Milwaukie Sentinel (Newspaper) - March 8, 1843, Milwaukee, Wisconsin ELISHA STARR VOLUME VI j THIS f Af ER THE LAWS RESOLVES AND PUBLIC TREATIES OP THE UNITED STATES AIIE PUBLISHED BY MILWAUKIE WISCONSIN WEDNESDAY MARCH 8 THE II SENTINEL the corner of Wisconsin Water over Cary A Taylor's store T E R M S For one year il paid in advance within U months of far six months payable in advance three months 75 TERMS or per square twelve lines or under for the insertion and 25 cents for insertion advertisements left without specific accordingly or advertisement paid unless al the ofthe publishers I AND for Washinton County J subscriber has opened an office in Washington County for the sale of real estate payment of redemption of land sold for taxes and fur the transaction of nny other ness desired of an Agent Owners of lauds living at a distance will do well to themselves of his services Address to P O Wisconsin Ter GEORGE E GRAVES Lewis F Allen Esq Buffalo J H Lathrop Ksq do Geo Smith Ksq Byron Kilbourn Esq M Co W T March 1 BUSINESS DIR ECTO R Y not exceeding MX I nei ni Cr per quarter 48 per jear J nd Counsellor at Law ml Solicitor r GRAHAM Attorney and Counsellor ai Law and Solicitor te Chancery Milwaukie W nn East Ward over the slure J C Cramer Co W W G will a lend to any business entrusted to his care is and the adjoining counties including collection of and accounts of Mortgages partition of real estate KOT A W RANDALL at Law and General Land Milwaukie Co 11 C7 ia Iron Steel Nails Glass Shelf ware Farming Implements Blacksmith's Tools Ac at Milwaukie Iron PETER at retained to the tory and his Office over Jones of Water and Wisconsin HIRAM P Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery Mineral Point Iowa Co W Will tice in Ibe first Judicial will upon reasonable leans tu rases ot who wish lo avail vcs ol the provisions ol the O S Bankrupt Law Hon Albert H Tracy do Thomas O do Ebenezer do Chas Townsend do Henry Hamilton Esq do Ij JOHN F of and Private lessons will be rink Subscriber has opened at JL the purchase and real i estate payment uf redemption of land j sold for taxes in the Territory of Wisconsin Having been a resident of the Territory from its raid having been engaged in surveys of the Public is well ed ils anil the of country and cun render lo and others desirous of anil much valuable in- Conveyancing done ut half usual price and in lees the al words md in cases of complicated descriptions more correctly than in done by at Law store entrance on consin B ti EDGERTON May 10 1842 30 HAS hit office to the New Building buck of the Post Office where he will continue lo receive till in the Agency business those not residing Town by addressing him it the Milwaukie Post Box No 50 will be attended to paid French purl of community coming to settle in Wisconsin and who speak English will do to give him -a Aljo us n Notary Public he will draw Deeds and take acknowledgements and lo their Milwaukie June WISCONSIN AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HIS Company continue to effect ces in buth Marine and Fire departments liberal They also receive money on deposit anil oilier monied operations in which by arc authorized lo Special rates of i allowed on sums lot periods on New York Detroit and also drafts in any Britain or Ireland ALEX MITCHELL T m-J t A j one below Tulis Kendall's ware house Milwaukie W T F HAGUE Auction and Commission Street Milwaukie Attorney and Counsellor tn Law and in An The Imi re- sinned practice ol own and will to the duties of his n all the of the second ami thin districts and in the Supreme y it J i T r with Ei uill li di is authorized to in my and am made Law or business by me up stairs irth ot tile Cottage Inn 11 N WELLS Milwaukie Dec -37 IRON NAILS SPIKES STEELS SPANG CO Manufacturers of JUNIATA IRON NAILS SPIKES STEEL Proprietors of the long established and well known ETNA IRON WORKS WITH a view to accommodate our customers in the Lake country and place our celebrated brand of Juniata Iron within their reach we have opened a Warehouse in the HOUSK BUILDINGS Cleveland Ohio Our facilities for manufacturing are so great our works situated on the banks of the Pennsylvania canal that we can aril as low if not than the inferior Iron is at in Cleveland We would invite Steamboat and others interested in the Lake trade lo our very superior make of CHAIN CABLES and AN- CHORS of all Bizes We also keep on hand Window Glass White Lend Tin Copper Sheet Lead Boiler Iron Rivets Ac Bar Iron of all sizes and Boiler Iron and Iron of any size or thickness made to or SPANG CO Pa C Attorney and Counsellor at Law iff T Will attend lo all new for late firm of at tht recently Antust 2d J Attorney al Law and Solicitor in W T W W Attorney e of the Kast Waul Milw.-iikie I February 1840 JOSHUA HATHAWAY General Land unu Deputy Surveyor ol Lands has resided in since a general to the lands purchased at the early ofthe face of the country will or render any service ol an Surveyor in any rilory on in O Washington D C W P J New k City H H Ksq J 1811 WISCONSIN MARINE INSURANCE on Wisconsin the Milwaukie at the request nf many of his friends hiis the of Medicine in cnn be in the story of L on or at in Mr building where he will be in rt to attend to the calls of those who wish his services Jan 1st If 10 r CADY Copper Tin Sheet Iron Ware anil dealers in Stoves Hollow AY are Castings CARY TAYLOR Dealers in and Wearing Apparel of every i A Co Dealers in Dry Goods Groceries Hard Shoes etc in Ory Gouds Hardware Groceries Oje Dye Nails Stationary ol Wa- ter and Michigan M anj at W T F Attorney al Law Office over Stoic Milwaukie T LEVI BLOSSOM Attorney and at Law Land Milwaukie W of ne door West of the POM e W LEON A i Attorney and Counsellor and Solicitor Chancery ry STOAV Attorneys Counsellors A H STOW L J Dealer in Dry Goods Groceries Hardware Crockery Drugs Medicines OiK Dye Woods Dye Books and and Wisconsin Streets LYNDE Attorneys and Counsellors at Law and in W LUDINGTON CO Dealers tti Dry Goods ic of and Water W P S Surgeon over Jones Field's Shop Milwaukee ABEL BAILEY Portrait in Henry building IB best kind JL Cooking out tor Hale bv FRED of for by A- F CLARKE CO D BAYLIES has lii lien a shop opposite Mr H ami will pm in warrantable urdur and Music wilh him Jewelry and aa nei 11 10 28 subscriber has removed his old sland to the West Ward of 11 ira u Ii to near the and Saddle inul Makers where he will keep constantly on hand a choice assortment and The also on lined n large and choice assortment of Liquors nnd Wines and several I barrels Ohio Whiskey Tavern Keepers in smull will do well to uid his elsewhere HENRY Deo 21 M GOODS ami DRY now offered at the Old island of J L Ward at prices eit from what have ever before been offered in this Persons will heir interest greatly enhanced by be I ore as subscriber es himself to sell goods TEN PER CENT can elsewhere be found in this y S HOUSE following described Goods sold for charges at Public Auction nn he Isi day of April next at thr of W Brown if noi previously A Gnelt 1 E H 1 box 1 barrel R Sears B ph rev 1 chain t anchor and 2 large A Lewis 1 threshing machine HB Smith 1 C J Tine 1 dry keg C Keneda 1 box R B 1 box saddles J Heath 1 dry barrel G W Siarke 1 chesl J O Morse do wts J Bates 1 bundle bed steads D W 1 box clocks box wts M M Jockson 1 S P 11 chairs 2 bed Alex Sill 1 overcoat Tho's D I churn wall 12 chairs A Isein T ham J chests 1 small do 1 ba- H anl 1 brl water lime Maxwell Smith 1 bale H Fuller 1 chest tools A W X 6 S plows J Johnson 1 large box Geo James 1 box Rev S Perry 1 do Mrs Tall I 2 i bundles 1 brl 1 lea keltic d jugs 3 chairs J A Ritler 1 wagon 1 box W 0 boxes goods J B ry 1 box books F Minor 1 dry brl 1 bundle K Seely 1 threshing machine Joseph lelt 5 bales 1 firkin 13 chairs 5 boxes i bundles bed Meads W P I large on 1 Mrs Pollard I 1 basket 1 brl C P H 3 pieces ware II G Smith a boxes furniture 1 bundle bed steads 1 do 1 plow 1 brl Peier iev i wool H Carler 1 box furniture Jalnes Young 1 large plow E Churchill 1 box MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MED possess qualities of the most mild and beneficial They are composed o I articles combined wilh ingredients known as the only certain antidote for levers of every When dis- ease is produced from cold obstruction bad air swampy and camp or putrid malignant or epidemic or by other causes these medicines are certain in their operation or They are possessed of pe qualities which not only expel all dis- ease but at the same time restore and invigorate When first taken into the stomach themselves tike through every pore producing effects at once permanent When the sprak of life begins lo the circulation languid and faculties paralyzed are lo give a tone to the nerves ex- the animal the body the whole man THE AND have been used with the mos success in Nervous and tlis eases Consumption Asthma Liver Complain sics Bilious Fever Fever and Ague fraia Ike Xmn Sun Dit PHOENIX o tlie strong of the Dr ers almosi daily appear in public we lake in own le of ils merits it having beea used in the of cue of editors of this laper with a result wholly unlooked and which many other popular medicines and applied had wholly lecl to produce We heartily re- commend it particularly wilh pains in the bide and general debility Extract fi om a letter Craig arid Agents for Life Medicines at St Joseph dated Nov Tlie wilier of this re- lumed from a journey north some five weeks since and from the king and travel having to pats through Augusta hassee and oilier places sickly I foul ed a severe BILIOUS I'm which I was treated as is customary with calomel arid which upon left liver in a verv so much so that U did not throw out a u aid digestion nnd consequence was the least thing I ale produced a most violent tit ofeholic immediate by a few doses Life from this cial Jesuit from their use lam willing to sub- sci ibe to the and deserved character which the have both here and in oilier places as an excellent family medicine Yours very truly DAFIN above are whole retail l WM Co kee Sly MISCELLANY From Tribune THE WIFE OP A SHOEMAKER 1 can always a shoemaker if there is one in proud and whose wealthy parents had brought her up in the foolish principle that labor was de- grading Her ideas had been cast in such a mould that when chance threw a mechanic or a farmer in her way she endeavored by her acls or her conversation to convince him that she was his superior Indulged wilh all that wealth could bestow the haughty girl had no wish un- gratified A desire was simply expressed and her request was granted Others attended to her wants io lhat up not only wholly with domestic affairs bul she could do common sewing When in company the proud girl took particular pains to show her con- tempt for the worthy mechanic by making improper remark or not deigning to cast upon him a single gracious look It waa at a public house a journeyman shoemaker happened to be present Eliza made the remark always smell a shoemaker i I car The words were addressed lo a young woman who expected to become the wife of the very mechanic but she fashionable did not to reply but turned the conversation to some more profitable topic How unstable is property The man who day rides in his carriage the possessor of ions to-morrow may be a bankrupt Events which most cannot foresee nor the calculator guard have dashed hopes and sunk the est property It was so in the case of the of Eliza When in the full tide of prosperity adding riches lo riches and never dreaming thai life would be any thins bat sunshine a cloud suddenly overspread his skv His sive wealth was swept almost instantaneously from his grasp ami he became a poor man His house his carriage his splendid was from him and possessor of n became a beggar The gorgeous palace ex- changed for a were dismissed the proud Eliza was the ter of as poor a father ah humblest mechanic of her acquaintance Pool it was an iul stroke lo her She had lived as if riches had no wings but were as permanent as her family name With new erroneous ideas totally un- prepared for such a sad reverse of fortune il came with ten fold more poignancy Tne shoemaker married ine girl of his choice woman who considered il an honor lo be the daughter of a mechanic and the wife of journeyman He business for steady and economical and as a mailer of course succeeded well and lived comfortably and In a few years he purchased a small bin convenient dwelling and by prudence of his wife anil his own industrious became an independent man and lives as happy as mortal could wish It a bitter cold clay in the of winter Beef 1 yes why there was some beef and lei me see we had iwo green uns and no less than three Commissioner And pray sir what is a green un t Vy a to be sine a pig as don't die a violent one as goes off being slicked Laughter Then how does il die Jemmy Hoskins Oh ways limes a pig gets the measels and sometimes tuey gets smothered and dies way Great symptoms of nausea in court surely you don't use such unwholesome sniff for Jemmy sir we up for wots werry bnd indeed we makes inio and mins We seasons up all on em and dries em over my word you rre a clever fellow Pray do you mean by courl what lucky is Jemmy lucky sir is a oss ns meets with a in as break in a leg getting a shaft inn Ii I in and sich likes Laughter We're sure io buy him cheap cos he must be sold Meal's ful wouldn't know ii from ox or beef Why we picks prime pans cheap and Roars of Mr Thomas Tubbs and what do you lo all this 1 Say sir Mr say as how this ere man's a lying The werry last day he lefi me he spiled about three hundred weight of stuff Mr the sassage lo be sine Instead of running proper inter the skins lie in cold water nnd in course pot no lasle nor flavor in em at all Laughier hear Mr Year him snid Jemmy I years him The as he speaks on I was jroin lo fill and he up lo me and taking a of meat he smells to il and then a his head he ses ses he you'd belter give il a wilh in the bilers Why for making ses I and that's my make catsup from thai horseflesh has been boiled In 1 Jemmy sir mushroom the world A fat sleek-headed juryman here turned very sickly Jemmy Hoskins sir nobody knows what in don I wants my money that's as if so be he don't for him dial's all I i said yet nor yount C Heaven's say no more Will you pay this man bis claim t Jemmy Hoskins Immediately the ever our reporter by Mr Thomas Tubbs and an overture lor the purpose of keeping the case cm of the papers The reporter referred the worthy sausages maker to his editor ny A-i yo i I j Au 1 H III c I P O H T A T TO MARRIED ABDOMINAL paratus uniformly cures lulling of the womb and removes many weaknesses incident to the married state It ia applied as an article of dreHs i any lady can lit herself without recourse to n surgeon oil reading the pamphlet written by Dr Hull each instrument The Supporter attained u very high acter in Europe as well as this country It is adopted to the entire disuse of and nil oilier expedients in the in hospitals of London and Paris it is uni- recommended in Europe by medical men oi the highest rank In this country it is sustained by the leading of the tics of Colleges and and by all the eminent private The Trusses and Supporters of Hull's invention continue to receive my decided For twenty years past I have em- ployed the Ti asses of Dr Hull with success The Supporter invented in by the Doctor with my advice and approbation and I am happy to say that it is extensively adopted in Europe as well as in country Signed VALENTINE D New York July 1 1841 The article together a general assortment of Hull's single double and dren's Trusses kept constantly on hand by A F CLARKE Co July Sole for Wisconsin Jan 34 184 LIVERY STABLE NEW The subscribers en the in the rear of the now prepared to furnish the public with ery convenience properly to their line of Their Horses selected with ears and are well filled for Saddle or Their arc in order nnd such should belong to an kind wishing to no into the interior ofthe Territory can be furnished with to their liking nnd AM who may tavor them with their patronage have no cause of on account of accommodations or Milwaukie NOT I CARTER'S BOiNE AND NERVE medicine which ia rarely equalled and never surpassed is well worthy the attention of tlie public It is relief is obtained by its timely cation and cures performed when of hope remains Farmers nnd all who have the care of Horses or Cattle will find it fur superior to any Liniment or doc in removing Sprains ai tiny kind Corks Scratches etc Lumps of several years standing have been en- tirely removed by perseverance in the use ol this Liniment In Rheumatism the moot ob- of nil chronic complaints it line seldom failed to afford relief and in connection with proper internal medicines will mostly effect an entire cute Fur sale by A F CLARKE Co Milwaukie FOR A COLD you afflicted with a Cold Cough Hoarseness Pain in the Breast or Side and difficulty of Breathing Asthma less or any ofthe above If so why not use CARTER'S COMPOUND BALSAM which has ed so many hundreds 1 It costs but a bottle Remember these symptoms if neglected too surely lead lo Consumption nd to dentil it is worth n Forsale by A F CLARKE CO Sole Milwaukie when a female poor and called al j dwelling ofthe begging for a She was the once haughty The benevolent wife of the took pily upon her and being in want of help took her in- to the hard was pal upon her lo do while she of ten ir tears expressed for kindnesses received and from her heart the fully of her early days If I had my life to live over she said I would early myself lo labor and do all iu my power lo mechanic Eliza lived in this pleasant for some time during wnich she become acquainted wilh n journeyman in employ of her friend and became his bride learned a useful lesson by her made a and industrious wife and now lives anJ happily Whenever she hears a thoughtless speak in lenni of contempt of an or sees him shunned on account of his freckled face and calloused hands she ters a gentle reproof and relates her own rience From this story many a pampered devotee of fashion may learn a profitable lesson It you arc borne along by tide of successful pi ity a re indulged by injudicious parents in nil the luxuries and follies of life have an eye we pray yon io the Trust noi to uncertain riches but SEDUCTION ABDUCTION MURDER A case involving all of above crimes nnd hoi rors has caused great excitement in The nre all said to be able We condense from the Philadelphia papers the principal particulars 1 a young man named Hutchison had in the luibil of a Miss cer bul not nl residence ol her in street Southwark lie an intimacy wilh her at one of those evening parties arc considered by many amusement He of prepossessing manners and of re- connections and hsd himself into liar and her She was of excelling beauty lich and only sixteen years oJ age her lie con- for every emergency in life Learn to his diabolical resulted and not lo depend upon servants to make your ir his and disgrace of belli families your floors and darn On Monday morning iih insl Miss do not cs eem those worthy cer missing at her house she had and honorable young men who lefl tlie home of anil respectability selves and help support their aged and alt ing for litr was vain of their own hands while you eatess and evening whan she found in a house receive your houses those lazy in Pine street two doors from Twelfth kept by who never their fingers o help I a woman of iu famous notoriety She as long as can keep body and soul together sitting in a large stuffed chair by a gentleman and get in the fashion It who persuaded her lo home winch was you are you will look al this subject n lipht that we when you are old enough done alter considerable reluctance nn her part she fearing to meet a tu become wives you will prefer the honest length stepped into the wailing and ere cent to commence life to many minutes slie was home Yonn did all in his power in en property left tu children by wealthy j furin a union between his daughter and rents turns out lit be a curse instead of ton bul latter declined fur reasons which Young women remember this and instead of j can never be as lie has died Young Mercer finding inexorable determined upon revenge On Monday morning a thort lime afier his sister eloped Singleton Mercer a Yankee pistol noi with six barrels and watched for the adventurous young man up sounding the purses of your lovers and the cut of coats look into habits and hearts Mark if they have trades and can depend upon themselves with minds that will lead them lo look above a butterfly and if so always give preference lo them Talk not abort the beautiful white skin and the soli lo Friday night al which lime he found him iii hand and splendid form and the fine appearance of the young no these foolish engross your thoughts On a carriage on board of the John Fitch It appeared on evidence hearing before the that libertine was on his road lo let a constitution a Gst intending to slay until the sad affair and a brown skin accompanied wilh a virtuous gained a nine day's renown and then purposed deportment induce you to make choice reluming Mr J C Vandyke his legal which will result in your future happiness scr was in the bul getting out as boat was about entering the slip at Mr Mercer stepped from his place of and fired his pistols four barrels of which exploded and fifth snapped Ills to certain which of the shots effectual two oi the balls went through woodwork and two have a shop in tlie basement story of the building on Water st one door north of Iron Store opposite Deweys where they would be to receive orders for House Ship and Sign painting paper ings and imitations of word and marble From their experience in the business and their sonal attendance they hope to merit mid re- a share of the public T D BUTLER Co Milwaukie 5 1847 From London Eu-.ulay Times THE MYSTERIES of SAUSAGE MAKING IN LONDON it has been observed possesses i i r m L zr lo t I u I WULI uuu its peculiar faculty of eaung The 1 artar quaffs lhh Dof he and only his bowl of mare's milk the Hindoo relishes I one producing the desired effect The a young lady of Canton picks entered the back of the shoulder passed a puppy an Indian ai north pole be shoulder the left lobe of turns up his nose at sugar a Neapolitan delights heart lodging in the in bis yard of maccaroni and a Greenlander 0 01 its grazed the rejoices in blubber and tram oil a dandy oi the jb The victim never Land's End plunges with serene courage ne audibly and whoa found was in a bowels oi a Cornwall pie and nothing more delights your genuin sausages or a surfeit remote as the days of matter and inio comedy of Knights Our re- rifl d gun sho porter furnishes a sample of a sausage alld imperial which he wore in maker Jemmy a gentleman wearing a red cap a remarkably greasy flannel jacket and immensely grey overhaul to sustain a claim against Thomas Tubbs a wholesale dealer in beef and pork and young Germans It is impossible to say which was the dirtiest or defendant whole ot the auditory very and readily made way fur savory venders for sirl Jemmy makin o sir mean em my spilo you afore I've done Do you mean to say this is for Jemmy sir for one week in vich 1 made a matter o three o and young Laughler ions of sausages and young Why what do you mean Explain yourself How did you make theml Jemmy your honor mean what on did we make if I was to tell why you are bound answer anything I ask From what did you ture so many sausages and Germans as you call said Jemmy reflectively life had been off it is thought for the purpose of avoiding detection A posi examination was by Drs Vandyke and McLellan of Philadelphia Cooper and Mayor Fisler of Camden There was bul blood visible externally bat about a gallon escaped from his heart and was confined to the chest The wound was small caused by a ball very larger than a buck Mr Mercer's eyes were nnd his whole frame shuddered there was a sort of in his look hat seemed ural he sitting on a chair pan ofthe lime while his victim lay ai his feel he was cled though he offered noi tu escape At the hearing on Saturday he declined answering any questions by the advice uf his counsel P We understand counsel which has engaged for him of Mr H and Mr G M Dal as The prisoner to Woodbury jail to answer charge of wilful murder Young Herberton was ID his and we believe that Mercer is under 20 The of Herberton is now at residence of his er No 77 north Kimh street and his funeral will lake place Monday afternoon at past 2 He was the son of the late Dr John C of this city The slory is full of and awful warning Idleness has in this mailer been the parent than one frightful crime A LESSON ON MATRIMONY And what a pily that in this society there many bars lo this holy union and that many live on week after week singly and io far less happy linn they and ought to be We feel deeply and upon a subject and have thought of it much and There are hundreds of young men in this city way qualified for West of mony who are wearing lives out solitary and alone Fortune pride and necessity all causes arising from an artificial Male of society are in the way of their happiness So wilh the girls How many of lovely warm-hearted kind beings are deprived of those sweet sympathies and which make life a scene of comfort and If the young man ia rich he carefully watched that he doet not male below tion and by such foolish kept from marrying ai all or is gained his relatives and untied lo one for whom he has nn affection The heiress too is taught that on no account below her and nine times in ten a fortune ft the forerunner of blighted tion and broken where there is a bean to break Those of moderate means are struggling for and anxious on each side io marry above them while hose who are poor n re- forced to remain apart in fear ol becoming poorer Such is the picture of our society il is all wrong all at all it should be The only course is nn disregard of lars in an affair of heart young man can support himself he can support a wile for the saving of such a the dence il promotes the ambition nnd ii occasions and the character and credit it gives a man will counterbalance the tional expense Lei be no object Il is well enough io have them but should be no consideration We women unselfish in mailers of the They are the lasi in weigh a lover's purse and where wealth wilh honorable poverty it lends to ciety and is often most union in the Bul let matrimony be and of all the thousands we are daily meeting in young wilh hearls melting tenderness and longing for happiness we hope to sec none remain old but such as with such a lol and willing tn make baby caps for other people's children Daily American Citizen Think of lie lime thai you lle away After labors nnd dunes uf Jay are ended how do you spend your evenings 7 When business and leaves at your sal many unoccupied what disposition do yon make of 1 I known and now know many young men who if to any scientific or literary or professional pursuit the lime they spend in games of chance ing in bed and in idle rise to any eminence You have all read of the Sexton's son who became a line astronomer by spending a short lime every gazing on after ringing lie tell for o'clock Sir Win who al age of forty-five had attained he order of knighthood am the office ol sheriff of Now England and governor oi learned io read nnd after eighteen years old and learning of a in William Clifford the great Editor oi an tice lo a shoemaker and leisure hours in study And because he had i pen nor paper slate nor pencil he wrought oui his lems on smooth leather with a blunted awl David American when n plough bay was ed his plough and fences with figures and calculations James Ferguson ihc astronomer learned to read by himself and mastered the of astronomy a shepard's boy in the fields by And haps ii is noi too much lo say that if the hours wasted in idle company in vain conversation i he tavern were only spem in pursuit of knowledge in any of your shops become an intelligent member of and a fit candidate for mosl of your civil By such a course the rough covering of many a might be nnd ideas instead of being confined lo local subjects and professional range throughout of The editor of Baltimore American in nn referring lo the imposing scenes enacted n the floor of Congress the tion nf sword of Washington and cane of Franklin indulges iu the following Ii is well that mind of nation lias been thrown back bul lor n moment lo times ami to the men connected wild the achievement of our independence It is lo humanity such men as WASHINGTON and have belonged io the race il may well be a mailer of peculiar pride lo us thai they were born sons oj the public over dull average of human existence one almost the records of history and such men did really ever live Arc here any like Were they tin ly of same son ol and blood as o her men 1 The and the staff which we are assured once bore in their hands may furnish tangible dence such as men may fee ind cif ibe fact such men did live It is while 10 made a pilgrimage lo behold to touch But have noi these great men leli nobler evidences ol their existence more sub- lime memorials of more holy relics 1 Let free institutions ot America speak For the true conservative elements of free dom which alone they reverenced for sound principles of human blended 111.111 duties and inseparable in that connection for these the objects of through life il is for us to cherish which is due lo the names of men whose deeds achieved such a noble consummation of the hopes of mankind The project of Mr Linn of Missouri for the settlement of he Territory of Oregon we look upon as go for a kind uf reservation of all lhal wild and rigid domain as a source of national revenue lo some profligate of our great grand children in place of any practical lesions of economy which they may draw from j a history of lime especially if the j country is rich in all its will 11 be ii most precious inheritance when side shall have one contiguous den of agricultural Let it be Ml us the last resting place of the race of beings now inhabit and i nut breed another long bootless contest the merciless savage by an infringement upon their natural lo that soil and In which have been compelled to resort Tlir is unnecessary wild speculative and in ils perfection would consume all revenue be derived from it The im- a country should be only through tlie necessities fan increasing population and not by any speculative enterprise We have enough within tile pale of civiliza- tion for the of millions yri without criminal colony of J by gratifying the Quixotic notions Linn This exceeds all idens ofthe far Weil and the associations of ered waggons in mighty of Rocky and n profitless life in t savage wilderness Advocate The Ohio Stafe Journal says that no for the incorporation of turnpike or companies rances colleges scientific associations or foi purposes is now permitted to become law unless it has a section in il every subscribing to the charter individually ble fur the debts uf incorporation Ail the church bills before Ibe Legislature contain new feature Love labor il yoa do not want it for food yon may for physic recently on boiro v During a which 1 M two men in irons CUM by working up tlw irons upon their u possible their hinds with to names A I moderate also in li put down his name he I won't sway my When onr of men in holding up hands exclaimed Behold berty have by drinking we and put drunk we put in irons we don't like such liberty Con- sequently have just signed tbr Whit notions some people of liberty f Dim with t bnd pain in his siomach the other night tmt om of his bed to kick for his hot the usual on the he look out what he supposed lobe ruw of he snapped off without ami us threw down the vexation by these won't fro His wife DOW to and obtained 1 Out object met astonished eyes of iho head of her best tortoise shell comb wilh broken out and brown upon flonr Mr Bim slood looking worked by his own misguided hands Mrs B cast reproachful ii him iml to her bed without Pott A late number of the Slur given an o hao in in ol nn oil in hut cily oil in to has fallen in then in one BO lo and In New York lard oil lF HI H nit hiis ironi for all article that remains oil Th's opens a new mid iu the of the West Its bearing on the of ho TI HI no as the Went be to profitable use without turned into A or of ri of white pumice which al a distance appears to Delivered wilh From this moM of pumice of merce is procured is in order lo butter in cold weather to pour as much water inio cream as will il lo ibe fiom ilie cow so says i wi in the American Farmer will liitle no accrues lhal butler will whilt for a or two A recommends when are kept nut In the winter il Is recommended as n useful lo nib some tar al tlie rooi ol the horn which ilia wcl from selling between rooi skin find it is naid contributrs to preserve of animal and 10 kerp It fiom various cases la which it may otherwise be liable The St Republican of the 3d The in draft nn the U Slates in being a the found So the democrats nre not rso to re- fuse what will help them to their dinners if il does come from odious land A couple to be in ton invited lite tun hour and prepared I lie but in OM hurry forgot to request Ilie attendance ol ft which unnoticed until the proach nf ilie hour when the bride the the tittered Kent lor 1 A pretty little of ing the street a few days since when nlie was hy a man w or fie for liquor who if her mother w no nn she was 1 believe was the reply hut pray tell me if your lather was ns blue you are 1 Tn to a call from Con- gress the uf say thai menl in in of no negotiation or evasion of Mexico lo it RayK thai n tndy in a neighboring n convert lo Ihc Miller cut up a am costly for chen window says It's no lo keep lo he burnt up we might enjoy tt lasts Some prior in must ther hard run Hoar week's over nnt ilie way we've taken in rags it 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