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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28
n z w ICONS
1854.

AT THE OLD AND WILL KNOWS sTAsDor
8 Il. o. WHEELER
High Street, Nfners, pair,
VIZ take this method inform our old customers and
tue public generally, that now receiving our
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS
direct from Sew York whch are prepared 70 oar 10
ali who may favor vita cali %. ee which " trust
prove satisfactory Uur motto Is 1--we and let live
We shali attempt cheat the pu bic into he bejif
mat we nave tens OF thousands d1ilaFs Goods
~hch we nave not nor don't expect to have neither do
we hold OUT inducements call under the Dretenc that
We are selling or offering for sale, ALL any part
~ iess man COST or we age doing no suchthiDg1
as this Is system of doing business which We con-
less we do not understsnd the thing believe TO be
htnoag, III CANNON; We don't know any thing about
it, don't wish to- are satisfied sir will NOT win
IN me end Dat we will say that have good stock
OF Goods, purchased OF reliable houses which intend
TO sell at small advance abuve cost and on as Favorable
.erns we lhias as the same quality Of goods be
purchased elsewhere in this market aud invite
examination of stock Il Consists ia Dar "a follows
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28
Valuable Farm for sale.

d ECENTLY occupied by AsAHzL BENNETT, in the
II town Of WadEicE, will BE- sold cheap f1r cash.
Enquire OF DUNN 4 REED, Mineral PoiLI, 5.
1ii.LEY, Dover, Iowa Co., Wis
The :. y. q. OF ". or. Of Sec 90 Town- ), North
Of Range East, and s or. Of : qua.ier Sec 80
Town ), Range East
The above land is all under good cultivation, good
mesdow lard near by, with thrifty orchard good
well wa.er, and is stuutsd about II miles from MIN
eral Poiai, on The direct road 20 EanesviIle.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28
REV FERRY Az HEYSoRFIE,

REV EEHBsE Az FEsN warm,
ON THE WISCO NSIN RIVER
I5EfE SfTB sCRTBER has jBst opened ferry at the
j above place, six miles above EaierE and three
miles below krena, where he viii be ready ali tEaes
attend to the business OF fsrryiHg plss ueTs teams
stock &c. the favorable terms. The above
state Road leading fToJa Monroe klch
land City. Is nile from The latter place.
Travellers will ind all the datons of good
30 Il his hose- with plenty Of stsbng and careful
cstIerz f2ffi JOHN HARSARts.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28

&c Sc. Sc &c
all of which having been bought at the Lowest prices
in the Eastern Markets, for cash, viii be
ern adding transportation. Thank u to his friends
and the public generally 1F the patronage extend
ed 10 him. he hopes by strict attention business low
and uniform prices and upri DIT and dealing,
10 merit continuance OF their esteemed favors.
46f JOSEPH tUSDRY-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28

\ -..'asa male TsscHxR, in Scboo District Number
JONES - -le Town Il Dodssvslle. Apply 10 RICHARI
~ Ste-s u s. District
.- Acts3sv 2tEf, lisa T2ms5J.
ekP EsES,-1o pieces, assorted Qualities. inst r.
aad Tor sale By JOHN MILLION.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28
CAS- II S Us TEN

he can and k sell as low any conDetitorn the mar
Bet Please call and examine. No charge showing
goods I. :. ALLEN
mineral Point; october :; l-5i. 49tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28
GLfILAHYlG. GLd-AHYlLSa1a

We have upwards OF thousand black silk Brosha,
BAY and Empire St9tes- and several other qualities az
zoo0i SH AW Is, which III commence 10 sell from
dollar upwards, and 10 which beg particular
iension.
BON N lE5I s. BONNIE T8o
We are lust receiving upwards Of three thousand .,.
nets and large amount OF honuet Innings, and
artificial Flowers al kinds and several large cases CT
Rbbons-beauiiiut styles-Which specially reserve
for The Ladies' st their prices
sssbspsS and Szzf3ssS in great quantities. and
cheaper than the ehespest.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28
1854. NEW STORE & NEW GOODS!.


e. & %. ELO p
tEToULD return their tHa7Es To the citizens OF Nine
raj Point and vicinity for tha patronage ia ~ nave
received during The time they have been in Trade and
respectfully announce 10 lneir patrons and
friends that they have removed their sock OF Goods
20 the store form eriy occupied By g. KUoP, aIi are ~
receiving from New York ana Boston, and care
fully selected FtCck Goods suitable 10 the wants OF
tais vicinity, and consisting in part as follows
D r G o o DS,
Pain ana striped sau- Ksntack " Jeans.
nets Of every qaality TEccds, and a .rcat variety
and sly le, Of Dress Goods,
Dealns, AipaCas ard MeTfn5es
SILK obs AND TRIMMING
Dress Silks dae assert Bonnet Cap and Betting RIB
me8t, b0us.
Bl9cs SIX Lace sai wofsied and six Braid,
tflngeF- Ginps
Colcr'd and Black Bro Grape i.eese. &c
c4de SILKS, Jacgnett and Cambria Mus
EmbroId'd cuffs and lin
colisrs, India Rock and svias Mus
lin FdsiBgs, Jaeonett Edqircs. Sc
GLOVES AND HOSIERY
LADIES' and Gents Gloves of c7ery desert ptiou.-
Nooe2 and Cotton Hosiery. great variety OF Chill
dTen's Hose.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
great variety OF all kinds Of Coats an kiHss Of
Pants al kinds Of Vests &c Sc 40 cases JoI> and
Si9Es UNITS, and other AAES, and every description
OF SHELF HARDWARE.
CKERY AND GLASS WARE
We have the basI assortment OF Crockery and Glass
Ware in Western Wise Jnsin.
GROCERIES.
We have on hand choice assortment ~ FAMILY
GRbCERlE Is. PcTsoGs wishing so bay GCJDS. Uid
find it 10 their interest 60 call before purchasing
elsewhere, as We d . not intend 10 be- lHdsrs04E
The highest price pad IN CASH for qOOD Aerrhansa
BILE Wheat delivered AT their Stcre. 24tf
D.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28
Something New!
- DEs. yyKEHER,S
ga DISPEN SARY
EDEgUG STORE.

gam subscriber is POW receiving Gne ass rtlafnt
= Of Choice Drug. Medicines, Paints,
OILS, Dyes, Chemicals. Nedjcinal Ljq7tor@,
and in brief ali articles usually f1Vrd Drag Store
al OF which he offers for sale cheap fer Cash. lie will
in addition - the ordinary Drug business devote speca
attention 20 prescribing for al cases % what nature
that may be presented From O'Clock to 10 O'Clock a
A. ~ each day when he Is Otherwise engaged his
Professional ices win b. Eratuiluuzfy rendered &c
all in need OF snch cruy; but ia All ether cases the
or its cqUfrr{e5t viii be- expected when medicines
are dispensed service Is rendered
Produce, at market price. viii taken.
GEO. u. Ti4BER, II. D.
Ia connection with tie same establishment Or. VIII
Der hss assortment OF most OF the articles usually
kept at
--ISL0 SECGlA 3
Saci as Ugsjc Books, Bass J55I & G1sifar
Music Paper, Strings, both Haiian
Sheet N,sir cad common
Instruction Books, Iia3ja- Forks,
TI5iaS. Guitars, Bridges,
Fhees, ClgrIops.s and Pal pieces,
o.hsr Instruments; Pecs. 6c. Sc,
gad variety Of otber lsins 700 numerous = mention
~ PIANOS and MEL D2DNS, u any llsafacture.
Brass Instruments for Hands airy ther instrument
article tins line wiII BE furnished 10 order, shor
a, tee and reasonable terms
Mineral Point, Wis, Jaiy 10, 1854 f350
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

LA--AE1 Is 4 y Il SSSE
W. Offering for sale upon reasonable terms,
the following described land and city 10
IN the Counties OF La FayOtIe Columbia and Iowa. Wis
cunsin:
ViIC8BEE gARFs FOR SALE,
Contiguous 70 the IfiLtgatee s Mississippi Railroad
- WE win sell shat valuable Farm lately occupied
E7S ~ by Mr. Holm Hand, together With all the out
- House. thereon, and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES Of the choicest quality. said Farm
contains nearly e00 Acres Of first class land, 60 Acres
Of which IS broken and well fenced There fine pas
tuTe on the same and well wstered. Also all kinds of
Farming Implements. And so of fire land near
Dover, Wis, with a comfortable House on the same
The above premises situate the Model Mills
Iowa County. Minute description said premises
may be seen 81 our ofice.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
n the coaafies Of Iotra and Columbia, Wisconsin
TEyHE undersigned offer for sale the following de
4 scribed Real Estate:
= or Jad = of Nv : Of " 4 OF sec 90 town Strange
Sw = OF \ W =, Sec -, Town >, Range East
Uud.ss 81 E = Of s e ar. "a, ),
Z of Or
and T p of + gr 4 4, -
No. - 20 loo IS OF the Uud north fractions and
of or. Sec 7,town :. range 5 east.
No acres 81 % leo north fraction No i 70, 10,
So.acres A. go90 Taconal section town II, range
IND Z Of Lot tzyHet's survey, Mineral Point, Wi.
" Z of No 3,
DUNN & READ, .5gsnts.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. stiff
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28

IN II. = 3. : who Ea-t nice article Figured
= -E 5R MsrseiECs SestrEs o. some sun ucr Sly les
u 'l'es. Patterns may dad them at
I. s. AEIEN,S.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28
IEEDyCEzos or PRGCEsI,

a--LyRaI PILLS AHU ut8 IMCbl,
ES- famous Medicines VIII be sold throughout The
= s-..ss s. he follow ing prices;
S2H z. Or Boy, = cents, ms cad Of 3 =
Large Do do. 81 90 4" s. So
t'.s5ar HailowEy's NanuGact0ries are al 60 Maiden
'aHe' New York, sEi 2ti strand. London. 1877.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28

kNHoJ'N8 Ola. cas- "a Superior article OF
- Reel fsT Cattle and 40 ses, on hand at
gam p l-F5 q. =. CDFB-S.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28
FksESR ox STEERS.

90 FE ECETViNG by Express, and 9 su. ply
~ Z y on hand IN Ice. Families Hotels Sa-
> Is = ICONS, and Eating Houses sup piled AT all
-, ~ times. GO W. COBB
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28

x TOO as sDssES n u SHUES &C
EP = Bfa nov prepared 20 sell any kinda of goods n
Ehoesae a. o as can be hsd in lbs connty solicss
cali rora XII those wishing t. purchase for sale axsfn
John MILTON
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28
HIGHLY Innortant

To the People Of the Msnang Region,f
yAIINGrcccived ms Szsz Nc stock offsOODS,
IA deem il adv sable, for the bone6t of the public
% make known few of the leading articles by way of
speCIdcGt they be partmade foTe6lize the
amount OF stock keep, aad the great amount watch
seldIring the short space of year. Ny stock
its in part Of the foflowin.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28
RAGS

ASI ra5d for clean Cotton and Linen RAGS, 81 the
\ % I-sbaae=' Office.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28
Fen amt Ey'sater Goods.

upaGS. BAGS 500 Seamless Bags. just receive
4 D and for sale al GEO. ". COBB'S-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28

- IL E--I-5 : acks 6 y salt
= 20 Bills kao- Just received and for
So at q. W CDBB :.
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EE3E EsEtossox zR1Ds.

slar.T 1Hcs, Mineral Point,
February G, I-55.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28

THE E3sS>E4N WAR
s undecided, sld The fate Of Turkey in doubt. but
hat Interests the people of this section Of The world
the most at the lime, is the fact thai subscr
beTs receiving, at their store door belo
the Franklin Eous larger and extensive stock OF
FALL, A SD WINTER GOODS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-28

w F now Offering fer sale upon reasonable term:
the following described tracts land and city lott
in tie Counties OF La Fay0tge Columbia and Iowa, Wi:
cupsiu.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-05
TIC Notion for q New Trini.

The motion for new trial Of Arrison,
the convicted murderer Of Allison, wa :
called up in the Criminal Court this
morning. The counsel Tor the defense
not being ready to argue the motion, the
argument was postponed until 2 O'Clock
this afternoon. We undersand that the
deiens will ask for a new ;Gial upon the
following ground:
1st. That lhe verdict is contrary to the
testimony.
2nd. That the verdict is cvncrary to
law.
81. That the verdict is contrary to the
instructions vi the Court
4th. That new evidence has been dis.
covered, Of the utmost consequence To
the accused, viz: lst. That the turn Ike '
of the Jail win testify that the boy King
visited the Jail previous TO the trial,
and being asked to pick out the man who
gave him the box 70 be delivered al
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-05
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONvEN
TION,

Pursuant to the previous call Of the
Central Committee, the Democrats ot
Vinton county met at Macarthur, on
Saturday, the 18th Of Dec, 1854, and
organized by appointing DR.. L. HoL-
LAND, Chairman; and T.. F. BISGHAM,
Secretary. The chair stated the Object
OF the meeting to be the appointing OF
a delegate, or delegates, to represent
Vinton county, in the Democratic Con-
vention, to be held in Columbus, jan
uary 9th, 1855.
On motion of E. A. BRArToN, Esq,
the following resolution was unani-
mously passed:
Resolccd, That Vinion county is en-
ti,Ied to two delegates in said Conyen-
tion; when, upon motion, convention
appointed j. A. WALDEN aud f. A.
BRATToN,said delegates; and on motion
adjourned sine die.
L. HOLLAND, Chairman.
E. F. BINGHAM, Secretary.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-05
RALLY on THE CLORIOTS EIGHIH!

Tue Sieubinyille Union remarks
upon the new spirit which has been in
fused into our ranks since The calling
OF the State Convention. 1t remarks
upon the union which defeat has pro-
duced in our ranks, and upon the tot.
tering condition of our enemies since
their motley triumph: 1
democrats who were ensnared in
the trap so art(ully set are leaving the
Organization by hundreds ard renewing
allegiance to their old faith. They
Willingly acknowledge their error, and
are resolved to make amends in The fu-
ture by hearty support OF Democrat.
ic men and measures. The Free Soil
party has also cut loose from the Know
Nothings, and will hereafter preserve
their organization from such 'entang-
ling alliances The Know Nothings
themselves have already commenced
quaneling, the rank and file protesting
against the tyrannical usurpalion OF
power practiced by the leaders, and it
is very evident that this organization,
which threatened at one time tobecome
a formidable element Of opposition, has
early run its course"
Let the Democrats who are sound to
the core winnow their ranks of those
midnight spirits who "do peep, and
muuer" doctrines strange to their ears.
Let them send delegation tried and
tue here, and we may hope for a re.
organization intrepid and invincible
Provision will be made not only for a
spirited convention, but for the Ieslivity
as Of old, when The fire ofthe old jack
son days will be re.kindIed to warm
the heart and inspire to victory States.
and Dem. ..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-05

GooD-BANK PAPER ANNIHILATLD.
"A correspondent OF the Albany Ex'
press, writing from New Yort, Furn.
ishes an account of new invention
which bids fair to work revolution in
the production of bank notes. The
inventor is Yankee, who has con-
trived, by photography, to manulac,
ture spurious hank Lills which tely
detection. As a test, the inventor
took from the president of a bank in
New York a S. note of his own bank
and on the following day returned it
with an imitation which SO clearly
simulated the genuine that the presi-
dent was unableto identity his own bill.
He deposited the spurious bill with a
number of good ones, at the counter o!
his bank, telling the officer that he be
lieved one Of the bills to be counterfeit,
but the teller decided that ell were
equally good.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-05

OF Mr.. fDwARDs, the Daguerrean
Artist, requests us to inform the public
that he intends, with the appreciation
Of the citizens of Nc Arthur, % get up a
Prize Scheme Of one hundred chances,
at one dollar per share; consisting Of a
fne Gold Watch, Handsome, God
Lockets, fine Gold Breasipius, Gil,
Lockets; superb Daguereotvpe Case;
and Pictures, and other articles. We
have not the least doubt but that the ai.
fair will he worth the investment OF a
dollar. Mr.. E will give the panicu.
lars in few days.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-05

A good story is told by "the boys''
at the expense Of the newly elected
Know Nothing Recorder OF Fairfield
county. A few days after entering ups
on the discharge OF his official duties,
he entered the Clerks office, bearing up-
on his countenance indubitable evil
dence that some momentous question
was struggling for solution. He held
in his hand a boni fds deed, which
some disciple OF Faustus had ornament
ed with neat boarder, and other ex-
ponents OF the taste and skill Of the
"crat." He addressed the Deputy
Clerk in confidential tone, and inqui,
red il it were necessary that the recor>
ded deed should be a fac simite OF the
criminal? The deputy, who is bit OF
a wag, thought he saw an opening for
a joke, and answered afirmatively.
"Boyder and all?" inquired the Of.
fetal.
"Mos! certainly"
The Recorder left, Tut returned in
about two hours, locking somewhat
perpIlxed.
"HOw 60 you progress with your
job?" inquired the friendly Clerk.
"l've got along well enough with
the border" replied the other, "bus
that internal spread eagle at the top
that'sthe greatest boiher-l never could
draw anyihing Of the sort"
The Clerk, having something Of .
genius for drawing, volunteered to sex
ecute" the eagle, IAN achievement which
he satisfactorily acconpiished.- Sides
IOnD
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-05

A CHURCH Row AT NEWARK. n. j.
There is row in the German Lutheran
Church, in Newark, NJ The minis
ter who was elected for flf:heen years,
has turned Roman Cath Ollie, and in at.
tempting 10 introduce the forms and
church ceremonies peculiar to That faith,
has reused the ire and opposition Of his
congregation. Tne latter have applied,
through the trustees, TO the court, TO
open the doors, and allow them the use
of the church. There has been no de-
cision in the case, but FROM the feeling
eYinced, Ltere is danger Of violence,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-05
From Oregon.

There is little news OF interes! in the
Oregon papers.
We learn from the Crescent CITY
Herald that three Indians, the mard.
erers of A. Folush, were hung at Gre
scent City, on Monday, the goth inst,
in acc ordance with the sentence OF q
peoples jury.
The revenue cutter Jefferson Davis,
was at Olympia.
AT an election for Councilmen, held
at Portland on Monday,,h 2Sth inst,
the Democrats beat the combined force
of the Wings and Know Nothings.
Atthe special election for Councils
men in Washington and Columbia
counties, the city OF Portland polled
$50 votes, and gave eighty five major
ity for Dickinson, the Democratic can
didale.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-05
Death OF Gov. DOrr, Of Rhode Es-
land,

Our telegraph yesterday informed us
Of the death of this intrepid Democrat.
He has long been laboring under a dis
ease, the seeds OF which were sown in
Ihc AIgerinc prison, near the old marshy
cove at Providence. The death oI
Gov. Dorr is a martyrdom, attesting
his earnest sense OF popular rights,
guaranteed by the Declaration Of lnde-
pendercc, and to attain which he car
ricd on o war against the charter OF
The roIa! house OF Siaurt, and the con-
sewatiye rabobs oil Rhode lsIand-not
altogether fruitIess, Tor time has modi-
fed tAe tyrannical features Of Ithe Rhode
Island organic law; and the sterling
Democracy of that litlle State are de-
ieimined that other reforms shall be in
stitu,ed there. The Democracy oi
Ohio loved and cherished the virtues
OF Thomas W. Dorr, and they will
love to cherish his memoy.-S States
nan.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-05

diciai act, he would say that il any ls-
gal opportunity had been presented him
Of setting aside the verdict, and grant
ing q new trial, he would have been
proud to do so, The taking Of life Of
fellow man. was the saddest Of all
duties, but the stern dictates Of the law
must he obey ed.
His Honor said, that in view OF this
being probably his last official act, no
would say, that he looked upon no act
Of his with more pleasure aud satis(ac.
tion. than that of setting aside verdicts
in two cases Of murder. where he tho't
the deiendents had been uniustly con-
victed. Tine and his conscience told
him he was right, and he would say to
the prisoner, that If there had been suf.
licient grounds for the same course, in
his case, the court would have been hap
py 10 grant t.
But no good reason having been al.
vanced, the Court must proceed to'itS
painful duty, duty as painful as the
thrCbs of death itself.
With Tears streaming down his cheeks,
his Honor then proceeded 10 read the
sentence, as follows:
"lt is the sentence OF the Court. VIM.
II. Arrison, that YOU be taken from hero
to the Jail OF Hamilton county, there to
remain until The llth day Of May nert,
when, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. NJ, and A o'clock P. NJ. You shall be
taken out BY the Sheriff, ana hanged by
the mech until you are dead"
His Honor was SO moved that he with
difficulty pronounced the sentence. The
prisoner received it without any emo
tion. The Court Immediately adjourned
to 9 o'clock on Monday.
The prisoner strongly guarded, was
taken back TO Jail. A large crowd sur
rounded both the court house and pris-
on, attracted BY a curiosity TO look upon
one who would be guilty Of such Sn at
rocious crime.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-05

The floating batteries in the course
OF construction in England, will be the
most formidable ever projected. They
are all of forged or hammered iron
plate, tour inches and n half thick,
lined inside with wood, and will weigh
ure 1000 tons. From actual expert.
ment, it has been proved that they will
be impervious to any shot or SHE'LL
The construction of these engines oil
var is 3 very difficult and expensive
task.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-05

LIFE OF GREELEY.-lt is stated in The
life of Horace Greeley that Leggett once
discharged him from d composltors SIT,
uation On the Evening Post, on account,
of his sloyenly appearance. Greeley's
irst employment in New York was OBJ
tanned from w. T. Porter, of the Spirit.
who was then foreman of Vests prin-
ting office. In 1888 Greeley started the
Morning Post, the first penny paper il
The world; il lived sixteen days. = -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-05

BIeoTRY AND INToLEaAHcE.-The
Israelite, a Hebrew paper published in
Cincinnati, in its last number, saws the
committee of School Examiners in that
city say they will employ no teachers
in the public schools who are either
Jews or Catholics. By and by, Meth
odist or some other secl will be exclu.
ded.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-05

In this mammon-worshiping Age, it
is rare to find a man place his useful
nea2 to the public, before his interest.
During q late visit to the Getty oil
Spiudles,' we were presented BY pro-
fessional friend, 10 the celebrated Chem
,ist, De- ]. c. Aver, whose name is now
po,haps, more familiar than any other,
at Tie bedside oisickness, in this coun-
try. Knowing the unprecedented pop
ularity Of his medicines, and the i'm
.mcnse sale OF them, we had expected
10 find him a milionare, and rolling in
wealth. But no, we found him in his
laboratory, busy with his laborrs,
among his clucibles, alembics, and re-
ions--giying his lest personal care to
the compounds, ,on the virtues OF which,
hang for health. We learn
ed. that Notwithstanding his vast bust,
less, and its prompt returns in cash,
the Doctor is not rich. The reason as
signed is, that the material is cost
Iy, and he persists in making his prep
arations so extensively, that the nett
profit is small. American Farmer,
phil