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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23

vi All toe III nefuus ne.'icn.s us'ant (anl s''ne Il
81 'pr me cure 81 pulmonary complants
fleets with his preparation. others cure aouelIfne-
but all amt in DIS asrs + he ,un., and ,b,n,
where medicine can give relief, This viii do
pleasant 10 iakr and perfectly safe accordance will
tte "ir cti'H5 We 40 not ,iverse for the benear CT
those :" hn have tried those no have not FAM
ies that have known lis value will not be- sithol IL
and b. timely they are 5. cue from \, damver
ois c'Srqueic o Coughs end colds, which peglccieh
fi!nn mt" fatal CO.. sumption
Tia Diploma the Mass chusetts ustlt,tc awar
d. q iIs pre- rat b, Ih, B.lrl Judges in SEPT
IS41 also, the ais oi the three grt, uss of AIT
At irci'nati has qivei, IL, The t;IIxRRY Al
IL their G rHmI j.: cUusidera extr.nrliTa,
exc mi fulness in curing at, ctions OF he
sad the f,i'wing oiinion founded on tie ,rq expe
fc' n IN" eminent IN, ,Ican of th' Pot ~
rive tri,., of your Cherry eclora, ia my prac
tice has proven hal totesaW from, its roInpt,,i tnr
must be true II il iadcaes and COLTS and
crusha which We III this ion, peculiarly
think lis cqua! has / ye, b. e, discover. d. nor
f'.w how better ~ cnn be made fur he dis
tempers OF the Throat aud lungs
h. ). BURTON, ND ,FRs
See what il has done n "a wasted constitutions # ON
y III the following cases, but a thousand more
- 81 DBu-y. Jan. 81 IS
AZ ho-a in he " ines at a!ii,'nia return d 10 Il
ranc'sc" Ia pc Of receiving benefit from u CD
ca ATE ana Diet "4 diarrhuea ceaSef but folipu
td BY Il severe couch and much soreness dn4tIy lei
n't home but TFc'iv d no bei eft from inc voy
nigh con'Inu'd 81 grow worse AID hen arrived n,
r" 'tfh' "as at "hcr rnarSed 'y my acq ain anrce
a. vci'n OF c.hsuInlt'rn. must ,nr-s@ that cav
we'd
Az tiis time @ rnneBced skiH1 - ii valuable med,
Clhe with tte expectation deriving ANY hcpah frr
US USE GU would not reccly these l'ns did
SAfd II my IA 10 STATE 1 tire pflllcei, nrigh s0ha
ny n"th, il espic'. of eight nonss,-i- fy f,-t rti
I 't-Ii'''ih = ~ he ou- at LRRY pECFpRAt.
Yours truly, WILLIAM w -MiTu
WAsHINGr n, Pa April ;, I-i2
he sr: Feeling ih@ hu,e ,...n paved trurn pre-
ma NJ gave Itr''t:i yoar nrtti!.'y 81 tha y
ID ice 81 80 d. ut take The liberty press
m gratitude.
2, "'uSh ana the alarming symptoms at Cor~"mt tor
nad reduced tao l',v laaSa Jlling like hop.
"a" NY pa'Nsi ian r,ughi d l.
fi' s+ehe1 To- VT ,rd tDnteb1t" Teief, aud Ia
lev .tets TINE has restored me snuRi health. ~
w 90 Tor "hrs wnat has dome me- You are Ger
laii5is one ~ The b a. iaHkinti
sincerely wishing you eS--y blessing am
very r.>pa~ if,i,ly Yours,
JOHN CLARKE, Rec. t paa!'s = 5rch
" IN snct assurance and Hufn such strJusrt
pr'nd can lie adiuced De from is ELECTS nm.
rial -
Prepared and Sold 6y J.dHES c. AVER,
Fra.t,cai and Anal, tic..i Chemist.
LOWELL, 81 ass
For Sale w y. Es. VIVIAN and So. - E'sf-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
Notice to Miners.

4 Ho/e CH0Hce fOf FfOSpccl1ng!
rtsi''-"'iirF "ft-'- t', 'ttutr- wisiiI
an orr"rtunt', III the prrs.rt tim, ,lf nigh oric,
Tor MINERAL 80 DIGGING The foIin wing lands. ,iz
Nth htif 81 Sec, ! X =,
h q. ut :. Z q ~ SC b. /. 5, i. 3. e.
on the E u, wing ia>p-,tbe terms
The 1Fe' thifs t"oas,it free 0a SIT other miner
~, :nctudt washed mineral sixth lie viii A..
- The vrouRd 49,
This land ~ in the eft the Irish Diggnqa I'm.
Rr"ckfH P4'ces y .iigsings. and is situ;1etI .
tween The 'iegHto branch aud uet G owe
MOSES NJ. STRD> g.
Mrera' Pm : Feb Us f-53 Ii;f
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23

~. persons h reby cauti md not tn mine 4 Q
\ q IN the southwest uu srtrr OF secii,u
30 ~. 5, arCe !
Ard Urihtrmofe, feI 'td ny and all parsons fro-
~uvihP a"y lead Other g re, from aa,f
e4erihed land wjthcu my permission.
2mJ+ WM HOPPER
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
[ L b ii | I II BINDlNG
MADISON. WISCONSIN.
II { T \ & EBERHiRD

WEED & EBERHiRD,
ANiN'' ~" Ell an ext i've 10 II .tuferv. tak,
this Importantly oFlufo-'ri thee rrmui az arr
.f they ar prep afeI a. nr,lrS which ms;
e 60 o t'~ir such as furnishing state ano
county officers vita 80
BLANK BOOKS
:" MI h'hus rn'eI urd.-, rad qa,{irg oF No
per ia oorEs retind in rarke. Nor Geo, Plain F,,g
cat sheep or paper bindings. magazines, pan.
u - ses ION i"ns, baIaf III The st tya II
which work ~iil execaied at h loves, Nilwnuka
~ Paper ,r bank book consisting of .an..row,
es medium royals perroya perjai, do Ib. e crown
ID I no post. alva,S IN hand 49,"
~ ''-o'ier> trsrm distance must accom- nm, o.,
h pattern t,r ruling ard the Dapr -rtiu.r.d
d NN'r 81 'ii'l'HS. must be tn w 30. III
'',N "ii De 'tk cied ia accordance ,i h nal NJ
:" m 'aih o"os required. This establishments Is On
* rad oindirg. w :, -"
Ha-its' Il CO b 'E5l-tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
THE
CON TRACT
IN = q Eg ANCE

/ A~Fn"S All expedirnt- bV MEANS If wtIrh, prudent
naea escane losses. They others he IT'S
|Nich in~vI 1bly can g ih'n For small n,ideta
r' the~" risks which might in an un.cky ve.n raj,
"a Vdutis are safely as-ur, by Com
tlniz"d and iuiicpu.y such an I.stitu i,r
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
NOTICE.

IL Pr Rs n ar~iorhid 'en 20 mi1q. dil, remove
Tin.I al iron" or other lee tTespa-s the follow
Ia. a. scribed PR misses VIZ:
= dr of o. ci SEC. !, : n Of 50 or of Sec 10
ed o \ J. qCof@ec "A Torn Eai,ve : Fast
iiunItl JOHN HsAHTs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
HARTFORD CONN

HARTFORD, CONN.
inns 'onnih", bases rs operations upon per
'ced P~h"f c ash Premiums wei altered rieks and
orr eAp ence IN estimating haz-rd that the in aresr
Il all concerne arr pr"'ected TIE fompanv receive.
rom al "- innunsrabl- ~Ources and IN -ma sum- y
aFge annual deprst From this fund held aa "A puh-
tc rust los paid. To SECURE ft tha n blir ana
he company u rma"ert ability meet every far de-
nand, all erroneous Or fraud ueni claims are al G uree
7rj|ced TINS - he "ny pian insartrce hicn car
iS deserve The public isnc. and I'M. ,t Il
gent Confidently invites his friend esure the
y his Agency, agr'nsL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23

A9s sIs-a 81 9ti .--Ah pereoI.s hrret,.
Il I"idrd rot 10 t'espass, Ni i'ig, upon any q
III tOilu- described lands.
srn'f permission III myself 10y agent, TO wit
Aescf'P. zee Tn IA Descdp. sec. Ia. Ba
- SEQ X e VI n e Il ,
h n wq :, sc ehsw 10 :. &,
y II Il " a - - & =
" bntqSe va IS & & :,
hDWq u &. W hsuo II g :.
{
section :. l..
t'' farther motto" is heen1 as that forbid a.
ahd All PEE fr'rn buy remoyi Z any Lead n,
e' ore. ir' M the above described lands " thuut n
writt permission.
Riue Moua.!s. June 2, 1852 ma
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
A PERMANENT CURE On A DISEASED LIVER,
WARS pCRkTLo-.
Copy OF Letter from Mr.. tiami hemist, Ysoy;l,
"a.

= L.
~ a.sy YraRS' pCRsTLo-.
Copy OF a Letter from Mr.. Gani henist, Ysor;l,
10 Professor Holloway.
Dear Sr,-In this district your PILE command more
extensive sale than any other proprietary Md cine
lore he pubic As sprof 81 their ii ac, in Liver and
Bilious complaints may mention he tItlow c.-r-
la "i ihis town with wn"m am personally acqusn
ted r y.ars was severe snEe'e err frum disease the
liver aud digestive org ms her ued al attendant
snrei her that he cuId sohng relieve her fer
ing ei IL not likely she coui many
FhIs announcement aHIuraiiv tns-' aiartn
her frieDd. and relations, md tbey induced her
health hat -h" was lndsccd To continue hem until he
received rfec, TINS l. twelve month aud
-h, hss esp.ri. need ay symptoms r,iaps>, and
e declares tha' your Pills been Of saw
ing her ilte remain yours truly,
Juis p, Io3. J. CAMS
The.e celebrated Pills w,nIer lily ecacioas in She
following Complains.
iS' FRssssy .sqa lem eSs5
plants Fer,al~ irreg plants toms
tss s@ ON rese 45 ii ps IT, Tssas
Bowl Com sinds Rueuma,is-n Ulcers
? ants TITS Z : n;ton OF Veneer al ATec-
Constipation i:ead achs scrcfuIs or Worms Of all
% ths B.'yyrIs iHiige@tiUn Kings Evil h;iida
Consumption DEBILITY NeaSnrss, from whatever
carse 5xr,
Sold s. the Establishment of Professor IioLlo~ e4,
Strand .near Temple i.arl oudcn and House
in Ne~ York Orders Tor Medicines in ad-rssed
L halfway New Work. viii receive due
SD <isa ~ Al respectable DrusStss and
Medicines Throughout tina nirei ota'es in Boxes at
9. ant SIC each. Wholesale by the ~rincI
pa i5fIg houses in tAe Ul!5n: and hy Aessrs. A.
LIZ Ehtrc is considerable saving by taking the lars
sizes.
n. Directions for the guidance of patterns In every
dsorder are Aixed 10 each Box. W. tm
PILLS. P.IESl!
Tor evarv nan, wousn ndchild in the Country ho
L. needs kind TO suit YOU sill, say
PulforC's Arti-HiiIjous ?slis,
E@aEstOcss Anti- Bilious DO.
EIEl0re's improved bilious DO,
Jew David's Honey Coated do.
Oriental and Sovereign Balm DO
Lees sll'i nus do. Grsef uoufst do,
AoSstt's Pills and Phoenix h ltgfs,
SaspingtoH's Agae Pills, d.. br uce's do
Dr.. Brsndreth's Pulls,
Rev q Htobards do
Dr. Angles Csady Coated DO,
EeFTicE'z Sugar Coated do
And lots of other kinds q Pills.
Which yoa can get BY calling at the Mineral Point
DRUG store eaTiy opposite Beech store
NoNen her Is +. ID. PULFORD.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
Caution.
HssTEfsE,,

w. pers'hs are hereby fI-tdd~n dig. MIN. re
"A move N neri'- turn The alter char
- or Otherwise iTesur~s the f1oy, 60
:. & Ia wit: The north. ast ouartr n,,rIhpn-
I'arte al Section No 10" in tow ), n,rtk uf rn
NO east Aud further aarice heT.ry v.r that ar.
.-r<on trespas,ng upon tn above. premises
sili be dealt with according 70 law.
JAMES HJ-DGHAN
mineral Point Dec "a 1913 7y7 ~ tsl
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
Or EADFUL HERITANCE
from fhe Parents.

And must this continue Shall we be wise in
all that concerns the cattle of our fields, horses
our sheep, our COWS, cur oxen, the nature and
quality OF our goods and merchandise but all
concerns ourselves as human beings, with humaD
functions and passions subject II great deranGe-
neut, involving future peace and happiness
in ali that concerns the health and welfare og the
wife OF affections. and the mother Of our chill
dren in al! that concerns the mental and physical
vel being OF those children, we should be in.
IN he iarf nd,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
WEAKNESS AND DEBIITY-R EST0R ALTON t.
HEhLrH or NAN sGsD -, Al .TH's DOOR

;ory OF Letter from Rev Charles smith, dated Merton
ST Philip, near Bath, -oner.rtshire, i7lh Aug 1888
TO PauyEsssR HuLLnwIv,
SIR "A aT ioseph Puxtun. formerly sident Of this
place, had been ia declining health upu de
If three !ea-s, E-ad gHlIv wastirg away shadow
mighty preparations and want OF appetite, hich caused
unea-iueSs his friends. had
rioHs uciic;,i ith, without eject He at last
used P'its aud und-T Providence. restored
h-aIIE ny their ie2Hs. lie Lately emigrated New
York, and has iIeI h better
an heath, ast desired a"Cu sint with the
cuusi.nce ougnt ais,i mention. thai my wife Las
derived great benefit The q ypur PIis
remA'r, SIR. yours respectfully,
CHARLES SMITH, Dissenting Minister
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
I'ksC FAR-EAN1H MEDICINE!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

the.e Pulls being composed entirely Of medicinal herbs
are o. "a st harmless while the cstraord
V.T-ues HEY posses have rendered them sat Y
Tplr In E-ariy every pat ~ the world. THE
hey hav'. met Ith throughout the u State. il m 4
eTa'Tiinrry- owing, It Is presumed their wonder
ilt ri ;lcT the kHIs COMO laintS and iii
orders Of the liver and lecii- Persons svh nerse
IN using them in accordance The directions
seldom eli in being restored 10 heath
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC

Re NOT DEFR.8CDEDt
Buy 10 book raeSs Dr. 4. II. AIauriceau, l29
Liberty Street. y Y, is on the title page aud the
entry in the Clerks Office the back If the I: lie
page; and buy only Of respectable and honoral le
dealers, or send hy mail, and address to DR.. A VI
haurceau. as there are spurious and surrePtiticus
infrngements Of copyright.
30 Upon receipt OF One Dollar THE MAR
RIED WONAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANIOF' IS sent (RaieS fire. to any part OF the
United States, the Canaias and B.ifish Provinces
All Letters must be postpaid. and addressed TO
DR. a. NJ MAURICEAU, Box 1924, Ne7--yo-k
City. Publishing Office, No. 129 Liberty Street,
asss1SS.
r. Puiford Mineral Point W. q. Fouutfin Water.
~ "a -Sai5rd & Mss~en reT, Clinton = l. anv, She
buygan-N. ktrg. kennsh -I.ging Davis ~ N
-,:,,n. ll-l-h .t,nkesh II ii y .y-L,Le
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
BErlIGATEO ORANGE,
IS cc--aABLE as lHExcusABIE


How long shall this ignorance prevail so produc-
1--we Of is bitter fruits How long shall the wife
and mother be ignorant CT the nature character and
causes Of the various womb ana sexual complaints,
embitteriag her days o. suEerlng-su often
prolonged to years, Cvetuatiug Il complication Of
diseases utterly and hopelessly iacura5ie shall
for ever close eyes 70 tie results OF phyzio-
logical science By wLiea We nay arrive 1T an
understanding C. ourselves IS men and women,
subject to serious !se-u-S enduring GIsoGsss, and
perpetuatirg them 70 car children.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
Look at This.

La-U'I9A.HU EOOD.3,
TT AVING enlarged and improved his S,cte i, row
IL receiving from -. LOUIS and ether mari ct vol
elected a-sNrfme' of
tPAlLIL5Y GROCER u.s.
ssing of al,he varieties usually Kent in this mar
ket as Of " $3.50
Sugars, Teas. Coffee. Rics, Mola,su,
Fish, Pork, Hcns Tobacco,
FrlHfs Of almost euery rartefy,
Soap, Candies, &c, &c. Sc
men VIII he sold Hs low any this place
ms ar 1nG' Treifs such that he will at all time be
supplied with re te-J qualify Of
ES- Ews
Fresh from ths Mills in The STATE Us old custom
eFs- and the pubic TrneraIiy, invited 10 call ard
exHn''e he qasiiiy and prIees of his goods.
Mineral Pc 1T pail - ;S-3 e6t.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23

t'Hk race Of the Red dan Is fat disappear ng from
ihe ince "f ih~ earth The Pequods IRE gone, Ihs
9"heicsn exists in tradition only, and a few scssred
MOUNDS and earth the only VI sIiges q the
Nascuu ms; ihr ~AI KS fuo, Esen driven from
lHelr ancient hunting is q ia a { generations
Will IL tell Iia their r.pngs but
order That their ne banded down To future
AMI rfrt4~s he llef the under
Igned has DrnHghi into she market n "hnice lot OF
WOOLEB SOCKS,
which he viii lisp al III quantities sal,
=. b. ~ few pi. ce= OF CHE,8P BED TICKS hnys
4iPo hem broEht along ." supply The places of The M.
neos Deer Ties which the approaching cold weather
= app 20 uFsfoy- r.. NJ. SMITH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDER /!

No h1tsb1nI or rr.ts Nc! js ignoyc,i: Of ,tict
t5suI r0s. Il an5c 70 scci;ys their ifaL5
end hu1risess. Taat tn7lrLeise Is contained IN q
i...Ls tc5IA- e5ltlt1sL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
WIFE LINGERs FROM YEAR TO YEAR

la that pitable condition not even :o- one day to
feel the happy and celebrating influence incident
~ he enjoy nent of health
She may not be invalid confined to her bed,
or even to her room her pride, ambition and
energy induce and nerve her to take personal
ei,a &c of her household, when her health will
not admit OF its but she Is nevertheless pereeptbly
sinking from day to day, and always ang.
Thus, day after lay, and month after month tran
spire Her health daily sinks, till finally the
hope of recovery no longer remains. And thus
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23

fne best assortment Of R.7ROE Gzd CfRRI4GE hx
lures in the CITY Inc udiaY Servings Axh . Boxes
banis MaiIeabIe Castings, Chr iage po'ts &C.,
Viii h with their large sock of
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-10-04
The War In Europe,

In the course Of a week or two we shall prcba-
bly, hear something stirring from the seat of war
in Europe. The Allies have sailed for the Cri-
nea, and by this time, unless ludicrous results
continue to follow pompous preparations, great
battle has been fought at Sebastopol. Their
great fleet in the Baltic captured the Aland Isl
ands, only to abandon them, and this is the whole
history of the war in that quarter. In the East
thew have, so far, accomplished still less. The
New York correspondent of the National lntelli-
gencer says:
"Tbere can be little doubt that Nicholas, when
he concluded 10 evacuate the Danubian Provln-
ces, intended to strengthen himself in the Crlmea,
90 long threatened by the Allies, and | am pre-
pared to hear that the army collected for the de-
fence of Sebastopol fully equals. if 1t does not out
number the Allies, and be able to beard them
face to face in The open field. Should this be
the fact, and the Allies happen to be beaten IN
grand pitched battle, what getting up stairs
there would be, particularly in England, where
there is already such state of general discomfort
NJ the inactivity and want of results! The Al
erdeen Ministry would have to retire Sin double
ouick time, and the whole state OF affairs would
be changed There would no longer be any
doubt or hesitancy on the part of Austria but both
she and Prussia would become Russian forthwith ;
elimination and recrimination would take place be-
tween France and England the 'eniente cordiate,
would be Destroyed the sick man. would proba-
bly be abandoned to his fate, particularly if Aus
trja could be bribed to let him die by the promise
of being one of the co-heirs TO his estate, which
Russia would promptly accede to. Nous Uerons.
The month of October will tell the tale"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-10-04
New York Politics.

The State Temperance Convention Of New
York which met last week, nominated Clarke
and Raymond, the Wing candidates, as their eau
d;dates for Governor and Lieut.. Governor; the
Ere. Democratic Convention nominated Clarke
Tor Governor, and b. r. Woods for Lieut.. Gov
eruor; and the antNebraska Convention nomi-
mated the whole Wing ticket. Under these cir
cumstances the success of the Wing ticket is pref
" certain, but the result viii afford no gratfca-
ton to Southern people, of whatever party. Bad as
the matter was before, the acceptance of the Sar-
atona Freesoil platform by the Wing candidates,
has made it much worse. The resolutions of the
WING Convention simply declare that the North
is released from certain obligations, and pledge
the party to nothing; but the Saratoga resolutions
take the ground that all States hereafter "must'
come into the Union as free States, and that 1t is
the "primary duty OF the Federal Government to
intervene perpetually" for the suppression OF
slavery in each of the States and Territories
This doctrine the Wing candidates have unequlv-
ocalIy approved. The South will, OF course, re-
nndiate all association with such men, and we are
Glad to find that the conservative Wing press OF
Of New York indicate disposition to repudiato
them also. The Courier says they have commit
ted themselves to policy which tens OF thou
sands of Wings will not sustainj aud the Com
lnercial Advertiser says the principle OF the Sara
toua resolutions sis not Wing doctrine" and calls
upon the candidates to retrace their steps speedily
and publicly, unless they are indifferent to the
support of the conservative portion Of the Wing
party.
Nine political Conventions have met in the
State of New York since July II, and four more
are vet to be held Those that have taken place
embrace Hard and Soft Democrats, Wings, Flu
sionists, Free Democrats, Anti Nebraskaites, In-
dependent Seceders from everybody else, and
Temperance men. Those yet to come will IN
clude Liberty men, Anti-Slayery men, Fugitive
Slave Rescuers, and Kuow-Nothings. As each
Of these Conventions will set forth different
platform every shade of opinion will be accom-
mUdated.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-10-04
B1ackwood,s Magazine.

The September number of this periodical has
been received from the American publishers,
Leonard Scott & Co., of New York. The con-
tents are l. The Holy Land, 2. Bellerophon, 3.
The Coming Fortunes of our Colonies in the Pa
ciic, 4 S2eculations Among the Stars,-Part l.,
5. Mrs. Stoves Sunny Memories, 6. The Crys-
tai Palace, 7. The Secret of Stoke Manor: A
Family History,-Part w., 8. The Spanish Rev
oluton.
The fourth article is review of several works
which have lately appeared on curious subject,
DR.. Whewell, of Cambridge University, Eng
land, advocates the doctrine that the earth is the
only inhabited planet, while the celebrated Sir
David Brewster contends for a plurality OF worlds
The subject is discussed with as much zeal as II
it involved an important practical result.
The fifth article is rather a shower bath TO Mrs.
Stowe. Blackwood advocates abolition sentl-
ments, but this article is decidedly conservative
in its tone. 1t sets Mrs. Stowe down as zealot,
who has ceased to see any difficulties between
her vision and its realization. Perceiving that
there are difficulties in the way of Emancipation,
it merely asserts general principle, and insists
that further than this the whole subject should be
left to the wisdom and discretion Of the local leg
islatures where slavery exists.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-10-04
stnts Agricultural society.

Persons who desire to become life-memters of
the State Agricultural Society can do so by aq-
plying 20 N. G. Kinney, Esq, who will issue
Certificates ef life membership upon the payment
of twenty dollars. The Central Railroad will
carry TGe.members 10 the Agricultural Fair free
of charge, and annual members for half price
Persons who expect to attend She Fair regularly
will see at once the economy OF becoming he
members of the Society. The Richmond Penny
Post says: From everything we can gather
there will be a splendid Exhibition this year-0Se
even casting in the shade that Ofl853. From al!
ouarters of the State, we hear the note of prePa-
ration. The farmers CT Virginia were convinced
last year, that they had nothing to fear from a
comparison with those of any other State OF the
Union. This will, of course, give them conf
dence and lead to a still larger display the pres
ont season."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-10-04

HoKnrDLE MUgpER.-A young farmer named
Augustus McAlpn was brutally murdered in
Princess Anne county, on Friday evening, the
22d ult.. while returning home from Court. His
body was found about three miles from the Court
house, with thrty-thtee wounds upon it, and
from its position it is inferred that he was disabled
before he had time to make the least resistance
He was known to be unarmed, and his packet
book and all other articles usually worn about his
person were found untouched. His horse was
n met on his way home with the bride broken and
having committed the foul deed fell upon Will
liam Ewel, also of Princess Anne, who was ar
rested on Saturday and taken before the e%am,n.
ing Court. But after long SUING, .he esiueiJe
NOT appearing sufficient for his commttal for trial,
the Court discharged him. Additional testimony
having been adduced Ewell was afterwards ar
rested again and sent to jail