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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19

ESlT OF LET
l. at KENosHA, Ju
A
adams H d
.4ehen Mrs Nary
Amin Joseph
.Amerman Rev.
Thos
.3rens Mary
.Averyard Robt
Is
Bacon Hudson
Bacon James
Baker VIM w
Baily G S 3
Budlong David
Budlong Miss r a
Rurpee S S
Bigelow Charles
w 2
BigeIow julius
Beard James r
Burly Georg
Bushnell John M
Boice Daniel
Borland .9brm w
Benitt Geo
Bennett II w
Benny Jacob
Bishop John
Bishop Joucab
Bishop Simon
Burtrick Horace
Bunham David
Rennion Edward
Bullermore James
Bliss Nathaniel
Buckesy Silas
Beckwith Miss Jul
in N.
Birder Mari
Bundy James W
Brown Isaac .
Brown Miss Eliza ,
Brown Mr. ,
Benedict Levi Jr
Beebee Lois
C.
Carey John
Cook Mrs Janette.A
Churchill George
Crowfoot David
Champiin Mrs Car
oliue r c
German Patrick
Curtiss 9irs Mercy
hadwick Sylves-
ter
Cross OriI!a
Cowper Richard
Cassidy Henry
Clarke ~ ISIS Ada
line
Cox Catherine
- Aeea - z -ss4-.l
nerva J
{ hambers Frances
Comstock Elbridge
G.
Chamberlin .Miss J
Sally INN
Croker liannahM
Cavanaugh Mrs
Judy
Carpenter & Sher- !
man J
CulIiDs Edward II !
Carr Spencer ID ID ]
Cook ii w
Carpenter Orriscn
Z hris.ie David VI
Carpenter Harrison
(ordes III
Conweil Daniel 2
Carly John 2
Cutler Norris
ID
Dexter Edgar
Davis Eli
David Carls
Donovan Bridget
Davis Delos
Dixon John X
Divine Bryan
Dobbs William
L
Erwin Slas B
Emery Ira
Emerson Lorenzo
Egan John
+
F0nen Owen
Foster Alfred
Finch Mrs. Harriet
L
Fleming Michael
Foster Col Vim A
Foley Timothy
Ferry Mary J
Fish Sheldon
Foster Mrs Caro-
line
Foley John
Props Hiram II
| Fetch John
Frost & Levy
| G.
Gonnegle John III
Gage & Lynch
Gray Miss Z
George Thomas
Gibbon .3lex
Gilbert George o
Gibbs & Wickwirt
~ Persons ca
ADVERTISED.
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FURNITURE wAREROoMs,
GREAT AGRrCULTUHAE WORK.

TEE FARMERs GUIDE to Scientific and Practical Agricul-
ture By Henry STEPHENS, +. K. ; f.. Author OF the
sook Of the Farm, Editor of the Quartery journal OF
Agrcuture- &C.. &c, assi,led by JouN p NORTON, A.
NJ, Professor oi Scientific Agriculture In Yale College,
New Haven, Author OF Agricultural Prize Essays &C.
This highly valuable work will comprise two large royal
octave Volumes containing 4G0 pages, with s or 20
splendid steel engravs and more than 6'J egraVIns on
yof a. in The highest syle OF the art. illustrating almost
es, The best methods OF ploughng planning hay bar
vesting &c. &c. the various domestic amhals IN their
highest perfection; in short. the pcor4 feature OF the
book is unique and will render It OF ncacuabe value 10
the student agriculture.
This great work is the joint production OF two othe most
talented agricultural scholars OF the day me enc eminent
as an anthor and editor in Great Britain and The other rs
Professor in College Both emineniiy practical as
well scientific men, and all they say 1ny be relied en- as
the result profound rich, tested and sustained by
practical experiment.. The contributions of Professor Nor
ton IRE chiefly designed adapt the British portion of the
book to this country, and thus to make 1t an Ango-amer
can work. giving to its readers all the really useful agcu-
tura knowledge nj present attainabe in either country
The work is divided into four departments distinguished
By the four OF the year. commencing with Winter,
and Prof Norton notes will be published as an appendix
to each part The chapter treats OF the following sub
jects, uEder he htad OF
INITIATION
On the best of the existing methods for acquiring flor
ouuh knowledge of Practical Husbandry.
On the Difficulties be encountered in learning Practical
Husbandry, and on the means of overcoming them.
On The different kinds of Farming.
On the required to Conduct and Execute the La
Dor of the Farm
On The Institutions Of Education best suited to Agcu
tural Science. ,
others to learn practical Agriculture.
observing the details and recording the acs o. arm
ing by the Agricultural Student.
Terms OF THE WoRK.-The American edition, the first
number of which is already issued will be published III
seni-nonhy numbers OF 81 y, with en- English steel
engraving iii each nunber Of which there will be about y
in AL PRIcE % CENTS NUMBER, or 50 IN ADyANcE
FOR TIE - NUMBERS.
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cLuRRNG.

Three COMES Will be address or Si2: -Four
Copies for SIS Five Copies for l5 Cash in all sCcH
ses 10 be remiied the PubsfeF. and Hor hFo
Agtn.s. .
The work can be sent in Numbers at periodical rates OF
postage and mail remitiances may be made at the risk Of
The Publishers
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19

cd ire alutarv effects curing the diseases tor winch
# is recommended, viz. Acute and Chronic Derrh9a
and Cholera Morbus in our own or IN the tamnes OF
o1r customers and have also its successful admin
istration in cases of Cholera Infanum. We 90 there
fore confidently recommend it to all those who may &c
nain as oerjng one of the best means for their cure
or relief. D.,,. pfa,,
T. n swan Post A. Willis, Rochester; Foster & DICK
inson, j. E. Warner & Co, VIM Bristol Utica Fitch.
Fails. Tntber Kelly 4. Co. Plat & Simpson, Geneva
l. C. Cheney & Co.. Chapman & Remington, Cana1dai-
qua; {. Remington Nuada E. H. Huntington,
Lapham Penn yam; Tracy Beadle. Elmira; w Sea
yer & Son. Batavia; John j Foot Hamilton; Bisseli
Leonard, Rome; H. & E. Gaylord Cleveland JONI
Owen s. Co, Detroit; T. NJ. Hunt. Auburn
en- FUTILE Auburn n Y, GENERAL AGENT
ffr the United States
A. Sa1cyer, p. p. Green, Kenosha; D. s
Detceu, Wamsgdn; Benuct Mahesc, s. John
SON d Co, Racine, Agents. 6m-2
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500 REWARD.

I WILL give one HUSDRED DOLLARS reward for the de
lection and conviction of the person persons who
tempted fire my Cabinet .hanuiactory, Wednesday
night last. w. III. SCOTT.
Kenosha, June 81.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19
Kenosha county Probate Court.


In the matter of the estate of RcHARD ELLIS deceased
On reading and fling the petition of Johanna Ellis pray
ing that she may be appointed administrative of the estate
Richard Ellis, deceased. Ordered, that the annlicon
be heard before me- the Court House, ely of Ke-
nosha on the first Monday in August 10 O'clock A.
and that notice thereof be given by publishing t. order
three successive weeks before that day. the Kenosna Tel
egraph, newspaper published in the city of Kenosha in
said county. By the Court,
3tn3 ISAAC N. STODD.4RD, Coanty Judgs
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Also, EVERY VARIETY OF
TENT VI e JOIN E 8,
AT PROPRIETOR'S PRICES.
PRISCIpAL DEPOT FOR
Cunninghann,s Arabian Oil.

JoHSsoS JR has in store heaviest stock of Drugs
and medicines of Buffalo, which he determined TO
ducc during the present year, and for that purpose he offers
to Purchasers that cannot fail to command
attention. -
Having been appointed Agent for the sale of Gouldings
Surgical Instruments he will have hand at all times
full supply which will be sold to Physicians and Dealers at
New York prices.
s. JouSsoN JR will act as agent for the of all rep
utable Medicines in the city OF Milwaukee, the usual
rates of commission.
MILWAUKEE,, 1850. mo AZ
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19
Fresh Drus and Medicines.

TUST received at the KENosHA CRY DRUG SrosE-
y W here always be found the purest of Medicines
the lowest prices.
PURE WHITE LEAD,
Fresh from the Mill.
LinSeed Oil.
All sizes of GLASS, Pickle Jars Tncture Bottles &c. &c.,
Brushes of all sizes and descriptions, Saoeet Oil,
Meats Feet Oil, DC.
Agents for all the best Patent Medicines in use among
which may be found Chrises Galvanic Remedies, Towns
ends Sands Bristos Mosier's & Myers Sarsapara Mer
chants Garging OIL the best thing for Horses and Cattle
sxtant Wholesale and Retail Agent for Jayne celebrated
Family Medicines. n. SAWYER.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19
THE NEW YORK PROTECTION
Insurance Company.
CAPITAL $15O,OOO!

BOARD OF DREcroRs John Suyker, Calvert Comstcck,
Gordon n. Bssell, .Alva Mudge Geo. r. Thomas Jesse
Maeson, Woodman kimba, o. s. Williams, Aaron
White Henry Hagers Artemus Trowbrdge, obadiahJ. Ow-
en- Seth b. Roberts,
JOHN STRYKER, President.
JESSE MATTEsoS, V. President.
GEO. r. THOMAS. Treasurer.
T. JONES, Jr., Sec.
ELoN CoMsTocK, General Agent
ExEcUTrvE CoNNITrEE-John Stryker, Geo. r. Thorn
Calvert Comstock Alva Nudge, Gordon n Bissell
The undersigned prepared take Fire and Marine risks
IN the above Company, on the most favorable terms
p. c. GASKILL, Agent
Ksuszss- -Esiy IA, 1s5a
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19

NJ Ovels, Romances and Novelties comprising Three
~ Strong Men, by Dumas; Miners Daughter, by Dick
ems; Hands not Hearts, Zanon Marnaduke Herbert,
geborough Hail. Old Converts of Paris, St. James, Kate
Marvin Anonina, Ned Allen, Cleveland, David Watson
Maid of Orleans, Constance LINDSAY Cruise in Whale
Boat Spectre of the Bastie The Monk &c. and any guam
tity more of the sort for sale ut
Kings Book Store.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19

aides, Address. Enameled aud Plain Cards. for sly
| a granny and PRINTING! Motto Waf.r, plain and "a
Envelopes Lsdes Gold and other metallic Pens or
Kings Book Sore
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19

CHANCERY SALE.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF RACINE
OTIs jerks, IN cHANcEaY.
BEFORE
ALBERT ID. SAwTELL HON. E. V. WILTON,
J.B.JILsuN, Sol. for Com. Circuit Judge.
pursuance ard by virtue of decree duly made en-
tered in the above entitled cause the eth day of April
A. D. $780, and by virtue of the statute in such
and provided l. Leonard Crocker Sheriff of Kenosha coun
y and State of Wisconsin, will sell at public auction
due the highest bidder at the Durkee House, in the
of Kenosh the said county of Kenosha The 9th day
August next O'Clock in the forenoon, premises
mentioned and described in said Decree much thereof
shall be necessary satisfy the demands of the complaint
follows, to wit the southwest quarter dissection
Der % in township number ~ north of rsnge
number twenty three 1873 east in the county of Keno
sha and State of Wisconsin; saving and excepting forty
of said land off from the entire north side said quar-
ter section. July 6-3-6t L. CROKER, Sheriff
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19

THIS invaluable Medicine for the
i above complaints, surpasSes any
other remedy now in use. Hundreds
of cases have come to the knowledge
OF the proprietor, where a speedy
cure has been effected by the use OF
the Cordial. after a resort TO the COM
mon remedies had proved unayail-
ing. 1t has been extensively used
throughout this State and elsewhere
Cor many years-has been approved,
and is used in practice by a great
number of the most respectable ply
sicians, as may be seen by their GER
tificates and recommendations &C
companying each bottle. IA
This medicine is discovered to be
a certain and effectual remedy for the
INTESTINE DISEASES
produced by the drinking of the wa:
ters of the rivers in the southern and
southwestern states, which renders
i of inestimable value to those who
lesloe o. -ravel in those sections OF
the country.
Certificates.-Ne, he under
signed, have for several years pass
sold B. Fosgate's Anodyne Cordial,
and during this period have witness
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19
ING TRADE!
WISCONSI

WISCONSIN
DRUG WAREHOUSE,
FOR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19

Trench and Latin Text Books, comprising Teiemaque,
Picciola Corrine, and Racine's Works; OIlendors
New French method Bolmar and Levizacs French Gram
mar; Meadows Boyer, and Nugent's French Dictionary,
&c. Andrews and Stoddads Latin Grammar and Reader
ArRoIds First and Second Latin Book; Salust, Cicero
Answorth's Dictionary, &C., for sale at
Kings Book Store.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19

HEAD QUARTERS, FOR HATS, CAPS.
AND CLOTHING.
gr,uF old firm Of FRANCIS. HANLEY, & Co. have re-
| moved their STOCK OF CLOTHING, TO the slocum
store LIST door north OF N. Sawyers ON Main street, where
~ arc now receiving and keeping constantly hand the
largest. best and cheapest assortment Oh
Tsats, Caps, and Clothing.
var offered in this market Ladies' Nuts, of all kinds
Also Eur Tippets ard Chidrens Muffs, cheaper thar
fissa-sSAN' IL - - - ~
Southport, September %, ls49
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19

PAIR of old fashioned GOLD SPEcrAcLEs were left
by the subscriber in her Pew the Episcopal Church.
evening last week during the Convention The finder
will be suitably rewarded ON returning the to
MARIA COURTENAY.
June 81, 1850. 81
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19
I. n. observation-disclosures Councillor

,Y,E Celebrated Medicinal Cod Oil the of
f,lJ Nortar no3g by b STARKWEATHER.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19
Doors, Sash and Blinds.

He undersigned wishes TO inform his friends and the
public, that he still continues manufacture Doors,
Sash and Blinds by hand in the most woknanlike
substantial that he is ready attend to
any calls that may be made upon him in the various de-
paments of his business Carpenter work OF all kinds
tended usual His Shop where ne may generally be
found is situated Park street, doors Newes
Lumber Yard. RICHARD RYERSON.
June %.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19
NEW GOODS !--FRESK4 ERORa The EHsNl
Il. 4. s. A. NJ. TEMESON,

nAIRY and Table saltfor 1879 cts per sack nice arti-
~ Gle, for sale by l. ~. " ~.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19

w ATEK LIME, just received and for sale at the Souil
w Warehouse by BALL & EI4kINS.
M niSkEY, (Hagars best,) for sale by
w BALI. & EIKINS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19

HATS! I5ATS!!
C,PRiNG STYLE of Beebes Hats, reed TINS Gay; at
= the sign hf the Big Hat. D +. CoAioAOSh'
Kenosha, April 26th, 1850.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-07-19

POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS.
canders. Series of Readers and Spoilers
. Russeils do do do
McGuffeys do do do
Thomsons do Arithmetics.
Perkins. Adams aud Smiths do.
Miichclls Olneys Morses, Smiths and Paeys Geogra-
HES, Wells. Smiths, and Pierces GranmaIs &c, &c.or
sale II kIxe's BooE<ToRE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24

Essentials Of Farming.

The following essentials for productive far
ming are such as every frmerougat to know
and follow
Good Implements Of hus5andry, plenty Of
taem, waica should always De KEEP IN perfect
orler,
Deep Ploughing aa5 thorough PaIverization
ofths soil 5y n. free use the harrow, drag
and roller.
An application cf lime, mari ard ashes,
where calcareoas matter or potash may net be
present Ia tae sol.
Asys-ematic husbandiRg Of every substance
on farm capable of5eing converted into ma
mare. as a systematic profession Of such sub
stances fr9a loss by evaporation oE the same
10 lands il culture.
The draining OF all wet lands. so as TO "a
lievs the roots Of the plants fsom the III effects
ola super a5uHlalacs Of ussar. q c5s,Ils5oa =
quaI.y as Psraic.3us rs drought t. their health
t-i growth and profit
The free use Of the rlow. cuItivaEorand hoe,
s.i-a all r5y cultured crops as 10 keep down
II all times tae growth Of g-ass and weeds
these pests which prove 50 destructive to
crops.
Seeding the proper time, with good SEED,
ard an equal attention as h -.lae wiki regard
IL tae working Of The crops.
Attention 10 sae construction and repair Of
fences, so taat what is made .h-ogzh the tolls
aud anxious cares of the Eusbaaj4aa, may
no.5s las- taso- lis neglect Il protect his crop
tr,m the dePseda,ians atstaes.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24

We fear cur farmers generally are not P-u-
taat - they sa1n.d be-, saving as.t applying
ralruras and yea no soji can respond more or
k5a5'v % them than much gf ours. a lecture
oa the advantage ai mlaarjH -. - farmers fl,ll
tie .v5~a-ouE ard IF hs ess.. might seem I.a.-
afcezSarv-au3 yer it IS well enough 10 cal
their attention - the fact thar soon the native
fertility &c agr soil vi.l begin ID diminish and
u- exhausted unless care De taken to keep It
20. Iu tais - in thousand kindred plcaes,
--sa ounce U preveali.e Is worth pound Of
cl--.'
I-ls 10 he hoped shat orr farmers having
seen thu evil effects IS the '-shluuiag svstem''-
1t BE east. will avoid I'd here. Let there -
4 ilt5c.eus svs e-1 u notation adopted bv
drawing o4t al taat cta be made, and put on
Tie corn graani. msadow land or orchard
% not allow the IRE 20 scatter your straw
% the four iats. Isis even matter Of qaes-
u8nal.e urapHety whether stubE5e should be
burned of o- u9t. If II can Be turned under
g.taolt too muca trouble, It were better net
to born it.
In many of cur masrHas are vast deposits CT
vegetable ane eslcareous substances which we
doubt o5L Viii s5cnero later be drawn ouL for
-55ua-e. The eastern system Of euTschlag
lands tv clover lays, is yet % Be tested here,
an- must, on nach Of our soil, prove vallz-
bic.
Plaster u another fertiiizing agent we long
to see introduced here. y ho has tried .5!-
In cur timber regious, ashes leacAed OF un-
laa-hed can be had IN quaatItss-than which
there Is nothing better as manure Tor most
kiads OF soils or crops US Far-
Court rladasss-shan grief. Be cheerful.
hut not vain.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
1DTGCg.
INFG ITION TO JUNE.

Hail month Of leaF Is! no painters pencil may
No poet rapturst By the tuuriuI Nine
No fowery dre=E. Of fancy can display
The matcaIess z.eauties which are onlE thine
This glorious ~blas Of Junel- the morning skies
Unchequersd BY: q single cloudy fleece
From wood and hlI. from stream and vale, arise
Incense and anthems 10 the Fount Of Peace.
There Is a picture gpon yonder slope,
50 freshly green ia the dcgg-drinAing sun
Two lanbk.ns--ryres of innocence and nope
Ger the br g-t carpet Of The morning run.
How like two children IN their careless F.ayl
How needless Of slle butcher like the caidl
I saw an old nan looking. bowed and gay;
He look q, seered zor-ogyfuI, and iaiarIg smiled
The bousevyifz, watching from the cottage door,
secs Ger the llfe, The insect cloud arise;
Dlfused awhile GO Hlmuing wings they soar,
And kindly clus,e. :, here their monarch flies.
From underneath t5ebridge the phGbe starts,
Disturbed by -oa.steps Of The passer-by:
Through the coo, .a.aow of the alder darts,
Or snaps, CT slel. wing, the drouizh f .
Ye who love r-uzie o the country come.
And note The aits he summer Ministries Play:
The fre-b,rl -v.. and tie olcsoo's drum,
The b5bIals Z. seui-guavered lay
Lo, yoa5er sur-b-c ned rustic at his toll.
Early appears ~ 5ng the sPriEging co-Rt
Hzs are the healtas.s Ia5ors of the soil.
Tie noIlest cal: 3 oE a freeman bora
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
= cAElTAL STORY

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ia v5ar fam fv-E.God forbid that I should
be 50 anv Igr-: And besides. Helen.
Won know vIa- Treatment I have received
from vogr nztEer and sisters 7 have
borne it long a,.t Of respect 10 volr faith
= and love- f,r vou. but can hear no
more I viii g5 forth into the world in
homes If buflIlrr up a fortune. and saw.
Helen. fl should be successfuIaud return.
viii YOU"
/ wIlI love, voli still she said interrup-
-:no linn -Oh. I viii always 1--we YOU
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
Thoughts On Praci.saI Eau,a.ioa.


IIE IEAcHE2 $ REwARD-W hoover
assumes t1ss i9"ly once. IS nat trAEl1He
.zt1 -, pan t,[<flt tEt.t Het< u It1tzstrs- -
Ale reward u the teacher = not ot tals
sort Nor may ne seek rec5mrelse In
f""ls of ~ 2fltILhe2 @at1zflyE. Tie cor
Srt1tsS'1eSs - 5el,l2 lSzfHl IS 40 small part
o. ms reward As he goes day bT day 70
tlat Aumb-e school room. and engages IL
an employment Wh.ca tLeNrJCamea seora.
LIZ heart his a4eessd w.tain him, Is
stlI small voice saying 5o aIn--you are
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
Terms &C the Tribune:

To Village Subscribers. s2 90
To oaice ana Hlan Subscribers, ... $50
For less time than one year, IN the sane
proportion.
II Payment 10 be made in .2avzacs.
Single copies. Eve cents.
II P-o5ace OF all Aia3s. received on subserip-
--on 2-cle market prices.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24

"
youth. beauty and elite Of the metropolis.
All paid willing homage to her fascinating
charms Nor beneath their fcrveat con
gratulations did there Turk aught Of NAL
I Ice or envy: for the sweet disposition and
gentle manuesr Of Helen Morton had won
the good viii of all who knew her. And
now as size replied 10 their warm Earted
wishes. she looked more beautiful than
I ever. She was attired IN q plain white
dress. Io0ned with roses. and fitted ex-
guisiteIv TO her iuely moulded form: her
shining clesnut cUrls were confined bv a
costly diamond head band that sparkIed
on her fgrhead riraling the transparent
beauty and cIearness of her complexion.
At times when she would miucle in the
giddy wAiri Of the dance, a smile would
play upon her lovely features bat when
over, melancholy expressrua would steal
into, her laug.liug eye, telling something
was yet wanting to complete her LapPi-
ness. She was thinking perhaps, how he.
who many years ago had won her maiden
love. might while she was surrounded by
wealth and luxury, be dragging cut the
prime Of his life in poverty and Distress
les, she remembered the companion Of
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24

Great lives. cslseerataa 81 noble In
fasro-. aad enduring Achievements, lie
an-u .cze1eL uule-e-agel - p sI-E-7-
i. ths Germ IF tie strong OAK Ea- ln the
Acorn as the term q tie y N-tternes-
NAV lie ID a few grains of seed, e-lnEilg
ID tie ta-eus af the Eagle