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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02
st. Louis Advertisements.
TO The MERCHANTS OF
MlS>OCRl,l ILLINOIS, IOWA, WIS.
CONSIN AND MINNESOTA.
Great Inducements to Trade in st Louis.
AN Undertaking One Price Cash sy item
GStablishod-

~As"s AuAutt AAtAtS " Il0uC Ill ID kVulAs
An Undoviatins One Price Cash sy.tem
Established.
lea Thousand Packages of SeosoaoM, Dru Cood,
oDeed for Cash. by EpDY JAMESON Il Co
at Eastern Manufacturers and Importers pr
ces: at tecst tea per rent. less than any eredi,
house IN .4n:erica cda afford
Vie subscribers ha we'd TO their new sore nm
Maine st erec ed for them by tol. Brant at q cort
OF sixty ihousand ddnrs, and being largest store
Gu oer tor saic by the piece age, stcck
., S,SOo 900 of American Eng lsb. German, French
manufacturers. W NP"'
gr ing srp.Tene in .he wesen Trade and h.yrs
US 70 u, iort such go"ds as adapted the ants Of
We believe have facilities huy ing which ar, not
oy any western ho1sa having resident artuers
aud bu, ers c,EstantIy he Manufaco les aud kuc,.
IN the East, and agens on the Continent Purch.s
ing our goods for cash and enabd
10 buy much lower than Eastern or western Jobb NO
Houses who buy on long credit always able
,nd prepared to take advantage OF char g. mar
ke favorable to cash buy which erchan,s no buy
IN credi: Cannot enjoy
We can afford to sell for cash, ten rcT cent less
than other houses because we do not sustain hea-
w losses by credItIng extravagant and ndicious
merchants.
Merchants who have been in he lahi, of Waiting The
Eastern cities art assured thathe, arg. sticks
| Philadelphia " sc" WIN VI
We guarantee TO exhibit larger and better as
sorted and more elegant stock of Fancy and STA
pie Dry Goods and Notions, than was ever seen
IN one mouse in America
Our Dress 20, Dis are mostly OF les designed y our
selves and entirely confined 20 in this market
We Afe prepared 10 th the iudu m
and W hite Goods Rercd by first class houses m
me f.-ft who are only in this branch of business
The country merchant Will save time and trouble nv
his goods in st. Iouis-expense and risk OF
raVeinS-oss OF time which valuable to q cd ruer
chhhis-expenslVe transt raIion detention his gods
by low water tsmsrageI Of Careless forwardipr
merchants thereby sobjeeting hims.Ifto hiss of sars
snd profits and great ncons ON p,op-
ey he receives from his custom, rseachance which i.
Always favor OF Eastern ce--the risk
himself with too large qurniits OF goods not adapted
10 MS traoe which are sure Ia. deprecated be-
come unsalaee-and being long absent from his h,,ns
ard family are good the retailer TO make lis
purchases in n home market.
respectfully suggest these facts to in the
"es DeieVinS Is for their interest rsspect
make their purchases in Louis and thai the system
we have established. them cbeaper good,
and IA large stocks OF aimed IN any Eastern
Ciy,"iH orlnS 10 US many merchants traders " no
hsve not heretofore thai save money ami
tine by coming 10 "a home market their supplies.
','ir motto shall be Large Sales and Small Profits nm
one Prce Cash Ten per cent
less III any credit house in the or West can AT
ford' EDDY JauFSoS n 20
81 L"n's. May 20, L 81 E3i
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02
INSURANCE AGENCY.

9II,N1 ms TRANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CHARTERED, 1919.
CAPITAL STOCK, S3OO,OOO!
e. G. RIPLEY, Sec'y, THOS. X. BRACE, Pres
DIRECTORS
THOMAS X. BRACE, EBENEZER FLOWER,
SAMUEL TUDOR, L. A BULKELEY,
WARD WOODBRIDGE, ROLAND MATTER,
JOSEPH CHURCH, EDWIN G. RIPLEY,
FREDERIC TAYLOR, SAMUEL 8. WARD,
ROBERT BUELL., HENRY Il. PRATT,
MILES A. FUTILE, AUSTIN DURHAM,
JOHN l.. BOSWELL, JUNIUS :. MORGAN,
GUSTAVUS DAMS.
Policies Fire and Inland Risks issued on favorable
terms by
n. B. BOYDEN, Agent.
The above old established and well known company,
continue To insure country dwellings and Farm hou-
se and other real and personal property favorable
terms responsible company. All losses literally
adjusted and promptly paid by their agent. 4y
Office over John Millions Store, Mineral Point, Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02
CROOKS AS ARE HOOKS,

'slBOOK AS ARE BOOKS"
i STORE D0h'
Ency copeda Americans,
ncroft's History of the United States,
Allison's OF Europe
Hume's of England,
Maccauley's of
Gibbon s Decline and FALL
Webster's Works,
scott's Bible,
Cark's 'om 10 entary,
Comprehensive Commentary,
oeii1gesworks complete,
Roberts1n's Works,
Boswell's johnson,
kitto's Daily Bible Illustrations,
Statesmsn's Manual,
Mosheims Ecclesiastical History,
Hal ans Works,
Blackstone, Wendcrs Edition
brand Encyclopedia Science,
Dictionary Of Mechanic-,
Ewbapks II Hydraulics,
Kosmos, Humboldt
Burns, Chambers Edition
Chambers Miscellany,
Napoleon Dynasty.
Choice Poetcal works,
Eclipse of Faith,
Jouthey's Wesley,
Gerstaches Voyage around the World,
Lives of Chanceliors and Chief Justices,
Maunders' Treasury of history,
Earry's Fruit Garden,
Miss Beecher's Domestic Cooking,
Water Cure Library,
Encyclopedias of Winter Cure,
Free MasOn's Manual by Stewart,
M8son's Chart Cross.
Tempiar's g
&c, &C, &C., &c,
Avs JOSEPH SMITH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02
THE FOLLOwINC RoOks

Have Just been received at the Mineral Point
MAY bew popular educ aton-May 3 baok keeping
Fern Leaves-SoL mon Northrup, twelve years a
White Slaves of England Freedleys practical tise
on business-Uncle Toms Cabin-Msrk HurdIestone or
the Two Brothers Mitchells outline maps sc.
September %, 1853. JO-EPH SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02
NOTICE BUSINESS MEN.

The circulation of the MILWAUKEE, DIALY SKNTINE /.
10 by far the Largest of any Daily paper State
and presents greater advantages to Merchants Mechan-
les snd Artisans, as q mtdtum of ADVERTISING
All Advertisements appear iii the Tr-W eekly Sentinel
without additional charge.
The Weekly Sentinel has a circulation of over TWO
THoUsAND copies which lie constantly and rapidly
ing Advertisements put in the Weekly at the
In the Daily.
rice of the Daily Sc, of the Tri-Veekly 50 and of the
Weekly 81 Per year, payable in Advance.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02

Made upon scientific principles and warrant ID to DIT may
be obtained at the store of the subscriber
somew hat IS than they can in any other way the
Ladies ought feel rateu for
due ng these articles into this market they
have heretofore labored them with little profit
thems eives md to tho who wear
September %, 1853. JOSEPH SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02
Highly Important
ID tile People Of the Mining Region =,

II AvlSG received large portion of nv FALL 4
y'sabie, for the bene6t of pueic to make known
Jew OF the leading articles by way Of specifca,i n .
Keep ard the great amount which sch dur,rc the
bort space OF one Ny coneis,s In part of
DRY GOODS,
Bleaehed and unbleached co,tons, 1914, 4,e 80
Prints of all st, les,
variety,
Blue, white and brown blankets,
Beaver, pilot and bro Ad cloths of various colors,
1assimeres, satnetts tweeds. linsrys. kerssys, &c
Diapers, crash. brown and " bite Linens.
ansass ADDING and every variety Of Txiors Trim
mings,
Marines OF blue drak brown cl.ret, scarlet, black,
=, maroon, green, and other shades,
Ai Ip black blss, str ped and brown,
Bay State long and square shawl.,
Cashmere and black elk do
DENNIS blue and brown Drills,
Iickings, Canton Flannels,
n hoslery OF an kinds for ladies and children.
hnd every variety of Dry Goods called for in this market
Clothing,
$50 assorted colored and quality Coats,
zoo pairs assorted Cashmere and sattnet Pants,
a79 assorted quality and coored Vests,
Red flannel and striped Shirts, &c, &C ,Ac.
Boots & Shoes,
40 cases men and boys coarse Boots,
caf do
II boys coarse and ane do
10 women and Misses coarse and hne Bo. tees,
IL " chiIdrens assorted Boots AID shoes.
would be useless to enumerate more. as every one
knows keep the largest and best selected stock DO t.
and Shoes in Western Wisconsin, and purchase direct
from the manufacturers.
Il Good Assortment of Trunks.
HARDWARE g. IRON,
Such ne Iron in every variety Of size,
Cast Steel, iron Axles,
Seat and Buggy Springs,
Naiis-wrought and cut,
Horse nais Giass,
Log and Trace Caains,
Shovels and Spades,
Hinges, Door springs,
Shoyels & Tongs, Sad Irons,
Mill ana = cut saws,
Iron and Wood Bench Screws,
Door scraners, Marlin cities aud Stew pans,
Bed Cords aud Plough Lines,
Grind Stone HangiDgs,
Double and Sir gle Barrel Shot Guns,
And full and complete assortment of Shelf Hard
both tor House Trimming aud House Furnishing
CarPeting.
pieces assorted two ply Carpets,
do oil cloth for floors,
Green and figured Bookings
Groceries.
hogsheads New Orleans Sugar,
20 barrels clarified do
do Sugar house Molasses,
eco Boxes EA,alnperiai, c. s. and Y.H,
half chests Black Tea,
10 do do Imp. and G. P. Teas,
81 90 ID. boxes Tobacco,
10 Boxes lob Geo,
Barrels smoking Tobacco,
$50 Kegs Blasting Powder,
20 do Rifle do
10000 feet Safety fuse,
Saleratus, Pepper, Spice, sc &C.,
700 los Cod sh.
WOODEN WARE, &c.
Basket Wagons, Market Baskets,
Clothes Baskets and Pins
Axe helves, Ratchet and Hammer Handles
Wooden Ladies and Spoons,
Mats, tubs, pals, cedar and pine,)
And many other articles in tn Q abb We line.
All the above goods will be happy show to who.
ever may be disposed to call before making their au
purchases.
JOHN MILTON,
SO Corner of High and Chestnut Streets
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02
&C., &c, &c.

subscriber grateful to his friends for past f,yors
shown him a FUBLIC, ae vel P ivate Citizen
IN his PRIVATE Capacity would respectfully invite the at
snton OF those friends and the public general. to
"ocs OF the above named goJds which he now recey
ing unrest from New York City
All u winch VIII be offered eastern
prices LOT cash. He feels confident that his
stock istbe best that has vet found its rr.tino
place In MINERAL PoIsr; among which may be found
choice Standard and Mis- ceIlaaeous Works: FoIio
Post, zap, Letter Note Papers a great VARIETY of
Envelopes; Gold Pens; Rulers: 81 .tes: p, Dcils
rape lines; Gun caps; Powder Flasks; Sleeve
Protectors; Combs; Brushes: Buttons =
I'M ink- stands, fancy and
plain, including Whitneys Patents good articles sand
boxes, peFfumery hair pins hooks and eyes, needless C.
dis Sock of Blank Books and Station cry
Country Merchants
needing anything in his linz requested and
ANIME prices and qualities before purchasing
A VERY FINE LOT OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Avs JOSEPH SMITH,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02

oTlCE.--ALL Persons are he reby forbidden TO
~ Dig mine, remove Mineral, o.herw t,,.spass
ON re following described land, wit he sou.h we.t
oarter of section twenty eight town seyep range one
east And further notice is hereby given any per
son or persons trespassing upon the above prtmse.
will be dealt with according law from and after thi.
date. JAMES q WpISuT
Mineral Point, January 10, 1854 swim
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02
Terms Of the Tribune, Invariably in Advance.
Village Subscribers, paper left at their doors) 81 50
once and Mail Subscribers, oo
Commercial Record.
MINERAL PoIsr, Feb. ], 1854.

GgD GG1gTt6@g que UgG8.
n. b, BOYDEN,
ATTORNEY COUNS ELLOR A T l. w,
Mineral Pefnt, [nllv7l Wisconsin.
NOTICE.
THE public hereby cautioned against harSoriDg
i or trusting ELIZABETH DAILY, on my account,
/ will pay debts her contracting.
WIN. CoRBETT.
Mineral Point, Feb LIST, 1854. nI2
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02
THE RENOWNED REMEDY,
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

This extraordinary Unguent is composed of the most
healing Basams, and when used in accordance wi h
cures when all other means lai Cases of the most
desperate Skin diseases 4dy yield to its effcacy-
Contracted Stiff Joints In Asthas it will do won.
dsrs If well rubbed into the Chest
ANGST ASTONISHING CURE OF sCRoFULoUs u
CERs.-A CASE CERTIFIED ny THE MAYOR
OF b ISTON, ENGLAND.
Copy Of Letter ron, j. Noble. Mayor of Boston Linz
eotnshire.
Dear Sr.-Mrs. SARAH DIXON of Liouorpond Street,
Bcsten has this day deposed before me that for con-
sd-rsee period she was severely afflicted with Scrfu-
iors Sores snd Ulcers her feet legs and other
parts OF her body and although the first of medical ad
vice was obtained, at the of a large money,
ne obtained no abatement of suffering, but gradually
grew
she procured small Lot, and box OF the Pills. and
before that all used, symptoms amendment ap-
time longer according to the directions and strictly
herring to your rules to diet SC, she perfectly
cured, and now enjoys the best of health
l , remain, Dear Sir, yours truly:
AN EXTRAORDINARY AND RAPID CURE OF cry
SiPELAS IN THE LEG, AFTER MEDICAL
AID HAD FAILED.
Copy of Letter from Elizabeth Yeates of the Post
Once Adwick Road, near BoRnor, Sussex, dated
January l2Lh, 1853.
To PRorrssoR HOLLOWAY
Sir,I suffered a considerable period from severe
attack of E-ysipeas, which ut length settled my leg
and resisted ali medical treatment My sunerags were
very great, aud quite despaired Of any permanent
your ointment and Pills did so without delay, and
am happy To say the result ennt nifty successful,
for they effected radical my leg res,or-d
me to the enjoyment OF health shall ever speak wi h
the utmost cor fdence of medicines, and have
commended them to Others in this bborhood similar
ly afflicted, whe derived equal bent ft.
l am Sir your obliged and faithful Servant.
(Signedl ELIZABETH YEATEs.
The Pills should be used conointly with the Ointment
in most of the following cases
Rad Legs Chiego-foot Fistulas Sore threats
had Breasts On lblains Govt Skin diseases
turns Chapped hands Scuryey
Bunions Corns Soft swengs Sore heads
Bite of Mos Cancers Lumbago Tumors
cheioes and Contracted and Piles Ulcers
Sand Flies Stiff Joints Rheumatism Wounds
Coco-bay Scads
Elephantiass Sore Nipples Yaws
Sold at the Establishment of Professor Holloway 24i,
strand, NEAR Temple Barr oudon, and also lis
HOUSE, in New York. ORpsRs for Medicines in the
,tses addressed II HOLLOWAY, Nrw YORK. ~ilI re
ceiEe due attention. Sold also by all respectable Drug
,s,s and Dealers in Medicines throughout the United
states IN Pots at 81 &C, sc and 81 Sc each To be
ion. 49, -
There is considerable saving by taking the arg-
er sizes.
Sb-Dre -ons for the guidance of patients in every
oiso'ue' are anixed 10 each Pot 35eowly
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02

on Wednesday, January nth. The Session viii be,
trust brief and busy There is reason why il
should be prolonged beyond six eight weeks. AS
usual the reade of the Sentinel will be sept fully pos
ted as to all that rsnspires there Mr.. WATSON,
the Editors of this will be in attendance Madi-
con, throughout the Session, and in addition to his Dali
ly Correspondence, we shall publish DAILY TELE-
GRAPHIC REP DRTS OF PRUCEEDHSGS.
We will furnish the Sentinel TO Subscribers and
OF the Legislature, during the session, the following
terms:
DAILY, (for eight weeks, 81 co
TRl-WEEkLE, so
WEEKLY, Z" 25
The readers Of the Sentinel, besides getting the full
est and freshest intelligence from Madison, will
celve the Latest News from other quarters
Orders for the Daily, Tre-Weekly Week ", for the
Session. or for longer PERIOD must be accomp aned by
, the Cash. RUFUS KING & co.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02

The Subscriber would respectfully call the attention @,
receiving from the East, aud " hich he on-rs for
sale on the mos. reasonable term. Having
isn"w .b e tn sstisfs The moot fsrsid-
lous with the choicest variety Of
N Z w G O Cd s.
DRY GOODS.
300 pieces Prints Iru niec,s s,,;,.,,.
W pieces french Aernos Jeans and Domestic cloths
Ihibets and .ipaccas 40 pieces FIannels and
70 pieces Of De LANES and I.inseys
,ashmeres e5 pieces striped shirti,0.
,sGr m and 81 Bay State and Cashmere
10 pisces baehed shirtings 100 rain Bags and Begging
and sbee,ings 2o Loren Ladies' and
20 piec-s Manchester and Geptlemens, tamhs,
Pearl River Ticks Wool and Merino Hose
80 pieces Blue and Mixed Worsted Hoods
Drilling &c, &C, &c
LADIES' GODS.
large 4 9 r n Edgings
cheaper than can be Boz Collars
Silk ana Vel, ct Trimmings Sleeves
oress buttons Linen Cambria 'Kerchiss
i.sie Ribbons and Laces
SlIk. BfaRanza and Musins
Cashmere Gloves satins
Aitts Velvets sc. &C.
boots AND SHOES.
Wcmens kip, caifacar and Mems and Roys coarse In
emerald boots, silk and calf and Hungarian boois
I iastirx CATERS Tenn, Childrens' Shoes of ali
Linz 3 sontas &C. descriptions, sc.
CLOT HING.
Black and Drsb B eaver Pants
pverc.iats Vests
Dress and Business Goats Hats and Caps &c.
HAIR d w ARE.
Ames' genuine shovel. and Locks,
Trace and Log Chains Knivss
arp' N ers Tools Tab c and Pocket Cutlery
saws SPOONS
Pianes, Hay Knives
Cniseis' brush Scythes
Augers, Shears
Flies, Scissors &C. &C.
CROCK cry.
Plain and ornamental China Britannia Tea Set.s
Sets Toy Sets
White, Granite. Blue Pink Glass Ware
Mulberry and CO m mon Looking Glasses
Tea Setts &c. sc.
Z: IL q Il RIE&.
All qualities of SUGARS Java and Rio Coffee
Belcher's Golden Syrup Mustard
Belcher's Moiasses, Cinnamon
Mackerel Pearl Starch
Laseed, Whale and Lard Cocoa
Imperial, Young Hyson Spice
Gunpowder and BLACK Tobacco
Tens snuff
sperm and Star Candies saIerstus &c &c
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Wooden pals Licorice
Bvxes Castor aud Olive Oil
Wash tubs Borax
Halt bushels and peck Extracts OF Lemon, Orange
Measures Peach &C.
Bed cords Cologne
Whaiebone Hair oil
Stove and scrub brushes CASTLE soap
Powder Shot and Caps Opodeldoc
Rrooms Yeast powders
Trunks Oii of Spike
Coffee mills Cough medicines
Nails Dovers' powders
Class Drill steel
window blinds Cream Tartar
Lanterns Glue
Tiu Salts
Camphor Buck Skin Mittens
Rhu 1arb Gloves &c &C
Tho above s only general outline of she character of
the stock The subscriber Ia confident tn he
sati,fy all who will give his goods examination
both In Dual ty and prices and he intends to deal
p,incipall, on the
CASH SYSTEM
he and iH sell low any competitor in the mar
ket Please call examine. No charge for showing
goods I. ALLEN
Mineral Point, October 6, 1857. 49tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02
1858. --- 1883.
MINERS eHBAp CASE STOHE

wv
The Subscriber would respectfully call the attention @,
the public 10 the unri allied stock Good- he i. nov
receiving from the East, aud " hich he Un-rs for
sale on the most reasonable term. Having
nearly made with has old sock he
fsn'W ab p tn sstsf. the fsstid-
ious with the choicest variety Of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02

II AnlSG received large portion of nv FALL 4
=" IN ~ H stock OF aissDUS, I deem IL sd
s'saole, ior the benefit OF the pu6ic known
Vi tne ieaoing articles by way Of specincal nj,
ney can oe IN part msde to realize the Of
keep, ARD the great amount which sell during the
the 70 inHinQ: - 49, H9. =. - -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02

NOTICE.
a LII PERSONS are forbidden TO mi 90, iiz remoy
n Mineral from, otherwise trespa.s on the follow
ing described premises, Va. -
or of 8 or of Sec. 1, s hf of w or of Sec IL
and " or OF Or OF Sec. H. Town 4, Range 3 Eas,
Tnlly1tf1 JOHN VOAPF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02

COUNTY ORDERS.
IOWA COUNTY ORDERS, for sale at the Tribune
III Office, Mineral Point
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02

BUCK MITES AND GLOVES.
10 dcz men and boys Buck Mifts,
do 6 Brck Gloves
do do fur lined,
dog mems Puck Gauntletts,
Just veceiued sDd for sale by r. W. corr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02

SAIT! SALG!-5O Sacks t.round Alum sai,
- just received and for SALE in quantities to
toners ny E.COODE.
June 18th, lisa. as
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-26

III Sick Headache Remedy.--A remedy for
the sick headache, which has been recently offered
TO the public is attracting great attention, not only
by reason Of the very satisfactory testimonials to
its efficacy which have been volunteered by many
who have been benefited by it, but also because
there are so great number of people who af-
ficted with the distressing complaint, for which
no medicine has before been made public. DR..
Eastman, who discovered the efficacy of his "rem-
edy," is physician in this city, in high standing,
with large practice. He is physician in whom
great confidence is placed; and we do not wonder
that his remedy for a very common disease, which
has been so long needed, has attracedthe attention
Of all sufferers from headache who have heard of it..
From our own knowledge Of DR.. Eastman's char
acter and practice, have no doubt that the med
icine deserves the favor it receives, and that will
prove to be great benefit to all who may give it
a trial.-Lynn Neics, December 20, 1853
For sale in Washington by z. D. GILMAN, and
by all the druggists. Apr 2
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-26

the joint occupation of the Celt and the Teuton.
A stranger could hardly realize from Broadway,
on Sabbath afternoon, that New York is an
American city. Now look here, at this vast
and easy procession of what is called upper
tendom." Yes, New York is an American city,
after all. What magnificent dressing among
the ladies, rich but nothing excessively gaudy |
What sweet and delicately beautiful feminine
faces and forms, almost too delicate to last long.
There are no cigars here, no pipes; everything
is genteel and elegant. Oh, yes 1t has to be
so. Look at the crowd. Occasionally you
will perceive dapper little Frenchman, or a
wealthy Jew, sporting his Sunday habiliments
as good as the best of these our magnificent
American "codfsh aristocracy"
You will remark, too, that while the young
ladies are generally tall, though very delicate
in their tone Of beauty, the young gents are
below the medium height and exceedingly
slim-very small patterns of men, indeed.
The truth is, they have been stunted; they
have become men too fast; they have been
living too FAST and they are already good for
nothing. The strength and elasticity of youth
is gone; the vigor and maturity of manhood
they will never know. They have been ruined
by the indulgence and excesses of a fast life,
and are only fit to waste the property which
their industrious fathers from the country have
accumulated. Thus great cities are constantly
replenished from foreign sources and from the
rural districts, as the population would soon be
extinguished by rapid deterioration and decay.
But we have, perhaps, given you enough of
philosophizing for one essay, and that Sab
bath-day essay too; otherwise, we might
take peep into some of our churches and
lager-bier establishments, to show the varieties
which make up this swarming and busy
Babylon. - ADVANCE.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-26
Mr. pEcKHAM appealed from the decision Of

Mr.. PEcKHAM appealed from the decision OF
the Chair.
On the question being taken Shall the de-
cision Of the Chair stand as the judgment of the
committeea No quorum voted-yeas 96, nays 4.
The roll of members was called, and the result
reported.
The House again went into committee
Mr.. PECKHAM withdrew his appeal
Mr.. WENTWORTH, of Illinois, offered an
amendment to one of those OF the Senate, in
order that Mr.. BENTON might again occupy the
floor.
A question arose as to whether this could be
done for the genteman's accommodation
The CHAIRMAN decided that the amendment
was in the second degree, and that debate was al
lowable on il.
Mr. BENTON. That is all | want.
He then concluded his speech in opposition TO
the Nebraska bill.
The committee rose.
THE JUDICIARY.
The SPEAKER laid before the House mes
sage from the President of the United States,
transmitting the report of the Attorney General,
suggestive of notifications for conducting the
legal business of the government.
Referred TO the Committee on the Judiciary.
The House adjourned.