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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
\ZlLE HToRlAL TRIO.

- mat wing candidate had q
afth and lace for the South, an
est6 face. Whether this
- was rue or false, it is not
Qeternhe. We have brought
nce, nirely IS an illustration
Sing around us, and to shcw how
e gre tolmpositiou.
90 this community, that paper
this city called the Dubuque
Y the Auxiliary Whig-whose
llesof5 are Messrs. Mahony ard
some few months since they
German press and types and
J publication Of the "North Yves.
German paper. Before issu :
n was made public that an intelli.
Typo bad been engaged 10 direct
True such . person had been
ekeh IN az . partner in its publica.
King the details for the lega! or
the copartnership, he became dis
NE concern and left on a double
kIhi Duddcn and unexpected
necessity Of providing a
sn( ID casting about no suit
e found aid il was finally
lore Of the Herald should be.
Of the sedoubtabie "Noth
!" Well, we have arrived at
nmetion Of a German publ
: deptsd gentleman and GAL
W mean no disrespect to
I ili1ens or ssthe rest Of NAH
md now il is proper for US
chSRcte Of its aetrles. We
acrat grati6cation, bot in obe-
y t0ty 10 the community
III fhronicier Of passing
article from q reliable
=, who enjoys rare salts.
~ both ihs English and Ger
~ much for the richness Of
1a The versatility Of style and
- sdilofs present a. many sides
bns, = the party candidate is
done In HE eagerness 10 procure
ssidcncy. The two publications
&c posi,ioDs npon almost every
Upon the great Nebraska
srald ranges itself - : friend to
lille the ssNorth Western Demo-
bolition,sm and cannot find words
litigation Of the measure and its
rlas and those who favor it,
dsance question the Herald ranges
52er Of the Maine Law in cham
Clay Dean out Of the town,
Md Western Democrat" assails
temperance agitation, the tenn,
Mon and all who appear as III
"A the rubject Of the APostolie
Dedini, the Herald either main
nlence or condemned with spar
;osous proceedings Of the Ger.
ati, while the "North Western
fnnnced the Nuncio a. q blood
serving the halter and represen
uho defended him in the Sen
lhniiasihan official demons'
a into this German publication
dly taking the side of in6deiity
boldness condemning the Pope
lace, nor our purpose TO arraig'
their religious belief, or defens
ssailed for that belief; but it i
y 70 speak Of the hypocrisy AM
kich the community are expose'
ny are daily and voluntarily con
Creatures who will LEM
base purposes, for thu
ny given object, whethel
merit the contempt Of al
asllenge IN exposure from
en- catch them at their dirt,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
NOTICE.

THE following Packages of Goods, &C.. are now at
the Office Of the American Express Company, in
Dubuque, Iowa:
Box Merchandise, Robt A. Richardson. Dubuque
l package do. George Rettburg Ft Madison
do. do. Norman L, Osborn, Dubuque.
box do. WIN Edmonds. Do,
do. do Harry Baines, Do,
trunk, Mis- b. Lynch Do
do J. Stnson. No
box merchandise, John Smith, Clayton.
basket, &C. Gerrtt Cotter DubIuue
box merchandise, N. NJ. Cousine EddvwIle
hat ana Do3, , Chas.Gery, Dubuque.
box merchandise, Thos. Scudder. CLAYTON
II the above goods are not called fpr within thirty
days from date they will be sold at TO nay the
transportation and charges same.
A. GILLESPIE, Agent,
No. !, Globe Building, Dubuque, Iowa.
March l, 1854. daw2w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
Ef DALL.

GALL
pe County are re-
the Court House,
no, u 2 o'clock
mating a candi-
Fupd ssioner.
he - ocfStic Central Com,
NQN CLARK, Ch'n.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

essee wdsuggest that unless
fsd the locratic voters Of each
3 On Wssday the 18th day Of
ecloclM., At their respec-
holding s.ions to appoint dele.
z me City Convention. By
krRAL COMMITTEE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
.kATldCoNvENTION.'

- 4IyCONVG N lON.
eracy d Deleware county will
o0rt Hoo, on "Wednesday, the
sFeh mel at one o'clock P. NJ,
81 nofnating : candidate to
~ FanE Commissioner, at the
foiuch other purposes as
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

The following table exhibits the amount of
lead shipped f.om Wisconsin, illinois, and
Iowa from 1923 10 1854.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

Here I0IIows an IuteIVdI OF eIeVeH years TOT
which no statistics exist, owing to mining regu
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
NEBRASKA BILL.


"Hitherto we have contented ourselves with
giving our opinion of the Nebraska bill, intro
duced in Congress by Senator Dauglas, without
making much allusion to the opinion Of co tenn
porary journals in this State. We find that
most of them are opposed 70 the bill, there being
but two, the Express Of this city, aid the state
Gazette, besides ourselves, which are recognlz.
ed to be in favor Of il. =
Again in the same article it says:
"The Burlington Telegraph. in CHASING the
journals Of this State the question, puts down
the Express and Gazette as being the only pa.
pers in favor Of the bill. We want it to be UNI
derstood that, although we object to the incor-
poration in the bill Of declaralory phrases which
look to US more like judicial decree than leg
islative enactment, we are nevertheless in favor
of the passage of the Nebraska bill. Non in
tervention by Congress in the question of slavery
10 principle that we regard us sacred Us politi-
cal principles can be, and while we would OPP
| pose the intervention of Congress to legisa,e
slavery into a territory, we also oppose Con-
Cressional Intervention to keep it OUT.
So far with the english part Of the faux
Wings" face upon the same subject. In No.
of Feb the 18th we read the following:
"Humbug is great and America is its prophet
what 8u all we admire tssc IuoSt Tic uufoie "oH
ouvering of the American democracy? let VS. be
lost in admiration in the higher sense OF the
world, so that we may not strike with our poll
tical cudgel in the midst of pack Of masked
politicians composed Of ragamutfins, vagabonds
trogues and simpletons."
And in another column we find this,
4 "As tar as we ar. concerned we prefer Il
battle on the side of the people and not with thu
regular democrats, TO be used as q footstooi to-
those wolves of Land spectators, and we de
clare the whole official pack, as set OF worth
less barterers in money, flesh and blood. fo'
may think Mr. Editor this is all. Oh, blss
you, no. All that he can possibly gather iron
the entire press Of the Union that is against thu
Bill! and It's advocates however mean or base
he gives Ne in the German "aux. Wing Press
L. 1i..siian. But let us return to the srhics'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

toY sale ny
GILLIAN & EMERSON,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
Ndu7e.

: the Office of this raner u'es Ter sale. Enquire a
'eb %, 1854
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-06
eskf.sss, hls1 is-2OSs Bbis. "a
q II jus received at gro.
1890
TsH Nss xCE.

: TATE OF WISCONSIN. Iowa CouSr1, IS
) Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may
concern that will sell at public auction, on the
second Tuesday OF April. 1884, aul as many
OF the next succeeding days thereafter shall be
necessary, at the office OF County Treasurer, in
Mineral Point, so much of the following described
lots, tracts. or parcels of land as may be neces
sary for the payment OF the taxes, interest and
charges thereon, for the year 1853.
JOHN J. UREN, Co. Treasurer
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-06
Graefenberg Medicines.
HIVE WI INnn luEN1

popaia, 1leaicnes, pared clreinils and scient
a dcaIy, and adapted 20 ,ne waats the American
wh they represented TO be gena'ne- iree rom
ttan hug intended IS a,ch 70 cure As sl. heu nee
used, they yersaily reei upon, ana Family
should be hputf truly vauauie aids Health 10
instances the regular facslt recommend aud
taem is cir force The preiudices
eueray pP"stito he citcnlHtlan 81 PaFuI-E n snf-
jsEs MOI sast Rhs ..c. ,ses. - eeasd
misty ul# hl t-a.fsc. s4liz l he s'segt A medicines
word TO Ia ioi. NJ wishouf he f,upiratiyn
'fceriifca'es which Aa IF the tlatterina des
iptlun wy opentci he inspection OF
We wi!l eu"uesas- ia cUncusion the various prepa-
'tions % ta. Cone any which NAV be found in every
.rFn in he states throughout the Onion
FHE CIR fEf hssBERti ssB~APAEII.J.A =. l. purely
vegetable r ffkc 4vzs5ar- pheasant dunk but
should be-a Medicine ofthe -reatesf power pro-
noting an entire chang" IN me system hy Graduating
those Impurities al he blood Which rethe sced OF al
TE ,4Fi5N sRt. lYSrNrf Rv sYpIP-Public
arDro5 ion aasstampd Gponit the character oi teet-
II has caec&ed t ginss OF Cholera inIts last stages
2AEFFNBER j. y &c 1T BfF.PiILS,, re par
uc1ary yaiaah me prevention ana cure o. fsEefs
correction with Health Biftc certain and
sp .edy cure FIR he Fever and asue The biers maze
TIE ca EFENBERG GREES Mr eITTNESF.-ln
reducing a lon, healing burns, bruises ad az in
JnT,es OF ne bod, we clo c"n6dg1t3 e.
GrlNe 10 all ~ being most edicac3l,s IN e
FHa GRARFEN RrRG EYt T.0TInN.-An unpreter-
dia article bUt9ne bjch meets with large sales IN tho
West and has bce t. mum Die r. cans ofreeyinc tnou
sands from int erahie pain arising injured or dis
the ,.8AEFEE BERG UTERINE cATH0LIcoN.-
This il ,rrhars he most valuable medicine o. tins BON
DanY, mach raches cazes dtsp i-et nf ~ the
mos scientific pbysciaDs. For PFelapus UtvGi an al
:,ul7jais,s incident 10 rtsa5cs if viii ee found safe
nd speedy reaiedr. let 40 agistcd roman be deter
by gel cacy prejudice from q, ing it fair trial In
qui Of ne aGehltorthe pao2pble ia rotation to ii.
rue GRAEFEN ttBG LE OINTMENT. GHlLD'-
"a ; AtEA &c al Invaluable remedies, directions
for ich and All he medicines siached to each
FENALE tn&FLAfNTS.--A brief exam il rtioif of the
Pathology Of Uterine Hiseass swsh exposition Of the
nriucipie and 'n-ihol o. thsrtrealacut BIZ Poineroy
4 y, Utica. y. y.
feevie al 81 are invited read tins pamphlet hich
an ac procured II rtGftGHs}y o. the Agents
TIE NANGAf. OF UEALTH.---4 boob Of 3Gu pHges-
NJ upon half tho diseases which common to the
neopie ofthis countTy in tietat al who
ra2dthe English language C1TI reh nd ia val
'i aid 20 rl1 hers Evers n Usehsider viii Gnd this
-.'ok a valuable acquisition. Pr G. - cents
TtiE AMERICAN COUGH CANDY sure remedy
Err Cou rs, Gods. Group Itis believed q e The
cry best nuqr mode i5s virtues have been
horuu2fsly tested IN this ahborh. cd NJ better
medicine IAN be found for chi!dres inclined 20 Group and
s@vtre colds.
fIrofenberg Noy7s3rcsteyn .f-eacy % WISCONSIN
Styfef Aff3rsgfLFr
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hereby given 70 All persons hayr unsettled accents
Sith its ssseri hert call Immediately sete
aB- as taT esod my stock in Trade, and wish tC
close my buslnes s. - once.
CURTIS BEECH.
Mineral Point. Jure fs:, 1852. E39tf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-06
g2EasSP TS0aECR.

PI"'I' NHFj heresy give II, hat al persons
ere torNi'i n 20 t-fsnas, ssiaH dig upon any
ne Following described bands, without jhe zen per
mission Of 1855 self uF Agent Ia ait:
nv l. Or Of s"ct.uu y, The mouth half Of secti y
% and ID" est ua ut = " or. OF II. iT township
Ho-ttl at range four east III east half = " ar 81
sfc 2.t.saship5 aosth II rauge east The west ha
o. north star sec 3d. in township north of rang,
east an, abe wcsi half &c y Z. Or OF sec. 81 tog
ship 3 nor H. OF range one cssJ
And igr he~0aorc forbd any ard all persons r., II
hH' ng ~Emayi ing any Lead other ores fr,m SAID
mentioned LANDS, withuut my writto- permission
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS DEAN
MAY p 1883 -,
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PUBLEC N0EaCE.

1t PERSONS are hereby notified not trespass mine.
: or 2upDH she believing lands -vithHut he wr trl
consent "F pcrms-ioil or The ,waar-tasf s Of \ ~
sc s. Township ). Ke1Ee > Ea-t
Eib--s y f. of = = / Sec. s Township {. Dar-s. .
East witnouttH, written coasentof the owner or j I'm
NtSg' Z, y =, -5-sH..
Ard tbstber notice IS hereby given that forbid any
and @! fr buying ay cad 9th
from The above described wiih,r r.-lis
sion above. AE%ER NICHOLS
MiaPre Point October, 1S52. If
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-06
Caution.

i IL persons arc Ori. den a.ile, diz remove min
a eTi from utaerwi-e t!eSpass uIoa folio anc
described pTcH5ss ; MI.
TIE 7ug'h east + IF section &C. town range eest
north 2. az north l., ard north y Of south a OF
+ OF "-ctioE Z, town >, ran sc . e@st
Au5 further nCJCeis hereby given that any person
pers,ns uesI assng upan the above promises viii
dealt With according 70 law. FRANCIS VIVIAN,
JAMES TOAY
Mineral Point, Jaiy ist, iS53 36ti
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~ 8 n :. - NJ
'JE undersigned having received the Agency OF she
feiieN,4nr e rnHasies.io vat
JIfersOas 4 IaS5gs53cc Co q ClariHHafi. Ohio,
Actr IoEl Ceatyaf TnsigaHsc CoDp0Hy IF Cherry
TaAsu =. J.,
IS prepared 70 take Lives and Property the
most favorable either the oira' sock or Nutu-
a Principle T. u PI7IFUED.
iiff Agent for iowa Co = is.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-06

I tHE race Of the Red Van IS fast disappear rg from
The face az lsla eartbi the Pequods re gone the
foheican exists ia tradition only ant few scattered
.s--.Hr he ~ * ter- Fave t-eu driven trna
e54cs-a ..s.rfsis sr.sf ds IL g-Geratfurs
viii remain sell the scry al their wrongs, bu.
10 or''er fha their aaas he hanled Iowa 10 tgtEIe
uEs, aaI weir Uirss he ext igi, the NJ Der
iEaeL mas bTs,- into the market choice lot OF
U1OLEN SOCKS.
witch be ~i lisp -s quantities suit purchasers.
\. b. j, fev pieces Of CHE4P BED 7TCES have
also ZEE bro sio1g suPpi abe places of tae
eFous fre~ Tees which The approaching cold Weather
apt - destroy * Il. ~NiFH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-06

thOthLhI,
Sc, Sc, Sc, &c
All Of which having been bought 2, the loves, prices
az the Eastern Markets, for cash, viii he offered nj
rn rces ding transportation Thankf TO hi- trend
and the pnbe s"n"Faiy 81, The liber patronage, end
80 E" hffn 80 h'iE- ~ strict hfl.if.- j. IS
nd nnitrr5 irc- sEd uIfJ ~ oad iauofaol. ,st.ljaq
merit eoutuUsnce OF their sl.--.t. 81 f.g.r-
40 .tt-..-o,. MS nov.
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IHereaiial 7 Complaints upon tie Children
DR. EADFUL I'M ERITAfI CE
from the Parents.

And must this continue Shall we be wise in
all that the cattle Of our fields horses
sheep, our cows, our oxen. the nature and
quality OF goods and merchandise; but in all that
concerns ourselves human beings. with human
functions and passions, subject to great derange-
nIent, involving our future peace and happiness
in all that tie health and welfare of he
wife of Affections and the mother of chill
dccn IN al that concerns t1g mental and physical
well being Of those children, VIC should be i'm
rnarSal in Z 10 darkest and most
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-06


STA SIR toei, Ftixun, formerly resident nj this
place had bf In declining stata1t health S DIS
4! thfte CO. z t's'.ai'E Wasting away 70 he'ips %
nfshty peE-i iIaous and an ~ app f, which caused
ia his nls, h had consulted
usedical IN Bah, without eject lie 1T last
Is.,d yolT PITS and under Prov isleGce, restored
aiaih hy t',zir sreags, He IAelI grated New
Yai% -aa3 has iH~ written ss h4l never better
he's ~ sAd DESIRED ac4H YOU vii lhe cir
cansience. 'ac, als1 t. mensioe, thal my wife .aas
derly Cd great tcn.at nom tie - Pits.
remain So. yours re- pgC. .tztiN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-06

~ persons are hereby forbidden to Dig, nina,
move nera, tuTn jaH frsm its 7aura' chal
NJ or Otherwise trespass poo tbe foo, DESERT
lane. 30 Vii: The nC1iht Quart-r 1T uflht.-
quarter of SECTION No ne, in ship 40 ), north uf range
vHo east sud further noiic- hereby that ass
person persons trespassIng upon the above premise
e!li Sa dealt wish according 10 law.
JAMES UCDGuaN
Mineral Point, Dee, II, 1883. w ~ q +
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-06

a III PFESf X are 5ortiden 10 q ias- djs, reTenv
= i'..ra ifa' or osfeF ss5 tgsspass the i.liov
tIe described "a, rlssrs via
: or 81 - Z a. 80 SC ,. s. h 81 n ~ or Of Sec u
AID = 8 gro u o sc A To=su 4 tstitee t.4st
4CaE4 John u0NHE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-06

4 LII persons are reby cent? ned not n mine. dig
n e J-esp1ss eR The southwest quefier al secJ.l
No 81, tuSt. ), range east
Ani furthermore, forbid ny and all persons iron
hrTirg ing aey lead ofaar ores from said
described land, without my permission.
2n3* wM. HOPPER
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-06

SEAENEss AVID DEBILITY-BTST0Rt To
HEALTs u AS aase ~, ~uYN Al nssTn's DOOR
,opy Letter frosa Rev ChzEes Sriib dated Norton
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-06

INN FDI tTETY god Jots~Sys T,rI or 20 y hon
cnrs.ant etuploy nsft liberal ~ he ey
en- Meme bat irst rate vorkElSu 4.eed sup5y.
HESaY FRTCE.
Ainarsl Toin; Sept. IS 1883 4s:f
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-06
r.sE rAu-rAnEn mEplcIsE.


these Pals being composed entireiy Of Taeiicna herbs
are o N at Harmless nas, while the extraord nary
virtues tst-s ps,s es~ have rendered them universally
popular IN nn'iy part ct the world. The success
they 'As met ~stt throughout the u. States is most
extra r1iary osGg- - = PRESUMED, their wonder
tui efficacy IN the rr II Bilious complaints snd d s.
orders az toe liver stIt Sto mech. Persons who perse
we're IL thcu 30 aGcuIdance win tts dir ct.ons.
seisiJan al Ia being restored 70 heath
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-06
BENiGHTED IGN ORANGE,

IS CULPABF-E : ic'E-NI = BIZ
how long shall this ignorance prevail so Troduc-
five Of its bitter fruits How lgag shall tSe wife
and mother be ignorant Of ne nature character and
causes OF the various WON'T ana sexual cgmF ant3,
emhittering her days by suffering .ieriEg often
prolonged to years, eventuatias ia a complication cf
diseases utterly and hopelcss,y inrgrabie Shall
foT close eyes to ths results Of Vhysio-
logical sciences by which may arrive AT AZ
understanding Of ourselves and women.
subjeet to serious lifelong eisduri,g diseases, and
leEpe,aatirg them Is chr children.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-28

HOW aFFLiCrEn y. REtpAsp BIZ pArS
WHoLE.-DRS. u2Li. & ubIyE. ksykH
formed eo~partncrshlp, continue 70 - son<plht
at their Office, ist Walnut street Cinetnteti. o.
on all diseases OF prisae or sclsats nasser. -
gIarrsntee cure In I'll s-ss which eey sses'-
BY along eours, Of. siu<y and practical ssp.st
! encc Of unlimited szseni, br. u. q v. sss -
eradication Of presenting The unforsano -
remedies that hove never hIled 70 eurs - neef
alarming eesor 81 eoNoRRBkA END eTp4-
Under their treatment, all Of Ne 'hore. d
Venereal Diseass< Impure Blood, Uieers, inposrs-
| ey, Pains In he Bsek, and ovsns o. AHnennee
1 eele, Assesses, Discskrs OF The Liver and LsnR
Dropsy, Serofnla, fumors, Epllsptie Fits. Dise>rs
ofthc Nervous system generally, Diarbacs, Dyy
entery, Plies, fisiala, RnPsnrcs, @e.,srs per"s-
Periodical eomplssnss Of females, however eoss-
pcaied or appalling; also, all other diseasss lpSS.
lent % females, cured. and every function, r-
Ague and Fever cured IN tvnr-four sour,
SEMINAL wr.xsr~.-Dr. u, a W. devote ssrsss
caused BY secret and solitary kabil which rul.s
the body aad mind, un1ttinE The unfortunsse m
dIvidusl for either basness o. society. Some q
saS sss sf ..s
dizziness Of The head. dimness ofsighA slpinrso
Of the heart, dyspepsia. nerseasnsss, deunse nsos
ION. Nc. The fs.rfai eiics & on Che mind srs na.
TO be dreaded loss Of memory, eonfusior ofidess.
depression cf sldis, evil forsbodines, averisn -
society, selfdstrnst, nmidisy sAs-- are anons ne
evils protused. -sneh persons should before co.,
summasing marriage, consult q physician Of sxpe-
ricnee and skull and be a once restored 10 hcsfu
and happiness.
| NJ Letters addrcssedic DR.. r.. D. vniss,ssz
r35fP o., Postpaid, eontslnings fee. promptly
attended 20. and Medicine Forwarded 10 any peSt
ofthc United States. secure from observation.
Strietcsi secresy observed.
Nov. IL iesS, <7--tyr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-28
Laurel Iron Store

: 4 4 iJnstrecsveda goodassortment fIron Il Steel
hieh wiilseiil9w SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-28

GoSE RIGHT OVER III have a
friend, whose ready wit often enllvcns
the social circle and sometimes faith
fully serves the cause Of truth: One
Sabbath morning, as he stepped from
his house to 90 to church, he met a
stranger driving heavily loaded wag-
N through the town. He turned up
on him, stopped, lifted up both hands
and stood in tragic attitude, gazing
upon the ground beneath the vehicle
and exclaimed There you have gone
right over i'll You have gone right
over itl' The traveller hastily gath
cred up his reins. drew up his reins.
drew in his horses, came to dead
stand, and began looking under his
wheels to see what innocent little
child, or dog, or pig, might have been
ground to jelly BY their heavy weight.
ut seeing nothing he looked anxious
ly up to the man who had so singu-
larly arrested his progress, and said
over what?' the fourth command
ment, was the quick reply, 'Remem.
Der the Sabbath day to keep it holy.
1t was hard starting those wheels again
and hard hauling that load all the rest
of the day.-Nortcirh E.ronainer.
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, porIINo sroNE GATHERS NO MOSS.

Well. what OF thatI VINO wants 70
be a messy old stone. away in some
damp corner ola pasture where sun
shine and fresh air never come, Tor
the cows to rub themselves against,
and for snails and bugs to crawl over
and for toads to squat under among
poisonous weeds.
tits far better to be a smooth ana
polished stone, rolling along the brawi-
inc stream of human life, wearing the
rough corners and bringing out the
firm crystalline structure OF the granite
or the delicate veins of the agate orthe
clarendon
1t is this perpetual chahng and rub
binv in the whirling current that shows
what sort of grit man is made OF
and what use he is good for. Inc
sandstone and soapstone are soon
ground down TO sand and mud, the
firm rock is selected for the towering
fortress, and the diamond is cut and
polished for the msnarch's crown
". Y. 1ribune.
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STEAM giltHS MAPLE r I wge%RKs qgH E RyLE

broadway and Fifth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Monuments, Tombs, aud Grave Stones, Marble
Maptles and Statuary. Babtsmal Fonts, Maural
Tablets, urns, Vases, Garden Figures, Cabinet and
Counter Slabs, dc. ne, constantly on hand and
furnished 10 order.
The Trade supplied with Marble Ia Block and
Slab, or Sawed 10 order.
mar n i54N
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SPRING IMPORTATION OF
ID lS5 i - 90 I'D 81
1854.
WATTS n COLBuRN.

WHOLESALE dealers Ia Dry Goods, No. %
w Pearl Sf.s Cincinnati, have now ia
store their usual large assortment OF Foreign AMI
Domestic Dry Goods, adapted 10 the Spring I rade,
aud TO which additions Will DO made allaost dali.
eonsstng In part OF Cloths, Cas- imoros, plain an<
fancy, Nestings, Bieached and Efown Sheetngl.
Jeans, Drills, Tleklngs, spool Cottons, Hosiery
chiefs, lawn and SILK 10. Lace goods, Embroid.
cries, Grapes, 1Hrlelons, Donnets, Ribbons,
Embroidered muslns, Plain aud fancy Dress
Silks, Dress Goods, bareges,. summer Ties.
Lawns, Ginghams, summer d'Laines, Prints al
every style, Tissues, Prhtsd Jaconets, Farmer,
Drills, Cravats, suspondors, Tweeds, Lace
Mltts, aud Gloves, English aud French Cotlonadt
Pantheon Stuns, together with a large and variet
assortment OF SMALL WARES, which We ole
for sale on the most liberal terms and 10 which VIC
invite the attention OF the trade
WATTS & coLBURN.
Mar "A "A 3mo