Wisconsin State Journal from Madison, Wisconsin • 2

jpailg Stutc launtnL IIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Mad son, Wisconsin, May 1853. ST Persons calling for any of the fa lowing Letters please say A JD I JV OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY. they happen to fall; nor" paraded for 'exhibition when they get new garments; nor scolded nor neglected at any time. They are well governed, well bred, active, healthy, and happy. Her faults, of course she has some, are mostly those that lean to the virtuous side, and are, in her husband's estimation, ample counterbalanced by the antithetical virtues of being fond; yet reasonable; clearsighted, yet confiding; wise yet womanly.

A Petition to Time. in the course "of their disputations over the spoils. We are inclined to think that an analysis of the democratic party of Wisconsin would show that its component parts are quite as remarkable as those of any combination that can or will hereafter be made. At some futnre day we may make a little investigation of this kind as there is a very rich field open for such experiments. j2TFivc and a half million sterling, Tuesday, Slay 17, 1353 "Tho Coalition." It is amusing to look over the columns of the opposition press, and read the various faster and at the same time grow healthy and stong.

Foreigners are of course at all times welcome to our shores. Yet it is better for them, that they should become affiliated to American habits and institutions by general and gradual diffusion among out people," than by their settlement of our towns and counties in masses. We hope to see the office altogether abolished. Ann WT heeler's trial for the murder of John Lace in Milwaukee comes off this week. She pleads not guilty of murder" to the indictment.

The counsel for prosecution are the District Attorney and H. L. Talmer for defence J. E. Arnold, Wm.

Abbey, Cleveland, and S. J. Tucker, Sandusky. 3T The man who was thrpwn upon his own resources" last week iasaid to be in a fair way to recover. BT BARRY CORNWALL.

Touch U3 gently, Time Let us glide adown thy stream Gently as we sometimes glide Through a quiet dream Ilumble voyagers are we, Husband, wife, and children three (One is lost an angel, fled To the azure overhead Touch us gently, Time We've not proud nor soaring wings Ocr ambition, ocr content, Lies iu simple things. Humble vojagers are we, O'er Life's dim, unsounded sea, Seeking only some calm clime Touch us gently, gently, Time Arland, Miss E. Brown, Stephen Berrj, Jno. M. Barrow, Seymour Bennct, Elizabeth Byam, Seth Barker, Miss Lucinda Carpenter, Dr.

J. II. Coyle, Bernard Collen, A. W. Clark, W.

Copp, Miss Jan Colson, Josiah Charnock, Jno. Conkey, Vm. P. Chafl'ee, E. Davis, Isaac Bowling, James Dickinson, Elihu B.

Dean, William Devoe, Abraham Daniels, Ed win Fuller, Eliphalct Goodwin, S. Gates, Harvey Galbraith, Win. Gargat, Hampson, Jatfnca Ilawkes, Charles Ilauford, Thed. A Howe, Edwin R. Uyer, Ilirm M.

Jones, Lewis Kellogg, Wareham S. Miss Killip, James M. Larabee, Chas. Lane, Angelina Mitchell, Geo. W.

Marks, Thos. More, D. S. Niles, Julia S. Parkison, Peter Prame, Peter II.

Parmelc, Mrs. Emma rroudflt, Andrew Priaycer, William Quirk, Dennis Robb, Samuel Jr.f Reynolds J. Rose, Hannaft Ream, Rob. L. Rathburn, Elizabeth1 Robinson, Hannah Snesden jDan'l Smith, Abraham Sanford, Henry Stewart, C.

W. Severcool, Arathusa Vj Terwilleger, Emmeliner Wells, William 2 I Waldron, Philip White, Ilezekiah Wilson, Sarah A. Wilson, Jane Watson, Stephen G. C. ABBOTf, P.

M. GF" Most of the office-seekers have now returned from Washington a majority of them wearing The injured look and visage long Of one who treasures up a wrong. THE PATTEEN WIFE- iCST Cass Coryell, a promising lad in his i welfth year, eldest child of F. C. Coryell of Big Block Illinois, was lately killed accidently by a young friend with whom he was visit ng at Oswego.

The latter threw the rake of a fanning mill (a slight piece of wood containing wire teeth) at him and one of the Mires entered his his head just back of the ear, causing his almost instant death. of stock have been subscribed in the Grand Trunk Railway through Canada, in London, and it is already held at a premium of 1 per cent. There was an attempt at insurrection recently in Freyburg, After considerable fighting it was finally quelled. jfST There. is said, to be a rebellion a-raong the Celestials." Nankin has fallen into the hands of the rebels, and it is thought that nothing short of European interference can sustain the EmpeTor.

Fire. There was a destructive fire at Galena on the evening of the 13th inst. Mr. DowlingYnew foundry and machine shop, and several joiner shops were consumedloss estimated from 12 to $15,000 Gleanings from our State Exchanges. A Hook an 1 Ladder Company has been organized at Waukesha.

A fine schooner of 200 tons burthen was launched at Milwaukee last Saturday. JZ3T The Kenesha Democrat announces the following Wisconsin appointments, on the authority of a note from Washington Mr. Newland has been appointed Harbor Agent at Sheboygan in place of John Bannister; Capt. Estes, timber Agent on the Mississippi Mr. Cady of Green Bay timber agent for that vicinity; Mr.

Suydara of Green Bay, sub-Indian agent for the Menomonees Mr. Knapp, recently of this city, Mr. Reed, late of the Fond du Lac A BONE TO PICK A creature easily passed by Not lovely to the stranger's eye." Winnie WTinlove is not a beauty, but she has a sensible, lovely, kissable face, which is not only good looking, but looks good aud then her dress is always so neat, her smiles so bright, and her voice so sweet, tha though she would attract no attention ata theatre or ball, she is the dearst ornament of a husband's home. She is never "caught," call when you will for her house, like herself, is the very pink of neatness not that stiff uncomfortable sort which makes you dread to use the polished furniture but an easy all prevailing order, which seems so natural, one scarcely wonders atjit. If in accomplishing this, her servants gave her trouble, she does not 44 fight her battles o'er agnin" for the entertainment of her husband or visitors.

She is notr in the usual senses of the term, accomplished does not perform brilliant fantasias upon the piano fortie, or sing incomprehensible Italian bravuras; bat she plays a sensible accompaniment, or dance correctly, with taste, and in perfect time sinjrs an English ballad with feeling and expression and does either when requested, without putting on air or requiring the stimulus of large audience. She has actually been known to play and sing for more then a hour with no listeners but her hus Galeka. -There has been a large aggregate rise in the value of real estate, in Galena and the immediate vicinity, this spring. We hear of prices being paid for property that a few months ago would have been deemed extravagantly high. Wealth is accumulating with great comparative rapidity, though strange as it may seem to the man in the moon, not an individual has been heard of, who will own that he has as much as he wants.

The tide of prosperity has reached Galena, and it is none the less healthful because it flows in quietly, with no gre.it foaming and fretting by reason of headlands and breakers. Gal. articles upon what is termed the coalition." A Whig and a Free Soil Convention have been called, to meet at this place upon the same week, and it is feared that they may conclude to unite upon some sound and capable man, for Governor at least, and thus put in jeopardy the election of whatever party hack our democratic friends may pronounce entitled to that office according to the usages of the party. AVhat renders this prospect doubly odi ous is that fears are entertained that a large number of the rank and file of their own party, may enter into the same unholy coalition. It is known that there are many of them men who have no particular aspirations or expectations but have voted hitherto with the party from principle who have waited and waited for the good time coming, and witnessed repeated glorious triumphs of the party, and yet have seen nothing of the good time, but only an increase of taxes and of official corruption.

Such men contemplate the State dbt with anything but satisfaction. They have been taught to believe tho maxim that "the world is governed too much;" and the spectacle of our Democratic Legislature, sitting month after month, lavishly expending the people's money, devoting nearly their whole time to special legislation to the neglect of the great and general interests of the state, and sqandering the funds of the Treasury for the furtherance of private speculations has not been a very pleasing one in their eves. Then again the scrambling, bickering, and cabaling for the spoils which is going on at'present is quite edifying to those not immediately interested. It opens the eyes of the people to the great fact that the ardor and devotion of their is grounded wholly upon their love of the spoils, and suggests the propria ty of some attempt to break up the present organization and bring about a reformation in the management of our State affairs. With such a feeling existing among the people it is no wonder that the coalition is deprecated, by tLe organs of the present special-legislation, State-debt, political organization.

There is no doubt but what it would be dangerous. It is true that the executive should supported by the proper kind of a legislature, but that considerable good can be accomplished, even without, is proved by our history for the last two years. No one can deny but that I AM NOW RECEIVING 1O0O BOXE: McCULLY'S Window Class, of sizes, from 7x9 to SO 40. Also 5 Toils THOMPSON'S PURE WHITE LEAD, in oil, and all kinds and colors of Paints, and an quantity of pure LINSEED OIL, Turpentine, Lc by the gallon or bbl. And I say it and mean it, that I will sell Glati Paints, and Oils CHEAPER than any ma can, or dare tell the same articles in Madison.

J. WRIGHT'S Cheap Drug Store. Madison, May It, 183 J. J. I2AUTOX KOWEX, 31.

RESPECTFULLY announces to ill citizens of Madison, that he he nas locate! Sir himself in this city, and holds himself in readines; to attend to all who may require his PROFESSIONAL AID. Dr. Bowen has had ample experience anl bt cess in treating diejises upon the i'riBU'ijpIes of IVatiirr, fj Democrat, and Mr. Ream of Madison have been appointed Clerks at Washington. No further action at that date on Marshal and District Attorney.

Travel. During an hour, while we recently at WaJe's Hotel in Grcenbusb, band and family. She does not dance, but 1. -a if Boys are sometimes endowed (says the New Orleans Picayune) with remarkable memories. The Keen family, of the State of Texas, consisted of three girls and a boy- the latter was only four years old.

They were all sitting round the fire one evening, engaged in telling how far back they could recollect. One of the girls re.c ollected when she had "a doll that wlnkc-d with both eyes." Another recoil: she was "a little baby at the I va Nancy tickled her feet." K- who was the last and least of thca a'i. r.v.d he recollected than How wuss said all the girls in a ivu wur nwse siaes and live extras, crow-1 oc iv.i ued with passengers, arrived at that great httw attenas the balls and dancing par-dinmg place. What a than since seven And has never had cause for lem of confidence if- 1 Mill lv J1JI1VJ. A.VV1I rriv i.i-- nrjde of treatment.

A-TTEJmaS TTIll ITU DEVOTED 1 TilK TREATMENT OF CHRONIC DISEASKS.J a gunner shoot three partridges on the same ciation of the Judicious, and gentle good humor, find no lack of entertainment. She does not speak "all the modern lan Otfice mi Park Row. over Dean Rueolcs Store guage ten in to. She is not, strictly speaking, pious (were) tn: T. 11-1 til 1 Ji-vviit'-t iiiitQ nao diuic uus ik laucv ants wuuiu ut, uui its 1 i i i 1 1 i i born, and how I cried all the time tor fear it is a protrait the truth must be told) but a Madison, October 1, 1852.

rItf "PROTECTION MRANCECOMPANf HARFORD, CONN. Capital Stock, Annual Premiums and Wester acre where the Hotel now stands, while one after another travellers loaded with packs and teamsters who had made fifteen miles a day through the mud, dropped in. Sheboygan Chronicle. We learn from the Chronicle that a wool-carding machine is being built at Sheboygan Falls5. High Water, Since Saturday last, the water in Fox River, between this place and Kaukauna, has been gradually rising.

The river never was in a better condition for sue nas a Dcautnui love ot me goou, ana the true, and the beautiful, and does the steamboat navigation that at the present time. Air. donkey has a number of men employed at llapide Croche to prevent the high water from damaging the lock, fcc, at that place. Green Bay Advocate, The Advocate has an article on the trade of the Bay. It states that the Trout and Hitching the Cussed Thing.

Th New Hampshire Register gives the following account of an incident on the New Haven and Hartford railroad, soon after it went into operation. The train stopped at Meriden to wood up, and a fidgety old gentleman, who was probably for the first time in his life in a railroad car, and who held on his seat with both hands from the moment the cars left Hartford, looking as though ho expected every moment to be 6hook out the window, suddenly stepped out on the platform, and took a rapid look at the locomotive. Any thing the matter inquired a wag, who had greatly enjoyed the countryman's perturbation. "Any thing the matter I should think there was something the matter, if you ever noticed it Wiiy, they've stopped in the middle of the road, and hain't hitched the cussed thing 'Spose it should start hey I guess some of us 'ud bo in the kingdom come afore night A roar of laughter from the passengers in no wise altered the man's views of the superior safety of his position- "in case the cussed thing should start White Fish trade from that point, is great ly increasing and that two steam boats are regularly employed in it during the present season. The Inmber trade is also expand ing, and extensive outlays are being made, the efforts of the present Executive have done much to prevent the state from becoming involved still more deeply than she is, and his course has met with the hearty approval of the people.

The methods adopted to oppose this obnoxious coalition are somewhat entertaining. One article is denunciatory another is an eloquent appeal to the Free Soilers to stand by their principles and a regular homily is pronounced upon the moral depravity of having anything to do with the Whigs another enjoins upon the latter party, the impropriety of mixing up with that foul combination of humbug, hypocrisy and treachery, Free-Soilism while another attempts to ridicule the idea and sparkles with all tLe wit the author can manufacture out of Niggerism, Federalism, Spiritrap- erecting saw mills and improving old ones. duty which lies nearest her, to the best of her ability. Cheerfulness is her chief characteristic; and promoting the happiness of her husband and family, the business of her life. In matters ef importance, if she and her husband differ in opinion, she states her's calmly and listens to his reasoning with a mind open to conviction, but in trifles his wish is her will.

Is she ready for visiting or shopping' and he thinks it looks like- rain, she lays off her bonnet and stays at homs. Is she somewhat tired and indisposed for exertion, and he requests her to go out, she complies. Has she a new dress or cap to which he objects, it dis appears. She never wants to read when he wants to talk, nor to talk when he wants to read never complains of her nerves; makes no reply when he hints that breakfast is a little late; never objects to his rmoking; never objects to his smoking never teazes him to give her new furniture, dresses, knowing, that when he can afford them he will do so without beingasked. She never looks gr urn, or calls htm "my dear," in that carefully softened, but portentious tone which' -strikes to the heart of the henpecked husband, when he brings an unexpected visitor, to dinner; never asked what kept him, when he comes home late, and, cli-max'of wifely amiability, never objects to his kissing all the young ladies who visit them.

Her health never compels her to leave him four or five months every summer to the house-keeping of servants, and the ennui of loneliness or, worse still, the discomfort of boarding, and the society of his bachelor friends. Her children are never tormented- about S1.Q00.000, INCORPORATED 1825. Policies of Insurance issued at all times on tb most favorable terms, against Loss or Damage By Fire OR TUB Perils ISarigatioiiy BY J. T. CLARK, Agent, PRINT II G.

PLAIN AND ORNAWENTAI In all its Varieties, EXECUTED AT THE dDcosii) Sfqfc JLouhiql Office. HAYING JCST PURCHASED A LARGE AND COMPLET OJbJbXlSLJE2 Being in constant receipt of all. THE LATEST STYLES OF TYPE MB BORDEf AND POSSESSIXCI GREAT FACILITIES FOR JOB P'RINTiNc The Proprietor ii now prepared to execute- ALL ORDERS IN HIS UST, Including every variety, style and design of BSC'S, GmsnLe CARD, HANDBILL, AND Bill and Letter Heads, Ball Tickets. Checks, AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, ON REASONABLE TER SHAWLS, SHAWLS. ALARGE Assortment of Bay State an.

Empire Mills Shawls, just received by Nov. 2r1852. -y, W. PEiNi i s- The Racine Advocate says there are a a number of people in that city who gain a livelihood by beggging. The Kenosha Democrat doubts the propriety of sending an Emigrant Agent to reside in New York, ancl makes the following sensible remarks upon the subject: Wisconsin is growing fast enough for the interest of her people now.

Now, she is very much like an over-grown boy, and the clothes in which is annually decked out by one legislature get to be exceedingly small for her by the next 'succeeding year. Hence we must have long sessions of the legislature" and heavy state and county taxes. pings, and the Maine Liquor Law. The Kenosha Democrat indulges in the latter course, but fearful at the same time, it varns its party against any dissension in An exchange paper has this advertisement Two sisters want washing." We hope they may get it. A Fortune.

J. A. Booth, the actor, is said to have; netted $200,000 in California, partly from his profession, and partly fron business speculations and is qbout retiring from the stage. npA Kentuckian attending the funeral obsequies of Henry at San said of the great statesman Mr. Clay ought never to have been buried on land.

They should have thrown him into the sea, and a continent would have been built upon his A bold figure that MrKnic1eerho.ck(r. its own ranks, and urges upon the "lead ers" that if they must quarrel, "from re spect to the masses of the Democratic par The natural increase of the population of it. Cl.l A .1 tv, the quarreling should be carried on pri vately" as it looks bad public, and is uie cait is eertanuy rapid enougu witnoui employing artificial means to force emigration here. We have now ten times the pod- keeping clean and taking care- of their cio- likely to injure their cause, for the reason, suppose, that so much truth leaks tmtulation of ten jears agA. We cannot grow tbei, nor, screamed over and petted when.