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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24
Departure Of the AnglO-SaxOn.


The steamship AMI Saxon sailed for Liverpool at
ten o'clock this forenoon with lis cabin and lo4 s'ser
age passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.
Arrival OF Col. kare al Fort RrideeT.

EXCITEMENT AND SUSPICION IN TIKI CAMP.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-02
9e E = II II It a I t E II.

es rh pom qebrtrn soutdnpesr @eaI. Spraf' S6reb.
Stiana unS 9etdnenunttrrdt ertbetlt esrCrsu TIM 39e
NifSsn rnb aTan1SGien pie i'm ataSitrptelen auf Ser
ianesm 6r nebGe Sanbarbetsn TT cine 2ebrerin anse
eat. &u@ usrbsu s&alsr tn 8Uh anR eOsts ssuommen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-02
Thompson g. Uudesluys.
So. 81 Sle Ga9ft in Der 3dbe bss GufOn,-5SuIcs
..--s-s hieten 1l11n 9SprfouF on:

unO tbGltie ssfuabsn n resn Bene en- ,ii8e Rae
unb Spite Ruben sepoles @tieu aetGmmc.Ic GenrStren.
T s afr t a9s gs sasn 1S as sSs s
Charcoal 5rn Goal T. 5grnsr iabren M bier in ealtt,
neT 6sma@ts Speen, S6dufeln nnb 5eumas fdetttf4ss
srne 6sRe u. no - aas psie Arttts dab eehGnStg an
canb uus sQIa suu gerfeuf s'- tSSe"t so
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-02
% 11aas $50 cn 49,
Sclep SyOre.
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A7sR%MsAw Smkein mir unS auts Neue ben Beaa be
GazsazSs~aW hsItl6en Subums tn Nmertta su erperben
hUen, erauben Dr uns duf cine guolttaOH unires
8erlG6S aumertldm ~ nla9tR 2Dtr peranTdeRen tin
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ReeIA'8 1lnlrilIe gu S6tller unb @Gthe
Di,eben entbnlten;
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Sche," Der Sampf init benz Dra0en," ..sSrts
pOiln, poer Der Gang mad benz @ilenbomnler." :"
unp ,,@Otbe'S f5auit" in 119 enoirten Gldttern
nit erfldrenDem 3erte in peutiuer uno enqlts
her Sprode. Die @5epi6te linO in ren beittu
rorbanpenen engltfhen llebetleeuneen.
Ole AHsRattuas 1T PRaf sssaa (5tOs auart aasmat In
WGprEa; prsis $l2 :"
@esantc enbenre nit @pIbGntst In MarUceU Ober sofb,
Ieber Su psrtaIsNtBmoBieen Gre tR.
u { Q berGbmte $ iiWft tratfOnen, drb gneI
fefmelts beut9r Sun re Bic Lies bes beutden Cr
INJURIES r ant tH one9es @plE lam ftu Gbnltcs q5ers
10 mefernaft Grs9etrhrt aufrtien. &ur bic untos oe
hr S6taerf6en 0idtunajm brrnrT 9rTis S2S
gum erssersn grtGnpnts prn Dptpes 8ou bepnSsrs hs
trd9en. N~ 'NiN"'''" VIE
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rbeau tdneen mar betlppS, nnb ppfcn mir po6 bs rss
yFnhtdus9abs n Gem eneltten 4rfe prmebrt yOm Dest
t3rn rn0 @nlsttansrn treHpt9 besrabt perbea ptrb.
Die reutlhe Snhbanplun9 ron QBm. RoDbe.
800 Grp1omap 0teDz0crf
rat Der Debit lbsrnsmmfn reIde in ben e,onb osts. 81.
SDebetrertatferH snsn 1reemtDeafR Rabau au aefaen
j. =. &pEtG ide 25r5tanpluua
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-02
.BsStneitMsems

Der staslt6e !, Baltimore. gDsdsr" er(6sint
lsteu @lOrsen Omit Mnsnapme pes Senntdgo Hne
Der gDsder" wirb ebcnfaGS in gDaIbinetpa unb
qpbseItna sItG hGrtS Grdecr ben @bCnMenten
ins 5auS belerss U31fs8
Durt bic @of pfrlenbet trtst Der tdaiihe ,gDefer"
So 81 per SaRr, tn unbrhtnGter WPrGNstc-
sa bIHn6. 3A rI lG l4l55l
b, AS- DaS WDGenEIatt teS SaIttmpre 9Deder
es4elnt ieSen 1rettas unb tpet ilPrIi8 50 tn unte
htnater 8rraaSbeJnpIGns. f l9|@H
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-28
WASHINGTON GARDEN
GeiaD,6dus

an Der Baltimore uno Sbios@ ilenbabn.
Z Der llnterseit nete bat biefes Sctel unb SputntfrtptrtbIba
ibernpuinen unb tit berett pripat @efeafGa item, lpwte peen
unb @~rsurHpmem auf bas bette Su %beptrben. Die aaSuebe6n.
tin unb lGSn a~neelesten Qufwdlb6sn, fpwte be i&5ne berrlt.
de Seeen6 bietea ben beRen . erenieungsplas fir 1icntfs
anb 1&rcnrfonen BON @efelidbdften unb SHulen, Hnb Wue
welte germ etnen Gag tn Der frettn Natut gu perbrtnaen min.
iAen. anfrassn, un ben pLaB fur @rcarfOneu su ~btnasen,
miFsn etne Wp6e Dor benz Gage, an wel6eut bic @rcurIfpn
~tattfnben fpat senadt werben. Die belen eSeiiea unD
Setr6nte i1nb fefe berett.
Mxr3o,2@ft s. @.2Pwe, Gtssmt6Ireer,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-28

Ntcpbpt, per gau. 40 Cts.
5 utter, 'bsfs ssssn IS ssnts per sfunS, @lases "a, a'a
%, 5aBbuiter Il 9ts.
s : rsfta, s Sc S ss g sss z gts sais.o asel,a-eea
sebe II, 4O-45 @ents per pfanb. W
StfGe, Madarel. Np. 4 $13 50-t4 pr 100 Yunb &p.
2. $l3; NJ 8. srObt 81 Ditto heine $7,25.
96rta8e, aabt. $4,50-s5; Salttfar. $3,5O-S3; &C.
ssaseftt ~ YER Sa1 1ss s sfs sg s3,s 3 9 a. per SAP S'S'
8ru9te 0abltbe Manbt1x, msidf&. IS Gts, tartl6.
: s g.: ss sItiat : 81 SSSS 81. 81 Is 81 s'r ss gt'.sSt4'
n g,s; 9 jtrsas 1921 IN o ,es ST. oY22
Gprn, wiBss 6l--6i, selbes e4m66 Cts. - OK.
e. Is ~ si g|as aSs Sfs g. s; saNs 70 s En-. 50 e''
= ts s@ssss s g's4sss5 q Ss III ssa g s5-s ss;' sftH sT' io- sS}9,
sssss. ggfssisatl Fss2 ssl7 plumb $ 2
= Sss + s ss asaaf saa per apnne sta5-185, maniua per
Sdptsa fsf sSfano s4a25 gts e]sttsaasts 4 az sts.
& .iss. s i fatl5 Is pump syii7 llI5IIS, sts q gst f14Ft1H,
8artDtfsta aiefeef per oulesa so SIS, s%eDOpnItd,s
g s5 tsI sss pfanS to-,cxe,ass,.a 5r San ng So
sosfe1a tstas issrasass per 3 oqnne $3.50, Sun Of TIE gstns
AH H$S4.so, Mattractre FIR etatt5ebrua4 $6-$6,51. 8ptb-
unp aoeiBaiasn, unO Baltimore S%pmpasnis $3.50, 4
Qeber, @ttt Sebien per Numb 3e-31 @ts, @puntrs Spblen
- "a ~ Gts, eJeasA Stirling 1913 Gtse Spanif6 Sob.
+ s1lealsper 27-2s sts, iGtta Sel@trr, t9part 5 -32 Cts,
III GcunlrH VII dir Z, t@tp1r5 49, &tst Soerle6er raub paS
6 essnDtses gtstt @iaee'se per 19 gtuab So,
Stpeine $780, S1aaTe $!.J0-3.-O.. -3aIs4 81
E9tdter, sNbantanttne pr # 1874 Ga GemifGe2 Spernn
$50 @ts. Sperm 39-l2 SIS, NipulO (~oe5Sdene) A6eRl.
noe 13--i4 Cts, Do. Stt9 10-l6 Cts. mirN sg441gi48 -
De eli spoparsar.et per 5as s.25-437H. Gitu Drills $4,
ni3 Obip $4.311a, 9ppareftr.a &rIra S4. s3-5. 9th Dttls
Grtrd So 5 80, Sattp. 5anilp S7.5J, Bait. &rtra 6.5U,
Eg sfpSsen $3 50-3b2%, z8prnmebt s5attp. per 100 ptuaD
So 20, 90. Sranbgpine $40 s.1aug3<aI IA s13I1E
MD4aitest Msg. Orleans TAR bts primo per Saaone 81
. Ell, sperm per Waa9ne $~l,3O-1,35,a Common Dbale 65-
az 70GIs, 9ateat 7O-15, &atb'Oel 1870 @ts. &etniaa>
. rugtii oaeni 8esf per 100 $%l6-16.5O, @ss.gsrt SIS
q .@erda9e.tss S9welseleii9 S9altsr, per tp 7R-oA
uaserautsrtes, S&petaeFstf&: SSGutttr 81 Gts, Sci.
teaS15 ats, iaare 1917 Gts, bette SSrte II @ts.
Nbaarta uro 9lnfunft Der G~ifenbabmen &c.
-. AS- @eaau eOrrtBtrt. aA
Baltimore u. Sb:DsG iieubaba. (Gauaoen Oepet)
3rft1" 50 30 IN 80 IS mOraeas ) 80, 9asm. A. is
orT-[ Na6 Nsaibtngtrn.
N1oreenS AIS, 8 unb 10 gfdbnttta8S 8 nno D 70.
~ q9r1 Spnntaes nAr Woreens A 49, -
0On gDafttn8tpn.
WpraenS 6 une S~-Nadmttta9s 3, 4 q uub 20.
tt+5ess SCnataes nur Nabmtttaes a 20.
gbifaSelpbia GiieHbabu. (YreiSintitr. Deppt).
Na6 tlafs clip bta. .r--
grpressus sra 7 3o-Sahasiers. Ms 10 15-Nadta. &b A
80 ,., SGnnta8s nur Nbenbs 5 4O.
ae,omntdnsDtiSnssug mad SaDre 0a9ntttaes. A so.
= ,+.4-.-A-r Bp n pbtldbelp1td,.
Mpreens 8-Na9mittass 1-abenbS IL.
SDhutdeS muir NpenbS II. .ssa
Etdets @rfe &Iade 50; 5wette ri. (ttr @tnmanberer So.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-28

ES Or. Smapnes 5uiammenSelebt-
NtIbfiri&em. SsrDp 1elt SprtrsfRta bartnddtsen 5uaen, Or,
taltunBen, Slutipeien, Observation-Disclosures, &eberbefAper.
ben, &iBeln unb Muffetgsn tn Der 8etiey 8urjatbm efeit anb
Srtdbnren, fOwte ale aranfbe item bs 5a1fes urO Der 8eble,
Der Brntt Dber Der 2anB /. 2 Diefe ArSnet retnist susleif unb
ldutert bs Blut. Sm @reB unp Sletnpertauf 3u habtn In
Der Office oes rgDeder" su 81 per Siaf4e. -45 tof0a4aBI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-28
Nnrtlleru geutral @iienbabn.

J(DTIDETU NtHlIul VtICuuuHH' \1utpSLl %CPulJ.
gtdd,i aerf: Mp,eenS 8 15.-5arrtsburJ febt NIT ben 3ieeu
mad, gbbrtabtspiue, @plum5ea &dncater, oaneotr, 8ettpss
bura. Gbanbersburg, Yittsburs 'une Dem QDsfsa tn ger5ta.
bn1tg unb trtft eier Elm, Radmittass 5 As. e- E2.@
10 Spnntd9S 9ta6mtttd9S 3 ubf.2 t33H-6Hb ~
gad Narftpn gaGmittasS 3 ubr (auSSenDmntcn SDnntaB).
@aG harrisburg AbenDs 10, tebt mtt zen Bug. Der penn.
Gtfeaba6n mad uap BON 9ittsbarg in 9srbiaouns:
f+0IDa IN y fbp pte ma d. Dbtta belly btd. 1lt
Die 9an,Sfss Ser ,@riefsm-Stats ssbsp tdsli&, NIT aus-
natme b,s SpuntasS, Naamtttags 4 ubr ppm lDertte an Der
@fe pom 3ratt uno' &tsbtftr. ab. .-t1
Dampfp % tie mad 4srfp1f
aeben tdatid, nit @usnabme bes SOtntass, 8a@mittaes 51.
Spm untpn- Dp6, am @abe Der @%OneOrDtr. mad g~tprfplf unb
gSn @ortuif se9en bic mad saten reifenbsn Yahasisre per
@t(enbabn mad 9EeIbon, u. w., meter, ppn NO ne nit Der Yp1t
"~V 49, Ganerm u nb Sd eRern Sbprr. So nc
Die @afetm Sbpre Ddmpfer n5uSb Senttns' unb ,Gbant.
ptsn" sseea @tputaes nnO Dpnnertass Z llgt UtOr9ens nod
Reut Sslapb. @Drnca, Spencer's,- SGrrtfDn'S. Gambling unb
Gben. rte mn ab uat toutmea am ndnlt@en Gage surad.
Sins Dapon 8ebt Sret dgs 7upr UtOrgens mad annapolis
gBef- Ntper, ct. ,Wtt9aer's uno Dttlet 5,per 5errq ab unH
fprnmt am ~fpfeenben Gage surlf.
Der DImpfe Sent sebt MAD benz Gtpptdnf- &tper we fplat
Son Baltimore Dftttpr@ uno Samfa8 Mspr9ens z u. mad
Denton unb 2~knbtnss, tnbem er Cambridge u. @af,n beratrt.
0pn Oentpu UfDutag unb Opunertaa Afg. z u. mad 8iItc.
Der DGmpfer .;Irrpw eebtOtenNae, DSnaerlfas unO Sutn-
Rag, MprBensl s utr, mad @tefer 0tper. Mpn,as, Mitt.
nod uab Sretae, 4ipt gems Z ubr Surif. G
y att m pre unb 9aturemt &tSer.
Der Dantpfer Planter" 8ebt pom ata. ptanb QDerft ieben
Samaas. .Wtprseas 9 n6r, mad benz gatursa. 5luB ab. Qui
Mtttwpds, AlDreens b ubr mad Baltimore. Az
Der Danpfsr ,,Yaturent" 8ebt POM War1lanb Werft iebeu
Disnfas ahb 5rsttas gtorsens7 utr nab 8air.5apeu ab u,
Ser Ddnp1er og91atp tDaibinsten@ 1sebt BPM Stuut-I abat.
gBaorentauie So. 1 iebtn Wtttmpdj Mprgets Z uer mad benz
9aturcnt Strser aber plum 9ptnt 40, anb fprnnt Samftas
aarnf.
~ ga aIttnpr ND s rebertdsbur e.fa
Der DGnpfer gYtrgtnia" eebt POM Gtsbtfrab en-. Mtrft iebsu
Bteitdg Na6mtttaSs 4 ubr ap. 8uruf tplnmt er Spn Srebe,
ftdsbatg i.ben Dtsniae Naamtttae7 = lttr. y.
Der Dompfer ,Gplumbia = fdhrt teben Sdntfde umt 4 ubl
udd, gDafbia9tpu, alexandria uno @eoraeturn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-28
|gbifaSelpbia Gtiembabm. (YrefiSintar. Deppt).

Na6 y b tlaeeIpbta. .~---1
Grpressus ge 7 3o-YaNaeier5.. W8 10 15-Nadts. &b A
- ,-t SDnntass nur Nbenbs 5 40,
MISUNDERSTANDING mad Sapre Na4ntttaes. A so.
- .+.4..-B Bon pbtldbeIpbtd, 81
MpreenS 8-Ytadmittd9S 1-IbenbS IL. .
SDhutaeS muir NbenbS II. .ga
Tffets: @rfe &laGe SO; Swette I'll. (fir @tnranberer 50.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-28

Ia UrOnttr. s2beafer = 6eute
ftnpet. Die leete ScrfteuunS in oieier Sailcu
ltatt uno 3war gum 8enefi5 fir 6srrn &6ap e.
y ID, ID 9err tRSpenaf, pieier talentpole uno
bier ribnliblf befa1nte Sdauipieler, brinst elm
pon ibm lelbf 9eoiatetes @tlf, rbie Walps
miihIe " BUR Nuffabruua. .a- Y.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-28
- 'AA -E ~tNtf- iiHn Ff
F. @rniebriste Yre;ie. &
. %Marden's Mss
o. - d ! -. b M n1ro1 H.

= PNIENls2DuHYE WElI WUDVEIEE HlB JEIluI8.
Das Yuelttum wirO bDFtGf tn AenntniB 8effbt, boB tb etne
tebeatenbe @rniebrieung Des YresIe5 fur mttne Waaren babe
etntreten lanen, 70 ba6 ieDe perfpn, meIde btren beearf, metnen
Qaben uiht periaden wtrb, Cbne einen @infauf eerna6t au ba.
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men, pel&er. ais BEN meinissn an Cite ibsrtrefenb, anatprte.
fen wtrD, @cnauere, barerbaftere unb etnfaGere lDadaen,
ais I'D felber ltetere, Ddrftn f&werlt& ~ iaben Ietn. R6Hfsr
fms srin&t. fItf gu prlfsn. Seffs So arbtn,
Natl4-S 80, SO SIe &tarlesRr., Ode BON galbernRr]
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y al 9gu9en S&Snin g n
$cbapcDiic1bes SitterS
aus SbthQ zNtnbe.

asrpSfs sdpaSs, @tanssl an Screaming, s%labsnssa. aaasme
unp 9unsentetben, pelae pom eeber- pbsr Masenfranibeter
%berrabren, uab ale 8rautbettsn, wel6e bur& tinen f9ragea
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mad b,ua Rpsfs, sOlbsne abtr, taIts 5ass. SSnasrisn tn bee
@ltebern. TN Hufen unb tn Der Brat
Das fhpebtlbe 8ttters wirb iebe UerfppfunG bs WtdsemS
befehteen, tnbem es benfelben ndrtt, tpn IN 1edh8tett srpaltr
a ,nS s sss S SsiS,s Sa 9s fei ' sts ai anss.rs Sentm@t n Sas 8 ~ ss'S Sss
@llebtr, has Sebbrennen une bic som. raen pes S&nupfeus
CEN tSStet BE gDarm :, BELT ALE QDinb. aub MasenRtUits
in etntssn 4ussneta' n1aSt lattss srle.Stsrt stssSSnsriat-
arirt anmerfli& unb ne SSmer8sa, mean man bic bOYpeIt
portion bapeR utrmt
Jteber. Sfubr unb @Dleri. Mls iplteS bat 90 IT'D bemGbrt I'M
beptefen bet ben tran3DfiHen unb en8ltfAsn Gruppen en- tXA
Rr.m; neil bur6 ben @eSrau6 benelben, Der auf Befebl Dc
Stabsdrste tn pstben Gruppentbetlen ~etngefltrt wuret, ben
SterbliGen FER Sploaten, pe 6ieien ~bSsarttsen Rrantbettey
a" pss fsSsStlS;s 81 sittsts it uaarsttts s stass Der 't Sessnark,,.
rntt.el pdS mod te pr bS Yublttum Fam, unb TRACE tO bs
tes Stttsrs eiannaI sebrau&t bat, ft cine Yatat unS Ssrsna.
gen eardms nta@en nitro, baHelbe gum 9Dpble teiner IctpenbeL
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I'm 8etrIscreteu pbtr Yadabranssn pVrSubtneenIt abe i'd
tn iebe Jlulms me.neIt Nameu etn1iaIen lahen, untl rao: /
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bee Namensunterf6rtf ptne pelGs bas Wttttel nt&t G1t
Bet ieber 5laf&e 1T cue reuhde9te Wsbraudsanru1uaat
beuifbtr nnS easlifAer SpraNe. I'm SrrtbImsrn Sprsubu ,
gen, BABE t9 su bemsrftns Dab tt auser benz pbsn bei&risbtnn
Namen terette, wtl&es tn 8ptels ub 5sfnurattpusn Serioh
fen wtrb, an aasseetdnet sssea Despepfa unb U~iasenltipe
tn DER Yrets per Jiaibe 30 Gents pber = 5laf6en fur S2.5O,
gu prrtaaftn Bet benz ~aasiatsen 9~erfertteer
,52oh- aSugen =. S9Snina, Z
Dentf9en m NYstbttsr unp &pemtfH'
n elmer Nsptbete, Morbsf-GGe Der Sterten unb kDtartrE
.IliE1iIJ4I8 cjB Gtttabetptta
aain rl 5 aupt<M9en en-
philadelphia |, o.. e. Smttt nRp Co.. no. Jag Strdb
unb 294 unb 296, Nrrb .. Strase; Oaua!a; oaHr u.ts
SO. 8 Sub 3. Gt. unb &de ber D., &aupTpta.
Nap. ycrt A1bert Dung, &pptpsfer' @de o0UerS uSS-%
't ~naIfraee. tt+ H3t HEs G9tsE -
Ct. PAUL, Minneiata: ct Durta. epenfr-:
nag Sn Baltinlcre gu BADEN IN! @.pBs uni
s!'e a n ssi M.s ~ 's 3 sfF sss <V gss ",
Sin. nnp 9anOperfrs- Us. Seeltud'. 1924
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-28
Gbee rlnb Roffee,

Der auh mtrtlih gut t.
Wtnn III. fblsdten Rnffee unb Ttee per6rauAt, f. III es
cure eieene SaaIb. Sbr f6nnt 8an5 Spr al III snttn
nnb ilItse en- 1bee eunb 8afee baben In benz 9 TIRE 6ts
&btnefen, Ode ppn 8~alttmDre uno 8rtbertdtr.
alro rer Gttnefe ppn Wpntas Mtprsen btS Sdmfas Nadt
fs9t uaO aud e~tnlabet BON fetnert abtaisen uab beitfaten aeee
Enb &dfee 3u fdufen. mi AAtf+9A& m9ats49 Wfdi6,tl 81
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-15

A DOMESTIC Row-Morton, the editor of
the Nebraska News, thus describes domes
tic row and subsequent reconciliation Of
which he was witness
Coming down the Missouri near Bean
lake, between Weston and St Joe, our boat
was hailed by woman on shore. The Off
GERS of the craft, with their usual gallantry,
rounded to head up the stream, and stopped;
the LAZY informed them that the "duds and
cooking concerns were all packed in a cab
IN hard by, ready for removal, and that it
was her desire to take passage down the riv-
en- hmm sdiately the buds were under way,
and fast coming on deck, when man
p!owing in an adjacent field, was seen to
dros the reins, and mount the horse and
come charging and yelling towards the boat.
The captain waited until he hal arrived,
and then putting and blowing, said
'Ann where on earth are you going tewg'
Said she, "Joab, allow to 20 whar | ain t
to be cutfed, and cursed and mauled every
day, by such brute as you are
Said he in very melancholy tone "Ann,
farewell"
Said she doubtfully-"Joab, if you'll treat
me better, I'll stay and live with you until
the breath is clean ont Of my body
And Joab promised that he would, and
that he hoped to be eternally dog-oned to
thunder if nc wouldn't pay the captain for
landing, and treat all around, il she would
just stay, and so she stayed. And the last
seen OF this nearly separated couple, they
were embracing each other On the bank Of
the big muddy surrounded by seven little
free soil boys, whose shirt tails like the ban.
ners of Macbeth, were hung up on the outer
walls, and whose eyes, were full of gum, dirt
and wonder.
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u
a PLAsroRM % HAxps-At recent 6se n
Boston . Ara. Hickey was caught in the third
story and could not escape BY the staircase.-
She then went into the room Immediately under
her own, and on her presenting herself ai the
window the persons below called on her to take
courage and observe their direct ions and they
would save her. They then 70 the number Of
six or eight, Or ~ many As could join, formed .
circle, each man extending bis arms horizontal
II, aud grasping with his right hand the right,
and with his left hand the left hand Of the
man opposite. their arms crossing. They then
told her to kneel upon the window sill, and TO
incline her body in such way as to free her
head from the wall, and to fall sideways. All
being ready, she threw herself from that third
story window! Not man drew back from the
imminent peril to which each each man was ex-
posed. All stood firm, and this poor woman
was received in szfetv on the platform Of hands
and arms-withoat any injury either 10 them or
herself. tass5 @5Hs4saa s @
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The following - NOT iuApptVpnate ~ sHts
moss extraordinary season.
Sweet Spfi4.,, ssss.c- tipping o'ei the hills, s.
And pouring incense through the valleys
Unties the icc-cords Of The rills,
And with the hoyden zephyr dallies ~
Brings every blessing In her train
Blue vioiets and fields Of clover;
But our poor share is April rain,
AND all our streets with mud run over.
From budding morn to waning day..
Here one poor soul and there another
On siptoe creep through vats Of clay.
Which "s;icketh closer than brother"
NJ close on Springs retiring skirts
Gay smiling sulsry Sammer dances;
With Soils bright furnace--hames she flirts.
Aud through the amber wheat Geld glances.
But ah, her wings are dropping yet
Big rain drops from her plumes she ecatters ;
Where'er VIC walk our feet are vet,
And mud our Sunday dress bespatters.
Through every has,y pudding street
Big cowhides carry dirty lubbers,
And all the tamsels' ,retty feet
Must fain be ciogyed with lndia-rubbers.
Brown sombre Autumn. busy thief,
Steals gently DER our muddy senses
Shakes from the bough the stifened Leaf,
And sprnkles frost-paint on the fences:
But woe the clouds are huddling fast
Full copious showers announce September,
Now conquered by a ruder blast,
When eleety gusts bear in November.
Through rain and hail away we scud
To reach our homes, our brats, and spouses !;
Alas our feet have stuck in mud,
And clay has buried up our houses.
Old greyhead Winter now is here!
The earth turns pale beneath his showing;
The knell Of the expiring year
Is rung upon the north winds blowing.
But even now the road is soft
The snow is melted in its falling;
The clear white sheet we see aloft
Makes our black dirt the more appalling.
Hear, oh kind Job, our earnest prayer:
Give patience to each suffering sinner,
If Heaven in anger shall declare
To curse US with an open winter.
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A pair Of sweet lips, pressure or two of
delicate hands, and pink waist ribbon. will
do as much to unhinge man as three
feyers the measles, large sized whooping
cough, a pair of lock: jaws, several by dropho-
bias, and the doctors bill.
What is the difference between ship and
= heng The hen lays one egg and the ship
lays to.
A large portion Of the swamps Of Florida
= said 70 BE- capable Of producing Eve hum
orsd bushels Of frogs to the acre, with alliga.
tors enough for fencing.
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We - our sxslls ars partly tarning their
IkAckS upon the all-Found collars, that 1or %
many months past have turnsd their heads
aAthat j. 70 cay, granting the possibility Of
any one who was immured inside one Of
those linen Businesses being able 70 turn
his head at oil. Our hanjsOune yOeng
swslls- darling pets ofold match making
Dowagers, and the cherished f2r0teges OF all
lady patronesses who have manageable
danehters--are now dsyoeing their culti-
sated minds to ! new kind OF collar. The
present lawn enclosure il by no means so
high. allowing leFgs slice Of the neck to be
exposed 10 the admiring gazc Of the 81
eqnestrians Of Rotten Row The outer rim
10 doubled down over the edge Of the shoe
tic that still does gorge-duty instead Of .
neck kerchief Sometimes the shos-tis 10
run through hadsome ring, and the ends
allowed to dangls elegantly in 'front.' The
effect is especially light and airy.
One or two sweils, anIious to distinguish
themselves, have their initials. or their
Greats, engraved ON this same ring, some
what in the Jane style as sailors have the
names Of their ship chalked in white thread
on the broad woollen cushion of their
breasts The plan, though in triding de-
gree rsdolent Of the tinctnre of vanity, is not
without its uses, az it is evident that if any
swell were at any ti.ne to lose or forget him
self, Gas for Instance, in dangerous flirta.
ton with an Irish widow, or, still worse, in
making love to a dowerlsss beauty he might
be easily identified by the help Of his signet-
ring, and carried away Immediately, before
he had committed unjustifable swellicids, to
some place of safety.
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