The Ohio union. [volume], January 25, 1854, Image 1

About The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854

Image provided by: Ohio History Connection, Columbus, OH

                
ff..fW.. .... ; ..:t 7 rrJrrJr JJ.A..1 - -t- i-,-." it. --t-U
rll .siins'nnO
alii"
I i.i iiie-eul
lll'iu) ii Auat
!l -Mi', II
s'ifi-ii -li-jiii
riaiN-iui.i
l::i U'jiLI
' -J i's ft
cd: vil i.
Binri i
OL-'ni.'-;'',
TJA 111
, I '. "' ' ;"''"" " 1 I fk If II., e,il.Ilua r: .
.ai .n-i !0t,.w '''!' ;r' VJ-:1 11 f J 11 II i H.. .'v 1
ii,,t ,i,uw ,,u-,,,,,!i - " H ' -,........ , I I) IML , ! . I
inii!yliiiJ.i3ilM;liidiiHV,v..iii,J.i ('.'.,. itj!. 1' -!!IV,' I ! I i ..,, il r.- ,:.e,w. i V V". 1 1 1 1 A v J mil A .Hi J
I .It .IS , k-VL-. l iV Ml V ia
un ;cl uljuv:V
. .. .11 i i m ' i i 1 i ' 1 .. i.i . .'I'll i iii i i . ; : -u , ., ,
pr M .It-! ,t-,.rr 7Xrrr7: .-L,.u.
T HE O il I t) U N I O N;
Tk Umix U publlilicd ecr WfilneiIr mornlnj
nc jO,Mii StreiHj oyeHobtrt McMbn' Stow.
.,. TERMS OF (tlHISCBIPTIOrf ,
fiie Union will " furnUlmd to iubMrllj at the
rtte-f wo iIH4r pr nniMI II rtrraM b mU
before the explrtllon of the ru'i . 7V Dtllf if
rift). Cm; will lnirliiblir b elmrged, Ifpnyment
oa jtrrtrrjd till after th (uiilwtloir 6f thrjetr i'1
. A.fllgrt pr ln'illl and lye r,Otlc ol dlwon
tlnuanceto tbe Publlnher, tube clo or the time
ubtcribcd for. Still be coniljcrnl tn engatjement for'
'llie-HMt icat.uiLiii u year after ear, ,.. J , i
il MATED OriADVEBTISINO.
OM,ignnn U Mm.Heaa,a weett or la.,.
K.very iubquent luflertlon.......p
... W
.. no
... V DO
,'..'14 90
,1.17 'Ob
om aquare rli(BUIii;..i.i.iu.il-'"iMli.
One aquara one year
H)n fourth column one year......'.........'
oie Ihlrd coinnll ofiayaT.'i..j.l..i.i.i'
'Ojia. ha If column per ytu,..yy,f---y
SO 00
... oo
Twotlilrdi column one year.........
Three f iirlbi oetaink one yaar.l .umi
Ona'aoluinn par earf .. I.. f 0)
AilvartUeraenta. to lonirelneerllon, ebould.be nan
Med Vit iy Monday atwiln. ' Tae number Of laaartlana
houll alwaye be dealanaUd-i-olberwIea ,ailtprtlaa.
imenla wW be tontlnued untlj ordered out, aiij)
vnari
l.J ll'U'.l
JOB PBIHTIr.
hi n:l j..'
AU Hindi of Job Hlntlni neally: exacuttd.on the
hortett i)ptlce and Bioat reaioiiable terma.
Cusiulces vtiirKtojrb."l'7
.,. JUDICIAL OFFirEKH. .
JAVRS STgWAllT.... .PmT Jnnoi.1
A. t.it'Ultl'WH .....,.l'onrt Jnua. ,
JOHN tilimMlUN........Ci.Kor(J.C.Ii.e.
JlLHX. FUHTKK ,.FaoiuvTUa Atto.,
IIOI'NTY OFFlCliUS.
lSAAf!CATE
;.'..;AmT0a.'
..TaKAeiiaaa
,,t...NiiKairr. '
Mf.ltKlaDRRi j
I'
JAMES W. BOVU
JOHN D. J()NKH
' AM:K.atKIU....HtMrt;f"
OKLOW XMITH
ni.HVITI.R.
..pMCpaoMaa.j
Cvxilliaiolian. ,
i I.-..: -l l ,;;
JOHN 0. HOW..i.!w.
itKOKUB Mi CONMiLb,
LUNBHHI.HVi, ViIIm
AMOK HlliHUHH.
. 1.1 i. UU I
Vft HunniiQ
IfriamaT Dircctom.
-ivii.siin iiutuok
' " SCHOOL EXA1WiHF.hu. ,
OEORGK W. HlU'..i.'.w.lV..V..l.l.Anaa. .
iHLtf KMITIl.-lnlH'"1p '" '"'
J, McCOitMlCK ln.DOltl.
a' nonorfcn oFFicEBd. 4
lOttR n. tiO!IB.i.li'..'i.a.nvii.;ta.!
M'lUWH RAUjl'oS...,.,....,-.Htiana.i.
J, W. klUNAMAN -! Ttiaa.'
A;i.ltB iiHAIlli..;i'.'.J..Jii'll.-.alaaMal.l.
Mh'Hj MAMHKIKLU, ' , (- '.'.,.
JACOBKKIBCUUAUM.
TatifTiae.
BOTEIiBi
Akron, Jan. IB, iaM.-u31 If. '
".IT 7rinEiir hoi.-ke. .ci
TPHF nderelnabvlt laaaed the aboe kooee for
X a terra ol yeare, reepectfillly aolictU a ebareof Hie
aiubllc ealroiiaae. Bo elfurl wllL.be .ared lo iniola.
aertaia wMnluftol-all wbo litay fa,vur. Iilm will, a
n.M . v,... I bavid HieBii
Jtromevlllt. Vot, po, IWiJ.,. .; ,,, H
, ,,.,,FB4!VKMpi HOl'SIU. .
HAVING leaeed tlio above named llouee for aterra
or yeare, tne uuJeiliacil reeiiectlully eolltllea
vbare ol the public patri,ae., .Knpaiue will be iarl
t sake conitorlaele all lb"e who may fav.ir hlui
wllbicall- w-ILMAM KOHIMON.i
ArtMaiil.o.!KI, IfV. ... ,
..I .fta-ffciiil HOtjkBii . r.i n
JOSEPU PKVAIIMAN, bavins asaln taken tbe
above Mjiim, will be prepare! toarcommmlate all
Jil.oM frenmwliomay la vol in nitaacan,
Louilouv)ilo, v ..s.u, iw.
2Ctf
XMA.xfWuita. '
room a1. wtTwx. I oaoena n. nna
rd,iUH: - :-' AthUnt, om-
WATKM H. PAHKV.U,
Jttfuwi CV'r' a' ' W" Okauirt:
I TAVING Vorrned a coiartarhip. wll liv prompt
11 attention to all bu.inen entruotfd to tlielr care
lu ikiaan iufroiiuUciiiii. OIHwi U Uie roow
lately occulllrd by we .iiuuiy ircaiuiec,
AlMaiul.SoV. Wd, IKK.
out
aOLc'vka 'vr. nifuioo.
WII.U1X ALLIN.
H EI.MIOO ic A t,a.lNO!v 'J "
WlbLallead uoall prnfeanlonal bunlw entrusted
to llieir care, in ililn and adjoiuim couull".
hlanil,lv.g'i I'M..-' '-
jivca w. amTit. I jai itoaa.
i,., .-..ii-.. hmith ai.oANf , i
rr ji(ofrBnd CeoBaWiori al !; .,,..
0PPICIJ oaet Umpire Floje of J. R. "nulra. Dual
are In lliiiaud ncighhuiiug couulice proniplly
attendaii m ' ''
Anhlaiid,Nov.??d, 1P51.
9311
rnaa.J. . ! i
Ij,,, , kessv ,& roBTrn, , ,
' j!tlf',nd CMtlhrt al Lav.
TfTlT.L attend promptly to all buelnese enlrniled lo
VV- then tare in tbii-and ailjuliiliia aouutiea, Uf
uce oexoriMir of Naioaml cburcb etreeta.
jUhtand Novj gd. ViX Wlf
J .joiTi i.TriTiia. '"' 'I ' ion . M'comr.1
'm FI'ITO IWrOOTIHNl i.
1. ... eflameyl ana'CoimlWon nf iaiff '
OPPICKon Mall Ureal, over the Grocery More of
J. & K. Freer, Aibland, Aililaiul County, Ohio.
November ind. IKSX ,
"77!l" ,: thomas j. nr i.i., '
a:
TTORNBT AT LAW and Juetlea of Iho Peace,
N,,vr,.ilier u:'J. 1HS3. 90"
Lauduuvltta, AibiaauouiiUVMii. i '
r' TT. KI?t!AlTlXN, M. n.,-
TracUHmtr of Medic huanA Svrgtry; '
AV ne cttnmlteo at hlerelani oa Main ttreet,
Aehlaial. AilJanU touiny, vuio,
NoveiiilK-i ;i?il, 1I-J3.
5Clf
Dll
, TIIOMAM lit YES
' Prnetillonn tf Midlelnt and Surferm
nVNN)in. Aehlaiid I onnly, Ohio. Alio, Jnt-
4J lea t the Faac and NotaryU'
ubllc.
November S.ld, ics:l.
901 r
GOODFEIXOW,
tirATCHUAXFKASlUr.wr.Lr.B.
' VV Dealer In Watche., Jewelry,
Clocka.Vankee Nollom, atcu
e ami l!lnckerrpalreil ami warranted.
Hlirheet price paid lur oil uniu wiu
ivr., .Orpoi
Jtrhlalid, Ohio.
3uif
imic tue oamptci iiuuVf
lieo 11,
WILLIAM H A1.NTO!, '
ttJ-ATOII ASD CLOCK at AKHR, Pnal Office
tl Hululin. Mai a alraeL Aeblaul. Ohio.
Gold and Steel Pene,. and a choice variety of
Nuyeuibera3dt MM.,., ; h , . , ,"U,,
ailm ..!") A. 1rBVii U I .
,,. Jffditiirr ooHSl . , , !
ie veiry, ae pv coDeaiiiil va naim, - .
rrilllKK doora. below tbt Timea rnntmi
1 bmce, Adiland. Ohio. Cumom WorS
I doaa to oilier oa tin aheMaet noUca and.moat
reasonable terma.
Vllecemr 14, IK3.
Mth
i TflE trriXENH OF AHH1.ATI.
rpHH linrloreif arc) wRI rtop fnr aort'll"W In
fiAWaria,forlliFoiioaof ng iFortralU,
tint ieaaoaa in Drawing, fad on Ike Uuilar.
oome ofori'aj'a . ,,' ,
Aehlad,li.30,4Mt, M-it.
rvi iiVtvatTliijiail i iVHTKR 1 1 ' I '
"lHlllH altlnoier- yetarl Jiul rors aid
Wotl!S.W
SW)T. iif.3e s4fT.-u-'. . -J.. t.J-ij
- . .-i t- .'l-r.L'-i..J-!"
TjEl"W3aXjJHmeaf jttsc
I. H
. 1 1 1 - 'I - ,
fella
THEi-BOKIAL OF LOVEr-'-
.,11. Ii i n . k - V I . I !' I'
, 'jiM-i'I 'i.i , .-, ,i i..,
Two dnrk-evn) maida, at itintof dn)r '
Sal where a riwr rolled awey, "
Wilhoalm, aad brow, tad Uvea hair, '
And ona.waeptlo and.batli elo fair. .
Bring flow(nf,thot long, bring flowerinnUowb,
Bring foroat blooma of name unknown r .
Bring buddini epraya from wood and wlld,c.
To atrow the bier of Love, the child. '
fjln'ae Zi'llty, fondijr while 'wi ', ' ' ' A '
Die eym, that tfealli mar ntm llkrilocp
And 'loldhiikindi in eign el reit,
Uia waikl baadaasroaa bia bretau.,,,.') ' j'
Vl ,m:i.. .1 I i -. ' I
And make hie.prava where violeta hido,
Where atar-fluwera atrewthe rivulet'aaide .
And blue birdi in the niiity ipring, f
Of cloudlesa ikiceand aummer ainff.e
, , -7... ft 1 If1 . j
piaiienearViiai Aa je lityhim low, r ' '
Hla idle ehalu, hia looarned bow, '
The ailken fillet that aroond ."l- if ''' M.
Uiawagiritheyoain apoit lie bounds -!, .m
.. ii .in 1 ; :.nr '. .-..!. ci ! in Ii. -i.
Rut we ahall nirturn bim Jong, and niieei-.:-;
Ilia icady amilea,)i road;, kne, w .
The iratle of I ia little. fotfl . K .,,
Sweet frowne and alammered plirulci aweet.
Anil graver lorka, aerene and high' '" .
A light of heaven jn that young eye- '" ""
AH tlir.ee elmll hnuntol till the heart ' ' '
Shall ache and ache and teira ahall tttrr. "
;;,;.. i :i i i ... ..: : ii . r ! .
The bow, the hand ahall fall to dnat, . .
The abtning arrowa fall tq real, t.L .c ' i t
Aad all of love that aarth can claim , ,, e
Bibata mnoryaad a tarae. .. ., .,,
Kot tliui hia noble part ahall dwell a
A priaoner'in bia nar.-ow'cell j
Hut he who now we hide from men
In tho dark ground, ahall llvo again
flhnlf hroak three cloda, a form of light,
Willi noblermeir) and purer eight,
And In eternal glory Hand-' ! -
Highcel and neareat Ood'a right hand.-
' HI'S iA5.
In lh Vesr '1831, while ntiiins m m
vevor in tho now Stale of liiwit, I wa a
wilnom of one of lliose red ami alartlifig
trngedles which eo often occur alont; the
bimlcn f civilizntion mine hcm, vvniic
aerving in llinl ejajioeily, I had nfim wii
nenseil deeds of nlorntiH dfperalion, and
a fool hardy courage wliith mnile my
blood jjrow cold hut I lie ineideM lo wlikh
I allude dintilayei', od llie one hand, auch
unmiiigalvd vindiclivene; of iiril, I?
geilior wiib iht moat rocklcaa daring and
a tola disregard of death, and nn llio oth
er stir h pure alTeeiion and audi delirale
reliaeninil for llie then wide wildernesa
10 eihibil, that il slnnds. out ia bold reliof
above die memory of the many lartling
scenes I witnessed and llio trials and hair
breadth escapee, that I underwent. , ' .
One nielli, aliei having nearly compie-
itd my operations in thnl part of llie coun
try, and preparatory to taking my final
leave of it, 1 walked forili . from llie lent
in which mv compiniiine were still busily
engaged in devouring their supper of
broiled venison, nnu sirqiieu along upon
the banks of a quiet stream llial rolled its
deep and silent waters through a vast ami
fertile counlry, finally lo empty into the
Mississippi.-; 1 he sun was last declining
in the wesl, his bright rays danced only al
intervals through llie dense forest, inter
cepted by ihe-hanging boughs and hoary
trunks of huge oaks that perchance had
stood the fir-rue blaata of an hundred win
ters, still unscathed. '1 he gay coral of
the lorcst birds was dying; away while
they soiifiht wilh yielding ing their places
of niehilv rest 'he almost ceaseless dial
ler of the squirrel was still iho sound of
the cracking bough, as il Tell beneath the
hoof of the Heeling drer, was no longer
heard, and all nature seemed wrapped in
ihe silence of repose
Unheeding my footstep, I had wandered
far down-along the hanks of this quiet
stream, and sealed myself upon a broken
and decayed abumpi nearly encircled by
the trunk of a- tree on eiiher side. My
mind, was eushrowtltKl in tttat doop reve
ria which so often steals over us as twi
light's balmy hours coma on, and might
lone have remained so had not my atten
tion been suddenly arniwed by Uie- np-.
proach of a group ol Indians along (lie
bank of the strciun. . IrlJtaiitJy my band
had graprd my ever faithful pistol, when
suddenly ,1116 foremost. Indian, changing
his course, entered, s thick clump uf bushes
and soon emerged, from ihem, walking
upon Ilia' trunk of a tree tiiat bail fallen
across and oomplctely spanned the stream
lent rolled auieilv below. " The other In
dians followed in o,iiiek succession their
leader, whom I now saw,' as his manly
form r)se lowering bpe hla followers,
n a nerson nf wborn ' I had some little
kn.wledje. : U wa he 4esiiad' chief
of -'d. tribe that oeeupied Um oe-ntrty
around me and which I had bn foaoms
months Mie-ae-ed-in.- 1 had -mel him ones
only, bill 1 was greeted wilh that fespedl
and welcome whiob a strange vr nioets
imong llie lndianv., i Ii
Ilia dress was richly faolaatie THf
covered 'wllh'rnsnv colored painlt,- his
miicnsiiis embellished 1 wrlh euriotWly
wronght beads, and t hnge (winter's skin
hanging from his brawy ahoiildere, gave
hiM of ...n.rlori.y . lb, ...
, .a.o'i. . i...i.)r., lie. ,.i .-imu.u, a..
As tbef passed singly over the stresmi I
saw thai each - was mora than ordinarily '
tastefully-1 dressed,' Which - denoted some
unnsual oocurrerwe,, I remained eoneeal-
et1 till ihe last had passed over and enter
ed the thick foliage upon the opposite
bank, and then stepping forth,. I saw them
hurrying down by the side of the streiim
in Ihe direction of the old chiefs lodge,
whMh .1 knew to be some, half mil be
low. They were soon losl In sight, and
r hilar musing, partly - opnn the beauty of
the scenery '.around. I '-was startled by
the aound of approaching lootster, ieem
ingly Irom behind me. i 1 had hardly sank
back into my hiding place, when through
the dint twilight, 1 saw approaching me a
company ol five or six persons. They
came steadily toward merlin within a few
reel where pie bank ran above tltetf beads,
entirely concealed ( them from my view.
Here the halted, end one ol their number
began lo address,, the others . in a mixed
dialect pf French, English and Indian.
I soon surmised tliffi ill" speaker was
noted half bred, of whom 1 had heard not,
a little, and teen somewhat,, , Ilia father
had been one of llie first French traders,
who penelraled the country wesi of the
great laket for . traffic .with the Indians,,
snd his mother was tlie daughter of e chief
of a tribe .inhabiting the nnrthiWealsrr)
Territory. , Jn this character .was com
bined, all the .bravery and cunning of the
Indian, together with that total rega'rdlesa-
fieas pf dealli , manifeaied by be French,
man, and s jealousy and ymuiouveneis of
spirit not ulten seen in either. - i c - t .
f rum what 1 could catch, of his broken ,
harangue, I learned thai be, had formed
an insatiable passion fur the chief daugh
ter,, wrio was that night: to bs , tinned lo
lh noble ypunz Indian, 1 ,had seen pass
over the stream but a short lima before,
and who whs to succeed dor aged father
as chief ol llie tribe. , The half-bred had'
often seen the, .beautiful ' valley flower"
as she. was called and had as often
vowed that' he would possess her. Hut
his efforts.' lliiu far, had proved fruitless,
for when, by sloalih, he had gained access
lo her, and whispered . his adoration for
her in the softest accents, she repulsed
his base and treacherous words and fled
from him in disdain. All Ilis cunning
and stratagem were of no avail to secure
her, his most artfully laid plans had been
thwarted,' and his tasked jnge'nuHy had
signally failed of placing her in his hands.
This night he iaj resolved lo use force
before she should become the willing pos
session o'f another, from beneath whose
walciiftil eye nothing but ilie"hand of
death could remove her. Tlie'delails of
his plans I could nnt hear, as he spoke in
an under tone, but soon I saw them steaihi-
ly approach'ihc stream, anil craning ,
were quickly lost to sighl. I was about
lo rise from my concealment 'to return to
the lent, and with my companions come
to the rescue of Ihe fair maiden, when the
soumfof voices warned me that still soms
of the parly -remained,, and that audi a
alep aye, even ihe less! inliinaiinu of
my presence, would be the signal fur one
of the savage's arrows to have anuijbl a
hiding place for ils poisoned lop about the
region of my bearL i , ,. .. , h v , '.
1 could not have escaped the living foot
of the Indians, nor eluded their swift
tomahawks, ond yet had I avoided all, their
fast flying arrows would probably have
reached me and I would not have lived
either lo assist in rescuing tho maiden or
tell ihi tale,: So I waa forced lo resort
to the fertility, of my imagination wjiile
wailing fof the time lo come when 1 oould
act. I gazed eagerly forth in the directum
ihe Indians had laken, watching the least
thing Ihst aroused my attention, bui all
was still, and thero were no indications ol
the tragedy, soon to ho enacted. .' , ,
i he sun had sunk far down in the wesl
and illuminated the horrizon with his de
parting rat a; the pale new moon waa fol
lowing closely his brilliant pathway; the
scarcely stirring breeze moved not a leaf,
the silent waiere gave not lorlh a rippling
sound, but reflected in solemn s'illness Ihe
moon's pale rays ; the harsh howl, of die
wolf upon l'.o distant hills, and tho wild
cat shrill cry were unheard, and all
things seempd wrapped in the stillness of
death. I contemplated the heavens above
me and beheld with momentary rapture
the myriads nf constellations sparkling
far and near amid the vast apace of ijie
etherial regions. I gazed upon the moon,
pale and wan, awl then looked upon .the
silent waiers and saw mirrored in mimic
glory Ihe images of bright realities on high,
and that like many who boast ol their
high position on earth, " they would pot
be there if it were not for the bright origi
nnls in heaven," Thus musing, I sought
objects lo amuse me, ever watching with
an eager eye in the direction in which I
anticipated an exciting scene, My antici
pations were too true, for I had not long
remained in suspense when I distinctly
heard a wild cry of horror rise from far
oft" in khe distance. ,1 gazed more ear
nestly in the direction and saw between
he boughs and trunks of the trees the red
flames ol lire rising up towards Hie skies.
The sounds grew louder and nearer, and
ihe. Indian's ehrjll war-heop rang out dear
upon live aiill night air. Soon the dull
obscure ,,fliues bail grown into a fierce
and lured fire, and ahol up. above the for
est trees, winding upon Itself in tierce fury,
like on enraged demon. Luuderatid louder
rose the cries, and the stillness of the night
soon enabled tue to hear tbe sound of apr
psoacliing steps hurrying along on lite op
posite bank, as the crackling bough broke
heneailt the foot-full.., I started -from any
place of coaeealmenij but remembering
Ihe Indiine, l agaia sank bark, while every
nerve within fas thrilled -with the most
intense 'exdiemenV The eouwl of pee-.
ton, flying irl nlrhoirt every direction,
now came toward me f the war-whoop
rose loader and -nearer, end the flamee
spreading from the lotlgee of the Indians
info the forest and ealehihg the dried leave
and bushefr rah rapidly in every direction
md rote hither tnd higher, till they eeem-j
1
an
ed lo lap witb,.tbejr fiery .tongues the few,
fleeting clouds that hilrrv over, the scene.
A fttnfnerll only I .g'zeii upon 'their fury',
and casting my ys trpon Ihe npp&sile
bank, I iuw approaching what V discerned
to be;ihe half-breed, bearing .the frighten
ed and nearly . unconscious maiden. In
stantly I sprang lorlh, 'and grasping my
pistols, 1 stood 'resoWb4, lo fire upon him
ere- he crossed tbe '(treat, - Twice he es
sayed lo gain afoolingaprm ,'ibw log which
served as lbs bridgi;buj feiu-d from sheer
exhaustion. He then called lo bit assist-,
ance ilie Indians beneath me, one of whom
hat) already uprahghpoii thf log, and Was
fasl crossing when I raided my arm lo lire,
but scarcely bad J ;dpp o, when he fell
wilh a, . heavy groan, tipon, ihe. og and
rolled,, d(I 'into' 'the- water, pierced by ah
arrow1 front an' Ihdltm ripiilly advancing
from bcrtiw.ii Hardly hail the first Indian
fallen,, when, another sprang upon the log
to follow, .im, and agaiiC before' I could
raise mv mslol. he too fell w
Tell with a heavy
sound into the' water. ." Tjhe jlilrcf add last
Mt how rapidly passiri across, When an
arrow went whizzing past me and struck
in tret 1 ever, ttnf. bead 1 Insitntly my
finger; pv)Ued il)e jrigg.,r,nd a tbarp crack
uf a piioj rang upon the air as-the Indian
leaped from rlie Idg'aml fell with a thrill
rrj o' hofror, into 'the'irffeafrr'. ' My pit--to
I had dene,' ita 'work, bol the flash re
vealed any person In Uie.liilf-breed, who
drew th h,it; tomahawk,, and was about
10 burl it at m, as, the lover ol the maid
en' spra'ng''"out'i'beliind him.' Suddenly,'
and by'an almost eupefhnman eflorS Ihe
half-breed, Villi' UK' prwious' Dnrtlen,
gained A footing upon thelug'brid was fast
croening,' when I raised jny Arm;(o. fire
upon him, .but susoeciipg, fay design, he
shielded himself .by bripgihg the'form of
the maiden before hint. ' Scarcely had he
done thin;' however; when the swift and
sure tomahawk of the lover buried itself
in the arm hat bore his; treasure i. din--ding
its tendons so that' it released its hold
and the maiden fell' heavily on Ihe log1.---Not
so with the -half-breed, however, for
the.bbiw'.from ihe, tomahawk caused him
to looso his, fooling and fallb'ul ts lie did
so he graped wilh one arm Ihe garments
of the maiden, arid dragging her after him
muttered. ''-'' "
" I go not alone,, bul llioa shall die with
me!'.' and, both sank Jienemh the water. .
The young Indian had already sprang
upon the log, and at the garment! of the
maideiV fOse to Ihe surface; heteapett in
eager lo reseue her from the grasp of his
enemv. The wily, halfrbreed, toon aske
saw the arm,, encircled, die maiden, rose
unon the surface ol the water, and wnn
his huniing knife cominenrttl an attack
titl,n;. 1io haviiw in anstainl
bolfi fiimsell ander who lie -prised rrmre ,
lhau Itfs could only , parry lie thrust of
his assailant. The eonllicl was but mo
menta, lor the half-breed' was so deeply
wounded thai after on vM-lwohlows he
disappeared .beneath Ihe water, and the
young Indian supporting hit precious bur
den was nerving all his strength till assist-'
ance cnuld be rendered. I had already
sprung upon the log, and was iiboat lo
leap into Ihe water, when a thrill cry, that
still riiK,in mv ears, rem, iie air, ano
casting my eyes down, I stood horrihed
10 behold die life, blood spirting from ihe to the ship, gaily drcsseirBrfals. lrearing llie
mouttf of ilie'ihitf-Jen. The half-breed's elite of beauty, end nobility from l'orls
knife had done .its work, and sank with . mouth,- Forlse.i, the. 1st jf, VV ighl, -and
r iis possessor lo. ihe boliom. As, 1 siooq
gazing upon Una strange and tragic scoDe,
the young Indian turned one glance upon
the now lifeless Joint of the mairen, audi
then foldine it to a still closer embrace,
-them sank through the water to a long and 1
last repose-. In a moment more not a rip-
pie was kit, bul llie einooiu qi.iei siream j fioienng in this hour of feslivtty, over Ihe
rolled on at silent at befure, leaving nu riurst ship'in the fleet. Already death
iraee to, tell ihe aad tale. . , -.. inijisibly bat grifining behirid Hie-teat of
1 ; Thui perished ihe remnant nf this once thest jileature-dcvotedgnetii. - Of mutiny
powerful tribe, tor Ihe old chief, .when there wat no tpprehentiop, ia (he whole
hearing of the aad fate of hit daughter, ar8W were a iri,e 0yit 8nd warmly
returned In: hi burning wigw.m. and in attached lo the commanding officer, nor
the frenzy of grief cast himself inong wus there any possibiliiy of a leak.aa the
llie- burning nine and became a part of ihe utmost preeaulion had been adopted, and
unfeeling conflagration while III re- the powder magazine had been, addition
niaining. warrior either joined another 1 ally secured by. triple faatening. .Who
tribe or faded from before the advance of j oouij have believed (hat the awelling of a
civilization. -'Hy the light of the lurid ; gentle west wind would be sufficient to
flamts, I wandered bsck to my lenl,where. produce a catastrophe, at' unparalleled in
my companions siooo iiornueu ai uruuni-
ing that grealeat of acenei a forcal on
fire. .. , .1 :-. 1 ..." . .' '
17 John Dillingham ol Cincinnoti who i
for a number of yenrt hat been tne uis
count clerk in . the. I.afayeile Bank, and
whose character hat been unexcepnonable,
waa ort Wednesday last, in that city sen
tenced to two months on Ihe ball and chain-
' "., ,;. "..'.',', .' .'".''!:'"
Thq offence, wat ;oblaining nionc un
der false pr'elene'ee. The taya; ,(
The Court- was- about tentenciug him
when a pathotical appsal wat inierpnsed,
against l rhaingang by Mr, Dell, who
laid thai the punishment would b wiKse
thiiit dewl., 1 Tho Judge .replied dial ihe
judgment, :hi 'g s fighleout judginenl, a
mere fine would b a small matter fur luch
gudu. :-, ... , . - ...
And at the poor man who steals a eoal
lo keep him warm isem lo such confine
ment, aid intelligent min.ftudying fraud
til juag, should b worse punished, at
oiort dangerous member 01 oeiciy. .
. AvMtTywo-In one ol the f roverht
of Bdoriion we 4 nil the) most einrlier
sive and Wisfdcibry xpWlllbrf'ioi' the
philoiopliy of advertising; thai 'vir Was
or-eouldbe.Tvriuon.vsiJ,, , , ., ,,,
"There is that scallererh and j'f I ifr
reaslh, Mid ttier -is that -wilhhnldelh
more than is raeel, hut 41 Kiidetb to cot-!
erl. '.' u II -4'iia,.;m r l ,-.,!, .,1 v.ii-.i
t A nd the words of f strt lo b Cqrinllii
kne autly Mures llie tame idea:: .1
i' He who eoweth sparingly shall reap
alsn srikrlnelyl
nd hi which roweii.
bouniM'ully shsll Nifi alfo boilifully..'( 1.
, -
i ' The' following graphle ' aecounf rtf the
sinking-hf. the Royal George; while her
deck were crowded wjth Ihe beauty and
gentry, of Pertsmo.ih, invited lo psrtici
pile ia ihe iestivilies of a ball, iranslaled
for the .Philadelphia Enrfiurer from the
V Forty-eighl Yeare Memoirs of Contti
lutional Oilier; rV', as extrscted in the November,-
number, of that rnosti, admirable
monihly, JHriftt't MonrUllitfti, published
in raeWiYotk, will be read wi(i Inlerett i
In lb : summer i of 1IT8O, the . Royal
George, t stately three, decker, f $i guns,
alter an .absence ol Iwq years on 1 foreign
ttalion.'.cast anchor in llie Spilliead Roads.
AMhej 'end of a week, which had beeh
Sinployod in removing all traces of their
bug vpyagty tnd in a thorough cleansing.
(he tvaptsin issued invitations to Ihe o di
cers of ihe I eel in the Spiihead waters,
fnd to the fio&ilily' and '"genlhy of l'orls-
moiilh, f.rf t grand ball- ert board.' The
inlsiiof u(. the upper deck, freshly -painted
from stem to sicrn, and elegantly decorated,
appeared like a floating a palace.' , ,' ,,,
.' The appointed hour for ihe commence-.
theft! bl Iheefe Had arrived, arid the har
bor wat gradually covered by hundred of
boats, tome carrying the invited guesi to
lliBotaj Gtprge, and. others attracted by
curiosity' to 'witness Ihe, delicate liomsge
which British naval officer are accustom
ed to bestow upon beauty. :" All that- the
moat refined', taste conld .stitjeat, end lha
most lavish, xpenditor prppure, had been
pestowed on the establishment of Hie ves
sel. The deck, whose entire space was
appropriated 10- the ball, resembled a vast
pillared hall, over which, from ih jnaita
and yards, ' floated the , intermingled, folds
of numberless flags and streamers nf every
variety of color. ' Instead of lapeslry.lhe
aides were covered Wilh velvets and silk
hangings,,,, oiong tbtr furniture were In
be seen the, most precious ivqry work, and
divans 'ah(t chairs of rose and sandal
WoOds,'Varved and fashioned in a manner
to rival the mesl ingenious Chinese faste.
The; twnioiifg waa composed of carpels
of Ihe richest oriental, fabric, ornamented
,wiih gold end silver embroidery, and the
riig before the stale rooms were produc
tion!,ot1; taeHerrirreuw1iich might have
figured as articles of' luxury in the ward
lobe of prj'ncejy daoiet, u -,,.,.
;' The aide-boards glilurrad witbgphl tnd
silver vessels.'among which vraia magnifi
cent Vae,'ee( wilh costly jewels, the sift
of an East Indian prince'.1 Otto nf roses,
in crystal ji,rs, from niches exprcesly rninle,
oatlere.d in profusion its deMunsperfumeV
In a word, the whole sceno. wilh. its
Bpienu'iU decorations, reaemliled rattier Uie'
banqueting room of a royal 'palace, than
.uie interior 01 a flag-ship.1 '--
After ihe Admiral had" cast a last satis
fied glance upon the . tasteful, embellish
mems, and bad passed in review Uie brill
iant preparations ; he repaired In thsdeck.
where, in slate, and surrounded by his
officers, is king by hit' nobles, he look
his pott lo receive his guests, 1 While a
select band ,of miiiic filled .thq air .with
melotlVj troin every tide there was seen
gliding over (he smooth waiers, forward
other neighboring, nointt on, Ihe coast-
jne universal joy or the olhcers and
guests wat enhanced by the beauly of the
sight,' hoi a clond adimining die radiance
of i the start, - and not- a breslli of air
ruflliug '.he surface of .the tea.,, , i ., 11
Aud, yet, deslfiiclion was maliciously.
,, character as in lit awlul tiieuients!
About two hours later, tt the ball was
in full movement, Ihere arose, not a light
breeze, but rather breath of air, from the
south-west,' which hardly stirred a curl of
hair among the crowd of dancing beauties.
The oscillation, whidi it brought a it
alole across lha motionless, fae - of the
water, appeara to have been unnoticed.
But, unsuitable fate! This insensible puff
of air, not sufficient to draw 1 aound from
the corda of an ifjolian harp, by the under
swell it created, disturbed the) equilibrium
of two immense chain rmchom whieh,
wilh loroe heavy guns, had been slowed
in ihe opert. ports, and, on account of the
calm weather, had not been secured by
fastenings. 1 This ponderous mass Started
from lis balance by the lieavjng f lhe-e,'
with lightning speed rolled, .10 the opposite'
side ol the vessel, and in a. oioment threw,
the Itoyiil Utorgt upon her side. ' .
One heart-picrcuig ery of woe from a
thousand voices, a sound befure Which the
louiesl tailor1 -quailed, rose in frightful
dissonance, and broke upon tbe elartbtd
ear ftt those yin -the (uurouniling ships,
while echo bore the death-wail to- the ad-
.jaeenl coasts, where it' rolled aJwig like a
leunuer-peai, tieaueniiig me rum- 01 uie
aurf, and striking wilh terror the ehsddor-
tpf isdaihiaMlaein.ji-n tmo liiiafiiq
I Tbo lofty masta immediately bowed In,
die aurfaceaf the sea. which .at Jjrit. aa
44 wexe, overawed by the sudden cessation
m ihe prevailing joy., receded 111 a wide
circle,' and then as quickly iretnrnerl,' if
to lire 'eseouuon isf Ciarlul 'judgmeitt,
pouring ever tiie , high bulwarks, and
.tfKueuzfi Iht nortt s'nto tlie iainersoual re-
Loecses. Once mora the stately fabric! in
ll ill Imposing mats, upon the restoration
(or moment nf it hist talariee through
ll,A ulltinr rte.,M4. tfa. :iX S rfia.,1
, .p .-... ...r, w r
pla'f in full majesty liieimposing gfandrnr
a it. form. ::i.' '
Proudly ttrrtehed the lofiy maai their
extended arms lo th blue sky, but the,
flags and streamers, already soskeet P' l"
pver hsluiing aa,hung ininnae (olds, like
emblems of moursing. , Now the hip,
deeper, deeper sinking, began, in. gitd
'whirls, sC horror-striking-: dance a few
teconds mere, and it hv wilh its thous
ands nt-hnman beiifee, in -vain with deaihc
ly pallid and oeoniied eessnlenancea im-,
ploring beayeq for deliverance, and cling-J
ing convulsively In the shrouds, into Uie
gaping abyss. The foaming sea,' wltH
loud and terrible gurgle, forever closed'
over, the black, yawning gulf, and . all was
Miaii !,... -..; . ,.,
A few momenlt tuuired to oomplete the
terrible calasirophe.. From all the neigh
boring vestiels, boat wer senl out 10 . at
tempt to aire some of die drowning thous
ands, bul the vast whirlpool caused by the
sinking ship, prevented near approach.;
Only a few of the fanil experienced sr.il-,
Ors, who climbed fa the topmasts, a the
Howl (Jearee for . they last tims , heaved ,
ereci, were enabled In as ihemselves by J
switnintng, . All Ihe esl. in lit initial ol
k jubilee of pleaaure,.fell a prey to : the
urowning tea.,!-, u,:i.- :.- -j
byeoits opnnojr of the ttoxs.
In nil money transactions with the Mos-
lemswilever found, the irieiest honor, die
highest disintarealedn.,, Ja traassniing
business -with ihess, ihera are none of
those dirty peculations, under Ui rwra o
interest, diffureuc of ithange, tomoiit
sion. At., uniforaaly found on applying to
a IJreek consul toeash htIK even on the
first house in I'eniit la the capital and.
at crrnvt, die -eiliiens and courtier are
formed in Ihe sasie school with those of
Chrwliamty ; bat there sine not exist a
more honorable, friendly., snd high-spirited
character than the true Turkish fro
vincial Ate,' or Moslem -eon ntrr senile..
man. The lower-order sre ta m lateral
ble discipline at the rabble in countries
ii;...;,.
haattorl,
with- neater pretensions ol ci
A Moslem in walking tho streets 01 our
counlry town would hetM re incamssadtd
in Ens-land than a t-ranfc 1 t aissilu !,
haiinn in Tsrkeyjl ' '
1 The OtfetnanK, with ll' their detects,
are Pol 4 people In be despised. Equal
al least lo the Spaniarder they are superior
lo (he rorliiguestV' 'If i"Mdlf)Vcull lo say
what lhey,,,arje,,w can ai least say what
they are nolvdiey not treacherous,
they are nol cdwardly, they do not burn
herelica, they : are' notJ aasaseinej nor has
an enemy advanced lo their aapital,. They.
are faihfui.n their Sultan till b become
onfll lo govern, and devout to rtieir liod
without anlnquisitioti. . Were fliey driv
en from: St. Sopliia lo-mnrrcrw,"8nd Ihe
French or Russians enthrsaed. in their
stead, it would keeome a question wlieth
er Eiifope would gaia by the, fxehange.
Knclaiul woMin certainly ne tne. loaer.
With reer.rd lo thaf Ignorarice of which
tliey fire so geneiaHy, and sometimes eo
iusily.iceusau.il may-be dounletl, always
excepting Franceand England, in what
useful points ol knowledge tliey are ex
celled by oilier naliims. Is it in the com
mon arfs of 1ifef In their manufactures'
Is a Turkish sjbre inferior to . Toledo!
or i a Turk worse clothed and lodged, or
fed and laiiehl. Mian, a Spattiard T Are
ttiAie Pai-haa wrw.ae ' edoealed than a
Grandee! or tfi GfTelidhhan i knight bf
StJigrit I think -watw,u ujiva s m
, 1. .) i
HAPOLEOJTS PBEDICTJOir.
, , The following is snid- lo he prediction
of Napoleon uilercd in exile hr f3IT.
tt'ill if be fulfilled f 8''' "" '" -!l
. ''In ihe- enurto nf a few year," id
aooteon. Rusais will have Constanti
nople, lb greater part of Turkey, and all.
(Jreeee. T. IS I lioltl 10 oe o ceriwu na
if It had already taken place.' Almost all
the cajoling and Battery whlcH Alexander
practised inwards me, wa to gain V con
sent in effect ihi objectio A would nol
consent., fotf seeing th,al the equilibrium nf
Europe would be destroyed. lit llie nat
ural course' of things, in a few' years.
Turkey must fall 10 Uussia. ' The frewlest
oart of her population are fi reek,- who.
j oumilysay.eaeKusaiana. The powers it
Would iniiirr, ans wnoeonianppoewii.aiB
Knglaml, France Prussia snd Austiia--.
Now, as to Auetriai It wut ds very ay .
lor Russia to eneaiie her .assistance,. by-
giving herServia and oilier povioccs bor
dering upon llie Austrian nonnni8ns,reaeo-.
ing near to Oonslantinopl. , The only,
hypothesis nn wbioh France snd Knglasd
may avsr bs allied wilh airurerity will be
in order to' prevent this. , Hut even ihi
alliance will, not avail, t Fraoee, England,:
and J'rnssia- united cannot prevent Ibis.
Russia and Austria na at any time effect ,
Mi Once niislrssa-of-XonsUiilinople,
Kintia', gt ail the. nom aterra, nf the
Mediterranean, become, a great .naval
power, and Sod knows what aiay hj
pen," dklt : ' . I'J'a. ii'ii..'. -'i!i 1.
-'l -I'l'l" '" I. 1.1 1 t 1 I j
Arrti.NTtiKNT, av Ttta- GoyRnajnR.
JacohCroen of Jiianr county Judge of
the Probate Court or so id xwiQty.,,.vioe
John M. Mriilwell resigned,. , . 1 ,' ,
'l'hnnasa W. Harliev. ol Birdtlasd noua-
ty, aitarney and prnajr iir,iia,)ate of
Ohio h me Mansfield etJaiUky 'iljr
Kailt;nadiaiariy,.ni v. 0
Charle Keeweiiiu. Jft'lltajBt E. Con-varse,-aUb,'.'
jiwmatwjnf rltiijlknn
rt.aniy4iirectofs pf the .CTincinnsiiand
Hamilton: K'lu-iipika-Oompnny, ,',',',
, Sarnwal, eavman, of Butler Wy,
and , MieW ,Mar)indell, and - pwd,,,,
Iloutu,o4 lUiuillon oouni.jJireqtnr,
the Colefia(jJford and, afeoAiktfle Turn-,
piks Company,. , ,M M ,j,)(
M Murace Vilharfi,,f 4Q)eraonl-entinly,'
pjreotoi in,' Ihe iJluo. a'ucfipiJieiJonipar
n ",f)t .i nr. ii bjflai.ods e
'Mitt Laet SioneiitjtbuuUo! leclnra al'
fit 'f.Atila . ..-'.
,. jrtivl a; ,He)I ai V1:
,t ,.!iil'I 11: ,aii7.,-ia r"ri
, M. VrrtorvrPlaceFrenc jConaul
Moasot, wher ha has been fur tome im
engaged jrv maliing xesviiowf, ha writ
ion from Nineveh t fe"lie'riof wnicri 'lbs,
follow inj is an exlracl :
' r ii, imi, wiwiiihii 111. 1 m
- Tliis cpunlry , ul p yVjfMt, p'jnu
niscences. t Last' week ilia" town of
Mosimr ktp' Ui durlngf-ihrew, day, p4
then had day of fejoising, tarimtntnvsut
oration of jhe, penitence jmpotetl., nn ihe
inhabitant o( Ninevrb by Jonas."," Aa ilis
set has taken )iiaef from tlme'lmmemririaf ''
in ihe eodrhty. lt Is tookelrro si ' rfisltef-
perUjrily-wlra4,!arid4artywrihsptrW
wUiD.l.kteW .ftefejr ibaeght.fi t pskio,,a
to me, about, it unti) il waa pver, .put this. - -
rear I waa determiiied lobe an sve-wimesa
af what wa goihg dfi,"irld ydo thij rioyf t:'
ay'thai yns hae II from a aonsul who -if
wa prestul that a whole town in Ihja,;,,,
country each", year celebraled one of tha
most ancient facts of the iiible. 'a What is,
still more lingular is, iha th Mossnlmtn
rhcinseHvei rrirnect this tradilionl-trid kepP'
the fits an the tame day aa' lb Chritispruis
Ii is true that, the Koraneostaina a wbola 1..
chapter devoted 10 Jonts, and thai nppo-,
lie muasui mere is, on an ariuiciai mounu,
I mosaue hiirhlv (eneeated. which rvaaw ml
for covering tha raorral. resiains of thai i i'
prophet, , Ii js et en- so veoeraled thai, a. , j
though we hive proofs of the mound rsn
raining the most preciou remainr of As-"
eyifan aVchieblogy, we tiav not been
lowed to make oar excavations Jn ft' ' ToU. l
meddld' widi. lb earth which KipporlS.ih it.i
tomb of Jpna .wouldexpiMS ns (0 tlajVJI
charge pf seeing a revolution burdl forth, '
Every Friday, al the hour' of priter.' lha '.
inhabitants go ert siaur from IMoesul. to-'
make a prilsrnmagstberevi d'omrrar theaa . l
fact whhile4-efp,!ihat is still paid. to j
lbs tomb of. Daniel l Suza, whither n ,
of all religious persuasions go In pray, and : ,
which no one' Could violate without 'risk 11
ing io be masroerea, and jades' sf this ii'
countryi naghl not to ioterdst highly otaauuu
nf your old pupils. -, Another reminitrrnra, .
Jof.the liible often occurs to one here." I)"
t ' ... . , :,Z . ,U
w irureniuvc ( ,4fll,IIB etaai til tnen
young". "ToMs; Htie existence 'of which, iri
baa appeared a difBcrjlt iiiatter to admhisv , 1
a rivef where no one expect p see n fish,.
larre enouell lo friirhlea a man. WelL
then, thii fish exists, and is .often coghl-, '
in the Tigris, and tcati assure yon that it
is armed wtib:-siTTbTa-lee'm
hall be lesiiecupipd, I' yill go with mntsantj
men and taktimveof Uie lareeal possible. ....
size, snd if I succed, will send the skin
uj 11 hp 111c iiiuevuin ui fiaiurai lliainry,
One was brnttghi to tne yrsierdsyrtatf'"'!
first of sBy it war ae 1 wfq satuiht -Hynoa
aVlMMavit wighd KiNy Sbai
which is top.sma)).; .1 dilrihylc(J toftjr .
Christian workmen, wlio do not eai oieii
on certain1 aay's."-; 1 ' - "
.1.. J ). . )f,t;;::t, - 'I UI) fit .l.ljni
'' 1 .'i 11 -l p f A ,l,M-U.H.'i Sr S.I
ii AimUier nl. ihe fearful conusgralioas
which have of late visited our dlyi occif.
red the nidrtbeforelaf,'B6sl dnco'4uck- 'l':l
While aiarkossi rsslei upod IL meUnpo VI
lis and midnight iniW beidlhies .,:,
ia il firm embrache11ijen)a),, havy
tones of the Hall bell came b'ooajn'iig over
ihe cliV.'hrouilng ItsihhibiuuitfKo wilnesa'!'"
a feavflspeiclc),li;lJ ,wi:ud sil;S linsii'tj
" The whole island svns Ighted np bf osNkj ff
Iremenihius flanie,, ayhjfii vs eedjnjf up. j
np some of da noblest siraictures and fineat,
architectural "Sirliatnenhi.'1 Melrftjiolflan'
(I4II and Lafarge Boit" wtre e'nyelept(
Iri one elioel nf, .... .'In th space of a ilit
few moments , .boosands, rushed ip the,, l(
scene of disaster, and die gallant firemen,
were nuiinei uiniaiiuy ei uirir pimt.aireipii-.
ing mrv"' nervd ' to' slay Ihe" ftirlntit
flames.'-: I 1. j; j.a u V".iiiii i ,,?
fiutery tffoft no their part was of ana.,.,
avail, aa far aa concerned the jXIetropolfiarj i
HhM and Lafarge House.' Within the'
space of an hour' usa 'orible: bnildingi'"1'
were rransfnfrried intfy swirutderlng smo)t:
ing niihs- d aontrast wiihTlhetst);l , ;
appeataime tey f reseted.a -few rniujjie
before. ,
j'llfre were yestcfdav various nunofl '
io.circulalioo in regard tn the Vxuseof Ihv
fire, ' It seemed Mbenerwllyandwal , mi
liowew, ijial the fine -caught. Irom opt . '
ihe hotel furomes, under llie.prdiesVafcpx. '
of the j-ojieert room. ,lhe amidiji ajojl "
flames were first seen Isaueifig ' from tifH1 f '1
spot, whirh strengthens ihe.eereci m
11 caught from tbe turnae. .-it r.w i-.il,,u ir
: -i- "j' u l -.'.ili 1,, )( 9;,i w
Ttas CfawA Iragig Mory has ft, -(-.j,
ly ben psbliahrd of lis njasiwij nr tV ,
entire regitneni of Soldiers, ibjr 4J- , ' .'
peror't orders on a field dy., m rlcflner "
of their sllenjred c nmpUaity m a . . i.
cy. -ThS'signsI '-Wnr.,iaoMmflift J11
ranks wat ivi by ,
....1. i..i 1. jn A,. r"or, wn,
officer and blew nut is V .f "TW
,ol, 1, OA .eaider ' .,pl'.:r3i'
uisfiipiinewnicii jiaif) an hpower over ,
hn vado4n.a'.on gpUowledg..' hi
Ititliority. J ou u. 3it4, Hih tat ui itzlv.i
11. .
, A Chicagtj tJtfrelsrilhsfiJfo.w.
ia ood one.' ,A boy-wa jeorrjing alonsj
lha 'Afreet,' tVnyin''l,tr t .rni'.kv'
whfi rvt)dy.',i jnumblAit, ind satufi
-nt the piiir4iivsvJ -vwajr ran ,Vt rnilk,:vJ
AnolbM ibixy-aaroa the wsjrjaw sen. v.
denl nd Ahniijed : JO J wonl you ajqii M '
when.yoUjgoiiomsJ yqiir .rnpdier'll giva"f
ty to oif'r o'Jtll yori'l TMriihert"!
streamed ahe.pUitrip imy motliar klwars-
sajlrW.Vy'ror.spilaniiik; U,J,,,.
' -Mdme Sonts; singing
1 1,' 1 s'lii,
si fifiy centt Rak,ei. rtlis 'utwtpspers
esU tt a ni;iDevttnnt;4 .al l'i1 '11-
1 nu ..o".l:!.ti aid b,;t ,,-,,1,,') , 1,,
f!rn. Can is anicj hi (ba,baiy preparing
--.....
III JJoeton