The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-30
THE SOLITARY TRAVELLER.
A Sir Hpndred and Eighy DoA,rs an,
1ireatgfee cents Prise Tate.
By N, BoNArARr Dux

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land gold and unsel Of the rich was footing
along on horseback, in au open boat, over a
long and dreary desert. Not a hill, uee
rock, or spot Of gleen appeared 10 cheer
him IN his tedious ascent of the vast moan.
4 tain which lay spread out before him IN Ter
Hie heaps, far as the eye could reach, Huge
precipices lay scattered in his path aud ever
and anon would his footsteps rnfigle in
,iswee cadence with The back waters VI the
yellow sky, over whose precjp ols plains h !:
he scrambled with all The agility OF pair OF
!cowhde boots, which encased lis hose 10
red fiery aspect Egyptian darkness had
lnow settled down upon the EARN, and ih0
the noon day sun threw his cold and percs
ling rays full in the face of the traveller, as
The pursued hts northern course towards the
beautiful sreaks Of light that now lIlume the
east, caused by the raising OF the setting san,
lin the din distance If HE present fuure. -
The moon cast her pale iphy light Of md>
night brightness DER the shades of preamau-
4 lalng hen-coops, whose blue rayes OF amLi,
tent green, being firmly buckled to lhe coal
tails Of large hoz Of Bfandre,h's pills,
Igreally assisted him il his precarious pass 20
over The heightened shadows Of tho grass,
and yorduless lake,
At length, while thus in silent grandeur
he stakcd along, he met an agcdm man, whose
Esilyery locks of iel black hue hung in au
burn cutls from the white oak brauibe Of n
centuy's gl6wth, which lined The sides Of a
large dandy gray russell SKY b!ueepiuk color
ed partridge, whose silent whirI was heard for
miles, bunoned close up to HE throat Of The
youth before mentioned HIS feet we're en-,
cased IN large wooden bag, tlfo&n oyer
| his shoulders in rich profuson, and clad in a
yellow trock coat Of fiery red, and carr. inc
his nose, which was slightly TUNED up. az The
| end under his le' arm, he presented an ap>
pearance altogether slriking AMI picturesque
When our pedestrian tist turned the glance
loS his. wi;hefing nose upon tie fir haired
youth, on whose down. Cain The gray ben D
! OF blush brown huEg from his eyebrows up,
wards in one c ngraled mass he slowly haS4
}tened to turn over the north.eas side o
lbread and nilk cheese, m4uufclured uf the
best Dimascue steel. whose wilios branches
! OF the toughest oak aIlnideo d grateful shell
Tier 10 twelve years, on u small pine liable uf
| the largest dimensions, and ot delicate tex.
lturc, interviewer with steal filings aud saw
dust. 500.
AT length, ten years oflcr, ou tho me
lday, they sal down in sanding position to
sump' lous repast the axeIgc. Of lie aged
youths hnrse, vtCse unIniiled breathing of
[ a gieoush ulach cas-, their shadows heiore
the hind wheel Of the near horse's leo. The
Ideep roVines, whose loOeriug hill top pierced
the clouds as mentioned, they between car
IrIed rlem in large black-tin knorhoIe whose
| lofty branches peeped forth begingny from
the Jacket pocket Of the rich traveller, clad
in the silks and satins Of the poor. But now
| a change came DER the spirit of THAR dream.
The llghnings rude blast moaned through
the fnroH trees with an impreceptab'e roar
land the thunder OF terrific torrents up ,eapinp
from the Swallowed depths 0e the troubled
waters al the calm and PLACID seo, accpmpan.
led by Tho dry aud Sc0tching ram, roamed
in compound lndividHalily o'er the bound
less depths Of The hiIIy parie, aud the sun ini
wrathy caImaess poured (nvrth whole sheets
of water upon the dark aud smiling earth,
and our, travellers in undismayed dsmay o. |
this Illustration with cats and gashcs Of The |
beauties aud harnonies Of mature, resolved
from that moment ten months prev,ons 10
make strait wake for home; aud according |
u hive wears ON the present time lhey |
iidnt go home; and arrived there Twelve |
years age, nor have they been seen orheard |
ofsince. fa ,.,. a-..s
IfrNGi THAT WE ID Mt LtKEro SEE. -
We don't like to sec dirty s,rt covered
with 4 cIeun dickey; working man who
Two hats, wearing The bes. every dav; the
window patched with paper nr rags; sweep
pressing rhrohgh a crowd; woman's bpol
lace dangling 'oo'e orange peels N h-own on
The loot pa h an orphan girl tempting to
walk the streets fer The purpose Of proslilusi
lion; good meat ihfow1 10 the dogs; wGrk
.h1ISe funeral almost wihnIt attendants; !
woman beating her child because il lad
neatly got rua over; two Inen fighting n /
pitch battle on n Suaday aferaoun; man
after breaking square oi elassin window
running wuy to escape dcIec.inn We d, MT
like TO sec a child crying fl hours in tic /
ctadle; poor lad or girat live o'clurk on
a winters morning. gpingto the Caclofy yeryE
MACH out Of health; II bedroom comb lett fall!
81 halfs; a servant waiting ut The table with
lllty balds; n woman slipping In nj The back
lo0r af a public house, with little iup, all
Tea lime; a Justice fiAng persons for gn:liup
trunk, who Frequently gets ipsy hlnself;
IN old nan oil6J, aud gIA Of ~, gang to.
the church oget nirriej; druntrn cnncf i
man driving his borsea al full lalI,p ihraughI
the street.; clothes lyihgurouod to be mHh
eaten, Willie There are SO many bncks IN
Coz etej; an umbrella oh a windv dAv. wr'h4
lRo btoEaa, bones; a p3nr raggediy d. essed
Tilo seeking her husband ut twelve oa \
Saturday ahi. a
g A REASON g sai aHhd
~ Que Etslef,ihe Emperor Ncblls on com.
ing oht Of his palace At 81 Petetsbdrg /. al.
ltcssed 'he seutrg Sii'l his uatl tmilliriy.I
IN the forht Of saltitHiiiia pyescritcd III N, II
day, CHRIS, Is riseif}% N" 4"
\ Instead of The rs,ial rrpIr, 'lIe & indeed II