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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26
An Ingenious PRAYER.

The following very singular prayer,
says an exchange, was made by John
Ward, of Hackney, England. Tho
document was found in Wards own
handwriting. 1t is one of the exam
pies on record Of men combining in
themselves tho utmost fanaticism with
The total absence of anything like feel.
ing:
"Oh, Lord, thou knowest that | havo
nine estates in the city OF London. and
likewise that | have lately purchased
an estate i'm fee-simple in the county
Of Essex; | beseech thee to preserve
the two counties of Middlesex and Es-
sex from fire and earthquakes; and an
have Il mortgage in Hartfordshire. I
beg of thee to have an eye of comlas
sion on that county, and tor the rest of
the counties thou mayest deal with
them as thou art pleased. oh, Lord
enable the banks TO answer all their
bills, and make my debts on good men.
Give prosperous voyage and return
to the Mermaid sloop, because | have
insured it; and as thou hast said tho
days Of the wicked arc but short, thrust
in thee that that thou wilt not forget
thy promise, as have purchased an
estate in reycrsion, which will be mino
upon the death of that prohigate young
man; Sir /. l.. Keep my friends from
sinking, and preserve mo from thieves
and house-brea<ers, and make all nv
servants so honest and faithful that
they may attend to my interests, and
never cheat me out of my property
night or day"
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26
Excelsior.

The shadows Of night we're a comm down .uifi,
And the da1rlin' snow lay drift on drift,
As thro' village youth did 60,
earryin' Gag with this motto
Highcri
Der forehead high eurled cepiou. hair,
His nose Roman, complexion fair,
Oeran eagle eye auburn lash,
And he never stopped shoutin' thro his mustaehe--
Higher
lie saw thro' the windows she kept gettin' urrc
number Of families sit tin Mt supper,
But he eyed the slippery rocks very keen,
And hed ~ he cried, and cried ncein'-
Highcr
"Taks care. you there :. ssid an old woman, "stop
Its BLOWN gales mp there ON top
You'll tumble OF ON t'other sidcI''
But the hurryin' stranger loud replied,
Higher
ooh don't you 20 up such shocking night.
Come sleep on my lap" said maiden bright
On his Roman a tear drop como.
But still he remarked, rs he upward elomb,
Higheri
.'Ieok out for the brsueh OF that sycamore tree.
Dodge rollin' stones, ifany you seel''
Sayiu' which. the farmer went home 10 bed,
And the singular voice replied overhead.
nigherl
About quarter past six the newt afternoon,
man accidentally goin' up, soon
Heard spoken above him as often as twice.
The very same word in n very weak voice,
Higher
-aet far, I believe, from quarter of seven
H7D l<ss slow gcttin' mp, the read bein' uneaven-
Found the stranger dead in the driftcd snow,
Still clutehn' the Gag with the motto
Higher
Yesi lifeles-, defunct, without any doubt,
The lamp oil his being decidedly out,
On the dreary hillside the youth was iayin'
Aad there was no use for him TO be sayin'
Higher
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26
select Rtacellanp.
From Peters ms Magazine.
THANKSGIVING DAY

NY mother was widow, end i her
only daughter, Agnes Brown. Shcwas
very beautiful, and quite young, only
sixteen years older than myself My
father had left us poor; but she had
not been widow long before she had
several suitors, aud when was about
fourteen years Of age. sue married Mr.
R,a gentleman OF wealth, with
four children. They were; Edward
who was in California; Charles, Lett
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

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over ten lines, ten cents per line.
Legal advertisements will be inserted and eharg-
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Candidates for Office will be charged two dollars
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Transient Advertisements must invaribly be paid
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A discount of fveper cent win be made from our
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~ Advertisements to insure insertion must be
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ES- Unless particular time is specified when
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ordered out, and charged accordingly.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

TIE House OF A TURKISH LADY.-The
following description of house in Tur.
kew, is from the pen OF Mrs. Hirnby:
These rooms were prcttest OF all,
and looking on TO the garden. They
were hung with pale blue silk instead
of lowered chntz like the others; for
the lady inhabitant had been "a present
from the Sultan, and etiquette demands
that her apartments be bottor furnished
and adorned than all tho rest. Her
bedroom was charmingly fitted up, a
deep alcove covered with rich Persian
carpets, filled with luxurious cushions
and embroidered coverlets, taking up
one side Of it. On the other side was a
light green and gold bedstead, covered
with gauze curtains. The toilet table
was extremely pretty, dressed with
muslin and lace, after fashion; Per
sian looking glass, shaped like a sun
flower, is mother of pearl, hanging
above it. The ceiling was painted Will
trelis work of birds and flowers
Three steps led into the cool and sha
dy garden. Opposite the alcove wer'
doors; one led into q sitting room, hun!
with tho same blue silk, and farnishe,
with richly cushioned divans; the othe
opened in beautiful white marble bat
the air is still heavy with steam an
/ perfume"
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26
Jealousy.

Jealousy is as cruel as the grave: not
the grave that opens its deep bosom to
receive and shelter from further storms
the worn and forlorn pilgrim who ''re.
joices exceedingly and is glad wheA he
can find its repose; but cruel as the
grave is when it yawns and swallows
down from the lap OF luxury, from tn /,
summit of fame, from the bosom of love,
the desire of many eyes and hearts,
Jealousy is two-headed asp, biting
backwards and forwards. Among the
deadly things upon the earth, or in the
the sea, or dying through the deadly
night air of malarious regions, few are
more noxious than is jealousy. And of
all mad passions, there is not one that
has vision more distorted, or more
unreasonable fury. To the jealous eye
white looks black, yellow looks green,
and the very sunshine turns deadly lur-
i'd There is no innocence, no Justice
no generosity, that is not touched with
suspicion, save just the jealous persons
own. And jealousy is an utter folly, for
it helps nothing, and saves nothing. If
your friends lcve is going, or gone, to
another, will your making yourself
hateful and vindictive stay it or bring
it back? If it is not leaving you, Is
there no risk in rendering yourself so
unlovely?
Commend me to all bereavcn bears
rather than to a jealous person, especi-
ally jealous WomGn. There is neither
reason nor mercy in her when once
thoroughly struck through with this
fearful passion. She renders herself
altogether repulsive 10y it-an object
more of dread thar affection to those
who have loved her best And if she
regain not her self-command, and re-
turn not to her senses, she frequently
destroys utterly the attchmcnts she most
priced. Her friend may; indeed, refuse
to forsake her; but it will be duty
thst bids him stay; and never will he be
able 10 forget what an abject thing she
has once appeared.
But let not any too vigorously judge
the conduct of Jealous woman or II
jealous man. Remember that the ma
MAC suffers. To be sure, the suffering is
/ from selfishness-often it is without /,
shadow Of cause; but still it is suffer
ng, and it is intense. Pity it-beal
with it. You may yourself fall into
temptation. 1t is II sorer curse, n more
certain and fatal blight to the heart on
which it seizes, than it can be to those
against whom its spite is hurled. Then,
while none should bend too far to the
whims of jealousy, all should be patient
with its victims; and also should bo
watchfu and careful that it enter not
their own heart.--DickehS.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

rSy- Soon after Whitcfcid landed in
Boston, OH his second visit to this coun-
try, he and DR.. Chauncey met in the
street, and, touching their hats with
courteous dignity, bowed to each other.
80 YOU have returned, DIR. White
field, have you?
lie replied, Yes, Reverend Sir, in the
service of the Lord
Il am soorry to hear it, said Chaun
cey.
80 is the Devil! was the answer Civ
en- as to tho two diyincs, stepping aside
at distance from each other, touched
their hats and passed on.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

I0- The Sandusby (Ohio) Register
announces the nomination of Abram
Linooln for the next Presidency, by an
enthusiastic moetingat Mansfield.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

-GaA gentleman asked negro boy
if he wou'd AXE pinch of snuff.
No" replied the darkey, very res
respectfully, mo tank you-PUmp's
nose not hungry"
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26
And stepped the hole ?
Yes air

Well, she said, that's afact, but what
do you suppose she stopped the hols
with {? She had stuck section of stovo
pipS. INTO it, We thought we should
split. And there sat one of the little
imps at the mouth Of it, just as it had
crawled out, licking its paws, and look
ing saucy as thunder. -d
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

HE-Peol le are all summer learningto
leave door open, and the whole win
ter learning to close IT,.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

ryMan may bend to virtue, but vir.
tue cannot bend TO man.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

Ray Four of the Representatives elect
in Illinois are Republican, and five
Douglas Democrats.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-09
-.i.J q. Diversified.

Snail communities are miniature
verbs. presen.ia. evsgv variety Of s5.,5.
acter, aui eyo-v sha1le o. opinion on ~
to exiting .77;-s e thu j ~ 81.
wort Is ~ exaeatioa to tbs r,a,a,<
We have all the variety of character me-.
esserv 10 relieve TIC mon3,ony or SAM.
ness thu, attends oqaEer c,mnaa;,;..
We haze al, religious ,en,-,;,, ,;o7s r-,.
resented, as wsll a. Al! oo,i,;e,I .,g..,s.
Al III. po,ir;oa, c'arsc.o-,.,;.s ol...,..
ble IN older N I,r,,r n,,i.io,, 3;,.:y.,..
thin six mile t,v,sb:,s A., 5.ro ~.
or less de,eloaed and nal ,,,,... NV.
r VIC c,nro. Aoa., # ,,,,,,. Il, 49,.
ror Of .Stoctio, Soc;o.- -. j..
higher educ tional ;o,,.,n.;o, ~, =.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-09
The Kansas bull has MT been rcturn-

The Kansas bull has MT been return
Ell from the Senate to the House, since
i.Plssad tia; soiya second tine. When
II is returned IN mo.i5n will be to rasele,
insist or alaasa. !, is supposed the
House will n. do the first, If the se-
eond is carried, ten conference will be
asked by the House. If the third mo-
ton prevails, It goes back 70 the Senate,
AMI that body is the party to propose a
conference. It looks as if this question
will last long enough now, to hang on it
goodly number of speeches, and to
plague the administration TO its hearts
content.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-09

Effects Of rHR REyiyAL.-Rey. Mr.. Cox
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Chest
nat street, stated tn. On Saturday the
names ot on hundred and ten persons were
han ID in iyr admission into Ina, church.
anu that tins nnmbsr did not include all
who HI experienced . change Of heart
Vt the Union Church ~ were admitted
Yesterday on profession. At the Third
Parish II were admitted on profession. In
some other churches members were admitted
on Profession, but We have not learned the
number -Por!'a1d Argss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-09

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-09
Fo.a TIA Savannah Rs.,as)5aaa q. Nasc4 !J
T'he Escape ofsf1s aI..a!ig.

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Ia. circumstance. att.11-s- ~, e.,l-s.
ion vita the I.y,snAi,. ar. .15.,,iy h,,-,r.
tas p tbtir. Cant. nart,44, i w. ,,.,.;.:,..,
that it grow out o. n, full, ~, n.rt -
hi4owa ves,Fl. M rs. ti,..l H., "a
fr3n cuba lie n.sn.nl y,.,....,- t,, -
a.seers af ., steamer. N, ;f,.l..., ma et
osu.ssati,,n WAS ret d,rad h., tb4 lar, r,,l
I ,urt OF AK. in pssenf,sr l,.. mi a4
SON as a copy was served -, C,n. n3r-
ham. b,linyin.- that II W.. ;,,-,,..;.I- !,
the excited st!t, Of t,t5 n,a,,, ,nint !,
France, to obtain iastie,. no r,s,,y,I t.,
mako his escape If p5szial,, a1l Me-. t..
whole matter IN II, ta,,,s AZ b;s a. ,..,,-
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chs Ivanoais eooil b, ,,...srf'.,.,ai ta :
proved t3a interval by ,feyi,i,. t5o ,,,.,,s
OF ascapo. III. ep,y,...l p o,I ~,
her caaiked all roana for at,,u5 6y, E...f
above the watar $ I'd -. ind, the nv
taat she was - opsa. wh-. IA, M. ; !.
saoald set in 81, ,f,.ti.i sifx ri.-',s TO-, !,
the aat39r.- CAPT y. t.l.,.s4s t.. .r.,,,,, n,
saspisiJn from this IN ,ya.p ut. Pr !, -,
noise ami c7u;us;, Of thu clpi.,,,' 80
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weayins III, Running rI,sii9r m 5,,,.. al
getting ready for =. 4av w,r.s n
tnis business, ABBA, t5rs=. -, -. -.
nay from nine o'elee& TIL twelta, Wsea
taare "ss much n3iea All il sas 81 dur,
10 one c,u!i either aear Or So Wat t4tY
vera dqing. hAs Yrsv:si1As t'.y g
were put on board ,n3tazr VS. aa4 Il III
tIeace transferred T. ii, 4 .ri.i, .iGe,as
the nirdt. Inc crew ",ts ais5 Tipped ii
saothef Yess,i, ALI ss5sa4 lsa,tY ,.lsa o.
oArS the Adrid!ic WHOM toy w-sa a. l4:t.eh
intoxicated is no; - Do cJns3i)Gs o: wA"s
was going on
Capt. Durham conm ,nc.i getting r5l l.
to haul out about nine clock OF ta4 even
lag OF the eth january, his tJree consisting.
basItas himself, oi Capt.-- TIC tw5
mates and boy The vessel 10y in tfe
Midile ticr ABOUT half way up tAe hsr15r
with both anchors ahead, and moJrel wit,
hawser astsra, icy Dent the two top
SANS ana m.ta t2nahasi stAysiIl where sc
lay. ne vessel ahead OF the Adrl tic wis
maize fast 81 the chain, ami waan the
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-09
Tn Boston T-iv,l',r hss tie FLOWN :
Special Dis. ateh from Was in5t1n -
The Kansas Ein Retained in :,c
senate-Thc ErieI4 Exposed.

WASHINGTON, April g.
The Kansas ill is retained from tn.
Noas a, tie request o. VI Sl:dsll to the
q rt Mr. pr taae- o. wisaia, mar. recon-
sider i1n.
Mi. Stewart OF Micti-aa, showed UP this
trick, making great sensation.
Tbs IS the frs. Gaze Of the kind ever
known ia the Senate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-09
COMMUNICATION,
The seven Lectures of Or. Sor,u


the French revolution, since the davs %
Lafayette; The DOWNFALL Of tie French Mon
arehy; The Fiist Republic; TIE Consul,..
aud the Empre; The Reign of OIc Hundred !
Days; till Louis Bonararte, the actin,
Emperor for tA> tiae beng. The Original
lecture somrrehends on small scale, III.
whole of the political aud private life of tho
Bonapartcs TIL tie present time It is e..
exact history OF seventy years Of PEI uar,p,
revolution in France. The Cafh#f,ri !,
their Lodges have condemned 10 deat IA LOU,
Nap)l'ol therefore the revolution is in pro.
gress ~ this very moment. have been in.
/ dacsd t. write it's lecture for general irn,.
Hatiln, because there Is 10 work on mi.
Subject OF moderate dimensions before tic
pablo, ami tAosl that exist are fal! Of or.
r. The great superiority of Washinc.ou
over Napoleon Is proved with irrcfrngibl.
evidence. COD s4!i l.; there b. lig t, and
there WIS light" Washington said IL.
there be liberty, @al ta59, is liberty I'll,
i2ctnre Of Mr.. Es.rst: N the lis and char.
49, % '''At'iti-t'i' ~ an GRAFTON OF SOB
line elo4uenee. AMI i, i, NJ wonder, far Mr
Essr.;. isana Of the wis, men Of .Amq,ic,
Fla; graf lseture which las r4,Iuc.d al.
ready, upward, Of G.ty thousanl dollars !,
justly agpr"sl.tel by all tho .rae American
rA'rl -, but IA fay lersarc tn. w9fl. viii
- e!ur!g t. agfs..eo Washington fr,n
sas si.H.trs e as o...,pi Na.fia.,..
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to r., rsI .a.is.n.. b,,4ys, U,.,,n..,, !.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-09

vi }'ofaa foa Tx 81. II f9l!oSia.
is the pt..y AMI sectional Gas ,iacl.iJn Of the
.a..no.f. d Ia. .i,aso VI, vo..l tor AMI
.....s:: tlo Aa:.-LoeJnptoa C,...-a,,sa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-09
I9c ClI5u,r.i) A"u:yir..a
ELLSWORTH:
Agents for the American.

FRIDAY MORNING. ATGGL ?, lS53
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07
DecLARAToaY NOTICE.

STATE OF CALtFORNiA-County of Butte-ss
- Barbara 5chirmer, n resident OF the county OF
Butte and State of California, being married wo-
man, ~ wit tho wife oil Charles Schirmer, also
resident uf sad ooun:y, hereby makes this 1eciara
ton that she will carry the business OF farming
and ranchng and buying selling, raising and trt.
ding in horses cows, sheep hog', vegetables and AL
business transactions OF what nature soever. con
necitd with the said business of farming anu ranch
ing, in her own ,ne, aud on her own account, and
thst on and after tho date nj this declaration OF IN
tention she will De individually Responsible In her
own name for all debts contrac et by her on ac-
count of said business above mentioned Ana sht
urther declares that the capital invested in her said
business above IN ,ntioped does not exceed the sum
of ave Thousand iJllars. -
BARBARA SOiiIIMER
On this the sixth day of March, a. ID. 1875, before
me u. A. GastJn, n Notary Pubic in and Tor sA'
iu'te County, personally appeared Barbara sour
NOR and made and sgued the foregoil lg declaration
under oath in my presence
| In witness whereof have hsreunto set my hand
and Official seal, the day aud year first above written
SEAL II. 4. GASroN, Notary Public,
....' in aud for Butte County. Cal.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07
SHERIFF SALES.
sHrRrrr's SALE.
i..usd ont of the District Court Of the Fifteenth

-
issued out Of the District Court OF the fiiteehn
Judicial pistrct 10 and for the County of bule anu
fziste a California, commanding me TO make hc
surn Of one thousand and my -fopr ninetssevsn
one dollars, with Interest thereon ~ hc
vate OF ten per cent per annu until paid toeethet
viii, the further sum Of forty iour aud forty one
huudredths dollars costs OF suit. aud all accIung
cosis by said writ. wherein e. II Hedges and N. '"
Iannon are plainiis aud n. s. Barnes Is defendant,
have levied upon and will expose al public tne
highes bidder for cash. the Court House uoof, W
the Town Of Oroyille, County q Buiie siste hoIe,
said. on Saturday the Twenty~seeohn
day OF May, A. ID. 1s5s, al TWO oelocs, =:
M of sad day, all Of the right ute and Interest OF
The above named defendant, In and TO tue foiowns
described property, 10 wiz -,.
Tbat certain piece or parcel ~ land. situated
at DiunondyiIie. Kimshew Township, Butte County,
California and described follows, 10 wit: bounded
on the north by the site formerly occupied by can
vas storehouse, owned by - May. Hnd RUNNING
sou,h along the east line Of Main street about two
huntxed and fiy feet, more or less To tho place ior
meriy occupied by n bIacksmith shop; thence n
rQht angles In an easeriy direction 10 the Uamohn
vile Ditch Company's ditch thence along the snss
ditch and up te same about two hundred ieet ino1'
or less thence In westerly direction 70 the p'ao
Of beginning together with the siorehou.e occupies
by the said defendant and other out-buildiys tnefe
on: Also. all and singular the tenements, heren'a
ments. and appertenancos thereunto belonging or
anywise appertaining.
~. ID PLUM, Sheriff Butte County
Dated oroville April 3oth, 1888 - -..l
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07
cousrARLr's SALE.

WpY VIRTUE OF A DECRErAL ORDER Issued
ID by John &. Berry, Justice Of the Peace In ana
FAR Onhir Township. County of Butte, and State OF
california, against NICHOLAS GRE60FlCil and
In favor Of WILLIAM sULTIBACH, for the sum
of rty two and seventy Ave one bundredths dollars
dawaaes, and forty-sx and fifty -hundredths dol
lars cost of sn, ant nccruing costs OF said writ, TO
ma directei and delivered, commanding me To sell
the following described property 10 sntisy sa'd de-
mand, will, on Tuesday the Fourth day
Of May, A. ID. 1873, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, NJ
John :. Berry's ofii;e, IN pursuance with the re-
aniremens OF said orer sell at public sale to the
tho o,der of sale M follows. to wit: A certain house
situated the west side Of Myers street In the rown
OF Oruville and ab ,ut sixty-sx feet south from We
northeast corner of block number eight, (S together
with so much OF the land which said house Is ST.
uateI ~ may be necessary for tho free use and en-
joyment of the same.
r. /. PATTO.N', Constable.
Dated Oroviile, April 18th, 1853
The above sale - postponed until wednesday NAY
5th 1858, al the same hour and place.
Il. L.. PiTTON, Constable.
Oroviilc, May 4th, 1858.