Marshall County Democrat, Volume 2, Number 52, Plymouth, Marshall County, 12 November 1857 — Page 1

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THE BLESSINGS OF GOVERNMENT, LIKE THE DEWS OF HEAVEN. SHOULD FA.L ALIKE UPON THE RICH AND THE POOR-JACKSON-

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TUB MUSÜALL DEMOCRAT, fBLl3IIED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY T. THOMPSOX Sr P. HcDOXALD TEHMS: If ?mi1 'fi vlvmr, -t the riulu " -x nvaiih: ! hed uiKil the end.? roeyc: .1 r .i 50 ADVKirnsiXG: three wciks- 1 r iVl! rii. n. ' Cd mm thtye ni'ii'!.' ! Cohunr :n '" . . Coiumu o:if vi'.'.r,. . ' f-ih'Tn?; three invit:iC'lr.Ti':: m' '-, Co'.umu :.e y -i 1 Column thre- e. j.:!is. J CVm:aii m n".1 C ohnnn one V'1 Ye.ir!v .i'lv-:--"rs ve j.r: lunee free of ni o-e. . ft Of) ..12 ,,r' i 15 V! ?; no! ' i i Mi 45 0 '! of lle Democrat Job Office! P 1, A 1 X IIULES AND mm. AND R. V J ! lis. f :--T7 CUTS, Jr-i. Our Jol f'H TT' :r ' ivw iiirphnl with :in extrniTP nn-1 wi-11 o!t'et-J n-sortraent of now style plain an l fncy Which eml)V- tv to Abrufe, nn ?hort notice in-! rc:i-onMe 01-111, sllk-n T' of Pl iin ;nl OrmmftnJOB P 5U N TT Nr,! NEAT. FAST AND CHEAP; SL'CII S cmrr i..t HANDPTLIS. LABFI.S. CATAI.OCIT.3. BC3INF.SS CAROi", Ef.WK KDS 4. MOiUO GK9; And in sh-rt, R!-mk of very viricty nn l dcs:-rip-tion. Call ami ace spoehnon-. HB. DICK?0NT k Co., duller in H.'rdwar' . Stoves, etc., Tlymouth, Ind. riATTERSON & CLEAVKLAXU, dealers J in Groceries, etc., .Plymouth, Ind. o ni ESHEK, SHIRLEY k ROE, dealers in Drv Geods, I'lynvu.th, lud: BROWN LEE, d-alcr in Dry Goods, GroI - ceries, etc., Plymouth, Ind. Tj-y fARLlNG, manufietnror nnl de'- r in I J , Boots and Shoe.J Plvmouih. In !. C 'PALMER, PKALER IN DRV GOOIN i . (Iroci rie, south corner La Porte and MichPlymouth. ,ri R A M. BROWN, DEALER in HARDWARE . Stoves Tinware, ke., Plymouth, Ind dTm VINN EDG E7 WHOLES ALE and Retail Grocer, Plymouth, Ind. TTpL L. PIATr, MANUFACTURER OF V V C;i'.hirt Ware, Plymouth, Ind. T j w. Vmitil jr.Ticn of the peace, iM . Mie'-.i-an A., Th mouth, Ind. rLl.IOTT Ä: Co.'. MANTTFACTrRERS OF Aj Wagons C;.tn v F'i.iw-s.Plyiamih.Ind. 4 K IJRIGgV ULA'cK.M iTII, rivniouth.Iw!. XTDwTrDS IIOU.C by . R Stf.dm.n--iiMlehi-ui Ptr.-ct, Pl in'rnM. d. D . ty n"! .V. Pivm . nth, In 1. J.f O. O.UORNE, Attorney; Counsollnr at iw.. . , 'l vniMut-.i.ino. riHAS. II. REEVE, ATTORNEY AT LAW YJ &. Noury runiif, Plymouth. Iiul. HORACE C0RH1N, ATTORNEY AT LAW Plymouth, Ind. D R. J. E. BROOKE, PHYSICIAN & SURgeon, .Plymouth, Ind. rpiIEO.A. LEMON, PHYSICIAN, SURX GEON & Druggist, Plymouth, Ind. R UFUS BROWN, PHYSICIAN & SURC.EON Plymouth, Ind. SMGfilNBOTHAM, PHYSICIAN & SUR- . GEON, Plymouth, Ind. OHN IL SHOEMAKER, WATCHMAKER and Jeweler Plymouth, Ind. K LINGER & BRO. DEALERS IN LUMBER etc, i'i ymouiii, niuH E N R Y PIERCE, DEALER IN CLOthiiiir & Funiitliiii-; Uno!, rlymouth, in.l. H ENRY M. LOGAN k Co., DEALERS IN Lumber, &c Plymouth, Iml. CLEAVELAND k HEWETT, DEALERS in Dry (ooI-, etc., Plymouth, lud. J. II. CASE, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Plymouth, Ind. D R. J. J VINALL, HOMEOPATH bVI, Office over Palmer's store, Plymouth, Ind. B ALDWIN HOUSE I.y Ayres Balwis south of the river bn!e,. .riyniouth, Inoc WIIITMORE, manufacturer and dealer in . Boots and Shoes Plymouth, Iml. n.I.Vi OF rJLYMOVTHj PLYMOUTH, IND., (Michigan street, north of WedcrvcWs.) Collections made and promptly remitted for at current rates of Exchange. Uncurrent money bought and Fold. J. II. KNICKERBOCKER, Cashier. May 21.1C&7 27tf. Htusttal usttnmcnts! T-jt .TT. eft J ACOBD, FORT WAYNE, Keep consLintly on hand a splendid stock of IPnanndD IFdDirites! MELODEOXS, GUITARS. VIOIS, and all other Jluncd Instrnnenls & JIusic Books. i:s-i?ir

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O, BID MB STILL TO LOVE THEE!

BT FINLEV JOHNSON. O; bid me still to love thee! Anl worship at thy shrine, AnJ s;y thy heart will cyer throb In uniion with mine! By all thy hopes of future bliss From coquetry refrain; By all my hepes of happiness, Say not mr hope is vain! O, hi J me still to lore thee! Ati l whisper words of bliss; No dearer joy than that I crave Willi,-; ;i rlJ like this. O, I 'ill me dip my spirit's wings Tn love's pure holy fount, Tint I m iv 'each thv loving heart, AnJ danm rs fll surmount. O, l.id me still t, love thee With passion t-tron and deep, .r. ? "h.t thou in memory's cell Wiii out my image keep. Hv aU thy be uities fair to view, T!iy 11 iiileiiess of soul -Bv ah that thou holJ'st dear, L-t not thy love grow old. WHERE SHALL THE LOVER REST? Where shall the lover rest, Whom the fates sever From his true midden's breast, Parted forever? Where, through proves deep and high. Sounds the far billow, Where earthly violets die Under the willow. There through the summe;- day, Cool stream- are living; There while the t-mpests sw iv, S - iree o-:r 'uj.h wanni,: ; Th-:- . thy rv t s'.i dt thou f ike, P a"' d ibri . ti-. Never a. rain tu w tk, Never, O.ueytr. Where s!i ill the trdtor re::t, He the dec iver, W!i;i;w.Uid win in-.i!. brca t, Ruin, mid leave hvr? Tu the lostbi'tle, Lt'ine uu i. i y t!ie flying Where in'ugle v tr's rattle, Whh jr' ini o. .t.e d.i. tier -vin sh ill th cag1 il.ip r the ft' hear-d; TPs warm bt -: the ..!f thai? T.'Tv. Eie life bo : M ted. S: inie and !.- tiov sit By his prrave ever; Blesi'f li'ill l.'tl..w Neftr, O, never! Walter Scott. IX TRAP; on. i nr. run a i Jiüii'S KUö ft BV AN OLD COXTRIBITTOH. The schooner Fuir Sister,' a snug little craft of some hundred and fifty tons bur-d,-), dr 'd down one of the email streams that empty the waters of Maine into the A;VimM '. arid ramp to anchor in the narrow b'-i i at its mouth. It was iu the spring of 1 f! 1 3. :nd tbe war was golnsr on viih Knobnd. Tin? war-vessels of the -tinny w.-re up eur coast, blockading evciy harbor where ti.ey supposed a Yankee t"rc was in v - we. T lie F"air Sister f 1 l"u Ulu'A UP Pa"v of enterprisniji ni'!:, itwr ;ii iiiauieiiL was complete She earned eignt gunss twelve-pounders !i i bf y-biir men, with small-arms in abundance. Hei commander's name was ' Buck Aliiison Buck' a good seaman, and a brave, occoroplished man. His vesstl was ready for sea, and he was anxious to be out upon the broad Atlantic, among the merchant vessels of the enemy. Yet ' he had his fears that he might find trouble j in running out. At a small settlement not fir up the riv er he bad learned that Briii.-di bi i-ot '!

war was lying oil-and-ou upon ihw coas , Wal may I b? everlastinglv kerllumthat tbe comniander bad gai.icd iiiiIliijeiice j exvd ef h-re ain't a pooty fix!' exclaimed of the fact that a privateer was being fitted ! Zeke, iu terror. 'Why didn't they tell me out up the stream. He also learned that j what vas a g'"i on? Blast tl. er uglv pietthfiivs was a ?py .oiucwhere about the urs, ihey ctiin an gin me shovf , an sod a place. beow'v t!.y was adjoin otl", but !be t.unaßuek' first m vement, upon lvachiug 1 tion in' em 'l ey "Ver ui 1 a word 'lout (he mou.b .-f t!e riv-r, waw 'o nd a man ' a cussed 1'..ki..- . com...! .Mi- eroRi.'-.M-up .ii tho hea lhnd to look out for the En;-1 1 kin swim a!.oie. Ef v-'!i h- :.ie - l'ii .... . ! lish bug. The little bny in which the. find the rest of aour :v-w, an l'-i brii;g'm p'ivat'-er i. jw lay. w: -.s shut in from the all hack tew yc. I will, I t man I ea, on the east by a bold promontory will!'

whiidi ran out fiom the mainland to the .otithward. This promontory was not over a quarter of a mile wide, and t!ireequarters of a mile in Wngth. Up to the bigb point tho look-on:. uiad- ids way, and when he reached the iop h had a clear svreen of the sea as far as tho eve could ! A reach. In half an hour he crmo down upon th run, and a boat wa9 cent for hint immediately. What is it, Waiden? the captain asked. The brig is righ; off the headland, to the nor'rd an east'rd, not more'n four mile distant, and headin right in for the bay.' Then she'a got intelligence of our whereabouts, said IJuck, uneasily. 'Sh must ' resumed Waiden. "She was lym'-to right in behind the 'Spider and I'm sure I saw a boat pulled up to her stern daritts as she squared away.' What was to be done? The privateer had couw down the rirer with a fair wind,

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but she could not run back; and of course to run out to sen would be madness; and as for having the enemy take the schooner, just as she wa9 all ready for work, that could not be thought of for a moment. 'What can we do?' the captain cried, pacing the deck nervously. 'Could it be .1

hand-to-hand fight, I'd run the risk, tho'jare gone?' I s'pose the brig's got eighty or ninety men 'Small-aims?' repeated Zek stupidly. j

but if she comes in here she'll blow out o' water!' 'Look, Cap'n,' spoke Eiekiel Dodd, a tall, sandy-haired Yankee of tho genuine blood and stamp, and who was known to be as keen and 'cute as any man aboard, 'I've got an idee, That tarnall brig '11 be in here as sure as fate. Now just you listen: There's room enough for every one of you to hide in the hold. Ef ye'll nil hide thar, and then run tho boats all ashore, I'll beta dollar 'at we'll wool 'em. D'ye s'pose them ere chaps seed ye, Pete, when yo was on the headland?' They must have seen me; if they were looking replied Waiden. Then it'll be as easy as grease,' cried Zeke, all excitement. Let's run the boats right ashore an leave 'em on the sand, and then all on ye hide only me. I'll pretend j tobe sleepin, ye see, an so we'll flax 'em t 17 rile eout. Zeke explained his plan fully, and the men fell iu with it at once. They saw no other for saving the schooner. 'What do you sav. Luke?' the captain asUd of hisnnte." I like ir. ar, 1 I say pu! i: i:. operation is (juieUy pjsibie.' I? 13 now ! tte i:i li e . i 1 11 ;?., ,11: i ill tl e o.ig, if ,he. cam- a: ah, would h, i-, very.i:orLly--inle,S than half an l,ti, - Tho three boats wee gulled a,!n as v quickly as pcSsiblM, and tl.ciKt !o'. of Hack.j were hurriedly made over tho narruw h-.; I of sand. Afier tnis tho? men swam back j to tl;. sclMx.n.-r, aiid the cr'W descended t thehwd, where thev hid their.selvcs be- ; hind the wa :rcak. and boxeo. It h u I jj-.aod rery f ; -.nnately that there was plenty of -,od ! idin.,- place?; and eie lour :) men 't--re - j completely coi.'e.i'e L h.V: ii '; Ci'til ! hav" deb-cted tV.em wl-'i-Otlt (jpiii- er ti..- c.iH.-i nn-1 Ull'l'lfllcaiftuiiy. iyie.it ni:in was armed wi:h gj-.d eulh-s :' ' a brace of pi-a.-ds, bat i was most eam stly enjoined upon them that they should noi use the fire-anus save in a case where it was absolutely necessary to save a life. The work had hardly been completed, when the English brig hove in sight around the point. She went about and stood into the bay, and when within a cable's length cf the schooner, she hevo to, and lowered a boat. From her movements she seemed to suspect that the crew ol the privateer had lied, as the boats were seen on the shore. The Englishman's boat came alongside, and the schooner was hailed several tiniü, but of course without any answer; and shortly afterwards an English lieutenant, followed by a dozen men, came over the side, and at tho samo moment Zeke Dodd came up from below rubbing bis eyes, and yawning. lie wa9 in his shirt and draw ers and bad apparently just got out of b;s hammock. Dod rot it to all thunderationl' he exclaimed, gazing stupidiy around, 'what'ii th.e 'tarnaiion's tew pay neow? Whcro'e Capting Duck? Wiio'n thunder be yew'?' I'm an English ofiicer, my fine fellow,' the lieutenant returned. 'And now where are vour crew?' How will you bring them?' a-ked ih. 1 Englishman, w ith a gi iu: 'I'll tell eni tharaint n Hritishers v. i hin forty mile o the &kew::er. 1 will 1 swan to gosh I will? Hut suppof e wo wouldn't let vou go? 'Why yow daount mean a.? hcow't ov would tak" irr a primer, Capting! Oh' yew won't! I know yew wont!' 'Ncut iai::d that ;:ow. How long have the new h.-en goneV 'Not inoie'n fifteen minutes, Cjip'ing.--Hy the jiimpiu' Jerwfalem, I'll bd I kin ketch 'em rite off. Hy thunder, Capt mg, jistyew let me go, an I Mvar I'll fetch em back in less'n a barf hour! I will Iswar I will! The lieutenant turned to a passed mid shipman who had accompanied him, and held a short consultation, nil of which Zeke overheard. The result of it was, that the crew of the privateer had fled, leaving this poor fellow asleep on board; and they also concluded that ;o follow the fugitives into the enemyV country would bo madness. .

Thev went below, and at tl.et.ud oi ten minutes returned.

'How much powder l ave yo on board?' j the lieutenant asked Zeke. 'Bv iiniro! We've p-ot the all-fircdest j lott you ever did see. Got jit eight ton!' 'And T suppose most of th small-arms ' 'Yes swords, and pistol; and mus-:

kets.' I said, but be wme.l to r.vUizo that th.renvn. remaps ne mi-.u ... c Hu,-..i...tu ( .r i t i i l -v ' i,. u r 4n bi thirst for the unknown at some other '0 ho ah yees, I undertand. 1 aas, , was trouble, for the boatswains call of ; ui'i-i U1( UI,KU n- I,.! ,t:.,!,.i.,. ... v. : k.nntain: but this was enough now. IL -

v,tTi,..ö, .uymci öuB ti.i w.. u.,i take a pooty good slat on em T.' 'Never mind,' said the ofeer, turning j tohis companion. We've go a valuable ! prize in two senses. The soooner and her armament are valuable, an then we der .,.,.(1 vnrt 1 AY run oner. ; TrUohcrr cried Zete, in error. 'Oi.,: j Canting, yeou dont mean i Lc-p ir.e a ' i prisoner?' ! ics. t h. yeou mustnl, tapti! lve got : f I I Till ! t ! i '11 cry her eye clean eout oy her head efj ; v r'",l4 : i omJ a Pnger, agoni to rawuunu ' arl"r s'mie stuff for 1o!1-v Aigclmo an the ! al1'8 ,vnv es. Oh; Opting! j-st . . i . . it 1.1. ' "WS m' oiiy Anyune a-cnin biT i on'v ev-s dean eaut ae.use her husca:i- ! I h sbat't jo! Yeou lrik" : ; .,- Ii ; 't-'-v I.ugl.ed ; r' f-- nry, .vay v., h - In oiuse of j,. nie i.fc'-Jt mii.!i j the lietit'..:ant iciu: i;"d i'i a Urg.-r bca:, a:d will. l.!l:i f.tl; e i v. .i -i!.i- :..e:i. T:-'V : t'ov.ed -;o jitid ''ni lh ; ivaleei'i b a - a: d h.iv in oiiil.-J ti ' g '. the jho ;; jr ii.cy lit; d thr-m ruti tip ami ;ropoy sivw 1 - The oli -er !:ad r ':U 1 to t-.e c jt.ah (. !;.' bii g ih at ihj i rew ut' t!!' p: i at'r i:a t!;i . - !-tio!i of 'one noor icit l. :o t l. : 1 bad 'iiO I!. i ci y. jüui r.c p. 1 1 . . ......l "'if'' ,,ee.vn.ie l'.'.k. . ,); t: it live ir." i v.ci'- d uai'ed to . . .. . ; . ; . . , .. i . be was insti ueted to run direct for .St. Johns i(h the prize, the biig intending to lead lU w:l" ad he needed her men and also J wanted Gorac sliSllt rePairs1W Z"kc' was lmtln Jrons dc?PitQ Ilis oon maue on tne schooner the anchor stowed ami her nose turned toward the ocean It was very near sundown when the two vessels left the little bav. m All passed on very well for a few hour?. At eight o'clock thirteen of the men were sent below to their hammocks, the remainder being on tho first watch. At ten o'clock the biig was on tho weather bow, a quarter of a mile distant, both vesseU being very near close-hauled upon the larboard tack. The lieutenant stood bv the binnacle, giving the helmsman some directions preparatory to retiring. Hallo! What's that?' ho cried, sfatin-r back from tho binnacle. 'Who called the other watch at this time? 'But he soon found that it wasn't 'the other watch.' Up lrom the birth deck the forms of armed men came pouring iu a steady stream, and ere the prize captain could conipiehond what had happened, he was abruptly informed that he might surrender, or have Iiis head taken off, just as ho pleased. What could he do? A mere handful of unarmed men against such a host! He very tiuiehly decided upon the only thing left f ! him :o do, and he did it surrendered! 1 $-y. Capiini;, rnd Zeke, coming up ii K.o.i .-nr. lid.iM swarl'd fetch -m ..;:ck to yeV Here ti.ey h, every one on mivmi'U' I "M i w.ke he tarral i a.ike.- ! l n. .'.. liih.co in - ii :i es: Hut there was no time ctjr J,.,.,,., t,, j Captin Hue!; i .1. lerivife

3 must have a crew pni oiboard, and his men in a thickly pouring crowd, with ! " "at uid be care lor tr.at. 11- wa3 loo:;- fr,ii:loS awaj. bv Er.cssoii; for lo has . . . . . i . i . .i i .1. . i ! ifi(f tr ininlnrnidnf fiv !ll (,Uli Solll. Jilld I-. t ,..-.. I i ...I., f-i i .rubl für lli TliJI f CMoll ff

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port, and vou may remain ;i one or two . leaped on ooani me urig. ; ' a . v. . rfo, -,.!,, i,, L ,o Wk out for ,!,, p,i2: d tlx on,- -Sarronderl- the Yankoo enptnin tlmn- TU .,a,li,iun u do,,,!!,, lib ; tarn.. ;;r p, ,g .npr .I b

. i i . I.. . . t, . i . 1 1 i. i . i brifj! i.-he hasn't got r.io;e than Jif'y mn left, I'm tsu re, and half of tht.ni are ttirtied and sound f.: !nrp. By the Yank IU J.n m.Kt i, oidf! She wapted u. and she think. hVa not us; but w will av tnni! thorn! It wiii h- a glorious for the lirste.s.y or the 'lair SiMr.' riicmon were in ewUiMos. Hut how could thc-y get a! i'gi !e witliout exciring suspicion? 'I'll show you,' returned Buck. 'Lay aloft, and unfurl tho foretopsail and topgallantsail. In a short time the sails wero set, a.id tho schooner began to overhaul the brig rapidly. Brig, a-hoy! nhottted Buck, through his trumpet, as ho came within hailing distance.

latle'S Colli i!v'.ei o.l ue, oil-. lie iKl.i U.e ; , . - ,, . . . ' . , , '-in.! i' ii.at T von.'- ll..:Hsn it occurred pus. uerr pul in ir äs. ts.i f-.,.ved away a i . i'licklv :ts possible, and then the crnv wc-tv " ' . . , , . 1 It v.. 3 not ofb-iu u; thoe day that travMvmen,' ho aaid, have ihut1'-' l! " iV:it ascrt- Fvw Ktl

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There was no moon; but the heavens were clear, and the stars were bright. Halld!' returned the officer of the watch on beard the Englishmen. Hoavc-to, quick! There is a mutiny aboard! Some of the men want to take the schooner and nvike a pirate of her! I've got cm in irons! This had the desired effect. The Englishman did not fully understand what was .i.iuua c. . u , ..mu .1 T5"' was In? I to the mast. The schooner, instead of coming-to, as ! the Englishman had seemed to pect, ran directlv bv tho board, and threw her grapplingsinto the main rigging: and in a few , ,v,,x,v,f r,n ii,.,a Tt:i"i.- f.x ! l.v . uchm. i ... l

7 . !i i i i .i i . "! ho had found it-and that was enoui'h. : I; is ordinal d-i-n, and the Ucveiopmeui

-To whom? -ar.ed the the British oom-;1

m-m 1-r, who had jast. com i ,i. l ' o on (leek, in ni- ! i . c- , .' ' 54-.'c. j i . , I C ).l,r to: shii iand drawers. To the Yankee Privateer, Fan . .ou wont li:iv 1 J ronsider! . - . , - 1 n But before the Lngushman could answer . . , , afi(1.it commenced at the -an-wav. roin. of the watch on dock having armed them selves with boarding pikes, and attempted to drive the Yankees off. But they had not consulted the cost. Thev v.cro driven back in fl vo;.y sl)o,.t limC) anJ geveral of tliCm cut down. You had better speak pretty soon if you want to save your lib", (said Buck) for mv naioü Leih, and if they j liQrQ hi2 UQUQ Mi Q I'd! who took them, Tt V. m ,i;,h enntmnndpr Snw r.lainlv how " 'o 1 - i , ill .1.1. ..1 1 v.-:- ,-i:u i.eJ a:ul he knew tr.at,l;c could 1 : , . it-.,. . . Tit- i-..f... i,.,m , W ;i':tv ,r.r.d bv a -r!;u numb -r '. ;.: ti. :t. ... m i ii(i .ii ir; t . . . 'I Mr :"! ! : !' h .sii i, with p ii:i and mo: ni'.-' i je' ; i ( ... .iiC '! 'O !.;' ::..-a I t a; ' fi;c I o b b I i.i ... i-.iiiie ab rtid. It, was Kind of i: j liii. on tl.o h'1: ih-ih ck. so we went into '1111 l' i i . . I :! li'dd; and wi.en v come ou deck at ten

v , -l 1- - i; 1 , . nv t Ke ni , on wlucli tne last lootsteps oi : ua: tauur ri nauiu n.u anp ji üvc, m li ir till Ulf. IiOMr ii Kl Oll I - I . i i rn l 1 ithp asc-nü i.r Lord left their hallowing of leak or other exigency. The caloric . . . . . . . . i cnjrine ma? b? ph'cod :a the comer ol t!. rel DaeU, laughing, w,-1 touch, a .rl was waig his bidding M uri,Lscivcd.and mar

low ;ai.i;:ir :i snooze when " 11 li : b: put in . p-r.itton tn ui.cn or vwemy

V ' 11 l"a!,)'clod:. mav I blessed if we didn't find

, . i c our scjjiuuiier n: te;i miu suuie si juur men in charge. I thought 'twas a pity to sr - pa - rata such a iood crew as vours seemed to . T . , ., , , be, so I just ma le sail, and have come to put you all together once more.' The Englishman understood !t all, anl though it ur iHd h'm biiterly to b th is taken bv a piltrv Yankee schooner, yet he , ," , i i i kept his tongue to himself, and sul.nu.te I without further remark. The prisoners were secured; the crews arranged: and then the Yankee i'rivatcer, Fai, Shier, turn, Iber head towards Ports - ,.ii e mouth where she arrived the next foreman, amid the loud huzzas of the delighted peo - pie. 'Capli;ig."siidZoke Dodd, as the En - , b u.i, ighsh lieutenant, who had taken him prisoand ironetl him. went over tho si.l, "of yeou ever coino to I'awdut.k, yeou'llstop to our house: won't ve? I'ollv An -eline'd be' delighted l see ye." Ilowev r, it was many months ere Zeke saw Poliv Aageligi himvdf, for he siiled ia the Fair Shier, an 1 she foil wid up the ca.e.'r, thus nobly b-'gun. by doing signal service for her couatrv uaiil the b -m of IV-acj once more blessed the nation. The Hiav oi" Love. The Egyptian story or legend of the young Sheik Iloussein, is one of those beautiful bils of Eisterii fiction that arc well worthy of careful preservation XV e give ucntircij There is a moment in every man's exhstence on which turns his future destiny. There aro many such moments, for oft- ,. times Ii e hangs on a single thread, and il t'.e ho 1 1 is uoi -ut, it it opiiresbut a touch to d ' ti e whole direction of th future. ' !;( in -.erv man': III there is at least one r.-.pMif c;;:re to Egpt and fewer slid wont to .kiti. i'at tV.' io w;n a lime wlienllousiiro to nifft a noble ,i vri c v. , .o.l to C l-arty o! ucAtern travelers, a gen tlenian uA Uvo hxl' ve10 a T"Sn' j 111 s;'!l ! c IIol L:uu1' antl w,, Uxh his protection in crossing the doserl- nc saw nono um . s..u... . -mu readily engaged to pertorm the desired service. It w.ts not until the party had left the Bir-ketcl-llnj that he had nvt them, whore they were encampud by moonlight on the sand that stretches away to the iSueZ. As he sprang from his mare, before tho tent door, he was startled by such a vision as he had never before seen, but thought he had dreamed of in bis waking dreams. She was flight, fair, and in the moon-

li .lit pie as a creature of dreams. W as tho wind to search their luliuue distances, this one of the hours of his paradise?- That n!ght, s.uh the tradition, anoint r There was no spot in all the Heaven of Mo- j star flashed out of heaven, beside tf.e star hammed lit for an angel like thi. Away j 1h.1t the Arabs worshipped, and the Sheik like the sand on the whirlwind, like the'Houssein was young again in the 1 eiveti clouds before the sun, like the stars at day- of his Udovod. break, away swept all his faith in Islam.' hit i:s have Kirnt, lie mercy of IU and in an "instant the Sheik lloussien was ' Iradiiun, 01 win Uuw "hither h an idolater worshipping as thousand great-; renec-d that bk-ssed AboJ. er than he had done, the beauty of a wo-1 'S'ln Caloric Tlotoi.

f- 1 1 ! .1. 1. .,.. nnnnl .1! , ' , had found the wherewith to ud he was content. .ovo was a new emot,on a tei..m. .... had never before experienced: and it ansCod hhn. Dil she love 1,'m? That was a question wincn neer ocean eu n mui. on' crossmi' oi me uesen now no nirj-er-. I I . 11.1! o - t,,ri 'lU ,,f Su,?u' 1,ow li0 lo'1 . liiOJii tv A ::ua and I'-ira, and uoitutien - tl.eni ti t te many weeks at th-; city of R .ek l ,i V r l : l r l " l ,.i how the air hnjrlwh "tri faded idnvlv . ?. , , awav, i--r she vas dvinir when s!ie came to ' r K vnt: and how wearv. well-nil' h dead, lie I .-. 1" - O ! earned her to the Ihdv Citv. and pitched; , 'their tent bv :h mounta a -f the Ascension. All this time lit1 wa'.rb'd over her with the zealous rare d a father or a brother, and the quick heart of the old lady saw it and understood it rll. And sometimes he would try in broken words to tell her of his old belief, and his ideas of im mortality, and she would read in his he" - ' h promises and glorious hopes ! were in a la , of, but which he half understood from her : upiniea v e ;mu cuuiiicn.iiim. I 1:c worshipped that matchless f-Ve. i tt ,.. .i : i ...! , I1L- HU bill I .eu llUilllll'' u.ai; uu tnuii vi S 'v ven. . , I ,'t under iho walls! ) white tent elni : i it was noon oi tne i;i 'mu il'Mii; and in the OutM !e the tent, prone on the ground, . lav a or. up of IJ-douins. nnd apart from' " v l i .1 ,1 I r "i . them a Ii't! wav, tlieir rhief, sil nt. mo - tionK3StoaIl that was earthly, dead. A; lillV -tlil tlA 1 .i r t 1 . nd'A ll- a foi'l on v i v v. " uiiiii ivjtib uiohc L 1 1 v r i.mi nes- of the nMit, but he did not move. 1 0 A voice v--.s uttering nijaiu thosrt wordo. of I , i ii? , l which the sound Ins henvj to him more familiar r.l.only, tbrt Christian's prayer,

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Sheik lLnt5.ein! ' : soeii limning acnus f o:u Sla'Cn Island to He sprang to his feet. It w is her vor. ' lv':g Island", .t:.. ptoTeil-d solely by faint, low, hut silvery. Tho ,nl door wa6 ku-. Ti .is b -at h fifty bVet f,i lengih, i i I i i ii" i wi:han eigni-f.-et j?dJle wheel, hich thrust aide. and as a hand .uoP.oned hmi m lhiny J, nr miaute, giving i enter, he obeyed. : a s,ve j , ,, ,., l) .A or i,l3 Lnols an tSh.e lay on the cushi.ni, her bead lift-! hour. The engine is controlled by any ! iA somewhat from the r.iilow by th arms ! n HV n h'S ' & ParlV Lf hor sister who spoke the !angi,,ge ot"nh': 1 ho uel is either Cil or wood. ' . ; INnal! o;ikwooJ has gcner.illy been u?cd, j the desert well, stood by her as tho young SJlWt;J Wo rU-u.rU lengths, and in- ; S!iMk approached. His coofia was gath- j ao libie as i: mav seem, onTv cue cord has

. ered around hi head; onlv his daik eve J flashing gluiotuly was visible, he looked . . -.ii- i i i ir , up into into it and whispered: e half un derstoodher before the words came througli her sister's hps, as she toid the story of Calvary and Christ, and the cloud that iccived th- Kingaad Savior returning to his 1 ; t,ro:!C ' it were vain to say h.e understood all j this, lie onlv knew that she was telling' l im of her hope ere long to be above him, j above the sky; and his active but bewilder- ! ... . ., , . . . .. . j - I iMwroiignt an ims itn nis ancient tra ii ions, and having long ago rej -e'.ed thej creed tliat did not teach him that the wa. immortal, as he fell back on the ilea that the immortals had s some v; hat to do Lh the stars; as be lav d;un on the ground close beside of the ten', listening to everv sound from within, he fixed his eyes on the zenith, and watched the ping of the , , c . i. .-ii l-i ti hosts of the night until she died. There O was a rustling of garments, a voice of iaexpressible sweetness suddenly sighed a j 1 r. i .i .- r . i low, soft sigh, the expiration of a s uut; and , . ... , , , , i at that instant, fir iu t'ie depths of thrne-' f ..... ...II,,' i ridian Dine, a clear star uasi;ca on ma ovo for the first time, its silver radiance, and j he believd that she w.is there. For three scoro years after that there wagon the desert, near the group of palm tiros and tha lonely spring, a small turret buiitcf slones, brought a long distauco, j stone by stone, upon tho camels. And in this hut. or on its summit, lived a good, wise man, beloved of all the tribes, and especially followed by bis own immediate tribe, who with him rejected Mohammed, and worshipped an unknown God through tho medium of the stars, and especially one star which he had taught thorn to reverence above all others. And at length there came a night when ' the wind was abroad on the desert, and thej ... , r i.i, voice of tho deaort was fierce and terrible. But high over all tho sand hills, and over j tho whirling storms of sand; sedate, calm, I m-ijosiie. iw immutanlo stars wer loking down on the plain, and the old m-in on bis tower b.-held them, and vent fonh 6m

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.. . . .. . I. . . f ..mm. p;y ,uxt 1" eüaaiy, lour years w.a ii.ua elao&ed since the caloric ship "Ericssou" , . .i;,,, carv vcat to WasningloU City, makbtg Se.f kl.OU ail lluUr, V.ilh a lie:id WIU.1. By n. Miv th. ce-z iS the. new rjiibciial was accoruingly; but tr.e cxpecinuo" tuen e : tertaed. tail d to he reahzod. and tU caic -nerwas V - , . .t . t :, j.i? nas beo:i le-prociuceu in tonn auuualy modilieJ. and in all rases with great Mmp lcitvol coKStruciioii; wnue me taoor r ; which it performs is vastly disproportioned to 'I-4 v.snr'.-.r .'"" -f h-n c it. pared - . . r wr.i tie re:-::'. ...: ..-Mr;u.t'vr, iu othei . cr." ti --. i tv..im rr-m-i-l-a nw eiurt( . bv t viit ' J ........ o ... - ... . made yesteidav to me clhce of John B. i - . , , , v;ii;..n ct,..t ..u.' n Kneuing, .a iliiam stteet, v, beie on oi f ! t.. 1.' . I . , . Ai . . I at iikI ,m r.lof fl . . . , J , . r...;' IS Set UJ), oa a m;i;i:i ts'-aie, uui is eumeienily large to lilustinte the principle. Though occupy ingles than a cubic foot of space, and heated only by gas, the power developed defies the stiength of a bfngl man. it is employed in pumping, and raises three hogsheads per hour loan etevftj tiun of five fetit. This pa'lcrn is called a -domestic engine." bain? adapted to. Fer--j:--' - . 2 jj anölhor caloric enyiHe is located on on2 0f the prs on the North River, and id ueSlfUeu Io allins uae. xu inn "F1-4 -J , i . . 1 r, A,t rcn. it tr.mi:ea o accomplish imroitant result, t , . . tor our hurt larije packets ana sai.m 6Uips, being u:t:ib!c to carrv Ftcam engines, niu ullsJJ)pr;edwi:h xu' Wuithingto.t pump. anl ihertfore ha i v.hollv to rc!v tu nianminutes, sav.'-.g the ;.) r Ol an entir Crew; ddiere being possibility of explosion, or .11, I,.. ......1 i- nmtilr 111" Mtl.ll :u!ie. c.i;c5 et, iii'j ij anii" i uuuii ! ' . ' . rr , A i i.oHti ,!i of tlie cM jiu.' is a muter v r .p. is a mv.ter ,.f thc I . . Z - Ei1 least consequence, a it lvuuire.- Utile o"- ! h -Is air, and can run in the foietop, or up- ! , . i. ii ; l,rr. iecu equa.iV we.i. . : In ad Jhion to ih above, a beautiful . .,,r1 V i,lt b,CJ! vu iUr Rbout thü .trVr"for tl last to:, w.-ks, and is .f.oti : been ! se d during the last MX weeks, i th hp '"-J or W i every day! Even aller the hie are wholly oxli - .j euQicKMll hc.tt is retained ' ?,.f;i 0f the ctvine (if it lias been thorotü-hlv warmed, and is in c;oid Work j ing order), to propel the boat at bast tw. mu U? V Y "c engine of this bo.it is ti"t hrgerthau the boiler which il,e simo bo.'.t would rcquirc'if prol)(.jd bv stoam. It is said that the caloric cngii:3 can ba built on any desired scale of magnitude, T ? V"V 0!? licsson !caivnc cugme v.w origiianv uum, is , vv;o1v n;.0I.l0jt t10 anangement and m,.t.lianisni are ontirelv diHierent the I whole b !:i r dmv 1 to a degree of simp'.ieitv neei be form attained in any engine. It h reasonably suggested that in places where "dry motors" only can bemp'oyed; a in the gold diggings of California, this new engine must prove immonsolv valuab.. We wish Mr. Ericsson and bis asosciatc j that full measure -f 6UCCC5S which their i eneruT and ji-Jrsevorar.c'so well deerc. ' m -O- mWm i Mohmox Scmtmevt. Captain Van Vir.iT, U.S. A.jateh :mhrd z ?t. Iuin from ruh, t n tint he Ki.-ed a wick in (oie.it Sj't Ike Citv.- ! . , , .- . I!? v..i3 tre-.te.l w'u'.i inueh cohm b nit.n, anj inVi- ,. . , , ... , ,.r in.: ted to n.irttkc ot tae pitul'ties Oi the icauinjr1 .,.., ,,r..0 Hut a a'l ooe.tifii. ai.il froru every pni-n r, he hoard only one expression ei opin Jin .iiidth.it -aas, that they never would permit IViti d Mates tnpps , or the ellieers ipjo:iitt-d by tho IV.ted States ov( ;;.iu nt, m p t a foothold in their doiu.Ji.oi-. Ia all their public deebnatien-. and in fii ato i onvt r.-.di.:;. Ui'.i soiitiraci.t i ljic.ly avowel; il-.ey will never sufTor ttietronj to enter the city, an-l ii" they d. it u ill he after the to ü has t ecu ciuur.tolto llimc, tVo territory arouni itkadwa te,ai:da 1 the iuhtMt ant have tied to tin moiinta'ns Their fjiutieiMn kom? no boundi; they believe lii, l..irn Yoimg to be the pi-oiiite! agent of ilie Lord r.nd what ever he commands them to do they will l-e: fon.i with abirrst-. Thv say that they luve p-ovlsons utCcü nt to I. t tUcm fur three or four years and that, priveeuted iu tlu-T luve been ?.nd are by Americans, ibey vill re.st to the 1 ?t extremity. . U,ECENTLa J-y topped at th Madiso house, Covington. Kv., wnh her illlsl,an.l 0d thirtv-twochild.cn. ShewM about tdxty years of age, but looked young 'l,-d hoariy. If this can be beat we' are readv to c hronicl the fct. JtTTha to.al li.bili i - i f upendd' t ond. i estimated at 181, 700.000.

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