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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-13
Land WARRANTS

.. L:ind Warrants,
r COATED on time, on advantageous terms! Apply
Ii to tho Undersigned
WIN. JOSHUA BARNEY,
Agent for Robertson & Holland.
Ofice on Mbin street., Dubuque, over +. y. G. E. II.
Snoths Store.
y October 3lst, 1S49. 9-rf sf.&
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Sale Of Land.

ID Y virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed by William
ID Milligan to tho undersigned, bearing date the 10Th
day of August 1885, secure the payment of certain
Promissory Note given Charles White Of Alabama for the
srm of Two Hundred Dollars, payable sixteen months af
day the 18th day Of Feb 1850, proceed SELL at the front
door Of me Court House Of Dubuque county between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ day,
at public auction, for cash, to the highest bidder, tho fol-
lowing described real estate lying and being in tho co
" Of Dubuque and State Of Iowa, 70 wits The southeast
quarter Of Section No. 10, Township eighty seven, North
Of Range ono, West Of tho 5tP NJ with all the improve.
Flents thereon.
. I. $. WILSON, Trustee
January Goth, 1850. 3lN s5ltaf II fi{l {3 fg.t
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H1t'S NOts,in. EgScs'

RuT FACT, that you can buy of L. RANDALL & Co.,
ID AT the l1awk-Eye Harness Shop, any of the following
named arclcs-or any Others that they nIantcture,
keep to SELL as cheap as at place eve read about.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Brides, Collars, Vu-
Uses, Carpet Bags, Whips, Curry Co'nbs, Cards,
Brushes, Buffalo Robes, Buffalo Deer Shoes,
Sleigh BcUs-0md a rariety Of other articles too
numerous and tedious to mention. Suffice 1t to
sag, that '',oe're got 'cm ALL" If not more.
Repairing done on short notice.
Carriage Trimmings sdone up in rag.''
Besides all this we have good assortment of
LEATHER,
Saddcry, Hardware, and Shoe Findings, consisting in
part of Sole, Upper Harness. Bride and Band Leather
Calf Kip, Hog, and Sheep Skins; Morocco; Innings and
Bindings; Lasts, Pegs Boot Trees, Cramping Boards,
Clamps, Shoe Nails Shoe Thread; Jappanned and Brass
Hardware, Hames, Chains, &c. &c.
We are still to be found at the Same old pace-Sign of
the Big Collar, NO. l, first above the NAPLES
House, Nlain-Strect, DUBUQUE.
l. D. RANDALL G. co.
Dubuque, Dec ~, ls49. l4-ly
H5"N. B-"All orders will receive prompt attention, -
whether paid noespcciay if they enclose plenty
ofmoney. 49,.
0c5=Cash paid for Hides.
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Removal.

Removal.
" F. GILLESPIE has removed his Drug
IL. Store, square above his old stand, to
the corner of Main and Fifth streets, in the Globe
Building, where he will be pleased to see all his
"Old Customers & great many 'New ones"
Dubuque Dec. ID, 1910.
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Those Going to California,
TAN effect INSURANCE ON THEIR LIVES, in
" the Phnnix Insurance Company.
R. A. e. L. Fl. SMITH,
Agents.
Feb 18th, 1850 23-tf
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The Nicaragua question has been adjusted at
Washington.
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Starch, Indigo, and Ext. LOCKWOOD.
an hand and for sale cheap by
~ ..... f. F. GILLESPIE.
Dec. 10, 1849. -, -..u.s =. .a. D..
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More of those good Teas.
T HAVE still supply of good TEAS, war:
i ranted fresh, and for sale cheap for cash, by
E. F. GILLESPIE.
Disc. 10Th, AZ.
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Fresh CitrOll.

7 HAVE just received supply of Citron a
4 good article, which l will sell cheap.
E. F. GILLESPIE.
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THAN EkS.

THANKS.
w r. NIGHTMAN to the people of North Iowa.
w gives his sincere thanks for patronage literally
bestowed, and hopes by continuance of his exertions to
please them in the necessares convenencics and Injuries
of life at moderate prices, to merit continuance of their
frequent calls.
Having just opened Of the largest and hest selected
stock of Dry Goods and Groceries between the Aesha-
ny and Rocky Mountains, which he intends to sell at the
very lowest figures, he invites all lovers of gOod
Goods at low prices,
one door above Warles & Zirkles' old stand.
The highest price paid for Wheat Oats Corn, &C., &C.,
in exchange for goods and cash:
December 9Th, lSio. nib
% Ps black, plaid aud embroidered Apacas, for sale
w by W. wIGHTMAN.
y W. P. wrGurMAx.
R0 Ps. rcd, twelled and plain Flannes for sale by
w p. wICIIrMAN.
100 rs. sa,tinc,t and Jeans for sale by
L w W. p. wIGHrMAS.
H00 Ps. assorted Prints for sale by
WV W. p. wlcHrMAS.
, u PS Plaid Linscy for sale by
~ W. p. wrcHrM,s.
l. w P. wIGHTMAN.
90 BALES brown Shcetings for sale at
H00 LBS Batting just received and for sale by
WV W. wIGHTMAS.
IN BBs Dried Apples for sale by
w W. p. wlCHTMAS.
30 BONES Tobacco f'rsa'e by w. ?. u,.,,p,x.
100 KEGS Nails, all sizes, for sale by
LUZ ( W. p. w1cHrNA~.
% BBLs. n. o. and $. H. Nlo,sses for sale by
Nv W. p. wfGHTMAN.
10 DnLs. whiskey for eby &c. -
90 BONES Mould Candles for sale by x,.,,
. CASKS salcrals for sale by
On CHESTS Y II. and Imperial Teas for sale by
Ok BOXES and - .5z,. M R. ns:is, 1 70; ..;s BY
~ w. wIGHrMAN.
NOTICE! NOTICE
GONE maciously disposed person and persons have
~ circulated that have MIR: Murphy's old stock of
goods also his notes and accounts to collect. take this
method to give it the lie.
have opened in the room lately occupied by Mr..
Murphy,
all fresh and new, which will sell cheaper than be
bought in Dubuque or any other town on the Upper Mis-
sisspp; call and for yourselves My stock
| sists in part as follows:
% pieces Sattinctt,
10 " French Cloth,
500 500 Ssssssd M" cs"'n to f. to ,se ya
30 bales Brown do from to 9.
so pieces Plaid Jaconett,
100 &C Plain do
90 6" Book and Swiss Muslins,
500 &C Thread and Cotton Laces and Edging,
so Great Gro. Coat and Vest Buttons,
l ton ST pool Thread,
100 pieces Alpaca-from CSC to 81 per yard,
] ton Cotton Yatn.
1000 lbs. Carpet Chain, &C., &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
$50 cases Boots and Shocs-al sorts and sizes.
CLOTHING.
500 Coats-all kinds, 500 pairs Pants, 500 Vests.
HATS AND CAPS.
30 dozen Rat caps, so dozen Cloth Caps,
OOter Caps; 10 &C Fur & Push Hats.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
ALSO-l00 boxes Glass--l00 kegs Nails together with
everything usually kept in the stores Of Dubuque. You
will also find splendid assortment of choice Liquors
Brandy, Whiskey, Rum, Gin, Wines old Monongahaly
Whiskey and Cincinnati rectfed all of which am do
termincd to sell at less prices than can be bought in the
city, No trouble to show goods, and can't suit you
wont get IN passion abOutit. j. H. RHODES.
Dubuque, Nov. 81, 1S49. nib 3m.
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Vienna Confectionery.

TJNHE subscriber having purchased the Confectionery
l. Establishment, recently owned by Paul Keinc, on
Main street, the Book Store, pared furnish all
kinds of Candies and Confectionery Wholesale and Re
tail, upon the most reasonable terms.
TO Country Merchants and Shop keepers who NAV wish
to deal in articles in my line, offer such inducements as
cannot fail to their custom manufacture all my
SELF and can confidently recommend tc equal any
that be bought in the Eastern Southern market.
The LaHcS of Dubuque informed that prepared
to-s all kinds of Cdkc at the shortest notice, for Par
ties or Weddings, much cheaper than they be
made othcrwhcres They respectfully invited to call.
Recollcct Main street, near tie Book Store.
c. JACKLEY.
Dubuque, Iowa, Dec. II, lS49. l4-lv
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JAMES MULLIN.

WQyLD respectfully inform his friends and the pub
w lie, that he has taken into partnership with him,
JOHN TIMONEY,
late Cutter for Charles Taylor this City, and hopes by
line of business. -
feel confident that their work will be got up in style of
neatncss, not to be surpassed in the Western Country
ney are prepared to furnish goods, make up gentle
notice. e N''' ~ '''oi''''
S,Their shop is at J. MuLLNs old stand, over the
Cneckered Store, Man-Street.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nov. 81, 1919. l3-ly
Ladies' Fashionable Shoe Store.
MIR. HERMANN SAUER,
"OCLD respectfully beg leave inform the ladies Of
w Dubuque, that he has opened an establishment for
the manufacture of Ladies' and Misses fashionable Cater
Boots and Shoes, on Main street, opposite the Waples
House.
Dubuque, Iowa, Dec. S, ls4o. nl3-3m
$1,000 Il Year Made Clear.
NE undersigned offers for sale his place. two hundred
yards north of the corporation limits of the City Du-
coise Apple Trees all grated and of the best quality eX-
tant Aso large lot of Cherry, Pear, Chestnut, and
Mountain Ash Trees, together with several thousand
namenal Trees, with large lot of Shbbery to numer-
Gus to mention This place is well adapted for the Nur-
sery business The place contains good two sto
y brick house with frame attached, 90 by 30 feet an ex
cellcn cellar, good well of water large harm stable
carnage house and other out buildings have also an ar
rangerent with practical Nurscryman who owns large
Nursery and is under contract to furnish any quantity of
FRUIT and Ornamental Trees such the market demands
The person purchasing will be entitled to the same arranr
ment With and attention the Nursery business
Mndcr my arrangement, person can make Thousand
Dollars year, clear of all expenses Persons wishing
enter into the above business will find this good opport
nifty. Apply you lose chance. Terms lib
eral and the place at bargain
Dubuque Nov. 30. lS49. 1877
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NOTICE


rs HEREBY GIVEN, That the Dubuque Mutual Fire
Insurance Company has been incorporated under the
provisions of of the General Assembly the State
of Iowa. entitled can Act authorize general lncorpo
rations for the purpose of mutually insurng dwelling
houses, stores, shops, and other buildings, house hold fur
niturc, and other property of its members.
The capital stock incorporated consists of the deposited
premium notes of its members subject for
losses and expenses.
Two and halfper cent on the amount of the deposite
premium notes is actually paid in when tie articles of In
corporation arc signed and insurance effected by every
member, and the remainder is to be paid whenever the
Directors shall make said to pay
es and expenses
The association commenced its corporate existence on
the Goth day of April lS4s which will expire on the 26th
day of prl, 1865 but subject renewal by unanimous
vote of the members for like period of twenty years.
The officers of the company consists of board of twelve
directors, he elected annually the first Monday in
June, and President Secretary, and Surveyor appointed
by the Directors.
c. II. BOOTH, President.
}. c. WEArHERBr, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
c. H. Booth, ]. T. Farley, James L. Langwnrthv j. G..
Weatcrby F. v Goodrich, Richard Benson, w. s. Gil
Ham, Jno. G. Shields, p a. Lormicr w. Lawther Peter
NAPLES, ard NJ. Mobley.
SARSAPARILLA, PILLS, POWDERS, &c.
HAVE on hand large supply of Townsend's Sarsapa
ra, Moat's Pills and tters, Wrght's, Bragg's and
Smiths and Lees Pills, and kucckelalls' Worm Pow
ders These articles warranted to be genuine and will
be sold cheap l.. F. GILLESPIE.
March 5th, lS49.
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APPLES AND CRANBERRIES.
A PEW barrels Of good Jcneting Apples, and Gran
"A berries, for sale at Vests. .'~ @#E,
January %, 1850 @ 7#.t rn # assa
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Music for Balls and Parties.

il. ID. WOLGAST,
d ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and Gentlemen
II of Dubuque that he will furnish MUSIC for Balls
and Parties, at short notice, and reasonable TERMS
Instruction given on the Violin Bass Violin Carlonet
Flute, French Horn, Trombone, Bugle, &C. &c.
Office on Clay street, at Harmony Hall Inquire at the
'Farmers' Homc,' Mainstreet, Dubuque, Iowa.
SeDtcmbcr 10. lSI9 3-Gms.
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Family Medicine.

SLOAN's OINTMENT is now universally acknout.
- edged to be an infabe remedy, in every case where
mas been faithfully applied the human system for pro
lnsensible Respiration, drawing the inflammation
from wound, relieving pain of every kind and in lid
s n Qualities the world does not produce its equal and
Ointment that has been used An diseases Of tha
Pes Obstinate Ulcers old Sores Chbains Sore Throat
ls Gus, Cutaneous Eruption, Sore Nipples, Sore
and the other parts Of the SYSTEM Bos Ulcers scaid
Head, Bruises, Flesh Wounds, and every kind Of sore
containing the least particle of niammafon are perma
nently cured by this grand remedy. w. b. SLOAN. .
Grand Depot, 40 Lake street. Chicapo nj
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...-l.s SUPERIOR WINDOW GLASS. g.. r7
I n Boxes of c. Johnsons best Pittsburgh Window
LUZ GLASS; all sizes, in excellent order, just received
and for sale low by Z. +. GILLESPIE.
April 25th, lS49. 1875. Under City Hotel.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

TJNHE subscribers have been appointed Agents in Du
L buque for he PHENIx INsuRA COMPANY, of st.
Louis, and prepared receive and forward applica-
tons for policies.
The Company has ample guarantee capital in addi-
ton to premiums Their terms liberal those OF
any smilnr Office and the insured participate in the pro-
fits of the Company.
AS illustration of the Advantages of life Insurance
mention case which is of many, that might be
cited clergyman of Saint Louis took out policy from
this office, the 7h of July, utmo] for 5,Ooo;he
premium which comparatively tritie on the Odd
of July the gentleman died of Choefa and the company
have paid over to his family $1,000:
r. G. & E. II. SMITH:
H. L. WH1TMAv, Medical Examiner.
Ann
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Nutmegs, Gloves, Mace, and Spices.
A LARGE quantity of the above articles in
IN store, and warranted to be of the best quail
ty, for sale cheap by
Z. F. GILLESPIE.
Dec. r. 40.
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Ofall the slavery in the worlds there any
SO degrading, 50 miserable and wretched as that
of the Bottle?
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Tremendous Ercicmcn-Crc .4racon-I Timely .Arrral
Of Nem Goods from 81. LouiSt-Unparaeed Confusion
the yNabobs uho contend for High Prices!!
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LIFE INSURANCE
CAPITAL 100000.

by THE
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
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VIC nave no Objection to newspaper borrow
ing, provided every man only takes to
lend.
Mrs. f., do you like milk in your tea?
No, | thank you; the superAuity af milk,
added to the flavority of the heart, renders the
conglomcration insupportable obnoxious to my
diabolical appetite.
Du tell
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The mayor of New York, in his message, says
there are about 5000 juvenile thieves in that
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-13
Drs. Lee and Reynolds,

Rockville Delaware County, Ia
Jan. %, 1850 20-6m.,
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Dubuque, Jan. %, 1850. eo-tf. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
THE i AIR MIR !.


t,5E H. g i !. Ii
Itlis a common practice to thrash out
large portion Of a wheat crop directly after
harvest, by those WHOLLY SO convenient to
the market that they CAN speedily deliver it,
80 as not I'd seriously affect the autumn seed
ing, anaother labor on the farm II By.thrash-
ing olta pretty large proportion Of tile wheat
Septembe and the early part Of October, the
exporting merchant viii have nolldifieuIty il
being able TO make his shipment and get re-
turns Iinl the short period Of four months, and
frequently this may be efected much sooner
When there is a certainty that business may
besthUs done with pronptness, afespectable
export merchant Will find no difficulty in eff
feeling u loan from our banks TO ahy reasona-
Bic amount for the purchase Of the leading
articles of export That class of Pensioners,
flon til FIRST establishinent Of -banksin tho
Colony. have had the preference over all 9TH
crs This, to some extent, has been an adj
vantage to the rural pppplations who have
been unfort nnately, in other respects, that out
Of the money market, owing the peculiar gee.
MUS Of our banking institutions, and the ex-
istence Of absurd aud useless laws On our stat
nc books Affecting tie legal rate Of interest.
But bankers, for their own purpose, have
conceived id most advantageous to have the
principal portion Of their capital enployedin
the purchase Of wheat, -four, pork and lum-
Der, and the farmers have, doubtless, derived
benefit from such policy This has been,
and continues to Be, much greater adyan-
tage to them than at FIRST might lbessuppose9.
The cdmpetition createdin our markets from
the superior facilities for obtaining naoneyto
speculate iii wheat and -four and the pros
pcct Of immediate returt:s. Induce those en-
gagged in the business to pay the outside VAL.
ne df hearticle The Farmers By this means
are enabled 40 get for tbsit wheat full value,
and MOI nuftRquently more than tits worth
Besides, they derive an advan tages from the
use pf their nancy at = much earlier period
than Il these facilities we're not hdla dqt to
thela
With all these advantages, ii must not bd
forgStten. that care should be taken to hus-
band the straw made. on the farm, as . neans
Of Keeping the castle in comfort during tbs
winter, and f9r The purpose Of increasing the
manure heap Although ii mays require
so1nslittla time and trouble ooarefdllv sIsc.e
straw, ret no careful farmer viii neglect fhi@
important matter 1ordafb Eara,fs. & aiSc6
4
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TnE DIES ERT OF SAHARA.

North 81 tbc mountains Of the Moonlin
Abysinia hts3the great Desert Of Sahara,
stretching 500 miles in width from its south
ern margih, and 1000 in length between the
Atlantic and The Red Sea 1t Is d hideoas.
barren wastcl prolonged eastward into tile
Atlantic for ntles, in the form Of sand banks,
and interrupted to the west only BY fqw
GASES and tie valley Of the Nile
This desert, Is alternately scorshed by heat
and pinched by cold The wind blows from
the east nine months of the year, and at The
eqqinoxcs it rashes In a hurricane, driving
the sand In clouds before it, producing tile
darkness Of night at midday, and over
whtlmlng carayans of men and animals III
common destruction. Then the sand is head
ed up in waves ever varying with the blast
even the atmosphere is Of sand. The desc
latiOn Of this dteary waste, boundless to tile
eye as the.oceatl, is terrific and suhlime-tlic
dry heated mir Il like ared vapor, the setting
sun seems'to be a volcanic fire, and at times
the barning wind Of the desert i41the blast
of death There are many salt lakes to the
north, and even the springs arelof brine;
thick incrastations Of dazzling salt cover the
ground, and the particles carried aloft by
whiflwinds, fash in the sun like diamonds
Sand is not the only character Of the desert,
tracks of gravel and low bare rocks occur at
times notices barren and dreary On these
intefminahle sands and rocks no animal no
insect, breaks the dread silence, not tree
not 4 shrub Is to DC seen in this land without
a shadow, In the glare of noon the air
quirers with the heat reflected from the red
sand and in the night it is chilled ID clear
sky sparkling under a host Of stars Strange
II butt beautiful contrasted with these soli1
tudess Is the narrow valley Of Tie Nile,
threading THE desert for 1000 miles ii enler1
aid green, with fits blue waters foalning IN
rapids among wild rocks, or quietly spread
ing ina calm stream amidst fields Of corn
and the august monaments Of past ages.
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souL.

HoE mysterious the principle which aetur
ates tfis clay tenement, and elcyates man il.
the sr3le of heing-the immortal spirit j
Transcript ofi Gods eternityI What image
/ rs can give us an adequate conception of its
constisbtipa,f its duration 81 its Faluel AZ
the light Of reason aud revelation has meas
lrabls psfelled the in6del ar the materialtst
is nom Foastrained to make PROSTATE obeis
sanes ~ the same and il willing to admit
that ia himself he discovered q mething
which cannot be matter, consequently an. i'm /
material spiritual substance on whichihe per-
eeives, Remembers, reasons and wills
As toits eternity, who can comprehend it1
WHolcah travel in thought along the track Of
ages ID Sast futurity, till he has oyersaken
the eteEnity that lies 10 that direction -
Could We, BY any number Of successive
atrills over these mighty intervals. reach the
summit our spirits might Be u rest but how
slblihe 70 consider. that when agessare on
ages shall have rolled around, and their re-
nieinl4rance il no more audThese increased by
the multiplication of the particles Of matter
whichic6hlposc the universe, the soul will Just
have entered the threshold Of eternity, the
mornihgIof its existence, as endless is that
BtingiWho spake world from naurht n
EtcFnitS Infinite duration How vast +
Were sira Of fight to convey 10 some dis.
tantffi$ldEin space only one grain Of sand and
return bat once in i thousand years, what
vast period Of time would elapse ere a little
~moleh III, Tor the tumllus Of tie aut would be
formed, To Say nothing as to lifetime In Which
the mighty Alps n Andes would be removed /!
Andyet,ifshis removal of particls be applied
to each mountain, continent and island with
the globeits as thus deposited in ths dis
tant regions of space, with the molecular con
stitutidn cf thewhole universe, when tliisin-
conceivable labor was accomplished, eternity
would only DO commenced,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
THE GOOD WIFE.

There can be no doubt whatever but that !:
q good wife il great blessing, and it IS also
equally true that all wives desire TO b good.
Many, however think they can be good With.
ont exeFtion This isIan error. Mentalex.
ertion, and some sacrifice Of feeling, il re-
quired But see the reward. The infiu-
ence Of good wife is immense The power
Of q Wife fpr good or evil, is irresistiblef-'
Home must be the seat of happiness, III it
must lie forever unknown A good wife II to
a man wisdom and courage, and strength
and endurance A bad one il confusion
weakness, discontinue and depair. No con
dition is hppeless/when the wife possesses
frmncss, decision and economy There III no
outward prosperity which can counteractin-
dolence, folly and extravaganza at home. ~
No spirit can long resist bad domestic iRfu-
Ience Man isstrong, but his heart is notad-
amant. He delights in enterprise and action
but to sustain him he needs tranquil mind
and wAole heart He expends his whole
moral force.ip the conflict of the world ITO
recover his cquanimity and composure, home
must be 70 him a place Of repose, of peace,
Of cheerfulness, Of comfort, and his SQUIRE
news its strength, and again goes forth With
fresh yigor ~ encounter the labor and trou
bles of the world But, if at home he finds
no rest. and u there met with bad temper,
sullenness, or gloom, or is assaulted by dscpn-.
tent, or complaint, Or reproaches, the heart
breaks, the spirits are crushed, hope vanislies,
and the man sinks into despair