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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-09
TORAIL-ROAD CONTRACTORS
AND OTHERS

DATENT Wheelharrowsi n superior article toi
i Railroad Turnpiking and Canaling. In lots to
suit purchasers--iOr sale by
BABCOCK. BROTHERS,
Evansville. Indiana.
HrOrders promptly attend toed In 22-tt
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY

A I the old stand opposite the Bank, consisting
n in part of P9ckei Cutlery, Razors, &C., Amer
lean and English Locks, Monkey tail Bolts, Hunts
broad Axes Hoes of all sizes, Ok, Log. Trace, Hal
ter. Breast and Dog Chains, VIM. Rowlands cruss
cut and mill Saws, Horse. Cow and Sheep Bells,
with a general assortment of shelf goods.
O. B. GRIFFITH,
mh26 Main ST., Evansville
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THE RAIL ROAD IS COMMENCED
sfs.sss.a Fs5.s.zs7 ets2as-1 ezsEz N1I7
E;s-f5 So 800 - sEs-sS -k;5-sSss ssssfTE
And we are off the nrst Tr;


IT WHEREFORE, be il known to one and all. that
l. we are determined TO make change in our bu
siness, and will sell our present Stock of Grocer
les, which consists OF a general stock. with large
and well selected stock of FINE LIQUORS of all
grades, inferior 10 none in market, and to all as
well as our old customers in particular will sell
at low hgures for Cash. or such paper as will be
Ia ken in Bank with approved security, and in no
oher way. And to keep all quiet. we would ask
all that owe us one cent, either by Note or Account,
10 cal and see us soon. and LEI US compromise TO
save further steps. And all having claims against
u.s. they had better be after getting them soon as
possible. This is by soberrefeciion our determined
resolution, and we will be greatly obliged 10 all of
our particular friends and customers not 10 ask us
TO violate this pledge. we shall most assuredly
deny them. Once said is good rs Thousand times
10 any one desirous OF locating in n fiourishine
city, and getting into good trade, we will sell our
entire Stock on good terms. We have been doin,
Grocery business here for ten years past, and ca,
ne oil much use To our successors. M -
ALLlS & HOWES.
npt2 Evansville. Ind.
gT Gazette, Vinconnes; Register, Mt. Camel:
Express, Terre-Haute; Journal. Laiaystte; copy To
amount OF 81. and send bills 10 this office.
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SOMETHING Neville
June 2J. 1850.
AT BABCOCK BROTHERc.

AT BABCUCk BIIUIHEKS.
= ECEIVED this morning f w % Harpers In
II yinchle Hay Straw and Com Crtiers-with
mnrOvements that render them perfect,
The attention Of Farmers and Stock raisers is
.alled to this Machine, patented in 1913, by Col L.
\. Harper of Russellvile, Ky. and is pronounced
" all wh' have used II TO be the most valuable
Straw Cutter ever invented or tef
IT is worked by hand and Is capable Of cutting Is
gshels in minutes, from half irch 10 two inches
length. trr
The undersigned are agents for the above Ma
,hine. and will promptly attend 10 alI orders
le26 II RARCOCK BROTHERS
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WOOL! wOOL!! WOOL!!!

nv f will pay the highest Price in CASH for all
w grades of Clean washed Wool Office on
Second street, doors from, Main. Evansville, Ind
myS 3mw 1HOS. 81 CHAS. WRIGHT.
W Wabash Express, Terre-Hapte, copy to amt
OF So. and send bill to this 0Kce
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LAST CALL.
GIVE up my store the first of September
and vii! sell great bargains to close out the en-
tire stock. The last chance to cash buyers as /
will close up on that day.
jy9 dStsw2 J. P. SCHWING.
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G.. S. VIEWER, III. D.
DHYSlClAN and SUkGLON. flee on the
l. corner of First and Vine street, just above the
Post Office.
N. b. DR. WEEvER having been obliged, during
his past OF Lectures in the Medical College OF
Evansville, TO neglect the calls Of some OF his pa
irons especially those in the country, would res
pectfullv inform them, that he is at liberty to
devote his entire attention TO the duties of his pro-
fession apes 3ml
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OILS. PAINTS. BTU.

IN BBLS. Linseed Oil; -.
~ 10 bbls Spirits Turpeutine
5 do Copal Varnlsh,
do Japan do:
10 do Dried Whiting:
100 pounds Blue Prussian;
20OO DO Red Lead;
20C0 DO Venetian Red.
1000 do Spanish Brown;
ust received and for sale low by
fnh1 CD AWEOR 1
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CHEESE. CHEESE.

4 SMALL lot of 20 Boxes Western Reserve
: Cheese Just received. and will be closed BELOW
he MAREET if called for this dnv -7
90 - G'RIIFY 81 MITCHELL,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-15
CHAPTER II.

In order to give the reader some idea
of the place where this family had retired,
we shall sketch a short description Of it.
There was not an inhabited dwelling
for two mlds in any direction, and the
village mentioned was the highest. A few
scattered huts thatched with straw and now
entirely deserted by a ragged set of tami-
lies, were interspersed among the black
logs and shrub oak bushes on patches par
TALLY cleared. which made the country
around more dreary by far than if the
whole were in stale OF natural widness;
and the linklng Of the distant cowDells,
where half starved cattle were seeking a
relief from pincbing hunger, Ginning in
mournfnl sounds, echoed from thick dark
grove not more than len rods from the op-
posi'e side OF the dwelling. A field in
front was enclosed which belonged to man
of the red mills, six miles. off Except
this field the place was surrounded by a
dark forest almost inaccessible. Fish
creek ran to the south few rods east Of
the cottage, which had been occupied by q
family from the red mills All was dismal
and lonely. A road from the village
north, passed about twenty rods 10 the
west, ran about twenty rods and then took
O short turn 10 the east, crossed the creek
near the bars, and made a very crooked
way to the red mills.
Here dwelt the lady and her daughter,
with no other but her son, about twelve
wears old who went almost every day 10
the village to school, and to see his father.
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CHAPTER v.

NnhE
/ II has been mentioned, that In the a,
tack on the stranger in The pine woods, b,
two men, he shot one Of them down; bu
his fall was more the effect of sudden al
fright than of severe injury, for he rocev
ed only slight wound IT. The flesh, the bal
just grazing the side OF his head. Thes'
were the two men first mentioned nj the
cottage. At the time the Other two men
fired at the stranger, he was in the act OF
wheeling his horse round in order to fine
out the state of his two first assalants, an {
this gave them oil an advantage over him;
otherwise he might have escaped.
The alarm soon spread through the will
age tina, a bold dashing highway robber
was caught and to be examined for commit
ment, which brought high and low to the
inn, as the fog cleared away, and the morn
ing sun began 10 show his dazzling connte
nance about the tops Of the surrounding
pines. Hearing the buslle, and learning
the cause, lhe man before mentioned VIII,
came in company with the stranger TO the
village, had decamped in haste, and this
strengthened the suspicion against the prls
oner; but the fact was he had only fell in
company with him on the road, and did mol
know who he was; of course he was much
alarmed at what had taken place, and like
a prudent man made off with himself, lesl
he might be taken for an accomplice.
And now began the scene OF examna-
ton. Two justices were called in; one
with ssspectacles on his nose"-looked A.
mazing wise-and the other with huge
volume of law under each arm, looked
ssmore wise, moro learned more every
thing" The Young lawyers volunteered
their services in behalf Of the people be-
sides Tivingham.- The two justices took
their seats behind large table, and the
prisoner was brough; forward. The men
of law were bounslfuIly supplied with pen,
ink and paper, to make minutes. But
tho presence Of the stranger, so different
from what they had anticipated, struck
them almost speechless. His genteel and
manly department; his open, frank and in-
nocent countenance-in which there ap-
peared not the least symptoms OF guilt and
dsmay; his unenbarassed and easy afiable
manners; his unconcerned and tranquil
airs excepting when he cast from his keen
dark eye the look Of contempt at living
ham-al bespoke the consciousness OF ~
nocenoe; and when he asked for what pur-
pose he was called, and whether there had
been any process against him upon COM
plant under oath, they were all quite con
founded.
A lawyer of the village Of high and hon
orab!e standing offered 10 assist him an
asked. After consulting him few mo-
meuts, and being we'll convinced that he
was perfectly innocent he advised him &c
submit to any examination they wished
and the first question was, that he shoule
Tell who hs was and whence he camel HI
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Y. Lazy ~ ~ sssass..-l
Isaw an infant in its mothers arms,
A }ss And left it sleeping
Tears passed. saw girl, with woman's charms
'7si. In sorrow weeping
Years passed. saw mother with child,
.ssa., And Ger it languish; [she smiled
Years brought me back; yet through her tears
~. In deep anguish.
1 LETT her-years had vanished; returned,
And stood before her;
"A lamp beside the childless widow burned
s=5 Grief's mantle Ger her!
In tears found her whom left in tears,
fss On God relying;
AID ! returned again in after years,
s ,ss%s And found her dying.
IA infant irst-and then maiden fair
- A wife-a mother
And then childless widow in despair
Thus met q brother!
And thus we met on earth, and thus wepart
ss5S To meet-oh! never
TIL death beholds the spirit leave the heart,
.Sss4 iE@ezzs To live for ever!
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Go on, Implying world. go en-
Pour all thy vengeance on my head,
And when the cups last dregs are gone,
then shall live no more to dread.
Long have toiled to live-in vain
For life is naught, devoid of rest
Long struggled with the fiends of pain
To tear them from my tortured breast,
But like an arrow barbed and keen,
Their fangs work deeper in my heart
At every effort, every mean,
The wound still feels augmented smart.
Why was l made; or why thus born
The sport of every hayward gale!
Launched on an ocean dark, forlorn;
A leaky, shattered crazy sail
without compass -gefttsses
Without rudder in a storm;
Without an anchor-where to ride
And chased by death in every storm.
No home; no haven where to steer:
No chart, sea without shore;
No life, buoy, light, or beacon near;
No friends to weep when I'm no more!
Thus sang the song of sorrow; when
A voice from heaven came whispering low
Place all thy hope ON NE-and then
Ii
am the Sun of Righteousness,
That chases every cloud away;
The gloomy horrors Of distress
Are changed to sparkling beams ofday.
Look up to ME-forsake the bark,
And FEARLESS tread the stormy wave;
No longer grOpe in scenes so dark,
For alone have power to save.
The minister of the parish truly pious,
and benevolent man, mad that afternoon
been to visit him, ana poured inlo his
wounded soul the consultations Of religious
faith.
He attended him through all his sickness
and troubles; but Mr.. Thompson had new
er been SO susceptible Of pious resignation
us he had been ON that day. His foes
for lie, any man fail Tito trouble and be
will always find enough ready and willing
10 believe The worst OIL hlm-had succeed
ed so far against Mr.. Thompson, as to de.
prive him Of the privilege of the Jail yard,
and to see him locked in close PRISON: but
the humanity oi the jalIor let him out on
parole, and during his illness he had been
very kindly treated by him in his own
apartment. News was brought MIR.
Thompson Immediately on his family land
ing at the inn, os before mentioned, OF the
horrible disaster which hao happened, ano
he felt an agony unutlerable unlil he saw
them all yet alive, which was not long, for
Tie boy had almost entirely recovered, and
they soon sough; and fount the afflicted pa
rent. The last struke OF their mlseries APP
peared now to be struck-yet they could
not but rejoice aud thank heaven !hat their
lives ere spared. They were informed
too, that livIngham had taken a robber,
and Sophia had q glance al him and knew
it 10 be the stranger. All were extremely
anxious to hear the result We must
return to the inn where we lett
The whole group.
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CHAPTER LII.

Sophia had told her mother concerning
the rattle snake, and although Mrs. Thomp-
son was very far from being superstitious
woman, yet she could not but draw some
favorable conclusion in her own mind, from
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CHAPTER w.
We shall now return, for few moments
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SAMUEL p. HARRIS. .Jn., pn,,,:ur,x
R0sWEkL PATTERSON. PUBLISHERS
s-so<loso.,
sQns year, payable within six months, $3.50
One year, payable after the expiration of
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s. FfNopsper will be discontinued until all ar
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"TJ AIR. vEpDIp Love. .vsr.sIoUs LAwl-

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