Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-01
hit, Sentiment, &i.

KossurH on SL.vEnI.-ln recent letter to
gentleman in New York, he says:
Oh. If your nation witl'all the light she has in
herself. would but elevate herself for one mo-
rnent 10 the moral height of true Republican prln
ciples and with noble resolution, cast away |
that curse from your future and that stain from
YOUR escutchion, Siaray-how different would be
the standing Of America in few years. Her
brightness would efface the bright page OF man |
kinds history but with that incubus paFaiyzing
the Union, nothing can ever be expected but con-
WILSON'S at horne disTespect abroad, ard decay
ci national lie, dying without having come TO
age.
Hoe fon.s deriuata clades--everytning which i
deplorable dates from that source. No foreign
lower should be permitted 10 NEEDLE with the
dorles.ice affairs Of any country but great en-
liratened-and, above all, Republican nation
should know herself be faithful 10 right--to do,
VIVA. is lust, and 70 cure the cancer gnaw-ing on
her own heart WLers the difficulties are great,
,lers the glory Of overcoming them is the great
er. Small matters may be done by small men,
and small nations. L IS worthy Of great nations
10 90 great things Besides, freemen should never
thin. il a hard task to be just, or else sooner or
later they will cease to = fee
EkwsPApEn POETRY Perhaps il is betraying
a secret of the sanctum, but we cannot help won
dering why most of the anonymous illusions that
sigh over the "reminiscences Ct 'boyhood come to
rs in delicate female handy ritniDg! And why
those purportng to be indited by unhappy maid
ems are invariably in masculine chIrography? IL
manuscripts were published as well as sentiments,
readers would be astonished TO see with what a
steady hand, Thoughts of Dying Old Man are
penned and how little knowledge critics of the
sublime sometimes evidence OF Webster's spell
ing book. Ronances Of foreign lands generally
come from people who have never seen salt wa
ter. and Stories Of Humble Life from those Who
would be shocked at an iron spoon. Every body
thinks there is poetry in every bodys life but his
own If people only wrote what they knew, and
not about what they imagined, what tons Of trash
this world would have been spared from reading.
ALBANY Evening Journal
Coop Anv1cE-If ever deceived in business
transactions, never attempt to save yourself by
putting the deception upon others; but submit 10
the loss, and be more cautious in future.
More than hundred muscles are exerted
svesy time we breathe.
Wonrn kxo71Es Cincinnati CONNER
cial says that the application OF towels wrung
out in hot water 20 the forehead and temples is
speedy and ef1cacious remedy for headache arts
ing from neuralgia affections.
Health IS an indispensable requisite for bust
ness as well amusement, which young men
spend the greater part Of their macy in damag-
ing, and the old men the greater part Of their
wealth in repairing
A NEW ANAEsTHETIo-IcE AND SALT, Dr.
+. H. Dixon. New York, states that we pos
sess new and harness anesthetic, adapted TO
s,.uosJ every operation, serious OF otherwise. II
enossts Of ice and salt in the proportion Of TWO
parts Of the former TO one Of the latter finely
pounded aud applied, u fine gauze bag, from
four TO FIVE minutes, directly 10 the skin where
the incision is to be mads. The operations of
amputating the entire breast, applying caustc
BIC, have been performed, BY means ofthis agent,
without the slightest pain.
-Childhood has thousand beauties and at
fractions but tle cholcesl among lAeIn - iaN5l-
ter. Who can laugh ike ehild1
Would all obey the law within, legal en-
aetments woni become useless
If you would be poor, leave your business
70 others.
He who knows the world viii not be too
basaful; and he who knows himself viii never
be impudent
Not only Human but InaEimaIe Nature is
Progressive.