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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

James Martin
vs. In ChaEcery for FoTeclo-
Charles Cocks and
Mary Ann Cocks, sure OF Mortgage
his wife.
Notice IS hereby given. that by virtue If an or
Ter and decree in Chaucery Of 'hc Cure ~ court
o; Iowa county. n the state ID - -con>tnf sitting
N Chaucery. made and en- erai .e -ad court on the
22d day OF April \ q 1872. IA the cause bei0le
said court wherein James Martin s complainant
md Charles Cocks and Mary Ann COCKS are de
PENDANTS. and authority therein given, l VIII
sell a. public auction to he highest bidder Tor cash
hand on Saturday, the st day OF June next,
between the hours o. 9 % cloc1 y VI and
ciocl p. NJ. OF sad day. ar tne court house door
ID the town Of Mineral Point ii SAID county. all
the right. title aid interest OF the sai5 Charles
-ocl> and Mary A"n COCKS. MS wife, dee ldan.s.
At the date Of the mortgage referred To in said
order ami decree OF and in the toltosTlnS de>or o'!
e. Al estate with the app irtenances Elns ~ sad
town Of Mineral Point and county OF Iowa 10
xii: The equal undivided one hall part OF Lot No.
our i IN ;aat part OF the town OF Mineral Point
"a surveyed b. Gdrrct : Let. c-utaiatng iorty-two
hundreJIh. of an acre. be the same more or less.
IS per Receiver receipt No 81. in the county Of
Iowa and state Of q l>cons.n, being the same real
estate described III said Mortgage mentioned in
sad compiainants blii as aforesaid. he above
sale viii be made 10 satisfy the SUM Of one humid
I'd and thITY-three dollars ard thiIty-fhree cents
the sum dsc.eed bv SAID court 70 he due from the
said defen lants 10 the sid complainant .or pT.n
cjpal and interest on the said mortg gage. and also
LOT costs and charges and aecruins costs and ir.-
teIest
RICHARD S VIVIAN. sheriff
Sheriff Office, Mineral POM May /, 1851.
P.R.EY F4Toy Sol for CoH.8la5nf. 27-cw
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LIVER COMPLAINT. ERY>TPELAS AND
RHLJAfATI~N CURED

RsywicK Marion TO- XIV. afav =. $3.50.
Mr II q. ttRHErL--hrsr sara |o..r Imminent
is selling very we'll an aoirz "a ya-f tcz, Of good
among tae PEOPLE tt has cured 4 lad cs-e IF
hry>.F eIa~ AID another OF . bad Iauir gle Rrelef
\ lsoF VINO was confines % neg bed .or sc,eral
months with LHef compian, and Alrc-. 70 OF
Heart. was entirely Cured hy fhc q. 4 az ,nur
arabian LInmenr. >ae slid ;ae doctors r5.id
DO her no good. Il has been epf lct Il, :. fresh
cG-- ard culel L IN a short tiulc. i1,- zen
40 c:c1 with Raeuma-l-4a for a long tirae. and
just before Hrt spell Il Tauci ne - ranch thai
htt no peace al day aH t.s, ui4iti cauigue-cef
5-fniHg aId rubbing 1ei-s your Litarlcnt. and he
lore YEAS done rubbing .He pam cct~sr}
JOHN BJCK.AN.
SiF Complaint S.rrrasg Ei-'eager. Cords ed
Sore Ete4 forr4
VI Mitchell. p NJ ~ I'Isr Faltcu CO Iil SAYS
Nj II. u. FAHHELL: orr Arabian Lininsart
Is highly przad here Nr cured ore ~ m
Hezabor horses Of rla S-.ff Complain; b.. about
-ut!r or FIVE applications. 2Gi cured er,. .i nv
own ol tie Sweeney. Our sheriff Joseph II .e-.
cured his horse OF q bsI Cork ulih IL: tie. a!.o
tr'ei il on a col. TIA: bad Tie n.steut~r very
bait afid Cured il Immediately fc saws i j. de-
riisliy tie greatest har-e ilrGc.re e ever ned,
There have been Numbers cafed Of Sore Ives
VITA II. l tud Il a very valuable MEDIC IL 10th
tor man an! beast.
BEWARE OF Gel ETERFEfTS.
Tic genuine article IS manufactured ouI7 T.
+ q Farrell sole .n' sEtor and proprietor. ana
wholesale druggist. -<a. II. Slam stre.- Toorla.
Illinois, t3 4.n al aH.i.c2.tons fer azrs Gle, or
;-rc..lze mast BE- aid ~-el z. -ira Won get il
ysisa .tlc letters II G.. before Farrell = tLu--IT
g. i+Itltf-Li>--a-. my sizaeftIc ON the 'vrai-
per- ali o;ser. are cran.ei.e.r,
H. Tie public aye cautioned against b.-,.
c0"ater.cn cai.ri H. 2 Farrcl.', Arabian L.ai4el'
Ire eeH'1e for sale ~
WHITNEY, >ETEFfF Rf;,~-.f r.-.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
he Knox Insurance Company.
FIRE. MRIHE & LIFE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL STOCK
100000.
Jffee, on U11,cr Street, in Uses Brick Rolc,
FINCE<NE>,I IND.

This Company having duly organized end zen
ser cent paid in on the capital st0ck subscribed
md the balance secured by mortgage on Read Is
;ate and by persona. guarantee. are now prepared
10 effect Insurance against loss or damage by riEe
"a Buildings Merchandise, Machinery. M1nulJc-
ories. and al! descriptions of property: a!-n on
merchandise and produce IL tae course 81 inland
n~poria'l5u- lie E.sN OF the seas. &c &c: also,
lie hifls .aausJ3e-s sut o-her vessels and ar-
'n L.res Of mo. iI.lz going 10 California. The
res OF pTent.an. VIII De - loyy as those Of ANY
her RESI- on SIC Company.
Al losses literally adjusted AMI promptly paid
ne STOCK o. tins ompany Is held entirely in
e u esi. and controlled b. western men. ana in
, way connected wIJh New York.
DIRECTORS.
ION. r. y. CARNAN. Yincennes.
i VI T iiEBIIth,
No ". MADDOX.
ACOB PEA.
AMUEL WISE.
ETER p BAILEY Fort Wayne
HONIA> I BaNBR!DGE. LAFAYETTE,
EALTER W EARLY, Terre Hau,e.
fENRY d. ALLI~ Evansville.
MON BOTTORFF Jeliersonyille,
WILLIAM HUGHS, do.
M >TARR. DO.
AAIES KEIGWIN, do
Hon 2 y. CARNAN, President.
Simon BoTroHFF, ice PTe4t
:. VI. Ar, -ece-ary
D. HEBEHn. Treasurer.
short Lie ana California risks taken at this
igecy Al extra rates.
NJ VI. COTHREN .7geat,
Mineral Point
Eiucennes, December Doth. 1919 n33tf
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pgasLzC NOTICE.

1 IL persons are hereby notified not 10 tTespass
u Nine. Or Dig. upon the following auls. with
.ut the written consent OF permission OF the own
ar aer1rr
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CERUs WooDaAS,) rs Cbancery
as fsr foreclosure ef
y

NILS ARSEsoE Mortgage.
-VS Office Is hereby given. that BY virtue o. al
al order and decree IA eaEseFv OF the Circuit
coarG OF Iowa county in tie State OF Wisconsin
sitting IN cnaDcery, made and entered IN 81 q
court on the I4ih day Of April, 4 d. 1881, n
he cause before said court wherein Cyrus 5, ooG-
man Is complainant and Nels Arneson Is defend
an; and on authority therein gwen. wlll sell al
public auction 10 the highest bidder tor cash Ia
n md on Saturday. the 81 day of June next. be
tween the hours Of 9 clock, A NJ. and clock
P NJ OF said day, at the court house door in the
town OF Mineral Point in said county, all the
right, TILE and interest OF said Nes Arnesou, de-
;endant al the date Of the mortgage referred 70 IN
aid order and decree Of and in The following &c
scribed real estate with the appurtenances lying
in the town OF Dodgeviile and couaty OF Iowa. 10
Wit The undivided half OF lot nauber two a.
in block number four % in that part Of the
town of Dodgeville, in the county OF Iowa, State
of Wisconsin. known as Blacks Addition 10 the
said town Of Dotgeville being The same real rsta-e
Described in said mortgage mentioned in said
complainants bin aforesaid. The above sale
will be made To satisfy the Of scventy-nlne
dollars and thiTty-seveE cents The s9u decreed bv
said couIt TO b. dae from the said de eudant 10
the said con- plinant, for pFHci pal and interest on
the said mortgage. and also !or costs and charges
and accrUIng costs and interest.
RICH - 5. VIVIAN
Sheriff Iowa county. Wisconsin
Sheriff Of;ce Mineral Point May 9Th. 1851
c {. WAsHBrRNE. Sol. for Compt T2S-6w
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FENCE POSTS.
MADISON BOOK BINDERY.

III l. II L L h Z Z Z Il I G. z S
CHAS. WEED. having opened an extensive
~ BOOK BINDERY. takes this opportunity
informing the community at large, that be is pr,
pared 10 execute all orders which may be entrnsf
ed 10 Iis care, such furnishing state and county
officers with
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

~ CIL4NCLRl, ON PETITION FOR u
TORCE.
Mary Melis:e Jane IIeiman.)
vs..
Lewis Holman
Upon 1he hlIag OF the above and foregoing p-
t.tion Tor Divorce OF Mary II J lehman gains
Lewis Holman on the ground Of vviI.u! Je-ertio;-
t,zethcr with prayer oralmony. and upon proc
uI tde under oath b. 81. w. Coilren. thar the ~
Lewis H-lmAn Is NONRESIDENT. i Is hereby order
e. ,alJ notice OF tie cling @! jli. petition b. ~
en- TO the said Lewis Holman b. publication %
fhe Mineral Point Tribune. Newspaper pru
ted al Mineral Point. Iowa county. for Tour months
successfully. l. IS further ordered taat the sa,
Lewis Holman be ana he Is hereby ruled and D.
CURED 10 plead, ;ilsl,e or demuT 10 the SAID peu
ion on OF before the first day oi the next Term
tine Circuit Court OF Iowa county. 10 be held III
Mineral Point, commencing on the 3ri Nonda'
OF October nex,. auJ Ia deiaa.I thereof thar the
matters and allegations set forth in the said Fet
ton viii be taken a. cone~se! against him.
MORTIMER VI JACKSON,
Circuit Judge.
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Agents.

T. ROD0LF, NinrrstI Point VS.;
DE. JENKINS. Dad1e,iljr.
WINE ( RUSSELL, PIatteviIl.., W..
and Druggists generally.
RADwsT & Co.
p Y 1872 Fulton -; y y.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
Dated May l4;h, a, D. 1881

In witness that the foregoing IS Z true copy o.
he order made in tie above entitled cause. / sub
>cribe nv name tl.e dav and wear above written.
ATTEST. JAMES HUICHI-ON
n3t4m. CT TX. Circuit { L. Iowa Co. WIS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
ELIAS TaoNAs,


ELIAS TaoNAs,
OsGooD SHEPHERD. HEN- In Chano0g
DERsoy C. CURTz. and for foreclosure Of
GEoRs Z, SARAH and CHAs- Mortgage
SHEPHxRn infant heirs Of
OSGoop SHEPHERD.
sHeoTICE i hereby gwen that by virtue of an
i order ana decree in Chancery Of the Cir
cult Court OF Iowa county. IN tie State OF Wis
consin sitting IN caancery. made and entered III
SAID court on the > tn day Of April. A d. 1881
in the cause before said court wherein Elias
Thomas is complainant and Os1ood Shepherd
Henderson c CuItz. and George, Sarah aDG
Charles shepherd iuf,nt heirs OF Osgood Shep-
erd defendants and authority therein given.
l Will sell al public auction 10 the highest bdde,
for cash in hand. Oh Saturday. the 2lst day
June next. between thu hours OF 9 o clock, A. ~.
ard clock p. VI OF sad day. At the court hous'
door IN the town OF Mineral Point IN SAID county.
all the right. title and interest Of the said OSgoo'
Shepherd, Henderson {. tur-z and George. Sdral.
and Charles shepherd. infant heirs OF Osgoo,
Shepher1. defendants. al the date OF the mcrtgag
re.ered TO IN SAID order and decree. of and I'D thu
following described real estate with The appurte-
nances living in SAID county and state OF Visor
sin. 70 viz: The northeast quarter oil the nOrt!-
east quarter Of section number twenty-five 70
town six l6.) north range orc Cd east ~ tat
Attn principal meridian in said county. being III
same real cs.a q described in sad mortgage mea
TONED Ia said complainant bill as AFORESAID -
The above sale viii De ma. !e TO SATISFY Tie sum
one hundred and tWenty-siX dollars and thirty tou
cents the SUM decreed by said court 10 be due iroa
the said de end ms . rio sad complainant, in
principal and Interest OF the said mortgage. an
ai-o fnr costs 3Rd Gauges ana accrung costs al.
incest
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
n E " G 90 D S,

n E W G O O d s,
Ry far The best P0rEains ~, offered may Be found 1t
he Old amt ,reii klosc'l Stand IF
ECH & ILLEY,
IN HEN SsRgET. liasraI Point-We are
~ now receiving our s;ec Of FAIL and WIN
TEn GDoDs, which, when Completed Will comprise
TIE heaviest assortment yet offered IN TINS market
oar old stock having been nearly all disposed o..
the goods we are about 10 clier to our customers
will be iound TO be fresh from the eastern cities,
and OF quality inferior - none ever before BIO I
. this place. Our stocS 81
DRY GOODS
Cannot be beat II viii be found TO consist Of
every article needed by ans Of our numerous Gus
TONERS. and, 10 qUsl.y aud prices. We invite
purchasers 70 cali and s4J-siy themselves.
Among our
ROCERIES
Nav be found the very hes, qualities of Coffee.
Sugar T.5 Stl5ra'us. F9ia Dried Fytat, Sail, To
I 5s--a S9es Pepper Giasey Ftsi Pork. DC sc, IN
Guiding ali tLaJ Is desirable or needluL We have
also leasy stocks Of
/ CrocIerH. J5srauare,
/ lar. NuiLs. Steel Ga>s. Cutlery. dc.
+ -Toge1her with i urge supply oil
+ B0o+s emil Shoes HSS Caps. anil Bon
/ nets. Rcady-H4fa CL9.tiag, II00dea
IfE4e.
! And ID be short. we VII BE die 10 SUPPLY our
I customers with any tnia- ~ our line that thes
+ may desire and respectfully ask one and all 70
ave as fLe privilege 81 >ha..ag them our goods.
/ .uj informing IS 20 our pI.cr- UaIch We viii a
+ II times oe pleased 70 10 without ice or reward
BEECH < TILLEI.
Mineral Point. Sept -gaa 1850.
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LgGE4 al sec 1sSg o9GG gGs.
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/. FEW first rate CALIFORNIA RIFLE,
on hand at the sign of the Gun. warrante
TO BE- the best quality.
Bv f. 5. SPRAGUE.
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Sheriff Iowa Co, " l.
Sheriff. Office. Mineral Point May 8. 1851.
c {. WAsHBUaSE, Sol TOT Compt [zs.6r
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Strengthening tie weakened body giving tone 70 Tie
.~s-o4s crgaI- and ilFigoraung TIE sn.ils s3s'.,H
+. 5PEr5it Or ISDIo5EsTI0N. RHECAlATlsAl,
rE ana 'HGoNiC, GOVT EPiLEPsY II ~
I4TTgN 0F THE HEART. APOPLEAl. SEJ-
EAi6IA. PAINS ii the SIDE and CHEST LIVER
tGssL AIT. srts+L CONFLAINT AMI JURF
aTURE 81 the SPINE. HIP COMPLAINT. Dis
ftSfS 81 tie KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF NERE-
a-s ana PHYSICAL ~ tIltiY and all NERVOUS
sAAsr-S, shicc complaints arse from ols simple
ss,s aameig,
/ arrangement Of the Nervous System.
3 NERVOUS CONPIkINTS. Dsaga 80.
81 ieefsHs- sse disssse for tl4ey 0e-Aeu al,
s5ef Iss a the already Frustrated system e
ae ,ssenst heuiug iite-gi,in ing vit-li1is.e ia.lu
s9aivanisn, f. applied hy tins beautiful as.d
sl4s se"Tert. me exhausted rstssht .'-5 weak
Sufferer r--torea = l"Emer health. stEeagih
s....g ana tiser
az.t aecaEla-.ty an eneeIerce 1t
Or. Caristie's CaIvsnio Curauves,
S liz 4,t tbst they srres, ami cu-s IS es-s
ss4s1 81 ..a9.tsu ~ place OF the usual uittl al
z ~ p, sicsiug tie TatI-ut tia exhausted
Nose s..zt aas eissaly under she infection
tae aaeit sgs.en, els..sfsse .Ef ereaa
se 9 Ff1atate Pr self -tsel-s zt.- i-e-Fl =
.asg a5GeT guy rttc-H. 4f-hers SsDce
4e-aH e lie Jai.eI >t~sea. only tl.iee
fs.-fs-..- nnl, .aaa
.O0o rsons
s a '...s. q n ss seai.'. t. J.. enc .s5
etf t1 >ersous complaints have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED.
e se.3ei aai seea gis en- M ami s,e-5
-,sa tz.s1 r. ssla
s.e ts qse 81 tie GAT.yASTc RFTT.
9l person afflicted salts thst Aaue
s4..sa Es SPseSiA 81 any other hla-ic 81
8r-eE 30 er4laars cases. stimutaiits 3te
:te.r .cte1 o. lie nerves "a al'is
us fra1.a..i ait Ut l-aoge~era relief ut y aicL
sitat la@=s state aHi s-il-i Irlaie1
ae ss-''.h ues eSet.-s as ceassl
s1sa rs SIC 1itf.FANIC BtLI IsAe 2 0ys
sEf-.er ever II The Wa-st : mFtems ~
i e
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18TICULAR CAlJTloN.

Re i6xZt fer sale BY
1tt1 R1DGLC
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

- LOTGH>-The most approved patterns OF
= u7rI and lor sale bv
March -. 1851 BEECH s TILLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
GENERAL DEBILITY,

! .ssl III IL most Perfect snd certain zacce'
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which he did She then told him she thought bet
ter IT, and that her religion had rot the better of

which he did. She then told him she thought bet
ter Of and that her religion had got the better of
her wicked resolution. She was arraigned this
morning, and pleaded not guilty. She stated that
She purchased the arsenic some three months ago,
while her husband was at sea, for tho purpose of
destroying rats; that her husbands return, he
became very desperate, as his business failed, and
he showed evidences of being out Of his mind. On
the night he took the poison, he complained of being
sick; she immediately sent for doctor, but all aid
proved Of no effect. She remarked that If a false
statement Of facts had not been published IN one OF
the papers as to the manner OF her husbands DEATH
which cast suspicion on her, she never would have
been arrested. She was committed for further ex-
animation when il is supposed all tn, true circuln
stances of the will be made TO appear.
The Hon. Henry Clay i expected to arrive mere
to- day from Havana, and an effort is being made
| to give him public reception. Too much honor
| cannot be paid to so noble champion of Liberty,
and so gallant defender of our national rights.
All our Senators and Representatives in Congress
| are now in our city, well Col. jeff Davis, OF
Mississippi.
The secretary of Mile Parodi arrived here yes
terday, for the purpose Of making preparations for
the exquisite songstress to give series of concerts,
| the first Of which will take place the 10Th inst.
| The Ravels are nightly drawing crowded houses at
the st. Charles, which almost equal Jenny Lind's
| best nights. Many Of the planters who have not
| been oyerfowed have commenced planting cotton,
| and corn is finely coming up. The overflow must
cause another short crop even if dis lster should
| happen TO the present growth.
Inc =. LOUIS bali room, Whlcn IL attached 10
the st. Louis Hotel, and viii III has for 50 many
years been the delight of the creoles of our city,
has been demolished of its beauty and decorations
for the purpose of turning it into sleeping apart
ments. This is a death blow to the creoles, and
! many was the sad lament and regret which escaped
from the lips Of beaux and bellies, hearing of the
| destruction Of the fayorite resort. The place OF
| some Of their dearest "reminiscences is more.
could not help laughing the other day, as watched
| a young man who stood musing amid the wreck OF
ruins seemingly bringing to mind the many delight
full walzes he had enjoyed there the sweet speeches
he had made to beauty, and the over burthened
| signs he had given vent to, as he suddenly ex-
claimed, Mon dieat, mon dtc,tr, qud nlalaepr
Sdcf les dma-icains - And he left the hall with
he air of one who had lost his best friend.
| A murder was committed last night by an Irish
| couple, MIR. and Mrs Clark, On the body of one
| Donaghan. They we're arraigned this morning
and pleaded not guilty. Mrs CLARK. said the whole
thing "grew out of little bit of womanish affair.
! ORPUErs
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New ORLEANS, April 3, 1851.
Tho JEta0e RAGS rcpoSsc an the Rire-Smguiar
Case of Po,soaing-Iiouy Cioy--Paroii-R,rds
--.Nudcy. 81.
our delightful spring weather has fairly set in.
The country never looked more charming The
lovely groves Of orange trees have put forth their
flowers, and perfume the air with most delicious
odor. our beautiful gardens are laden with the
most superb roses the evergreens brighter
hue, and the large fields are covered with soft
velvet green. April and May are two of our most
charming months, and our city continues to be very
gay. The week had set in with heavy rains, but
he weather has now become settled. This is the
third day Of the races over the Metaire Co1rse the
race being two mile heats. Kenners b. b. stock
ton, and ratterson's 9. g Little Blue, are the two
contending nags The chances are so even that but
few bets have yet been made. presume, however,
that on the track there will be , considerable png
W; but the does not come off until halfpast
r. NJ, will not be able 10 give the result by to-
days mail.
The great trial Of Ellie Deron. for arson, was
brought 20 close yesterday morning ~ twenty
minutes after two O'Clock, when the jury returned
verdict Of not guilty
The river continues at a stand with the prospect
~ fan. There arc now three creyasses in the
parish Of Poiutc Coupce, aud they are all doing
az Raccourci, IN tho new leyee, the large
vase a last year. The town Of Bayou sara Is
completely under water, and there are from three
to SIX feet ct water in the streets The inundation
was caused by some fifty sixty feet Of the back
leyee sliding of, and ia less than twenty minutes,
such was the force Of the current the town was
covered with water. The river and the coast ut
this time present a most singular appearance. In
some places the river is feet above the plan
tations the lcvees being generally abou, ten feet
high. The view presented from steamboat gives
the houses the appearance Of being half Inundated.
The river is now within one inch Of the highes.
point ever known, and in places II il four or
i've miles wide, which gives IL the resemblance Of
large lake At Memphis. on the 9th ult, il IL said
the river had fallen eight inches
The examination Of singular case Of poisoning
came M before our courts to-day, in which Ma
Ill ne Victorine Rousscll IL charged with having
nidcd in causing the death Of her husband, who
took arsenic. One story gees. that her husband,
who was a tailor. had become involved, an that he
told his VIE be intended to take poison 10 rid
himself 81 h.s difhcutiIs. Another tale y, that
Bousscl discovered that h wife had proved false to
him, and that Le told her she must take poison
with him; that Two cups were prepared, wher che
"a him y eyirk frst, in oTdcr TO rsassure her,
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thirst for the marvellous. This slakes il. They |
all Of the Greeleyite school in religion. St |
Paul, st. Luke, and all the apostles have been con-
yerted to the Davis and Bush school, since they
shufled of this mortal coll" All the spirits that
talk of that school; and what is perhaps no less
remarkable, all the mediums through which they
talk are Of the same school.-a sort Of mesmeric
religion. If the great, the noble, the lovely dead,
the recollection OF whom mellows, sotens eievates,
and refnes souls, il they manifest themselves
to US, II is through their appropriate medium =
thought and emoticn. l cannot give you a sketch
of his able argument. He stated that himself and
brother had examined the operations of ferty-eight
mediums at Bridgeport, Providence, Hartford, and
elsewhere in New England, and that in all cases
the trick by which the deception practised,
and by which others were deluded, was detected.
These exposures have set the mesmeric Christians
in quite Storm and if Mrs. Rochester Fox would
come here now, she would coin money for while;
| and, as she is widow and has to rely upon her
| own labor for support, give her hint tina. she
would do well to comply with the wishes of her
friends, admirers and believers here, of the 'true
| mesmeric religion" Your benevolence will lead
| You to join in giving the notice. Mr. Bur's bro
| Their has written small work recountng the his
tory OF their Investigations and the results; and
| am told that Mr. Philosopher Greeley's system
of humbug is pretty well exposed. lie, Qlleman)
| in a manner utterly beyond the reach OF the OBJ
servers KEN will produce rappings precisely like
the Rochester knockings-at least, SO say Bryant
of the Epeniag Post and Ilubbell, of the Syracuse
Daily Star. who have repeatedly heard the / OK
girls. dropped in, the third night the burrs were
here, as also the hrst ana was hlShy auluseu ~ u
discussion which arose among the audience, tabout
| two hundred) after the close of the lecture which
was upon ghost seeing, witchcrait, &c. One man
insisted the exposure by the Messrs. Burr was not
satisfactory--others that il was. debate ensued.
At last, old grey haired gentleman, Capt. Teall,
moved vote of the house, when ii was almost
unanimously amid loud cheering. decided that the
exposure of the spiritual knockings was complete,
only three four rising in the negative. They,
| (the Bun~) went of to Auburn the next day-a
place Of renown, far spiritual rspping is con
| cemed--but have not heard from them there. You
| may depend upon it tina. this phase Of Greeevism
| has taken ''hoist' downwards, here. may drop
you word OF two at my next stopping place.
| TRAVELLER