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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-09
PERSONAL.

fhHNSONAISs
LILY NET-THE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED ABOUT
II a" ny net" viii please call again.
INFORMATION wANTED--oF ALICE, A COOK SHE
IN the employ Of Mrs burnett in Greene street near
Beecker she will hear something 30 her advantage by can&
at u Thompson street
INFORMATION wANTEr-oF NICHOLAS AND GA.
Uterine Mahou by her brother Thomas Mahon when as
heard living New York Direct 70 Thos Maho
3Q1 West Thirty hrst street. New York.
NlIssING.-INFo WANTED, OF Join
p IToywarthe professor Of music who let nus nome IN
rooklyn w. d LIST of January 1853 WIN the lnsn
tion Of coins York any information VIII DC
received by anxious wife and relatives feh,y srts
street between Fourth and rth avenues L"nsdams ro"
yorkville.
~ III DID NOT RECEIVE YOUR LETTER UNTIL
- ,hs Monday afternoon " you will he At the place sP
~ norrow Tuesday) afternoon from " VA ocloch
shai be there "uibihhAo.
DENTISTRY.
yv,rrTu--IkpTFs "GIFT DENTAL INSrITUrE'|
rooms 200 Thry second street. Eighth 5eso|
bore. tooth paste gratis for ladies' determined they shall
clean teeth and sweet bresths. pr. MANSON. dentist
beautiful gmotype teeth gold sl whole low AL
SO; oliver % -Four premiums we'd References given
Esabnshed lSto. Special reception hours, lto4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-09
THE IMPERIAL PRINCE or FRANCE NOTICES HIS
FATHERS INJURIES.


An affecting ook place at the Tueries after the
thanks giving at which the Emperor and Empress
present. the day following the late attempt The
Prince imperial when brought TO his august parents
marked the scratch made the previous evening the
face Of the Emperor, and said in his infantile accents:
PAPA hurt ~ The Emperor took the Prince In his
and said You love papa do you 81 The Prince replied
by kissing the Emperor and again repeated tho word,
Hurt Al these aud those words Of MS child
tie man who had beheld death him without being
disturbed, without changing countenance could not
restrain feelings Of his heart and be shed tears.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-07

DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.-The CoBveD.
lion met at Market Hall, yesterday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock, and was called To order by j
j. cicotte. Esq after which Dr.. William
Morton was elected Chairman, and j. b
Lambert Secretary pro tm
On motion OF Mr.. Plunkett, committee
Of three on credentials was appointed, who,
after retiring, reported the names Of the
following persons as entitled 20 seats In the
Convention
First Ward~W. II. Norton, James Mills, A.
T. Chamblin, James Egan, and Edward liee'
nan.
Second Ward-Timotby Rawdsn, Daniel d.
Heron. Chas. Bazillc. John Rogers and
Third Wad-John Ottoman, amss Daley,
Geo. Pinnkett. VIM. Gle.. and George Mitch.
Fourth Wad-.J. T. Caldwell, Patrick Nur
nan, John Wallace, Henry shearer aud Charles
-tahman.
Mef.san Township Richard Costello.
L,nt Canada -1r. Mason.
Mound p,,m WIN. l.. Buchanan.
RICE 7o,cn.hip J. J. Cieotte.
RsnvM. Iopa.hip william Dayern.
Ighds Bsat--Iios@ Wilkinson.
On motion, the report Of the Committee
On Credentials was adopted by the Conycn,
ton.
Mr. Plunkett moved that Or. Vim. II.
Morton be unanimously elected Chairman.
Adopted.
On motion, William l.. buchanan was
chosen Secretary.
Mr.. William Murphy Was then appointed
to I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the absence
OF Edward IIcenau.
Mr. plnnkcit moved that the convention
proceed "a nominate candidates for the
House Of Representatives upon which
J. y Caldwell moved that the conyen
ton adjourn until 7 o'clock, l.. NJ.
4 call Of the convention was moved, and
the delegates were all found in their seats.
The question then recurring upon tho
motion to adjourn until : o'clock. ii was
adopted and the convention adjourned until
the time mentioned
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-07
NEEDS OF PORTLAND.rTIIE

- Corporate Aahoriti OF Portland, u the county OF
Ssihi Louis sae 81 Minnesota having entered, al the
United states Land Once, at Buchanan, Of Mime.
sofa IN nst Tor the several and beue The occu
land. described And embraced In the Of the VI
foranf Ia the county Of 81, Ions, safe Of Minnesota
as follows, to Wit
The or Of III. y a. the n y ar of the X ar and
he or Of the or of src No twenty two 22l the
qr oi The or, and lot No four fil ia section No
wenty -three Is ot No one II IN sec No twenty SIX
ID and ib No one IN In No twenty seven III Also
ton No twenty three % all IN Tow nship No fifty
~ north 81 rage y" fourteen ltl OF the fourth
DihJ principal nerd an therefore,
Notics Ia hereby hal each and every person or
association. or company 81 persoDs ca mng be
cdpant or occupants 10 have possess 10 be emit
tied to The right Of occupancy or Possession such lands
or any lot block parcel share thereof Ia required by
THIS notice. IN II. Office OF A. blsnOp Roobins Recorder
on. OF The subscribers ~ Portland Duluth Post ONCE
10 th. county II ~. LOUIS Minnesota statement In
writing containing accurst. description Of the part
cusr pieces parts thereof in VII ch he she they
may respectively claim 10 be entitled be for
ever debsrrsa claim thereof
ELIAS e. MARTIN President.
A. BISHOP Robbins,
Recorder and Treasurer.
SIDNEY LUCE,
ROBERT G. B0RTHwICK,
JOHN ANDERSON.
Councilman.
Forming he Corporate Authorities Of Portland
ST Lou. County, Minnesota.
Special Warranty Deeds viii forthwith be issued 10 sny
pay men, Of ne entering tax and Recorder fees.
Portland sep, ~, l-js.
A. BISHOP ROBBINS
"t-"h" Recorder and Treasurer.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-07

SEVEN OCL0ck, J.. NJ
Convention met pursuant 10 adjournment
at Market Hall aud after the passage Of a
resolution TO go into the election OF candi
dates for Representatives the Convention
adjourned 10 the Court House on account OF
the Market Hall having cracked and settled
IN dangerous manner. At the Court
House, resolution was passed TO nominate
by u rtrd roos vote.
The following gentlemen, having receive,
n majority Of the votes were declared the
unanimous nominees of the Convention
T.. {. Com. j. y. Psiscg.
WV. VAN HAN, WILLIS A. CONAN
W. J.. MURRAY. JonS Is. BRIsBis.
II was voted to proceed to the nomina
ton OF County Auditor. aud J.. +. CorrrR
having received n majority Of the votes was
declared the nominee Of the Convention.
On motion of Mr. Nuts. the President
was authorized TO appoint County Com.
mttce.
The Chair announced the following gen.
tlemcn as the Committee u. l.. Brcksa,
\. W. krrsos, Gso. Mirou, W. SrRido
HAIL., JonS O'GoRMAS.
On motion Of Mr., MUS, the President
Of the Convention. w. H. MoRroS, was
added TO tho Committee compliment well
deserved by the impartality aud ability
with which he presided over the Conven.
ton.
The Convention then adjourned
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-07

ACCIDENTALLY Snor. We learn from a
gentleman who has jus, returned from Ano
ka county, tina, young man, a merchant
IN the village Of Anoka, was accidentally
shot while hunting on Towards Lake, IN
that county, on Friday morning last. lie
was IN the ac, OF stepping from boa, 10
the sb"rr when the gun was discharged ne.
ciden,ally, and he received the entire con,
tents in the shoulder and breast, A, the
time our informant leit the Lake. i, was not
expected that the wounded man would ~
cover
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-07

ACCIDENT The ~, Anthony N,r,. of
Tuesday evening, says that MS Mr. Nathan
NJ Prescott, Of the Sash Factory on Nicol.
lei Island was engaged saving lumber on
Monday morning. nj a circular saw, rops
broke. 10y which the machine was guided.
and the saw fell back, striking him on the
back Of his hand and splitting hs forearm
nearly 10 the elbow Ills little finger was
mmpu,a,o'l anl the dsloca,cJ arm DRESSED by
DR. Murphy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-07

Tar tALl TRADE open. very bfisAly a, { ath
caFi Go. Dry food. store. and We do not
~onder al IL, after examining their stock. and
the 10" prices a, which foods are sold quick
sales and cash receipts eNplAia the low prices
and account Tor the rush Their stock il well
WORTH an examination by al IN need of Dry
Goods
The ts'hcart- are determined To give noto
rely TO Their establishment, by having every.
body talk about them.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-07

ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAX SALE.--THE TERRITORIAL

And Comfy TaIss "a the following described land.
IN Fine county Minnesota for the year I-s7 have bs.n
returned 20 10. Ne delinquent therefore, uo,iee h.r.bT
Stsn. lhai shan cell Al pabiic suet,a THe.isy N.
ninth dsg 81 NoysmbsF i15- And salss eninu. d.tv
t-anfay sscsptsd At the oo. VI ne Register 81 Deed.
beng aipa ia SAID County. much 81 ..ch s.et ..
ssi lands a. shall be heeessarJ 70 pay sad aIes
aud coats the sAfhp
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-07

RAItRoAp WoRA The work on the
Minnesota and Pacific Rad between this
city and Lake Como. is progressing rapidly,
and several localities give tokens OF the
speedy approach OF the locomotive We
noticed large number Of men engaged III
digging through the hills and carting the
dirt 10 marshy grounds in the vicinity Of
Col. Mcken rad.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-07
VI kltItIl.,Ip

ia .sfcu Aut, 90 >unass rfrnIHs ~rr saI Der l. .
Dc Residence - thr hftlr .I"oa. es tHs.fa ~ tH.t,
asis' ~ be fsare M psfisr fart .al NJ. Ia,
l. hlrttN. b, ~ Ga v ia' 3d. 80 .sr4u., ntr.,,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-07

ASorusR NKw P,rsR-A new paper
called the Journal. has recently been started
a, Minneapolis. iieuncpin county, by Mr.,
Charles c. Williams.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-07

Figsr l~ug 90 Sr,rs RAILROAD BoSps
The first issue Of $500 900 Stats Railroad
Bonds has been delivered by the Governor
into the hands of the Transit Railroad Com
pany during the pas, week. they having
first fulfilled all the requirements OF the law
authorizing loan Of the State credit to
Railroad Companies.
Applications will soon b, made by other
companies Tor morn limited number Of the
bonds, after having shown to the satisfaction
OF ,hc Governor that they have performed
the work required 10 h. done
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-07
MORTGAGE SALE.-DEFAULT

vi having been male IN ih~ psymem Of the sum
u s3' 10 shch aimed 10 be Ia" toe date Of his
notice oD certain mort gage, bearing dN- the 9th DAY
81 Nay, 1857, sreca,si By william D. Grun mons sod
hanfa, wife Oi BE county Il N0ser STATS Of MIN
nes0s- 10 William Lamb. Il Ruusni cpanfv state ~
vermont sud recorded a. o1rr It Resis-r Deeds
'sr snssT rnus,. elprc.si va Box 81 NorzAgs- 90
laCr- All az St. ih- b 1iy Mag, ISL, 30
pcnrs. = NJ, no preceding or sUt having seen tusis
tisi At aw for ghe recovery OF the Aforesaid
part thereof
Now th-resore nplc- hereby gwen that Ia pursu.
anrs of power Of sale contained " sad mortRsge the
premises described 10 aDi covered ~ said g.ge or
much thereof A. may BE- necessary 10 pay ths sum
ine thereon sDd costs And rIp rnses IL sale. To
The az an half Of The n1rheas' quarter " section four
teen. lT tU~nship hundred and ar-- dos range
isu't"eG 90 ses viii be sold q. public sacion tr1nt
Of n" eris' init IN Frs1sinrd On thursday the ih DAY
q Nos @mosr l,A- a. oar COX T..
Ds.sd a. sransford, N,un~s0ts september II, lisa
WILLIAM LAMB. Nor sage-.
IH,siss Laws Attorney for Mortgage.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-07
nEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE

IL IN the payment o. N. Of 81 81 which
claimed be due The dat OF hi. noce on c.ria n
ntssge bearing t>e the lsh day q December Iss
pr,cu'-t BY Nllisn ;. Grummnns and MsiindA his
vile. the eouny IT over, uf Miage~sa 70 vii
lam ootrh Of Rutland county state nf Vermont and
recorded IN The oAee Of Reg Of De<ls Mower
ctDiy sfore.zid IN Bok a Mortgages ga and tss on
he oh dst OF tvbrgsry. isSr, at o'caek p o. no prs
ce-fns sa having been instituted law for IN. re-
caysrY OF ds AFORESAID sum, any IAr, thereof
N1N thef.fpre notice 10 hereby zfven that 10 pursa
snc- "t power ~ .as contained IN sad mstgAze hr
premises described in and covered By said gage.
Lo We T. IN hloet No . In Paseh,n's Adt,i0a to the
village uf Franki0fJ 9TH The butsings thcr>on will be
sold he hxa-s b ier iar cash .>issy he debit doe
apou Sad al interest ant and rrp.nss
siiossny a. The frpli ss tn grs mill N is ins
% frsqkiord sad ceaaty ~ Mover sac n n n....
a Va TLar.isy. ta- th day ef November A. u I.ss /.
me o'elpck
p.sS,i g-.nxfard Ninn. sept II ls5-
Nm GOODRICH Nor,r,s~.
Cs.gaSs L.ss Aiorney Tor ao~tssg-~
.sysS .s~
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17
a Tough story.

The following story was told in SanGuSky,
Ohio, and appears in ;he Massilon News:
\ party of young men in that ancient
city amuse their leisure moments at the no.
tel in drawing a long bow, or telling Won
derful warns for the benefit Of those, appar-
emily verdant, who may happen to come in
from other parts. They tried the effect Of a
few extraordinary wolf stories upon vener-
able and sedae customer not long since, who
had come to spend the night at the best ho-
tel, and he lis,ened to them with much sur
pli>e and interest until their stock appeared
to have run out and the conversation flag
ced, when he remarked tha: he had been
much interested in the news they had given
him relative to the primeval inhabitants Of
that country but regarded an event in his
early life as more peculiar than any they
had named. SAID he:
when young man, I was travelling in
Western New York, and late Of stormy
night applied at a log cabin for lodging
The occupant, a woman, refused II. saying
her husband and sons were out hunting, and
il they found me there, would murder me-
Il preferred tic chance to the storm, and
-he con ,erteA that | might lie down before
the fine In the night heard them coming
and scrambled up The chimney"
"ThinAing was safe, when at the top
stepped over the roof, and jumping down AT
the back of the cabin, jumped plump into a
wolf trap. A scream Of pain brought the
men and boys out, AMI they declared de-
served a more severe punishment tllan death
they kept ne both in trap and suspense
until morning, and then, beading me up in "A
hog ,hcad, with no air or light but through
the bung hole, they put me on q sled and
drove me some four miles up hill, and then
rolled me off to starve. This undoubtedly
should have done but for very singular oc-
currence. Iho wolves smelIel me out and
gathered around my prison, ,whep one OF them
in turning round, happened to thrust his tail
into the bung hole. 1t was my only chance
to a negro which frightened the wolf of
course, and he started down the hill followed
hv th. hog,head and me. 1t was very un-
easy ride, over the stones and stunps, but /
had no idea how long it was until the hogs
head striking stone fairly, the slaves WOE"
by long travel, were broken in aud jumped
out and found myself away down in the low
er end OF Calaragus county, some thirty
miles from the scene of disaster Good
night ccntlemen-I did not express any
doubt of the truth Of your stories, and |
hope YOU will no. Of mine
It is currently reported that the "seil club"
Of Sanlusky has not had a full meeting since
that occu I'd.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17

! die, my France I de; all tell me so,
Mother adored, adieu; thy sacred lame,
Be it the last word that my lp shall hT'lne'
Has ever frenchman loved thee morer Oh, no,
Ere could read, | sung thce; and now too,
While Death above my head sas pend- ms dart,
Singing tl.ee still, my feeble BREATH ing part,
To SO much love vouchsaft tear: 4J!eu.
In impious triumph VIII ter kings had diivcn
Thcis chaiiotS Ger Thy PROSTATE FORM isnsde,
Lint from their scaris 10 dress thy Wounds and
Ny balm upon them: but, by grace Of Heaven,
\ fuitluncss from Jut thy ruin grew;
Time as it goes, shal still do good to thee; ~
Thy thoughts sown tho earth; Equality
Shall reap the harvest in the end: Adieu.
Here, crouched within thy tomb, half reclinc,
Ah give thy aid 20 those who had my love.
Thou owe,t the boon, 0 France, to that poor
dove
Which never pundcred any field of thine.
Making this PRAYER to all thy children true,
Even while the call of Heaven come down to
me,
l have kept up awhile my tomb stone; see,
Ny arm grows weary, and it SINKS Adieu.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17

A CmXEsE RAcE.-lma@ine from ten TO
twenty shaggy animals every color aud size,
from ten to fourteen hands high, some Of them
resembling bears more than horses, noun
ted by cinnamon Of the most grotesque APP
pearance and costume, and literally covered
bv housings. or saddles nearly as large as
themselves. Upon the start being effected
one half Of these jockeys, are unhorsed, or
rather unhousel, aud are either biting the
dust or waddine after their ntractable st-eds.
Their comnauions who manage TO keep their
seats, and to direct their couFse in a proper
direction continue 10 Eal!op on until some
other catastrophe en,ues, such as the rcyeI-
sing one Of their shecgskin saddles, or The
pony boiling with hi+ rider into one Of the
muddy bitches that lire each sIe OF the
course; aud there are rarely more than one
or Two survivors that accomplish the whole
round. These would, # permitted, continue
to p4ii,n 10 the end Of time or at least to
The en- of their ponies, having no idea ofthe
Of the race, ana are often LETT to
10 50 amidst tie cheer; of the spectators, so
tina, the one that holds out the longest i. de.
.larcI .hc winner. The races terminate in !
b lis. iiuner parties ami AL the profusion Of
eastern hospitality.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17

ANECDorE OF RAILROAD CoNDUCroR.-
A writer in the Post tells the following story
Of oae who for % years was conductor up
on the Lowell Railroad, and is now a depot
master. "A lady who had a boy considerably
above the non-paying age, attempted tho
rather difficult exploit (in the anti-crinolino
pcriod) of hiding her precious son under her
skirts. "Uncle john who saw more bulk
than he could account for by an ordinary
theory Of personal enlargement carfuly re-
connoi'sred tho pile; and guessing the secret
Of the lady's extraordinary expansion, pro-
ceeded without saying word, to collect fare
for one passenge and half and gave the
lady her chsnge which. without looking it
over, she put in her pocket. Bye and bye,
observing, that the boy was still kept in
"durance vile," Uncle john humaney
Whispered. in her ear. you may as well let
him out--you've paid for both" The iradi-
ton is that there was some fun on the road
when that child was delivered"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17

THESE remarkable Springs contain Sulphur,
L Calbonic Acid, Soda and Iron; containing the
virtues of Brighton, AK Ia Chape!lc and Maivcr'
in En-. pc, and Of Biadu, Elle Lick and Bal'to',
Spa-as proved both by chemical analysis and by
the experience Of hundred. of invalids.
Tiac Eyasss k3bscf--stulted on an eleva-
ton few yards from the Springs, has been enlarged
and rciittad for the notation OF families, nVa-
lids and the lovers of woodland pastinie-. 1t tbir
cannot be surpassed ard it, bar i supphed viii
the choicest liquors. The waters III the vicinity
afford the finest fishing and battling and the region
is noted as the Paradise OF Hunters.
The undersigned ha"ing this day purchased all
the rirh title and interest Of Henry Evans, tttc
late prpplietor i'll and to the above property a'a'-
him self of this method to solicit a continuance oI
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon the Tor
mcr proprietor. 1Io5. u Nv ANH-
January 20 S5S. 81
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17
L. 4 Is .k< q q "a
BILLIIED S .ILOON

Cornn of Sicily o,.d Cntaioa}a streets, near Court
hoa$c squire. -
TIE undersigned begs leave tos'ate l.;
respectfully to the citizens Of liairisonhug AasA
and vicinity, and the pubic generally, that he h'~
become sole proprietor of the house formerly kown
as the .sStamper Exchange" and hat he has fitted
no for their accommodation a BAR-R0rN not to
be surpassed if equaed 10y any III the country
LIQUORS and WINES Of the best quality and
CIGARS to suit the most lastous always on hand
Keeps, also, constantly supplied with a choice as
so,tlneut of GROCERIES and toNFECTluNA-
RIES. In connection with the house is a fine
BILLIARD SALOON where all who are iond of
this interesting andfbeauti,u game invited to
call. W.~J.~B I X !.
Harliso /. .Lxrc~ Feb 8, 1855. 4,2S,y
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17

LOLA AAGAIS.-When Lola Monez WIS in
Lancaster, Pa, she stopped at Nichr-i> ilo-
.eI, took supper, ana was then shown TO her
ROOM The person opened the door Of the
room, and placing lamp upon the table
male salaan to the lady previous to leaving
her alone Lola stood a moment surveying
the furniture, and then asked with a con
temptuous elevation Of her pretty hose
Haven't YOU any better room than thi-: '
no. madam" was the reply, "th, room has
often been occupied by Mr.. Buchanan, and
be WIS always pleased with it," Pleased
with it, was he Well | am not, would rot
cut my throat in such a place as this -
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17

A CrR1osITY.-Mr William Holland
worth, Of Raleigh county, Va, owns calf
which has no eyes, nor very little appearance
OF any, with the exception Of ,ome very small
eyelashes on each side Of lis head 1t is
said to be fine large calf, aud 20 through
a gap in a fence, Il gate or any entrance
without difficulty, and can tell wlten it is
getting close TO a stump, tree or a fence,
as we'll as person can. Ii can also dscov-
er when stranger is near, as easily as if it
could see.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17

A FAlrHruL DoG.-Dnring the time that
Com,tock was engaged in numbering hls
father and mother, near Hamilton, New
York, few weeks ago, a dog was in the
room, AMI the prisoner aliirms that during
his bloody work this animal several times
kel him; that be tried to kill the ami
NAL and ct his heart but was
tuile,i IL his efforts Alter he lay down the
f,ihful dog sat all night watching ty his
hfeless mistress. During the whole examjn-
alton Of the bodies on The inquest, this faith
fu animal remained under the bed. and
could not he removed from TIE room.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17
HIsc Buy Body.

DO Won know him or bcr readnr7 Have
vou .;.r ,nfI.yod f,nm ,h.na OF coursn
,.o,, ,.,.,, N.;,h . L;,,or ,aI;,,,i,v ,h.v
y'u '"'' ~ ''' "
s''lhe AT '"e happiness OF 'i'oSe whose gen
erous natures are 'ho most open 10 at'acA'-
Not AS the hon'e non comes upon ms prey
hnt as 'he "o''' ''eaI,n@ S''"ou'N' pE '."I'eiy
ana '""'',n2' of a. '',e S'' P:"' o',''"''"s IT,
N'e.''n wan ''s i'"'e'n' s"'i'a' "a h'ns Is
suiilcieh' III may Instances I, 0o ,'G "o'N VI
oeS',"o''o" "A" '''"'"N' '', '''o'o "o"
o'"S"e' q ''e"'' "":'o '"'' 10Y '"li'u'ee
az" P"', ''''" 'N'>''' "a "''N "
- Wv " '''' t0>' =, .''0
''e"'' nave gwen ''''i''eSS''''' u ''''''' I'M
fo'' "a 4n's''o"' nt'' " ','S''' '''''',' h A'o
o''e'' "''S"''' '"' '''''e'' '.o>'~'",, '''''' "a
pahdihS oeau'y were opening u ''1 o''u'
ms i' hot accomplished oV an open assault
On the contrary your busy BODY IS The most
c*reiui Ia 'helr eNpfe''"hs' II IS h"t So
much me matter told as the manner OF tell
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17

YE FEoGGs.-The editor Of the Savannah
Georyian recently saw frog eutombed in a
chunk Of ice, which came to hfe when thaw
el out. Thcrenpon, our co'empora'y fur,
ni.hes the following, touching the natural
Y- fso-ge IS one anphybyous animal viii
f,ure fec'e, a naykeI bodiie, and wythous
ever ,aie. He hath hoarse voyce, and
loyevt.i much 10 use it on We soumner nights.
Hei is remakable for graceful swymming With
rapIness, and for t-king verrie large lcapps
OF yc lsnde.