Rock River Pilot (Newspaper) - April 12, 1848, Watertown, Wisconsin condition upon which God hath given to eternal vigilance of his crime and the punishment of his i i V 1 VOL 1 27 BT BUTLER WHITNEY County in Cramer's Block West side of the River Per year in advance if not paid witnin 3 months No paper will be discontinued unless at the option of the proprietors until all arrearages are paid All letters and communications by mail must post paid BUSN E433 DIRECTORY at law in Block West end oi the bridge T Attorney and Counsellor at Law Notary Public and Land Wis Office in Cramer's Hock west side the river PRENTISS Attorney and at Law and Solicitor in Chancery Watertown W T E BOOMER Attorney and Counsellor at Law Office over Jones Jackson's Watertown AV T DANIEL Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Maxtor in Chancery Lake Mills county Win Attorney and Counsellor at Law fergon County J KNAPP Attorney awl Counsellor at and Solicitor in Chancery T WHEELER and Counsellors at Law W T Attorney and Counsellor at Law and in Chancery Dam Co Win The dent ADAMS was sung at his funeral Lord of all lot thanks ami To thee forever fill my soul With hast crowned My heart my head my hand control O let no vain presumption r se No impious murmur in any To crave the boon thy will denies Or shrink ill thy hands impart Thy child I am ami notan hoxin Revolving in the orbs above Brings some token But brings some token of thy love i this bosom dare V deny u Or spurn the treasures of the mine Because one diamond is The fool denies the fool alone Thy being Lord and boundless Denies the firmament thy throne Denies the light Denies the fashion of his frame The voice he hears the breath lie draws O idiot to proclaim unnumbered without mind mysterious one Are for threescore years and Where ere the thread was Where when reduced to dust again? God the doubt suppress The doubt thou only canst relieve My thy Saviour Son shall bless Ply to thy gospel and believe A STORY OF JOK Sam Smith -i Year's day in hair was his boots and he was back in against the smoking a cigar that be ladies could only pop the privileges -As watching the smoke which sor curled his fancy glowed How iV would be to have the dear him j tender endeavoring the 1 As he meditated his softened mid he began to feel ish womanish would faint with propriety lady should squeeze his hand Rap rap sounded al the door Sam blinds exclaimed he Isn't Miss JoneSj and looking likje I must myself up As he left the away and fix room Jones a posed she would wait Susan Jones firm believer WHOM I LOVE BEST ASA C Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery Lake Co Fox LARABEE V CONNET Attorneys and at Law Horicon Dodge Co Wit H H I JOHN C OILMAN Justice of tho Peace W T WILLIAM H General Agent Will attend to Land en- tries in the Green Bay Lund district and will give particular attention to the payment of Taxes and redemption of Lands from tax in Dodse County Grove Dodge Co E M 31 D and Surgeon Luke Mills Jefferson Co Has at the above place for the practice of his 1 have a worth Is hut by few possessed j Of all the men who trod the earth 1 love my father best I have top I share at his Of all the boys I love my best I have a As brother ever Of all the girls that meet my I love my sister I these but there is one More dear than all the is it a Should love his rights and now that season was propitious she determined to dp a little courting on hook It was one woman's which had been usurped iby he tyrant and she determined i p i i 11 l her in spue ot pay me wages and Which classes hut tip stantly a though con- Meanwhile with a palpitating heart Sam Smith went through ai series twist to his collar the last his whiskers and with earn brick iri he descended to the parlor Jones rushed to receive him hand with fervor said beautiful you the Journal of Commerce miration Spare the blushes of a young said Sam or face to hide l Nay my love A HAPPY BRADLEY M and Surgeon Darn Dodge Co Physicians and Watertown Office over Jones S Jacksons Stove it c conf A II M Physician nnd Surgeon Co W J J JOHNSON M D Physician and Surgeon Jefferson W Physician and Surgeon Diseases of the Eye attended to Hustisford Dodge co W AL and Surgeon ATWOOD Oak Grove Dodge HOUSE By Manville Co W JAS L OKO P LAKE MILLS HOUSE Bv Lake Mills Jefferson Co Wis n n WATERTOWN HOUSE Wiitcrtown W By Dry Goods Groceries Hardware Booti Shoes Liquors at the Dutch Store cor- Main and Second sts Watertown By L J A complete assortment ot Books and stationery wholesale or retail He has in connection a general assortment of ready made Clothing in Dry Goods Groceries Hardware try and Medicines Palmyra Wisconsin -1 JOSEPH O SMITH Practical Surveyor Dodge County Ii prepared to do all kinds of Surveying Plot in the most approved style G C WRIGHT Dealer in Boots Shoes and Leather East end of the bridge Watertown W T JONES JACKSON in Dry Goods Shelf Ware Groceries Hats Caps Hoots Shoes Leather lET At the One Price west side of the river T A worthy young lover once sought for his bride A of the blue stocking school Excuse me good sir but I have she replied That I never would marry a Then think not of he answered my fair was of Diana's suggestion Since tu a it in easy to swear Would venture to ask you the said Susan turn not away those lovely yes dark as jet but sparkling as the Here let us resti she drawing him to a sofa here my arm around thee will I protest my true affection Leave me oh leave ed Sain think of my youth ch spare my Leave thee said Susan pressing to and AMANDA vu ry of She slates the outset aspiration A NOVEL AM PLEASANT The ladies of Hartford gave a grand Leap Year Ball in that city at the City Hotel at which severity couples were present The arrangements of the nine lady mEnagers were the occasion and every thing was ducted in the most ly manner The whole order gallantry was reserved The were seated around the hall ladies with cards in hand were passing along engaging partners and ing each other to the gentlemen withstanding the fact that thb the lead there a becoming modesty displayed which had the happiest effect There was never a more happy innocent party assembled in At midnight supper was The ladies waited upon the gentlemen and the entertainment was well of After the wias ed and the party finally broke iip in the most cheerful is laid years I have nursed for thee a secret sion Need I tell how beauty moved me I ike a sun the lurid those scarlet tresses how my fond heart was entrapped to yield government that WM C FOUNTAIN CO Druggists and East side of the Books Stationery Periodicals furnished to order on short notice and reasonable terms ELIZABETH Retail and Wholesale Dealer in Glats and ery AVaw Sullivan Jefferson cp T L B Dealer in Dry Goode Groceries Crockery Boots and Shoes Wines Enst store in the Cramer block West side of Wis Persons visiting the will in the bow two of the guris taken with the vessel from the British The stamp of the crown letters CJ R beneath tells the story An English cockney looking at them a few days ago said V It's heasy to that stamp of Yankee Flow long dp you suppose it would asked Not more than ah replied the we took 44 of the with the stamp on em in ITT minutest j O'CONNELL General Dry Goods Grocery and Provision on the comer of Main and Water streets Watertown CHARLES B Jeweller Clock and Watch the Bridge East and dufen in Iron Stoves fe rtw 157 East Hater St i A r THK DEAD -A Mr las to paper tig the public that he thinks record of his is per e says ttr of lie is Ke the W the meeting some time singer who lead the psalm tune finding that his concluding was Jacobs bad not to fill i -t ri -J i L 1 mUsic adequately dc ridele gold utility ment proportions and is ly a necessary appendage to the Its hands are the and gold Its the ruby the I open ahd find The following article from a paper ted by Ladies the Light ought to serve as to the ether mere and those figures without are inade bf brass ul further anil ask isHle it is what is the it has So which the lish embellishments vare toys that not sufficiently but bf ir r i l 1 ot die arid pov the age but fievi d is this ayd jibe resemble the master A WORD TO THE BEAUX sex While we would pay all td the lords of we would re- mind them of an error to which some of betray symptoms of They seem to imagine that when they converse with they must of course talk only of what they things If they think this is the true way to secure the respect they labor sad mistake If ladies do not as much debate on this like to to know at enough tp converse on subjects in good sensible ll spirit of is directed Its useless but spj topaz a are the Its brass mid- by the r of which the mastej ire or watits winding up of society the iron is to the of except when they require are in want or disorder of talk and nonsense between gentlemen and ladies the way is usually ledty gen tlemen Ladies either sentiments or deference to the or pre- spine irom the suspic- ion thait dees best he can often selves to become more frivolous they could more so than they would if they whose duty it is to set he example and lead the way conduct them to more and pedantry whether in men or woman nor do we believe in ways being serious We hold toa er and pleasantry confess not a little ified con verse wit h as though they presumed vis to know nor will we conceal the fact that by go doing as least s they nourish in us the charitable presumption that they something too LET READ THIS words with a glance of undisguised have I a re- No I am contains f DIE AN great many been written on the of bringing to an end this animal life ours One is in favor of another of drowning and a third thinks that a through the heart would produce the suffering But have an easier way to death than either Although the object may not be so soon it is as OK THK I O OK O F We find the following in nn old paper h delivered by Mr Ccoper meeting of Order in Scotland Mr Cooper The origin of Odd on 3 very great It established by the Roman in the camp during the reign cf Nero in the year 66 At that lime they were called Fellow Citizens The present name was given them by Titus in the year 79 from the singularity of their meeting and from their knowing each other by night or by day and by their fidelity and their country He not them tKc name Vf Odd Fellows but at a pledge of friendship presented them with n dispensation engraven on a plate of gold Bearing the different emblems such as Sun Moon and Stars the Lamb the Lion and the Dove and ether emblems of morality The first account of tho being spread in other countries is in the fifth century by King Henry in twelfth century it was established in France and afterward by John De Neville in Englund by five Knights from France who ed a Loyal Grand Lodge of Honor In L: ndon which Order remained until eighteenth century the reign of George when a part of them began to form themselves union and i portion of them remain up to the Lodges which are now very numerous throughout the world and call themselves ibe Loyal Ancient Otid being a portion of the body the Manchester Unity more recent date although is no doubt of its emanating from the source Its irst into Manchester was about the year 1800 by a few individuals rom the Union in London who formed themselvs into a Lodge and continued in with them for some timo when to de- clare themselves Independant und thus any instructions A ns have tried it We will signature of Mary in t London paper has this Take several strong cords fasten them cy and unfolded the mystery of cooking our vaist as as vou can a husband in such a way as to an and let them remain a day or two and who nf him i n i excellent and wholesome dish of him ana m tighten the cords one which any might be pleased to tili your has the appearance of an see p tea at a table If you wish to ob- Vill gradually p lige the female portion of your gradually i f-i T vu vv Mil i fadto do by endure work and will probably publishing this communication from your the and liver complaint troubled ner No matter the work of death but effectually and as Lords were up Others keep them con iri hot water while others them by conjugal coldness Some ance in pickle their lives These them uji with it be supposed that bV consumption will be seated and ers your em con- breath will be imperial thv manners so OK delicate thy good this way iov was mv is the J we 1 let one kiss from those The cate were too fainted Meanwhile the en- fondly over him the Samuel Smith gazed wildly the the of his efi his handkerchief faltered preserved Mary the follows1 was once the street by a usual question the however you to commit thin shoes anc dresses in cold damp We have never known this receipt to fail and it has been tried with success for a great many year's PERILS OF THE editor of the Albany gives the following terrific description ol a storm on the raging going or other strode hastily portion Pesii yal L large jar called the jar The storm was somewhat fulness by the in its ravages reaching south hafe Being placed set ns far as the him Let i ular and we'll with of of these by arid Very attentive supply the of any may any other Garnish with modest and i no one be without a Jet little may learn i if they know not how a ai o lake of the Capers j would bdi an about iti Irish orator speaking ot an iw he coRr to jf it to look up read the pun on his grave inen of ig me 1 guilty of which an blush ti be you Paddy w j what is you a hugging an dat ar post for a day or embracing of the posts near on Howld toong nager me now oe whin about ing without taking aim to into Sthe M Speaking without is he for past and security for the far Georgia and west as fur as the Jordan Level At the latter place it overtook the Snout stove her in the bonnet off the blew the the near horse into the canal and foundered him In the height of the gale the guage lashed himself tb the fore-topmast setting pole and plunged overboard for assistance After the most untiring ex- he Hvo fathoms of fresh longitude a new bowline and two bushels of ing to his nearly crew bent on a new horse set sail and Schenectady in safety The owners of the R V we understand intend pre- him with a service of six cups and for the heroic ment TAKING if house is said a stranger rushing into the parlor of a sober citizen was the answer of the latter what cause am I indebted for the extraordinary interest which you tike in the affairs of V What is ove but is hot Women have more strength in their looks than we have than we have Sir Phillip says life is hers I Pride ii oms and yet and infirmity of piny i A definite you pize or have kept their names Independent MORAL gentleman elling recently in a public sleigh from New Yoik seeing that no amount of whipping could mane one of the horses increase his proposed that he should be treated To that end at the first stopping piacH a pint of gin was poured down the animal's The horse shook his head at such u but instantly he started off a high speed which he kept for several miles without abatement The driver was delighted I think said he It's the first time I ever sew moral suasion tried on n whipping all to of one of the Cincinnati papers status that the Buena battle field is still covered with bones conis pants shoes knapsacks And what is most singular of all that a few Mexicans who were left un- buried are still on the battle fields entire Neither nor the wolves pruy upon them but they are dried up like mummies ATA FOR you believe it aunt exclaimed a young of tJie upper ten would you believe it Uncle Solomon here tells me that the ladies out west actually speak to the and retail keepers They must be badly in want of society they interrupted Uncle Solomon They are as badly society my dear ai your father was when he pulled radishes and for a living and your mother sold them in the old Fly Market humph Dolly A deli iuf fainted was AN WARNING hanged lately n A man who a neighboring State for and murder confessed under the gallows as we read that his career of crime began by stopping without pay ing for it WATER DANGEROUS We reasoned with an inebriate a few days since on tho vile habit of drinking spirits Why said he in reply water is gerous very drowns lie gets into their chests leada and then too it makes that al steam that's always blowing a feller IMPORTANT ir The Chronicle The bridegroom neglects the printer must not expect to je happy in his domestic relations It ma been tried again and again but always with the same untoward Ye young old ones too are contemplating matrimony iced the warning and be wise Scotch blacksmith being asked He meaning of metaphysics explained t as follows When the party tbat ena ken what the party means and when party who ken what is Six red and five white flag of Libf ria
