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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07

~ cHaNCEGY-yis AT Rules held u tie
r'rrH's ucr al the sup, ior Cu,;t Of Chaur.y ID
the iiohCon. CIrcuit. hi, 9Th day cf Jane, leis:
Alexander Fisher William u iliie, and W,iiitn :.
Mlhrw. junior merchants and partners, tracing under
III rr and styir 81 Fisher, aii.r and Company; RO
bert Il jenkins AMI r. V. Daniel Jan,or, Pilnafs;
against
George Il. A,wa,er, of the firm Of Kent Kendall sat
Atm.ttr. y. I. Stewart. - Bnnows ami v. Z. va.
den, 81 TIE itm OF \. 4. Stewart and Company; Et
sad Grcrer VI. Atwater, William Al Gould ard -
-, of the firm OF Atwa,er, Could and Compan,,
- buckingham and - Ward, oi the firm Of Bus.
ingham, Ward and ompany; - Schroeder and -
S9izrr, of the firm OF Schroeder and swilzer,
Cheeshhrg, - sirafnrs and - -, Of The urn 9!
Chetsburg, Srarnrs and Company, - Eakin. RIchit
Robertson and - -, oi The arm oil kiSin No.
the itm { Blake and Brown; WilIsm u. Carey arc
-, the frm al William a. Carey aud Cor.
piny; Charles G ,aricton Isaac II. Rockingham snd
ahraEi Fr"hinGham. oi he finn 81 Carlrtoa ffca-
ingh.m and Company, John VI. Davis and - JoHe-,
If The iirn Of John 81 DlVi, and Jones' William H-h.
jln,in and Mri.s y. Benjamin, of the rrm II William
Benjamin aud Company; Rankin and - Bunh,
Of The frm Of Rankin and Bufch; George Hastings aha
If the firm of George Hastings and Compl.
ny: Bowen and - McSamee. Of the firm "
bowen and NcSamee, George y. Bntt and - host
wick, of lie firm OF But and Bost~ick; } Jsafiy'
u. A. Zoo hr and - OF the firm OF D. 4 Rco,he
and Company; - Colgate and - Abbr, Of the AZ.
II Colgate. Abbie and Company; Henry l.. Seaman and
y. Austin Mur, Of TIE firm o! Seaman, Mur snf tom
pany; NJ. l.. iiallowell aud - Of the firm o. ".
l.. IIaiowe and Company; - Tiffany, - Watd
and - of The Erin OF Tiffany, Ward and Com
plny, - slellman and - Rippemeyer, OF The nm
Of Siel.man and Rppiernrrer; I. Lewis, Pea
hosy and - -, Of the firm Of Peabody and Gem
pany; and Robert Close and - Danderei. Of the hir
II CLOSE aud Danderlett, aud other Defendants.
The defendants Gbove named not having entered
their appearance ard gwen security, according to1ht
act Of assembly and hr rules 81 this Count and i az.
prarng hy satisfactory evidence that they not ipni
blnts Of this tomrnrn1 wealth II is 0rdrra, that ~
sad defendants 10 appear he rules 70 be held oF W
Couri, IN the Clicks Gic- thereof the first N"adn
IN september n-yt and the bill OF The pis'n.
tifs; ana that cnLy Of ths order he forthwith nsshs
III some newspaper published in the city Of Rchm' "
for two months successfully, and posted nj the tcc'f
The State Courthouse, IN the said city
\ Copy. res.c, 7. ROBERTS, ct
June I4-cw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
NAVY BEEF AM PORK FOR ls4y.
NAVY nEpARTMENT. \
BrRrAr Of PRosraioss AID CLorHrsd, (

!
BrRrAc or PRosIsioss AID tLoTHiSG,S
June Z. 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for
~ Reef" and "Proposals for Pora," as the nlny
be, i'll he received IL this office until O'clock r. NJ
on Monday the luih day OF July next, for furnishing
and delivering, free OF all and risk the United
States
Five thousand four hundred barrels Of Navy Beef
aud four thousand eight hundred barrels of Navy Pork:
Each barrel 10 contain not less than two hundred
pounds nett weight u beef pork excess OF weight
in either article will be paid for TO be delivered Al the
respective NAVY Yards, as follnws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07

VIENNA, julie IT, ICIS.
Al! was quiet. The funds have advanced one
halt per cen. Fives 6S. Exchange unal,eicd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07

IS HANCERY.-V,noiSi.:-Ai Rules held IN the
Clerks Office of The Superior CoGr Of Ch1Rcefy for
the Richmond Circuit, the 5lh day II June, 1873
Joseph T.. Venabie, Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07

George II. Aiwa,er, OF the firm Of Kent, Keatail srt
hiw .ttr. a 4. Stewart. - Burrows ami u. Z. va.
den, ~ the iitm OF 4. q. Stewart and Company; Lt
sad Grrrgr NJ Atmater. William a Could ard -
-, oi the firm OF atwa.er, Could and Compahs,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
MS III a m We a It

3cist hermit leinen SrsunbeH u. siuem aes
ehrten publifum an, eae sr eineH Sduhifctr
in Der Samiltcn Strces, Der Staet 9iaeHs
iaun ercTnet bat, in bem Gftauls pcrmals
Sacob Tcabaro's, bid,t tei ei9btcaps uuc
Sterps Srudt1obr, aQpo er jeberlst ate
slrten Stiefelu unc Sduheu coH allen mSg'
.lid,en Wuiiern unb GuaIidien fur s,errsn,
Damen, &uabeu, Wicden unb Rineer auf
Sano baltep uno aud, aul bic tilrsfls Bee
itellun9 perfertigen ipirb.
Ia er fciu @sfdift praftiit Dsrlisht unb
feline aufsr bon Der beiien nnb bausrbaffe.
fen sIrbeit, neIde bic ssnaueiie prcbs Ibe.
ltebt, aus ieinsr SSano seben IaTen tpirb, nnb
duiIerlf biaise preiis cine GmpfehIuna fein
fonnen. 70 bofft er rines 3heilS Ger ofenfIi.
hen Suncfdaft fIdl erfreucu gu bhrfsn, pcs
fur er lfcIs bdnfbdr iein ,pire.
g. 8.-Gr hat I'D, 70 sln9etiftei tamit
er aas bel ibm bsitellts Arbeit mad, 8erIan.
gen ucrfertisen fann, iiuo ibri9ens iecer
8unee nad) @efhmad bsfrieei9eu Tirb.-
Hufet BET ibni an.
sIaentann, Rai |. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
Sfarb.

sIui lcBteu Sreitaa, in Glib @beitbaa, an
einem fur,en 8raufenla9er, cine Iodter bee
Serrn Daniel euewio, in Der Slltbe ibrer
Sabren.
slm l4ten sIpril in Sber. Wacuneic 3dun.
fd)ip, eefa @aunin, mad, elmer Iangpieriqen
Weaaenfranfheit bannah @lniire, Sod,ter
oes Serrn Saccb Shware, I'm alter BON lS
Sahren, 6 Mcudten unb % Gasen.
slm 6ten sIpriI, in Waratanp Glifabetb,
Icdtsr Bon Srisoe,id) une Sarab Soin, i'm
lIlter ron IA Sabren, 2 Dlonntsn unb 4
la9en. Sei Ger Seeroisuue bieIi Ger Gbrp.
SHerr JioIIer zine trSffsnbe 9see iitfr Sob.
16, D "ipo gebelt bu bin"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
SScrlIcirnfbcf:

Gin IeBten Sonntag, burh ben Gbrm.
Soerrn Dubs, Scrr Senrp9 Stub c, nit
Wis MarD R aer r, beioe ucn AGcu,
taun.
am lG. slpriI, burd, ben Ghrip. &. csieer,
SSr. Scfeph OdfeI, NIT WiB Solepbine 0ieB,
beiee bon Sbcrmilfrro.
8crlrbten Dcnnerfa9, Sur6 bsnfelben,
Nr. gcbsrt Yolt, nit Rls @lariGa, 5obter
ees Saccb @etlIuaer, bon SalSbur9.
sm ocrIetten Dienfta9, burd1 ben @trw.
Sorn. 6blIer, Sor. Daniel Brpbf, nit Wis
@iIbeImine Sienmcper, bcies ppn biefer
Staot.
9m 81. slpril burd tru @brw. Nrn.
WenSrl, or. 9 a co b SO al ter, pcn Rics
rer 91aSareib, nit Wi 10 81. @rprae,
ppn SannoUer 3fp.
sIm l6,en 9Ipril, burh seuleIben,
S,err ga incl Wa agner, nit O1is
. pa lB a [ ter beioe bon &orfs 9fp
9Im 26. MdrS ourd, ben @brw. &. Qid,s
tenitein, Der @hrrp. W ar Stern, Breei,
ger an Ter SerufaIem's ,Sirhe in SaI,bura,
eedbd @aunty, init Mis Wari a m. Be n,
Der bon Teu'yorf.
9lm 6. 2Ipril, eurd, esn @hr,p. Nrnrp 81
SduIi. Or. Ben NJ / II 9B { beI M,
NIT WiiB Sreberic 6. paulus,
beioe bon Der Statt SstbIehem.
Our udmlid,en 3eit ourd eenIeIbeu, Serr
@owaro .. 3d. sinlane, nit Olie
ecutfd @1eipea, ale bon Der Stabt
8etblehem
Durdb ben Ghrp. 9. B. 0ieid,rrt am sten
sIpril Sr. SO q / a III Or. Q db ort, nit
Wsis R fanna 9 d, otter ale bon
@aifcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
i Ober- llnb llnter- -Saueon
9e9enieiti9e Geuer 9eriI6erun9S,

SbftuINJNIts
Girle Idrn Iin9it beltebeube unb bes roll.
fcmmeuen 3utrauens nlrbise @efeafbaff,
meIde Sid)erheit ben 0cr;u9 iiber ale an,
eere eerarti9e @efeDfhaften Dsroient, iubem
Die @runbla9c oerIeibsn foid,ergelialt 9eltelIt
it, bas alen, fpsIde @isentbum bon ihr
perfidern IaBen, bel erbdlfniemdBi9 uiebe.
rer @iubssahlun9 p6lli9e Sihrrbeit uprban.
ben in, fdbrt nod immer fort, in @emdebeit
ibres Sreibriefs, @efhdfte gu tbun. -Wessn
weitern 9enauisfeiten uno Gisenthums. .8ers
ltherun9 bcIiebe man iif an irgeno sinen
Der nadbenamten sIsenten su tpeneen.
Charles Gfrt, 9Wentaun.
9lnbren &. QSittman, .. Sauecn,
Dbtltp Nerfon, 90.
Sapio Shau, Srer(erstaun,
s. 8. Srcini1 Sreini9spiae,
Sames q. Hiee, yethlehem,
Schn Seitel, Jeaaaretb,
Samuel 9Seaper, @eaperSpille,
Sacob Shmeieer, Seftcfpn
Sacob s. 91ie9el, 9oper Sauccn
Sof Stmmellpri9bt, Milforb,
Senilniin Hiesel, SurbamL
9elpis Stt, Sprin9ftelb.
april "a. na3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01

tt, uHo nadi eiuer .lutsrIudnn1 in bieIe
3eac 9eflbrt, aus Der id, nidt Icbeno mebr
beraustreten perbe.
eeIer, meiue @eIhidte in su Gnoe, uno
'fd babe nihts msbr auf oieier WeIt su tbun,
aIs meinen fdredliden @ntlhluB gum
Selbltmoro gu pcIIflhren. sd, fonute ben
Sobn uno bas 3oben bes erbittcrteu Y6bels
nidt ertraeen, unb id, pia ibm entgeben.
Su Der Slafde Dor mir 1T eas Gift SD
neame Ge-idb febe Is an meine eippcn--ih
babe 9etrunfeu !
@oft, @ott wcld,e Sd)mer;cn ourd;u'
den mid ! meine gusen fd,welIsu aus ihs
rem SobIen ! SD bin am Sterben eelrr-
fni9-lebenobl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01

Semcr.-2Im Iesten Samfta9 BEN 22iisn
9Ipril, brannte oas @chnbaus oes SSerrn
Socinrid, &rcmer, in 0eit 8raunfhneis
2aunid,ip, Sduplfin @anntp, bis auf ben
@runo nieber. Wdn Sermuthet oas rs, ourd
cine ececmctiDe in Srano ge1eet wurte, iis
fd Niemanb IN eemIeIten bcfaub, aueer
Die Srau eeS Jcerrn 8re,ner, fpeIdle frant ,u
Bette lag uno nit fnapper Soth aersttet
ipnree. SdmmtIid,e Sausserdtbid,aften
uno ale RIeioer Der Samilis nsbGf bic ienes
Spbnes @owarb, rpureen Elm 9fdub Der
Sfammcn. Scrr Rrdmsr fd,dst ieinen 8er'
lulf ;u 1000 3baler.-CS. b. 8oIfS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01

Betr u t.-9Ils am 27fien 9lpriI Soerr
8 ioecn % i'm, in @olebroofoale 1fp,
Serfs @auntp, Gle 9eriiiltanscn an cinem
nencn 9ebduee i'm Ssitrif mar wes;uriu.
men, fell Gin Stid 8aubcl, gan, ploBIid,
ucn cben auf ibn berab uno beiddoiete ibn
cermaBeu tpeldes ieinem eciben beiuabc 2Ius
aenblidltd, Elm @noe madte. @r mar i'm
Soften Sabre, uno als lebr belebter Sirssr
befannt. @r binterlies cine 9Biitpe unb
mebrsre Sinber iein ihmcrilihes SdidIaI
~ beneineu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01

P&iu Sreuub aus Ohio ldreibt uus
unterm 24lten SIpriI, eaB Die Staet Ore.
oina in jeuem Staats, am 2lifen iehr eurd,
Seuer 9eIitten babe. Der brittle 1beiI Der
Staot Iie9t in 9Ifdc, uno Der 8erInlf lddet
uan al, 10000 SbaIer.--Ger gBinter mar
bort febr itrens, unb bic gruhtfelber IolIsn
Elm fhled,teS slnfeben tabrn, unb nur cine
leid,te Grnte pcrIprehen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
potts oiaG stpril 27.

9 d dnier;lthfS NusIii d.-sm
Wittped in Der ocrissn Wed,e UerunsIiidte
Elm Wann Ramens Sc 9 6dffer
in elmer Soblenniine BET Ct Clair, baourob
eas cin 9rcscr Stein auf ibu herab roIIte,
pabrfdeinIih wdhrenb or eenielben 81 iins
ter9rabsn iuhte, unb i'm auf Der Stslle
tOotete. @r mar alleiu in Der gRiue unb
aIs man ees NathmittagS fir i'm Saadfud,'
un9 that, lUurbe er pou eem Sieine bsoedt
uno tUct 9rfuuesn. Sd6ffer hat rine Sdniilie
in oieier Stoot tuphnen, uno fol- elm nlfs
terncr, fciBiaer uub bsIiebtrr Wianu 9etDeien
lein.-CpreTe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
Gin Sepptetweber 0efeQ.

Der llnterfdrtetene IN Wafhinston Tfp,
Qeha @auntp, piiufdt ein 2eppid,neber
9efelI, Der fsin 6anemerf gut perfebt, fc'
elsid1 in Dienit IA nebmen--falls I'D, feintr
baIbi9fi meIoet, 70 III er pilIfns Elm esbriuns
&c, ipilden 16 unb IS Satren> sur @rler.
nnn9 bes obisen @eftdfts aujunshmen, bers
fclbe mus nbsr elm gutter Gbardftcr be(IBen
uno fsiBis fetn.
3cuten Deter.
0eai /. s3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
g srtcHtfe

Scfsenoes III cine eiife Der Briefe relde
IN Ieeter lDode In oem SasHiauu pcildmt
liesen 9ebIteten iIuo
Slila Sue, &. BohiiH, Sfrael BenHsr,-
Daniel Slaule, O. eaftarp, 9cbn Dfinman,
eYoid Eutt Gfifatetb Deity, sIarea Gaes
niger, Mdria earb, Sanies Sourlbfft, gaceb
Refer, Ghcnras Henbnrb, Dsnrp ssewhare.
William DIT, G. 9utbev, dmanba Glht,
H. Q. Mifier ebdrIes Ssip, slnbrfw Shels
Den. 1enrp Stsine, 9cfepb 0itarr, Q. Gbif.
fsrifein, ylidtola5 Saeser, WiIiam &d1oll,
9atban Sis8Fiso, 1sarD &snper, Q. Mas.
ner. =.
e. q. Getpbaro. .. .a1.
wVat . LII
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
HOWE'S CIRCUS (!
COME AND SEEITI
1prpe's unb @o's. orofes Circus.

Soipe'S unb Cos. 9roseS Circus.
beifebeno aus 24O eeuten unc pfcroen J.
@s nirmt 90 Sabrssuse, I'm bic 8nnlfrei
ter, WuTfer &C. Su fuhren-D DaGsIbe pirb
am ndhffen Wittpot, ben 3ten Wai, Su
Alentauu ansseifelIt perben Die 8crfel.
lung ipiro aIes nbertrefen, ipas nod, js'
mails bier selebeu tpuree. Der 3na fpirb er'
6fact eurh erci iplencice Griumpb'Bdgen,
bic nit aler prad,t Der ncuern &unlf uno
NIT briipieapfen llufoiten erbaut ipurbrn.--
Der @oowa9en spiro BON 90 SfabslIpfereen
9cscgen. Saommt nub leht allo eas @ircus.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
Ser @ecb0 4SatriGt.
Scbrccfltcbc Wmtb6llitnocn

Der d m n b a 3 8anrtoris, qBeib uno
Sbuleencein ocs Captain Nid,aro Bans
ucris, bon Der Wurrca Wcros8anee.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
100000 Sfbtmbelti.

Die Inter ihrisbensf baben 100000 Sus,
quebanna 29 GOD Soint SdIinosln cmpfan.
gen; weIde lls rpobifeif obiessn ueroen.
SSe3cr nno @eiler.
I'tSspMdtun9ie, Rai l. nq3ri
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01

Srdnri6.-9lls am lebten Sreitag Soerr
eeDt sums, bon Sallburg Sip., eies
fer Sauntp, auf ieinem Soeimwese aus eiclcr
Staet in einem franfeu 3uifanoe mar, rpnr'
DC er 70 unnohl baB er MIR nit fnapper
Totb feline WOhnuus erreihsn fcnnts, no
sr pom SdllaafiuB nieberfanf unb 9Ieid, oa'
ranf fsinen Self aufsab. mar AZ Sabre
alt uno binterlieB cine Dittne un6 einise
nnmhnoise Sinecr ieinen unerlpartcten Cob
Su betrauern.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

white, how changed would all have
been. The growing corn and the
ripe harvest. the blossom and the fruit,
the fresh greenness of spring, and au-
tumn's robe of many colors, the hueS
of the violet, the lily, and the rose, the
very foam Of the rivuIet, the enc
raid of the river, and the purple Of the
ocean, would have beenaIike unknown.
The rainbow would have been but a
paIer streak III the grey sky, and dull
vapors would have canopied the sun,
instead Of the clouds. which, IN dyes
of flaming brilliancy curtain his rising
up and going down. Nay, there
would have been no distinction be-
tween the bloom Of childhood and the
flush Of health and the paleness of de
cay and the hectic Of disease and the
lividness ofdeath. There would have
been an Unvaried, unmeaning leaden
hue, where we now see the changing
and expressive cOuntence, the tinted
earth, and the gorgeous armament"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26
The CONSTITUTION Is IN DBNeER.

We cannot too strongly urge upon those whose
lungs weak in any way affected, the necess-
ity OF being careful how they abroad at this
season Of the year. Death now gains with rapid
strides upon the steps Of the unwary! and in the
hourly changes of sky and atmosphere in this vara-
bic climate of ours. makes certain advances upon
the constitutions OF the most vigorous bodies Look
well your health. Without this where can hap
piHess be found Keep the surface of your body
clean and warmly clad, and you gaze upon the
wasted toFm ofsome friend acquaintance the
verge OF dissolution by protracted cousumPtive
disease; remember his first warning was a slight
cough pain, and that these premouitory synP-
toms might all have been removed and the patient
restored TO health hy the timely of that happy
remedy for every affection of the lungs and chest
Dr.. WIsrAKs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. Sold
by HENRY BLAkELY, Agent
Corner OF Third and Chesnut streets, ST. Louis,
Mo and by K. D. PULFORD. Druggist
High street, Mineral Point.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26
M N ERAL POINT ACGnEm1s
Z. E. WILLIAMS, NJ. \. PrInri,.,

The next term of this iustitpt;.
commence on the 9Th of June. ami VII
niue II weeks from that date ~. e'a
ion is given IN ali the studies nee 'S''De
70 qualify the pupil for business. for I :
ne, or for collegiate course Tt;
1ortant that scholars should be nm. q
n their attendance. Occasional AL
rom school, even for single dav e..
.ail TO have an unfavorable indnen.
he pupils progress. Scholars are a, q
ted at any time during the term. tbor.
IS preferred that they should enter !.
commencement.
TUITION:
Primary. So so No.
Common Eng. branches 3 90 ~
Higher - 400
Greek, Latin and French 5 90
TEXT BooKs.-Bul IONS EaqIjsb
Greek Grammars. Andrews and 3.
dard's Latin Grammar, Davies NJ,
NAUTICAL Works, Sanders Series ofS,-
Readers, Webster's Dictionary, H.
cocks Geology, Olmsted's Natural Phi
ophy, Lincoln's Botany, Comstock'sc
mistry, &c. &c.
Mineral Point. Nav 20. lS4o.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26
IEDANMLLN HOUSE,
IA CgzAT ED
Geneal Stage Office.
HIGH STREET, MINERAL POINT, WIS,
BY |. Z. LATHROP.

HIGH STREET, MINERAL POINT, WIS.,
BY l. 7. LATHROP.
EVIL Proprietor of the above respect
n fully informs the public that he has
recently enlarged his house and will be
happy to receive all who may favor him
with a-caII.
From his long experience in the busi-
ness he ilattera himself that he can give
general satisfaction.
Thankful for past favors he respectful
II soIicitsa continuance ofthc same. a
large and comnodIous barn is attached
to this establishment unequaled by any
in Mineral Point. Horses and carriages to
let at all times.
Stages will leave his house daily du-
ring the season for Plattviie, Galena and
Dubuque, also for Madison and Milwau-
kee connecting with the different routes
through theState, he has also made the
following
.TEig' .gEsFa.F.N'GE.EE,H'T.
Thrice a oseek from Mineral Point to
Franklin.
The subscriber would respectfully in
form the travelling public that he has
made arrangements for running STAGE
twice a week, to wit: on Tuesday and
Saturday, from
MINERAL PoIET TO FRAHKL1v,
BY way of Linden, g.. To leave Min
eral Point at 5. o'clock in the morning
an. return same day.
C,t,.rcS farv-g Ia. II 100 .l,z- ..-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26
IMPORTANT NATIONAL W0.
y Press, a new and elegant edition of the
PaFSKD E.S'Ts s. .HESS.E GES
In TWO handsome volumes. vo.-Jhe shole;ol,ec-
ted from official documents by
l.. WILLIAMS, Esq,

l.. u IL LIAjEs, Esq,
CONTENTS.
l. The Addresses and Messages OF the Presi-
dents Of the United States, from Washington Ia
Polls, with copious analytical index to the same,
OF suhlecr, names and dates.
,. An account OF the inauguration Of each Pres
ideut, and brief notice OF the prnciple political
events Of MS administration.
B. A biographical ske,ch of each President.
4. Declaration OF Independence.
., Articles OF confederation. with a brief hist0-
ny Of the ana circumstances which led to the
Ulon Of the states, ana the formation Of the con-
tuition.
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/ l i necessary Tor Congress TO vote supplies IN
L order send recruits to Mexico; But il Is Of
much more Importance that those who are indebted
% Z. e. IMMERSION 8 CO., should pay up, so
that hey may be able 10 lay In new stock Of goods
c. c. EMERSON & co.
Dodgevijle, February 10. 184G.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

lis -ttiEECt llCI II lt''tti 49, 49, - 80
earth Is calculated to be fifty miles, or
the I65 proportional altitude to the diam
cter Of the earth. The whole atmosphere
which surrounds the earth, has been cal
cuIated by some one fond of curious com /
parison, to be equal to solid globe of
lead sixty miles in diameter The air
can be weighed as we'll as solids AID
likewise measured. 1t is essential to the
life of man. animals and vegetables
Without air no creature could breathe.
Air Is every where present upon the
globe and bears upon every part of lis
surface with an enormous pressure. EV-
cry square inch Of the human body con-
tinuallv supports a pressure Of - lbs. A
great number can scarcely credit this, as
every step we take must disPlace an G
quail weight as that supported by our bed
les. But we can scarcely say we sup
port this weight, as we are supported by
ourselves equally on all sides, and we
move through it as easily as the dolphin
gldes through the waters OF the deep
Each gallon Of air weighs about quarter
OF an ounce.
Air is capable of being contracted and
expande in bulk both mechanically and
chemically. Itcan be condensed by pres
sure and expanded by heat, and its latter
quality Is just beginning 10 be developed
as powerful propeI.ing agent in the Air
Engine. Although the atmosphere IS
such beautiful and 'transpareut substance
vet it is not a simple substance. 1t IS
composed oftwo gases perfectly opposite
in theis natures siagIy. The one gas is
oxygen and the other nitrogen.
The oxygen is positive in all its qualities,
the nitrogen is negative The heating
& cooling ofthe atmosphere ~iil not affect
the quality OF the air, but combustion
will. Combustion withdraws tie oxygen
from the atmosphere ard carbonic acid
gas is liberated. The oxygen alone sup
ports fame, the nitrogen is a non-suppor-
ter. The atmosphere IS composed Of 70
parts nitrogen and II parts oxygen, an !
although many gases have been discover
ed and combined. yet no other combina
ton and no single gas will sustalnlife for
any length of time bat The air. and boun-
tiful 5 our Creator who has supplied our
earth with such quantity Of it.
The act Of respiration is curious. By
it decomposition Of the atmosphere IS
effected as thorough as by The most try
ing process. The human frame is like a
great furnace, and the lungs the bellows
which feed the fire. The great difference
between the comparison Is that the hu-
man frame is in the interior OF the bel
lows. A man breathing consumes SIX
hundred and forty pinls OF oxygen gas in
twelve hours making fourteen thousand
four bundled insplr atoms, and during
the time tina; eIapses between an lnsPlra-
ton and an expiration the air IS totally
changed in It's charactcr--the oxygen
IS distracted and united with the car
bon and car5ouic acid gas IS formed
and this IS expelled from the lungs with
tbe uaaf.ersd nitrogen
The air that's expelled from the lungs
VIII not support flame. Ii We take a
glass vessel with tube fitted exactly
to its top or bottom and in INSPIRE and ex-
MIRO > f.w tio,.s nv tbe tYbe # Mill be