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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-04

CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-Because there
is less said and written about the sorghum
than formerly, it must not be supposed
that it has died out, or been failure. 1t
has been extensively planted as an exper-
iment in this county and neighborhood
among our farmers, aud with satisfactory
results, and next year there will be a
large and increased production. Many Of
our farmers, even as an experiment, have
made as much and more molasses than
they want for family use. In one neigh
borhood, in Upper Augusta Twp, We may
mention the following: Mr.. Kutz made
about forty gallons Davis Jones, Samuel
Oberdorf, IIarman G. Kline, jeremiah
Culp, Michael keefer, and others, have
all made for family use. The State of
Iowa, it is said, has saved millions of dol.
lars, that would have left the State for
sugar and molasscs. In Lancaster county,
in this State, one of the papers says, it
was a perfect god-send in view OF the total
failure of the apple crop, the juice of the
cane having been readily sold at two and
three dollars per barrel, for the manufae-
ture of pumpkin sauce, an excellent and
wholesome substitute for apple tuttcr,-
SgnGrry .fmeTtcGH
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sian, and conform. i'll all respects to bis

sian, and conforms. in all respects to bis
habits.
The test Of cold for the gentlemen
walking or riding out in the open air, is
/ the moustache, aud for tue ladies, 4 veil.
At ten degrees below zero Of Reaumur,
| the moustacbe becomes stiff, at fifteen de.
grees a solid mass, and at twenty degrees
below, "you can not walk forty yards with
out having ice enough on your upper lip
for an ordinary sherry cobbler." At this
temperature, lady's handkerchief, made
Of the finest cambric, will in few seconds
freeze into some thing Ike the eoarsest
canvass The color Of the features Is
another test So long as they are red,you
are safe; when they turn white, 1t Is
sure proof that you are frost bitten. 1t
is necessary to feel your exposed features
from time to time. If you should sud
denly discover that your nose has become
hard as stone, you may feel no immediate
inconvenience, but unless you begin rub
bing it with snow, you will probably lose
it altogether. During the coldest Russian
winters, pigeons have been seen to fall
dead while in the act Of flying. At such
times, there is rarely any wind stirring. A
slight gale would render out door life
impossible. All is still. A column OF
white steam rises from the nostrlls OF hor-
ses aud men, aud during the earl y hours
of the morning the smoke from the chin
neys fingers long abose the house tops.
This clears the way, the sun shines ont
with intense brilliancy, the hardy and ver-
satile natives, unable to follow their summer
callings, now adapt themselves to other
pursuits, and chiefly to the driving of
sleishs, thousands of which are continual
ly dashing about at the velocity Of twelve
or fifteen miles an hour. The fashionable
world is out in gayest equipage and attire,
the highly oxygenated atmosphere enlivens
alike the rich and poor, the means of
subsistence are plentiful and cheap, the
weather promotes the heartiest health, and
Russia, buried in snow, and barred with
cruel frosts, becomes mighty temple of
Momus, wherein winter is transformed to
long, joyous carnival, unknown aud in
conceivable in climes more genial.
While contemplating this picture, aud
contrasting with i, our own damp, change
full, ve4atious winter, it is not difficult to
perceive that the wondrous compensations
Of Providence have made all Seasons and |
,ure, Man. Indeed, the difficulty is not
TO repine at the hard lot which has con-
signed US to the torments Of a temperate
Anaericoa.
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This is an unhealthy season in Kansas; but
,hls astonishing mortality, and all in the Dem
II is not however, confined 10 Oxford alone.
SHAWNEE, which gave aisht hundred majority
al Calhoun's command, only year ago, now
foots up thus:
For English Bill & Buck, Al
Against do do so
Here is decreased Democratic strength that
needs explanation. The "aser" can not have
shaken SO many people out of their homes in
SO short a time
Moreover, the same distressing fatality ap-
pears TO have prevailed in MAeEE COUNTY,
swore gave tweire hundred rofes on their side !;
but the official returns of August count up
For Democracy and Slavery, 6
Fornenst do do IA
o most distressing cholera morbus, or what
ever dire disorder decima,ed dear Democracy
at such deadly rate.
But, seriously, what a commentary are
these facts on the most important incidents of
Kansas history! When the Free State men
one year-kno,ring hoc they ,Oere to be defrau-
ded-rcfuSed 10 vote, the Chicago Times (wilh
Buchanan and all the Loco speakers and
presses,) declared that they would ''thereaf-
Ter have no more right 10 say what institu-
tions they would live under than SO many Fe-
jee Islanders" and Douglas conceded in that
opinion. The people of Kansas always vo-
ted, when they could, and when they suppos-
ed their votes would be honorably returned;
but they would not give apparent sanction to
an election in which they knew the ballot.
boxes would be stuffed against them. They
acted right. and nobly; they could neither be
menaced nor ensnared by the Border Rufiians
in power; and by their bravery, wisdom, and
firm adherence TO Truth, they have-we trust
in substance won the Victory!
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TIE CHRONICLE.
MONDAY. yaY. 3l.ISj9.
IUR IHE LETIsBUEG CaEOSICLE.
4 PASTOR 70 EEsS LAMBS

! PASTOR &c EssS LAMBS
Pastor asked his ''lanbsn to come
And take him by the hand.
AMI Promise they IN early life
Would seek tie better" land.
But, oh, his loving heart was gricyed,
- many did refuse
To take him 10y the hand, and say
''Hs ictsI0ms IcGyS ,rsN c.OJss;
''Nhiic g0UHG r0tg 10 seek
oar fathers. mothers God;
Whatever other children do,
Hs'A Try 70 SIRE the LOrd.'
Eut Jesus Will forgive, if HoV
iuu make the SD'sHHr cLs-ec.
AMI then your pastors. parents hearts
With gladuess viii rejoice. ANXIOUS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-04

al TAKE CARE OF MY LAMBS "-lLet
teachers and parents weigh well the sig
nifcance of the following extract {:
"a gentleman in England was walking
over his farm with friend, exhibiting
bis crops, herds of cattle, and aoeks of
sheep, with all of which bis friend wa.
highly pleased, but with nothing SO much
as his splendid sheep. He had seen the
same breed, frequently, before, but had
never seen such noble specimens and
with great earnestness he asked to know
how be had succeeded in producing such
focks. His simple answer was-"f taks
care Of my lambs, sir" Here was all the
secret of his large, heavy aeeeed, fat
sheep he took care of them when they
we're lambs. - Illinois Teacaer
The Washington correspondent of the
Boston -4dper,iser called on the President
on New Years day, and had ,he privileges
of shaking hands with Miss lane, aud hav-
ing his pocket picked simultaneously. IN
the presence of strong fo:ce of Irish Po-
lice. All this was accomplished to the
tune of Star Spansled Banner, played BY
feeble band in au invisible chamber.
Dissolute Young Men, everywhere,
should cut out the following aud paste /,
in the crowu Of their hats The human
is one that eau not be amen..
ed by two thirds vote.
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Rapid Decrease of Democrats.

FORD PRECINCT, (Which, when Candlebox Cal
houn had the footing of the returns, gave
nearly eighteen hundred votes,) stood as fol-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-04
RAILROAD DANGERs.-The casualties
on the railways Of America, since 1858,
are stated as follows:

On all the English railroads, in 1857,
25 persons were killed, and Gil wounded
In France, from 9TH Sep. 1855, to Dec.
81, 1857, among 224 millions of travel,
ers, 999 were killed, aud 1879 wounded.
Of the former class 594, of the latter 1886,
were railroad officials.
In Austria, in 1857, of 10,250,000
travellers, not one single death occurred
save by gross carelessness.
in Prussia, in 1857, only one railroad
traveller was killed, aud one wounded,
both by their own fault.
SEvERE.-The New York Times desig-
mates President Buchanan "The Great
American Mistake of the 10Th Century,"
and says that he represents the United
States in about the same sense aud de-
gree as General Walker represents Mica
ragua.
Modern Democracy means-Untold mil
lions for more Slave Territory, aid raise
the rates Of postage from 3 to ) cents,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02
sencnnen. gn msine eisnt gBunSc badte ids muir

9emonnen. Din meine eiqne g8unoe Sadte i'd n1r
psutg, obglei6 mid Der 1inte @rm beftio lhmsr,ts
unp Id ttntn Singer bewcscn tunnte. SD bale ou6
lan9e an pteler Nnnbe leipen miGen, teuu Der Snus
men mar perlsbt. unc Der Nrm nod iest etpaS feif.
10 Rap tt tbn ME niebr Bare spQfGnbia aetrau6en
tDnneu.
80 Serrel hph an islbisen Sage in Gin beftioes
0'eoer' 10 Dap i'd pom benz mac aeI6at, gar nibts
"aprhaen. AlS th Damn nah Iehs Nu6eil ie6r
l@wad unp elenb mein Seru6tIsin pieber erbistt
uno MID NIT Mube anf Die Ssrsaneeubcit IN bcIinnsn
sern'chte, erfubr th gu nneiner arosen 5reuse, bas
Der Sttteter nod lete uuo f6 auf hcm @soe ;ur &cfs
'erin9 befnee. Gs mar rubrrnb unb ,rotttbucnt fir
mtG, ais lap earauf ni6t nur Der anGbtae Serr,
lctocrn aud tas %andbise 8rGulein III mir ans gett
tanen, unb mir shuts cinIpraten, tb ,rirec MN
balo wteoer better rerpen unc allies aut Iein.
Der 9nGbise Serr tlie6 nod auein Bel mir ,,,rii6
i1abnt nnetne Sanb unc Iaate freuntIjh, wie ib mic
9ealdubt ca6 or bate reben t5nnen: gr fat lib trc,
tewobrt, 6rieSri&. 60 lang Gr left, fol- es ibm an
nt6tS feblen, unb psnn IS Som bier aeflut unp er
trno bleibt, 70 fol- @r bier iein 9etrn telaltcsen.
SaS tparen redbt 6erSIt6e unp tr6lfcnbe gBurte. bic
MID and talo picber sciunb ma6ten. Gpn ienem
Sage an babe i'd cas Sdlps ni6t ,pieter YerloIeu
unp ocnte aud bas bisdeu Belt, bas i'd MD ~ ieben
babe, bier su;u6rinacn.
Yer Sffeter rrurce rieber b~ersefeut, gan, ecIune
uno traftt9; er bate 3war einen gefGbrlihen IisfIer-
Itth in Die Srut erbalten, aber feline quite glatur half
ibm ourf. Oas %snGbise 8rduGsin Itee es lI6 nidt
nebnen, i'm su %pfIesen; lie wa6te mande liste ga6t
an Ieinem Sstt. 0an%als er mtcoer sen&fsn mar,
%Herirbten fe iib, aber er 500 rp6 micber fort in Den
Rrtss, Ne''n or Nurfte ieinen srrBen S6nis, tem es
parnnlS Ihle6t 9ing ni6t ~eerlalen.
als cnoli4 Der 8riepe scI6lr6eu mar, febrte err ,uz
rnd rno eS puroe bic 6o4sctt a~rfeirrt. @s mar elm
bettrer frDblt6er Gag, unp ptslsib I6pn uiele Sabre
lettorm %perfp1cn ino. 10 1T cS mir bod, ais cb CO CRIT
Srr %rnent9en gEcten 9cweien ware. Sic letten fort
an in Slid unb 8rieoen nit chamber, UNI i6 meie
mid mid gu crtnncrn, RAP th Iydtsr DEN @FSnd m
n0tbi9en 9ebrauht bate, ltb in oas Sctt oes ouGrt+
gen Sr1uleins su lescn.
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ImSDerfanf!
IuSperfanf!

usutus 5elb6aus,
@oloarheiter unp lltrmaher,
Srpapitrett Str. 127 smiIben Z. unp s. Strase
Dem neutrality-suspicious. @ilenbabnzDepp
9~e9enlber
Onr& lan9iabrise SrdntliAfeit oeranlast mein
@elddft aui3u9eben, btete ib biemit einem aeebrten
publtfunt mein mpblalc' tirtes Eager pom llbren II.
@plowaaren 3n ben %biaisitsn Yreilen all unO be-
merte, paB elm SrUber She'll Der @plpwaareu Ypn
mir lelblt an9efertist i%purprn, fir oeren SuliOitat
tb NIT 8e6t birsen tann.
Nuh bin i6 Wiaens metn le6r Yp0h1nbioes
9oloar6eittrsgSerfSeu9 lUpie cine @iaIe 8arneUl,
SaSpts, unO DieIe anpere aate unp uma6tf GOel.
feline gu psrtaufsn.
Metnen %9esbrten @eIbdft5freunpen Die ~""eraebtne
anSslsr. oSs i'd bic bette alaIhdt 5esssr's Bier nanmebr
a . per BARREL Ober 4 Rigs frei is Sdus lieftre. Gernsr Sin
tt I'M Stanot, 9anpeIet5 ~6erabmiss Is i $34 Der balb Bar
ri -uno a 81 per Fss ~abSugeben.
g. Neit606er,
&sent fur SeeserS Baltimore Qaesrbier.
&SsnE fur DanOslct's Cream Ole.
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. NpUtbefe.

Die 1pn mir nu cinscridtete ecuihe gpctbefs, an Der SrpobGr
,onGen Ter / Io 9'rrpt Npenue esIreen, it en- brutItcn Nubls
num- jtet CrpInei. 9urdp aufmertlGmc, pinttH6e ub rcrle Scbic.
nun9 bpHe th mir bas Sutoucn mtinrr Ruubcn III rrmerbrr unh
III ereaItcn. Sb erloube mir nob III brmcrten, ee id cine Mr..
rctlt6e NuSlpabl Der belfen uc frilteftn Nttticamentr rnb 0rS.
auel peTlrnltfh IN Ntep Nprt ppn ben beNCn Smpcrtcuren eiueefouft
Solfpmncnite III entpredcn. ""'
lm 9~etdlt9cn 9ulpruG bitet q. 6. RiThrr Nat
&eceptc Wcrocn III ishtr Belt, lei Saa unb Slant mn mmir SSsiisa
"' vi Stpb'H A0'EaItle an9etfritSt. Z. 6. x.
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@roernprfroEs.
RaItes nn6 6it3i9es Sisber.

B" pN prIlhleetAen Nncettonfn, mei6e aus einem %unpreCnts
itfben Nia9en cher aus Der Qeben e%utIprinoeu.
aStt nnpereouIi6feit, Sdirr i'm Waaen, @rlif, Ser;.
bremen. &ppethipIgtCit, Gcn9itIihfeit, 9eritorfuno, blutCnSe
tno tult9t panerrhpteen. Sn allen ners6Irn unb rbeuno-
i'lmfn S0uen tat eS bi %un;dblt9en Walen t~pobltb6tia aemirft
INN ~oolltdnoi9e 5ttIuna berpcr9ebraht.
9aNe!be 1T cine rein peeeta6ilil6e WtIb.ra. no6 ifrero
pihfnl1attuhen @runolascu unb nat MnmeiIuna ocs be-
yl!bntten hsudneil6en 9rrefiOrS SUerbaoe, bereitSt. 9Sroen
leinee 9reeen Grlolacn in ben meilten elrpp6il6en Staattn.
mar lelle ~GlnfubrIne IN ben Ser. Stoaten mebr fur 9ieieuis
Gen oeltlniint. welte aus unlerm SaterIanbe in oielsm Qanbe
Serltrfut ltne. % balfelbe inter ibnen arpsen Seifau oe,
fltnoen, 10 btete Id eS benz anterifaniihen 9ubifum an. inSem
lb melB, Dap lelne III Der Sbat punber6aren meeiciniIhen Gil
~9snl6aftcn ltt Setonntidaft DerIhaHrn iperben.
SeloneerS wtro ee FUR Sol6e e~npfpblen, oeren Contribution
6urh Den beltanot9en @ebrauf rpn 2i1u6ren ODER anbercu
@NelnnetfuI19ai III %unrrenun9 9eratben linb. @m 9ulaes
htelreh algenbltflih rprhanL, fneet e5 felnen aelaben Q8ra
gum Slee oe5 Eebere, tnoem eS in ieee NerVe ~einorinat ln6
le berLb!9t ben linfenoe1 9eif aufribtet unb in Der Shat
He"e @elunoeelt uno Starte IN oae game Spifem brinst.
Narnun9:
9ie9rose Serbrsituns bteles ausae,et6neten @rCmds Sot
De!ldieosne Na1abmun9en berrCrSsrufen, mesbalb bas Yus
bIl!im I'M Nntaufe porliGtt9 letn muH. Darut III eS rttbia.
Dap :Sbr Soerbaps'e eoaIroii6eS Bitter, 5epOr Sbr es fault
rIDtl9 probtrt. Cine SOueiIe pirb Cub lbereuetn. bok
eS better III, ipte ole Hahabmunaen.
%S~ Sertautt $500 per Scitel pber 6 9otte(S fir IS
Bel ben %ein;i9en Giseutbiinern
Benia in Yd1e ir. u. 6 O..
Sabrltanten bon Nrttfeln fur &potbefer u Gbemifsr
9%ittsburs, ga.
in RID tomb rDiro oieles 8itiers perfauft in Sen Slpp-
iprten Der PIP. Dove unb Comp, @lsranoer OusoI, 81.
YeiteTion, y. Spbnifon II. Bro, 9ru66s uno Hyperion. 3
SlaIr, aDartn9 umo 9rane, Charles MilIpauab unb 6.
Yieot, uTo m allen otaoten Der Der. Staatsn lit oieiss BIZ
'FES III s0' ApN9fts ~ eaefn. 1885
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pidtia fir NQs unb iehrn Gin,elnenI

Sibtig fur Nlt unS jeocn Gjn,elnen
unterieidncter tbeitt benz 9~cetrtsn Nublifum nil. baE or Elm
Wager oler Sorten 9Seinc unb 2iauprs balt better 2uaii>
l.dt, Que CT I'M @rneer une Slcinsn unS ;u Den ~biaiolttn NrCi,
zen eoIaBt, 2rrlelbe halt ~elcidfalle Gin Eager IN ocutldeu
Grubten, eeutidcr @urlt, Scrptlatepurlt, Slunpurf uue
S6wdrttnnla9er, Slrnsuen, Sarbines, 3ntti6tn, Safer..
9rrlse, &btl9ntb. Shpetsrtdlt uno aller irI1er @rtlfel, Die in
g8irtibaften unc pn grlputIeutrn oebraudt ipcrbcn. SiIIiSr
GtntAute leeen r%tnislbtn III St0nS, picctrum aueert tilia
pertauftt ~ tpnnen. Spbn Shob,
Gte Sentrpn> ure M1r boaitrase.
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9ambu' 9-Nmsrtf. Fufetfabrt Neticn- Gje1ealtaft.
Observation-Disclosures

spllcen
pantbnr9 unc Rto Niprf, ria Sputhamptru,
rerntthelt Ger neuen ouf boe Sclccfe eetautsn une Gls-
SG'telfe etnseri6itien errBcn eilerncn 9cltrampflti1e
Spru ia, 2000 &pns, Capt. Srautmann.
y a mmUni a. 1000 Sons. @apt. ShwrnIen.
Snrcnia, $500 Spns, Capt. OILERS.
Sbt9e Wcsen tbrcr itneIen uno ~elldtidcp Sabrtcn rlfn,>
'lNt pttennteS = onpflttnc rptrpsn r~c9elm6eis AM
Grlten Enc 8infSebntcn ieprn MpnatS
Smi Nsfp Sort uno Samburs, ria Southampton, rrpepirt uns
nepn'en Yolio9iCre pm Neip 2prf nab
@dnibiirs, Sdprr, Sptepn unh Southampton
;u ~fcl9enoen Qrriien:
Srle eojnte 500.
Spette 9aiute SIS.
Smtlbenoed IS.
Zen Sanburs nab secip sIurs:
erlte Salute $li2.5O. 3weifc GoIutc S75. 9wiTdsneef
S4S. aSesen 9aiOse nenrt man I'D an
g. y. ~gfidbarS, SpaS II. Comp,
100 9rrotrap, Nclp Scrf.
Dry-Goods & Fancy-Store,
No. ll6. @de Srpao- II. 6. StruGe. Np. 176.
9. 81. 8p"ien6uum
crlauSt lMh eaS 0Ccbrtc 9ublitum oufmCrfiam III MAIDEN, ba6
CT lttle SSinttrsG Us aortn %cn,rf0n9Cn, te IN c,ncr ercBrr NuS>
mNRt Der rtereItet Nrtttcl b%cltcten, unc gu ~unecmcn biuisen
Sretlen. mcldhC tCtnc Spnclrreus ;ulaiicn. perfouit mCrbcn.
SD bctc ~bcipnctrS fIeenee Slrhfe( bcrYpr:
Setcen;elee. i'll lhipar; unp alien NipSeforbcn,
NtueIln 9elotn. 9ouS ue bolbippUenc,
Mcrtrpe soni lGc bJlbrpuenc,
Nettc %irllnbilbe yeiupanb,
NcGtce nmotrl0neitce 8uh mo Galimtrss,
Spafple, Slontels, icrpte eine 9rpfe Nuspahl yen SruIcs
tecptn9 9pplS II. wrllcuen Il. bGumppleucu Strirmpfeu.
Yin Selub eicIeS Gascrs wirp ~cr9cbeuiI crbctrn ppn
g. 81. Hp1cnbGum,
nobe gum nrltcn Morfte.
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Nad Dem arrangement nit einem Der arGBteu
Sterhrauer in 9bilarrlpbia lino mir lest in ben
Stanp 9eiebt, Gin Iebr 9utes uno ihGncs Eager
Bier gu 81 per Barrel in ! unp ] Seas irei inc
SauS 9~eliefert DEN 6erren g4irtben III pertauIen,
rnn bcfen audi ciremal wieper bae %croniocn
gu Haben, unier Bier bier am bciiettelten III iine
ben. @auter s. Qpbuert
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Ocean padrt@ unO @elp : Sei6rperunas =, @ummillipu
&stnten:

o. 2d,mist II. So.
Snfanp",9 pmm tllipns-, Spebttiunss unb
2Bedfet 8el66ft
Sriste une Yadcte, lebtere bic ;u 80 0funbGepi6t iperhsr
MT leoem ron bier ~eb9ctenben Yoite impfer nab iraeno einemS,ts
Der gstlt ~(rOrSlslis 9eutl6larp un6 bic S6wei0 franfirt bic
CUR Selttmmurs, ODER tbeiImeife, prompt unb nit Der ar6sten Sjdbs,s
belt erpeetrt, 9c9en 9arantie unb Sdein.
Wt9leI uno Inpeiiun9en in ben 5autpldseu spr
SeuA3lano iatlbar, limb Su ben n~iebrisftsnG Ouleu in Dem obiocn
bureau III baben.
eloaueiablunse gel an irscnb cine @SeGe in 0eutTH.
lamp, lrsi ms 5aue seItefert, ee9en Quittuns.- 0alIaae ~@iuente
uo 3eilep6Ge. ~"N'
NS, Sir Riebmons unb ~ilmssssnt BADEN mir 5rn. 3. 6aIIsl
unltre QScntur lbertraeen. O.. Shm III = ~
Mid auf Sbises ~be,iebeno, 6ltst UNI bic oeueiotenNu ftr5oS msi Me-
Der FsreunSe uRo Qanosleute q. SoTFr
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8sFammt,, aebumecn,
@ette seutfbp .SortpFeln

lehte eeutfdp &artpFeln
9oo Saiesls beutlbe &artoHeiu, impr tirt
eura elm Baltimore Cans, in 6dFeru a 6 Sus
ipels, gu VI psr gangs SAP poer SIPS per ,in-
iet"en Sulbe', sum Sertauf sescn Snar tei
y. @ etlb a
q lSte Str, spti6sn Wain II. Garp.
Gin Mdrdsu mirb qeIu6t
sIr gsrrt8tlns bauSIi&rr attettsn. NdG;ufrooen in Der
9rutcrei otclt5 SIattes. "
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9alatfl @Ierite, Starte, 8aFeesgNena @bceos
laOs nsblt sthsr NRtn8e unStrsr arhfei, YarfGmsrieen, Qu>
bins erhoeI, Sromn 2SinblOr Soap, 3abnbIrifen gau be Co.
Io9ne, &c. &c. gum Ser. auf BEL &. 6. GtTher. Mot
l 8'lIOne un6 } @alout 8laB Sars, Defenders fir Gon-
Istttoner9 uno GonottoreS paisnp, iinb bel lepe1 ~teliebiarR
Auanittat inter 6abrfprtis ~ BADEN BEL
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l3O Soree Scap, Slod, 9rpwu unb SJenop,
90 NpreS Hep yorf gplbsn GbecIe,
5 3cires Ricc,
400 TrupnlS umb Sude!ts,
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200 9rpB Not6es
100000 Gi9arren, perfhicbcne rante, fcebcr crboIsu urh y,
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kind Of a line will be seen, which may be fol-
lowed at a fast walk, until we'll defined
track occurs. If the trailer stops to look for
the track, he will probably lose the trail, and
must 60 back and take it up again, with the
same scanning glance take it up again, with
the scanning glance along the ground. The
trail which hunters and Indians follow skill
fully, is not so much composed of tracks or
footprints, as of indescribable little gidgs, such
as leaves and blades of grass bent or turned,
twigs broken, and other things so small and
faint, that they cannot be shown to any one,
yet which, when all put together, make a
Bind of line along the ground, which line
can be seen by rapid glancing look, but
which will disappear when looked at steadily.
The trail of human being is more easily fol-
lowed than that ofany other creature, because
there is kind of purpose in it, different
from the trail of irrational animals. A child
will change its course around thick clumps of
bushes, and go nearly straight where the
ground is open. If it is scared and running, it
will run from the wind if much is hlt,wing'
and from any voice it hears !; in such cases,
therefore, it is not good policy to call much on
the lost childs name. M. NJ. K.
Goliad, Texas, March, 1859.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-28
bRNER

The other rendered him thousand thanks
for his intended kindness but expressed his
apprehensions that all Efforts at defence would
be perfectly useless. ....- ..... -...r-
'7We shall see," said the Sergeant, signfi-
Gently, 1--WE sf.all see. You and your friend
the landlord will call on me this evening at
eight o'clock, to srrang. for the defence TO-
morrow" -.
Tomorrow came, ard the case was duly
called on. The poor inn-keeper acting on the
advice of Mr.. Vaughan but not perceiving in
what way he could be benefited by. it, de-
Tended the case.
Everything proceeded so favorably for the
prosecution for some time, that though every
person in the court deeply sympathized with
unfortunate landlord, hey saw no possibility
of any other result than verdict against
him. Mr.. Sergeant Vaughan, when the case
for the prosecution vas closed, rose and
said ~. .... .... -.
/" Now, gentlemen of the jury, you have
heard the evidence adduced. You have seen
~ ProvSu ~ r.z,exceptsnrati. svitnS..ss, ths.t
the defendant received the most positive in
structions from all three not to deliver the
money, or any part of it, to either of the par
ties except in the presence of all. Gentlemen
my client has got the money in his possession
and is ready to give it up when all three par
ties come to demand it. Let the absent par
ty be brought to his house, in company with
the other two, and every one will have his
money returned to him."
The defence was equally ingenious and
complete. The jury looked as amazed at each
other as if some new world had burst on
their astonished gaze; so did all the specta-
tors in court. The verdict was of course for
the defendant. 1t is unnecessary to add that
the two who had absconded with the money,
never returned, and consequently the poor
landlord had never to pay a farthing OF the
amount.