Whitewater Register (Newspaper) - October 17, 1857, Whitewater, Wisconsin PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY EC L L BL Editors and Proprietors Office Jn Hall's Block corner First and CO WIS TERMS OF Tire REGISTER be furnished to Office and Subscribers at Si 50 anil to who receive their papers by Garner at 00 per annum all to be made in advance To Clergymen and 00 per annum paper continued after the expiration of the ticas paid for TERMS OF ADVERTISING lin's or less make a Square One square one week two three four weeks Each insertion up to month One square nme months One column one year Half column one Quarter column one car column one v SPECIAL NOTICED including advertisements of Con- Jcc per u at these To Advertisers occupy me not than one- fourth of a column with of changing as often a- a deduction from the rates will be made be restricted to their and all notices ol partnership to bo charged extra Legal Notices published at Statute prices not exceeding lines in length in- in this column at 00 per 3 tar line Si 00 not with will be published until and charged All transient not from regular must be patd tor when should be 1 to II L b II Whitewater worth Co WHITEWATER REGISTER STRANGE IF TRITE 1 33 1 75 J 00 25 7 00 10 00 12 00 75 00 40 00 00 lb 00 VOL 1 WHITEWATER WIS SATURDAY OCTOBER 17 1857 NO 30 WATCHMAKER ANU JEWELER 1st W T HAVE OX A LARGE JL of and of M V nnd I shall ell fiom this date throughout the ind Summer cheap for Gold and Pencils Cuff and som Gent's Kar Kings Uelt and Fob Sleeve A FEW GOOD CLOCKS On and for alu cheap and Pocket n Ware or retail supplied batches and repaired in the possible manner PHOTOGRAPHY TO THE T T of aud Unit she ha fitted u car ut her residence on the Corner of Third anil Center Streets Where slit i1 prepared to take Aid till the types of the without to the I attention to the of i of Children i 14 REGISTER JOB OFFICE The Proprietors of the furnished their Office with a of thi newest und mott of Type Cuts are now prepared to do all of Hook Job and Fancy IQ the manner and at rates low as can ti m this section AH of Posters Cards Pamphlets Law Blanks Checks Letter Heads Notes Ball Tickets Business Cards arid oi done neatness and COLORS done well at any in u all in of Job to call and examine out and of H L i L H ICE CREAM SALOON j COTT I A T HIS HOTEL OPPOSITE THE POT up an Ite foe the nee of Ladies and Gentlemen can be ut ail with an excellent a title nnd be mate tnd retired be promptly attention paid to comfort 0 NAN CO IT 14 ESTABLISHMENT T n i Corner 1st anil Streets Mte the Post Office i Whitewater Wisconsin ir C HUMANITY OX oT anil BUSINESS CARDS M BRANCH Jc CO in ind mid FrmO in Street itt r Wi Jii m the fret A n c- Mrt and Cap- Carpi t More next door to Corner Mi n 1 to let for the ucco on of riding HOUSES rb ti id tiling HI order HORSES Ike following lines are a translation of a no- ble poem by Gottfried the German et patriot was from a sian dungeon by Carl Schurz Upon the hoary earth already countless nations been enrolled And holocausts to gods been offered Enthroned on altars manifold Again the pious will hereafter To God still fairer altars build And soi rows yet unknown be suffered And with new joys the heart be filled It blinda me not With Lore's affection The strife of Time I gaze upon destinies and nations Humanity rolls smoothly on I know that ne'er a day hath broken Which gladdened not one single That ne'er a spring hath followed winter But with a song the world it blessed I know that from the goblet's flowing Conceptions past creative rise I know that in a woman's kisses A gentle of lies I know that everywhere the heavens darkly frown now smile so bright That everywhere mi eye believing Beholds the starry hosts of night Thus tis the some the same forever That thrills through human breast I but brothers cr Mine 03 ea upon the earth-ball rest A link of that gieat chair which bindeth The future to the past I And the warring surges rescue The of Humanity FINANCIAL CRISIS tnd t irt srn u hiu hum 0 7 1 11 the of i 1 WHITEWATER HOTEL Milin Street M Wisconsin CLEUS FIND TUiS HOUSE From the New The present financial crisis is compared to those of and but except in the bare fact of in- of commerce there is no great resemblance between tbe cases They present indeed a striking of ity in commencement their progress and the phenomena by they are at- right and left the money bad in Europe and that the day of reckoning had taken us by surprise But on the other hand never was a time in the history of the country in which the great body of the farming interest the basis of our industrial pyramid stood on a more solid foundation In the first place they in hand at this moment the largest crop of grain ever produced in the try and instead of being without any market for their products as in the cases above enumerated there is abroad and at home a demand for all they have In consequence of the fit of commercial epi- lepsy under we are suffering un- der the influence of which instead of ing on in the regular discharge of their functions a portion of the community have lost their powers of apprehension and do nothing but foam at the mouth and utter horrid there is to be sure a temporary stoppage in the circulation of these products hut it is impossible with the veins thus supplied with healthy blood that the heart should forever continue to refuse the fulfillment of its functions or that these products should not presently find its way to the To effect this tion our railroads facilities far beyond anything we ever sessed before Our farmers who tute the mass of our consumers are at this moment better a series of years of unexampled er and more able to pay their debts than in any former crisis and if they do not pay them and thus furnish the country mei chants with the means of meeting their obligations and putting a large part ol our suspended firms on their legs again it will be because there is not in the country Yankee ingenuity enough to rig up some sort of a temporary in place of the regular apparatus which the sudden commercial storm has carried over- board Now is the time for the TERRITORY I Kf and ner of Main and V it Law cor- ind In public of coin c regard to the tumid to and from M II Grocer ami and More on street at the hr id of the M Having a assortment Hr nil on j to the hand a of the public patronage j 1 1 Go o tr OXG vn Produce 7 Ci 1l mid the Corn nil on cw ror of Cr i n or Eli 11 X 31 CO WHITEWATER 33 F CO CO in I Retail in A No 2 tr t Mam strut i and i n or the t J5 o i Main m nil kn U I th on h md ii nf ou i i be m put ol 11 riMe h to 1 J L of and t tiling that Custom wink to the ig Unt j of St NEW Me I'll me II V in ta j attended j to Mid moderate tin wiH be n in the U in BAKERY ifc Co's Clothing More I WILL ut the old bf h irul line I hull toolt u can bf it till 1 at n J ic ith i ami Shop on hand All r to repaired Shop on a north of the Depot E A it Co No- 1 nml 2 Commonwealth Whitewater Wholesale null r in Domestic Milliard Tin Waru anil 1 E J S C A Co in mil Domestic Dry nnd of AUO in all of Produce I H We Must Eat to NEW MEAT MARKET tAKE hia Meat MarKc t near 11 Torn 1 Ii In li non- to c ind oil i n t o a on e w t h all I and at to o Roasts Glutton Veal ami in short n tended In all cases above pd the difficulty originated and first dis- played itself not great capitalists and speculators and corporations at tho top as it of the commercial pyramid when knocked off is not so very difficult to replace The difficulty from 1814 to 1810 vras tho and giving way of the great agricultural basis upon which all the other industrial interests ot this country and indeed of all countries rest as their foundation In the first place the trouble was caused by tbe ing to our of the foreign for gidin and our shipping and 1 commercial interest of tbe vast carrying Timber I at least lor those now which together hnd for twenty pre- proved a mine of wealth to the country The embargo the and finally the war had greatly curtailed and eaten up the profits thence demed and when the general peace in Europe fallowed and it the of the foreign demand for provisions and the great curtailment ot the carrying tiade the business of tho United States failed at its foundation There was no longer adequate reward for labor The farmer could not sell bis produce and of course could nut pay his debts Uis failure to pay made the country keepers fail to pay the city merchants of they had purchased The city thus became unable to pay ber now our Among the items of intelligence from California is one to the effect that the of Carson Valley have held a ing and resolved to petition Congress for a separate territorial organization The sons assigned by the petitioners for de- manding a separation from Utah as we learn from our California exchanges are that they dislike the Mormons and have now no political communication with the authorities at Salt Lake and during the winter could hsue no communication if they wished it A government is sary to them their population is large and rapidly increasing and they need protection against rascals within and In- dians without The majority of the in- habitants of Carson and the adjacent valleys arc Gentiles and do not wish to have Mormon s over them Neither class of the population pays any attention to the enactments of the territorial of Utah The Mormons regulate all their business affairs by certain rules of the church in social toms they conform to the usages of their Gentile The California papers object to the boundaries proposed for the which embrace an extent of country as large as California and includes a settlement in Virgin Valley which is as far from Carson Valley as Caison Valley is from Salt Lake City The Carson Valley people estimate the number of white inhabitants in the posed Territory at and the vallejs near are said to have a population of This is said to be the only fixed point in the estimate population the rest being guessed at and located in valleys near the line or about Honey Lake in California James M Crane was appointed a delegate to bear the petition to Washington and came East in tue last A SIGN OP THE TIMES K ut meat of ith the o HALL HALL S- BAY and in Wet and Dry Store No 3 Central always at tins Street Whitewater i Don't to in the Market if jou a nice eletin piete of Meat CTH bt had at at nnd he liod A v ui tlic lie Ue can in particuliir i will the for Fat t ittle C and L CUTLER j Grocer and Dealer and dt and Store on id Street Depot j T i Wholesale and Retail Dealer in and Garden Stone Wire and tVc Store on Main Street above I v tcr DR H S Surgeon attends to all m line and warrants his work to teeth nud Office in Block Center S General aLcer und in Metropolitan S T DOBELL INFORM i JLL of Whitewater that are now it the old tield i Dobell OX STREET door of CooK Co Store to ith in thu line of s u 1 Loin and in tbe a Ju Co C G tV VMS k Holmes House Glaziers per Sign FRESH AND SALTED MEATS I such as Glutton Pot k Veal Sec i Tallow and Lard on nnd for at the The -t paid for fa 1 leeo imt our in order cleaned and wo til want i or a rich to e u- a respectfully inform Jli and vici on hana and intend to a Shop for the convenience of the Public and shal fict cry in our lino t Ja Centre Street 3 Kast of the From their long m tlie they f confident of giving SA j And hope to merit the faror of the our Hjl t i T Whitewater June 1 1557 PEOPLE'S CHEAP C G PAY Proprietor Basement 3 WHITEWATER WISCONSIN CONSUMPTION CURED AT Dr S get one of S Fitch's Almanacs and Head TUP And you will be satisfied tbat Consumption can be cured We received the ncy of Dr S S Fleet's hare ft fell assortment of tbe 19 COX GAR DAY TKC HAS STOCK I JL of Good toO Bl i door to Cheney Corner Store 3 where he wilt be happy to oM custom and REST OP MANKIND And them than ever for the next be put to New price in to make room for hi Fall and Winter Stock So is Umc to buy goods 2 per cent t hen per before offered in mar feet come to the Cheap Store and be accom A WAHLSTEDT on- this Tall a large and complete assor ment of goods comprising m line an he to sell cheaper than tbe cheapen Look oat Ar his announcements When the Bell Rings for he 13 bound to giro the people more thear money ever before Whitewater 21 1557 ALL TO 0 H OAK Co pay the to O H Cougar thirty days or be mode 0 H ater IJ 1457 THIS CELEBRA received at Drag Store A NEW SUPPLY OF t broad and fa lure and ion of property was the consequence A breakdown of this sort could ot but bo very protracted The com- pyramid wanted something more ban a new topping off It could only be by building anew from the foundation It was only by the process of creating by the ment of a Protective Tariff and the ishment of domestic manufactures king a home market for the products of farmers that commercial prosperity was again reestablished What has been of the nature of the crisis of 1814 and 1819 applies to a great ex- tent to that of 1825 and which was in act but a continuation of the suffered by the patient before the disease was principally ment of genius in the vray of finance trade When the regular commanders give up in despair or step aside and shoot themselves like the English of the Persian expedition then is the time for subalterns to step forward and show what there is in them great for- tunes have vanished or seem to vanish in a very short time It is that in no great length of time the foundations will bo laid of numerous other fortunes quite as large The substance of these fortunes still exists what you please about railroads for instance there they are finished the greater part of them equipped and able to do business that must be done and must be paid for too If they have worked hitherto at rates that do nut pay the remedy is and there can be little doubt that in the hands into which they are now they will be made to pay and at the present prices of stock to pay most Those who become holders of property at ent prices though they take it in of debta at fifty cents or less on the dullar may very possibly discover be- all is over that it was the best ment they ever made Those who have and who have brains beside will not in the present state of things long leaie either the money or the brains idle and it capitalists instead of staring about with a senseless gaze of terror will but apply themselves to reap the harvest fore them they will uot only enrich selves but in contributing to reestablish the functions of they will confer a benefit upon the community PRESERVING GRAPES ALAND SPECULATION Of rival routes between Concord N H and Chicago Illinois a of ton hundred and fifty-two imles one boasts over the of being ten utes This is a fair specimen American character it is a true sign the times a key to much that is strange and mysterious in our financial operations What amount of money has been sunk in constructing these rival What amount is lost daily in running lightning trains on these routes And what for i To save ten minutes of time to go a sand miles ten minutes quicker than your neighbor And what is gained by saving these ten minutes absolutely nothing but just the name And what is lost All that is wurth reckoning in the stability of our financial institutions the permanency of our mercantile and the general credit of our country To rival routes all over our country an inordinate drain Las been made on our capital fundi have been sunk in this form of national ment credit has been stretched till every fibre of confidence is broken and tho falls And all this to save ten utes iu going a thousand miles Will it Before Snuggs liia o pay the Indian woman for the land Sen wanted a slice came o Snuggs and said Mr Snuggs I'd ike to have an interest in your contract and I am willing to pay for it I'll find the money to pay the give you an interest of one-third 1 was willing would Snuggs do hotter than said Taylor wiping the blood from his nose I'll furnish the money and give you half the land sells for when we part with Very replied Simon on- ess some on ye counts me out five dred and furnishes your own money to the land to this patting the saddle and buy it for myself do said Bryan who had been making a calculation on the inside of the crown of his I'll Snuggs the squall v You're the man I'm The land was forthwith fied to Snuggs who immediately trans- ferred to Bryan Now said the Captain everybody's aint If they aint they ought to replied Col Bryan who was de- lighted with liis bargain I think so remarked Snuggs und that's the he continued opening his as I had to act afore you all as if my were full ol gold and silver or else Jose my chance profit here I'll now throw out the rocks and old iron for its mighty tiresome for i and the Captain did throw ou the rocks and old iron for he had not a dollar in the The speculators vanished This here's a mighty hard murmured the Captain to himself ly get along in Ef a feller don't make every edge cut he's in the ground directly It's tile and strive and tussel every way to make an lie continued in a strain of al piety as he threw up and caught a rouleau oi well there is a idence that provides and ef a man will only stand squar up to what's right it will prosper his endeavors to make thing to feed his children on Yes there is a providence I should like to see the man would say there aint I don't hold with no fioh Ef a man says there aint no Providence you may bs sure there's something wrong striking in the region of his breast and that man will swindle you if he Evening Poist coa f ami the wonderful and story As a mau was walking in garden he discovered two He took them into Uis stable where he soon broke them lie then put the yolk egg ou their necks attached them to a the bonds of friendship and ered them with sheet lightning to them from the flies lie then leaped on the cart sat a scat of ment took the whip of a top iu one hand and of several kings in another and drove off passing through the gait of a buffalo over the ground coffee for milea but in crossing the track of a snail he wag run into by a train of thought and dashed heels over head into a stream of eloquence where his cart was broken to the rock of a cradle By industry and frugality he soon gained the shore where lie formed a boat from the bark of a which he fitted with a inast made of the north pole and two auction gales lie then sailed down the river to mouth and landed upon a tongue of land where he waa seized by a serious sensation and conveyed to a tell where he was secured by chain lightning fastened by a The jailer gave him his liberty for a Christmas ent and read to him the report of a non CUBAN AFFAIRS Havana letters of the inst nish the following Monetary affairs in Cuba were still in a critical condition but the banks held sufficient cash for the purposes of trade Sugar was dull and prices Freights were also dull The of Havana was good Our state that the landing of slaves were quent and carried on in the guised manner The flags of France land and the United were dis- played by the traders Five hundred and ninety-nine free colonists from China had been set ashore from two vessels one of which lost six by the passage They came by way of Bt Helena On some of the sugar estates theiu lates were cruelly lushed and suicides were so amongst them that a government investigation of the cause which led to it took place when a ng state of management was exposed thousand eight hundred and Asiatics had been ashore during the year up to the inst and wo thousand three hundred and four others had died ou the passage A cargo of Africans was ut the tle on the 18th inst which filled volantes in which they were driven off to the plantations The Captain and crew escaped The bark Mazeppa had been captured by a Spanish war ser as a slaver She had several hundred negroes nnd the small pox on board THE MORMONS TAIN WHAT MAKES YELLOW Is it what it has cost the Charles Campbell writes the following letter to the American Agriculturist in relation to preserving grapes for winter My mode of gathering and preserving grapes for winter use is as follows When they are fully ripe suspend a basket by a strap or cord passed around the neck thereby giving liberty to both hands for picking with one hand hold the cluster and with the other cut it from the vine from the clusters all unripe or de- fruit and deposit them in the basket until it is filled use a market basket that will hold about a half bushel Carry the grapes thus gathered to the place for packing I use boxes about two feet square by six inches deep in the clear failure of credit the corruption of morals and the introduction of habits of general extravagance In our opinion the road now lying before us announcing ten minutes the shortest route between and Chicago furnishes a kev to American character which will solve many of our financial puzzles It evinces a dis- position to do a thing quicker than body else no matter at what expense of money or credit little tage may be gained from it The result is we have gone to ruin oftener and quicker than any other race under Heaven We have beat that's enough SINGULAR DISCOVERY UlUl VI UO LIL T 1 T 1 brought on by speculations originated not covers made to shut tight In c A i n nn tnp rit rho here but in England respect to the crisis of that owed its worst features to a similar of tha agricultural interest which took place at its In 1536 there was such a failure of crops that many farmers were obliged to live ou purchased food and instead of having a large surplus to export were ers of to the value of many lions At a later period when the crops improved there was no foreign demand for the surplus and the protective policy having been substantially it not wholly abandoned it was several years before our firmers again in a position to be large purchasers or consumers of what they did not produce themselves In this essential and fundamental point the present crisis bears no resemblance to those of former years The present did not at the extremities from which spread a general paralysis in- finally the head and the heart and so reducing the patient by skw de- grees to a condition of inactivity and lessness from which in the nature of tbe recovery must be equally slow Tie present difficulty began at the heart and rather resembled an attack of sy frightful and alarming as death itself by the suddenness and violence of its symptoms but from which a recovery may be reasonably expected It is tree that under the operation o our of British Free Trade onr manufactures have been effectively broken down we running a ng lay a newspaper on the bottom of the box then a layer of grapes then a paper and a second lay or of grapes which when closely usually fills the box set the box in some dry and airy place the cover open or off and let the box re- In a late number of the Emporio iano wo find a description of the ery of a new process by an Italian florist in Arica by which it is asserted that de- lightful fragrance may be bestowed upon plants naturally inodorous In order to attain this object the roots of the plants are covered with fragrant manures Thus with a decoction of roses the has been enabled to give to the the perfect fragrance of the rose In order to insure a successful result it is necessary to treat the seeds of the plant to which it is desired to give fragrance are steeped two or three in the required essence then dried IT the shade and shortly afterward are town If it is desired to change the natural odor of the main open for ten days or until the for one more or de- mg process is passed then close the box of the essence is and set it in the fruit room cellar or j or tripled and a chance must be ret or any place where the truit will uot made n tbe nutrition of the plant Ii freeze or which is not extremely damp j order to make tho artificial odor penna THE upon a I be sprinkled and time an elderly Scotch woman her dampened with the essence several grandson the newspaper to the tor two or three him to aloud The only thus at hls pleasure aloud the boy had been much in the way of hearing was at the parish kirk and he began to read iu the exact tone in which he had so often heard the minister read The good lady was shocked at the boy's f him on the hat dost read profanity giving ear exclaimed the newspaper in the Bible administer has a twang or tone for the pulpit that he never uses in con- versation Jf a lawyer at the bar should address the jury in the preaching tone he would laugh when he to make them weep Preaching would be j far more efficient in tbe ord nary tone such as is used between man and man but preachers pitch on a key so riant from their natural voice that they would not be recognized unless they could be seen JYew Observer the last census it was shown that there were more than people ful race of extravagance building in could neither read nor roads living fast and Singing to tbe t each other by boring through tbe stalk or trunk or root an opening into wbic to pour the fragrant ingredients is an almost univer sal condiment and inflames the coatings of thc stomach red pepper does not it but doe not irritate consequently it should b instead of black pepper It wa known to the Romans and has beea in use in the East Indies from time as it corrects large use of Persons in health dp not use any peppe in their food But to those of weak an languid stomachs it is manifold mor healthful to pepper at meal than any of wine brandy or bee that can be named because it stimulate without the reaction of sleepiness or de- has not been an execution Maine in 24 years the men and women you meet in the street have yellow ions instead of the clear white and ate which Nature had intended Why is The Philadelphia Ledger undertakes o explain it and we have no doubt as follows If our friends can in any way each their wives daughters or cooks to ecp the out of their he yellow yellow who are supposed to be turned ow by the fever and ague billious fevers will soon be white It is a greni to suppose that yellow lances of tho West come from bile t is only the enormous quantities of pearl ash eaten in the bread that is reflected the skin Bread is tbe staff of ife it is so it it is the staff of death too in tins country But kills about as many people here as rum So many people eat poisonous for bread that they die by inches disease of our country that deranges the liver brings on and thus finally kills the half the time Sere in tbe of New we have nearly driven off the saleratus cooks but not lives yet in in cities and towns TCC have nearly whipped out the murderers -In the distant ern the good hotels akes and under the name of saleratus is king It is for breakfast for dinner and ash for supper It any wonder then the people East turn yellow West and ot fever billious congestive of throe times a day SLAVERY is this subject a late number of the San Francisco Pree Press We are very glad to learn from vate advices received from Oregon that there is little to fear the adoption of a Constitution in that incipient State legalizing slavery The election of a slavery Democrat as President of the Constitutional Convention is not under- stood there as preference oi tbe members on that question so far from it that it is asserted by those who should know that a of that opposed to introducing a clause in the Constitution i It ib impossible to predict the manner In which the U S troops will be received by the Mormons The News is pugnacious and got up doubtless partly for borne influence and partly for general circulation ham Young exhibits all the phases of his fanaticism from to gay from ly to severe in rapid succession It is said tbat the reports of his sermons in the News are nothing like tin original in bitterness and recklessness of language toward our government lie one style in liis to the faithful quite another in reports intended for the Atlantic States This wariness leads us to hope that lie will see the folly of resisting the United States troops and will gradually reform those practises to which our government justly takes exceptions If our securely established in shall conduct prudently while upholding the States laws and the good order of he community there is reason to hat the frame-work of this great delusion will gradually crumble of its own icss and away by force of that non sense which 110 folly can completely eradicate from human cnt informs us that a Samuel A Eliot Esq one of the partners in the house ot j H Mills Co which has been com- to suspend in the financial crisis which is now drawing into its vortex favor pf slavery to be ted to the future wolf are of the State The only argument by who project laborers and it would be to those in want of be able to same oxen when required On the other the Oregon beyond their noses that for every slave in there five white free laborers from making Jt their home and ins there the arts and manufactures only on the freedom Commerce New discounted business paper oh the 18th ult been 53 and homicides in New La during th eighteen of and most respectable business men of the country has set sle to by giving up his splendid mansion and furniture on Beacon street benefit of liis creditors aud with his family taken rooms to board Such instances of mercantile integrity and esty of all praise The cannot fail to appreciate tlie sic worth of such men in times like giving an example which others may low Mr Eliot had an ample fortune lelt him by his all his honors none shines forth so bright an this last of conscious mau will never want for friends or and a rich inheritance awaits Herald A clerk in Ohio put a to the a burglar in a style manner and form somewhat The burglar had removed a pain of glass seven inches by ten and says Gazette its removal a nice hole amply large enough for an en- rance and he drew back one step to look at it before going Just at moment be gave a yell found out afterwards that a little box and weighing square the top of liis head from the second story of the building a distance of ty feet The r stunning the got so that he was difficulty i Big About twenty of the most thieves in Francisco were re- cently the by liee Tbc exhibition was free well attended by as many The to f a which ended about thirty yards the the four sur viced en
