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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-17
HOrrid Murder.
Boston, April, 1851.

A most terrible tragedy occurred on Sum
day afternoon last about 5 o'clock, at the
Franklin House, in Columbus, Ohio. IL an
pears that Mr.. GEORGE PARCELS younp
man about 20 years of age, had been in the
habit OF amusing himself by filling up and
directing 10 his acquaintances blank war-
rants used by the Governor of the State, for
the arrest of iugtives for crime. They
were some of Governor BIBBs' old blanks.
MIR. Thomas Spencer, of Ross county. a
cattle dealer, and who, we learn, is a relative
oi Parcels, had just come to the city and nut
up at the Franklin House, where Parcels also
was stopping. Parcels filled one of these
blanks with the name of Spencer in il. saw
ing at the time that he had had considerable
iun with these blanks, and intended TO have
more. lie handed this blank to Spencer.
winch seems TO have enraged him beyond
measure. Some indiscreet friends, doubt.
less, increased his excitement. The testimo-
ny shows that after he received the blonk
warrant he went out of the room, but return.
ed soon and asked Parcels if he had filled
that warrant Parcels answered yes" and
with one hand on the knob of the door ms II
about going out, he turned his head TO Spen-
Ger and smiled, when Spencer shot him
through the back with revolver, killing him
almost instantly.
Persons, when they nre disposed to Joke,
should be careful with whom they ioke-
Some will bear joking, others will not. This
though, was one of the most outrageouslv
crImlnally, foolish acts on the part Of Spe1.
Ger that we ever read of He doubtless feels
the full force of what his passion has done
Tor him. On his preliminary tral before
'he mayor, the Statesman says, he appeared
very much detected aud crushed in spirit
Ohio State Journal. " 'i''"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-17
The Murmur Of the Shell.


A sailor left his native land,
A simple gift he gave:
A sea shell gathered by his hand,
From out the ripping wave;
Oh, love, by this remember me
Far inland thou must dwell,
But thou shalt hear the sounding sea,
In the murmur Of the shell.
All. woe is me with tatter'd sail
The ship is wildly tost
A drowning cry is on the gale,
They sink and all are lost
While happy yet untouched by fear,
Repeating his farewell,
Poor Mary smiles, and loves to hear
The murmur Of the shell.
Tho tidings wrecked her simple brain;
And smiling, now she. goes,
A mad girl-rockless of her pain
Unconscious of her woes
But when they ring the village chimes.
That told the lovers knell.
She sighs and says she hears at times
Death-music in the shell.
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Smiling May!

Smiling, laughing, dancing May,
Glad we greet thee on thy way;
Sparkling brooks, and tinkling rills,
Call thee from the distant hills!
Merry making month of May,
Come, and all thy charms display,
Let thy fairy feet be seen
Clothing earth with glowing green.
Come, with all the ilowery train,
Come, and Ger all nature reign;
Beautiful and bright appear
Field and food, when thou art near.
Come, for every bird and bee
Wait to wander wide with thee,
Kiss thy check, and softly sip,
Nectar from thy dewy lip!
Come, for every Minstrel's Tyre
Waits to feel thy quickening fire,
Then in numbers allegro,
Shall their tuneful quaverings flow.
Song, and dance, and music's mirth,
Thou shalt wakcn into birth,
Come, o come, thy sceptre sway,
Smiling, laughing, dancing May
WHALE.
Boston, April, 1851.
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The DImb Child.

She is my only girl:
l ask'd for her as some most precious thing,
For all unfinished was Loves jewell'd ring,
Till set with this soft pearl;
The shade that Time brought forth could mol
see;
How pure, how perfect seemed the gift to me.
Oh, many soft old tune
used to sing unto that dcaden'd car,
And suffered not the lightest footstcp near,
Lest she might wake too soon
And hushed her brothers laughter while she
lay
All, needless care might have let them play.
Twas long ere believed
That this one daughter might not speak to me
Waited and watch'd, God knows how patiently
How willingly deceived:
Vain Love was long the untiring nurse of Faith,
And tended Hope until it starved to death.
"Oh if she could but hear
For one short hour till 1 her tongue might
teach
To call me MOTHER, in the broken speech
That thrills the mothers car
Alas those seald lips never may be stirr'd
To the deep music of that lovely word.
My heart is sorcly tried
To see her kneel, with such arcvorcnt air,
Beside her brothers at their evening prayer;
Or lift those earnest eyes
To watch our lips, as though our words she
knew
Then moves her own, as she were speaking too.
I've watch'd her looking up
To the bright wonder of a sunset sky,
With such depth of meaning in her eye,
That could almost hope
The struggling soul would burst its binding
cords,
And the long pont up thoughts flow forth in
words.
Tho song of bird and bee,
The chorus of the brcezes, streams and groves,
All the grand music to which Nature moves,
Arc wasted melody
To her; the world of sound tunccss void;
While even silence hath its charm destroyed.
Her face is very fair
Her blue eye beautiful; of finest mould
The soft white brow, DER which, in waves of
gold,
! Ripples her shining hair.
Alas this lovely temple closed must be,
For lie who made it keeps the master-key.
Wills He the mind within
Should from earth's Babel-clamor be kent free.
Zen that His still small voice and step might be
Heard at its inner shrine,
Through that deep hush of soul, with clcaror
thrills
Then should grieve 90, murmuring heart
be still
She seems to have a sense
or quiet gladness in her noiseless play,
She hath pleasant smile, gentle way,
Whose voiceless eloquence
Touches all hearts, though had once the fear
That even HER FATHER would not care for her.
Thank God it is not so
And when his sons are playing merrily
She comes and leans her head upon his knee.
Oh at such times know
By his full eye and tones subdued and mild
How his heart ycarns over his silent child.
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Bugle Song.
BY rrNNYsoN.


The splendor falls on castle walls,
And snowy submits old in story;
The long light shakes across tho lakes,
And the wild cataract shakes in glory
Blow, bugle, blow; set the wild echoes flying
Blow, bugle; answer echoes, dying, dying
dying.
o bark o hear how thin and clear
And thinner, clearer, further going!
sweet and far from cliff and scar,
The horns Of ElAandfaintly blowing
Blow, let us hear the purple glens replying;
Blow, buglo; answer echoes, dying, dying
dying.
o love, they die in yon rich sky,
They faint on hill, on field, on river;
Our echoes roll from soul to soul,
And grow forever and forever
Blow, bugle, blow set the wild echoes flying
And answer echoes, answer dying, dying, dying
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company i forming in the British mesropolis, and
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SsHaary Msrs6isA.- This. gentleman has %.
|esptsd noninasjoa for ~ Sepssns Bsnch Of Ii,
ssdas Courts u Pssnsytyanis.
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RRMARKABLE CURs.-Ds. Fryer. the ossbnAsd Indian
doctor. has ths credit Of achieving remarkable cus
We wss shown he ether day slave belonging to the OLD
Lsvse Steam Cotton Pres, Third Municipality. who. We
were nfosmsd. had bssn cured Of c0nsumpoa, rather
disease Of the liver and uAgs with fever Of the bowels He
was discharged the 22d March, after being confined hi,
bed fer many months The appeared pessy restored
We also saw. II the time. negro who he'd been cured
Of By DR. Frya. IEdiors Louisiana Stat
Republicans. Lafayette. May 70, 1851. myao d&Wd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

/ A Chrome Mtns.-A chrome mine has lately
been discovered, upon piece Of land lyingin Not.
bingham township, Chester county, Pa. The dis.
been sold At low price, to the present owner, and
the former proprietor. supponng that the existence
Of the mine was known to the purchaser At the time
Of the sls, has brought an action Of ejectmen,
against him, and number Of men whom he had
employed to work the mine. The Sherf arrested
soms twenty or thirty of the workmen, on the iii
nit, and bound them over to answer at the Cour
Of Quarter Sessions. ss. X
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

1as Aloc.-This plant, which grows in abund.
ance the poorest soils in Florida, and at,ains an
immenae size, has lately been Uncovered 70 Be
iul for manufacturing purposes. The St. Angus
tine Ancient City says: "A beautiful specimen
of : fshing-iine has been made from the fibrss Of
the so-called century plant, which abounds hsre
1t has the smoolhness and lustfe Of silk. and grea
strength, and 10 well adapted for cordase Of every
description" The subject Of Introducing its cult
walton for cordage 10 well worth attention.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

&lapss !. Caaada-A correspondents Of the U. 8.
Gsxsus. wiring irom Detroit, says that he he's
besn 10 WindsSr. c. W., opposite thai city. The
vast Barracks srscled daans The lAst var, may
BE- sssn there rapidly falling % decay. They arc
'nowoccnpisd BY fugitive dawes. and among shsm
bolh posersy and suffering sss visible. :.
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Nar,ov Eseaps-As JudgesC ;. p, Smith, says
the Woodville Republican Of the 9th inst, was
attempting to ford small creek near this place,
rains, his carriage was instantly upset, with him in
it. i is almost miraculous that he escaped. The
horse was drowned, and with the carriage Roated
down the current. The upset was 80 sudden, that
the Judge did not hsvs time to jump from his seat,
and he went to the bottom before he extricated
himself s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

| Another Fire at Kensisgtons-Mr VIM. Altsmus'
starch factory and the sdoinipg stables were CON
sumed on the 3lst July. Tbs bu.Idings occupied
The eighth Of square. The Ere " believed TO be
the w4k Of an incendiaFy. On the same night
there was second alarm. When the fremen
came upon the ground at the second alarm, . dis
pute arose between the members Of the Carroll and
William Penn Hose companies about their respec.
tive rights to fire plug, which ended in fight
The disturbance qusIled by the interference Of
the Marsbal's police.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

\ Pysevsss. = Twsnty-four hundrsd marriage Il,
|ssAsss hays Hesa is.psd by1As Conasy Clsfk Of
E0ipsiaasa, OAis, during ~ ysss ending Ne ar,,
II Assass.
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/ RRiDGEWATER PANTHEON the Bridge
- wstsI Mine, Nsw ney. This PAINT is confidently
the z Il
'a'''sD 1sps GfS I'M sEs!lSs ' :s
a1d not aeesd By either issh Or salt water In four weeks
fOa PLANTATION USE
cannot Be- too highly recommended in addition ii.
sh - Il ucos which %. don $1,000 - s:st IS Psss
Mxsd Il equal pIogonions with vedlgrs. i mslss the
Im nau!al caos sht ehoceass bal Il nike with any
Other good paint and ths rsdns with which the
mo-. dslicas lal ossths with IL Immense bog sss.
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". \ RoIERrs. Ru1us. I HOWELL.
ROBERTS 81 HOWELL, Attorneys at Law,
have fsmsd pannsrshp the practice Of heir pso.
p:ssed . Tust business ibsr management AMI Gaze
haune dsvesd much and stsnton 70 ,ks study and
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

1Xs GardixsT FSoad,-A correspondent Of the
New York Evening Post says that the Presidentis
about sending commissioner out to California and
Mexico, to investigate the whole matter, and Iar.
tee here are making interest to have it white.
washing commission merely. Whether they will
succeed or mot, win depend upon the amount o.
evidence that can be procured At the trial. tits
however, asserted BY the friends Of Gardiner, thai
The mines owned by Gallagher and Gardiner were
different from the one owned BY Gardinsr ON which
the award was made. 4,
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NarroW Escape ON Loeomotaus--As the ex-
press train from Cleveland was on its way to Co
lumbus, on the 25th ult, the engineer, Mr.. Brew
stsr discovered that the lining in the jacket
fire, and got on top Of the locomotive with pail Of
water. Just then the engine atruck, = rough joint
in the road, and while the train fpnning At the
rate Of thirty.fve or forty miles an hour, he was
thrown from the engine Before the train was
stopped it some five six miles from the scene
Of the accident. and on It's backing up Mr.. Brew
stsr was found seated in mud hole, with folded
arms, and surveying the prospect. He struck
within six inches Of stump, proving that mis-.
may be a. good ~ mile. Brswster's feat o
ground and lofty tumbling can't be beat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

Accident 70 a Ftsach War Sssamer-The
steamer Aiogadore. which he's been stationed loi
thfse months'at Havana, in order 10 protect the
cpass Of cuba ssainst the attempts Of foreign
invaders. was etrnck BY lightning near the Ber
mndas on the 9Th July, One Of her masts wa,
carried swaY BY the storm or the lightning, and
she sustained other damage. She sailed for New
York, where she arrived on the 3lst, for repairs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

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