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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16

YOUNG DEMoCRAT.-ln the great strug-
gle for principle which is now agitating
every section of our country, young men
are bearing prominent and glorious part.
Our fathers have retired from the more &C.
tive and stirring scenes Of the battle field,
and have left to the rising generation and
the middle aged the solemn duty of guard
ing with more youthful vgor and energy,
the noble heritage that is bequeathed TO
them. To young men just entering upon
the theatre of life, and fired with an ambi-
ton to maintain, in unimpaired beauty and
simplicity, the liberties which their fathers
have achieved and defended. must the re-
publican and patriot look for continuance
of the public safety, happiness and free
dom. The young may be ardent, Jealous
and enthusiastic; they arc also free from
corruption as we'll as GOODNESS, which are
too often the concomltantS of maturer
years. They look with single and dis
interested eye TO the good Of their common
country; they toll and labor for the main
tenance of some great ruling principle, re-
CARELESS of personal conSe quences, or Pc
cuniary losses; their feelings have not been
ossified by the frauds, stratagems, and trea-
cherries, which too frequently have blunt
ed the sensibilities Of a ri per aee and chill
ly experience; and they are ever ready,
with bone, and muscle, and sinew, TO car
ry on vigorous, powerful and perseve-
ring warfare in defence of liberal and pure
principles.
The young, too, are generally demo-
cratic. They appreciate fully the bless
lngs of free government in their largest
and highest scnse-in the protection at
forded life, liberty, and the pursuit of hap
piness-in its federation Of religious, moral,
and political opnions-in the wide range
it gives to follow their cal!ings, without
moIestaton, and eat the fruits of their labor
in peace. Open hearted, generous and ac-
tive, the aid Of the young is the surest
guarantee Of the righteousness, prosperity
and success OF any cause. To them is the
republican party greatly indebted for It's
former victories; to them must it still look
for its future and lasting triumphs. We
call upon the young men to be up and do
ing; warm and animated contest will
soon demand all their energies. The en-
envy has already taken the field, and is
preparing to fight, inch by inch, against
Van Buren,, the Independent Treasury,
and the democracy Of the country. Shall
he prevail? Shall the black flag Of the
opposition float over the citadel of our IL
berries? Let the eagle Of democracy an
swer.-Toy Budget.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16
VOL. II. NO. XXI.

YouTA, OR GREAT SALT LAKE-This
is the name Of large body of Salt water
situate in The western slope of The Rocky
Mountains, in 40 degrees north latitude,
and within the limits Of Mexico. 1t is 40
miles long. and averaging about six wide.
The waters of this Lake hold in solution
more than double the amount of salt con-
tanned in the waters of the Atlantic. 1t
has no visible outlet, although several large
rivers discharge their waters into ii; in APP
pearance and density, this Lake bears a
strong resemblance to the Dead Sea of Pa
leSline. From the centre rises a mountain,
the top of which Is covered with perpetual
snow, towards its base immense hocks of
Rocky Mountain sheep are seen 10 Craze.
The waters are said to lie dead and heavy,
like molten lead, across this silent sea 30
one either white man or savage, has ever
dared to sail. An opinion generally pre-
walls that around the base oil this mountain
sweeps terrible Maestrom, which en-
CULTS every thing that comes within It's
power. A Genius presides there, who in
spires all with dread, and awe, who ap-
proach his sacred precincts. The Indians
believe that the great Spirit has his throne
and dwelling place upon the :op of this
Mountain, from whence he looks abroad
and beholds at a glance all Of his red chill
dren Of the forest. When angry he clothes
himself with clouds and darkness, and with
his red arms, he hurls abroad his thunder
bolts; it is then that the savages Of every
tribe, gather aroumd and offer up sacrif-
ccs to appease his wrath. We have been
informed by travellers visiting the Lake,
that many Of their ceremonies are solemn
and imposing. No one can approach this
spot without being impressed with the my
sterious and wonderful operations of Ma
ture. In a region elevated several thou
sand feet above the level of the Pacific
Ocean, surrounded on all sides with fresh
water, rises up this fountain Of Brine. In
several places in the south side where the
water is shallow, there is crust of salt
lying on the bottom more than foot thick
We would like TO see an authentic descrip-
ton Of this region, nothing could add more
to the advancement Of science as well IS
history.-Miners' (Dubuqac) Express
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16

Buried aAue-almoSt, notguite A scene
strange as any founded on fiction occurred
in this city on Sunday last. Wewill give
it in the words OF the gentleman who fur
nshed US with the fact. It's veraciiy and
its truth may be relied on.
1t appears thai young Spaniard was
lying iE the last stage Of yellow fever
The physician was sent for, but before his
arrival the young man had ceased TO live,
according TO the opinions Of those in the
house, 50 that when he arrived he found
his patient covered with white linen, and
reported as dead. That very evening they
washed and cleansed the young man. and
having put on bis buria! dress, lhcv laid
him Oh his bed until the morning. In the
morning a coffin was got, and all the ne
cessary preparations were made. He was
then taken and put into his coffin, but no
sooner was he dropped in it than be Jump
cd up and asked where they were going to
place him. They then conducted him in
a carriage 10 a colorcd nurse woman's
house. he is yet very sick, but may per-
haps live. 1t appears that he was in state
of lethargy.-N 0. Picayune.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16
NJ. FRANK AND G.. LATHAM SHOLES,
EDITORS.
Il ERNIS

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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16

1t is said that excellent lamp oil, can BIO
extracted from Indian corn, of a better
quality than a large proportion of the real
article, and less expensive. The matter
should lie tested. II such can be done, the
immense crops Of corn which grow almost
spontaneous in the western states, may be
turned to profitable account The whole
world could be supplied with oil in this
way. The farmers would find better
market for their supplies of corn-ihe
practice Of manufacturing whiskey from it
would be discouraged, and the means al
ways placed within the reach Of the PEG.
pie Of supplying themselves with light at a
cheap rate. And how grateful The whales
would be with such an arrangements
Wouldn't they spout eloquenIIy in praise
Of their bsnefactors?--Lou. advertiser.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16

Ne1o Project.-Mr. II. Burden, Of the
Troy Iron Works, gentleman, the Troy
Wing says, Of great mechanical genius
and practical skill, suggests in that paper
the propriety Of constructing q steamboat
$50 feet long orlhe navigation Of the Hud-
son, divided inio three sections, with an
engine to each similar to train Of rail-
road cars, or locomotives. Each Of the
present boats has to dig or excavale pas
sage in the water equal 10 the cross section
of the boat. Mr.. b. argues that rs in his
long boat only one canal would have TO
be excavated, the entire power Of two en-
gines might be saved and applied to in
crease the speed of the first boat or section,
for in constructing three boats Of $50 feet
each, into one boat of $50 feet, said boat
can be so formed as to pass through the
water at high velociiies with much less
resistance than one of2J0 feet. He thinks
boats may be constructed on his plan so as
70 answer every purpose Of rive, naviga-
lion, and by lengthening the trains in
crease the speed cd infnitum.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16

AUBURN AND ROCHESTER RAILROAD The cars
to run on this road on the 2Jth instant across
the Cayuga lake leaving bnl eight miles to be travel
ed in Stages to Auburn The road it is expected will
be completed TO Auburn in October. The receipts
upon sixty three miles completed have teen from 500
to 500 per day! When the road is completed TO
Auburn, the receipts will probably be from 5000 TO
$1,000 per day. Half the receipts frequently de-
rived from way passengers
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16

Six Grorjng an Massachusetts. From
the eggs of five breeding millers. Matched
this year in Northampton, 2,400 cocoons
were taken. only five of which proved de-
fective. From the whole lot one pound OF
very superior raw silk was reeled.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16

A very excellent beverage called Rhu-
barb Wine, is getting lashionabn at the
East. 1t is made Of the stalk Of rhuJard
and gooseberries.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16

ScHooNERs have made passage 20 Buffi-
10, in three and half days, this fall.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-08-06
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Sgen sidrtftehler no Shitler 1tno Gebt6ee,
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9eutlOe Selt9fette II.

Die Deutfb'n iino oob lonoerbore Wsnfben !!
DIT nenuen iie Seti sfeit Da6ieni9e, aa6 ie
bobFuust stadtib mabt. Dubin 9eb0rt 5.S.6etne-
feli 9teit, pie oob NIT oerSetistet gar nt6ts 9e@
mtn bat; oieM ubfeli9t EFT tbieStemanoen erfreu-
en- Fam Die 2lrmfell9f feitt Die nob &einen
9laflitb 9en,abt !; Die . bfett9 teit, oeren
Saftano Die Nrnut9 oeS BeNser6 beurfunoen Ole
Soumi eli9teit, Die fboa un5dbli9e Men-
fben unsludtib seno6t; Die 0eble.li9feit,
Die nicbt nur ldifis, fonoern aub 9efdbrtb 1T enos
libo Die Sdbrei bleli9 fei t. nniereS 3eitaltersJ
Die mob wenis ooer gar ni6ts Gutes betpirft bat |!
Sa, ia, Die oeutlben Selisfeiten liao ltnfdi9fei-
ten. So a. ..ss ~ - - s.E# e,
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sEllIlpptl1e ent{blief, tlUO ppt Qilen, Sic &c
faNntett tte betraltett prbe. MbdJtc bpd bas gprz
trtts1l Der Stanee6oeriAteoenteit emol perfAtpin,
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