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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-07

Oregon II. Ger ,,@aleua Dailp Nepers
tller" theilt iebr tntereGante geridte ilb,r
cas Sre9cn9ebtet BON enem bort ReiIcuben
init. Slltcria, all Der Wincun9 tes gEillas
n'eteItrcmes, be5cidnst Ger 9fet(ente als cas
fi'nfti9e 9temsOcrf fir Oregon Sier unb
an etnl9en ancern SteGen traf er Die merf-
holtret9en Saleratus" Seen, bic BON bun-
bert Sd'ritt Bis erei buncert Meilen imllm-
fang baben, ipcnn fc an9eIhwoIen flno
tebalo ite IN Scmmernrnaten oustrcdneu.
tlloet ft spei tt5 trei 3c0 tief eine Sduees
meiBe Woile, ,peldle 9anS tpie Der geprhn(i-
DIE Saleratus 6enust psrren fam. Shdus
merer. eft bier SuB aufprubeluoe gcba-
qucllen ftnoet man riel nabe Zen ocotses
blr9en itirbt cas Gieh, cas nid)t cnbeimift,
it, All eem Gifte Der Miuerolqueaen. Die
etn9efhbrtenjtite unterlasen Gets cemG5ife
eteier Suellen. Die St@tt Oregon teGst
ourd ben SAL ces Willamete Strpmcs cine
unnatitrlide gSaHerfraft, Die Gle tiuflte
Der Stact Hcdyeiter nberraot uno III ben
9rcearts(teu SpefuIaticnen fiinftis oceia-
net 1T, 3wlihen cen natIrIitlcn&andlen, il,
oenen ba6 Wafer eft breieig Biz pier,ioTus
t1ef nIeoerltl!rst, lie9en fIeine felfenfc(fe Sn,
ielu, auf oenen Sasrifcn unb Maldiuerien
an9ele9t reroen f0nnn. Ste6sn tic1cn WaG
iertduen uno rings lumber lie9t cine W2ilipn
slder ees frltd,ttariten Qanbcs in Ger Wclt
hhs jest nur trtes farfes y1utbrI; trdot.
5'oer Der 9ro6en Sbeile bcs Sre0pu1es
blete6 beGst cine entfhieoene Gi0erbitmIi6<
Felt. Der Dtlide Shelf lit wif, ecrbeerenee
Sener raubten linn ieben @albfd,mud nub
oerSocen 1T rein rufaniiher 8ilruuo, ilterz
all Ile9t eava uno 9Ilde. Die ,,tlauen Der,
sc" oa hlH9e9rn werben fiiuftig bon eiuem
9rdlIden nno 9elunben Gpfe teppbnt lper.
Den. Der Frnd,tbare 8oteu tietet ,e,cl, inn
reldlfen lleterfufIe uuo cas- 0a(er i'll f(ar
NIB 9enno. Wettel- Oregon bat ben iirvios
lten 6ruthtbcber, ranentlid bic be(ten unb
cemGnopete nabrtaftsten unb uatilrIifeu
Nslcen. Das 9ras eas bort i'm gBiuter
9run nno Sur0tatruns ces Gicbrs fetr tauas
ltd' bleibt miro 70 oitt, Gag ss cine Neatte
ollcet, melde oft Der eiliseTuB tcs jaqsuben
Jnotnuers ccer ginipancerers nid,t curdtre-
ten fam. - Ser peftlidbe Gbeu Sreacns
blleb 9roBtenSbells an6etannt, neil Die tpe.
nl9en Hellencen bort bie8lilIe nur benusen
I'm orrd5ufcmmen. Dteprctufticn imSabre
1913 ltbcrra9te bic jeoes pcrteraeheubeu
Sahres fpelt um tas Dcppelte. cSu bjeiem
Sabre tpilrce basGr9ebns nrd teceutenocr
ie'u, fpsnn nidt Ger California GclSlhmin,
Gel e'e meiiten @inwancerer erorifen unb
nah oem Saframento oelcdt tdne. @rcee
Sarmen unc felbit Sd9e, unb mahlmubIeu
ltehen perla6tn. Die Seser fInb fortaeIaus
fen uno Die menisen 3eitunsen aufqeqeben.
Que Seamter waren fcrt9escseu nno biegs
r'dte leer. Nesieruu9 unb @elcte tleibeu
unb Die Snbianer fcnnter, nad
4efallenen raubrn unb mcreen. G,cupers
neur Zane batte tod fiinfsebn bic leds,ebn
Dra9oner CUR @srfilsuna, Die auoern warem
ltad Californian he(ertirt
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-07
Sefattnttta acbiiit0eit.

Is 3tfen unb iptniStr trffct xbaler fir 3ntalt.
ses Ginrittcn, eee na@fcsrnpe tctet 25 Gent. i'll
l6 3cilen unb sptniser piertcijaEriS 49,. i $3.50
/" bsitiabris 80. $500
=" ein Sabr ..sss $500
0tfaaftseartsn BON 3eilen fur Elm Sabr $500
Sci SrpBcren 1nseisen ipirp Gin literaler Ab;us
scifatttt.
UF Postmasters are politely requested aud iau-
thorised TO act as agents. ElaHftaa
II. j. NorHNAeEL. publisher
Corner of 7th g. South Market Str. Canton, o.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-07

Der 8rce @lnuh nnb fetne drstliten
Be9leiter traten tpieber in ben @arteu.
DTun, Seafim," fa9te Der prin, ,,fSnnt
ibr helfen 2"
uSa," ipar bic feife 9lntncrt.
$50 bert Safim. SD muB In zen ndd,e
ifen 2asen soriancpet perlalIen INN bic
RebelIen in @pirms Su siihtisen. 3weierlei
tab' tb sefdnpcren beim gart oed prcpbes
ten. Ghe Der geumcuo eriheint, muB tas
Soeri Souna's, unS oas Gaapt Sfaneerbes's 9
nein fein."
Gieier uerbenste (Ib. -a ..
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Auc,Ion a.d Comm,.,Ion No,,ce.

A H. BEACH s. NJ. TUCKER having established themselves
IL in the General Auction and Commission Business the
Washington under the firm OF Beach Tucker beg leave solicit
liberal patronage They propose
sale of all kinds of property real and personal that be
ed To their Also receive consignment all kinds Of
goods which shall be sold the earliest PERIOD and very
advantage And they by strict attention business and
faithful adherence old principle "quck sales
prompt merit the confidence the people.
Their Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
Hotel the central Of the city and fitted expressly
door and u will be ample all
goods may be consigned them. NJ.
They will add that business be conducted upon
strictly honest principle will articles
their bid by themseve consequently reposng
trust in them calculate receiving the highest
Terms in all moderate.
BEACH TUCKER,
Oct la--dtf .. Aucioneers
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PROPOSALS FOR RArIoSs.


HEADQUARTERS MAINE CokPs,
0UARTERaAsTER's oyuon washington, October Z, le4s
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will received AZ once 10
O'clock Monday, the 18th day Of November next for
furnishing United States marines al tbs following
ions for the year 1850, yizt
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charesown, Massachusetts.
Brooklyn, Long Island New York.
philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gospon Norfolk, Virginia.
FIJI Pensacola, Florida and
d. Washington, District Of Columbia.
Each pound and OF fresh beef
three quarters OF pound OF pork eighteen ounces of bread
made OF sperne -four supene hour al the option OF The
emen and the rate OF SIX pounds good eoee twelve pounds
the best New Orleans of the white
four quarts vinegar quarts four pounds Of good hard
brown and half pounds Of good hard dipped aow
candles, each ration.
The required order Of command
officer Of station, bulk the single ration and
shall consist OF the best choice OF the the
pork be No prime mess pork and the groceries Of the best quail
ny OF the kinds naned subject TO inspection No bid viii be enter
tanned this Office unless accompanied bond for hundred
ed the sudciency Of certified by official
To be endorsed Proposals for Raions for 1852
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
Oct l0--3tawtd Quartemaster Marine Corps
The Union and Republic, Washington; the American Sentinel
and Pennsylvania, Philadelphia the Portsmouth Gasee New
Hampshire Boston Post and Boston Times Boston, the New
York Herald New York Evening Post New York Courier and
quer aud New York SUM the Baltimore Daily Advertiser Balt
Republican, and Baltimore Norfolk Beacon Norfolk
Gazette, Alexandria, Virginia. Gazette win
insertions send the
accompanied by printed Of the advertisement TO this Office
for payment
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General Agency.

9 L. LEWIS, attomeyatlaw, formerly of Virginia, but for
u Generals Office, Washing
his the Virginia volunteers, their friends, for
he collection government. t.s
entitled pension)
especially Of marines Mexico, will be
price, pressed for the claimants
ough any departments despatch He fiat
Washington connexion with
the Aduant Generals Once his acquaintance with The depart
nents experience will facilities the speedy
adj sment o all business sonhded him.
lie respectfully M the members Of the last Congress from
Virginia. Hon. John Y Mason Richmond, Val Major Gen.
X. Jones, Washington city.
great pleasure recommend Major Lewis
s'''N - OR JONES'"
procure his vicinity pub
Aug lO~3m - - 8. L. LEWIS.
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TREAsURY OF Knowledge and LAbrary Of Reference.
edition, published volumes, continuing
Gazetteer Classical Dictionary Chronology and History
Law Dictionary Dictionary Of biography, Political Economy
Chemistry, and Astronomy, and "miion OF useful
TAYLOR q MAURY,
0ctN New bookstore, near 9Th
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Supreme Court OF the United States, December tern
ls4S.

--
ORDERED That be permitted speak the
" gument any this hours without
the special leave Of the court granted before the argument begins
Counsel will unless abstract OF the
fled together points made and
cited support arranged under the
points, book referred
argument
IL of the parties file such he be
heard and the will be heard ar the OF the
party by whom statement is fled
This day Of December si9.
Test YIN. THos. CARROLL, c. s. G. U. s.
2S-lawtDecl ....
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VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

virtue Of Assembly, passed February
lsss providing for the erection Of Wash
the commissioners appointed
hereby offer premium u hundred a plan
monument TO be approved by them accompanied with necessary
estimates erection
The viii be located the Capitol square, city
Of Richmond, be constructed Virginia
bnaton Of both, and hundred thousand dollars
Plans required by the first day OF December
enclosed TO the Governor Of Virginia.
WILLIAM r. RITCHIR,
GEORGE w. MUNFORD, .
WILLIAM MAXWELL,
JAMES NJ w1CKIIAM,
THOMAS r. GILES .
-.---... NATHL M. MARTIN,
Oct 2l-lm Commissioners.
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NEW and Fashionable Goods for Grntlemen.-we
this day received far beautiful styles
Of goods apperainng genemen fall
apparel before had the pleasure exhibiting
customers, among which
$50 pieces Of entirely style Fancy Cassimeres
10 do hne black French Docskn do
30 do rich fancy coored Cloths, of shades
do black French Cloths, extra fine ..
10 do very cheap Cloak Cloths
2j do very elegant Silk and satin Vestings
Is do black aud eolored Silk velyets
IS dozen silk, Meno, Angola, Under garments Of
every kind
Fancy Silk and Satin Cravats
Silk and Linen cambria Pocket Handkerchief
Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, &C.
All Of which will be sold cheap made the fahiona
BILE style, guarantying fits In all
Gentlemen wishing adopt this economical mode Of getting their
winter supplies invited TO call
p. H. HooE CO.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 5h and sth
Oct l6--3wif
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THE Encyclopcedis OF Fine Art. 4 comprising
architecture sculpture, painins heaidr, numsmacs poetry
music and engavings, by Nurren wemaco James, Lindsay
and other weknown eminent quarto with many
CRAVINGS London, 1919 FRANCx TAYLOR
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WILL attend claims before Congress and
W various executive Departments Of the government
Once and dwelling street., between ON and ION streets.
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Mss PARDoE's new book, Francis the First, King
M Of France, vols. ~
Humbo'd,s book Aspects Of in daeren, nd and
climates ! volume.
Mrs Cores Dcwager Or New school for Scandals
New supply Of kennedys Life OF Writ
For sale at TAYLOR 4 MAuRys,
Oct@ 9th street
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ryps.-oonnsr q Som. United STATE. Type Eound.,.

Type-Conner d sons United States Type Foundry.
r'HE subscribers have hand
Book Newspaper and Ornamental Type BORDERING &C. which
they are prepared 10 sell at reduced rates. approved aef At sin
MONTHS discount Of for The
Scotch aces much admired approved trade,
beauty hnsh by Founder All type manufactured by
made different proportions
generally by which greater durab assortment
Of Jobbing Type, bordering &C.
Presses, Wood Type Cases Stands Brass and Wood Rules po
sing Stones, Composing Sticks, Brass
Racks gIet, every article necessary complete
Printing Once, furnished despatch. Specimen
faces delivery. type
for pound Publishers Of newspapers VIM
will this advertisement times, paper
previous lst Of January 1880 will be paid
manufacture, by purchasing four
the advertisement.
JAMES CONNER 4 SON,
Corner Of Ann and Nassau sus, New York city.
NBAnew Specimen Book will be issued ready dev
cry the LIST OF November, 1919.
Oct 2-3tawsunw& Flm&w3m.
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7 AMARTISE's History the French Revolution OF
IL 1s4s.-A supply this day received.
Smyhs Modern History additions and a list
books o American History by Jared sparks.
Lord Mahons History OF England Q vols. svo
The comparative physical geography
in It's relation to the history Of mankind BY Arnold Guyot
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TTORNEY5 Law and Agents for Claims will prosecut
claims OF every description before the board OF Mexican
missioners Congress, and the various departments.
Q1-oce the corner Of ~ and streets, Washington c.
Oct 4-d&cpy
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THE GREATEST STORE IN WASHINGTON
l. r. BAsTIANELLI co. have on hand
soriment Of gen1emens under garments,
Silk, merino, and all wool under shirts
silk, cotton, and flannel do
sk cotton, chamois drawers every price, quality
and
magnificent assortment Of new style cava OF
the richest design colors.
We particularly recommend NIL who desire perfect hune
stock hand, made OF the best material
We warrant perfect III, sale.
We also take orders
samples. 4. BAsT1ANEI.LI d Co,
90 Fancy and Perfumer Store, Browns Hotel.
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whom she had dressed in pueti, culors were p,a
ced Ia contrast with the noble conduct of the hus
band she had despsel. The success Il the work
was immense, and vengeance was complete: -
WIS never again received IN Paris with the same
en'hu,ll-r1; he avoids Paris indeed, 10 Til, hour
and declares that the Ph.,ian, have no soul.
A!;er this adventure, Madame dA--, now
placed BY the success Of her romance amongst the
brightest ,trs Of literature, was sought out bv
one ever on the watch 70 secure to himself the
tact and ready Wit Of clever women For four
ears and more she edited h- paper, which is con-
ilerel by many to be the best which issues from
the Pari. pres finding the Don mots, moulding
the politics with boldness often met with bitter
ness by the Times, little dreaming that the com.
Dat WIS against woman,
At the revolution Of February she resigned her
sceptre to another lady who wields II now with e
ven more success, and retired f.f 4 while with the
intention of repose But her restless ugAtei
sou, could not long brook the Ctm and quiet Of
a retired life. and we find her once more, after
menacinr for some time journey into Austria to
devote herself to Jallachch, Of whom she had be-
come the devoted slave from reading the accounts
Of his lrng exploits as written By hcr.e.f in her
own newspaper riding quietly side b. side with
the eil,nt in the close green carriage which
turn, out Of the Eysee every day at halfpa,t
three O'Clock. and wcnis its way in cautions fash.
ion to the Bots de Bou'ognc, while the Engl,h Ia
dy who occupied that place till now, drives with
yet more steady pace along the Cous l. Refine ::
and if BY chance the two vehicles meet in the
Bots she bows to the inmates Of the green coupe
without anger and without emotion, and teaches
the two children by whom she Is accompanied to
nod and kiss their hands from the carriage win
ty
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From the Eqcirr Nlv0ca.,
Teaching II Deacon.

\ Gentleman Of this State who Resides IN the
town of Fillmore, Mcquaua-o County. sa- he de-.
scrlDe7 himself, very ChSof,, IN pu.tti'.. aud BE-.
sides that Is the most ofaulia practical Joker We
have heard Of late. Here i, one othi, Jokes. which
is highly amusing, though but for hi, lear.c.snc-s
Of the Church. DC, might have proved se.iyu, and
Improbable to the Joker
The gentleman was in his store Sunday morn
in- preparing for tie dg'lr, uf dJy when tha
deacon entered. IN unfortunate rrcl If cards
was lying uu the counter AMI the deacon in duty
bound, demonstrated with or Joker on iii, villain.
oils practice. The latter admitted that il was no
least an idle waste Of time, AMI taking the carl.
in hi- ha.l mofalilrl on the cub Get Qritcas well
AMI warmly u, the deacon DID, AT he same time
he allowed few Of the cards TO G.l here and
there on the counter, they lyin, very much in the
shape Of tricks, AMI looked as if the two had real
" been taking a hand"
At this ucture, another member Of tie church
came n lfl.e post Office was IN the s,urcJ and all
n once the joker placing l's finger on a couple Of
card, On the counter, exclaimed:
"Guw, deacon tell You this wont do. The
Queen always takes the Jack, and the ten tharuo,
and SO on down; and if yuu don't attend. YOU wa Z
never learn the came The Jacl, is q good clr.l.
hu, NY Queen takes It and itcount, mc one point,
beside, enc in the count for game"
"Nh y neiglbor,' exclaimed the Mortified lea.
con, what do You mean hy thGtr
"ENactiy what | say was the reply. the Queen
nka' th' Jack, AMI now its mine; YOU might
have trumpcl with 1t sl saved It long ago, now
tins jack, with low and game, pltme out"
AZ this moment the gentleman Of MgpUanngn
county turned round pretended for the first mo.
mcut not to notice the brother deacon who had en-.
3 L.. 1 T., 4 L.. a
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Love aud roIilics In rrnncr.

~ - , ..
20, '' '''' ~. .'r VI '"- -" ~" -i'''7.
4"e government OF our governor, has gwen u'
s''I' NIUE occupation als'. Inc discovery OF the
.'''''' VI 80. ''s'''n' '',-ci Oh 'ne H"ii'l
"'''f ms o'eh u'e tolHc oil much discussion and Of
S''t,' I''.'.''' us now H7eci,aned beyond a
u,''' wa, Il was P'hh'd oy Mnian "a,
Nv - ''' u" rg "p",l"'' our t'a! ana ON" PIT,
:. resilient ms ',iy' ho' spurious but asecont
"5 5,5 I'I"i mas o'y" ''T some years Gradually
I'M ',e' ,' 'iso ''5 s"'1s OF Una, Niusuiou'
c,, ' d. ,., w" u'i ,''' "N p,Ir utI's' was
~ " ~ ''' " ana 'pu''"h '"'ih altogether
" u, 'ni Il ----'ttPpei INTO them at once and
w., ''Lo"' III "y,t VIZ" great SCI ~A"tI'eI'
I''I'oI-n no" ana Ut, u D. sure they do pnch
-' = niue "' Crl'e ncr 20 mop AM sap i"nr',
10y e""u5I. ne. say t'4' 'De hHeh e'IetiI
''t'. ','' ''''l % "''"t "''.'H ''"f7' Hald has
l'I ",''' y'' NL'y', "'''' 'uh''ey' great
va S''- ""'y o' ''' "'s"' s"e "il h'' leave
'', ~, ".' ..., -,
'T''',' " y -, ''E,,'' "'""'i '"''' '' l"g L!F'
,',, "''' - 9"r j. O'''' %" u,l"''l5 me IN,
wa 49, 80 l''.''''' "''' '",I "' P'I','
III vac "'',' 'o'' ,'"I VeuSn; anu a.
,'','' ..'I .,'.'"." ''1, az ''''''' 7'".'' WIN
50 IL ' w S.'' i'I'I'''h' 10
~ ~ "' i''.''''l. "I"I "'Hi W
a.. Y,sn..: - ''.'"t'r ~ "'' 10
w. W. 1'.' ',,'''', WI, ,,''
''' '.'. ,o'''i' ''''NN - " "', '
r, '''''.' '"',' ~, " '''' \" '". .'"-
va. - at, '','' ~ '''E ear, oI great fortune
Nv nv "'G '"r','e'' anu oil r-h' rmcpe.
II, '','J 'i''''" T.t.y' ,'u. % '"e ""I as "n
I'.', u, o,'| h"t' HtI' an "'"'H, "f 61" was
Wv IL H'''y" W sH',I '"c "''',' dreams O. the
S"T,5 T''g On, S'TN'' 'o' PIc1' '9yS' orgrmu7'
"l t'I'''oo S"u A---,-ind,'Scd 'h' longing
i''', NUN Us Il, '' power y' oi inviting to ms
i'2"ao very H.',I5 'e''oI'y when came across
nN P'.'N H'l ~ ''c most HO'f" patronage art
a. a., ,'' o'rehes' for TWO successive seasons
' ,I Iou,e ol u'e marquis was t9r rendezvous Of
~, 'i'v '"'e"' "''' science "h'ch Europe could
P'T Ti''
i a. '9'i'l5 nc.f' OF 'he 'ar nay however not
s's iH'u ny ",y one N particular or pcrhnp,
equaly STRUCK oy a'N preserved sembiree OF
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For the Ottawa Free Tradrr
ines ON the death OF Miss Mchitabic FORD

Sorrow has entered cur circle below
Hopes that were Joyous have changed iutn woe,
Death has now severed the chain OF our love,
Taken the loved one from earth, home, above.
Heartsiilcd with sadness, will mourn DER the dead
Friends are now weeping for her who has fled
Lonely the home that the ab,cnt hath left
Many tie hearts that are sadly bereil!
Early she trod the dark path to the tomb
Jesus, wctrs' led her safe through its gloom;
Sorrow aHdangulsn no more shall she feel
Wounds VI the heart the Rcdcmcr can heal.
flushed Is the voice TINT excc!.ct ~ The choir
Joyous the feelings those strains didinsplrc-
Ceased here below, yet IN rcgonsabove,
New songs shell swell forth enTapurcd with love
Gently they laid her within her low bed,
Many the tears DER her grave that were shed;
While, IN our greet, we consigned her to dust,
There to leave herm the Saviour kind trust,
Sad is the spot where the loved one is laid
Lone on the prairie her cold bed Is made
Strangers wllread DER the sods of the earth
Faris hergraye from the home other birth
Birds Of the pra.ucs viii snro'crhcr tomb,
Flowers ol spring will around her bed boom
Nothing can wake her, all Jesus shall ray.
Sleeper, arise come forth ltom thy clay.
NERMLIoyylLLE, Dee. 1919. o.N.D.
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ORIENTAL CooRrRy-We were amused recent.
ly ut witnessing an Arab kitchen in full operation
The burning cmbsrs ola watyh.iirc were scmpcd
aside, and the heated ground scoopcl in hollow
10 the depth OF six or eight inches, and about two
feet in diameter, Within this hole was laid. with
scrupulOus eXactucss of tit and accommodation to
its ruuc.yc surface, mass of halfkneadcd dough.
made It -four and water The coalcs were again
mkcd over it, and the fire rcplcnished A huge
pot of rice was then placed upon the fire, into
which from time to time quantity Of liquid but.
ter was poured, and the compound was stirred up
BY thick branch Of tree not entirely dcntided
of its leaves When the mnsA was sufficiently
cooked the pot WAS removed from the lire. aud
the Goals again withdrawn, and the bread taken
from it. primitive oven. Bcsmcared with ,lirt aud
ashes, aud dotted with cnlcr. Il bore few cyidcn.
ces of being article Of food. In consistency rs
wei a. IN outward appearance Il rescmblela tom;
used bIacksnths apron rounded oil AZ the oorncr.
The dltiest ashpone of the southern negro would
have been delcacy compared 10 it, The whole
party gathered around the POI in ,hc orcnnr. aud
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Lola Monies and her Husband.

The As'cmJ'ee Nai'ona'e gives another letter
from its correspondent a: Barcelona respecting
Lola Monies. 1t is dated the 20th and i, as fol-
lows -
"Niv provisions are realized The husband of
Lola Monies, turtv-eght hours after his depart
ure, wrote to her from Mataro uuplorn. pardon
lie be-ought her to allow HIM to return to her
feet. He terminated his cpi-.Ic thu, If YOU
have ever to complain Of me show me thi, letter
and it will be your tali-nan" Mrs Head set oGt
next day by the railway and some hours after
brought back Mr. Head. According 10 what he
states, he declares that others persuaded him to
depart, but scarcely had lac been separated from
hi, wife when he desired to return Three time,
he attempted to e-cap' on the road bu; too good
watch was Kept over him 1t last when he ar
rived at Mutaro, he refused to % any furlhc, and
then wrote her the letter alluded to above. When
returned to his wife, he complained to her of all
those who had persuaded him TO break his chain.
Mrs Head i in the greatest anger, her eyes
larted fire. and if ever She meets with those who
wanted to separate her husband from her. | do
not know what may not happen. 1t is said she
Is about to publish statement other late adyeu-
lures
The Toncato Of Barcelona, of the Goth says -
Lola has been able to catch her flitnles, lu,.
baud, and ha, brought Inn back to the cuuiu.4l
rolf She was enabled 10 f,.lJw lis steps tAry
the information given to her by a fr1nghaIn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14
THE DRUNKARD'S WIFE.
BY REV. rLETCuuR BROOKS.

ny REV. rLLTCUrR BROOKS.
Why comes he not, the might is dark.
The blast sweeps rudry by,
Aud moaning sad the spirits voice,
Dwelsln the stormy sky;
Docs he forget the happy past
And young loves tondcsi VOW
lis hard to think 1t can be so,
But he's a dunkqrd now
sing iorh.m my sweetest songs,
And chcckthc tears Jhatnsc,
And s,iI | smile, thoushnt my heart,
Sorr.y great sburthen lies
Past twelve O'Clock, and vet he stays,
O,Gud, in some vile haunt,
farpoi-ou pending all he has,
lie heedeil not my want.
lis wei knowns;cp hear il now
Amid my spirit bright
lts'ra.s Ike music on my ear
lie may be kind lD-mgct.
All no "a curse Is ouhs lips
lis mingled wlhmynamc:
Oh, drp'hof-ouOw mine mu-,be
Allie Of woe and shame.