Sauk County Democrat (Newspaper) - September 13, 1855, Baraboo, Wisconsin PECK AND TO NORTH If 0 SOUTH NO EAST MO WEST BUT THE UNION UMBER THE B L H E RS A N D P R YOL 1 A Y NO 6 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT SAUK CO WIS OJ V Victor E Peck James I Dennis -One Dollar and Fifty Cents per Terms in advance Terms of One Column one year i 11 six months t three months Half six months K it three months Quarter of a Column one year six months IE three months Oue Square one year three or weeks 8.00 1.00 Business Cards with the paper one year without the paper Advertisements at tho legal rales Tob of all kinds done in the best style and on the shortest notice cheaper man at any other office hi this State Office B new Drug Store South east corner of the Public Square AN HOUSE BY Q J I WIS Division will meet at 6 o'clock on day evening of each week at their room over Taylor's O Brothers come Baraboo Jan 16 IS 5 Would be Better for it 11 Y M M COB B If men cared less for wealth and fame And less for battle fields and glory If writ ia human hearts a name Seemed better than in song and story If men instead of nursing pride Would learn to hate and abhor it If more relied On love to guide The world would be better for it If men dealt less in stocks and lands And more in bonds and deeds fraternal If Love's work had more willing hands this world to the supernal If men stored up oil and wine And on bruised human heads would pour it If yours and mine Would once combine The world would be better for it II more would act the play of Life And fewer spoil it in rehearsal If Bigotry would sheathe its Till Good become more universal If Custom gray with ages grown Had fewer blind men to it If talent shone In Truth alone The world would better for it If men were wise in little things Affecting less in all their dealings had rusted strings To isolate their kindly feelings If men when beats down the Right Would strike together and restore it It Right made Alight In light The would be the better for it A Terrible place in Virginia hand Unless attacked to irnrnediatnlv the pain extends up the arm or leg nnd gradually over the entire body Internal fever ensues while the skin and extremi ties are icy cold The first effort is to bring about a reaction by wrapping the patient in ice followed by hot mustard applications object being to produce spiration which it successful is followed by a cure Very liule if any medicine is needed or allowed except perhaps n slight tonic c From the Courier and Enquirer The Abdication of Santa Anna Among our telegraphic this morning will be found an important one from New Orleans conveying the gence that Santa Anna hns signed his ab- dication nnd embarked at Vera Cruz from Havana This is indeed and around turn in the ever revolving wheel of the fortunes of Mexico And it is a round turn also in Santa Anna's wheel of fortune which hns not censed turning in opposite lions for last thirty years bringing him now at the top and then whirling to the bottom Although a poor imitation of Louis in ability he the in the mutability of fortune He came into public life in the yeas 1821 when having ed the from Vern Cruz he to he of that city but was deposed in He then raised a republican banner ride and overthrew into Colt's Pistol Factory A Hartford correspondent writes to the Rochester Democrat of this wonderful es for the manufacture of Cull's Hartford Conn Aug 22 For a time past Mr Cuh has tured his in the lower part of the city and employed some five The works not being large enough for the demand he has chased two hundred acres on the river and built a dyke four rods broad and three miles in its whole ly secures the intervals from being over- flowed by river Within he has erected an extensive range the main one being 500 feel long and GO wide four stories high The wings of is the main biddings are 500 and forty wide giving a frontage to the of fifteen hundred feet The engine massave one of 350 horse power whole is heated by steam for forges is feet long The The Ho 34 Of Freo STA TKD on or fail moon in each month at their room Post Ail brothers af place invited D K J S I PI more a GUP IT pro as In he thn of Counsellors at Law 1 TJJ ij t ij -z i iJ Co will intend promptly n and locate warrants n on maps its subject lo entry and i and Mission and oilier business in he of Farms hinds property lia Attorney at Law BARABOO WIS I R ATT AND LAW Bamboo NVif.c.o'iisiti Office of the Deeds H C L A R K V Attorney and Counsellor Co All business intrusted to wil receive prompt attention Norfolk and Portsmouth i hove suffered terribly since the appear I his purpose of the this and the in all classes of been A writer from Norfolk on the nil gives a of the pros eni of A sabbath stillness only bv iho oi doctors chaises the he and sick j sent fi is open on j i hot or lor in ss portions oi Lulls to and so iho There is i quorum ui tors in of ibn only two or city rift in the city look around their churches in vain foe their pn newspapers daily accumulate on doorsteps and e.-i want of gaunt and in Virginia followed and republicanism not suiting he became a lender of the Federalist party But and to his estate nt In 1828 he again appeared on the scene once boring to support against Pod about the O Several blocks ere erected for dwellings for the workmen The counting room is four stories high far storing pistols should there be a dull time for business Near 2000 persons are employed in all the The orders from European Governments are always a year u head Colt has also another establishment in gland and one in Rusia His profits are immense and it is reported he will be the richest man in the if the Rustfin war should continue five year's Mr Colt is a single gentleman and about of ago Twelve years ogo lie was penniless Ten years ago Colt had hard work to raise now ha can easily raise as thousands Tlis History c-f the Eat army nnd was At the next election Anna The rat is one of the most on the globe In Europe he chosen Pi D who tonk nri and held o makes h hordes of peculiar rat in their IKUS seen the rat of he sent eve U wai widow and ABBOTT ATTORNEYS A N D- COUNSELLORS AT Will practice in the Sank Dane and C Madison J II Prairie du Sac MASON Quincy Adams County Wis Keep on hand government maps and Will procure pension locate land enter lands titles pay taxes arid transact all business in the line of startles solitary and all is gloom and grief almost without hope Never has Norfolk received such a tion before It is to k O O hie is to the guo stricken from Richmond Wash New York many upwards oi forty thousand sent forward for purposes -o other J B Attorney and Law Land Sank Wis entrusted to attention re- of Ike e one door south of the Ohio Store ere he I attend 10 all business to hi joh as he collection of debts taking the Mortgages CHARLES COWI ES M AND Office at u er of Brood way ami Sixth streets Baraboo Wisconsin and from all quarters pouring in Another and later correspondent says in the papers in regard to are not on they convey a idon the actual of things can not imagine a more sad and spectacle than Norfolk presents at tins Tho houses and places of husi ness aro nil two thirds of iho in habitants or fled tho si roots nnd market placed urid gloom and consternation everywhere by a 1 night to see a ple of patients and I absurd you that phased the streets and we did not meei or see a single soul during our footsteps sounded and res u nn out h UTI hn v caused n number who such an ion of io go asid n new government A- arid his by being taken He however soon r el rased and th next we hoar of him is fighting in in de fence of Vera Cruz against th French Out of that IIP cum minus one leg and in until 18 1.1 when l he r once him top to its bottom But it soon him back nnd in there lining wn eon United and Mexico with m K n met oral Taylor with fou and was fie defeated at Corro Gordo nnd on tjie o the Mexicans bavin Goths the Vandals and the Eu- and the great rat rope now has its tar sewer is ol origin The rat arid its of the Parisian Again the turned ire again made President MACKLIM Millinery Dressmaking ULD be pleased to the Stunner with a good New York and all branches of- style I beauty to order Fashionable IJS i The undersigned inform citizens of Baraboo and vicinity for shaving hair hair and best in B building by H L Jailor and is confident that he cnn please sounded ominously upon the Not a single light could in the houses by which we past indeed it needed a glimpse in the moonlight of n vulture to realize picture of an Eastern stricken I is not abating in tho least From nil that learn I convin there are six hundred down with it This in a population now reduced to In tho hotel where are a sloping there one last Tho is intense nnd the atmosphere at night is charged with malaria The of the is by the it is pronounced by Dr tbo same that that city iri find to vvhich the Creoles the the Gome r And give rne a call -4 J KELLY Baraboo April 1805 It seemes to differ from he old of yellow fever in of in- nnd in tho which of is many of its victims die within a hours Of aUrick The symptoms are simply n sharp acuto nain like pain or a shock in some of the body Por Barclay was attacked I by what felt to him like n severe blow up on the fight Others are a sharp pain across the knuckles of the n by which as one of the results of victory ibe Suites the golden Ian of California But Santa Anna's trouble and not ky the of the American troops fr ico Internal revolution ngain ohl'p to and he retired to King sum and llion to Now whore ho became a trade rmd But soon rha whee again nnd brought him the Presidential Mexico which h soon into the seat if and Empe ror which in its turn hns now sunk under him nnd he is now on way to to be and to do what conjecture to is equally at fault what will be tbe next change in the affairs of Mexico Son In Anna has deported the ol confusion nrn still in fuP South revolutionists and American Filibusters leagued er in she North nnd all eager for the be the midshipman asked a priest to tell between a priest and jackass gave it up One n cross on his back and tho other on his said the midshipman Now said the tell mo the difference between a mnn and jackass The it asked what it was The said he did tiot kuow of any A GANOID you think I'll get snin a culprit to his counsel think you the other for see two men jury who are opposed o hanging A DRY SUMMER IN RUSSIA The hent and drought in southern Russia have been so intense that no on o expects more than very moderate crops nnd hence tho price of corn has considerably raised both nt Taganrog and Odessa recent date and brown rat otherwise known as the rnt has established itself all world bv the commerce of civilized it bus had possession of the hist six or within ii has found its master in the Muscovite and rai called the rat of These now rats previously unknown to Europe descended from tho heights of the great central of Asm from which the Hun and Mongol descended who spread and left and look possession of Home on the one hand and Pekin on the The of the Muscovite rat in Fran e commenced with the tion of the brown or Norman rat that rat has almost disappeared and is found cabinets of the curious Js while the in- Basing in and The R ho iho cat and ihs child Tiie corpse of Ml man is a dainty for this beast ys commences by eating the Its tooth is and from derive most of this states thai he lias known of of of the leg by the bite rat Tire cat turns upon this rat in it most ferocious stole A good rat terrie is the best destroyer but rat aro eat one duels indulge i i broils and intestine feuds and grand battles Were i otherwise they would make world ai unpleasant place for man to live in We should have to fight our way and not un like the A of once should be fp m our beds a midnight by an of rats arid upon the spot emblem of tier nnd cannibal and a lo the principle of war spoliation Will it ever disappear POPULARITY OF NAPOLEON at the present New York Commerce says A- some months resided in Paris and in the Pacific tells us that the popularity s knows no that the cherish him as careful guardian vould a beloved and that hia pro servation and the tranquility of France are considered identical tho vith which ho holds to iho English ce thai he must power over the trench long since n trip to establish the line dividing arid Oregon Territories which lies in North lat and erecting a stone slab with the letter U on one side and O on the other i ry of revivalist not of him of what the close of one of his meetings was in the habit of addressing this congregation in this am now pray and I want all that desire to be their names on a piece of paper On this occasion Which we refer to there was at once sent up to the desk a pile of little slips of paper with name on whose behalf a he said with the Almighty A pause soon ensued when he em pray for five sand just as easy as 1 can for a Send em up I gel up and name the Want for At this stage of the a man whom we shall call stal of six and a half feet in ings a notorious unbeliever a con- firmed to in the the congregation a mark for and the winks and smiles pi the auditory Mr want you to pray foi Jim Thompson The reverend petitioner sow from the excitement in the audience that was undoubtedly a hard case What is your name sir and who is Mr It's Jim Thompson he keeps a tarvern down in and I keep a lic house a little below him He ia an in fern and I want you to giye him a said Mr you faith in the efficacy of That is neither here nor te 1 you to tiy it or Chief Engineer of the Eusian J has Tateh been of the Navy The cir cii instances with his appoint ment have all the interest of a romance mid we give them as taken from the bany A Two or three pgo when crossing the in the Line steamer of which he was first engineer there was on board of Congres it was them to visit the room and iu do ing so became acquainted with Mr T who as their intimacy ripened they soon discovered to be a mechanic genius o no mran pretensions In the course of conversation had Mr T v en I u red to give 1 1 i s i d e a s u p o the 1 h en be tween nnd and also tho result would be in event a nd F ranee shou Id espouse the cause o Turkey Lie considerably up on Navy and Way what might and to b done At the drawn up tho Con gressmen uvid upon their arrival at don received the signature of tho It was v to this where itf received en of many met and was finally despatched lo the laVe A bout a yea r M r Thompson leit tl Paci fie and emba r k ed i si ness i rt M h if city tie had until last week he was by the of a- h uge r Imperial Goal of making him offer have T the next day j wont down to New York to consult Mr and with C has Ambrotype Gutting artist of gen i ming and most are left How different did the art come to us in its infancy the pictures t h e n m ode w e re bu l m i s l y s h ad ci du i discer na ble in a1 certain arid in a of light which are needed be as well as philosopher p ictu res taken by -I h is new p i bold and distinct as ten times the naturalness They have the relief of statuary a seem to k f t he n t We cannot discover pro and and the Marseilles The following paragraph from tne respondent of the New York Courier Enquirer will convey a tolerable idea of the wonderful of Madame RacheL hi i is almost a voyage across Atlantic to hear the Marseillaise or rather Declined by Rachel on the boards of the Theatre de In the hps of this first tragic actress of the it ceases to be a patriotic song and comes a tragic poem of seven magnificent each Word of which strikes upon the ear like of a trumpet Ra chel seems to been made for such parts an ted Greek statue so classical are her tures so perfect in her form so severe and she with the nary ers of She comes the stage with bent and arms down face y pale look that tells of mingled anguish ance and despair In tones rigid she begins to fields and villages of man and ravished women or nature aoon her form itself and sways from side to side beneath the folds of jier tunic her voice gains and ness her eyes glitter in their her brow writhes with deadly hate her nostrils her hps curl her heaves and she becomes Passion mortal passion vitiated by earthly but the pure passion of a proud spirit maddened to by burning and ing sense l ently i Invoking and inspired by the sacred love of country and she the deathless resolution de les venger ou de Jes and with tho immortal confidence and holy fervor of soul willing if need be to meet mars she waves with naked arm the fatal and on hef knees her drapery through r i ton Post gossip is troubled nn ng and the young ICing that latter looks that would render him an ble husband pr s m 01 h e r ep 6 1 of her m Stilus debarred Allying wi or cere t i if Iha bay I inig ihs that is a s ia a ire mken upon glass by a ly di from any inci In so ft n ess a h y en g w h i c h V h uma n kill and ingenuity has yet Bad for the or four whiskey Musi be I Nay For a The cholera is at J n P Y v town nearly de only and unable to attend to hia
