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FASHIONABLE DANCING

III w. MUNDER, PROFESSOR OF DANG
IL lie ing at Georgetown College and Con- 90
vent, and principal teacher CT Washing 80
ton, ID. C., and Baltimore, I'D, has the EfH
honor 70 announce to the citizens and (Iik
public generally, that his school Is open A.lLxfA
every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
AFTERNOON for Young Ladies', Misses, and
Masters, from until o'cocf, and on the same
evenings at for gentlemen.
Owing to the unusual large number Of pupils
IN MS classes this season. and the great success OF
his class In the frst society OF Baltimore, CON-
pels him to limit the number OF pupils taken for
The balance Of the season.
The public are well aware that Prof. NJ spares
neither time nor patience TO render the most un-
skilf1l pupil perfect.
he invites ladies and gentlemen generally Of
respectability and Standing, to visit his cass and
witness the improvement Of his pupils In the few
pleasant lessons that has past 1t Is desirable that
all who wish 10 participate In his VI ay Exhibition
parsti IN are more complicated than any hereto
fore introduced. nov 2l.u
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CLOCKs.-CLOCks.-CLOCKs.

nNBY THINK OF IT,-GOOD CLOCKS
~ from 81 50 up to s3O,-au tsSsfa,-
warranted to 20 right;-over SAgEN@
rs d ferent styles Of Clocks 10 ksrhsSZZ&f \
selectfrom. Also, Clock Cords
Weights, Keys, Balls, Oils, and everything in
the material line Call and see for Yourselves, at
} RoBINSON'S, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, op-
poslte Browns Hotel nov 2i-2m
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rHAnIPAGNE ECIDER.-JUSC ARRIVED
~ from New Jersey. lot Of choice Champagne
Cirder For sale by the barrel or in bottles.
Poultry Il Masse7's Philadep phia Xxx Ale.
Also Il DOndels's Baltimore Ale
All Of which will be sold ar small advance
for cash. ARMY SHlNN,
nov 26 Georgetown, ID G.
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IISUsE.kE EEPING GARTICLEs.-TABL
III Cutlery,a fine assortment Of superior quail
ty.
Culinary articles Of all kinds
Painted Tin Toilet Ware, in sets and single pieces
Tongs. shovels, Andirons, fenders, Sad Irons,
&c.
Wood Saws and Axes
Door Mats, BrOoms, Brushes Of all kinds, and
almost every useful article required In house
keeping.
For sale very cheap at my House-Furnishin
Warerooms, No $50 Seventh street
nov 5-2aw6w N. Nj Mc6R EGOR,
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wDr. Bright published case of aa egg
producing an insect 80 years alter 1t Must
have been laid.
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PAPER HANGING AND UPHOLSTER
ING.

vINHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHAS-
IL ed the Paper Hanging and Upholstering Es
tablishment Of Z. N. WoTthington, at No. 133
north 7h street, between g and II streets west,
respectfully calls the attention of his friends and
the public generally TO give him call and exam
Inc his well selected stock. He attends personal
ly to the Paper Hanging and UphOlsteIing busi-
ness at the shortest notice the bes; style, and on
the most reasonable terms.
Awnings made and repaired.
nov 2a-2awlm GEORGE 9. DONN.
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THIRTY DAY GLOCKs.-FORC Churches

THIRTY DAY GLOCks.-FORC Churches
Il Banks, Hotels, OfAces, &c. TheseFfN
Clocks run thirty two days with once wind tLii
ing, and the power ofthe spring is so equal Pm
ized that the force Is applied at all times like k
a weight They have anti friction rolling pinions
and the pendulum rod Is like those on astronomi-
cal clocks by which the expansion and contrac-
ton Of heat and cold are avoided and accuracy of
time sesured. Also, fresh prime lot Of Eight
Day and Thirty Hour Clocks All warranted.
Prices low 6. FRANCIS,
nov 2Q- 400 Seventh st
TO THOSE WHO BUY To SELL
l. again.-Call on us to supply your wants for
the holidays at once; don't postpone 1t; you can
buy cheaper from US, ami have larger stock to
select from than at any other place.
dec II. J. MCLAUGHLIN co.
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HRAUGHT ALE.-WE HAVE JUST RE-
~ ceived 100 bbls. Of Read & Brothers. Troy
Draught Ale, which is very fine, and will be sold
at the low price Of sc, rs per bbl for cash only.
Army Il SHINN,
nov 26 Georgetown, ID. G.
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BOYS CLNFHIkG-

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND ARE
w now orering at very low prices, every va
nety OF Boys Oyer-Coats, Sack, Frock, and
Business Coats, Roundabouts. Jackets, Panta-
looms, Vests, Shirts, Drawers, Hosiery, &c.
WALL Il STEPHENS,
~ Pa. ave between 9Th and 10th sts ,
dec lO IIntGNeWsl Nett 10 Iron Hall
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ELEaANr PARLOR AND CnAmBkk

ELE6ANT PARLOR AND CHAMBER
II FurnltHre.-Just received at Warerocrns
No. $50 Seventh street, five PARLOR SUITES
OF superior quality, In French Brocatel and
Plush
great variety Of SOFAS, TETE-A-TETES,
DIVANS, LOUNGES, and CHAIRS in
haiY-cloth
Rosewood and Walnut CENTRE TABLES
WHATNOTS, ETEGERES g.
Fine French-plate MIRRORS.
Enamelled CHAMBER SETS
Solid Oak and Walnut SETS
Rosewood and Mahogany SETS
Fine HAIR MATTRESSES and FEATHER
BEDS
SALhMANDER SAT- ES, best quality.
All goods warranted to be as represented, and
prices put as low as any other establishment,
dec 11-eo3w NJ M McGREGOR.
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BOOK BINDING.

Corner Eleventh. street and Maryland drssss,
nsar the Smtt6Sontan InstttxtioS.
EDWARD LYCETT RESPECTFULLY IN
II forms the subscribers to Browns Bible and
Shakespeare, now Just completed, that he is pre-.
pared to bind those works in superior style Of
elegance, strength and solidity, and upon much
more, Philadelphia or New York. A letter ad-
dressed to him (per post) will enable him to ex-
hibit to the subscribers specimens Of his style OF
binding. Every kind Of Book Binding neatly ex-
ecuted se2fx6m
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nx,ARrMna1 OF INrIRIoR, May 7, 1855.
Assist. seo'y 10 sign Land Warrants

y. S.-OPERA GLASSES Of great variety,
TELESCOPES Il MICROSCOPES, WATCH
1nzER GLASSES, and many other articles IN
this line at very low prices constantly on hand.
fy l8-k
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PIANOS. GYY PIANOS.

A LARGE COLLECTION OF NEW AND
IA SECONDHAND PIANOS for Sale and to
Rent, cheaper than at any other place, at No 4eS
Eleventh street, a few doors above Pennsylvania
avenue. nov 21-1m&
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DUY EARLY-DON'T PUT 1T UFE
ID until Christmas week, for then the crowd at
on. store viii be 50 grestwe will scarcely be able
TO give you inst ate nton we desire, and sgain IL
you Csii early you get the choice selections from
our iu mace beautiful stock
AecS H.. MCLAUGHLIN CO.
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QUILTED SkIRTS.--JUST RECEIVED
W from New York, hoOped and plain Quilted
Skirts Of ths most celebrated make.
JOHN II. SMOOT,
nov Is 1l9 Bridge st Georgetown.
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have used Mr.. Tobias's spectacles FOR three
or four months, and take great pleasure In say
ing that am much pleased with them. have
been much benefited by them.
Nav 5th 1855. 6EOR. +. .SCAEBeR9H.
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NORFOLK, September z, 1854.
Sir-The Spectacles you made for me suit very
well, and seem to have improved my sight more
than any other have lately tried.
LIFT. w. TAZEWELb
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have tried pair Of Speo;acles obtained from
Mr.. Tobias, and find them Of great assistance to
my sight, and corresponding with his description
Of the focus. 1 recommend hfm as skillful op-
tician. HENRY A. WISE.
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HOsIERY-uo.,v.y

10 nELnDEoEs, RANGING FRon
$40 TO s,25, al our Plano Store 1"
I" l" LOHN Ellis
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was recommended to Mr.. John Tobias as a
skillful optician; and as have eyes Of remark.
able pecuiiarity, 1 was gratifed to End that Nh.
Tobias seemed TO comprehend them by ingpec-
tion and some slight measurement, and he has
made me pair OF Spectacles' That suits me ad-
mirably. A. r. bsTLER.
July IL, 1885.
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OLIVE L-OF DURAUD BRAND,
" Warranted ure
KIN6 d BURCHELL,
dec6 At new Store, ooa. Of Nth aud sss.
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u a rIttg . !.
GREEN FRUIT.

The following advice is worth needing -
Never permit green fruit TO decay on the soil
beneath the trees. In every apple. pear, plum
and cherry. which is permaturely cut. there ex-
lists minute insect which eats its way out in
time, and becomes the source of evil to the sue
eeeding crop. Gather all up. and either feed
them to your domestic animals, or dispose of
them IL some way which will secure you against
the results which necessarily ensue from neglect
Swine turned into orchards the last part of June.
and permitted to have access till the fruit is
gathered. afford good protection against in
sects by destroying the wormy fruit that pro-
duces them.
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sg Disunion is word which ought
not to be breathed among us, even 10
a whisper. The word ought TO be con-
sidered one of dreadful omen, and our
children should be taught that it is sacri-
lege to pronounce it James Buchanan.
Our children, heyz o, the old repro
bate, to be talking about " our children
and he nsve married. Wonder who are
their Mas7
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PETER THE GREAT AN EprroR.-The first Rus
sian newspaper was published in 1903, and Pc.
ter the Great was senior editor. The Imperial
Autocrat not only took part personally in Its
editorial compositien. but in correcting proofs
as appears from sLects still in existance, on
which are MARKS and alterations in his own n
hand
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ID If you wish to be appreciated. get rich.
The poor mans company is not sought. his adj
vice Is not needed. his talents not perceived
Get rich and women will think you marvelously
handsome, your common place sayings will be
repeated as gems of bright intellect, you will
be consulted as an oracle of wisdom invited to
feasts, and elevated to the highest positions
There are only enough exceptions t" prove the
generality of the rule, that he is only invited
to dinner who can afford to give one u
his own and yet this sorded meanness per.
vades ALL showing loathsome visages in all the
walA of life.
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HER MAJEsrY's MILITARY CosruAE-This hab-
1t Is of the finest scarlet cloth. the ornaments on
the collar of which ars beautifully embroidered
in gold and silver, with the devices of field
Marshall. A brilliant star upon tie left breast
across the left gorgeous crimson and gold ne;
sash, terminated with gold bullion iassels The
lat is of a remarkable light black felt with a
round crown and most graceful design, having
very elegant and general ofhcers plume OF
white and red feathers, and rich cord of Grim
SON and gold thrice round the crown, ending
tassels
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COUNTY ADMINISTRATION.
ptosssslaaat ans Saslness Garss.
cox * BALDWIN.

= ENERAL AUCTION L COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
y oir elr serrIesS for me -st. s Hopsehoiq uII-
e te& ESTATE ana Merchandise "a every desert
t.lcrzI tOInt, Wis. Is
Il. R.fD.vt.
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- Good nature. like bee, collects IFS hon :
ey from every herb. Ill nature. like spider
sucks poison from every flower. -
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gslianal, State 4 County @aieers.
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.


,o1,eot 0. tie Z FRANKLIN PIERCE Of Nh
S,-,r.-y Of State WILLIAx NANCY, of Y
s,etsry Of the Treasury JAMES GUTHRIE, of XIV
s.,.ry az the lntsli.r RoBEkT NCLELLANp Of Mich
s.r.asry Of the Nary JAMES c. DoBBra Of NC
s..,srT os War JEFFERSON DAVIS of Miss
~. N..ar General JAMES CAMPBELL of Penn
.,.s-aey Gensral /: CaLEH CUSHING, of Mass
c.f Iasiica OF Supreme Court ROGER B. TAxrY, Of Nd
Associate Justices
r,ss gLssS, of Ohio SAxrEL NELsoy, Of NY
LEN WAYNE, of Geo RsBEKr GRIEF of Pa
Us C4fRoS, OF Tenn BENJAMIN CURTIS OF Mass
r.rsa DANIEL, OF Va JonS A CAxPBELL, of Ala
STATE ADMINISTRATION.
as'snor Of Wisconsin COLES BAshroRD, of Oshkosh.
Lisa.suaat Governor ARTHUE AARTHUR, Milwaukee
sza.ary Of State DAVID w JONES, Belmont
sas Treasurer CHAgLEs kUEaN Two Rivers
g:.crney General VILLAIN SMITH Mineral Point
ssPt Public lastn :: CONSTANTINE BARRY, Racine
PIX Comptroller WILLIAM DENNIS Watertowp
ste Prison CoHlul'F EDWARD ,MGARkY Milwaukee
c. Ja Of Sap. Court EDWARD wHIros, of JanesvilI.
Associate Justice
asEAI sEITE OF Milwaukee ORsAxUs COLE, Of Potosi
Circuit Judges
! lnBS KEEP, Beloit GEoRGE GALE, La Crosse
p. ". kANDALL Waukesha Ggo Carr, Stevens p.
3 L4ErABEE, Ozaukee S \ FuLLEH Hudson
3 5oRsLlsE, Sheboyg'ni ALEX l. COLLINS, Madison
! j loTaSES, Mini Pt- 10 COTTON, Gresn Bay
COUNTY ADMINISTRATION
lsT. County Judge LrxAS STRONG, of Highland
sl-i1 LEVI STERLING. OF Mineral Point
,.Tk circuit Court IASEs hGrcHl SON
q m 80 supervisors LEsUEL JOINER, OF Wyoming
raA ARTHUR BRITTAS, Mineral Point
3.sizt-r Of Deeds JOSEPH LEAN, OF Dodgeyie
s-S4rer Joi1S URKS, of Mineral Point
osecating Attorney LoUi5 II CR.sr OF -Dodgeville
,1'-For ; ; =. JosS WHlrELA~, Mineral Point
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IH If you set with risw to please only
yeu deserve 70 :hanks.
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" But. tell me why not?'

When quite youth, Franklin went to Lon
don, entered printing office, and enquired il
ne could get employment printer?
Where are you from ?" inquired the fore
man.
America" was the reply.
Ah, said the foreman. from america a
lad from America seeking employ ment as a
printer Wen, do you really understand the
art of printing? Can you set type?
Franklin stepped to one of the cases. and in
a very brief space of timo set up the following
passage from the first chapter of the Gospel by
ST. John
Nathaniel saith unto him, can any good thing
come out of Nazareth Phillip saith unto him
come and see."
1t was done SO quick, so accurately, and con-
tanned so delicate reproof. 50 approprire and
powerful, that it at once gave him standing and
CHARACTER with al in the Offices
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~ 1NTlNUES practice his ali its br lc
ula-e, Ass. 1U0t -4As.vy fTaInei store
.-.l-ac the Uii.k opilding southwest Of uricl
F.t.ts u
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a LIIHAs
dunn Il READ.
SAMUEL CRAWFORD

| TToRNEYs AND CoUNSELLoRS AT LAW, and So
L A-Iess ~ Chantery, AineIaI Point Ufie= IN Ail'
-e4 Block p-1
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CHARLES r. LEGATE,

/ '>uCE OF THE PEACE, Notary Public Conyeysn-
e7 and General Ag nj, Highland, (some time Frank
---' lo~S Co., Wis. 9-23
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JohN MILTON Il co. ,

fNAiNSURASCE COMPANY, of Hartford, Conn.
- SAilAi, sJeOuoo. urice over Mitons store him
o.H'' ~ y. Is. uIDEN, Agent. q
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| TIoRNEY AND CuUN5ELLoR AT LAW, Mineral
Il fent VAS, viii Practice in Supreme and lircuit
o. 4ls State, ana IN the L. 5. pIs .ct Court. VI
--e -FeE &l4ton's store g.
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FARLEY EATON.
y L. BQlDEN.

TTGRNEY AND COUNSELLOR lit LAW, Minera
y Po-aL- Collections promptly attended utics
aFs. A8alrv S r.Aarl store. 81
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MARK CORRIN.

l -toi;NFT AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Highland,
\ i'~A county, Wis. Collections made, and ali busi-
- entrusted 10 his promptly attended 81
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HENRY oRiCE,

[ ftNERAL DEALER II Family Gfocrries and Proyis-
~ 4'GS, Nails, Glass, Wooden ware sc oposit- the
>-'Fs House, Hish-sI, Mineral Point 81
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GEO. ID. w.LBER, VI. d.,

AFEICE and residence at Aren2, Iowa Co., Wisconsin
y 3--ly
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0altru. .
cAAPA 6y SONG.

e0A66 0N SONG.
ByE.w. LOCKE.
AIR" OLD DAN TrcKrR"
Rouse ye freernsn, from your sIumbers;
seize your arms and count " our numbers:
Nows the time for deeds of bravery
Freedom grapples now with Slavery.
Down with Douglas, Pierce and Shannon.
Down with Slavery and Buchanan
Freedoms traitors-sing their dirges,
Long andboud as ocean surges
In the halls of Congress pleading.
On the fields Of Kansas bleeding
Brothers true as steel impIore u.s.
JOIN the light and join the chorus"
Down with Douglas, Pierce, &C.
MARX the dag Of savery's minions-
Biudgeons versus Free Opinion 80
hule or Ruin r =" Compact broken !''
Choke free words before they're spoken! ~
Down with Douglas, Pierce, &c
Are we towards -ow to faIter
Have We nought for Freedoms altar
Shall our forces, by division,
Resp defeat and bold derision
Down with Douglas Pierce Sc
Forward forward all ars ready
Every column marching steady
True as were our sires before u.s.
Marching steady TO the chorus.
Down with Douglas, Pierce, &c.
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Insurance. AGENCY.

( LNIkAn LAND AGENT, opposite the c. s. Hotel
- hE4-t Mineral Point 81
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!. B. MOFFETT, VI. d.,
sos. GooDLAD, VI. ID,

Id respectfully lis professional service
" ta tle ,I,ILe2S Mine 81 EuiuI aud vicinity.
yAce opposite TIE United Ststes etoteI. Y-I
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GEORGE W. COBB.

[ r SSAL DEALERS Ia Merchandise OF all kinds, cor
-'-S'h. a-l
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j. I'll. CiARS

| TI0IlNET AND CoUNSELLoR At LAW, Mineral
i Point. one IN AiItons Stone Block. FL
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Mrs. LAURA OTIS,

iEILISER, and Dealer in Millinery Goods, Ladies
II . rss Trimmings, Fancy Goods, &c, next door
= Genital hoEss, III At, ali erd Point 81
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L.. vi. STRONG.

l 4tohNsN AND COUNSELLOR AT Law, Rchland
Il Nea,1, kichiand County, Wis. All busines entrus-
40 i'~ care promptly sttenaea 81
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GEORGE l.. FROST,

l ttut.NE. AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Mineral
Il 4VIAi VIZ attend 70 Land negotiations,
-2slHess 1cnnected it his proiession- Collections
r--'t+s S-tendta 10 Once in county Bdilding. FL
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sABER OF The College oI Pay scians and Surgeons
II CBlvelsy ot otte Of y. " tenders his eeryi-
30 as citizens of DodgeYiile and vicin'v Pm ysician
Surgeon ana Accougaer,
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I ASA'IeN ABLk Tailor, would lender his thanks To
s u ieEs Il Mineral Point and vicnitv for ,,xs x-
40 siy that he Is still at the old Ia5RrS. nlfce
s-ts tAr Book store, Aigh-sl., Mineral Point I.n-
eIo 1-les eleanec anu pressed short noIics 81
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KICHAsD L. REAL

/ IiCRNET At LAW asad Solicitor in Chancery, Min
Il s.ll Point 0Hiee in Thomas block. 81
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THIS Is Ny HoAE-"This is my home" erie
little one. treasured boy of four summers as
fresh and rosy. he came in from school at the
close OF a short winter afternoon.
Indeed little Willie" said his mothers vis
itor. g how Is III Suppose, now you go out on
the side walk, and try tho next door Suppose
you step into the entry throw off your little
sack, AS YOU have done here. and proceed to the
parlor; wouldn' that be your home2"
| 4" No, Indeed, said Willie. that wouldn't b.,
lit"
But, tell me why not?"
Willie had never thought of this He paused
Tor a moment, then directing his eyes to the
Sofa where his mother sar quietly sewing, he
replied with an earnest gesture she lives here
Yes, dear Willie, wisely have you spoken ;:
she the embodiment of your idea of constant
loving presence, is here, and that makes home
Make as free as you will, young mo,iarcb, OF
the manifold priAelege IN this one little word
you have based your claim firmly because
she ltvcs fere, therefore are YOU sure of cons,an,
flow OF gentle and protecting love. But your
infant wisdom has awakened other thoughts.
which we would fain intulge- JVRctmaa and
Reflector.
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.OJlS III. Id. CRANE,
ID. u. PRIEST.

1 4ivl'Ntf AND COUNSELLOR, solicitor in Cahnce-
r. ana GsneI4! Land agent podgeSilie Iowa
- '''7t9Lsis. 81
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JOHNS 4, EytsS.

vi "SnaNi lAiLot>, High-s,., Mineral Point. Wis.
z - % ip i snF. OF peoic patronage Theis york viii
- = cutting dome to order and vTarran1es to st !.
L---nery made No. ~ 's0 ~ =,
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sEAsA COBE. /. Z. NEssAoRE.
COBB & MESSNORE,
FIoRNEN's IT Law, Mineral Point, Wis. oAice
i over Alsl.F Z rlaulnls stare. 81
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For The Ladies'.

Cough. the great temperance orator,
made these remarks, in a recent speech of
his:
III was told yne in England. that il
was necessary for lady who wished to
travel through Europe. to be always &C.
companied by gentleman. TO protect her
from all rudeness and even actual insult.
| told them that here, in the United
States. lady could travel from Maine to
Louisiana. and be treatsd with the great.
eat poiiteness. (Applause. / Now, ladies,
have frequently noticed. that when
especially in public semblies-some
OF you have been offered seats. which a.
q matter OF courtesy. you should OCCUPY,
instead of politely saying. q thank you,
ST. Tor your kindness.' you have dropped
into the vacated seat. with apparently on
offended cir. as much as to say, "impudent
puppy, you! Applause Now. ladies,
the next time a gentleman offers you q
seat. If you will only put on one of your
prettiest smiles, and say. ] thank you, SIR
depend upon il. man can stand ell night
and never know he has any legs"-Trv
IL
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Attempt TO FOist slavery Upon Oregon Terri.
t0ry,

The Rochester Democrat makes the
following remarkable statement:
We expect soon 10 publish communi.
cations from gentleman of the highest
intelligence and reliability. in reference
to the purpose of many Southern settlers
in Oregon of es,a blishing slavery there az
soon as they can induce q ma ority of The
people to consent 10 State organization.
But for the Wilmot Proviso. which was
incorporated into the Territorial Act.
these men would now claim the right, un.
der the new tangled doctrine Of The Blu.
chansn party, that the Constitution toll.
crates aud protects slavery in the Terri.
tories. to hold slaves in Oregon; end the
influence Of government would be used
10 support the claim.
We learn the failure TO organize a state
government was in part owing 10 the rac
the leading schemers were Known 10 have
their plans perfected for making Oregon
slave State. They have not abandoned
their purpose. but are necessarily obliged
10 postpone il till Indian difficulties are
settled.