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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-16

A. w. venable' Esq, of Granville county N,
c., has been nominated by the Orange Dislf'c.
Convention as the Democratic candidate Tor Coh
gress. MIR. v. is gentleman Of fine talents, and
commanding character, and we cannot doubt MS
success. Mr.. John Kerr is his Wing competitor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-16

We understand tina, Fayete McMullen, Esq,
has resigned his sea, in the Virginia Senate, from
the Scott District. He is candidate Tor Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-16

"By the last arrival from New Orleans, we
have been placed in possession Of late papers from
The United STATES and majority of Them mag
unanimously denounce and condemn The war
against This country as 'infomoRs a'td0lv and IN
vighteo1sr
the greater part Of The people OF The United States
are opposed 10 this war, as their papers show,
and The base man who is al the head of The gov
ernmenl will be exiled from power. The sym
pahies OF one entire party in that country are on
our side; and long nil Merieo remember Their pat
Tiol,sm /"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
E.nlest lroran tlae NYay..

The Picayone Of The 30 SAYS, Of The ramored
battle: Some feeling has been excited in The
city by the reports which have reached h2Te
from Tampico. that an action had been fought
near Sallilo. between the forces Of Gen. Tay
lor and Santa Anna The rumor obtained cur
reney, and even efedenee, a, Tampico, but is
no northumberland We published yesterday
letter daled.ihe slh ult., from Saltillo, which
was written about The time the action was
supposed TO have taken place, or little af'er
That made no mention Of battle. We have
since seen a letter Of The 10Th ulimo, from
Camsrgo, written by very intelligent officer
Of the army. |, makes no mention Of such 40
action, nor of the march Of Sanla Anna upon
Sshillo
From an ,he tights before us we are decided
" Of opinion, no, only that Santa Anna has not
attacked Gen Taylor. bui that Gen. Taylor
viii be the frs, Of he two 10 commence active
hosliiiies We DO not despair Of hearing Of
a general action in thai diree.iou. Il would
be TOO soon TO anticipate one for several weeks,
We tHaFs auA tde solhat ths octteft we nave no
doubts IS TO the issue. Preparations are going
forward with activity ia that quarter. as well
as a, Tampieo. and he months Of March and
April promise 20 be evenlful onss 10 the his
tory Of the war. There are more laurels yet
to be son BY ~Old Rough and Ready"
The Delta of the Srd contains the following
letter from a correspondent a, Monterey. il
is said TO be the ls.es, quar,sr and throws
rrea, doubts npoa the rumor noticed by our
Tampice correspondent Of baule between
Gen. TayloF and Sspa Anna The Del'a
SAYS TIA, siroag demonstrations have been
made by he Mexican forces in the direction Of
Salute there sppesrs to be liule doubt. snd
skirmish havieg ,asea place is quite probable,
though ,as,lg exaggerated ~ the ,boasand
eon,rsdiclorv ramofs afoat;
Gen Tsgo~ a SshLa trifb en- efE5riirs Ja7ee II
COO Ntarfing FuHors IF Saqfa .lnHa's
c1lruvcc-f Reported eaeaacs Of Gen. 7hglor
unun Saa LAS ds Ftfosi. sc
MoNrKsEY, Feb. Is.
Eds Delta 81 resche5 here On The even
lng Of the oh irs'.. from smarTo. snd fond
aa ,hings in a state Of eoSnParauss quetasss.
Y ere are no army movements a, present.
and very little news Tia, coald e. eli iuserss,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

10 your zeal 10 get into the Union, OF Tor econ
omy; ard particularly he certain $4,000 and
the probable 100000, 10 be drsvn rom you
in the next ten years. TO be nselessly squander-
ed uuder this Constitution Beware Of those
political demsgogues. who are iraVersing the
land, singing the Syren Song; adopt The Con
siituion snd yoa shall have il amended Just
to sui you. Remember what our Saviour was
promised Sy his Satanic Majesty. il he would
fall down and worship him. is II to be pre-
sumed. If The Saviour had complied. that the
Devil would have been az good as his word!
certainly not. for be had not the power nor
idlsposilion--boi he will nave conquered the
ssviour.E And Il we adopt the Constitution as
il is, political demsgogoes would have con-
quered os, and will laugh at our calamity, and
mock when we express fears. tina, all will not
be well with our lovely Wisconsin cnder 10
use the words of worthy citizen Of Gfanl)
this tyraOical, illegirimate, swiodling con-
cern,' called Constitution. Now let US
compare the two modes Of amending. A con-
veniion wouid be called for ha, particular pur-
pose, and maiori'y vote would pass any a.
mendmen'. While the duties devolving
upon the Legislature are manifold, and i, re-.
lqlires Two third vote Of all the members e.
lecied 10 effect single amendment. And it
is proven By past experience thu, an important
measure can seldom be carried in a Legislative
body by two-ibrd vote. ] well fscoliecG that
over 5000 Of your fellow citizens petlioned
Your Legislature al iis last session, to make
provision for another Convention, in case the
Constitution should be rejected How were
your rights regarded, and your wishes respect.
ledl Was il By making the provision, by two
third vote; were YOU not told that You were
not ihe honest yeomsnrY Of Wisconsfn?--but
bankues, monopolsis, women haiers ,despizers
of the poor. designing politicians, who would
be Constitution makeisl And that the Con
venii n was the true exponent Of the wishes
Eof ibl dear people; and consequently they
were folly satisfied with the Constitution and
hence the proprieiy Of The course Of your Leg
lsldtuIe 10 uainPiius uPVh your lish'Sf W uio'
regarding your expressed wishes. Adopt the
Constitution as it is. and then ask for amend
menis and with how much more force will
such arguments be used by the worshipers Of
the idol? Will il no, be said 10 truih that the
people have declared in favor Of the Consiiiu.
lion just as il is. by direct voel BE not de.
ceived felow-cilizeus, but divess yourselves Of
the last vesiige Of party francis. or spirit, and
Judge Of and decide upon the Constitution, ae-
oording to It's merits or dement's; bearing in
mind that If il is good for democrats, il 10 also
good for wings, and vice versa.
II PItCEEVE
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

a. The Chicago Journal says that box of
specie containing about $4,000 was stolen from
the eastern stage al the first station beyond La
Porte, Ia. Il was part Of The amount paid
by the Sub. treasurer here on account Of the
Indian Agency al Detroit and was in charge of
]. A. Wells of this city.
~ The members of the United States
Senate from the free States who voted against
the WiInol proviso, were,
Cass Of Michigan, Breese OF Illinois, Bright
and flanagan of Indiana. and Dickinson Of
New York.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
Thc Constitution.

We have written and polished against The
Constitution, al the objections TO II mar we
deemed valid. The people in the western Par'
of The Territory, have, from the beginning Ia
ken il upon themselves to Judge Of The Consul
tntion. The intelligence Of The mines cannot
be misled. Or electors have read, considered
and decided the question: for themselves
The flaming hsrangues Of noisy stump orators
and the frothy sophistry of the PRESS have had
little 10 do with the making up Of their verdict
The calm. snber judgment Of Grant County at
least. condemns the Consultation The people
here have acted for they have no leaders ano
no party organization TO swerve them rom The
sober exercise Of their judgment. Not soll.
,ary speech has here been made against maj
Instrument, that we know Of. Both OF The
presses have uniformly sought TO place The
question Of Its adoption upon grounds entirely
above and independent Of parios; although
whigs are known 10 be far more numerous bore
Than Democrats. What means the Argus a,
Madison, while Il assumes the ground taken
BIZ the Democratic caucus at Capitol That
this is no party qoeslion-wbile il walks The
fsnee like mounlebank, between the Demo
cratic friends and she Democratic foes Of the
Constitution, to prate about the misepFe'en'af
lions Of the "Eeuftai Wig presses" Of Granf2
If hare 10 press 10 Wisconsin more 70 state
Of bei,petni,y Than another that press Ia The
Argus; which is always crying 9Good Lord"
10 Marshall and "Good Devil 10 Moses. The
Argus can look as many ways as It's fabulous
uamesake.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27


A, o school house IL th9 west part Of this
county. debating society has been some time
DISCUSSING ihe merits q the constitution and
Ns that nolable iaslIumen, seeks TO introduce
the ladies ialo new relation 10 society, my
were invited 70 attend aud participate 10 the
debate, The ladies, however e a asaa 20
gainst tho document because, as they say,
they have no dssite 70 take open themselves
unnsniianebie sPpara, and further, they think
il a replsseh to them TO intimate that Hey
would ma'rT men who are not capable Of man
aging ,helr owO affairs
30, to give ample opportunity to Investigate
The subjee, before toe faal vote was akeo, The
debate was continued from night 10 night, M
III Wednesday oigh' last, when one lady, 10
order 20 show up the practical effect ~ The
woman clause q the constitution ia Tvs proper
ligh, appeared with some Of her husbands ap
parpl ca. end her husband seated 10 a eCroef
with he kNi!tjag seork ia his hands.
OBSERVER,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
BuCKEYE.
For The Herald.


Mr. Eaior;--sir, you VIII please permit me
70 correct an error published in the Herald Of
the 2oth inst. in which you state that ma
iori,y Of the new Board Of Trustees are in. ia
vor Of finishing Inc canal at our haTbori this
sir believe to be fact, bat that they are in
favor Of taxing The people according TO the
Brown amendment Of The charter Of the town
Of Poios. ! DO deny. nor do believe that the
said Brown amendment was made a. the re.
quee, or with the consent Of the citizens Of
OLD SNAKE.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

your readers, If except the thousands and
one startling rumors that are being daily put
ia circulation, by whom no one can tell. Al
one moment we hear of The advance Of Santa
Anna al ibe head Of his Iegiops. and at az 9TH
er. il is positively asserted that Gen. Taylor is
about 10 advance 90 San Luis.
Gen Taylor is now at SaI,illo. and since
his arrival there. Notwithstanding the romors
and counter rumors there has been, as yet, no
"s,ampede." Should he advance on The road
ia San Luis, as lie currently. reported. he will
have a. least 5000 effective men. of all arms,
for action. Among the forces now under his
Sherman's and Websier's batteries: Colonel
Mays squadron cf ID dragons; Kentucky
and Arkansas volunteers; lst Regiment OF
Mississippi; Volunteer regiments. With this
force have DO doobt that "Oid Rough and
I Ready" when he again measures laDcas with
the foe, will be enabled TO head mis- bulletin
with the emphatic senteDce--"We have mel
the efIemy and they are ours"
Nothing farther since my last has been heard
from the captured companies of Kentucky and
Arkansas volunteers.
] You will, no doubt, be glad 10 learn that the
great lever of ciVilzaiion-the ''Press," is ad
vancing payi passu with our arms. new
paper. | understand is about being started
in this city 10 be named the "Mountain War
rior.''
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

a harmed DVeior.--rhey ,cu The following
sneedo'e Of aeerlsin Steam doctor. Ono Of The
doctors patients bed been getting worse under
bis preseFp'ioes ior The itch. which the doctor
was always careful TO i0fotm The pa,iea, we've
pufrly botanic foi he Voeld ne, give Lis pa.
fleets nenc e. yooI riEee mineral 10, yoor
nasty calomny ana sieh like Bot as The pa.
,isn, was sinking ueds' the rect treatment. be
dessrmiaed 10 ~ something else; and injecting
the steam doctor one day. be says 20 him.
Doe.ofi Have you any mineral mesiein'
with yooi
Mineral rns5ieioel qco'b iobelia, lrohieg IS
black as > hst. No Indeed would as soss
carry ,hp devil IS my saddle bsgs.
Wells beet, ssys ste r,'!sot. have yon
No sseh hing Is bliaas,oosl
Yes, says Lobrlis--sis'hsrs q il. Bot
that sia's mineral, yoo fool yea. Bdms,sae
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
For the Herald.

FOR Inc itSFdiO.
Mr.. Editor;-I trasi shall be pardooed If
7 do travel little beyond woman's sphere in
sending you this communication. Bot women
have and feel deep nieres, 10 the matter Of
adopting the Constitution framed by the Con
venlion at Madison think give correctly,
the views Of a majority Of the women 10 Wis
consio. q know do Of all The women within
tho circle ~ my acquaintance when say
that they are opposed 10 the adoplion Of a Con.
siiiuiion, like the one proposed for MS. We
women do not care abou, being made quite SO
ropspicooos as that Instrument coniempIsies.
Der natural deiieacy shrinks from it. We DO
not wish 10 be forced to the necessity OF put
ting he bosom and The knitting work into onr
husbands hands, drawing % the breechos, and
haveing duties thrown upon Us, which we are
not by nature calculated TO perform.
We reader no thanks to those members Of
the late Convention 90 in love with peuicoai
government. who manifested so much sympa-
thy 10 behalf IL woman's rights. Their eIo-
quenee. and their palbeic appeals are alike,
bfealhed forth in vain. We spun them from
Us. and we tell them plainly, that so far as our
influence goes, il is agains, their moogfel pro.
duelion, which they so mistakenly term; 1.-The
most democratic Constitution ever framed by
free people,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

Rober, Ranoul Jr, who gave the sword TO
Mr. Cushing. is Presi6en, is Of the Anli-Capi-
tai Punishment, Society.
The Chronotype wishes him to explain his
preference for killing innocent men with steel
over killing guilty ones with hemp,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
TIN w A r E.,

which is manufactured from gond Tin in ,hs best
manner, which will be sold cheap at wholesale or
retail.
Particular attention paid to the manufacture of
all articles usually manufactured in his line.
n. B. The subscriber has removed his establish
ment from the building formerly occupied by
him, to the Groshopg Block, in the building FORM
erly occupied by D. A. Mackenzie, directly sp
posile Lawther & Dyer's Store.
A. B. SOUTHWORTH.
PotOsi, w. T., Sept. l0th, 1876 27--ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

u The stock for The Niagra Suspension
Bridge has all been taken; capital, 100000
1t will be forty feet n width, and capable Of
Transporting three hundred tons over il at once,
at the rate Of ten miles an hour. Theirs will
be two tracks for carriages, and !ooipaih three
spans with abutmants 900 feet high, and can
be completed 10 two year.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

According to 90 official statement Of Post.
master General Wickliffe, made to the Senate
in 1894, upwards Of foGr millions of frsuked
documents weighing many tons, daily were
sent out from Washington in the course Of
three weeksl And doubtless the average num-
Der has much increased since.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

Sudden death --On Sunday before last. in
po,osi, the Coroner was called 10 hold ga 10.
qoes, upon The body Of Mr., William Howdi'
shell, who was found dead IN his own hoeso.
lie appeared to have fallen dead open the floor
while walking from his bed TO the FIRE. Mr.
II was one Of the oldest diggers 10 the mnesi
and while mining experienced often the ex.
llemes Of iounno.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
Farm to Rent.

FHyIE subscriber wishes to rent for a FERN Of
i one two or three years, the farm belonging to
TIE estate Of T. A. Splague, situated about four
miles south Of Beetown, or Grant river The
terms will be made favorable and possession given
Immediately. For particulars enquire Of II. X.
Golfer of Lancaster, or E, SpGagus living near
the premises.
EULDAH A. SPRAGUE.
Grant. March 2llh, 1871 .-3-at
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

The steamer Sarah Sands, which recently
sailed from New York for Liverpool, carried
over -four fer nine shiliees sterling per bar
rel, and corn in bags for Two shillings and six
pence.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
A MARRIED LADY.


The poblc sale Of Mineral Lands, says the
Galena Gazette, at Dubuque, has closed. A
mistake occurred 10 our information of the q.
mount received the first week Of The sale IL
was stated by US at $1,000 $4,000 was the
tie sum really taken 10. The sum named to
us wos'prsbabiy rseaiyed the first day, instead
Of the frat week.
Last Sunday the ice carried Oh the upper
bridge 10 Calena, also portion Of the lower
one.
Il is said tina, Mr. Benton has accepted the
Office Of Major General Ia The United States
Army, sud will proceed at once 10 Mexico,
Intelligence hes been received (Iom the
Sandwich Islands, that the inhabitants 10 some
districts have been suffering severely from
famine. The only dependence Of lbe natives
for some time, bad been on roots, the eating Of
which had produced much sickness and DEATH
We .eain lha. Mr. Hosea IT, Smith, a
young member OF The Washington Bar. was
arrested Tor wan, OF $4,000 bail to answer 10
tho next criminal court to the charge of ob
tainlng from the United States three several
sums of money. amounting 10 ~ S97 90, up.
On certain papers. which appear TO have been
forged. The accused has enjoyed up To this
iimo unhounded confidence Of his ftioads and
aequainiances.
The New York Express says. thar Two
hundred ships, at least, are wanted TO take in
rargoes.
The ship Charlotte left Baton Roues on tho
9th. for tho Goif, laden with 10 O0o bomb
shells. zoo barrels OF eunpowder 500 boxes
cartridges. each box containing 1000, and a
variety OF Announcements and other military
stores.
Mm. Singer, Of Wisconsin, has been ap-
pointed a Paymasler in the Army
Ma. Polk poekeled the harbor bin which
passed both Houses Of Congress
Two valuable horses belonging to Charles
D. Each. &C Galens, were struck by ilsh,nies
on Friday evening lps, ard Instantly killed.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

The Sunday Mail, upon the Eastern Rail-
road, which has hitherto been run between
Boston and Portsmouth, is hereafter 20 be dis
continued, by direction of the Postmaster
General.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

Caairei e Cess iss iiar.-A petition has
been presented 70 ,hs New York Assembly.
i'om Co. A. loses. 81 Rochester, to 70, on,
The Mexican war on eoa'tact The petitioner a
gttelag TO give bOuds TO close /. Goa I've mii.
lons Of dollars.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

Two hundred and fifty emigrants arrived at
N. York on Sunday. They aie 10 the mos.
destitute circumstances.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DOCTORS
J. d. Uood and j. Il. Hickey

J. u. " 0o1 ana J. a. AtlckeY
FHNAAE. t4ls melod Of iniormies the citizens
II ct Lancaster and surrounding country that
trey have associated together in the practice Of
Medicioe and Surgery. They may be found At
ali times either d the olhce oE residence, unless
professionally absent. Dr. Wood respectfully
Tenders bis oanks iar pas; fa-oFs nad soiicits q
continuation Of tss sane hl his zssocissioa with
ID. Rioksy wha has had al experience Of six
yssrs rraeties IN Iowa.
Feb Is, 1877. s9-ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
LAWTHER & DYER,


or POTOSL,
TDEG leave to inform their customers and ths
& , public Of Grant in general, that they hsyo
just received fresh and full supplies Of Fall and
Winter Goods, which they are prepared to sell as
Cheap as any body
can sell goods. and LOWER Then goods of the same
quality CAN be bought in Galena. Among our
Goods may be found the following:
Wo0lens,
Broadoloths, casqimerss, sattineis, gold and
Steel mixed tsseds, a splendid article for gents
Coats, Rob Roy Kerseys, Kentucky jeans,
Hard iimes. iahneis,red white aud plaid;
WOODEN vesSings Of every description.
Linens,
A large assortment of Irish linens,
Linen diapsrs, Russia and birds eye do,
Brown Hollands, linen bagging,
Burlaps, &c. &C.
SsLhs,
Black, blue black, striped and figured silks,
Ladies eFavats and handAerchieis.
Bonnet ribbous, silk serge,
Gems black and fancy cravats. silk velvets.
Sewing silk ani twist, purse twist and foss.
U'orsteds.
Nous de LANES, eashmeres, shaded and hg'd
Plain, shaded, figured and changeable
Alpaccss and Orleans lustres,
Ombre cashmere robes,
A new aud splendid article for ladies dresses,
Rowmelia Victoria plaid. Gala DO,
Super plaid cloaking, &c.
.ShdUiS.
Plaid sbawls Of every kind, quality, col'r & size,
French cashmere shawls,
And other kinds TO numerous too mention.
CottoaS,
Brown and bleaehed OF every quality,
Cotton diaper, jaekonet. muslins,
Cotton edgings and insertions, prints.
Ginghams, cheeks, ticking, coTton fannels.
Drillngs, SC.
Hosiery and GEores.
Cotton hosiery Of every description, cashmere and
worsted DO, gents lambs wool and domestic half
hose, and ehiidrsns hosiery ell kinds, gents buck
gloves and mirens, woTsied gloves, ladies KID
gloves, silk, cashmere and ihbet do.
Bonaets, SC.
Tuscan and Florence bald, velvet bonneu trims
med. colored, cut. aud uncut bonnet velyet-a
splendid article OF pames for ladies' hats, lots and
los Of bonnet silks aad ribbons.
Boots and SkOes, Hats and Caps.
Raydt1ars and Glassware, Crockery,
Nai.s, fires, Groceries. and heaps
and niles Of other Goods tchich can
not Be mentioned ia an advertise
nsenf.
OF GROCERIES.
Teas. CoGsss, Sugar. Molasses, soap. Caaslss.
TObaeeo, Snud, Cigars. Pepper, Spice, &c.
y q Sho have purchases to make, are invited
to sxs-ajss our goods ~ yourselves.
/ tosi, Nov. ~ lSs6. %.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

A teas, roc tnlly given for the shoe and boot
mannfaclurers ofDaDvers: "May they have
all tie women in the country TO shoe and the
men 10 boot"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

Coronor's Inquest Las, Sunday, abou. .
miles north Of Lancaster and near Fennlmofe
Grove, man was found dead By tho roadside,
Supposed 10 have persisted with cold last win.
ter. The body was lying upon the baeh--aae
boot was off and The hand was thrust into the
boot. A coronet's oqoes, was holden on Mon.
day aud the jury made verdict according to
the above facts. The name of the deceased Is
sscsnatpod TO have been Roswell llur!bun
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

The ship Afghan, Of Bangor. was recently
sold for $40 500. and after re-sold for $4,000,
to 90 to New York.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27


Ny harp il not sleeping.
Bot silently hangeih
Upouihe bowed willow,
SO weeping and low;
For Death hath been near !,
And ssddened its numbers;
And now when the wind.
Doth in sadness stray Oct it,
There come from its mufiled sirings,
Dirges so low,
That they take from my heart
Every ves.ige Of gladness,
And make all its bitter tears
Ever 10 flow. ADA.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

Ireiapa Mr., o'CeeusH asks he British
govesameas the doaslion a aa hpo3red aaa
dhy miilieas &c pct iaio ,he ground The seed Of
he mex, crop