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steamboats,, ships. Railroad Cars,
DEPors, AND All o-UT-DooR WORK
Also, for all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER
C. G. BoGERT s. co., Agents,
Nc. " Camp street, N. o.
rbesuperior qualities Of the BRIDaEwATER PAINT
so extensively known reputation avoraby estab'
shed Agents deem TO enter into
any heightened description Of It's merits and will therefore,
only point few of proulnen properties and
10 selected testimonials from parties for the most part well
known In this vicinity.
For covering Roofs either Tin Iron Zinc Paper Canvas
Wood Il will found invaluable the bending shrinking
warning of the upon which is used does not affect
the Paint twenty four hours dries and In four weeks II
becomes perfect Slate. As FIRE and WATERPROOF
will be found superior to other and perfect pro-
lection to buildings against sparks, cinders, etc.
1t possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY. FLExIBILITY
ADHESIVE properties superior to mineral substance
in
For DECKS Of STEAMERS either Wood or Canvas has
no rival only dries readily but becomes hard
stone in mparatvey forming coating perfectly
SPARK and CINDER PROOF The body of the Paint
which as.onshed all painters who have used it, makes 1t
cheapest covering for WOOD, TIN, CANVAS
MUSLIN ROOFS.
For every description OF SHIP PAINTING either Wood or
Iron It will be found unsurpassed,
especially decks Of vessels The
hhcass annexed this point most convincing.
ForRAILRoAD CARS, FEPoTs, BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK 1t has been successfully used at the North
and has of inesleuabe service in durability we'll
the protection affords against leaks and injury the cara
the effects Of falling sparks and cinders.
For the purposes which the Paints recommended lie
UNEQUAIED, and its value for PLANTATION use, for
STEAMBOATS,, ETC.. ETC., is INCALCuLABLR besidesbeing
CHEAPER than ANY other PAINT In the COUNTRY. Its
peculiar qualities its the South and
EVERY PLANTER BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
will by single trial be convinced Of the superior advantages
Of the BRIEGEWATER PAINT, the economy,
rahiy and protective properties all other mineral sub
stances.
DIRECT
The quantity Of oil required proper consist
for depends the absorbing character Of the sur
face to which tits applied Great should observed
clean the surface before painting applying to can
II better -four sizing prevents the decay
ing Of the cloth and smooth body and water
proof One hundred pounds thousand
square feet with two coats.
In mixing with nseed OIL pound Lharge should
be used to i've gallons Of OIL With boiled NO drier is
necessary.
The BRIDGEwATER MINERAL can also be used for
Fences, Barns etc. by substituting lime for OIL Thus One
twentieth lime, WELL then mix with Mineral and
reduce conseney for by adding water Apply with
an ordinary white wash brush.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26

@. Q. Bogert-Dear sir have used your RRIDGEwATER
PAINT the decks Of steamships having fay ested
its value Sheeruly recommend its the best mot
economical paint Hhave also end il r
painting decks covered with being durable 1pervous
10 water, and protection against FIRE.
(sgned) W. O. TEMPLETOE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26

How many young men are carried away by fine,
MUSICAL charming yoce-a pretty, light-footed reel
ing, ballroom dancer-a law lounpinp street warn.
lng hrs-an oilytongued, hollow-hearted, deceptive
Panopounder, and regret their folly when alas too
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a dishonest Chancellor Of The Excheouer oncs a.,
posed IN Parliament, certain grant Of money and
ing bis speech with verse from the ihe 4. W.
was not this ointment sold and The money given y
tns po1f 4, Lord Chatham at once replied WIN
will finish il for him. This Judas said. pof that he
cared Tor the poor, but because he was thief ana
carried the bag ''''s' an'
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Certifeate Of Caplt. Hiler. "a .hin 1frr.n

have been using the BridgcwRter Mineral Paint on lie bose
OF my ship r the past two and consider most vaua
Die paint Tor sea going vessels recommend without
esitaon, both for and its protective ona
ues CsignedJ THOMAS @. HILER.
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U.,i,o nj ~ New Orleans, Feb e. 1854.
nInvng had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted with the
bflDdEWATER PAINT, and Its merits tested We
concur in opinion with Capt. Thomasson of the Msgnoa
and Capt. Brown Of the Popose We ebesrfnliv rscnr
mend said paint is a superior article 0''1iiJ 'SeOH-
HUGHES, NALkfTE a THOMAS Louisiana Dock Yard
J.P WHITNEY CO., Agents Louisiana Dry noet 20
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Certificate Of Capt TaOs. S. fieOtt, of Shin Oxford

have used the BRIDGEwATER PAINT on the iron work
Us also on the decks and tarpauns Of he shin Sord
aRa enrey 10 my satisfaction. lind much of he rstn
" M OF wood ana is prevented by tne se
OF he mineral Paint aud shin masters and
variable and thrifty paint THOS. s. MINoTT
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Certificate Of Capt. r. Tucker, of ship Helen
Mc(rnlk.

,,.-.,., New Orleans, March 90 1856.
have tested the Brdgewater Paint which q o. Bogert
70 are agents In various ways my for the past two
years and have found in respect superior any paint
nave ever seen II Is In opinion Invaluable as dahl
and protective substance and il 10 for
ships use In preference any other.
SgnedD r. TUCKER
Master Of ship Helen McGaw,
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Certificate of Capt. Han, bark Huratlo.


have used the Bdgewater Paint the decks and houses
the bark HiawathA and find superior
recommend il to masters Of vessels especially for decks In
Juue last decks leaked and the BdEewaier
recommended applied coats which they have Been
perfectly tight and have not needed eauking painting
(signed) DAVID. II. HALL. Master bark Havatha
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Certificate Of Capt. Gale, Of shin r. D. STANDARD

Is,
Having used the Bdgewater Paint decks and other ns
Of ny vessel for some time eheeffuly endorse rs
that have sed. - F~
@igned) JAMES GALE. Master Of ship R. D. Shepherd.
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FANCY GOODS.
u X. srEvENs & co.,

II X. STEVENS = co..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
-iN-
cUTLERY. GUNS, PISTOLS,
PERFUKERY, FANCY GOODS.
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wNER,s oANApIAN vERMIFuaE.

II is safe in its operation easily administered than
other Some Of the symptoms which Indicate the existence
of In the bowels follows The countenance
pale, Of eaden color and suused with occasional nushes
the heavy and dull the breath d the upper lps
swollen feelings in the nostrs which patient pek
his nose the sleep is disturbed the patient often
great fright and liable starting and grinding HIS teeth the
appetite exceedingly irregular bng sometimes voracious and
at others feeble, and in some it is depraved.
To the following certificates others added
but II believed that these sufficient establish the fact
that Winers Canadian Verifuge superior remedy for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26

Itis admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry and Tar IS the only remedy positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group whoopng cough
splitting of blood.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
]. WRIGHT CO.,
q and Isl Ghartres street.
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:. Gum Myrrh.
2 Sugar LEAD, White
valeriAn Root:
10 Tapioca.
10 :. Camomile Flowers Rom. and GerrnAns
Scotch Snuff in bladders.
100 dozen Lorilard Maccabov Snuff.
200 Roome's and Scotch snuf.
200 :. Garrett's :.
400 pounds White Wax.
100 o.. Dover's Powders.
1907 & Herbs
80 kegs Refined Saltpeire.
beases British Lastre, superior article.
20 Cooper's Isinglass.
s bales Hops. s
100 pounds Iodde Potash.
2DO ounces Nitrase Silver.
cases Mamma Flake and Sorts.
20 cans Msgnesia, caeined, Eng.
=. carb,
10 Refined Borax.
gross Heury's Calcned Msgnesia.
Is pounds OIL Bergamot
20 Peppermint
20 Auiseed.
20 Gloves.
Is Cedar.
10 Cubebs.
20 =. Pepper Black
Is Almonds.
gross shoemakers Piasters.
10 Seidtz Powders
=. Soda e.
80 e. Sugar Of Lemons
Yeast Powders.
bags Colombo Root.
! eask Gentan :.
bales Liquorice.
cases LGuorice Calab. and Sicily.
e. Pearl ssgo.
10 kegs Tamarinds fresh
eask Bay Rum, pure.
rs dozen =. l.. =.
50 pounds Observation-Disclosures.
1000 pounds Nader.
l cask Pipe Clay.
20 barrels English Venetian Red.
10 Spanish Brown.
IS :. Mineral Paint
% Wbbin.
~ = P%is white
eS
Punice stone s"-.
:. Putty y,i in b isaS S,on''
White Lead; Chrome Yellow:
ysrni'i S1n.. Chrome Chr. ,Ieso'i
Dutch Pink; Yellow oehre;
Turkey TIMBER; vandyke Rrovn
Dron BLACK, pIsct p,,.
Patent Dryers; Litharges
Copal Yarnish. Iinsasd On .
Coach e ln,iesq r oll
Japan and White copa; Tanners OH
White Deniar varnish Neatsfoot
Black Leather, Solar
Asphsltum; Lard :.
Paint Brushes; Whale =.
60O boxes window Glass French and American;
Whewnsh Brushes; Window Glass, French and American
en- l,ai I,1l1,' yN'' I,us anu ~'ip'
nnoe n y. BED Fans metal and earthen;
Black Writing Ink syringes, large assortment;
Cotton BRO s,ok Sn. Ink Ink, T5usses.
n noa Leaf y. Mr., rd Bets sappoItsrs
GLACIERS, diamonds po.,Ssr 49,
Medicaisaddle Bags sacr iB, a1 paper
t tMaBo,in, Eases Tooth ES'resPs
cSpping Glasses :g Sipple u. GIa Sa,ne'eS
Breast Gasse s;' wStar rY'' Brsas Cups
p...
G Ga1.Sa %fsf Gs.Tsp SSa
Wrishts
0''f Fine s soaps
' LIQUID %%i Cine
Tooth Brusbesi
LYONS Ka,bsiroD. Cloth Brushes,
h0'F Pi Rsf fse9s Combs Combs,
A'' sii S $;:sis ss;s;' g., Ball..
Bggry's Trieopherous;
B B;sP t sPdSn G SR@sss s rssdeF
DE-, FAT S5s, Tooth spseiSei ''' '''
"rE E9snc 3d sIt ,a .., -,
Vsr% %i. Poison; ~
Rose LIP selyei
Patent medicines 49,.
,,,prcroc,-,s - Cue
Mci;ANE,s venting s;'
foB BNff}s ssTs ss's9lR1HTil'"'
SAs Nps SSa rs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26

The work of the destroyer has bsguni The Lungs
dsngerl Resort
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CRERRY AND TAR,
all future aid may be in vain you motherf Your
daughteryour idol and earthly oyis bed Ian.
gushing her pale cheek and eReaed form show
fast wasting The epulchra cough pains and
sickens your soul; tits the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.

We the undersigned having frequently administered ned
cine prepared by Mr. John Wner Of this town. designated
WiRers Canadian Yemug" being fully satisfied with Its
efficacy confidently recommend and efficient remedy
for the expulsion of worms from the intestine canal
G. oREILLY,
Licentiate of the R. c. of Surgeons in Ireland ETC.
Nv. DICKINSON,
Member Of the R. C. Surgeons in London etc
From the Rev. J. Flanagan, of Binbrook O. WI
j. WINER-Sr: have made the Of your Canadian Yer
mfuge and with the most happy results my own family
and which has my knowledge the expul.
sion of has followed the administering Of your vermi
fuge and here prefers other as It's effects are
certain and children take readily which great point
gained in giving medicine children.
July 10, lS45. JOHN FLANAGAN
10 The physicians generally "Winer's Canadian
Vermfuge" This medicine Simple vegetable preparation
and always be administered with proper safety and conf
denee to the rest 1t will always destroy worms and re-
store the patient to health.
az Over thousand certificates have been sent to the
agents from planters merchants physicians bearing tss
nony to the efficacy of the Invaluable remedy
Ca Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by JOHN WINER Manufacturing Chemist
and wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West
Sold wholesale and retail by J. WRIGHT 1 co,
Nos. n and Isl Charities street.
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Buttons.
PEARL SHIRT plain and figured, from to 10
w., Large assortmens
:. Coat.
Agate Shlrt-white, Plain and Ribbed
Whteand Colored-Youths' size.
large =.
Lasting Coat and Vest
Fancy Glass, Of various patterns.
Paper Coat and Vest
Bone suspender, in boxes
Bone and Wood overcoat.
Coat Loops, Comedian.
Agate, and fancy styles.
Jet Buttons for Ladies' Dresses.
Fancy E. :.
Studs, great variety.
Patent Leather Belts,
Black Elastic Belts
MOre Antique Belts,
Travelling Belts
Fancy Belts
Fancy Boxes.
Toy Watches.
Mirrors.
Mahogany Frame, all sizes.
Gilt
Glass :. paisted.
Double Hand Mirrors.
Britannia Shaving Boxes
German Glasses with Drawers
Fancy Goods, etc.
Pocket Compasses, corkscrews
Veg. Ivory Goods, great variety of Ratue.
Thimbles, Needle Cases, etc.
Thermometers-7, 10 and u inches,
Retieulcs, large variety.s
Portemonnaes, variety.
Portepurses, Pocket Books
Night Tapers Mason's Backing.
silk Watch Guards and Ribbons. -'e'9- 'NilS'
suspenders.l
Carpet Tacks etc.
Writing Desks and Portfolios.
Travelling Companions.
Walking Canes
Pipes, large assortment
Glove stretchers
Powder and Puff Boxes.
Shawl Pins
Breastpns, fancy etc.
Tweeaers, Watch Keys. Key Riugs,i
Comedian Rings,l
Fancy'Rings.
Toy Whips
Toy Trumpets.
Toy China Figures.
Toy China Sets
Toy Bells.
Brass Skirt Springs
Curtain Rings.
Eyelet Machines, etc.
Perfumery, Soups, etc.
farina Cologne.
fNIButa cologne.
Tayor's sup'r Cologne.
Lubins Extracts wright,s
Extracts, TsyIor's Exits Lily
White, Chalk Balls Toilet Powder,
Rice Powder Meen Fun, Cosraetique,
Vinegar Rouge, Macsssar oil, Bears Oil,
Antique OIL Pomatnm, OK Marrow Bandoine
Powder Puis, Balm of 1000 Flowers, Lyons Rath
sirOu, French Soaps, Military Soaps etc. and large
assortment of Taylors Transparent Wash Balls Wright.
Fancy Soaps etc. Also large assortment as usual of
PRINTING, WRITING AND WRAPPING
BLANK BoOKss
SCHOOL BOOKS.
PLAYING CARDS,
WRITING INKS AND
STATIONERY,
elt smMowe.EL. =. R STEVENS a co.
RoLTING CLoTHs-BoLrING CLOTHS
fresh assortment Of the GENUINE ANCHOR BRAND
On 20 nss I'd and for sale by GRO. W. sIzER,
SnuT mlLLs-saUT MILLS
The MOST APPROVED PATTERNS in .tOr. and for sal.
mssss corner xas.. Gso ssd y po sd1zER
II EMOvED-cLARK, MosBY a co. HAVE RE
moved 70 " Front street and IS Fulton nil
u EMOvAIs-s.. WOLFF HAS RRMovED FRoN o.
lamp street. to the corner Of GrSvier and New Levee
80 o2s
n EMOyAL-R. Al. WATSON WHOLESALE pFAI
efs IN fittsong Coal have removed their ofee from Me-
Lesee Tot o. nia street No Is Commercial Place 2s I'M
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PERFUNERE FANCY GOODS,
Playing Cards. etc.,
IS AND 81 COMMON STREET. NEW ORLEANS.

The subscribers invite the attention Of City and cOuntr,
Dealers their extensive Goods adapted
every branch of trade We from
the Manufacturers, both Foreign and Domestic
abled to offer them dealers low any other
the country.
We have received by ships Marcia Grsenlea and Ohsi
late arrivals direct from the manufacturers large assert
ment Of
Joseph Rodgers Sons Fine Pocket CUTLERY.
:. :. RAzoRs in cases.
:. =. :. SCISSORS, :.
wostenholm's Fine Pocket CUTLERY.
WAS. Butchers =. :.
Wade 4 Butchers Fine RAZoRs.
English Double GUNs-real Twist.
Bss.. :. Damascus.
Butchers Table CUTLERY.
American :. :. Ivory Handled.
Eey's Double Waterproof CAPS.
E. Anti.Corrosive :.
Genuine French G. D.E =.
English Bowie and Sheath KNIVES.
Hunting KNIvES-Ebouy. Handles.
English and German SCISSORS.
American and English SHEARS
German SCISSORS and SHEARS, on cards
Lemsn'ssuperiOr American RIFLEs.g
Also, large stock of the following:
silver Plated Goods.
TEASPOONS,
TABLE SPOONS,
TABLE FORKS,
DESSERT FORKS,
CASTERS.
CAKE BASKETS, &c.
Conbs.x
IVORY CoMBs-superfne Nos. Stole
E. :. Ne Plus Ultra .
UFFALO DREssING--Fine assortment.
:. POCKET -. -.
INDIA RUBBER Observation-Disclosures
TUCK E.
:. PUFF L.. :.
:. SIDE. $50 inches.
i.. :. POCKET.
HE'LL sIDE-Grea variety
:. TUCK =.
:. POCKET :.
E. DRESSING COMBS.
SpectacIes, Hooks, Eyes.sete.
Silver sPECTACLES
Silver Plated Great assortment.
German Silver Spectacle CASES.
Silver Plated :. =.
Tin and Leather :. =.
Swan Bill. HOOKS and EYEs-ali Nos
Solid Silver THIMBLEs--Nos. 6 TO TO-
Silver Plated Solid and open.
white Metal -
German Silver =. .
Common Steel -. . .
Curtain RINGS-various Sizes
Boxwood RULES
RAZOR STROPS-Emerson's genuine
Great variety Of makers
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SOUND OF DEATH
YOUNG MANI

THERE'S remedy that will stop Cough and save her from
the coBsumptiyes grave.
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BRIDGEwATER PAINT.

BRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS
Steamboats,, ships. Railroad Cars,
DEPoTS AVID All o-Ur-Do0R Work
Also for all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26

Belts, Boxes, etc.
Patent Leather Belts
Black Elastic Belts
MOre Antique Belts,
Travelling Belts
Fancy Belts
Fancy Boxes,
Toy Watches
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Certifeate Of Wm. G. 1tnlnLelon.

HUGHES, VALFTTE 4 CO.,
Agents Of the Louisiana Dry Dock.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-03-11

The following Bill has became law.
A BILL for an Actto amend Chapter 81
aa of the Laws of 1858, entitled an Act to
amend section 1848 of the Code Of
Iowa, approved January 24th, 1853.
SECTION lst. Be it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly of the State of Iowa, That
SO much Of Chapter "a of the Laws Of
1853, approved January Gath, 1853, en-
titled an Act to amend section lG48 Of
the Code of Iowa, which reads rs follows
"or that he has property, goods or mon
ey, or lands and tehements, or chooses in
action not exempt from execution, which
he refuses to give either in payment or
security of said debt" be and the same
is hereby repealed.
SEC. Cd That In all cases where a
debtor is about to remove out of the
county with the intention Of remaining
out of the same, and refuses to pay OF
secure any debt then due to any person
-asiding in such county, ard that such
debtor as atfiant verify believes, has pro.
perty not exempt from execution which
he refuses to give either in payment OF
security of said debt, and these facts
stated and shown in the petition. sworn
to as the law requires, shall entitle the
creditor to Writ of Attachment against
such debtor.
SEC. Sd. That when any debtor is
about to remove out of the State with tho
intention of remaining out Of the same,
and refuses topay or secure any debt then
due or any debt not then due, when no.
thing but time is wanting to fix an abso-
lutte Indebtedness thereon, and when tho
petition states these facts sworn 10 as the
law now requires, the creditor shall be
entitled to and allowed Writ Of Attach
ment against such debtor, and no pro-
perty Of such debtor now exempt By law
from execution shall be exempt from seiz-
ure and sale under under and by virtue
Of such writ, but may be attached and
taken as other property to secure and
pay such debt.
| SEC. a. This act shall not in any man
ner affect any suit commenced or writ of
attachment issued under the law of 1853.
SEC. 5th. This act to be in force from
and after its publication in the Iowa
Weekly Citizen and Iowa State Journal.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-03-11
, oftrp.
THE LOVE KNOT.

Tying her bonnet under her chin,
She tied her raven ringlets in
but not alone in the slken snare
Did she catch her lovely floating hair,
For, tying her bonnet under her chin,
She tied young mans heart within.
They were strolling together up the hill,
Where the wind comes blowing merry and chill
And it blew the curls frolicsome race,
All over the happy peach colored face,
Till. scolding and laughing, she tied them in,
Under her beautiful. dimpled chin.
And it blew color bright as the bloom
OF the pinkiest fuschia's tossing plume,
All over the checks Of the prettiest girl
That ever imprisoned romping curl,
Or, in tying her bonnet under her chin,
Tied young mans heart within.
Sleeper and sleeper grew the hill
Naddcr, merrier, chillier still
The western wind blew down and played
The widest tricks with the little maid,
As, tying her bonnet under her chin,
She tied young man 5 heart within.
Oh. western wind, do you think it was fair
To play such tricks with her floating hair?
To gladly. gleefully do your best
To blow her against the young mans breast,
Where he as gladly folded her in,
And kissed her mouth and dimpled chin?
Oh. Ellery vane. you little thought,
An hour ago. when you besought
This country la,s TO walk with you,
After the sun had dried the dew,
What perilous danger you'd be in,
As she tied her bonnet under her chin.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-03-11

"Thcn set fire to the barrier. 1t may
be beacon to item, and show them
where we are.''
"This was done, aud the bright pine
wood flame was ere long streaming into
the sky. .H' @
Now" said Eric, "get more fagots
ready, for You and must be prepared to
close up the passage Immediately the
sleigh is safe
But the horses" said Hugo, "will
they pass between two such fires as We
have here % .1s
No fear /; they are terrified enough
leap over a prccipice, if it came in their
way-anything, evcrything--to escape
those that are after them"
A few minutes passed iii brcathless
suspense, during which the noise of horses
and wolves became louder and loudor.
All there they are cried Hugo,
:" and The whole pack close behind =
They see us Andreas IS fogging the
horses. oh, Co! there is a great wolf
close upon them would give ten years
of my life for rifle for one Instant. An
dreas dares not leaye the reiDs. Ella IS
standing up; she has the rifle. Good
heavens /! the wolf will spring at her.
No, she has fred-shot him down! NY
brave Ella my own dear girl y
Another second, and the sledge was in
the haven of refuge provided by the fore
thought of the pedler, from the ruthless
wolves, behind the barrier of flames
The exhausted horses had stopped Of
themselves the Jansens were beneath
the shelter of the chalet, half fainting
scarcely crediting their preservation
AS soon as he could speak, the farmer
said in a tremulour tone, "Wife, children
let us thank God y and, kneeling, with
the tears rolling down his hardy cheeks,
in a few words of heart warm thankful
ness he returned thanks for their deliver
ance from bloody death.
1t was some time before sufficient com
posure returned to relate all that had
passed, and when that had been done,
Andreas said, "Our pastor might well
say, 1t shall in no wise lose its reward.
If you''-turning TO the pedlar, chad not
required assistance, if Hugo had not re-
manned, we must all have perished."
The Jansens had to stay in the chalet
that night but when the next morning
dawned, the wolves had all dispersed,
and they reached home with ease and
safety. A few days la,er, Andlels and
Hugo had the satisfaction of exhibiting
some wolves skins, as trophies of their
vanquished enemies.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-03-11
The South CaWel.

The Washington correspondent of the
Albany Evening Journal, in closing an
account of the late skrimmage in Con-
gress, says:
The South is cowed. / know what
! say-cowED. The promptncss with
which Grow knocked keitt down in the
very midst of the southern side of the
Chamber, and the alacrity and fire with
which some fifty Republicans bounded
across the Hall to join the struggle, ap-
palled the slave holders. Father Gid
dings said to-day, I have sat in this
House twenty years, and l never saw
the Slave Power so completely baffled
and cowed as during this fifteen hours
contest.