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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30
JAcKsox's LarrS.-Andrew Jacks on

JACKsoN's LATrN-.Andrew Jackson
was once making a stump speech in
sHell western village. Just as he WAS
concluding, Amos Kendall, who sat before
him, whispered -" Tim EN- little Latin,
General--,hey won't be satisfied without
it, The man Of iron will, instantly
thought upon the few phrases he knew,
and in voice of thunder, wound up his
speech by exclaiming: "E pluri6us
mum! sine qua non ne plus ultra!
multum in ppdroi !" The effect was ire.
mendous, and the shouts of the crowd
could have been heard over mile.
While we North Americans are getting
pretty we'll ventilated hy hurricanes and
such things, the South Americans appear
to be getting pretty well shaken up by
earthquakes and such things. Several Of
these unpleasant shrinking" of our
planet have recently occurred in that re.
gion, as well as in the West India Islands,
doing much damage to property, and
striking CONSERVATION to the hearts Of the
people.
The JAPANESE The Washington cor
respondent Of the Mobile Register insists
that the Japanese Embassy is n stupen-
dous humbug. He alleges that its mem.
bers have no authority from the Govern
men: of Japan-that they belong to the
inferior rank Of Japanese-that they are
mere Japanese Snowman and traders, and
that a portion of them will be on exhibition
At Barnums as soon as the hoax has ex-
ploded
.
"Hallo there-how do you sell wood ?"
"By the cord"
'Pshaw--how long has it been cut ?"
"Four feet
GLOW dumb mean how long is il,
since you cut it ~
mo longer than it is now''
''See here old fellow, you are too bright
to live long" a1
"The candles you sold me last night,
were very bad" said Suett to tallow
chandler.
"Indeed, sir, said he, "I'm very sorry"
"Yes, sir; do you know that the burnt
to the middle, and then wouldn't burn any
longer.
"You surprise me; what, sir, did they
60 OUT
mo sir"
"What then p
"They burnt shorter"
---~~ >>---
A HlT.-Some Republicans at Elkader
on Friday morning last were consoling
themselves with the reflection that Linco In
would be elected by the rail-carrying ar
gument. An old Democrat heard them,
and "split' the sides of the bystanders
BY remarking that his observation in
the west had taught him that where PEG.
pie carried rails it always was ID hard
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30
1000 ACRES
j DAKOTA NTY POTTERY.


NEssRs. ZIEGLER ECKHART, of the Dskot.
1N1 City Pottery, take the present opportunity Of
aging 70 the merchants and public generally that
they will continue in the business heretofore, and
having increased their facilities are enabled to man
ufacturs larger amount of stonewars aud of thu
best quality Returning thanks for the liberal nat.
ronage bestowed upon the old hrr they respectflls
solicit q continuance OF the for the new, and
they will endesvor to retain 1t By prompt execution
OF their orders to which they III carefully attend Al
all times. Give them call
Dakota city. N. II. Nov. II, l66a--t1 4F
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eamIas BEN n. Tebrnar 1850.
GinGShBs 5Hm absmn.meHt
-&ermauner 8DGfsbIatt.s

in tssat9sn @onattn tritt sas p5trmanner
Uolssslatr tn rem it&stsn Sabfsaua
lsinss Bsfsstns. - =
Gsr untsr,sianete 3srausS.er frIastt I'D taser
lSsn ttst J antutn &%keHpfmtats eai sals
islst, bitrmit einsuIalr1. asf ,f - e
&c pire isini fstss. siirtsts Hsar.tsa fin, has
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sintm 8mtem la ssfaItsn ; CUR Grrsiaans siei.s
5istss rtrrsu q esaetsur lie 6.rausst,
Iitr Tssss NHbt. upa PpfsF irssao pslder art
i&tntx. 5s,., .-,s "a. 5szs ~
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Hanntr ~geItstlati" trinst, iaasa (stis uns
partbstti6 stSaltsn itin. - DaputG, sas Bic
4usaaet Dee Slattfs, restlHdhis sre Sonntas
gaUrSsns sriOlst, IL b. R~el4stisn in rem
Stans ssstt, BIC Ppm DRfn tis ,um Salub Der
@sGt sinssH.nern Aa&iiGt.n nod 10 ksnisen
mas napitnilia t.trsTs tr 4tuisttit.a aps
earsPs ron sislsm g8trtss IT,. rsa
Dit qatatipaltenssh tr 3situns rsrssm
N sr Belss mstr, OILS bis9tr. rem SatfssFs ttr
3tsr 8s6nuns trassn; untsr anpsrrai iusrssn fs
aud bic Scrsdnoe unl gsrbanrlunssn Der jtrss>
HHalisss 9irsuit.GsHrt ~. tr ssrsia iitssn.
9ttrsA HI nod trnatnt. sat ias 81 .rm q NJ
ntF eslfsslstr. oils ein3i8es 8fatt
I'm VDiittb, allie amtliat 8ttannt<
m~adunstn. 3inttrfaiit iaaits.4w
ttjtn u. |. ~. entbalt. .-e -. ~
9nsIi9 ip1 hasg GsMilf.tsu nit Ten a.si.
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Sn-l n ..

@aitinstsn, 2. G.tr. 0nbli6 IL elm
Gprceber 9etpdblt ! - @iIItan M
Nemmim0tpn, Rspraisntant ron Nsw'
Seree, Or @pusernsur itints Staatss, aspubl.,
rurse asIern eripabIt. Die semctratiiGe Yarttei.
,srirlnsrt pis as u, utuste fH emilio in isr Sss
ibid erstttu. /.
ii. tan,e gtaGt tinsura fmti.rte mar, in alien
acealen bic .nrli6e, gatl sss sprtGtrs, nanisnt'
ti& ater' natm.n sitjsuissn partsien an Der Gtisr
sisss grtisni6ts 9.sil. bic rur& eas Ssr,Sssra ss'
DrsaniTruns sss Saaes mstr rfsr rrsnissr fna''
jitu ;u tsistn taittn:
GprsGer penninstsn uno lie 5.rrtn etermar
uuh 5idn,an ertisltsn cine Sertnaee, uns siel
Burger aus Der etast uns s.m Difriet nasm.l
saran lteil. 0,larss Schl mar Strrdnst pol
uans Ter Spredsr, Ss.rman UNI Oldham ipra6ti
a6 fur, UNI .ntiAiteen ssssx ris AasSsbnans ss
6elassrti aus. az a.
g aitinsten, .. g., San. 81. 81. gat
tin res stsmalisss ruHfi&tn Gtiddftsrdssis 90
sises in 0altinston, cine setcrue amtrifan.ril
uatm ssrs.isrn an elmer Soirse s.s grdFaente
. u, einsm aasuss Stsil.sr $4,000 sstofss bait
"a afwsg srl. 8. Gtsr. Err Camper atnsti,
: ssrg am IL. Saauar. Gaamittasa Q ltr son g
a s~trysol atiutr uns am nddRfn fass 'surs qarsn
torn anl.ste, tam bsute Hadmiitas 2 llur Ri
an. Ter Campisr Gitpsof Daibinstcn srn q
m Bort tam am IL. in Qussnftcrn unit etc Scr'
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N Haf
@a@ ut @abrbett ?

!Cas mar Die Grist, Stlae pitatus an S.ium
ri&tstt. dls ristr, zee aufrubrs unp ter golfsptra
1ibrans uns,Elust, dusstte, tab Ct Elm SSHis Der
Datrbsit ii, sa,a sttUrsn uns IL, bic Wat s.fru>
atn. Die 8atrbsit 10 jsissn. nit rem gs,nertsn;
uSDfr aus srr &assteit N. er tbset nnsins
@timmem .rais9elI 1t+ russ ~ 2.a" h#H1
Niat itsniidtr sDstis, ME 1tanGe slussssr
~sIautsn, icusstn ,pO6f In pOlsm Grnie ridtste pie
iatas bic UraSe an Scum: oWas III 0atrtet Z"
limb nod immtr eIrits 20 ni6t 10 gang dtsrfaiis
l.in, sisis grdat auitup trfen. 0ani&ensmtrts
mug ss rod apOAi iar siusn Stem etn. ni&t uur
ras elssntli&s gDstn Der @abrbtit teaimmt III
ssnntn, ionsstn aud elm F&trss @lsrtmal su tss
Rsen, rUrafi mir tsFinn,t atnsbinsn mn .r..nntn
ISnntn, Sb irssnp Gtwas, mag Is nun aas Der fms
lidst, t4atsrislst, ertr aus Der itsrFnnIi6en sti'
Gissn IDslt aammsn, f3er ttint aaaui auns, Jon.
bern sspiit, yassrlGIIss ggabreeit II. a'a' 44. 3
Die Graae in,iuet dIio fas game @etitt att
antrsr Grtrnntnifs, anisr ssiamnttts gpiitn, IN
i6e ,Bsmttrcrtuns mue ant 10 nun ttnsptrtbs
nidsinsn, neil f6 rte sbilciopsii6tn S6aftn btn
E6tli& res 8ssriFs res gBatrenl unit tsr @abr
belt. NOD immsr ristrlrsitsnp sssa,Iter Retsn.
GiniSs ts,rsiitln eli, 5atistsit bee msni6lias
Gttf.s, nm sur grtsuutni5 Der s8asrseit 80 sslaB
Sen, gan, NM, gar; anssrs pOusn tis @aerbs
kssariulst piftn sipsi8 mn. aasin ,rur6 bic FIN,
n&s Ra6rnttmuns,s unes nur eurG i9lsdesat
Sssr r,rsn SntaIt gum 8fsriH pes lletsriinnlt6
slanssp.s llnps linen ssrate lentsssensettt {
atitsn ritser gRters RE &afrfeit Ger linnliE
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q, %.sR,a -. S.,. p. .u..
gO.a.m. - 800 |.:
.ss.@..s sss,. y ssa y. sarss 49,.
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Msnatnt ~. Dee gen Dr. sgsrte climber
eatier III tn Der Gief' iiatH Pa&taAslang cine tltine
atsr ni4t unpiatise Sariit; pDiatstit Pee Hfuste
fprttsn uns eduaIinse4, In tiner aassmeinsrsm
Strtaarnib sasdnslidsn WsiIs tri3isnfn, tpsl6s
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ftrfrtli4ttit III Der Tsaha5e Faeeth rae itus iainf
Sittt, tuelfe 9aritus an ben leutiasn Mattfrn
ratttte. itrta Sim frn bic eisens grua ~ ltb
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Sslbfftasns unptrtrasli&tn 9tten. imrner, meer
strl6pinsst. Sn ben ltBt.a Deesnnien t~eicnefrs
strttdte bic Stsrbli&lsit utter zen Ntusetortnfn
cine i&aueererreaense 5Sbe. 70 hab .itbt Der brittle
a9sil alsr Saaslinst flirst, Sa @an6en marin
In rtn Senmerquartalea 1851 ,unp 1858 iaa bic
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sn iceiatea gsrsiltnif,n .~tesrinpet lei, ionrsra bic
aueat nos n,ttr in ireselsatsm esidtinn. Der
unnui0tnteti llnp iee en- gsbarrsnr auii sr.rtt.n gur
~urtesilen li,st. Tarum null. cine mSsli&a nas
tmssmass Eiatetis ses Sauslinss. @ltsrs @uryl
ia6en. Sn gnslsnp, no man rem i&rsr,n Bore
wuri unseteursr Sinpsr asrtii6leit ni&t lanssr aui
ssr Ration raat en- la6s,n nia. satsn fa isst 6rausn-
Uerein. a~tsilrst. ssrsn ttssussneitsr in eonesu
Ladies National Association for the Diffusion
of Sanitary Knowledge) nnter Der 9sitans sor
epr0 Stafssburs, Cr. eantsasr. Or. Soutsp00I
emitb u. |. y. rur& Bsrtrsiiurs pom Slasiartrss'
uitf rpirft. Gin glet6es unterrietrntn mare IN rfI
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Wsin Ii.ktr @le&siriues.

~ H. rae gUktkH biSgtk StttASttt8SNt 1aHstefsfA a. fE
Sd fitse Dor ansm nm 0ersetuns, ptnns ia s---a
Sbrsm gcunifs yapinsr--vsrfttenesa8 risi On msA
rOrtlia assrudtn lief; 81 10 ~ sms als sae lAa
10 ssoiaii3 itia siTfs, Jpn nur fir mid usasiRy y
tebalten. ..s asa,S .,4663,,S,el .,,ss
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sunssnFiset NIT FOLDER sufupftruns far ven NJ.
~tintisen nGitpsGbartrra (miGt. riss Sis iassissr,
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Gitss etarter, Der ssstupartis nur Ginisfas tifs
iurtmasrenD in ZEN Okrsn tlinst, UNI suauta
ISbregSrp MP tte mad ssrsisay sviss fpStss-
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leesianefeng eEi&ts sisHsn tSaufH. d l
laa&ea Sie nd itrissHs Etiuf Gerst,a 1as 4 ~
eie, 1rsmpets ni6t spsrtrassn gSnnt her sesastsurI
eines steutidsn Slattes In AHfrisa mue bs.
tanatlia ni4t nar Sre mp etc d, fsnSssH
.Iiosar-p eale q serirasfa i5nnfa. aI ls,gsE
Bel Der Nast res Gis,yia&spi&isss IN 81
sarin Gle Fa mtiner Gimme sere&srE kaItrs,
I uus nia Id aud tei u,ssnsn grsunaeH itinsr am
. sin. suss Hort fir eis sinlsssa; .ssns svenn sssts
aud. an 9trs sisensn g,sFts an sstmuhem-~
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! tptstr, ~ ssnfsns nod ~ fAfeikf asshzsl
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! srapais tstriHt, 70 isisa Sic ai6s iAaHtsun ;srs So
Gsiftr Fae harattrt rAassHs aedtfa
Sic Had@itns nisefs eiuHsal zine issmsftfn y
tslirttt Mubffunfs, sanu. Id 4tittr easum. i6rtt'
kn Siss nas Sit ssntsn NJ ausass 6srusxu.
ii nsr agoltstlatt" Sit psrsfR .sasurA s&sdi& tsl
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-(etas.fans. u
esrr R.sattar! $40

Sa mus Slime mur iass, eab St MID rs4t &c.
itisist babe pom ip.Ss ssr Ttomptss aamli&.
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lang. su tlais. - Ntnn Sic patss, ras MID sas
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sic anrsrs iprs&e. Inn wtnii Gtt iass. kae Git
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bate, 10 ltsst ras sract Ri erang rag 10 eR. ans
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tra9e ja ltrue Damn irSbt sr aud nil aiasial.
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gang parpariiS. g rirs iss 10 std 8ls q se.
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lsin irirs Sft& ,a 'ttat. sBi.f
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i Sell Ole mid kuns 70 ns,,ns u lsln slam'
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The Union and journal., 1860-01-20
SflistelIaneous.
The Legend of Carl Todschalk.

Many are the arrows which Father Julius
shoots ut the fOllics and vain wishes OF ordin-
ary mortals. Fsom his bursting quiycr
have chosen shaft; and he has not only
gracefully yielded the bow. but has even
shown me how, in spite of its length, it may
be drawn without hurt to living creature.
Ii was Just as the most vigilant cock in the
village was tapping his wings, preparatory
to waking the milkmaids and other early ris-
crs, that Merlin. the wizard, rose to 90. He
had been entertained like aprince. Allnight
he had drunk the rosicst of wine, and had
sung the roaringcst of catches and faithful
ly, bumper for bumper, and catch for catch,
had Carl Todschalk responded. But Merlin
must now go, though Carl assured him that
flask of wine yet remained, the like OF
which the Kaiser himself could not boast
Some other time, he said, but not now. One
little favor, however, his guest would ask OF
him before lac went. II there were any three
things in this world that Carl Todschalk de-
sired, Merlin requested that he would name
them instantly. Carl shook his head here
was chance. But what should he choose
-he, who was the happiest man Of the VIII
lace, with nothing to desire.
"Comc, now," urged the wizard, "threc
wishos-wcalth, power, fame"
"Nay, nay" broke in Carl, 'none Of these
for me. I'll tell YOU though" he added,
Frightening up, sometimes my old friend
Bicrhals calls in TO see me-to talk OF days
gone by, to taste my wine, and to sing some
OF the rare songs which only he knows. But
no matter how good the wine is, nor how
much entreat, he will so when the clock
strikes ten. Now, If you could only bewitch
the chair in the corner, in which he always
sits, so that nobody can rise from It without
ny, permission, happy and grateful will L
"lt is granted" said Merlin. 1.-TWO wish
es yet remain. Choose quickly and we'll"
"tor the last two summers my pcar-trec
has been robbed by thieving gipsics. Can
you give to its branches the power Of seizing
The Union and journal., 1860-01-20
Simple Pleasures.

The same trcc, grated with several kinds
of fruit, shall have rcd, yellow, green and
striped apples: and. although the sams sap
is distributed to all the branches, yet tho
leaves Of each grated branch give L dif.
fercnt nature, 30 that Il becomes sweet In
ono fruit, sour in another, and happily min.
gled in third. 1t is the leaf which works
the apparent wonder. In that, o. In d.
gcstive organ, the crude sap is elaborated
and sent out 10 tho fruit.
Now, what the leaves arc 10 the troe ara
mems dispositions 10 them. Tho sap OF life
In very much alike; but the fruits arc won.
derfnlly different, somc sweet, some sour,
some bitter, and many moro insipid. Ifthc
causes wcrc analysed which make happy mon
10 happy, II would DO found that they diff.
fer bat little from those which arc common
to discontented men. The same air, the
same food, the sunlight, tho sight Of poo
pie, the wholesome necessity OF industry,
forms, colos, sounds, good and honest ahsc-
tions and services VI good neighborhood,
these and ten thousand minor influences arc
distributed a. common gifts! But what men
do with these things-what they can DO, arc
willing 10 do-mskes tho difference betwccn
happy and unhappy men. For, no mistake
4 greater than to suppose that enjoyment
depends upon extraordinary and di@cult con-
ditious. We an make ourselves very hap
py for hours, with simply watching happy
q people. Tho faeu Of men in the street, The
groups Of children, tho hearty, sparkling
rudsue1 Of boys half growns ths w,ys o. "
The Union and journal., 1860-01-20
that is sacred In tho eye Of 10 man and .
Christian to stop, and take the safer ground.
Truth is Stranger than Fiotion.

We have an illustration Of this saying too
striking to be forgotten. Crossing the Hack-
ensack bridge, near Newark, ono day In tho
railroad car, in company with Governor d.
Of New Jersey, that gentleman observed tnas
he had witnessed o remarkable incident On
that spot.
He was in stage coach with somc eight
or nine other passengers, and, a. they were
crossing the bridge at this point, ono OF tho
gentlemen remarked that, ono evening, thir-
ty years before, he had been crossing tho
river an this very spot, in stage coach oiicd
as now, with passengers that tho bridge
which then existed was, n miserable, rickety
structure, ready to fall from the least shock;
that tho waters of the river were very much
swollen in consequence Of o freshet, and that
when the cdach got about midway on tho
bridge ono Of the supports gave way, prcc'p.
itating all into the rapid waters. Alter great
excrtion, however, the passengers all reached
the shore, with tho exception of little IN
FAINT, which had been swept from Its moth.
er's arms in the struggle, and now seemed
irrccovenbly lost. Tho hearts Of the pas,
sengcrs were, however, too deeply touched
by gratitude for their own escape and sym,
pathy for the bcrcayed mother to allow OF
their remaining inactive, and those who
could swim plunged again into the flood to
make thorough search for, at least, tho
lifelcss body ofthcir little companion.
The narrator himself was 50 fortunate %
to grasp 1t by the clothes, at some distance
from the place of the accident, and, on TAX
ing it into the dollhouse and instituting nap
id measures for its recovery, II soon glad
dened all hearts by opening its eyes and 70.
cognizing the face of its now overjoyed
mother. The gentleman narrated the little
history with smile beaming on his coun-
tenance while speaking Of the part he had
acted on the occasion but he had scarcely
concluded, said Governor D, before
one of the ladies of our company begged him
to excuse the liberty which she was about
to take, in asking him If his name was not
Mr.
at is," he replied.
"Then," said the lady, "I was the infant
whom YOU rescued! My mother always re-
membercd the deliyerer OF her child, and she
taught the child also to remember him. But
1t is now, after lapse Of thirty years from
the time of the event, and here, on tho very
spot where 1t occurred, that child finds an
opportunity of informing that deliverer how
faithfully that name has been cherished"
So unexpected denouement as this, said
Governor D., filled me with tho livelicst
and most joyful surprise; and ! am sure cy-
ery one in the coach ut that time will remem-
Der that journey as one Of the most agreeable
he ever made.
The Union and journal., 1860-01-20

Commence with piece of pork, say a
cubic inc h, chopped very fine and mixed with
the wetted grain or cut feed, twice daylior
two or three days. Then from day to day
increase the quantities and utless fine, until
there is given with each feed, such a slice as
usua ly by a farmers wife, is cut for frying,
nearly as large as your hand, cut into
fifteen or twenty pieces. Continue this'for
two weeks, and the horse is capable OF any
ordinary work without distress, and without
showing the heavcs. have experience and
observation for the past ten years as proof OF
the aboye.-Coutry Gentleman.
The Union and journal., 1860-01-20
BIDDEFORD, Me- FRIDAY MORNING, JAN UARY 90, 1860.

placed the ladder, and commenced ascending.
But the cracking of the rounds warned him
to desist; his weight was more than the lad
der would bear.
"Alas!" were my little Fritz here, he
would run up like any squirrel; but the lad
der is 30 frail, fear we must leave the fruit
untouched"
Leave the fruit" cried Death, with
watering teeth. "Stuif! l myself will
climb"
"But," cried Carl, in great alarm, "dil
you not hear how the ladder cracked with
me. Consider, sir. you may fall"
"Nay, my weight is not ha so great as
yours. Let go my arm; ! hR go. Hold
the ladder"
Carl did hold the ladder very carefully ;
he warned the climber against the broken
round near the top; but no sooner was the
ladder unencumbered than he threw 1t on
the ground and himself alongside of it, and
rolled around in q perfect paroxysm of laugh
ter. rN
Does any reader require to. be. told that,
for the second time, Death was in the power
of Carl Todschalk?
The history, as if ashamed of the whole
transaction, gives but few particulars of
the scene. Briefly; Carl demanded and re
celved q six months longer lease oflile. The
prisoner, when released, descended and de-
parted without saying single word.
81 know that have acted ungenerously,"
Carl, said, Z" but then my affairs are in sad
disorder, and my farm would 60 to ruin were
| to leave it now. Twill set about putting
things to rights this very day."
am compelled to state that things were
not put, to rights by Carl, nor was the small
est attempt thereat made by him. When
exactly five minutes of the six months extort-
ed by Carl had expired, he commenced cast
ing about him for some means of extending
still further his allotted time and this occu-
patton was by him continued, with intervals
for food and sleep, till he had devised one of
the most cunning plans that ever entered the
mind of man. Nothing equal to it for in
genuity and far sightcdncss has ever been
read from books or heard from the lips of
travellers. am given to understand that
there was not doubt Of its success in the
mind of its author?
But who is it that has escaped his destiny.
On the next visit of Death, without saying
word, he strobe up, and with one blow sew
cred poor Carl's head from his body.
"My children" (it is the custom of the
sage Father Juliust to say ]" the story which
l have just told might be better one, and
might be narrated in better manner :"
but there arc few in which the moral is more
palpablc. Know, and profit by the knowl-
edge, that however often. we may escape,
however circumstances may favor us, how
ever cunningly we may scheme and plot, the
debt each one of US owes certain grim
creditor must one day or another, be paid /;
and he who, on that day, is found ready,
will be far wiser than was poor Carl Tods-
chalk.