirl. lest the faithful Metella
true 10 his appointment, should risk his lif
on the foaming waves to meet her at th'
appointed time.
3 She spent her time in sleepless grief
. az She listened 10 the roar Of the. deep tone'
6uHder and watched the vivid flashes o