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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-30
Uncle Toms Cabin

Nv HARRIET bEEtUGR STOWE,
.he most admired and nUs, .adahlr book OF tAr
age. For silv, wholesale and rrmd rs
A n < e. G"R1Es,
lnne " l2l Lake 81, Chicago.
Paw Ee;;' .'ES.
'I>fiE subscribers have iust received from The eel.
cbra,ed mandatory OF T. Gilbert & Co,
Boston,
u Octave Rosewood Piano Forte with
To1an attachment. Pnoc, Si35 90
e.! octave Rosewood Piano Forte, with
.Eo,au a'lachment; price 3i5 90
O. octave Rosewood Piano Fore, $40 90
CT do do do slS 20
Also 81 octave Piano Forte from 4
Stoldar & CO. New York, 375 90
Boudoir Piano Forte, from Lii & Ow-
en-, Boston, 800 90
] Square Rosewood. Piano Fore, from
:. Lcmu.l Gilbert, Bo,tons $50 90
For sale by A n a C. BrRLcy,
June l9-tt ~ Lake 81, Chicago
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4 land half story frame house, brIongn, to
y ] Ta,ham. Thu hnu-- T. n-a,y finished
.a-,dr an uut, with comfortable rooms II Is ~
u,iel on.ot > block 81 m States Addition to o..
ipHa For terms, apply to
July N-ti Norris & FSaFR
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SHAWlS AND SCARtS,

Large brOche long shiwis--Hai chGH ieia- -
hrochr long and ~ ARE shawls--largc asst priu'-
cd caahnltres, IuISerd and d, anr shaw.s, BIB
aud cold six shaxls; WINE and cold Grape do /.
Bay Sale, Waterloo, and Scotch long shaw.s We
~ cheap. Bay State anI Enpirr State square
shaw ls-iaTge variety mourning drab long SQUARE
shaw good styles opera shaws. nrw afllcle aud
very desiTable embossed Grape aud printed cash
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AtlA an blfNlIi0 " nv .IUW~.
svOP GHlT,OIGU,
lshcii,naiiSn, Cured {,

Sereraif hous md cdses cured during the last y'ar
c'mpriSiSg ceerg grade and farm OF tbs dread.
tuldnd hitherto iHcuraJlr disease.
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Sometime New !.

~ - G GDDDiNG would inform me pu' g
~. fhl se e. now manufacturing harness ~
pIpu s.. 'u--#r Buckles. which tr- drr;i, "
ahead 0irnH'lr- vet .uf-uduc,i tor strength -rir-
iy.ond ".rgru.'0.r Call and examine Them ior
ynu--H,v". of h.- p5 stand Of the ign ct thu Citu
Fu0esH S1op on Cu'uuihu, sirrrr lie wi..aso
keep 1 a--urm~ut ut harness with q style buckles
a. g"0f mob 17 heap a. crn hr purchased any
wT~Ir sept IL
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CarlinrTS Pnicni Mclo,lcon.

The increased demand for this superior nstru
ment has enabled the manufacturer to make sub
sidnhdi Improvements in the mechanical part OF
them, and we can now offer better instruments Al
the same low prices than ever before.
4ootarc meodecns extra hns SIS
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tntcrrl according q sct q Cougr..,, In the yea,
l'Sl, by j :. IIpDGlITuN, " D.. in the clers.
Olhce Of the Ds,rc; Court Tor the Eastern District
Of Pennsylvania
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-30

D Viz hr-t irrn of thIs Institution wti com.
mrn.r nn "Wednesday, hef, i0got )
tcmbr, 1857
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-30

.tN.t.N iNtraf1r = >5ts.
hJRSJ AN / to decree POO the county court d,
l II Sale county, the uua-r> Enet adWIul>rfr
tUrsUt FrsucrS LoncWor,h, q, crs>st. MI ou d..
Fir,t H1uaay ~ Nar.r.5rr r.st
\, the CgUI Hou~- door u Uta,sp. hrrl,-ru Oh
hoTs OF 10 o'clock \ " a,d = ? VI 90 81 .
day expos ,u puhH- - TO rhr hughes, H5tl-r rh
interest oi sold deceased fu fr- iu.Nin q, scr e.
Ie4 ,.yair. yN,.f. Lor no. 10 n Box ur ~ d,
The Iosn % u S1Hs. In >.Ur county ana sll.
OF Illinois. Tenn, Of sale. cash down.
SAIL \ Mas.
NM lone ws&TH.
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ked iiannels. plain and wlll.d--iarge stock -
white ilannels--Wech, Shaker, silk warn and do.
uitsucS; do do EbeneG,rs, heavy twil.ed and "a
hne yellow, blue, green and mixed, plain, and
tMlled; Canton ilannels, b.Cehd and brown
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29
Gen, SCOTS Reception In New York.

Gen. Scuu suivsd in this Guy yesterday o..
iernOon. from Albany. His reception vas warm
and sincere. enthusiastic crowds of our ci,iEsns
'hronginE about the D-po;s Of the Iiudsou Rlv.
er RallroAd 20 each glimpse OF the Hero
The General lsfl Albany az an early hpur 10
The m'Tui0g. and was accompanied BY Govern.
OF iluOI aud d. B. 81. Jehn. ESQ.,. sS lar as
liudson, where he vas committed 10 the charge
Of Hon. John L. Sehooleraii. Hollis White. aud
other gentlemen. The parry stopped for short
period al Wes Point. and lefI for New York by
The II O'Clock train from Albany. rparhing this
City late 10 the afternoon. The General was
met uiIhe Ihidy.hra street station by Ex.Goy.
ernor Fish. Hon. Charles King. and olher gen.
temen, and The cars we're delayed for some no.
menls by the crowds Of people gathered to bid
'he General welcome. Gen. Scou vas escort.
ed TO his quarters o. the AsIor House. but made
no addresses. exeusug himself on ,he plea of
the great fatigue he had undergone during his
Western tour. This morning h- leaves fur his
old residence 10 Ei1abelhlown. N. j.. where he
will remain until Wednesday, and then depart
for PbiIudel phia. - Iimes. ..
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Mr.. Webs es'.

We have reason n know that while Mr..
Webster IS by no means sd seriously III as some
o! the current rumnrs would apiy. The state.
me,i thar his health Is as good as usual. s IN
correct MIR. Webster. in ADDITION To his ni.
menI of thH season, has had very severe NJ.
sack of ndigesl0n. lnr The last Iwo oT three
weeks. which has confined him to a very low
diet. aud considerably impaired his strength.
H.. is abl". nevertheless, IN continue about his
rnon. aud ncra>ilnalIy TO ~aIk out his cor.
TespoOdencr receives his Usual attention.
We have reas III In believe. iuTIhrrmnre. that
a lPIIer from nun will BE- published WRhln day
ar two, upon The Presidential canvass, in whir h
he will no longer leave his p0slIion rs Wing
IL the mercy OF miscUnslrucIinn. New 'NOrk
TINES.
The New York Express says -" We learn
that there is bU. IiWle doubt that Mr.. Webster
has written such letter as has been referred to
abnve, and we lhink il will be laid before lhe
public in day or Two. The !;u"r will be 10
reIr.,y - one "I!l..Sc%% 1y body Of Mr.. WrbSIrr's
friends in this ciIv. Mr. Webster il is SAID,
regards this as the first opportunity which has
presented ITSELF where he could with proprieIy
make communication 10 the public. with re-
gard 10 the use Of his name. That opportunity.
we have reason to believe. has been improved
in manner which will satisfy his true friends
and the Wing party Of the country"
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The Model Doctor,

Carries gold,headsd cane. and drives a VI
cious horse through the most frequen'ed parts
ofthe city, sure to make patient in the person
ofsome unucky child, or deaf old lady on the
track, who would not &c. out of the wayl -
Always magniies the danger Of tho patient on
she first visit, .ha. his skill in eechlng NAV ns:: ::
for omnipO.ence Whse"" questioned income.
@isaNg hy re,.aGVes, locks wise and Oracular'
aDi16xes his eyes on the ceiling. (while he as
sIdHogsly thumbs his victims pulse) till he
has coacocted an answer sufficiently non.cnm.
mitml. Is willing TO experiment in any KIN
of 'pathy' there Sygoing, never allowing any
other N. d. to get ths starr Of him. IL his pa
tienI has an extraordinary faculty for convaies'
cling, and ,hete is danger OF getting we'll too
soon. he gvps him rettoRIade mo'on. Has
a decided objection 10 knowing old maids, who
consider themselves privileged TO ask ques-
sions Has a little private understanding with
shsdrugRist, whose pockets he fills By ordering
double the qualify Of medicine necessary, on
eyery visit. When he has made an egreglou'
mistake, objects 10 q consultation. lest IL might
alarm ihs patient 1.-The orders molasses aud
water. couches his prescription In High lutch'
Tells his couf1enlal man john to call him
out Of church as often Ss every other Sunday
on an enand Of life and death. Never sends
his bill iu 70 Increasing widows o. pretty Ritis'
FdsSy Fern.
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BoyI.OOd In America.

throw down a remark or IWo on an unoccu.
pied page, upon The character which bnyhood is
taking On among US, or Ta.her upon the new and
extraordinary relations which ara arising 10 This
country beiween the young and the more ad'
Vanced in life Ii is without precedent in all
history There never ives any thing quIe
equal to the presumption Of the young. or to
Ihe meekness and acquiescence OF the elders in
Ihls matter. Men advanced beyond the middle
fife, are called " old fogies' by their Juniors,
and, as il ,hswere not slang unfit for the street
it is carried up into Congress, and grave leRis'
laIors accept the title. and handy i, about in
their speeches as a good AsI. In society. and
esES9ially ~ our cities. people are sc' rcely
marrled and settled 10 life. befose they are Te.
aasdad na on lhs ..shady aida" Of their day. aCd
are treated accordingly, aud by wh0m why.
BY boys and girls between the ages Of seventeen
and Iwenty.one. hear Constant complaints OF
this. and my reply is constantly the same - u
there is not manly aud womanly sense aud au'
shortly enough among vnu to reDress and put
down such fully. YOU ought to sulfeT' hut ihl'
extraordinary deiereEce does not stop here; II
extends 10 noisy aud imperIInent b'Vs in the
streets, in public places, aI railway stations. and
wherever boys congregaie. The elders say,
This is free country; what righI have wa
10 the sweet or the station more than thew
They may insult us il we interfere; throw sucks
or stones at ms, and what can we do ~ II is a
IacI this Language is used have often heard
il. With view TO satisfy INV curiosity on this
point, and perhaps 10 feel the public pulse, |
have put ihe following Qiies,inn 10 half dozen
gentlemen in one Of our cities. and have uni
foFnIv received the same answer =" II, as YOU
are going down town. you should approach a
dnz-n boys PLAYING on the side walk. aud oh
sUurIing il so that you could not conveniently
pass, which would you dn would you sty-
'bnys. you must nci gather here in this wav and
occupy the sidewalk or would you get dow
q rOm.the side walk into The street. 60 round,
and come on TO the ak again when you had
got byl'' and they all said. - We should 60
found I" Nov. if men choose to abdica'e all
the rights. all the proper authority "f manhood
they can do so but must say that know ol
no greater. OF more graIuiIous, or more perIlous
mistSke they could commit. Men can speak
gently and firmly to Oays and be listened to. -
But if not. if every thing is TO yield and give
wdy before IhB hPedpss rush Of youthful imper'
tinenOe, this will become. before many years
an inIoeTable country 10 live in.
Bat the suijact is Iou vas, to be discussed in
Q note. Our democratic defeTenee. in some
diEscIions. is going n great deal too Tar; and
Srar AbsTptiOn in business is such. fear. thai
ws have no time f. munv of our duties and
least Of all for Onr domestic duIies,-Reu. Or
U.lte DeWey. 90
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Revenge and nraih.

A bloody tragedy was enacted a fev dAyI
ago 10 the streets Of Mil~aukee. A young msl
named John NJ. w. Lace was shot dead by
Miss Ann Wberler. The Free Press stale,
thai Mr.. Lace had sedueed Miss Wheeler. q
miliner-dOubIiess under an express or i'm.
piled promise OF marriage--and had refused "a
make the on.V rrpsTAIion 10 his power. BY mar.
rying her. lie hal also bazaned her shame
70 his boon companions. Driven 70 dpspcra.
uon, she purchased q double bsrrelled pistol
and dirk, met Lace. asked him il he intended
TO marry her, was answered No with an oath
when she presented The pistol 10 The back Of
his head aud fired. and the seducer was q
corpse. The aVenger of ber own wrongs stood
by calmly until an officer Eho was near, came
up. She surrendered The pistol and dirk.
aVowet and gOried in what she had done, and
walked with lhs officer 60 Isil. Ia giving %
the dirk she rcmaTked--"lI is good one. and
] intended TO make surrwork Of IT," Evidsn.
ces OF her intention 10 commit suicide. the Free
Press SAYS. have also been discovered. Miss
Wheeler was from Cleveland, and her relatives
reside here. The Free Press thus comments.
This is dreadful huslness. Bot. or our
honor AS a man. and our fauh ns Christian.
We feel bound TO say. that the wrong he did
her far exceeded The wrong which she has done
him. And ~ long as society refuses to protect
th1 rights, and sindicaIs The wrongs of women.
she must be expected TO redress her own
wrongs There IS not a man, des rVing the
name, Who would not infinitely prefer to have
his daughter or sister shot duwn ia the sweets.
than become the victim Of the hearIless sedu.
ceE."
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WIscoNsN--Th following extract from a
private letter, dated Milwaukee U tober Q. will
be read with interest. The writer is as thor
oughly acquainted with The state of parIlrS III
Wisconsin as any other man in the STATE:
Parties are we'll organic ID here. Every
exer,on will be made by each. but il am per
United TO Judge by present Indications, Scml
viii carry the State. Since my mur through
The Northern counties. am more saugunf
Than ever. The people of Wisconsin cann"
be induced, either by persuasion or menaces
10 support the an'i.lnlerual Improvement can
didale. The Wings are confident Of success
They are freely offering to BET on The result i
this S.aIe. Michigan. lndioua and lIllnois.--
The Democracy Try to seem confident; bu
lhelEs is the courage Of despair. Tuey PtsdIc
success, while they OnIicipa'e deleS'."
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cabn--Dr. RaIler,s OpIulon.

PlOb lur Ihs annexation Of Cuba and lns die.
membrrmenI Of Mexico. are lhickpning. Ia
the character Of Gen. ieFce. in his parry lrain
Jog. ID the history of the lnfurncrs bv which
he secured his nomination. there is no reason
10 hope that he would interfere against thrs,
baleiul schrmes. Vhie ihe character, petition
and re atoms Of Gen. Scott do aulhoriE' The ex
pecIalion Of such inIerPosIion, should he BE-
elected.
Slavery Propsgandism will be winked At BY
Gen. Pierce e-discou0IeEanred by Gen Scott.
Defeat the Democratic parry whenever il as
sunes false position On the question Of Slave
~. and IL will eventually take tue one.-Na
iona Era. CT. I4'h.
N'rpne will qnes'ion the sagaciIy, sincerity
or intelligence Of Dr. Bailey. The we'll know
D"mocTauc Anli.sIaVery editor of thr National
Era. His voice Of warning from the Capital o
The NNion should be heard uu1 regarded BY IN,
true friends Of freedom in Ohio. ConsiIer vel
his words. a .
the partial lriumphs Of Lncolocosm in Iht
ate state elections have emb ildened Ihe part
to throw rff all disguise 10 r. z rd 10 Cuba. The
position Of CaRs aud Douglass is sustained. and
accordingly one oil the mos, prominent banner;
IN the IOTchlighI procession in Ills civ Saiur
dav night, was inscribed" PIERCE AND KING =
CUBA, CANADA, AND THE SANDWICH lSLAADs"-
G ere. Herad.
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Annexation Of rOnD,--Masx or!

The most ardent advocate of Pierce and IN.
GcTnpuouS vlIIlipr Of S.ou in Nv York, B n
nets lieald is nov perfectly rampant Irr the
annex aIton of Cuba. The ltta d Of the .l6,h
dcrtHtes thu, "the time has cnn,e that the fate OF
Cuba must be determined THAT Cuba must
be uuTI and at once''--Ihal''Ih- uaver was a
time when this country could better nlf rd To
invade Cuba that "Ihe cost Of the exp .dilinn
could moi exceed iiv millions the Gre.
O!es could we'll al frd ifIhey were annex d ITO
pav US twelve or fifteen millions a year 10 r..
ImbuTse our exprnsps''--,hal "we demand lnal
Cuba be annexed - and much mnTe Of the like
sort.
The New York Herald speaks for the lead.
ers Of III. parry By the card. l. has bscome
the organ of thu Pierce and Douglass school OF
pi,i,'iaus, and iaikSouI boldly ~hat they want
and int-ad TO do. The policy II be- expected
should Grn Pierce o'dain power, is clearly fore.
shadowrd IN tn" atIrIe from which we have
above quoted. Il will b. 10 revive ihs' .;Id
invasive system OF uAlI"Uii conduct winch. ur
der a lurmtr administration, pracipilaI-d the
country inIo Il var. ani To foster ant advanrr
the interests ol S avery IN ,hr u trI-d ) aIAs by
sriz ng ahi ann"x;Gg s AVa i-rritnrv !, th- R ,
pubic. What say me voters nf Oalu 10 Iht
'baIeul sch meg
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

The rrp'r OF Ihn Commissioners of the Erie
C'un.v PeniIenIiary (or the year closing Sept.
3JIh. 1852. ia meet s!'ikssss s!'ikssss eaa::;,-,4srY I'll
liquor selling and liquor drinking. The total
commitments Iur the wear we're 962 of which
764 were males and 1913 females. lnt,m ,4rale
in Iheir habits 904. Not inIemp"raIe SO The
city of Butf,lu no JnubI lurnishrd nih '-temh1
Of all Ih"s" VIclims of alcohol aud cyim,
The report Of ihr Keeper of The Erie Couu,v
Poor House shows tne whole number relieved
durirg the leat ending Sent, 81 1852. 10 BE-
495 of which unmbrr 2 $40 were cnmntlnd
during the wear. Buffalo furnished 20i7l In
Bdd,I"n 10 This, the clv Of Buffalo Vn'revpa in
whole Or in part during the year 6 All persons.
liquor selling and liquor drinking Is at the bot.
ION oI most Of this Sickenlng rscurd Of crime,
puuPerism and misery.
Is it a marvel lha. the people of Maine vote
for and sustain the Inv that removrs from their
mlds the prolific fountain Of crime, paJperisn,
misery and dtaIh
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Carroll 6amIy Teachers Institute.

Arrangements have been completed, lor hid.
ing the first session OF the Carroll County
rparh4rs' Institute, IN
CARROLLToN OHIO. commencing on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 5. d, 1859. Ar
8 O'CLOCK, 4. A., and continue four days.,
Instructors, Professor, 7. W. uARvEY. SUI
parin,endent Union Schools, Massillon. Ohio,-
School Government. Physiology, &c. E"
o. N. IIARTsHoRN, principal Mount Enion
Academy, Smrk Co. o, English grammar.
}. 0. CHAPMAN. Professor of Mathematics.
Mt. Union Acaiiemy AriIhmAIic. ..-..
JESSE MARKHAM, Teacher, Salem. o .,-Ge.
ography. III.
EvESISG LECTURES pURING PHE sESsfoE.-a
GEoRGE FRAsIER, Superintendent Uniea
S'hooIs, New LsboD,) Wednesday evening"
Nature Of Education aud qualifications Of
Teachers.
Also Reverends SwAxEY, snd GoLpEN, viii
lecture. -s s.H q. a..4
B0ARD. Female teachers will be bosFded 10
private families, free of charge: and male
teachers at the ususal rates for per nanen. board
ers.
INVITATION. .-TeacheFs and friends Of edueas
lion generally, both from Carroll and The adj
ilining cnunIies, are respectfully invited 20 a..
Tend aud aid US bv their presence and inffrchces
in fufIhering the interests Of the cause Of educ
CATION. p
School directors and committees, are eaFHssti
ly requested 10 show the larges. libeFalitys M
permitting and aiding teachers 10 attend. and
we are sure their increased efficiency, will more
Than doubIy repay both for all expenses.
Fslow. w.Teachers. will you not heartily Fss
spond to This call by turning OUI On ASass 10 iSS
las. tuie Our neighbors 10 adjacent counties
are setting us a noble example. Shall we al'
low ourselves TO be distancrd in the race Of ex"
celleuce LAt US Jtei the dignity Of our css
ling. Rud The responsibilities dsVolvlng upoR uS
in the formation Of the habits, feelings and acs
lion of the chidren and yomh Of ,he country.
LeI us meet become acquainted, impan and b
ceive counsel and encourage each others
hearts. when we return 10 our respective helds
Of labor we may be bsuer prepared 10 meet Tho
dulips and responsibilities OF our vocation.
j. p EAsT. Z i ND }con. of pu.as.Htp,s
J. S. SLOAN.
CaTrulilon, OcI Is. 1851.
| The Washington Union says'hat Wh'gisn
is the same everywhere" Prentice fespchdzi
;. Democracy, on the scptfsfyi IS 6Ot he sane
in any two places"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

"Why do you not present yourself as
candidate for Corgress?' asked a lady of heI
husband. who was confined with the rheUna
,ism. 'Why should 7, my dearl' inquired he
I've no qualifications for the sIation.' 'Ba;
think y"u have.'' returned The wife, 'your Ian
gnage and actions are truly parliamentary =
When bills are presented, you often order then
TO be laid on the table. or you NAV make mo
.ionio rise; Inough often out Of order; you are
still supported by The chair; and often poke YOU
nose into measures which are calculated TO des
nov the constitution"
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Giving k Gpl

The New York correspondent OF ME Cincini
nal CniE-n. (LncoIsco.) makes The foilowina
confession. IL is in Confirmation Of whu hes
been said from Iho fira-Iha1 New York ~ss
sure for Scot and the Wing hchsI. TAs sup
Pon Of Captain Ryniers can0Ut save them
Suong efjus will be made 10 produce =
!uNon Of the BlrnbUnef aid Iiinksf Interest.
which united would doubtless iu.Ire q Wiunph
fof the Democrats patty. Tn hope Of he
Wings rests in the belief that lhs TAO wings Of
Iheir opponents will never b. rernncilrd. Apa be
made 10 act 10 unison. Captain Rynders, Of
Ihs " Empire Club" has given his powerful
HuopS orders 10 wheel into line, aud give Lhs
regular Democratic nominees their fullest sup
port. Bot notwithstanding lhis, sound. bus less
sanguine Democrats, think that il is holding 0ps
a deIusive hope TO promise a rSuaia victory
over the immense personal nHIencs Of Wash-
ingIou Hunt, but nevertheless. 10 slnns will b.
left un'urued 10 place Mr. Seymour ia his po.
ailion." .-F
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EXHAUSTION OF TALK.-llow long the lamp
only. is curiousIy set down in the following
passage from Count Gou(ollionIer's account Of
his mprisoumebL
Fifteen years ex sued in a dungeon ten
feet sQuarr! during six wears | had com
panion; during nlns | wss alone. never
could rightly Distinguish The face Of him Who
shared my cap,lvity in the eternal twilight Of
our cell. The first year we talked necessarily
together; we related our past lives our iIys for.
ever gone. over again. The next year we
communicated 10 each other our Thoughts and
ideas on all subjects. The third year we had
M ideas To communicate; We were beginning
10 Ihse the power Of rch hiction, The fourth al
the interval OF amonth nr so. we would open
our lips 10 RSk each other il il were indeed pos.
sbe that the world went ua-as gny and busIIrpg
ms when we formed y portion of maEklnd.--
Tne iih we were siIcuf The SIKH he was
taken away. never knew where ,O execution
o., To liberty. Bat was glad when he was
gone; even solitude was better Than the dun
vision Of that pale vacant face. Ole day II
must have been year or Two after NY com.
paniOn had leli me, the dungeon door WIS
opened. and voice from whence il proceeded
knew not uttered these words; by order
Of his Imperial Majesty, intimate tn YOU thai
your vile died year ago" Then The door
shut. and | hesrd M more; they had bu, flung
this great agony 10 upon me, and left the sloue
with il again"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-29

or The following rich scene recently oc
Cured 10 one % our courts OF jI9tlce, between
iJdge and Ouch witness all The ~ay from
Rotterdam.
Judge--W hats your native angnag"l
Wnness - pa no naive 1'sa Dlchmnn.
Judge What's your mGIheT tongue!
Wnness - o. fodder says she pc all tongue.
Judge (in un irrilaled tone)-W hat Language
did you first learnl wha. language die you
speak in the ad'fl
Wines Witness :, a,d not speak any language 10 dt
cradle at all; only cried in Doieh.
There was a general laugh, in which lh'
Judge, jIry and audience lined. The witness
was lnierrogaIed no further about his native
language.