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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-25


DAYS AND NIGHTS IN SWEDEN.
There is nothing that strikes a slranger
more lorcibIy, ir he vis;is Sweden a. this sea,
son OF the year, when the 5ays are onges
han the absence Of night Dr.. Blitd had
no conception Of il before his arrvli. lie
arrived at Stockholm fiom Got.cnburn, 1O(
maes distant, il the morning. and in the
afternoon went toIsce some friends; he had MT
taken notes of ulne ana returned about md
nighr; il was ~ light as il is hero laif an
hour before sundown. Yoq could see dis.
.tntlIy. Bal all was qpiot IN the streets; il
seemed as if all The inhabitants had gone a,
way or were dead. No sgos of life, stores
we're closed. The SIN in JIne goes dewn
.at Stockholm al a liaIo before ten p'cIock.
There is great illumination all night, as
the sun passes round the earth towards the
tnorih pole, and the relraction Of its rays is
such, THAT you can see to read at mdnighi.
DR., B. read alener in the forrest near Stock
holm, at midnighi, without atiilicaI light
There is mouataia at the head Of the Cult
of Botilnia, where on The 2lst Of JIne the
sun does not 20 down al all, Travellers 90
up there 10 seeit. A steamboat goes from
| lStockholm for The purpose of clrryiug those
who wish to see The curious phenomena. II
only occnrs Que night. The sun goes down
to the hor zon, you can see the whole face
Of il, and il five minuies il begins 10 rise. -
AT tho North Clpe, lat. 10 ; il does not 60
down for several weeks TO the horizon,
Phe way Tie people know when it is mid.
night, they see lhs sun begin 10 rise. The
changes IN those higIl attitudes from summed
10 winter are SO great, that we can have NJ
conception of them OF all. In the winlet
time the sun disappears aud IS pqt seen for
six weeks. Tben il comes an and shows its
face Nn& A''@
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As an instance, which may serve TO show
that we werc not alone in our enthusiasm.
we would mention that at the close Of the
Trio Concentrate for the two flutes andi
VOICE (in WHICH Mr.. SIede, one of .he finest
luisls Of The age, plays secsad Allc,) The
orchestra came to dead stop. They had
been listening 10 the vocasi,and had forgot
their parls and all else. Thefo they stood
aith open mouths, until M. Benedict told
them that they 'musl not iislcn, il lhey wanrI
ted to play rher parrs' Ard tbat orchestra
contained Geolge Loder, 4sho played the
double bass, and Theodore Elsfeldi, bolIi
well inowa conductors, and not easily carried
away by eptbusiasm"
The tickets thai were bought on specula>
lion at S. 10 $6 were selling on Tuesday al
40 to 50 per cent pre- emium.
Mr., John A. Kyle, SAID to be the best aute
player in the Uailed States, will accompany
The Lind party in its tour over the Union.
---------------------------
How JENNY LOOKS letter from New
York, in the Philadelphia North American
gives the following description of the
I''Nightingale."
"Mlss Lind is slightly above the medium
height; and ia our own plain vernacular,
would be called plump. Her complexion is
very fair, her features large, without baing
coarse, and herhar OF q Light brown color. =
She wore a white cambrc muslin dress,
richly trimmed with lace, cut high in the
neck, and fastened at the throat with mas
/ Isiye gold button, Inll as large as half eagle.
The only ornament that she wore was a
diamond ring, apparently of grea. value. At
first sight, and after few minutes, conver-
sation, you would take her 10 be one Of our
hearty, healthy glyls Of Berks or lancaster
county y-Iather plain, verging on old maid
ism, and very good natured; hnt soon these
| impressions pass away; and as her coun-
Ienance lights up in smiles, and her clear blue
ieyes sparkle with delight for she is very
eXc;taoe--you are ready to admit that she
is one Of the most intellectual and logenblc
lgils you ever saw. Her manners are wholly
free from the slightest restraint; aad if she is
not simple, true, and warm hearted child
OF nature, then she is tho most couSnmmate
actress that ever wilcbed world. All agree
that you cannot EemaIn in ber company
twenty minutes without really loving her: hu
lii IS that species OF love which even husband.
\ can indulge in without any loss Of allegiance
Ito their orthodox mates"
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Would. soon be IL, n Grave.

Mr.. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS, merchant at Pie,pon'
Centre sbabgtd county. Ohio u.s. Octuher 2 3is.
and saed Of CoNsUMPTroN which the OF BRANTS
INDIAN PULMONARY B4dLSdM bad effected in Mr. Will
LIAM CROCKETT oan adjoining He said Mr.. Crock
ct had sought relief from the best physicians and
medicines but found nome for the fatal hand that unreent-
ing monster Consumption had taken fast hold his vias and
was so destroying and deblang his body thai he mere
as one who would soon iRhabh gare But in this last
extremity strange and marvellous itmay seen yet
that thense only fire bottles of BRANTS INDIAN PULMO-
NARY BALSA has uncenced the hand of the destroyer and
restored Mr. Crocket to health aud he is healthy hearty
'ugged man!
DAMN, Esq, merchant and postmaster JeGersor m
adjoining town. q about the time, and stated
that he was acquainted win Mr. CRocKET, AID testified to his
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e. R. p o w e LII,
EDIrOic AND PROPRIETOR
TERMS OF THE SENTINEL.

Ono dollar and Gfty cents per annum paid
in advance; two dollars If paid during theyeart
or two dollars and fifty cents at the end of the
year. Nopapcr discontinued until all ARENA
ges arc paid, These conditions win b strictly
adhered to-
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I1uMoR..

+
Boy-Mo, isn't Miss Lovelocke nice La
Idy isn't she lhopgb2
Mother Yes, love, she is, indeed, very
linelddy. Ell o.
Boy And don'i father think a hoapof hel?
don't ne thought
Motier- Yes, faher,, as we'll as myself,
thinks very highly Of Miss LoycIpcke.
Boy That's what | thought to-day when
see him kissing her IN the front palIor, !,
Mother-(springng 10 he~ feet with al
the agility Of having pressed her foot on hot
smoothing irnnl your father hugging and
kissing Miss Loyeocke!
Boy, Gin atone Of the highest glec)--My
eve! wns'at he though!
Mother, tbistractedlyl And did she SITTER
him 10 do such hing without raising an
alarm9
Boy, (winking his left eye in remarkably
cute style)-- She didn't suffer any al all;
she Just hugged and kissed back again, MS if
she liked |, better MOI apple dumplin' cover
ed with 'lasses dip. 5a
Mother, twtldly hysiercOl and hyslencally
Iwild)-0h! the moan, rat-eyed, pugsnosed,
redheaded fright. The scamdalous, howdici-
ous bussy III iour out her eyes, will
[Fall down fainting- -tehrs her hair, and
kicks her heels on the carpet, CRYING aloud
for divorce, while hersonruns oil for does
tor, and meeting papry coming home, tells
him, en- pascal, that be, his hopeful son,
wouldnh stand In his boots Gcrsomethlng and
a triie over. f8 eaa
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RATES. FOR ADyERTIsTNG.

RATES FOR ADVERTISING.
One squire (l4lines or less) insertions, 81 90
Every subsequent insertion, 90
Longer Embellishments charged in promo rtion.
Advertising by the year, with the privilege
OF changing Il pleasure. $500
Medical Advertisements charged like nll other
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LEGAL NOTICE,

I SARAH LaSp,
M pamtl Petition for Divorce sr
ions LAND. .-rt
IFENHE snid John LnnI viii take notice thnt tho
/ u iesuid Sarah Land has filed and there is now
pending in the Court of Common Pleas OF Harr
sou county, Ohio, her petition, wherein she alleges,
among other things; that the said John Land. has
been wilully absent from her for more than three
yeats 1st, past, and tat he guilty of gross ne
slect of4lntytowards henus hiswiie, IN ntgefting
and refusing during. all thpt lime 70 support her
OF to provide nny ymeans whatever for her support
and mRintenitnee.o .or The support mud maintenance
Of their children, and leaving her to depend upon
her own labor for her owl and their support, and
she also prnys for the CogFtt0 grant hera Divorce
from the said John Land, 10 allqw her such ai-
fnony as they may deem proper, und 10 give her
lbe ohstodyof theic children Adaline, Laiiiidand
Cyrus mentioned il said petition. ~. AL.
lsNNg aHi sstNHHl" e' SAftAfT BAND.
laesl sal1si by Jeweu s. Pepparl, her ssolS.
September II, 1850 6l. ftt ...at
a1qfgqN tQ5rl4 Ni tkHh p.iNt Wv
Fihra har
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Could not Live a Day longer! !

Messrs. T. B. CALDWELL Co, of East Ostoego Osve7o
Co, n y, respectable druggists, We Just
heard through Mr. Whteman respectable citizen of This
place, OF an important cure of Consumption, which BRANT's
lNDIAN PuLHoNARY BAtsAM has produced The wife Of
nn acquaintance of his who resides In the of Palermo in
this county She had been long confined bed and was
So dangerouy diseased that her friends believed imposs
bic for her to iipe t0a ONE DAY LONGER. But when
all other hope utterly failed she taking BRINTS
PULMONARY B41LSiM and its medical efficacy has raised
her from DYING BED, a she Is going about and
tending her doesc household affairs and duties She acBnow
edges, and il is evident that she ia indebted BRANTS
BALSAM for her recovery from long, gavere and danger
Gus sickness and her friends and negbors consider that
icine nvalnhhle.n IL 80 -.
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RAISED FROM THE GRAvH.

Ncssrs PRATT FOSTER, merchants Of TFest CorasaH
Conn., said BRdNTS BdLSdl had effected cures of such
hopeless cases of CONSUMPTION in their town. Ta now no
other coughmedcne could be sold there; that had raised
II from The that physicians and all the
friends said MUST DIE One genlenui, in particular
far gone. that his physician told him srcss take am
medicine He then isca hope c began to take
BRANT'S BALSAM-eor wELL-rand is noie as ce as Ger
He
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S4aElGaEF"s SALE.
REIN LEWIS,
u.s. In Chancery.

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nr1iN Nf"'s' c.... a.4a
s lh Nn""oe'y'
e :, =, ''Gn4s o"rtANTI' }
Nll'He Vi u'tioc Uh' o'uet ~ VI s''' iSsue' ~.
NJ ou' o' ,i, m " ''oi''o'i tt',S .. ii",ni
son p9!lyt olo' 1n 70 me 4i'eo.e:t ~ Wl'l olpL
-. l'I . l'o =, ~, wv @
,,"niS -, y" 'A '''e sV ,n
}daI OF oCl9Biilt next bei%tf me honfsot "
tse cS5E o1in a. M S eo SoII son o. s," st StS
nte. Iyinr and hriny in the town of Ne,y A thens
IN tbt ro1,,v ii iIlnprison known anfl frsirnnIeG
las Lot No a in s,id town Of New Athens. noree.
nbly 10 and IN ,hc nInt Of sod toyn ms rect iye,
tiniRe Recorders Ofiee Of sad conniy Of Iianisor,
~ (ndiz with iH and sincnl,r IN o fnpurtonaptcs
I,hrreu,ito bcloprinr and br;nc tho anmn / t ron.
yayad III Geh5ga A Afiyhsnn AGministrnior ol
J1senh Grimes. deceased, to- James 'Furbnt nm
frnu, Ipmes Tulbut 10 soir Thomas purv;unce
.DAVID UITRER'r. ShcyiF
sent Ia lg50. 6t of Y1ry,,o,,~ (,o,iyj,
- :, ~, -
e S2H satssIES SALE. @
JONATHAN hIMMELL, .....
Vs. pat;t;or c,r Partition
CHRIsTIANA kMMEL,
EFT. ALI 5 ..-...4.
VeY virtue of an order of sale issued out of Tie
! & ) Cont of Common Pleas of Harrison county,
tlo, ana 70 me Gfeelen WI 95ff lof sue ~
r,li}i,p I ,,i. =, ~
opt,s "rS'' pefWee,' lno nohII ol ~
Hm VIII aI e,1' @s,an S ' fba sontbYrsi ]
oes'lpeu fe'i fS'a'e' 10 WI: INC nc souil."'st
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o''u %nu .IN,J - ",
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81 s,a-o pANip HtA1gL.sl 4Jt.'.l : 'IIe'V m
--elI Z, io2C y. y eur '11.s = 44-sg
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CASE OF LAorArloN IN A MALE.

CASE OF LACTATION IN A MALE.
BY c ". HoRNER, 81. D, or PHILADELPHIA
Dear SiF:-According to your request,
Isend lhoparliculars Of the case Of lacialion
IN an adnll male. II occurred in lhe person
OF an athletic Anerean, named CHARLES
Collins, aged % yeats, a blacksmith, working
lat his Trade in New York. About the 10th
Iof FEBRUARY last, his attention was fast drawn
10 his left breast, which appeared TO be ems
Iarging, aud continuing 10 increase in size for
three weeks, when he came TO Philadelphia
AGer being in this city fer three weeks, he
became quite anxious in regard 10 his condi-
ton, for although he suffered very little pain,
The mamma had become quite as large rs
lhat Of female nuIsing. lie therefore lhro'
the persuasion of an aunt, was, on the 22d
OF March, induced 10 apply al the clinic Of
the Jefferson Medical College, 10 consultlhe
faculty Of that institution. His case came
up before Pfof. Mutter, who upon examina~
ton, found The mummary gland largely de-
iveloped and filled with lacleal secretion,
whieh differed in no wise from that of
mother. He could assign no cause for this
! freak of nature; his health was very good,
and the breast was natural A soap plaster
was prescribed, and compression ordered to
be kept up. which lie persisted in for full six
weeks, when the gland returned 10 lis usual
ze. and when | saw him this morning at
Fairmouut, where he now resides, it was in
every respect like the other.
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AP0TTTICAL /, AGRICULTURAL. COMMERCIAL :


lows, and taken upon the raafof the huild.
ing. Here J was astOuenc, tied and compelled
TO answer about hundred questions, all hay
ing direct bearing On the sabjoct Of ASTON
omy y
."What queer proceeding" exclaimed
Mrs jerks 7a
''llow | answered the questions, must
ever remain, suppose, a n1ys'psy 10 myself
-ceriain il is however, | did not auswer
every one -ahbdnghI did not know it ,lll
To night, there's great dpper ana cboir,
and a four horse team, mud don't know
what else in The sky. Is it not pily that
this beautiful science Is 50 sadly neglect.
ed?n
SWELL, what theh?a
"Why the next question is TOO absurd ia
be repealed.''
"They wanted to know whe,ber took a
newspaper, 0hd if so, how much | owed The
printer. Fortunately, had just then paid
Imy subscription, Otherwise lmust have been
rejected, as no man can become an Odd Eel,
low, who owes cert 10 The printer"
"Well, never9 eSclaimed Mrs. jerks,
''what an influence those newspapers do ex
erl, 10 be sure.''
"ExactIy. But scarcely had answered
these queries satisfactorily, when an i'm
Imense flame shot up, and we as quickly shot
down"
"What--lhrough the roof"
ooh no, suppose we took tie stairs; but
was SO securely bound and tongue lied. |
hardly know how we got dawn. The apart.
ment into which | was usIleted was piich
! dark, and astrong odor ofbrimslune peryaded
the room "
ayes. Itmust have been birthstone, fol
Inolhing else could have produced such /
istlfling sensation"
"WeIl, of all things"
"Then began Inc roar of artillery, with az
occasional VoIIey Of small arms. In tie mds
Eof The tunult, heard a low, swee, voice
chauAting a hymn of peace. 'Man shall love
his fellow sang the angel, ,--'C Crdel war shaI
be waged no more--peace shall reign
slavery shall perish industry meets lis re
ward charity fill the harrs Of men. Whel
Ibis happy singer had concluded, Il loud or,
for cheap portage rent the air. ?"
"Ho~ very odd"
eyes, Lut just like !hosc Odd Fellows
they are real reformers," replied our friend
f"Wel, my dear?"
"Wby then, lights were procured, and
signed the constitution"
"WeII what OF The Cat of which YOU wer,
spenking?n
son nothing, my dear, only they let he
IL, n,,IT C., -, -, 1
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l.nE scHooLMAsrER TAKEN in.

THE sCHOOLMASTER. TAKEN IN.
The following squib was 'perpetrated' in
one Of the public schools ia Philadelphia
county; we are not aware Of lis ever having
appeared in print, and its too good TO be losi
1t seems that few hours exemption from
mischief bad greatly enlarged the bump Of
Ireachery' in the upper stories of some of
the young 'Ideas.' and they took and smeared
the baIlastfade from top TO bottom with tar,
and when tho master came in, he very nas
.turaliy laid his hand on II when he mounted
the stairs, He was soon aware Of his mis-,
hap, but said nothing about il until the schol-
ars had all been called in and taken their
seats, when he acquainted them with the
fact, md said he wouId give any one FIVE
dollars who would inform him who had hand
lin t.
Ailbis moment, up jumped a little red"
headed urchin, who said
'Thr, you seth you'I give any one Eve
dolerelh who'll tell who had hard in it2"
fYos'
Nov, tAlr, you'llnol whip me, will your
mo- faa&
'WciI, thir, y, Now, you WON'T whipf'
You yoaung scamp, PA lick you il you
don't tell pretty soon.'
| 'Thr, y o,u Oh, don't like lo.'
Go on, or III skin you alive"
We'll, hir, yoph had a hand In ~ 2
The master gave in, and forked over.
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Manv Consur1,,tions c.rred

Mr.. s. H. CLARK, merchant, CLYDE Tayae county, NJ ",
wrote to inform us that BRANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM
sold readily at Clyde and sad the statements Of of
our most respectable people and personal visible knowledge
can be relied on ts medical yreg have cured many cons
tire persons several of whom acquainted with, who
hUpeessy sick be considered by physicians and all
friends, past possibility of clei an yet the facts are
EEAkI9s BALsAM laa reEI0rel Iln tn p
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JENNY LIMBS CONCERT denny Lind's
iirsl concert took place nj CasLle Garden, on
the 18th insi. The New York papsrs are
in her praise, and their descrip-
ton Of her singing. si'holp prize song, written
bv Blyard Tpylors Al" Greeting 10 AmerlcaH
was sung on this occasion, for the 6stiimc,
and loudly cncorcd. ga8 sd AZ Ht aA
I The Tribune in describing her astonishing
voice, and its remnkable qualities, says;
lu4 lt i... ota.,.-' ~. .,gl
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VOL. XVII. :. 1.T
CONSUMPTION

N all Chrstanzed and civilized countrias has caused
larger proportion of deaths than any other malady thar
the human family md until within years there has not
been any certain remedy to stop the devastation OF at de-
Rtroyer. now "a = 2
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or We've no idea Of worshiping lady
because nature has endowed her with ca.
paeiiy 10 sing--but We must ndmitdhat her
hbefally is credilable, aud her donations exs
hibIi Judgment worthy Of praise. asea4
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NO. XIV.

drawn by the enFaged and mortified Span-
lard, who had already LOST two valuable birds
by very summary process. Assoon as The
captain was declared winner, be snaiehed
up his bird, collected his bets, and srrode to,
wards The door, where he turned, addressed
the bewildcred crowd:
'lrook here, Dons, ,''said he, sits my opin@
ion that The next time you fight a Yankee
cock, you'll know that hess bird ltat dl,edys
ticks" and Shipping his wel1>fled pockets,
the captain and bis flieEds withdrew, leaving
tie Cuba cook6ghers in pleasing state of
w0nderment.
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LUNGS BLEED MUST DTE

Mr. z. g. TERRY, merchant Byron, Geneee county, NJ Y
wrote, Augusta, a48 BRANTs MEDIC Is doing
dors here. II has cured of ConspoH that the phy.
sicians had said mast de- When he taking Brana
Medicine he could not raise his hHnd his head he Ned
t1e lungs and every symptom seemed indicate that he
de but astonishing TO all he able labor and rides all
the county. lie used only fpe bot II has also cured
young lady Of CoasEnpon in Orleans county, which her
father says no doctor could eafe.~ ~ ~ 'Fs -
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thousands OF Congur1otiong

THIS BABSAM HEALS AND CURES ULCERS In the LUNGS
Nnd elsewhere iaeynat certainly and easagas PURIFY
ING EXTRACT md heals ulcers erh0Hg This Basa
NINE Of Cough and CoasuEpioa of TEN aer
oil other remedies haYe lalei 10 Do mood A - |. -.
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BRANT9S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALNAN

cures Vsrg many Of tie strongly marked and deree crses
o. PULMONARY GoNsuNPToNr Bdonbtod Of Heeyd
ted and diseased LUNGS-sHch never
before cured by other medicine. So utterly hopeless
some Of the afflicted persons 10 have been pronounced by
phIsiefdns and friends be DYING. Soe who
had their buriacoes made have been cured and yet i've
others who said would live another day, are now as
well and hearty they were. p
possesses u the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly as
nOwerlu and active as the preparation which call
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JENNY LiND'S FIRST CONCERT.
The Prize Song BY Bayard Taylor Speech
BY Barnum Jenny Lind denotes 10000
to charitable purposes!t
a correspondent of the Philadelphia Bull
letin, describing the first concert of Jenny
Lind, closes his letter as follows:
The programme concluded with the prize
song by Btyard Taylor, set to music BY Ben
cdict. This is SO much above the ordinary
Ievehof prize compositions. that copy It for
your readers" a
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WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE,

1slFor salcby tohn Beolf, Cadz w Stttrgeon &
Co. Hanisyilic ~. Rnssgll 81 CO.. Jefferson; ]. g.
A laggeu. TippGcMle; Al. gGTosk ey. Now
Rpmey; John Parrish, Moqrcfpl.t J n, Cambleu,
Dcersyile, Isaac Lewis, Georgetowh, and by Mer,
ichnhrs and Drugeists in every town Ia the Stale
~ FebrunTy 90, lSjO-ly. uf utan ita 70"
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COUGHS AND COESUNTPTTC

The Basam differs from the Extract because it possesses
eyai nledeatioas h peculiarly adapted TO- aud are essen.
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Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

and all diseases Of apulmonary naureuch diseases as us
any prove 50 fatal under ordinary treatment, when they
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-22
myself. | strove, rather to Danish the idea as a

myself. l strove, rather TO Danish the idea as q
suggestion of Satan
From that day became mnch changed, both
IN the outward and inward man. NV happiness
was gone, my naturally light and cheerful man.
ner gave place to rrtablty and gloom Time
flew on, and weeks passed without any particu.
lar occurrence, until one morning, having ar
ranged to accompany a gentleman in the neigh
oorhood on fishing excursion, informed Ag-
mes that should not return Until evening, when
| would bring my friend to dinner. Immediate
y after breakfast, off we started in dog cart
we had not proceeded more than four miles,
Wnen, IN turning corner Of the road, a boy,
VINO was shooting sparroWa fred so near TO the
horse head that it took fright and dashed off at
furious rate, nor stopped till we upset in a
ditch. We were compelled to give up our days
excursion, and leaving the groom to take care
ct the horse, my friend and walked smarty
nome by short cut, and entering the house, af
ter conducting my friend into the drawing.room,
fastened up stairs to relate our disaster to Ag-
nes' When, as 1again passed through my dress
ing room, the door was again boltcd, and dis
tnctly heard my wife say with ALTERING voice,
"Hc is returned; VIC arc tliscovered!' The SC ales
fell from my eyes, had no longer any doubt,
my worst fears were rcalizcd!
On tho agony of that moment / staggered
back few PAGES, my head rcecd my heart felt
bursting, and had we'll nigh fallen to the groud,
when frenzy Of despair and rage, scigcd me,
made one rush at the poor and roared for instant
admlttance. Agnes opened the doc and stood
trembling before me; her attendant flew to the
further end of the apartment. l dashed my
wife aside, shouting, "this moment quit my
house,; and darting across the room, seized my
riya: by the throat, laundering forth, "confess
all or this moment you die
There was moments pause; oh the agony
of that moment
Pale as a corpse, Agnes stood transixed with
horror, gazing breathlcssly upon the tableau be-
fore her, whilst, with suffocating accents my
victim sobbcd out, "Oh! Sir! Sir! as sure as /
live, | have nothing to confess, but-that was
plucking out mistrcssc's gray hairs ~