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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-01
FEVER AND AGuE

FEW Fix AM AZ u x.
For this scuurge of the western country these
Medicines viii be found q safe, speedy, and Ger
tain remedy. Other medicines leave the system
subject TO 4 return of the Jisease--a cure by these
medicines IS permaneut-TRY THEM, BE
SATISFIED, AND BE CURED.
Bilious FeYers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Loss OF ArFErTE, AND
pIsEAsEsoF FENALEs-these medicines have been
used with the most beneficial results iu cases Of
this description :-kNG's Evil and ScEoFULA, in
its worst forms, Yields TO the mild yet powerful
action Of these remarkable Medicines. NiGur
SwEkTs, Nervous DEBILITY, AERFoUs Cow
PLANTS of all kinds, PALrIrATION or TIE UEsET,
PAINTERS Conc, are speedily cured.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Persons whose cons Itu,Iulss have become mn
paired by the ujudicious use Of MERCURY, viii
find these Medicines "a perfect cure, as they never
fail to eradicate from the system ali the effects OF
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations Of SarsapaHia- a single trial VIII
place them beyond the reach Of competition, in
the estimation Of every patient.
BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEITS.
Several nave lately been discovered, and their
uefrious authors arrested both in the city Of cyg
York and abroad
Buy Of no one who is not an AUTHORISED
AGEST.
Prepared and sold by Or. W. B. MOFFAT,
1876 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE BY
{. Beech, Mineral Point.
Evans & Co DnHJavfITa and
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-01
% sToNaon c1MPLaLsrs-

q Sent by mail free Of postage. For c1uvs1,rg
o. s'Hclug 10 ala ps-fs f ihr Country The Digestive
rot 7 Tsin Is put up ia the fJrEa Of F8sa-r va q
rectiOns lu De "l-zUiseL ia wats- 5y te patgi lta
powders Contain lsl ha zalf-r the lr.s,,s
VIII be sent D. mad frsr-1f postage. Tor Dne iuz PSI
pa 20 Dr,5 >. H,uEatou- u. % PhiitGe phia-Pa
81 observe this-Every outta oI the genuine Pes
bears the written signature Of EOuEh'u, -
proprietor, PhiiqCe phs- ia. cory night AID Trade &
secured.
Ageuts-R p Pu!fori, Mineral Point T s. Al.T
Linden l. G. Wheeler, DOdgeyi BE-, James Moore, P-f
vile n.STf d..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-01

IILLo. = 4 I|II0NF INT ms IIIINI UI-ITeNsTI-
and obstinate malady, the VEGETABLE LIFE
MEDICINES deserve a distinct ana emphatic
recommendation II is well-knovn 10 hundreds
IA this city, that the former proprietor of these
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with this
Complaint for upwards Of TIuRTr-FryE YEARS and
that he ued in YAM every remedy prescribed
within the whole compass OF the ATlIsri4 Esdicz.
lie however at length tried the Medicine which
Is now offered to the public, and he was cured Ia
q very short time, after his recovery had been pro-
nounced NOT only improbable, but absolutely i'm
n.sel.-. nE nv LuL-an lu..us
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-01
FOX RHEUMAT SHr

ten or chronic sluess If the the very
head of all the remedies offered The pub &C. Gnc
none can equal IL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-01

Preps-si y J. c. AYER CAsmtst. , x y as
eo!d Il Mineral Puiet by tlI no OFF, Agent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-01

Sycamore De Kalb co. III, Oct Il, 1919.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-18
Supreme Court Decisions.

MONDAY March Is, 1852
james Beck 8. Co. vs. 7Homas Brady and r. E. Bruu7,.
Appeal from Second District Court of NewOrleans .
PREsros J-suit to annul the aale of stock of dry
goods account Of stimulation and fraud and subject
the goods to the payment Of judgment for $1,000 in
favor of plaintiff
The stimulation and fraud alleged were clearly made
out in the Court below
The defendant, Brady carried dry goods business
in this city and also the business selling goods by
| package at auction.
On the 31st of January 1851 he sold his entire stock
the defendant, Brown, by notarial act The price
named was 450oo-payable, $1,000 in cash. and the bal
| ance different terms of credit.
The day after the sale the defendant made statement
of his affairs to attorney at law showing liabilities to
the of 100000 and the of
than sS0000 and gave the attorney power tender
these assets to the creditors in discharge of his liabilities
The plaintiff, regarding the sale fraudulent at
tached the stock of goods in possession of Brown
We believe that Brown knew at the time of his pur-
of the stock of goods that Brady hopelessy
solvent The goods Immediately put up at auction
and sold great sacrifice. The cash payment of $1,000
borrowed from the auconeer and returned to him
Of the proceeds of the sale of the goods sacrificed
The whole affair fraudulent the part of Brown
of Brady The District Judge regarded the transac
ton stimulation to division of the spols
and We see no reason to pronounce that he erred.
linden ntafir
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-18
CRESCENT
REUBEN AND pHGBE-A PATHETIC POEM

RI MR. H. K RLrFKrSs
In Manchester maiden dwelt
Her name Phoebe Brown
Her checks red, her hair was black
And she considered by good judges, to be by all
odds the best looking girl in town.
Her age was nearly seventeen:
Her eyes were sparkling bright;
A very lovely girl was She
And for about year and a half there had been
young paying attention to her by the name Of
Reuben Wright.
Now Reuben was nice young man,
As any in the town;
And Phoebe loved him very dear
But on account Of being obliged to work for aiving
he never could make himself agreeable to old Mr..
and Mrs. Brown.
Her parents resolved
Another che should we'd
A rich old miser in the place
And old Brown frequently declared that rather tha,
have his daughter marry Reuben Wright he'd sooner
knock him on the head.
But Phobes heart was brave and strong,
| She feared parents frowns
And as for Reuben Wright so bold, ~
| I've heard him say more than fifty times that (w1tf
| the exception of Phnbe) he didn't care --- fo
the whole race Of Browns.
| 50 Phoebe Brown and Reuben Wright
Determined they should marry
Three weeks ago last Tuesday night
They started for old Parson Webster's determined &
be united in holy bonds of matrimony. though it wa
| tremendous dark and rained like Old Harry
But Captain Brown was wide awake
He loaded up his gun,
| And then pursued the loving pair
lie overlook cm when they'd got about half way t.
the Parsons and then Reuben and Phoebe startc,
| OF upon run.
Old Brown then took deadly aim
Towards young Reuben's head;
But, oh -! it bleeding shame.
lie made a mistake and shot his only daughter,
had the unspeakable anguish Of seeing her dro
right down stone dead.
Then anguish filed poor Reuben's heart.
And vengeance crazed his brain:
And then drew awful jack-knife out
And plunged it into old Brown about fifty or sat
times. so that it doubtful about his comir
+, to again.
The briny drops from Reubens eyes,
| In torrents poured down;
; lie yielded up the ghost and died
And this melancholy and heart-renling matter tern
mates the history of Reuben and Phoebe, and lkewi
Of old Captain Brown.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-18
lLRLlN NIGHT SCHOOL. SECOND MUM
TO RENT.

FRSO RlNr-An elegantly furnished Office, Nj?
aal! Il SAMUEL wdlFF, % Camp street.
THND LET OR LEASE-'The well known 6ssSTpis
Il Eote! agd BILOXI HOUSE, sjtuated at Blor EsSaI
SlTs hundred and twenty
nz ana completely furnished BtLIIAKp TABLES IEs Pm Al
LEYS, STABLES, STEAMBOAT WHARF AND BATH HOUSES
nte house For terms apply on the premises or by letter to
- IHN ". NIXON, ut SawOreara. fell 6w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-18
WANTED.

EET ANTED--A Journeyman Book Binder.
Spur BnIery, o. st. Charles up sta,rs
Ssr. IN II. r. SWASEY.
yATANTED-A situation by a young man as
w BpOE KEEFER or SALESMAN III Comm sslt House or
Nlo1s. Grocery; the best of M and N9refn references
15.iIas Ni-a Miller Harris Waldo, PUsgtte, " % mid
EgTANTED lAIMEDIATELI--A good Barge
w VI KEEL HUAI suitable For further Information
sp1 10 Vie s4l ,critrrs. STONE q M.ALWOETH,
tftilt If TchoaVloulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-18

CRYSTAL Fcunt Division No. 4, F. Of Mses a every
THCRSDAY o'clock Temperance Hall No. s5 - Chariea
otee for The ensuing qqarter D. r MIcUEri W r.. D.
NIcNApB A.. H. R. s. A WANG, A. r. kn%ARD
go4 f. S.. IolLlssos Fl. Day Den, c.. A. AsDERsoS
A. Z. ANpHEw HEEo, !. S.; Z. w. PEgET, @ $:
jams MN. H. ELLIS, H. D.
Gseon Temple Of Honor No. 5-NIses every TfiURsDAY
EVENING at "spast o'clock at Temple l9 ~ itb1IPiteaa
ending the st Of May next "fLLS
Miller, W. C. t. Thomas FE!EEp W. " L; G. H ALIMaNr W
R.; B. REsck, W w. DAVE W. r.; ~ W NoLyER
F. w. u; r. PoLLAEp w. d. u; g. j.
CLyty W. G.; B. L. BEAzgiMAS, w. S. ian23
Harmony Division No. -, g. Of I-sleets at 2e2 TchoaP
Officers elected the present term HHSEY LTMrL
". P. GEAR MoIEGE, W. A. JAMES GovAs, r. 81 sAMTti
H. PUTNAM r. S. WM. 5. MousT, F. ST. JONI CANNRLL Whi
MSAN CT FEiGUsoH, A. C.; CHAEs BARNES S.. WM
H. RoNpEAu, .. S.; JANIS BEsGs, r. W.P. jams
Pelican Division $. Of T.-Msets every WEDSEsDA1
O'clock the Hall No % ST. Charles street
Th following the list officer for tte present quTteT ending are
3 1852, BRowS W. P HUGu BRsFN, W A; f. Morn
Jts,ss H. lawn, A R. s.. JoHN DUsw ARD f. S.; CIV At
liESgY E. BAILEY. ~ g; Ior
CLINTON, S....NlSI1lNG COMM TTEt
JoHN ERo Magdaeu Hu6H BREES so Poyas street
W. C. WATkfSs Apollo and ThAl
BueGHALpER Nayade street, WM SMITH,
tvier and ST. BAILEY, Cypress
Magnolia streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-18
REMOVALS..

H. ENlOVAL.-R. II. MARR, Attorney at Law,
4 a. , removed ii ST. Charles street to No. n Cnmq
art0rs ms ly
nRuG STORE REM0VAL-The sub ~-x2
~ sor respectfully informs his and the public that SyR
b. las r.moy"t dis DRUG STORE tire Southwest Of SES
Cr Csomous streets, where he viii be happy 10 L.
may him with h"Irpatrcnng".
r. D. BEACH Alotheeary and Druggist,
0f CustnnhOse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-18

l. fonls capital ciI"ssu de yngt ieux mile pess
fa Hi5'S SaTan 4 m" soca 4" r "rlfp Hle
" coeinrp on sRarmen m de Ms i%fs % H m 5Ta som
l ionns, don't samuel Green ln Ios nen6rrs de Ia
es m ( o. Gn5e9 W de c"g% cn, I sc Il p1 rnr %
ii 'sa Pn fro annneie tnn" nng as
ac da mnr nnd De de- a"yS s o de %G"94s @ de- M
ompar vie Ia surveillance de s r,ionnss T gu
n ' ser t dn iryor u president tonnoe ,eyer
Cg t is sassamtlrront premier de nycr dc ammo
m @ ] ta @ su m. cnroit toa les o darant se
& oagn es de s. 4F raT is ." a@H a d.
m les dts y'ons q4 err1ogt i"}ma isgSS@ n Ia+ @ M
ttennt dams es tgs complies de toutya les
] % reaa % @ s S.% GSS' % 5 st'5S s 5@ 5"s
ne SGE g gs IS sar nomirp factions sonms
@ @ 1 1 's " f" ra a ,'S"s s 4S ssi 4 n % 1T it, m%
Qne assemble onnuees les a,i9nares a1ron ';m @
% % % @ INT s " de fse2" H. ] ] vr rs sSa.I"s Sa ES s!s ]
, pour !. 4% d y@, o
S' si"s pF @r"s .i !o nm y
&gS @ aS gs, a o," 1n gr n sSp v sf ]
Abide 10 & sSRe" do % i.s @ s%npss P 9g ID 5 @ >"" pF9s
@ con proctleroq Ia liquidation t 9laiSs de "a
a. a. &c roJ, nI i % nao I sessas no,o5 en- continuation
a,u!arous conventions sule ct Get 'fe s"leeh' ' ~ "
dsns g. + ,dD. ys Dc lie Ia nos sssnsgI S"%i NIL
i" 5 & en S ] S c" pPtstne ThGn William
s'i p@"sn'ss ' @ rs5 moi G2ssn 9e,ai5s
. E.S Keep par Jas. j. 5ari;
. Caiy Ifolmes par WIN. Holmes;
j. NJ RelfA Co. par J. NJ. Rrlfi
" Nornent, Cooper Il Co. par Wm. Cooper;
:. l.. NJ. BNllo
:. II. Carter:
=. Wash. Jackson, Jr n =, ,,,.
:. Wright. Williams L Go. par II. NJ "r5ht
e. DurAnt DuPonIe;
=. Il. y. Sykes;
=. Bernard Nnglone;
John Armstrong;
FL. y. jenkins par proeuratlon LOUIS fiyefi
A. W. lang;
lrnl c. IheGrl.
Wan. j. Clements;
Edwin /. Lewis, Not Pub.
e preue mi precele est une cope ue'o
l'orgnnl I6po6 dos archives de mon hureau
quo ie dome presents signature ct e u
VILE Nouveie Orleans l7re jour de eTrler
/. u. 1S52 , - ~,
l.. s. [Signf1 EDWIN L. LEWIS, Not Fup.
sssigu hypotaqu"s ce vile ct aro
que ln essu eta regise das mon bureau d"F
T. s ISi7El EMILE WIfTZ.
o. Nouvce- Drlians, II iryner 1852. fe2l t3i mn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-18

II
SLAVES.

T TAMES w. BOAZMAN, No. Is Perdido street
zB pay strict attention .he PURCHASE AND SALE OF
NEGROES. SLAVES OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES.
REFERENCES:
Wright Williams Co., Moou Titus Co.. Williams, Phillips Co,
Nelson Co. E.W. Digg Go. fe20 SnisW
z ANIES WHITE, No. 163 Gravier street, New
81 Orleans, will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES aso Board
Sell and NIL Slaves consgned to him. fell
ri OTICE-The undersigned has opened a REAL
BBoKERs OFFICE He will attend 10
urchaee hiring Negroes, collections Bonds Notes.
Accounts, ETC.
Fromptness the motto, j. S. YOUNG,
81 Third street, Pine Cheanut, ST. Louis.
Prentice louisville Journal; W u fisienan
oueve Courier; William llaghe Louisville Democrat; John
ghbrough, St. Louis Times lam A. Phelps, Cy Marshal S.
tnus Mo. dl! 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-18

English, French aud American Cali
Goes.
A complete assortment of English,
German and French Hosiery;
Superior white and colored SILK
Hose and Half Hose.
| GLOVES AND MTTTS,
Buck ,Chnmois. Kid, Cashmere, Silk,
! Filoseif and Filet, OF every de-
scripticn.
Z 4 large and elegant assortment 81
Valenciennes, English, French ard
:, German Lgces, and do. EElbrutLe-
ries;
superior S-l2 and l2-4 Linen Sheet
. inga;
lDarnask Table Linens and Napkins,
new and splendid styles;
/ Al Irish and German Linens and
lawns;
: Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plnin;
Embroidered and colored borderet
Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
and Muslin, Silk and Wooler
/ Damask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
/ Heavy Kerseys, Lowelli, Lnseys
n leans, DentHs, Stripes and Cot
ton;piesi
/ lSuper French Bed Blankets;
Heavy Grainer Plantation do, yer.
superior.
call the attention of factors and plan
use. It is veIy complete, and tn
great care and Judgment, the result G
line. $50 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-18

ID DARGAINS-BAKJA KJAINS-BAREAINS-
ID No. lO9 MAGAZINE STREET.
COTTON 800 HORSE POWERS $50, PLOWS 22 CROSS
BAR CABLE CHAINS AND IRON BOLTS al cents Per n FFft
TRACE AND BREAST CHAINS, BRlDIES HARNESS, PACK SAD
DIES INDIA RUBBER BAGS CALIFORNIA OUTFITS, such
TENTS HANTNOCKS, WATER PROOF SADDLE BAGS; HEMP
ROPE COTTON HOOKS mt IS dozen; NEGRO CLOTH
NG CLOTH oyERCoAS with Cape at a. SHOES from
BOOTS II TO 81 aud variety OF other Goods
which will be sold about half the usual price, and cheaper than
any other house in the city. mh5 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-18

pan W kllE UNIV Ali ' -
Super Broche Antique Silks;
Colorcd Armure Silks;
Striped Taicta silks:
High eolored plain Pnult de Sole;
Black Brocade FacOnn6e;
Extra rich and Enor0id'd FaeonnAe
Chanssable and Chene fheonnte;
Embroidered Damask and plaii
Prnlt de Sole
Extra rich Chsnseable and Chame
leon Pouit de Sole;
Small plaid high colored do, 70
misses;
NatcellineA and Florences, OF ever,
shade and color;
White and colored Satins;
A few piecea superior heavy blacl
and colored watered Poult de Sole
Colored silk Velvets;
Rfa}i Chene Satin striped and plni
Cashmere d'Eeosse;
French and English Merinos, Nous
seiines de Laine and Alpacas, soil
colnrs, of every variety of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Poplins
Superior black and colored plain m
| figured Canton Grapes;
A Hrge assortment Of white AZ
cpioreG embroidered and plAi
| Grape Shawis, some extra rich ;
Merino, Cashmere and heavy ric
s!lk SAawls;
Rirh nlaid Raw Silks;
~ P. W. W. would especial.
ters to lis stock Of goods for thei
ARTICLES have been selected with
long experience in that particular
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-18

ERENCH DRESS MAKING.-Mrs. G.

7 z RENJH DNTtoS NahIINU.--HIbt u.
W RUPER No. 5b Poydras street, invites e attention sS
Of the aties superior style aud taste IN which she hs ~
DRESSES and MASTlLfAS ia by her experienced rehch VIZ
Ladies' pene examine goursciye dl hIh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-18

GREEN, HARDING d Co. by Samuel s. Green !;
j. C. CONVERSE;
E. S. KEEP pp. Jas ]. Bard;
CADY Il HOLMES; by Vim. Holmes;
J. NJ KElF & Co.. : BY ]. NJ. Ref;
NORMENT. COOPER d Co; by W. Cooper.
l.. NJ. BALDO;
j. II, CARTER;
WASH. JACKSON, w.;
WRIGHT, WILLIAMS & Coz by II. NJ. Wright.
DURANT DA PONTE;
r. Is. SYKES;
BERNARD AIAGLONE;
JOHN ARMSTRONG;
Ed. b. JENKINS; by prccufaton Louis Ilycri
A. w LANG:
JEAN. G. THEARD;
WM. j. CLEMENTS.
EDWIN T. LEWIS Notary Puhlic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-18
Public Notice.

4 : +.
G GREEABLY to a resolution of the City Coun-
"a c adopted on the 9Th instant hereby given that
ffiRSAY the 25t inst will sell office
OF second and vpe Streets highest bidder the COL
LECTION OF THE REVENUES OF THE NEW MARKET ON sA-
APARU STREET. the first day April next the sday of
January 1853 ., -... IN,
furnish eight Of equal amount vi II
yo md sufficient security a Mayor payable
respectively on The days May June, july August September
October. November and December 1852. ... .
+. BDtil'Nh- mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-18

ENEKAL JUNININSIUN AUL-NOI- 81 u.
J0uRDAN Co. No. 33 Camp street, will give prompt attention
collecting ell accounts Subscription received ior Newspapers ano
PERT II all the States, Europe
the Northern
papers, papers the country parishes Louisiana
for select assortment of BOOKS BlANf
BGOkS, LETTER PAPER PERIODICALS and STATIONERY: y
we'll selected OF late and popular St
MI1StC consisting of the publications. D" da ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-10
rEr. Isivcs oar Inc dealt. OF Webster.


IT meeting 81 American cinzpo7, held
10th November, ut thc American Club, Rue
Mommarfre, Paris, Mr.. Riyes. l.. ). Minister,
d,r..,..l -, ,lao,,,.,i s,,e..cl j., VIII, la -.
NJ NJ,
s'' u NY ''''s '''' 'I''' ~. '''.. o. p''
tnada comparison L H"e'N h4tH ana AtClay'
lie sail9-
II Was my privilege. and n Great cue m
Idoubf,dlV esteem II. toha,e served m bo,b
Honsrs afCono,rs.. ,yilh these ex,,aor,l;,ar,,
mon. and dilTerln, from thrn. ,s / s,n, fines
d,d ON o,lestions Of n,}blic r,Iirv il oFofds
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-10

savTESsr o. ForR MURDrRERs.-ks al.,,,..
,raae was prescnl,d IN the Court of Over az,
Terminor. d, New prk. on Saturday. on ,ha
orcasian Of the sentence Of four Young NOR
convicted ofmutder TO sufrr Tho death nenaI
~. Three ofiho nnfoanpate men u,re Nil,
olas Hewlett, William Saul aud William .IoL,
soa, convicted ofthe murder ofCharlrs Ba,.
ter the watcha on board the ship TLom,.
Watson. in August last. These criminals the
oidps, Of hon is only tHenty-three and Tho
Youngest eighteen years ofagc,are said to bova
been rnetnt ers OF bard Of Perpetrators wbo
have ma e the docks and shipping the seer
other operations, The fourth, James DovI.
convicted OF The murder oiA!rs. Charlotte Con.
merry, is also quite young man. This. how
ever, is his first crime, and MS punishment viii
probably be committed 10 imprisonn cnt for
life
II lge Eduatds, IN passing sentence npo,
the prisoners, addressed them feeIjngly. Al.
Iu.liae TO their former lives, lis honor ealIe1
to their minds thcir present position. nd.
dressing the lesson 10 be learned from the
melancholy facts, 10 the companions Of The
prisoners Who were il Court The scr,encs
was. that the prisoners should be executed on
the 2SIh OF January next. Howlolt, Saul
and Johnson. received their sentence with an
ain of Indifference aud brayadq. DOYLE wa.
much affected.
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No 2,
FoR THE NIRelNIAN.


ar. Editor:--in England and Germany and
other parts Of Europe, the practice or prosecu-
ton of Mechanic art is regulated by law and to
become a qualified mastcr-workmpn one must
have served a regular apprenticeship Of seven
years, and have exhibited \ masterpiece Of
workmanship; and, in Germany they are fur
ther compelled to travel at least two years
through different towns and cities, and have
worked at their trade; OF which travel they
are required to keep joufnoi,or,as it's called,
Wander Book. Now while do not believe
that this last feature is at all applicable with
US at this time, however much might favor it
un99i other circumstances, | do contend. and
ans'i endeavor to show that " ith US in Virgin
;nr ,e a% Ffo'eeion to the mechanics is want
mechanics as for the mass a. orr neo,in a. "A,
ti' us present time of writing we know !, to be
= luz 'ncon'fovefuble, that aay man " no NAV
have ingenuity sufficient to edible ,h"o, ''[ ~
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