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"Yes, my deaf"
Il sboni,l like TO knew how you have cooked IT.
will be, m, thing ,ou have sphilrd II inr NY ean-
taking on lie rn,erl eboHgn Wbai IA Gre
ann pos-e.-ed YOU TO ifs ~ would ~ i've ell "
bo4ied frog =
IVA, NY dear. honeln you loved II best fried
"Yuuilrjn, lhiuk ~, such thug; youknr" belier
I1ir,ei losed l,icd f,a. Why d,dp'i wa iail NJ
M, tiea tie ls.t titne Ind fresh f,b. know
bo,lrd u. md sad you'll ed II best fred. Blu
have buried sone als".'
50 ,ayiuz sir hired a cover aud ! the shonllrrs
I Tie a. d. nirsly builed, nratl, deposed IA .
dl-fia siga oi Which ~nnld have ,n'nie eileafr
y I.uc. hut winch only addrdio the .natuie oil iltf
husband.
~ rrcif, disli thi.i" exclaimed be; ou,led 6-h
chips and po,tldgr. II YOU had MI teen one o IL
npst sufi1 ol "onauknd you would have maic II
inta a thowtef.
liz ratmm wife. with suilc. i,ntnedtstei, plared
a tprrcn b,iof. Inn iiin,ng xrerni clia"firr.
MY dear. slId she. Il WITS fesnlsedto please sou
fhrrr Is Yum Eivorttr sii."
"Faynfae. disli nd I'll" gfunbled The discount
teal ll,hand II dare sas an nnpila able, "i,ls
Vastly mess. "uud ,iher have boiled ifoI ihan
Ilir Nhulr al H..
'Itas Nas tonm uexpression nf his. and had been
annie paIed hl ls wlic. a soon tue ptefieue.
VI. cNttrs,,l. slir uncovered ippe dish nelt hrr
u >bind: th,rt wss iatee bHH 5fog, al p~ttehlous
Il .u,eh>tuns All gndfions a.p 81, he'd Al
tut ltu iii hariah SIP un. ga, his char hit i
lnir lrightentd ~ the nneN r"ct,d al .riIou.
MY dear" sad his aio. ~ ktld, cutre 5t1as
tanf, Il Inpe YOU viii al leislh he aDe to mahe
III rrt."
Z4cbarah could moi stand this. Ills surly nood
- H. lina> o.e,c"n AMI lac hurst into hearty laugh.
lie atkupwlel led iid hI> wiir ,icit. aud TIM
i,' wong, and declared thar she simud meyer
gan have aston le III lm areh another lesson;
.,ud lac Is - good i, hls word.
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G.SssESa:. EEJ.%. Sc.
ScpietnI,e. Is

Id Nv Nj ir'tIniue 10 drNoie NV at enfn,
a n princlp'll, 10 the Gau,all making business, /
Viii rudehv"nr IN iilnir 10 kt rp On nd Sh
4 supply al CARRlALLS, Mub and unlrnn,
SpIn->. made "a ir>t tate tiub.r aud good WORK
in.''sip. My >iin ,tlnr beng IN The 20 ,uir, m.
EXPENSES cots1irrahly les rlt,n lny wouli be
Ly"chh'n2 and hav'ng md 10 Yeats experience ia
flr business. na = no hest he, n, Tia, Ascertain.
thai can >r them much ci,ral,rr aecouIing To ul,a-
It, INA" they can hr ,"n l l. >nrhnnrgu -, almost
any niher own. will also make BAROUCiIES Ia
"i'irr lh">e wishing 10 par ha,'' would Il" we'll tn
siv" me cali before pun, h,>ng, a> feel c"nf,ient
s'a'' give Seneial satisfaction both in price aud
qualify.
My shop may he { ,und in Amlersf, miles noril
from Lynciburg. uear New Hope Meeting House
WI u ;" heep IN hi ID for the accolnm o,tlon of
purchasers the br> Can>aIl lIlrness Al 'ip lowest
cash pnce. SYLVESTER l.. BURFORD.
'uy ~ w3n
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Wheat has brronr = dina: The >ea,on has bee pro
pitioliS, aud he bard laio, 81 tic iaii'r amy
pad by hnnliln Lanesi. II tII'tln M lie ~ has
becn d'prnlrul upon . no 4 ii New lurk Ion her
bIrtd stuils; sir has surplus 81 = million .tnl y
hall hu>hr~ Il Nllr,l Win il vail be read, tar maf-
het IA The zig OF %. Ag'n>, mlllrs. &c. IS
i,et rs hops all u,ct ihe ) ale miLl1g contracts nj
llt,cs. VARYING hum6 ,hhngS per bu.ltel 10 !: much
how v'r delnids upu the sitalon aud he distance
tfolu watet COMMUNICATION.
m'iehn III u ifdp passed through here i diy
~ Two surr from the ineIIor 81 ilr Slu", = II thr
noitl puiliot al lnd'ana. lie irptned 1T liz ld
made ciniflrI ~ Nlcns au cay H., GD. 400 hn.llc>
III wheat nj s. lci hushel, d'nris u II ia. onr
hall tins ai, The balance the opening u nvl,a
n.xi spiu Z. \. Star.
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GUIDE 40 EpNSSENGEsse.
as&sst'S
NEW ARRANGE NENT.

N VIE Notthcru Lane al StaLrs from I.yrelbnr.
I" Fredericksburg by wa, al ca nlotirsvhle,
l.tvr, Isuelhur. "a Tn ,d,,S. Inr>,iu,s and Sat
ndaN~. At 2oelucA. \. NJ, and reaches Chiflnitt>-
'1lr ~ ersrnlng oi iito,r DAYS II arrives II frr-
drrich ,biire - Nohdass. Wrdnr,ra,, aud + idavs
~ ".rl"fk, /. VI. In lrtuIui =, uairN"~ AT Cur
iolt' Sv e on Tuesdays, hulS LAYS md Suuud1N>
nd rr'ches ~ cnnuts on Mo d1>s, Wrdn.saa,,
aud Fudns. Bt llils rrule passengers l.aviug
L>urhhna vii! reach fredericksburg ~ two da,s
On thu>r enng oln h,nrhbuIg 10 RIchmond i" III
reach l'leh oul "u the >ct oud dry Al o',lock. =
M-tLt lsatnS and enacrr, are llt>t tale, aud In,
dth"ts AZ tnciuI aud act .nuIodatlug. M pans
Will be -pnrd 10 rendrf the rir safe aud pleasant To
the passengers.
Fare Though +" Fredericksburg 81 90
do 4" Ii chm"nd . 30
Apply ii the Frlnklm il"ir. Lynrhhurg for STATS,
;. i. CLOVES. Az.
JHy2 tlJm
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a TEACHER WANTED.

GENTLENA> who Is aadi,iird 10 t,Lr
u clin-e al an Aomlru,. can .r u .uod aud
n"'ntWrhi snnAiion. II Pobiiing. JiNp,r f0snig.
HSMS>PPh 1t Is eNprri,d the hnndin. Will be IN
readiness nv ihr LIST D.,cn her nr J,nna,v neat
The heal "iins see iou oi Mississippi j. rl,nn IA,
l" he quail /" any ",iri place ~ the sou H.. Let
'ts eau hr address Il Ia the Trustees, or 10 q, nj
H'" N"nc need make application except he /,
l"i,, competent. and o good uioral tai,, n ant
stead. hani>. 1t Is It"h ,blc than there will ,e =
fen'alr lus'unI"u aIiarh"d III rri, >u,n; cnu.r.
Ihtn'lN II M, san genilcn,n aud his WE win,
ol"w ihli prnlr>sn,u.
P"uhim-, Miss. August 8 IN
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POLITICAL.
VIC TO R AS r y A 70 >.
nv rtIzAHrrn =. BARRETT.


Q maiden heir Of kings!
King has lcfi has place
The majesty of nenih has swept
All other from his face.
And thou upon thy mothers brenst,
Nc longer lean aiown,
Buitake the glory for thy rest
And rule the land THAT loves thee best
She heard aud wept--
She weptto wear a crown
They deckcd her conrtly bHlis
They feined her hundred steeds,
They shouted at her palace gate,
A noble Queen sueceeds!
Her name has stirred the mount AIMS slorp'
Her praise has filled The town
Aud lnourners God had stricken deep
Looked hoarkoning up and did weep.
Alone shc wept-
She wcpt to wenf a crown.
She saw no purple shine
For tears had dnnmcd her cyrs,
She only kne~ her ehildbood's flowers
Were happier pegesniriesi
And while hcI heralds PLAYED the part.
For million shout. To dfowD--
80 God save the Queen" from hill tn mart.
She heard through all her beating heart,
And turned aud wepi-
She weFi TO wear crown.
God save thee, weeping Queen
Thou shalt lsu well beloved
Ths i,faui's eeeptre csnnei mase.
A. ihosc pure tears have moved
Tho nature IN him eyes We sec,
That f,feniz cannot own
TIE love thni fuardath ilse,ti,s.
Strange blessing IA the nation LES,
Nhass soycr. izn weui--
Yea wepl 10 Near crown
Col 'lrss the weeping Qneen.
With blessing mnfe divine
And On with happier love than eafiLs
Tim, tender henit Of ti,nc
That hen The lhronrs Of earth shall be
A. low graves brnurlit down.
A pierced hand NAV give 10 thee
The crown which angel. shnut 10 see
Thou will MOI teecp
To wear that hea,enly cropn
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Sept.

E4VOR SALE. On a"coa nooiatrng terms, large
a RACE OF LAND, (aDont $500 Acfes) Iy-
ng III IlIr South part Of Brdord county, on the WI
t4rs oil Oak Cfe"k, - uues rom Lynchburg AM
six mics Ii"m LeesvIlie, on Stanton River The
Improvements thr IIud are Il comfortable Dwell
Ing Il u-r with other necessary out houses, aud
,bonl 30 Acres Of cleared Land. in good condition
tor ~ pug. Tie balance The Tract is well tim
hrr. aud VIII Tered, and well adapted to the
culture OF Tobacco. Corn. Whc., aud OATS Tho
Land val be dylded, it drsred. aud if sold. will
he rented lor thr rusnng year. Apply TO DIR. f.
AusHn. L"csylh., Cinpreil county.
AntnSl , WITS
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TIFFF w,
i,OBER / TINGL.EY. GIN.


1phhISsIUNEh T.. I
Amherst Nnul IL usc. Au5 a>t 20" lc35.
The paiti VIII ta>e narcc, ,unl Ave =, - ,,...e
ituI >'ldh the II 81 das o1 N,vriub u'NG. com
inrhrc Tie dccu"nts ihtne idr -u.ii- ufdr >p tiitt
on mh,Cn.N, Al ilie Ii III at 10 O'Clock A. VI. Ia,..
nr rq '">nd I, dntrui al ny otliac. - TT.
s"iniri> atd ,opu> III Cour pa et>, pr,pnte,i t.,
= \ tiii,idiiun ans stii r,teut.
ROBERT TlNSLEI. Conn
Scpieibe. Is M4w
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A GENTLE REpKooF.-nY 5 SLEEPER

v" n'>, IS Il clluiaii ll,d. son MS go.lis 10 his
"'' '"'alton after 0irdk,s, he puI, ia>ed y ii I.
lag" 'olii>h, aud trut II honle. with directions IL,
h> "''' i"h"'e II c""N"d Tor d5uu.r. As ~, paitnu
"' m'"e :" '""hs II Was prescribed. the iod NO ~
"ehhhr" iii"wh'hr' ST, boil, d or t,,atl, il IL Il,
eh"@ir' .hrI hushanlw uld s,old her hen he c,t,,
hn'r Bat she resolved Ia pleas, hm once If pos>,bIr
therefore GO KEEL p"tlios ntu srvrr., d n rrt WAYS
She also with ,on'r lntlc thcuty procured an am,
p'ibi""s ah''ai from a brook back oi the hou.e and
'"o"pe" " ih'"a pot. Ia dae time her husband
came home sa" covered dis Is placed ot tL-
table, aud, with trowning, t,ut-Grilnr luoA M.
moody man commemorative conversation
"Weil, wife, did you get too 6sh ! boughiir
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rri-wccA Ey R.i,!c OF Post COACHES

fHNiE SUB >CHll,ERS RESpEtfFbi.LN
'n''fh tir ruhi.c. lIat the, haNr u, nut on =
ne o. P"s t"trhr,. rnm L\urhbutg nv the Main
''' nl"G'' IL J. Nln@ion W. con rtli"g There wn!'
the VI III hne ol b lien. w ,lkct x Go. wi .ch mas
tom THAI rl"". 'hrna II tr r,lghhorIood al he
"" gers Snlph'r Spns~, by the Wine Sulphur
Slilng> In LrN,,hure. Va,
'hI~ Is dren'cdN the best and nn1ncstionaLy the
on'l pI'hSaui route, altogether. hrfmrrn I.vmh mr.
ahd I'""iSautc. tiom "hHch y DilN Mai ilae RUS
regularly Oh, nv the Blue = ,lphm S,nitgs Ihtou Ia
thh'lr~'own. Nr. tn Gu> audutir.
hl<l'nr leaves LNnrhbu . nu MONDAYS. WednrS-
DAYS and F,rdt>>. aud rctuin> Ia II ON Ia, ssla,s
thursdays and S'iuliaN>, when connects with ilit
Duly Maui I4lnr To R.uinoui. W
BOYD X EDMOND.
Aug, 10. CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

TIE SOErfEEss.t Es'STETITIO.f
OF EDUCATION.


/ Z \ fncar LiBeris, Nd.l was opened M November
last aud - fitted up aud organized, under COED
| corps III Instructors
lis plin h ~ beeh, in part, laid before the public
lIut .ielhpJs, Uuce Tie nu, ones known 1mons oui
u.,.p 4, ave completely sunk untier Tie Ia
ya.l5n. of >s>tep al clip-tfal,. that II essary
/ both 10 rxplill anil to vndieaie HEN. In such rs
tni.e h1wryrf. tire hndesi bur ststry ttons, thai
alolnsd itr South ~ better days were nufsed, be-
lnre vel >hou Ah.,iiod, Ind come ar tie etnde
person. "io np~ bning as tlief wares oi Education.
u,d r,aNen the hiaiied bal innocent trade oi
/ rm-pan, iuI Nao1en- nui,negs.
! Instead ol Meihois lureiah Ia our manners. nur
feelings and uuro inloUS, am 10 revive y >rI,
dom SIT and hone med, IiHt shall shun al,he ial-
Lrioas instructions aud alien instructors. We
iele', #i-n nr,i. m h-lsn-ar, The aoild parts oi
( in Ens.ish f. tacaIlud -inn4s mhuch al the SCI
rure. lte Ehe.flpGeI4 ,anHot mIke II less than
ttn Ia mol to knea con lrtels, We libour nam
ani The tiIn1, brlJre attempting 10 decorate II.
i'ne tit .,n ricipt puIul, ar, To Rad .orrcctly
( and eApfa~-NrlA Ioswrle cuitchty % acquire
u ~ ctl,l al al Nuu ms 10 master till iust
nuhr aud u~ lul 1ftnel of knoslrile. lis and
Too tnn Ia.1iafty with wat /, called Pulte
Lrtef- IN .rueia ir,r are, IN the prevailing ,ys-
lem =, .hirI. ~ ofierf" nuir orwardt the scholar 10
the silcny \uthuigs ot pretended Sciences.
Pfppueiy ui Spercn we impair. moi by Granmlfs
And Denpn u.s.. but bY dHl. habit. carefully en-
forced. Composition - tau nj. nu by sci rules and
forms, bnt by the ,1ile' and progressive p,cti,e Ct
veial Sihl'> - winch lar tills cNhtnn ,ih,ns
con iacted ~ WI m. Arhh nrtiC, IS necessary IN
rvrts cpaduon of HE. Ives srrici afirniiun.-
Nee lr="ot,, CopAen. anl me other Household
Ats prdc> Il, tec'riihg Il, iIr Pdpti'> az pur-
ms. lar VI .nurrS. the lenper, aud the Con-
dnci wat, he'd nd formed, nuh tie utmost sui
cuir. tIu1- winch / ipinnr,s. Rr>preta niIiy
aud .ven thr p'wrr nj Pleasing depend i more than
! nu Nh. Lrarn,ns. ~ 4 L Accomplishments. Gen.
tlcncss ri d' inoit Al attachment To Order care
oi liz S"rhly. hi'ir Tor kao"Irige nerliug nn
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against
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Sr'r.. Decd Wnltl#n Ware. ID mry var , -
,ier,un Wdue Nau.f III " are R.un,u : ~ ,tr
Vac, An,e Ware. Jaatr, d. W.. A. liam,
Ware, T. laafl w r.. tiu>lavu, Mare Garland
Waneana P,r,i,tun Wa,. TN. LAST ,i,,u.,I b,, :, D.,
nj am under twenty ou,. ears al a,r II, Il h,ai Pms
e specially dssi ~ II m, .ultdAn, ID i.udalIs'
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NV ~ VI ''S " - -" ~ ''''S 'l'se q" 'hf ~ u
'N w = i'.'"'"''' low '''' ''e } "'N "' June
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"'''' i""' " '' anu ''''e' ~ " "'e' ANA 'b'N SUI
'''''5 =" &c w. It '"s"' y "''o"-n '""' h'ohiHs
NV - - F." ~ wa N''l' '''e '"i ''NN 81 me SAIL
SUI u ''s' d. Wv "'"S ~ we I'alh' lis OH AMI
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s,Bl,,g:.

fn,IlE Subscriber WI RESUME IN" dn les Of h"i
u Schnnl ~ NnndiY the l. ii q t"b'r. Ii
Viii br Twelve aud litii "als iut lit
al 1--we months. MARI oSA J. GORDON.
& ~
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a!DES.N'. I'D Ia.V'i j!

fHNiE subscriber las Tor ale M hundred h,rfe
v Corn. winch lac Will II. delivered 4 liis llIil
my on Lures lt,vrr. inr cash. tue. Ia
no~i c"uvrnirht. WATT PET lJoilN.
Sept. Il Wy
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NOTICE.

gE,TIE subscriber will resume the duties OF her
l sehooi on Mouday The 9Th u September.
SARAH l.. WATT.
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style as writer his extensive literary information
hive doubt thai ~ my literary employment reqnI
rng these gnaliiic ,ohs, he could render aeeepia
bic service To the Pubic. ROBT. Y. IIAYNE.
For terms &e. separate advertisement.
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August %

A / a Cnc lit ) ,prtior Co oi Law aud & .iln-
N crr,, c,,'luu Il I'D llrld Tor NJ cuun#, al
Ai,n r>t II Inr to.ut l.ou,c, Tuesday tnr ID
daN "l y. n. le3o
. n"in Wle an Polly w his WI and Peter
G.. Camden, + alntiIi,
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+ hat valuable Tract OfLand.

Formerly belonging to the late james Pendletop.
decd. aud aiming about Goo Acres. living in Tho
count, Of Amherst, about 4 miles from the com,
hon>e Tins Loud IS situated in healthy country
desirable nrlghborlood, and is well adaped 70 ,6s
growth OF corn, wheat. tobacco and clover. A, IN.
same time place. viii be sold all the perishable cs
tate OF lle SAID Jits Prndeton. consist ing of mr.
Work Horses. Oxen, Cows, Hogs, &c.-alI IN.
Hons hold Furniture, consisting Of Beds. Table.
&c.-alsu, the Kitchen Furniture and Plantation
Toos. The sale 10 he continued from day to d,v
unrl al trr sold.
TEGMs.-l'lt Land on n credit Of and years.
with approved personal security, and the tile re-
tame until The purchase money paid. The perish.
able estate, an tielii Of 6 months.
LINDSEY MCDANIEL, Adm'r. q Com'r.
Of The Court.
Viii be added TO tho abnye sale, or valuable
Slaves, for casli. shurt credit
Ahgusi 30 WHO'S
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VALUABLE LAND, STOCK, DC,
For Sese.

DY vnrue of decree Of the County Court of
I1 Amherst, pronounced at the August term
1883. IN the case uf Nc Daniel and Others vs. Nc
Daniel. BE-" the undersigned. commissioner, an.
pointed b, The Court. will proceed to sell. TO the
h gilest bidder. at the present residence Of VIM
NJ eDaniri N the county OF Amherst, near the Coun
House III said county, on Thursday. the Goth day of
September next, II fair II not, the lair day there
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SEu.EiETEON@.
AMERICANS IN FOREIGN LANDS

AMERICANS IN FOREIGN LANDS
The following sketch from Nh Stelhcus's "Iu-
cidenis If Travel" viii he read with interest by all
true loseis ii ihc honor aud came lhls rountr,-
The lanAers, II has been salj. are fpuid ever,
where, aud many ot lhem in remote rccous are
working to good purpose iot themselves aud man.
Kind
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sd ae8a II PROPOSALS gga s, a,a4a
For publishing IN Galsna, Illinois, a ue,cspa-
per, entitled tie 3 80 i.-s
GALENA DEMOCRAT.
JOHN TURNEY. EDIToR

4 -
!NO the most superficial observer. il INNS,
| Il be apparentthat crisis has arrived which
loudly calls for, nay. imperionsly demand, 81
the whole Democracy Of the nation = firm,
Strenuous, and united exertion for the main.
tenance of the grand fundamental PRINCIPLES
upon which our happy government was estab-
li:hed. and upon which, alone. il. can be ner-
petuatcd. re-
In ailocal point Of view, the above remark
has peculiar applicability 10 ,hisnorth. western,
portion OF Illinois: here, fornearly two wears
past, the democracy have been cast into tn.
pack ground, vilified. abused, and slandcred
oy the opposition, and no organ at hand t.,ro'
winch retributive justice could be sought.
10 contribute, therefore, to the melioration
OF our present political situation, though tee-
Ole the effort, will be one of the primary OBJ
Jects Of the Democrat.
FOR The promotion ofeducation, and the diff.
fusion OF useful knowledge, the arts and sci
ences, and whatever will contribute TO the
greatest good OF the great number. the Demo.
vras VIII go as far as he who will go farthest.
Religious controversy, personal vitupera.
ton and abuse, will find no favor with the De-.
mocrat.
TERMS---'rhe Democrat will be published
on on an extra imperial sheet, once week, at
'siree dollars per annum, payable in advance,
or on the delivery Of the first number---and for
every three months delay. fifty cents will be
added.
Any person procuring ten subscribers, and
becoming responsible for the same, will be en-
titled to a copy Of the Democrat.
The first number Of the Democrat may be
expected abou, the 18th instant.
GALENA. ILLINOIS, LIST March, 1888.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17

LAKE MIcHlcAs.---A steam boat has been
built at Chicago 10 run the next season be-
tween that port and Niles or the ST. Joseph's
river, state Of Michigan. A company has al
so been recently formed at Chicago for the con-
sirnction of a steam boat 10 rnn between that
port, Michigan City and Milwaukee, wv. TO
These, added to the recent charters granted by
Wisconsin for the construction Of several new
rail roads and canals TO terminate at lake Mi
ctigan. show that the suckers, boosters and
woIvereeBs are wide awake 10 their commer-
cial interests. A rail road is now constructing
between Detroit and St. Joseph's river. which
with the aid of the steam boats will enable pas
sengers to travel from Detroit to Chicago in
about 2s hours. ...( Mo. Rep. N
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B. L. TUJRNBULL.
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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17

Music Music, said Ma,in Luther, is one
Of the faircst and noblest gifts Of God to which
Satan is a bitter enemy, for it removes from
the heart the weight of sorrow and the fasci-
nation Of evil thoughts. Music is kind and
gentle sort Of discipline, it refnes the pas
sions and improves the understanding. Even
the dissonance Of unskilful fiddiers serves TO
set off the charms Of true melody. as white is
made more conspicuous by the opposition Of
black. How is it, continues he, that on pro-
fame subjects we have so many fine verses and
elegant poems whilst our religious poetry re-
mains SO IanguisIring and dull! Those who
love music are gentle and honest in their tenn
pers. always love music, adds Luther. and
would not for great matter, be without the
little skill which possess in this art. Martin
Luther was great musician himself, for an
Amateur: and being German, it was owing
TO his influence. perhaps, that Germany has, IN
modern times. been so highly distinguished
for music. --- Boston Post.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17
BOOk-Bialdel.y.

3. Z. TURNBULL has a Book -Binderv cor
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Feb. 3, 1893. 80
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17

/ DIED, On tuesday morning, 18th inst. a.
MS ~ mouse on Locust street, Ira Will IAAs,
ns!. q na'.ve OF Vermont. and one Of the ear
m 'nhaoitants OF this place. He served as
Japan In the late war with Great Britain,
ana was engaged in the battle Of Plattsburg.
as a Magistrate, he faithfully discharged The
uu'les o! ms Office, and he was much respect.
ca Tor hls integrity and strict regard 10 truth.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17
Pocket Book Lost.

II OST, on Wednesday last, bctwen Du Buquc
IL and Hardscrabb.e, large Yellow Morocco
Pocket Book, containing note Of hand by John
Foley, accepted ~ +. x. O'FeralI for S54, n note
Of Patrick Finn for $50 l24, and note agains,
A. Meeker, amount not recollectea Also, al, or
der from p. G. Daushery, Administrator Of the
estate Of Edward White, TO DR.. Finley for about
S26, AMI many other papers Of value to none but
the owner. The finder will be literally rewarded
by returning it 10 me, or leaving il at any place,
and informing me ofthe same.
Du Buque, March 10. 3S-lt A. LEVI.