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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Nrw HAT ANN cap STORE.

e-T-UNDER THB PALMER HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS q
yyI subscriber having taken the present. Store in the
Palmer House building, offers large ac Wen selected see
of Goods his line, consisting of
Moleskin Fur, Cashmere, and SILK Hats,
styles which for quality beauty Of hnh and durA
billy, challenge competition
beautiful assortment OF STRAW GOODS for Genemen's,
Bows and Chldren's wear: comprising among others
Panama, Braid, Leghorn, and Straw Hats,
All fresh the hands and almost endless
variety.
Drab t--tl
Soft Casssimere and Brush Hats;
Consisting Of the tasty Kossuh Magyar Hungarian snd
other patterns.
Palm.Leaf Hats Black and Drab Wool Hats,
From the best o the cheapest qualities Also,
Mems and Boys Caps &
NJ Goods are of superior Inahp and designed
cloul-and will be sold cheap the cheapest for cash
gCouny Merchants supplied on the most liberal terms
SAMUEL WILAfOT.
I'm q This establishment Will be removed abOnt the
September the stand occupied by w H. Talbot
Jeweler, under the Capital House. !.
indianapolis, A rii goth, 1852 dSSvtf
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TO BUSINESS MEN

TuyE undered invite the attention of business men through
III the STATE Of Indiana the aces they offer for the
those any other within their knowledge They
general appointing Agents for the sale Of the splendid Fabrics
AMERICAN PORCELAIN COMPANY,
by Cartridge Co. Long island and sold
EXCLUSIVELY by Mesrs JOhnso * G0ode. OF New York city
and By Agents These OF almost endless variety
and IN eeg durability and cheapness stand positively ulv
led having wherever introduced drsH from a0fk all similar
The system under which The Porcelain sold
absolutely -
Cuts of all Competition, -
and give to tn retail dealer all the profits which he has heretofore
been obliged TO share with the csT These profits VITA the
sales which The superiority OF the nsures gives 10 the
dealer unexamped gains gains which are mol oy Immediate bun
In addition Porcelain Fabrics and included me
system OF sale, we have the wares ef the ~
American Argillo Company,
thus offering mdacement inferior 10 the hSs
lshme OF MesSr RUSSELL az ERWIN, OF Nsp Brifafn Conn
An adequate description Of the question would be deem
ed exavagani and scarcely belle we'd without Inspection We
therefore invite all who desire 10 embrace The
Certainty OF Rapid Wealth
personally 10 call and only the but the system
'd 'vhieh they s pledgng ourselves an all cases make
good
an opportunity such may once In cen
tury require that all agents appointed 6y shall be o.
responsible business character and desire nsgoiGe with
others But shall be happy receive the calls the CAPITAL
HOUSE,. Indianapolis only of such but OF all interested
aiming hese most useful unique and elegant productions OF
wINcHELI., PHELPS & Co,
Agents FOR johnson 8 Goodel
REFERENCES
T. IS FITCH, Pres't Mechanics Bank, Syracuse n. Y;
Z. B. WIcKs. Cashier Mechanics Bank Syracuse, ". "
Tos g. ALycRD Pres Sat Springs Bak, Syracuse, N y;
T. B. JuDsON, Cashier, Sa Springs Bank, Syracuse " Y;
a. 5 BARNES Co. Book Publishers New York ely
GEO. III DERBY & Co Book Publishers Buffalo y. Y:
July, 1859. july1S
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INDIANAPOLIS, May %, 1851.

~ II shall be the OF the Principal TO furnish all the grad
OF this Institution who desire with immediate employ
men he therefore requests business part of the Stale
who be good inform him OF the
stating all particulars and he viii Try and send him well quail
fed in every particular.
Auangemens have been made with Of the largest
beat Boarding houses In the City board and lodge all the Students
from abroad 81 90 per week making the entire of board
Tuition and Stationary about $1,000 the price Tuen alone
in The Cincinnati Colleges. juy17-lyd&w
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YiNcHELL, PHELPS & Co,
Accents for Johnson a Coode
INDIANA FEMALE SEMINARY.

Z. o. MCLEAN, ID. d.. Principal.
FElIIS Seminary located IL the city Of indianapolis lis
q ra position makes of New and commodious
buildings progress in which, hoped The pupils will find a
pleasant and cheerful home Every viii be paid the
physical mental moral and religious culture OF the pupils BY the
Principal and his Assistants
The hrst will the first Monday of Sepen-
Der when day and Loarg pupils will be received Circulars
can be had the Bookstores also from the Prnepa by
plca,,on through the mail and q his Office
INDIANAPOLIS Jaly Is ty4yy --I CT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

GJ'Gen. Butler made an able and eloquent speech in
favor OF Pierce and King, at the Democratic ratification
meeting Carrollton few days since He rebuked in
press in relation Gen. Perces conduct while in the
army. He spoke one brave soldier should speak OF
another brave solder.---Nsso Albany Ledger
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

" Every Wing who charges Gen. Pierce with COW.
ardice brands Gen. Scott with deliberate
downright lying Gen Scott, in his official reports en-.
dorsed Gen Pierce gallant soldier and ask our
Democratic friends keep this in mind and hurl il in
the face Of Whggery when they hear the vile SANDER
from The lips Of It's votariss.- Bali Arsw, -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

HE NOTED CALIFoRSiA INDIAN CHIEF BAPrIsrE
while intoxicated at feast afey, drew his sword and
plunged into the body Of his wife killing her instantly
Next day her body was burned upon funeral pile with
all her effects, to gold dust she had collected
the day before.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
ANSWER

Not dollar OF expenses, connected with the recep.
ton Of Gov Kossuth at Indianapolis, has ever been
chargeable upon, paid from, the State Treasury.
They were all paid BY voluntary contributors-prlnci-
paly by membes Of the Legislature Of both political
parties t = = - = F.. w. III. ELLIS.
$50 .AHdfor of State
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
ADDRESS OF MIR. F. J. MARTIN,

O ue RECEPTION OF tls DGnneF presented 70
Meas Granite Club" July "a, 1852.
Mas. BAsNETT-LADIEs:-W With delicate and hon
est pride Ia behalf OF the young democracy OF Vernon
attempt reply your appropriate and eloquent re-
marks. There may be a few prudsh spirits who affect
TO believe that travels altogether without the
sphere OF her appropriate action when she manests
modest interest those affairs closely interviewer
with the prosperity OF this country-y0Ur country aud
But such sentiments Of false delicacy quickly
vanish when reflect that 'OrR dear native land
Is yours also; that the ties OF home and kindred, and
country are common 70 both you and us that the same
laws that threw their protection around must shield
and protect you; and that you have with common
interest in those who may reflect Influence and bear
our names through future generations.
We remember too, VITA heartfelt gratitude those
herolnes OF the revolution WHO, Ia the dark and trying
hours Of struggle for independence, gave aid and
comfort to the Of freedom. Coming farther down
IN our counry's history call mind the spartan
mothers Of our forest land who shared with the hardy
pioneers the dangers, privations and suferings of
frontier life. Amid difficulties and haFdships they were
ever ready to counsel and consoles and even ia the hour
OF utmost peril
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

GTGeorge Thompson, whose oficious intermeddling
conduct in this country, severely rebaked by the
American public and press has been defeated Cor Paria-
nent. Thompson was the late member Cor the Tower
Hamlsts. Many will rejoice at the event.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

GrFrederick Douglass is in his paper in favor Of
Scott. He says he looks the nomination Of SCOTT as
~ "encoursgiDg sign Of the times" 4aAf q
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IMPORTANT
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CATTLEl
Troup & Fickardts Celebrated Black Liniment

in all the various diseases of Horses and Cat
where external application required such as Corks
Chafes Sprans Bruises Scratches, Cracked Heel
ofthe shoulders Se Hoo Knee Hip joint Fetlock and of the
Pasern and Coffin Joints, Spnt SPAWN Hard TumoEs
Dsiemper Fisula, Poll Evil, dc. &c. -sss-.w L.
excellent remedy for the Human frame IN all cases
Weakness Joints Pains In Back, Breast
SIDE Face Limbs c Sore Throat Influenza, Swelngs, Rhen-
main Sprains, Bruises &c &c DC. 81. 81. az
article far superior and cheaper than the common
Nerve andB Bone Liniueni IN ---
he prepared and sold only by the subscribers
II NAV also be obtained their accredited agents throughout the
STATE Price e5 ceL Is bottle beiieSor dollar By
G0 TROUP & FiCKARDT, Druggists.
tfcs ~ = ! a Circlsvile o.
Te whom all orders must be addressed t ~ -rit SO
The GENUINE BLACK LINIMENT sso be had of ..--
THALMAN & EVANS, indianapolis.
And at other respectable agencies in Indiana narlw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

FuyO THE PUBLIC-The undersigned hereby cautions the
IL public buying using Patent Right for machinery
for cutting the Screws e rails &c. OF bedsteads gaaed 10
Spencer Lewis April 9Th 1880 the procured by fraud
and has been audged by the Commissioners of Patents for the
United States, 10 Gross and Campbell, OF Tfn, Ohio.
The undersigned The only authorized Agent OF SAID Gross and
Campbell for The sale Of The Rht in said machinery nte Stale OF
Indians and will any infringement the by
SALE using, otherwise.
For The information Of the public he herein SETS forth the decision
Of the Commissioner nj Patents.
Spencer Lerfs
camPbes application with Patent granted said Spencer
Lewis April 9th $780, for Improvements machinery for cutting
Screws on rails &c. OF Beadseads before The Commissioner Of
Paelts:-
case, priority Of invention is decided of said Gross and
Campbe the said Gross joint with the said Cam bell of
the machine claimed by hem having invented ps
prior the invention OF the by said
Lewis. THO'S EXBANK.
PATENT oFTicE, March II, 1851. ....., I.
= ass SAAI'L H. KfsINGER,
julys-wcw. Agent Tor Gross q Campbell, TiEn, o.
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Mechanics Mutual Health Association.
Incorporated By Legislature Of 0iOckaTteT PerPetua
PRINCIPAL OFFICES.

= p PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
fsstiae Of Msaatersiy patSas e54i0s
No los WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI, u.
No WELD BUILDINGS STREET, ST. LOUIS, No
No 439 MAIN STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY
No 80 SAITHFIELD STREET, PITTSBURGH Pa
p No. So JEFFERSON AVENUE, DETROIT MICH
No Isl LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.
. MASONIC HALL INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Accumulated Cash and Guaranty Capital, $40, 900.
This is Association Of Merchants Mrchsnies
Working and others formed 81
othe IN Of sickness accident By the payment 81 The fol-
entitled TO weekly beaehi during life should you be disabled BY
disease or accident rom edg Your ordinary business
cupaSn All who JOIN ihf Association
Tie election OK oces and 10 participate in the profits Of he As
both mutual and benevoezl in is dsgus and with lhe lowest
consistent for liz security.
Yearly Deposits Of Members Under so Years Of Age
TABLE OF RATES No l.
Those drawing for the hrst weeks sickness paying
. per year draw 80 per week per year oT= . week
TABLE OF RATES No. 2
Those not drawing for the first week setnes ~ paying
4 800
$50
Dollar and Fy Gents Admission Fee VII CHARGED ths
FIRST year, and be paid the Of making the application
Persons so yeafsof will be charged 25
Females receive diseases both only
OFFICERS:
w. w. SCOTT, President
}. H. BUCHANAN, Vice Pres't
F. F. LIVINGSTON. !! H BUCHANAN.
X. c. JOHNSON. THEODORE MARSHALL
j. H. BUCHANAN, SEcRErARY AND TaEAsuRER
L. II. BROWNELI., General Agent for indianapolis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

II -ENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.-The Third Ses-
"a son of ihs Institution Will the first Monday OF
November next and continue four months with the following Fac
uty md of Instruction.
BENJAMIN W DUDLEY, NJ D Emeritus Psf Anatomy and
Surgery
RosERr PETER NJ Psof Of Chemistry and TO1ieoIOgy
THosIAs D. MITCHELL, NJ D., Pref Of Tas0Ty a1d PTass 9
Medicine
JOSHUA B. Flint NJ D., Prof Of PiAssPls and PEaies Of
Surgery -. -
ETHELREzr L. DTDLEY NJ D., and JA1Es NJ Bush, NJ d,
Professors Special and Surgical Anaf0Dy, and Operatives 9aa
Clinical SErgs1y.
LIFwEILYS PowELL NJ D., PeE # o6'tstss and Diseases Of
Women GHI Children. -
HENRY NJ BuLLIrT, NJ d. Prof Of PaysiOlogy and Paolosy
Erasmus d Force NJ D. Prof Of Mafs7ia Msa'ea aad Ihs7a
Pe,ties.
DAVID CUMMINGS NJ D., DkUonslTatOr Of Anatomy,
whole of lectures. amount 10 SIVo
MaTculaIion be pad only Graduation fee $50
Disseeting ticket Si0 Hospital ticket 50
JOSHUA D FLINT =
Huntsville ulya-EvSw Dean Of the Faculty.
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CERTIFICATE

CERTIFICATE
ave the undersigned having used the Composition Roofing Ma
era cf Louden Duffy very cheerfy recommend its use be-
heyng possess all the advantages sSerbed Fire
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Address
BIT MRS. EMILY B. BAsNETT,

Dsssd at the presentation of Banner by the ladies q
VsraOn 10 ths Young Meas Granite Club, July 24th'
1852
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Yearly Deposits Of Members Under so Years Of Age

Those drawing for the frs weeks sickness by paying
- draw 50 week - year per
-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

Anew sTOREThe subscriber would respectfully inform tue
public that he has leased the formerly occupied b,
Morris Billiard where he is opening fresh stock OF ry
Goods Groceries, Hardware Tn-h Boots and shoes Queens
ware Yankee Notions Provisions &c, de- which he prepared
TO sell low for cash.
gJ7-Country Produce bought and sold. ~ "
Don't forget 10 call on rfc5 JOHN CLARK %
julyS-w3w. The old Miller.
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f10f
Now all you have 10 do 10 call and your price
for have got articles suit Bring your Wheat Flax
Feathers Beeswax, Ginseng, and Eggs
wish o exchange for Groceries, the a cash.
AIURPHEY & TAYLOR,
.nar25-d&w journal copy1 Masonic Hall.
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n f. FAIRBANKS has Just his Spring and
80 Stock Of Fashonsbe Hats Panama, Grenada fiambeau
Leghorn Braid &c WHICH he has purchased
able him supply tie trade -t- - q -
Also, Ladies' Gemees fashionable Shoes Of quail
forget 10 call and look al them J r, FAIRBANKS. 81
apfs Sign OF the Big Red Isnn,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

~ q fAN : OFT :
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

TuyHE undersigned invite business through
n the STATE Of Indiana, the fcnes they offer for the
eemae local Business The profits which very
Tar those any other within er knowledge They
general appointing Agents for the sale OF the splendid Fabrics
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-25
MECHANICAL.
., HOT AIR FURNACE, COOK.

~ ING RANGE AND STOVE WARE
~ HOUSE.-The undersigned takes this
method of informing the public that he has on
hand and is constantly receiving from the princi-
pal northern Manufactures, Furnaces, Ranges,
Stoves, &C., of the latest and most desirable styles
Among his assortment can be found Chilson's Pa
tent Hot Air Ventating Furnaces for warming
and ventia,ing Churches, Public Buildings, Facto-
ries, and Dwellings. Also. COOKING RANGES,
the most complete and economical arran cement for
cooking. in use. Having had long experience in
the use and operation Of Furnaces and Ranges, and
by giving his personal attention the setting and
fitting of them up he is confident that trial is suf-
cient satisfy any of their superiority over a.
ny other arrangement for heating and cooking pur-
poses.
On hand, full assortment of Stoves Coal
Grates, Registers. Pipe, Sheet Lend. Lead Pine,
Hollow Ware, &c.
Tin and Iron Roofing and Fave Cutters put on
in a superior manner. Also, full supply of Tin,
Brittania and Jsppanned Wares, at Wholesale
and Retail. His facilities for manufacturing Tin
Ware are such, that he feels assured that he can
make it for the interest of Merchants abroad. and
all others in want, to call at the Nesc Store up torn
East siie. Main Street and examine his stock be-
fore purchasing.
He would also tender his thanks to the people of
Lynchburg and its vicinity for the very liberal pat
ronagc extended to him during his short residence
here and hopes by strict attention to his business,
to merit a continuance of the same.
Mar l5--ts c. s. BLISS.
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Comic WrioinR.

Blanchard wrote the best OF his inim;,s-
BILE Caudle Lectures. whilst suffering from
poverty. and when his wife lay st the po;;p,
Of death-an event. the distress Of hich,
caused him TO commit suicide. Ccrvsn,ss,
Moliere. Hood, Butler. and many o,her
celebrated humorists wers mslsncboiy
men. 1t is said that Swift wss never
known TO smile. Charles Lsmb wTots the
most faceIious Of his productions IN . 1t
Of the most profound detection. Cowpsr
wrote .john Giipin when he was in state
Of dependency. bordering on msdnsss.--
The writers are not such happy Eellows
as their readers would be inclined TO be-.
ieve. We have known gentlemen in pri-
vate life whose humor and rcpartes en-
livened every circle. who were yet. when
away from the stimulus Of society. subject
to extreme depression. The ludierovs 10
the refuge from tho deep sadness Of many
a gloomy nature. Could tho world hook
within the souls Of humoris,s. il would %
soon expect TO hear jests from the lips of
some Of them ss gibes and songs from
skull.--Magnoiia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-25
POETRY.
Childhood.

Pale ghostly shapes, around me still yet linser,
Yet with averted looks, and whispered sighs
Of 10th farewell pointing with silent finger
Where buried childhood lies,
From the steep peak Of manlier existence,
Backward my anxious gaze vainly cast;
Float Ger that valley in the flying distance,
Mists of the shado~y past.
Where is that worldl Alas It's gone forever.
The soul Of light. of melody, and mirth,
That dwelt in sunbeam. wood. and shining river.
And clothed the dull, bare earth;
When the heart leapcd hear the wild bird greet
ing,
Danced with the dancing leaf on every tree.
And felt within each vein Of nature beating
APulse ofsympathy.
When the pure virgin well of thought and feeling
Gu.hed in free tides, the newborn heaven Of joy
Circled round, its mystery revealing
To the fair wondering boy
Where art thou. youth, ah whittier from me bani.h-
sdl
On the bleak hillside Of my days, behold.
The shadows stride the sun has well nigh vanished,
With half-shut glance and cold.
Now through clear blue rift those clouds dividing
Methnks familiar forms again see,
Loved faces old beneath the veil are gliding,
That bond and nod to me.
And from afar lute-like voice replieih,
why seekest though the living 'mong the deadl''
The shape may change, the spirit dieth,
Though childhood's look be fled
Still the same skies with face of happy dreaming
Bend smiling over thee as once they smiled;
Still thro' thy manhood's eyes undimmed is gleam-
ing
The presence Of tbs child.
Within thy heart the lons-lost fount is swelling.
Whose waters bring fresh; unwrinkled youth;
Within thy heart, is yet the holy dwelling
Offaith of love, of truth,
There find thy charm gainst touch of eating sorrow
The sources of thy undecsying sun;
The heart is not of yesterday morrow;
Memory and hope one.
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Lenaea - Ni1hs.


In ono Of his letters to the Tfibsns. M.
Grcely thus describes .Londoh II Mid
night" ~ alA ~ ~,
London is given to late hsurs. Al &
A. NJ. though tho sun has long bevs u.
there are few stirring ia the principal
streets, occasionally you may nssss csb
hurrying with some passengsr 10 tshs On
early train; but few shutters are dSwA q
z. and scarcely an omnibus is to bs dsss
till afier 8. Tho aristocra,ic dinner hour
is p. NJ. though trust few sro " un-
merciful 10 themselves ~ 70 postpons their
chief meal to that late hour when they
have no company. The morning u slssr,
the afternoon to business and the evening
to enjoyment. seems the ususl Routine v i,h
the favored classes.
Walking home from a soirce st tho
West end through Regent g.. Haymar.
ket and the Strand once at midnight, |
was struck. though sccus,onsed 10 sll
manner OF late hours in New York, with
the relative activity and wide awake o..
pect Of London at that late hour. Il sccft.
ed the High Change Of rcvelry and plS4s-
urs-seeking. The iaverns. The clubs. and
drinking shops betrayed no svmp,oms of
drowsiness; the theatres We're barely l--
ginning to emit their jaded multi,udss. ,hs
cabs and private carriages were more
plentiful than by dsy. and were br,skly
wheeling hundreds from party 10 party,
even the omnibuscs rsttlcd dow n the n ijs
streets as ireshl y and almost ~ pu,neruus-
as at midday. The policemen wsre I.
lert on nearly every corner; shsrpcrs and
suspicious characters stepped nimbly =
bout the cross-strcc,s IN quest or prey, and
innurttcrnbIe wrecks Of Womsnhood. God
pity thct,l shed deeper dark nrss over
the shaded and dusky lanes and byw.ys
whence they momcnily emerged TO salGtS
the passer-by. Beneath the shelter of night,
Misery stole forth frofh its squdIld lair, no
longer awcd by the Police. 70 bcsscch the
compassion Of the stranser shd pout i,s
tale Of wo and suffering into the rarely
willing ear. Serene snd silvery in Inc
clear Light air. rose tLc nearly full moon
over Southwark. shedding IA soft and mel
low light on pillar and cdifce. column snd
sp're. and enduring the placid bosom Of
the Thames with tranquil and spir;,asl
beauty. Such was one glimpse of I.ea.
don at midnight. have no, sesn i. 80
impressive by day.
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P0ss the Rascal 'lseupoA.

The editor Of the People, Press" null.
Lshed at Hernando. Mise, has had oil h;s
chickens stolen! Hear him:
"Chichen TNicrcs.--Wc were . IitIs
surprised, lust Sunday morning, just u
daylight, 10 learn that somebody had stolen
all our chickens off tho roosi, no, even
leaving one for seed. Upon examining
the promises, we discovered two distinct
footprints TO and from tho hcn.houss-
The idea shortly suggested i,self 10 u The,
they might have been bsrieresl or at Ger
tain public house in This place. shd - We
had heard of such things being done hers-
'ofore, we Immediately posted on to where
our good genius suggested 10 us, and found
what we believed to be our own, though
mostly divestcd Of their feathers. The
landlord beihg summoned, plead entire
Ignorance ofthe arrival ofthe iowls, or the
persons who brought them; but said, II
they were mine. could dispose Of them
as thought proper. He said he would
buy them Of the, or ! might take them
away (very condescending!) rs l pleased.
! chose to take them along with ms--bsr
ing one. which. afterwards learned, was
dissec,ed and in process Of cooking. A.
we have received no repara,ion ior The
destruction Of our properly. and wishing
the gentleman who received the stolen
fruit all the good luck he can have, thsss
hard time. we will now leave him 10 HE
own fate" f...4. f..a.....1 n.
The hard.hear,ed and unieeling scoun-
drel who would thus deprive poor sdi.
tor Of his iasf chicken. mot even having
him Zone for sted." ought TO have his
eyes picked out by setting hsp--be d.
prived Of 'nsture's sweet restorsr.' for enc
hundred consecutive nights. by the crow
ing ghosts Of murdered chsn,iclcers---snd
be led on added eggs and printers pi for
the remainder Of his days.