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HUMMELL'S ESSENCE OF COZ

HUM MELL7S ESSENJE Of JUF-
FEE-A truly valuable article und er the above
Is now offered TO lie public, packay OF which price
l2i ceufs will 20 as far four pounds OF store Coffee
Coffee made BY this Essence VIII preserve the real
OF the Coffee with fine flavor AMI color, and viii be much
more wholesome than pure Coffee and be perfectly clear
without ANYTHING 70 clarity t. Il IL Manufactured Phla-
cepha where Il Las been tested by some Of the most
spectacle physicians and others who bear testimony 20 the
above facts Il Is now offered the public in this City,
al needs but rial 10 be- ayorte with lovers Of
good Coffee It's the intention Of he prOpretors 70 place
+ in respectable grocery stores in al parts Of the City At
present il cen be obtained b. tie following place., w;
Corwin, 6S9 Broadway; Gross Co. n G'andst: sla
PIES l52 Bowery rlfrd Tssri-av Field, gJ-ner Third
az ard Twelfth s.; Lane, corner Fourth-aY and Tenth
ST.; Chambers corner Rutgers ano Madi,on; Bogart cor
East Broadway and Rutgers; Crawford, corner He'd
~ aud Clinton; Griffin, corner Easi Broadway and Pixies
A bro corner Division and Elcrdge-lst Division; Lea
nan. = Division. Fowler. - Greenwich Ball1gh, |
Chambers; Gsssner lj2 Chatham L1ther and Hampton
corner Csnsl aud Church; Bailey Catherine and
Henry, ard Of the agents HAMMER HORTON
.sfGNFSTuThSF 81 OiIsonst
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a VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE,

suitable for Summer Hotel OF gentleman's private
residence on the Highlands Of Navesnk p miles from the
CITY OF New-York For farther particulars apply to j.
FLETCHER, So Chslhsmst. Zof I'm
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II KELLY'S CRATE and FENDER
n n sMANUFACTORY, S6 BrOomest doors west Of
the Bowery adjoining Dr. Cones Chsrch. ". Y-Buildera
and others who about purchasing would do well 10
call be feels confident thai hs patterns for variety and
cheapness. unsurpassed. i3l In
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no LET-FURNlSHED Or NOT

" 7 O4b
n house In he country. built inamO tern style two
hours ride By Railroad and three mnuies walk from
Depot There Il a bah house the margin Of a small
river, and life boat 10 sail 10. bsra aud stable AID
garden house. grape vines fruit aud bushes
Rent reasonable Inquire 25 Christopher 81 OF Mr..
PURDY. 2dl<s
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NOR SALE and TO LET at Hoboken.

II Several nav three story and basement brick dwell
m "a In the immediate vicinity OF The ferry These houses
sre furnished with every modern cvenenoe hot aud eoia
water In the kitchens bah rooms &c ana gas VIII % Iu
pshed az soon as the works completed There are also
Large flower gardens Ia front and good yards win wsod
OF w: w on, hN, Ason'
but win be rented from the first Of May. 2it Wv"
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HOUSE FOR SALE, TO LET OR
TVOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

u kLEASE-Eo. 10 Grsenwich-st near tbs Battery
hosa 81 feet MOTT by 80 feet deep lot 90 feet deep Inquire
m Isl imsi LIN LIVINGSTON. s. John-st-
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VYNO LET-A good stand for any kind OF
n Retail busire ss the House and Store 10 Carmnest
rext TO the corner OF Blocker north side 81 present occ-
Zee as Clothing Store. Apply al 1871 CanatsL ~ioI
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TNOR SALE.-The splendid country rail

~ dence, the estsie OF thelsis GEORGE RICHMOND
embracing ninetysix acres Of choice land beautifully
AIR ssed along the karan River about niles from tho
eItv OF New. Bfunswick NJ which Only sspreciA
al nv an examination The buildings include large aud
conyenIeat dwelling Ia perfect efder. good arm Car
SMge House, Ice Houses, nc &c The grounds srouni
che mansion decorated WAN oresi snroooesy AMI fru
ara other particulars msy DO obtained on application
~set III Snw2w
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EOR SALE OR TO LEASE.-Tho

NOR SALE.-A House and Lot, 27y
n Ninth a. convenient TO Stage rouies The House
h four story % by 10 feet with an extension two stories
nigh The lot Is BY half the block The House has
been built two yesrs IN The very beat manner and fitted
with all the modern improvements such as hot and cold
water Bath room wash tray and Gas hxtures The
Psrors are ited with mahogany doors plated furniture,
&c, &c Tille indispushe. Inquire Ga The premises
yVYll ~ sold on easy terms i7f2ws
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FOR SALE & TO LET.

EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-10 or
II 20 pareels Of LAND. in ssy TO lots each eigiby
susied miles from he City Hall 10 the gnoornoo1 o.
C.rsrsvfle sfsges constantly passing ard within two
n,rtss wax ofs Hudson River Rsilroad Depot An 90
nor,,ntv 10 DOW Ch-r,d for those who wish 70 become
owner OF cheap residence without being sa5ject 10 thS
caprice OF crusy landlord. The present owner 10 IN
dnced In order kep the neiRhborhood desirable -
possible should egbi persons come forward as
10 sell low one hafihe purchase money remain 90 m ~
gage and 10 advance half the cost Of dweiog' Nv"
asfIws VIM r. MARSH. III bowerv.
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KE/INTER GARMENTS.--In view OF
the advanced taste OF the Season, Offering
kedured Prices selection nom what IN an endeayor 20 70
Sln he supremacy ~ our Goods We nave 90 hessuonn
sopuending a. ihe best assortment OF first OuAjy
READY MADE GARMENTS In the city, comp1sag
particularly new style Of surtouts Over and sedy bee
hresu and Frork C0slp Pentalo0ns, Vests, &c.
WHY JENNINGS Go. 81 BrosdwN
d23H opposite thu Para Founlsn
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CITFET STIDFS AND SHOE ORN-

kSAMFNTs attention Of HRilers and Shoe dealers
IL invited IL our stock Of Steel Slides aid Shoe Ornamenl
which gill sell IN lots 70 sur pucnasers az insn
turer's prices. TdOSiA 40 siOn ~ y, ~, otsO
l71rn 6lk So Elizabeth slcOTn3r o. Hester
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NOR SALE.-1'he South Manasing Isl

and opposIte Rye Portchester HsrbOr, and less than
an hours de nom Nev-YOrk of about so acres 40 being
uplsnd richest quality II rises 50 feet shove the SOUND
The best of sea bathing fishing yachting, fowng ana ali
kinds OF shell fsh are at the door II IL connected Oy
bridge of 80 feet with the main land II AFFORDS several
choice building spo VIII be sold parcels or altogether
'O aaf yRweods G. r. CROMWELL, GO walIst.
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NOR SALE-A HOUSE and LOT
a 10 PORT CHESTER near the New-Hsyen RAJ
road Depot the post road Lot ~ by - ieel o,s
frae house; bouse Is by 50 feet Price 300 Inquire 81
&C. Beecker, or $50 RrOOme-st NY u" ~
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ONO CASES ADAMS BLUE AND
GOOORAN9E PRfNTs.-supenori 10 quality Of wofk
and variety Of style, for sale by G. b. LIE SAXON,
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.opC.rrOR OLET-A HOUSE

coraipng seven finished Rooms, w.ih about o.,
- - f,rSand attached pleasantly susted IN 'he w
Acfe OF 49, Town Of Rye WestcheseF COuuty with
Af ., sles on The Nevv-York and NswHsven Railroad
~ :, RI Ne and about mile from Rye Beach Ga the
,3ses IL barn, convenient for keeping hOtss ana
riage Also. near the above premises and ~hin ~ roa
~ he Landing from which packet runs weekly Los OF
9round suitable for erecting buildings for any
me purpose For further particulars inquire Of yOhN
OEDNEY near the premises loI I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28

NENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
~ Company hereby appuse the public thai hey are now
nan any other establishment uniformly do Their ex
iensve Wholesale trade always requiring them 70 keep %
hgnd very large the purchaser al rels Bes
.arily derives many advantages by trading with heih
which be will fsil obtain elsewhere City and country
families would greatly consult their interests by duly
rnrdnQ this advertisement This IL the Oldest Tea Com
pany In the city. Their only establishment 10 az ~ Chat
ham 81 between Pearl and Roosevelt and they have now
no branch stores
0rocers supplied IN ANAL quantities az 10" as by the
chest NIB INV Jlo 0Ln'
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A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESI-

ADENCE AT KIEGSBRIDGE, WEsTCHESTERCo.
FOR sAIE-Consising of a Two story house with base
ment and attic-foDtins ffyour feet including WINS,
marble mantels and CRATES throughout the house Ine
Ot on which IL consists Of though more
car be sdded If desired The ground is handsomely laid
cut with fruit trees shrbbey &c There sre also al me
necessary Outbuiidngs, such Coschhouss icenonse
&C. Ills wiih0 twenty minutes walk Of either the Hudson
River or Harlem Rail Roads For further particulars IN
Quire Of ROBERT CARTER BROTHERS, 20 Bfos1-
way. -
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az 0NMESTOCK FOR SALE AND
RC,OUOsTORE TO LEr-Tbe business is veil
established and the Store desrsby located Broad way
Needle Stores consisting Of Hosiery and other Staple and
Fancy Goods. For further particulars interview
be had by addressing W. Tribune Office, giving name
and address ZfZweOd"
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II
Thirty Acres) situated In the County OF Orange two
and han miles fon the Chester Depot Of the N " and
Ene Railroad. ard one and half from the Newburgh
Rrauch and at distance Of about Ave niles from the VII
qe OF Goshen the county seat II 10 considered OF
she fnesi locations IN this pa OF he country and would be
very oesshe place for city gentlemans eouRtry seat
Yer further particulars enquire Of WIN. H. GALE, ESQ
90 Nassau al " or of the subscriber the premises
Address DANIEL G. mOFSAT, Cheater
l0fSy Orange County. Y.
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NOR SALE-A desirable COUNTRY

NOR SALE.-Five Houses on North
n aide ofTweuy ninsh-st, two between Brosdwsy aud
nixh-syonue and tbree OF Sxh-Svenae Very neal
threesiory brick houses with hot and cold water bathing
Tub water eosei &c. Price - 400 10 SSec large part
Inquire The preTnises al No. ST. o. ne two first
named houses between Broadway and sixhAvenue, OF
Mr BUCKLEY 81 lm'
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EOR SALE in Jersey City, five min

HUN OALE III JtISby NIJyf HVO IIIIH-
n ues walk from the Ferry, three of those beau
ul Three Story aud Basement Brick Houses In Prospect
Place, in full view Of the Bay; they well finished In
modern STYLE with marble mantels, CRATES &c Part OF
the purchase money remaia on Bond aud Mortgage
Also two stores 10 let Newark Avenue Enquire OF
f. JONES corner Of Barrow-st and Newarksv, or OF
ID LEANAN. Architect, 654 Broadway, ~ Y, between 10
A M and p M. 2if lmf
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STEFAN POWER TO LET.-Three
- rooms 100 by % feet, with Steam Power. Inquire Of
ISL n C. NJ. SIMONSON 1871 Lewis-sL
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TOLORED CAMBRICS.-100 casos
" all cOlOrs and qualities for sale a. reduced Pneea b.
"A C. 3. LIZ BARON, IS Pine-ik
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NLASS-W WARE cheap for cash at the
N Manufacturers Depot 3 Cedar-s up stairs. sell Al
ma orices by The package ouyput shsve on and take
no discounts OF. AARON SUIIONt % CeuAI'sE a.,
NB-Glass OF ali kinds made TO order. PerfuInerS Yi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28
NOR SALE AT HIGH BRIDGE

IL There are few VILLAGE LOTS, from half an acre
% three acres In size situated al the High Bridge,
ON the Weschester side Of the Harlem River They have
q front on The river OF upwards OF Two thousand eet
These lots command hne view OF the High Bridge and
The Harlem River great variety Of other beautiful
scenery They will be for safe at the present prices ony
few dAys Apply 10 ID. b. WlNrON, III CedaT-sl where
q map can be seen. 2f2
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VNO Rem The large two-stOry
Il HOUSE. with sore and back room, 54l Greeuwich-st.
near Spring will be let separately together Apply At
64l Broadway. III AZ
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LNOR SALE-The two Lots of Ground
II Nos 40 and AZ Ezabeth-st each . by 100 feet Ap
ply 70 JAMES II. THORN, l69 WakersL I<lIw-
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-The Col

onsde House IA Fleet-st near Fulton, Brooklyn. with
handsome earcen attacked Possession be he'd I'M
medisiely. Apply On the premises, or 70 -. ,,,
ISfISts GEO. BALCHEN, los Wal-st
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NOR SALE-The stock, good will, Tx
lures aud TIRES years Lease from the frat OF May next
Of a BOOT AND SHOE STORE established SIX years
now doing good business and located Ia one OF the beat
tborou gbsres 10 the civ The reason for selling the pro-
49,; 49, :, ,. eEisb,h avenue 25f IT.
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The three-siory brick HOUSE. and Let, SO Chrysie
rss, rnpdst IL offered for sale by the Subscriber Pie
House 10 good order having been built and occupied by
lie oyser-has ne cellar yard, piAzzs, ard the
cocn vnernarble nsntsis in first and second Stories
Cd basement TwO-hlrds Of the purchase money may
main on bond and mortgage For further particulars in
qure Of the subscriber 81 Rsynors S90s.os 70 B9~eFy
2Sf o. hlhAh hAiNOh-
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ITO LET.-The basement and first and
second foors Of The fine III Liberty st. highly
eligible for who esse liquor dealer or gr9csr snd Tor
p,arv purpofes Apply To T. HART,
e7f iva TnaInessL
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Rochelle a ouarter OF nile from me Deps., GUN
rRY SEAT containing ABOUT ten acres OF ea0lce EaNS
VOL ''' ID HARRISON, Jr Attorney a. Law,
,oo.s1v,f 344 BrOOme 81.
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a Il PRIV Ale SALh. Inc Two story
IN and attic brick HOUSE, and LOT, 1872 Walker-sreeL
Size house. q by Sc feet deep Size OF o y by % fe
a. 500 cen remain en- bond and mortgage II desired FOR
95f iyy Auctoneer, 7 Broad-st
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PIANOS.
CARHARTS OWN IMPROVED

OMELODEONs Of superior tone and style, for sale
al the Melodeon WaIerooms. at S68 Broadway. Please
call and examine. isl lm'l Us. CLARK
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E-lSiaes of Wisconsin. Iowa and Illinois upon carefully
selected Lands by WASHBURN WOODMAN, A.tor
neyf and Councillors at Law, Mineral Point Wisconsin
w L w win purchase and pay the highest prices for
Lands located by themselves they will also Purchase Land
Warrants. Messrs RODGERS WOODMAN. 10 VIII
lian-st win attend in this City, By whom
all necessary papers will be prepared I'll lm'
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CyOR SALE-The 3 story Brick House

IN and Lot 1888 South Niuth.st, WILLIAMSBURG
Lot 25xO0 Honse 25xs0 This House is bull, 10 the beat
manner; subcelar; front basement finished rs dining,
room--back basement Kitchen with range &c; psted
door uirminRs in parlors marble nantes through the
house For terms inquire on the premises or OF
ar Iwt BURR, WATERMAN co, ia Souih-sI
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AT PRIVATE SALE.-A Lot of
AGROUND on the south side Of Thrteth-st, COM
mencng $50 feet east OF Lexington av Size p by ~ ee
inches. For terms apply 10 r
25fIw ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Broadit.
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DRIN1S.-A full supply Of Spring
styles Just received suited the trade and for export
for ssle by j29 III HEsmITH CO 90 and 50 Piaesl
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DODERTCK LAWRENCE, REAL

VACANT LOTS FOR SALE.-Two of
' the best LOTS on Seventh av., west side. between
Twenty second ano Twentythird ats two LOIS on
sevenih-av The Improvements making and 10 be made
on is Avenue ard IL the vicinity, render his properly
aSf1 "FF' e w. CHESTER, 81 Walltt
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NALAMANDER IRON SAFE FOR
- SALE-One Of Wildefs patent large size, IN excel
len, o,5sr Anplv TO BANGS, BROTHER co,
iee eet Voi' NFf'' z0i Broadway.
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no LET OR LEASE.-A large an

10 LEI OIl LIIIN0Ts'--Ft 'UI = o1I1
convenient House Just completed. at the Patterson
Deu6 Of the Harlem r. r. The building was designed 10.
q PUBLIC house, and the location presents COCA
opening FOR that purpose. IL would also % des aDe
ace for the accommodation Of Summer Boarders me se
commands fine view Of the surrounding country. 10
ore who has The means furnish II properly and would
keep frsLraie house. Il will be let low, by appynS 70
j. A. TABER, a. Patterson, or JAMES HAfI,
81 sue AZ Nassau St
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U7FTFGRAPH WIRE.-.ICaABOD

i wASHBUBN co: Hsuuecturers OF all kinds y1,, o.
Iron Wire FROM Foreign Retired Iron TeegrsPdp VIZ
Rrtgbt Annealed and Spring Wire All kinds OF kound,
Fisf Angular or Oval Wire best adapted to Masnne ps
poses Strengthened and cut IN A"5 ie"E'" 10 S,ns
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-05-28
as she had pretty strong voice, she would

as she had pretty strong voice, she would
be able to M AXE her friend hear her.
in few hours after, Uncle Nat and his
lady drove up to the door Of his country
mansion, and Boss Kicker, who was pre-
viously informed of the time Of Uncle Mats
intended arrival, was already in waiting
to help enjoy the fun that was to come Of
the meeting Of the Deaf Wives! Mrs.
Kicker, not expecting to see them at the
time, happened to be engaged with her
domestic duties in the kitchen; but, observ-
ing her visitor through the window, she
flew to the glass to adjust her cap and put
herself in the best trim to receive them
that the moment would allow. In the
meantime. Boss Kale had ushered Uncle
Nat and his lady into the parlor. by way
of the front door, soon after which Mrs.
R. appeared in the presence of her guests.
"Mrs. Kicker, will make you acquaint-
ed with Mrs. Ela," ioared Uncle Nat, in
a voice of thunder.
"How do you do, madam?" screamed
Mrs. Kicker to Mrs. Ella, with her mouth
close to the ear Of the latter.
"Very we'll thank you," replied Mrs.
Ella. in tone of corresponding elevation.
"How did you leave your family?" con-
tinued Mrs. R., in voice quite up TO the
pitch of her first effort.
"All very well, | thank you-how's your
family?" returned Mrs. E. in key which
called into requisition all the power of her
lungs.
In the meantime. Uncle Nat and Boss
Kale. who were convulsed beyond the
power of endurance, had stolen quietly
out Of the door, and remained under the
window, listening to the boisterous CONVEX
sation Of their deaf wives, which had con-
tinued on the same elevated letter of the
staff for sometime, when Mrs. R. in the
same ledger line key she had observed
from the first, thus addressed her lady
guest:
"What on earth are you hollooing to me
for-l amt deaf!''
saint you; indeed!" said Mrs. E.; "but,
pray, what are you hollooing to me for
I'm sure I'm not deaf"
Each then came gradually down to her
ordinary key, when burst Of laughter
from Uncle Nat and Boss Kale, at the
window, revealed the whole trick, and
even the ladies themselves were compelled
to join the merriment they had afforded
the outsiders, by the ludicrous character
Of their interview.-W Washington Pa.)
Commonwealth.
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-WOODSFIELD OHIO, WEDNESDAY, MAY ss, 1851.

"Magyars!" he exclaimed in loud and
manly tones, 81 come from St. Thomas
the sole survivor of all who there prayed
to God in the Magyar tongue. My goods
are plundered, my kinsmen slain. Have
any of you friends there? prepare your
mourning, for of surety they are dead.
Of all possessed | have saved but one
treasureAmy unhappy child. Approach
ye; that are fathers, think OF your virgin
daughters, and behold what they have
made of mine."
As he spoke he lifted his child from his
shoulder aud then only did he perceive
that she was dead. Until that moment,
he had supposed she was only faint and
silent as she had constantly been for six
days past,
"Dead!" shrieked the despairing man,
and clasped the corpse to his breast
"She is dead!" he repeated. The words
died away upon his lips and he fell like
one thunderstruck, headlong to the ground.
This tragical incident raised to climax
the excitement of the multitude.
"Revenge! bloody revengeH' thunder
ed voice, and the tumult'that now arose
was like the bowling OF storm.
"To arms! to arms! all who are men!"
was shouted on every side, and the peo-
pie thronged through the streets and lanes
of the city. "To arms! to arms!" was
re-echod from house TO house, and in an
hours time ten thousand furious men
stood armed and equipped ready to set
out for St. Thomas. r.
Then there got abroad a sullen appre-
hension, speedily followed by fierce re-
solve. Some one CHANGED to say:
:.But what if, when we march away,
the Raitzen rise up and murder our chill
dren!"
The word passed from mouth to mouth.
"They shall die!" exclaimed many vol
ces. "Let them perish as our brothers
perished at St. Thomas! They must die!"
And with terrible ferocity the people
turned against their own city, and like a
mountain torrent, overpowering all re-
straint, poured into their neighbors' dwell
lings, and slew the Raitzen TO the very last
man.
This occurred on the sixth day after the
determination Of the ;Magyars from St.
Thomas.