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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19
FOR THE PILES.

FOR THE PILLS.
ARE YOv AFFLICTED WITH PiLEsl-Ify lhru'
A siih1oi delsv d. UPHAM's Vegetable 2 ect1ary ne
bel. remedy ever offered pubic uoucr Ils lra- "a
ceeu medicine Is he resuls OF lsofoagn = - !,
ton ard conp-te ruowrd ee OF The disease Tor ~nl1h
/. recommended The Uiumphsni success atras -
samlr.strSuon Read The following remsrkso cas-s .
LADY residing Noroi kst seriously sllel1l ~
Piles - great ass her suffering, hst - use te o~u *
presscn life harden Tor four = eess sn- -
loaded BY one 81 egf mel s.s, ,xsr-s - N
east benefit s-lsne1 hal u "ss 81 sssfA's-.. S
Piles prescribet re Eecuary--two boxes "ere SO
SIX lutbs sft-r he SANE lsdy csled 90 hle ~ - -
III, another comp AJAX arc t-en inflfed m IA 80
perfectly cured u lie Pies BY he Two boxes ana hAl n
oereuced no Tef1rc since g.
~ q Residing Ia Gfeeue-st called % me lisi sPrrs
s,vi9 b< -. nsd b-ea u5c.a1 with plea Tor tao years
sscoupsnisd By pan II tie sce pApi'sion o. ne r
ssu.e siTsDess seross he ea-.@ aoe p, -
ooss!dersby resting ho7 on-A produced 'ese ~ 80.
fs-sr,r followed BIZ co1gh BY using olc o'N y. -
E.-cigsry. BE pan u ne GO al he
Piles were partially removed. 80 Sc - -
complete cue ne gres gfsfhes10. .. - -
sis N ~. ev nv its PropFieior regularly
,bvsf. roreei 10 "A once practice 0f - ualne-. =.
Carou.c Diseases 20 50werY. hcees- 80 - -
- shove, or any Other COMP s.- $50. d. a. u;er5s
R-rrBV AID eos - exIsrrkl spplcalol sLl 80,
ssl- Az retail, Al lsS BOrery, four doors a'0'e
81 l.rsso1'
IJON SALE CHKAP-A good sseond- band ssa''
TSuEsIS pLATE.-Britsrnls eofsa plAi-s AssoI.s.
I .r-s asibg nc~ style called Ne ssos n
io r 80 -" Late Boafdmsn 4 az
sCuOnI. AGENCY, l2 Nssssn.. ssS.
y - r.,,rx Al. oder pertaining 10 genera. ec1ea
no, Is.Iers postpaid viii r-esise 2r91n.s po--,,
| mis- IL .--.-
40 pTRITsHERs.-The saveriser wishes . . par
Sssse az interest 70 souss wee MI 4.
psws7sres Q, e.sss pes sssss,,srE Trssss osee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19
. r0R sALK. no LEASE, o. EseA.ngs

q Properly 10 OF bear !his Cfiy-fwo sefss Of choice
- ard sustsd IN he village ofOskand, miles cat On
N Provaencs and afford upon which are two oonvru
lent dwelling and store tor eshss win sonsDs %
tgildipss Tbs IN -rcslsnt opportunity 'oss ps'sou
vi, IN embark IN BUSINESS 10 INNING country W.
age a. whole property occupies me hos@ arc Us
vsusbs iceson 10 tho village for business or
FQ particulars ma be ascsrtsined By sopl{tS 70 -.
sN RisLE7 100 soyertDea OF 70
te1.v9~. I'm w DAVIS, zil fesflst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

- Mrs. Frances kembIe Butler will read ih's
Mondayl morning Mach 49, al y oe ocs, a, the silyve
ssu, Irs itus tie psy OF AsYou Like Il" Ticket. 10 be
had o. Mr. Pomauu Janor OF he institute a. The Irving
House. the Astor House and a. Mr Frlncss snd Mr
Cfovgeu's BOoEsiores Price ST. m9 l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

BENZ. MOONEY, Auctonecr =.
BOOTS AND SHOES AT AVCTloN-ry
ID GALE At .torr Is Peaf-st 800 cases ccufrsio<
general II boots shs~s eanss ard osrssoes
o. TUESDAY, March %. NJ 10 O'Clock n. sie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19
WANTS.
TO PAPER DIAEERs.

- II sz-r-s L kss~tsr<- 49, " - s-.i.
pa.1- q aa.i g. 20 Z .ass- =, llnl -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

rF- Noftce.-The wrII-FnOvn and successf1l med ii
practice Of he las n SHERWOOD, NJ ID fnr he cure
" CHRONIC DISEASES l. continued - heretofore al h
late residence No I02 CHAMBERS ST The Office tours
Tor an ing To patients here.h-f he from Il O'Clock
until O'Clock z NJ dunrr which tine hose requiring
medical advice eXaui1aiiOn WI please cal Asepaale
Office Is provided for Ladies'
n h SHERWOODs Successors,
mia 1iaeod. lnZ Chaubers-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

~ Trinity Church.-The heirs Of ANNtkE
JANIS BO3AfDUS viii meet a. k'ngpin Hall ~ Sec
ord W-6nesday evening nexi t4lsi lnsil al
O'Clock A genera. attendance j. requested
Dr. q KlEKSTED, Chairman.
x KrFRsTFD Secretary MI 1uss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19


rf1o S,K-EHYnEs.-A fne l0 Of Seeding Ap-
4 nIrs fJr sac. cheap Aopv ~ .. .
u - 5eod X G ". GRlsCOa, ffsnfifo, "a
a HE UNDnh-IGNED = Pfepsr7a 70 r1 see.s
designs for 5rnsr-r 81 100 and s1Ie wofs pisns eiesa
uJns ana perspective dsaS!azs0 ohdlnssj ensna %
,su.i- hirs stofy. lnIs 2.S7.'l 8 y. klsLLI-
NOTICE To COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
4 ' I'D ere. lc LAWRENCE bkOIHEkS, ~ Jonn.N
.r q, t.sr femog. % 50 Ia tn7 sane street have e-te
mined upon selling of hef presen N sock very teoaeso
o-sres ror.arnx u Zephyr Wooisi Patterns Csoys,
Pune sks BEADS frnyes srd 81 krds OF iOr-isn sncy
Trinrrl, The .tor-, basement snt cellar % Ut, WIZ
poS.-ssi0r from lg Nay next M,
rlST.IE-t Ops, -PY-GLA-sE,, Gc.-A hne
sssorrusut - Tsi-scOces, spy-k sssss Dp7rs kss-s
- .t-y received from he ceeDr.lsd insnoi.cDfy OF
Tr-fr, s1cr-tsn Paris These ilsirum-nis are o. 70.
-ous ,z-s ara 81 shed 4 M uosteTgllsie hy e OF
orknarssip Trey made % s1ut 9p 10 tns nost con-
uset fr o. lsf ihs largest msy D. cafrci N We
ogcHs F1r FERROUS travelling o. gong % n- co1uly me-
f = foqr4 NOS, desirable For sac a. reduced pflce
~ fDIs lusis"l Or. J. z. Chiffon, % Caenbrf-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

a sALE 10 We.lch-sssr 60 sboal Two miles from q az
Ia -u co1spisg ab5ot 10 OF snd, having The fee
.- Of ne Harem Hrdss On The premises 10 goo
80 .,oey 1~-ng houss aiming IL rooms Also, bafn
80 s,tb,uduxs Par OF he whole would b 81 % SOD
Ifl. sinsl-d IN sIceent eshDornoo1 F"f
e,rthsf particulars isq sire u the subscribsr.
MO ~ c. " sFESCEk, Sooth-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19
rnECHANICS, HALL

MECHANICS HALL,
~ Broadway, between Grsnd aud b Dome as
OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEh.
The original and ~~ll-<nown
CHRISTY'S n1INSTHELS,
Organ'y@d ts42-ihe ode. established oulPsny N. World
Al AFTERNOON CONCERT EVERY SATURDAY
A ADMISSION - csuls. Doors open ~ 2, NOnc7H CON
u..nc-. sf orock The whole under Tho direction and
nisusg-uient u r r Cbfisrf mis- WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

To- Wigs and Toupres.- CNzens md sirsnsers
are nfofned that The largest aud best assortment OF "
hail Wigs Toupees blsds u Long Hair, &c are ~ ns
found al Oh msnufsciory Of MkDHUksT HEARD, =
Msiden-sne. Alec 10 be had a sure cure for Daadfui
rofQ MMkFstf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

~ Clay Festival, ISi9.-A meeting Of me Com
Mite u Anang mems viii be- bed a. Broadway j ise
ihs Moldsyl eyen.Dg March 70. 81 7; O'Clock BY order
J. I. D0DGE Secretary r. ". fNOS, tharnal'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

Usemly 100000 tons more ,hsn WAS mined '.s' year
The smOuu, Of Coal transported over the Reading
Road las, week wa. sls,23s tons, making total OF
IN e29 tons for the year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

~. tUH -ALE-T~O hfsFtlA.s bf0~n sI"ss I vu'
~ han.e. Ia n ghtes1lhsL ueaf Finn sy-nne pof sis
- o, % lease hotess brown stone ffoni oo"s7s
..,fr ton avenue eOfn-r u Tseutyseyenina -. -
gor a. Lots 5ath-sv sad Tseliy nfth-sti rhm
ana Tyeuty .-c adst asO each street IRON
:, ~ r@pty thrc ct Finh aysLue. Aso hca~
e Ihst 81 very o~ price, cony-nsns of esfp'so nav
iag Stable In tho rear ,ApEIy.oo s....,
MO - y WhOsWVhIu ~, ~. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

u Mr.. DRua's Lectures on shakespeare In
HgooIyn.-Tcte fof he course -four L-curef yet re-
boz 1ingl ~ be plrchased al one hsf DE- .ingl
prcs 81 he bookstores ID Brooklyn, a. the door o the
Female Academy IA Jorsieu su-sL Monday evening"
Lectures commence stG O'Clock. MISTY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19
~ CompIimentnr, Benefit 10 Theophiiu-


lures ihrd lecture Of The VIII De Delivered
Ii,1 sublect. THE Advantages of Educsuon" TicAe,
FOR The course msy be hsd ~ tho Nalou, People snl
TruihTeller' Offices Admission 10 single lecture =
cents paysbie ~ the door. ~ IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

- Mechanics institute Lecture.-hr JoHS
WHITE A a ate o. the Uuivtrsiurs % EdrhufEh 4nd
Glasgow will give The Third Lecture II bic e0ufse ca
Prr-uol1gy and Meutsl Philosophy" on Monday Even
ing l9h INST ~ he Destitute Lecture Room, i8 CityHa
Lectures free 90 members. members - cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

"a TO LITTLE following premises, VIZ The isge
III soSs IN Green~iehst bst~een Barclay SOC NOD
~ Iu.on-,t store I53 0resnwickst now ocenptsd a.
1,,y dry ,ood. store Hoase ~ Libefiyd ~hch Gao -
ma ~ .o,- dwellings over sio<z corner "a
10y - rroatrs Of TAG DILL,
10 a. 100 Lib-fsys,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

DBARsUn Msnsger s1d Propdetofi osEEs"ooD
r A..gsn haas sp endd perfOfnanees eY-fy sfIef
IA engsx- he AsmmOh Lady fJr smother week, ~efn
lrs 575 o gud. measuring seys feet around the vast
inches sr0gnd he srm 5nr may De sc-n O. AZ houIs ~
iroupe are ngssef for one week more Aiso onkssso
Crest Western, he isrEee Coined AZ. Zee MOTIF ~
Cb.prsn Mr. Copeland Ars Mcneil Mrs Bernard, "s1
sisl1sry Mammoth Boys nc Animation % eensi en4-
srs1 uIder 10 years y; esais. -
tgUN-IEIH ADRIEr'- y.ri,d add etrsordn.ly
~ srsfsrIC~s N ms. roondrff snd qsntss1Z s0ytL-
rrss every evening 81 u O'Clock, ~ hln-rVs h+L 90
g-oar~ss Afris.oa 81 eta fndf~n . cis ~ zv-Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

- T,5 lEr-AI souIh Broosiyo t0owsnos.l nee
Es xostofv bssemsDt and auto houses pleasantly sho
- sted on the THIRD avenue, q the head OF hsnDsv
pue msbs msni-s black sfsios 10 me Daso en- tDs
o.f ora The every - minutes hon 'ns Ply.
800 to Hamitou-ayrnae Rsut sl75 Inquire OF WIN
TASpY iaraf Tho prenis~s corner u Np.ssuin,., anf
. rn.' :, w, e,o..I yn or HARRIS WILSON
~ isi.s n sursy.st n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

The falling of in imports as compared vita last Se"'
u sSs635O.
The W later is to be let into the schuylkili Oshs
Aroug houi the whole line. and business viii be com
nenced on Monday There are numerous boats laden
At Potsville ready TO start The Navigation Company
.vs disposed of all their boats and IS the means oil
Evaporation on the Canal entirely In private
,snds
The total product Of the region in lsis-ineindios
N Oyer,,ock from isi7 Of 2l0.762, exclusive OF the
esus permanently dormant stock-was SOS, 25s and
iss total consumption 100000.
The estimate OF production for the current year Is
.e, down by those who carefully considered the sub
set as follows
Tie sehuylnl, by Fesding Railroad ...i,s
'N'aS'AA NAVE -, 900 goo
ra.r,.. ................... 500 coo
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

- r,,H .ALk, tBRAP-Tbs lew t'iofy snes
H.s hoas- and es.s " co. IN Aysna- A, neH 70 Lst
- ir.rtb.t Tn, lot 10 leased for q yesD ysI ooy
b.x,,g etpirsd This 10 good opportunity f,f pfontsois
invs.lrneoi of capital Pnes ezS0 sos ohsf puuesi
apply A. o. Del.BeyG before 10 " me mofIies " ~
~ 70 a.. w HAYWARD
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-23

.kars srEsEF. N'cansrY
:, rEAhi. u M'CREARY, IFhoLssaIs fs-o-
y cers and Dcqie,s ia WINS. Jist.ys. and
bes'e-H Proinc,, No. Tehoupiior.as street,
New Orleans rt46i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-23

H. ions T. Ku-us,. Won are cited Ga
VHer Ga aauHs To- tay above citation. lue
=. $50 Il ?. cRNAP
August % nlf9t Cass ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
HONOR ART,E

1t will be remembered that the Legisln-
ture took recess Of ten days last summer
The members all took pay for these ten days,
the same as though they had been at work
for the " dear people, Major Il. Nj. Bill
lngs, the Senator from this County, instead
Of putting the S25 SO drawn by him into his
pocket, put it into the County Treasury for
the benefit of his constituents.
And while speaking of this matter, we may
as w ell mention another. Mr.. Billings was
appointed road supervisor last year for his
district, a county order for S25, was issued
ID him as such supervisor, to be appropriated
iowa, ds building bridge across Blue River.
Mr.. b. built the bridge with the ordinary road
work and returned the order 20 the Treasu-
rer.
How MANY men are there III this County
who would place $50 in the Treasury when
they might so easily keep it in their own
pockets We recommend him TO the citizens
Of the new town of Highland for chairman of
the supervisors of that new Town, who are
to be elected in April
Franklin, Feb. 90 1849.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02

WISCONSIN I.EINI ATTIRE

Mr. Burns from the Committee on Education
TO whom had been referred the Senate bill relating
20 Common Schools, submitted the following re-
port to the Assembly on the Goth ult, which was
accepted
That II is the unanimous opinion of the commit
tee that system of central schools should at an
early day be adopted in each and every town with
III the state. Your committee would therefore res
pccttulIy present the sectious herewith submitted
tending directly to promote the object in view as
an amendment to said bill and unanimously re-
commend Its adoption. TIMOTHY BURNS Chm.
Seation-- There may be established in G, e~y
town by majority OF the legal votes in such town
one or more central schoosn which shall be taught
in addition to the branches taught in the district
schools. history, book keeping, algebra natural
philosophy, political economy, chemistry and such
other branches OF learning the school board shall
direct Such school or schools shall be kent for
the instruction OF all children of such town above
the age OF twelve years (who shall have received
a certificate from the examining committee as here
III provided) months at least in each year, and
at such convenient place OF places in the town as
the voters shall determine
Section. The town superintendent and such
other persons as the chairman of the town board
OF supervisors may appoint, shall on examination
recommend by certificate to the central schools a.
ny pupils In the district school over twelve wears
OF age whom they may deem qualified to enter up
on the higher studies pursued in such central school
Section. Every town IN which such central
school or schools shall be established shall at its
annual town meeting raise by tax upon the taxa
bic property of such town, such sum as shall be
necessary for the support of such school or schools
and for furnishing library and apparatus Tor the
same. Such tax shall be assessed and collected in
the same manner as is provided in the case of dis
trict schools.
Section. Such central school or schools shall
receive portion of the income of the school fund
propoTtoned TO the number of scholars attending
the same resident in the town. between the ages Of
II and 20 years which sum shall be deducted bv
the town superintendent from the amount amor
toned to such town and paid over to the treasurer
of such central school
Section. The chairman Of the board of Sill
pervIsors, clerk and treasurer of such town shall
constitute the school board of such central school
and shall have and possess the same powers con-
ierred and be subject to the same penalties imposed
upon the district boards
The assembly resolved itself into committee
OF the whole for the consideration of the above bill
and after some time spent therin the committee
rose and by their chairman reported said bill back
10 the house without amendment
Mr. Burns moved that the amendment pronosed
by the committee education and school lands
be adopted. -''-'
Tending the question the assembly adjourned
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
THE PROTOCOL.

On first page will be found an article relat-
ing TO this very strange document, which Is Great
ing much excitement In WashngtoB, We
know nothing OF the matter except whats is con-
tanned in our exchanges, but certainly it appea is
TO us very strange movement on the paI:t of the
President. Mr. Folks organ. however. calls il all
"a mares nest, and although not denying that such
an explanation was made by Our Commissioners,
before the Treaty was accepted by Mexico, says
that II did not mean any thing. We understand
that the President has issued message upon the
subject but not having it, cannot tee the ex-
cuse he makes We shall inform our readers Eext
week
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02

~ The town of Rock Island, H. was recently
thrown into quite excitement, in consequence
of the appearance in their midst of DEF u c8tion
some two hundred strong, from Henry cosnty and
Moline, Rock Island county, who were il search
OF the body of young that had bet:a stolen
from grave near Geneseo, in Henry coJslty: 1t
appears that certain set of Hytnas hailing ftorn
the Medical College at Rock Island, had sbecome
rapacious for human bodies, that TO avoid eaeir
depredations, people had been compelled 10 resort
10 burying their friends their cellars or to Keep
their graves guarded. Thus foiled at heint they
repaired TO Henry county, and exhumed the hody
above alluded to. The determination ofthc friends
of the deceased aided by large portion OF citizens
from both counties, enabled them in this case TO
recover the corpse and understand as certainly
should be the case, the matter is to undergo le-
gal investigation.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
CORPORATION MEETING.

a meeting of the inhabitants of the village OF:
Mineral Point is to be held at the Court House on
the 5th inst, at which time and place the present
Board of Officers will lay before the people tie
transactions of the Board for the past year This
will also be favorable time for the discussion of
other matters which should be presented 10 the
new Board to be selected for the coming year that
they may act in accordance with the wishes of
the people. Among the subjects to be brought
forward, we hope that that of the appointment Of
Flour Inspector viii not be forgotten. Much
Flour is brought 10 this market and palnlcd of
upon the people for superfne, which would not,
with suitable Inspector, be pronounced even Of a
second quality. while the price is kept up 70 the
highest notch for good article. 1t is hoped that
a general attendance will be had at this meeting,
and that matters pertaining to the interests of all
will be freely discussed
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02

Weunderstand that the arms and accoutreFueats
for this company, have been received by Capt. L.
RopoLF. We trust that this may put new life
into the officers and members, and that ere long
we may them perambulating our streets in
full uniform A favorable opportunity is now
offered for the young men of Mineral Point, who
feel any degree of military pride, TO unite them
selves with company which we have no doubt
will prove an ornament to town in time OF
peace, and safe guard in case of disturbance OF
any kind. Persons wishing TO unite with the ccnl-
pany, can do so by calling on Capt. Rodolf where
the arms, &c. may be seen.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
GRAND LODGE OF 1901.

By notice in the Madison Democrat Of she
18th ult. it appears that the Grand Lodge of the
United States has ordered the removal of the
Grand Lodge of Wisconsin from Mineral Point to
Madison. The 6. L. of the U. S it appears to us
is transcending its authority, as the charter for
the G. L. of Wisconsin, located at this place, was
not derived from G. L. of the U. S., but from the
o. E. G. L. of the Celestial Empire, and bearing
the signature of the NJ. W. G.. G. A. of the Order
written out in full in the Chinese language, accom-
panied with translation, and regularly tile,' III
the Archives of the original Grand Lodge of the
Order, and also in the Grand Lodge of this State,
located at Mineral Point hence we see no right
that the c. L. of the Z. S. has to transfer the ihca-
ton, without the consent of the original 6. L: of
the State which has not been obtained
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
New Orleans, La. }
February 9Th, 1849. !
Y ours, &c.
MEMO,

Ny deer friend
Juelry is riz. / took it into my head to
sell out my watch and chain and every thing,
thinking that | might make pretty thing of
it; and have little clear money to play bill
yards and by gingerbread with; SO ist drop
ed into reglar shop, and handing it over to
him, | asked him what he'd value SIGH tur-
nip as that at! Maybe l wusent surprized
when he handed it back and sed three-dollars
and fifty cents; now said | my friend your
jokeing: thought he was tryin to fool me,
but he sed he was in real ernest, and thar
want no gittin round that pint. | tell you |
felt somewhat excited; the nice pint in the
case of the gun rattle want primin to it, SO /
made the tallest kind of tracks for the dipgins
whar | got it, but the Teller wusent thar, he'd
sold out kleer whlsSel and left for kala-
forny, now thinks | this is rather tall game.
| wouldent have believed it Of them suthern
chaps, they seemed to be SO very polite. such
perfect gentlemen, and in particular they were
so polite to me, takeing me to one side, and
tellln me all about their private matters. 1
couldent believe it at first, thought they must
have made some mistake and given me the
wrong watch | enquired into the case IN the
next shop and they told me they were regular
take ms, and | think they said that one of
them was named Peter Trunk, or Funk, or
something that way, so [ was tux worse than
tue Count lux SllVer-DuggeT. but my motto
is to keep perfectly cool and make the best
out Of things what cant be helped, and if |
dident realize eny money for the watch larnt
a moral lesson by it, which as the great
Thomas Jefferson says is worth more than
money-From my experience in this matter
have drawed this conclusion: That a man
tchat by's gold matches acithout asfds IS liable
TO be ftsk in and | hope that you will lay this
principle before the reform society. / reckon
that they wont fool me in the metal agin either
here or In kaliiorny for after the turnip scrape
went right straight and bought five of them /
things what they call gold-a cometer's, its |
sure thing, thar no gittin around them, they'r
rich.
| think | left off my last letter whar was |
goin to see the play, and as you haven't got |
SIGH things up in your diggins, and as YOU |
probably never seed real one am going to |
tell you all about it. its the darndest tbipo
ever heard of, nobody but them Sutberners
would have thought of it, its fun when it coes
off straight without axident. the dutch ball
with the fellers all wall-sing and TWISTING
round with the pretty gals want patching to
I. and that was sum know, iut;qeino from
he description IL your letter which | rot at
S,r.a o,i~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-03-02
THE SECRET PROTOCOL-HOW IT CAME
OII'E

understand that the Secret Protocol to the
Mexican Treaty Of Peace and Limits came to be
made public under the following circumstances
A gentleman interested in land-clams in Texas
hnder old Mexican grants called on NJ Rosa the
S.exlcan Minister here, for some information or
sud IN the premises. NJ. Rosa acceeded TO his re-
quest and, IN the course of the investigation refer
1nce was necessarily made to the late Treaty of
taudaloup Hidalgo with regard to its bearing on
.hese claims Our countryman was amazed to
tnd attached to the official copy of the Treaty in
me hands ofthe Mexican Minister Protocol OF
winch nc was utterly ignorant having direct and
important bearing on his case. He communica-
led his discovery and his amazement to promi-
hent Senator who called upon NJ. Rosa, and read
Ely obtained from him copy of the Protocol
Dn the strength of this copy, the matter is now
before the people.-N T. Tribune