Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-20

bacco b0X, Involuntary put my Hahu III my
-rowsers to get hold Of my pig-tail. In fact
am afraid | sometimes Numbered dreadiui!y
IN my sermons, my thoughts being more per-
haps tobacco than upon the Lord. But 1
stuck to my resolution; and neither 'caven-
dish nor pig tail has ever been between my
teeth from that day to this ~
ENERGY
One of the most remarkable instances of the
success which attends wen applied energy and
perseverance, is exhibited in the ease of DR. Dawn
JAYNE of Philadelphia, with whose advertisements
the readers of the Register familiar. The
Doctor, after spending many years of his life IN
practice, and careful investigation OF the origin
and character of diseases, applied himself to the
preparation of remedies, and the excellence of his
compounds is attested by the grateful thanks Of
thousands who have proved the benefits of his
skill and scientific knowledge. His are not mere
quac1 nostrums, but preparations resulting from
long and careful study, and as they serve, in an
eminent degree, the good purposes for which they
we're intended. success has followed the proprietors
enterprise and labors. His establishment is now
Of the largest in the United States, and besides
furnishing every city, town, and township in the
country with his invaluable medicines, he ships
annually, immense quantities to foreign lands
In the prosecution of his plans for bringing his
specifics to the notice of the whole people, DR.
JAYNE has issued Family Almanac, containing
certificates and testimonials of the highest charac
ter. We see it stated in tie Germantown Tele
graph, that last year, million OF the Almanacs
were published for 848 and all distributed. This
year the demand for 1S49 is so great, that two
power presses driven by steam, running day
and night with a double set of hands and
able to meet the demands OF the public for the Al
manacs Indeed, Messrs. Stavey & N Gala, who
do the press-work, have found it necessary, to
meet the wants Of the publisher, to obtain third
power press Ttco nations and half copies viii
be required for 1910, consuming from twelve 10
fifteen thousand reans Of papers. and mourning an
expense, at the very small rate of two cents each
copy and we cannot see how they can be furnish
ed at so low price-of .tify thousand dollars =
This is wonderful, exhibiting as it does one Of the
most remarkable instances o. enterprise on record.
But it must be remembered that this large sum,
which is fortune of ITSELF is entirely given away
the whole two millions and half Of Almanacs
gratutously given to merchants, storeAeepers,
families and individuals, with view to their gen
cral gratuitous distribution throughout the United
states
The position of Dr. JAYNE IS an enviable one
achieved by his own unaided energy, industry and
MISUNDERSTANDING largely from an extensive
knowledge of medical sprudencc-and he
stands at the head of the discoveries Of medicines
or The million which have not only been pre-
nounced 70 be unequaIed remedies, for the dis
eases severally set apart by the proprietor, &c,
bat destined to confer upon this human family IN
calculable benefits in the form of rcstoreI health
and prolonged Observation-Disclosures Register.
THE PRosEcUro2 PRosEcUTED. = James
Fenimore Cooper, the Novelist, who has in
stituted so many suits for libel against Edi-
tors. has rece tly become the subject OF pros
ecution a suit having been instituted against
him, by clergyman named Tiffany, al Al
bany, n. Y, for charging him with being
liar and scoundrel, unfitto preach, &c. The
defendant has put In pleas jushfying his va
rious charges.-Eoson Transcript.
THE DEAD SEA.-,lhe Malta papers state
that the American transport Supply, had left
that place to bring back the officers and crew
of the store ship employed in exploring the
Dead Sea, but owing TO the sick state of the
men Lieut.. Lynch had chartered French biz
and sailed for Malta, but had not arrived tho
twenty-five days out.
The Ottawa CID Constitutionalist of the
30th ult. says that not one OF the electors on
the BarnburEer ticket are Wings, the entire
number being made Of Loco Fccos and Alb
olitioniSts.
ROBBERY
Early yesterday morning, about $500 in
sovreigns stolen from the store of En-
erson q Shields, in this city. a person by
the name Of Bell, who had been discharged
from the City Hotel the day previous, was
Immediately suspected, owing to the fact that
Fened, in way that gave opportunity for the
commission cf the theft. He was accused