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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-01-22

D"Bo>S, what's The rule of thrce?!"
"A rule made by me and two other frllers.-
The first article Says that a sassy apprentice
shall have bis aose rung. Please r~ecollsct it.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-01-22

Working Men.-A g'eat many politicians in
this country are working hard at Cabinet maxi
ing.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-01-22

Irue.-At the gate which suspicion enters
love goes ont.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

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a*x'esH ha"ahs 81 .ia"u,.. aud .1,,,rr
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k'tF * cSH NG.iahs I.IEiu-ut
Jsn-< a. Saith
IN. Merchant al H..pI g-prer
i n~hi I.ia' M iu ih,c.
:, e. "nh r"iH'i' f"' p c"rts. ~ rsu. an 81
per bottle. I's ~ G.. u's -ike ron; in- t,,r .
h''''~ ~s nch A. tie - c.H's >,zr sui tn. = \
s'z~ hr" iI""s A. much - th- ~ cents size:
"'r ia'S" sIE-> hri"= gT- iIy chrAr-r
q IL 'sg 4 90 Prnrri-,orS
3ci Rr"ainaI. y, Y AMI ~ Lclis. lio.
tcI SALE h' Druggists and S'or. keep, g
g'h"r I \ AID b.
Sla dug x Gre. aNsII. Leonard rown
e.. C'o'g- = t"Is n. fsf,'eo
tI"ht d tnI'oI, ST. CIem-niis Eay
Nov. 24iI Asa.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

Vnivtrsat" o. Maryland.
tstHT FOPTt, SIX II AvNrAt
3 SEcSiovvi;l kseii ri, Tharsda~.
O toher 18Th 1883. and end On the Is,
Of Arb, 1>5E as s.,tssaaz nhssse
.PlnSlp!es and .Ffscti,e Of Srserv and
CI9isal .SnEgcEr~- Nathan r. Saith,
,c ~ ana ess Falr,aacy- : i, :. E.
A AiEcn. NJ. y. = t.,...,4
Psinsiple~ sand r -artirr Of Msdicin,
and Canieal Med ine-Samuel Chew,
v. d.
rAHatomv and fhvfclosv-ge.t, h
R6hv. ss. D. 81 ssS - f's7' -
'aOA sss,ic --Pi@harti N. Thomas v. D.
'MStrSi, Mrdi~a. @ The-aneu.ies and
P4tholo ty-Geo.s w. Atiltenber.er, M
n ssae' = a.flra ct t.- CO -
p-acticaiAnatomy- B. Smith,
If. ID. r-te q see : es ~ gga - -. -
Fees for the FIN rourse scu: he mon.
stra.or's fee $40; q atncu.a,icn s5
Graiua.iar. $50 p $50 sssE SO ave
~ For purposes Of Ciini.al instrn
the Fa~ulty haze az their ronrand Vie
Bilsfino~e TnfirfnarvsH rontainins goo
beds. sT,ihesre< TO NE University. and
is manarca Hnd attended entirely Nv the
Faculty. and 4 open to slI NTH .ulate-
ofthe school thfouy out the year without
fee. I'D - f.tr NE 81 20
Fz Ana:o'sii al material il abundant and
cheap. Exprn pc uf ilvihg in Baltimore
o. low as anv Atlantic citv. 80
-
August 25th. 1853 .R bad -s-
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22
tA1t CLs,a iil<c, FaLLtLctm.

MOSES WOLF. .fyrmerls fealar)
1V1 lakes thi- opportunity OF thank
Ing EfS EiahdS in 81. ary's for
the Patronage bestowed u2on hin; and
beas to atlnehn"e that he has iu,t re-
turned from New YeRk With a verysex-
ten i've stock Of the be FALLC orr.
ING, " hifh he i enabled. sby hi = slem
OF ID EGzg aEiss4 q .s1sE
SMiLi1PROFITS sua QUICK RE.
TURNS tosel at lea fire pee esaicieq..
err than ans other house in the risv.s H.
has al5o a large -0nRly Of SEHy ANTS
CLOTHING. swhirh he offer. lowerreaay
made, thsn the Farmerehas. ia. nav far
the stDlf. Remember Cheap Clothing
Empotium!l kas .n, EEzna1R -svif
ssf !. a. 24S Pratt Ssrret,.-1t 80 ,-~
2 doors above Wa hiurto Hotel, =
saslsga Bellimoreal kseg a.
2 Septemhcr 2nd lS53---fin. stSev
~ #F# ~ s# p FE f q
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22
T ALL O Rim G..

THE suhscriher i. now prepared to
l. do Tailoring IN all its bran hes in
the mot "a, hionah'e style, and al the
shortest no'i"e Hlv,ng EMPLOYED a
fr>t-rate hand from the city, he will fur
nj h Goats. Pants. AMI Vests to order !:
or make NJ with punctu4litv for tho e
who may chloe to purcha, the goods
ell ewhere Particular attention given TO
cutting. ...
GEOR E w. EICH RDSON
Nov. 18th, 1853-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22
DAN AWAY from the ,ubscr;,

- AN AWAY from the subscriber liv.
IA iny near Port Tobacco Charles
County d., on Saturday might the 18th
October, negro man HAMLE =
tfAUGH, % wears old about feet 9 or
10 inAAes high, Che nut coiored. Stout
made an1 had a scar think on his left
leg fro An Old lore.
Himlel was PurchaS ed by me IN June
last. fr5ma ur. George Combs, of Saint
rary's county and has a wife living al
Moore's Landing and many acquaintan-
Co in Saint Georges, where he one.
liFrd. / viii give the above reward If
.sken out of Charles or Saint fary's
E6unsy and filty If taken in either. =.
JOHN w. JENKINS.
November 47th 163o-sf. ----
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22
ron " WASHINGTON s. BALTr ORE
N"sicrSto sredisor..

n Office is hereby Given that the
" ,ubsrriber has obtained from The
Orphan, Court Of Saint ary's county id
Maryland, letters parliamentary on Tho
per, onal estate Of Ri~hard tss.ingley
late Of raid county decea. ed. All per-
,on~ having claims against the laid
deceastd are hereby warned TO exhibit
the are Win the proper voucher, thereof
to the ub> ciiber, On or before 22nd day
Of arch next otherN ise they nav he
excluded by Law from all benefit sf The
said tate. Given under nv hand this
22nd dav IF September 1859.
ROBER T. BARBER, Exec.
@ September %, 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22
e.M-s bcr for Sale.

:" F. are in receipt Of Michigan &
w Canada White pine Lumber su-
reiiorto any now in this market. also
Su quehanna cullings, select g., South
ern and Ea tern shore form. ;oits &
scantling Bangor Lathes, p,~ket+ Nc,
and a large as. ortment of .hinrtes, Of
sevefsl qualities. Having made our ar
rangernents With a view to the boat bmsi-
mess, we particularly, invite the atten
ton of the people Of 81. Mary's and the
adjoining counties to our stock. Orders
accomplished by the ga; h or re>pons ible
names viii be filled With promptne<s,
and warranted to give sati faction or the
lumber may be returned at our expense.
S. WILLIS g. CO.
&c.,. Uninn Dock Baltimore.
August 25th, 1853. F. -r- FL.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22
G. RIO CE RE

W. E Offer for sale on Accommodating
w terms a select assortment OF
GroHcri ~on.i TIM in part of Java, Ma
ra-aibo L yuaria, and Rio CofFee-New
Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar-New
York and Philadelphia Loaf, Cru he'd,
Pulverized. and Clarified Sugar-Cu5a,
New Orleans. and Porto Rico Mola~.es-
Lovering & Stuart's Family Svrup-Su-
oerior Gunpowder, Imperial, Y. Hy. on,
iRd Black Teas-all Of fresh impor. alton,
oye:her with all articles in our line.
rs = FIRE. LAND g. HALL,
cRoeERs AND coMxIssIoE MERCHANTS,
No 90 Light street whast. Bait
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

TO TIE FARMERS OF s.. MARY'S.
(t01 TINGHAu s. JOHNSON have
~ now in store and for sale PEN
NOCk'SI PROVED WHEA i'lILL
AND SEED So YER. his machine
j. the first successful drill u.ed in this
country. II has been .implifed and i'm
proved bv ;he orr -inal patentee every
wear for the lat TX wears, and he now
believes thasshe has perfected enc of the
most use fui hbor-saviug machines for the
Farmer thai Il now In II e.
/ We are Ialsoprepared to furni. h the
Agri >ultrrali T. and dealers in unple-
EentS. Tte attention Of farmers i in
vltei TO the follow inc articles of our own
Manufacture :-Ploughs, Har ows. Cult.
r.tors, Wheat Fans. Grain Cradles, Straw
Cutter<, Corn shelters. Wheat Thre. hers.
and Horse Powers. CastingSbv the ton
or sin lie piece for Ploughs and marines.
Also; q variety of articles too numer-
Gus to mention. to all Of which thev would
respectfully call the attention Of their
old friends and patrons, assuring their
that all articles they manufacture shall
be of rod materials AMI workman hip.
ani sold on az reasonable terms as the,
can be had elsewhere.
COTTTNGHiM & JOHNSON,
No. l2f Pratt street, corner of
fss-9 Holm .Sworth, Bait, I'd.
August 18th, 1858. -ftf-c3
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22
NEGHOr:S vSttrEu.
VV.NFsI II Z YIN n
Nov f7.h, 1S53-4w.

T'H" subscriber, agent for !. c. Cool:
u & Co, takes plea ure in informing
the citizens Of st ary'> Co That he j.
now in the market and prepared at all
times 10 give the highest cash market
prices for all likely Young negroes Of
every description. He xiIl be IN Leon.
ard town regularly every week, where
all communications addressed 10 him
will b, strictly confidential and will be
promptly attended to. Liberal commi .
sioas will De- paid in all cases for infor-
nation leading to rurchsse.
r. C.. SHCKELL.
Leonard Town Aug. II, 1s53-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22
New And Cheap Lumber
r-... 9aTd.
, UNION DOCK. .4DJOLVTrC
(. NORFOLK STEAMBOAT
- WH7RF
BtL WORE.
BALTIMORE. 49,.

- WILLIS & CO.. inform their
~. friends and the publ that they
have opened LUMBER YARD at the
above-Ramed place, where they are
daily receiving every description of
LuFnber brought to this market, viz {:
WHITE PINE, OF evc-y quality !:
FLOORING. SHINGLES, LATHS.
JOISTS, POSTS, Sc, which they offer,
at whole ale and retail. on plea,in
terns. They viii make it the interest
ofPurchaser to give them cell
Auril .. 1S53-9:n
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

ICsT received Ii Spalding s Green:
- well choi~el az OIL nent Of aides
dress tGoof~-.ti, ses' Niro-a superior
lot Of plain and fan~t Cas- emefes anil
We aiH+.- hyperion blue, blink. and
broWn cio,h.-a rhoice lot Of fine Whit
nry Bllnkets-nosro biankets-fiocse
ditto. ewes
Flannel> of all colors and pr 'c,-q
good arti.ie at 25 cent per ward. with
all OF her arI"leS b uallv kept in a g. un-
try store. These goods cafi 5e pufehas.
ed IA low az in Baltimore. oil.
600 wards of Lircey f r negro women
800 yards Of heavy negro cloth~-a
choice a'sortm mt of ready-made Cloths
i'm. Alsn prime chez e.
SPALDING 3 GREENWELL. {
Nov. 10th, lS53-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.
T7EEtAND& HALL. No. 90 Lirht
~ street whaSf Baltimore. Offer for
sale large a~sorttntrit Of Wines and
Liquor, the qualissEef ehi b We guar
sntee equal to anv hi fhe cf.v, We mare
in MadeIrs. FIERY. filcr, sId
Port Wines. Pa'rs and Dark French
b andy; HOLLAND Gin .Tamai~a Rum, and
f-i.h Whi>kev. Old RYE, anl Bourbon
Wh>key. all Of dire importation. All
oth"r Lidtors fore, m and slones tic, kept
CT ns,artlv on hand
MIv2jth, 1856.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

y ACuN.-County and Baltimor,
~ cured Bacon. for sale bv
SPALDING & GREt.NwELL.
June 23d. 1854 ESQ., - 20
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

RS. rKssCT la 4Y +

RHRS. TKisCf La 5Y res.
" pectfu''y informs Der i.isalIa and
the publ that he has ocaased bet II IN
xIseoaard Town, and is prepared ii Ii
plain scp Ing She will make slIiTgs.
pants. AMI COMMON coats. on the mot
Ia conm%ia.inZ terms. She soil its )
share Of pn,.i. encouragement.
y sept. .22l is33--I
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22
NEW GOODS.


GphLDING & GREENWELL ara
~ nyw in receipt of 4 chni e stock al
Fall and Winter Good. It con. Isl f in
part For rneh'~ wear. black, blue. and
olive Clo.h. doc kin and fancy as liner;
velvet, six. anil 'noreEi Ve.ting fine
.B1otS and Shoe; Van ants Hats. Caps,
s.. For nerroes LinseyS, Kersevs.
Shoes, g.. The hoes were selected
with mu4h care. La,'ies wi,l plea call
soon anal take look at our assortment Of
dress ~cnds. "a we fa'ter ourselves they
have been selected with unu ual taste.
: IL assortment of. ladies' shoes. gloves,
hoe, g.. is very fine. A very large
assortment Of hardware. drug, staticna-
~ queensware. g., on hand.
+ See. FOR ;AM'LY USE. f-.
20 bS. Roberts flnrilv Flour, one Of the
bet braafs in The Union. '. aF
FOR sg'S-HAULERs.
SO sacks OF blown Salt.
so do G a. do.
.... GLASSWARE.
6 dog. JENNY Land buffers and covers.
2 dog. at F. p. spangle Jugs. " ~
% dog. A h5urtou su'ip wines.
20 doz. u. $. flute E. B. do.
Is dog. rAs hburton emonades.a g.. 81.
II dog. Jenny Lind Chanpaynes. E
12 dog. do do Jellies. @'.'d
Is doz. palace Egy Glasses. s...
Il doz. 3 square Ca. tor bottles. -.-r
81 dog. palace hip tumblc-s. r.Fr
p doz. pt. heavy Sdute French bar do.
p dog. d" do A>hturton taper bar do.
Sept 10Th. 1353-.:f s-,.a
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

~ LlEVlNG that the ciiizehs Of BAL
n , ,imore have the " III as we'll a the
ineans = support li5Fraliv a . Home
joutnll, : Sese,ed 70 :heir interes,< mi
a'.Iussin n. ithe under. iyned Nil tif
saihIent patronage can be olfainedl
tenmeare the publication Of an Original
ITeekfy Ptpr under the above title. e
Naive LiteFa' ure and Home Talent
viii DC encouraged and 70 tered bv its
prUpiietorF: and DC itlessthe .aal -irie-
ty'ot MISCELLANEOUS READING, embracing
every l. pic of Grne al Interest. the Lo-
cal News of the Week the ! arkets. and
:" II sort of Paragraph" due spare
Viii he appropriated TO the g Ladies De-
part'neni, > thereby more fully acaping
the paper TO the -
fI2E~IO- AND % Willy CIRCLE.
Il columns sh,lI never be con,ami-
ha'ei With az impure or immoral senti-
mrrt. .a sFa
Il haS lon5 been a rrproach to Bait
more that he has stood alone IL not up
porting Home Literature. While some
other cities have their dozen. he as vet
ha> not one single Literary paper.
We cal tl;en ur.l the cI.izens for
support. LIT them encourage native
cnrerpi e, for the Proprietor, and Edi-
tors we're born in Baltimore. and have
her Interests At heart and by giving Us
tn'onragernrnt build up purely " Home
Journal"
=. We are fully aware that many attempts
Rave heeii rGtiE to etahiih a Literary
paper in Baltimore. and that n trial
ha~ but ended in 4 failure. With the
"Monumrntal Literary Gazette" it shall
not be 20. for We pledge our elves that
il one nu,ltber i l.. ned the q hole volume
hall be completed. and to make this
pledge secure the first number will moi
be puhihed until sukfiient number oi
subs rliptions have been obtained to iu.ti.
wits continuance. Our enetyies shall
ne directed to the accompli hrnent oi
this end BY the first week of the coming
New-Year. ....
The pen of some Of the bel and mo
popular writer's Of the dav viii be ensag.
ed for itS columns, and the Editors pro.
W. 'tc'iN FH1'I q 't'Vdl Iu ca HcCA
J.. ne. In fact or chief aim shall be Il
amuse. instruct, promote The interests O
MOI ality and virtue, and. true to on,
motto. " Keel ior," eventually make i
the Bet Family Parer Fuh'i he'd.
FINLEY JOHNSON < co
! Editors md Propriefors.
. Baltimore. o 'toher %. 1883.
TERMS IHYAHiaBN IN ADVANCE
One copy one wear, 80 Of
ne copy TX months, LOT
O1e copy two wears. 30t
Four copies one year, Coz
+. Twelve copies one year. IS OF
ANY per. on sending an order for lively,
or more copies hall be entitled to al
extra copy grati'.
Country papers giving the shove Pr
in-er'ion, or calling notice TO il, >hall b,
entitled 10 EXCHANGE.
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Tavlor'S Bookstore Sun Iron Building.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22
NOTICE 20 ITORs

"A JTICE is hereby given that Tho
~ subscriber has Obtained fion the
Orphans Court of St rarv's county ii
Maryland letters tP>tanentarv on the
Per.onal estate If ,n Spaldin !. late of
sail county dece7.ed. Ali per.o ns Fiav-
ing claims against the said decea<e ed are
hereby warned to exhibit the ,an.t It'll
the proper vouchers thereof. TO The sur
scTi5er or or before the Eth daS Of 81
next, otherwie they NAV be fxcludesl
bv law from all beneft Of the ,aia :. tate.
Given under nv hand this 17ths day OF
Novembtr. lS52.
JOSEPH FORBES Exeer.
Nov f7.h, 1S53-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

mo &C. Is hereby given that the
4 y subscribers have obtaired from the
ORPHANS court Of SAINT ary'S county in
Maryland, letters te tanrnfarv on the
1Eer oral E. tate or Catherine Willard. late
'aii county decea ed. All per. ons
aslny claims again,t the aid decea ed
afe hereby warned 10 exhibit The san e;
Witt The proper voucher, fhafrnf. 10 the
s4p srit5efs on Or before fhssr fTih .tISy q
MI next, othfrai Z they NAV bF eseiu-
tlta br law from all benefit Of the said
sFi:lte GIVEN under cur hands this I1th
Ia Of November 1853.
B. e. HARRI+, G.
JOS. SIP ,LDTNG. ExeeT''
Nbx<mbeF 18th, lS53-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

noanf ~ -
~ su.,sss::ser< hsss ebts;ss 81
: &C. II Z / q !: D..
iag claims LIN i z;1 zerxa< y 4.<
hereby waihsa 10 - Ill. SIS
,heIproper yon hers "a 4 Il IS.
sc4ibeEoB OF befowe he /
next, ofhern tEkiF nav 81 = 'N.lt.I
bv law from al heasSf ID ! ~ all ! tait.
Given under our hallGs Thu 17tIf 1sx of
November 1883
JOHN Fl. Ian.
.s5OHrNA ca ALE; Ear
SLEN TIN.
Nevembes 7th. Is5s--4w.
- 81 - D - FA4
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

~ e - f]<s
rms . AAr 4HE
MEXICAN srsNG laNlaItNT
TIA. hrsa = =zseh.sssst II the STA.
hits e Altar astas Spnihefn. R.ssesn.
end Wsstss Ass. 81 Gazing f;ai.lsl
Ser.leh !. 8H BEaisss - itSS =
~ rreaggss $50 ID 8 8 Vzszsls.E ptrnar ,,ion
TO BE az #EHAiiF by ram or heasf
J Digging.
f'Fs 2esH Coz ESrEsfas. tables.
80 NEF nrr IA recO'u mrnair~ the
Me- Asitzf ,ihen To all oar fri.nd.
So 'H*z*Fkz HN AZ. best ar'Irie wc have ever
~ NH N@s NV + scr gAldS in ltur-PE We
~ Nx'F 81 SNA e+;s. and alta avs slTreihai.
3 = t&sr Hsesi II FIR se.ere
A4 81 Will As Rheumatic Paine
u aris like magir-we can
2F sniireIy shan iOH.d the use of
*IHz E&sarss
~ Hewitt Fars.n4n for
Exnrtss t'o 10 wall <t.@et.
exprs "a. 20 Brcsdw.y.
4'tH HEai 4 l,o's. rs Wall street.
Nl5 - o.. 10 Wal s'rrSt
HIsiAng g.iainrnf in nv
ket* kerr ct>.s Of htrd Iunps
- rfm ~ give nv e-riI6 ,ts
7H z&*#ksS 'kN* E#s NV dsu srrr hal a hard
30 ~ b egg HFnn b. r wrist
F se'E7 10 rub II with III. ipI.1
sseE* 49, 'S raiiE"lVNr-ln"v d
~ 80 NN hinin' ht fnr =, rpful.
o"e IA" t"ro.' Of hong
Nss's snts. an.i ~ rrtnnv.
tn"m - consider them
Az rs attR lsnahn M IN Nus
tang s.tns ~ r,nspd.
Liberty. Ali. 1875
Nee E m - -. 49,
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22


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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-07-13
IOWA CITY, vEs11pAY JULY IS, 1858

We prefer to travel at the risk Of our lives,
than not get quickly to the end Of our journey.
There is plenty Of activity among US, but no
contentment. Our engine has plenty Of pow
er. but no fy-wheel. and there is constant dan
ger of jerking 1t out Of place. by trying to get
too much out of it in a short time. The De.
mocrAcy Of this country Fave great work to
accomplish. They have the destinies Of the
human race In their hands. For the first time
in the history Of the world. liberty and free
thought have full scope among us, with no res
traint but public opinion. We should like to
see style Of thought and purpose cultivated
by our great party. Let US il possible. redeem
politics from the suspicion that attaches to il
of being mere scramble for Office. It is one
Of the noblest Of all pursuits. The Wings have
long claimed to have all the learning and gen
tility. Let the Democracy seek to monopolist
the honesty, as that has hitherto been some
thing rs2her neglected BY both parties. Their,
EiSsK great amount Of wisdom and suggestion il
John Rsndolph's philosophers stone. 1t il
good Democratic doctrine, too. General Jack
son felt its wisdom, when he condemned ira
ding on borrowed capital.-Pennsylvanian.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-07-13

NEW YoRx AND ERIE RAlLRoAD.-The new.
ly elected President Of this road, B. Homer
Ramsdell, Esq. has a salary Of $4,000 per
annum. Insomuch as more administrative tai
ent is required to manage. successfully, the
affairs Of this great work, than is necessary
in almost any other station. il is probable that
the President will be justly entitled to all be
gets. The road itself is a monument 0! indus.
Try and engineering skill. and to our way Of
thinking. it is decidedly the best route from
Lake Erie to New York. 1t has one advantage
that no other road can claim, and that is, the
broad gu age.-an advantage that old travel
lers will not be slow to appreciate. It is built
too, through section Of country that offers
more attractions in the way Of natural scenery
than any other road in America. Under its
new management we are confident that the
New York d Erie Road will attain great pop
ularity. especially in the Wcst.-Jefersohian.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-07-13
"Learn to Labor and to wait"

"Mr. President" said the eccentric John
Randolph. in speech in the Senate, II have
discovered The philosophers stone! 1t con-
sists of four short words of homely English
Pay as you go."'
These words are worth recalling in this ex-
travagant and spendthrift age. Reckless ex
penditure is the mark of the times -expendi-
ture not only Of gold, but of life. of thought,
Of everything. 1t would seem as if this was a
time when we should pause in our headlong
search after nothing, and ask ourselves to what
we are tending. We need, as it appears tc'us
that consideration should, like an angel, cane
and whip the offending Adam out If us"
We waut to learn the great truth, that moth
ing can be truly enjoyed that is not fairly earn
ed. We are all seeking to get more than We
are willing to pay for. 1--WE want" As they
say to the children, the cake and the penny
both
Ne want wealth without sernipg it by in
|dastry and economy ;luxs!X i1keut paying
~ Y; knowledge by intuit16n and not acqui-
sitiep. are nol rilling to pay a. we 60,
but NApt 70 get everything on credit.
This credit system is u1desbtsdly great
invention; but like all other good things, W
may have too much Of it. It is well to be VII.
ling to give credit both III purse and thought
but we shall lose both our means Of living and
Of arriving at true conclusions II we indulge
too much in these luxuries.
These old proverbs have sometimes won.
derfut significance in them. They are, as II
were. the expression Of the homeiy common
sense Of the world. 1t ie true that very often
'tbe longest way round, is the shortest way
home" Many man has got himself into q
quagmire by attempting short cut. Nature
elaborates all her productions by the slowest
processes. From the old primative rocks to
vegetation was ages of time. From vegetation
to consciousness aud man. was still other ages
We are born, all of us, for some great and co
gent purpose, but we shall not arrive at it by
inpatient antcipations. In the wheel of oul
pushing industry, our counting houses, work
shops. steam engines and magnetic telegraphs
We should hear the voice of the experience o.
past ages, crying out to US, as from an oracle
| Festina Iente; make haste sloicly; study to b
quiet; or in the words Of the text, to which WI
i have appended this short sermon :-"PAY Al
YoU CO."
/ Il find," said shrewd merchant, 81 maxi
] most money when am least anxious about it.
Bonaparse once said II have no idea OF mer
chant acquiring fortune as a General wins
lttle-at single blow"
>lLife with Us, in this busy country. is on
constant buzz and hustle. We should ralhe
b. losing money than doing no business
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-07-13

FLocxISe 1N.-Ckizens Of st. Paul who have
not taken pains to inform themselves, have no
idea Of the Dumbes oi immigrants focking into
the Territory, that do not touch at this place.
Large numbers enter the Territory by way OF
Iowa, and settle between the Iowa line and
the Minnesota river. farming country, unsur-
passed in the West. They are also Aocking
up all along the Mississippi river. We all
witness the constant stream of population that
is pouring into this city, and thence spreading
out in all directions, north, east and west. but
the great region Of attraction is the valley Of
kthe Minnesota river.
Our prediction that the population Of Min
nesota will increase one hundred per cent ~
year. will from all appearances, lie fully res
ed - Minnesota Dem.