Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-18
CLEANLINESS.

q 1Aai0oiu ~ iaili's from Cuiler's Building.
The banking capital of Boston has leen
increased within five years 81, 22O, 600.
Thanksgiving in Ohio, Thursday, Nov
23d, by appointment of Gov Bebb.
Buffalo was lighted with gass on the
first of November
| Amongst the borrowers in the money mar
ket the Norwegian Government appears for
eSS0,O0O.
| The Jews in the Holy land are almost en-
tirely destitute.
| Indiana has declared for the establishment
of free schools by a vote of 81 .545 against
27,253.
The Legislature of Rhode Island will
meet on the S0th istant, at Bristol.
DIR. Reynolds, Chartist leader, has arri-
we'd at New York from Bristol, England.
/ BY the death of Hon. ID. III Lewis, the
| legislature of Alabama, at its next session,
will have TO choose two u. s. Senators.
Mr. Morse, of Alton, manufactures can
dies from castor oil, which emit more bril-
liant light than sperm. They cost only 25
cts. pound.
The wife of Geo. W. Thockmorton, of
Harrison county, was burned TO death the
other day by her clothes taking fire.
During last week 1927, 44O in specie were
shipped at New York for Europe, making
within fraction of ten millions this year.
The Steam Saw Mill of Messrs. TeIfair
s. Avery in Smthfeld, n. c., was destroy
ed by fire last week. 1t will be Immediately
rebuilt.
The New Orleans Times states that up
to the 18th inst. 666 deaths had occurred in
that city from the yellow fever.
Texas, the 8 Star" State has twenty news
papers published in it, eight Of which are
democratic, four wing, six neutral, and three
religious.
Sal@ratus factory has recently been es-
tablshed at Chicago, ILL., 1t is to he sup
piled with ashes received from Michigan.
The recent storm at Tampa Bay has COM
pletely desolated the town of Tampa, and
the people are suffering dreadfully.
The St. Louis papers, of the 9TH inst,
state that the city was crowded TO overflow
ing with strangers, the hotels being unable
TO accommodate all.
Mr.. Whtesdes, O. C. who defended
Smith o Brien, Is the author of g Italy IN the
Nineteenth Century"
The first divisions of colonists for Algeria,
to the number of 500, set out from Paris on
Sunday morning, the sth inst.
The apartments in the Tulleries occupied
by the late Queen of the French, have been
converted uto an infantry barracks.
A pea dropped recently in pctatoe field
produced 100 pods, containing 800 peas.
Nature is truly prolific.
According to a new ukase, Jews are now
permitted TO carry on trade throughout the
whole of Russia.
Winchester, Va, is now in telegraphc
communication with Baltimore, New York,
New Orleans, &c.
The Boston Traveller says that the books
of firm which failed last week, are said to
show the payment of $25, 900 as extra inter
est money.
Houses telegraphic INSTRUMENTS received
the prize of the gold medal at the late Fair of
the American Institate.
n nuillD6F OF Fe~pSCtdDi6 young NOlHtH,
who are tailoresses, have taken a shop in
Liberty street, New York, and have set up
for themselves.
A lille girl, four years DID, was choked to
death on Saturday, at Pittsburg, by a button
which accidentally got into her throat.
A boy died of hydrophobia near Boston,
on Wednesday, twelve days after being bit
ten by mad dog.
White fish, fresh from the great Lakes,
are now sold in the markets of Cincinnati.
They are brought in on the Sandusky Rail
road, distance of nearly three hundred
miles.
According to the last census taken at Ma
drid that city contains $3.50 inhabitants,
of which IS, SOC are men, 1921 women, and
As, los children.
We learn from the Barre Patriot that the
Rev. Samuel Gay, of Hubbardston, Mass,
suddenly expired in his field while harves-
ting, on the 18th inst. in fit of apoplexy.
D.. Holmes, editor of tie Maine Farmer,
states that by washing pencil marks over
with solution of gun cotton in ether; they
can be fixed so firmly that India rubber can
not erase them.
The Bath (England) Chronicle states that
the earbonic acid gas which is emitted from
the mineral springs in that city Is, in the
opinion of eminent medical men, an absolute
protection from cholera.
The Tipperary Free Press says that NJ.
Caussidiere, of the French National Assem-
bly,, was pointed out to the editor in the court
house of Clonmel.
NJ. Nj. lie Vasseau, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PlenipotenliaTy from the
L. Ia e hi Harlarf-