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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23

Tax Land Sales, at the L s Land Office are
uu;ckeni?y; over $4,000 of cash sales week
there has been an Agent of the Fox and Wiseon.
SIN River Improvement Company here, making
a sweep of about 10000 acres too bad.--Stereas
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23

u Florida paper says the corn in that State
is IN tassel. and that vegetation is very forward
1t notices bunch OF iettice measuring six fee,
IN circu n ference
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23
groceries.

Oar arrangements such that svsys fsys
hand snd shall be continually recesi during the
season, dect from New YORK, Boston Pittsburgh, New
tiri ans sDd 81 Louis Groceries and Wuoaen-
OF sill kinds. ard best qualities, on which
omise The public saving OF ut least ten
cent their purchases
try- MasAonck and Pink Eye Potatoes and all other
Farming Pr, ducu, taken in trade.
B-Remember the Peoples Cheap Grocery, Cloth.
G. Boot & shoe aAd Dry Goods Stole Opposite the
County Building.
JAMES ROWAN
BERNARD McCLGSKET.
Mineral Point, October I. 1-54. ly9s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23

II Archbishop Hughes has crossed and recross-
ed the Atlantic, with very little trouble. yet,
strange as il may n there Erooks IN America
that ne can't get over Free Democrat.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23
EMIGRATION AGENCY

MR. ROWAN is Agen, for The extensive and old es-
tabhshed Em'gra'ion aud Foreign Exchange House OF
WILLIAMS GU'os. New rk We prepared TO
mt ney usual nj to engage passages. On the
lowest fr,In all psrts of England. Ireland nd
riiHn: Passage Certificates and Drafts at eight from
81 upwards. be OBJ aned him. with receipts for
M ,neys paid hm, for the safe and tansmis
sion Viii the Tumpany hold themselves espor be-.
M post paid nicuIons will be answered ct oDce
I'D rea'ti, ad inforrrstitn gwen
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23

IL The price Of -four in Boston, in November
1917 was Si& per barrel, and in a few months
after II was selling al 81 barrel Ofcourse such
decline ruined hundreds. II is not at all probable
that the present prices of -four can long be main
tanned -Gqisa1 4greyfie.r
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23
Daguerrean Gallery!

Daguerrean Gallery!
PR bFE-sDs M''rFtTT jisL from Cn.iI.na ii would
fully inform the ctzens of Miuerai VI
entity Thai he will remain hei a lev du, and mas fitted
up fine
DAGUERREAN GALLERY
opposite ier MoEe;L's Office he would he h1r nv
~ Wal, on al hose WIN may wish
o' tn. msttves frit nd. al
proErmenis the art, The Slereosc Fra
pc Photograph, Halo Circle Msgr, Rack around &C
L nsNe "A ~ W ins IumeDt IN The ruved unan that
cau take = CHI q of any in
Ono Second
All those wishing gpul InihiaIurts is good
chance
Portraits and DaRuerreofyEe e. copied
Miniatures in LUchets Bress,ns Bracelets Seals,
and Ri"g-.
Hnild ngs Or Land cap taken 10 order
t'ade- aii ''ens are Invited to md see speci-
Inens and stock uf
groups AIKEN from ~ Sal "a plate.
Pictures pu IN good Gases for 81
SHAW 5 Old pi lures taken over on new galvanized
cimlcaiiy puTe plate for
All work warranted Ia please q no charge. made
-9rf,sr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23

- Harvey o. Weed and wife have recovered
two tt,olsat.i dollars damages againsr the Panama
Railroad Company. for detention the Is,ho us
whereby they CONT acted the Paua ula fever
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23

II At The last accounts from CaIifornia. none,
was reported excessively tight in San Francisco
and trade dull, though gold dust was never more
plenty.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23

D URKE AND IL, Manufacturers OF Improved
he -alamander Fire Proof Safes, with powder proof
. cts. Pittsburgh, Pa.
am agvrt for The above Safes and have
ment of sig Iva nd. which of, al 4nufao,
prices adding freight Persons in at a SAFE, ne
supplied vi superior article. at llwer
han the, be bought and delivered siDgIy Every
sac -'tid l. warranted ne and damp proof
call apa examine them. w. COBB.
*
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South Bend Ind Nav 1f


| The lightning struck house here last night.
owned by Leonard Harris instantly killing two
OF his sons and severely burning daughter-
| His wife was also badly injured. The house was
very much torn and cut up
New Orleans May Is
Postmaster Kendall has been held TO bail in
the Z. ). District Court, charged with robbiag
the mails
Washington, May l2
tits said that Mr.. Beale Indian Agent, has
brought an action against the Commissioner Of
! i""'a" Ahaifs' MI Manypcnny, for malversation
IN office
Secretary Guthrie reached his home in .onis
VILE, Ky, on Saturday afternoon last ouite ;nds.
posed rom the fatigue incident 10 his Journey.
New York, May IS.
In the case of the New Haven Railroad Com.
pany against Cornelius Vanderbilt and others
Judge Cowies IN the Supreme Court Yesterday
rendered long decision, stair that TO all who
neid the stock without the knowledge OF the
'rauinient issue, the company were liable With
regard to certain other shares no decision was
gwen and iurlher argument is 10 be held on
The gid
ST Louis, May IS.
The SANDER suit OF Birch against Benton. was
decided in the Henry Co. Circuit Court last Fri
day, after trial OF DAYS. by verdict for the
plaintiff for $4,000 damages The case will be
! 10 the Missouri Supreme Court by Col
Benton.
New York, May II.
Archbishop Hughes issued his promised state
mem IN reply 10 the charge of Erastus Brooks,
of the Express. this A NJ in a communication
of over three columns He proceeds to review
The whole question, and attempts TO father the al,
legged falsehoods upon Mr. Brooks against whom
be proves many technical errors IN regard to the
of property.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23

II The New York Hard She'll State Commit
zee are to meet On tie erh OF June TO prepare for
ths fall Campaign.
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II t@ @JI1grG6Sg oUgg 0gG8
New Goodss

Ng@ II@gr G6Sg oOgG MG8.
New Goods.
$. ADLER q co.
VIToULD respectfully info the citizens of MiDora'
ged their location and tat iereaittr the' may be
founi III THOMAS Il cos NJ w Bui ding. Dearls opp"
site he Eagle saoon where They have opened The lar
gest stock of
SPRING AND SUN.iER GOODS
Ever offered in the West, Come and see our New
assortment and variety of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
READY MACE CLOTHING &C.,
before offered in Mineral Point. Among their
STOCK may be fon i The '"'lo~inG'
Silks Silks. Silks.
China and Japan silks 40 yard, Black Rrccade
hang~able and P,id, Black ,ii boled silks,
frotn IS cts to $40 a yard, A. inches wide-
- E>> &:OODS.
Fine Linen Gingnams Paid Changeable c. New Stv p
If I'm hr'dered Dresses BarGeline de Psris Six, ap7e
aud silk TISSUES peiaines Barge LANES Chslsis.
Freuo Iacone husins. Du Raee, aud numerous othe
articles OF Dress foods, TOO many to mention.
LAWN, warranted fast co'ors ard wide, 10 yards
UALtcoEs warranted fast c,.ors i6 yards for 81 CO.
SHAW Is, SHAW us.
New StlIe of Silk Helena and rganda hawk Crepe
Braeht, Herino, Plain aud asurei Cashmere nd t.anz
,hswis; all sorts o' black, 'oiorrd Changeabe and
ace Mantilas. Lace Nuntiiias style at 81 each.
White Cape shawiI- at 81 50 apiece
iNMIl5E Old N1sN
Collars. Needle w'rk, - t. 81 Ctemisetts. do
IS $500. Under Sleeves s. Hand
Lerchit-is from tx The snes. kind of Lace
t'heaiseits. Hat
B">NRTS & FLOW ERs, of finest tird.
'ARPETiNG, from 20 cts. 10 81. LIN EN- uOODS, of
aIikttd-.
BED SPREADS, Table CLOTHS
Cotton and LaHen Hose, HatS and Caps,
OF EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
ROOTS & SHOES, Ladies, Gents, Misses, Boys and
Chiidren's Wear.
CLOTHING, embracing ever, thing in the line OF
Ready articles, from Cottnn test to the finest
quality Of Br ad clntb IRE s Ccas
JEWEIRv-A well selected assortment Of avery thing
called for in this market
noe tf ADLER 20
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23

Fire IN Chrcago-Last Friday morning fire
broke ont in Chicago. in building nsed as a U
S Recruiting station the corne. of Wash.
ington and Canal SITS, and il was not go. under
until il had destroyed nine buildings Loss about
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23

VALUABLE PROPERTY s0R SAIL.
Oh ACR e. of Lard IN 8. ction H. town s. Range
gu eas', 81 miles nrrIh of Mineral Point-upand
nd bottom land - ~ a
. n ACRES in /, town l. range about 10 miles
Q " of the Point Go place Tor W9ter
ct ! 6 fro-s Doigeviiia. "a swq
q n A. RES-Secls K O. town rage east -t,ur
L w miles OF the PuinI-iow ri ge-iigt TIM Der.
y O west Il n q ..
n n A. RES in undIvid Il half in Sec 81, town &.
1 80 mics th If The POM, miles
"a r.o1sevitis-ws;eTed. n W h OF sc q.
, n at'I - in trn range cast. or near
GU Blue River Diggings, chieny ridge at upland.
d. of : q.
4 Mo RES in section IS, e. range east near
~ ID dgeville Lead and miner al siD. n.
ar h of or
t"r 'ur her particulars enquire of
% -TAot rTON FAtrCrff u
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II The California Legislature have passed a
stringent law against gambling
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- q a. -
4 VALfAHi E FARM, laying ahoat six mites from
"A Mineral Pom. conf i2e acres of and, g. IT
VIII IL fenced and In. balance iIibrred, eli water, .
Rock HOUSES, aud fine orchard OF spples p
nd crerries fUr further parrcif aiIl
strap ETtbN Il = NlRCIiIE d.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23
ST. Lonis. May Is.

Lead-Holelers are very firm. A sale was
/ made OF GOO tons Spanish NJ S6l23, part cash
and par, time, GaIena is held AT Sc 3 TO S6.37
| 10 arriye-N Y TJIb. l6th,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23

II River at Pittsburgh CT the 10Th, four Zee.
nine riches, and falling
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23

II Galena Lead is quoted IS firm al s6.25 in
the New Yorh market -Gatefa .4drerfiser.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23

~ rae Galena -adrsrtis~ e"o;es Mineral a:
-a-ussI.s
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.7gent I'm. S S. Union.
los. E. Water ST corner Michigan. I'd floor
III Papers throughout the State please copy.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23

M 10 have siready received, end will 49,.
w receive sly tor the next six months nv aeie
f-TsNsi cheapest most varied and ctmD.is l the
Foreign and Home Manufacture, ever hro,,h. soe Of
tie inhabitants of this Vicinity OF which r. oe 20
lose no time in taking hr most IN d.te shoutd
we are fully determined 10 dispose Of at spsIT ~
over cost, any and every thing the public shall - ce
=. hands '' require
All eur % % ID :. which nust stand r-o-
point ct stvl quality and PRICE, have heh1 n
treF, eHdsus sscy ifce- purclis sed excessively la
Az the reefh T. rrpean importation Auciiop R"'@'
new ofk and shst continue TO be rnfehes.9 u
as the present great money panic in the F,s hhs
st'sii exist thereby en4bg aff,rn The aei
oess and cheapesI bargains they possibly W. lhe
fteiing trat to enumerae ali ard every IF the 49,
tA"a ard dsf1tT. Ut articles which shall atv.,s
on hand fur the punic, their own prices u,i LeVo
l. iriI cement tDeI ta- shall fur mo
ton of the public, ard ladies' particularly So
muco more surprisingly cheap can sell then, s Nv
things their line Than tney have before purchased
i2,'u1l yards plain plaid, yaered black and chI'
BILE Oil silks all shades from 50 per yerd nns
io.ooa yards Fast Colored LAWNS, at from In .
upward. " '0hs
50 Pieces Barege DsLaines, Book swiss and p,...,
Muslin. l.c..yrr ht an DSi'eo
$40 pic ces AoHnbazine, black. silk and linen y,- MI
aud changebe Alpacas- all colors from Is cts
nsuaIls s,.ld ri 81 cents TN'' A'a'
1900 yards figured. plaid and plain Mnsfin ns1 II
OF the latest and 'aTciful rtYles. which We
tor cts per ward, usually sold for 20 Cts and Ia - hs
we beg particular al enIion. Dien
5000 pieces best Enxlisf. French and
- the CHI ices and most varied styles all fact enIo
hich we VI III commence give aW sv q, 6 cs nsr 80
Love fins Embroidered Linen Cambrc Hands s,cnia,
at each
Together with endless amount of adfas, r.-,,
and Wool Undersieeves: French Collars
Ladies', Gems AMI Childrens' White and Color1d "a
rrRy and CT rvEs- hiso large assortment nf M
MES1lCS. comprising Ticking, heavy all We'd "a
Crnton Fianneis, Den'ms. Strpel Shir,ing hIes,hnS
and nnheached double width Shifting and Sbes,, ~
which We have paid cash. and which will ELI
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23
OloGhimg9 0IoGhingg

In this department We defy competition We have AZ
pre- ehi on hand Mammoth stock of FALL and WIN.
- CL''FftlNt' OF our own manufacture, which for
variety ieganes of siNie qualify and low prizes cannot
h surpassed; geher with large assortment of Broad.
cloths CtssiUerts Doeskins- P-lershsm Pilots, Satin
"ts Jeans and Corduroy of every descrirton which
we are enah'et TO offer al Wholesale Retail st Isss
Than Manufacturers prices.
Having ted up our Second Story exclusively for
10 e Nc ~ az Err os, and having now
in ernpios ment some of experienced Cut
tiers and Aors men, will Cat all garments purchased
from us or Any oner firm inhIed lately, the regular
rates There viii no delay for OF help. as We
have now in the different departments hEnirsd
hands empIOycd Ia whom the h'ehes wages given.
Feeders Country Merchants and Niliucrs supplied st
-Nsuo York Pr,ess adj Lis 9 transportation only
~ We viii sell WHOLE SUIT OF Susarn CLOTH.
Ian for g. 81.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23
GIlGATYASa STAVYls.

We have upwards of one thousand black sill Bro.h.
Pl2in and Crbd rape and several Other Qualities az -,
lo0ol Si WIS. which i'll commence to sal r.,
d"'Iar upwards and which beg particular A.,
tentton-
BONNGT 5D BONNTTSo
We are ju-t receiving upwards Of three Thousand ,
neis and large amount of RonDet Salins lninvs and
fio"e o. all kini and several large es OF
Rihbohs-.eauitfui sfyles-which specially reserve
or the LedI.s at their own prices.
$500 and ~stbE> great quantities. and
cheaper than the chespesi.
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1856. ! GROCERIES. [l455.

n An now receiving my SPriNii STOCK OF thV.
CErkts~ and PROVISIONS, to when
MOST respectfully call the attention Of Families ana an
cnsumers as nv assortment will be full, and The Co'os
have bought SELL For particulars, please csi'
and exemi STICK aud prices ,,o
ApriI IL. II 55.-n22 GE'i w. o,Do.
SsEAx ssGISE SEOLA<SES-'a Bnis "
- half Bbis, Ten s:ai- Kegs superior sugar noase
y rup MoIasses. just rec'dat GEO. w C''bbo
NiiLS-- Eighty K, gs assorted Nails on ha, o. sno
~ for sai~ at G. w. JUDD o
4une 81, 1874.
COAp. IS boxes, So.I, just recei we'd and for sae
- by G. W Cobo
of taose superior jar p n.s
IL ustreceived and for sale GEO w tofns
(NsGsRS. $500 cEoice Regalia and Prine,rsa "a
~ gars, for sale at CoBbe-
uJOR X on hz nd anG foreale by ns
IvEGEESE FEATHERS-5e, 10, :"
u a sale COBbS-
tN>EED OII..fO Bbls X Bbls just TO
IL ceiyed End for sale Mill prices. for cssn-
RICE.--7o pounds prime ,foI sale. CORR
N sale at GEO W COBB'S.
NDIDEN SYRIP-20h Bbl. and 10 Cal nes'
NJ last eeeived at GEO. VIC BIZ .
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KEGS, assorted yes, from 4d Cod Just receiy
l y " ed and tor sale at
u, y l-.5 Go W EORR,S
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70 k 5 AL f .

HYDRAUtIC CEMENT, from the Urea Mills, Ills
L supply ON hand and for sale,
Ma, %, is57. geo W. COBB'S
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I'll the Russian Ora,corks taken Sanguinary
Scenes. Large number of Russian Mortars and
many Prisoners taken. attempt 10 -assossinate
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-23

20 DIX AND Re SE.
COO KEGS and half kegs Powder, also 81 $500 lie 81
WV Fuse. far sale, low by JOHN MH-tON-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-07-26
NUMBER 27.

the more dificaIt from the rose.leaves with
which formerly he so ihoughilessly strewed
mis- path. But hard though the way may be,
it is not impossible to a strong self-reliant
soul and the struggle always strengthens
andenEobles the character Great men make
themselves such by discipline, as the oak
hardens by cold or tempest Never despair.
even il in debt. Some of our richest men
were once in debt To have been in debt,
and recovered from it, is, in some respects.
aprouder boast than never to have known
what It was 10 owe money.
To every one who is in debt, we say be-
gin from this hour TO get out of II, else you
will lose all that is left in you which is robls
or independent, or heroic. The longer YOU
remain in debt, the more degraded you will
become. Don'l put off for a single d ay be-
ginning 10 reform, for the task will be the
harder with every hour Of delay. Be up and
doing Now, or never ledger.
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Dea,h of Lord Raglan.


Lord Raglan died nomlnally of dysenlery.
But il will be observed that bis seizure comes
Just after the failures Of the English attack on
the Redan, in which an old blunder that the
British made at the battle 92ENew Orleans
was repeated, and where, under murderous
fire, it was discovered that by some oversight
the scaling ladders had been forgotten The
French General had complained of inefficient
support, and his government had remonsira'
ted with that Of Great Britain, and applied
for his recall. In such circumstances, there
can be but hllle doubt that his death is rath-
or 10 be attributed 10 non-success and anlici-
pated disgrace, than TO the ordinary effect OF
disease.
The Emperor Nicholas died a few months
since, unquesiionably more from constitu-
,ion worn out by disappointed ambition pro-
ducing disease, than any other cause. Mar
shall ST. Arnaud was hurried to bis grave by
the asxielies of the desperate undertaking OF
landing in the Crmea under dscimatins
disease. General Canrober has so-far failed
10 meet expectations, and retired In delection
while the Russian Generals incommand have
all failed of single achievement. We say
nothing of the host Of inferior men who have
died or been disabled, or dismissed, or re.
tired in disgust, from Admiral Napier 10 Ad-
miral Boxer. So far the war has exhibited
much personal bravery and heroic conduc,,
bu, q miserable want Of generalship and ef-
ficiency all round. Pelissisr began with a
few brilliant strokus, but allsai once comes
under an eclipse, and seems unable TO emerge
again.
It war, therefore, in which no General,
no Ministry and no country engaged has
gained particle Of glory or Of territory, but
in which all have sunk immense amounts OF
treasure, and lost public conidsnce In
which oil kinds Of scientific inventions have
= e vi
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In Debt or Out of Debt.

Under the old Romans, the debtor who could
moi satisfy his creditor, became the slave of
the man to whom he owed money. 1t would
even seem also that, in some cases, the law
permitted the creditor TO put his debtor 10
death, and this mol in the gentlest manner ell
ther.
In this day, the debtor is no longer liable
10 be sold in open market, 10 be driven un-
der The whip, or to be tortured 10 death in
revenge for having cheated his creditor. But,
though he escapes being reduced to the NOM
inal condition OF slavery, actually he is no
longer bis own master, but, in part at least,
belongs 10 another.
Phe debtor cannol leave his State without
the consent Of his creditor. He cannotenjoy
the complete fruits OF his labor, for he has to
pay interest on his. debts, even when he
makes no attempt to liquidate the principal,
He cannot even avail himself to the full Of
the chances that fortune presents, for he dare
not, in justice 10 his creditors, embark in
ventures of gteat hazard. The debtor is,
therefore, still in bondage. He is citizen
shorn of half his privileges. He fills posi-.
tion of quasi slavery.
To this condition, moreover, he has gener-
ally sunk by his own folly. Though some
times he has only indiscre.ions to answer
for, quite as often he Is snargable with will
ful errors. Rarely is .le wholly without fault.
Exlravasance, Incidence, want Of thrift, and
other purely Personal faults, make shipwreck
OF the largest proportion Of those who fall in
to deb,; A few, indeed becom victims 10
circumstances, which no human foresight
/ could divine but these form the exception,
moi the rule. The ordinary debtor, therefore,
! has little cause to oensure others for his state
of bondage. Re was slaveto his appetiies,
or 10 culpable inefficiency, before he be.
came slave to his debts and, in fact, he
became the slave of the last, because he was
already slave to the fist. If he has sacri-
feed his independence, it has been BY pur-
suing line of conduct which he knew, or
ought 10 have known. would reduce him to
the slate Of dependant As nations cannot
/ remain free without self-diseipline, so nei.
#lher without II can man be exempt from
debt. 1t is as idletor the one 10 deplore his
partial slavery, as 1t is for the other TO be.
wail,he liberties ii wautonly threw away
Our vices, whether we act in an individual
or national capacity, are The real tyranis that
degrade and subjugate us.
"Wbo would be free himself must strike
the blow" The quotation is as applicable to
the debtor as il is 10 a people groaning in
chains. He who would recover his lost free
dom, must relrace the steps by which he
sacrificed it, As man falls from his "high
estalen of pristine freedom from debt, by ex-
travasance, neglect Of business and want Of
prudence, so he can only recover IT by thrift,
energy, caution and self deniaL The prac-
lice ofthese viriues also must be severe in
proportion 10 the extent Of his inyolvenenss
| The .horny road TO be travelled win appear