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   Western Star, The (Newspaper) - July 27, 1849, Elkhorn, Wisconsin                               C W ft W flow Rue ifc I Tin Mill CVl trn Ira for IK I f 19 K It or H I II VOL 1 A UTTER j Devoted to Political Discussion General and Miscellaneous J C PU LI r A i R Put ELKHORN WALWORTH 00 Wia 27 1849 MANSION U I S K i it i MI L i C i OP IN CHANCERY ri A r ri a IIT II Law V i M M u- I ft and IT V t 111 IT Hill I'll 1 1 POETRY ii ihc It kly To I thou coward M ilia lUin on brow t Rag in o'er the now thy ah thou ever Tu i i1 nij ifl T Thoi bait on ih U the of freed 11 Will foul pointed bund Tii it 11 TLI ihu tyrant lundt mi li it frum iho -i HU of thine lliou thai northern J I lo hi hrr wild Advocate i Ill t 1 in A V to be the course nf in It not want t l turn Barnburner or Free afraid nf uf l u in Stale It b th it will bi in however w with linn f r it til but uld vhn whom came two and answered lumin ie same of the brothers viz The thanks ot ihc Kc to the ry ami The was acnt for to administer lie rites nf ho to the apparently dying old and highly respected Gen be- it Patriot the Sho also to make her ing no longer able to endure t e arduous 11 s shis had properly and money in the bank forts of a Minister of ar wished to retire Tho bequests worn attended to and tlie will arid upon was ibis high of about to be drawn up when iho priest and ficc the two men and a fight ensued in room which ended in the forcible ion of tho priest from the house by the two brothers who wen in turn served thit same way hy tomo of thn neighbors John is trie name of tlm person who dird The family had lived in this old frame j shell years and took in washing livelihood Tho widow thr over licr fur her property betran to a little in health though very Tlie So far as wo can learn thn p mna in this vicinity am all to be lost this f moon by which to be tli i especial f that fruit The present arm in which sect is manifested it sre i a sion Mir face of within i which the egg The gum or from HIP wound trie hatches and t ic worm cats Hut what machine shall we J it be a or some ing We well organ era piano tor are machines and j although they may he old no mutter Wise a of the great OME for that if tukL vocalists An of stern territory old evil should be braced broad whi limits From Vuik and itt Population hare published on this country to which the world are tumid with the of the beholder an on of or of We hare of the great quarrel in which ti the the tion natural ny mind in con- the mmt eud injustice and T illi the ardent may triumph and triumphing to death that fraction hich hna b en steadily and of- ten savagely an 1 bloodily work in Humpe ever since the Revolution of February cams to shock the old world Bnd proclaim the vation of the the of their rights Of articles we hare dwelt mainly o i and political con- and hare nor had tiie apace to pre- day cf the country and ilp ol the is ia greatly needed by translating all that of M UKO Hindi i in Lul greater r j ry is the breaking nut of present Revolution tud and we go for the greatest lo Bt of tho discovery beun on first enter journal gf into and to form lln of be great j of an is of up s in of in U her to with tlin coal i was vast in tho east and by a ch turbt-d its by thy prcs- of tho white nd they had been I thn cholera during the J b wever and died unaided and anil for hu fit of were into which they were OUF In m si n ard and carted to th i grave with no unr ir the which shu d loud or mourn over death Mrs lj f llm staid in her i 10 the beit -s is a moist no than to th insect ut poor in case 8 died Their cupidity tl also oust their s for tbo IS them ju a and they wero j to and Jl l T si U N i tins men t V m1 i at nl tli a I1 irs i i Cuss r i Thf 1 must m- -s IHT I ol an it ill of tin So i 1 of who disdain to cai ir ni nr 1 tic t l uy Muk h iv that upn b Tbo know i it I n I will of but ujf l it it tl jsc ii H it i i -i and driv ti in i ir re it It to pay for of the nc is ibis with no i 7 v II 1 aa not w ut- i at tho Smith to slaves llm uf I eir tli r Trunk M 1 it is n n rid a hole with iho floor an or two froi i tho mud beneath ing in the roar of Ihp on Pearl and thero no for vi and lite on nil are intolerable the for it whatever There is a drain but it only e water and filili n where it this fir is lust in quagmire Thr of the Biin thp rain Ihp that to si ot as a thick The fan thai hix d havo is The out to-d ly find thp old hulk will IIP it hp razed lo the ground July J Uur friendly lnt B your of laies its solicitude 1 wl Vied ln ono when every i onc fir which mount with us upon this heated boat whoso furnaces speedy i ure from the mil better i enter thia low a id swift willi which five small but n dent arc about to dash away You from beneath j our feet Thu aru li Field It lirs aptly said by a pott New new ri crisis occurs in a is to bti by peri or a gnat re- f trong I minded ami brave It WT Uv S It f n i- I1 lir nn I Did I1 in rii ir ur will I nay tin r an nj Id I- i illi who will c an- i t i l in thn old lin i 1 to tlir for i I piy waul I- kf p up an fin nf i of the ii in nf who lid i -I f i afier m inn The In if who st pn that in- taken an art yet IUPO j i llm laat e iMi from our ours ill- our to support I 19 in i y to him the ihc wanted it who did y to people of the Bt tc any but own clique tl i i- u are Hiill error and mi into error The mpn who of Walker who would sup url they dared and who did on i ril of defection me i hit these men are yet rums that t ley i IT not They fear the da cf will pans but they do not that u IMS away Vm it lian ny 1 llinn who t mi 111 inw be by j iv n if it were to W in Co declivity of tbo Carpathian Mount lins ry we of in in his family is nn old Hungarian one He t iic Al llm ia nil j learned the 111 the pc to watch of though in his who undo politics a tr Jv German than for In IK studied dis- have Imu known the controller of j aa a man of talent He them fire t mill to their took nn interest in from in the ils A jren at has proved is c under the t cc as far aa tlm limbs extend as Noun th snow is off in the spring One juart of ta t for a two 1 middle si and four for a one nr half a perk to gquarp In washing trim and lin with a brine nail tho binly of tho hy it up in have In fund The plum is n m rinc salt is an for t ard wili be in disease it j way to lid the troc of the I is beneath il a cloth r bild a of by t tho last of May and uf lunc in- will drop before h Cauit and inny be A ent of the lies ton says hollas this with A layer of fresh drop all the tree in driving olf Also mem or hard earth prev from burrowing in older 8 The plums have bef now beginning to fall md the picked up and culio is also to way mid with similar noticed that many of latter frail on our arc filling year b hoy and seem to a sung upon ll 0111 like that tlir It is of he most pf i anil iv de iif our yards I The wars of a hut bed of lj l no that the 1 plants No such evils In: on wide The is by barons to the of NCI nu every ii Aim near confers a Dene lit upon all whether that te a a spinning jenny or n It is iu that look in the as centre ol bo- liere we for js I no yet exhibit all t j we tee only the peaceful of I On on still striped with stripe 1.1 ruins lie crumbling of de- j which the of had fancy W m and of the I h of the cf n an unknown Hiit we do not race sir I P there like the uf tho ballad ours told nt indeed cil es s of tho Si feet when I ley plains linn three ies ajro of a i ce mrv Ag as eye people W in fir distant who n cla gold in ibis they do with a and v lo thn f JT in tt llm in tho in i..I ns hand in no as ar Hived ir towns I Ind of aS ot it he shorn and i S aand n on the r -nd which I V th found and farther on a inhabited did there not which sail the y r its a nj l i f h iis n il j it lin This hen is tit cf history This i- da whi h -1 have fir ni IMS AlVr iho of CANADA If brick in- i nrc should he Tho have g was fn of 1 I bo d 1 tbn ry man witli gam cms in the wind or if you could not Item and there vast of with stalks bending 1 with i in W Tl'S or par ivere by f tlie trumpet nr civen Is 19 I ant which in has i for soil it Mou 4 horror to thn they his eye and his What a is f hU haild from f to ita in nil int tb tlm in widens to tht of i ami in it Win the and at with which j thn of St Mary in Michigan irr hy fi as we any In of o llm who sot of wlim tja ironi is and bv pf to tlu- of of the puMir -I ii w rind among The which i llm wiM of mm with a a give thi md th of the rr j old 3 Rrr tiling n ii of 1 PL d hord John I sot out to un- opinion lip r f nnd j Who Id cvor i pri they n Ii all are fjinu! tin ir wav thr s nnd f and Rome J o It its PS in ordinary life the mood of mind of called into constant by times try souls Jn i bold and trying is J of and a tic to of all mnn holm dear have rn up to aid in the combat nnd n great I man is now by the one military fame from hi lnt so far will be widely spread A sk tch nf llm life ai d of Oils from an article in of i C T tiro s very men who th it jurions to tho should bo iut upon its i a that ii t nds tc have n d ia n Ihc advantages drive it has co d all in no thn of ry arid him who opposes it The lailer stand Ihp that man is mfD bt out than with and must upon resources as ure has pr by tho in lira tin of tic ol us in- j nd re- j P giving as j that a many j formed lo tn r projectors of yot u ild AT W y r s int extent of -t at Uay I E of there was yet a mil before them bv by and rn or of hy run in New aloin would pro on f- and them anil as they of With t gloom Hir hymns Thn of battle nf June the sians on one side and on the other in which the combined armies f Ihc j lib hands his fret two first defeated with supply liis In I decidedly m of men gave the name of Field miln ja the most of all i lent in its attack and morn Tli shal as commander of but in manhood sea of i liave increased SO cent the Hungarian He was born in 1819 in Tips a northern Hungarian on IN -1 friend the following extract of a written by CINCINNATI July The in its work is re lav emit Witch them and yon will tee il r vn ill em te i lain of the Snuth Ti -y It y a one responsible for ills nt to iho pa ty ml for it un n then to rula all wii int am petty tyranU and Ihoy are 1.1 by to wreak upon it they yet not w i n Ihc of the Not being satisfied vilb position as law he went to a military institution at Vienna and there was noted for his ardent love of tics and was for a short time tenant in a Hungarian Hussar and far some time through in and than wert to Asia In 1841 re- ta ho married ind settled on the domain Ho yeara before with with whom he wna in the revolutionary A GOOD A II v fur it IM uili lit pt add them denn to thorn Watch t icm and Iben if you rn inch and join in to the Smith if do not with o if at north who are fir red I t South luting ability to m ike tinder not t at Southern HI jr 111 ve r DAVIS Awful in oat t a wMt a In houM in mar of Br I II A M tW fcf ii i i a on Watrt OB 4.1 y ft U alley rawing UPW Paul i At Ii tie hitd and both In 1 wife tote of ho WM LAMP OH fm MM Ar kf It of a deceased become movement of March last Stephana the representative of the Emperor of I with whom be acquainted at him Captain in which capacity he loon distinguished himself by kil vanood antler to the rank of a Colonel and army ed beyond the he was General by the of War rising like a lofty dunio s ten days Yesterday fit were building him Lord of led piled up in one ground waiting in- It is the glorious of n in above all Some of them had lain 31 hours and the stench IVom such ii mass rds are nS all of tho night as well as day for they bury tha man part of the town at nil hours in all ways Is but it is apparent in j and from n to a barrow the progress ve grandeur The mortality among them U beyond anything in rudo of you ever herd One of my men visited a is an old ungarian one lie God's earthly posse a a or 30 hours and the stench Magyar a boy soui Created in the of is terrible The grave yai is youth his education was more kKT< i3 an evidence of hU Pn ine decent throned all h that there arc no to ihr cxp of his intellect This may not be noticed in individuals our Compare of mind displayed Anglo Saxon with ti locomotive of the nineteenth oca uy and we to form aome he ment of mind on displayed is tl 3 invention of machinery Or if we take th rude canoe of our tint gamut mcs up from tho sands of tlie Thames nr I the Clyde and compare it with thn stean of ce tury we will be ibie to for in name idea of tho ed upon all mankind hy in n Gilbert tlir brother pi he poet de- clared that the man who t machine was a public bene as it relieved one class of men from a occupation of the deepest drudgery and wi often wished to aee sonto machine ii rented that would destroy tho occupa ion of brick making Our are realize and of brick making their ws have not 1 eard of one suffering for lack of bread an never will on that an spade win on an spade uth bijn with a hook are The very glorious to where cannot do without aw in rudest there sum as indt Alt of hid wonderful to tlie Hungarian whole k at length be- k to the of tlie bittles and an out off which the at by tha of- tooh ll of M hf ilL Mf Ii j mmt tmm 1 h anee tried Arabs to of L e the by five and found ten i t deart died in the 48 7 In one house opposite our j 35 Germans have died of 1 a dray load of coffins go there at onco all the houses have stopped The streets wearing a except the funerals ib Bounding aisles of the dim ransj will the solemn of a Christian No dm or hardship move J i their lives dear unto themselves They t and struck down with lived the life of died the dentil nf v ith birli scalded with water with hot iron until the cut ami J bin tortures We are ri world nnd to and to men hut with of ancient in on from cf Quebec the ranks of 110 dead as ono another fell ad- tbo remote boundaries of the lake shores the Cross and tha lilies of tha bons Oaken Bucket Invariant From New York Juno P M A letter In the Naw York Courier da Sun Jose April Over 000 Mi liad left California of the OR the Gulf me The Americans who des mining on ho river art by of and by window ffegro Representation at the London Times ol Court nf May Ii ed in a single day by my mnr of fie Fifteen of English muskets sem to the of the to prevail that lie Mexican Oov intends actions OUT dm missions s in relation To Iho boundary and the whole of tiie rich on the Gila mid ila The Ida Kingston Jamaica arrived i Morning which purl on the 1 kh inbt Site from votes three columns to the names of parties who attended the Queen's Drawing Room on her Bi In the list of diplomatic present is the of M Delva In another place it is that ths Minister presented N B Secretary of Uvc Hay lien In honor of the same occasion entertained the tha at tha are tho names of the ed ani M M CUy and Turner we learu that s of Turner rush ed to Mr Ctor whereupon i- WM whi bring hundred thousand lumps an rfj tng makei Why The iort hurse he says tu right it 1 asn In and mm d if U not in er continent Nothing bo truer thin at the frontier of In spite of tli a of language and you fed that tn among the between the At- and Hie nature been subjected to and industrious has over tho soil lie made earth subservient to wants His In it if I may so speak so that time immemorial history confounded that of the re- n lie On noil he nas built an a which every i lias IIKI atilL lied tay analoyou i lawn in In Hungary a new What you them ipel out under a burning sky Uos mirage by day una by infill In Bluet oi the Around are and no foot bat ever reached 1 very op theae le you meet nf cattle liku th iae of and To complete spectacle tha rare large vill a reel low white and pitched in I like panu do not form a but twenty ent and separate ices as ill had jutt ar- rived and were seeking abiding Around lie where the fertility of nature supplies the place of human Man IK led the master than slave of olten dry liim i and men tilled heavy ihry rlo d the Amid ture live ue h the of lul and of populations driven forth or and me ill e the they acquired ton of Uo not in I jr animated you for hmu of a ii labor will find there tue of a camp after a battle i camp but I it in And il which till tha con- trait between Ki anil By ob- the offer gf ta we can better of their country The to which they have jiren a came from the Omot people brought Ariatlc aod wanld alone betray then would their iuvo belong to their woich from all of European aid hardly compared with any but At day the or the u ta watered by he Danube and Un itt and true of who afo tM forth the pw of ttA It to ie thM H MB   

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