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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-01
ST. PAUL. LN'TELLIGE.NCE OFFICE

Third ST., opposite Bue's, orcr the Boston Shoe Store
SSERVANTS every 1T. sCrption both male and female
- for city country, can be obtained at this Office.
Merchants, Hotc! Keepers, Farmers and others in
If Clerks Iabornr Men, will be supplied free charge
by cans or sending their orders.
Cooks girls will he sent TO part the
country, the persons wanting them will Office
fee OF So 10 So with money to girls fare stating what
they want, wages &c &c.
Females III want of employment can obtain places free
of charge.
Young men, with or without cash capital.) in want OF
business, be accommodated by calling writing to
tr office. All this subject (empoymentmu
be post paid with 81 enclosed.
Farms, houses, tavern stands, stores, &C., rented,
bought, sold and exchanged.
Address Letters 10 JOHNSTON & CO.,
Saint Paul Intelligence Office, Post Office Boz Az.
st. Paul, June 3, 1854. d&w3m
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Let the Heart be Beautiful,

So the heart. the heart is beautiful,
care not for the face
ask not what the form may lack
OF dignity OF grace
II the mind be filed with glowing thought.
Aud the soul with sympathy,
What matters though the checks be pale,
Or the eye lack briliancy.
Though the check, Gle cheek be beautiful.
1T so1u may use its bloom,
And the lus.re OF the eye be q'Ieachcd
In the darkness OF the toIa5;
But the glory Of the mind will live
Though the bloom, of life d"par:,
And O the charm can never die
Or a true and broken heart.
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MARLEY & KERN

IL - ~ " RE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY.
On d. anthony ST., near the Americdn House,
"OtLD call the attention Of the citizens Of st. PAM
and vicinity to their new, iarge and well ass,rt.i
HOUSE FURNITURE,
as Nails, Locks in all their variety wrought cast,
prad ami Strap Hinges, Bolts Shutters, Fasteners,
peIS. - 1,''' ~" Dooi ASt"
MECHANICS TOOLS.
ianu' DUCK, MIL, X, Back and Rip Saws; IIatcbets
$3.50. ri " p s,s Adzc, Spoke Slaves, Drawing
49, $500, p turning or Pairing Chscls; Au-
Sars, braces iro"es JACK, Smoothing and Fore Planes.
Plows bead Guases, boring Machines Hatches and HAM
Tners Flat, Round and Saw Files, Two and Pnu,r,1
Rules. ""
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks akes Scythcs Scythe-snaths, Hocs Curry.en,s
Trace Back, Breast, Timber ami Lock CHAINS Grub Hoo
and Picks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
trays, Looking Glasses, Knives AMI Forks, Spoons
me assortment Of siivcrplaed, britannia and Japan
Mares Boilers, Kettles, Frc-Dogs, Shovels and Tongs,
allie Irons, Coffee Burners, Patent enamele Iron Ket-
Ties Ladies' Skinmers. GriIrons Coffee Mills, Flat Irous.
Butcher, Cock and Carving Knives.
ihr! have also line assortment Of Saddery, Trim
iiieS Srups. Bits, Buckles, with Chain Pumps, Door
acapcrS, Corn Mills. Patent Balances and Counter Scales.
s.. Pau, May Is, 1854. WITT
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FS. re-s ~ II, J!iiltI-Il 1874.
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Union of The Mississippi and Atlantic by Steam,
By THE ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
TENIl!S connection aiuris the only continuous
steam To the Atlantic from st. Paul. Ry this route
passengers will escape the unpleasant stage travel fro
Calcna q Warren.
Arrangements have been made to ticket passengers to
Chicago and the by the Galena ami Minnc>o Packet
company and the S. Louis n Gaena Packets to Rock
Island, forming a connection with the
Two daily express trains between Rock Island and Chi
caCo connecting at Chicago with the east and
south.
BASS. BORtP s. CO.. General Agents, st. Paul. NJ. T.
JNO. NJ. LAMB, Ticket gent; Oicv, Third Street.
Lower Ian ling.
TIck"s may also he obia ned at this Office to NewYork,
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and sHH principal
cities of the Last. by the Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroads.
JNO. NJ. LAMB, Ticket Agent.
st. raul. NAV &C. 1851. diff
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Gg- The residents of Kansas Territory COM
plain that the climate of that country is very
fuctuating and changeable.
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no TICE.
Boston Clothing Store

UST opened, on 81 Street, Iambcr's Brick Bu,Inv
- under the Mnncsotian Ohice.
$4,000 WORTH OF READY-MADE CLOTH
ING and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
The largest and best stock offered in this city or
Territory.
These goods all and of the latest spring style,
selected with much from the best Horses in Boston
Also, large assortment Hats and Caps, Of every
description.
II osc In want of of the above goods IL 70
theft advantage examine this before purcha
The above STOCK will be sold Wholesale retail, to
suit customers, at the lowest cash prices.
&C. GRlswOtD.
Nay 10, 1854. d.:
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second day of September last.
He was sired by the Full
B!oodcd Wheeler Morgan; his dam by the Full Bloodcd
Old Woodbury. Morgan and grauddam by the said Wood
bury Morgan. The Wheeler Morgan sired BY tho
Hackett Morgan; his dam by the old Clifford Morgan.
The Hacket Morscn sired by the Old Clifford, and
his Dam by the old Woodbury. Morgan. The Old Wood
Horse.
Flying Morgan 2l, has descended through four Of the
fullest blooded Morgan Horses raised the Cnited
States.
Vest Randolph, May 1,lS54.
We hereby certify that Fl, ing Morgan, DID, one Of the
prest blooed Morgan Horses, and the most perfect
model OF the Old Stud Of any within our knowledge.
ABEL LYMAN,
$. b. MANN.
Randolph. Afdy 1, 1854.
We hereby certify that have been acquainted with
the Justin Morgan, the Woodbury. Morgan, the Clifford,
the Hacke and the Wheeler Morgan Horses, many
the Flying Morgan, I'd, is good blooded Morgan, and
has as good Morgan points, Morgan Horse within
oar knowledge. JOHN WAITE,
J.F. KIDDER,
MICAH MANN,
WILLARD TILLSON.
The subscribers believe they have fully established tho
Pedigree of the Flying Morgan, 3D. to the satisfaction Of
the public at large, and believe that the Flying Morgan,
81, will rank in the first class Of the Morgan As
for Speed Beauty Bone, Muscle and activity, pubc
must judge for themselves.
He has never been trained, fitted but very little
for troftnc. He has been timed and trotted half Q
mile in minnie and twenty seconds and for
proof of the time refer the public to the
names above and as for handsome, Quick showing
horse, he Cinnot be beat.
May15dwtf d. P. HOPKINS.
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IFi- Arrangements are making for the NOR
al and spiritual Improvement of the Chinese,
who may be found in New York City. 1t is in
contemplation to publish portions of Scripture
in the several local dialects, which will greatly
aid in the instruction of this peculiar race
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-01

AN ANGEL SHoT.-Thc crazy street preacher,
who calls himself the Angel Gabriel, was shot
at Lawrence, Mass, by man in the crowd that
he was addressing Oil the 2lst. The man who
fired the pistol, says the n. Y. Tribune. was
seized by the bystandcrs and hung to the next
tree
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~ Punch says that the reason why editors
are SO apt to have their manners spoiled, is be-
cause they receive such vast number OF evil
communications.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-01

JeSr' During recent week no less than q,
$50 cmigrants left England for Australia.
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T-S~ The wheat crop in Indiana is suffering
severely from the ravagcs of the fly.
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Reaping and Moving Machines.

az ARSiIALI & co. arc agents for MANNY'S PA
" TENTwhch took the premium in the United States
over MCorm CHS, Che WORLDS fair premium machine
Early orders solicited, al! app cants may not be
supplied.
st. Paul, june ~, 1901. 2w,,2mw
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MNH..--Thc Portland Advertiser says The
Wings Of Maine are willing to give up their
tlas no doubt would ''swccp the State 10y ten
or fifteen thousand majority
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-01

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN CovINGrON-A NEGRO
NHPrED.-The city of Covngton, says the Gin
clnnati Gazette, was thrown into a state of cx-
citement. yesterday. created by the arrest of a
negro, the slave ofJohn Kennedy, on Grccnup
street, who was charged with committing vio-
lcnce upon the person of young German wo-
man. lie was examined before one of the ma
gistratcs of the city, convicted. and sentenced
to receive sixty-nine lashcs on the bare back
He was Immediately taken by one of the con-
stables into the city Jail, and after being strip
ped and tied to the whipp;ngpo the cxccu-
ton of the sentence was carried into effect. 1t
has only been 4 few months since that this same
negro received fifty lashes for Il similar out
rage upon the person of an Irish girl. The
whipping he received yesterday caused him to
squirn and yell most dreadfully, while the
blood flew at every blow he received from the
whip"
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st. Paul Market.

Corrected Daily by ". L. Tyson e. Co., Groccrs
and Provision dcdicrS, Roberts Street.
Licc stock. Dried Fruit.
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~ Labol is honorable. says the Boston
Post. 1t may be honorable, but it is mighty
announcement, when the thermometer is about
so in the shade.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-01
The Fast Trotting Horse
MORGAN. I'd. .

hNHlS Celebrated Horse will
u stand, the coming season,
at the stable .! the sub scribcrs,
in SAINT PAUL, for the use q;
mares. Terms, $4,000.
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~ Take the hand of the fricnllcss. Smile
on the sad and detected. Sympathsc with
those in trouble. Strive every where to diff
fuse around sunshine aud joy. If you do this
you Will he sure to be beloved.
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Jcsup & Company,
B.4.NKERS, &c.

JCSUp a. company,
B.7.NKERS, &c.
HNXCHANGE sold and purchased on New York, BOs-
IL ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and other Cit
ies of the United collected and proceeds
RENTED current rates of Exchange. Interest allow
I'd on special deposits. We also draw direct, payable
without discount, on
ENGLAND.-Lverpool, London, Manchester, &c.
lRELAND.--DuLn, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c.
SLOTLAND.-Edinburg, Glasgow, Perth, &c.
Also, Drafts payable in Francs, Florins Thaers,
FRANCE.-Paris, Havre, Lyons, and Marsees.
GERMANY.-Hamburg, Frankfort, o. NJ, Brussels,
erdan,, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich Co
penhasen, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strasburg.
SwITZERLAND.-Geneva, Borne, Rasle.
ITALY-Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice, Mes
Slna IN Sicily.
AUsTRIA.~Vienna and Triest.
RussIA.--St. Petersburgh, wanaw.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EoRwAY.-Christtana.
Debuque io~s. Marcb1, 1854
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To Capitalists, Farmers and Emigrants

To Capitalists, Farmers and Emigrants.
YE1UE undersigned las always hand for cash or on
= time, from
TEN To Twenty THOUSAND ACRES
Of rural land, improved unmpruved, including
of different sizes, and degrees improvements prices
>poning with these.
AlsOprOpcriy in St. Paul AMI suburbs. and in Mankato
ciy ST. Anthony, Shakopee, LcSuer, Traverse DIES Sioux
and Eureka.
lie at all times accommodate, the easiest terms
any one who really 1cshes 10 pnrchase.
HENRY MCKENTY.
Dealer in Real Estate, st. Paul. Mimi. Ter.
Oiicc--lhc old Post Oicc building, Third street.
81. Paul. Feb. IS, 1854. 23tf. .
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Desirable Investment on the Minnesota River.
TWNO a person who command $1,000 in cash we can
Il offer most desirable investment In Real and Per-
sonal Property the Minnesota RivT r, from which One
hundred per cent. pratt can be reailzed.
For particulars, apply TO
RICE, HOLLINSHEAD & BECKER.
st. Paul, May "a, 1854. DIFF
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~ David Starkweather of Ohio, has been
nominated Minister to Chill.
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Ei~"My good gracious ." said Mrs. Parting
ton, Il wonder what they'll manufacture next
out of grain Here's an account of making 4
WY face, and of another making nowcry
speech and then q whole column about the
corn laws
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-01

re- The barber shops i'll Providence arc now
closed on Sunday.
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Tue EMPRESS EUGENIE.-The news by the
steamer is that the Empress is undoubtedly in
that situation (which ladies love to be who
love their lords" This bit of Imperial gossip
has given rise to much piquant talk in diplo.
matte circles.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-01

II" The Buffalo Sentinel, the organ of the
Roman Catholics Of that city, has been discon-
t!nucd, for want of adequate support. The
Shepherd of the Valley, another Roman Cath
Ole sheet. published at St Louis, has also been
discontinued for similar reasons
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49, J. W. Sclby. Esq, had cucumbcrs ready
!or the table, grown in his garden in the open
ar, ten days ago. That time can't he beat this
side Of st. Louis on this vegetable.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-01

New Book STORE.-Messrs. c. Hamilton &
Co. have Just opened new and splendid
sortmcnt of books and stationery, wall paper,
&C., &c. at No. ). Winslow House. to which
place VIC would refer those in want of articles
in their line. See their advertisement in to-
day paper.
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.Zi;~ The Sunday evening performance at
the Crystal Palace are not to be repeated !; Bar
mum says in his note that it was not intended
to give more than one Sunday evening con-
cert
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Farm fer Sale.
L, FARM Of go acres half lrairie and half e75a.
m -: Timber adjoining - 80 under cultva- sf$
EI tior, 10 under fence, with 5coInfortabe-A
Os, ANA young orchard Going we'll, situated and
half miles from the prosperous village of Shakopee will
be sold at bargain. Enquire on The premises Of
WIN. II. MOBILES. or of
BABCOCK, WILKINSON L. BRISB1N.
st. Paul, May ~, 1854. diff
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-" AS fine vegetables and meats can Eow
be seen upon the stalls in the st. Paul Market
House as grace those of any market in the
West The market is now op n every morning
till ten o'clock.
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Mankato City, Minnesota.
Situated on the Great Southern Bcnd Of The Nn1ts0-
ia or 81. Peters RirCr.
A@ll Lots In Nankdfo City. Blue Earth county,
II e. Minnesota, for sale for CASH or on time.
HENRY MCkENTY,
Dealer in R,a! Estate.
ST Paul, Jan %, .5I-20tf
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1000 Sugar cured Hams, IA smoke house, and t1 sale
khv Sw MtMAS1YR
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Notice.
TIME trustees OF the Hamne University will meet at
Il the N. L. Church in st. Paul, tine 10th of July,
10 O'Clock A. n. full attendance is requested.
REV. DAVID BROOKS.
ALEX. RAMSEX.
r. F. HOYT.
ST. Paul, Juue %, 1854.
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a FEMALE M0NsTEH.-Mrs. Rebccca Gc,hric,
Of South IIandovcr, Ind, was last week fined
$50 for cruelty beating and scourginy q little
orphan girl. The Madison Courier says that
torture was continued daily for ninty days.
the time it lay in the cellar, where its body was
stretched over barrel ana tortured.
II the child dies the woman ought to 80 to
the pcntcntiary for life if it does not she
should be driven out from human society.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-01

Es- The Nominee was up carly yesterday
morning. At Lansing the Nominee changed
Captains with the Galena, and Capt. Lodwick
has now permanently taken charge of the "Old
White Horse" Blakely will run the Galena.
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FIENDisH.--An attempt was made to throw
the Cleveland night train for Columbus off the
track on last Saturday night, between La
Grange and Wellington. about one mile from
the latter place. \ large stone was placed on
the tack, which almost completely dcmolish-
cd the cow-catchcr. 1t was then struck by Il
wheel OF the locomotive, and cut completely
in two, onc-half remaining on the track. The
locomotive bounded over without being thrown
off and no serious damage was sustained.
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.Es- The Prairie State remained over last
night till twelve o'clock. They had dancing
party in the evening.
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g5- Some scamp made wide breach
through the enclosure of the City Pound on
Wednesday night, by which all the vagabond
hogs and other animals which Marshal Miller
had apprchendcd were allowed to escape. 1t
will be sorry job for the offender if the Mar
shall gets his hands upon him.
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Fi;o>r IN JuNE.-Thc Anderson Is. c. Advo-
cate says On last Friday morning. the ID
inst there was IA fall Of frost heavy enough to
kill good many vegetables. We were shown
a bed of English Peas, which were completely
destroyed.
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WINTER WHEAT. - As we intimatcd some
weeks since, we were more and more and more
convinced that Minnesota must become the
granery for seed wheat for all the States below
that cultivate that grain. There can lie no
doubt but that its quality will be greatly i'm
proved in a more southern climate, by seeding
with the superb. hardy wheat produced in this
territory. Hear what they think of our wheat
in St. Louis, as we find it in the Republican -
st. .fnfhony Express.
FINE WHEAT. - We received Yesterday nv
the Admiral, two line samples of white winter
wheat, grown by l.. Ilcrtzell, at Point Dou. las,
Minnctota Territory. 1t is part of crop pro-
ducing 40 bushels to the acre, and weighs 81
pounds to the bushel. Either Mr.. IIcrtzcll is a
very successful farmer and knows how to man
age this crop. or Minnesota must have a SPLEEN
did soil for the production Of this grain - per-
haps both reasons have contributed to bring
about this extraordinary yield. 4 portion of
the crop is on the Admiral, VIC presume for sale.
~ Dr. J. p. Hobbs of Memphis, Tenn, has
addressed letter to the Mayor of Nashville, in
which he states that by the use ofcistern wa
ter, entirely and exclusively, the cholera will
disappear and never return. The doctor says
that this is known to him by analysis, and by
an experience Of twenty -four years. The edi-
tor OF the Nashville Gazette says that from his
own observation in the year 1919, when the
cholera was in its worst stages, it was admitted
by those best acquainted with the disease that
those who used rain water where the disease
was most prevalent, were free from it.
care you a Christian Indian" asked
gentleman of one of the Cattaraugus tribe
mo, sir, was the answer, Il whiskey Indian "
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E1- The Fourth will be duly celebrated in
st. Paul by the firing of cannon +; an GRAFTON at
the Capitol by Col. Dustin, q dinner at the
Winslow House. &c.
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szsa~ We had the pleasure ola call yesterday
from Mr.. Garrett, one of the editorial corps of
the st. Louis Republican. lie was up with the
pleasure-party on the Prairie State. Mime
sofa will hear a good account of herself from
him.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-01

Ii;~ 1t appears the offence of driving over
sidewalks has already been attended to by the
:" City Fathers" A provision in the ordinance
defining the duties of Marshal, fixes the matter
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PEDIGREE.

FLYING MORGAN, 2i., 1. a
beautiful dark bay, II l-2 hands
high, weiShs lOl5 pounds, and
was five years old the twenty.
second day of September last.
-Hn u.ax SiraI he. tha I.,,Il
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go- Great preparations are making for the
grand opening ball at the Winslow House on
Fourth of July evening. Messrs. Eaton Den
nson, and all concerned, are determined to
leave nothing undone to make it fete long to
be remembered.
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ne care you Christian Indian asked
q gentleman of one of the Cattaraugus tribe
NO, sir, was the answer, Il whiskey Indian. .
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28

Coop ADVICE TO READERs.-lf You
measure the value of study by The insight
you get into subjects, not by The power
ofsayingyou have read many books, you
will soon perceive that no Time is 50
badly saved as that which is saved by
getting through hook in a hurry. For il
TO the time you have siven,you add Il lit.
tie more, the subject would have been
fxed on your mind, and the whole time
pro6tably employed whereas, s,upon your
present arrangements, because you would
not give little more, you have lost all
Besides, this overlooked by rapid and su.
pericial readers-,hat the best way oI
reading books with rapidly is to acquire
that habit OF severe attention to what
they contain. that perpe,ually confines.
the mind 10 the single object it has in
view. When you have read enough to
have acquired the habit Of reading with.
out suffering your mind to wander, aud
where you can bring to bear upon your
subject great share of previou, koowl.
edge you may then read with rapiliy; be.
fore that, as you have taken The wrong
road the faster you procce ! the more you
will be sure 10 err.-Sidney Smith
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28
Local Advertisements.

uJ'VALr,TATioN o f the Heart, Nervous Dis.
ca ses, Liver G mplaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia,
Cosiyencss ond = les are all relieved and cured
in an increeible shorL space OF time, by Carter s
Spanish Mixture, The lreat tonic and purifier OF
The blood. 1t contains not particle OF Mercu.
ry, Opium, or any nosious Jr,g is perfeclely
har mless, and has cured more Than five hundred
cases Of disease.
We con only refer the reader to the cerl-
Gcates, few OF which moy be found IN aGo.
tber colu mn, and all Of which are detailed in
full around the bottle. Ii is the greatest Of all
Spring and Fall Medicines, anl possesses an in.
nuence over The blood truly rcmafaable.
See advcr lisement.