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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13
Q5uunerb0te SprouSfoauno

25unherbore SprouSfa9
Ser pbilanelpbia v9Dnbtic Scpscr''
fa9t: Glitter j:ner i,lerf,purb:9cn SdQe
pon SprabnunJ rb,r -Se!lEben, tpe(cbe
febcn 1T ollen 3eitoltern ,ur Ocr,pirz
r,tn9 jcper nti1fblieJet tlnterGueiuna
erftDiencn ftnr, crci9aets GcD tt, ttnfcrer
Stdrt nnc ipurrc uit5 foeteu er,dDlt.-
S;e :spcbter cjner f>br oi,9tfshentr So=
mite, e!.1 Einb ton ct,pa - soJabren,
fa9tc it, cinevn q>arcris,nns rrn Stti>
riun1 ibren Glterl, al,1 leRtet Mfruta9
2(benr, roB iGr sSruptr, we(cDer ct,
Scrp res Q5oefttG;DifFts Septnfbire
ouf bent 2Sc9c bitrhcr lpar, ,tl1r utcb
20 Mc:Ien ron Der J5ciruotb f>i, nnD
ptrftbIcrene 0cicbcntc mitbrii.9tn ,pitrz
re, inter ,pclcDen Ge finf Sacber nit
rctben Stubol1o mtD OclpGDnitt be-
lcbrich. SoS ScDif (at,9te Den ndebittn
So9 an, nnb ber Srnptr nit Den bcz
seicbasten Geftbc!tfcn bc;eu9ten bic
QBaDrbeit ibres lpunperbaren -SellIez
benS. Ills Der SSrupcr bas Simmer
betrat, crfannte fie i'm fr9le;cD unp
ftu9 i'm uapcrSil9lieb nacb pcn 0efhenz
fen. Sbrc Srrbcrfa9un9 beftdti9te ftcD
it allen Gtlt,clnbcItclt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13
lie ser Die GroflDbe.

Oiebrere 9trtcu Grhf6te lctcn honpt1dd)<
lid ouf bcn jltngcn Gchl> unb 9illtcnarter,
weld,e fIe, fctalo Te aus Der groe fr,nnei',
arorcifcn uno eft 96n5lith oernidtcM Gls
ucm S,rn. e. ,puroen ieine Scht rtcr
Srautpaanscn an cinem Srtc serltrrt, mo
man friiber bieie6 llngesiefcr rte bcn1ertt
bate. Gr fcr1tte scr Gntitebun9 cerfclbsn
nad,. 3u rcm Gnce idete CT ein netes Sect
AT uno iecrsr9 es irolcid, NIT etnem Slor
CelTenunoeodtet hatten faur Die Saon'ca'
ttittden fId, entpidelt, fc murecn ile ben
eincr 9lnsahl grtnrhe pernittet Gieler
Gcrfth temies linn, ba6 Die GrtRDte l1td1t
Dcu 9lueen frmmcn. Gtrcn Snciten Scrs
1uoh mod)te CT nun hanit, ro6 or cine becel,>
teure Mcnoc Groe in 9u6eiiernen Gtpfen fe'
tefti9em 6cuer ouegIEttc. Sn risfc ous9e>
Qlihte Grbc fdcte or ccn Grautiaomcn, nno
tc9cs ecneltsu NIT at9cfrdltem @al1er. -
Gr tcrcfte cen Sfalten ,pieccr frr9fdlti9 nit
eincm Slcr, unb teuurA oer;eHrten Gle Gro-
flObe Die jun9cn YFanjcn.
Scit i,tcr;cu9t num- rae >jeIe Sui;ftcn
tpetcr aus Ger Quft, nrt i'm gGaicr, urd lit
Ger Grce cntltanecu icin fcrrten, nutcvs
fldte CT b:u Saomcn nit einem ltatf pcrz
9rUBcrncen 9lolc uno farb, ca6 jercs
G6ruden nit Is ,pcBen, glattcn Yuuftcn
belett mar. @r 9laubtc nur, ticle ais Gicr
oulcbcn ;u f6uucn. Gr mcidte rohcr Gle
8prner "a Stuurcn lang III Sal;waTer e;u
uno fdcte fIe ralt1l au5. Gtc YfdnShcn 9tus
9cn auf cntpideltcn lld, p6Gig uub fciu Crit
fob Lies f6 bl;den. Sr6trre Grfatrunocu
bobcn i'm ilberSeu9t ta6 ein rrcituuci9c6
Gimpcid,cn III ftarfes Sal;maIcr crer ltorte
eau9c binrcicht hin bic Gicr su ,ertaren.
unc Die Grbf0bc bon Zen Nfin;deu otSu:
taltcn. - Wan ninId)t su crfabrcrL nj es
mcbrcrcn Gjartcnfreuncen 9eIun9sn 1T, bte1e
ftdelihen Snfcfteu ;u cntfcrucu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13
9r6Be Der Ser. Gtaater.-
Der ,,Giucinuati 0ttld6' beId1reibt bic G;rGs


Der uGincuuati 9ttlaS'' beIhreibt bic G;rSs
Be Der Scr. Stadten folgentermaeen
Don Der meiten bftlih gele9euen gtabt
Gaftpcrt Otaine, ilber bcn ct. eapreucr.
SIfalc, Gincinnati ct. ecus uuo BEN
Suppa6 ocr Sellrnqebirge mad, 9lltcria in
Oregon tetrd9t rte Sntfernuue 4,5r7 Wtci,
len; BON Warawoefa, Woine, auf Der ots
lant'idben Ncute ilbcr 9tcw Wcrf, q8aItinos
ton, 9terp Srlean6 uuo @alpeiton mad, Der
Mnnoun9 ees Gic Granbe 1929 Weilen
oon 9Sep yorf nad Der Spile te6 Supe,
rlor<Sees uber Detroit uuo Wafiuac 1856
Wel!en; bon ca ben MiiTlGrpi binab ,um
@oIF BON Wer'fp 2,824 Weilcu bon Gd(f.
port, Wfone, nah rcr SaD bon Gan Nrau,
c!6cc i'll SdIifcrnien am fliaen Srsafi ilbcr
Vortlaro, philadelphia, 9yittsturq, g. Qcuie,
Santa Sc uno tem @Clorepo bcs QGelfeus
2,544 WeiIen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13
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Gin Sanew;rtb matbte fctetnbtn
Scrfteb init 9Be(iebfcrn, unb s,por 1T
ciner. .2(ustebnrn9 ROM 2 2(efer. Sa5
Sonp ,par rrn 9leieber G5llte, ,nb s,por
ein lcicbter fanbioer S"hmbrbcn, rer
lon9c Sabre biilnu-cb Sbilnrtpz pzB;efe
gene ftn mar.
Sen erften ho(ben Defer riln9te CT
olfr, rof CT cine Sthanfel trll Stbaafz
miit in jencn 6aufen rrer Sit9el tbat,
- btim stpeiten CAB CT jcren Soufcn
t;ne Stbanftl rril fur,cn Olift-bei'm
rritten balben l(efer cine Sebauf,( ppll
Snnacr aus benz Sebennenbrf rber
pielmebr eine Oljfetnn9 rrn feitem
Shnaer rnr Grre, ren Ct rurcb ros
9>fltetn ncs SeDel1nenbrfs 9e,ppnnen,
naebrtm Der lan9e Shift ,pe9aerdnmt
mar. 2(uf rcn pierten bolben 2(cfer that
CT III jcren J6ii9el cine ScDonfl prll
SteinfrblsnoGbe, Die a,ts gut rcrlnpz
perttr tun friftDcr 0flbe bcftanr.
0as QBelEbfcrn ,p,trrc fcr9filti9
auf rcn Silnecr 9cffreut nnb parcb Die
ean,e Srtte &irbi6 faanen nit BENT
9Befftbfprn 9efiet. 2(uf Dem Sbeile,
ntr init Scbaaflnift 9eriia9t >prrren,
FAM niebt ein ein,i9cr Steuael gum
Nnrftbein, ,pabrenb bic GlirbiM gut
auhpuebftn ,nb 1T Der Grnpte rcrf(ben
fein Nntcrftbiep su 6emerten 1par, bic
fclben lparen rurebans 9ut.-Sm;ftben
rer Grnete ouf pen Sbeilen, Die init
fl,r,em Oilnaer ecnitnet ,naren, fcnnte
fein Mnterftbier beinerft tperren; 6cbe
broebten eine', sutcn Srtro9, 80 Suz
ftbel auf DEN 2(efer. 2(ber Der Srtra9
bon rtm Shei(r, Oct init Steinfrblen=
2(ftbe 9epitn9t mar, betru9 Die Grnpte
100 SuGbcl prm Defer.
Serftlbe 8aucr perfuo6te mitStein,
fcblenai iebe ras Gleefelp su rlln9en uap
fam es pcrtrcf1ieb. (Srnfr.
QSIrmer an Sruhtbdnmen.'
Gin 9cmiGtr Stepbau Scad,, pchntaft
iii Serriebura, Gt., reriud,te Scl9enres'
Gr natm eiuen gtrcifen Sjrfenrinbe, nu>
ecfdh: brei Slnger brett, mahte tenielbcn
I'm ben Stanm hes Saumcs herum, iwci
BIG treiTus BON 9runce aus, unb bcfelti0te
Die Gucen Su1ummcn oermlttsllt eines flcis
neu Ta9el6, ben or III ocu Saum fdlu9. =
Ciele 91nee belhnerte er nit Ger SettbrIte
eines Gcrfes, in weldem 9elal;cucs Sdwei>
ucfleiit, 0cfpdt ,rcreen mar. Gie 9Sutmer
MN, mie motl ge,uo befaunt 1T, (pinrcu
iece Ofaht pom ben Sdumen tcrat, unb
wcuu &c uun ueriuhen cen %aum biuauf
III fcmnru, pcrcen fle aetinoert ecu Der
Mtbe, coer vielmebr pon Dem Ieft al ecr<
Icben. Se nibcrn iIh bielem unb fDnnen
nidt meitcr. Sie oerfammeln lIh nun IN
orcecr McnAe uuter tem Strefcn 9fjnte,
tletcu caIclbit cine ieinaus uno serlfreucn
IId, alstaun. Giuioe, Die oerluiheu, Die
9tinte III ilber1dreitcn ftacet man ansNe<
lfrtdt unb tcSt. Mahrihcinlid oernid,tet
Ge Sae Tctt ODER soIs cerielt;n
Su bieisr QEeife tefrcite jencr pbcn aes
nonnte SNcrr leiuen StfAarten in fehr fur
,er 3eit bon ollen Wirmern. Gr temerft
nod,, oaG ciner le'rer Nad,earn Tett ccer
Sci an ben Saum ieltit ihmicrte birie6
perhuocrte bic gGilrmer ,,p1r bonn S,nauf,
friedcu, al(ciu es serit6rte au,h teinabc Die
Giume. Wan 1T Der Mcinuno bos, menn
m,n gifenriutc nid,t haben farm, poppel
ten1elben Uicnif ttue. (Worqenif.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13
81 Certain Cure for all isrhnrs.

'E>HlS Remedy was discovered by W. WahIe,
M. d., of Rome, Italy, one of the earliest
disciples Of Hahnemann.
Dr.. SHELL has used this valuable remedy
some eight months in his practice. and is conf.
dent of its unfailing success in tiphus, bilious g.
all intermittent Fevers.
April 10. lS49 40-tf
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13
DRs. d. SHE'LL g. >. NTEsz

EEP on hand Homeopathic Books and Med
1A icines for sale, viz:
Real Lexicon, Symptomeu- Codex, Habna:
mans Works, Huls Jahr, HuIl's Laurie, Roufr's
Repertory, British Journal. Homeopathic Exam.
iHer, Hartman's lherapie, Herring's and Hem
rel's Domestic Physicians, Gunther's Veterinary
(Fariery) for horses. cattle, sheep, Sc, with
books Of more than forty authors, on Hvmeopath-
ic Medicine.
April IL, I949 4O-tf
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13

~5sNs. 1u S-@24aui.L & =. NrESZ.
el long experience and observation, know that
Homeopathic Preparations of mineral and
herbal virtues are very effectual in chronic or
acute diseases, aud will be attended to bv d
Shell as travelling and J. Nesz as local pTacli-
TONERS
Residences-D. Shell mile North, and !.
Miesz a miles Southwest, cf Canton.
Aprill3 1949. 4O-f.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13
Bicertanc Su leiiten, aus Surdt, cine neue

@ioeritdno Su leifenL ous Surd,t cine neue
Hebellicn 81 Seranlanen. SiSter naren ete
Scrbcrun9en Der Qibcralen Der 9lrt, ha6 lIe
bic cngltldc Ne9ieruu9 rbue Shatbe fir
fd Ielblt, fp bart es itr AUDI argefpmmen
1ein mag, auuehmen fcnnte. Sc9rabi0cn
1T ia cine foni9Iide 91rdrc9atiue, uno ,renn
aud, bic cn9l. Ne9tcrur9 purh ten Craig
Der llmifdnoe 9csmnn9en .pnrcc, tcn canaets
ld)en patrirten Die Se9naoi9ung 81 Gbea
rpcrccn 81 laiItu, fennte fe iId) brd Dor Der
gSslt ben 9lnfhein 9eben, aus pirfIihcr
Gjnaee be9nabi9t gu taben. 0tun atcr trets
ben Die eltera!cn Gle Gemiitbi9un9 Der cn9lie
lden Gegterun3 auf ole Spiee unb fcrbern
tbre 3utimul,n9 su cincm gelcbe, turd) cas
bic GebeDen crn 1897 eutltdoi9t tperecn
fcllcn Oa:t oncern 9gMten tie eu9lifde
Ge3ierun9 ioll bic 9fcbcllion non 81 gut teis
Cen nno ibrc 31t;nrunn9 sctc,, 2cutc fir
etne S,anclun9 su entihioi9clt, fir Die Te in
81 uuo '3S oieQcid't 9cbdu0t pcer rcd) ,pcs
niolfenS natf @ctanD Say oeiAj6t mcreen
rdren Cceer >rirfIjd, 9cfhift worecu Gnt),
bitte man ibrcr hnthoft ,rcrtcu t5uucu u
lS1r tnoIeu iehen, 'pie 1d, tie eu9Iiitye 0fes
9lerl'n9 aus cieier Glcmme Siebt, pb Ge Ger
Wsbrhett I'M canacfden parInmentc nad,s
9lebt, rocr pt &c c5 auflG6t uuo YieQcid,t cis
ncH ncnen Sturln tcroaibcidm6rt. CS. SO.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13

9tcw Worf, 4. 9lpril.-Die Demcfras
tie hat lire teioen 3rpci9e, Die SIcsounters
unb Sarnburner rieoer at cinem einsiecn
Sctlwerf 9eu1adlt. 8eicc tabeu flth iber
bieiel5en @auooateii fir Die Staotpahlrn
qeeiniat lino Tno uun uatirljt unabinbers
fith. Mpacert @an Setaid lit Der jrteH.
fats iicsreihe Ganocot fir Die cberite Wtas
qitrdtsbetSrcc Slew U,rt5! 0iefe quite
9hatiahe NIT ecm iibcrraldentcn 9 ie9e in
Connecticut taten ben beiten GinFuB auf
Die Demcf,oteu, uNb Der Wbis9ismnS bat
utuc Tieccrla9cn :u crmartrn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13

Ssr pardpletreDe cSmitanc, TT bent
fteb bic Wsnitben i'm 2(ufans ,,rbnc &,
aftrn, rbne 81 fatu, lit Osaf1l9ans auf
Soften Der Gj6tter befanpcn," fpnntt
ltur it einrm BON Der 0latur febr be=
9anltisten Sanpe unp bei einer fsbr ritn=
nea 25epDlferuns ffattftnren. Mnb fslbtt
bei pieftm 3nitanpe mnfte Der Wfen(tD
ba(b init ben Sbieren, ,pelebc bic Sracb>
te piefer frci9icbi9en Slatur 9leieb ibm
gsnieeen ,pallten, 1T Stre:t fcmut:n,
unb fcmit .Jd9er uno SbierbinDieer
,perren.a 2 '2(us Dem Sbierbinri9tr ent=
ftanp balo Der Sbier5acbti9er aus bic
fem per S>pmabe, pa rer WtenGb, Der
Sbiere 81 feinem 0lueen ,ibnte unb er=
scs, bauft9 rcn 2(ufcntbaftsrrt ,p:tDs
fe(n matte, nm ibntn ras nhthioe SUIT
ter su perGbaftn. 2(bcr aueb p;efeS unit
bcr,iebcnbs Seben erforpert 9rrBe Stduz
me, unb (tet Der Sermebrnn9 Der 81
ptlter,n9 balp unlbcrltei9liebe Stbranz
fen.
2(ls einsr Der 9rfften 2Srbltbdter
bts neutrality-suspicious. nuB rober rer
aneefeben mtrren, oct s,terft ouf rcn
8eranten FAM, nhsliehe@ e@s,paebfe rnreb
l(usEicu Der Saamtn rper bureb Ser
pAan,cn az permebrcn mb rureb Gnt=
fernuna Der ,penieer nltelicben su Be-
ftbaec,t-otr fpn,it ftcbere nnp rcicbliz
cbtre &rntet ftDuf. Gr inaebte cine,
fe(bit jeet nreb niebt III recbtem NsaaBe
ertanntc Scrmebrnn9 Der Sepf(ternn9
mSalicb, er ilsberte rcn scbens,.nterbalt,
erbtbte ben Sebcns9ennf, fanfti9te bic
Sitten, lnp bc,pirfte lit Srlse Der rnrcb
bic sepra,,ste SepSlteruns itottftnrenz
peu pielGiti9tn Serdbrttn9 Der slcnz
ftbtn, bfbere S5ilrnns.
Slacb rer S6;btl par fDcn 2(ram
ein 2(fersmann: ,,Oo lief i'm 0rtt
per Serr aus rem Garten Gren, raB
Ct pas Selp bauete." )" Fl 9)lrf. 3. 23]-
IT. glcab besann sleieb nacb pcr Sitnpz
t1utb niebt blrs fit Grnabri'ns, feneern
aucb fir Die Grbeiter,tt9 GIT fcrscn:
,,Sicab obtr ftn9 all tnp ,parb cln T.
cttrsmann unp pfanste oBeinbcr9c. !"
RI Otpf. 8. 2O] G9prten ,par fbcn
,u 2lbrabams 3eiten rnrcb fsii,en 0seieDs
tbmn at 0etra;re berilbmt. cJlis unb
ibr 6emobl OGriS icllen bort ren r.
ctsrbau cinsefiibrt babeit.- Sn 2(ttica,
Geerpps, Der int Sabr Der oBclt 2426
nit einrr espptitbei Gclrnie rprtbin
fam.- Sn 8Sptien, &apmis, 24s9.
Sn Sieilicn, bic G,iliftbe Ghni9in &C.
res, 2489, Sriptrlcm, Srbn res &bz
ni9s Gcleus, lief fibrn rrrt 8etraire
bplen ais int 2(ttiea Manscl mar, nnp
fiibrte mcbre StrbeFerunsen in Deter
ban elm, j. 9. ren 9>fu9, Die Gbrbe bon
oBeipenr,ttbcn, be 6onemtlblen, roS
Ginfpann:n Der 0cben mp ras saftz
trasen btr Sbiere.] = Sa Jtalien,
Saturn, int Sabre 23O6. = SlacD
WlarCsille FAM CT int SATIRE 542 Dor
0briiti, bareb cine pbceaifbs Gclrnic.
Slacb Spani,en burcb Sabis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

FxrcurtOS OF wiLLItM DAHDaTEeE
EpEA-On Frtd6y last, 22nd Decpmbe In
pursuance 0fibe sentence passed IVY the
n Il. Judge Nash William Dandridge
Epes suffered The pena'ty Of The law for the
crime Of murder. prepetrated on the hody
of Ftancis Adolphns Muir, E@q, on tie 81
day If FEBRUARY, 1916.
At about 20 minues TO ] o'clock. The
prisoner accompanied by the Rev. hessfs.
liza ersve and Withers, 1.-THE Jail. The
prisoner was dressed in his grave clothes,
(aH wfite j and witt thu exception Of pale
ness protiuc d byc nfnmen, looked en.ar.
ksbly well. His carnage va erect and
his step firm. Arrived 1T tie spot, the
Rev. Mir. Wiihets addressed the multitude
collected. closing witt a prayer appropra-
IT, to the occa-ioe.
Tie pri-onpr III n mounted the cart and
~ a clear, audible vice, indicating no sins
Of emotion. made the following refna ks-
s.GenIemrn: 1t was not my object TO
have any lbing % say on lie present Or
asiou. but is il may dn 9 od | have de-
fprmined 10 say soHetL ing b ye been
cha ged vi b many crimes. | have been
charged with the murder Of a hog droveI
/ have heen charged with the murder Of mJ
mo,hp r.ia.law; | have been charged with
the murdes of my son and | haze beer
| charged uifl The mur.ier Of ny own SER
yapf: hut, gent emen, all fhe5e charges are
falsr-atl faI-e. Would ~ God ! cal
say a. mich Of thst o.her charge. Bn d
THAT ! am guilty. | mnrdr ed Esanri'
Adolphus Muir. 4 murdered him. FL
! ed 81 my hand have fegn tied he ac
ever since II was commit d. baye th'
qualification to srstp that | believe he is i
heaven. aid ! trust I msy meet him the =
IN his dying moments b. sati he hoped 4
meet me there. I hop. | shaH 9 hin
/ tif re-. for | truss in Gods pnmises.
.GentlgmrD; | have seer better daYs
Iand many DC you know it. Blu when ibI
temper IS aroused. we know not what "
may do. / hape that my fts may DO
Naming for yon 10 shun my example.
leave this world al peace win all Haaakin
feel tiiaa | am II peace with my God.
trust TO- meet youall IN hrsvre."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
800 unIal al hia e1tnlnr fhte.

tiH u 10 ward of his cunning fate.
sbhn after BIZ sHlftHt on the nexi fnnrh~
In. The stewart rarp forward and aalied
foF Hnwlen' de, Bolen was thetes but
biz dog was cot it bis side. 1hf s'ew7ifd
went an ord repotled pfngrt64t and econ
aneruhrd, tla h8f'y. anappisli tones Of tl's'
Aforementioned petty afiiest we're ie9fd@
sfFEeg tte4 greeasits paHs tH tlai dog
NvgfAWet vas tetufn Il, Atnl ilnally Tie
~etttaip iii Tic aid ordered mleff nlliletR.
B8lfn slouIy ascenJed the ladder, attd -
te disappeared on deck, Il losg "p iYas
heard ID proceed from Tho bunk nGfupisd
hy ihe 1Hfottunatc tuan. The cnp'ait''
quick ear caught he sound. He sent tue
| steward into The fdteeaslIe, who ftnhd tie
Dig covered up usdbr tiiR bpd.cloil'e7 in
BoIan's berth. The doE was Immediately
eafried.bn deck. ny the captain orders,
he was tdered M; hut ny he went, he
hurried his yss towards Bpien WITH 40 e.
p~resst1n that seemed intended more 70 con.
aels he despa ring fnaii than To solicit y
aid
sl a4,d sreff rss nl4hs fore hF
rltes.aa viii m gq satH ass
watched the prepaf ais D dBgw h3s dig
into the Ea.
A woigbf Was ulaehed 10 his neck, and
the steward throw bin cafel .ssly over Tie
vessels side. l;ut the cord clipped oil hi'
neck, an thr animal was SOON swimming
in the wakf oftts ship B6len bad, per-
laps, impoverished by himself, e'adualls
edged his way TO the ~tatfrsil, and he no"
stood looking oyer the stern at bis dog.
fyiio was neatly able 10 keep UP with the
vessel, as the bfeese was light and We
moved very slow through this water.
THIS sight rendered Bolen nearly ffah-
tic. With tail erect. The poor nhlthal pad
died on as fast as po.-ible, encouraged by
In sight Of his only friend, The fFs
thought Of Holef "'as - put the poor ami
nal ont OF BIZ misery, and be begged :
/, muskeG, which the captain willingly band
ed to him.
For d moment the eyes ofBolFn glancet
towards The petty officer. A terrible lool
was on hi- cotntenance, but II was s6oi
succeeded by that expression Of deep soft
, row, now more iorlotn and despairing tbaI
ever.
He aimed nj his dog--fr freJi Tb
r unhappy animal was wonnded-not killed
/, The dog evidently knew the hand that ha
. inflicted this cruel blow. tie gazed at ID
|, face Of Iolsn, aud even at this distance
, the wretcbed man read the expression Z
M Brute In the mou, niul look whicii hi
dog gave him.
h. Il moncn The dog sank beneath ib
hilIow, as 4 there was 10 longer u motiv
! for exc ling himselfto preserve life.
With n wild howl ofagony, the unhapp
! Bolen sp aDg Upon the petty officer wltot
, malice had caused all the misery, grsspe
> him IN hi9 arms. and leaped with h,m III
!, The sen. ODp figbtfd yell atosp I DIN n
bosom of the Office, and The wuved close
over the two mei forever.
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GOODNESS IN DANGER.

No man probably was moro cool and
collected. when besel by imminent danger,
then Sir Sidney Smith an instance Of which
occurred on bis North Sea command, as
related by one If his liculenanls. The
Antelope was caught, amohgt Il 6 numerous
banks in this sea, by a sudden and bolster
oIs blast Of wind, when . tremendous sgrf
was raging fuiously oter the sha lows
and The ship BEGAN uaminageable every
endeayor was made TO wear The hip but
in vain to stay her wns ont Of the qaesiifn
and nothing appeared 10 be left hut 10 lei
her drive into The breakers. Sir Sidney
having exhausted all bis skill, thus adj
dressed bis officers.
Gent eman, We have apparently acted
in concert, but 10 no effect; you see your
danger. AID although We hate done all We
could to avert IL, If hire b. any amohg
you who has a suggestion 10 make, ! shali
be mos happy 10 hrar him; bot there Is
not a moment :" lose All were silent,
no one offered the last counsel.
"1'hen,n .ays he ''thrfe unfortunately !
but ore opinioh. | must believe that you
all agree with me- that our situation | moi
a very cnyiabIc one, and 80, my rom ades't
| ringing the bell for his .ervabt, with tbe
utmost apparent coinprsnre. he said 70
the man, "Tell the cook 70 send up coffee =
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TnE DISTRESSED cOCKNEY.

Not many years since, an E~hglisbman,
by the ZANE Of Henry Ogden, camc out
from Yor shire rs agent for several man.
ufnctbring hous. .. Hi operations hero wara
ia be dir cled BY the letters which be wes
70 receive from bis principals, and which
we're to be sent by every ves. d that came
out. After bis arrival. be maIs himself
acquainted with the road 10 The post office,
and quietly settled himself down TO await
The arrival Of letter.. When The first vas.
sci arrived hs weptt 10 the post Office, mud
inquired j there we're any letters for Earg
Hgoden. Tie clerk went and looked, and
returned fot ahswer-"No, sir 40 letters
for nry Hogden."
The neat day there was another ar,iysi
from England aud Mr.. Ogden vent again.
to the post.olfce aud inquired 'fthero were
any letters for Ebgty Hogden. The CLERK
alter looking, returned Inc same answer as
before; "No sir no letters 10 day for Eury
Hogden"
vessels continued to arrive every fsw
days, aud Mr.. Ogden continued TO 20 h
he post ofiCe, and return with the gafa
disappointment, until be worked himself
,nto 4 perfect frenzy. lie was sure ths
must be some mistake abonl ii, and he Wls
determined to find II out. he accordingly
went 10 the post office nrrt day, and de-
manded If the clerk TINT he should make
a more thorough searcb for frtlers Tor Enfy
Hvgdcn, and watching him narrowly, saw
bin 20 10 the II pigeon.hole. Yorkshire,
In bis vexatioD, called out 70 him
"tVby you blamed fool, Hogjeo dnnf.
begin With q haach-it begins with . hol
IN. Y. Atlas.
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NO. 40.
III. Rev NJ. wlbsr. then s,'o na'

The Rev. Mr.. Wihsra tit n g4yo nut
HE hymn UnmenefnH.-
''Ttaw firm q Foundation I'd sailfs ID The fnfde
which was Hubg Jg tho sast st4ptntly In
admirable harmony. THE beHrdieIi0n wns
pronounced, aud sbe lreWells were spoken
Vi. lhe tevatned EeDtlpmau, and many
others c0ilrel u ]aa4aihl, taaEl If niom tie
criminal gave an audIble ''good by" tie
then fufna4to ihe crowd, sayiun, ''gond
bye 10 you Hll, | lppn to meet you III In
hpaven."
The shetiFprorreded IL She ppforman.
CT olthe duties u his eaiee. While tho
| pretimtnaties Wair arranging the criminal
| Displayed the s4fns fattftads lhal he had
shown throughout the / Isl, and IT The pro.
nounc mtiou III The sentence. y hii8 tho
VI ndags was being tied over biz eyes he
ntattersd,
"Ashsa 10 ashes. sri dust to dust"
| mud alt things beag ready, the eart was
moved, and fntuediatiy the soul civilian
DhpifIdee Epef, was II the presence IF
4 It's tFeater ind Jpige. lie dibd almost
thbata NHgH
AfH III VI ho ire bttv
was e9i dawn, 8iibu The neck vas found t8
have hern broken The body Wasiaid 10
n coffin, furnished ~ The r%elaiiees of ths
decreased, aud depigtied iHthe jail III Din
w4ddie, 10 he IN the next day ~(saturdaJJ
removed TO ihe residences Of his brother, In
Notowae county. B#f*+f
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Tue WIDOW.

4 widows IL a dangerous tiiiHa
tg1th sof. black siinfpg tisls,
And lonheih more bstwitehiug
Then i hest Of reutpiaR siflss
Tier laugtf IL 80 delicious
ST. knocking, clpsr. hasdus,
You'd hdgrr dfsaiu her thinking
sb9n to bse5me d hfidet
Her dfssa, though nsNdg Ufshhles,
Gives runndness % furni-
A tough Of Something thoughtful,
A witeaha, winning %fltatnis
And when Gle fits down by you,
With aaiet and easy grace
A tear may fall unbiddeB,
Ora tHsile light upea her face,
Her voice shf AneinlieliA-
And At .tike IN IL k,V
Size epfns re 4ie feajful,
70 a4llfougl iife esA
And 1heh she'll Wy g9g, you fsmiad her
oftils lgs 4 me dead aud s3ao
Your ss1p, your igfa, 3s4fs
litas Tie uidow Wall fanoab
OH listen. yet 10 careful,
For we'll she phys her p~art--
Her lips dlsfiil tbs rtettsf
Thus doth sBsihvs her heart,
he guarded ut she'll win you.
viii, sigl1s, and Fntlss. and tssts;
II G,tth AbasIl ta,auy tba bFaarIRy iaa-
And boa your silly easH-Hgbiif Hgtgi
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In THOMAS REAuMhNr.

Having permanently located IN Baton
Rouge. tenders bis professional services to
the citizens ofthe town and vicinity.
Office next door from the City Hotel
Iaffyefie street.
T,pa ln IN
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GrvivG m 70 'ru - d The day nj the
last lection a. we We're walking Up hes.
mot street, some good-nafUfed bot bard
working politician sshom We bad never
seen before, slapped " smartly on the
shoulder.
"Aint we giyin' EN- Jesse7' said be-.
Now, rs We belong equally 70 both
sids,c we were IN = moment puzz!ed belOte
answering.
1--WE are SIR. as yau say, givin' EN- Jes.
81; and il the people are only true to them
selves Ih 81 certainly carry The day
Cifp lem.