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Road NUtuee.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the next
1V sitting Of the county Commissions OF Portage
county, on the first Monday of March next 1855 there
will be petition presented petitioning for the yAeat
ing and laying oyer OF the road running through the
ship Of Frank lin as follows: To commence At the
southwest corner or said land and run north tnS
ing road and to vacate all lying south Of said inter.
sccting and the State road.
franklin, Jan. %, 1882
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The Message Abroad.

We have often been unused at the fidiru.
lous versions given by Europeon journals to
American affairs, and the pOmpous air with
which they assume the most intimate know.
lege, Of our political questions. Some of
them. ere tclcrably conyersant with our pe.
culiaritiee, but we most frequently find the
mcst inexcusatle bunders pervading every
allusion to the American people or govern.
ment. A message .enanat:ng from new
President, and announcing the policy of q
new administration, cannot but elicit the In:
tsrestof other nations; and yet, is it nel
strange that such blunder as the following
should creep in the columns of prominent
French journal, issued at the refined capital
Of that polished na,ionl A Paris correspond.
eDt Gays: 9e "a 's
"Chariuari pretends to have been in.
. formed by its correspondent at Washington,
that Dir. Buchanan was present in the House
during The reading, with his pockets full of
TevolveTs; and that, not satisfied with the re-.
ception given to the document, he shot at
the clerk, the speaker. and several members
oflhe opposition; and then, on his way home,
through Penney lvsnia Avenue, emptied the
sast OF the barrels on the passers.by. Che.
ytvGri asserts that General Walker himseIt
Wvote that part pf the message which refers
TO bis own movements. and insists on tFest-
ing the PFesident % confirmed fliibuster. 7"
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Mary Ann Soo'' Pia'hiif' ! State of Ohio. rot.
Harvey W. Daniels, DefendantS 'ase county. 's.
Civil Action and Attachment In tho Court Of CON.
mon Pleas. ="
THE said Harvey w. Dsneis, defendant.
will take notice that the said Mary Ann Noel blain.
tiff, did, the Gath day OF September, A. D., 1857,
file her petition in said Court 9sains said defeHdant.
setting forth, In substance; that on or about the -
day Of June A. d.. 1856, in consideration that tho
planG being then sole and unmarried. Gtthe request
0f the defendant, then promised to marry iin that
the defendant then promised to marry the plsintia
within reasonable time; that said plaintiff has Who'll
" and utterly violated his said contract and refused
to marry said plaintiff although reasonable time has
since elapsed for him to do so, to the damage Of tbs
plaintiff In the Of I've thousand dollars for which
she asks judgment against defendant And said ds.
endant Is notified that he is required to appear Aad
answer said petition or before tie Sd eaturday
after the 18th day Of February, A. D., 1858. :..
And the said defendant is further notified that tn
clerk OF said Court; the 9th day ofJanuary. A. D.
issued an order Of attachment In said acton foT
tho sum OF FIVE thousand dollars and costs. Dated
this 18th day of January, 1852. FIG. skRYIS,
January II, lo5a-6w3 Attorney for plaintiff.
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Shocking Accident.
The Portsmouth (Ohio) Daily 7ri5un,
OF the I 9th inak root,;u. A. r 4,

'ou'" NOhlo) Daily Tribune
Of the 18TH 'nst.' contains the following:
On Thursday evening. the 7th Of this
month, as Mr.. W. Smith was leaving tho
residence OF Mr.. Blankedship, near Cha finis
MiIis' o., his feet slipped from under him as
no was descending the steps in front Of the
house, end ne fell some six or eight feet to
the ground, brusing himself considerably: !:
and while in this condition, aasfge dog that
was kept about the house, sprung upon him.
tearing The flesh upon his face and aYms in a
horrid manner. The young man 10 now in
the hands offs physician, who thisks il DOS.
sIbIs thea be msy recover.
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fAdralrtia.manfl

To Nervous SuExERERs.--Are retired elor
pyman, restored TO he lth in few days, d
ter many years Of great nervous suffering
is anxious to make known the means sf
cure. Will send (free) the prescriptions
used. Direct the Rev. join n. DAehAkA,
No. 1856 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. N. Z.
November II, le57-3m-rNYA.
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SPECTACLESll'

SPECTAC TACLES.-Professor Burt's eeit-
~ brated Perscopic Pebble Glasses, acknowledged
by NIL to b. the best article for defective vision eVsf
Invented. We HAYS 4 fne stock OF them.
January 81, 1853 BAIRD & WAIT.
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FEBRUARY APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. II. TUBES.

Win be IN attendance as follows:
RAVENNA, Prsntss House, Tuesday and Wed.
day forenoon, February 23d and 24th.
Akron, Empire House, wednesday,, January 18th.
Warren, National Hotel, Monday, Jahuary goth,
Cleveland, american House, Dec. sUth and 3l,h,
For consultation up3h all diseases OF the threat,
Lungs, Heart. Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also Dr0psy, Gravel, rheumatism, Nervous
ness, Debility dyspepsia, Femae diseases AEua nnd
Fever, F!s Impurities Of the Blobd Erhptiohs Tan.
GERS Ulcers and all other varieties of long standips
complaints, both g4tcthai aud iatetnal.
For some ten years Dr.. T. has devoted bis ehtIpo
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands annuaIy
many of whom had exhausted every other resOprcs
within reach IN NO case are mineral ~ 6tAsE bsenS
ompioysa nor doos naks sitk tb Mas wsI; bS tea1
dsDstS bNitd up. Tho htststihes can re taken with
safety by the most delicate: and patients NAV Yeai0
at home, and continue with prudence their Ordinary
diet and exercise. Many have recovered under the
reatmen, after friendsand given up an
hnpe the indisputable evidcnce Of which can alTays
bcfurnished. lnvalds however redueed and dssrsiY-
ing, are invited to call may be assured thMtno en-
couragement will DO given or expense III.
outa corresponding prospect OF recovery.
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'A'. r. ALcoRN. ". p,l les. LEoxAxe. \. ,.
.. Medical.

THE undersigned, having formed Z sn- 50
partnership n .hs practice Of Medicine and surgery,
wcaia W. resspee',ay Soiac consInmnee diasisass
years: ofhce--wsst end or ffhenix BiSek. s-ss - .
J.P. ALcoRS, Main Ct, s. sfde, near Depe,.
RaVenBa, January Z, Is5s-t 4
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PHTHlslC on AsruMA.

E1b Oh ASIHMA.
The statement given this month will he road vith
deep interest By all who have endured the nexprsssa.
bio horrors OF sthma. Especially does II commend
Itself TO those who have believed that treatment sy
relieve, but cannot cars. ..sE
Holmes tp.. Crawford co., Ohio, July 1857
Or. r.TuBRs:-Sir-Snce childhood have been pff,ri:
ed with Phthic or Asthma. My mother before me.
suffered with the same disease. ASH grew older II
became worse, the parox isms occurred ofteper and
protrasted and sre especially so duFina
tho winter season. A! all times, little more thaS
ordinary excrtion caused a violent oppression il
Breathing. =. ="
While The paroxism. lasted there was dAtressiar
cough, and constant agohaing struggle for breati
being ~ times apparently upon the verge Of suGoea:
sioni Very little sleep could be obtsihed at sukh
times and that little while sttingin my chair. Two,
years ago Mas induced by the statement ofa lady
whom you cured of Asthma, to make one more trial..
had little faith at that time, partly becsuss had
SO oiten been disappointed, and partly because 0thsfs
said could not get well. The treatment was pursued
under circumSeances most dnM rorabtt; having iii
care OF sick frehds, yet have been moi oplr Tally
relieved ofall symptoms Of Asthma, but Of oil ether
s, shec!lo9e occompAnying, l have no cough DeAi
breathe freely, rest we'll and have good strength.
Yours truly, susanna w. QUAINTINCR:s
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a. CUMMING,
Governor OF Utah Territory.
GREEN RIVER County, u. T.,)

november II, 1907.
10 BRIGHAM You've. Er. Governor of U. T.:
On the nth OF July, 1857, was appoint.
ed by the President to be Governor of this
Territory. Since my arrival within the
limits Of the Territor, regret to find that
many acts Of violence have been committed
on the highways, in the destruction and
robbery ot property belonging to the Unit.
ca States. These acts, which indicate that
the Territory 10 in a'state of rebellion, are
ascIiDed, how truly / do not know, to your.
sell. 4 proclamation. purpoftihg to have
issned from you, and passes signed by your
ssuthority' ovndupoI the person Of Joseph
Taylor, haye been submitted to my inspec.
ton. The matter contained in these Do.
Pers authorizes Snd commands violent and
1easenabls aets-aels tending 10 the dis.
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.Attacllnlenf Nolic,,el,.

= against The State OF oh,as sc:,.
Henry Lob, Defendant, taSe Conn,. Vn'., Tes'
u In attachment before P. =. Conant, Justice oftws
Peace, fpr Ravenna tow nship. 49, SS '',. y =" -
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the aSth
IN day OF December, 1857, an order ~
yaS Issued By said !ussce for the sum Of twenty
dollars 4nd cente against the goods de-,
81 sa,e neendant at my instance, said case viii he
lor trial Fcbruary goth, 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Z a JAMES o. MASoN.s
!. l.. II. 9. Ranney, atty's.GOi Pie.
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(lORN! CORNm CORNu!--Ten ,hou-
~ sand bushels OF CORN In ths ear wanted. IN
exchahge for Dry Goods and Groceries, at . 4 !,
a" COFFIN & PINNEY,S.
January 7, 1858 egss. 81 No. PhInix Block
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FNUCLAMAIlUN OF GOV. CUMMING.
GREEN RIVER COUNTY, }
UTAH TERRITORY, Nov. 2l, 1857. {

UTAH TERRITORY, Nov. 81, 1857. {
To The People Of Utah Tsrritory:-On the
! llh of July, 1857, the President appointed
NE to preside over the Executive Depart.
ment of this Territory. / arrived at this
point OH the l7Ih Of this month, and shall
probably be detained some time, in con>e.
qnence of the loss Of animals during the
recent snow storms will proceed at this
point to make the preliminary arrangement
for The temporary organization Of the Terri.
tOr'al Government
Many reasonable acts Of violence having
recently been committed by lawless individ
u'ls, supposed to have been ccuntenanced
by the late Executive, such persons are in
a state Of rebellion. Proceedings will be
instituted against them in a court org nized
by Chief Justice Eckels, held in this county,
which will superseds the necessity Of ap.
pointing military commission for the trial
OF such offenders. 1t is my duty to enforce
unconditional obedience to the Constitution.
to the organic laws OF this Territory, and 10
all the other Iaws of Con ress applicable to
you To enable me t. effect this object, |
Will, in the event of resistance, rely fist
upon posse comiidtwS OF the we'll disposed
portion Of the inhabitants of this Territory,
and will only resort to military posse in
case of necessity. trust that this necessi.
ty will not occur.
| come among you with no prejud:ces cr
enmi'ea, and by the exercise Of just and
firm administration hope to command your
confidence. Freedom Of conscience and the
use OF your own peculiar mode uf serving
God are sacred rights; guaranteed by the
Constitution, with which it is not the pro.
vince of the Government, or the disposition
OF lis representatives, in this Territory, 10
interfere.
In virtue o: my authority as commander.
in-chef OF the militia Of this Territory, |
hereby command all armed parties of indi.
viduaIs, by whomsoever organized, to dis.
band, and return to their respective homes.
The penalty of disobedicnce to this com.
maud will subject the offenders to the pun.
ishment due to traitors. s
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hcKA1 NOaicS.

"STITT'S" horse nhoe iron end c6rim6h
bar iron, all sizes, at F.A CURTIS Il CO:,s.t
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AmbrOrypes aRd PiI0tOgrapas.

THOSE wanting first class Iikeaass
end @ one nst is correct, cannot do betsF thar sal
az e1osl sFAFEEk hs co.. q feif gallery AIlss's
MnerG you VIII nnd large eolssetioh sf aAs
January 2, ls5e-tf r. sis-ss-V7 gTs s. fs-s+t
!, MECHANICS TOOLS The best e.
sorsmsnt and bost qualify ii The market can b saaA
AZ ~ F.A.CuKTlsA q coz.
THTMBLE Sksin Pipe Boxes. sll sisss.
tasap. PA. CURTIS 4 CO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
events Of his lie wllI be laIIy and distinctly

events Of his lite will be fully and distinctly
brought in review,
Texas has, indeed, cause to mourn. Webb
--Eipsccmb-Rusk--Jone and Henderson,,
all have lately fallen. Her early palri.
o;s and revolutionary heroea are, one by one,
passing from the stage of life. We almost
feel thut we see the glcries Of ourcarly history
+, -" star by star expire"
We can only trust to the wisdom aud good.
ness OF the Grand Arli6:er of the Universe,
to supply the places Of those of our sons who
have served US long and faithfully.
In the midst of the gloom which the an.
nouacement Of the death of Henderson ere.
aies, il is gratifying 10 us, his constituents, to
know that he "died at his post" Let us drop
n tear over his gave, and pray that God will,
in these trying times, enable us TO select an.
other public servant OF equal capacity, fidelity
and worth,
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STATEMENT OF Mr.. ANDERSON.
COUNTY OF YouNG, STATE OF TEXAS.
Il 1910

hereby certify that on or about the 18th oil
April, had twenty head of horses stolen from
my rancho, that in company with three 9TH
ers followed the trail from my rancho TO the
vicinity of Allen Johnson's rancho, on the
day after Johnson's son was shot
Finding that the Rangers were in pursuit oI
the Indians, abandoned the trail aud re urn
ed home. On or about the 20ih Of May
visited the Camanche Agency. and asked per-
mission to purchase soire ponies to gather nv
cattle with before asking permission, J asked
the Agent Mr. Lseper and The traders clerk
Mr. Shirley. If they bad seen my animal,
among he Indian horses, they both assured
ne there were Ho such aaimalS among the In
dian horses then gave them the descrP
ton RI nly animals il Writing, 50 ihst ihsl
wnald uoi forgstii.
,y..t, ,,--,.l r 4. ,.-s---.-.,-,, = =. ae.ss r.r
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Written for the Dallas Herald.
Prairie Poesies No 90.
ny W. 7. o. WEAVER

- LITTLE MAMIE.
ylrniins along morning ihr,
Upon the dcwy prairie, .
Thnklng about the "Hard OF Arir,
Aud humining "Ishland Mary
overlook pretty girl
With lips rel as berry,--,s .ix-a...A.N
white shoulders, DER which many cuh
Waved as she danced So merry.
,.>ri,Lon bound her slerien was
Bedecked with blue blossom
Her yielding bodice, halfunaerd,
Revealed her budding bosomi
Not the full view the wanton Wills
In the ballroom dress so shory,
Hut Just gl mpse Of those sweet hills,
30 machess, round aud snowny
She plueled a bunch Of flowers and stopped,
As alsht come nigh hcri
A graceful curtsy then she dropped
All ! how souli pass by her!
She seemed nymph too pure for guile
Her cheeks were rcd with bushing
Her eyes met mine with modes, SMILE 80
Al thoughts Of EVIL hushinS.
Said I, young fairy what's your name :
She kindly answered, "Annai
but o,tncr- though It's all the sanic---
They call me Little Mamie ".
She spoke In free and simple words,
As articss aud subdulng,
A. II she'd caught her tones from birds
In twilight meadows wooiny
~ love each sunny Sabbathday
To find the ripe strawberries,
Or when the sun IL rising, stray
Across the blooming praries,
Aud hear ihc speckled pr,iric-hens,
While all the lambs have left the pens
Aud DER the lawn arc sifiugng"
II I had owned diadem,
With Il would have graccd her I!
But Love Is natures brightest GEM
thought SO, and embraced her;
With gentle words did engage
That prairie lass to tarry
She eaj, 'fiTtcei; Is just my age
but Pm TOO young to marry"
kissed her rosy, bnshing check,
Then begged tn be forgiven
Nordid In vain pardon seek,
For mercy. comes from heaven
She said, ~ blame you not fer his
And smiled On pleasns
= s::s..7 - "a. c.i iusa Li.s,
That. granted without teazing"
Away you vain. coquctti.h iuss
,iood-bye you chaste Dinnas
Your lips could never grant kiss
As sweet and pure NJ NRnnle's
Give me the gentle, countr. girl
H'ii beauty ~ each feature,
Fho take. her bushes from the rose,
And learns to lore from Nature.
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but unfortunately, there is no s-tos for 70
bras' row.a.days; so have noialrl lpr 10 bp,
10 lie quiet. aud To behnve my hencelurih
and forever like civilized qltlmpod aud
senrlemann A strong colof u pfotNbliiiy
WAS given 10 this translation ty The ,ebse.
queni conduct Of this beautiful aCi nov cub
dued demon. He retired slowl nni sinh dig.
'nliy, rather sad ihon sulky in Is icPoriment
gave pniy one flying scream os be pi'iri
through bis stable door. had OF Fentsnip ny
The groom who held i open for in all sub
geluenIly permitted lady Of drl.uc, on, WAC
was present. 10 STOKE him dov as ne lay 10
his stable cxhse.tcd after his rr,a, ,seThcus,
orpossiblY .ecnnitsy- y-rsf his les, against lLg
nrzt instruction daysSS1-
This terminated the dnys letI.,5 ,r lesson.
which ever il uiay be called. a pfe.e ~.
pressed ihemseives not only coHise'>.y Sa,is.
fed but profoundly Impressed viii ,ae sound.
ness and nofsliy lMr Rarey' zysiem, md
-eiired with,Ihe most sfiavombe rr'uscengrs
II himself, or his clear natuml Intelligence HE
obvious cnrncstness and hirh in nd.scoygfy.lni
Il fopprobnnon of the kindness, gen,icueSs and
arhenrsnce wbich he never faile' ,incGlcRia
s,ihs l-ep! Cnlig characteristics Of ais
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YnrNn CnrN1Y. June 2nrh. ISIS.


Mr., Editor Il have just read letter it
your paper of the 18Th May, written by Mr.
Leeper, present Agent for the Camanche In
dians, in which he has thought proper to MAKE
statements that beg permission TO reply to
That func,ionory has framed set Of very in
genious excuses Tor all the charges mad,
against the Reserve Camanches, and challen
ges me TO prove the statements. Well know
ing what horeless task it would be to con-
vince him OF the guilt Of the Indians under
his care, decline the undertaking, but by
way Of proving more recent depredations by
those rare specimens OF progress, enclose the
statement Of 4 respectable citizen of this coun'
ty, and the public can form their own conclu.
5ions, as to The guilt or Innocence Of the IN
dians.
Mr.. Leeper it will be remembered denies
most emphatically that there has been any Of
the Indians OF of the Reserve since the first
of Feb. last, without being acco,iipanied by
Anderson, that his Indians were absent,
and that they brought in his horses.
Here is slight mistake in his own
statements. He has, he says, "a register of the
Indians and sees them every day." and yet
they had the horses Of Mr.. Anderson for some
weeks ana he did not know IT. And ma gen
efous oufst OF magn"nlmIiy' ne gives MT "A;
,wo norSes 10 pay LOT 'he one me INDIANS hao
killed; when 10! one of them was stolen
horse, with the owners brand plain to be seen
on It; this IS generosity with v'nseance'-
ana pray now ooes II happsh mar Inc horses
of so many of citizens find their way'o that
heserve; Is It nom an insane ''esire on thef
par'(t" paftaEe OF me clVE'za'l II mar Is so
hpeia''y u'S'''o"'eu' AZ 'nat pace, OF are 'ney
,aheh 'ne's oy 'he i"o'u"s' l "'PPe" 10
H''n" una. 't,ese lorses were c'"'''ieu oy ,ne
iho,ans, 'or l 'ooN 'ne"' up Jus. oe'ore All; Nl'
-lhuelsoA lounu 'ne'', anu ~ Se"u'ng wo'a
over lhe country 10 ma 'he owner, ! sem
among o'her PAGES 10 '"e Agency, una reee,v'
ca message from an i"am", c'"''h''g .ne
horses' saw IN leW Gays al'e{' me i,o.an
VINO c,a'meu 'ne hcIaes' ana ne eeS'r'oeu 'ne
'n',h''S III, SoSeAac''y' ii"' n"e" ne 'nos' nave
ilaa mem ~ possession anu 'o'u nun "he'e
10 ma 'he horSeS, ana suppose mar ne look
mem up again. am convinced lnat ne haa
once had the horseslih ms possession, tor he
could not possibly haree described them so ac-
curaiey, unless ne had seen them. l. am
aware that it will be said that the Indians
merely took up these horses to return them TO
the twner; but why did they offer to sell one
OF men, ana II 'hey feally infenuea 10 keep
,ne O., hoTses' why not fePcr' mem 10 lhe agent
Mr, anderson waS assured 'ias mere was no
such ANIMALS on ihe reserve. 90 .'lat' ho',
wlthstandng MT Leeper has REGISTER ana
says he 'sees t9em every day. "c.' II IS very
evident he doesn't know as much as he thinks
oi their u;;c"ements. , ~.
The charge .I'nIe against me OF saying III
the frontier counties that knew whilst Agent,
that the Indians were stealing, but, that as |
is a deliberate talsehooa, and is too contempti-
bic to deserve any further notice. He says,
he scan prove these things" don't doubt il,
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THE DALLAS mE1ALD.
4 rtBLisiirD wEEKLy ny
L.ArIMER Is SwINDEII.S.

J.w. LArIMER. J.W. sWiNDhLis'
TERNSsa so per volume OF hhy-two nahefs, pnii y
alaaee or Within one month of subscribing say.
paid within six months aud AZ the end oar
fssFfslsg Advertisements viii be inserted atone aolla'
oeuiss lees Tor the hrsl insertion ana hny
each lon deduction NJ one hnii mrs
rates will he made those who advertise ~ the year WI" '
privilege of changing quarterly. 80. ...,., :,
Ba.ar. cards ao more square, Will be inserted at
sic per annum. n -. -. an.
ofesndaes br state district oner' $40
ssanty officers, sa, .,,., . 80, ....,,..,l,, 4,
i,r must paid fi In aiyanee and Job work on asney
When t Is departed nom, an additional charge OF my psi
esat. will ba made. n
r Personal articles when aarlited TO sonmns, will be
charged doubis the above rates.y
~ Advsrsem,uls not marked With the number Of Insertions,
viii be continued directed ana charged aeeons'
sus.srIbers aversers d rI,n,s rsnt money to u'
. risk aud expense. .,,.
Al eosnmleaons must be addressed 20 INC ha"0'' S0'
paid. - -
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But 10 work out lbs law successfully wi b
the horse the teacher musI himself Ia taught;
that !, "a sn., he must 10 The iir.l instance
have thoroughly tanned and humanized him.
sell, His temper must have become as even
as q saint's--his touch as gentle as wonlanis;
he mpat neither swear. nor below, pors,amp.
nor cailinnmes; aud therefore the system
so busel calculated, ii'Ividely difascd, 10 Ls.
comera great nnnonal moral agent; and
Cor That renspn il "a to be regfetfed that
the amiable, original, and highly intelligent
apostle OF the new creed Is obliged u q.
"TO pupil, give up what was meant for mankind"
10 toe course Of the lecture. Mr.. Rarey cali
ed attention 10 the fact that the most uprulyI
horses in the world W re those Of South An.
eriei. ,ghss rhey wsre caught BY tic lasso
and controlled BY The spur; and that the mosl
docile and obcdent were the Arabian horses,
which were treated ns friends and compnnions
by their wild Bedouin master, shared tbe.lai. |
iers frugal dish, and often slept with his in
fani cbildrn. The h6rseshc snid, was anan
imal of,fine nervous organization, and having |
mucli more Intelligence Than his master would
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grasshoppers hat reached Ohio. TIE assef-
ton was doabted, and at many peuons tee sa-
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Scheacs. .. Frlrklin, Warren C., rs. Oa;o.
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