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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-14

The Hon Tn0sAs II. Bgsros has been IN.
gagged In ytunping Missouri with singular r.
feet. lie advocates BrcHAsAs Tor thu Presl.
dency and himself for the Goycrnorship, lie
identifies himself with the law and order party,
M opposed Ia the Democracy, and bsscs his
hopes Of triumph upon what he believes to
be- the conservative sentiment Of the STATE. -
Ills organ the NJ. Louis democrat. mys;
Through every village that hs pas~~, thou
san,ls flock firth 10 hear the old mans elo-
qnonce, and TO greet him with their Applause.
His journey from town 10 town has been like
iriumphal march, ovations crowd upon him
with wcighty hArine. and vet h. never tires
or siops travelling sixty Or seventy miles
n day, speaking two hours and q bali IN tho
open air. making additional adslr~ses by tlT
wayside, doubling his opponents ~ he procc@ls,
receiving the kindly greetings OF the young
and exchanging old mcnovics with the aged
pouring bitterness such NJ none other can utter
upon thu lsmh Of the sectional sgitators. yet
forgetting personal animositics In his zeal for
the public good, ro,Sng everywhere the patri-
otto feeling OF the true and loyal, cheering the
downcast hopes OF friends, converting eneinics
by his courtesy. disl'anding laiges by his re-
bukc, swimming rivers, breaking down horses,
wearing cat younger companions by his nm
shrinking energy, h. yet exolaims aiter oil, that
be- has not work enough 10 do. Such Is the
wonderful scene now presented in Missouri, aih
equally wonderful Is the effect being produced :"
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NOTICE.-PURsUANT To SECTION

MOTTO E.--PURSUANT TO SECTION
~ three Of the net entitled Gan prescribing rules
aud regulations for The execution Of trusts arising under
citizens Of towns upon lands Of the United States under
certain circumstances" Passed March Sd, 1885
PyHLIc NortcE Is hereby given, that the soth ia,
Of June, A. ID. 1854, the subscriber entered Ut tho
and once al winoos, N. the lands comprising the
site Of the Town ofsOrTH BEND, In the County ofBue
Earth N. T., in trust for the several and benefit OF
the occupants thereof, according TO their respective
terests which lands described in the duplicate
cept II the Receiver Tor the money received by him
pay msn therefor follows the south east quarter
southwest quarter and lots Nos. and eight,
section No. heen and north east quarter ofnorth
quarter and north east quarter OF north east quarter
and west hall Of north quarter Of section No twenty
ts" and west quarter Of the north west quar-
TER az section No twentyth Ia township No. los
at Rage No % containing two hundred and eight,
sIN seres and ninety hundredths.
Eseh and every person or 0catiJn or company oil
persons claiming To he an occupant or occupants IL
have or possess To be entitled 10 the right Of
panty possession Of such lands any Iot block par
Gel or share ther-o required by the fourth section
Of the said act, ne within sixty days after the FIR,
Of this notice in the once Of the subscribe
Al Belle flsin@, Seou County. NJ T., 9 statement Ia
writing, containing an accurate description Of the par
tculsr pieces parts there Of in which he she, Ihey
claim 10 have any interest, and of tho specific right,
Interest, OF estate which he, She they respectively
claim TO he entitled TO receive, or be forever barred
thereof A. q CHATrIEID,
Judge. a.
Dated J1l, "a ls.a iulsTax
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!, viii Se seun ,aa; aSs.s.y sao-sa.r,ls @: the
whole number Of killed and wounded have been
the result Of accidents which have occurri to
trains coming in o. leaving tbs cities Of Phila-
delrhia AMI naltimcre. Sevcnty.eigh killed
and two hundred and fourteen wounded were
on Philadelphia trains, and forty-,wo killed aud
one hundred and firyf four wounded on Balti.
more trsins
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-14

SirE RluRo.ps--1he main trunk Of ID,
South Carolina Railroad the Charleston Mer
curry says, 1875 miles in length, has been in op
GRAFTON for twenty three years, and in all ,ha
time not single passenger has lost his lite
TN the Columbia branch which has been in
operation half that time two passengers lost
their lives. but they were no, al the time in
the passenger cars On the Camden branch
no passenger has ever leea killed 1t is posi-.
ble. therefore, even in the United states. to
save innocent travellers from Wholesale murder
without depriving railroads Of good dividend.
Hut this is only an instance 81 the voluntary
caution and systematic good management n a
corporation.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-14
A GsApuArxp ScArs ov HrsrASps- IT,

A GsApuArxp ScAts 90 HrssASps Two
days Ago" writes the Paris correspondent Of
lie Nor,l, there died At Versailles, in complete
ohscuriy. parsonage who he's q name in his
tory Count Do Bombelles. Who. AFTER Nspo-
leSs !, and ths Count ID Nisppsy wss the
third husband II Mare Lcuise-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-14

GSosos Il, B,u.xx has dsrosrd OF his inter
est In the n. Y. Je.,r.al 81 Csrm,rcs The
N. Y. POD says that tbs prize pA.i was SIS.
900 for oss quarter making the value Of thu
whels. $4,000
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-14
RatlrOaa Accidents.

The following is record Of The mos. lamrn-
table rail rosd accishnts which have occurred
Ia the United States sncr the commencement
Of the year 1854 II will be SON that the m
cent collision on the north Pennsylvania road
resulted in greater number Of killed and
wounded than attended any previous accident :.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-14

HsALIHs New York CIn.-Quite a
panic was created in New York few days
since by the sudden and large increase Of the
weekly bills OF mortality Rnmors Of yellow
lever, cholera, and other cpidcmics were indus
triously circulated The Commissioners Of
Health took the matter ia hand, ami have re-
portesl that there is no cause for alarm what.
ever. 1ha, the mortality Of the city for the
last week compared with the number of deaths
Tor the corresponding week Of 1855 is less by
siytysix deaths, 1t is authoritaiively stated
that no diseases exist a, present in an epidemic
form The Commissioners meet every day and
assure tho public that every timely prccautiou
shall he taken on their part to ensure the pre-
serva'ion Of the public health.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-14
IIlERRITORY OF NINNESOTA,-

Il COUNTY ot m.rY EtkrH,
D-stEst Court, rhisi Jaaie.ai p.strst Carsi stat
s,sfH assiast Hannah Stats
70 the DskaAaat, Hannah Sstf
fes are hsrssy ssamsaet sssw~f Tie saaay,ia, n
81 Csarsd stzif, paand skeh has b~~a aieI Yah ths
s<rt Of Ais Coat and 10 eoPy ~ yoar
tho ssssrr,e<r u hsnAate, = WITHIN thirty d
aes the s~sytes 81 tbs senmsos skcla,s 81 tAs IA,
AZ ssrvtse, and yea fs II. sald sospLa ~
- h>rshy ecnsssds-s. the plsIaua .M sgpi, 10 tA-
Jsrs 81 the rslssf SsnaAa~l HERETO
l. ohpNsoS, Auy ia F.s.sEs
DATED o. Es.ks.e sih MAJ Isfe -srIssv.
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IN RAMSEY COUNTY MINNESOTA TER
II DfTnDN,

| NJ special term Of the Probate Court held ~ all
3l-t day Of July, A. u. 1856.
4. the matter Of the Estate of Joseph Msyworm-
Present A. 4. Jones, Judge.
On reading aud hing the petition OF pranel. A. Ns,
worm praying for therein set forth that Letter.
OF Administrator on said Estate issue to John b. ssn
born u ordered that saturday the 2ad day Of AZ
gust. ID. 1850 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon be a.
signed for the besrug ofssd peto AMI that the
Al Law OF the said deceased and all other psrsens Inter
Of the Probate Court, then to be As,dsa, sad sAo~
cause ans there be- Why the PRAYER OF said petitioner
And Is further ordered thst the said petitioner give
notice to all r~r,sns Interested sail Estate Of the peu
dsncy OF The sad petition, and tie bearing tAssssL BY
causing copy ofths order TO he published ia the Pho
oe-r and Democrat. Newspaper published ct o. Psut
IN sstd teaniy II WsmsFy for three successive wset
prs W., ;. 70 sad d" Of hearing AC; Jos.s.
July @-wSw Judge OF Probsis
DROBATH CoURT-AT A SPECIAL sIS
l. Sion Of the Probate Court, held In sud for the
county Of Ramsey and Territory Of Annsen,s on ss-
isy The asth lay Of June, A. D., lsse
from PANEL ohrer simini.,r.tor ~ Isnn
! ridden, dseeased--Pre-ent, A. g. JoSKs, Judge.
% res4tng and hlng the petition Of Samuel Leeeh
pray ing Tor therein contained decree
be made au,a"t'ng Daniel Rsrrr the stmin,stratst on
The k.ste q Henry Tildsn late OF Ramsey county, d.
To VT Lot No, Din Block No s, in Isech siditoa 10
the town of So mt Paul
It's hereb, ordered that Monday the 10th d.y OF
gust A. y 1855, At 10 ocloek In the forenoon ss A.
sfnei for the hearing of said petition And ~ 10 further
ordered that The petitioner sye pet,es 10 ,As oer.on.
Interested in said tstste of The psndency Of aid pet.
ton and the hearing thereof by csusing copy Of tn.
orter 10 he published In the PIox ua ASp Dssocuar
newspaper Published al Saint Pal, aid county o,
Ramsey, siS successive weeks prevL,ns TO .sd d., al
hearing
baissiS fSEto~, A. G. JONES
Petitioner, Auy. Os3o owl Judge Of Probate.
~ pPOpATL CoITpT d XuTI7y .S.1I7x7I,,-
4 "oN'H cotni' nhsoEi SotNIl
.smseN 1"rn'y, ainass@,a ienttory
spreiA 'e,n % the rrooats tour held In All
~ We s"hv )" hsm.ey ss'n' Fsai, On ssturdsi
ne is'a aAl ~ jury, a u 1880
20 me",' oi he hsfss ot tI'ss Jelly fresssi
=. yosss, 1ess
VI sa.hs sni anas ihs peot'on OF stlss HsteAins
yVs " reasons theren 81 forth. that Letters Of Al
MN s'''poh on $40 hs,Ae lsss- ." George ". Arm
.uons " orisred that Monday, the 2sib day Of
=. ~ Isoe o. 10 Q eloes 10 the frsneoa. - ..
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FRSsoSr A SLAvxHolpKR-We have stated,
| on the authority Of A. j. Lewis, Esq. . native
OF South Carolina, but for . number Of years
past resident Of this State, that Col. Fremont
vas at this moment the actual owner 81 slaves.
and that they were worked o. leased out under
the ostensibsc owpcnhip Of sister Of the Col.
ouel.' This report has not bcen denied in any
shapc emitting the denial to serious csasidera.
ton. When we shall produce further proof
Of the truth OF the declaration Of Mr.. lewis.
and At the same time ntisiy any rasonablc
mind Of the Inconsistency 81 The Colsoci in a.
Stunning the PROMINENT post Of standard hear.
Or ~ an anti slavery PARTY, when his entire an
tecShnts AMI education, and PRESENT partial
means II livelihood. give the lie to such an -
sumption, Col rrmont in his own person ne
rrcsuts the worst kAtnr IN Southern slavery
ostcnsiblc, owner Of slaves in South Carolina, he
sesPending abroad thc prccsSas OF their labor.
which, " kept ~ spent at home wculd tend. in
MEASURE 10 relievr the coosiiticn Of the labor
ers. The hrm Of slavery which he rrrecsents
is one which no northern man. prstendlng to ps
sss particle ofsympathy fsr the southern slave
can Tor moment attempt TO excuse or pail,a,e.
-R-.n r.o.
Ms, L. " CHup Scr DxAp.--rhe Boston
Telegraph deuics the report Of the dscc~se Of
Lydia Maria Child tn which W have rsrr~i
anil stats tina, thu, lady rss'sss al wsylaDd.
Mas, with her husband Her maiden name
wss FrAscis The lssiy Who rrOrn'ly died At
PArs wS the viz VI Mr. v~Soa Child
late of Rstca.
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LEGAL.

MOTTO E-PURSUANT TO SECTION ;,
IN of the act entitled "An oct prescribing rules and
regulations for the eIecusiou Of trsss srsse un1sr the
u towns upon lands q the Cnitsd stsss under
eircunstances' >" Passed March ID, 1883.
PrrLIc Nercs hereby gwen, that 90 sAs isA day o
July A. d. 1850 the subscriber entered NJ The Lasd
Once ., Red Wing, T. the land comprising he site OF
the town of GLkSCOE, in the county Of Mcleod,
MI trust fr the several and sensat Of the &c
eapsns thereof according to ths respective interest
Which lands described In the duplicate receipt Of the
Receiver fr the money received BY han In payment
hsrssr, As IIlow. The norlA Aan Of section No 49,
ia TownsAip No. u.s. north Of Raass No. 20 west,
tainips three hundred and twenty acres
Each and every person As<ociatton, company oi
have or possess to be entitled to the right Of
psney possession u such snds or any Iot block par
eel share thereof reqairsd BY tbs arth section OF
the said act to he within sixty days aer ihs hr.s pae
heaion Of this notice In the once Of the SUBSCRIBER
Belle PLANE Scott county, H. t. statemeat In writing
soataians accurate description Of this PartieaaI
pieces Parts thereof in which he, she, they claim
to have interest and Of the sp~ei1e right interest
estate which he she, they respectively claim to
be eniiiied to receive, or be forever barred eis'm
thereof A q. C1lATFlEID
jaly3I6w Judge, &c.
MOTTO E.-PURSUANT TO SECTION
IN three Of the net entitled IAN act precribng rule.
and regulations for the execution Of trusts arising under
the act Of Congress- entitled act for the reefo ie
Esa- OF towns upon lands Of the United States under
tain circumstances passed March 81 1855
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen that the 18Th iss
Z" Suy, a " 1850 he subscrlber entered 81 the iahi
ONCE at Re Wing. N T. the land constituting the site
Of the Tewn Of FRANKLIN, in the County Of Mcleod
r. IN trust for the several and benent Of the
pants thereof, according TO their respective iatsfess
which lands described In the duplicate receipt Of
Receiver for the money received by him In paymsu,
therefor, olows The east half az Section No. a.
| 10 fownship Ne. us, n OF Range No ~ West. con
tanning three hundred sud twenty acres.
fAeh and every person association or company or
persons claiming 10 be occupant occupants or 10
have possess 10 be entitled TO the right OF
OF occupancy Of such lands Lot Bork. parcel
share thereof required by the fourth section OF the
said act to tie within sixty days after the first publes
ton Of this notice the once 81 the bscrber Belle
Plane scott County, NJ T., statement In writing
tanning accurate description Of the particular pieces
parts thereof ia which he she they claim 10 have
interest and OF the specific right interest esAt.
whlch he she they claim be entitled ot
/ be forever barred thereof. A. q. CHATfIEI.D,
Juy3l-6w Judge &c.
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BETTING,
LICE l. FATHER.

Gum Parking for Engine, Sc, &c.
All which they will sell at low price. aud liberal
discount will be given to the trade msy23
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-08

a mince pie. Then I went back am told
the tavern keeper felt Eindef sick, an
tho't I'd take some castor lie, a mouthful
| of cold meat an a strong glass Of whisky
punch, an then GO to bed ~ ss'rt
= But I2tell yer what, I had rather a
poor night: g Sometimes I was sawake
groanin', an 'swhen.I was asleep, d bet:
ter been awake, for T had' such powerful
dreams. fSometimessI I tho't1 was sSsskinin'
a bar, an then by some hocus: :pocus
'tFould all changetto t'other side, an the
fatal crster, would be skinnin' me... II
- ''aThen again, I'd dream that 1 was
rollin logs with the boys, an jist AS ID
be a shoutin' out; now then--here she
goesl everything would get reversed
again-I was a log an the boys were
prying s.me up with their ,handspikes.
Then I'd wake up an screech an roar
then off to sleep again to dream that
Spanker had run away with me or some
other play thing till mornin':
"When I got up hadn't any appetite
for breakfast, an the tavern>keeper told
me if was goin' to carry on screemin'
an grolnin' as had the might before.
my room was better than my company.
81 hain't," said Mr.. Spike, in conclu-
sion. "I hain'tss been to Portland since.
but if 1 live to be as old as Mathusalem,
I shall never forget that ALFRED ice
cream"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-08
THE ALBA.CROSS.
cream
By EvANDER."

Child of the Ocean Tho Hurricanes king
TO him the mad billow no terror can bring.
Proudly he rises on the crest of tho wave
When the sea rolls in mountains and OCEAN
storms rave,
When the roaring tornado bursts forth on the
sea,
And wind grapples wator in mad revolry,-
When the ship, like toy, on the ocean is toss'd
And the brave hearted sailor gives up all for lost
THEN, peerless, the Albatross sports with the
storm, - .'-
And gNnbols in mid -air, all fearless of harm.
Or when calm and placid the blue waters lie,
TIo strays from his home in the azure-arched'
To skim like arrow the breast of tho deep,
Or, folding his pinions, reclines THERE to sleep
How majestic he floats How calm is his rest
AS a babe he is rocked on tho waves heaving
breast
Again he arousos with pinions outsprcad-
And quickly forsaking his watery bed,
Tipping the surface to aid in his rise,
Mounts upwards once moro to his place in the
skies
Now playfully rests on tho masthead 20 ride,
And smoothes his ruffed feathers with true no.
tive pride
careless, no seems, OF what Fortune may bring
OF Fnte, As of Ocean, the undauntod king.
Noble bird if u lesson from thee We would learn
Our numberless sorrows to gladncSs would turn
Bravely the bill lows of trouble to breast
Nor hopeless mourn for nn uncertain rest.
But on pinions of Hope, from the tempest Of
Time,
Soar "loft to fairer and happier cline
And then, when the storms of ILL fortune shall
cease,
Calmly enjoying, MS the king, our ease,
Not endlessly longing from caro- to be freed,
But gladly fulfilling what God has decreed;
Thus soul-teasing trouble would cease to annoy
And sorrowful Earth be Hn Eden Of JOY.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-08
HOE OUT YOUR ROW."

One lazy day II farmers boy
Was hOeing out the corn,
And moodily had listened long
To hear the dinner horn.
The welcome blast was heard at last,
And down h0 dropt his hoe
But goodman shouted in his car,
Hoe out your row 20, -.
....- Hoo out your row H..
AlthO' a hard one" was the row, d"
TO use plowman's phrase,
And the lad, as the sailors have it, u.
Beginning well to /" hazel. ....s 10. .s
a cam" said he, and manfully -t-. IS
lie seized again his hoe - rs7 Il
And the goodman smiled to SEQ the boy
g Hoe out his row-O, . /
-. Hoe. out his row. ,-,s,-r
" Tho lad tho text remembered, ~ =,
And proved the moral well,
5 This perseverance to tho end 5'f
3 AT last will nobly tell z"'-
Take courage man resolve you can,
And strike vigorous blow,
In lite's great field of varied toll !! ~
Hoo out your row-O,
Hoe ont your row. 7r
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-08
HOPE, FAITH, LOVE.

There arc three lessons would write
Three words-as with d burning pen,
1u tracing of eternal light, ,. .-.zs. s-.
Upon the hearts ofmen' sss~r
Have Hope! Though clouds environ now,
And gladness hides her face with scorn,
Put thou the shadows from thy brow
No night but hath its morn. s. .
Have Faith Where'er thy bark is driven
The calm's dispOrt, the tempests mirth-
Know this God rules the hosts of heaven
The inhabitants of earth. s-.
Have Love Not IovO alone for one,
Butman, as man, thy brother call; :
And scatter like the circling sun,
Thy charities on all.
Thus grave the lessons on thy soul
Hope, Faith aud Love and thou shalt find
Strength when life's widest pillows roll
Light when thou else vert blind!
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-08

COSTLY B1RD.-ReT. John E. Edwards,
of Richmond. Va.r now in Geneva. Swift
zerland, visited a ajeweler, in the city. and
says: -E.--s- t. ssy.Ease p &
- He set out. on the counter box,
mounted with massive gold, on the top of
which there was a large enameled tulip,
apparently just bursting into full bloom,
He touched little spring, and suddenly
the flower expanded into full blossom,
and right in the heart of it there sprang
up sweet little bird. of golden plumage.
which began to autterits tiny wings, and
stag as l have thought nothing but re-
al bird oi desh and bones could do /: so
cheerful, 50 jtrl-Iife-opening its little
beaN al cverg note, and really singing a
Diro soGg, such ais heard sometimes sing
1ag out n sar &e~y copse at early morn.
2he price o{ta.5 o'rd was one thousand
collars ~ ...
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-08
An ncirexs for a six-pence.

a beautiful Young heiress has become
so dispusted with hattering set of soft
bsted pomatum haired. moustache-lirped,
strongly-uerfumed suitors for her hand
that She shut herself from tue fashionable
world. turned ali her property into money,
aerGsI.ed Il sii 10 banks, donned cheap
WaIds3;se ;.v- - mask, and went pc
destr.an .R~ a-opgh the city IN which
she had hi,a.rs2 moved with so much dis
plav and n z-n,t .ey,ce. She asked aims
Of those who u .tse lad 6ue!t at her teet.
and sued for he. oand. They knew her
not, and casting IA look 81 scorn upon her
yelled face ana coarsp wardrobe, bade her
..bepouep' She returned to the country
here she met with derSion and scorn.
A few kind hearted people, 1t is true be-
slowed aid, but these were OF q poorer
class. who had hard work to procure their
own daily bread ; but they could not turn
a fellow creature hungry from their door,
and therefore gave small pittance from
their scanty store.
One summers day, large company
met on--Beach. They were mostly
from the city. The distinguished heIress;;
from some cause or other, had wandered
there. She asked aims of one or two
termed the "upper tens" What they
said had been heard by quite number
of their countrymen. Most OF them
laughed. or looked as if they thought
serve her right" The beggar woman
turned sbont and was walking sadly
away, when good looking gentleman
stepped forward, and catching hold OF her
arm. thus spoke: -....,
"stay, my good womau' tell me what
you want"
She replied in low trembling tone,
.s'I want a sixpence-only sixPence."
"You shall have ten times that sum.
Here" he added drawing from his pock.
et an eagle, and placing it in the gloved
hand of the woman, "take this. and II 1t IS
not enough. will give you another"
"The heiress returned the eagle, ex-
claiming, Z" l want sixpence, sir only a
sixpence y
Seeinr that she could not be made to
take the coir, the Gentleman drew forth
thu si1ponGe, and gave it to the stranger
b.iuo beside himself, who after thanking
the generous douor. walked slowly away.
After being laughed at by his comrades
for 50 I iug. he stepped ont in pursuit OF
tue o5S50i "Vh4GA' ny 'IE T
IS an beiress-oy an anSetin disguise. L
mean to ascertai4."
Ne, that he taraght this. He wished
10 show his Indifference to what his COM
ra-!es said besides satisfying himself about
the strange female whom he had just
aided. He scon overlook her and ad-
dressed her t!-Us:
"Pardo7 rne, ua.larn, for pursuing
you. I would know more about you"
As the speaker ceased the mask dropped
from the face of the female, and the
beautiful heiress was displayed before
the astonished gentleman.
That they were afterwards married. the
reader has already imagined, for the heir
ess used this means for rprocuring wor-
thy husband, and the generous gentle
man had been looking for "an angel in
disguise" :. -. 3.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-08

ORIGIN OF THE NAME GRoe.-In Pull
ley's Psychological Companion will be
found the following in reference to the
origin of this word !:
I" Admiral Vernon (the same after
whom Mount Vernon was named) was
the first to require his men to drink their
spirits mixed with water. In bad wealth.
er he was in the habit of walking the decl
in a rough grograps cloak. and thence had
obtained the name OF ssold Grog, in the
in the service. This is tho origin of the
name applied to rum aud water"