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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-07
NEW MUSIC.

IUST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Music. embracing all
% the publications, among them the following
tiirand Home Polka, Alpine Horn Grand March, F5uTs
ltaennes, OtfellO and Norman. Engagement Polka
Dep in my hearts anguish, Spring Flowers Thou,ar
Z from my taZe, Sweetearts Polka, VIII you come
Isle Of the ocean, YaZoo Uolka ButtOnwoo tree at
door, Twas but dream For sale AT the Bookstore
aug3I RATHB0NE & WHEELER.
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CARPENTERS PLANES.

Nd Mechanics Tools of all kinds and Of the very bes
N quality on hand and constantly receiving fresh sup
plies at the sign of the Mill Saw. -
jyl5 L. NJ. GKIFFIIh.
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A LIENS FANCY PIINTS-25 cases new style reed
N this day and for srle by JAS. LOW & co.
All Main street Louisville, Ky.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.
CLOTHING. &C.
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,

on WATER STREET, NEXT TO HoRSBRooK * BCRrs GROCERY
between Main and Sycamore.
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I CASE of assorted Grapes just reed and for sale b.
L aug.lO, J. Ii. MAGHEE q Co.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

JISS TILESrON'S School will commence on the Sec
vi ond Monday in September in the basement of the
new Cumbe rland Prosb! terrain Church. aug25
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s. GUMBERTS, Wholesale and Re-
tail Clothing Manufacturer, has just
received large assortment of Supe-
rior BlaSk Cashmere and various col
ors; also, an assortment of Sattinetts,
Casinetts and Tweeds; also, Black SILK
and Satin and other Vests, and COM
mon Vests Of all kinds. In connec-
ton with his large stock of Clothing,
he will keep a fine assortment Of Hats
and Caps, Carpet Bags aud Trunks;
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For Rent.

a DWELLING House situated Market street, q
~ two story franz with eleven rooms. good stable and
outhouses, eisern and fine yar-a very desirable resi-
denee. For further particulars inquire of H. J. HART
aug-I1,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-07
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

DACON-ICCO b clear sides in store and for sale
ID aUg2J PRESTON BROTHERS.
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CINCINNATI. Aug. 8.
The river is falling; inches since noon
sand 2 feet in the past pa hours.
Weather clear.
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WINDOW TRIMMINGS.
Belle Vue Gard lens.

THE proprietor this garden and public horsc has ct
l. trey refed the building. and improved the groun II
and ready TO receive visitors This place of
ssiuated OF the river bank, just below Pigeon Creek
Bridge, and is but short walk om the heart of the city
Refreshments az all kinds be obtained and the wants
visitors carefully attended The unde rsened will
always be hand TO attend To those visiting his house
my6-u JOHN NJ. MATTHEW'S.
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SCAsEs spirit cod Madden Prints reed this day for
- sale by JAIL LOW 6s co.
augg3 Az Main ST. Louisville Ky.
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MEDICINAL.
2 rs WIbCOA, M Dss'''''''' ss'''ss'Bs w NJ
EDICAL NOTICE

~ themselves together In the practice OF Medicine,
Surgery nd Obstetrics would beg leave respectfully to
inform the citizens Evansville and vicinity OF
the firm be found at their Office, First street, be-
tween Main and Locust at all times day or night ready
to attend to professional calls. [jy304wl
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0ROLLS Of supeior 3 ply and Ingram, new style Cai
III pets for by aug20 J. II. MAGHEE IL co.
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TIME firm of Gumberts q Whitman, of the ST. Charles
i Restaurant, has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent All persons indebted to the above concern will
please call and make immediate payment to Emanuel
Gumberts who il authorized to close the ontstan ling
business and will settle all debts of the
/. saur30-3ts
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

mrs. WALKER & HATCHITr. having associated
~ themselves together in the Practice Of Medicine aad
surgery, would respectfully announce to the czends
Evansville AID vicinity that they prepared 70 attend
to calls, either day night.
DR.. Haiehitt will pay particular attention the EYE and
Chronic Diseases generally.
once On Third street, opposite the Public Square.
jyqm-
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NOTICE.

L NIT WooLLEN DRAWERS AND SHIRTS
IA $50 ,oZ dr?wrs
2vJ doz shirts, reed this day and for sale /
augI5 JAS. LOW * CO., Az Main st., Lou. Ky
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II FATHERS doz cnoiee calf skins;
IL do kip do
4 do split; in store and for sale by
aug25 PRESTON BROTHERS.
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OEODOZING asst'd Madras Henkerchiefs, just rec
-~.tD for sale by JAS. LOW * CO.,
augli Az Main ST. Louis. Ky,
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~ NJ. GRIFFITH, Wholesale and Retail dealer in
~. Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Mechanics
Tools, Building Materials Rife Mountings Coopers'
knives and Planes, and Cabinet Makers Trimmings,
augl3 Main street.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-01
Cherokee (CerOki) Ewicaki-
yapi.

Ceroki wicaxtayatapi wicayuhapi wan
il, Isantanka Wicaxtayatapi tanka yanke
Gin ekta yc, ca tahapi Waxicun oran ota-
pi hena wanyake, ca Waxicun nina rta-
nipi xkanpi ece kin he iyukcan awacin
un. "Decen xhanpi "a on taku cinpi
owasin okihipi hunxte!" ecin, ga "Mita-
oyate kin niwicawakaga ke' ecin keyapi
kin, he den eva Dakota Tawaxitku kin
en- oyakapi eca dawapi< He Xxi qehan,
taoyate nina wahokon} wicakiye, ca i've
wicoran yuha icagapidan qon, hena erpe-
ye wicaxi ga Waxicun wicoran yuhapi
kin, he onspeiciciyapi kta keya. To-
kaheya irapi, "a econpi kite xni rinca,
tuka onhanketa econ utapi, ga ocim vic
ota iyutanwicaya, he wanna dawapi.
Heciyatanhan nakaha wotanin tuka oiyo-
kipi. Ceroki oyate nakaha wakan itohe-
va dus iyoptapi, ga nina waonspeiciciyapi
keyapi. Apa wanna Waxicun oranpi kin
tanyan onspepi kin, hena, tona hinyanrn
onspepi xni kin, nina cinwicakiyapi. XII
ceca iyorparin wowapi onspepi cinpf, "a
wikcemna nonpa sanpa nonpa, hena kiya
ohna wowapi yawapi tipi kagapi, ga hena
tipi otoiyohi xiceca wikcemna zaptanptan
wowapi yawapi ecc keyapi. Hokxipidan,
wicinyanpidan ko, icahiya wowapi yawa-
pi, ga kektopawinge wanj jica ga sanpa
opawinge wanjica, hena xiceca wowapi
yawapi opapi ece keyapi. Isantanka
mazaska waniyetu iyohi wicakicupi ece
kin, hena mazaska kin etanhan wowapi
yawapi kin en- iyayekiyapi, ga heon he
okihiPi keyapi. iona waonspekiya wi
cayuI,api kin hena, ito tanyan iwicayu-
kcanpi, ga tukte wayupika eca, he yuhapi;
ga tuwe wayupike xni eca he yuhapi xni
ece keyapi. Hehan wicaxta ksapa wanji
karnigapi ga unman kin hena owasin
nina awanwicayag kiyapi. Tho hena
hecen econpi. Hehan AXE tipi nonpa
tankinkinyan kagapi "a unman ko1ka
ece, ga unman wikoxka ece wicakicagapi.
Hena taku xokxogya onspewicakiyapi
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-01

kta keyapi, tuka he hinyanrin shduxtanpi
xni keyapi. He mazaska kektopawinge
ece wikcemna xahdogan en- iyayekiyapi
kinhan he iyokihi kta. Hena nakun
mazaska wicakicupi ece kin he etanhan
unpi keyapi.
Iye Ceroki xiceca taku onspewicakiya-
pi kin, he iyotandapi on heconpi. TX eva
oyate ikceya, icagapi tuka he wanna erpe-
yapi, ga Waxicun kin ecadan ewicakihde-
gapi xni exta axkadan owicakihanpi kta.
Dakota iyecen cante yuzapi qex waxte.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-01

Mathew Chapter x,

l. Jesus waonspiwicakiya akenonpa
qon, witaya wicakico, "a taku wakan
RICE Gin hena itkom napewicayapi, ga
wowayazan, ga wicoxinrtin ko ocaje
owasin asniyanpi kta okihipi kta hecen
wicowaxake yuhewicakiya.
2. Wahoxiyapi akononpapi qon decen
ewicakiyapi. Tokaheya Simon, 1nyan
eciyapi sonkaku Andrew kicica ga Jakob
Zebide cihintku sonkaku Jan kicica.
8 Ga hehan Pelipos Bartolome kici.
Hehan. Tomas Mathew, wamnaye ciqon
kici, ga Jakob, Alpeus cihintku Lebeus,
Tadeus nakun eciyapi kin kici.
"A. Hehan Simon, Kanan wicaxta qon
be q, ga Judas Iskariot, Jesus wiyopekiye
ciqon hee.
s. Tho hena akenonpa kin Jesus toki-
"a yewicaxi, ga hewicakiya; Ikcewicaxta
tacankupi kin ohna yapi xni po, ga Sama-
ritan wicaxta otonwe tawapi kin en- yapi
1ni po.
6. Israel wicowazi kin etanhan tarin-
wanuyanpi NUM- unpi kin hena e, toka-
heya ekta yapo.
I. Dapi kin tahepi, wayaotaninpi, "a
Wakantanka tawakunze u ce, eva po.
8. 8."'Wayazankapi kin hena asniw'ca-
yapi, ga lepros ececapi kin hena wicayu-
.skapi, "a tapi kin hena kiniwicayapi u, ga
vakan xicapi kin hena napewicaya po
iyuwin codan taku yuhe niciyapi kin,
iyuwin codan taku wicaqu po.
9. Mazaskazi, mazaska, "a mazazi
kin hena ihnihdapi xni, ga mazaska
ooivedan kin ohna hena yuhapi xni po.
10. Waneya nakun hduhapi xni, "a
uorda nonpa, ga hanpa, "a cansagye kin
hena ihnihdapi xni po; Tuwe rtani eca,
he woqupi kta iyececa ce.
IL. Tukten otonwe wanji en- yaipi
kinhan, tuwe ii ohha nankapi kta iyececa
hecinhan he akitapi, "a tohan dapi xni
kin hehanyan hen ece yankaPo.
l2. Tipi wanji en- yaipi kinhan, wayu-
onihanyan yuwinta po.
l3 Hecece kta iyececa yadakapi
kinhan, wowaxte nitawapi kin, tipi kin
he en- un nunwe, ga, hecece kta iyecece
mi kinhan, wowaxte nitawapi kin en-
nihdipi kta. :.
niyoiepi kin ananigoptanpi xni kinhan;
upi. ga tx otonwe exta he etanhan tankaa
vahdinayapapi kinhan, watuxekxeca siha
ouitk apapi kin he hdatata lpo.
is. Wo~ieakeya heciciyapi, Anpetu
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-01
dlkQTA TAWAXITkU
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA TERRITORY, JUNE, 1852

wokakija china awihnuni wicaya okihi
kin, he ex kokipa po.
%. Zitkadan nom kaxpapi wanjidan
iyopewicayapi xni he? tuka AteyayaPl
hecen ecin xni ehantanhan hena etanhan
wanjidan kax makata irpaye xni ece.
80. Tuka niyepi kin, paha owasin
niyawapi.
81. Hecen on wikopapi xni po;
zitkadan ota exta, hena isanpa iniyawapl
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-01

WIKoxKA wan sonkaku kici Wowapi
Wakan yawapi ece, unkan wicaxta wan
en- i, ga Wowapi Wakan ke ca, "Tokeca
ce wowapi kin de xica tuka dawaRi he?"
eva. Tuka wikoxka kin heya, "Misonka
kujite ca econpidan econ sa, ga witkoso:
tuka Wowapi Wakan, tokaheya yawa
ehantanhan. oranminiheca, ga mini wa
kan tipi en- xni, ga kansu kute xni, ga
hunku taku kahdi ece. Wowapi xica
unkanx misonka yuwaxta kite xni tuka
Wowapi Wakan waxte, iyukcanpi waxte-
Ike, tuka daxica" eva keyapi
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-01

wan en- wayacopi kite Gin en- otonwe kin
he teriya wicakUe, ca Sodom, Gomora
kici naptenya wicakije kta.
Is. Inyun, tarinwanuyanpi xonkto-
keca china iyayewicakiyapi iyecen yecixi-
pi ce, tho wamduxka ksapa eee kin iye-
cen ksapa po, ga wakiyedan iyecen arba-
yedan un po.
IL. Wicaxta ekta waktaken unpo,
hena wokcan omniciye kin en- aniyanpi, "a
omniciye tipi tawapi kin ohna nicapsin-
psintapi kta.
ls. Miye on, wicaxtayatapi, ga wicax-
tayatapi itancanpi kin hena wicitokam
aniyanpi, kta; ga hena Lkcewicaxta ko
itkom wadaotaninpi kite.
10. Tohan niyuzapi kinhan, token
ehapi kite Gin, he on nihiciyapi' xni po,
token ehapi kite Gin, ijehan sotkiye
niciyapi kta.
20. Ehax he niye iyaapi kite xni, he
Ateyayapi taniya en- niunpi kin, he lie KITE
Gin ee.
81. Sonkakiciyapi exta, tekiciyapi
kagapi kta, "a wiciye cinca nakun; ga
wiciye atkuku hunku ko wicakipajinpi,
ga tewicayapi kagapi kta.
p. Ga micaje kin on, wicaxta owasin
niciyuxepi kta, tuka tuwe ohiniyan ihdoi
kinhan, he owihanke wanin wiconi kin
en- ope kta-
%. Otonwe wanji en- xicaya nicuwapi
kinhan, otonwe tokeca ekta onapa po.
Wowicakeya heciciyapi, Israel otonwe
tawapi kin, hena ihuniyayapi xni kin en-
Wicaxta Cihintku kin hiyohi kta.
"a. v aonspewicakiyapi kin hena
tuwe waonspewicakiye Gin, kapeya tanka-
pi xni; ga yuhapi kin yuhe Gin kapcya
tanka xni.
Is. Waonspewicakiyapi kin, hena
tuwe waonspewicakiye cin kici akidece-
capi etanhan sanpa taku dan cinpi xni.
Tipi ohna tuwe itancan un hecinhan, he
Belzebub eyacajeyatapi ehantanhan, thu
kuya unpi hena aiyotan hewicakiyapi
kta.
26. Tho, hecen on kowicakipapi xni
po. Taku akarpetonpi ga yuzamnipi,
KITE xni wanica ce; ga taku anarmanpl,
ga yaotaninpi Kite xni wanica.
81. Otpaza china taku eciciyapi kin,
hena anpa kin en- ecen eva po, ga noge
kin en- taku nayaronpi kin hena ticaxka
kin etanhan eyanpaha po.
%. Tuwe tancan ecedan kite okihi,
ga wicanagi KITE kta ohihi xni kin hena
kowicakipapi xni po. Tuka tuwe wica-
tancan wicanagi ko nanpin, wanagiyata
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-01

RAnA kin en- Waxicun tonwanyanpl
kin hen, hokxidan wan, tankxitkudan kici
xkata; tuka mazakan yuha xkan. Wa
hixa oxtanpi heca, ga ojupi tu ia maza
oxtanpi .xni ga iyaye kite xni kecin, ga
tankxitkudan apazo, ga wakokipe kicaga
xkan, ocim yutan, ga inyun' iyaye ca
kafa iyekiya keyapi.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-01
Taku TOktOkcCe.

RARA kin en- Waxicun tonwanyanp'
kin wanji wopeton, Case cciyapi. He
cihintku wan koxka, xtake xni qon, ne
chan, watpa opta caga amani va, tuka ca
ga wankadan, ga okatkun ga ia keyaPl.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-01

M1N1xoxE MDorE kin en- otonwe wan
Saint Louis, eciyapi kin hen Waxicun-
sapa wan icikte kta Gin, ga dote ba'c'hun.
"Makoce den osnike, ca mayuhe Gin nil
koce sni xni ekta wiyopemakiye xni' Oh
etapkan hecamon ce" eva keyapi.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-01

MINNESOTA makocke kin hinskoya,
miniwakan yuha yankapi, ga wiyopeyapl
kin, anaptapi kta wakicunzapi: lye
Waxicun hecen wakicunzapi. Okihipi
qex waxte.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-01

.WAz1YArA Sagdaxin tonwanyanpi
isanpa makoce sni rinca keyapi. Mini
wakan suta rinca kex, tasake rinca ece
keyapi
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14
MISCE LII A n US.
A WHISPER TO GENTLEMEN
DY FANNY FERN.


Jupiter Ammon! don't / acish / Iacas q man,
Just 10 show the masculines how to play
their part in the world little better! In
The first place there ain't mothers son of
you that has got as far as A G in the art
of making love, (and Pve seen few abor
lions in that way, myself, as we'll as the
rest of the sisters.) Wha. woman wants to
be told that :'her feet and eyes are pretty"
or cher form and smile bewitchiEg ;" Just
as if she didn't know all her fine points as
soon as she is tall enough to peep into
looking glass!
No, you inehable donkey, if you must
use the small coin of 1atery to pay toll at
the bridge of your affections, let me whisper
secret in your long ears. Compliment
her upon some mental attraction she does
not possess, (if you can find one!) and don't
wear the knees of y our pet pants ,hreadbare,
at her feet, trying 10 make her believe that
she is your s.first love-" We all know that
Is among the things that acere, after you are
ou, of jackets and lrowsers.
Wha. splendiferous husband ! (Fanny)
would make, to be sure had Providence
only so ordained it! Do you suppose when
the mother of my glorions boys wanted
sixpence to buy their shoes,rings, I'D scrowl
a, her like hyens, and pull my poremo on
naie out Of my pocket as If were drawing
tooth Do you suppose, when her blue
eyes grew luslreless, and the rose paled on
her fair cheek. trol,ing round The domestic
,read-mil day after day, that I'd come home
q, night suIky and silent, aud smoke my
cigar in her face ill her eyes were as red as
rabis: or to take myself off to club or
game at nine pins, or any other game, and
leave her TO the exhiarstion of darning my
stockings.
Do you suppose I'd trot along, like
loose pony at her side, in the street, and
leave her to keep up with me or not, as her
strength would permit Do you suppose
I'd fly into passion and utter words to
crush the life from ou. her young heart, and
then insult her by offering healing plaster
in The shape Of new bonnet? And dom.
you suppose, when the anniversary Of our
wedding day came round, I'D write a dainty
liilIe note and leave it on her toilet table, to
let know | was sull married lover?
Pshaw! Pm sick of you ALL You dom.
deserve the love of a generous, high souled
woman! you wan. house keeper, hire
one and done whit Ifyou wan. wife
but you don't
One woman would answer as we'll as
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14
P o E II r Y.
THE MAIDEN'S CHOICE.

A young maid sat by her cottage-tree,
A beautiful maid at the dawn of day;
Her sewing fell idle upon her knee
For her heart and her thoughts were far away;
When sober old wooer came up the dell,
A wooer whose hopes, one would think, were
few;
But maiden's heart is puzzle to tell
And though old his face-yet his coat was new !;
Oh, young maids heart is puzzle to tell
And though old his face-yet his coat was new.
The wooer he gave her wistful look
And wistful, too, were the words he said;
While merry she sang, like summer brook,
And played with her needle, and knotted the
thread.
He spoke of the ring and the wedding chime,
He pressed her hand and he bended his knee;
And he begged and implored her to .fn the time :
No-go, and ask my mother said She;
Oh, fix it yourself, my darling, said he;
Noago, and ask my mother, said she.
Scarce into the house had the wooer gone,
When young man leaned DER a neighbouring
stile,
And sad was the look that the youth put Oh,
And playful and gay was the maiden's smile
Pray, who is this earle that comes here to woo'
And why at your side does he talk so free?
Must ask your mother dear Mary, too'
No, Harry, she whispered-you must ask me
I'd better go in your mother to see'
No, Harry, no-no! you must kneel and ask ME.
There was waiting one morn at the village church,
Waiting, and weeping, and words of wo -
For the wealthy old wooer was left in the lurch,
The maid had gone off with younger beau:
Warmly the sun on the hedgerow glowed,
Warmly it shone on the old farm gate;
And wild was the laughter upon the road
AS Harry rode off with his welded mate!
Ha, ha he cred-Ho, no laughed he
They may wait long while ere the bride they
see.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14

DOES Man OWN HIMSELF ?-Herbert
Spencer, in that remarks able work of his en-
titled ''Social Statistics" refuses Proudhon's
celebrated maxim, "Property is robbery"
in highly original and curious manner
"lf all property is robbery" says Mr.. Spen-
Ger, "lhen, among other conseques, it follows
that man can have no right 10 the things
he consumes for food. And iflhese are not
his before eating them, how can they become
his at all /? As Locke asks, when do they
begin TO be his when he dgesls? or when
he eats or when he boils ;? or when he
brings them home lfno previous acts can
make them his property, neither can any
process Of assimilation do it,; not even their
absorption into the tissues. Wherefore,
pursuing the idea, we arrive al the curious
conclusion, that, as the whole of his bones,
muscles, skin, etc, have been thus built up
from nu,Imeni not belonging to him, q man
has no property in his o1On flesh and blood
can have no valid title 10 himself-has no
more claim to his own limbs than he has to
the limbs Of anoher-and has as good
rIgh, to his neighbours own! Did we ex-
ist after the same fashion as those compound
polyps, in which number Of individuals
are based upon living trunk common to
them all, such theory would be rational
enough" The question is now submitted
TO the debating scelies Of both hemispheres,
i"DoEs MAN OWN HIMSELF -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14
MANUFACTURE OF TRIFLEs.-A CORES

MANUFACTURE OF TRIFLEs.-A cores
ponden, of an eastern paper thus writes of
the manufactures at Waterbury, Conn.,
"Has your father or grandfather go. pair
Of old gided epaulets not marked water
bury:' Open your jacknIfe, and see if
Waterbury is no, Gu, into the blade. Turn
over large ancient, or small modern gid
ed, or even yellow builon, and Water bury
can be spelled around its margin. Look al
your wife's-l mean-no ma,er-hooks IS
and eyes, and see them grin waterbury, as
they pull hard at each other. There's the
end of your cane, the bits in your horses
mouth, the too. you curry hIm with, the
metal trimmings of your umbrella, the lock
of your trunk, and all the unthinkable little
bits of metallic civilization comfort and Or
nameni, that ever were used or seen, hailng
from Waterbury, Only think of five
story brick building covering more ground
than Greenfield Common, all full of heavy
and light machinery, costing any where from
twenty to fifty thousand dollars, with fifty
men and boys making suspender buckles !!
Go TO another, where steam puffs off from
a thirty horse engine, and you hear roar
hammers were pounding the Rocky M Moun-
,ans, and you find men very busy in getting
out those sixpenny pieces Of iron that tip
the ends of the handles of cheap knives and
forks. There is another concern kissing
and swapping, with its $4,000 worth Of ma
chimes ,ha. pull in long coils of wire, and
turn out the eyes used in wood and horn
buttons-nothing else-and so you may 60
from one great shop 10 another, ill you break
down in utter amazement at the millions SO
profably invested in manufacturing just no.
thing at ALP
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14
SECOND LOVE.

First love is pretty romance,
Though not quite so lasting as reckon d,
For when one awakes from its trance,
There great stock of bliss in a second.
And ZEN should the second subside,
A lorer should never despair;
FOR the world is uncommonly wide,
And the women uncommonly fair.
Then poets their rapture may tell,
Who never were put to the test;
A first love is all very well,
But, believe me, the last lore's the best
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14

she said to them, GLOW have you done your
duty? You are in office to protect me, my
husband, and our children, and if you have
left US to be murdered by this man, and you
won, protect US, will take the law into my
own hands.'
The multitude cheered her, and the sheriff
returned, acknowledging the justice OF her
complaint. The widespread story OF this
transaction, Mr. Hawkins said, brought the
"Maine Law"
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