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The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-16
The Best Yet.

The Knickerbocker tells Of a place
down east where the gold fever RACES
with remarkable fury, which is not n
little increased by the practical jokes
Of young lawyer, who pretends 20
receive many letters from the gold
regions, which he reads to.those gap
ing pumpkins who assemble at his Of
flee in order to have their credulity
stretched. The following is his latest
missiVe:
"We arrived at San Francisco three
weeks ago yesterday, and after stops
ping three or four days to recruit and
make preparations, we set out for tho
gold country. The country on tho
banks of the Sacramento is exceed
ingly fine, and the soil the most fer
tile in the world. We passed several
wheat fields which had just been
Teaped, and would yield over two
hundred bushels TO the acre. There is,
however, one drawback; this neigh
borhood is much infested with noxi0us
serpents, and more than as likely as
not, in picking up bundle of wheat,
you will take a huge rattlesnake in
your arms We passed along up tho
river without making much stop, and
soon we came tothe gold region. We
found the gold in small grains or par
licles. My companions al stopped 10
gather it, but l thought / would keep
On and go 10 the head waters, i'll
could find them. ] soon came 10
where found the precious metal as
arge as a walnut. Penetrating the
country farther, ! found 1t became
more p 'enty, and ! frequently noticed
pieces Of gold the size Of a common
ga kettle. Ia fact the appearance Of
he country in many places reminded
ne Of New England cornAelds after
he corn has been removed, and be-
ore the pumpkins are gathered. Still
did not stop there, but kept on to-
wards the course Of the river. Here
he country was broken and noun
ainous. and large boulders Of gold, Of
he size OF five pint kettle, were
ute common. | came at length 10
mountain, in which / suppose the
liver takes its rise. On the side Of
ny approach twas very precipitous.
t the base Of high cliff / looked up
nd saw about one hundred and fifty
'et above me. and almost over my ,
cad, mass Of solid, shining gold as
lrge as a bunch Of screwed hay lt
,emed to be suspended by a single
Tot or vine had nothing with me
1t my gun; II was loaded with a
III, and my hrsi Thought was 70 FIRE
I'D cut of The cord BY which the
ittering mass Vas hung but as
as on the point'of firing. itoceurrod
me i'll did, the gold would infanibly
II on me and crush mes 50 ~
Here the reader was interrupted BY
fellow with a largely developed or
N Of crelulty, his eyes frans6xed
it'll wonders and tobacco juice runs
ng down each corner Of bis mouth,
DO broke out with "By thunder. ia
fredFs
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-16

WIFE.-There Is no combination Of
letters in The English language, which
exciles more pleasing and interesting
associations in the mind Ofman, than
the word i0ife. There is magic in
the little word. Il presents 10 tho
minds eye, cheerful compahion. a
disisiered adviser. a nurse IN sickness.
a comforter il misfortune. and faith
ful and ever aheotionaie friend ID
eogjures Up the image Of a lovely
and confidine woman who choerfully
undertakes % contribute 10 your hap
piuess-io pariake with you the cup,
whether Of veal or wo, which dsstiny
may oder. The word icife il synono-
nous with the greatest sqrftlp News
ings, and We pity ne unfnrfnnatc
wight. who - condemned hv faic'r Sc
were decree, 70 trudgo along through
LIES dull pilgramaee wiiho1t on4
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-16

Nor so BAD.-In the height Of the
opposition between the two steamboat
lines, running from the Kenncbec to
Boston, last summer and just as the
rival boats were making ready to start,
a wagon hove in sight in which was
an old lady with an accompaniment
Of baHdboxes and bundles evidently
equipped for a journey The respeo.
tive agents Of the two lines sprang
towards her. ssTake the MARSHALL,
madaml-fine boat" Try the Pc.
nobscot-new boat built last summer,
BY the favoriie Of every
body-Capt. -" &c. The boys
and the loafers around echoed the
claims Of their favorites in concert
"Harfah Tor the Penobscotlr go toI
The John MARSHALL The old lady
who had probably never seen asteam.
boat befsrc, and whose chief notion
offhe varmints was connected with
their boiler bursting propensities, was
almost beside herself with terror 81
ne hub-bub.
80, Lordy. I wish ia never slirc8
! step III l'd q known there was u
b such an aufal Tine az this Tn sure
wouldn't These pesky b6iiors i
Znow they'll bursi-oFcry BODY lock
ne after me, and nobody attending
o den. There. 50 right awsy, al ~
'ou. I'm going straight back. Il could
lot rost be foE fear Of ben posky
,ilerS.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-16

TAKINo TT COothY.-M Many years
ago, as Judge Tompkins. afterwards
Governor fompkins, was sentencing
. man 70 be execnted Cor murder, In
Orange county, ~. and while he
was, In pathetic tefms. admohishlng
bin to repeutanco and preparation,
Dc criminal looking up 10 dc gal-
lefy 81 fhe church in which the court
was heIi. exclaimed ih q loud and
cleaf voice. Keep ordcr thsfc, viii
ycn-i cannot hear what nc Judge
sayI % ne"
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-16

other boat; as if they were to burst
she might get hurt at that distancel :
Portland Bulletin.
HUsBANDs. Assist your wives in
making home happy. Preserve the
hearts you have won.
/. When you return from your dali
ly avocations do you find your habita-
tons alluring7 Do not sit down in a
corner, silent and sulIen, with clou,
ded brow, and visage repulsivel Meet
your wives with a smile of Joy and
satisfaction. Take them by the hand.
2. Never indulge in harsh, coarse
or profane words. These TO a woman
ofFe6nemcnt, Of delicate and toRdor
sensibility are exceedingly disgusting,
and tend to grieve her spirit. Let the
law of kindness dwell upon your lips;
write il upon the table Of your heart.
Modesty and delicacy are gems Of
priceless value: keep them polished
like FURNISHED gold.
3. Husbands, be exceedingly eau
tious never 10 say or do any thing
which will tend to mortiiy the feelings
ofyour wives in company. Here, i'll
possible, show them more marked re-
spect than when alone.
q. Give your wives TO understand
that you esteem them above all oth>
ersi make them your confdants; con-
fide in them, and they will in you;
confidence begets confidence; love be.
gets love; sweetness begets sweet
hess.
o. Above all, sympathise with the
wives Of your bosom in The hour Of at.
Fiction. Rejoice with them when they
rejoice, and weep with them when
they weep. Who, If not bosom COM
paHion, viii wipe from the check a
falling tear Of sorrowi
6. Finally. husbands, remember
that death will soon sever the connu-
bal cord When you behold her with +
whom you lived, and ioiled. and wept.
and FejOiced, cold and lifeIess, laid in
he coffin.
Thinkof he hspPiaes 20 deep snd tender, Il
Which hllsd Thy hear when wandering By her
side, 8
Think how Der fainicai smile hadpower % render
The darkest moment one Of love and pride
Ind nov that this frail form II death grows colder
A sweet calm rapture Oils The parting hour,
that th0n ar viii her tho8gh q sd bsholdef,
A wines Of ne dear redeemes pouera
Will you then regret that you ssu~ .
led always to promote Der happinessi
that the law Of kindness and love
welt on yourlips 'tyermorei o think,
nd Be now her minissering angel
Ma. CoLLAMER REmovlso LADrEs.-i
We perceive that Mr.. Collamer has
lready found IL necessary 10 remove
ertaiR ladies, holding obscure post
aices. The following il a punish
tent Of one Of Fifz Henry Warren's
N. T. Stout, Bloomington. Musca- !.
,nt. Iowa, Vice Ms. s. Earl. +
Gallant, chivalrous Fitx Henry. asks !
ie Erie Observer, what sin against i
had poor Mrs.. Earll com 4
lifted thai hcr head mus soon Be !.
rought % he biooki Had she 3 son :
nonR the Iowa volunteers in Mexico. :
"a thus commit fhs unpaFdonahle
n; or did he only einteffere ia eIsc. I.
ons' byvofinr sEainft General Tar- =
r and ftrsl O. had she. unlnelrr /.
0man. disregarded that onlY article (.
faith upon Which Gen. TayloF def S
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-16

"YOu need give yourself no ankle
| ty on account of the boilers in the
Marshall" said the agent of the NJ
'They are new and sound, and could
not be made 10 burst"
"Are you shure Of i'll" said the old
lady, evincing symptoms of a favora.
bic disposition towards the Marshall
-''you amt tryin to practice ontbe
credulity of a poor lone woman,
hope"
"No fear Of me-sound as a tea
kettle, was the reply.
The old lady was descending from
the wagon to embarkin the Marshall,
when agent No. 2 stepped up.
MADAM said he in serious tone,
"no doubt the MarshaIPs boilers are
sound enough, but the best boilers are
dangerous things. We knew that a
great many people had been killed by
them, especially of late, and took the
boilers Outof our boat three tceeks ago"
"You did," said she; that's the boat
for me then. James TO the boy in
the wagon) pass out the basket and
the bonnet box, and the umbrella, and
don't forget the new shoes and the
under the seat. Tell SAL
ly that went in boat without any
boilers, and she need have no fear of
me-"
And giving her arm to the agent,
she hurried aboard the Penobscot-I
remarking that they had better hurry |
put of the way of the biers Of the
other boat; as if they were to burst,
he might get hurt at that distancel :
Portland Bulletin.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-16
1'0''' 'S PiiwNEE.

NAY 18th. The cry il, astill they
come. " Yesterday $50 wagons pass
ed here, making in all CSC. A cart
load 0f letters start for tbe frontiers
this morning, and / presume many
mothers. wives and swcethearfs win
soon be made happy. p.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30

x
scTSfuIa Cured
This certificate that this Sarsaparfi
10 has perfect tie most obstinate diseases Of
the Blood. persons cured house
deuted.
Or sir have the pleasure 20 inform
you that ms children have been cured Of the Se
flla ,y lie excellent medicine They al
aeted very tsy h bad sores have taken our hot
tles it took tlteSaSay, Tor which feel myself under
great oJigaEiaa.
ISAAC W CRAM io5 Woostsr-n
epfnfous OF Essyziciau..
Dr. Townsend Is .fiusI daily receiving orders Heh
Pbv.ieians ~ If-reut parts o tas UHio8
is the undersigned, fHgSclaHs
OF the City gsny, isve cases pFeh''s
Dr. Toyuseu-s SarsHfssFa and believe u 10 DC one 81
the most valuable preparatlsas ~ the laafiIfi ,J-r
II P PULLING. Nd JWf!.SONs ND T. BAt"hS
n D.. p. T. ELMEND9KF Il. d. Albany, 3pu, let'.
CAUTION.
OWN 10 O. ana immen-e sale OF ~
ovuseuIt= SaVsaDari.Ha. Hunhcr OF neu ~ho "rEe ~
nsry our Agents hars- commenced making SsrsfPl't
Extracts EHxars Bu-rs, ESgracts Of yellow Does. -
They generally nut Hp the shaped bottles IS
some Them -t-iea and copied advsriseA,5
only WORTHLESS limitations ana should be dFo-S'
None genuine unless siE4ed by : r Io~nsead.
Principal O,Bee. Us FULTON street San Buhdios
" Y; Re5diIg & ca, State street. Rostoni p{oit =
Sons North SecoEE street Pli.ade'p = : il-t'
Druggist Baltimore p. Il. Cohen. Charleston y ''sH
Co. Isl Chartres Street r. o. l05 S0uh Pear s.,e
Albany and by all the principal Druggists ans .1sl
generally he United States, "e'' h-'
and the Canad4s.
! lJ-For ssieby j. D.PULFoHp. Mineral Point.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
ELY .Nfs TEgE.
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Mineral Point, sept 10Th Isl.

Or - L--lI--- = = = =
Mineral Point sept 10Th 1919
tlI persons interested are hereby notified mat
me following lands and town o'Sso y Leee'l-eI
an, IN l,a-edeened in the Office Of the Clerk
= the Poafd 81 Supervisors Of the county 81 lowe
~ therefore. unless the taxes interest and
,,.-.,es allied 70 the tracts hereinafter described.
to,e-ber with the redemption Tee and interest thar
~, subsequently, accrue. and the charges ior adj
ysrffsinr The same shall be paid on OF before the
18Th dav of December 4 y eAa- ~ pursuance
- he sfa-ts n s.lch case nade and provided lle
IA lands and town lots VIII be forfeited and tire
y,,Tcbssers be entitled 10 deeds for The same
:. FORREST SEABUkI.
Clerk Board Supervisors
Iowa Co Wisconsin
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
EXCELLENT OINTMENT.

Mr. Sloan-le.- le eg- tcsr-. 5e.ai7e lena
of ulae svas seriously afflicted vsla the EaeuuI4
ic complaint, and applied freely the various linz
meats. pain-killers. &c, without obtaining any re-
lief After which. your i gent at this place iuiu-
enced me TO try your Ointment, and within two
weeks from the time 1 commenced using If tie
pain ceased, and [ was efactualiv cured and shall
recommend all similarly afflicted with the distress
ing complaint TO procure your excellent Ointment
without delay. Respectfully Yours.
OSCAR T. MOTT.
THE BEST IND CHE.IPEST HORSE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
E<0OE this 9CGgg.

-~r-sr received at the Mineral Point Book tore
= & c,,,;,b,s New Arithmetic Smiths first Book
n Geography. Smiths 2nd Qaarto- Days e-r'5En-
,ner % 4 Sanders Readers. do AleGutIy, 20
Goodrich Elementary Spelling BOOK. sander 90
Els,- R9ol,s &c. few Of those cheap prints left
-, e,prnsevs United States, -Achl mans IA
nal HIstorv smith illustrated Astronomy Va
ter Cure in America, &c, &c.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30


Dr.. Townsend's SarsaParla is a sovereign ard speedy
for Inripieut Consumption BarrsHue-s. Proiapsus
UiCri Failing Of the Womb, Cusveucss Piles. LeUcor
rhGa, Whites, INSTRUCTED difficult Menstruauon, In
confluence of Urine involuntary discharge thereof.
and Tor the general pr5strtou Of the sysemno matter
whether the result ~ inherent produced
By rrcguarily illness accident Nothing be mora
nrprsHg'thau its iHtigoraug effects The human frame
Persons OF al weakness and sssitIde FROM taking It at
become robust and fun OF energy under its influence
"a Immediately tae nCrveiesuess OF the Tensile
frame which is the grsat Of EarreHuess Il vii
be expected of Of delicate nature 70
exhibit certificates performed, but assure
afflicted hundreds OF have been reported 20
Thousands where families have been without
children. using few bottles Of this invaluable med
havs been blessed with enc healthy offspring Il
bssa expressly prepared reference female com
plantE No female 10 has reason 20 suppose she Is s
preaching tlat critical period. TIE turn 81 ne
a0ad neglect TO take a. a certain preventive Tor
any Of she and horrible diseases which females
subject This Of life This period may 6e O.
Engsd fer se1srGi gears b. usiHg this 'HcdIc'at nor
less valuable for those who approaching womaa-
mood Is cslcuiatei 10y qucheHiuE
blood iuyIgoga-iug the system Indeed tins med
invaluable for all the delicate diseases wAica
women subject
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
FAMILY OINTMENT.

StLOAN'S" OINTMENT Is now universally ac-
@knowledged 10 be an infallible remedy, In eve
~ case where II has been faithfully applied on the
human system, for promoting Insensible perspira-
ton, drawing out the inflammation from wound.
relieving pain Of every kind, and in lis healing
qualities the world does not produce its equal and
the public pronounce ii The cheapest and best Fam
lily Ointment that has ever beer. used All disea-
ses of the Flesh, Obstinate Ulcers Old Sores Gill
blains, Sore Throat, Cuts Burns Cutaneous Erup-
ton Sore Nipples. Sore Breasts Diseases Of the
Eye, Ague in the face. side. back, and the other
parts Of the system, Boils Ulcers. Scald Head
Bruises, Fresh Wounds, and every kind Of sore
containing the least particle OF Inflammation, are
permanently cured by tais great remedy.
w. B. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 40 LAKE street, Chicago. ILL.,
ne can't get aIaag 7-itioia q,
Beebe's Grove, win Co. III. Oct "a 1s4S
Mr. Sloan-Sir. / have tested the virtue OF your
Ointment in the cure Of rattle snake bites, sore
throat burns, and many other injuries and in eve
" case 1t has surpassed our expectations. As for
Family Ointment / have never seen its equal
and for beasts we can't get along without it.
Yours &c, MILES ". JOHNSON
THE CHILD WAS HEALED.
York Precint Du Page Co, III. Dec. 9th, 1919.
Mr.. W. B. Sloan-Sir. last summer one Of my
children was badly bitten by rattle snake We
applied your Ointment freely and ",he child was
healed"
Also, had a horse wounded deep in the stife
Joint in which he took cold and became so much
swollen and distressed thai the horse was supo-
sed worthless, but by free use Of your Ointment
was soon cured
We have used the Ointment in great many
other cases, with equal success.
Z
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30

I
THIS only Of than four thousand OF Rheu
m7tIsIn char Dr.. TuvuzeuIs Sarsaparis cured The
aad chronic weekIy erdicated 10y ats
extraordinary virtHeH
James Can'Fns Ezg Of The assistants in the Luna
uc Asyam HteNEss Island. Is gentleman spoken Of
Ia the following ietta:
BlarsyeINs Island. Sept H. 1871
Or, Tow +sai--n7r Sir: have Suffered terribly
niH- H tae RbeUgtlsH- considerable the
could Sleep walk : had tHe distressing
pains and ans H.uta terr5iy swollen have used
bottles r your g->aaara they inors
tn M dollars worth nf-ooI. much ur-r
Indeed entlre relieved Ygu liberty
Tor the bennett OF the Effected
Yoars respectfully. JAMES CUMMINGS.
Fever and = ssse.
Dr. T57rnrauds Sa-sa4arI1 IS unsEI died 20 Of ths
Calls and Fever asa A-ua. Tue following Only
one OF hundreds that received from the South
West Of hike clarac.
Osva-o Mich. Oct q 1877
Dr. Townsend Dear Sir purchased for nay wife
bottles rsparil of your Agent Mr. MeNair. of kala-
maza8 a1 Fever ami Agle Before bad finish
tot-H appeared the blood and every
other day the Calls ami bs Fever appeared the,
viGlent- and before She had finished The bottle
she was entirely relieved aaa an-h batter tau sas
before took t.se Aelr. lady that had bsez
sick the Chi and Fever hat had broke them
QUINN and ielt a very weak and dIsres
and rIlbst exceedingly wrl the AEue CAKE sseac
effect lad ny wife She and procured FEW
bottles, and restored her few weeks oonpeIs
health Your SarsaIfar a without doubt. 8As4uaed
diseases incident West and you shi this
WIZ be Of ass5 yuu liberty II va
choose.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30
New Spring Stock OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
THEODORE RODOLF.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST.
W Mineral Point Wis has just received a very
large and well selected stock Of American. French
and English, Chemicals, Drugs Medicines Perfume
~. Dye-Stu5is, &c At this Store Physicians can
rely on having their prescriptions carefully com
pounded. My Goods are selected with great care
and viii be warranted as represented
Receiving large and new supply of DR.. d
Jayne-s Family Medicines, DR. Rogers Syrup Of
Liverwort and Tar, and Smiths Tonic Syrup.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30

Description Sec .31es. z &c
" b of & Or of
eqr 81 12O 10 40
W or & W Or
or do do do
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30

Consumption Cured.
Cleanse and S:rrE ttH CulsuptiUH Be cured Fr7F.
eitti5 C1usslpl 5H. Ejrer Complaint CJlds Catarr6
CHHE5s ssttSta STtjitjHg Hood Chest
Hectic Hissf r gat Sareafs DiEctlt or Profgse Er.
Fset0ratgH Pain the SIDE, &C. aud ssH b
CARED
Splitting blood.
Ncs York. 4DrI . 1871
ia. TowNsKHr ~ verify believe ygur Sar.,parills
has been the mea9s through Providence OF saving nv
life. have for srseral years had bad Cough. u be-
and At ls-J I raised large quaint.
ties af H.sf raE aatf sH3 greatly ieh!la-
tel tgt fsaaeet, al3 l NOR expect ltse hayeo only
used your Saisapaf5a short uHe auI lere has won
tsvtH change been wrought ! abs 10 walk
aH over the city raise blood and my cough has
len 3uu can sell imagine { am taaukfll Tor
these results. Your ot3a.ll-ut servant
NM. RUSSELL. G5 Cathsrns 81.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30

srea. EsLe..ina TO aEo.L.er- and ohiIdren.

Great BIessina to 1EOtlscT- and Children
Il the and electuai medicine Tor purify ing
the system and relieving the Suffering attendant upon chl
discovered Il strengthens both the mother anh
child prevents pain ad disease increases aud en',ce me
food those who used &c dunk it utPeusabie II Is
highly usefa both confinement as prevents
diseases upon childbirth in CostiSeEess Piles
Cramps, Ssyc r Of the Feet Dcspondeucy he1Ithurh'
Vomiting Pain ae and LoHs False Pains heinof-
rla-e and regulating tine Secreou and eqgazip5 me
equal The great beauty oi ms He''-
always safe and the most delicate use u i"osi
successfully.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30

9. Il, Is, 16, Il & IS forty-four cents each.
Paid except Road Tax.
According to Sale Book. Isl 12w1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-30

nave earned a great name For purity, mllGuc--
safety, certainty and thorougLuess. Sloan-s O.u-
ment eXcels. and IS rapidly superzediug all othel
Omtments and Linaments- for the cure of
Fresh II minds Calls Of al kinds Sgraias. Ey7ages
Cractef Heeis, EiugJoae Poll EriL % 5adgglls.
Gallons SparHs, Sscesug Fis-u1s Lame
ness, lagd Cracks, Fouaderc3 Ec-t
Scrofcacs or Grease, Naage and Horn Dlssemper
The Powder viii remove all inflammation and
and fever, purify the BLOOD loosen the skin. cIeanst
the water, and strengthen every part Of the body
and has proved sovereign remedy Tor
DisfcoFe, Hide-b7tald, Lass Of .Epgefise. I7traro
N,raias Je'io,e Hate, LfaH nation oftb Eges
Fatigue from hard s,syass. .4iso E4essa.a.jsnl
Commonly called Stiff CcmplaiHt) which prove
fatal 10 many valuable horses in tlHs country.
IS also safe and certain remedy l0r Coughs, aut
Colds, which generate so many fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 40, Lake street. Chicago, Ill.,
w j. SLOAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27
swamp Lands ia Louisiana.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

WASHINGTON Saturday, Feb -.
The House this morning took up out OF order
aud passed Yeas lOl, Nays on, the bill giving 10
the State OF Louisiana all such swamp lands
within her limits as are shall be returned by
the United States Surveyor General to be unit Tor
cultivation by reason OF the water wherewith a
large portion of the unoccupied lands OF that State
is covered.
Nothing would seem more just than the giving
to the State of Louisiana the lands which she 10
thus required virtually to create-w Inch she mus
drain in Difference TO the health aud eventhe lives oi
her people, aud ia draining which she has already
$50 stated by Messrs Harmanson and ThlbodeauXl
expended at least Eight Millions OF Dollars Iin
building Levees, &c and ON which she must s'i'l
expend millions more than all these swamPs
would be worth even if they wenrrband instead o'
water | could not but consider this wise AMI
Just act. but the votes OF the minority were also
justified by their approximations that the grant
would be unwarantaby stretched and grossly
abused trust their iorebodings will be disap-
pointca.