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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-08

-, RI The sgbscii5er, IviF- In he town OF
{l-7~$ PiShiand tows county. i-is, one dal L grns
~ MARE, risln ,hsee ars old about thirteen
---~-l- -nds high Star ia the forehead about tho
olze rat dollar. Htjle larger. No her msr,e
Pc cepibla. The usner Is rtqu,srod TO call urovs
property pay charges and take her away.
Michael. BRoNAS-
Highland. tct. =, t-Ji. ID
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Cl0GLln@g Cl0thar g. ?

IA ihis department We defy competition We have al
present on hand Mammoth Stock Of FALL and IN
y IL thiNt OF our own manufacture, which Tor
variety Ietict+ o. sly ie quality and low prc.s Cannot
De suTp7sseij t. getGcr h large Mt of Broad
ciof7' t'eeiHetes foeskins- P-ershams, Pilots SATIN
cts Jeans are Cordnroys of every descrirton, which
We are enabled 10 offer At Wholesale or Retail al tess
than Manufacture 3 prices.
Iaving a Ted mp cur Secord Story exclusively for q
I'D 81 = W asE-IgGD ~ and having now
IN our employ nent some OF the most xperieced ft
teFs aud "orsmen, viii all garments ptlrchsse
rom US or any o.her hrI uiiediagey, the regular
have in the different dep 4rmens over tge bo -
hand9 ployed Ia whom the highest wages are given
ed,ts; country Merchants aud Miiiiaers supplied at
-fcr York Pr CTS, adding transpo1tat ton only
Ds- We viii sell WHOLE SUIT OF heavy Winter
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"a. EsoisEkssEPsRs.

TIC sabscFl5er would rsi sttenfon 70 his stock Of
PORK IND LfRD,
nt NJ hv fi1sei ard warranted give satisfaction
UEyJ houiderz and Sifc-, WY cured. ard Lard
Jsrs AID bs5Eess, weighing % 10 $50 round.
7. :. ALLEN,
F.trrz-< "a. issS le
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EK OS ~ sTEEE,

--6 o / . \ > y Z / Z o =
All 10 ,fE.t % t8c sj5e Fs sn1oH Of Iran which
viii be sod f}Al-n- prices. Also $50 rs sssort~d
st. Fl's-or, t.eTmsa and spring steel ] N1Lrus
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e100 Reward.

'hr Subscriber UHer the following described premis-
and real estate for sale reasonable tor ms viz:
Lot no in block No a. seven, n tiat part OF the
town OF Mineral Point, which i laid on the south
west lFier Of section l. ia Eship north of range
containing hundred ty one untITed and
twenty feet. There is = eiUry frame house ON
ss premise The above l. situated In one OF The hes,
locations IN Mineral Point For particulars enquire az
this OH of TIE subscriber town Of Wadyic
August 22ad, /. 81 AL NJ O. PARKINSON
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s.sE9GsE sEE.s.
- HHDS NEW ORLEANS SUGAR;
j R6is Clarified sdo
rushed atd caf d.:
4np p Z u and Black Teas. in chests ard boxes,
F,sr sale By fIS MILLION
unHEEp APPLES md 7-EtACEEFS.--Ia
Bushels pipes and Peaches, just iyed and ,T
sze hy JOHN EILTDN.
. tsAE--IG0 Foxes Boston Soer- received and E,l
- sale 10y IN MILTON
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%iSGiRA COUNTY, NEW YORK
~ IAe b-er.hars ~os-l "a Tho .,u.:. r -, i.
10y Farmers lev sut lining f,r,, tss - =, =. ar
~~s- large stock of FRrfF a, 4 O.s.nxxr., 49,
HsuHs. PLANTS 81. THY have under cultivs,,,n -,
he ieadfuS snd best varieties Of AZ e pesr pa.c
'u1 and Che e f snarr fruits su 81 a. g,
-sais RaseS ,rries, &c Or Dwarf APPLES Pear. ana
he-Fies * lI.H Ia &c stcek. W
5t>A i: WATTS or Siu,lsbarg, III act . our AGENT
ee-iEe aad Drwaid ortrJs and ron whom csn he OBJ
NO taa ogies ~ Sursery- e carr has beer,
aN 20 S'rslfe c1rrtc II yaris ties il is our in
hoa n cuii' sit nsyeiY uns those varieties which
ave 0e-p proved worthy Of general cultivation
PENFlEf.U Z BURkELI.
~ Reii'ng FTii and oman nts Trees m lie ce.eh,:
- toAncIt Nursery Hlil 90 well send their rJ.,.
"a 'e as thet vii potyois te no trees brou.b, on
hat Gre rot uldereI. On
JESSE b. WATTS
'''N'' TX " -, g " - 4mIQ
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CENTRAL HOUSE,
EsY =. r. ELoEeEgT

q Ess-OEFtt =
EE AViSG taken the Central House ia Mineral Point
u for term oi years, the nrdg- signed ha
entirely He has SabilBx for 30 horses Thank.
igI for past custom. pains will be spared to make
travellers aud boaTdere com Portable.
HT- s'z' stss3> leave this hOuse FIVE times week
for the Chicago RsiIRoae, By The way Rockford and
i;ulUiL.
7. X BLoDGETT.
Jun5 20, 4sS~-
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j. 3. MOFFETT, M. D.

AFtN6; permanently Local al Mineral Point. would
respectfully tender his Professions! services to The
Citizens OF he town and vic.uitv.
err IN tho sf bnqe BWldrro fun stairs where
he vi De found al al hogr, unless absent on Profes-
siOnal business.
Juno :, ts53. n32v5
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EsU 1. L s1'= TEE,
PLATTEILLE, WIS.
AViNC AIKEN ard fitted ~ Ii stand furrner known
!. The Caioa Hotel" the subscriber would re
specially ask for il share OF public patronage His
Rooms large and airy and in every department the
intention VIII be consBiL The comfort and wishes Of
his patrons Good Stables and attentive Osers always
ready.
=. q. Boarders b7 the day or week furnished with
all necessary cooveni eneFz atrea=o enable rates.
PlattevilIe, Nov. II. 1883. 3tf.
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SIIEl3Ybs, SIs}A7;YI,S.

we have upwards of one thousand black silk Hr,soa
Bayand Empire stats, and several alities of All
ao2of SliAHiS Hhch Nil commence to sell from,
one doiisr up@arlz, and @hcA beg particular at
ten.on.
il o ~ EE Il Z s. BON 81 J2T8o
we are tu-t receiving upwards of three thou sand m
nets and large amount bonnet Satins nipys and
slnCi' love : OF all kinds, and several. large of
hiObnHs-he3uiifui styleswhieh specially reserve
iof Inc LADIES at their prices
ES1fbsS and SHOES III great nua..itfas al
cheaEer than he chesr1-t ' -
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! azEssSECAS ROUSE,
BY i. SNIFF.

azEsSsCAS HOUSE,
BY 4. SEIEF.
FEThe UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure in saving to The cit
IL liens Mineral Point and the travelling public
that he has fitted MP his House Street. in The
best possible manner Tor the datiun Of travel
ers cad rdeTs. lis table VIII all sip
piled with tn best the market afors, aud none but .e
drst class OF cooks and walters viii be employed
food SJGOes and attentive sic;s al times in read
iuess for those who have horses
share OF the generous &Tonsge If The pubicis re-
spectfutiy solicited. A. SNIFF.
Mineral Point SeYt, LEI, 1851. 43.E
This v GRID, Of 10 is hath such store,
That ne vino would Hot Ass,
Must stay home and lock his door
/. And break ais looking Giass.-IIAFIp.
do know that any one is going 4. follow the ad
vice Of The Persian Poet, but If there should be
forwards Ae AID wish TO bUs another, can st
RICHARD Nj. SMITHS
rA Boxes Of Fresh Malaga ESaeSlNS just re-
9 " ceived and for sale by Z. NJ. SMITH.
aEI-Kept constantly on hand and for sale by the
- Barrel HusheI. E. NJ. SMI III.
HNRE>ts TF AS.-Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder
y and Black Teas, for sale by r. n. SMITH.
E4v;E ESsx FEACEZ s2Ess1z forsale
E Il. 81. SMITHS.
NEASE POW DEEES.-stickneys Poors Yeas.
= Powders for sale by r. M. SMITH.
GtssAEN E8f:S.-A few Dozen s, ark Mills. pre-
= MUM Grain Bag, for sale by K. Il. SMITH
Ep EICEEEsg'S SuCar House HEaEss SSss kept
u , constantly on hand by r. Nj. SMITH.
EyNGITSsE SsEFE.eN.-A few pounds Of the
k'& genuine article for safe by r. NJ SMITH.
( ANTE CUESEs ASES. Citron, TX Lemon. ID
IA Spices, kept slant On hand by r. NJ SAiiIa.
! q AuP tsTL-For sale By
+ E.ELos From the Moscow Mills, Kept constantly
+ 3 hand and To- sale by K. NJ. SMITH.
! ENASEo4S 0I:1-For sale by
q r. NJ. SMITH.
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{; z IA < g "a Il 4EaS
DRY GOODS READY MADE CLOTHING
Nc~-KoT,. Chen , Cash S;orc.
MILLER & RJ}C4fEJBACHER.r 70 Fctf.A announce
- 20 The citizens OF Mineral Point aud vicinity
public generally TIA. they receiving frm the
Eastern m1rku very extensive and assorted stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY Day GOODS < CLOTHING,
and eli other arfcrs Merchandise usually offered or
sale in Western store, consisting Iu psTt OF
Prints of al shsdes, culars and varieties.
Broadcoths, Kentucky Jeans, MeIinoes,
nets, Sesiings, Bonaets,
CassIueres, I.in'eys, Ribbons,
F~eeGs, Cytshmeres, Apacas,
silks, SlU8s, Sa2I.ls,
Sc, &C.Sc, &c. &C.
which they will sell much lover than similar articles have
heretofore been sold IN this place. In the
CLOTHING LIN E,
they stand in fear Cf ccTnpetCn. Their present stock
large ard embraces every yarieg. They nave the best
OF NgorSmen AMI supply garments 10 order short
notice. which tirY viii Invariably warrant fit. They
have general lnCn Of all sizes aud fashions
HATS K CAPS BOOTS & SHOES, JEWELRY, &C,
which viii be sod on the most favorable terms Ladies
and Gentlemen, call and satisfy yourselves at the New
York cheap Cash store. door below Maoney's Con
lccli1a merry store, tiiCh Street.
siaorai Point, october II, 1854. v7ais,E
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pEATTUG III SCALES,
-20N al0Ssup~ar IS on hand aud warranted true
CEo. X. Cpsn
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EMS. u. sgEs as Z arts allied
y Truss. Il Warranted To RKLIsvZ. and IN mosi
sIy redue be herRea rupture hawevef
obstinate For sale AZ Dr. " iibar's Drug Store.
, ACrs>>-Fieu.e taas u;aciByed- Hams, shoulders.
Z , and SIDES, PICK ed Pork and Lard, or - By
s ALLEN
GS GEDES Sy.Us'.-SuCsr Hau5e Syrup, IL
- barrels aDd kegs-And pure cider Ni.eSaT for
safe by 4. ;. ALLEN.
AETsE5.o1S WAGONS. and aisa assortment
w of Baskets, may D found 81 The store o
+. ALLEN.
IN IT r II r y, want nice sricle % fguret
S0 explain MaTssles Yestaugs sumner stl let
OF latest patterns, may ind them i.
TS.ALLEN's.
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MINERS CHEAP CASH S70R
Railroad Depot!
Nails for sale.

Nails for saie.
.s-Ess, II VIE property known the q RfrsIwH
iseS1s ! MIL - II l14ed IA the town ef kIdcewaJ
- lnwn comfy. Wis 10 miles Borth from III
$3.50 IL lsJd2cyiIe, ihs road Arena
7rriGe da sac Tho properly c Iis.sis OF ssri~i
FsEsf. Containing Two of stone, ~ih the ether
" machinery 4 SAW MILL. ard con1sort
= bic y E.f.itSii HOUSE together with go
and These mills SURROUNDED By an uns1T as=f-'
GrUrirg ction- and vithin 10 mites OF lbs
lscsnsln Iiser and the lsne the H4iwssikee
Mississippi Hsil Road, and u ID be sad reasonable
terms. For terms, ayrS b letter ctier~se 70
B. Z. FAY, Prairie siu chen.
CrasfolG Co. " -.
rairte du Chie-. August .. J65i- 3snti
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GgLz B 0 0 K S, -
SszzRzs srATIoNERy, e39~s
Hal and Wndosc Paper, Gold Pens,
FANCY GOODS, PICKET CUTLERY,
ToHAGCO AND CIGARS. &c.
FESHE subscriber continues business at the on stand
81 where may be found e ssorIrlent OF IooI
and Falcy PHprrs and Enyeous. Gnld Stes ana q iii
Pens Pencils SIa es Blank toobs and Mernor,.I s
greet vaFity 3 ,bs ere furnished at aser price,
and 81 warranted perfect.
Pers rs desiring Books vhIch may not he on hand
their adGrs with htr and cost ihsn they can
be "blained BY mail lie Keeps hand respectable,
assortment Of
A&6T G009S,
Guitars, Violisas. Acc0rdeons,
~ny ia va. Ills lrica6s and the public respect
fully invited - call AID examine has stock-iI which
A3yertfscments - new Booke &C. will occasionally
sp ear to which The attention OF the public Is respect
J~sErH sMi7u,
High Street. doors Post once.
Mineral Point, Juno 81, io5i.
HasT ssECEEvHss AT TIE MI<ERAL POINT
Fern caves from Fann.'s Port Folio, I'd Series.
Flora iyDdsay, b, Mrs Noodle.
Rons hing il in the Bush, do.
unfortunate Maid
0plrlL M"niicstIttoils- by DoOS
Helen Mugrowe. Beatrice. Chances al Eurone, by
Horace Gree ey. Hot Corn Old Brewery. Ny schools
-Schoo!masteTs, by ugh Miller.
JOSEPH SMITH.
Mineral Point. June p. 1851.
fresh supply Of Life Sayings OF Mrs. harrington,
- and Fern /. I end Series.
ALSO,
This That & The Other, Lamp Lighter,
Mrs Ben Darby, Mimi. Ierfnon-
Peal ri hing, sunshine in ally Paths,
light & Shade,
Prose & PoetioaI Works OF Spencer, Dryden,
lea~,f4 I@rta lf.rislr Coz.
Montgomery. remaus, k4rke White, Goldsmith,
Sierne, SC &c
8 ardard Thcolo.r cal Works, Fimily Bibles,
& PraJ or BJyks Just received
JOS SMrTH:S
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LOOK OUT FOR 4 CRASH
ALL CASH PURCHASES
TREmENpous sacRrrrCE.
10000 worth Of FILL & WINTER GOODS 10 he
Alaughtcred for Cash. At The
PEOPLES CHEAP CASH STORE
ROWAN & u,.r.osKEy


w Hp have already received anI VIII conti,na g,
- receive d s'fy for the six n onths by far m
SeS' Chtapest most varied aud mpl te Cargoes al
ofe'sh anu home Manufacture, brough, home T..
nc thhaoiiahts of this yciuty which they sh,ut,
use no time IN taking the most in da,e al Vantage a.
&c are i9y dierue To dispose Of II n 1 Iteralty Of
WAY any anu every Thing the public shall re ARE Al n,
sAiilS- All Gar g. fJl~, -.
~ poiNt oi stVtf quality and l7a- ~ es ba e he =.
~e end as sac thee, parct SD excusyeiy .,r
~ ths recent p ruiehu impor utun Auction R.os ~,
We" ofi> anu >a c sDniie 10 be purchased s la O
tse present great Ho"y panic in the m arkrt
exist taerehy ebtoiiHg Us Ia dfJr.i The public The
pei ana cheapest BARGAINS they possibly wish tor
Eetii2 iSAt Ia enaInraie ali and every tn.
ana eiHsrt al III cies which shall awa,s h.y,
o n'd iof the pun c II their prices wunid be an
= cltt on taelf shah for the satfac
Con OF The public and ladies' parficuart snow bou
aich more surprisingly cheap can sell Ibeu So.
hi,,s III Their ne fisI lave before viz
1910 yaFis plain p ii, wat-red black and ch.,,..
Die on Siks al shades rom 81 &c, Is mr. card ,
9ta0 Yards PLAN T. ench. stript.d ami Maid tf|-i
- the Nr,a q'diit and ali WOOL DeIsines oil every s
81 rom 40 ceats per yart. ' "~Ne'
3fh pieces 30 1baz me- back .ili, an, l;,,.r - N,
ana chaag-abe Aipac4s all RS from, - cts re-a-t
usually sold n 81 Gems - PC II
800 yards fsdre plaid and plain Muslin Deta;nes
% me latest aud most aacfu rtyies, which we will sea
Tor cts per yaid usually sold 20 cts and Ia hIc
ne beg particular at CGtion.
3ttu pieces best .p4iisf, French and American n5ints
o. the ca lcesl and ns varied styles all FAST colors
sitch we " commence To give c:s Der ward
Looo nns Embroidered Linen CamUrc Hand kerc.i.,I.
~ ; each s
Tngether With endless amount of ladies' Camb~ic
shu " DOL Unders~eyes; FTeich Collars Ddt hand
tades, tents an Cnudrens While ard coared Nc inc
hosiery and Glovrs Mut1crs Co.norIers, Far Cuffs sc
Certs' end Boys Bucksk Mits ami S:t,ves "a tn s
splehdl4 asscrtuent OF Plush ans also large assort
lhehL OF Domescs comprising Ticking. h,;tyy all col
&ni nnbteached double width tirtinp and Sb,eti,,o
"fch we nave paid cash and waich will sell cbean
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NEW EEssESX At EszXsyaIS'EEE.
ON THE VISIONS RIVER
THE SUBSCRIBER has just opened ferry at the
L above plzc six miles above Helena aad three
miles below Arena where he will be ready all times
attend the business of f5Tryi8g passengers teams
stock the = favorable terms The above
the state Road leading fia Monroe 10 hch-
land city, 10 miles LAT ter place.
Travellers IA iud all Citations Of good
no his house. with peajy of stahng and careful
osfiers f2lffl IntfS RAR$AkI.
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$50 REua4o.

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1<DssN sEEsa Elm bu>t, e=eks AID ss-,..ler omar.
titles censt.Ety on hand, agG e,l free from
Ss~-dnst. ~ I. =. ALitN.
Get. 8. lisa.
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#bat you say aresmores likaly. than otherwise
.obe misunderstood, and thareforst 70 be severe
Hjudged. e, ~, s
Il Because this IS one way 6please and
give great advantage to great enemy Of yours
lone powerful enough to be called athe
prince of this world" and who has caught more
people than can be counted in this very trap.
3. Because in so doing, you are likely to be
a afelIow,traveller in bad company. AHe that
is hnsty ofspiris exalteth folly.n "Seest thou
"a man hasty in wordsi there is more hope OF
a fool than of him" 'sFhe thoughts Of every
one that is hasty tend only to want"
% Because suoh fire may be kindled that
itcannot be put out, even by all the water .
whole engine company can throw, with Second
Thought for their captain.
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.sssss.sss ssss II ERMS. !.
Two Dollars u paid IN advance Two Dollars and
Fifty ceuts II payment be delayed three months and
Three Dollars not paid till the expiration Of the year
ADFERTISENENTSwM VIII be inserted at the fol-
lowing rates: Eor one Sqnere ourteeu lines or less1
cents for the rst and thirty seven and Q
ialf cents for each subsequent insertion Single in
seftions one dollar per square, semimonthly month
and quarterly advertisements charged the same as
fora single insertion. sp sfs - =. Z
f5s The mum ubesof Insertions desired must be noted
ON the margin OF all advertisements, or they will be
p1bIshed until ordered discontinued and charged ac
sccrdnsly sRy - .2s sLs;s
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THs GHosr. A foolish fellow went TO the
parish priest, and told him, with q very long
[[fase, that he had seen gtost When, and
||yhsre r, said the PASTOR Last figh replied
he timid man, ~ was psning by the church,
danp against che Ssll III It did I behold the
Sscsrs.s ssInl what shape dEd it appear z said
E5s psisst s:Itsppearsd % BE ths si,ape of IA
y aGo home, and hold your tongue. about
|if reioinsd shs pastor syou sra 3 very tinnid
Hn, and klse beshsf 6tsnsd BIZ yQur. own
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sociaI yisitinai..

Fz Sociability ia a virtue tbat should be cult.
vatea TIE ;ndiy;dnaI Who lives 70 himself.
.recsiyas No visit NOR .navs anv L ant to. he.
come selfish and 70 look with indifFarence upou
tbe nleas,,re- and sorrows az bis fellow man.
Eyery custom Or habit which Il decidedly anti.
soe;sI n IT, ,sndancy shon,d he a. Ia q
nrsctihIa nrs sbandoned Man !. n,.ursllv ! social
bs;no and II ba bscomea rnaos;al ;t,m,,st e.
oSy;Ss M to some fsnlf IN hia education or IN his
s bshts " +, H. - naeass.ru III .hat nson,s shnnid :.
sociate s together o. thsy act and react opon each
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-
MIilsioae .1Ianufnetsrys
- IL 3. r;o,,. " Industry
rbic6 srs cas,;s5 m III o,,s city a. n,ust mol
am;tta ,ssnsi M faetnrs 81 ,eneb. .l3ur,
MIIlstosss IL M R q srbirmass s. .aIbo IA,
is,sis ,s,,,a.sd from b;s s,ld sas,,d ~ unner
"a 81 ri R1oss ,trast "a mSss eoryenianftiy Min
s;f,aisd mas sbor }ocatad q .aiEeet int
Eaboye Campbell streef. I; s. 60
,gScb;ros, ,,nanu faciures from lafkv 10 s;x.
70 nai.. &c s,,,,a. d,,s;oo l,e uaar ma French
Gtoass \, fsa arect ftonyF rance nv
III, yis a H.v,s n Nsyr Ynyk and SarSnosh i,
canes Il hIocls ai,,.t 9f, ;,c,es by Io and i
Emannfaetnred in,o: Nm Stonaa IS tGs iallowinu
nrocss. ~ s7' g.
Ts.i,,s, tb;n,, =, bs dan. sh, sonoh
,,ona ;. !" ~. rads.s ,hsn, Ia Eli f aoodI and
slsysi snrfsca which s sscbn;caIis tarnea a6s.
cins Nsy, .tbsn !, = ;,,.o tss .hands Iof fhe
sbn;ider y hv vl;a,p ti,av ara mt toGathesI IN
tho rsgn;s;ta firm and ;oinad II eaebotber by
mn, means II strong ee,,ant, k,,ewn. .ss EaM;II
Stone Gement Ia pat,;inr tI,ese blocks 20.
aet,,er great cara q tsken III no ta,d s;oInts
shsII he nsrsiIsi and l,ss ssa III a a;fsrant
s;-as H. ai,;so, .y - ~ Ssns Nod. and The
.nt,ns .Ss,,, so,a,sas i - 1900 ,hs
s. IL - rsny fs..l ' .sc;ds,ts svhicb
have. ocIcn,red from The akurstme. or ayine
= - n;scss ] - = other I Mn III Stones as Nv mat;ne
.hap, ac ~ ,,nn.h ,,oro
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.;o,;ls,a ,;i % .ha hlo.t. ,hst tha d;fs,ont atao.
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y'sdescription of fiddle CAN'T be beat,
at was big IS . turkey, and as nackle asa
aoose-he tnrned ii over a crooked stick md
drawed across iss belly. sand Q, St Patrick,
how il did squale. g. ~ ~
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I4B;Y ALR:RRT PIKE.

and nobler code Fer that Municipal Law, in
lis best present condition, and in the most en-
,lightened of modern communities, is but a sad
mass Of justice and iinperfection, most insult
sciently answering the great ends at which law
should aim! :. 2ss:S & .5,is 8 81
For it Is o very melancholy fact, THAT man
may live 4 long life, and keep himself at all
Zines within the pale ofthe law, and yet over
and over again deserve to be extirpated from
society; and cut away and burned up like a
dead, rotten branch; that ifmen were restrain
ed from doing only ssch acts Of wrong and out
rage as theslaw Furnishes as criminal, the world,
even IN the ffeest Republics, and where the
Law Of Civilization shines brightest, would be
but one great weiteriBg chaos of viilainy and
vice. sotz.tss..
The law Furnishes with exemplary severity
the grave offence of theft. No matt ,r by what
stern necessity the poor cnlpit May have been
urged, q even by starvation, and the wailing
cries forced from bis wife and children By hun.
ger and misery; il Furnishes certain violations
zof that brief and emphatic commandment
g sEhhou shalt not steal" by solitary imprison-
mem. and stripes, and deportation to remote
colonies DC thieves in far+of Islands. 1t has no
mercy on him who meetsyou on the highway,
and, pisttoi ID hand, commands you to, stand
and deliver. on him who enters your house at
midnight and abstrkets your money or your
plate: on him who takes your horse, or with
dextetoss lheers slieits your purse, your watch,
81 your handkerchief. -
But has not the same commandment q wider
emeaninge Does 4 not embrace offences which
the iaa7 doss lot punish The aIeek dealer in
siiooda.gWio cheats Eis customer in the price or
QUALITY of the articles be sells is guilty of the
same species of crime as the hig6wayman or
burglar, bacanse thelosso Of the victim is the
same; the profit equally not the rightful prop
erty of him who makesit and the criminal in
curing no risk and running no danger Of pun
ishment has not even the merit of courage to
extennate his ofence. He who steals, really,
lin some sense hazards q consideration. He
ventures . stake, because he risks his liberty:
bat he who simply cheats, risks nothing, and
PprepfiAtes To himself with en''re 'mpunlsy'
/ thas which belongs 70 anotneE
within the sweep OF tnis biies commandment
como ali fraudulent specola tons, by which one
man grows rleh ny making anotner le. poor: an
the species of petit larceny known among us ey
the 9l!aersnana; Of ssnlaF.ness and all tue
many dIsrepntsnie ticks G OF trade: and yet now
ing goblet e she erin, with such acts, how en-
setf q ms, q damaged article for sound one
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DoN'r BIZ HAsTY i--w7HY sorf because
syou will be likely to treat quite lightly two ves
~ good friends of yonrs-R Reason and Cons
science-who viii not have 8 chance 70 speak
Because ron wifi have TO trayel oysr the
same ground in company with one Sober Sss
1cond Thought, who will bsmore likely to have
with him 3 whip Of scorp lions than s bunch of
Howsfs. - y
s. Becsnsa ,thas sir0rt3s sta0ti0ii6 3nyo oly6a II