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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

Rece,pfs since uester30D-FLOUR, s.JOO bbls
WHFAT none. Conn 20 900 bushels.-The Gales OF
Flour are 10 a fair extent and comprise 1000 bbs A.
"a IS for common State and mixed Western, ano
75a4 t., for straight brands do. In OATS there
sales OF 1908 bushels at ste.
BOSTON, July 23-ARRIvED-ship Propontis Manila.
experienced severe gale stove buiwarks two boats spi
sails &C. next day, gaze continuing, shipped large qlan-
uues Of water. Snip Shaw, BueuOs AyTes. June sra
Ina co bark Geo Wool, Tor Baltimore. Let bafks Mason
CnlcoTa, I'm DO "a Amphiirte, for o. DAYS Ano-
nellie, chartered for do LeOpOc for DO 10 days; Alma
do 10 days: buPs Col Howard. Newly OTk, arr May 81
Niord for co. 80 dsys Spole July 49, Ia, IS - lon 81 s.
ship Tuskina. NYork tor Rotterdam. Bark Lucy
Ellen, ~ Martins 5h Sarts, 7th July. Len no Americans
Brig Cardiff, Cardenas. July 10 Left bngs New-Oreans.
for NYOrk Gazee, for POr land next DAY, brr
and sri orb. IN quarantine Brig Gordon. Havana, June
80 CLFARtD-Barks Brenda and Alabama New-Oreans.
bdgs Nrrus Gibraltar, Myrs Philadelphia; schs Helena
COwes, VIM Maylor.
FAST MACHIAs, July 2-sld, schr General Evans
NYork.
BATH July 2O-Arr, brgs Charles. Newport, w Wm
Crawford, Danen; schr Billow, NYofk
PORTLAND, July 2l-Arr, brig Mariana and schr
SALEM. July 2i-Arr, brig Kingsbury, Phils
NEWBURYPORT. July 2i-Arr. schr Atlantic, Ponce,
NEW-bEDFORD, July A-Arr, SHIRT Florence, Modiie
PROVIDENCE July zl-Au, A. X Hays, Phila ;
forc, Baltimore; Time, Suffolk, VIginii; Delaware, II
Borden Empire Diadem, Gen. Scott Hsnet, Louisa, and
Sarah Jane, Phila; Oregon and slOop Franklin.
2ist arr at Appanaug, schr May, Baltimore.
Arr al san Francisco previous 10 May IT, ships Grey
Eagle Pha; Huntress, NewYork both via Valparaiso
bngJ Fremont Baltimore. Sid. Nav 10. barb Horton
sia Mazalan. In port May 10 upwards OF 20 squareHg
ged vessels, and large number Of small crai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
ALBANY. Monday, July 81 Pm.

There have been q cases Of Cholers and
delths reported for the - hours ending this day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

COOPERATION PRoPERTY.-The appropriations
for the present year under the head of Real Estate being
nearly exhausted by purchases Of lots, &C made by
order OF the Corporation, the Controller has applied to
the Common Council for additional appropriation
Of $40 900, Tor the purposes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
NEW-YoRx AND GREENWOOD

EtYez-ziNBANks, % 3sndy H0ot, syery hoDdsy
x7s Tuesday, Wednesday, Tbqrsdsy, rndsy
and sunday. TIE steamer BUFFALO will leave fosiof
kobins0n-sL o'clock; Thnsenlh-st 81; CansLst
CsfaanDest. "a; GIaoost 0, Pier No sorth River, y
Par. IS cents esch way iva IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
n as;zsEsCMooLEY,.. No !TTl'sS.b
FIRE INSURANCE.

THE BROOKLYS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
lIAvIsO b~sn twenty-five years In operation, eonnsoe
stores dse hsss ard other soildnss mef'
chandise household furniture, sses 10 port snd n"
Oness No. Merchants Exchange, Wallis ksw-fos'
'"' ~ %n ELLSWORTH, rresassi
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16
TIE OPHIR OF SOLOMON.

Th4e is large mountain called 90
pair, says a recent traveller, CONTIGUOUS to
the COST of of Aialacca, and it abounds in
gold. gin sailing along close TO the shore
at night the air was perfumed as if with
spicesand frankincense. The whole coun
try te~ns with rich and rare products
Sefale=on the contrary, is a low swampy
tegrite-v no mountain is visible and
gold Is most certainly obtained thereabouf,
brought from the interior, but no spices,
frankAcense, or myrrh. Its latitude pro-
hbitsshe growth of those articles. while
MaIac.a is especially adapted for them. =
The t,.ansition Of the Jews from Malacca
up th{F coast, to Cfina. was an easy mat
ter sndeed. the Chinese themselves Wis
tied Sle Red Sea and Persian Gulf
AboutS the year A. ID. 1850, the Rabbi
Benjamin, of Tudels. visited several Eas-
tern Countries. for the express purpose Of
ascertsining the residence of the lost tribes
Ths Rabbi found some of his brethren
ID Sa .nacand, China and Tibet; in the
frs c.y he found $4,000 Isrealites.
To chose who consider California as
lbe ARGENT Ophir, we would Just like to
ask fsthem where Solomon got his apes
and psacocks from. that were brought in
AIS Opstir Ships Scientific American.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16
INDIAN DEAD SHOT.

The best remedy eUer discovered for Tie cure Of
the FeUer and .4gtte.
This is 40 Humbug; the Recipe was obtained
from the Indians in western Missouri, is al
ways used by them for Ague and merer fails to
Try it and it will recommend itself 1t is easy
in its operation, and can be taken with perfect safe
IN under all circumstances.
1t should be taken just before the chill comes
on; if you Bilious it viii operate both as an
enetic and physic, if not, only as physic.
The chill will scarce ever return after the first
dose. if it should return, the second will finish it.
Each bottle contains two large doses for an adult
1t should be given in small doses to children.
In this medicine the great desideratum is obtain
ed and suffering thousands hail its discovery with
joy for it does not disappoint the hopes of those
,vho look to il for relief Proprietors
HOUGHTON & BALLARRD
Shulsburg, Wisconsin
3ETPrice, 81 90 per bottle soy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16
Es Inflammation


This only Of four thousand OF Ehsu-
lstisu bat DR. Townseuds Sarsaparia has cured. The
chronic weekly eradicatcd by
-xtraoriinary virtues
James Cunung Esq of the assistants in the
nc Asylum BlaekTeI Island is the gentleman spoken Of
the following letter.
Biackwell's Island. Sept II 1877.
DR. Townsend-Dear Sir; have suffered terribly for
zine with the Rheum tism considerable Of
could sleep walk. had the distressing
,ains and limbs terribly swollen. | have used
bottles of Sarsaparl AMI they have done
a thousand dollars worth Of good Il much
Indeed entirely relieved. Yoi liberty
iOr the benefit Of the afflicted.
Yours respectfully. JAMES CUMMINGS.
Fever and & que.
DR. Townsends Sarsaparls unequtlsd Of tha
Chills and Fever and Asue Tne following letter only
hundreds that received from South
Vest of like character.
Oswego, Mich, Oct % 1877.
Dr. Townsend Dear Sir-I purchased for my wife
bottles Sarsaparja of your Agent Mr. McsIair
try Fever and Ague Before had
"A the bottle appeared the blood and
ChilIs and the Fever appeared. thas
less volenE and before she lad finished the bolts
entirely relieved anA sac nuh osttcr than shs
al been before took lady that been
very sick with the Chis ami Fever had them
with Qunine. and was left very and sing
and troubled exceedingly with the Ague Cake
the effect it haze my WIFE, she procured
bottles, and restored her a few weeks O complete
health our Sarsaparia is without doubt unequaed
diseases incident the West and if YOU think
nuuication wil be of liberty yoa
shOOsc.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16
A WISE DECISION BY AN IDIOT.

Fuller, in his "Holy State tells the fol=
lowing pleasant story: :.
A poor man in Paris, being very hungry:
went into a cooks shop, and staid there So
long (for the master was dishing-up meat,;'
that his appetite being lessened by the steam;::
he proposed to go without his meal; but ting
cook insisted upon payment all the same. AZ
length, the alteration was agreed to be refer.
red to the first person that passed the door:
that person happened to be notorious idiot:
Having heard the complaint, he decreed tha.
the poor mans money should be placed be:
tween two empty dishes, and that the COOK
should be recompensed with the jingllng q
his cash, as the other was with the fumes OF
the meat; and this little anecdote is literally.
matter of fact.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16
Cox's Mills,

Formerly Scots On Otter CreeL,)
HAVING purchased the interest of Messrs Scots
IL in the above Mills, the undersigned has the
pleasure OF announcing TO the public that he Is
prepared to accommodate all who may favor him
with custom either in Grinding SatciHg. on the
shortest notice In connection with the above Is
also a good Blacksmith and Coope,s Shop, where
customers can at all times be accommodated on the
most reasonable terms. He Will also keep con-
stantly on hand general assortment of GOODS,
consisting of such varieties are usually kept IN
the West, which viii be exchanged for grain or
cash at remarkably low rates.
lumber and Flour constantly on hand and for
sale. at the most reasonable prices.
~ The highest prices at all times paid for good
wheat c. H. cox
Otter Creek Lafayette county wisconsin,
Sent 18th, 1913.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16
MARRrAeEs.-The torch of love burss

MARRIAGEs.-The torch of love burxs
brightest in the winter. Whether it s
because of the cold weather, or The lor.g
evenings. suspension of business, sic; =
rides, soirees and balls, we know not, bat
it's certainly true that western people gesi.
orally choose the winter to attend to that
most important duty, marriage. Wed
dings will never be out of fashion-as.d
we think it decidedly in bad taste to aD.
point them for any other season, than win.
ter, because that affords the husband me.e
time to pass through the honeymoon H.
comingly and acceptably. He is freq
from business cares, can spend his even
ings ut home, and has little else to thiss *
of besides the being upon whom he lss
bestowed his affections Toledo BEQd..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16

Coop HUmoR.-Good humor is the
clear, Glue sky of the soul, on which every
star of.talent will shine more clearly, and
the suE of genius encounter no vapors in
aiE passage. Ii Is the most exquisite beau
iyi of a. fine face-a redeeming grace In
hoinely one. 1t is like the green IN the
FanAscape-h with every color,
I6ellowjng the glories of the bright, and
s7fteniag the hue of the dark; or. ike a
aIte Ia a full concert OF instruments, a
sound not at first discovered by the ear,
zet filling Up the breaks in the conc ord
with its deep melody.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16

+. ADVERTISING little man behind a
big rock with big platter full of pearls,
at only cent APIECE. and keeping his own
counsel, would probably sell nothing. 1t
IS Of the utmost Importance to make your
self and your goods known. A frog in the
fught attracts more attention than an OK,
for he cries aloud and spares not. The
profits arising from advertising, are not
conceived by those who have not tried
20 these who have, we need not say a
word, for they will never discontinue the
custom,-PAiIad Spirit Of the Times.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16
gar6etg.
THE DEVIL ROUND THE;
STUMP

Just after the State election in Pennsylva-.
MIA, Mr.. Smith warm Cass man, met his:
friend Mr.. Jones, an enthusiastic TAYLOR man.:
g Jones'" said Smith, ''the election of john.
son does not increase TAylor's chances IN
Pennsylvania /:
$ Yes it does,' answered Jones.
Pl bet you hundred dollars that Casss
carries the State,'' cried Smith.
Done exclai med Jones. :" But he adj.
ded after moments hesitation--'' but if we.
bet we shall lose our votes.''
$50 we shall,'' said Smith.
s. I'll tell you what" said Jones. his face
frightening up. III tell YOU what may be:
done. My wife shall call upon your wifi:
and bet with her,
g Good said Smith. I:
Home went Jones.
My dear, Mrs. Smith wants TO bet a hum
dred dollars with you that Cass will carry.
Pennsylvania ;
g Mrs. Smith bet hundred dollars with
me,'' exclaimed the astonished lady. !
ssY Yes, if you would like to bet there's the
money. Go round this afternoon and see herr
and put the stakes in the hands Of lady:
friend.''
The two ladies met, and the money was::
deposited. On Thursday last, when the reg
suit was known, Jones told his wife to &c:
and draw the money, as she had won. The:
lazy was not SLOW III ODS1iil8 tttI AdSodlAtS :.
that time; and before an hour the two huns:
dred dollars, exchanged into half eagles wers:
glittering through the inteIstices of her beau::
tiful purse. :
When Jones came home at night, he sais,
to his wife-''well, my dear, did you get the.
money - :.
.'Yes - was the reply. :
sI'll trouble you for it, darling, if yo:
please" !
Trouble me for what -
g For the money | won of Smith"
g You won Did you bet with Mr. Smith : |?
mo, no; that is, yes. l bet in fact tho$
In order to save my vote | made you the agent, :.
answered Jones, with visible embarra nents
81 cannot consent, my dear husband, .
said the lady with great dignity, to be parts
to any violation evasion of the law. ! cans
not consent on your account-you whose hon*
is so dear to me. And | shall therefore keep
the money, in order that | may still retain ms.
respect for law-loving, law-abiding, and 2.
law-obeying husband. Dear Jones kiss me.
The lady was as good as her word; anc:
Jones discovered, that in his attempt to whiE
the devil round the stump, he had lost cleaE.
hundred.
This is a fact.-N. 7. Dispa'cH. :.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16

Mr.. STEPHENs.-By the way, says s,
Washington correspondent of the Charsss
ton News, what say you to my ehangh.
the subject, and giving you a. anecd:h
about our friend Mr.. Stephens ? On o.,
occasion while delivering most eloqu6n
speech IN the House of Representative
there was a number Of strangers in 81,
gallery who were constantly exclaimins
That is a splendid fellow Il won.e
who he IS. etc. A Georgian who hi Do
pened TO be near, suddenly exclaimed u
ring the excitement, Il guess he is gr5a
fellow he only weighs ninety-six pounds
and has revolutlonized six counties p
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16
s II z R IT 4 " S
AII7I9@a Ifng TaIea~ 2

A4L=lG@@lIng Ealsam9
Mrs. ArrREE, the wife of VIM H Attree, ESQ.
was given up by DIR. Seweu Of Washington, Drs
Roe and Mcclellan Of Philadelphia Dr. Roe an,
DR. Mott Of New York Her friends al thought
she must die. She had every appearance OF benz
in consumption, and was so pronounced by he.
observation-disclosures Balsam was given and i
cured her.
Mrs G4RRABRAETz, OF Bulls Ferry, was also
cured of consumption by this Balsarn when al
other remedies failed TO give relie-she was redi
ced to a skeleton. DR.. A G Castle, Dentist 2Si
Broadway, has witnessedits effects in several cases
where no other medicine afforded relief-but tbe
Balsam operated like charm Dr. c. also wit
messed its wonderful effects in curing Asthma.
which it never fails IN dong Splitting Blood. a.
farming as It may be, Is etfectualy cured by this
BslsaIn. It heals the ruptured OF wounded bloed
vessels. and makes the lungs sound again
Rev. HEyRT JoNE5, IG8 Eighth avenue. was
cured of cough and catarrhal affection Of 50 years
standing. The first dose gave him more relief than
all the other medicine he had ever taken Dr. L.
J. BeaIs, 10 Delaney street, gave 1t to sister-if-
law who was laboring under Consumption. and to
another solely afflicted with the Asthma Ii both
cases its effects were immediate, soon restoring
them to comfortable health.
Mrs. LUCRETIA WELLS, % Christie St suffered
from Asthma ID years. sherman S Balsarn relic
we'd her at once, and she Is comparatively well
being enabled to subdue every attack by timely
use of this medicine This indeed Is the great re
medy for Coughs Colds, Splitting Blood. Liver.
Complaints, and all the affections of the throat
and even Asthma and Consumption
Price IS cents and 81 per bottle.
DIR. Shernan's Worm and Cough Iozenoes sold
as above.
Principal Office 106 Nassau-street, Neu-Yori1l
AGESTs NAMES AND REsTDExcE-R. d PuI-
ford Mineral Point Saxton & Co. Wiota. II
Vaughn, Shullsburg. For salea also in almost everv
town IN tne west 3m71
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16
EeEg. @ sGsaDOTs'S
IN D Ian CH0LAGOGUE:

IL The ca"e Of Feec- end .4gue ChU Fever, Dumb
4gue, Intermittent and Rea3itesst Fegers, Liger
Compliant, Jal,adice, Enlargement Of The Lircr
Enlargement Of the spleen and Of the Uariolss forms
OF BILLIOCS DISEASES
This invaluable medicine was prepared from an
extensive practice Of several years IN a bilious
climate, and IS MEYER KNOWN TO FAIL of curing
Feper and -4gue, any of the diseases above
named
The wonderful operation of the Cholagogue in
eradIcatng bile from the human system. can only
explain It's extraordinary agency in the speedy,
thorough and permanent care Of Ferer and .Ra,ue
and the various grades of intermittent and remit
tent feyers. 1t is equally efectlal for the cure Of
Liver complaint jaundice, enlargement Of the liv-
er: also enlargement of the spleen, called .aeue
Cake, and the various forms of bilious Indigestion
These, with the other varied affections Of such
climates arising from common nsjqs1na{ cause are
only notifications of the same disease. and equal
ly controlled by the same remedy
1t IS entirely a regeta6le preparation and NAV be
taken by any one with perfect safety TO the most
delicate constitution. Inrepeated instances it has
been administered 10 infants less than month old
suffering from attacks of Fever and A que and al
ways with entire success. In nuInberless instances
constitutions greatly impaired and apparently ru-
med by long residence IN bilious climate have
been entirely restored by its continued and eff
Gent use.
The above medicine Is for sale by Beech & I'll
ley, Mineral Point, J. Wasley &Co Pedlar Creek
and c. c. Rynerson & Co, DodgevilIe SOW
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16
CORNISH

FTA ~ Re found at his old stand, two doors above
=lF 4 lae Store of Beech & Tilley, where he IS
now re.aiving large stock OF STOEES, among
which <aay by found the following
{ ENPxaE Arr TIGHT CooKISG STOVES;
: NIAGARA AND ALBANY CRY Do.
: PRE-IUsf AND PARLoR Do.
;: DoU~LE OVEN Do.
Air -ght Parlor and Plate Stoves ofvarious pat
lterns a-d sizes; together with a general assort-
9nent o. TIN, COPPER, ZINC, LEAD, SHEET lRoN,
WIRE &c, &c, which he VIII sell cheap for
(, CASA as they can be bought al any shop in this
country.
III -~Ierchants supplied at eastern prices, with
:the d..tion of transportation.
-, .9b work done with despatch, and on rea-
sorabl-terrns oct13, 81.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16
io.oeo cHses OF General Debility and wan

Consumption Cared.
Cleanse and Strengthen Consumption be cured Br0G-
chltfs Consumption LiUer Complaint, Colds Caarrh
Coughs +sIsa Splitting blood Soreness in the Chest
Hectic FiasA. NIght S4oeafs Dfcait Pr0{sss Es-
psetorasioR Fai Tie Sds, DC. haze been and be
Splitting BLOOD.
Nsp York april % 1917.
DR TowNsENp.-I verify believe your Sarsaparis
been means through Providence of saving my
life. have tor several years had bad Cough Ii be-
aud worse At last ! raised large euanti-
ties Of blood had night and ebta-
tel aud reduced, aud did expect live. have Gully
used Sarsapariia short time, aud there has
ieriRl change been wrought able walk
al the city. 1 raise blood and my esugh has
e0 You web imagine that thankful for
those ults. Your obesiieut
WM. RUSSELL, IS CaIlarine ST.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16
OF FASHION,

TFsTI~, undersigned would respectfully say to his
cd customers and the public generally, that
he has again commenced the TAILORING bust
ness insthe upper room of the building he formerly
{occupisd as a Tailor shop, Gin the room over
,Marshs Book Store) where he viii be happy to
taccernzaodate all customers who may favor him
with work. From long experience in the business
he fiatrers himself that he can give general salts
.factions and solicits share of patronage.
CUr4ING attended to at all times, and on the
shorteS5 notice. NELSON ANGEL.
Mineral Point, dec2S,1y.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16
THE MOTHER.

writer beautifully remarks, that a mans
mother is the representative of his Maker
Misfortune, and even crime, set up no barriers
between her and her son. While his mothe=
lives, he will have one friend on earth wh5
will not listen when he is slandered, who Will
soothe him in his sorrows, and speak TO hiI.l
of hope when he is ready to despair. Hes
affection flows from pure fountain, and eeas.
es only at the ocean of eternity.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16

within the last two months, from responsible deal
eTs IN the east He has also a large stock of ali
kinds of
EG5s2s5sy Gf-oCey5e8,
which he viii dispose of at prices which cannot
iall to to please his customers Also, large as
sortment OF Paints, OILS aid Dye S.u6s
The undersigned hopes, by strict attention O
has business to merit the patronage of the public
THEO RODOLF.
September 20 1S4S. I2fl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16

ED UsNIOR says that Genl. Cas- Is elected to stay
q u ct home, it is now certain that many others
will h,=ve a like situation, therefore
AL4RSH has brought G large stock Of
BOOKS, STATIONARY GsMUSlCAl INST UMENTS
TO supy the wants of the dear people the coming
winter. such as
Ihe=Lives OF Washington, Napoleon, Marion.
.and Gen. Scost. History Of the Mexican War
Washington and his Generals. The American
CIuiSey, Pictorial History of England. d Aubignes
III stors- of the Reformation Webster's and Wor-
cester'S large Dictionaries. Shakespeare Bvron's
Combs ana Fowlers' works; also Goodrich's.
Sanders and McGutfie's series Reading Books;
an kiads of Arithmetics, Billions and smith
CframIslars Sc &c.-Any quantity of 81 k Books
of all sizes ard descriptions-all kinds OF Paper,
Pens, Ink, &c g.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16

FIRsT LovE-Keen.-Th conversation
At Holland House turned upon first love.
Tom Moore compared it to potatoe, be
cause it shoots from the eyes"
'Or rather" exclaimed Byron. because
II becomes less by pairing"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16
SILENCE
THAT
DREADFUL
CoUGHl TIE
SGS ARE IL DAN
EER. TIE NYnRK OF III

DESTROYER HAS BEEN BEGUN, THE CoUeH
OF CONsVMPTToN HATH III A SOUND OF DEATH
ARE YOU A MOTHER Your darling child.
your idol and earthly joy, Is now perhaps conGn-
ed to her chamber by dangerous cold-her pa e
checks, her thin shrunken fingers tell the hold dis
ease has already gain ed upon heT-he sound of er
sepulchral cough pierces your soul
YOUNG MAN, when just about to enter life.
disease sheds heart crushing blight over the fair
prospects of the fHture-Your hectic couch ard
feeble limbs tell OF your loss of hope, but YOU need
not despair. There is a balm which viii heal the
wounded lungs II IS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16

UNPREcEDENTED TRAVELLING The
Montreal Transcript says hat horse ma
rned Fig was lately trotted from Cornwall
20 Monsreal, a distance of ninety miles, in
Six hours and fifteen minutes, excluding
stops. This is over fourteen miles al hour.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16

All men are endowed with inalienable rights
except poor men. All men who do not pi.y
their honest debts are great scamps-exce:
those who cheat on large scale. All ms
are born free and equal-except negroes. Al
men are slnners-eXcept those aoh0 belong "a
The Church. All men are allowed TO thiI.5
and act freely-except those who trork fort
hring. All well dressed and accomplishs1
women are ladies-except factory girls.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16

Could language be more beautiful. !.
little girl enquired of her friend. who ;,
not passed her eighth year, ssWhat ca:
es the rain - to which the following be.
tiful reply was given. THE drops of RI
are the tears shed by angels over the 81
of the world"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-16

awe don't indulge in horrid anticipations,.
as the hen pecked husband said when thepa:
son told him he would be joined TO his W:
IN another world, never to separate. Parsos
said he, l beg you won't mention that cis
cumStance again.