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joet ui'les ultogetht-i', and collect, 'burse public revenue in spm-. Tiierc is a a no other cours rcluin, and dis- 1 ti and is 'lot'so impracticable as is generally imagined. would bring back 'ihe experiment' to the point vhi-'iici. 1 it oiiivht to have started, anil would doubtliss add greatly to the severity of the iinme- uiai, It would cither the banks altom uier, or vastly cripple their influence and curt a i i i issues; but it would eventually create a sojiul though perhaps insufficient currency. It would si-eatly diminish the overshadowing power of ihc a i a Executive, remove all of a surplus revenue, enforce a i of one- half in the expenses of the Federal Government, op a as a strong i to in- i i and tnauufactu'res against foreign rivalry.

These are some, of the consequences which must flow i'r I a i i of a ihe ties which bind i i i i to a paper There are othcT-i momentous, and of a different.char- acter; out we ihese to show a the new policy, if fres from a i a i or i i a be beneficial to liberty and i a a i i I i ilionsili injii- ii-ade. Th' 1 wi'l i i i i 1 of pn-suit to i i any i i i In: ik- a i wh.ch has i the will now ever c.Tor, i pivlLr: a i I i i I i P. I y. ll'O. 1'ro-iicleiii fou'id il to con- an.l il i any pro- wi.K: parim 1 from i i if i i i i i i i i so a I a i i tbu i a i i of i a i a i ho i f' i i KI i adoption wi 1 i i I vi in its character, and must a a i i i i i who are deeply a i i i i a and 1 -A ho are cngairt-d v.

op a i as wcli a. 1 i i i i i i We t. 1.3 combine-'! lor t- bv i i 1 i lor i a i i i il i I 7 i i i ix-Simipiioii oi i i eiisii.r wn.l i a i if not bi- ill by a i i i i i i i i i Them cUV a oh- way i-oiir-'initimial i i a.id personal I i i say i to. 1 a i i i i i i I i i i i i a will i i i i it, i i i i i own was i i i i i-aiisc, i i i a i i i upon or a a mi-Ti- tipon only in a speculative point of view, will bo upon lo yield bounties which I i i store for the cull -valor. The respectable and valuable class of cilia known as "gentleman farmers, 31 in both old and New England-a class which can be hardly said to'have an existence this State, so small is the number that are scattered among our hard-working yeomanry--will, unless we are much mistaken, attain a sudden growtb am: increase.

Chevnii-try, geology, and the other sciences, which are becoming more and more applied to agriculture, i-nn be best cultivated to advantage of the community by intelligent persons who are themselves practical farmers and these, added to the other awrreable resources of a country life, will probably indfce iriany to seek those pleasures which may be by a small income in rural retirement; rather a embark again upon the vexed sea of ehtiice, to wear out existence i han-assinp cares, or waste it in watching for "the bark which fortune freights," that may never come to Mirror. MEMORY OF ANIMALS AND TIIEIH COMMUNICATION or A i of instances might be related, but the fact of animals possessing memory is indisputable--that of reason, none. Every domestic a i a is an illustration o.f the force of memory; but do more a remember; they, ashasbcen MHLWAUKEE ADVERTISER. a other and ey, wled comniiiriiniire i knowledge to each confer together; the expression of many i i accents are well known, but by what means i i i i a facts which do not interest the i i i a in difficult of apprehension. In the East Indies, th.

sight of a bou constrictor a tin: smaller animals into the most over- wlr i i i i i a a i old and tlie young are alike appalled by its presence; but il is not eo with the a i a of this country they have been taught the character Keipent. Mr. Kelsall, a gcntle- i i i now residing in Liverpool, a an a i a ol i description, and us il. refuses to feed on any an- however recently i i i its prey is necessarily giv-. alive.

A hen or a i when put into its cage, i i i no a a over it in all directions, and i i i i pecks ils skin, and seem iiid.lierent each other, and no uneasiness is manifested i i boa puts himself into an i i i i the i i is indescribably a i a and feels bv experience a which the a i a of tbe east a never seen a b.ia,know i The animal- of every country also teach i a a and a lo avoid, whtit To ar and a to eor.l-.le ill. In a the young and oid birds flock lonvtiirr, and after a few weeks :iirpnr.ite the their meeiivig is not obvj- ous. a in spring, unless it he lo eonimimioato i i of i hi; ar each that this a be i object, ihc fact a all animals of the same species in a arc equally sagacious, 'cads lo a belief of. When a desert Island is rirsi nxoi-t i a ut i bin out of en i a i The a project is to restore i io i hi: United a of PeuiiHyl- a i i i i i i it no meivly i i i i i i i i- i i i i a ill a i i i i or a Saturday It, 1837. a b'- i i i i That i i i i a of visited, the ariinuils a i approach of i injures any and they i.tcape, the whole arc informed' and keep at a greater distance.

Why is a liar, i i at a weasel and not at a wt-n. the HI unsuspicious when they first an object oi' mfcrch'indise, as not to move ro-ii i i destroy, rs, why are now so i i i to iippr-iivh, when so young as to be hi-lpless'J Why a the whalesril red beneath a irrebergrs a delight i i i in i i but i a man is iheir of i i i i a niaiio 1'ir. jiirtjld's Jtcuson and Init'mct. Mr. isl- i i i a i coaniii'led i i i Lank sus- i i as a i 1 us, beyond i i a i we at i iti precon- -i one in Vork and -Yew co.irso lie- i i i i i i i i are al- i a i of on i n.r a .1 1 1 -L iind i a ami iiis i i ll i be ttvj i now i i i as it indued is, for i i i We are teiliug an i i a i of the i i i a wiin 1 to be solemn ni i Those i i i i tin; i i i i i i i i i 1 at i i i i hrgiiiL" i I i i a i i i a a A A MIl.il CF TKAMBOATS.

Thp. St. LOUIS asserts t'nat -ucamboatsin port o.xtend- ed up and dosvn the in close order, for more i i half a i many of them capable of carrying from six i i i lo one a ions In.rilien, and so a as to offer lo a hundred passengers all tin. 1 comforts, conveniences and ele- fiam'ios of the most fi shioriabla hotel. want of paper obliges us to issue the Advertiser thi: week (and may possibly for another) on a half sheet.

Our supply for the season has not yet arrived. MILWAUKEE AND ROCK RIVER CANAL. If we have shown lhat mineral from the forks of Picatolica can be delivered on the lake as cheaply as it can on the Mis issippi river, we think there will be no difficulty in showing that it can he sent to its ultimate market cheaper in that direction than by the other. Vessels sailing hence carry it for return freight or ballast to Buffalo or other ports on the lakes foi a mere nominal sum. And on the lakes will it find a very considerable and red lead manufactories, shot works, rolling mills, c.

may as readily be i-rected here an in New York and other Atlantic cities, and the manufactured article can as well be sent from our Chores as the raw material for which we receive in return, perhaps in the same vessel, the manufactured article for home use. By this process of manufacture at home a large proportion of Ihe produc of our mines would find a home market and a very considerable proportion of the United States would receive from those products in a manufactured state more cheaply than if loaded with freight charges to the A a i and buck. But suppose that the New York and other eastern markets must be arrived at. nolens volens, as we admit mu it be the case for much the greater portion of these products, still the proposed, method of transport will be cheaper for that part of our mines contained within the ea 'tern district, than the Mississippi route. Freight from Milwaukee to Buffalo will be less than from Galena to New Orleans-and from Buffalo to New York about the same as from New Orleans to New York.

This, we think, cannot be denied but however it may be disposed of in the minds of individuals, one fad is incontrovertible, viz. that the domestic supply of the States and counties bordering on tbe lakes will be received more readily through the proposed STEAMBOAT Monday last 1 is fine vessel came in from Buffalo. She over the bar and up the river to the uppermost wharf without difficulty. She i id a number of emigrants on board destfn- ei for the interior. The Detroit was pp- aased last winter by an association of gen- tbmen of this town and Michigan City, and v.

ill he employed on this lake exclusively, t( uching at Chicago, St. Joseph, and Gtand I- aven. By this arrangement passengers The District Court of the Third Judicial. District commenced its session in. this town cm Wednesday last--the Hon.

WILLIAM C. FHAZIEH piesiding. The principal cases of interest were those of the two Indians for the murder of Ellsworth Burnette, and the attempted murder of James Clyman, near Rook river, in the fall of 1S35. It will be recollected by many of our inhabitants that Mr. Clyman narrowly escaped with his life upon that occasion, having re- MAR1NE LIST, PORT OF I A 1837.

JL. 1 I -'J ill be able to come through by land from I ceived two balls and a charge of shot I etroit with a certainty of finding a regu- different parts i body, and notwith- ir conveyance to this point, thereby the circuitous route by lake Huron, and a an opportunity of seeing a good portion of the State of Michigan. We learn by the Grand Kiver Times, lat a steamboat will commence running on le 1st of July, daily, between the Grand Kapids and the mouth at Grand Haven a i istance, we believe, of about forty miles. It will be seen from our marine list that steamboat James Madison has made i nether trip. The Michigan also arrived Tuesday.

They brought a considerable i of passengers for this place. An unsuccessful attempt was made on ihe 3d inst. to rob the Michigan bank. An entrance was effected through the front window, and the drawers broken open, but lothing taken, as the money had been scared in the vault. The reported failure of General Jackson, standing the loss of blood occasioned thereby, succeeded in outrunning the two Indians, and in a state of great exhaustion reached Milwaukee in about forty-two hours.

Mr. Clyman was present and gave evidence on the trial. The prisoners are of the Menorronre tribe--father and son. The trial of the old man was brought on yesterday, but the had no? returned a verdict when our paper went press. Amable Carbono was indicted for the murder of his wife, on Fox river, near Green Bay.

He was brought to this place for trial as doubts existed whether a jury could be found at Green Bay who had not previously expressed an opinion upon the the case. prisoner was much emaciated, from his long confinement, and was obliged to be brought into court upon a bed. He was found guilty of manslaughter, and sentenced to three and to.pay a fine of one thousand dollars. P. S.

We have just learned lhat Carbo- June Oregon, from St. Joseph. Independence, Oswcgo. 13, S. B.

Detroit, Buffalo. 14, Schr. Wave, St. Joseph. S.

B. Michigan, Buftulo. 15, Schr. Geo. S.

Weeks. Oswego. Edward Sackett, Barq. Detroit, Buffalo. Schr.

Pennsylvania, Oswego. 10, Amaranth, Chicago. S. B. Madison.

Buffalo. CLEARANCES. June 10, Ship Julia Palmer, for Chicago, 11, Schr. Rochester, Dewitt Clinton, below. IS', Oregon, Manitouwoc.

13J Lady of the Lake, below. 14, B. Detroit, Chicago. Michigan, Schr. Wave, 15, Barq.

Detroit, Schr. Edward Sackelt, Chicago. 16, Geo. S. Weeks, Pennsylvania, S.

B. Madison, Buffalo. 71IVE DOLLARS on the inst. on the Chicago road, between Walker's Point and J. E.

Tattle's, a Silver Watch, opens on the buck, with second hand on. I will give the above re- ward upon the delivery of the watch to me. H. W. COWLES.

June 17, 181 no died last night. THE GREAT WESTERN been so much harped upon by- he whig presses, turns out to be an inven- ion of the Editor of New York Eveling Star. The Courier Enquirer gives engineers employed by this company are lis circumcisetWbrother in the whig faith a i surveying ami staking thu road with all i. i. proper despatch.

The directors having ecture upon his being the first to put the 1 -lander in circulation, in the following The Evening Star first circulated the alse reports in relation to the 'Old Hero's' allure, and will, we hope, promptly retract 1. By whomsoever fabricated, it was a Aral)iau the remedy for rheumatism, bums, cuts and wounds, for sale at the Drug L.J. HIGBY Co. I certify thni 1 was for more than five months i Rheumatic pains, in 1S35, and in Septeuiber, 1836, being attacked with it so scvrvely that I was confined to my bed two weeks, arid as it was hanging about me for more than three months 1 -wns persuaded, to mate use of Cheesetnan's niserable conception, and argues nothing in "avor either of his head or his heart. "Our readers will do us the justice to re- nemlicr that we never gave publicity to rumor of General Jackson being a jnnkrupt.

We did not do it, because, as .1 i ttiu uv AI-, channel tnan by any other means--and Miat ye hav1( Uy a private conversation, we should regret any unlbrdeen ac- mifht reduce hiin to want in this of itself will require an amount of no small magnitude. retarded and frequently to see this great work---to Oswego as well as Canada --advancing with celerity to its completion. Gnu-ego Palladium. this town on Thursday last, by Rev. Mr.

Crissy. Mr. WILLIAM PRITCII- A tO Miss A A LEWIS. On the 25th ult. in New York city, by the which might reduce hiin to want in Rev.

Asa.D. Htnith, HOHACK BILLINGS, Esq. in" M. 11 well by the of "in' govurn: iV.mi i i i i deter- i i i 3 tilt; i'Vinit) at no nor i of 1-iws as to i i people i a i Sir. Si.v.relary i a to i i i i a i i i of i a i lie i i i WITH A (Ohio) a gives i following case of a a us a P'cen: nee.

A niunt'cr of cata- had I i i i boiindary and srreat terror among the a One of i i Mr. Israel Hawkins' IIOJ.K;.. i i had bee i lull open, i his wife was rijiiiuud an adjoini: room, and had ti the a babe, ix i i i old, Elecping, belbro in. was diacovuT i. Thr: mother, pereo.ving i i i seixed a br.w.hix.: i lay upon the hearth, eommeiK-cd ar.

a a The first blow stunned i i injuring ths He recovered, sprung upon the woman, and throwing her down, ton- her luff arm severely. romrived to raise herself upon her knees i the animal '-linging to her. and strni'k second blow The of Ihe axe pc-nc- laid the monster deaii upon i floor. a cair.e h-imu shortly iimi her i a ana exhausted, with a i a i i i i at nor feet, and her two oldest i over ht-r. The a was i a i but the i i siie is IJur arm and were badly bin siie received no dangerous I Hotel, which ia now c.nnpu ted, at New OrieuDs, is said to be tbe largest iloiel in tin; It is 'i'K feet I liv IW5 feet storits i i by a and lower, the top being from 'tiie und.

It coiitains ro ins. hall is long by T-0, and 2:1 feet i high, a i a i the (Jorintiiian order a (lie i on eilhor side. The i i room, the i nousi'. GO i'y A superb marble a Another fact which we underiitiind has i old 0 to Miss SAHAH. youngest daughter of-Win.

It. atiords us pleasure therefore, to say, HiSfl. Cl 11- a been suggested by an intelligent portion of or his avjng a dr lFt prote st- i miners is doubtless worthy of attention, viz. that owinr to the scarcity of fuel in the mines, and the difficulty of obtaining it for purposes, they will be induced tu embrace the earliest opportunity of reach- ad in this city, or of his losing a large sum of money hy the failure of Yeatman, Wood A I A MILLINERY Co. of Nashville, or in any other way.

JT DKESS MAKING. Miss S. E. i foundation. We have Cliambertin respectfully inl'urms the public a letter from the old General, in which he: that she opened a Millinery and Drci.s says that for twenty years has not making shop on the west side of the river, i says, the timbered lands on Rock river, and drawn a draft upon any person over the story of W.

Gorhitm. where in "the vicinity of the lake on the Piihuka, tllat he and Milwaukee The mineral in its native state, it is believed, can be transported to this section oi the country, by means of a canal, and smelted at a less expense than the smelting alone would cost in that section of country where the i a is found. Should this prove by experience to be the fact, it would afford a double inducement for those engaged in the trade to seek this channel; and we i doubt but it would so prove, from the i ut. amount of a dollar, for aiiv person or per- goods, the following articles without the shadow of founda- Artificial Flowery Wreaths and Bunches, lion in truth. It affords us plea-sure to make assorted Silk; and fbr Hats, Blona and Bobinet Laces, Edging and Footings.

this statement, for the reason- before n.s- signed, and because as a retired Executive United States, we hope hi-- (Jays may be ended in peace and prosperity." C. SAVAGE. Milwatikce, March 6, 18.37. A LAND Office at the Corner of Chesnut Third Streets, Milwaukee, W. T.

Having been engaged in the surveys ol' the WISCONSIN TKHRITORY, and having explored it gent-rally, with attention being, i also, in of the PLATS and VKYS of t.ho:-G parts of it which are in market, I feel competent to give to the EMIGRANT and to the SPECULATOR, such information as a enable them to purchase LANDS for IMPROVEMENT or for SPECULATION. Particular memoranda will be kept of all such. TRACTS OF LAND as I may deem most valuable, in reference to POSITION, FERTILITY OF MINERALS, WATKH POWEH, SPRINGS, STCNE ttUAKRIES, 11M BUR, C. which will, at all times, be at the of those desiring information on those. bints.

Parsons who may wish to avail thent- of my r.gency in LA.ND INVESTMENTS, will advise ms what I OF LAND, and for i what object they wish to purchase: whether for fanning, or other purposes; whether it is designed again to dispose of them, at an early period, or let them lie for future use: or, they are designed for itn- ILStil i i i and cotton Hose, halebtme and chip provement lirst hands, or all such, the motion, assorted best exertions will be made to select the way responsible to the will a general assortment rnillinery Thread Edgings and Ins Ladies jle Foundation, assorted Double and sing ribbons. N. B. a i i of hats done at the uotic.e and in the most fashionable particulars of a most melancholy waukefi une n. 1837.

We extract from our eastern papers tlie followin decided opinion on that gentlemen catastropne which occurred on the Missis-' whom-ve have conversed, and whose riyer persons are iorbidden opinions are entitled to much weight. In- Shpr- deed, the reasonableness of the proposition pparent necessity for a future sup- Fields to purchase a note given to Pleasant in May, 1836. for 150. payable in 11 rod, Capt. Castleman, left New Orleans on September, and signed by me the Sunday morning, the 7th May, bound to consideration of said note has failed, and I ''T i ha? i Italy, which 1 1 i i i ihi; coluimdu, a ihe -aw i i i i i (.,.,,..,,,,.,.

Kn oll is that i i''-ti 1 1 i-'iOjOOl) iloliars, and the 1'urni- in -i 'I th Iionest a i i jiooplo of i i I US i uii parr. soon lu iii: itf-sly ov their blood- i i a iin ili'asv i (iistross. i-; i uvil I i tlii. 1 i i i i a all tin; piilsyiol' 1 I'm! i.u' i a 'ail' i-- i ti' aoi" (1 of tb.c i i viaai: i i I i i i i our a iiinl in i year a i i I'D a 1 HI'MSH sras fur the ne- 1 1 lias arc 01' a i i IVi'ii) i a i i anU the i a i i broker? and a lla: piii-suiis of coinincn't- and hear froui va- purts of our co.inty lhat the crops arc highly whus.t never looking better, and the a a fair to realise every e.pectaliori. As is a a the case i a oi' iiaiiois, and we pi-esinni; the Slate, export necessarily mOSt A I A AM) A A TBACTS.

Those who OWN LANDH. in the Territory, and desire my agency in thoir SAI.R, may rely on my best exertions, to promote their interests. Infonnation will be given, and SELECTIONS my memorandum, on reasonable terms, to strangers visiting the country, and who wish to make valuable locations, for their own benefit. To A A TUB OBJECTS OP THIS ACKNCV, A REGISTRY BE KKPT, of all sales made, n.t the -cveral LAND OFFICES IN TUB TCKRI- as they progress; and the points of 50 or 60 were saved. Being in the stream twelve months, and the third in eighteen greatest attraction, for settlement and irn- channel through which the imports cf the and her wheel-ropes burnt off, it was im- mon ths, the whole amounting to $175, as same country will be received, and thus the possible to run her ashore; nTnG I i tr thn trade of the country is fully established.

The extent of country which legitimate- ana no alterna- was left to the persons on board, but to jump into the water and attempt to save themselves by swimming or floating on uu we a ly falls within the business range of the such articles as'they could find, or to perish co. a has not vegetated or ialprovemcnt as has been shown in the flames. In the contusion ol tne nrst i i thn in 1 ll alarm forty got iiito the yawl, was signed by me; no value has been received on thu above notes, therefore I shall not pay them. D. B.

June 17, 1837. -2m -Just pub- D. B. D1LLE. owing tu the ciireleijs mode pureutd in plant- i Hcru thu seed is a promiscuously from tlu 1 crib, nnich of is gathered after tiie fall frosts, i it is destroy germinating our Enylarid i i i i i i i to follow the piaeliee tliiiy pursui'd in Now England, oi Kuleeliiijj i i SC'-'ti iroin the iiuids Ijclbre tlie frosts, save the troalilti oi'replanting.

Of i i art' i i i i and yixty i i Is oi uorn to an itcre, oi' I'-iltivation, when i uiiromit- i atlcnaon could get but a a quantity provement. -will also be duly noted, as settlements extend and develope their advantages. THAT THE rxTEnnsr AND CONVENIENCE OF THE PUBLIC nE CONSULTED, and the settlement of tin: country promoted by the tablishment of such A'N AGENCY, where both LAIM REGULATIONS. uuujui lished and for sale at the Advertiser BL YKRS A SELLERS may, with almost ab- letail, is equal to about 7.000 square whicn was Jianging across the stern of the office, the Rules and Regulations inrela-! so certainty, find the means ot satisfac- mites, without embracing the lower Fox ste amboat, when some person on deck im and Rock rivers, or Wisconsin river, the prudently cut the bow rope, and all on business of all whicii may in some measure be attracted i and without doubt board were precipitated into the more got in, when one else cut the stern rop.li' and the boat plunged head tion to Claims, adopted hy the People of tor PURCHASE on SALE, I entertai Milwaukee county, together will, the Or- i an to flcct these desirable obj ders 01 the Executive Committee up to this (j er servif.es to the public. re not live clone.

'Kt. tlie orts to tne country bordering those fl 'sVinto the river, and the twenty were lost, m-der a i streams will, in a considerable degiee, pass There was some powder on board, and the whole of knowledge seemed to have paralyzed the ff efforts of the crew, and its explosion added Dodge, Jefler- (he deep h(jn or3 of lhc s( elie of the time--Price. cents. June 17. ABUSE I made in no time and two minutes short--sold on reasonable lerms, all kinds of household as 'it is, to toil the counties of and Waiworth, Rock, Dane, Green, and about one half the counties of Washing- So rapid wad the spread of the fire, and so c'e-s iry i i I 1 1 it i i i i iii! i i i i i a I i i i i- a-, able a iv, has i i 11, h.iw iiiatu' of i i i i i a i i oil 1 i i 1iV i i i in a i i'i iv'iiliv! an i 1)0 i i in enjoy- of health, a most of other of ItlV- paviiv' only, tliorcfor, aiicli a i i i i i ol.

daily get Of 'ti'it of grain aftor harvest no correct Raeine Fond dtl ac, Portage and Io- destitute were tho.e opinion can now ue ionnec. gentlemen who vu 3 i a noted ihe markets for years, and compared wa. together with a considerable tract in them i i stale of ihe country now, i have t'nink a Hour will be between four and five dol- tue nolUl a ol llnols a lerest in the speedy completi. work; and when we consider these ed interests all concentrated in one project. buard only nvo were rescued.

Secretaries, The subscribers themselves the opportunity of saying to their friends and the public in general, that entertain no doubt; ccts, I ten- mv services to the public. BYROiV KILBOURN. March 1st. 1836. 1 N.

must be post ibllK and barrels mess Pork, 30 do. mess Beef, 10 do. prime Beef, for sale by W. February 16. 1S37.

P' P. PROUDKIT. 28 on board aii means 3 they intend carrying on the aDove business in all its branches, and will sell as low as circumstances will admit. They solicit the lars a nnd halt' llio present price), from "si to seventy-five cents This may or may not be near the mark, opinion, as remarked, can bu formed with any eerf.iin'ty.--P'-i. ria Register.

the Columbui, for Tho'y will cont.nue their business i i n-spect- I have urs, upon the In'-ior as a mental system jv.n our people i i of lit to keep the piiysieal and in siood order, i i a how- are not i any con- p'-i-suppiiWR the necessity of GBEAT I-'LOOD IN to the violent and continuous rains of last week, the Conn i river rose to an unusual i i Ssi'urtlay, intervuiet, diiiruige to the a crupo. a a oi on the i a streaius weiu swept i ing llio roads temixirarily iuipassadlc. the ris-ers in the State were swelled fj a dangerous cle- i We have no! learned the full extent of the i lhat project so easily accomplished as his activity and kindness, by which means as Carpenters and Joiners as usual. ft .1 i va 1 C1QT the one under consideration, we cannoi ami disastrous doubt but it will he sustained by the public councils of the country, and be early pla- I r. Condition to secure to our Territory they were saved from a watery grave.

At the time the Ben Sherrod took fire she Milwaukne, June 17. 1837. notes and accounts due the subscribers are left in the hands of Wm. A. Prentiss, Esq.

for collection, and all persons indebted will please call on him and adjust the same. Suits will be indis- unless payment is ALDRICH, WEDGK. lUJGs'AfvD I is now opening a gen- If bt- akeptics in there gen- ftrce. or long-continued labor, however i A more yompotciioo is never the of tiieir uxer- "--ttiTiii. Tiuiy i a i a the clear of means so a a no be nnrcssary in using thorn and the ac- oaisition be niadc, moreover, in the smallest itos-iiblu spaco of lime.

To aec-onipiish t'nis object, i i i i i lli'j body and the uultiire of llio mind aro aliltc plc-as'ant years ql' youth an: passod 'i'n toil and a i ar.d if it, in- dc.ai, the long-lookeil-ior golden reward, bears with it none of those bright ruininiscunccs oi tin; springtime of life, which are among the best third's it bequeaths to the winter of existence. Tiie prevaiiiiiff distress in ail classes--to return to thu point iVoifi which we started in this para- gra.ih--will have a tendency to rectify much of iliii-. Pciiplf at l.A-..-it, content reativ.i!'smader profits in r.H brnnchos of husi- and the which lias long been looked erally are in all new enterprise-, or if then ticut is said lo have been higher than for years be- be any whose personal or sectional hostili- fore. The backwardness of the season, however, tQ it i a descant upon it as JIS Prairie, and the. fire caught from the great heat caused by raising the steam to its ex- A barrel of whisky was pla- theuseof the hands during the race, drank to excels and became about twelve ycniok at A Mr.

will I kept tlu spring crops generally out of OF PROBATE for Milwaukee county, Wisconsin Territory. Whereas, a copy of the iast will and testament of I. H. Alexander, tate of Milwaukee county, deceased, proven before the Judge of Probate for the county of Ver- niiliLin, in tin- State of Illinois, has been bv Alexander McDonald, i pect VcaYl. His compounds era! ol' nuucs, MEDICINES, at his store on Third Street, near Kilbouin's warehouse, at which he offer for sale simple and compound loreign and dnrnenic medicines, Ointments, Salves and Surgical Instruments, c.

c. It is his intention to keep constant- jvery medicinal article of a for which he has reason to tbe reach of injury, --ffcie Yorker. vest. June and July may improve the prospect -ib. Be it that, in the city of New York, on this 25lh day oi' May, at high twelve, our fingers are so benumbed by the cold, that we can make this paragraph no Y.

Com. Adv. Be it further known, that on the same hour of the we were obliged to have a large fire in to keep our teeth from being shaken out. --Albany Adv Col. C.

Downing has been elected Delegate from Florida to Congress, in the lieu of Mr. White. copper an, clLciIUIJ.DJ its itau. U.IJLU u.j.it vvclc licaiij above all, its productive soil-let them ex- Captain, for a time attempte.d to allay Uie amine these, and then show them that al these can be concentrated on the shore our inland seas by a canal of fifty miles ir was ering of the yawl, which was attempted by uui iLuoim ocno uy -v the deck hands and passengers. Ihesnrieita length then, if they are coaversan of nearly three hundred per-orw on board now rose wild and dreadful.

The cry the shore! to the but the wheel- with the history of passing events, ask then where is the unreal fabric of a-vision whicl they depict? Is it not to be found ia thei own spiritless to rope being burnt she did not alter her course. The scene of horror beggared all description. ed thereupon person- interested in the of the said Isaac H. Alexander, deceased, to appear before the Judge of Probate for the county of Milwaukee, at his office in the town of Mil- practicable. Physicians' prcscrtptions will be ml- ed with promptness and precision DOCTOR PROUDFIT will continue to attend to the calls of the sick with his usual promptitude.

Milwaukee. Nov. 7th, EDQU1LTS, 17 waukee on the tenth day of Angu-t next TjEDQUl cm i at te o'clock in the forenoon of that day, 1 1 Just received an assortment of Bed- to shew rause if any thev have, why the quilts, comforters, blankets, mc- he said Alexander McDonald 1 nnal.t,^ should not Judge of Probate foi fa'd ilicmtkce, Jv-ne 15 If A waukec Co. 4vr of all colours and qualities, (figured ami' plain.) Highland and Thibet shawls, buckskin of sin extra quality, at HOBART PRATT'S. J-.