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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-06

MONEY LOANED.
SHoRT TINE BILLS discounted by
~ Burlington, Jan sa,ls5l FRANsls CPrAsLEy
GOLD AND SILVER
| N exchange for current Batk Notes.h nv
i Burlington, Jan 23Is5l FRANCIS ] c PrAsIry
A CARD
TUE Subscriber his mos, grateful acanowl-Jg.
menis to his friends and the public, for the patron &c
90 literally eNended to him since he has be business
and takes this opportunity solicit OF the
where no pains will be spared to give full AMI
faction. WM GARRETT.
burlington, January l6, 1851 Gazette copy
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
Unborn y McOWEN have determined to quit
l. the Dry Goods business and go into the Notion
businessexclusivcy, and they offer their large
and extensive stock of Dry Goods, at very small
advance above cost, in order to close out the entire
stock between this and spring,
N. Rive also have on hand large lot Of Gias s
which we viii sell at city cost. dec. -. $780,
FRS, and Last ca,l--Pay Up,
A l.. persons indebted to US, by note, book ac-
I count, or otherwise, whose accounts are now
due, will be due by contract at the close of the
year, are hereby notified that settlement must be
made according to agreement, as we design chang
inS our business and shall be compelled to enforce
the collection Of all accounts not paid agreeably to
contract. dec -, 500 WE CooLpAVou X Co.
DEREMPToRY SALE: We win Sell Hardware
I just as cheap as it can possibly be offered
Cali at GRIFFIrES \ co.'s
dec IL, 1880 Burlington Hardware store
4 0OOPERS' TOOLS: Flour, Pork and Whisky
i Dbl. Trcss Hoops. Crosses; Stock Howels; Lew
cling planes board ,Froes; shaves,
following Knives, backing Knives, stave Knives,
over shaves, hoop Knives, champering Knives ball
braces dowel bits, etc. Also, Coopers Jointers
and Jointer Irons, for sale at GRirrIrBs 4 Co.'S
dec 1880 Hardware store
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-06

" ICE: Patent and chain Vices-to work ,cuar.
Tor sale at tdec I2) GRIFFITHS 4 CO..
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! HARDWARE-Big Saw not Dead yet!!!
| TINE Subscribers have received their Fall and
| l. Winter stock of Hardware, embracing every
thing in their line, and intend selling at such prices
| as will insure continuance Of public patronage.
oct 81, 1850 II GRIFFITHS & co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-06

NEW WORKS.
n oh' Ell Hastings, or the Frigate in the oif.nr;
~ miranda, a tale IN the French Revolution;
huth Emsiey; Ma guerite de valois;
Fernando, or the Fallen Angel; Edmond Dantes;
Isi2, or Napoleon's Invasion Of Russia;
Count of Monte Christie; Corinne. or italy;
Just received and fer sale a. rAnRAH.ny
nov 1880 hook &C..
Cooking and Heating stoves a, reduced Price,.
pELlANCE cook stoves; Combination do do;
IL Air Tight do do; Parlor and heating do;
for sale to close out, at very low prices by
G LATMAN 4 BRO
dec l2'6 corner OF Water and Jefferson SITS
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-01-17

Proposals for trweekly service and expedited sche-
dule are invited, say to through each way in "a
hours, in close connexion with No 1868, to go
through from Salisbury to Asheville in not exceeding
AZ hours. Returning in same time and connecting at
Salisbury with No 1895.
1927 From Salisbury three times week, Sunday,
Tuesday, and Friday;
ByMiranda, Spring Grove, Deep Well, Mount Mourne,
Beatte's Ford Caawba Springs, Vesuvus Furnace,
Lincolnton, Shelby G.. H., Fillmore, Mooresboro,
Webb's Ford, Rutherfordon, Chimney Rock, and
Farview
ToAshevie by A am Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday,
l45 miles
And back between Saturday, Tuesday, and Thurs
day. and a m Monday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Proposals for serni-weeky service invited.
1928 From Salisbury 10 three times week, Sunday,
Tuesday, and Fridays
BY China Grove, Coleman, Concord, Harrisburg
Charlotte, White Hall, Rose Hill and Ranalebury
To Yorkvile s. c., by IL m next days, ~ miles
And back to Charlotte between Il and l. m, Tues
day. Thursday, and Saturday, and thence Salisbury
between m and 81 next days. t
Proposals from Charlotte by the direct route
to Chester c. H., s. c. invited Schedule to be
specified, connecting with railroad at Chester G. H.
Route to be curlaled as RAILROAD is extended
1929 From Salisbury 10 a three times week. Sunday,
Tuesday, and Friday;
BY Rockville, Gold Hill, Kendalrs Store, AIbemarle,
Norwood, Cedar Hill, Carolina Female College, Be-
verify, Wadesboro, and Morven
To Cheraw, 5. c., by p IN next day, 90 miles
And back via Chesterfield c. H., S. G.. instead of Nor
ven, N. O., between m Cor arrival of mail from
next days
1880 From Salisbury at 2 m a week, Friday;
BY Organ Church
To Mount Pleasant by p m, 10 miles
And back between 5a and IL
1881 From jamestown at @ week. Wednesday;
BY Hunts Store, Institute, Fair Grove La Grange,
New Market, New Salem, Sandy Creek, Troy's
Store, Longs Mills, Pattersons Store, Snow Camp,
Clover Orchard, Lndey's Store, Clover Garden,
Belmont, and Rock Spring;
To Hillsboro by p next day, 81 miles
And back between 6 a Friday, and IN next day.
1892 From jamestown at 8 a once week, Tuesdays
BY Westminster and Deep River
TO Abbotfs Creek by ii m, ! miles;
And back between | p m and p m.
1898 From Franklinvile at a week, Saturday;
To Troy's Store by 10 m, 10 miles
And back between IL and p m. Il,
1894 From Pisboro' at 5 IN, once n week. Monday;
BY Pedlar's Hill, Gulf Evans's Mills, Wasons Bridge
and Centrevile;
TO Carthage by m
And back by Pharr's Mills and Prosperity instead of
Cenreville, between and 6 P m next day, equal
10 40 miles and back.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-01-17

SOUTH CAROLINA.
3lOl From Columbia at q M daily,
by Hopkins Turn Out, Gadsden Fort Motto, ST. Mat
thews, and Orangeburgh e. H.,
10 Branchvlle by 0l m, SO miles,
And back between arrival of mail from Charleston, say
at Up m and M
3lO2 From Columbia at daily except Sunday;
by Aston, Pomaria and Frog Level
10 Newbcry q. H. by 81 a m, 46a miles;
And back daily except Sunday, between a m and
SPIN.
Proposals TO extend service as the railroad is extended
will be considered
3lo3 From Columbia at m daiv except Sunday
by Rldgeway and Simpsons
10 Winnsboro by 10 m, 35 miles
And back between IL and p m daily except Sun
day.
Proposals to extend service the railroad is extended
will be considered.
3l04 From Columbia three times week. Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday
BY Lexington G. H., Leesvile, Ridge and Lofts
10 Edgeied G. H. by 10 p M 81 miles
And back between m, or arrival Of Greenville mail
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and m next days
3lo5 From Columbia at 6 m week, Saturday
BY Pleasant Springs Countsvile, and Calk's Roads;
To Frog Level by p m, 35 miles,
And back between a m and p m Friday
3l06 From Columbia at m once week. Saturday;
BY OakviIle;
=. TO Rockville by m, 30 miles
And back between m and 10 M
9lo' From camden at 81 daily arrival of cars,
BY THlers Ferry; -'r, I,l
To Cheraw by 7 a m pe.t dov 81 mi.s
And back between Al m daily and =
Proposals TO run by Bishon"" m next day
,e, Mt. Elop, SWIM
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-01-17

BY Swangstown, New House, s. c., and Antioch
To Yorkvile, S. c., by M, 30 miles
And back between and p m next day.
Proposals for semi weekly service invited; also pro-
posals to supply Clingman, and White Plains, in lieu
of Swangsowp, New House, and Antioch, (see Nos.
1850, 1855, and 3l7S.) r
1857 From Rutherfordton M once a week, Friday;
By White Oak, Sandy Plains Earlesvie S. c.. Cow
ensvlIe, Milburgh, Milford, and Palona,
To Greenville c. H., S. g., by IL day, So
miles; lf
And back between pm Saturday and m next day.
1858 From Ru,herfordon at m, week, Thursday
BY Logans Store, Duncans Creek, Polkville, and Gar
ner's Ford
To Camp Call by pm, 81 miles;
And back between and p next day.
Proposals to extend to Shelby will be considered
1883 From Rutherferdton at M week, Tuesday
BY Pinckney, Patterns Home, Golden Valley, Miners
vile, and Military Grove;
To Marion by IL next day
And back by Sugar Hill and Cedar Creek between
Thursday IL IN and IN next day, equal to a miles
and back.
1850 From Shelby at m, once a week, Wednesday;
By Muddy Fork, and Old Furnace;
To Dallas by pms
And back by Kings Mountain, White Plains, and
Clingman, between Ga and IN next day. equal
TO 25 miles and back.
Proposals to emit White Plains and Clingman arc in
vited, (see No. 2956.)
1861 From Shelby at m, once a week, Thursday;
BY Birchetsvie Sandy Run, Grassy Pond s. G.. and
Corohens;
To sparansburgh c, H., S. c., by m, 40 miles ;
And back between m and p m next day.
1862 From Rutherfordon a m, once a week Tuesday
by Coopers Gap, Miss Gap, and Edney vile;
To Hendersonvie by m, 80 miles;
And back between and p m next day.
Proposals to end at Edneyvile invited also promo
sails to end at Horse Creek.
1858 From AsbovIe at 6 m, week. Friday
BY Sulphur Springs, Avey's Creek Mill River, Bois-
ton, Cayonvile, and Davidson's River
To Ca,hey's Creek by M 81 miles;
And back between a m and p m next day.
1854 From Asheville at M twice week. Monday and
Friday,
by Hommeny Creek, Pigeon River, Forks of Pigeon,
Waynesville, SCOTS Creek, Franklin Tennessee
River, and Clayton Ga.
10 Clarksvile, Ga, by m next Wednesday and
Sunday, 100 miles
And back between m Monday and Thursday and
81 m next Wednesday and Saturday.
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Military strength of the United states.

The statistics of the military forces and reSonr eeS of the several nations of Europe, which have lately appeared, presented formidable warIike aggregate; bat for all the purposes of defensive and offensive warfare, they exhibit nothing equal to the internal military strength of the United States. In the city of New York alone, there are l6S volunteer companies. numbering on an aver age 60 Enen each, which gtse total of i0,050 fighting men. equipped and almost fully dlseiplin- cd. This large body of men are subject to no military rules and regulations, except those they frame for their own individual benefit. pFopor- donate foFce of artillery sad dragoohs also exists and which, when added to the former, give the nucleus of the military power of the city; but if necessity required it, the city of New York in one week could raise and equip an army of one hundred thousand men. Such the military resources of one single city in the Union On referring to the Army Register (offieial,) of 1850, we find the actual organized militia force of the United States set down .n the aggregate at one million nine hun dred and sxty thousand two hundred and sixty
 five men, with no report from Iowa, Callfornia, Of the territorles. The total mlitia force of the UaEon may, therefore, be safely pat down al two millions of men. There is an inherent military spirit in the American, and love of military glory as strong as Tn the Prenchmaa, combined with the mast practical character in the world. His average height IS two three inches taller, and he is more vigorous and athletic. and n every sense more of the man on the average, lhanth European. He
 IS from hls youth accustomed 10 the use of arms, in hed sports and target practice; in fact detaeh ment of our militia infantry is a detac hment of sharp shooters.
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A Re.e hr aar e.her Nune. etc.

Names do make dIiferance in things, no doubt. At least. most people thiak so and act in aceord- anee with the sapposiii0n. cersaia defects and diseases have been rendered "slie Fen;eei's fsr tune, by diBt of elegant names. Even cold ia the head s-the most provoking. vulgar. and disgusting disorder possible to houest people, can be qualified and patiated little by ealing II an "indaeuza." We oace caIied lR apon a geafie- msa and kis wife--the former psaiF. blunt ma the latter :. geEteel," affected wosnan--holh thoroughly sick with q cold in he head The man was taking T naturally, and hard The ws- man was dressed n rather shewy earefaiiy made disAsasiie and clearly doiag her best to maze handsome thing of her uncomfortable situation. '' And hos is madame to-day P said Ncs adareas- iag the lady.
 "ch. shoskingiy ili r repliesl the woman. trying, to look interesting. in spite s her swollen eyes and frd nnse. :. 1 am afflicted with the grssashax in- sssnEsA."
 And she pronounced the Last lwo words ax fl she were establishing her character as . fashionable woman by her elesaat aaaaner of having tae :. ia- iaenzzh."
 < And s0a are sick, too" sad we, sdlsesslng the husband.
 l" Yes. sir." sad the man. vita bnaess emphasss --. fss, ssE--Em having ths S-s Aorss 4astenpsrs
 @s~ssVes -. -%
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Increase of Formulation.

The Natisnsi Eafeli;geHeer contains letter to the editors of that paper from the venerable Will liam Darby iH which, after alluding 70 the rapid progress of western emigration. he makes the fol- lowing calculations on the probable population of the country one generation hence:
 The organized States and territories on the cas- tern regon Of the Unlted States embrace an agg.e- gate area so near one million two hundred thou sand qdare miles, that this aggregate area may be adopted without much departure from reality Assuming the entire domain at three millions oi square miles. leaves yet for the already organized sections, and the spaces urorganIzed of the great Western or Pacific region, an area comprising one million eight hundred thousand square miles. The actual population of the whole Of the United States teEntory may be assumed at 24 000. .000, or twenty to the square mile oa the Eastern or Att lantlc reglon. 4 similar distributive population on the whole domain, from ocean to ocean, would give an aggregate of sixty miIAoas-a number wkieh, on strict mathematical analysis and record ed data. afforded by actual progressive numbers, will be reached by 1884, thirtythfee years from the present time, as may be seen by the annexed tabular statement. h the NasionsI htetkgsHesr, No. 9.994, t1s45,) may be found a centennial cen Sus table, calculated by me, extending from 790 to 1901, founded the census of T90, and con sIueted on an annual increment of three per cent. per annnm. The population of $50, by the cen SIS, amounted to 2J, ,26o, ,724; by my table the population was given at 23,i3S, GOA, difference t22, 7j0, excess in favor Of the census. Adopting my tabular numbers at every fifth year to 1885, fhe nonnlatiOn will stand thus.
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IT A correspondent of the CanbFidge Inlepea- dent, one who enteftans but . slight affection for the doctors. pesAres scene in the Chrystai Palace occasioned by the sudden indisposition oi ylSltef. doctor IS caiied for, and before The echo has died away doctors come m tfoopss Msdi- cal shadows of Presneitz Hahaemaan' Cullen Brosssassl aad Eiliotsoa, Ailopatalsts, Hydro paihists, HomefatalstS, Zolsts, Emp.fscs the medical elite of the world 4 Grsad Exhibition ot the Medical Science of ell nations Dash him into the water" cried one; "A mllionth part of a grain of ToEmeutil!s,' another, Put the jet eau tn his m0uth.r Bleed Leech Caiomel and Opium Sat Volatile Mesmerlse him Whilst al the outer rim ef the crowd stand groups of voci- serous believers in Morsons or Paris Life Pills "Heayens. gentlemen" thought we. "tifeEe's q screw loose here with vengeance and hehooving the public to look to- The mechAnies who meaded tse aanses and the valve, and The screw evidently understood their haSiuezs; and the medical pro- fessIon, with it's hnadred eresds and bat two speel- nes. it's models and dsssections, Is hais aad col- 1eges and lectures and dscrees, do not yet under- stand lhears"
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TEs r.arre.s vssSsI Aasal.

The ~cinsl3azsi EaquifrFs csntaias ihs follow. ing desefiposn q manns msnuleF sbsat to bs constructed h thai eiays
 Y Dr. Spaldins, Inc Circus King. be been in town several d4yn. cIo6etEd wffh nrchlaaets and nhip. buiidefs, pfaiechhg an enterprise, compared with which at etheF show pfaisesB ass literally n14hiag. He has the drawings and wsxking pians Gos monstes aoasing paiacs, foF the constTueti0n of which be s getting estimates t08 feel IGne and @ feet beam. with iuxun0as aecoum9antioa for 1000 epeetat0Kx. The ihtefiQg is C. be aa amphi- theafFe. much more eapaci0aa and costly than any thsatFe in the conntry, wIth cushioaea aud armed ehaiFs dge siscIe. pnrquette, and eaGlery; saloons pronenades and wIfh dfawlng rooms; stage, dfDpa, and eceeeFy--welf ventilatsd and Eighaed, wifh facilities f1r speedy ingfess and exFess lighted with gas and Bengal iights. and exsry modern and elegant improvement. The exteFiogof this Lesia- than of the deep, is to b. ke H0thng in fAs eaytA beneafk. oy tAe saafsys 1nfer fAe eartA An agent proceeded so Europe in the last steamer, 10 pro- cure rare novelties fH this samptaous place 0f en- tefsalnSnenf--fr.an Asa and Africa, wtid snlmais from their native wiidSl from France, equestfians and baiiet Efs; from England, aeFoAts and aeioEs and fr,m home, some 0f those indigenous artistes that wouId acquire no additional laSsHe for tTans atianue endorsement. Fms water mountain is to be lowed by two steam tenders tofhe qaftons towns upon the Mississippi and its tributaries n summer. and be mooFed at the Levee n Orleans ln the wiHaer. ItIs estimated to cost forty thousand d0l- lars, and will be completed aext spring. although Dg. s. has offered a large bonus to have t com pleted m time for this wlntefs carnpsign-
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INSURANCE
prolettIsn Iasuraat, rsnpaar of Hartford. q

it1t1thSh thSuEdats t5dpdHt bi Hafti0fd, u.
 Incorporated, 1928. Csp.asl ssck, Aru..al Prsssinas, ant Hest<ra FanI, sI, ,0oo,oO .INilE Merchants and H3aSeholders of Little A keck and Paiasa county are respectfully re ieTree te the superior saYantsgcs offered for Fire Insurance bY WM. F. WAT, the aa.korlzef agent of tAss CoDpany.
 ~ By the establishment. 2s years since of Cen tfaI OEiee at Cincinnati f5f the psof.nt settlement i western aHd south weSsern toSSes, carefai seiccion of FlSkS, the nos. aaFernt;iag aitentp5n 10 iher dispegsbn. ansi prudence aad eeono..iy in al its tfansartAaps the officers of tAis Company have hsa ihesSASSfactoH of seeing tss asctasaess sna pr9sp&sty constantly on tbe Iacrease se dur lg tons period of yeats. Many eiAeF Compa mes Have a the meantime Alsed e9 d.schaTse their just la eilf1es, having been weakened and finally render ed bankrupt. hy reeStess e0ufSeas buslness.
 Insurance CompsBses af tAs stsaap and char aeteF are continually sprngiag ID in various parts et Inc country. lt IS nos oar purpose (by accept tng pfefalnms inadequate to cover the average an auas loss to eomprte with such irresponsible of fees. waase obret weaid seem to b.. to collect considerable sam rum the operations Of one CT two seasons, divide the psUceeds, and pay thetr losses, Of Hoi ss eSpediency may dleisse. On Iae contrary, ihe Protection fmsraare GsesspanY. af Hartford, will maintain is business upon a per manea' and fespoBsi5ie bssis and thsr.by s-t.,iy, continuance Of tbe patronage wk.eh las hitAer 10 oeea 80 literally extended.
 WE. ROBBINS,
 Geasyal 1geaf Prxeefioa hsUrancs C,a. Fae andefsisaed. local agent IS supplied wtsh oiank poilcies and renewal receipts which viii be issued, eoverng approved nsks apon reasonable terms. WI E. WAIT
 Agt. Pro. las. Co.,. for Latte Rock Nov, 2s, 1881. i2-2m.
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sugar from Indian corn and oil of vi.riol.

4 patent has been granted at Washington for
 process of making sugar out of corn, which,
 though familiar to ali chemists, ls doubtless novel | lo most of our readers. quantity of corn meal ] s placed ia a boiler, to which IS added nearly an equal quaaiity, by measure, of water. together with snait proportion Of common oti of yftrIo, OF suiphurc acld. The mxIuFe IS then bottled al ! a very hgn temperature, when common brown sugar $ produced. held n slution, of course with the acid. quantity of common chalk Fs a0w thrown n. winch has the effect to remove the vItrol from the agar, the virloi uniting to
 the chalk, and falling with IL as sediment to the bottom of the bolier. The hauld sugar IS then drained of ato another vessel, boiled down to
 lasses, and finally erystaized and eiari6ed ia the
 usual manner. We maginS that an up%raEing ao- pafatus. placed ia the Worlds Fau, and turning out jumps Of sugar made of corn and vitriOi, would
 have made the "sesi of mannnd,' conclude that the yankees had a compact with the witches, er some other supernatural. power. The pasentee of this process is MF Geosge Riley, Of ths city.
 Sugar may be produced in the same manner from common starch, corn stalks and other h5Fons substances. The process affords fnr example Of what chemists cali catalysAs. Thoagh sugar IS producEd Yet Inc nakaTe and strength ~ the ysros E aot " ht aLesed. neither s the original quanti- ty diminished & The same vitr,ol would, therefore, suffice to coave-t indefinite amount of meal ln- t6 sugar.
 We hope .he day is not far d vaai when mare attention will be pad to the sa5 ct Of ehesaissFy as bfaaeh of eaneall0n, than t ow receives sa la8st of oar schools. T8ouga i4s ,Nocess above described seems wonderful. Il is 10 more strange than the phenomena presea;Ed by the eonhaSg,oa of tailow candle, iiow few know that burn iag caHdle Is ia effect gas ligh the melted Lal- log CT carbon being raised bY capillary attraction to the centre Of the fame, winch, beIng hollow. fstas retoft wheYeia tlse tali0w ,z subjected ta aa immense heat. and thus converted into lElam,- natlng gas, in precisely the same manner ss the eaFboa "a the huge retor,s al the gas maaalactory $ turned into gas
 Food. GtlRk. aIr. fuel. clothing, and thousands of other substances Of daily ase, srs resaiis of eaemcal combination, yith which every oae should be famiar- ChemlstFy is q science from whch more real interesting ana practical knowledge can be .ae- rIyed than from alaoss aaY otaef Yet 10 hgaaeh of education is so badly negiected.--Nsw fsrk San.
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An Exel,iag scene.

few days since, a lasge crowd Of passenger. arrlgei on board a steamer from Memphis to Gin ctluati. Our attention was called to an unusual crowd hackiag from below on deck, with the cap tan and two or three officers of the boat, We 0taed the crowd n search of an incident ta drive awAg the Enonotony os q steamboat tnp. Upon afnylng at the spot which seemed 10 De he ceatre of sxcltesnznt, we found man In a quaker bfe attire, seated on a large chest, dectarng that I. saold aot be broken open unless they killed aim. S1og from the chest as if n distress. was heard a g9.ce apparently of a colorea person. Let Gle out--td radder go back to massa
 On mercy I can't stay here ID longer
 Lo1S here. my friend, sand Inc captain, you'h alve to get of that chest.
 li be daFneA fl do, he replled-
 On dear let me out les ne out came from the chest Ia iones of sadocatlon.
 Mate, sald the captain. bnng some men, take that psFson 0ff the chest, and break t open
 Tue person showing fight, was seized and drag gel qd. ss tt was supposed ae was carrYlng oH Mf Dafkey. contrary t0. law made and provided Tae m4,r .91k aa itoa bar, and forced Ii between the Id saa the boly of the chest
 Oa deat you vii Xvii ne sald the stiaea voice. 0a lear l want to get out l want to g. back l sdall dae
 Hlfoa, just litiie longer. sad q philanthrop;c .71aag 'aitgidaal. aai yoa snall soon be released
 Al H,ease feeging of sxeifemsnt now pervaded lac crowd, bat the mate soon succeeded la fesnoy- las he Id; and as n swang from the eheSs an t7eaHsly demoaiac Iangh seemed 70 issue ftom the 1'i eiptases, xlgil which II was hisd, whiie not Af,ag .alng seen. Asaazsuieat now was ae. P'e;e4 qa the eoanteuaaees of ihe bewildenrd @oSefs 5a. We were soon iet into the mystery by ,4. capiaia, who snfOnnrd IS Of what he was osi'-e aware, 5ut had fosgo.len-thas the iainit- 4''s F&Aif of Siv1, the renowned ysassiloqatst, +'9 z 9f apparently easa steetaGor of the pro- ,eslaSS. must aekRow ed se the whole was so aA'lFa9. and the stted voice so perfect, that Il @ va 4aia not 10 believe tkat supernatural agency Aa1 oee4 employed ,n eEPtyag the chest Of it's soa'eass.-Cta. Eag.