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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
3lr serfallfcn,
Cine 9(nsabl S5rennfeGel

w. SlUt Ni6uDl SCtl|IlttHet
U.n perfbsornen @roBen. mOruntsr iidb zine 1nsatI
ftcn 5um 8beiI sebraubte bcfineen, unc iinb 8ans
wobIfeiI Su erbaIten an benz src6en
3npfers nnO SIcdbsSSaarenta9er
in Iqenaun, no Der Gtinaer audi $50 fupferns une
meInecns GclIel Don 2 bic 81 G5aaonsu Ssi9en nire.
So aut 1000 Stud 9edb uno anbere Waarsn.
Sic Cb . d der
wsrten wie frubsr BON ibm Uerfsr9t fur sersn Saas
abafti9fet sutaeiproten wire.
Gr bat audi fortrdbreno cine SGfdisssnbett een
pumpen fur @iferne, SapbdufT. Ii. {. 10, auf 3auo
uno bitlia ~ Uerfaufsn.
QItss 8upfsr, 3inn unb Blsi nirb rsrIanst fir
SaarssIo Ueer i'm Qustaufb fur @aarsn.
Ser9efet nibt ben Srt mo ibr bic fb6nfsn Rup.
fer unb SIebwaaren fnost, bic ie cas Qu9e esfsben
bat. uno Swar an fcIeben 9rsiien Die eu6 anssnsbm
iein perosn. - GIo auf Der Shoisite Der SamiIton
Stra6s. nabe bsi ,Sagsnbub's 9dfbaus.
9lmOs Gttin8cr.
SuIi IL. 81. uq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
4 Gomnerifas, sem ,. Saobember. 1850.
gcbGtbares Gigc,rtbll,,,

auf 6feutIt6er @enbu ;u perfaufen
Rontass Den llten glOpember. um ubr gRach
mtdss. fOu auf Dem Gisentbum fsIbif, in Der ISa
milton Sua6s Der Staot Qusntaun. 0ffsntId Der
fauft merben:
ScbGsbares Sta0tsGtgentbumi
asls9tn auf Der n6rcIihsn Seite Der .SamiIcnlfra
&c. uneefdbr Elm taIbes 8isrsd neiIib BON ,5a9en
buds 8allbaufs; entbaIteno 80 Sus in Der Sron
uno 230 in Der Sisfs. Darouf 1T crrtbtst Elm bel
nabe neuss creilt0dia badisinernes
AExA 50 0 DnDatls,
:::: ga 90 bel 81 Su6. nit eine ereif0di9en bad
Exss.a4 ifeinernsn angsbautsn &lde uno @afd-
baus. elm aro6es scrdumi9ss Stotrbaus, unaefdbr
80 bel 60 Sus. cine 9rcRe Steuer. @o9enfhop
pen uno ancerc notbwenctae Uu1rn9ebduce. Die
eUue IN in Der bsfeu Scuun9. nit atlerlei SbR,
bdumeu anaspHanjt. une 9porant @ailT 1T nabt
Der Ruhentbure.
Siefes giaenIbum III Gins Der uCrnrbm0en in III
Isntaun. fur bffeutIitbs @efhdfte Su bsrrtben unc
Der QufmtrtfamFcit ucn Rauflutaen mcbI mertb
Die 8erinsun9cn am Setauf5ta9e unO auf
martun9 pon
eli g. Sierp.
NSD Die 9ctts mcrnuf eas Stcbrbaus eIridhte
it, in 60 bel 230 SuB uno wile tufammcn perfaut
weroCn.
Qusntaun, Sctcber II. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
Scfentli6er Serfauf
elmer IbGB6aren Ylant1fbe.

elmer f6dsbaren Blantafbe.
Der llnterfhricbrns miro ouf samioss esn 9ten
Ncpcmber. um tlbr Nahmjttas5 auf Dem YIaee
ftlblt offsntIitb gum 8rrfauf ausbieten:
Cine Uprtrsfli6e Sauerei
aeeaen in Cub 8tetbau &aunitp esdo Gaun
~; foITeno an 9dnoT pOn Yster Srctcl, 6cnrp
&rtb uno Scbn Sroreu; sntbaItsno lO9 Nfer.-
Die &ubeGsrun9su parauf ine Elm Sweiltodt9es
ftinsrnsS
AS1 SO 0 + II + q Il {,
I;:;;H nit anaeboutcr ,&ud,c. Gin BLVD Bcbn
assggs4 baus cine ifenerue Steuer. en porncb
ner Snmrinciiau Gaubbaus. &eIte bauS, uno al
Is anoere trfcrreIte Nsbenaebduee. Gas eano III
pom perncbmfcn Eoitiifin Spoen, nit Cinem &aP
efen carauf. Gin Sbeil ees QIaBss 1T prdttlaes
StwammIono. cine btnIdnqIits Suantitdt 0oIi'
LAMB, uno oos usbrias III Sau!anc. in belten @uI
turifaues. Swsi Srunneu ces betfen gSai,srs, ener
am Oaufe uno Der aneere an Der Stbeuer nit Pum
pen. uctii cinCm ausn Qepfelbaumaarten uno cine
erp6e 8erfhiecrnbeit Der befrn dnecrn SbIibdu'
men inc ouf cem pIaes, uno Der Screan tsBt
lin9s oes Gieentbums bin. Sas 8anSe 1T IN gus
ten Senien. unc betet 8dufen. eie cine quite pian
tafte su bobsn wlnitsn. eins 9eIe9enbeit bar, et'
nh feItsn finest.
Sclht Die ben YIoe in 1uqenfbcin iu nsbmsn
punlteu bclieten kcim unterseid'neten @l9nsr, Ia
rouf wCbnbaft, onSurufcn, uno bic Seom9un9en iu
ufdbrrn.
Santcl SrUgcII.
Sttctu 3. nqbr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
glu Sgtbe ntes
mart1t0r = OCBchaft

am Gle ecr 9rruo uuo Nrd, stragEn in 9btaodpbia.
Soiepb SOeapleS matbt tsm pubIfum be.
eannt oa6 sr iset sinen bsrrIi6sn Soratb Sd rs
IN auf Sano bat unc irnmsrbin totsn Nib, unb
woraus er an ben alsrbiuefsn gciesn uon ben
fhInffen unc 6isrIidIen MOnumsnten in ben 8er'
eini9tsn Staateu perfsrtiat. Ran befsbs feline 1T
belt une lbcrSeu9c iib fettf Don eem 9cIasten.
Sofepb StapIes.
Sttoter 81. 1850. SIS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
6rt6t.

gla6rtdt wrb biermit sseettn, bag bci Der nd6.
frn Sisun9 Der 9sfseeebuns BON pcnnfptpanisn
unfprub semacbt merosn wiro fur bic Snforpori.
runa elmer Sane, wtIbe in Der Stabt QGentaun, &c.
tba @auntp, errittet wercsn foa, acuannt: Die
Mariners uno Wcbanies 8anF UOn dtIentaun," NIT
sinem Capital uOn cinbunoHt taufsno &baIer, nit
Dem 9isbte caGIeIbe su swsibunoGt taufeub abaIer
,u uermebrsn, nit Grlaubnls 8anfsef6dfte anu.
fausen. fObaIO funfbs taufeno 3baIer subeIabIt
nno. Sno. Gcot, Sno. Rolb, i'f
u. g. Seninecr. y. g8pdDff,
3. y. gEiIUu, Omen Sdesr,
SameS S. 8eiu, ss1Ie S6dffer,
IA. @asnr. 6. 8. SumfCHj'
Natban BREEDER, 9. Barber,
SO. 8. 9omtu, gpt Grim,
Scfepb GBsis. GItas Mers,
Sim. Goldman, gil Stedel.
autntaun. Suli 4. 1850. ---.-, S6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
I21llltat11 Grim,
Sl1rrier in 9l(lentaIltl

SulLNL WI <NuklIlNUltt
Setient fb citrsr @eteqcnbeit fsineu Srsuncen uno
cem Wublifum ubcrballpt ole 4nStiae Su MAIDEN,
cos er oas @uutr (eerubtrciter) 9sfdodft bes Srn.
8eni amin 9uorpig ubrrftpnlmen bat. ano eu6
er befaates gefbdft nun auf feline eini9e Eehnun9
an cem alien StanrpIas in Der 0amiltonlfra6e. ae
raoe ae9enlber Sa9snbub's g8irthsbaus. fsbr aus
eecebnt Su bstreiben aecsntt. Sein Stod, Den er
aeosnmdrt9 ouf t0ano BAT. III Gin fsbr GROCER, uno
er i(t i'm Stanoe eenftlbeu on ben reobten preilen
abiuIofIen
9oDlIRoer! SobIGe0er
Ssin StOd SOblItcu ii Elm berridtr, unb cr
miro renfcIbsn an DEN biaiaifm Yrsfcn abfsssn.-
Seine Qrsife iino pon 10 bis % Gents.
3aIbfcle uno Sbcrlebcr pOn ertn @ats unO
ebeufaus febr biui9
SSiboS.-Gr bat 9lcihfaus ensn portreffiten
UrtPeI ~ anifdbe Rioos auf Sano. Die (IbsIicb
nj asnowO hbTtrCffen uGcsn f6nnsn. Sang biui9.
Sbran Don por5laIitsr Aualitdt bat er aud
auf Sdto. esn an QblaosIpbtrr Marftprsrn
abIeeeu miro. gr esoenft ale cefe QrtifGl ifbersst
auf 0ano Su bdltsu. 70 oaB Nemane ss pfrfebcn
sann menn sr fur ir9tnc einsn bel ibm anruft.
$5Gmtc! tSGutc! S5Gute!
Gr besabIt INNER ris b6d1sn Matftpreife in
8aarqeIo Ocsr i'm 4ustaufh fur @aaren fur allie
4rten t6iuts
Dureh punftihe Ibwartun9 fsinsr Gsfbdfs unr
tilae Wreiie. bofft er oils iun9er Qnfiuaer fsnen
SbeI Der 9unf oeS VubIifums ildb juSuSeben, wofur
I CT (tets eantbar fein pirc.
2BiIliam Grim.
UQsntaun, DIT H. 1850 nqbv
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
Salt! Salt! Galtl

Ser untsrSribnete wunfbt benz pubifum an.u.
se9en. ea6 or ntulib bas &aIfbrennen in Der Stabt
4uentaun eeda Gauntp, be9cnnen bat, uno ba6 &c
immer frilhs hssbranntsn Sat fir allerIri @ebraub,
ais fur eane9ebraucb. gum 8auen uno Gseisma.
ltsn auf Sono baIten wrp. stemano fann ba.
bsr febfcmmen inrem er orn drtifeI INNER porrd.
tb9 baten wiro. Seine prcife foIIen bilIia fsin.
uno fsin &alf III pen Der alIsrbeiten art. Gr Bit.
tst oober UNI 9eueistsn 5ulprub.
S,fauaiTcs sesubarS.
Nsat 5O. nabo
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
@ g a 6 t / 6 t
October "a.
October 81

W. J( q " |WI
miro bisrmt 9e9ebsur cae bic unttrbebnstsu ais 10
miuiifratOrsn BON Ger SiutrIafenfhaft ers uerifor
brnen . nj { [ 6 u 10 ia. leetbin pon Der Stoct
UGentaun. esd,a Co.. an9sfeut mUrosn iino. - QuC
Sol6e Die oabsr nod an bsiasts Snterafenftoft
Ibulcia Iino, wsrben biermit eebstsn innerbalb 80
Gaaen anSurufcn uno absubsSablen uno SoI
de bic nod rettmdsss Sorosrun9sn an bsfa9ts Stn'
tsrlo(isnfbaft Su MAIDEN baben, bsIiebsn ciefsIts
innerbaIb befagtr Belt aud tinSubrtnssn, eanliI
QIlts in RittieEeit asbratt weroen Fam.
SpIUmen Weaosr, osrs
-9decb SunmfG, '
S''ctsr 81 ra6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07

Yauern febet bler!
Der rntrfhrtbeue bsnahrittist feline Sreunbe
unO ras sesbrts 0ubIifum i'm 2tQssmensn. ba6 &c
auf fsinsm & bIsnb 0 in !Samkur9 aIs Qrtsn pom
cen belisn uno mobIfeiIfsn SeineUblen. fowUhlf fis
Stmisren uno Jtatbrenneu aIs Sausperbraub, be.
fdnrig gum &efauf auf Sauo bdIt.
ScOe Mrt faufmanns9tlte Srn6t
Iu siniacr Auantitdt. wrb pOn ibm fur BaaraeIb
am b6tbfien .Somburser Murftprsis sinsstauft obsE
in &aufb fur GOben anasnomnsn.
ebrifian 206man.
Samburs, April 25. 1850. uqbe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
9(uDitOrSz9 z9(n;ciac.
Su Sem S8aiIcnsrrid,t pOn esd5a Sauntp.

Su Sem S8aiicnGeritbt VOu Ssdba Gauntp.
syu Der Satc Ger 8shnuna ron 9eorse g. 81
fenborb unc YauI SI6lcr. Grreutors II, f. NJ. oeS
psrcrbcnen @ccr9e 9. Gifenbaro, Isetbin Don g9e
fsnbure Saunfdip. eeta @auntp.
tlno nun. Stpt. 6. 1850. srnannte bic Court auf
gtfuten, Bucu9bbD SrscI, SOibua SsbsrIin9
une Scbn Q8eica ais Qucircrs, um tefa9te 8etb'
nuna hbTSufsben, nteriufstteIn. 8srlbsiIun9 nab
crn Gefessn ccS eanbes Su MAIDEN, unp rem MIDI
fen fefgsiestsn @aiftnosictt Beribt Su srfaten.
>H..ssz Sius ben ttrfnHocH.
MNSG 8susts-5. 8. 9atpaII, Sdr.
5S1NS Sbenoenannte 1uritOren merpsn fi6
I.:ss.s$ Su Dem Gnoswsd ibrer Seitimmuna. am
Scnnerifaa. cen 22fen Nouember, Inn 10 uhr 8Or'
mittaas. am gahbaufs UOn SOfbua Ssibsr'
lin 9. in g8sifsnburs Saunfdip. UerfummeIn, auwO
fd ole SntsrsfiIrte siufiucm f6nnsn, wsnn fs rs
fur notbrcnci9 erattsn.
0SiIIOuebbn ToasI,
SOfbndt Seiberlime, auhitrrsn.
5cbu SSeicd,
Sftober 81 "4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-07
9lliQerstpmn Eruppe /. !!
nqSs

Sbr bObG Gudb in uUuer Uniform. nit faubern
Drssn uuo pihcIsn sur paracs Su UHfammeIn. am
Samifae osn l6sn NOpsmbsr, um ubr Naebmit'
1895 am Souis pen 8 oeo b S il d er, in 3rsr.
IsrstOmu. QunftIide Beiwpbnun9 piro srwartet.
duff SsfsbI pts Captains.
OioIes SdbmODcr, 8. 9.
q. 8.-goIte Die wunften MiteIisoe bsfaa-
fer GOmpaenie Su ,psrcsu, t6nusu fb cann unc ca'
tebf einfInoen.
Setpber 81. H3m
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
VOLUME III. NUMBER 32.
ierdiet Of Inc C0F0nerS Jury in the late disaster
Of the Eayne-Furthcr Particulars.

The Sandusky papers of Tuesday publish
the verdict of the Coroner's inquest with the
evidence of the detail. The Mirror says fur
ther inquiries only attest the accuracy Of our
late narrative of the explosion of the Anthony
Wayne. We have no reason to change our
opinion, either as to the number on board, or
the probable loss of life.
To our list of the lost must be added s. B..
Macarthur, of Oswego. N.Y.-to that Of the
saved, John Fairfield, Of Fort Wayne, Indi-
ana.
The following IS the conclusion after hear
Ing the testimony, of the Jury.
Conclusive evidence has been produced to
show that the boilers Of said boat were manu-
factured by Woleott & Savage, Detroit, and
were put into the Wayne as entirely new, in
spring Of I849-that one OF the boilers had
been patched or repaired over fracture. an
that this boiler did not explode-taai the wa
ter IN said boilers was examined about ten
minutes, und again about FIVE minutes previous
to the explosion, and in both instances a full
completion was found in them-that no dispo-
0-''0AA " '4~tC'Ci has Jtb D6tH SHOWN TO urge
SAID boat into greater speed than usual--tliat
the steamboat Superior was about fortv to
eighty reds in advance of the WAYNE when
the latter passed the last stake at the mouth of
SanduSky Bay, and that few minutes pre-
VIous to the explosion, the Superior was four
to five miles ahead Of the Wayne-shs having
run at this time only about eighteen miles
from Cedar Point Light-that the engine was
working undera weight of FIVE pound Of steam
without raising it-that the same boiler on
the previous trip bore weight of 100 pounds
that no evidence is found to show that any
stoPpage of water had occ ccurred-that the evi-
dence shows that the officers were carefully
attending to their proper duties, the usual
watches having taken their stations, and those
relieved retiring at their proper time-that af-
ter the explosion, the weight of testimony goes
to show that every exerti0n which could make
was exercised by the ofiicers-that the calm
ness and conduct of Messrs. Edgecouib and
StaSkweather, the first and second mates,
whose especial duty it became under the cir
cumsfances, to afford relief, is worthy of all
prise, that their efforts were timely and well
made, both in saving and picking up passen-
gers, and also in reaching the schooner Elmi-
"a Capt Nugent, who came to the relief Of
those on the wreck.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17

y VERY SoCIABLE BEAR.-A cOrrespon-
dent of the Alta Californian gives the fol-
lowing account Of a bear fight which re-
Gently came off in that section:
A short time since, two young men, in
passing through thicket on the Merced
river, came upon an enormous bear, who
without an instant's warning, sprang up
on one of them, and with blow of his paw
struck his rife from his hand and dashed
him to the ground. He then bit him Sc
verely in several places, rolling him over
and over, lifting him at times on his nose,
and tossing him in the bushes Then
clasping him in his fore paws, tearing his
clothes and knawing into his flesh the bear
would play with him as a cat would a
mouse. Stunned by the first blow from
the bear, the man was at his mercy, and
made no attempt to defend himself or es-
cape. Having amused himself to his sat
isfaction, the bear left his victim, who
gradually recovered and was enabled to
crawl a short distance towards his camp.
He was found in deplorable condition
by some friends, who had been Informed
of the occurrence by his companion, who
supposed that bruin had made a meal of
him. War was Immediately declared a
gainst the monster, and after a severe
6gAt which lasted some hours, he was xii
led The hunt is said to have been quite
amusing. Three or four of those in pur
suit Of him were armed with rifles One
of them crawled on all fours, into thick
ct, and before he knew it, came to old bru-
in, who was slightly wounded and quite
savage A little more and he would have
fallen into the clutches of the bear. For
getting all about his rife he threw it away
and took to his heels The bear gave him
chase, and then it was that the others had
a fair chance with three rifles. Several it
is said were badly hurt in attempting to
mount scrub oaks and saplings. Five
bullets brought the bear down He weigh
ed about 900 pounds. The wounded man
is named Curry He is member of a
small New York company on the river
Merced His arms and thighs were bad
ly lacerated. At the last accounts he was
considered out of danger
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17

VINO WILL MAKE A Coon WIFE.-When
you see young woman, who rises early,
sets the table andPrepares her father break
fast cheerfully-depend upon it she viii
make a good wife You may rely upon it
she possesses good disposition and kind
heart
When you soc young woman just out
of bed at nine O'Clock, leaning with her
elbow upon the table gaping aud sighiug,
" Oh dear, how dreadful feel'-rely up
on it she will not make a good wife. She
must be lazy and moF2sh,
When you see girl with broom in
her hand, sweeping the floor, or with a
rubbing board or clothes line in her hand
you may put it down that she is industri-
Gus and will make a good wife for some
body.
When you see d girl with novel in her
left hand and a fan in her right, shedding
tears, you may be assured she is not fit
for wife
Happiness and misery are before you,
which viii you cE0se2
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
Thirty Grains OF Beauty.

WHICH CONSTITUTES THE PERFECT WOMAN.
Three things aoLite: The skin, the teeth
and the hands
Three 6lack: The eyes, the eyebrows
and the eye-lashes.
Three red: The lips, the cheeks, and
the nails.
Three Tong The body, the hair, and
the hands
Three short: The teeth, the ears, and
the feet.
Three zcide or large: The cheek, the
forhead and the space between the eye
brOws
Three small or Maroon: The mouth,
the waist and the ancle.
Three pzmp The arm, the leg and the
calf of the leg.
Three delicate and fine The fingers,
the hair and the lips.
Three small: Tue head, the chin, and
the nose.-H0ne JournaL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17

MARX THE DIFFEREScE.-Whent the "lons
STAR of Texas was about to be admitted into
the Union, there was with President Polk.
Mr.. Buchanan, &c. such hot haste that ex.
presses were sent of and many obstacles bro
ken down. Texas, without as many inhabit-
ants or Electors as we have in the county Of
Albany, was rushed into the Union.
But now, when California, teeming with
population and business, rich in resources and
with an enlightened Republican Constitution
presents herself for admission, the whole south
rises up against-her! Indeed il is threatened
by some that the admission of California will
dissolve the Union!
Texas mightwi,h entire propriety have been
kept under Territorial Government, until her
population entitled her to Representative in
Congress. Be-; two Senators were wanted to
preserve al - Equilibrium" And hence Tea
as was hurried, haIfgrown and untledgpd into
the Union. But California, fulI-grown and
mature in all Perogatives of a State is refused.
And why Because she is FREE.-3Bqnu
Journal
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND GREEN BAY
tELEGRAPH LINE.-The wire for this l5ne,un-
der the charge Of J. Snow and +. Kingsley,
Is now on its way to tie various ports in Wis
consin--Mr. Kingsley passed through our ci-
ty yesterday for Milwaukee.
The line is to be operated on an entirely new
principle in regard 10 the batteries, varying es-
sentlaiiy from those now used by other lines.
1t Is the invention Of Prof Olmstead, and re-
Gently patented, tits called the JoI aic Battery
and IS represented as putting all others in the
shade. 1t dispenses with platina, nitric acid,
and quicksilver. 1t has recently been tested
on The New York and Philadelphia line. A
stronger circuit can be obtained in six series
than with twelve on Groves battery, which
has hitherto been considered the height Of per-
feetion.
On leaving Chicago, the river, some 300 #
wide has to be passed. Mr.. K. has it'll him
insulated Gutta Percha wire, which he intends
sinking to the bottom OF the river, instead Of
erecting tall nasts to clear the wire from the
shipping. Every improvement that has been
made in the science Of teIegraphing, will be
attached TO this line. In few days we hope
to converse with our friends of the Milwaukee
Sentinel and Wisconsin,, over It's wires.-De-
troll I5j5.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
sD@gQr9.
For The Wisconsin Tribune.
LINES.
ny MISS S. II. B.

Think you my heart devoid of feeling,
Or that know not sorrows smart
Think you because no trace revealing,
There is no sympathy at heart2
Do you not know< that often smiling
The lip appears, while mis'ry lies
Deep in the hearts while no beguiling
Gould draw it forth to human eyes7
'Tis true, my laugh is light and joyous,
And that with glee give the jest;
And when, perhaps, l should be serious,
hardly sober au1 at best.
Yet, often while unsympathizing
may be deemed by those around, i.
Were alone, the teaf-drop stealing,
Would witness where true feeling S found
Should be called perhaps untrembling
Id stand beside the dying bed,
And witness there lies heart-strings rending
Yet firmly stand til life was she'd
But when retlred from human gazing,
No eye TO see but that above,
'Tis then thar frora my full heart gushing,
The streams would pour for those love.
Oh! Judge me mot then cold. unfeeling,
Though such she ssnlblance oft wear,
For in my heart recess cencsaling,
My brightest Jewels still bear.
There cherished se.anes fondly treasure,
And oft return to Blem'ry's store,
And draw from thtnce my sweetest pleasure
In thoughts OF those long loved before.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17

The Rail Road intelligence which we
give to-day. shows that IN spite Of the ex-
ceeding pressure Ia money matters in
this region, the Directors are making the
most steu0us eZert.ons for the completion
Of the second division, to Rock River
we hope every citizen viii extend to them
his most effective aid to carry forward the
work not doubling but that the easiest
and bast plan viii be adopted to facilitate
its progress and accommodate stockhol-
ders in their payment.-Io0ckJoTd 70
rum
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17

TERRIBLE POWDER FxPLosIoN.-The
powder magazine at Andover Mine New
Jersey exploded on Tuesday last, from a
cigar in the hand Of some careless boy
Two boys, sons Of Mr.. VIM. S. johnson,
one z aud the other Ia, we're instantly
killed, being blown to atoms. OF the
building, not a stone Is left upon the spot
where it stood. The coBcussi0n was sen
sibly felt distance Of lG or 2 miles, In
Newton, over FIVE nils from this scene,
every house vas shaken i20 kegs of
powder in the building
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17

the rest, arrested The attention of Mr. EDDY,
who was on the after part of the wreck and
some 20 feet water intervening. He started
on raft made Of doors and mattresses 10 assist
her, but before he could get to her she had
breathed her 'ast 1t appears she had been
stunned by blow or the head, as a deep
cash appeared above her right temple, bnt
what held her in such torture was the tilleE
rope, which drawn by the Pilot house which
had fioated of brought it across her breast, as
she lay on the deck, SO tight as 10 completely
imbed itself in the flesh. She had evil
der'ly drowned in this condition as the sea
washed over her.-CLsreland Plaindea!er.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17

FIRE-The three story wooden bull
ding, owned by Henry Fox, situated on
Water street, took FIRE about 2 2. NJ. on
Saturday, and was entirely consumed,
with its contents Mr. Fox occupied the
first story as planning shop. His loss
is 1900, insured $4,000. The upper
stories were occupied by several mechan-
les Mr. Jones. carpenter, loss $500 in
surcd $500 Alex Dobbs, blind and sash
maker, loss $1,000, insured 200 James
a Clark. carpenter and joiner, loss $500
insured $500. Mr. Holmes, machinist.
In the basement, loss $500 The hands
employed in the building generally lost
their tools Mr. J F Loveeraft, foreman
in Mr. Fox's shop, had insurance of Sl00
on his Damage to the amount of $500
was done to the adjoining machine shop OF
Joseph Hall The origin of the fire Is
unknown Rochester american
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
ALFONSO GARNER,
ID. II. BIGELO w


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Notary Public, General Land Agent and
Commissioner OF Deeds Tor the States OF Ohio and
Michigan, DoDGKvILLE, Iowa Co, Wis.
REFERENCES
P.of JoEL PARKER Cambridge. Mass.
Hon TIMOTHY JENKINS, Oneida Castle, \. y.
MCNErr < BARroS EsaRs Buffalo, a.
Hon O. CoLx, Potosi Wisconsin.
\ 8 M BigeIow has made arrangements with
responsible European travelling Agent who has
aad many years experience in investigating the Il
ueS OF American citizens 10 property IN Europe,
nat viii enable him 70 forward any business of
sae nature Of investigating titles or collecting mo
ney IN Europe, with the assurance that It will be
attended 10 with fidelity and on the most Ieasona-
ose terms 9 1yr'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17

TERRIBLE ToRNADo-Loss OF LIFE
The New Providence Gaz W. l. Of 30th
nit, gives account of destructive lorna
do ct that place 1t destroyed a large a
mount of property. The rain had previ-
ousIy fallen in torrents, accompanied with
terrific thunder which was almost inces-
SAINT towards the South.-About midday
darkness reigned supreme. About l o.
clock, the tornado came sweeping past
destroying over one hundred buildings and
sad to state, three men, three children,
and twowomen Had it happened in the
night, the loss of life would have been aw-
fdl
A meeting has been held to adopt
measures for the relief of the sufferers
from the calamity