Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-08

.,4.r- rs-l io4ef n v,ss-aF la4vxear, Esl4el-
mia and ITasTe DE- f,race had omen ,arrenea me
rronole III tal-es ,-,,4-aaa V-4l;lst ra,- ,arsaes
lived. s1ef, an inclination eonld uor be e-ats;e3
ma now. If I could have had the aaiEv socetv hi
49, Sfese 8 :; ,,,ezt r,r,;sl.le 7 ,-os,i4 ht,,a ra
sssaa fl,a to7,,,.ar ,,rdor 4ha .;rer,,,stcas
~ "a ,,,,,,es+ f1+ +s.,,,4s. s,--as~e8 Ill 49,
,isAsTieas Win - inst Te-asl Il --or+
.aa made a fire vo4aqe. was s,sv ara bolsereus.
generous manly all5 r,arlss47s IKE 4s7vsel 5se,t
ezrectcsliv and taking ne forcibIy By the arna
H. sEs3ra thar rll1sf fiat moment see ban
Of rhe PoI;v. Ga fhe declz. and In tie caap 81
the Pollv soon was; ana in a fev- hours, noon
Ben Walters was. from plough-boy, tsrIa,i Into
fsesll-water sailor.
1sext Inornne returned to nv unelo. diseIosed
nlg irItertioa which though under age, FeiLs nos
offrosed T7Dsociabe as tflv were. nav uncle and
his eldest SON s-era models ef heresfv there
tore had 40 fears ri the zvar5lv interests at f-,t
sister. - whom II csc Of accidenr 10 rls. he
,4se of cur fittfe ro,,ert,- 7ros,l5 aerolve Paf
came q. more serious task IS the hours l,as8es-
l,eezvaen eaeirr lrr rs,4slI,- ~, ,.-r3+-5, y SIS
4-ssefence p.as sE,ss 70 tl5 satse4. aid a ast
act of nay lie in my pneles house WIS the GEM
position Of d letter, that displessed MYSELF aad no
doubt distressed Susan. 1IY own domestic eaec-
tiors were, however, soon interrupted 10 tba bus
tie Of my untried emplovnent: the Polly v7as in
z le
s. ,Fb;sis. Ben nv Thirteenth vovaee f-o7n tbe
1 1ygare to tie seine. larrhinqiv said Csptai0
yVa}inr on > rather h-;S+er717s da5. e;tr3d have
never met a serious accident. from wind. rock
,raves or pirate" The manner Of raakinr the
observation tanned NV eve upon the speaker snd
Young as I was. saw there was something Of
axety- f,,z,rsI f., tIe olit7sonaue Of my cam,
r19ndGr Neither had ra<cb fine to iad, es, ~
either talk or fear: we has for several DAYS been
forced sontlf1eard from ol7r frank lzr confirmed
northern gales ana were In the latitude Of the
Azores The wind as evening adj yance3 increased
70 a terrpesf from the northwest and the 4 nix
ness e,cnosed as to extreme DerIl as from o,r
reckoning. we could not be far from the two small
islands FLORES and Corvo Our situation became
every moment more dreadful. when. about 1..I-
night the terrific shock. and still more terrific
scream Of the passengers and crew announced
that tie vessel had struck. We we're asr0nisAe5
TO ad ourselves stll floating before Che RELENTLESS
wind and the vessel filing All was now terror
and fiesg,ar .-If last words Distinctly rf7l,ar7-
SIN ring to 1nv hearts Caprain 1alIugis over
board
The iaevt eoane Of c-.}ec'n7srese seemed Id ma
as 81 in another world. T.soun3 r7vzlor 81 bed
IN 3 ve,r leoent rom savo-5i b.,,.,a,, be-ros -a
arzie,,,ei = st,73-,y 40 my coao6 l,5f +fa rf3tb
i,,e, 9,i l,s-,era ,,7ara - ~ Mod r-,,5I,1
z+Tafra TI9.r Costumes T conIi not b,t ir3ey-
stand fFe l-ia.josf a--7,re.ilrs \. l3rr7ani+ 9ao
ii ~ nv be.riide,e3 bend one al nv new n.5
4,qt3fs : ,,,.. I. },ifa .7.:sl, ,4aars rafna
ami t,l,rr he H. f,e Md r99sf eal1,I and so5b
inaf- ol.Sergaa "a lenoiisb Pe at raaca -a-7-
-sranra+ f7cIshafh y7a,o9,ea +lea IRON, fbs 5es6
far fire fi,rfI,erancs of has own wise ,,,,r15,a
~.st. tSo7 ~ a4s,,,,e s+-.,4rers. ~ f a-s
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cry rs lliy 17c2Atse9 PERI.
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