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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-10

4 -ELEcTRIc LIGHT.- The. Philadelphia Ledger
describes new application sf the electric battery
to the production Of flight.which is very eurions
and very successful The Light is Of the-most' IN
tense nature, sosbrghs to render italmost asim,
possible to look directly as at the the sun
The gas-ightwss burning in the room where il
was eshibited, hut the electric right was so much
stronger as to;giye perfectly black shadow upon
the wall Of the pipe which held the gasSisLs1 Il
rs produced by an electric battery Of nearly CITY
cups acting upon eharcOaT points. There seems
no ebssselsso every man producing his own Hghi
10 this maalsG : q 49, -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-10

ID, ..INDERHIlI1 Iledtsr. II Biass. Liquors and
- Sgydlais-Shp anBaP Stores put up,o the most
reaaOnable teins-23i Con,molrgtre . gd24 ly-s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
OODY'S MT MENT NEVER
ChiI

Almost perfect remedy forsores Of all kinds;
cnres gals. bruises, sprains, ring-bones, spaVins'
sweenev founder ed feet, &c. &c Also rheur1a'-
Ism chapped hands sore lips, running sores, Pnes
lfaI face sore feet sore legs. ulcers, contracted
cords. eruptive boils, enlarged joints, chafes IN
c,saz of bruises and scalds immediate appllca-
non o. this Ointment viii afford instant relief
As Horse and Family Ointment the proprle-
tor challenges the world to produce IT'S equal
7 Farmers and teamsters should always have sup
Div Of this invaluable article hand for cases OF
emergency No family should be without II for
a single dav The hour of pain comes when we
Ieast expect it. Therefore be prepared Ihis Omit
rent IS put up in very large I'm boxes and sold at
the low price Of 50 cents per box. Observe the
written Signature of the proprietor on every box.
Without this none Is genuine.
Sold Wholesale and on agency by DR.. y. I.
Cody at MS American Agency Office, Waukegan
his Also on the same terms By DR.. r. D. Pui-
ford at Mineral Point and by Agents throughout
the west. ly4S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
POLL EVIL. CT-REn

!, Alonzo Brown. Of Sycamore De Kalb Co TIL
Needy certify that have cured two OF the worst
cases OF Poll Evil upon my horses during the last
year, with Bristols Lininens that have ever
SEN In the frstinstance Itcmmenced using he
Lemment before the sore had broken By moisten-
Iii5 the SKIN with Il, and heaang it with hot
shovel, and in few days after made the FIRST an.
P'icatlon my horses head am neck were as inn.
Der and well as ever. With thu second case. I did
not apply the Lnimenttrom neglect until the sore
ha-d broken and discharged matter for some davs
waSn / commenced washing. with CASTLE soao
ard water until quite clean and then bathing free
> with the Imminent Within one week from The
aTsf application the sore had healed, and has since
been as well as ever. I ASSURE those ba,inc brrs-
ssaffiIcted in this way that 8ristoI-s Mere and
Bore Imminent viii in every instance. not an
3 cure Poll Evil, but viii cure it efcctualIv.
ALoSzo BBowS
Sycamore, De KaIb co. Ill. Oct. II. 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
B9'SstOE's
Nerve and Bone
IIsVsEeUEeVeT.

IIlIAE Unprecedented sale with which this article
l las met, and the universal satisfaction which
i has given has induced the pre- nt proprietors "a
extend It's manufactures that il can be within the
reaeh OF all who may wishto test its singular ef
hcacy. It's reputation as remedy for
Cas-, Kicks, Gals, SIprains, Cfansps. old Sore,
Springs and Sirelliag Of Joig.ts Burns. S,lt
ttaet.H' Ring Worms R.e1uaatiszq, Scrof.Iq.
n IFS tcoyst stages, IVeakuess or PAN in the
Fae.' Lass Of po'rer in the Limbs. Tnfa-
nations and Seedlings Of al kinds. III
Hors, Frozen L5nbs, Siossneu, Fis.,s-
Ia, Scratches. Pol Eel. Spqria
Spilnt, Ring Bone. C,sr5sSaua
Cracks Sore Lips, Chapped
Hands, Flesh Houads Of
all kinds, &C.. &c &c,
IS liSher ia places where it has been introduced
'n.n.ihat OF any other remedy ever offered 10 the
Po.i'c 1t IS used for both 2Gaa and Beast.
Below will be found few true certificates
Which have been handed 10 us tor publication and
BY them it will be seen that diseases that have
heretofore been considered almost incurabIe. can
| be easily and permanently cured with Pris+oI,s
Nerve and Bone Liniment
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
SWEENEY CrREn

!. y. y, Fark, OF Oswcgo. Kendall co. I'll. here
BY certify that some time in the r,7n,b f -
.sf, had available horse swfeneved. IN
'i.ed several kinds Of medicine for it when Rris-
- LIniment was recommended To me. fused
'o bottles OF II, and with tnem in one yyaa.-.s
ne entirely cured my horse Of the sweeney
E. LI1Imcnt should be rubbed on the sbn.I4er
~ heated IN with hot iron There is no dol,b-
Z. '.@ oelng an InlalH5le cure for sweeney in it,
yarst stages. II n 81, - -'s
=oswego, Kendall co, I'll, OCT. q. 1915.
,7ln1y. III, by HAlTTT.TOT 4 %
< - sale IN Mineral Point AZ the Drug Stores
I'D Pulford and T Rodolf rG+r
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

- = = ~ -'I'-I'-III , Co I!IIIOIS.
AEsSRs. HAMTLToS, & Co.--Gentleynan have
lsieuset Bristol Nerve and lone Eminent for a
7a4eh oi-my horses knee. had used ~Ioan.s
Halment which IS no better <han so much lard
''t less IMAM one bottle OF the Eminent drove il
'gvay entirely, and I believe it 10 Be 4 yaTn,Iis
E@dicine Yours, &c, " r. Harm
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

TX y IS = y. JE.lgltLE1[FT.H s
N subscriber has just received a new supplv
OF Drugs, Paints and Medicines ard i.jle ~
sEtaHs, Coa1.'g, Dealers Pai, .srs and the Pts7.r
n general, to come and examine The onali-
Y OF ms drugs are warranted and his mi
ces are reasonable. HIS stock consists
IN part, Of Boiled Lin on all Qualities If
Lamp OIL. Linseed Oil, Tu-pentine. " hite
Lead m Oil, and dry, Puttv Window Glass
fa:nIsnes, Alcohol. Vinegar Branlvand Wines
Eo- medicinal purposes. BegalIa and Princi
pc >eg1rs-S Shaving Soaps. Ferluncrics. Min
eral and vegetable Colors. Dve stuffs &c. &c
lie has also received a mes and fun s,1r,rl,
81 Dr. D. JAMES cele rated Family
MEDICINES.
IHEo. RoDoLF has been appointed Agent
for the sale Of Grays celebrated HORSE
IlNlMENT, Th-all's NERVE & BONE
IL NJ II + \ t, and KATFNAN.S
h I \ q A RIA LINIaTENT &c
Isl received and Tor sale the lowest marx
e. prices 100 boxes GLASS. all sizes - o.
= -. IoAi2. loNl4. lzNID IaEl8. Can and
examine my goods and prices Before making vour
purchases elsewhere.
THEODORE RODOLF
aIireral Point Nov Esd Islq. -+r
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

EHOSE persons indebted 10 the lato firm Of .
l ian q Da'cy are requested to call and SCI !,
the srIne without delay. either by note or otAl !
ain order that we may be able 10 square the beoN
q. the old firm. VIVIAN & DAEEl.
February nth. -St2 ru2Hl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
kQX lKk TRANCE CAPYs
CAPITAL 100000.
Fire, Marine, and life Insurance.
Office on W,ater Street, aear HGrtct, IN HISes
Brick K0lr.
YINCENNES, INDIANA.

NHIS Company having been duly organized
a and the capital stock properly secured, are
nowprepared 10 receive applications for Insurance
against loss ordamage by fire on Buildings, AIerss
chandlze Machinery.Niils, Manufactures. and al
descriptions OF Property. Also merchandise and
produce IN the course OF inland transportation
the risks Of the seas-and upon the lives Of iudi-
Fiduals. The rates Of premium which viii gov
ern this institution VIII CONFORM to the established
rates OF the Eastern Offices an l9s-es viii Be
literally and promptly adjusted and paid
DIRECTORS.
HON. r. \ CARNAN. Yinceunes.
WILLIAM i WISE DO
WILLIAM J. HEBERD. do
HORACE L. PECK. DO
CYRUS VI. ALLEN. do
VINCENT i. WEST, ". D. Pike Co Indiana.
PETER ?. BAILEY. For, Wavuc Indiana.
THOMAS I. EENB6IDCE. Laviayc.tc. 10
WALTER ". EARLY, Terre- iIaute do
EN-Goy. d. WALLACE. indianapolis. do
HENRY d. ALLIS. Evansville do
HENRY r. SCHOOLCRAFT. Wash. D. c.
ZEPHANIAH PLATT New YORK
r. n. CARNAN President
B S. WHIrzHT. Seaaas9.
n T. LLpRIH5E- TTegsurCr
CYEUs IL ALLEN. : -
SAHUEL JUDAu ~'''.s-t'.' :. "--,""sS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

al his old stand
HoUsein Mineral
Pectfuliy in.
who have occa.
tlcles that they
tablish mcnt. the
sorncut Of Drugs
be found this side
h.ch he VIII
fectly fresh and
chased them All
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
Piano for Sale,

JUST RECEIVED from the Mandatory Of
Chickering and Co. Boston. / superior Rosewood
Piano, warranted Of Superior finish and tone for
sale by JOHN MILTON
AErU IAlEGS-Cloves. Pepper & Spice, Ground
III Pepper and Spice Cinnamon Indigo, Salera-
rus, Scrub < Backing Brushes, Wood-zays and d
.svy other traps for sale
at G. w. COBB'S.
X ASH Of al kinds usually wanted in this m
- ket fer sale by II. VANCE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
ands For sale,

The Land IS p2rf prairIe and part timber: the
timber IS young and thrifty. There is good
SPRING or WATER on the PrerniseS-it is also in
a good neighborhood, being obout miles south
east Of Mineral Point, and desirable situation for
a farm
.7LSO-Eighty acres of Timber land in Green
county Wisconsin, being the 5 Of the I ! or
section Q. town north, range East
For further particulars apply 10 --- Taylor.
Der az Mineral Point.
JOHN BRACKEN.
March O. 1915 soft
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

.le Is now opening
7p1ositethe Court
Point. lie would
form all persons
-IcG to Usesuch ar
uisy find al his IS
Arrest and best as
AMI Medicines to
oftae Lakes; aIIof
warrant to be per
go@d havingpur
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

! ....-.-...,
/ This invaluable medicine vas 9~e7a- 'ra.a p
extensive E-at-ea z" VEGA. --.- ~ (. '.-. +. II
rry All .f..s Of any Of tie Diseases .1.sa n..e1
Tho won la-Eu.I operation OF -Ia J.aIag.-aa lu
..i RON -. '.-- ..'.' s'. ...-t
tie various grades .. Intermittent and realtte5- e-
Eers. II i- ela'y a-.est'. I'D the cure ot L-Nar
comp ai-l +lH zee e.'-ai .A. q. Tho lFsr. also
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
MOETATS
Life Pills and Phoenix BilterS.

These Medicines have now been before the
public for period of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained a high cnaFac-
ter in almost every part q the globe for their eN-
traorfinarv and immediate power Of restoring per
feet health to persons suffering uuder nearly every
kind of disease 70 which the human frame Is liable.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
.EW1l,iErE 4Elnrersoe-

"tnin the last two months. from responsible deal
err y the east. lie has also large stock OF ali
s.rds Of
Family groceries,
w..:oh he VIII dispose of at prices which cannot
tai: 10 10 please his c2stomers Also. a large as
sediment OF Pants C7ls and DYE S.u+Ts
the undersigned hopes. Dr. strict attention =,
his business to merit tie patT. mage OF the public
IUEO. RODOLF
September %. 1915 r2rf7
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
New Fall .t0cIZ OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
THEODORE RoDOLF.

THEODORE RoDOLF
NJTHCLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGTsT
~ Mineral Point, Wis. has iasr received a ,f,y,
large and well selected stock Of American. Frfr,
ara English, Chemicals, Drugs Medicines Fcr<t1 e.
~. L'gsS.y3s SC. At this Store Physicians rsn
res on having their prescriptions carefully c. m
pounded. My Goods are selected with great care.
anil viii be warranted as represented.
Receiving, a large and new supply of DR.. d
yafne.s Family Medicines, Or. Rogers syrup of
LI~erwoT; and Tar. and Smiths Tonic syrup.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
New Drug Store.

/ Rs1HE undersigned has recently returned from
- the east, where he has pa chased alarge stool
Of. Drugs Medicines and FGrsi7, C-s9Ceris5 ,I;.I
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

NOE az.

10 - 4. p. PrLEoRn. fineraI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

Sycamore, De KaIb co. III. Oct r. = + IS9a
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3tpiiben oer granf(inz nno gtesnut Stra6e.
Samfct,Sc Nmtt,titer Z.

mar. SD nabm eeine SHUTTER sur Srau,
neil fie MIDI Iiebte, uno e5, 70 bofe ib,
nibt tpeni9er winibte. als ib felbft !; uno
mir boben ben sbritt ME bereut Meiz
ne aobter-mein ein5i9es &ino-foa
nibt beiratben ibrem Sater su @efallen.
Spri6, Mdoben! Soa ib es abfbla=
sen2 SD bin bereit, es gu tbun, OBJ
pobl i6 ieet einen 8unib, ben ib faum
ie 5u be9en paete, erfdaen f6nnte.
nSprecben Sie, euereeia |" bat oer
@apitdn sdrtlieb.
nS6 wo9te-ib fonnte ME bofen-"
fblub5te oos Mdoben uno rparf fieb in
Die 2(rme ibrer Shutter, ,,aber ib mare
9efforben, penn oer Sapltdn Elm anoeres
Mdoben 5ur Srou eenomnlen bdtte. f
Dieie 1ntwort oes beftis berpesten
Mdo6ens befrieoiete ale parteien. Der
SeeoffiSier .par ent5iicft, Die gltern pa=
ren feli9, uno eucreeia-oie BON Der lan=
Sc 9ebe9ten 3unei9uns oes iuneen Sra
fen feine Nbnun9 bate, ibm ober fbon
in ben erifen 2osen ieines 2lulentbaltes
i'm 9auie ibres Saters eewoeen tpor uno
ibn bon Sag gu Sag mebr gu tieben be,
9onn-unousipre6licb elidli6 tiber ben
auseon9 oieier 70 uner'portet ein9etrste=
nen Stene. = ...
Sc war ibon 5iemtidb fpdt am Qbeno
ots oer Gopitdn in Iein Gofeebaus 9in9
oas ct 9eorGu9t poa fanb. Ser Grimiz
nolpro5eb oes G6ni9s par feinem gnoe
nobe uno Die otl9emeine Spannuns mat
sur soabniinnisffen 2(ufresun9 esifiesen.
Die Sseusieri9en fdmpften f6rmlieb tint
bic pariier 8ldtter. Der eapitdn fee=
te itb rubis in cine gde. b6rte 3u, tpie
bic 'pi6ti9ifen 0abriebten laut poraeles
fen spuroen, uno Iieb iib oann nit eniaen
ieiner Sreunoe in elm Gefprd6 Elm.
[S6Ine folst.l
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Ste oeutftbe Sprabe.

Snoem Die ..yfetp yorf Sribdne," cine
bon 5rn. Ooroee 9reelp berausaeaebene
en9lifde 3etun9, iiber Die gribeinuno eli.
ner neuen oeutfben Sprablebre fommen.
tirt, faot iie unter 2(noerem
..Oie Seribieoenbeit oer 6anobIber
bic iest sur Grlernuno Der oeutfben Spra.
dc BON oer amerifanifhen uno enotiiben
prei1e berous9eoeben tperoem 1T Elm bes
frieoieenoer 8elpeis oes SntereiTes. mel.
Dies Ourb oieien 3tpeie Der Grsebune i'm
0fentliben 8emitb erpedt puroe. Sb.
ne 6inpeiiune auf Die reitben Sbdbe
oeutlber eiteratur. pelbe in @rInolibfeit
Srioinalitat, uno umfane. nur in fener
Gnolanos. NIT ibrer piel bunoertfdbrieen
Gntwidlune, ibres 8teiden finoet, iff bel
Dem Donbelsmann in feinen perlbieoenen
8efbdfts6,peioen. iospobl als bel Dem auss
ldnoiiben Heilenoen eine &enntnib oer
oeutfben Sprabe nibt nur ols febr be-.
quem lonoern als unumednelb, notb.
menoio su betrabten. sSn unierer Staot
infonoerbeit. no Elm 70 9rober She'll oer
8ep6lferune aus Ginpobnern beifebt, oe>
nen Die oeutibe 3unoe einbeimiib 1T, tpiro
unlern 8dreern Die @epbonbeit. bieIe
Sprobe Su ipreben uno 81 fbreiben. td9.
su ar6berer 8Ibtlefeit."
2(nmerfun9.-gs 1T erfreulib su
pernebmen. oab iolbe Wdnner tpie so.
raee @reelp Den TO erosen Wertb unierer
oeutfben Sprabe anerfennen. Sc mo.
gen bieran eini0e esdenbafte 3ieraffen
erobtbuenoer en9liiber 3eitunosfbreiber
elm Seiipel nebmen. uno erif bic oeutIbe
Sprabe fennen lernen. ebe ife NIT Ser.
odtune bavon fpred,en. tpie es aetp6bntieb
bel ibnen BET SaG 1T. Sc eibt aub cine
eetpife &tafe MenIben. Die itb Der oeut=
fben Sprabe ibdmen. uno perleu0nen
oieielbe. fobalo iie einiee Worte enaliIh
ploppern f6nnen. sic meinen, oas fei
elm 3eiben feiner. bober 8ilouno. tpenn
man fein Oeutib perffinoe. Dieie mos
gen aus Sbieem erieben. oa6 su elmer fer.
tieen 8ilouno Die oeutibe Sprabe notbs
penoie iif. uno perfibert iein. oab lper
nibt Deutfb fam, fbSn fbriftmdBIe
Deutfb, gang neben Der Mooe it,, r...
h'a u 5''D1' Haiaa'3'tR Srebens- 8cte.
Die Berpcbnsr bon Obsr.Yeninf'lld' " Wfts
ebiaan, batsn i'm ginn ftdb BON tenenl Sfaate
Sen, be(sn gaane nod nibt bsfannt 1T. -
Weilton Scnss, Der ermoreuns BON Sofepb
Minsr sibsrfibrt in farprente eauntp, Sneis
ana, IN perurtbsIt am ndhiten Srsitase gee
bdngt su psresn.
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Oapitdn Sbpie.

Sin erober pbitoiopb bebauptete emit
an einem @amen iei wenis ooer gar nibts
aeleaen Die Noie bemerfte er, wdroe
nidt minber woblriebeno fein, Tenn ite
einen onoern 3amen bdtte. SD bin pers
speeen eenus, elmer san5 oerfbieeenen
1nlibt su fein, uno wiQ 5u ibrer Ser
tbeioiauna foleenoe @eibibte ersdblen.
Die bis auf einise Nebenumitanoe poals
wabrbeitssetreu 1T. uno su Der i'd oas
Material aus uerfbieoenen 2tftenitaden
iber Die fran50Glbe Slotte sefammeIt ba:
be. sic miro ieoen Srpeifer BON oer
Dabrbsit oes Nusiprubes aber5eusen,
oab Elm yaame bic perion, tpeltbe ibn tra9t
oft in srObe @srle9enbeit ia felbit in Die
orobenofe eebenssefabr brin9en fam.
Der Sau,, ben ib ersdblen min, 1T feiner
BON auBeroroenttiwer Seltenbeit. ib spelB
uiete dbnlibe uuo babe oiefen nur stDdblt,
tpeil bic ibn be9leitenben Nebenumitdnbe
aibt obne Sntereiie lein bd,ften. a
SIM SABRE 1892, als oas 3epolutons=
feuer in Sranfrei6 ouf's toufe 5u rafen
beaann, batten beinabe fdmmtlibe Qb:
f6mmlinse Der olten Samilien Sranfrei6
perlaiIen uno ii6 por Der 8utb oes reifs
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Die Sturmttt0bf.
(ShIuE.)

Sebs Stunoen faben mir oann beloe
atlein in Surbt uno Sinifernlb, bis Der
Moreen einbrab, fubr ct oann fort
febs tanee ibredlibe Stunoen, oeren
Sualen nibt su ibiloern itne. Mit Dem
teeten @o9eul lbmaa Der bobifen Slutb,
unter peltbem Senlen's 9ous ouiammen:
fanf war Der Sturm 9ebroben, Die Wutb
Der pereintcn Glemente erlbopft. Nls
Der Sag fam, par oo6 8aiier 5uruf9e=
treten; Die Marft lag sertpdblt uno in
oem }odsel, uno Die lpalll9, bon tlefem
Gblamm bsoeeft, in9efrellenenSub'
ten coerRmnen 5crfbnitten, trat 9rau ans
benz Meere berpor. Oas &ino lag uns
ter meinem nanen Gofe feit einselblafen /;
MIDI ibattslte ber 8roa i'm Sieber, oob
peraebens morf ib meine Slicfe umber ::
fein 8oct, fsin lebenoes Beien Seiste iib,
ib pubte nibt, Oh es nocb Wenlben CAB
Die oieie gaabt iiberlebt botten. Gnollb
fonnte ib es nibt ldn9er ertra9en, lb
alitt an Der Oieme nieoer, uno nattete
oureb Sblomm uno Slif an Der @orft
binauf. Sn elmer 8utbt, Die oas Meer
seboblt, ipielteu Die 8ellen, olS id naber
trot, aQ9dti9cr 9ott: oa la9en ite tpie
i6 lie suteet 9eIeben; Sens. Die Srou,
Die beioen 8inoer feft uml6lunsen, bod
blob folt uno foot, I'm iie Der Die Grim:
mer ibres 9lids, @ebdlf uno Stene
oes Saules in oei1en Srieoen iie 9erpobnt.
bic eeiber oer fleinen 9eeroe oa5rpiiben,
uelbe Ge erndbrt botte. Sc mar Elm
tbrdnenpoOer Sag, potter gSeb uno ber5=
aerreibenoer Slaeen. t6unoert Menlben
rparen auf Den 6oli9en umsefommen.
piele auf oen Snleln uno Ditbmoribsn,
nod mebrere batten nur oas nodte eeben
oapon eetraeen. Die Deibe braben,
bic Mariben liefen pou lbaber iiano erit
nab feds 8oben bon meinsm 3ranfens
lager pieoer auf, 70 lan9e belt oas Sebsr
MIDI nleoer. ~.
l1no oas &ino? fra9te i6, was 1T
aus Dem &inoe 9eporoen?
Das 1T msin berslibifes Sobterden
bic ouf oiele Stunoe, faste Der olte
Wann itols uno erfreut 6 babe fie 9rob
eesosen, oonn bat fie einen podern Mann
aenommen, nit Dem uno orei ib6nen
Buben lebt fe frob in Dem neuen 9auie
auf Der @arft; bob menn i6 fomme.
aeibiebt es ME, obne oab mir uns Der
wiloen Nabt erinnern, uno um Die tla'
een welbe perloren 9insen.
llno furbtet nibt, oab cine iolbe gso6t
.pieoerfebrt ?-Der alte Mann fbittelte
ldbelno ben &opf. sic fennen Die seus
te BON oen 9ollieen ni6t, fa9te Ell, ba
,ueib ieber, DAP es fommen fam, bsut oosr
moraen, aber aues eeben ttsbt in Sottes
.0ano, uno lieber oas scben perlleren,
als Die 0auis, no es ibon 1T. r1
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TEEE
Hesperian Harp.
"A New RTUsic Book an Pat
emit Notes.
BY DIR. WM. HOUSER

) the greatest work of the kind ever offered
:" to the world. It contains SIC pages, and
and more than 700 tunes-Psalms and
Hymn Tunes, Odes and Anthems, Sun,
Temperance, Moral, and Patriotic pieces:
Scoth, Irish, German, French and other
fine Foreign Tunes. Much new music
never before published; the noble old
tunes that thrilled the hearts of our fathers
and mothers in their youth, and one of
the plalnest expositions of the principles
of music and of musical composition ever
published. 1t is specially suited to tie
taste of the South and West. (the author
is Southern man in birth and education,
and all his affinities) and is adapted to the
Day School for children, the Singing
School, the Church Choirof every denom
ination, the Missionary and Temperance
Meeting, the proud gala days of our Re-
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sense and thelove of every thing yirtuous
and noble should rule the hour
Inquire of the Booksellers and Country
Merchants generally, and of GEORGE
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Teachers who will travel and sell this
work, can make from $500 to $500 a
ear. Address the author, Spicr's Turn
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March2. Al i'm.
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NOTICE.

The Heirs at Law, of Baily Barton
decd. are horeby notified to be and ap-
pear IN the Court of Ordinary on the Cd
Monday in June next, to make settle
ment with the Administrators of said rs
tate. Each Distributee is required 10
render, on oath: full schedule Of ali
monies and property received from decd
in his lifetime.
All persons having demands againsi
tine Estate will present them duly proven
by the first Monday in June next, or they
will be barred by the settlement.
p. ALEXANDER, Adai'r.
JANE BARTON, Adm'fx.
PickensG. III, March eth 1850.
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MRS. osGOODS LAST POEM

MRS. OSGOODS LAST IOEh.
The lines which follow were addressed to q
lovely young girl who came one evening t'
amuse her by making paper flowers and teach
ing her to make them. She died on the l2tl
instant"
You've wovenroses round my way
And gladdcncd all my being;
How much thank you none can gay
Save only the all-sceing.
May He who gave this lovely gift,
This love Of lovely doings,
BE with you wheresoc'er you go,
In every hopes pursuings!
I'm going through the Eternal gates
Ere June's sweet roses blowl
Deaths lovely Angel leads me there
And it is sweet to go.
May I. 1850.