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POETRY.
IFior, the Opal Of 1851
TO CHILDREN.

Sweet sbisgs. bleH things. TO look On you
Eyes that are in their wane
Crow bright and hearts nj sho OF age
Fin with iife's tides sgain.
And you, not ago, nor death should touch.
II human lovs might save:
But stronger 10 ,hs love which oi'ghfs
And gathers to tbs grave.
We know that you the angels love
(They love ali gentle shinss,)~
And often DER you fondiy stoop
And spread their yiewiess wings.
And tsnterly their starry eyes
Watch you by night and day.
And swestly 40 they smile on you.
So you, on -, Away.
And oh should flo who smiles on all,
And loves both young and old
Should tho dear Shepherd take His lambs,
And Gear them 10 His fold;
Should lie who gave these buds Of love-
Who gives and naketh lorn-
Leave Us like withered stems till eve,
And saks them in the inofnj
We s,iil, oh. God, would trus, His love
Who once, in form like them.
Steps IN . WON ans yearning breast,
A babe in Bethlehem;
Who writes, in flowers, upon the earth.
And stars. in Heav'n above.
And smiles aud tears in human souls:
Blest ehasactsrs OF love;
Who Hope hath given to Deaih--ss dawn
To thicksst dark lie gave;
And csused that still tbs nav years flowers
Crow on the old years grave:
Who Joy eap bring from grief, as calm
Succeeds the winds force waits
A. winters tears bring summer leaves.
And night tho joy Of stars!
Who from these CHI ,Iofs... ...ns. tho thoins
OF grief, and doubt. and care,
Can kindly take--or for their peace
A. kindly plant them there;
Th,o' regions SAD with weeping storms,
Dark wood, and ffowning hill,
Or valley bright as angel dreams,
Can guide them at His viii.
And lead them in peace and joy
And singing on thsir way:
Till at tho last, their shining path
IL lost in perfect day.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-17

They have cured hundreds the Bowel complaint. ~h e
has ge winch
have tailed. They viii certainly speedily allay
morbid hility Of bowels, checked per
and the
Of Barrh9a Chronic DIX Eahiiuai
Price Is per box.
+. 4. Fahnostock s co. 5 Cough Lozen4es,
Possesses all the aei yrps,
composed Of vegetable
convenient The pprket, while
liable INJURY by freezing, Fermentation or bfeahage Both
the above Lozenges PLEASANT the Pcs %
3. A. Fahnostock & Cos. Eyc-Water,
For The Of inflammation # TIE Eyes.
This Eve Water has proved itself to be valuable
dy diseases Of the Eyes, arising from irritation
Guced from sand, dit and other fore =Ibsancesacrid
intense ligbtbIo" Sudden changes
OF t"mpefaturec Absorption of scrofuous, small
pox, and other tirIicnt also effects
let and other ievers- Price % per >iai.
'r'or sale the BOOK STORE, and j. X DUGDALF'S
Richmond, Nov IS, Io4i. 41ly
Aso.--Al J Fl Bowens, IinatsviIie. r. S,annah Ea-
J. Boun,, &Co. West Alexandra. John w. Leb-
wick Dublin
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*IIalf ca gle.

A story Is told of Uihernian ,.ha offered his
vote in ne1ghborlng town under circumstances
which induced the loco focos to believe him a
Wing. He had his ticket firmly encased in his
brawny fist, when tho Inspectors asked him his
name.
Barney Flagherty. yer honors, the world over
save in Kentucky. where they call me Barnabus
O'Flagherty for shornoss.
4 challenge his VOTE said loco foco, as soon
as he heard tho word .kentuckv.'
You challenged Mr.. FIaghcrty. Arc you
prepared TO take the oath9'
I'm challenged, am II Then I'm the man
full Of bones to Donabrook shilleah-And as
for tho OATH am ready TO by ST. Patrick
or ould Hickory that a better Dmocrat''-
Withdraw the challenge, Jim. He's for Polk
AS for the matter of that. thin, voted for oud
Hickory and
i withdraw the challenge.
And for Martin Van Buren,
Take his yote-take his vote
But may. the old bow take me If I'm ever
caught by a loco foco barney again. added Bar
ney he saw his vote depossed-nnd marched
of shouting for 'ould kentuck. who never turned
the back of his hand to friend nor the back of
his coat TO inimy.'
The Wings shouted and the loco focos hung
their lips as Barney Flagherty placed his thumb
on his nose. and gave his premature endorsers
the top of the morning for their swate gintity.'
Il Rochester Democrat.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
A report has reached New York, by way of
Havana. that the command of the Mexican army
sent against the revoutions,s under Paroles, has
been taken from Saa-A ANNA and given to Cen
BAssAozE.
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Con and Escas.,. Eecaesan

Listen then 10 the warning fate that you behold daily. and
guard yourself from the very fret uneng pseonisory seed
Of Consumpt II Gold, Cot.sb Sorcncst g he Iroai
and Broneht, iaf'en=a Sptflg Of Bt2od, Eroact lis,
Ssortess di6ieufs Of BreaH,ag Ctoakns ratssng
Of Ihsns and inflated matter Pam IA Tie Breast &c &c
These the FIRST tbe foot prints ri Consumption
and should be Immediately attended 70 BEFORE T BIZ
TOO LATE When disease i permitted BY snicida
neglect knit Destructive in la thread
n et7ratee NJ
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Smiths Eminent.

AD4sGEE I.g Ms:gLEs
NOR Sweeney, Poll Evil, Fistula, Strains,
Buses Scratches. BE- Head, &c that dis
covered Al-a flesh. exces in the Of
khe Pains. Swelling OF The Glands OF the Threat,
islag Wotms, letter. Frosted Feet. &c.
Each genuine Bottle is stamped SMITHS IINlAENl l,
and signed by DENNY * Nixon, sole Proprieiors
None Others genuine DENNY x MIMI
The above Iiatucnt il for sal al the BOOK STORE.
Large Bottles III cents. Small ones -
Richmond. Jan. Isl, le45. III
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STATUTES Or ND.

AHs;tsGED FOR TIE Use og SCHOOLS.
4 Few copies ofhi- work admiralty a3ap,ea to the
1 use Of si'aois, :st fese4eed to- sa.e ne i;oo~
Stpfc, price - cts
January i9tb. Ict5
We sl9oin tew Of t1s Ia,io,- II the box
from those beef an!o appreciate ehatacier.
From. tie Hon Laac biackford Ju3se Of he saa.tnre
fo4rt.
I<pf.<sfoLis Nov +. Is4I
Sri have examined With much pleasure. y"at Abftg-
al the Constitution Revised
g; Indiana he plan exceen, one, ard appears
we'll executed. The deserves to be literally
patron zfd; M" aii. opinion TO DO efni-
nently useful to Inc community.
Yours, Nc ISAAC BLACKBOARD
W Il. WFnsk"aop Esq
From ms Eecee.ry James Uftro,asb, Gorernor Of Ind
lNpiAsAro'i-. Aug. -. Is4i.
Dear Sir:-iIavin been strongly impressed with tho
ai1''anso OF hafing the leading aud essential
VISIONS U e Constitutions add principal Staiues Of Inc
different States Of the Union understood ea. body
81 tic cttzea- nave been much gaanhed. examining
yo3r plan nj simplifying thht branch Of knowledge,
form Of plain am familiar and adapted
10 Tie institution Of eac state ,eiy well
oi the tinted States being IL judgment.
emnentiy conductive 70 The attainment tia, desirable
object
The dry ard reausiye forms in which our written law.
are generally catArd. volumes fendced
aud atlFacise--taeir within the
and leisure of every reader and eonb, not ,bsf
extensive n,foucton the school, domestic
side would be attended st great public and
benefit.
lar eompenom suited TO the State Of Indiana and,
an examination Of inc plan and some Of the h., sheets
ia State will be ample. ms | satisfied i. i,
uef5ied.
am very respectfully, youf Oft servant.
JAS. WHITCOMB.
". B. WEDGrwoop, ESQ.,. New York
From o II. SnsiU,, Lite y. 5. Senator
IsnIAsaPoLfs Ind, Aug 19fh 1914.
SRI have cursory looked the abdgnent If mo
Constitution and Statutes o. Indiana entirely approve
Of The plan have adopted Of reducing
the smaie+t possible by Questions
ne work VIII lie uefu III extending
people the necessary afona of the
a SIN nd
might be very use1iy introduced SEM
IaaEies. Respectfully.
o. H. SMITH
". o. WgDcE"ooD. Esq
From I3er thafLe. Hhite Prtsdenk II Habosa C,Hece
The ConsiitnfIoe and Laws Iisea
poani Of Instruction winch
y neglected Prfmary Schools
The Treatise Of Mr.. Vedgewood Revised
offers the children and lad
formation wanted ON those subjects The work
form ofgueson and good style, and well adapt
ed schools and reaingi sould - Happy 10
IT generally circulated and used ia this seats-
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II well known fact; carefully
aud records OF mortality that throughout; the United
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a Premature Endorsement

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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zf JoI1oN' ne hdfs TtttfrtG -1esFf- yosa
Rore. Druggists, Nersark. shss State to ,rhon
communicate D. JOHN Us~.e-. E.7. el.asen Of
Burls.s ton. Ltetfrg CofTa.s Cis5.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-17
FAHN E. STOCK
CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDICIN Els!
B. \. Fahnestock's Vermifuge-a GER
tain Cure for Worms.

has met uitt s,aeces, hitherto unparalleled.
result of such Within his
knowledge and during last fifteen aud
he invariably found the sad,aHy effects
not unequentiy after nearly all the ordinary preparations
for had Previously resoTted 10
without any permanent advantage THIS fact is attested
BY OF hundreds of fespectn Die
IN different paris Of the country hc can De
by calling the pToprietofs Their authorized aAnis and
should always vial 81 prepa-
possession Il miti iis operation. and
be administered with perfect safety ,e nos' del
infant Price 25cts. per Vial.
b. A. Fahnes,ock.s ASTI-BfLfIOI-s PILLS,
Have stood year., and experience
ha. proved them be and valuable remedy. i'll In
ternittent, Remjttent and Bilious Fever, Jaundce. Bill
Cholc Ind geson Dropsy Dysenserv. Bilious Nom
Colds, ana all complaints OF lnHammaory char
been given by these Pills 10 all who have used them
renders the publishing OF the certificates their
To prevent counterfeitlng. they
put up red Nviosraphc wtappes Pace 70 cents
for Box containing thirty Pills
r. A. Fahnestock's LIQUID OPODELDOC.
his Lignn Cptss-- entirei. from the common
Cpodcidoc. 1t is warm and attenuatns %. foun
peculiarly serscible Rheumatic se..y aztec ,ions
Stiffness Of the nerk joints Nunbaesa, Cramps, SPANS
Bruises, IL also be applied for sudden Head ache
Tooth burns aud scalds. skin
brnken pnches ami wounds under the nails VIII be speedily
relieved by it. Price D per Vial.
Fahnestock & cos Pneumonia or Cough Balsam.
This preparation has proved itself be Of very eff
fcacv the IF obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthma
hopping Cough. Splitting of Blood. aud other
ding safe and useful Medicine. and prepared
show certificates Of nputab.e authority. in testimony
its value II is pleasant the taste. and offered low
prize as To place ! With" the reach 81 every person.
There perhaps few Cough iions, tat viii
produce decided effects in short Price %
cents per vial.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-17
TIE LUNGS.


the patient for the r tme probably be willing tie
eerned about his lie when IN all pra5ahi; be-
You'd the hope of tie kiilfd Physician medicinal
aid. May these facts awaken al may afflicted
disease tina, lead be Pulmonary
Medicine,
DR.. DUNCAS's ExPECTORANT REMEDY,
For d:eaes Of the Iespfa2-y Organs aat Cans ioap!on}
ne wonderful discovery healing arreng aad
removing all disease from system, also for
many from the cold and silent By attending earl.
tsis kind admoaten hosad Of lives get spa
to the enjoyment aud comfort OF many families
dearest friends
Can of the Agents veho sell DR. Dul,cans Ex-
pectoran, remedy. where YOU will DC OF
dsr1i efficacy persons hand a
liberty ca. before Purchasing The proprietor
ais medicine particularly ID afflicted
feel dipased
cordIng the Directions small pamphlet
re foun eaFeoped around each bottle BY adherag =ct
~ % the dlFectsogs- snd sufficient quantity De taken 90
give Ire nedisjas lair and decided resec. eai
lasting 3 certain TO re performed rnes. the De
aorc.sss che oefc-. es,ng medicine.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-09-23
LED AW AY.

The young man who is easily led away
from a correct course, by the impure and
designing. although he may have many
good qualities, is always looked upon with
Suspicion and dlslfust. To be respected
and prosperous, person must take a de-
c,ded stand and permit no seductive inlu,
ence, houever powerful, TO lead him away
in any degree turn the equlib ium oil
his mind 10 depraved ard viscous course.
There should be no parleying with temta-
iion-no wavering disposition,-bu
firm AID decided stand must be aiken which
nothing shall tempt him TO over sep IL
all our young men were as particular as
they should be 10 avoid the appearance Of
evil. there would be less. crimes committed
in eur midst, and virtue would be on the
growth. So long as mankind are careless.
and listen 10 what is decidedly wrong.
there is but little hope Of their reformation.
Portland Tribune. j,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-09-23
Victory over Death.

Dying saints have given multiplied fesiimo
mes 10 The power OF rel.gipa in The hour q
irai. Here are some of them, the reading
OF which should encourage the doubt;lg anc
admonish the careless
Cyprian--"Lei him Only fear death, lie
must pass from this death, 10 The second
DEATH"
John Dodd-'I am not afraid 10 look
death IN the face. can say Death, where
is thy sting? Death cannot hur, me.''
Robert BoI;on--s'O! when will this good
hour come? When shall be dissoIved?-
When shall be with Christi"
Halyburton--'sHere is a demonstration
of the reality ofrel gion, that "a poor, weak,
timorous man, rs much afraid Of death as
any, am now enabled by The power Of grace,
composcdly and with joy, TO look death in
the face"
Ruherlord-''lt is.no easy thing 10 be a
Christian; but for me, have got The victo-
ry, and Christ is holding on: both his arms
TO embrace me-"
Mrs. Joyce Lewis, when she was con-
lgion, said, GAS for death, fear il not: lol
when behold the amable countenance OF
Jesus Christ, my dear Savior, the ugly face
OF death does not much trouble me"
Edward Deer ng-"As for my death, /
bless God feel and find so much inward
joy and comfort TO my soul, that if it were
put 10 my choice, whether would die OF
live, would a thousand times rather choose
death than lie, if ii may stand with the no.
y will If god.''
John Owcn-"O! brother Payne, the
long looked for day is come at last, in which
shall see that glory in another manner than
have ever yet done, or been capable of
doing"
Risdcn DIrracot .-"W am going
from weeping ftiends to congratulate angels
and rejoicing saints in heaven and gloly.-
Blessed be God, all is welI.'
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-09-23
GOOD ADVICE.

Education is young mans best capital;
for well informed intelligent mind has
the best assurance of competency and hap
piness. A fathers best gift 10 child then.
isa good education,
Ii yoa leave them wealth you may en-
sure them ruin; NJ the best, you only leave
them iha, which at any moment my be
lost.
|! you leave them q cultivated heart. az
leciions trained 10 objects Of love and en-
ceIience, mind vigorous and enlarged
finding happiness. pure. elevated in the
pursuits of knowledge, YOU effect an as
snrance on their future happiness and use
lulness. Unless you bring up the Young
mind in this way You cannot, with any
justice, claim for il respect and indepen-
dence.
Yonr children must be vir,uous or they
cannot keep viruous society; nay, or they
will mol desire it,. They must be intelli-
gentto have intelIigen, associates, as they
must have habits Of industry and sobrietv
10 make the company Of the sober and in
dustrlous agreeable.
1t is in our power 10 bestow this virtue,
this Intelligence, and these golden habits.
Present them good model in your own
life, and give them every opportunity TO
cultivate the heart and the understanding
Spare no expenses on your schooling, and
put into your children hands every thing
that may encourage or assist them in their
mental or moral Improvement.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-09-23
4 IMPORTANT DISCOVERY

In n late number of the New York Mir
ror,a correspondent gives an accoun, of an
experiment made by himself which will
serve 10 throw some light upon the nature
and character ct the whea, insect, He
says tin the spring Of 1874. | placed
a bag containing bali bushel of white flint
wheat in seed drawer under glass, and
near the furnace of my green house. On
the 9th of March, ls45, | opened the bag,
and 10 my surprise, found thousands OF
living insects such as are now presented
10 you-some were on the point Of leaving
The kernel, others were just commecing 10
eat through, and many were perfectly
formed and running about in all directions.
Six years ago. was in the habit of soak
ing my early grains in salt brine, for the
purpose of destroying the eggs of The in
sect, which assured my neighbors, much
10 their amusement, and unbelief, ensconced
in the kernel. Nov. by accident. The fact
is made manifest The insect would not
have appeared until June, perhaps, had
The wheat been sown. The warm siua-
ton ii occupied in the green house, brought
it thus early 10 maturity.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-09-23

A YANKEE NoTloN.-Upon closing The
umbrella it fell di5ioin'ed, every whalebone
hanging out as if broken. An E7gl.si,man
called my attention 10 it, by slyiag, You
hold in your hand one of the most curious
things, perhaps, you have seen to day.
"A broken umbrella" said laughing =
Far from being broken" answered he, ''ii
is one of The latest inventions of New York.
lis 7p7arcn'ly INITIATED state is only coun-
tcr'e', AMI intended for its own pgeserva.
ton, or rather that of its owner, who never
lost an umbrella since he bought i; for put
it down where he will, either in snip, club,
or CD Gu, no one would think il worth their
while 10 take such a Understanding thing.
Is il NOT capital idea?' slid the American
who had lent il TO me; alt has saved me ma
ny dollar."-Nrs. GriGith's Journey.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-09-23
Il ATfIER REMARKABLE.

Capt. Bunker, of New Bedford, high
y respectable shipmaster, engaged in the
whaling business, in the ship Howard, on a
cruise some years since in North latitude
81 deg 30 min. and cas-, longitude l54 de
grees, threw harpoon into large whale.
The whale was non captured anc the har-
poon WIS los'. An occurrence, which, al
though by no means pleasant, is not unfre.
quent. 49,
1t was about five years afterwards, tha,
being in precisely the same latitude, and
east longitude lao degrees, he made fast ia
noble whale, and aier hard struggle,
succeeded in getting. HIM along side
While cutting him up, a harpoon, rusled
off at the shank, was found fast anchored in
the old fellows 'cut water Halo, said
Capt. Bunker, here is nv old harpoon! And
what he said in joke proved to be truih.
The harpoon was the very one he lost five
years before, and had on it the ships name
and his own private mark !-BoSton Jour
nal
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-09-23
The lIpaS Tree of New York.

We have always regarded The immense
Trinity Church fund, as the Upas Tree Of
New York, and favored few in that city.
as sort of standing committee, by which
that fund is 10 be made available for the sap
pou of certain prime plies, and the maintcn-
ance oiccaain party operations. There arc
very few congregations in the diocese which
have hot been laid under obligations of this
kind; and d large number of the Clergy have
we understand, been at different times made
benefciaries of this unseen and dangerous
power; some Of them receiving from it in
one shape and another, large portion of
their daily bread. That this mon.ed aris-
tocracy has been enlisted 10 the utmost ex-
tent of its capabilities in suppo,t of the On-
deFdonk party, all the world may know
Episcopal Recorder.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-09-23
AUSTIN, Aug. o, 1916
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
WI = Il NJ N W TX ~
War NerS--Gra. Herrara Elected PreSi

war NeTS--JfH. EGTf0Fd EtfCted PTcSi-
denf-Cabiaet Appointed; &c.
The Washington Union OF Monday eve
ming has recei, ed late dispatches from
Mexico, V a Pensacola
An opinion very gerarally prevailed at
Vera Cruz, according 10 the last accounts,
that Mexico would not formally declare
war against the United States; and that the
government would be able 10 realize but a
very small proportion of The loan, if any
which had been authorized low was
the rate of interest. II was said that. in
lieu or declaration. Mexico would carry
on hoslilties vigorously against Texas ;and
they talk of making rush upon her with
% 600 men but this vas generally consid-
cred as sheer fable.
The Nal Of the l7th had brought news
! from toe city of Mexico of the election oil
Gen. Herrera TO the Pres dency, and the
formation Of new Cabinet. consisting Of
Manuel Penaly Pena. Minister OF Fo,e gu
Relations. Pedro Areaya minister oil
War.) and Fernando del Castillo, minis
ter of the treasury
| On the g August, Capt. Shu5rick. com
mandei ofthe United States ship Saratoga
exchanged saiuies with the batteries oil
/ Vera Cruz
NAGAaIEs OF ELEcR cITY.-1he light
ing, a few days ago, entered The house Of
The French Minister in Washington city
and cracked bali dozen champagne bot.
ties. The minister had gwen il no invita-
| ZION, and il left Jus, as unceremon.ousiY a.
ten:ered.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-09-23

A SINGULAR FicT A farmer in Bla Id
ford, in this country [says the Springfield
Republican. While moving his crop Of
Clover the other dav; SET il on fire by flic-
ton Of his scythe against stone! In con-
sequence of a severe drought the clover
was perfectly dry and killed. Our inform
ant says there has been no rain in Bland
since April last.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-09-23

SCRAPS OF Curious lNFoRMATIoN.-- is
an Eastern tradition that the Prophet Ma.
homet, having one day washed his garment
threw it upon plant of the maIlow to dry;
and when the garment was taken away, the
maIlow was found TO have been transformed
by contact with so sacred an Object, into Il
magnificent geranun, u plant which had
never before existed SIEVE al varieties OF
the geanium were introduced INTO England
in 81.
The expression profanc literature owes
It's CT gin 10 Pope Gregory lst, who ordered
that the library of the PAlatine A polio should
be committed to the flames under the notion.
ofconhnng the attention of the clergy &c
The scriptures. From that time all ancient
learning which was not sanctioned by the
authority Of the Church. has been emphatic.
ally distinguished as prolane in opposition
TO sacred.
Mil coaches were fist sci up at Bristol
in England in 1885, at the ED OF which
year they hecame general in the Kingdom
The mails had previously been conveyed by
carts with a single horse, or by boys on
horseback. The revenue from the Pos
Office in 1853 was only f146. 600 From
that time it increased rapidly land al the lime
of the adop;o on of toe penny system it was
E2,400,C00.
The first private library in England is sac
TO have been formed about 1871 by r charo
de Bury, Chancellor and High Treasurer
He purchased thirty or forty volumes ofthe
Abbot ofSi. Adams for City pounds WEIGH
IN Worcester Egis.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-09-23

CorrER REGroNs.--The English arc NOV
ing for an exploration of the North shore
of Lake Superior. A gentleman passed
through the City yesterday for that region.
He is himself familiar with mineral coun-
tries and proposes 10 take with him com.
pclent geolngis' AT Isle Royal, upon
which ore is found abundant, is within
twenty five miles Of the Canada shore il is
very probable thai the mineral on that
coast will be found as abundant as on ours.
Detroit Daily Adr.