Sauk County Standard (Newspaper) - February 15, 1854, Baraboo, Wisconsin c LIBERTY AND AND INSEPARABLE Payable in J t c IT IV BARABOO COUNTY 15 1854 NUMBER 17 Business Directory K PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT SAUK__COUNTY WIS and FIFTY CENTS in s Two be charged if not strictly in advance each REPORT Of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors from December 1852 to December Sank County Expenditures J H Rork witness april term II i It will lr advisements will be continued until ut HOUSE KR East skle of the public squ Every attention wil are a hostler GRIFFITH ADAMS Wis House has been and very throughout nnd as for fccc the are un- in of tho country and bri tors are determined Unit on please date mch april 53 53 april Jas Riley F H Fox i Bridget Hawkins Geo Hawkins Michael Carey Randall sept o2 Oliver Randall Geo Amos n Seymour Chas R M strong sept McLaughlin Printing 250 blank subpoenas summons declarations witness recognizances 52 isi Wholesale Dealers in BOO PS A iVD Leather find No Water street Milwaukee Wisconsin E 220 250 250 200 100 100 100 100 1000 100 5.58 3.47 3.00 2.00 2.00 AND COUNSELLORS RYERS LAW and 10.25 210.00 540 Putnam's store Bamboo Sank Co Business entrusted to their care attended to J S G STEVENS STRWART to C p J entrusted our care will r Particular attention given debts and remitted Noun AND AT UAW practice in the Sauk Dane and I du Sao 10.00 C I R w ANO Office iit his residence C.'.mer of Broodway and Sixth streets Wisconsin for the Slate of New Wisconsin f AT LAW Office at the the Register of Deeds for ana Counsellor at Law Sauk All business intrusted to his care will prompt attention TIN'S of Land Warrants on land to for cash or locate on E P SPENCER OF DEEDS Baraboo Sauk Co in the in tuv t of Court House where he may always found during office hours ly in advance 1st 1851 tax title deeds county orders Publishing annual account oi Board Publishing ot county board Advertising tax list 2100 at lOc advertising heading to same advertising tax list 680 descriptions at 20 cents will bo 1 heading to the same special meeting of board is election notice 2.00 printing blank Gould Printing blank county orders ii 200 Fee bills at c naturalizations W W Noyes Co printing 500 ts 500 tax reefs Curtis Bates expenses for ment funds expenses to to pay state Methodist Episcopal of building for holding term of circuit court occupied L week use of said building grand jury said term do do for grand jury at sept term Geo Hoi ah up chimney to the clerk's office J Ii Davis repairing wall white washing treasurers D H door to office 50 R M Brown son 1 ream w paper W D Stanley 1 door lock to court room door 1 n latch i ream w paper I box steel pens 1 doz pen holders Ib H Grotta paper for Circuit court A Whittemore 2 doz rolls at I deed book H 1 alphabet 2 reams ruled paper 2 blotting wrapping P O 2 boxes pens 14 Ib wafers envelopes 500 doors L F COOK Y AT LAW Notary Public Land Agent etc Office with Clerk of rt Baraboo W is Will lands lilies execute deeds Bonds attend payment of taxes etc reasonable Also agent for New i Fire Insurance company audU ife Insurance Annuity and Trust company M G AT LAW AND LAND AGENT L attend lo all business of his profession in y part of the United States Land and Pensions for soldiers of the 12 will promptly attend to payment of for non-residents and others F HI ROM A LID CO arid Retail Deader in MRS ware Knut A NOYES MISS M M ILD call the attention of the ffb her rooms now in Taylor's Bank building up stairs maybe found Pictures the notice and in a pot to be excelled ed August 24 Patronage Dressmakers BARABOO WIS done to and most H L 20 75 1 book i alphabet 1 index D 1 doz rolls bottles arnolds ink J box for blank E paid for feighl on from making an abstract of record of 30 marriages certificate to the same 75 33 14.00 50 25 recording certificates from 5th of nov 52 to July 16 53 16 making transcript of record 51 marriage index thereto certificate to the same paid express session laws paid express viz freight on private and local acts recording marriage certificates from July 16 W to dec 19 30 in no E P Forayth 1 desk for registers office allowed John Taylor 1 sett chairs apl term circuit court 3 ap term Geo VV Brier 1 for ap term circuit Pauper Account to wit Medicine and services rendered 75 Car Etiquette The Syrncusn Evening Chronicle tells the following good slory ll is a very common lo see two enter n railroad car half fin hour before lime for leaving throw hack of one over so as to sil vis-a-vis lumber lh spare the sudden retribution that had tin common enemy were vainly lo concent heir merriment you I never was so insulted in It's ihn passengers to permit it Conductor wo ugh Where's the conductor We'll see if indies rire lor the the the before birth of Phoenicians came all the w Asio through the What ore the peculiar qu 1 1 is softer gold s nnd so malleable that it inn Tint the cars with impunity Fetch on conductor snys the tell us n in a Out bounded the in n She'd ruther upon the track than fill with such it ruse over the revolving hack removed the In the on which her nnd was sitting placed old mid his wife who him with nn reliance upon his inlo the vacated and returned quietly to his own sent with nir of n man who has rved his generation The ejected soon returned lo the side of her com- npd in n nnd mood retained her place lo the close of the journey and Tin i i i v-i L I 1 W i J room with shawls and bandboxes jm like to have then when the cnrs begin lobe ed up every precaution to prevent nny one occupying what be vacant seats and in instances com- pelling passengers lo stand when n spirit of would allow them a comfortable position persons should be informed by the conductor that when they buy ticket the purchase of the car is not included None nl us but have had similar seen PS come under our notice ed at this moment of a singular ment un the part an individual n the which came under our observation n few weeks ment which combined in a striking degree at once the executive in person of a single righter of human wrongs Two ladies fashionably dressed and intelligent hut of the species in- had taken their seats in the cars facing each other and out in the greatest possible extent what they ed their though the party them were far worthier thai name tlv shawls es little so to exclude nil comers from the two vacant seats The become I were stand ing and ninny were the cations the unoccupied places re lo but all to no purpose When last an elderly gentleman and his in meekly a place the young lady who sat with her face the passengers to lady of new comers to sit opposite ier but no mortal would she permit to oc the seal by her side Consequently the husband was compelled o find an ylum in some remote part of car The indignation of the by time attained to about the murmuring but things went on in this way a lew lions further when a looking chap who sat opposite the What is Copper 7 Copper is a very useful metal of a in-own color us may be seen in a new cent It is but eight times heavier than water It is easily wrought into into conking and other vessels Does easily It dors nnd the rust of it green anc having a disagreeable odor is Clipper in sheets is often used the bottoms of ships n thickness is Foil 1 Foil of silver or tin is a thin if either foil is so thin that one of it laid one Hie chief mate say SUPERSTITION OF Some months cut clergyman took t York home brig of New The voyage w as an exceedingly rough was nothing but storm the sailors knowing that there was a clergyman on baard declared that he the oid parson was the cause of all One night during ft us man lay in his berth he form a thickness of only one inch Is gold loaf thinner than tin foil I1 Gold leaf is so thin as to leaves to make nn inch of and silver foil requires leaves How is Tin used Tin is used for the coating or lining of copper vessels and spread upon sheets of what is called Tin These plates together makes many useful things How are these They are united in seams these seams are joined by a mixture of melted and tin called Solder This into searn and when cements pieces of tin you seen any thing made of tin 1 have seen boxes kelties candlesticks and Mrs Guide to Knowledge Why is Copper a-i used 1 Because H is smooth and passes easily through water arid also p the it covers from certain worms that would else bore into it Are Cooking Vessels made of Copper 1 They are but are generall lined with tin if any acid like vinegar is put into an untinned copper vessel it makes the rust of copper which is a poison Poison en inio the create sickness sometimes cause death How is Copper converted to Brass 1 BV mixture with metallic Brass is of a golden yellow color nnd when highly polished very J or side of hammering but ed to visited by a sudden inspi malleable and must be tho wrought hat Countries aflord Copper T Some parts of England and Copper is said to abundantly on the I bin borders of Lake Superior in United T placent and said in a that would have a we cnn make a better than this to hov old and his wife sil together I should Now vou nnd this other Stales What is Zinc 1 Zinc is a metal found often mingled wilh sulphur or carbon turn over this seat and sit together and -is the sums substance as C harcoal bin of I'll fetch old and set him ion so finely other down of his woman With a superciliousness beau- to her ladyship replied No thank yon sir I svant seal for my baggage and 1 shall not give il up to and up nose into an angle of persisted that don't seem lhat you should cannot A containing carbon is ns Zinc ant Carbon ure a of Zinc is this Carbonate of Z nc it is Calamine and is found in the Sute of New Jersey Ziric may be rolled nut into F- r is I extensively used for gass pipes people estimate the ability of a and the industry and outs uf by i lie Editorial it contains It is comparatively an easy tusk fora frothy writer to pour put daily columns of words upon any and all His ideas may flow in wishy washy everlasting his of language may enable him string together I ike punches ol onions uid yet his paper may bn a meagre and pour Bui what is the toil of sucb man who displays his leaded matter largely to that of the judicious editor who exercises his vocation with an hourly consciousness of his and duties and devoies himself to the conducting of his paper with cure and assiduity that a sensible lawyer bes a suit or n humane an upon a patient without regard lo show or Indeed the mere writing part of editing a paper is but a small lion of ho work The care the lime em- ployed in collecting more important and the fact of a good editor is beaer known bv his selections than any thing and that nil know is half But as we have said an editor ought to be estimated and his labors understood and appreciated by conduct of paper its ione its its uniform its principles and aims its manli its dignity nnd propriety To pre- serve these as they should be preserved is enough to occupy fully the lime and at tention of any man If to this be added the Of the newspaper which most editors have to encounter the most wonder is how they find time lo write at National The men work well but they swear iha tempest is raised because Carson is on board replied the with a oath 1 begin to it myself I wish the oid fellow was at the button the sen Whereat the of the old man begaa to sink within him He knew not what lo rolled on this side then on that At last a sudden idea struck him and arose from his berth and said I will even do as Jonah will go on deck and tell those misguided men that they may throw me into the sea if by so doing they believe that their lives and their owner's property can be saved ha added with a sigh fear me that there can be no whales hereabouts The good parson dressed himself and made his way as bast he could to the deck The wind howled the rain fell in tho ran mountains high and a upon the deck the spray flew over the parson and well choked him The old mnn stood a moment- in pense After n moment He turned and carefully crept down back stairway saying to himself believe I had better take a pleasant night for Jas Doct B FMills medicine arid services rendered to Jas Doct H medicine add attendance to Jas Bovier Ezra Noyes Putnam moving Jaa vierto Baraboo Joseph J Shourds boarding Jas Bovier from may 20 wks taking care and wailing upon vier 20 days nights at washing clothes furnish do 99 than copper rust iron What is Lead and less liable to I uu 11 J i- r er up a hull sera with little lur ol when is so scarce em up His lhan and onto a nail em under ye sel em ways to fix it Snap went ngam and up ed ine as she shall do no such thing sir nnd over I'll be to you if you'll just your own business yon see I've set my onto fixing this and it don't seem s though I think of being Andj I've up my mind that unless you so 1 shall be obliged to give up my sent to the old so's to bring him ns nigh ns possible to his wife nnd 1 shall have to comR and sit along ymt I but you'd like I'm considered some among the girls A look of determination began now to glenm from the corrugated face of the countryman young with mingled alarm and indignation hastened to better inko whac you do sir I'm riot lo be insulted with ty Oh I'm wer ns he led the old to his own nnd immediately crowding in a place by the side of the voting lady This movement she strenuously when her with his brawny arm he lifted her up as i hough she were n planted her down the fun her end of the seal nnd settled himself in said he that's the Now let's hev n little turn o talk You'll find me one of fellows you see conversation The render may well suppose there were and struggles and eyes that flashed through tears and threats of by the quantity white the gerson every side staggered by Crom boldness of this coup and more than doubtful of its propriety but IB spite their Lead is a blue metal so soft as to rub off un and lo one's nail It is highly but not it ran be made White loud ductile tu admit of being drawn in- 11 wire Load to artificial 1 e- used painters Red lead also n painter's color nnd Litharge a preparation of it used in the arts W hat are I ho Calces of Lend 1 Calces is the plural of Calx Calces ol lead are such particles causes to rise on the surface of lead the whole substance of lead convertible to by con burning A certain portion lead into tho composition of the nest glass In countries is Lead is more in use than uny ex- Iron it is found in hind and Scotland in the Stale ot Illinois Thick bars lend intended for sole are Pigs What is tho in lend called MB is tha Plumber the Plumper makes the leaden which convey water to our kitchen and baths and nre called tha Waste pipes which carry er out the drain or sewer of houses is the Sower A Sewer is a dug out and stoned on the bottom arid betow tha surface of is A Sewer besides carrying s- watt r away refuse sub which might else injure the health of families What is Tin 1 It is a white metal which when looks like silver it is contained in inexhaustible mines in in land nnd in the peninsula of Malacca Were the mines of Cornwall known in igencer A T A While the last was flourishing there dwelt in what is now the city not a mile Boston nn rp ilent widow lady who once afforded a queer manifestation of thai odd compound uf nature It was Christmas of thope old fashioned winters which were so b ter cold The old lady put on nn extra shawl arid as she hugged her shivering rams to her faithful negro servant It's a terrible cold night i am afraid my poor neighbor widow Green must suturing Take the row fill it full of od pile on a load and tell woman keep herself warm and comfortable you go Scip put some wood on fire arid ninke of- hase lust orders were duly obeyed nnd the old lady was thoroughly warmed both inside and out and now the trusty Scipio was about to depart on his errand of mercy when considerate mistress interposed AN when you do you menn to be a or keep a confectionary up mind Tom nia wants me be a- minister Oh don't be a Joe for you can't go to circuses then 41 know that Tom but a minister ma is the best profession You know bow Mrs Pretty face and wouldn't you like to Perhaps 1 should but then you can't fast On yes you can ministers drive horses days and when they a attack the shippers send them on a foreign tour then he gets remembered in wills and often nice and ma says it won't belong before every minister has his country seat and a collegian to write hit Won't that be high Tom and the in- in another game of marbles A MINISTER knew n boy who hud such for the ministry that he used often to get his mates together and preach to them from some elevated position On one he mounted the highest beam in his father's horn nnd while to his oratory by a desperate gesture he lost hie and fell a distance of some twenty feet striking his seat of honor upon barn floor thought the juvenile er as he gathered himself up nnd tie house It was the last sermon he ever preached His clerical ideas forsook him and the last we heard of him he editing n paper somewhere in the eastern part of county again Stop Stop weather has moderated You now the At n suit tried in the town of Randolph in Co nn In- brought forward as a expressionless face and the general unmeaningness of his whole de- meanor gave rise to a serious doubt in the mind of the Court as to the of testimony Accordingly lie wasnak ed what ihn would if he should tell a falsehood while under oath The countenance of Indian brightened a little ns ha replied in a solemn Well if I teli n lie guess I be put be then I ketih it The witness was permitted lo proceed snid an unfortunate creditor who had but of Sir ynur compliments nre unlike our are paid handsome PURGATORY An Italin noble being at church one day nnd finding a priest who begged for the souls in a piece of gold Ah my Lord the good lather you have now delivered The Count threw upon the plate another piece Here is another soul said the priest Are you positive of inquired the priest 1 am certain the are now in heaven Then said Count suiting the action to the wurd take back money for it signifies ing to you now seeing that hava already got to no danger of their returning You are a said a Londoner to a poor countryman I nothing to do with Tarn a 1 Guilty or not guilty ff asked a justice guilty Den what you do herel Gro about your bigness What will Russia do 1 To this ing question among of foreign fairs literally most irreverently used very often f Nick only knows V how very j I've left Prayer Books al J Well do tell me u my bonnet The man to out his own iven it op country ing in fa years old and to
