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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-15
GtrruGcr 2Scr,pciS.

Sort mas Gin rcttftoffenrr SemCfrot
ubcr Sen Gc0tt fo9t:
@jue i'm Stoate Neu E)orf brau50c3r,
bcne Wjerte uno sting 3eitun9, Qenannt Ger
"9tcu Wclt 0utohman," mdht in elmer
fpdtm Summer rie frlQcncen Srmerfun
acu beSuejjb Der fhmueiacn QuQrifTr Won
Seitcu ciuCr Ueroorbensn Waubciprc1e &c
gen @encroI Stott:
"Giniae characterization fiuo ser Mtin,
una oaB man, nm dl5 gutter polulFer Su
aeltcn, Elm fhoomIofer &elcumor friu
mUiIe, uno oa6 uur OUicui9e Don Rueen
fei, pcIder oiclcm Sang am bcifcu Su fCI9en
msiB. &or sinilrn Soqsn fabu mir i'm
"pennfYtpauiau" cine An9abe wcrnncn IS
0eSei9t wiro, wie Sen. Stott Dor Elm Grtc98
9eritt 9cteQt wurcs, neil er fib "beIcioj9
cnosr Sprobe 9e9cn feline Stercn beoientc,
NEIL ct 9rloer untcrItIu9 melte Den ormen
ScIcdten oeb6rteu, uno ME er franfe Wdn
ner Sum 3peFampfe aufOroerts uno wis er
Damn UsrIubte Der Gu9cl ietncS Gie9nerS
ousSuweiden nadosm er ftine @offe cnt'
laeen Bate"
SOlhe Qn9oben Iint cine g banoe
fur tie Qmerifanfte preiIe, uno iolIten Dem
S6tciber raS QriUiueqium elmer
IQferbe Owen me Uerfhoffen.-Q Q8ir BE-
qleiteten @cneral StCtt Don Der 8eibicB'
uno Don 8cra @ruS bis Sur @innabme Der
Stoct MerifC, uno mir NJ Ten , a 8 Elm
braperer ODER autberbt9erer M ann
IniemalS Elm 9 bwcrot truq Ooer
sinsm Seiuoe ooS Geben f6entte.
&ein MannIsbte ie, befen g
,ttrIanoS teb e iene oeS oItsn ScCtt
. .ubertrO ffenbot.
Ser 3cituna5fhreiter wItr @enUaI
Scott Der Sei9beit uno ces unterftIcif5
| teItuIoi9t, follts einen g brittw
9eben uno Baf6in9tOn Is st'
mem 8errdtber ODER Srontlin I 5
'einen SO bdusler bar fteuen. SOI.
de Qn9riffe wie isne oe6 QennfVluons
/ an mlifcn Ger SemOfratic nur gum Sha.
Den 9ereiben. SetO Weni0er fOI6e Sor
murfe iene 3ritun9 ge9en 9eueraI Stctt
entb6tt, mcnn fe mrfIib fur ptsrte it.
eCfo bslIer. Sn Der @efdtbte wslhs nab
funfBi9 Sabren Qefhricben wiro, pirb Der
glomc pou @infisIo Seott cine StetIung
einnebmen, mic fie fsin Qnberer in bGn
QnnoIen peS GanoeS bsbauptsn miro"
SbioeS, Gsfer, 1T, rpie l6cn temerft, aus
tiner pierce 8eitun9, ieoOb aus elmer fol-
brn bic @barafter beiiet uno bic i6 fbd
men whroe. Sen. Sectt etnen Set9Ilna
Ooer sinen BsrI9er Su nennen. OaS ScIf
Der Ser. Staotsn miro, menn nibt mieesr
cine Bweite pIoquemine Qffaire baSwifden
f6mmt, biefen ediferjun9en Ssisen, oa6 lie
nidt un9efraft ibren sIenoen 9eifcr auf
einen i'm Sisnfe bes eanbsS er9rautsn
Grie9er uno Staatsmann, au6buiprien psr'
m6sen.
Die iun9e Gaep, wtIds (id eur6 gBai
fertrinten aus einsm fsu6ten @lale cine
8erfdItune Su6e9, II auf Der WeiTerun9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-15

ritTens feisn, tem erbbten 5eIben unS Srie.
heusffifter unfersr 3eit @snernl D DinfcIo
Seott. ben nDanF Der Nation" Su
brinsen, Der ibm, nie lie ftIbf bsjsu9ten,
opbiIbrf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-15
SbpmdS Spi;.

Der Republltaner Ieu9nct eS, eaB Sbo
mas ROB pOr iciner @rmGbluna Iib ols Gin
bcfbleenoer Sariffmann erfIdrt babe. Sas
er etes tbut befremoet uns gar nibt, oeun
mir mii1en oas er cie @0brbet ME einae.
ffebt. Gum 9Iuf fino aber nod eine 1b6ne
3abl DemOfraten in oislcm @auntp, tie oies
nod febr wObI ,pifcn, uno bel eenen &o6
pe!i6nIib aurief uno fib aI5 eincn beftue
eneen Sarifmann aus9ab. Bas oitfe nun
BON benz &epubifaner eenfen mullen, maq
ieosr ielbft ausrednen.
O-.0ie oemrtratilbe Qurtei ,pur nic u Gjunifcn
einss behtetnoCn Sarifs, uno mtun 6crr RcB Fb rot
isiusr gEab ais Gin bcibteenoer SarTmOun ausgr9trn
bdt, IT ss Ebr gpsfGIbaft CD bic Dsmrtratcu ibn un:
fertdet b6tttn" Rcpubttancr.
Diss in ia auf einmaI bic rRaee aus bem
Cad" 9eIo1tn. 9eftebt er nun mid t feIbIi
Elm, mas mir 70 oft bsbaupteten, ea6 unIere
@s0snpurtei 9e9sn sinen beidueenben Surtf
if? 9at CT bier nun nitt feIbGt enaeffan
osn, baB iis ibre Qubdneer in 1914 in 89uo
auf ben beftheenoen Sariff uOn 1912 aanS
fbdnolit binter9ingen uno bumbuaten q
Wer Fam bier ben Betrus nitt eutoefsn
Srsunoe cines bsfbiesnoen SarifFs! bier
febst Sbr nun mieber bsutIib, pa6 menn Sbr
fur Cure si9enen Sntere6eu scben mont,
Sbr nit Der eemofratiGbsn @biapartri
tiimmen mhbt. u@in @Ort an ben 8eilen
III 9enu9."
&& 6err GepubIFaner, 1T IS mobr, ooer
1T es nibt wabr, oa6 bic &Orpprefen in
@n9Iano Srant pieree gum QreGoeut ermdblt
Su baben nunfhen uno Qufldee Bu feiuen
Munffen nuhfi,irpn - 0UcIen m m fskep
mas er Su biefem Su fasen bat. 81 miro
mobI lfiue fbwei9sn. Sit es aber mdnnli6
cine fOI6e eaufbabu gu befOIsen?
%@ Die 81. .. Sribune fust:-"gHet.
te nismaIs aus ben Qus9an9 elmer 98obt,
dlIein nenn bu, unerahtet meinen Ginwen
bnn9sn ba9e9en, bod pstten piaif, 70 fei
fOreFdltis uno Wette nibt auf pieres! Sc
III ftlimm 9enu9 unrs6t Su tbun, Obne nod
fein @elo ju perIieren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-15
s6retfensrrsnsnNer gfnftritt.

Gne Bciicn 3ftung berchtet, eas am
! Scnntda DOR aht SaQen, alS bic 8Cmeinbe
IN Der erten GCnare9o 9otiOnaI Stride in inSr
Staet bet tbrem @Ottesoienl ebe i'm Hb-
! lngen oes Swsitsn Qie6s teariTen war Elm
mhtbenoer 6unN OOn un9,Nsutrr 8r6se
ftnfu etnen Der GeitcnQdnae binauf lief
uno einsn Nnqriff auf ben Rir6snfubl oe8
0rn. Scnatbon Barring matbte Qts eS
tbm nldt 9NIang in rtnftIben biusin 3u
ortuasn, fprona er nit CinCtn IpnsmDtiTbsn
Sprun9 BE ,fton'd binauf uno flie5 nil
tbcno 9c9en Die 8bhrsn oerfclben, Bis r
erid6pft uno Ichdumeno oJsn ouf Der Srep
pc binfieI. Die 3ub6rW rpurcm ouQcn'
tIidItb in arC6s Strmirrun9 OerIrst uno
en oLI9emsne5 uno pieasiht unQIhfithss
6lishsn nab een Sbirtn fcbien auf cem
Qnntts 1u itcben ~ erfc!Qsn. Sis purpm
iroct entqsrmnsen miepcr berutiat turtb
osu @rfttQsr rprttbsr Iie srm chute rubia in
ibrsn pldBrn III tteiben, Gt5 ba3 bette WIit
tai kur Githutsif.
9n btdGn ertfd ticmtCn Uu1rntIiff
trot Elm iunQsr Wnnn, Rnmcn8 Gphroim
ptercc, Upn irincm Cite brrrcr, poftr
ea8 Wutbcnce 3hir biutfu am Nadcn,
INV pVIpPH eS hltpEtle SerH0f man.
ts, lbn 81 bGBfn, qcidna cs thm, eniclbs
aus Ger Hlrds 81 idrrprn. Die 3hiren
TmeSn eGnn iuQrSraen unb Der ,6uno
fcb rah eCm anorenIcnren RsgrdbnifplaB,
fo0 tr Mariner Cr'rHlIcn mutce. Na6esn
eIe auos ml'rrnSraf'fstt MAR rouenette
eos Gbrr td8 0ico uuc Der pretgu tigIf
feline Mgteigt- NclFet)
QaFtn, G,g.. 9.
SratIrincr gGorFeM Ma nm, f.sirr
Erctfoo Der is obrios Scbn tce ,oSrrr
SCbn Titc, prn glifrfrr SorcUn Souu.
lctip, in cicfsm GouufD, nit Srudl Ore
fben bSftdftiQt mar, murce feline linfl ,0ono
UOn Ger MaItne Qsfanarn ou3Cnblidlicb
9dnBIiib nbafrBsn uub meni9ffcnS adt ooer
sebn SuB msgasfhIeuoGrt; AUDI wurcf i'm
nemicten Nuosnti3 Der lnts Urm hter
rRm @uboQen 70 fsbr belhdoi0t bns or
Urm abqenpmmsn pCron mubte, uno orr
jung, Monn cErtb oitfcn uauri0Cn 3ufaI
,etIetens Sum RrupptI wuroG
oi,Ts s;nsr bsioSr,sm Srom opnms,s Eri,
Gohsth gw a r mn,ns am 2Oilrr nss fsh
tsn gDnnots J(norif in rinsr, gRgIi,tsnrn-
fsIns in g7,rnsr yTDonnt 0},thI g,r0Ihin
in ni,fgm Gorntn sntrrft Gjf NOR lfbon
rsj, sin,m 5;ohr, ;hr,r 8Gf,sfr5f,r b,,onbt
oe,,s5sn nm mar in rielrm anlfonns nor
S s,,,,o fh,f gcndssr m,,hsr no, ih,sr or;,
n,otb os,nonSrte mn IN, s6rTer h|h[r
C,knn or6etsntbriI in S,,Imsflrno i,b,roon.
os, oSe ;Er as;1bnor, nrfunben ,rnrbs -
g., H. Go,on,rs cfr,,, ,,,S,,ns ~, G"fn,,,,,
:, ~ t...e
rem RUO Fam aus 0rosasQunq unS Wlan
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-15
81. ScntS

ai Eisfern. SHer cintn pod ron Suttrjbcntn fam:
snrlt fell cine &er9dtun9 erbattn. Do ttinc @dbr
Stfvtsen crSfnc prbtu, fc piro errparttt, ra6 Nas
Sro im &crou6 tGiobtt mjre. lnfrC SrCunet mrren
hSfItb sfltbt fcIbe Sutfritertn su Omnldn uuo ras
g gtIo in @mpfan9 gu nGbmlu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-15
Ser D8atript" Bis 3ur SS0Dl.

Su Der ItTbt ccn "Yatrjo" in hiefm ftrpie in rsr
anSrSnjncrn Gountrs bis 3ur YrcfccutcnwaM ;u otr:
brtjtIn, um bic ptSteu lInpubrbtittn uno 9runrlru
'aSrfbutri9un9cn Ss9Sn Sen SeCtt nit Rroft w nj:
ScrIc9tn MAIDEN mir bicrmt CAS- 2(nu6ctln, cinglns
eGummern bis pCrtbin fir rSn 9Uin9In 9,rtS ron
fSH, SentS
ai Esfrn. gHsr ciutn pot ron Sutfri6cntcn fam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-15

2tu5 Srrqou NIT etm 2or'tWn Gi9bt
sinncIaufenrn Nohuttfn lufol9t BAT %
felt1 cin @,fett 5miictca om Snoianeru
unc ben @eIfsn Statf qtfuncen, in ma6sm
10 WeiBs ouf ccm YIaBt 9sblisbm isin fol-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-15

Ser 8epubIifaner Icu9net INNER nod
oaB CRAWFORD Elm piercemann let. -
@unoer nur mas feline GOtOfoPobrIser, bic
tuiITen eaB er Die @abrbst perbsimIitbt, Don
.ibm bentsn mIfsn? Benn fienc6 Babr
beitseefabI baben, f0nnsn iie ni4t bsIfen lib
nit ibm bu fbdmen.
Cine Sflave unweit Norfotf, 8r9inien
grub Dor einissn 3asen Gin Sas nit 1000
&baIer Silber aus osm @runee. Die Msun'
se patiFt Fd foweit jurad aIS 1927.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-04
THE SUBSCRI

THE SUBSCRl
bers have purchased
from the patentee the
right of Virginia, lex
cept the counties oil
Brooke, Ohio, Mar
shall, Tyler, Wood,
Jackson, Mason Ca
bel , and w ayne) for
the manufacture O,
WIRE RAlLINGS
GRATlNGS. VIM
DOW FRAMES,
BALCONYS, We
RANDAl1S AND
ENCLOSURES for
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-04
CHANGE OF HOURS.

81 lzsE
VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD,
To Charlottesville, Stanton and Lynchburg.
nm and after Saturday, 4th Oct, 1851, the Passen-
" ger Trains this road will run as follows:
Start from Richmond at o'clock, P. M. arrive at
Charlottesville at II o'clock, P. M. Start from Char
ottesvile at Il o'clock P. M. arrive at Richmond at
o'clock, p NJ.
Passengers going up will breakfast at the Junction.
and those coming down will breakfast at Charlotes
Vile
Fare between Richmond and Charlottesville, 100
miles So SO
Lynchburg. 4 so
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
with passes that can be retained at the tick
ct Office and must be expressly stated ON the pass that
they permitted to go on the cars.
fe % e. II. GILL. Sup't TRANSFORMATION
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-04
N7Ew vovuuE OF pUTNANI,s Sc.


IN MIMONTHLY LIBRARY. G. P. PUTNAM
will publish ON Saturday, the 14h inst, the third vol
un1e Of putnam's Semi-monthy Library, comprising
the first of the original and copyright SERIES entitled
..WaiIs and Tales of an American Farmer in Eng
land by Fred Omsted-wlth Illustrations, IL mo-
Price % cents. 49,
trst that all who try to read the book will be will
ling to come into good natured, broad country
kitchen fire side relation with me, and permit
sneak nv mind freely, and in such language as can
readily command all sorts of subjects that in
nv way, forming their views from the facts
that give them and taking my opinions for only just
what they shall seem to be worth.
Notwithstanding the rteness of the field, may pre-
sumo to think that there will be great many who
will yet enjoy to follow me over 1t, and this athouSh
my gait and carriage should not be elegant but so
only farmers leg with the help OF snort CROOK
ed hafgrown, academic sapEng, Tor WalkihS -stlch
might be expected to carry man along WIFI head
and n heart of his own. =,
The wages and the cost and manner of living OF the
1,bong men and the customs with regard to labor, of
those countries and districts from which foreign writers
on economical subjects in the habit of deriving
their data had been made subject OF more than ordl-
nary and other than merely philanthropcal interest to
me- from an experience of the difficulty of applying
their calculations to the different circumstances mder
which the work must be executed in the United States
-E1t1act from, the Preface.
Just received and for sale by
fe 1S A. NORRIS.
lust received in store fresh supply of ladies'
- Dressing Cabinets, Bureaus, sideboards, W Yard
robes, marble and mahogany top Washstands mahoga-
ny spring seat Sofas and Chairs, office, cane and wind
sor do.
Those in want would do well to CALL as they will be
sold low to close.
fe IA ALEX. MOTT & co.
"OODWARE.-The subscribers, agents for
w manufacturers, keep constantly on hand
Painted Buckets, and hoops
Flour do Bail boxes
Painted Tubs, sugar do
Brooms Washboards, Bread Trays
Wooden Bowls Sleeves, Knife Trays
Lemon Spueezers Bread Rollers
Water Dippers, &c.
feel WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ID 4 n M NJ
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-04

They are prepared to manufacture WIRE RAILING
ofevery description, Verandahs, Baconys Tree Boxes
Enclosures ior Cemees and OF every variety of pat
terms, and put up in The best workman ik. manner,
and as cheap as they can be procured at the NORTH
All persons are lorewarned not TO infringe on our
right for this State, as the law will be enforced on all
that do it. J. F. BARNS & BROTHER,
Corner Cary and 9th cts.
no At Richmond, Va
ARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING AT
IL NO. lO2 MAIN STREET-Prtce s brought
dorm Owing to the large amount ofCothing on hand
and the rapid approach of Spring the subscribers
induced to offer them at prices much lower than their
value. The goods go, and the cash must come
Those in want reminded not to buy without calling
at No. 102 Main street
fe l9 KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-01
CHAPTER II.

But even then the morning cock crew loud
And at the sound shrunk il haste away,
And vanished from my sight,
If stand here. saw it-Hamet
The sun. slowly rising above the hills
beyond Cold Spring. looked merrily down
upon the Point. and its wide grassy plain,
on the morning after the occurrence of the
incident Just related Scarcely. however.
bad his glance fallen upon Fort Clinton
and his cheering welcome been returned
by the bright muskets and FURNISHED can
non. which played the part of guardian
angels to that place ere Marion Harvey
appeared at the gate. desiring to speak to
the Colonel, but was requested tn wait for
q moment, as that officer was temporarily
engaged. To pass the time. he mounted
the wall of the fort. and gazed upon the
river 1t lay motionless and CLASSY. and.
as far as the eye could reach. unruff1ed by
a single object No trace of the late un-
pleasant night remained and the Young
man for an instant felt as if all that had
passed was but dream, that it could
not be that. but few hours before he was
bufetIng its waves in the darkness Of a
stormy midnight-or that Dor Wilson
whom he saw in the fort below. perform
ing some minor detail Of camp-duty, had
been but a few feet from him. plotting
with the enemies of his country the des-
truction of that which was now his home
From these reveries he was aroused by
the voice Of a corporal, by the name Of
Picket. with whom he had become ac-
( quainted during his visits to the fort
say, you up there. Harvey Colon
/ el Blenham is ready to see you; and
mind he continued. as Marion descended
and stood beside him. if you want to
ask favor Of him. don't say word about
I the war or the army; be can't stand hear
/ in you country folks talkin' about such
things, and he'll take you up pretty short
and now come with me- So saying, he
/ led the way to head quarters. aud pres
enting his companions to the Colonel, re
tired
You wish to speak to me, believe p
said the commander. in short, cold man
ner that he usually adopted towards civ
ilians
Yes, sir, have some important intel
ligencc to communicate
Intelligence which you no doubt think
important; perhaps I may not value it so
highly Well. sir he continued, as Mar.
ion hesited, what is it p
You will excuse me, Colonel, but what
I wish to tell you had L think. better be
told in private-the sentries may over
hear US
Just as you please, sir; step inside
I hope YOU will, however, remember that
i | have very little time 70 spare in listen
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-01

the boat, how wide is the river just at
this point2'
1 can't say exactly, sir; call it half
a mile. In round numbers
/ And do you say that chain half a
mile long can be made sufficiently strong
to resist our vessels under sail p
/ Sir, the links are made of bars of iron,
foot in thickness
Whey And you propose to cut thro'
one OF these links in four nights p
! have already done so in one place,
when | cut it again it will fall
You promise. then interrupted Capt.
Manners, the officer commanding the par
ty' that all shall be ready on Thursday
night p
Yes, sir, all shall be ready; that is,
the chain shall be cut and the guns of the
river and battery spiked
We had better move of, then the air
feels as if it would clear up, and this
would be a bad place for moonlight TO
hnd US IN. But stay-do you, Mr. Jones
point out the direction, and we will run
along the line of this chain. and take a
few soundings. Ha what is that p
The exclamation was caused BY move
ment on the part of Marion Harvey who
having listened to the above conversation
in safety, was now placed in considerable
jeopordy by this last movement of the
boat, which, following the course of the
chain, must have passed directly over
him. He had, therefore, attempted to
escape by quietly leaving his post and
swimming away but his first movement
toward the accomplishment of that end
was heard and noticed as we have seen.
Discovery seemed inevitable But des-
perate diseases require desperate RENE
dies; So stopping as low as possible upon
the chain, he sprang suddenly nearly
three feet into the air and fell, diving be
low the surface, beneath which he contin-
ued TO swim for considerable distance
The party in the boat upon the first ex-
clamatIOn Of Capt Manners, turned anx-
lously in the direction of the sound. but
seeing nothing. had proceeded to recon
noltre, when they perceived something
spring from the water and descend again
to its depths
a sturgeon cried several together
don't know slowly remarked Dor
Wilson, for the pretended Mr.. Jones was
in truth no other surgeons don't often
rise so near the chain
Perhaps said Lieutenant Eaglestone.
he has injured himself unawares against
it and, excited by pain, sprang from the
water
Very likely, sir; suppose that must
have been it
The boat continued her reconnoitering
for few minutes longer, and then turned
to go down the stream. \ few Yards below
the point, Dor requested the Captain to
direct the bow towards shore, as be fan
cied he saw or heard something on their
right A few strokes brought them to
the designed spot. but the search was
fruitless, and Capt. Manners, turning
rather angrily to his conductor, said
Well, sir, you see that there is no one
here
Dor gave long, piercing glance along
the water and then slowly replied
Yes, sir, l see there is not; and yet.
Captain Manners, l am not satisfied about
that sturgeonr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-01

/ II John, lid YOU ever bet on horse race?
No but ve seen my sister b., on marcer
/ II Why is a mo-herless lamb rne poorest
creature in Tie yyorldg Because 1t isu worth a
dam.
/ II FontenelIe said that women have fibre
more in the heart, and cell less in the brain
than men.
/ II When Soc5ates was asked Why he had
built for himss 50 small house small as it is
he replied 4 wish could FIJI it with friends
/ " An exchange paper quotes from PauI's
writings Owe no man any thing. ana then adds
I've tea- some of eur subscribers never read
Pauls Epistle
/ II have no more pleasure in hearing man
/ al empting vii aud failing, than in seeing man
| trying 10 leap over ditch, and tumbing into it
/ II ~Kossuth Pudding" IS the name of dish
/ placardet al one of the eating houses in New
York. It i supposed to be very good sort OF
pudding for Hungry (Hungary) people.
u Thurlow Weed says Louis Napoleon has
a youthful appearance. quick eye, and an alert
step His bearing is graceful He evidently be
lieves that his star is leading him TO supreme
power" TAatre possesses courage and vaulting
ambition, IS quite certain.
II Judge Mclean, Of the Z. States Supreme
Court, pays $4,000 a year taxes or his property
in Cincinnati. 2Ir Longworth, the wealthy vine
dresser in that cry. pays SI7,5Oo a year.
II The Presidential election next fall, win be
governed by IL appointment Of electors under
the census Of lsao and not that otlS5o.
Good rnorniD-, Squire, I hear you have got a
new preacher up the hollow"
Well, We have, anl reglar buster at that"
I You need good preacher. Brother Y was
( too easy"
Brother Y hit the devil a good many fair licl,s
7 but this fellow knocks the old uns horns clean
/ Of"
! II Hans where do you Iive7' I lives against
De back street what de hills cross as you come up
and down NIT de brewery in your right hand
/ II AsKrxa QUEsrroSs II a HuRRT.-~Tom
a word with you7
/ Be quick, then; I'm in a hurry"
What did you give your sick horse the o,her
day78
a pint Of turpentne"
John hIrrIes home and administers the same
dose to a favorite charger, who, strange to say
drops of defunct in half an hour.
His opinion of his friend Toms veterinary abil
ity is somewhat staggered. He meets him III,
next day.
well, Tom
Well " hat is IL"
i gave my horse a pint Of turpenune, and /
killed him as dead as JuIius2'
80 II did mine!7
II The dre is going out, Miss Filkins'
i know il, Nr. Green; and # you would ac
wisely, you follow its example"
It's unnecessary for Us TO add, that Green neve
axed 10 s., Ip with that girl again.
~ Modes,y is to the female character wha
saltpetre is 70 beef-while It preserves its Purit
il impar,s a blush
II About $50 lawyers are candidates, in Enc
laud, Tor the coming parliament
u Stormy sundays fall like wet blanaets O
modern p.ety, ard tall sky does more 10 draw
people to church than fine sermon.
II Why is husband in these days like
western steamboats, Because he is at all time
likely 10 be blown up.
II Difference Is the most complcate, the mos
indirect. snd he most elegant Of al eomP.imen.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-01
BY BLISS & CHANEY.
2909Qgpa
E&GL NTIDNs.
By NARCIssA LEWIS.

Be still, thou once exulting strain.
may not heed thy winning call.
Nor yield me to the mystic chain
Which felters with delusive tbrall.
For am free thy lurings all
May not euslase the strengthened souI
Thy boasted letters clankless fall
And silent breaks the dread control.
Why did my servile spirit bow,
So long beneath this iron swav.
And vilely cr.nge in bondage low,
And meanly ask but to obey?
4e despot powers away, away
our souEenslavIng rule Is o er:
For | will blindly kneel 10 pay
My homage at your shrine no more
Q, am freel each gladstone rill
Does swell the charms of my song;
With sympathlsIng rapture trill
The voices Of the sylvan throng,
And echo answers, Il am strong"
o, join my spirits jubilee,
The chain IS IOosed that bound SO long,
The spell IS broken-I am free!
II IS a blessed thing to be
A glorious thing to conquer all,
To bound with rapture as we see
Aiar beyond our prison wall;
Or leave, Perchance. our lonely hall
To soar IN airy regions bright,
To roam the slZys unbounded hall
And bask in all illuming light
For though we 1arkling grope awhile
In brooding shades lis not for aye,
For see, anon. the sunny smile
OF promise CLEANS aIhwart our SKY,
And every flood OF splendor lie
Within our o er enraptured view
A golden SEA oi melowed dye.
Where rested, late the sullen blue
o. this is beautiful--'tis heaveni
Nor earthly power hath changed the scene
Nor 10 our thoTny desert given
This glowing garb of living green.
Nor iaIreI prospect eer was seen
When Eden bloomed in splendor gay,
Young Earth y. as robed in brilliant sheen,
And beauty knew not to decay
Is this the same sin-blighted home
Which 4Fowned so gIoomily before
The track,ess moor where lonely roam
Unresis-ing ;eet. with wandering sore!
Ave. us a prison shaded o er
10 spirits ~ ~aptiviry,
But lis a verv Eden shore
To souls who sing OF Liberty!
April I, ls+g.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-01
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All b. .ress at the Land cfice which msy be eutrus
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GAIrF RNI. drafts bought.
DraG~ for sale New York Gelena aid Madison, and
Ulher places
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