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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-07-13
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FINDS WANTED

Persons indebted TO the subscriber are politely
requested TO call and settle their accounts as /
shalE leave for the East by the 25th of July, and
therefore shall be expected to pay my indebtedness
there, but cannot do if my friends do not fork
up at home. A gentle hint presume is all that
viii be necessary.
JOHN MILTON
Mineral Point. July Is. 1870.
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- At 123 o'clock on Monday the mercu-
ry stood at 10I-on Tuesday at P. NJ, I02,
and on Wednesday al l P. H., I04-in the
shade,
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Sac Plate Air tights Of erery 81
ALSO

A general assortment of HoIlowware Zinc g,
Copper Sheet Iron &c Tin ware of all kinds con-
stantly on hand. or made to order.
With his present supply of Stock, and the aid
Of experienced workmen, he fatters himself that
he will be able to accommodate all who may wish
for any articles in his line, on the most reasonable
terms. Persons wishing for Stoves or any other
article of Hollowware &C. are respectfully invited
10 cali and see his splendid stock
Mineral Point July 9th 1919.
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MAMMOTH STOCK
OLE
Stoves, HoIIow-ware &c.

Sm CORNISH would respectfully announce
IA . to his old customers and tie pablic gene
rally, that he is now receiving at his old stand,
twodoors below the Tribune Office, on High Street
the most extensive assortment of Stoves and Hol-
lowyvare, &C. ever before offered for sale IN West
ern Wisconsin. His stock consists III part OF the
following
IRON King air tight Cook Stores Ia nerr
article, superior 10 any epsr before offered
in bsis region.
Ertra air hight, Albany city Afr tight.
Pdrlor and Pr eDaium Cook Stores.
Air tight Parlor Stores, la Uariety Of
patterns. sizes 8-c).
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NEW VOLUME OF THE
Wisconsin Tribune,

.PGgD. AID OTH5RWLB lMPR0TED.
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The following from a correspondent OF til
Buffalo Commercial, who has seen the ELI
plant. 30 doubt contains the sentiments 6
more than one emigrant now in Calilorzia,,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-07-13

COM M ERCTAT,s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-07-13

And in almost every town III the western states
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03
had only half crop, and that the deficit of the
country was alarmiugly great.
Yours, truly, J.JONES.
From the Salon N. ] Stale t;aa ,tie
Fine Farms ia Delaware.

Mn. Enron .-Ilayinr r,co,,ly ,a,,,..,t
rom n v;si, "a vel IL a., ,e' s;,,o ,e'u''e1
1elaware and tbintinr raS H. s1se VI
ian Of ihat Gsr,i. ~
nteres,nT In sam, Of o,,r NC
,o, az aS,rso,s 60, ,'.. VII sis9
y,sied in Nav Css,i, ,5 ,..,'i,,,
ove, sn,ca ~ In, 70 anu r nassi IT,,
sao,Ia HI ;sizi,; -, ~, ,i, l1ne ~
aa sa'an,,, al haas',;r,i "',a .'lo
III t1Ids oS,shoa ~ ~, ~. ~ '.os'
e,,,a CAV w"e or a., ~ S s, ~ sa" WI
,,h;Ia ,hara. Msio. h. i' ','a. V.si ~
e,r,, itnaa,i,aJ ,ah;oi, H., ~ eai,' i,'
nr;a,v &c ali 80 All ~ n S'n ~ WIN w.
Eas,, co,,",,, rs.,, t,,,I,, III IL ~ WV
ana do ny, say ~, ~ 60, ea'asu meas-
u e -, NO. M Al u"{ s'a'o ga" ~ pce
ac re n ,sha., ~ "1s ne.u ii ioo
na., .a ~ Siatt rroa, c 49, ahu
snPso,eU W '''' ''"i 'ou' " N'e ''0usai'
'"S,e''i ci.,
Al, M NJ, Sosnua oiayloh mas iatni ADJOINING
''se nialor ;, consisting OF iour hundred acres
ioi "nio' seseh'y-nse are IN "hea'' anu ono
nuno5eu III oa's ms - Vefy line iafin'
,Ienu OF NINE informed me mat ihe Coi. has
last year CROWN on iiana' Nll'oUo bushels OF
si1inl c9nsS"nS Oh Wheni' corn ana oais.
M"Ioi Do l. p'ggs ana Dfo'hef nave hne
la'n, soJo'nihs ."e 1oionsis eish'y acres OF
WY ine wnea m ana seventy IN CORN psih Oh
"',1n iooS ven
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MArHIMoSY.-- A young lady was told by a
married lady, that she had better presipi,ass
herself off the Niagra Falls, into the basin be-
meath, than marry. The young lady replied
81 would if Thought could find husband
at the bottom 2" She was sensible G'hai.s
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

by THE cunsrERvILLE BARD.


Dear friend my rustic untaught muse,
Would iain to thee tribute pay,
Tia, thy bright eye might rest upon,
when perhaps an faf away.
nut how shall my untutorcd pen,
Describe thy grares rich and rare,
VIDA artists skill can ne'er portray,
The looks ofone so mild and fair,
May doubt aud sorrow never cloud
The aspect ofthy sunny brow,
And maY'st thou never live to mourn
The false deceiver's troacherons VOW.
And may Thy journey through this vale
ofmiscry, want, ofwoo and pain,
Dc free from griefs eorroiling care,
And never feel its Calling chaln;
=. And when thy paths beset with snarcs,
The envenomei shafts OF malice lend
Their fury 10 destroy thy fame,
Oil think of one who was thy friend;
May no false friends allure thy steps,
From virtues plain and lovely WY.
And from the narrow path of truth,
May'st thou be never led astray,
Aud when the appointed time shall come,
And death thy lips forever seals,
May thy pure spirit enter in,
The Joys eternity reveals.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

SHOW said Judge in Missouri, to a wit
ness on the stand "a how do you know the
plaintiff was intoxicated OH the evening referred
10 ~
" Because saw him few minutes after the
muss trying to pull Of trowsers with a booi
jack J.,
Verdict for defendant. See Blackstone--pagt
81 VS.. Gia and Sugar.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

he had
the The
had
he made MASTER
lros Senate.
The yeo his Mr. Benton ob and effective the powerful
Which he
He
his all
Of
la donei
eand n
tempted by from his hsi Studies oa the public which
enduring both mental and physical under which but
N
in the councils and his late
tile
o i'm acan
short
| INC above is correct kepes Of 20 he puolc
John w. WATSON verg sUa nm f ed and Independent by Mr.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

TOUCHING ENpREssIoN.--A certain lady had
two children, girls, both young and nearly oil
the same age. But the older one, by some
within or accident, possessed all the mother.
affections there was meme for the younger
nothing but harshness. Very lately the moth
er fell sick and was confined to her bed. Will,
lying there she heard gentle footsteps approach
ing It. us that You, mn ekiid ?' SAID tie sicl
woman.-s' No, mamma" naiyely and softly
said the resigned one, :" it is me.'' Most pa
rents and all mothers Will understand hi,
simple answer.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03
WILMINGTON DELAWARE FRIDAY, AUGUST g. 1s4e

= Away with us, in fancy, dear reader, TO tn
! battle field but Tor moment away, wher
thousands are mingling in the scene ofdestrnc
} tion-where the terribly booming thunder 0
''rannon-the ratting Of muskeify- heavily
shook the upprosimaiing hills and re7crbeai'
in hollow, quaking thunder Tor miles In The
distance. Away where the clash of sword;
and bayonets-the groans of the dying of de-
parting ghosts heuving The nauglcd clay
where the wild, stern watchwords Z" God Save
the kingi'' on one side, while far more effect
lively OIL the other-'' God, Liberty and hide.
pendence - are wildly and strangely cont
minglins. Away where sheets of liquid fire
burst forth-where Kissing molten lead is thin
ing the ranks of men like the heavy hail among
the growing grain--and the dark dense vol
umes of smoke lazily curling towards the blue
heavens, from the field of STRIFE; as incense fol
the departed, fallen, viciimsi
| Look 10 the south of the battle field. Set
you that compact body Of horsemen--lorward
forward they INSTRUMENTATION the BRITISH
ranks they furously charge. See the nobl'
form of that leader as lie proudly urges on
ward his black furious war horse--his siou
right arm dealing deaths destruction right AM
left his compressed lips, pale ann quiyerins
with exri ement, ringing with tho accents a
every suake--" 1Aail for him and falkland
fhaf' =" answered by his noble troop until thu
very heavens seem 10 re-echo their shouts
Quickly he glaaces his dark, piercing eye ovei
The enemy's dragons as il to spy their leader
deep he rlunges his rowles into his charger
side forward he darts-ihey have met at last
"H a, Wpymies, we have met Turn and de
,liend-cmyen-soul Iais for tie RHle Busleri'
and The clash Of steel rang feariully. Man t
man Guht those two daring commanders regard
less OF The tide of battle. Observation-Disclosures
.,.a,'as r a. e.. -r,,,; tnies--ih
49,. c1,aa n.a,. w. ,,,,,. III ~, 4
,r,.-,'. r' ,.aa,,1ha 90, ,anso,ia, al mal
is.;,,.. -. 80 -.,,,., aa.,,
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ORIGINAL POETRY.
IHL 'Iut 1T
LINES


A day, an hour OF ririuous liberty,
tswoith whole eternity Of bondage.
Oh dash 10 earth the dauninr bowl
On shan tho temFtcr, shun,
Lrst thou At last shoultst lose thy soul,
And ever be nndonc
Arise, with all Thy courage rise.
Determined to be fteeS
And wsest from Isocs,us, wrest the prize,
Ofmoral liberty.
I.ol seel beneath the tempting flood,
Alas. What horrors there;
Millions in garments rolld IN blood,
Sad victims of despair.
The serpent smiles there to deceive,
He is tue very samc,
That ruin'd Adam and his Eve.
aff An made them heirs Of shame.
ue HAS iwa wetrons ilir't in gall,
Anl each mortal sting
xvho'cr he strikca is doonitt to fall,
Mid AWFUL sorrowing.
lie also has ten thousand charms,
l lie has n natlcring breath;
but TAKE him not untu thy arms,
Wep sting thy soul to death.
knew fathers only son,
His mothers hpnsci pi g;
IN glory's ranks he lnurcis ~oa,
Aud fame was nut denied.
sIe was youth Of genius great,
Y Pane ciaim'd him for her owH,
Aud said, e l will thee elevate
To my immortal ibrons."
1ila ali in dirk tempiniions hour
Tic how'da weep ien,)
~ b"-eis, nenih whose wilchng pow'r,
lie iel Aus he fell.
sap-nina- nniat i'acell'ls iiaH'
Anl then alas saw,
Him deeply dfink the fatal gall,
Despite Of virtues law.
Yea thrice saw Him raise the bowl,
bit ere an hnar he fell,
In Death, FIR he had reached his goal,
The drunkarIs grave, his hell.
Ills stricken parents fill of years,
with anguish wrpt his donm,
but Death soon sinili aiiciions toars,
And laid them ia the tomb.
Aud now in yon church yard they s'ecp,
You weeping wiuw near;
Tlere Pity on rcpsirs to weep,
Their doom with many a tear.
Insidious tyrant thou Inst far
More desolulion made,
Than Famiuc, Pestilelcc, and War,
In their worst forms arrnyd.
My flienh the VIM cup doth impart,
A deep rcsistlrss spell,
That turns the Eden ofthe hcart,
Into hopeless hell.
Tate not, touch not tbs tempting wine,
OH shuu the Demon there,
Lest he Thy trusting soul eopsign,
10 infinite despair.
OIL lin 1t not unto thy lip,
Yield no, to its cutrol,
Lest thou slinuldst deep dannation sip,
Damnaiiun to thy soul.
Fnrego the cursed bane iorcgo.
And weep thy follics Ger;
And in the strength ofvirtuc 60,
Aye, go and sin no more.
II would thy Clarence heart rejaicc,
To knuw thou had'si returned.
To virtues path made her Thy ehoice,
And vice forever spurned.
To spend tho balance of thy days,
Till time with thee shall cease,
In Visions everlasting ways,
And have eternal peace.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

"Wake up here and pay your lodging, said
IA Deacon, as he nudged sleepy stranger with
the contribution box.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03
COLONEL THOMAS HART BENTON.

Thomas HART BENTON is disiin-
lgnished member of the Senate OF the
I United States, for Missouri.
Mr.. Benton Is by birth a North Car.
Gilman. being native of the county
Of Orange. The ancestors Of Colonel
Benton were among the leaders of the
Revolution Of l775, and contributed
in every way to the service Of their
country. The family of the Harris,
from which he is descended on the
niiher's side, was one of the most ac.
tive in the State in furlherance of the
settlement Of Kentucky, which was
Originally commenced in North Caro-.
lina, under The name of the Transyl-
vania Colony; and it is sometimes
cited By North Carolinians, with no
iitlle pride, that the people of that
Stale (and among them the Hasts)
were tue rea. Fuckers of the famous
Daniel Boon.
Mr.. l)entnn's senatorial life dates
from the year 1920, when, al about
The age Of ihirty-seven, he was e ected
by the Legislature of Missouri, before
the formal admission Of that Stale into
the Union by Congress. He had re.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

ing-lhat civility is best which excludes all
superHuous formalty,
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

my at his death, in that short moment Of aus
pense, that babe agony and fear knock loudl,
} at his heart.
Hold hold !" exclaimed he. as The sabn
Iof Weymies was drawn to strike, " | will be
come prisoner remember, | am but a boy
and carly no weapons" but his words wer,
scarcely breathed ere the riroke descended, ac
companied by a volley Of imprec iiions--bu
the youth having perceived the action, quickly
raised his bugle 10 ward 1t off his head, and
received the full stroke upon his ann, CASTING
it TO the bone. Again the weapon assembled
again in supplicaiing tones the youth cried
for duafier With fierce scowl Weymies ga.
zed rudely upon him, re,arding his blow the
while, then in a sneefing manner inquired,-
" You belong TO traitor Lees band of rebels boy
do you"
al am The bugler to Col. Lees company
frankly answered he.
Well, young scamp" again spoke Weymies,
after few moments silence; we will spare
you on one condtion-that is, by instantly
swearing allegiance 10 the loyal cause--joinine
our comPany-and, hereafter battling with us
against the rebels--wlat say you QUICK ~
81 will become prisoner" said the youth
with trembling tone" but
mo-" shouted Neymies, inierrupting him
you must unite with us and batleagainsi The
rebels ~
Battle against The country against IN,
brethren No, sir i--Nerer % exclaimed, he
his dark eye flashing proudly, while his foru
grew erect, and his lips wrcaihed with scorI
and indignation.
"T'hen, by CD, no quarter, young rebel
you dief"-almost shrieked Weymies, with al
incarna'e smile. In an instant his sword agail
descended, with several others, and sent tn
sasfer I'LL lie 'si MOMENT eIsiag &
---you break the hearts ola mother and sister =
was his last supplcaton. The strokes wcr
repeated, accompanied by fierce Shouts; uu'i
the body of the youth was manged in horrii
manner, and left upon the ground as dead. Tn
british then departed laughing and .iesing IL
what they had committed, in search Of anothe
victim, upon whom, too, they might slut Ihei
inhuman passion.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

A blacksmith in the State of New York was
summoned as a witness in court, in suit be.
tween two of his workmen. The Judge, aitel
hearing the testimony, asked him why he did
not advise them 10 settle, as the cost had al.
ready amounted 10 three times the disputed sun
viz: seventy-iiva cents.---Ilo replied, -
to-o-old the fo-o.ols to; for I said tile co-o-on.
stable would take their coo oats, the lawyer:
their SHIRTS, aud if they got into your holoS'i
CO. o-ourt, yot'd sk-i-in'sm!"
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

A preacher was one day struck with surprise
on beholding beautiful set Of curls on the
head Of a lovely maid, a member 0: his class
whose hair had been very plain.
"Ah! Eliza" said he, "you should moi
waste your precious time curling your hair
if God intended it to be curlea he would KAYE
curled it for YOU"
"Indeed,n said the witty maid, al mus
differ with you. When | was all infant h,
curled it for Inc, but now | am grown up HI
thinks am able TO do it myself"
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

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current OIL MS me- III VAN '''a' '0nu mo'"s'
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grim monster, oe',A ''s ''''oS "e,' aiiea'
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10 well!
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T,HE AMERICAN FARMEp

T'HE AMERICAN FARMER . published monthly In the
city o BALTIMORE At ~ annum, copies IS, een for
$40, thirty for SO July
most favorable auspices II " the Maryland State Ae
cultural Society and all the
published therein The
raise $780, 20 be appropriated o0wss plate
valued nj go 70 be awarded b The by the h Of
October, the
mencing July or
list The Publisher added Ave
cultural works lie has also offered 500
coming volume viz $50 silver plate for the
plan and buildings
hrm yard 80 for
80 for The best the management Of the dairy.
The hf number, appear July, VIII Of the
valuable nom the EpnusD Rurs Virginia,
presented " the agricultural pubc particularly
regions OF Virginia Maryland and the Caonss details
OF his tarm FOR the FIVE he has occupied present
estate In eastern Virginia. and conciuvcy
able degree Of prudence made
pohfahe other business The second year amer he took
charge Of hts farm Mr. Ruhn shows that hts clear
capital invested for land Implements SIG
cent third 12ei fourth per and
MN year, lo besides family,
stock &c and raising The value Of his hrm
worth when he took hand Every farmer and planter particular
In te districts % country will paper with
the deepest interest.
This number win also valuable papers
saonest which ono from Gsonas Dops.s Corresponding
Secretary Of the Maryland State Agricultural Society
ructon Of the wire fence and nom Col Cpnos
jeet, with appropriate drawings.
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural society' Hall,
June B-2awh l1s Baltimore st., Baltimore, Maryland.