Baraboo Republic (Newspaper) - June 28, 1856, Baraboo, Wisconsin D K ce in Old Court House Sank County i Single 50 Ten Twenty Thirty Copies Village 00 Pat able always in advance A D V E K TI S IN G Advertisements will bo inserted in THE REPUBLIC at the usual rates of the other papers published Wisconsin BANKER Insurance BARABOO SAUK CO WIS Exchange on KCW York St Louis and Milwaukee for Rale in to suit Gold nnd silver bought nnd sold part of the United States on reasonable terms Interest allowed on special ance can be effected in the moat of- fices Kenl estate bought and sold on sion E S Conant Esq at the Vurk N Y Mones Culver Esq Conn Mesars Mather Taft Chicago 111 Gco H Esq Homan Baldwin Bunker La 111 J H Cashier Marine Bank Mil I.E Hitt Esq Lu Salle 111 Baldwin Whitewater Wig David Baldwin Chester Conn James H Wells Esq Editor Buralmo N W WHEELER ATTORNEY AKD COUNSELOR AT LAW Baraboo Sauk county Office at the office of the County urer in the old Court House B L PURDY Undertaker Secretary of the Baraboo Cemetery Makos to order Coffins of every quality nnd Attends to funerals when Aid Agent for the Wonus 41 S M ABBOTT AT LAW Solicitor in Chancery General and collecting agent Portage nO WM H y at Law Solicitor in Chancery Bamboo Feb 5th 1855 D K nt Law and Land Agent Baraboo Wis C C REMINGTON Attorney and Counselor at law WIS with the Sheriff in the Cour Ho isc ATTORNEY AT LAW and General Sank Co AV Land CYRUS LELAND 0 LELAND AND Attorneys and at law AND City Sank Co Will buy and sell lands nnd village property on commission and transact all other business in the line of their profession Farms wild lands and village property for sale on commission R J HARVEY A AT ami Solicitor in Chancery Will attend and cuit courts of Sank nnd adjoining Also Entering lands and Warrants kions ami Bounty Lands Newport Sunk Co Wisconsin W Chicago 111 n4 A F ASHLEY M D Burgeon nnd Clothing Store B A WILDER M D HOB nnd Hotel in Wis n TO VOL BARABOO SAUK CO SATURDAY JUNE 28 1856 13 R W DICKINSON NOTARY PUBLIC Ironton Saul County Wis GEORGE II SON COLUMBIA CO WIS PURDY AGENT Will take risks against loss or damage by FIRE in the following reliable first class panics Madison Mutual Madison Franklin Fire Marine Fond du Lac City Insurance Company Cleveland O TO CHAELES BY HIRAM T MASON COUNTY WIS SOUTH slm FHK tin The Proprietor having lately refitted and ed this House would say to travelling public that he is now prepared to receive them and will endeavor to make their stay pleasant nnd comfortable Good Stabling and an attentive hostler always in attendance Bamboo Juno 23 55 nlS DELL CREEK HOUSE Tim House is large well and dious Jt has recently been thoroughly ro- AVo say to the traveling public try our hospitalities 118 CAMERON T N HORTON GENERAL LAND AGENTS OFFICE ON THIRD STREET LA WIS 0 0 ATS IN Will attend to the purchase sale and location of Lancia in Wisconsin and Minnesota nnd col- business in all its lira riches Hon Cramer Clinton Co Bunkers La Crosso Judge E Andi J L Hewitt Co Ohio Hon James Buffalo N Y W H Valley Bank Hon Milwaukee Hon T B Mayor La Crusso Theodore RodoK Receiver U 6 Land La Wis Ifon C C Point Wis Hon M S Hudson Wis 7 GLAZIER it present at tlic where may lie by those voile in my line Maun followed ilic ness of Glazing ever I fourteen yours of in the business nli April 1850 A A NOYES PHYSICIAN Baraboo Wis 12 nl LOWELL Will at all and upon notice nil business in hit lino in a workmanlike nrr a id for a reasonable will also attend to the removal of bodies from tho old new burying ground If I have seamed prompt lo censure Than praise the right if seldom to thine ear Jly has with th Borne all our winds along If I have failed to join the fickle throng In wide wonder that I ton standest strong In victory surprised in thee to find scathing power witli Canning's grace combined That he for whom the nine-fold Musts From their twined arms a giant athlete sprang Barbing the of his tongue Witli spent shahs Latona's archer flung Tu suite tie Fithon of his land and time Fell as the monster born of slime Like the blind bard who ia Castalian springs Tempered the steel that clove the kings And on the shrine of England's freedom laid The gifts of and of Delphi's Small need has thou of praise from me Thou my heart dear friend and well guess even though I have not the jefes Rejoiced to see thy actual life With the largo future I had shaped for When years ago the summer sea White in Hie moon we saw the long waves full and broken the rocky walls That to the menace of the brawling fluod Opposed alone its massive Calm as a fate with not a leaf or i ina birch spray trembling in the still moonshine Crowning it like God's peace I sometimes think That night scene by the sea For Mature speaks in symbols and in signs And through her pictures human fate That rock wherefrom we saw the billows Milk In murmuring rout uprising clear and tall In the white light of heaven the typo of one Who momently by Error's host assailed Stands strong as Truth in greaves of granite mailed And tianqiiil-frontcd g over all The tumult hears the angels say Well tUine AND Or the of Life All 1112 from real happiness ive stray By i ice vice always leads However fair at first to wilds of We have often thought in examining calmly and carefully into the various phases of human existence in analysing the bills of morality and comparing the changes and the chances that occur in the fortunes of the rich and the poor proud and humble that despite the broad contrasts that appear on the surface ot the fact that the many seem miserable and few happy com- speaking the enjoyments ol this world are more nicely balanced more wisely and equitably divided than the superficial are apt lo imagine We now speak in n general sense and not with reference to individual The sition loo as il seems to us is rational Why should the few be favored at the ex- pense the many J Why should a hand ful of human beings be selected out as the of the high favors of for- tune of health and of happiness to the neglect of the millions 1 Why should the rich by inheritance or by some sudden turn of prosperity be eminently contented in mind and exempt from the ordinary cares to which flesh is heir and the From the N Y Evening Pos SOUTH CAROLINA TO HER SOWS Fa r a g on Saloon The K G CASE Proprietor Over Anderson's st witli Billiard Tables ic jug of many words all To my children up nnd do By shamed Your aic weak and few in unturned Too long the Palmetto Stato ifs feeling wrung Too long unanswered in Sumner switched his Tl c land brings forth onu Calhoun its crop of brains But you have instead And gutta If I made your skulls too thick I've you ready hands And in a understands The ignorant as lord The field hand dull and low AH comprehend with one accord The a blow Then grasp your gutta-percha clubs Approach with quiet tread Don't argue the caitiff him on the head CHANGE IN THE OK WORDS bounds If we look around us we will lind that there are others far less bly circumstanced than and who yet are cheerful contented fnl There are certain law which govern human society either of which il violated constantly and habitually will be attended with bitter consequences This all should remember when examining own oases and complaining of their own fortunes he who is treacherous or false cannot look for con- and respect on the part of his and associates And thus again ha who is idle and dissolute will be sura sooner or later to pay the adequate ties And so too he careless and neglectful may look for carelessness and neglect with regard to kil family hit friends his business and his Each should act according to his position his means nnd his responsibilities and with reference net only lo self and lime bat to society and n and happier condition in the life to come Act well part There all the honor lies Singular Anecdote of Ethan Allen Rivington the tory printer during the Revolution was bitter in his attacks on the rebels and Mr Washington as he called the great General he thought proper to remain in New York after the departure of the V lit Q JO 1 1 1 equally upwright intelligent and aml great surprise i when it was declared without anv virtuous be subjected lo every species of anxiety and anguish 1 It is not go Such a law would conflict with the beneficent principles of the Author of our being and the Ruler of the World It would chill the heart of philanthropy and deaden II would discourage and retard Ilia on- incentives lo virtue he lover of his kind ward march of humanity we re- peat it is not so The enjoyments of life are nicely distributed and wisely balanced However desirable wealth mny be however power and place may be coveted it by no means follows that er is inevitably associated happiness assuredly not when the means of attainment have been tortuous unfair un- manly or dishonest Wo nro among those who believe that while virtue has its own reward vice is sure to ha pained of followed by nn adequate hoM that however dizzy the elevation oi over the wealth there cannot be ease of mind calm of spirit and repose of conscience if fraud and treachery and orimo have formed the rounds of the through which the elevation has been attained Nay in the very supposed hour of enjoyment of triumph some unseen some unknown calamity will be sure to track the footsteps of the ambitious and avaricious Sickness will come with its debilitating and paralysing ence the loved ones of the soul will be borne away in the arms of death n den expose will darken and reputation and thus life although golden and glittering will be low empty and vain On the other hand the moderate in circumstances but the pure in heart the individual who is of a cheerful and contented spirit who is in the full enjoyment of health and of all his faculties who is regular in his habits D S ALEXANDER consin at the house oi M Clark nl COWLES M D PHYSICIAN ASP at his residence Corner of anil Sixth streets Baraboo Wis Mit nl he nil him a DIVISION S oi T i Saturday fit llu ir in Hank sMp of tlie pub 0 H Me UN W P H S DR MACKLIN SURGEON DENTIST Dentistry COOK K Block Madison would respectfully announce to tlic of ity they visit tli is pi ore periodically for t ho of attending nil who need Cleaning Filling Extracting Teeth GEORGE MERTENS Land and BARABOO in the Court House for JAS F F LANDERS offers for sale the SAW MILL and situated one mile below village together with 47 aeres of Land In connection with the mill is a good Lath Mill and Shingle Machine lie will also sell with Mill from half a million to a million feet of Pine Logs if one million is nol enough he will fell two for he is interesting act in regard Ic our i and correct in his social discipline who guage is great change in the has no gnawing adder of remorse eating ing of many words The word i awny nl his conscience whose sleep is nnt which now means vile wretch in Jeep nnd tranquil and whose walking lime simply j moments are free from and when Tabol rails Juan of Arc surely such a person and there are a miscreant lie intends to intimate sands nnd of thousands of such in all she has fallen from the low walks of humble life is comparatively when it was openly declared without any contradiction on his part he had the war been a spy for eral Washington and much information lo him which he could not havo obtained excepting by violent abuse of ha Americans and their cause He was generally supposed to be a man entirely of principle though of courtly manners and address He had after the war almost all the monopoly of selling the best British publications Col Ethan Allen a powerful man a brave patriot a hard swearer and a hard er was so enraged at lhat he swore lie would kill him and Rivington was a little alarmed at the threat Allen always carried a long sabre anJ after ihn peace down he went to office at the corner cf Pearl and Wall streets where John Hone used to keep his Is your master at Allen to the clerk I'll go and seu was ths answer So the ran up to pri vale parlor exclaiming in great sir he's really and truly come and is waiting for you dewn Show him said the while he opened a leaf of a lable and placed some wine nnd a glass upon it Up want Allen his long sabre dragging up step Rivington met him at the door with one of his politest bows and most expressive smiles to see you my dear Pray take a seat and allow me to pour you a glass of wine Allen tossed off ths wine looking gers at Sir I Not a word my dear sir on business until we have finished our bottle Try another glass WITTY If you want to see a black squall just at a negro colic baby attacked with the If honest men are lhn salt of the earih pretty girls may be said to bo the sugar What kind of bands do tho young ladies like best to be sure Why are Shanghai roosters like early spring flowers Because they are crow A young Indies is like a garden The tenderest i i Buffalo fires at the ridiculous dandy of day are fully as at tho hooped petticoats of the Here il is The fact thai so long as men in society go about wearing like the rainbow in color and like strip of bark in stiffness boots on their foil ana hats on their heads purposely ded 10 prevent locomotion and the temper shin embrace the jaws and annoy the cars in their trowsers good for nothing but lo catch one's big ton and trip one up moil padding to swell out chest and buckles to decrease one's ab- domen suspenders to keep loons up and straps lo draw them down waistcoats with silks outside and leather within gaiters with buttons hold anything and with use ess sleeves like buss or a speaking trumpet se long wo say as men civilized enlightened and not Moslems or go about thus M- ai every mother's son of us we have no right lo say one syllable about the ladies hoops It is true they we un- seemly enough and when little out of shape give tournure which they enclose a singularly outre appearance but still until move out of the mansion which we occupy and the lord puts up a in the window let not ourselves by firing rooke at the glass tenements of our grow there but the foundation is rotten j Let the hoops alone it must be bad enough Though lost to sight to memory to say nothing of as the maiden said lo her lover I for when his face was buried in beard and whiskers A DUTCHMAN'S iiy An artist painted a cow and a cabbage cm eu te me where Mf L A nfl I i so natural that they had to bo separated the cow having commenced eating the bage Three things as good as their belters dirty water to extinguish fire a homely wife to a blind man and a wooden sword to a coward A foot in high station is like a man on the lop of a mountain everybody pears small to him and he appears small to everybody else Sam hew do you like that knife I sold you last week so very sharp yet shave me with it So so It is not you managed to Why should the American party feel sure of success 1 Because they have the preacher Yaw You valk de tip to de creek and durn do Up Den you go on till you gum to a roat vot winds de voedt round a put you take Vel den you go on till you meet a pen shingled mil straw don do raat round de field and go on till you gum to a pig red house Don you dura dat housa de barn and MO a real goes up in de Den you go straight on ant de first house you meet ish a hay slack and do next ish a barriek Veil ho don't lif dero Den you will git a little furder nnd you see a house on top do hill about a mile and you go in dere and ax de olt voman and she via tell you so auto lady passengers who wan oh the captain was complaining of Another passenger one of our was tortie advice as ii how to steer his craft and without ing the conversation just ai the lady claimed how cold he asked with some earnestness in relation to the sol's course hadn't you better little a1 sailors will appreciate The ed with some degree and tho Squire who is one of the most of men wan quite thunderstruck to find that he had made BO unseasonable an are that the word influence as used by the earlier had a mure or less allusion to the influence which j blessings he while bodies were supposed to fay a desire to attain an speaking a happy and an envied being lie appreciates his position is grateful for cise upon E- D LOWELL vn OK one door south of the Ohio Store where he M ill attend to all business entrusted to as the collection of debts talcing tho no- li of Deeds Mortgages Ac D in village of in town 2 cast in the comity AMERICAN HOUSE BY CO K7 A liberal credit will be civen J F FLANDERS Feb 35 nl LODGE No 34 OF AND Staled meetings first Wednesdays on or before the full moon in each month nt their Lodge Room over C A Sumner's Store All brothers of the order visiting our place are invited to attend K JONES defeated was applied in the days of chi lo a recreant knight who was either in person or in up by the heels his escutcheon blotted his spear broken and himself or his effigy subjected to all kinds ot indignities ns used by Hooker and others of the Elizabethan period denoting ren and oilier lineal descendants Kind ly as used in litany also simply denotes the natural fruits or those which the according to its kind should naturally bring forth A historian ing of a celebrated divine who had re- cently died exclaimed Oh ness of by which he did not mean that his preaching was painful lo his hearers but lhat he bestowed much labor and pains upon the preparation of his sermons The term meat was for- merly to nil food but it is now restricted lo flesh only Not a few words were once applicable to both sexes which is now restricted to the female As an illustration the word girl be which means j pendent he does not fret his soul THE would inform public that he prepared to dn all kinds of OFFICE BUSINESS such as procuring LAND WARRANTS under tho lato act of Congress LOCATING Entering lands tor buying and selling improved and nn improved lands on commission selling and railing village Ac Has lands and FOR SALE also village property in the o in stairs D v3 away in bitter jealousy at the success of others and would nol for the mines of Golconda a friend malign a bor defraud a fellow creature or darken his memory in all time to come by the perpetration of any or unworthy act True ho nicy live for years and only live lie may find it difficult to save anything for a rainy flay and at times for such is the human lot he may have lib trials his temptations his anxieties and his pangs But with a due reliance upon self and upon Providence with a con- lhat all is right the proud satisfaction that if the grave should claim him to-morrow he would pass away without a dark spot Ins character a perpetual sunshine may be said to play around his to ise bis mind and spirit ami to rob even care ol its frown It is thus we contend that the hopes and the pleasures of life are nicely and wisely balanced On the other hand how many temptations is wealth subjected lo from which poverty filled many offices and are now bound to i better as I can L The man who trust hit A GOOD board of one of the is supposed to do business strictly packets not long the on cash principle I i-j i It was observed of a deceased lawyer lhat lie left but few No said a he had but few onuses An Irish sailor once visited a city where he said they the tops qf the houses with sheet Man is a wonderful to sup He can plicate sup press soup and Do you drink hail in America t drink thunder ami lightning said the kec The man who advertised for a some months ago and obtained one has put a weed on his hat lo indicate his row al defeat of the divorce bo- fore onr legislature Young ladies when they are preparing for a walk ought keep their lovers waiting as long as they used to do for now they have only lo put their bonnets half on An exchange remembers seeing n bil in a shop window a few years ago which ran precisely thus These premises lo lei on a hundred mid fifteen H in length A joker ot our elbow thinks thai ninny of our insurance companies in making their annual statement show dinary readiness to exhibit their ies Down went another Fond of Maderis Here lack bring a bottlo of years old a great favorite of our glorious ington Allen's eyes twinkled and he tossed down glass after glass of that really fire wine until he forgot that he eame to kill Rivington He got quite boozy and they parted good friends Rivington lived in Cherry and the house is still standing and occupied fay tenants Most of the merchants and others of good society lived in that street which formerly denoted a young is in a thousand person of either sex Until the reign of Edward lie first the word acre meant any field of whatever size Furlong denoted the length of a furrow or a furrow long Also words yard peek and were once of a vague and unsettled use and only at a latter and in obedience to the requirements of commerce and social life were they to denote exact ures and designations Lucy Stone has ated Bloomers and appeared on the slavery platform in New York in a long forms and which tho affluent themselves do not realize until tco late There is no greater curse in this world than idleness is no more miserable man than an idler He either is often the victim of bad habits or the prey of morbid fancies His imagination is quick and active ho becomes miserable and he scarcely knows The subject is a fruitful one and capable of many illustrations The true philosophy is to appreciate and enjoy the comforts we possess the blessings thai are vouchsafed to us and not lo wander after forbidden fruits neighbors silk dress fashionably flounced I property or aspire beyond reasonable An ugly gays that everything should bo in Charger For instance search warrants should be printed on and wedding notices on A shrew having her husband with a blow Jly dearest said he commit your remarks to paper and read them tu me An is ver name said Paddy to hit new-made acquaintance Sure I knew two ould maids to uv that ther weren't yer mother at all was they I a young mmi is cleric in a store and dresses like a prince smokes foin drinks attends theatres balls and the like I wonder if he does all upon the avails of his a young lady sils in the parlor all day with her lily white fingers ed with rings I wonder if her mother don't wash the dishes and do the work in i the When a man goes three limes a day lo get a dram I wonder if he will not by and by go four When a young lady laces her waist a third smaller than nature made it I der if her pretty figure will not shorten life some dozen years or more making her miserable while she does When a young is dependant upon his daily toil for his income and marries a lady who does know how to make a loaf of bread or mend a garment I der if he is not lacking towards the top for instance Malta whenever a violent storm occurs the op commands all the church bells to be rung for the purpose of calming it In the interior of France the bells are rung during a for the purpose of ing danger from die crops Herodotus us that the Thracians more bold used lo menace with arrows and the dread ar- tillery of SCHOOL was ex- amination day in our had read and the sound of all the letters that had any sound said the and mortification without missing a then we were ed on the floor in front of tho be looked at and answer such questions as they or the teachers saw fit to nsk Where was John Rogers burnt to death said the leacher tne in a commanding voice I Joshua said a little girl at the foot of the class said teacher if Joshua knows he may In said Joshua looking very and wise This was the tail question We had erty to make all the noise we pleased for five minutes and then go home A NOBLE say you know the is his character For what or integrity V For integrity sir all I can say about Jones is that if he's honest he's got a queer way of showing it that's all What do you mean by Just the before he dines on turkey poultry coop is always broken open That will do Mr Brads company is like smoke you cannot be long with it without ing away a taint pf it A GRANU a m The religious aspect of the fcy Rev E H he refers to sels on tho ocean last Where arc De shattered and beat from their ha Or are they anchored in tomt and sunny port? Or are they closed in icy walls that shall around them and build above them with wondrous architecture in tha snow storm and Inching in thu sun t magnificent sarcophagus that will wander with them from latitude to latitude and open its crystal floor at a let then amid pearls and coral Snd bow tapestry in sumo if Tennessee the day a tryman stood gazing Mansfield's dews where two hang ded one being that of a man the other a boy A stranger coming up Whose skeleton it that f asked the countryman pointing to the That is said the er And whose in that the countryman pointing 10 tho smaller Thai ie the wag How can it be Why that's him when he a was iho rejoinder Oh never thought of And our country friend walked away wondering how those queer the doctors got the bones out of bedy when he was The baby is sick my Well give it castor oil Dennis bring up the oil It's all gone a drop loft Gone we have not yet opened the bottle Sure you have il every day and I've senn you use it myself on vour salad Why you don't to say that I've been Baling caslor oil erery day during the salad soann Sure you have sir Did you not see the bottle was castor oil Sure I did sir and put It in castor every day f GOD'S PROMISE grew preaching repentance The ark stood u lor years n huge laughing Block for the wit i it stood till it covered with the marks of age and builders with the contempt of ilie world and many a sneor had men to bear as pointing to the serene heavens and ah empty qrk blow the question was put is Hie promise of hit coming J Most God Then aa now thou slow to punish waiting to be
