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New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
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/ MISSION WAREHOUSE, No. ii Libor,y-s;Ieci--
Printing Li,hosrsphc aYi Colored Papers IN all hei.
varieties iade crds. OF quality common news
to tho lcet Book paper rate .E tho country az lac ia
arkcl PRICES from the very superior t4Is OF oessts
c and w Curtis Boston and w & IL. CsTils SeiIEtilo
and from several other manufacturers nans 'ae ee
machinery Al orders saily rseSTse SIS p.eai
' er-cute3, .u7 Fn EDWARD tlkifS.= AScn
;-sSS3,s CETERxaTED CEsAFRs =
N All kinds 70. ARD co!soit srch as Rocking
RecrEbsrt. Revolving. &c. The first premium al the
two las, Fairs has been swarded hiug's Chairs lRey
eisexhers. NJ w. KING P.;ar,c-,
dl4 ii "a Braad~ar ha;~ec Gr,na ard Rroorpc s's
YGEsS WARWICK. Sweep Shelter And Re
j fire, in general, No. II Joha.s,sees New-York.
Purchaser OF jewelers. and Silvsrsmiths Poilshinss
pr,;cinrs Lepels Parting Bars, Coarse Silver Bars
Lace Gil, and plated Metals. Bookoiudcr' Rags &s &c
NOTICE 20 PARTNERSHIPS who are
AZ his season OF the year troubled with burning OIL
a informed that they be supplied On QUANTITIES 20
,her coHvcnieucsl ;h pure bleacAed Sperm Uii
eqn,if r,c. to- glass lamps. g. per gallon aud ua
lsacled equally as good except coor, az IS oi and
beh viii arrsn,ed no. 70 chill or crust ne wleS II
burning, b. 'A'ic> - ~ n.>. ~
J2l w. ~ " -@eN-
EECg.ES. LEECHEs. LEECHEs!
sI-ll.OC0 very iae healthy tiesmsn and swedish
eaceS iusI rccev ed an for sale BILE NOE
safe and retail or carefully applied. By WILMA sun
Cherjis, aud .rIaceutis,, APothecares Haii oa's
r!le - J
EeI,Es0 .aND 2L.TERs' Brass
FIRST RATE article OF Relied and F!aers brass,can
a a,rays found 1T JAMES u. MOE 81 III friEcs
street., near Wooster the lowest market p'ica'.
,i=r $ ary s,nerio, srteis ri caapars Rrc's ,&z
NEWTON DAEsLaNG's SC1TEaES.-
y The undersigucd-seie 1sents m sts etty-ior iae
sale OF tie celebrated Scy,hes arr prepared TO re-
cciye orders FOR the az the Manufacturers lowest
1il3tf WA. II WIGHT & Co, loo JOHN st.
I-0HiYOsXGso Eoi2. ESs, OF tho be
materials and quality aud of all sizes, cas-; al the %
sIrIkRilc tho p--s. u n"s, N. .an,ar,, -"'' -
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
DIR. PETER Z [ Ell (
NJ INDICATED L0ZE \ & s 5
WHOLESALERS KE Nd. = i 100 bfUaU'
WAY Nt...-YOph.
PETERS,, EGEGsE E.OX ENC; e


arc nov randy suesIsedinc al ether preparations Tor
;sa relief nj Coughs, Colds, Asthma, "hooFing CVugR
htucSs the Chest B.olchIt!s- and s!ar
pulmonary affections itIs nor##e established iHaia
large proporlion OF csses Consumption. b. which
many valuabe hvts Annually sacrificed o"c t12iF
origin TO cciecsd Colds AID Coughs hlcB flef easily
have been 1etoora No E:c.!ctae .Tiil
be found so eicotiors incGrDE Suo cSses rs these Lo
zaDces- They inf.ili5iy allly ecoaSh b!seI40Tla-
tue irritation =hici keeps i u'!!a nj the same tlice
tHcv promote xeseiora:5a. aaG r1iEr2 c1rEcsL!c:s
DosE-Ole isozcnge lsaai'y dose oran alljer7nea
may be repeated I'VE OF SIX times day n.eqGlrcd Half
Of one To chilli 5gf; Tclrs Jij qG%rtg. 10 o-e=ci
four: and n proportion. When administered 10
children the a!oz: convenient NY IS ssa5 les IN
little warm water. TIE Diet sS0Id lie !Ig!t, and the
bowels Kept regular; The LoR2E.es have laxative
effect, other medicine seioc required; bat COS
tvenes. is present, few cear:lc LoZgngcs M ba 49,
full IftEc couFh=:s harassiHs al Gigh snorEa be
akcn at bed tine. general ruic, ley houd aos be
taken before breakfast, hui i; they GTe, ba the sLa
dose viii be- sufficient II there paI2 n the chest CT
SIDE, ofPeter. Plaster (,icc only IA ces) should
be applied over lac part and worn I'll relieved.
PETEEsh' WOIsG Es{:XGNGEa
Are ckao~edgei by the aci.E' to re c-Inosi scsA
tic and successful preparation. of TIC dcsttucaoa=o
worms ever offered Puhi1c. mere are several
medicines advertised specifies u! such EisaS 'dt they
have proved 50 UNCERTAIN .nL worthless have lest
al confidence with pubic. Some q! tacr ln.eed, are
so thcl: operation, 20 qasnt i1 10 aL"i
results The public therefore etuoaed a2a'ns tacl
These I.oznnges while they found 10 be- qertecty
safe wi! al the time tasi wnctc worms are
present. to destroy taam.
S;.,proys OF WoEMs-Thcsc afc headache. vertigo,
palencs OF III. lips with flashed checks, grinding tie
teeth during Sleep disturbed rEnis, S.ep broken Oh b.
fright and screaming, corIii,os !aycrshGLss. thirst
had the mouth; GncislEc breath congh, difficult
breathing itching OF Tie nOzH pam IN tic ,tonach,
NAUSEA sGucamisaacss. verscous= appetite, caGaass,
eacs,nu Slight, chls shivefisgs, dr"wsncsz, aii=ae,
sweed stomach limbs and cfokilG &c throat
itching Of the ari.- ard rIg lgTbd rcqgcG.
dosire to cyacaateztha bowels discharges otsnc aad
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

gsEs .s.s.EN's BAz.sAN HOREH0UND
~ LIVERWORT & PLEuRlSf ROOT; fer Coughs,
Colds, Consumption and Liver ompiant.-Consumption
is disease oeasecrcty lurking in the system for years
before there theIetst complaint Of the Lungs And IN
this stage be cured eIectualy, AM! certainly
-y oiaer disease Let got persons delay the use Of
lEedc.no Until tht. lungs scasibiy affected bu. Undue
season resort Dr.. Aliens Balsam of Lyerwor,-this
medicine has proved the Cong OF hscians
for hct al mankind vii have abundant 70 bless
lie 1rd Providence. AIo.c than 100 physicians IL this
CIV nos: use; this medicine in their practice.
LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.-UT. Al!en-Dear Sir
,ayr u.cd your BasaIn OF IioraioUHi- L"erworf ond
Peurisy Root II my practice for months past, and
from :AcA onGeriui effect has had am iaiy satisfied
tpossesses yery superior vir.ues in the CT
Liver ComPl AID Consumption. 60 strongly recon-
mend The public, andto the Faculty Respectfully,
J. D. KIcHaRDsoS. IL b.
Hudson. August /, i5tI
NH0OPING COUGn-Ths i..ease i prevailing very
crtsaslvey, aud Is weeping off many tc ones, ~lth
:sry fcvy days Illness Parents houl remember ih1Ds
Aliens Baisam Li.er% ort i the only nfb!e remedy
and has saved thousands OF lives during years.
sold ~ W 4. Tyler, wholesale agent, - Barclay 81;
E J! (iGloa la7 Bos,ery corner ofGT9nd.st. Dir ar.
c-rner OF Broadway AID Chamb-rs=treet; OF at
Minors Drug Store OF Broadway and John 81 :
1..c II Everett. Boz ee~nicb -et t2' IN
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
Farther Items Of Foreign News.

ENrthcr EtemA OF RCFclSH NEWS
Parliament has been farther prorcgued to the
4th of February. when it will meet for the regular
despatch OF business. The Queen has .gnitled her
intention of delivering the Royal Speech IN person.
The baptism of the Prince of Wales vas 10 take
place on the Goth inst at St. George Chapel,
Windsor. Several distinguished foreigners would
attend the ceremony; among them the King OF
Prussia, and Ferdinand, Duke Of SAKE Coburs, as
sponsors The names of the hope OF England
had NOT yet been settled between his Royal parents,
but it is presumed that he viii figure in the list OF
Kings either as. Albcr, L. IL honor OF his father,
or Edward Nv. in memory OF his deceased grand
father, the parent OF Victoria
Victoria is dissatisfied that her son shall take
rank above his father and, to satisfy her. i, is be-
6eyed that Prince Albert Will be created King
Consort, with the title of His Majesty.
The Royal Family were at Windsor Castle in
excellent health.
The health of the Queen Dowaser is better.
The Liberals Of the City of Dabiu have selected
Lord hIorpe,h as candidate, in place OF MIR.
West. M. P. deceased.
The export OF manufactured goods 10 the cni'eo
Ststes, from Liverpool, continues to pc extensive.
An ordoanance had been published, accompanied
Army company in each ba,slon, Cor from
A3S,00O to $4,000 men, and Is 900 horses y
which saving will be made of So, 100000 p
amman.
The Prince de Joinville arrived q, Ealmouth
Dec 81, in the steamer Tssss, from, Lisbon, where
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

CHEMICAL 0lI4--BuRNlNG FLUlD.-The sub
scrber would invite the ae1tion of the public TO hl:
stock of s.GREENOUGIl'S PATENT LAMPS" which
from their beauty and superior qusl,cs destined TO
supcr.ede all Others now The oil which burned
them chemical prepuration very clean II Il, proper
ties, and gives very br!iaat and economical light The
Burning Fuid is portable light (. &C from all smoke
SMELL or crease and viii neither so;lnor stain Common
Lamps cau be altered trlng expense, 20 burn the
ud The subscriber kindly permitted 10 refer TO soae
of respectable families who are no" using tie
article. j. {. HOOkER, zoe hToad~Iy,
between Grand and Brceine
~ There danger of explosion il either one OF
these article, o2If
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
DR, JIG. EaE~ EFT takes hi. v .,,,,.a--t

V, ). &. kaE 81 4 TT takes this s,e,so. e.
'u1h 'haass 10 bis friends and the public for, ~ 70
e.al encouragement &c has received In al. line Of 10
which is couhned 10 Sprains Di,.ocaGon. eac.
White Seedlings Carys,.rss ard Diseases go oissa
u:a,ism. Nervous Afectioas Ccr.rsc,!op. "ass
cases OF .h- J0!zt, aud Limbs DC ~ Do
References given on Application 10 Dr. II =, s.n
"ay aftweeH Bsooa'a 'af Sprsag-.ss Sa@,
VOT4C.< 1OKIR' R-DpRH
DE-. a. q. HULL, No. We. cy 81 Asto- uVM
To;k.Prrsoas s.llictea sita Ruptrrss ray rs
best instrumental aid ;he world stfo.ts on spnee
rs ottce, VeScy st. NeS York 10 either Of
agents IN :hc chief towns Of ii. United
uents >us, be careful to examine the b.rk pad of
H3ii's TrusSes, Il they endorsed hv n.
writing. None other are genuine - be ,s,,st
good. Dr. Hull guarsaces cures 20 all oherwi,e 49,,
patients who call his flee for treatment II
BE- radical and permanent as TO pseciss. TN
necessity OF wearing aRy truss whatever, the
vslcci i returned The expiration Of the term e., go
for the cure, whatever progress TIE rupture nav 80
t1S de toward eradication.
A compeen, surgeon Of Is years. experience in u,
OF Cruising kra,ures is IN constan; aepdahce =, -
Hulls office. o'
Children under 70 ye5ss universally cured wi,hon,.
tie. expense than the cost OF the Truss The radical @
has been uader The progressive prae!lca proyesa,,
more than ~ years past Or. llais Truss Otee ~,
now brought 70 a state Of inrNalei perfection
Msny treachesons agent. have undertaken 10 yepJ j..
tnt'ons Of Or Halls celebrated is,c and pivo, T,s -
the easy anG safe retention OF Rup,ures These lr,
casuot be relied ontacy made by snskilfp s,s
AID mechanics aaL better than tAe ordinary
Of the market The genuine have nv full Mans ..s
ting. ys9 I'm A'oS G. HULL & CO
,sNasE TSUSSES AND sUppOpTEn,
ofDr. HULL'S iuycnlion ccnii.ue 10 r,cciys Nv,
cidci preferences For t~caty years pss, have emnL
ed The rrus,eS of DR. Hull with success The S,,rnS
was invented II S}l by n, Doctor with nv alyrs ~
approba,ion-and ar happy say tia, i, is ex,epv
adopted 10 Europe as we'll as IN this country
Sieaod, VALENTINE MOTT, MD
New York July |. s4l. ilql
NOTICE TO CREDITOKS.-AN person, h.,
INC claims sg,Ls, Wiiie P3ce arc rsque, ed TO 6,
iheroot dGy authentic, the subscriber ca
before the fit day of february 81, store No. Il C,s
street in this city.
jl8 lF5' SCHUREaiAS HALSTED, A,,iSns,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
-gsR 14ss,EN's BAz.saN FOREGROUND

H. g. Wanted! at the above place fow dozen Of tn,
mported BRITISH OIL. dis
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

sIe.srs. 4 B. 4. n. s-G-ntemsc,-Feelius dsepy
indebted 20 you the vaiuase services You have rem
dared me DO cheerful Inform you tat my VIE j
autrely cure OF tn sail sCm ty the ace OF our >e-
acGy4a5 syrup Of arsspaTi:. Sac has been very Sc
g.eiy atEcie with the ds,>ein the face for SIX years
had r.ed various medicines, bath internal aud cAteFna
without producing any good effect untii by the advice o!
friend 40 cured by your medicine she ~as lEuH
cod uSet aad Thankful TO say the result mas 0een
azpc.f-ctCulc Yours respectfully,
JOHN CHAPMAN, 70 Chatham ST.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

rgNND NEWER MEDALS ANEs DE
I rLOMAS have been awarded TO John Liudmark. ec
Chatham street. for the best Cologne and For
years he has been engaged in the manulacu Of Per
umery this city, and until the present time he has not
presented himself before the public in the advertising
columns any paper but sustained by the decision
of eminent judges of Perfmery given at tue Fairs held
in this City ami Boston, he feels authorized in saying 10
those who article in his line. that at IS Chatham
street they may find superior quality, At moic raic
prices Remember the number is as formerly entrznce
Chatham Char ni. di4 lv
TVN0 T2lEG E'gE:E.FG-LIFE BOAY.-The un-
dcrsgnod bCgs leave respectfully to invite The attci
ou Of captains, merchants and ell others Interested
the navigation OF boats aud vessels TO hs newly Ill
vented Life Boat.
These Life Boats made upon entirely different
principle from those in They warranted 10
BE every adapted to the purpose for which they are
and can be furnished FOR nearly Que halt the
expense OF what is termed :. Francis Life Boats.
Those feeling interested this subject are invited TO
call the establishment Of the undersigned No. 400 Wa
ter street. and examine for themselves.
CHANDLER |. IHGERSOI.L,
II There is QUO uow building, which the public
invited TO examine the work Progresses. JIG #
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
VI MEDICAL.



- -. Warranted to cure."-Sali EhcUu, Ri1c-orrn
letter Scald Head BARRIERS Jackson Itch, Eczema
P-ozsis palma-a- and other diseases :. Tie SIZE, are
saf-y certainly ard etecuaIy cured by TIC OF Sands
Remedy, hen hcS been tested II nore thar SIX
thousand different q! the above diseases without
.vine aly here ae directions a.teutcd To-
The unparalleled saccess OF ia remedy II carlrs DIS
.lses ine wtac equal II the history o. Isedi
ciue.3The Compound Syrup Of Sarsapariia i recon-
Issne 10 be used wiki lie Remedy, Itteats 70 throw
from TIE Blood sud system generally all the nre2h
hume. contacted sh TIE diseases AID &c application oil
le Ieusds extcyIlay the i1e, entirely afad
cafes II ira. lc system. Tae Remedy Il perfectly aaIFa
lass operation AID I-ar be applied VIII safety even
ne skin OF .a Iendefes infant Testimonials OF rs
ecac, daily received and tac ioloTlns a:e eiecteu
i7 publication which il; !, thought val satisfy the niad
Of evcry ca1did person of It's extraordinary .r,R.s
Mex York. Ma: {, lci0.
Mess A. g. * D. observation-disclosures Of
ard gratitude induce me TO info1i you ISL
am perfectly cured OF ie Sa Rheula By the use OF &c
Remedy. Tk- cisrase spread over both my h.nds 20 my
a-e- ecds aud mad been Standing fsureen years duF!Rs
sic time under the treatment o: more thsn en-
=; re piiy.iciaaS Who Ill failed 10 !re more - an
,5a9r.r Eeliafi vas unable 10 n:e u hsnds 6utit;ie
aud cou! not put them wd;er Eyn nails repeatedly
came OH and almost hs sa-s from the compliant
t-a ilau i :. cot doctor. but all 70 10 purpose, W.
III ss,Eler gas ADVISED By friend 70 Use your ke
r.syI COMMENCED With c iaii., having t.!easo ma
NJ Things .ithou; producing any good effect IL lew
cays NJ hands better and Notwithstanding put
teg n ra:sr daily, they c0atiuUeG 10 imprGTc -
fs- gseks aerc entirely seli.It IoTe than s1
recks since the cIec,eJ since vhich time they
nave been perfectly yell
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
tNHs CaNT0H TEA COMPANY OF

Gunpowdsr and Imperial Tees, II
tchests aud half chests for sals ~
81 II GRLNNELL, &INTURN Il Co - South-a;.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

TO CIaKsHNH'G, lHsaH1 Il KS.
Il and 6. in welded head BED SCREWS.
SOFA SPRINGS, CHAIR WEBBING, &C.
Just received and for sale Dy
NJ T. WHITNEY a. 20 Importers Of Hardware,
100 2s7 l63 Chatham square, near James :
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

n2s.Esc FO0LsGai' s.PEts. -lC
Z re,rls ilMES,> Ruled CAP for sale By
pFRSSF * BROOKS. b! I.'tlar.r Z
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

DNsD,@ ffLEAifalNt: 20 5 DE- H.
100 czsks Boyds celebrated B!5zcainc Porce., J;
received aud Tor :ae By
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

~ There is QUO uow building, which the public I
invited 10 exnnline the work progresses: ll9 u
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-06-07
THU TELEGRAPH.
SOUTHPORT, WIS, JUNE 7, 1912.

Brrlington Road.-The contract for building
road from Southport to Burlington, was taken last
fall by Mr. E. Perkins, Esq. This road is now
completed, and the individuals who were selected
to Judge of the work, have made the examination
and given their certificate, certifying the road I'm
ished according to the contract. This road Is one
of much importance, as 1t opens avenue from
this place to region of country TO which commune
cation has hitherto been attended with considerable
difficulty. Those fertile and already we'll settled
sections of the country, embracing Spring and
Gardner prairies, have now convenient access to
the Lake Shore through this road. The distance
between Southport and Burlington, is considerably
less by this route than by that hitherto travelled in
addition, the road great proportion of the way,
passes on an elevated ridge. of land, and is mostly
level the entire distance. We informed that
heavy loads may be carried this road with as
much ease as on any other road in this part of the
country Much credit is due Mr. Perkins for the
exertions he has made to bring about this improve
ment-he the originator of the work, and if we
are correctly informed has urged it to completion
at much sacrifice on his part. The importance OF
good roads extending into the country from our
town must be manifest to alive are dependant
upon the country for support-our growth and COM
mcrcial Importance will be advanced in proportion
as the people of the country patronse US with their
trade If the inhabitants of the country find other
commercial towns or the lake shore more conve-
nient of access than this, they will of course visit
other towns in preference to this. Southport we
believe has as good roads at present leading into
the interior, as any other town the western shore
of the lake; but as good as they are there is still
much room for improvement. The business of our
town will enlarge in proportion good roads are
opened and improved, leading to the fiourishing
towns and neighborhood into the interior of the ter
rtOr
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-06-07

The Hon. THOMAS FORD, is to be supported as
the Democratic candidate for Governor IN the state
of Illinois, to supply the place of the .ormer demo-
cratic candidate, Adam w. Snyder, W no died some
three weeks ago. Mr. Ford has not been nomlna-
ted by state conventions the time of the election
being too near at hand after the death OF Col. 5.
to allow the calling of convention of the state.
Ford has been brought out as candidate IN the
northern part of the state by kind of general con-
sent without any concert of action. There appears
10 be cordial assent among the democrats to sup
port Ford at the coming election.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-06-07

PENSION AGENT.-We stated in our last that Pa
raclete Potter, had been appointed Pension Agent
for the Territory of Wisconsin. AS there has been
some unexplained delay in the appointment OF a
pens;ol agency for the Territory, we find in Ma
Olson paper reason assigned Why the appointment
of competent officer was not sooner supplied
1t appears that young gentleman by the name OF
Chartes Doty was appointed to the office OF pen
sion agent in December last. The fact of this ap-
pointment was communicated to Gen. Dodge by
Mr.. Edwards the Commissioner of Pensions where
upon Gen. Dodge returned note to the General
Pension Office, the authority of respectable
gentleman, stating that Charles Dirty was minor.
A correspondent was subsequently opened by the
Department with Gov. Doy, to learn of him wheth
er his son Charles was of age. The information
was accompanied with much delay, and may serve
to explain why the appointment of competent per-
son has been delayed until quite recently.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-06-07

C. There is point in the Rhode Island
controversy too frequently overlooked by
friends and foes. In the constitution Of
every State in the Union, there is clause
pointing ont the mode by which it may be
altered or amended, but in the grant or
charter Of Rhode Island, no such clause
exists. The Legislature itself is not cloth
ed with any power over this subject None
but the original contractors can change or
,.lter the charter granted By Charles ID. TO
The landlords Of Rhode Island, more than
Two hundred years ago. But time has long
since swept them off the stage Of life, and
the power must rest somewhere. The
Constitution Of the United States says that
the powers not delegated to the United
States by the Constitution, nor prohibited
by the State, are reserved TO the States
respectively, or to the people," This all
concede right and proper. Let US apply
the pFincipe to Rhode Island All po1c-
ers neither granted or prohibited By tie
charter are reserred TO the people them
selres. With the people of Rhode Island
alone then, does all the power and right
rest TO alter. amend or change as they see
fit their mode Of government under which
they live. The Legislature has no power
over this subject, but the people have su-
preme power.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-06-07

ROBBERS ARREsTED-The two robbers who for
chilly entered the house Of Mr. Cole in Mt. Pleasant
on the night of the ult., have been arrested in
the City of Chicago, and committed to Jail. This
robbery was COMM tied under circumstances of an
aggravated nature-,Mr. Cole was absent from
home on business, and no one was in the house ex-
cept Mrs. Cole and her children. The robbers
riied the house of what money they could find, to-
gether with many valuable articles, threatening
death to Mrs. Cole if she offered to modest them.
in the object of their search after plumber. Every
good citizen will rejoice that the villains have been
apprehended, and it is hoped that they will receive
punishment adequate to the crime they have COM
mtted. Every man who has the permanent good
and prosperity of our country at heart will feel the
necessity of enforcing the law without reserve
against offenders of this kind, Our future charac-
ter as people, depends upon the promptness with
which bring knaves Of every description to JUS
tice. Too many have already escaped the righteous
Judgment of the law, whose deeds were rank with
inamy and crime; it is true their crimes may have
assumed more specious name, than robbery and
theft, but still they the less dangerous
and destructive TO the community. The swindler,
who by false guises and pretenses defrauds his
neighbor, is equally cupable in the eyes of vrtu-
Gus people, as the thief, who steals in the hour OF
night. Inpeed the former is the more dangerous
character because he often pursues his vocation with
an air of self complacency, and misguided and
perverted public sentiment attaches less odium to
his acts, than to those of reputed thief 1t not
unfrequently happens that those who are known TO
live by cheating and knavery, are still allowed a
passport to what is termed good society. A prudent
and wise policy demands, that we should suffer
the guilty to large unwhipt of justice, give
countenance to dishonesty, however cunning or in
genious, or polished it may appear. But we should
be ready to repudiate backlegs, swindlers and
gamblers with as much promptness and decision as
theft and robbery.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-06-07

The General Appropriation Bill which has pass
ed both Houses of Congress allows the sum Of
$3.50, 450 for the last years expenses of Wisconsin
Territory. Governors Salary $4,000. Three
District Judges 50, 400. Secretary of Territory
$1,000. Contingent expences of the Territory
$3.50. Compensation, and mileage of the mem
bers Of the Legislative Assembly, pay of Officers,
printing, stationary, fuel, postage, lights, enclosing
Capitol square and other incidental expenses 800,
000.-naking in all $50 $50.