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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

4 tARD.-Tne public hereby respectfully inforuei
"A thai have dlsPosed OF al my rshL nle and Interest
for the Unied STATES N snd 10 Al my vsrioos improve
in the well Known Metallic Gun Elssde. used in
me Goodyear Shoes TO he following mentioned associa
no persons ana coupsni-s, namely
l. CASDsE Ne~Hsven. Conn.
THs Hsyw,KD RvssEs Co, Norwich. Conn
JOSH FoED Co New Brunsui-k. Y. J
fHs NEWAsE lSDIA RUEBsR MANG Co. Newark, n J.
The shove named pefsoos snd compsuies. eslsh.shed
Manufacturers o! The Goodyrs sbo-, sssooa I'd for the
Of prOectin tt- n ss zS Conveyed TO ibe
and 50 for The purpose Of projecting generally the Good.
year Ps'-ns Ass'ns' any and a. iof,iag -ni-n's
The public are hereby o,uonec sssins Infringing said
Patents as Instructions lave been given 10 prosecute ~ Of
HAYWARD RUBBER co
" A BUCKINGHAM. Treasurer
TIE NEWARK INDIA RusBER MANG co.
l. CANDEE
FORD L co
THs GooDYEsR RusBEx sHor CO Nsngainek Coru ard
O>DEsDoSK LErsoS. New s-nuswck " J. have been
which with me s'ove named assoesi-s Constitute III. only
sulbcriKed msnrfsssur-rs MIN
NlUTuAL BENkFITLItk INSURANCE CON.
A'IPANf, II Wallet This Company nss been 10 eIis-
nearly fo0r years srd is surplus March l.
ls4S. over $4,000. slowing business anpOaned.
Dvidencs Of prUfs are declared annually upon Al LIE
pr f draw Interest me rate Of per per
num and be made svashle onc-, 10 The OF
lwohifcs Of their amount where he parry hn paid his
Premiums sre payable annually. hot may be paid sen-
annually quarterly. and psr-s ssng Life 20 ieies her
the premium amounts So may. they prefer give lhsir
incvidus for one bsf the annual premium. upon
which hey Will be required 10 per c-ni Interest
Prospectus an; al papers Necessary 10 efecI nsursnes
ard anforns anon in relation the plan u oPers may
be Obtained graus, The ONCE ofthe Company II "asi
DIRECTORS
Robi l. Patterson. Henry McFarisn, VIM A. PENN,
Chss : MscsDegL WiAism N simpson Thomas segur.
Edward Anlbony, Sch Low. Apcr-w sn-iingi
Levine. Grover, joel W CcrdiL Randall Greene,
ROsT L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. C. MLLts, Secretary.
Jos. Pm l. LosD. Agent
VALENTINE Morr, NJ ID. JER. Van RfNssELAKh- VI. ID.
Medlcsl Board of Consatsiion-
JAMES srEw.Sr. NJ d (RssidsreeS Abngdon-sousre,
Medical kxaminer attends ., the once daily from 10
o'clock nj TuThhSu
NAI.IFOkNiA,-SoU United Stsies Tens sui.sois fof
Othoes eonF 10 the gold rsgions for sale low BY
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

OIA va
<sef,s, pAsIFIS elAiL sTEsrsHHIi ? CON ~.
~'ss.-~~-The CALIFORNIA; 1859 tons. Capt Cleve
lsnd Forbes, the PANAMA, OF s7 TONS Capt William
Stout; the OREGON, Of l,se son, Capt. Robert H. Fear
Panama FOR ports In California Passengers In he aher
cabins furnished bedding but not wines and liquors anc
exien, OF sC b. weight Freight and all Other
goods s per ton aot one per cent on specie PACKAGE
Ps.',s- o Panama to ssa salo' roo n.. STATE room, s
:. ss,, D,so; 3 800 = ~
Psssege in the deduction Of onehnh from
the above Passage 10 The forward cabin from Panans
to she Of he above named ports $780, including only
found Atlantic passengers hsvs priority Of choice Of
brnhs No passage secured until paid FOR Apply At the
ofc. OF. Company, Nsw-fors. 81 sou.o-s, MIST
I(fTrs FOR CALIFORNIA Via Cu A.aMEs;
SLAN -rhs United States steamship FALCON will
.-ss<-S Leave New York for Ch-yres via Hsvans, Oh
Thursday 1911 April, with the U. Mails for the Pacific
This Sscon viii srrys al Chsgrrs 10 smpls tim. to deliver
the ais and Passengers for the Pacihc mall steamship
Oregon
PAsssge to Chsgres In lower sfIer csbin,..... lis
Passage 10 Chssres 10 lower forward csbio,.... 100
FreIghi on specie to Chsgre. per cent For freight or
passage apply to III. o. ROBERTS, ll8 Westst
- FOR sAN FKANCi.CO AND SUFFERS
ety1f FORT via The Straits Of msgellsn.-The clipper
built and fsst calling copPered ard "copper" 'teoed
Schooner ROCHESTER, now lying At the foot o. Roosevelt
Indusa Mining and Trading Company out 10 her. and
here few shares OF the stock yet TO DO disposed OF
They will be well provided with provision terts, tools
houses bedding, and al things necessary for yes
expedition Afew hrstcsss passengers can he talsn and
s quantity " freight For farther particulars apply TO
JAMES PHILIPS on board, or TO MessIs COILS
MITCHELL, us sOuth-st as ll'
a. CALikUKNIA.-Ths ship ARKANSAS, now
~ ned by the California Mutual Benz I'll and Joint
Stock Assoc alton 10 readv for and lies at Pier
Sc East Rive where persons wishing passage can ex
anime her The Association, which is organized Dnrs
rss ious principles, filling rapidly Prisons wishing
shares will do well TO apply through tho day 81 Office
III Broadway upstairs ~hs meetings OF he Association
will be held on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings
u Ill farther notice Persons Interested can obtain copies
Of thu Constitution by app yins ss above.
CALVIN LATHROP. Prs.iirnt
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- cM8E6l NETWORK AND KHiE
~ URAILRoAD On Monday hpTii q
and until farther nosics, the trains VIII
leave - follows:
P.ssIsSEs TsArss-FoR Posr Jgsvs and ell stations in
kocklsnd and Orange Coontiss. Leave Nsw.Yors al 2
AN and 4P.M.
FeR BissBAsros, stopping al Chester, Goshen Miide.
town, Pod Jeryis, and al west Lssys New Yos
GSAM
Fos NV Yoss-Wsy trains leays Pom Jeryis al n.
sns ~ Leave 8in2hsmion By through tsios att N
Feisn' tor bnRhsmon and all other stations leave New
YORK al Pm Frsghi for New York-Yhrough usins
leave Bnahsmon al AN Way trains leave Port Jef.
usa 9AM
IN with way Passenger JAMES p HARDWOOD,
March 81, lS43 AL Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05
FOR SALE.

- TOR SALE.--Ths lease for four years from st OF
FL May, 1919, Of store and house between Cedar ard
III BoaAR MORGAN Pinssl
ga FOX SALAD improved rsrm of2 acres, ~th
81 valasb!e water power dwelling house., BAN, raw
s-A mill &c II miles from siroudsbnrg, Penn ~ miles
S242w- c. T CArLIv. "A Pioe-r
"a FOX -ALK-The good will ard lease Of the ore
HI soS H9u.s q sosery u. present occupant Jane.
he intends removing the lat Of May Ii Is most de-
rbe stand and one Of lh7 Oldest and hes, es,sb'net
bOlses 10 that part e Inc city Full particulars car he had
by application on The preni.es SAY
- ON THE RARITAN RIVER A FARM and
n Gns Nil. u acres Of Lsnd, large dwelling barns,
csrrsge house. &c. NIL 30 by %, and she'd II By 49,
hrse ofsone onI The river q $50 feet ine bs-
law s4o:wc. fTg l 10 .6uad.nes PsY easy %, SER
10 Country sess, Is hils, 100 Houses 100 lo", he
me- 2u'
~ HOUSE, AND Tor FOd SALE-O1 The
soat s.ds Of 81 Mara. place 100 fset Ess. Of the
IA Fr.tavenue The lot ia IS feet 10 inches snd
by naf the depth Of the block The house three
stories and slnc win and under CELLAR
font AID bull, by dsys work 10 Inc mos substantial
msnu-r finished IL mod yle ha-d up with bshs
e0.s' g'' hIHf' 'p's'Ss MIL VILE ss AP} syo.Sw
a. VILLA Buk6H LOTS FOR SALE
stGsed sOuih-second. souis- 7 bird ouIh-Founh
South Fifth, Sou,hsx Mesero =, scoos, stsgg ard
Wyckof ard % Union They part Of the
village that 10 rapidly improving, on high ground and
cure lille grading. Among them are several good
.b5Ss io. vary rom sac to 500 each Appyto
2. SCHOOLS, Kens-sv. Ess, Brooklyn.
r12l l2ecc' near Peek sip Ferry.
GA COUNTRY KE>IDENCE FUk SALE
q Pleasantly .iIuslsd al hesd Of Hlpfingon Hsrbor
- Long Island good water prosper, s. miles
from Nev-York Communication 10 alc from 10. city
asod ,~o-..ory dwelling house barn and other oas
houses all n good repair q Of a1d In Ugh
Of Cultivation, about Of which 10 good timber land with
apple cherry peach ard other rI'i rees within mile u
sewers churches post Office and scsdemY. Terms msde
easy FOR farther partcu Inquire u Mess-s WARD
L Co g Msiden-lane. OF DR. ThOS WAHD Jnivefslty
place: door from Foureenh-st. the premises Of
DANIEL OAKLEY MIC 5weod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

ROrrLk WAX-R~d. green and yellow. Also, dne
- super and extra super Sealing Wax Gu sn-s sci,
purehsssrs, fx sale BY FRANCIS L0uTREL,
- nasufscturins vtaueesss, n hGdsn-lsas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05
"A CEhTAIn CURE FOR HERNIA.
WATT l. PATTERsON'5

~01US> PATENT BLOCK SPRING Truss com
bines the advantages hurd In tho eel 30 Jast
ng o1co ssn Tho block BY insunng ubiform p'rs
ur score rseoop and tho 9res est cas-. and coinfVt
to tho r-nders 90 important and dssaos
10 sutF-y ers under this Ell lcting complaint. 80,
ssch evidence furnshed Of the bcnencis enecs o VIZ
Trss =, 10 convince the skepics thai p-msnsni re-
a, an bs obtained through ia. q HaId thai no one
however hopeless the under ordinary treatment may
cot eptsusin ressosabs gpectaon Of beiog completely
restored and th-y are earnestly solel1ea % lnoy
h.ir hssth 70 rive IL tho examination which IL ~ hshy
deserves. ,.u.a.l
Sold wholssse and retail BY tho proprietor 10 reisoe
phs At Wslrat-sl above Fourth ~ hon orders post
paid should be add ressed Is3 Be- 4 X n ANDhE"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr. Judge Nelson II
sAk home Ccperso~u he expected to b r
CITY asw Ia the m-sntms Judge kstts vii Pnoeshp
gN<ees nth the C.vat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

I,ALIFOkNlA.-SoU United Stsies renis, suissols fof
u thoes eolnF 10 the gold regions, for sale low BY
NS 0AuNf pERNCksON, lH 3oQth-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

TNffkp SfAfES 0NNNIsNlVNtkN VT
TENN The R-dyA FrSss. CHAINED ~a
counter eiar .rdaer there
sunc he ohAed % his osn rvcs
aus <ssnsin has incst>d-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

- CHINA -MITIH'LL hTTNHfN NofNsn -s1
rear Broadway manufacturing, aud keep constant on
hAai GSs Fx.ures Solar Lsmps Chsrceiers. Girsnioes
BsSkeis Hs Lanterns &c 10 every style for
M bic or private buildings Aso importers and dealers IN
French ChDs cut and plain China vsses English oi'
81 ware psged ard spsnNed and general house mr.
c.r.. mis- I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

glNO ALL WHO are afflicted with the piles, dysenle-
~ ssus ard fever rheumatism rheumatic govt scro
sas or hing evil 81 The disease affecting the hu
man system wout do well TO call al The gred and vel
Ipo~n Pharmaceutical and Medical Electro Magnetic Es
10 pishmenI Of On AbkLi~
al Sr. ~ Cherrv-st Rocs-v-lt-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

TUt.,IT GROVE COLLEGIATE lNsIltU ~
NCnnor, staten Island, under me difrcuon oi XIV
49,, and modern languages and higher branches o.
rn.tbsuAics The efni EFT success maj nas ht-o Geo
e Of Instruction ~ sued ~ the p'ioc9s o. .n'
srho fr Inc r.., five years d-sir- 10 meet the sp
caous admission winch fJr wait 81 scihc-n eceon-
ston heretofore been igsd TO refuse hvs
dcd rim 10 erect large ard most commOdious estaosh-
melt sarqunced by eigh; acres or land hlscoco 10 INC
Io,,ji1uoniss Gymnssum, Workshop school OF Dsssn
otmeui 'or instruction ic practical Asflru mfe ~ rV
fu particulars ref-r,n ces sc prospectues contsoint
tresl.se sd1c-.cr may nsd ii Al tn- on 49,
store, 10 Broadway, or Of Rsv T. IO"L ill., ''s o.
Slsien Island - 80
J,HOSOGRAPHIC REPORTING ACADEmf
H-ANDRENs i sOYLE, publishers Of fn9nosra I.
.pt Pb uuty bic works corner Of Broadway ana Cnua'
In.,,coo Boz ks crn,taniy for sale New AernODn suo
let, ciss.es commence every ~eef, Prvaie lessons
80, sbs, recri,rd c LELAND, Ts.cber,
gwen ""7" ]" r C KERR, I
~ Stranger, rsmsning in The city mt sho' 1n-' csn
oiso such knowledge Of the sr m fhonngrspny 10 -.
lrs-ohs, - - - = s...t., nSniv
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= n,I-y HOOD FOR BOYS

IyAuIIY HOvI. fOh BUS
L a, porcb.,ler 90 the Nav York and hsyeo h7.
rosd y miles rom New-Yorf The summer Iern VII
commence Nav T. Circalars contsinng Terms r. 'rences
o., - aired b. addressing The Principal " Of
n.,ccr,b "a Libsrtf.r 6riggs Akeriy WslEst = b.
a., Ia n,s.su-.t JOHN OSBORN, Principal
rn'9 In
,,,,4EDI>G -t'iiUu,. FOR YOilNG LADIES'
Is IN. Summer term OF Miss ~ A STURG,S>S Board
ing -choo for Young Ladies. z! stanford conn VII conf
And re,e erces nay re he'd by addressing ne Pncph,
Or 81 Mr. Rssuors Bookstore. q Bow-ry. Y mt q
L,RtNtH IANGuAGE.-aIss DELANEf NJ
form. 10. ,sdes OF HT3Ok " add vicinity inst she eVs
Lessons 10 lhe shove lsngusge Msnescss Oral sys-m
NJ her frsicencs, - peaFlst Brooklyn. mo I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

"a TOR sAl.E.-The e.ss for four years from lst OF
p. May 1873, Of store and house between Cedar ard
Pine-sl Broadway Inquire u
Inn HOMAR MORGAN. PinssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

- 70 LET OK FOR sALE-At Fort HsmIion
Us delightful country place for several years the Trs
dence OF Capt II Bennett, and last SIMMER In he
occupancy OF VIM Gardiner, Esq The situation com.
nauds se~ Of The Bay and undnss, un.uf passed
for beauty and The house 10 OF the class
modious end modern built led In wi brick with large
WIN attached and with the outbuildngs stable, &c 10 In
perfect order The grounds, constpg Of 70 acres, are
well stocked with ruI In grest variety hne Rrsny flower
and kitchen gardens good bathing beach belCnging
The plsce There several churches wi hin short
distance During the Summer steamboat leaves for New
York vi hin quarter II sml- fhs hou,e. every hour
BY land is Thin IS minutes ride Of the Brooklyn Ferries
Postess.on given immedissl- Apply to
s2iw' w II OViNGTON 81 souihst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

NS1 FOX -AIE-hn improved Fsrm Of 30 acres, ~ IN
81! val1sb!e water power. dwelling house, barn,
A mill &c IL miles from StroudshnTg, Penn " miles
from N-v.York or will be- exchanged.
p2i2w- G. CArLIT "a Pine-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

ca TO LET-A geotee threestory bren house with
II. sttc ard basement sub cellar and beautiful psror,
M and near Of Court sad Des South Brook
lyn Rent $3.50
Three story brick h0uss and in Coumbiasl. near
Deers~st South Brooslyn. Rent $3.50
TIE upper part Of the house corner OF Greenwich and
Bsrk-g Ns~-Yors, with basement Rent S300-Slors 10
the ,sme $3.50.
Beautiful new Gothic Cottage at YorkvIe, with lots Of
groutd for garden Rent 500.
sInsl S-sory brick house On Thirty ninh.s near the
Third .vsuus Rect SIS. oqure Al 10 FIton-st New
YORK. m28 2sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

I,Y ORDER MEhaei Ui,bo.n~r, s Jadrr
bComnon Pleas, "a the
tie statute authorizing Attachments against sh-condng eonesi
attachment has
JOHN SKINNER resident Of Pennsyl and
the Will BE- sold Tor the of m d-hts unless he
discharges such attachment according a. aN within month,
fret pub OF this ani that he Of
HIM BY STATE ani the delivery him.
pup-ry within thus state belonging Ia hon ard Tho
transfer such property by hr orbdea By and
vod.-Dated, tie 9lth dsy OF January, si,.
wM. BLOOMFIELD
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y-fr the Psisntss or nooth. thsfe'
tsnmax. eorei seshs au,I valued s. fenieai s>
TO- -s,oths Mao Micah o si-ss hs~l valued al 81 Pror
,eu,ar, iwo months Mhsns cj er an ssssut n
,r Pensotsry uatbs yohn D"uxhefv ~ a. .s.. MI
sns easo spoa oc.f Cy Pfsoa hte-s sHs kshsr5 bN
or stealing SIS seat 70 The Heuss OF sess
6r sssa aud bat'ery aed s. and tchsfrs
Alice MeLsasbn ound gal Of saut 1n'gnrr; So
pss-s he car, thea seearasd un'i nst frdsy mosas at
So'ejock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

IIYuRANTs for Yards, Aleys, R-sr-euudinss Ten
Il lameuls kc-The Bsrholomsw Patent tie besl kind
They are not nng erok-n by ehAcreo, 90 Dot
burst pir--sre easily Tepsired without cis.ng Up
very sToug and subs,sriisl suci-- Landlords, ho1se
AGENTS sDd Architect should contract Win The Plumber for
his ydrsnf For safe by Plumbers g-cersy ms Gsrod'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19

A WIFE IN TRouBLE.-'Pray, tell me,
my dear, what is the cause of those tears?'
oh, such a disgraceI
'What-what is it, my dear? don't keep
me in suspense?'
why, have opened one of your letters,
supposiug it addressed to myself. Ger
tainly it looked more like Mrs. than Mr.
is that all? What harm can there be
in a wife's opening her husbands letters?'
No harm in the thing itself. But the
contents! Such a disgrace!'
What! has any one dared to write me
letter unfit to be read by my wife?'
'Oh, no. 1t is couched in the most
chaste andss gentlemanly language. But
the contents! the contentsP
Here the wife buried her face in her
handkerchief and commenced sobbing aloud
while the husband eagerly caught up the
letter and commenced reading the epistle
chat had been the means of nearly break
his wife's heart. 1t was bill from the
printer for three years subscription.--,San-
dy Hill Herald.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19

On bright moonlt night many years
ago, there stood in the centre of green
glade in the forest, a solitary cottage with
its sloping roof of thatched straw, half con-
cealed by the luxuriant clusterings of the
wild vine, which swept along the caves in
verdant beauty, and hung around the lat
ticed windows in many gay festoon, with
the delicate leaves of springtide green,
quivering slowly, with tremulous motion,
to the whisperings of the evening air.
Around the cottage circled the garden,
with its rustic arbor, its neatly sanded
walks and its beds of summer flowers, of
every tint and hue, while the wicket fence
with its snow white paling, afforded a
pleasant relief to the verdure of the foliage
and the bloom of the flowers.
Above, in mid heaven, shone the moon,
from the centre of the dome of azure, and
forests arose with their sea ofleayes gleam-
) ing in the light, mountains lowered in grand
obscurity of outline away in the clear blue
sky, and dashing waterfalls and winding
rivulets, frightened and sparkled in the
beams that came dancing through the
leaves of the forest, and quivered along
each grassy glade or retiring nook of the
wild wood. ss. Z. 81 :
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19
IN. S. VOL. l. NO. 80.

Onward, Marjorie, onward Hark
the shouts swell nearer and yet nearer; 6
moment; Marjorie, and we are safel Ha
Marjorie, a tangled thicket opposes my
path! the forest grows darker, the mid
night shadow deepens; one more effort and
| have foiled themp
He plunged into the opposing brush
wood-the branches gave way before his
maddened stride--and quick as though
he stood upon a shelving rock that darted
forward into the moon light air, and hung
trcmblingly over fathomless abyss.
Gaze around marjorie, gaze around
Ha, ha--Yonder a thunder-voiced catar-
act--here the shelving rock--above the
full orb moon--below, the abyss where
dwells eternal midnight. A merry place
Marjorie. a merry place Marjorie. a merry
place
Walter it's fearful place, the Water
fall of the Grasslinn. Ha! my brain reels
my senses falter-'
"Majorie, in life thou hast been mine,
wherefore should l part with thee now,
when the bloodhound's bay rings like a
death knell in my ear? Wherefore should
l seek foreign land, to return after a
long lapse of years. to find the roses with
cred on thy cheek, the glance Of youth fled
from thybeaming eyes. Mine thou hast
been in life, mine shalt thou be in death!
Nay start not, nor tremble, gather closer
to me Majorie-pillow thy head upon my
shoulder-closer Majorie, closer-thy bo-
som to mine--thy hand to mine! Thy
heart? How beats it's it with love for
me? 1t speaks--it speaks in thy flashing
glance; it speaks in thy heaving BOSOM
Dost fear the abyss--dost dread the leap?
Oh Marjorie, the stars are bright-they
gleam upon our nuptial couch!s The cata-
ract fills the air with thunder-'tis our
marriage music! Mine hast thou been in
life'
Thine in death, thine foreverp shrieked
the maiden raising her fair arms in the
moonlight, while her dark eyes cleaned
with supernatural lustrc--'Thine in death,
thine foreyer-faewen, lifs,-rfarewell
hope-Thine, Walter thine, and thine
alonep
They raised their clasped hands in the
moonlight, face to face, and eye to eye, they
glided to the edge of the clih-one look, "a
glance, sigh, kiss, and two forms sank
with rushing sound into the darkness of
the abyss, and as they sank the shelving
rock resounded to the trembling footsteps
of grayhaired man, who raised his hands
on high, and gazed into the fathomless
void, while above, the paying of the blood
hounds, the shouts of the pursuers, and
the thunder of the waterfall, arose the last
words of Black Hubert the robber-.ne;;iit. ii
is kindly priest--Ha, ha, Marjoriep
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19
A FAT M,N-An Alha5,v e3i

AFAr MAN-An Albany editor speaks
of man who is so fat that his family use
his voice to burn instead of lard OIL. Thes
Yankee Blade says there is man in Bossl
ton so fat that people slip down looking at
him; one individual was even tripped up by
standing on his shadow.
We have a man in Mississippi:so lean
that he makes no shadow at all. "A rat
tlesnake struck six times at his legSin vain =
and retired in disgust. He makes'all hun
gary who look at him; and when. children
meet him on the street. they all run home
crying for bread. He was ruled cut ofa
company which started for California late.
ly, lest his presence should increase the
Of chat already starving country.
--JackS0R MiSS. -,a4
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19
w The venerable Pickle Pickleby says

Ey The venerable Pickle Pickleby says
'Read your Bible, Jabez, study the laws
of Moses, and don't repeal any of 'em;
mind The ten commandments tn, and the
'leyenEh likewise, and don't sell the birth
right OF The Yankee nation for mess of
potash, and the day may KUN when you
will be a minister to penitentiarv. or Il
secretary OF negation."