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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

ME Proprietors Of this well known ropulsr
L company. have spared no pains DR. OK pense in
procuring all the first talent in both Europe and
Americn, who will appear III their wonderful
scenic Acts Gymnastic Feats. Bottle Tricks, Globe
aud Barrel Exercises VauItng both single and
donble LeariUg, Equilibriums, Tumbling, Pyri-
midical Devices. Posturing, Comic Singing, Danc-
ing, Comic Bmletlas, Interludes, Farrys, Prone.
nades, Cavalcades. Masqnerades, &c.
Tie Grand ARMAMAX or Imperial Chariot.
drawn by 80 elegant Horses, aud driven by the
Champion Reinsman or Lion whip, HENRY La
Cf, will make its appearance in town at lOI o.
clock A. NJ, containing the New York Knicker-
booker Brass Band, led by Mr.. THOMAS C. CAN
HAM, win will perform all the most fashionable
and modern airs OF the day,
The four EUROPEAN STARS, termed the Nero
maaeers, or the Bottle Magicians, being the Orgi-
mails in theft novel perormance-all others who
may attempt these leats are com piete hnmbNgs, as
these persons are the genuine Mogicians. and
were engaged by this establishment in Europe.
expressly for this country. The names of the a.
The above company will exhibit at Sol
Cifcleville. on Wednesday, October 3fd
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

GOVERNOR OF OREGoN abraham Lincoln
a member of tho last Congress, from Iii
nois, the Tribune says, has been rendered
the appointment of Governor of the Terri.
tory, IN place of Gen. Lane, removed.
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To the Voters Of Fairfield County

Having been solicited by my friends of West.
ern Fairfield of both political parties, to let my
name come before the people as Candidate for
County Treasurer, lam induced 10 accede to their
solicitation.
In offering myself candidate for that office, |
offer my services to the people irrespective of par
ty prejudices.
Gentlemen, If have your confidence, I mos,
respectfully solicit your friendship, support and in.
huence, pledging myself to no party In preference
to another, except an ant-republican, which am
opposed to. Very Respectfully,
AMOS A. FRISBGE.
Royalton, Ohio, September le l849 10
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Just Received

A SUPPLY Of SURGEONS Pocket 1nstru
~ ments. Tooth Keys and Forceps, II variety
Of Tfusses, aud the best Supporters and Shoulder
Braces ever offered in this market
2 GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10, l840 Ia
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
school Books.

CONSTANTLY on hand, every kind of Books
= used in the Common Schools, which will be
sold very low; Country Schools sending orders,
will be promptly attended to. and supplied at the
lowest prices. JOHN l.. TUTHILL,
Greeae's Block, opposite SheGer's Hotel
Lancaster, August3l, 1919 IL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
TO THE ArrL1CTEDH
Hubbard's Newark Truss.
NO CURE-NO PAYn

NO cURE-RO PAYn
HNHIs TRUSS Is applicable to al varieties Of
iered 10 BY Doctor Hubbard as Witnesses Of his
Instrument
Jo.epii Work. Sen.
Jacob Shgler. Lancaster
Willinm Williams.
George Clrm, Of Bern Township
Emanuel Turner, Of Rushville
Thnnas Norris of Baltmnre
lsnac Wilson, Of Greenfield Township.
A host Of other good witnesses can be prndllc
ell. For sale by n. z, kRElDER,
Sdh Asest JSr FaibisH COpAfy
Lancaster. September q. i84D 30
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
400 Gallons Tanner,s Oil,

On Draft. By Ae Gallon or Barrel
q Barrels LINSEED OIL. do Sp Turpentiue,
U with supply of Winter Sperm, Meats, Foot
and Lard Oil, for sale by
GEORGE KAUFMAN 8
Lancaster, August 10, l049 ID
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

bove Artists are LAVATER LEE. c. LEE. Ell.
GENE LEE and THEODORE LEE.
Also attached 10 this Troupe will lie Gonnl j.
y. NATHANS, the celebrated !, .. 3. 4. and 8
horse Equestrian; J. GOSSIN, the Clown nr all
Clowns. hs equal never yet fonnd or known the
world over Mr.. NEIL JAMESON Tie 9 eat
Banioih, and Delincaior OF Negro character
RoB'T WlllTE,tlie gentlemanly Riding Master
II. NJ. DICKINSON Tile very funny Comic Singer
MADAM WOODS. the beaniilul Female Eqnes.
trian Mr.. + WOODS. the persDnatnr III the
wild Indian ofthe desert, and other very interest.
ing scenes. WASHINGTON CHAMBERS. the
American Scenic performer on single horse. J.
HAWKINS, celebrated for his Roman acts on twn
horses, lofty solherseis. &c. b. MALLORY. the
IcOnit posilirer and dnHcer. ANTONIO PAS
TOR, ground and lofty tumbler. FRANK PAS
TOR. the pet Of the circle, aud unsurpassable in
his briant principal act OF a single horse. and
styled the greaest wonder ofhis age Also Mas
ter WILLIAM PASTOR, elegant in his most
extraordinary exercises. &C.
For further particulars see bills at Hotels &c
nerset, on Monday, October Isl. and at
sep2S, ,2i.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
stone Ware.

mtitle A large assortment.
ID For sale by " Z. KRElDER.
Lancaster, September 81. 1919 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
Rocks for Children.

A LARGE supply of ofJuvenile Books and Toys
N of every description-at the Book Store of
JOHN l.. TUTHlLL,
Greencs Block, one door West Of Sagiag's Bank
Lancaster, August 81, l949, II
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BedsIeads OF all Kinds,
NEW ARKANGEMENT.
HIN WORK

JOB " WORK,
OF the late firm of Joan Work & Co, having
" purchased tie eutire stock in iradej will
continue, at tile sold stand, to carry Oh tire
Tin. Copper and Sheet-Iroh Business
In all its various branches. in the best manner
aud upon the most reasonable terms.
StOVesi Stoves! SlOvc>!!!
He viii keep constantly on hand Stores OF
every variety and pattern, such as
ResOr's Double Oven Cooking
Rochester Air Tight do
Keunear's Hot Air do
Bucks Patent do
Premiums, OF all sizes. do
Boz, Parlor and Coal Si6pes.
The public are invited 10 call and examine the
stuck-t will be warranted 10 give general salts
faction.
n. b. The notes and accounts due the late firm
are in the hands of JOSEPH WORK, Sen, As
signee. who will attend ~ them for few weeks
longer. Those indebted must positively call.
Lancaater August IL, l8i9 6mlj
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
NENDXCAA CARDI
DOCTORS J. & W. II. WHITE,

DOCTORS ]. & w. II, WHITE,
ETAvE this day associated themselves together
i III in the practice OF Medicine and Surgery
aud respectfully tender their services to the citi
zens Of Lancaster and vicinity.
Lancaster, July Q, l9a9. 9m1O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
Lead Pine.

r ARGE and small calibre, lor sale cisap q
4 No, gG. by NJ Il. kRLIDER.
Lancaster. August II. i9i9 -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
Dry Goods, HARDWARE,

Gond. A. Eastera Chy Cot for cash only. My
stock Is large and fresh, comprising
Dry Goods, Hardware.
oUEESswARE, Ready Made CLOTHING,
Hats Boots and shoes, Cotton Yarn, &e,
respectfully call the attention Of Country Mer.
chants 10 my Stock. especially some
800 pieces OF FRESH PRINTS
200 do BROWN MUSLIN
A Large Lot Of READY MADE CLOTHING
pretty aud well assoned lot Of QUEENS.
WARE aud HARDWARE,
pledge myselftIla there i no bnmiug in the
malier--liie 6nods mast be sold. IS a guarur
tee that aru doing Us propose. you will find my
private cost DBrk exhibited for the exhmi iIiatinr
Of all who wish. So that yVh can look through ms
stock aud sell 10 yorirsclves-%aIter selling 1T pri
yaie nilo ioru short time. the baIance oi my(inod,
will be otIIsrwisd disposed of. PersonS wishing
to commence the Dry t'ods business IN Lanca-
Ter are informed thai my Store aud Ware Roof
will he forre Friends If you let this oppdrd
nity Of getting barsains pass, ybi MAY never have
anoiher. So come Oh quickly.
~. W. DEVELING.
Lancaster August 81. ls4g II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
Public sale Of stock

IN TIE SAVINGS INSTITUTE. LANCASTER.
HNHERR will he snld on Saturday he 206
Il day Of Oeiober nezt. at tie Court House
dnur, in the towI uf Lahtaster. Al ~ o'clock NJ.
fifty Shares Of Stock IN the Savings Institute Of
Latcaster belonging 10 the Esiaie Of Nathan
Weatherlby decreased. Said Stock will be SBld
in five seperate lots Of ten sllarea each Dividend
due di Nov. /. l949, Reserved.
Terns CASH. J r. PEARCE,
JOHN ARTZ,
AdmiAistrafors Of Fat6da Hra,herby. drfsdse9.
September 81. lg4g. 20-iS
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Is. & JOSEPH A. SHAW,

Attorneys and Councillors at Law.
Main-Street. three doors west oI
I J the Hooking Valley Bnch Bank.
Lancaster. May l8, l849. ty2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
a singular cure of an Obstinate case Of 7tier Of
fourteen years Standing, by The use Of Doctor
HoLbe,s Snrsnpnrilla.

HoWe'S SdrSdpar,Hd.
ClNolNNATTl, March IS, l549,
DR.. Howe; Dear Sir-tIavng Witnessed the con
trolling Influence of your preparation OF Shaker Sar-
saparlla over diseases which often battle the skill
Of the best physicians, feel it duty 10 youi aud
to the afflicted, to make the following statemenH
My wife has been sorely afflicted with Teter
(Which is one OF the glcate't scourses to the human
famly) for the last fourteen years, during which
time have consulted aud employed number Of
the most eminent physicians in the country, aud
with but little SUCCESS was at last persuaded 10
Try your preparation Of Shaker Sarsaparla, though
had but lutte confidence thrn tnal il would effect
cures But was most happily disappointed, for
she had not used more than ore bottle Gefore the
happiest results were produced, and after the use
Of two bottles, the disease entirely disappeared
have not tile least doubt but that the most obstinate
cases OF letter can be radically cured by the use
of your preparatien ofShaker S4rsaparla.
Those lliat are afflicted, and who wished for fur
;her particulars, will please inquire Of Doctor }. T..
Judkns, who was our attending physician, or call
upon me, on Barr street, between bhn and Gutter,
Cincinnati. ELIJAH STEPHENS.
September 28, lBl9. 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
DVe StuHS:

4 k0 lis Superior INDIGO
lOO 800 lbs Extract OF Log Woud
7 barrels Cam Wood
% do Bi Chruuiate of Futass
6 do Cut Log Wood
. do Comeras
900 lbs Madder
300 do Blue Fllriul
For sale by GEORGE KAUFMAN
August 10, l849 II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
FiaXGScch.

u1HE HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH will be
given for FLAX-SEED by
GEORGE KAUFMAN.
Lancaster, August 10, lS49 IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
Water Lime,

HNRESH ground, superior article. Just receiv-
IL ed aud iur sale 10y NJ. 4. KREIDER.
bancister. September 81, 1915 90
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A WORD THE PEOPLE!

N calling your attention 10 This it will at oncs
he understood that with tu advertise hiy
stock of goods.
Uf humbugging ii advertisements you perhaps
dre tired; shall not engage IN il here nor behind
the counter. Should you he impatient IL knb~
who it is that nsks ynu iu hear recolect it ia
'J. c. HENLEY; known fn SOME by tie ndme of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
HOWc's Shaker SarSapariIla
CO POUND;

TNf SCOTT sole Agent for / air6eld County
IL Q Office oppise the Telegraph Office, Mam
Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
Warranted 10 be the purest, Cheapest and best
Sarsaparil Compound EVER OFFERED IN the
public. Ii is purely vegetable, and highly recon.
mended by The Medical Profession lhro,ghout the
Western Void, as the hest purifier of the Blood
ever known, aud for efec!ing permanent cue Of
the following diseases:
Consumption and diseases Of the Lungs, Salt
Rheum, Ring Worm, letter, Scad Head, Dlopsy,
SCurvey, White Swellm1s, Kings Evil, Neuralgia
Affections, Female Weakness aud Distinctions
Banenness, Nervous Diseases, Lauguor, Painting
Sensations, Low Spirits, Despondency, Swoouing,
EpiIepic Fits, Commissions, Loss Of Appetite, Gen.
eral Debility of the System, Dyspepsia and Liver
Affections, which lead 10 Intermittent aud Remit
tent Fevers, Fever and Ague, Bilious Fevers, sc.
1t is perfectly harmless. aud may be administered
10 persons in The very weakest stage of sickness, or
to the most helpless infants, without doing the last
injury.
THE SICK & AFFLICTED are assured that
the SHAKER PREPARATION Of SARSAPA-
Rll4LA is the only one recommended by Physi-
clans, aud the public are respectfully reqsested TO
read the remarks and the advice given in the pam
phlet; TO study their own case; TO learn their own
constitution, They will then be able 10 whelh.
er the Shaker Sarsapara is applicable to their in
dvidual case. II such be their conclusion, lose
not moment IN commencing It's use delays only
tend to increase the disease) but persevere and the
happiesl results will undoubtedly follow.
We have gone To great expense in having cut a
superbly finished STEEL ENGRAVING, on which is
represented the Head one Of the Sect Of Shakers.
Therefore we CAUTION the public that uone are
genuine that have uor the engraving, as described,
on the outside wrapper, We should also desne
this fact to be particularly noted, thai HOWE'S
SHAKER SARSAPARiLhA COMPOUND is
put up in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLES
with tie words "DocToR RowE's SHAKER sARsAPA,
| RILLA, NEW YORK." blown on The glass.
The bottles are wrapped up in blue wrappers
II steel plate engraving, with Shakers head rep
resented on ii, above noted, on the outside, aud
at the bottom Of the abe lac smile Of DocToH
| HowE's signatures
Be particular ini seeing that the bottles put ur
as above described; you will then guard agans
couner(eils, protect your own health, and prevent
the reputation OF this great remedy from being in
| jured ny unfair and dishonest means.
FULL slzED QUART BOTTLES FOR 81 OR SIX FOR S.
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sicily Lemons.

R,NRESIl and FINE, just received at M. &C, by
II N. Z. KHEIDER
Lancaster. 4ugnst IL ie4g Il
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no Paimters and others.

z M KEGS of PURE WHITE LEAD, iust re
U0 ceved aud for sale by
J. C. WEAVER & CO.
Lancaster, May 4. l849 6w
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CHEAP ,JIM N E.

.ood. !, s;r. ~ NE r I.6s ssncE s,,SrS n fm, m",S
ntler is large and Well selected. / have taken
special pains III selecting Ihese goods. and feel
confident tlrii they viii siee general safisinction.
Ydn will iihd fere beautiful variety Of
DRESS GOODS, suitable for tiie seasoh.
| hate brought 'sith nie Il idmher df plain.
fancy and figured patterns Of Silk Goods. change
able cnlors. aud warranted tn please
Prints; the best styles of the season. can he
fonnd lIere. Mexican STRIPES. Apaeds. MernOesi
Nous lie Lanes aud every variely of Goods suit
al La. E...I ...I,..ai
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30
New Paper in Saint Paul.

Last week, neither the Register nor
Chronicle made their appearance; but an-
other journal, called the Chronicle and Reg
lister, was issued, published by Col. J.
Hughes and Mr.. Owens. Col. Hughes was
the late editor of the Minnesota Chronicle,
and Mr.. Owens was editor of the Minneso-
ia Register. We extend to this new Jour.
nal the hand of fellowship; hoping that they
may have the same success that attended the
Chronicle and the Register; and that we
may indeed shave published at The capital
OF our Territory one journal. occupying
high moral and conservative grounds"
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30

Many individuals say that when their bodies
thew will know no more.
Having little or no belief ia a future state
Of rewards and punishments, it could not
be expected that their conduct should he
much influenced by conscience, or regard
to right and wrong; yet they are not desti-
tute of moral faculty or sense. Some Of
them are as shrewd ms any people have
ever met with in detecting any discrepancy
between mans professions and practice,
and i'm pointing out all the aggrav atoms in
any injury done 10 themselves or their peo-
pie. Among them nothing is esteemed more
disgraceful than to be reused into violent
anger; hence this passion in them Is less
easily excited and rises more slowly than
among Europeans. Among them ! have
seen a few instances Of terrible rage; but in
most cases where man has received or
supposes he has received such an injury as
would excite white man TO give blows or
opprobrious language, the Dakota retires
i'm silence, with little manifestation Of dis
pleasure, and plans aud executes revenge,
or more frequently keeps at a distance I'LL
his passion has burnt out, aud then seeks
redress, by kind and full statement of the
injury be has received, or endeavors TO
| shield himself from another similar one, by
making present to the person who he
thinks has injured him. II Dakotas do not
return good for evil from principle they Of
ten do it from policy. They are very eau
/ tious about doing anything which might Of
! fend any one whom they suppose may in
/ jure them. have many times heard midi
! viduals say the Dakotas were all thieves
and all liars, the speaker excepted; yet
when their property is stolen, though they
know the thief, they will not publicly ex-
pose him, even for the sake of recovering
the property. Ii they wish to recover sto
len property, they publicly propose re-
ward for the delivery Of it at specified
place, and it is sent by some person who
processes to have found it. With all this
good policy, patience and forbearance, the
fear and dis,rust caused by the lack of truth,
virtue and honesty, produce more suffering
than can be realized or believed by those
" no have never witnessed il. u. S. w.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30
For the Pioneer.
St. Paul, Aug,

St. Paul, Aug, 90, 1880.
Permit me to say, through the medium of
your valuable paper, that the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows have commenced
their career in Minnesota. Minnesota
Lodge No. 1.-The first within the borders
of our new and fiourishing territory, was
Instituted at Saltwater on Wednesday the
9th inst, by ID. d. G.. Ms. John G. Potts,
of GaIena, Illinois. After the lodge was
formally instituted, the following named
gentlemen were duly elected officers Of the
same, viz: H. l.. Moss, N. g., Sylyanus
Trask, V. G., MIR. Welt Secretary, aud b.
w. Lott Treasurer.
Iwould also state that the brethren OF the
order in St. Paul have made application for
charter to institute lodge in this place,
and that a lodge will be formed about the
first Of October.
Yours, truly,
AN ODD FELLOW.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30

WINDOW SAsH.--The public may not
generally know, that most of the window
sash and blinds that are brought up the riv-
Ell this season on the boats, are manufactured
10y Bailey & Co., Of Galena. We learn
that they make Il genuine article and sci! at
very moderate prices. That they make a
good article, we know; having bought ofsit.
They promptly fill all orders sent by the
steamboat Senator
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30
The Courts---Cavern at st. Anthony

The COurts---Cavern at st. Anthony.
Our courts are now all fully organized.
We regret that it was not in our power to
attend the Courts at Saltwater and at Men
dotah; but we learn that everything went
off right. We had the pleasure Of attend
ing at the opening and final adjournment of
Judge Meeker's Court at St, Anthony; and
have the Satisfaction Of having served on
the first grand jury ever enpanneled in the
Third Judicial District of Minnesota. Mr.
Bean provided an excellent dinner last Sat
urday, embracing very great variety of
good things for the people at Court. His
Honor dismissed the jury with a few very
handsome remarks. The crier adjourned
the Court and the people took their depar-
ture. IL was day and an occasioh~w hich
will long live in the memory of us all. The
Marshal with several gentlemen repaired TO
The Capern under the Falls of 81. .4n-
thony.-We made the entrance on the west
side Of the river under the west verge of
the vast sheet of water. We found our
selves suddenly in a chamber nearly one
hundred feet in length and in its width cor
responding to the shape Of an arc of cir
Gle, the central width of the arc being about
| 3 or 90 feet, and the elevation about 20
feet. On the back side, was a wall Of
shelving rock leaning fearfully forward
overhead was fiat ledge over which the
river was pouring--and in front the grand
curtain of water, falling in an unbroken
sheet, with roar that might well pass COG
Natures bass. Compared with this exhi-
bition, the most superb melodrama appears
but Insignificant.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30
p Since writing our notice Of the union

" Since writing our notice Of the union
OF The Chronicle and The Register
under The firm, name and style of Hughes
y Owens, we learn that the whole of those
printing establishments have passed into the
hands Of two gentlemen who are among the
fresh importations from Ohio, and who ar
rived in Minnesota for the first time, about
one week ago.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30
Wreck of the Empire.

The editor of the Chicago Journal, de-
scribing the wr-cking of the Empire steam
boat on Lake Mic higan. says:
We were in the middle of Lake Mich
gan--lbe blue above, below and around US,
with 10 laud in sight, made us feel anything
but at ease; While the steamer seemed 10
grUan beneath the force of each succeeding
wave, IS if too weak to withstand the fury
Of another.
Our strainiDg eyes at last caught sight Of
the Sleeping Bear and soon aiterward
the blue line of the ''South Manitou"
streaked the horizon, for which latter she
was headed. AT the earnest request of Mr.
Whatley, the engineer, to whose almost
superbuinan exertIons we were largely III
debted for our safety, with six feet water in
the bold, and twenty-five miles from land,
she was turned before the w.nd and headed
for the beach.
The larboard fire was now reached by the
water and put out. The careening Of the
boat, with strenuous efforts of officers and
men, kept it from rising TO the other; and at
ironl terra fr,aa, the wind blowing with
unabated fury. The plankIngs of the guards
were now driven up, aud the upper works
creaked and cracked like paper.
''StarboardI" ssSteady!' WINS the calm,
clear tone of Woodbury., the mate. as We
neared the land.
'sNo bostom@ sung out the man heaving
the lead. "Another turn at the pumps,
boys" was all that broke the silence.
The ub was now lowered, and it was
hoped by keeping safe distance from the
land, we might still be enabled to reach the
barber at the Manitous. The Iarboatd
wheel was submerged, and the guard waist
deep in the water. while the ssafbOard
wheel was out of water entirely.
At this crisis the engineer passed the word
that he could barely pass the centre, and
was unable to make but six revolutions, and
that the fourth aud last fire WGs ertingulsh-.
ed!
WOodbury's clear, composed tone again
was heard above the silence of men aud the
voice of the tempest. "HeIm a-peft-and
lash IL thereof This was " o'clock. The
steamer oheyed, and wheeled head TO the
land. A few n,aments and she struck
then rising cii apother wave, she was borne
on her length and struck again with force,
and then broaching TO, lay as quietly as an
Infant, within cabit's length of a beetllng
sand bank, short distance below the,
"Sleeping Bear"
To the captain, officers and crew, no,
stereotype expression Of thanks is due, for
the calm and considerable manner in which
they conducted themselves. They merired
the universal expression they received at
the hands of passengers.