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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

nE hLPH, AUTuOk OF TBR "PRACTICAI PAL
.se Treatise Scy Gres wieh .tre.t.-Orio- hours.
bn A ~ etos ~ tspndsys eseeptesl rhoss chr
spgy IN ne early stss.s VII ts surprised Al ,he rAyldr
and little ireonvenence attending Their IL cisff
however those Who have suffered ,.as Of rec
PIE vho Gao properly his services IN
nom ta hrst inopient.
ing stag. iron uncommon advantages snd very
Prsotice he afford rapid radical ua,cl
be hts grounds for STATING. ~ obtained frcv
Ameysa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

SEMINAL WEAKsEss. DEBILITY. se-rHg ONLY
~ true treatment and cure, With aud invtiua
nation on mssturhsticn. self poll alton IL
oontsned In Dr. Rslphs Practical Private Trese 9Th ed
ton 81 pages Price 81 IL had Of the sutbsr Grees
wck street. $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

A DRUG STORE FOR SsLE-sIrUATED In GOOu
neighborhood and with large population TO support t
The store 10 heat and handsome one and Is now ing
gooa that can be greatly increased By personal ct
ten'op, which the Price moderate
but terms cash. Apply 80 Pearl street. Of Beck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23
Foreign POrts,

hxptnA, Dec lS-Brg Napoleon. Kelly, from Baltimore
Tor Itnerire next day, to losd for NYork.
hoNrtvipso, Nov 2,-schrs Zerviah, Of NLondon. and
Adventure, Of Nlork. wtg FIT.
NASSAU, Mp. Dec 2s-Arr schr John X NTH Bovi. N
htfk and cid Stt for Wilmington, Nc, In ballast.
Psnsasnuco, Dee 2l-Bsrhs Gen Jessup. Fisher. from
nhae elrhia; Hull. for Boston, same das; william
frtee Rowland from philadelphia. Virginia, Cooper
day -
foRr Az PRiycs. abt Jan 2-Bsrk John Colby. for
norh brss ktruran. Leland. for Nj ork
hu,,el. tayc leg ia BRIG Henry Alfred. wass. for Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

EoR FEMALES AND NAILS II DIR. LIABILITIES JU-
no Cordial or rroerestive Ebxer. prescribed ef-
etse restorative In cases Of debility mpotenoy
pes and all rregulsrti.s Of nature IL IL all tina.
tses 70 be- NATURES Great Restorative and remedy
for those in tho msrned without offspring. 10
certain for seminal emissions general debility geet
weaknt 81 the genital organs affections uecorha
A. nm gorsting medicine ~ " unequsled Also.
tain remedy for nepient consumption and Indigestion sold
only at 81 John street, by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

J q,
deIha Boston; l7h chrs Daniel Francis Farrs Nam
tuoket fer Norfolk Lanson Dean Packard NYork for Sa
lem; Susan, Russell, NYork for Nantucket, and cid
day.
2ls-In rortsehrs Jerome Daniel Frances Lanson Dean
kyener toryo, Challenge North star Betsey Pierce
White Nantucket Orbit Della Bride Sea Lion Mount
Vernon, Clarendon Isaac Achorn Lucy Nancy and La
grange.
PHnADsLrHIA, Jan a. Pm Barb Sarah Boyd.
Drsmmond Palermo; schrs Mechanic, CAIN Boston, Mary
Guest, Holmes. NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23
Home Forrs.

hcsroS, Jan z-sisnal for brig and undescrbed
reged vessel also below fore and ait ehrs
Cld ship Ably Pratt shaw. NOrleanG bark Ida, naett
h,in ofe brigs faos HATCH Buenos Ayres Masonic
Holman Belfast Ire Madison tef NYortl CLARK, Apsia
ehi,ols; schrs ksanne avery Port Prince; Cornsla
Fsuhlfn. fYork. Nothing sailed.
BAIH, Jan l7-Cd brig Monticello. Clifford. Cardsuss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

LITTER BAGS Of steamer Canada for Halifax and Liver
pool, Will close at the Herald office Wednesday, Jan q
where letters will be received latest moment
be PREPAID to any part of the world.
Letter Bags Of Georgia. for Havana Chagros Pa
mama and California will close st the Herald office Januar
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
Tie Crlnl 0ricnflI Grler o. 1all.

The Most Grand Oriental SeiGn:eur cf the
Waukesha Chapter, assisted by worthy bTe,h-
rem cfrhe Antique Order, has lately Instituted
New Chapter in this city. Like Missiona-
rles to a land Of darkness. they come to dis
pense light. ard urseal the founts Of knowl=
edge to longing eyes. "Yeni, vida Fisi."
He came he saw, he conquered. The shad-
owy palisades that environ the fortress Of TT
ter darkness. wherein sits the black prince
who was originally expelled the O.der, under
the Grand Seiruieurship Of Chung Foue. for
desecrariug the sword of Gideon, and who
subsequently, became the under Of the ''com-
ectters" or worlds people. are fast sinking e.
ven in this place. and ihe sublime doctrines Of
the Antique Fathers. are FIST fencing in this
hitherto henghird region i,hkgrr!son.
The or ajn cf this Order Is inferred in the
fog cf ages. It, known history only extends
back 1901 years before the superstructure Of
Rome was laid by Romulus. Confucius Is
supposed by some to have been tie founder
Of it. while others deem him only the ntrodu-
Ger OF its sublime mysteries iGto the Empire
Of the Sun. Certain it is that he was most
worthy, exemplary and active member. In
his world enduring works upon Philosophy
and Animal Magnetism. he makes repeated
and favorable illusions to this Grand Order.
In his Thkiningzhou hsniping-thcurt X
lis 1901 he makes use of the following elo-
quent language: "Coulon krSrtl lingg koang
chung nj Iin Glq slingsiernoie - srrsrs-
Izidskfng- ehuhgny 1s'dkg det faeiH 2. ". 4.
stcer3hing (e4 darcuag thuHs Fo4e." For
ages. this remarkable sentence was q bone Of
contention ia the Sublime o der. Some Chap
tiers put one construction upon it, some anoth-
er. lis intimate hearing uPonthe ultimate des-
tnv Of the world made this dispute an alien
crossing one. Was .-enrspsizdskiHgn synon-
ymous with ferpo5rnf<kinS, or was it not E.
That was the question. Most # the wars rf
'.Tamrrlaue tie Tartar had their origin in
this dispute The deep, low, sono5ous, thrill
ling tones of the O,ieu,aI Wifi we're heard
among the valleys II The Belar Tag It's .acou-
u-u-u' Of iamentaiion. prolonged like tbe gh-
ing Of a dying hurricane around tie base Of
Alpine cliffs, could hardly be heard above the
crash Of conteuding ar nies.
Quiet was at length restored. Hostile pa
tions sat them downs By the teTbij waters Of
the Hoang Ho. and smoked The pipe Of peace.
Tho ips1lon. The bone Of conteation was
broken over the head Of the Sphynx, and the
fragments ihereoffed to the 'Ofieatal Wolf. -
With peace came prosperity and extrayagance
The surplus funds which should rather have
been expended for eleemosynary purposes
1 "a
we're mostly appropriated Az ,.4e eonst.uc .loI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
SiYlYyIH. GEORGIA.

This chief toau and Pruc. pal seaport Of Ceor-
ga Is situated on the western baaa o. lie river OF
the same name, fifteen miles from il moa'h, one
hundred miles southwest ol Charleston, and oEe
hunJ. Cd ard sixty-seven miles southeast By east
from M.lleJseyiile; in latitude, o. :, and west
longitude. i iS
The streets of Savannah are sandy, but shaded
by China ;reesand the houses arc generally ot wood
There are eighteen public squ4res III ud.lierent parts
of the city The commercial advantages winch
it enjoys from the abund sat crops o. cotton, &C
raised along the banks OF the RIVER, AMI the iree
access Of ships drawing not more than twelve OF
tairteen !eet OF water, rendered II an important
town. even While the place was made unhe .thy by
the practice OF wet culture tie rleepi4ntaJ.ons
,vEiich has been abandoned since the year 1917 IN
consequence OF an act Of tie legislature. passed al
thatf.me In 1920. savannah suffered 10 the arm
cunt OF iour millions. from devast.ng fire, which
swept irresi>tably over u large rart Of the ely.
Care has been taken 10 embellish tie city. Is
providing abundance Of shade trees for the uumer
Gus public squares, Among thezs tha e1i-c7a.ss
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25

Tie Koran iolblds the use O. VINE or any in;ox-
Lrt-.ag l.q.o.s; aad .s is among ffc be-; is nc
o:s- ,s...cl. j, CONTAINS Opiam ana her .uror.-
l.iug drugs are understood 10 al} y itAiu tie Inc
o: prob .b.rion. thoa u no, mentioned. The use.
the %. o. ei,..er .usoAictring drlu DRUG.
considered Immoral iua NutH:t,race,su co5.I. T rs
Hus~,dIiis~ I'll ssu,7 ale ZEN, ir sable .or ,.r,f
-sb..efy anJ ens.es,ce .a soaI- Tie el.ng o.:
s.slaes Aesu .s s,s'cly psoh.b,ed; and. indeed.
no ..u..n ,.s o5b.ddcu 10 ac eaten by the No4aIc
law are lI,e iorb.dIea by that o. Mohanu.ed.-
All animals used Tor food must be killed by eating
their throlts; and n performing ihe operation. the
hatcher must sly. 4n the name oI God! God i
most great! Gambling Is also pro,5.ied also us-
ury and the Ena.ing Of any images pictorial re-
selabiaHcez o. anything thai has HE Perhaps lie
des.re 10 exfluguish dola;ry Influenced the pro7h-
e, lu Ilying down lie last-ulcn,aacd law. Arozt-
,cy from Isilu,.sru is deemed most heuious s.n,
al,d ma>J be punished viEh death.
The MoAatuucJan cl,ed eij3ius no Sa55lth
Ike thaJ OF either the jews OF CHRISTIANS, bat se
lccts Friday as day in tbs wees 10 be distgu h-
e. by more thln usual so'e.uni-y OF De, ,o,.ou- -
FRIDAY has Lern pitched ol-Leceuseig IS sa.dAl-
am was created on ,hlt day.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
The SOuill lmrrifan Enrrsts.

"the forests Of the Amazons will not only
cover the bason of the rirer. from the CordiI-
ierl OF Chiquitor TO the nountains of Parma.
but also ItS m0nntaln-cilaIus. Sierra Dos Fer-
tentes and Parma. so that the whole forms
an ar- oi woodland more than six times the
size oF France, lying between the 18th mar.
alrl OF south latitude and the seventh Of north.
consequently inter-tropiral and travprsed bv
the equator. According II Baron fiun1holt.
the SOIL enriched for ayes by the snoils of the
forest. consists Of the richest mould. Tie
heat l. suiiocaiing III the deep and dark re-
cesses Of these primeval woods. where not a
breath of air pPueirates, and while after beine,
dTeuched by the periodical rains. the damn ia
so excessive that a blue mist rises in the NOR
Ming among the huge stems Of the trees. and
envelopes the eutangied creepers stratchipo
from bough to bough. A deaihIike stiffness
prevails from sunrise tsil sucset; then the
thousands Of animals that inha bit these for
rests i~in IN one loud diScordaut roar. not ron-
tInuous. but IN bursts. TIE beasts xeem ~
be periodically and unanimously reused by
some uuknown impulse. til the forests rinn
in unlver al uprOar. Profound silence prevails
at midnight which IS broken at the dawn OF
moFniaE by another general T0ar Of wild ch3-
rus. The whole forest cftan rp<onaes when
the animals startled from their sleep scream
in terror 1T the noise made iiy bands &c its in-
habiiants flying from some nigh prowiiug foe.
Their anxiety and terror before a thunder
storm are excessive, ard ali natu-e seems 10
rartske in the dread. The tops of the lofty
trees rustic omincusly- though not breath of
air azit4ies lhem; a h0liou- w.isllinC in the
I high regi ns of the atmGsptela comes as a
/ warning from the black fostipr varor; mid
\ night darkness envelopes the ancient ieFests,
which soon after groau and cteak with tse
/ blast of the hurricane. The g.oom is render
! ed still more hideous BY the vivid lightning
and stunning crash Of tauadeg.--lk fAs92rs
/ 5Ea11zias.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
5G s&CE QJIGJD.
PLOTTING ISl.NDS.

There are various examples Of ioatins islands
Those Of the lake Gerdau IN Prussia are SAID to a.
10 d pasturaee for hundred head OF c ttilr which
have actually been found gr1zpg op Them. ard no
bic ens grow upon one in the lase ko,, in osna-
bruc,,. These islands have been iorr4cd By tie
aduL agg!omera'on OF vegetable ma;'e,. rcrts
from the marshes and ro0ts OF tee. upon 1A-cA
the have deposited liue sand and gravel held
ia suspension, and have obviously required ages
Tor their growth The great Ta,t near the mouth
o. tao Mississippi IS a production OF an analogous
knI Tbs Is cornao -el OF Tie wool Annually drift
eli down that river AMI its tributaries. consisting
OF thc m tgn:fceng trees growing upon tLcr ban 5
which tal. into the waters, OWING o the Hoods url-
lerfn.a.uy their foundations end Ioos sen.ng tLeir
oogS. Arrested by soiue ob-iruc ION in tie river.
a m lss OF timber has thus accunnilted, and be
come consolidated by the in;,sac.ng Of weeds and
ne deposition OF ailuviuu. SO as TO sorm what Is
died lsssra.t. tie dimensions OF winch in 5 T.
amounted 10 a length OF 40 miles, width of 22D
ards and a depth OF 5 feet. This is an Island
,Al in the bosom Of the waters, having extern
ally the appearance of soisd land Tor green bushes
an Il yar.e.y o. aelit,ftI Goue.s bloom uron lis
-ur:ace. The age oi the raiJ. at the time when
ue proceeding .uiersiuns were gwen. IL supposed
5,huc beea nat more ;as thirty @ht yeIr-, rom
Ah:ch some iie, ruty bc lo,nle. OF Tie immense
iulnrigy Of dri.,-vood borne down by the waves
"! Inc ,.issis>ilp
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25


tne otheF sthl Liilias moved not and
tae stranger continued to regard her with
haasA'y interest that deepened into ago
h.lih3 mn e'riieS'hcss At length he sp ke.
Win 'hose same strange and sepule-ral
''NSS
i-a't{' are you hot ARA 70 lntrude
N',iti' ~ 's Is, 'iieht sanctuary oi tAe Haunt
= :, ;II:u- te.i
= ''i..''o '"iiiIo pa-e a. S''e answered =
ooo e1e = i.ere ~ wen as eiseW here
- :, - >, e'eIi :" -lefe- iy--Way sho"ld L
-: | t.'''e" Il" "ays salpes'nG
ar ~, - -. ''.l,'. ,'97g'' ''e'a,'9ed-
~. ..i'' i"'''- cet' q step ana sad :.
~ ot 'os' your way II 50
80 IL '-.l''le' l'' '.o,ie A.d eEe,
,-,'i li''i'' w ..'''-i''j 'oce i.id wiz mel
''''.,l,s .,,t la, '-'',7. 80 :. -. -, ...,i
vet | have sfraeed tart.cr tia I illten-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25

Of the Egyptian Pyramids, discovering the
sources of the Nile, lighting tie world wiki
gas. and in attempting 10 improve the soil and
climate Of Badgerdo;,, "a work which nature
had already perf-csed.) Mvch has also heen
thrown away. in times gore by, in attempting
10 COPPER reef the bottom Of the Dead Sea with
sheet lead. FIR fear that the wickedsess Of
Sodom and Gomorrah might be again let loose
upon tie world. Al these eXtravaganees are
now strictly prohibited By the IXlh article Of
the Code.
Bat We propose not to detail the wonderful
history ofthis order. as revealed to the ini;ia-
ted, in searching the archives Of the Grand
Charter We look forward to Ihe time wheG,
its sublime preeepts and principles shall have
wrought on, a world wide miileniuns@-when
the good things Of this life shall have been e.
qaally dispensed ioalI--wkea widows and or
phaus there shall he none to want or mourn
when cock fighting and horse racing shall all
be done away wita-when III, now incor .tli }
moon shall shine in uadiminished spleudor
without renewing her horns when every
brother viii own goodly grist of bank and
rail road stock, end all the sisters enIoy the
/ right Of s'frage. This Is the ultimate desti-
ny ofthis hitherto incoT5igible world. The X
akd l. Division Of the Grand Chaptero of Wis
consin, Is now regularly organized IN THE
city.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
CHAPTER II.

Tie last as- aope--oh Father. why
Coa.a re IS, have SPtTed i, ue7
Or erav can Ire broken heart not de2
j aa, struggled long ,vi;h is misery,
An death warns 1t 10 flee
And now the l,st hopc-z;ar has set.
And I would not live; and ye:-and yet
would il It is heaven Will
Hueh-hush. my helr.--.t i=-be still
Luis st. Lucas was going Soath and
the thought Of his departure cast shad-
ow of sadness throughout tie household
vet Lill;as evidently felt tie least rerret
Perhaps she thought there are sorrows
and sufferiugs that pride and shame bid
us hide from every eve They are the
harshest and hardest to bear Ol. what
Is woe that will dare admit Of sympathy
compared to that that must try. with ut
most effort. to conceal from every human
eye the maddeniug misery that is slowly
and surely wasting the heart that yearns
for pity and must scorn it. The evening
before his. departure Lillias sang and
played some Of his favorite songs and
the voice failed rot nor did the music fall
ter. bat as she bent her head over the
harp the long curls hid from every eve
the hot tears that touched the hidden
strings with their burning baptism
And when he left the next morning,
tears came into the eyes of the Young
man. as he pressed his lips to hers and
whispered, Farewell, sister" Firmly,
almost coldly, she said adieu but It was
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
Aa..ss.N 50 ksAAss.as.
u H. Blt.ELNAA

ATToRN AT IR
Notary Pubic. General LaTsj Agent and
COMMISSIONER Deeds lor the >tate> o- NHso and
Michigan. poD5EyILLz- lows Co Wis.
REFERENCES
Prof JoEL PARKEE. Cambridge. Mass
Hon. TlnortY JENNE Oaasi} Castle y J.
Men zTT :, BARTON -SaRS BaiFsso,
Hon. @. Co.'s. Potos1. Wisconsin
y B. Mr B.-eioN has made arrangements with
i responsible European travelling Agent who has
aad ulHv velrz experience in Investigating The II
tes Of American citizens to property II Europe.
'aay wiil able him 20 forward any business ol
IGena-a-e = investigating titles OF collecting mo
Htg 70 EUROPE with the assurance taat II VIII be
as'eatel 70 F-l.- 11elty and o. t4e most Ieasoaa-
% 'cs1-s s. lys-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
MOVE On.

The marcRof life should never stay
All thin9s should onward tend;
Man shou'* *no; prolong progress On-s way.
Bat stri,a TO move and mend.
The water: move in depths of ocean,
The stregms aleng the dales,
And riyulc.s gith onward motion,
Throussl. sweet and yerdant wales;
Move on
The cIouls:meve gently through the sky
The earfa rolls ever on;
Time swiftly in its course runs by,
And yests pass one BY ono,
Man, too $: :ou!l strive to follow them,
In this t5eir onward way,
Permittin inaaght the tide to stem,
But-eser day by day
Men may ls wiser if they strive
More rirtaoss if they viii;
and who vt:rh.n the world, would thrive
Must ann at higher st.Il.
Let b.gofs sian.l by doctrines old.
The u. >f,sHs'' rsss chem hy;
He4., ra.a., trsfl cling WINS subtle hold.
Bat syrosag ones, yallaH,ly.
Move OF
L5Se yva.er .o3rz = lie -.
Down O. s'uIs,4lI.- III. t - high
LIZ cloud: .oFcE e. 10 c0wmo,.oR,
That rio:e acrozs tie ssy-
VII We ochyeg onward press,
Thus tetiirless AMI .ree
And decnit,g virtue hapPiuessi
Our vatl5.-aorI ever lie:
Move en-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
Terms of the wrlbune:

To Village Subscribers. 81 90
To Office and mail Subscribers, 50
For les time than one year, in the same
proportion.
II Payment TO be made in .4dgancs.
Single copies, FIVE cents.
" Produce OF all kinds, received on subscrip-
zion al the market prices
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81 { set G&GFs
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! Do:Ggp.
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TO BE CONTINUED.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-26

1901 From Southport ct a m week, THURSDAY
BY Pleasant Prsiss, South Bristol, and Hosdey
To Antioch, m, BY IL N, 10 miles;
And back between 2 m and pm.
Proposals 70 commence n Pleasant Prairie, "a miles
LEES distance, win be ccnsidered.
4s02 From Southport 1t once week, Saturday,
BY Pleasant Prairie, Liberty, wimot and English
Prairie,
To Richmond by 9 m, 80 miles,
And back between and Friday
Proposals to commence Pleasant Prairie, 81 fniSes
less distsfce, win be considered
45o3 From Southport Il m ni-we' kly Monday, We'd
nerdsy, and Friday; .tt4lhs4l
By Pleasant Prairie, Bristol, Salem. Genevs, Geneva
Bay, wsworih sharoo, Aliens Grove, summsrvils
and Clinton, .1 sf .aatt.t 5stltt
To Beloit By 10 m, 81 miles si.. $500,
And back bstween end 10 m next days
Proposals six times aweek service viii b consdssrd
4so4 From southport At . m week, Friday,
BY Paris and Brighton; ~
To Bennington BY 7 m, - niIes; t3
And bsck between . m and m nsrt day
ls0s From Racine Il m week. Tussdsys
BY Sylvanis and Qussles; fN
To Gsusvs hy n. re- niiss IL ~ eat rt
And hsek bsswssn . n -od p n nsss day.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-26

aIss From Wenns IN. at ~, week, Tuesday |;
TO Caledonia by ? N, 2s miles,
And back between m and IN next day.
4lss From Vienna, H., at once week. "Wednesday
BY sulphur Springs; ial3 81 3ssit
To Marion by Q NJ, rs miles, gqN ~
And back between . m and P ~ hsAtap,
1900 From Csedonia, ILL.,, at IN, once weeA' "sohss
day, axtos Assa q esft
BY Santa Fe, atss 3 iif isisl altDme et4h
To comInsrcs by ~ IN. 20 miles {; lsiir8 naiE q
And back between m and y m t4
,oo, From Cairo. H. at No. once week. Thursdays
By Southland, Santa Fe, Thsbss and ThomPson's
Ferry W f' s4lE.. 3i a4
To Cape Girardesu. Mo-, by 7 ? IN, 80 miles $50
And back between 9 . IN and m next day.
PROPOSALS for twice week service will be considered
aaOa From Jonssboro' at : m, once week, Saturdays
To Metropolis city by 8 m, 40 miles s,
And back between . m and n Friday. ,.a ~
42O3 From Jonesboro', H.. at M once week. Monday
BY Western Saratoga aud Bainbridge; % 4s9 oE
To Marion by p m, 81 miles; sls 9st sog
And back between O. o m and p m next day. a. ~
1904 From MuIPhsysboro, H., at 8 m, once week.
Tuesday; Als sg x. ssM 3gfN44m4
BY Western saratosa g sssss laiA
To Vienna by p IN, 40 miles Ma 81
Aud back between q and p IN next day.
42O5 From Murpheysboro, H., at "a m. once week En-
BY vsrsennss and Pinckneyvles @sll al
To Mt. Hawkins by D m, 80 miles, sf
And back between : n and P M, Thursday
1905 From Appleton, ILL.,, at M week, Thursday
BY Hollis Prairie and Pinckneyyille sa
TO Steels's Mills by 8 p m, SO niles sNA
And back between 8 a m and p next day.
42O7 From Chester, Illinois, at m, once week, Mon
day yglsle..
BY Joness Creek, MurpheysboTo. Uibane. Toledo,
Jonesboro', and Mill Creek sa5 ,,r
To Cairo by Q p m next Wednesday, 81 miles,
And back between 8 = q Thursday, and 6p m mex
Saturday. ia III a 8.,B sv8 k3a
Proposals for more frequent service, naming the mum
Der Of trips will BE- considered. ,0.
42Os From Chester, Illinois, a m tr-weekly, Monday
nv Ksskask.. Prairie 81 Roche. Waterloo. and Co
lumbia 9s8 * ,f8g t ~ ss es46 Ta4 @1
TO ST. Louis, No.. BY s r m, 90 piles s- H
And back between 5 and 10 p m next days.
1909 From Chester, Ill, a. M tri-weekly. Monday
Wednesday, and Fridsy
BY SteePs Mill, Spars, Elkhorp, Nashville, Rich
view, Walnut Hill, and Mount Zion
To Salem BY 6 IN next days, 90 miles
= And back between s m Monday. "Wednesday, and
Friday, and I'm next days A.
42l0 From Kaskasks, ILL.,, al IL m, week, Tuesday
By Polocks Risdon, Tamsrawa, and Lively
TO Belevile BY pm next day, As miles;
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-31

SYMPATHY wAsTED.-0ur neighbors of the Com
mec'oi advertiser seem to be greatly exercised i'm
their minds touching certain imaginary divisions
and distractions in tho Wing party, and are quite
disposed TO sympathise in our fanccd troubles. We
respectfully suggest 10 respected contempora-
ry that II would be well TO reserve some Of this sur
plus sympathy for home consumption The So
called Democratic" party is, just now, in any
thing but pleasant healthy condition. lite prin-
eiPal commsnders, Csss, Buchanan, Woodbury.,
most of the northern division Of their feet are
"shivering in the wind" uncertain whether 10 GO
about or TO fill away and follow their leaders. We
doubt whether the Commercial itself is quite Of
is latitude, or fully determined which tack 10 take
fhi,catikis Wa Sentinel and Gassffs.