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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15
How Dave Harris was Bit---Dut
Not by n Rattlesnakc.

Anybody lhal'slived in Galveston Bay,
could tell you who Dave Harris war
l recon he won't Jisremember his first
survayin expedishun in hurry. He
war as green man as iver you see catch
ed, but he allowed he war all fired know
in-one of them ''too smart" ones |
preached abouta smart peice ago. Dave
war little thirsty Yankee. that looked
jest 'sif he'd been fotched up on dried
Goldfish tails, he wor SO thin and dry
You'd have LATED eff you could hev seen
his rig fur his expedishun; he had more
blankets and riggin than would have
sarved out dozen, and his saddle war
hung around with coflee-pots and tin
cups, tell it looked jest like tin pedler's
waggn horsebank, and as fur spurs,
he'd mounted the bigges, par ever see,
good six inches across the rowell. The
first night we camped out war ON Clar
Creek whar he'd made his location.
Our horses war staked out, and we war
settin round the fire, on the ground, a
tellin big snake stories for Dawes edili-
cation, when all ov sudden up he
jumpt, gin a most onarthly yell, and then
keeled up.
"Oh, Lord! says he, "oh, Lord!! oh,
Lord!!!" a e
"Why, what's the matter, Dave!''
says |.
"Oh, Lord! I'm dead man: tear out
my hat linin aud guv me chunk of coal,
| wdnt to make my will directly. Oh,
Lord. oh, Lord, that should nav quit
the place whar lived to hum down East
TO cum out here and be killed by raj
Hesndkep'
"a rattlesnake!" ses I. "Hurrah
boys! hunt him up! arter him, or else
some ov the rest on us'l catch ni''
Well, we stirred up the fire tell it gave
a powerfully bright light, and hunted all
around, but couldn't see no sigh ov any
thing like a snake, so we give It up, and
all hands went 10 see what we could do
for Dave. He said he war bit whar he
set on, and we inspected putty close, but
couldn't find nothin serus-thar wasn't
any swellin nor notllin ov that sort TO
speak on, and finally he got more docious,
and gin that he warnt goin 10 make a
die ov 1t that time, but he swar il war a
snake bit him, only he reckoned he'd
jump up SO mighty spry that the varmint
hadn't time to get the plsen in. He come
up to the fire again and dropped on his
knees (which war the way he'd been a
settin afore,) then he sunk down tell the
biggest part ov him lit on his heels, and
the mint il did, up he jumped agin and
yelled out
''Snake! snake!! snake!!v'
"Shet up" says ]. "you dog-on. mo-
account, critter, ef you cani tell a dur,,
fool par of spurs from a rattiesnake,
ye'd best stayed to hum and sent your
old woman land-hunlin.' a u-IH
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15
BE Gentle.

There are some persons that appear
from their acts every morning as if they
had slept upon bed of thorns. Their
first word TO the children or dependents
is cross one. and as the day wears on
las the sur lights his glorious course
through the heavens, the whole earth be-
meath him, he brings no JOY TO the churl-
ish heart, but in sunshine as in storm and
darkness, it will be miserable, and make
others wretcbed.
Oh, what folly! How unha py the
morose, the fretful, and The passionate
are; and how they scatter the blight of
their misery about them!
Scold, scold, is the order of tile dav
with them. Alas for the poor depend
ent child that comes under their juris-
dicton.
Hundreds have thus been made
wreck whom kind words and gentle acts
would have made useful. And who
must suffer the penalty! Those who
have committed the transgression. For
as sure as punishment, follows error and
crime, SO CERTAIN will it be the unkind.
1t may not come Tor years. They may
go on abusing and expressing those who
are beneath their control. But in an
hour. when they least expect will fall
the blow sudden and severe, that will gil
them with anguish, and call up to thel-
minds in their wakeful night hours, the
wrong they have done. Conscience
scared though it may be, and hardened.
will wake TO life, and make the profess
sor feel the puncture Of thorn keener
than the callous ever dleamed il could
be. H a
Kindness to orhers will alwoys create
happiness in the giver and the recipient.
The gentle will ever be beloved, and
their influence upon the heart will DO
like the zephyr of summer, stirring the
heads of flowers, as il to unfold their
rich beauties in greater profusion, and
scatter wider the frgrance of their CRATE
full perfume.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15

Never attempt TO strike the guilty,
where by misdirected, or too hasty
blow, the innocent, the gallant, and tho
good may suffer. Never attempt to ex-
pose villain. if your efforts in doing SO
are likely to injure those who have been
the inspecting dupes of his artifice.--
Never wager larger sum than you car
ry in your pocket. Never shake hands
with lfian if you are not glad to see
him. Never forget when you meet, to
recognize your friend, and be even more
careful to offer your saluta.ion to those
that are poor. Never quarrel wiihou, i
sufficient cause, but if it be necessary 10
take up puarrel, then see that quarrel
firmly put to an end. Never betray con-
tidence of any kind, but more particular.
ly tina. of awoman.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15
WHOLE NO. lO8.

was condemned, by Indian laws, TO die
by the hand of her nearest relative, who
was of course, his own brother AT thu
sentence, he expressed wish to die at {
certain beech spring, in the Northern
part of the State, and il being granted,
the two brothers, went unaccompanied
by any others, to the place of execution.
Falling in with the white man, they ac-
companied him, as we have seen, and
thus he witnessed this remarkable in
stance of Indian justice. The HERO
glyphic, marked upon his breast, which
proved SO elfectual 10 stop the enemy's
hand, was never clearly explained, but
that the different Indian tribes had some
n-rk which denoted the death-dooned
is indisputable.
What Masonic virtues must have been
incula,ed into those stern hearts to keep
them up, day after day, upon such an
errand!--what for,itude; what justice,
what unpinching regard for tra,h! In
all the history of civilized nations we
have not finer illustration of what Free
masonry can do for man.
/ have neither time nor space to dwell
upon this subject here. But the theory
to which | hnted. and which have for:
med after long delibera,ion. is no more
nor less than this: That the Aborigines
had Freemasonry of their own, con.
sisting Of signals, words, and well
frightened virtues; and that the unex-
planned peculiarities of their nature can
only find solution in this hypothesis.
have other legends in store, which
will appear from time to time, and will
| feel confident, convince all your read
ers that my theory is one that can be
substan,iated by indispuiable evidence,
as well as by reasonable inferences.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15
A Village Press.

Perhaps no one establishment is of
more advantage to a community than
that OF newspaper press A newspa-
per in village advances the interest of
all trades, professions and callings, by
drawing to its vicinity much business
that would otherwise be diverted into 9TH
er channels; and by giving prominence
and uotoriety abroad, to the business ca
pabilities and other advantages of such
village. The press as it were, the spe-
cial counsel of the citizens of the town
wherein it is located-pleading in many
cases without fee or reward; ard in some
instances conveying light and heat rc es-
tablishments which might otherwise
"drag their slow length along" in utter
obscurity.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15
Our Youthful days.

Youth never comes but once! Hence
we should, in our youthful days, improve
our time. The sun rises in the East,
aud rolls on its upward course until
noon.ide, when it gradually descends and
hides itself in the West. So with you.
1t rises in the morning, and keeps rising
until noon time of life, when old age,
with all its infrmities, comes upon us.
The youth should not underraie their
days, for the day is coming when all the
worlds riches would be given for the re-
turn of one hour misimproved. Boys
do not mispend your time. but improve
every moment as it flies, and you will
reap your reward hereafter.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15
RATES OF ADvERTIsINC.

For ono square (12 lines) insertion 81 %
Each additional insertion,y : -S,-9i- so
A handsome discount will be made on
these rates TO yearly advertisers.
Business and Professional Cards, not ma
king more than eight lines, will be inserted
for 50 per year.
0 Persons who advertise by the year
are limited to- their OWN LEGITIMATE Busi.
NESS. All advertisements handed in and
no time agreed upon for publication, will
be published till ordered out ard charged
for accordingly. 4
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15

The Way OF A Harry IIFE.-Lay
nothing too much 10 heart; desire noth-
ing too eagerly; rejoice not excessively,
nor grieve too much for disasters; be not
violently bent on any design, nor let any
worldly cause hinder you from taking
care Of your soul; and remember that is
is necessary to be Christian THAT it is.
to govern ones self by motives of
Christianity in the most common actions
of civil life. s.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15

sT The reason why editors are so
apt to have their manners spoiled, is be-
cause they receive from one correspon.
dent and another such vast number Of
evil communications.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15

a He who has not experienced the
friendship of woman. knows nothing OF
the charms and delights Of friendship.
Woman possesses the art Of our life; by
unalterable sweetness of temper, con-
slant care and unwearied attention, she
is mans best companion in prosperity,
and in advirsity his truest friend.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15

" No man is so truly great, whatev-
er other titles to eminence he may have,
as when, after taking an erroneous step,
he resolves 10 stread that step backward"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15

II A western editor remarked. in a
polemical article, that though he would
not call his opponent liar, lac must say,
that if the gentleman had intended to
state what was utterly false, he had been
remarkably successful in his attempt.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15

The FARMER.-His quiet sleep, his
manly step, and his glorious appetite.
demonstrate that natures fayorite child
is the one who clings most closely to
his mother. ila
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15

q A queer genius being asked why
he did not go to the funeral of his wife,
replied that he could not leave his shop.
and that il was always better to attend 10
busin ess before pleasure.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15

n Chafles Lamb once said of the
water Cure: s'It is neither new nor
wonnerfnl, for i. is old as the Deluge.
which in my opinion killed more than it
cured!''
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15

w 1t is delightful to rekindle smiles
on an infantine countenance. Grief is
out Of place where even reflection has
yet left no trace.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15
! have just goNin beautiful lot Of

~ Children are inquisitive bodies;
for instance:
what does cleaUe mean, Par 1T
means to unite together Does John
unite wood when he cleaves it!' Hem,
well il means TO separate" "Wcll, Pa,
does a man seperate from his wife, when
he cleaves to her!" "Hem, hem, don't ask
so many foolish questions, child"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15

III can't do IL" never did anything;
"PH try" has worked wonders, and III
win do IL" has performed miracles.
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Dfesi.


On Tuesday, March 26lb, CH.RLes DURyEg FERRIs
OF Nathaniel and Ann Ferris, aged years and
months
The friends and scqusintanoss OF the family
spectfoly invited TO attend the frners this trhurs
csy) afternoon 81 O'Clock, from Is Pike street, with
out further notice
ON Tuesdsy evening March %, GroRaE w., infant
Of tbs isss Caleb Atwood, aseA z years and
months.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, this day (rharojsyJ at O'Clock
from th OF clinton and Henry streets without
further invitation
ON Tuesday March &c. 1850, after tedious and Sc
ilness Mr. EDwARp FIERM,S, In tbs asa year Of
bis age.
The members OF the Thirteenth ward police and
the department generally. members of the late Fire
Engine Company 80 ssd the depsrtme mt ir general,
with the relatives Abd friends OF the family are Ia.
vited to attend the fuosrai from his ls.o residence
No 10 Gocrck street on Thursday afternoon, ct
O'Clock, without further insirstiuu.
Hon Joss MAYrsko Judge OF the Supreme Court,
died at hts residence IN Auourn, Sunday norning
Prom the fret Of J.nuSry he belonged TO the Appeals
though be had not taken his sea- III. death creates
vacancy ia that Court lie was elected to Congress
Ia 1890 ana gave sDpport 10 Mr. Adam.'s adm ns.rs-
ton. lie soO-equ-utly for four years. member
q cur state Senate and again member OF Conxeess.
At the Crit udicis eecooa he rsisd 10 the bench
Of the supi'ns coort-iiaa"y Eee Journal, March %
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rUNHB MARRIED wONAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
pAnon-By Dr. A. n. Msuriceau Professor OF Dt.easse
Of Women-Tehth edi ION. lSmo. p7 $50 Price. $-fssrs
Of SUFFERING Of physical and mental anguish 20 many sn a
feooDate wife, and peeuniary dncultss TO the husband
might have been spared BY timely sson Of this work
intended espeosiy the maIrisd those eentsmplAt
ing marriage dcloses important secrets which ehoul1
be Known to them particularly.
these whose health does not permit Of nersass Of n
njly, IL 10 Of espeoial in portapoe. q. .
either budding into womaphcod the in the decline Of
years. In whom nature sontempates IN important change
can discover the causes sympom and the most smcIee
edc sud nost certain mode Of IN every complaint
70 which her sex 10 subject.
DArroS, Nay I, ls47.
Ny Dear SrMy wife has been peroeptbly sinking fsG
soine years of her great sngush
ard suffering months before during her
one more and more debtaed and prossrat
Cd her putting her life In imminent danger and which
on the last occasion, despairsd Of supposed that
things Was nsvitahle and resigned myself 70 meet the worst
Az this time tnow about two months) heard book
highly spoken Of - containing matters reschng
On its receipt and perus 70 the
impaired wife, leaning great discovery
w. pe.qpsaF provided reuedy. opened aprsspeette
mo- which little conceived possible But for tnis ere
another would have passed head in All humAa
pebsbity my wife would have been in her grave ana ny
children lett motherlsss.
rous subjects treated o. a. thsy Of sfvtiy in
tseed for the Married those contemplating MARINE
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PIT, or r.opves PrR Ear RAILkoAY S,ros YEs.
mARIKE rs ELSEWHERE.

Bosror, March c-Brokers Board-lo shares Rutlaai
RR o.; 10 f,tehbnrx ar hn; 10 Reading R8 $50 AK; 81
ms1th eR 9s1; u Western "a ig rs Ea:s Boston Co.
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with orwuod Losauh scitftr March IA - ~ l0a
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ha,snHas fer GrreEoct, dags cut. TIE n has
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Brs Amanda Parsons hofsriana. SoTiois. days with
cak timber, 10 Baae-r. feck n Co
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9chr San vel Lewis psrl@r 8svrretown. &c, 4 saws.
sehr hsry E,sss,h tsrI Lsa0is ArsAsi, g. "a days.
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Arr Fuller smith, Chias Sarah grscn. ALL k3~is1a
yohnscn Jona. SAITH ssrsa sd NAY s.esa, ali iEsm
the vreok u ship Arfo, Ashors On sgsae fcaeh-
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ship ARA ansttt q Previaeas. gdays FROM ss.aansh
Sara kotna smith, dsys fs,m aP1lasEsoia ~iih go.
ter. te, 70 tie master.
Barb Maria Atbs. Porter, frcn -.
Hsrk Alsdtr, IS tsys from Patagonia
Ssrh stolus ~ days fem tnsisnd.
bsrk Hecia ~ days fteta fst.nfss.
Bsrk Y Gamble u dsys q. IN 81 karks
Bra Gen Taylor Ia d.ys frru saststnvlis
s.hr fsney. ~ dsys irsr HatfsL
Also. tvo shits
Sailed.
chip Ctsmplain. New oriesss.
saEem s7-wind during ,hs ssy. n. sniIsh.
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Telegrnphic Reports.

New Oar FANS, March 26-6P NJ.
The cotton market is s:hout change and prices are
steady Sales Of eooo bales, incl lding good midapg
atlIRc. aud fair at 1880 The STOCK Is rapidly de-
-sressing Coffee not freely, and Rio cannot
be quoted over IL a iihc Groceries generally are
quiet. Tobacco Is nn,, but dull.
Nsw ORLEANS, Nsroh q, 1850.
The weather IL very wet aud rainy. The salss o
cotton only reached about 600 bales yesterday, aud
prices were easier compared to last quota
tons Whisky We quote at 21o 2lHc Nothing
later from the Isthpus.
FAILING corlos RECEIPTS
MoSTGoMTRr, (hlA y March as 1850.
THos. J. STEWART:
Tbs falling of in the receipts by the price currents
received here to- day, amounts 10 $4,000 bales
GlLMER Co.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF PRIVATELY FOR rs CENTS.
~ BY means Of the Pocket Esoulspius or Every one AZ
Own Physician Twenty edition. with hundred
engravnss Private Diseases and Of
the Gsnsrstve System In every shape and form BY VILLAS
feung n d. Graduate tha Uhivrfity OF PennsyvsntA
The various forms Of Secret Diseases Seminal Dis
Of the Prostate Gland Impoency Solitary HABITS Of
Youth, faithfully described aad all the recipes given
plain language Tho chapter Self Abuse aud Seminal
Weakness worthy particular attention and should b
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be- Of this truly useful work STRANGERS visiting
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think Of rturn home without Of the Pocket sou-
lspus Sea captains and going 70 sea- should pesess
Dr. Trsatse Marriage the Pocket soulapius o.
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