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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
CIRCTHT C0nRT


April Term, A. D. 1919 (
Moses NJ. Strong, \
George Beatty, and In Attachment
Eliza Beatty, his wife
STATE Of Wisconsin, }
osce County,
NodlCE IS hereby given to George Beatty and
Eliza beatty his wife the above named defendants
ana an o3her persons concerted that the eighth
day OF February A d. $40 a writ of attachment
was issued out of the Circuit Court within and for
the County of Iowa and State of Wisconsin and
under the seal OF said Court for the sum of three
hundred and fifty dollars in favor of the said Mo-
ses NJ Strong Plaintiff, and against the goods and
Chattels lands and tenements moneys rights and
Credits OF the said George Beatty and Eliza Beatty
oelendants, returnable at term of said Court TO
De held on the first monday of April A D. 1S4o
at the Court House in Mineral Point in said Conn
~ OF Iowa, which said writ was returned ON this
I4th day OF February AID 1S4 Q by the Sheriff of
SAID County OF Iowa by attaching the lands of the
defendants, and the said George Beatty and Eliza
Beatty were not found by said Sheriff.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto set nv
hand and affixed the Seal of the Circuit Court
L. ;. at Mineral Point this 14th dav of February
A. d. 1919
Attest: JAMES IITTTCu1SON
clerk Circuit Court. Iowa county Wis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
ocular office
TO III INTERESTED.

ALL persons l:svtQs unsettled accounts with
the subscriber, of:one two. or three years stand
ing are requestedso call and settle the same with
out delay-Ihose :sot prepared to make immediate
payment viii besFeq4lred to settle the same by
note. As II is lis Intention hereafter to have a
settlement with at least once year, it is 10 be
hoped that this nc:Iee win not be diS1egarled
4 NN- HILDEBRAND
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
GaISisnrmSa GHowas.

d. HEPARD < BONNELL are now manuiac-
- turing new article, which for convenience
n cooking and baking are superior 10 any manu-
factuied IN the west. They are light durable and
cheap. One with all the utensils, may be packed
III space Of ; inches. Warranted TO last three
w a. with good usage. Price Slo
Mineral Point, March ,. 1879
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
CIRCUIT COURT. /,
April Term, A d. 1910.
Moses NJ. Strong,
VS. In Attachment
Richard Evans
State of Wisconsin. }
Iowa County


NolICE IS hereby given to Richard Evans the
above named defendant and all other persons CON
cerned' that on the eighth day of February, A. d.
Io49, writ OF attachment issued out of the
circuit Court, within and for the county of Iowa
ana State OF Wisconsin, and under the seal of said
court ior the sum of Fifty dollars in favor of the
sald Moses NJ Strong plaintiff, and against the
Soods and chattels, lands and tenements moneys
rights ana credits of the said Richard Evans de-
JendanT, returnabe at the term Of said court to be
hed on the first Monday of April A d. 1919 at
the Court House in Mineral Point, in said county
OF iowa. which said writ was returned on this
I4th DAY OF February, A. d. 1S49, by the Sheriff
OF SAID county of Iowa, by attaching the lands of
The sad defendant, and the said Richard Evans was
not found by said Sheriff.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal OF the Circuit
L. : Court at Mineral Point this 18th day OF
FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1919 81
Attest JAMES HUTCHINSON,
Circuit Court, Iowa Co Wis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
Election Notice.
Convenience and Economy.


srS now manufacturing a superior kind of
- COOKING STOVES, adapted to the use of
California Emigrants Il occupies but a small
space-is light and furnished with all the necessa
ry appendages for cooking. Persons intending 10
20 to California will do well to call and examine
i for themselves Price So.
March Q 1919
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
Fer Sale or Rent

THAT valuable BLAST FURNACE, nearly
new, situated mile north Of Mineral Point. To-
gether with Horses. Wagons and all necessary
Furnace Tools. Also, Forty Acres OF Good Land
partly Timber. with Dwelling House and Stable
and sixty cords good dry wood on the premises,
all things ready for immediate use.
4 good bargain viii be given, either sale
lease, a the owner is about leaving for California.
Tor terms apply to
GILBERT or WM. BENNETT,
or q. w. COBB
March ?, 1919. Mineral Point, Wis.
l. Galena Ga7ette copy "a tceally slr rceeas, and
scad 5i3 10 this office
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
=. 4. BRIDGE, 81 Go {.

=. Z. BRIDGE, 81 Co,
MILL open for sale, on or about Sept 10TH
VI 1S4S, an extensive assortment of Shelf and
Miscellaneous Hardware, to which they would
call the attention Of those requiring materials in
their line Our stock comprises IL HOUSE
TRLlIINGS and BUILDERS HfTERLALS
of all kinds, including
NAILS. GLASS, SASH, &c,
HOUSE FUR MS HIN G. GOODS,
of every description, with more than 100 gross of
CUTLERY besides BRIIT4NL.4 AND lip u
TIN HIRE, Sc, CARRIAGE, C.ABLNET
AND TRUNK W.4RE, Sc, Sc, &C.
FOOLS
of every name and description for farmers house
and ship carpenters JoIners, coOpers, blacksmlths
and others with full stock of Miscellaneous Ware
making in all as good an assortment as any IN
Wisconsin We beg TO state, that we deem our
facilities for purchasing unequalied by any house
west of the Lakes; and those dealing with shall
find such prices as cannot tall to please the closest
buyers.
To merchants buying at wholesale, we VIII sell
on exceedingly advantageous terms, and we ask
their patronage
(Call and see us, examine our stock, and let US
make your acquaintance, If you do no more
s. J. BRIDGE,
III East Water Street Milwaukee
LONG & DEYANPORT,
sly 10 Platt Stress New York
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

Feb. Il, 1910.
Notice IS hereby given. that those who employ
any OF the paupers from the poor house in Mineral
Point, will have TO account for their services to
the Commissioners of Iowa County and no aIlsy
ance viii be made for srtya's furnished And those
who may be indebted to them fot labor will p1ease
settle for the same az this Office.
5. +. SEABURY
elk. Board of Comm ssioners
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
Stoves and Tn Ware.
81 e O.1.ysEEE

VIII keep constantly on hand a general assort-
ment of stoves, among which NAV be found the
Premium Cooking Stoves, of all kinds and sizes
Pierces Patent American Air Tight do Carpen-
ters Patent Elevated Oven; Double Oven Preni-
UNI; Parlor and Plate Stoves, of all sizes and pat
terms.
ALSO
A general assortment of Japanned. Tin. Copper
and Sheet Ironware, Lead, Zinc, and Wire for sale
cheap for Cash.
IL Merchants supplied at Eastern prices adj
ding cost of transportation.
AlEkinds of jobblng done at the shortest notice
by l.. G.. WHEELER
Mineral Point, Sept. 8. 1S47.
gVdRUFFS AND BOAS-3 doz assorted NJuffs
a. also doz. Ladies Boas just received and
for sale by JOHN MILTON.
WV INDOW GLASS-100 boxes, assorted sizes
w from 7X9 to 16X24, for sale by
THEO RODOLF.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

the Judge of the 9th Judicial Circuit made A.
Chambers on the 9th dav OF February instant fine
defendant in the above entitled cause is hereby, no
tined to be and appear at the next term Of the Cir
cult Court next TO be holden at the Court House
in Mineral point in and for the County of Iowa on
the first Monday of April next at twelve O clock
noon OF said day. Then and there to plead answer
or demur to SAID Complainants petition or the
same Will be taken against him as confessed and the
matters and things therein contained decreed ar
cordinely.
Given under my hand and Seal this 18th dav
of February 1S49
Attest JAMES HUTCHINSON
ok Circuit Court Iowa County Wisconsin
Eaton & Cothreh, Solicitors for Pig. Gw21
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
CALIFORNIA GELD!
DISCOVERED
Sigaor D'Alrear's Goldometer!
THE GOLD SEeKER'S GUIDE.

IHt bULU OttkEhS GUTUt;
" Secret .A't Of finding Mines of Gold Slrer, Iron
Lead, Copper, Coal and other Mineral Pscaes
The first discovery of Gold in California was
made by DON JOSE D'ALYEAR. an eminent
Spanish Geologist, Chemist and Natural Philoso-
pher, by means of newly invented Magnetic in
strument, called
TIRE COL d OH a "a R
OR GOLD SEEKERS GUIDE!
Signor D'Alvear has just arrived at New York
from the Gold regions OF California, by way of Pa
mama, Chagres, and New Orleans, bringing with
INN very large quantity of Gold ore, valued at
nearly one million of Dollars, which he collected
there, long before the existence of the Gold mines
became known TO the residents Of California gene
rally
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
no Agents.

In consequence of the difficulty Of finding faith
fl agents and of preventing frauds where articles
OF this nature sent out for general sale, Sgnor
ID kvear has determined TO sell none Of his works
or instruments unless ordered by letters sent d.
rectly to him, when the desired publication or In
strument, VIII be forwarded under his signature
and seal, that all doubt to its genuineness
may be removed
II Beware of all limitations Of this Instrument
which may hereafter appear, as the secret OF I'M
parting the Gold Detecting power is known to no
person whatever. except the original inventor.
The Goldometer and Gold Seekers Guide. viii
both be sent by mail closely enveioped and sealed
and therefore, not subject to Inspection by Post
masters for the sum of Three Dollars sent post
paid to Signor Jose De Alvear, Box 2713, New
York City. The instrument is very Light, and the
Guide is printed on thin paper-so that the charge
BIZ mail or express VIII be very small 10 any part
OF the United States The price OF the Gold Seek
ers Guide alone, IS One Dollar, sent above.
Address SIGNOR JOSE De ALYEAR
Box 2713. New York CITY.
T-rOnice for the sale Of the Gold Seekers Guide
and Cioldoneter. No 3S Centre ST., New York
where visi,eTs may several casks Of California
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

sr1UR CAPS.-Just received fine lot of Fur
Is Caps, which will be sold low bv
JOHN MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
Boots 81 shoes

en- CASES BOOTS & SHOES. direct from
- ~ the manufacturer, which will be sold low
oI Ca sh. JEO. MILLION
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
J: Ng1ElgLs
10 vi ale.rS and SmeIters.

I'll persosss afe hereby forbid to trespass. mine
'r Dig, upon tse tsilowing Lands without permits
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

WINTER CLOTHING, a 81 e did assortment
w Just received and for sale al the cheap store
of BEECH & TILLF|i
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

TDATENT Fish-Hooks Percussion Caps, Wood
* Pocket-Combs, and all sorts of Yankee fr-
at the BOOK STORE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09
Safety Fuse.

az WAN SKINS, for Miners wear, just received
- pieces direct from the English manufactu-
rles, for sale by JOHN MILTON
Oct. 20, 1S4S.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

0NfnUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, from Melo-
al deon to Jews Harp-iust call and ex-
anime at the BOCh SIORE-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

BULL S M'KINNEY,
attorneys and CoreaSeoys at Lato and Solicitors IN
ChaHc9y, Franklin, Jotra Co. Uis.
Practice IN the 9TH Judicial District, and in the
Supreme Court of the State of Wisconsin.
collections promptly attended to in any part Of
the Mining District
Reier to > o. PAINE. Platteville, Wis.
EAroN x COTHREN Mineral Point,
JAS NJ. GooDHUE, Lancaster
Hon. O. CoLE, Potosi,
BERIAH BHowN Madison
JAS. IL. KNowLroN, Shulsburg.
November 20, 1913 VS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

H hRIED AP[LES.--Ofa superior
-EiA quaiItE, just reed and for sale by.
may 20. BEECH 81 TILLEY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

20 RoOMS.-lU hunt.ed good Corn Brooms
- warrante. to syveef clean, for sale by
NBEECH & TILLEY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

- ~ SACKS ground alum SALT in store and
~ for sale at CORPS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

Z. MILTON MARSH. Agent for the Milwau-
kee Mutual Fire Insurance Company, is prepared
to receive applications for insurance on Buildings
or Property in this vicinity. Office at the Book
Store. s.
Mineral Point, Nov 10 1s4s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

81 ~ different kinds of Song Books at the
EHlE BOOK STORE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

Doors & SHOES just received and for sale
ID by BEECH & TiLLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

sIH AMP OIL.-6 barrels of the above, a fine
Ia winter strained article, JUST received and for
sale by JNO. MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-09

0grOCHA AND JAVA C0FFEE-5 Bags
AA Java, and Bag. Mocha coffee. a superior
article. on hand and Tor sale or
JNO. MILTON.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11
Incident connected with the
olera.

The CineinnOIi Commercial ofila 2Gli
inH. gives the following remarkable case Of
iha ruling passion, hyaricr, strong Ia death,
~ having occurred in that eiyi
"ojicer J. l.ine gave ~ yesterday some
more singular facts connected will The old
bsggar woman, Elizalelh Moralurk. whose
death We menlnUed yesterday. SlIa died In
lile night, aud 10 the evening q lighted cnu-
do was PlDord uron stand beside Tho bod,
her idioiic daughter, The hunclhnrk, beiug
the only nitendAni--ih0ugh, iOr part 0f tho
time, the physician was pTeFenf. The old
wOniHn opened her eyes, md peTeeiying lhe
burning candle, ordered II 10 be blown out,
snyinE ilini shg could not Afi6Sd Ia pay for ".
NhFU firsr tHkrH pirt -l-'. se'lsfeaI lie cleat
winch Was AFTER her DEATH found ~ contain
money, "a he placed beside her led, md she
keptit within reach Of hor HriUs dndug Tho
whole Of hsr sirSdessi aud whan Tie death
struggle came on, aud sha was Told that she
must die, sbe flung herself upon The chesI,
mud rlnwrd NJ N, 10 her Wild ayAricinuA ifen-
~, until rhe lore the very nails lfgin her fa-
Rrrf, md thus, embracing Tho III gotten tren-
Frtre her riHfil t"Ok ilH lighi. An old Stove
IN the room wRH found n6ur her death, Ia
contain n considerable amount ofHilyer and
copper coin, carefully slowed away. The
money aud effects have been placed IN Tho
hnuds at nn executor nppoinied by the eouri.
la 1910, when small change was scarce, this
woman made handsome speculation lay eel
ling five hundred dollars worth NJ Que limo
10 ~ single individual. This money WINS br-
cuuulnird by bcPgHfy 10y herself aud her I.
douc daughter. lilo latter was generally
nopsrd,upou her return home ~ niglii,when
sbo dI not make good days work ofitnnd
WIS always whipped before slo was sent out
in tho morning. TIC clirs of the poor crea-
lTc, while under the lnsli Of iTCF gyarirtuua
molitr, have frequently excited the iUdign n
ton oC the noighbnrhood. The poor III OF
herself was yesterday ,Hdnr All Hrr1ck of thc
cholera, and Is probably numbered with tho
dendn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11

TnE rRuE GE0U7Ds oT PuhLIe PROsPER-
ITr.--Mr WALsn, Ia ono Of his recent letters
f,om Paris to the Journal n Commerce, thus
Cues for our instruction n pnssngo from tho
lnelnoirs Of tI'v photographic statesman,
CuArGNUHBIAND,in relation Ia II grrutrvbrk
on the "Genius OF Cbi,srihuiy";'
"lnstc nd OF look ing lack with reference to
tho bcne fits aud Institutions Of ouc religion,
! would ondcnvor 10 show that Christianity
Is The soul ot lilo fIfthrc md Of human liber,
~; TIM tie rcdrenng ard Messiah creed ia
The sulo hisis of social tquBiiy, that II nlono
can establish equality, hecnuso II plnres IN
r2plnct the Necessity Of duty ~ corrective
aud 'hiHl.tar of Dcmurrolic instinct I:c,
gNltty docs not suffice Ia reslrnin, hecatisc IL
- not prrW1uCutit derives it, force from tho
lnw, and tue law IL the ork of mon WIN
l,ngs Hnt who cIangr. LAW il no, alw avs ob-
gWury; II uray always H., altered hy another,
tho reverse OF lhl~--mordiiiy is periluneni; II
has internal s'icnQh, J,cGdst Il springs from
imm'tablt oric,5 u alone crn iirunri dirabHiJV.
! should show thar, wherever ChrisiidniIy
Inns prevailed, il has changed mind md spir-
iVseeJihc.l the notions ot jusl and unju.t;sub-
siiimcd affirmation or belief for duubi; en-
hrnred all humanity Ia it, doctrines and pre-
ccpis, ] would have slriycn TO measure OF
conjecture hnw.far We ore .'ill reno, ed from
tho entire fulilment of tho Guspel. by culcil-
laiiuf the number ofill~ destroyed. aud anie,
donations operated, in tic eighteen ccuNres
elapsed on this side of the Cross Christian
iIy works slowly, lecnuse il WORKS every
where; II does mol address iseifio the rcformG-
Ion Of any particular community, il iaEors for
soe'fiy IN Fener1E iis phlpuihrophy sHetches
to uI tire SONS 0r ttHui ttiH 1T rxt,ress,.s with
wonderful simplicity iu It's mdsi common ~,
Irations, ~ lis daily orsons,--when ia suys
Ia the crowd in the temple-Lot as pray for
all that u!6sr on eah. Wlnt other religion
ever held that lnpgunge The Word did MOI
make i1srit ffrzit .Ett, ta. .e slAssGssi il ia
inclr08lrd ir ;he man OF sorrow, with view
To the acknowledgements fNIi--ot universal
fraternity aud bnundless SALVATION
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11
PREMATURE BUkIALs.

We nre insured TINT the following is true
IN every particulars A poor man residing d.
tim tipOer part of the cIty, LET, home AT tga
usual hour some days since, To perfnrm his
daily labort,ud on returning ia tue nilcruoon
found that his wiie had been seized VIA
cholera during the forenoon, aud conveyed
TO the Hospital In Iith street. tie iiniuedi-
ately went there, and rs 'h0 entered shr place
ak coClins were cnrried out to be- conveyed
20 puuer's Field. The poor fellow proeeed-
eti 10 thu room aud enquired for be wife,
WhHu no wac informed Tint abe lMhs dead,
and Jhut one of the eoilias be had phsAsd con,
tainod her body, bat which Of them they
could not tell, az no>u'ntkE aro placed upon
them TO distinguish one from the other. The
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11

'aan, IN agony Of E'leG started 20 pursuit Of
ihn conveyance hnh accompanied = N Pot
Ter fitldi ~hen bg pleaded 30 Jafd lo be
permitted 70 iuok once more HiHn tho fire
~ hlH VILE thai permissl0u wRs a.fan, and
he criilus we're opened When Ilie h3iy 81
ihe woman was sKp0sed, be seized IL ffgnli,
cully IN he arms and piesard IL fordiv 90 lie
houottiF- i-ss a ni0menl ha Gncied be- fsii
ihr healing ~ her lWan. aid seiliUg Ter
wrist, llu exclaimed, "My God, st', iiysr p'-
~ lhAi monnent llie woman 0lienni her eyes
and recognised har husband nhb wns convey.
ed homr'sNi isnpw quite recovered. ''ilis
be trnr -rand oar informant Hfirni- that u IL
what liighugl rell'cloG il ropIurs unih1l
prfna oil,tfr. bratiHE lho srinhlaHre
NJ drHtfi have 'eeii i'fsnalafoly barriad 10
the grave ~ T. Mirror
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11
SOURCE oF ELEcTRIc1TY.

The earth is the great reservoir OF electrici
~, from Which the atmosphere and clouds
receive their portion Of this fluid. 1t is dur
lug the process Of evaporation that il il priny
cipaIly excited, and silently conveyed TO the
regions above: aud also during the cordensn,
tim ofihis snmo vnpor the grand and terrific
phouonenk of,hunder aud lightning are man,
iftst to our senses.
In order to form correct estimate Of tina
imiuvuse power of this agent in the produc,
liOn Of electricity, we must hiring 10 our view
the quantity of water evHporntrd from tho
surlice of the earth, and also the amount Of
electricity that may be developed from sin.
gle gfnii Of this liqnid. According 20 the
calculations OF CavNilo, nhnuI tive thousand
TWO rTudrrrl ntiti eis ti4tllet.s +Atl nf MA
ter are probably evuporHted from the Med.
lerr6neHn SEA. m u yrTTTfg Furrrruri
To obtain some idea of the vnst volume Of
wn,cr thus daily taken mp by the thirsty heny-
ems let US compqre IL with something rem
Iered more apparent Ivy this invisibsprocess
President DWIGHT ami Professor Dirby ,hnvo
both estimated the quantity of water prccip-
ilaled over the Fails OF Niagara, at more ihnn
eleven mil ions Of tDns per hour, Yet eli the
-lyaier nnssinC over the cataract in twenty
days, wonl,i amount only TO ihai nssending
from the Mediterranean in uue day. hiore
recent estimates made tho mean cvnpurntion
from the whole earth as equal TO column
of thirty1iive inches from every inch of it's
surface in ycnr, with ninety four Thousand
four hundred RTid my cubic miles, ~ %,c
quantity. continually circulating Ihropgha,Aa
almosPheta.-.S Scientific sq'neFiee''t s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11

crossing the poop magnificent ihrso-decl-
~ WIS Distinctly Visible, lhs dark mass gnf.
geoaaly relieved by tho triple lines Of lighted
ports,
ale Il the ChicT6slefr exclaimed hinIes-
bury Ia q lone II excitement, for his Thoughts
were with Iiis winner Of his pflzo money.
The first impulse of Aimesbury, on lind
ing u,aI Ihe Chichester wis 20 ue6f, WbETU
hasten 20 las commanding officer, aud hal
leave 20 90 on board tie 6rsI bohii bat on hiu
way bh met The sergeant of hfs company who
came 70 report That man IN The hospital, IN
his dying moments, wished a. see hini.
Aimeshury, inclined 10 curse his ill'fortuue,
Tor gambling makes man selhsh--ioilowed
.'l'a ssraaaHi d1isn the hAlehwny, up which
. leverish yupor assembled, aud proceeded 20
the hammock OF The sick man.
Tie poor creature had only time for faw
worlds message W his mother. "fon
viii -ict her know, III .if ypu please" said he,
"ilai though did not keep all the PROMISES
] uadu her, her advice often saved me. |
send her my blessing for II. A. least she
( VII be glad to- know he added, with n
Rimsily SMILE pthHI I hHVe noe been thrown
tgerboafd." 10 elnsped las hands, sunk
hrck exhausted, aud died with his mothers
name on his lips Perhaps IN tho dread hour
of suffering nom mn irrecO, urnhlo mhlhdy
. '''''A wv wv 'f'Nf' w 'hlll Nhh'NH ~ lltH
mothers knee have led him 10 think oC words
TINT brought pence and comfort to his roulf
On leaving him, Aimeshury wua ~ "a
mood TO visit the Chichester. Indeed ~
boni, with marry party, pu-h.d of as he
stepped upon the poop. where woniheT
lrniru elderly mate stood looking up ~ tho
island The young man went az 10 him 90
hgh his cigar.
"Why, | thought you was gone aboard tho
Chichester talI old lIann.nnd.
Almesbury mentioned tho cause of his de-
lay, mud touched on the scene lac had just
Witnessed.
tOhl' observed Hammond, Ihere'H many a
fellow gets ashamed Of talking OF his mother.
aud u ~ the inthion Amo6fI all YOU Young
sirrs 10 rile one another about home AID
those who belong to II; hut the minute you
F.'-'S'''- on yonF- hehn ends by debt, or sick.
ness, or misfortune, you know who will help
YOU OUT With hard father or stern master.
BU insIcnd nfspinning long yarn about
what every man must know, ifha viii thiriy
luke soundingr Ia his own hearth can TIL YOU
story Of The high seas, where n vAg,,boud
&C n pirnic had The grace to remember his
mother just NJ the nght time, us far as wns
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In gethrr on the POOP md The former began
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SLAVE SrATE MoRALfrY.--A curious
standard of moral character is That Which
prevails on Red River, In, A young bach
elor hearing an oil gentleman oxpatinie up
on the virtues OF a young Judy, HSKet Tim r
sho wns OF good moral chardctcr "Perisot4
thu-rrpiy; --wtiy, my dear ts,afi, she
raises three hundred baifs Of eeaopr -
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90 relor Ia tie course ofhia correspondence.
] have 'he honor 20 be-, very respectfully,
Dir,
Your nbedient servant.
=, PLEAsANTON,
Vs.. II WiEpHH, Esq Philadelphia Penn.