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57s prizes. amounting S4O2 500
Whole Tickets $780, Halves SO; Quarters IS.
Please address all orders Tickets MaSnie
. ut scheme, to T. II. HUBBARD & CO,
No. 80 Fayette at, or Box No. 40, Baltimore Md
Y T. H. Hubbard q Co. authorized Agents to M
all orders for Tickets in the Maryland Lotteries
mrhsl-uf r. FRANCE & CO.
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RESIDENCE ANDBUILDING LOTS FOR
SALE
A DESIRABLE Tract OF Land Of ITO acres, aboug TX
"A miles from the city the Brick Church Pike, divided
into Ten Beautiful Building Lots On Of the Lots
Is q neal Frame House with or rooms We viii sell
bargain above, ether whole or in Loin par
ehassra may desire. J. \, q X. ~. BhoWAs
saaras-diot ~ CssTFF HtIess
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CWAS. ROBERTSON,

Late pf j. g. u. Robertson broad street,
DyONFECTIONER AND CANDY Manufacturer, and
4 dealer IN Fruits Nuts Cigars, Tobacco, Toys and
TS1cV Articles Generally No H. Market Street. opposite
Norris Sratto1s would respectfully inform the citizens
Wasbvis and surrounding community that he Is per
sDsBy located in the above business, and would be
I,IsaGss 10 receive shsre of public patronage.
ParieuaE attention paid to orders IRON ne country
49,
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REMOVAL.
IRBY MORGAN & CO.,
TTAYE removed to their NEW STORE No. Public
III Square tSOuth side where they have Store
and open for exhibition, q large and well assorted
Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
And VARIETIES 10 which they invite the attention Of
Merchants generally
We will as usual offer to CASH AND PROMPT TINE
BUYERS THE STRONGEST POSSIBLE INDUCE.
MENTS.
We have opened splendid line Of
FANCY, DRESS GOODS,
French printed DeLanes,
French &" MeTinOes
Elegant Dress silks,
Plain and Figured G. burghB,
New Style POplins
French Nerinos and end Robss
Printed P5rsien Cloths,
Printed CsshmereS,
Cleaks, Talmss,
Nantes and
ShsWls.
A BE1UTITUL LINZ or
Bonnet Ribbons,
Embroidery and Flouncings,
Laces and Edgiugs, Cloths,
CGSsimeres, SatJlnets Blankets,
Flannels TickIngs, and
Brown and Beachsd MusliDs.
PRINTS, Sc, &C
Those desiring bargains would do well to look through
We are buying Feathers; Wool, Ginseng, Linssys,
Jeans, socks &c, &c. -
ltDl MOfh1A-N a w.
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POTATOES.

DECEIVED Der steamers Sale West and Bll good sup
II ply Of GAlena Potatoes White and Blue ReshanOskS,
aBs FOR planting, For Bals b. BYRNB MILLER,
mwW Nc. Broad JRsO's
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R, C. M'NAIRY d CO.'S
Spring Circular

X, Z. MNAIkI q CO.O
Spring Circular
FOR 1857.
ON Buyer in New York, and by the 18th Of Feb
~ ruHTy Ehall be receiving and opening SPRING
college Street, erected BY Mr.. James Erwin, expressly
hI our oeeuPatlSn. Bso" we present msmorsnd9m Of
oRt departments which prOmise surendH and the pub
We therefore invite cAsH and prompt buyers to examine
display Of stock We shall Be prepared 70 show
ANS in our WINTER STscK, remaining on hand
&c, MoNAIKY d co.
silk and Dress Goods Department.
u This department will be found all 5hO novelties Of the
BrocadO from cheap to the most costly,
Flounees 90 do do do do
Plain cord POu de Louis ioT dag and evening,
Eich Moire Antique fer Promenades 90
satins ali widths, colOrs and qualities,
aishof7s Black Gro de Rhines,
Black Paris and Lyons 1afIeias. cheap,
Dc RdySi S MoGrnP6 5s Po5 G de- Eors,
DO Armurss lspahan and Gro de Antique,
Rch Silk Robes for Dinner and Ev ming,
Rsh B rege Robes, Georgia Cashmere and PomPadouT
orgsnSy Robes from psrti cold to full ohintz,
New and exquisite designs in Musns, Bareges and Jae
Plain Jaconsts in all eolors,
kSh and magnificent designs IL al o. The above
Lace and Embroidery Department
Rch French worked CaPes,
Sets worked ColsH and Sleeves,
Breakfast sets in cambria and jaconet,
Sets Scotch work for travelling,
French work and lace Caps for old ladies,
An immense stock OF swiss and jacOneS sdgngI and
Swiss JacOnet and Dlmity founcos, plain, and highly
Ten thousand Novelties that cannot be named.
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Lere eur STOCK viii exec in VaTiey The assortment will
se Great hleh ana complete We shaHkeeP
CHHDREN's WoHENs AND MEN HOSE AND HALE
HosE
M'riRO SIX and Cotton Vests aid Drawers for Children,
Ale. an DIRE and JoseFhine Kid Gloves.
Linen and Miscellaneous Department.
eve keep complete assortment and Of the best max
Irish Linens, Lawns and Cambricg.
Printed Linens and Jaconets for Children,
In all descriptions Of Goods for children, our stock win
Csoos and Domestic Cottons very large and cheap as
Mantillas, Shawls and scarfs,
or every desirable fabric, India, French, Vienna and
ush. Every description OF Garments viii be offered in
House FURNISHINGS.
Huck Towels, plain and damask BORDEN,
do do innEed and colored ends
Al descriptions Of Towels and Diapers,
French Damask ana Turkish Towels,
Furniture and Glass Cloths,
Rich Curtain Damssks, trimmings to match.
Rch Muslin and Lace Curtains,
Buff Holland window Shades
Rich Table Damasks and Clatbs fer dinner parties,
Furniture, Cacos and Dimilies
White and cold Mosquito Nets
Linen and Gotten Shsetngs all widths,
Bed, Cradle and Crib Blankets.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and iattings
eedsd We keep the largest metims
cheapest stock IN Inc western country
Plantation and r egrO Goods.
And eli goods by the piece, Ossas prices We hope
Goods We have ever had the pleasure 80 ofe and most
especially invite all % make that thew NAV soc
K. G. NcNAIRY eco
ir-Cq 55COllege Street
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DIR. MORSE'S
InVigOrating Cordial.

THIS Cordial viii astualy permanently, General D.
blity ImpOt8noy lncontnenes, Los % Muscular h1
eFgY, Physical LaasI1ds and General PFnsLlous rrias
y, all Nervous Diaordsrs Adecons Of he Liver &c % 10
considered nEauabls IN caring lncBisnt IBIS
cordial has superseded s 0hsr preparations ever offered
70 hs public for the above mpaiuia and ne qlaF so
FOR ne price, renders o decidedly ne ehsaPe.l prep ruoa
IN Hsauactursd b. Dr. r. King No ~ bloadEaT
KIRNAN a RAINS,
Sole Agents. for Tennessee, 50. ., B5uih SIDE Pubs
sgaus, AlShTnlsl IOlnslssss N-a
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=. C. HURaH. g. C. ALLEz.
BURGE & ALLEN,


Wholesale GrocerB, Forwarding aad CommiEziob
MERCHANTS,
And Dealers IN BrGndiss Cigars Tobacco, &c
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND SPRING STREETS,
Nashville, Tenn
We are just in receipt Of thez5 Nssts Tubs;
following Groceries $50 box Tobac0O, assorted
zoo hhds prime 70 ehOies brands:
Sugar; 100000 assorted brands Of
$50 barrels rebOiled AOlasss8 Cigars
100 do do 800 kegs q Hailg
200 Loaf Crushed, and P0W-SOO Demiohns;
dered Sugar 500 gre Matches;
500 bags Rio Coffee; IS bags Almonds
IS bags Old Gov. Java Cot IS bags Pepper;
fee; 20 bags Spice;
so bags Laguyrs do casks Dutch Nader
IS barrels Macksrsl, Nos. IS Ceroons bestIndigo;
and 3; Is bOxeshne Starch;
50 y barrels do do do IS do bar Soap;
IS boxes scotch Herring 100 do Star Candles
Tiercss Figs; so do TslloW Candles;
100 boxes Raisns assorted; 100 do Cheese asserted
lBo PAINTED Buckets; kinds;
LIQUORS.
800 barrels Pike and Wiltshire Whisky;
50 barrels Robertson county do
100 barrels Rye Bourbon and Smith Reserve Whisky.
With general Stock Of Brandes, Wines Gin, Sc, -
geher with supply Of LOngWOrthB Native CatgFba
Brandy and Sparkling Wine.
marlI. S. BURGE ALLEN.
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LYONS & Co,
IMPORTERS OF AND WHoLEs4LE DsALERs n
Havana Cigars, Tobacco,
AND AL KINDS OF
Foreign Wines, Liquors, etc
No. I9 CEDAR St,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

To THE PUBLIC.
WE have now on hand and are constantly receiving
w new and well assorted stock Of
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
AND LIQUORS,
Which Offering 10 the trade at prices much
lower than they can be had from any other house in the
city Our stock consists Of the finest brands Of HAVANA
CIGARS now in the market; BRANDIEs which for flavor
cannot be surpassed and imported By ourselves direct
through the Custom House this city; SHERET PORT and
MADERIA WIEs warranted pure and Of the best qualities
with fall assortment Of WhiakeJs, St. CrOiI and j.
maics Rum, Holland Gin, and all other kinds
~ To Country Merchants offer the best induce
purchase from Us stock is large and always
new To prompt customers Eastern time Will be givsn TO
cash buyers give every advantage All orders BY let
ter or otherwise will always meet with prompt attention
LYONS 3 CO.,
jy22 10 Cedar 81
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COLD PENS.
TVPOKTANT TO CITY AND COUNTRY
WATCH-MAKERS,
q ed

= HAVE received direct from Europe large supply OF
Watch Makers Tools and Materials, which VIII sell
wenty-hve per cent below New York prices. Materials
rspt 10 any part country by mail. Likewise large
assortment Of Click Materials. Having engaged the services
Of experienced Workmen for the repairing Of WaIches
Jevery CCaks &c, he warrant entire satsacuon 70
Cftv ana Country Trade. NJ. [. BRUCE
Wholesale Dealer in Watches, yeWelry, CLOCKS, Faney
Goods, &c. II Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.
. a. ny
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MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERH'

MOUNT OLlFEI CEMEIEhHs
TINE Directors of this Company announce TO the
Public that this Cemetery has been laid of with suit
able avenues and walks, and portion Of the ground
undivided into Family Lots which offered for sale
The map Of the grounds can be seen at the office OF
Lindsey Crockett where the public are invited to cal
and examine the same.
The Company feel confident they could not have made
more suitable location for Cemetery in the vicinity OF
Nashville and pledge themselves to the public to spare nc
money or pains to make it equal to any Cemetery in the
Union and such one Nashville may feel some pride in.
The Cemetery is now in charge OF competent Super
intendent living the ground under whose direction in
termens will be made in the best manner and at the
usual charges.
The Directors Of the Company are DESTROYS that the
grounds should be vstedby the citizens OF Nashville and
r at purpose an Omnibus will leave the Office Of Linds
lev Crockett at o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, the
sh ns and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour The seats will be free.
Ladies and Families DESTROYS Of visiting the grounds,
will be called for at their residences, BY sending their
earis to the President of the Company.
A. Y. S. LINDSLEY, Pres't
n " NArCR Sac'y -iy6-H
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COOKE, BAILEY & co
Dr.. MORSES, INYIGORATING CORDIAL.

DIR. MORSESs INNIGORATING CORDIAL,
THOR the OF Dyspepsia, General Debility Nervous
il ness, &c, &c. No language convey adequate
idea Of the immediate and almost marvellous change which
e occasions 10 the diseased debated shattered
Gus system, whether broken down BY excess weak by
tue impaired by sickness the unStTunE and relaxed
ganzation rebTaced reVvihed and bu up The mental
and physical ptOmE Of nervous disease vanish together
under tie influence The STOPPING. trembling victim OF de-
preston becomes new Well NAV the preparation be
called The Medcinal Wonder Of the Ninssenth CenIuy
Tryt Prepared BY Dr.. C. H. Ring New York aud sold By
Ear97-tf HERMAN & RAINS,
wholesale and Retail Agents, No 10 Public Square.
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M, g.. BRUCE.

M. e.. BRUCE
TAs lust returned the Esst with the largest Stock Of
eonsigued Goods be cold al Wholesale and Retail
ever offered in t1s Western e9nRtry' '0-WH;
IsOs Reams OF Letter Paper zoo 'ef'eaing Envelopes
$500 g note paper, GhuOOO ., Fancy cords
5000 L9so 50 Com'cl. Paper; kinds;
see Bin o CAP 7 o50 gross aP siss TPs sSs
75S A." Is Fancy Not9
5000 sets Lnives and Forks; 1000 Hammers and Hatehs
1000 Pocket Kuivesj lOU dozen Argentine Silver
90 pair Scissors; Spoons;
I0O EszsTS: ~ cords CT double barrel Guns
FANCY GOODS.
- doz Cologne .-o, Hose;
80 Hair on; 55OOFori Monaesi
TStr V.,rv IVorg Boxes: $50 dozen Linen Hdks;
EeO Ladies' Companions; 10 " " six 90
s0SO packs Pins, No g. 4 O. s. 5000 " g Spool Thread;
lOos pair Buck Skin Gloves; MerinO Undershirtsi
$50 dOz gents white and fancy
zoe vol Standard Booksi ,-.,,-,,,D,,
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELhh
Magic case Gold Watches; $50 do colo Neck Chansi
english gold patent leyeTs15O cent FGO anG eI 40
Manufactured by Joseph p do Gold seals ana he4e'
johnson, IS Ch. street, win Locktsj a.. 49,.
$50 silver Lever Watches $50 do FOrenune, do
S0 Omen Face silver do 500 pair Plain Gold Ear Rings,
g7s Composition do ; 5000 Ladies Plain Gold Breast
. Watches 1000 CENTS and Ladies' Gold
$50 do Chatliugs Pencils,
S7BOO worth Of Gold Finger
Rings , -r.-
1000 Gold Pens with Silver Cases, assorted;
$500 90 Gold
a5 an otbe articles usually found in Jewelry Establish
iDTed TO ca soon and make selection, all the above
Goods have 20 be closed limited time, they be-
leng 10 different estates have numerous Other articles too
tedious mention, IN shortl nave any nne ta lazy or
Gentleman would call for - - NJ; Z, bhOSE, 90,
Guctioneer for nsgneeS, No Il Cedar street, Nashville,
Tennessee lHo.--oHIeNH
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I EWN ESSEE AND Ala 4 N a hAILBUAl
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
Railroad.

ARRIVAL AND DEPA ETUFB OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Departures
RAVR Nashville every Morning ai......7 IS O'Clock.
Il Evening at...-....5 90 "
&. Chattanooga every Morning at........6 40 e
Evening at......,,o 25 4"
Arrivals
Arrives at Chattanooga eVeTS Evening at5 30 O'Clock.
9 Morning at........5 20 "
NaUhvlle every Evening ut........4 20 +"
Morning 8L.....-..s IS "
The day Trains ulahOma and both connect with
the Train for Manchest and McMnnvle Passengers for
Bershsba Springs and other points and hehinn
Vile RAILROAD should take the day Train the connection
BY It at TullshomH is direct. II. l. ANDERSON,
'mRr95--du Superintendent,
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no. 81 MAHhEI GIEEEI, 6HTLLLEI IENN,
WORD TO THE PUBLIC.
TJAFNG purchased entire Stock Goods Of Messrs
II EVANS Porter & Co. succeeded them in their Retail
Trade, and having added largely their Stock BY fresh
purchases Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
prepared to offer extraordinary inducements 80 PUP
chasers DRY GOODS. Our Stock FOR the opening
is complete and embraces every variety Of FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
AND SHOES, VARIETIES, &c.
TO THE LADIES
We handsome assortment Rich and Fashionable
Dress Goods surpassed By Retail House in city, which
selling exceedingly low prices.
Purchasers Of Dry Goods will certainly 6nd 70 their
interest call and Stock and prices
prepared offer great bargains any Retail House in
the city.
IL Remember, No. 81 Market street.
feb27-u HASBROOK & ACWHIRTBR.
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HIcClnre, Buck e %.

I'm PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NO Is MARKET STREET,
TTAVB aIEuys o. hand Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Tnn1d
Copper Rvots, Cnstingl PaElor snd Chamber GraiHs,
Stoves I'm Ware, and oonPlso assortment OF arti1rs
usually Kept IN our line
Country Merchants requested 20 call and sramine
stock before purchasing elsewhere, are prepared
an he bills upon coed terms any house out West
TBsr RECEIVED a lot Of superior Floor Scales.
81 also, Platform and Counter Scales.
JaB3o MCCLURE, BUCK a co.
I'VE making Wrought Iron Stoves little better han
" any other house In me United States.
IanS0 MCCLURE, BUCK & co.
A FINE lot Of GAZING Of Al patterns en- hand az
"A jan5O MCCLURE, BUCK Co
ID DOPING Gutlsring and an kinds OF Tn Sheet Iron and
n Copper WOrk done In the WOrkmahiks mannsr,
and a. the shortest notice b
jan3O-d5n. MCCLURE, BUCK & co.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. MD,
EXTRA CLASS 4,
lobe drawn In BALTIMORE Nd Thursday, April So 1857.
SPLENDrn ScupuR -
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Nashville Spring Races.
a. sAS

NV bDNLsIaEi Nay @'IH - GaIIT9u
w year olds-I mile heas-SIOO entrance, $50 forfeit
Three 20 make a race, 10 close LIST OF Aprti.
SAM DAT-MRtch Race for $500 aside, $500 forfeit
one mile year dds carrying 80 pounds ThOs
Bacon gr colt by imported Albion, dam BY Levi
athan. WIN Roundtree names Ely Bynum By Glencoe,
dam BY OthelO Shamrock.
THURSDAY, May ssth.-ProprietOr's Purse 92O0-nils
heats.
FRIDAY. May 99th.-SwespsiaEes for year olds-s2Oo
entrance, $50 oeOne mile heats Three more TO make
a race, 20 close Let Of April.
SATURDAY May SOth-ProprietoFs Purse s3OO-tWo mile
heats UanI6-til W. J. PHILLIPS, Proprietor.
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BY EXPRESS.

I'VE are Just in receipt Of fresh supply Of the ess-
w brated PANCAKE, LYONS TWfST, and FLAT
CHEWING TOBACCOS manufactured especially for rs
Of the very finest Tobacco and superior any ever
brought 70 this city. Give it q trial.
sept9 LYONS q co. No. 1s CsdsrEt
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100000 DOLLARS!
Maryland I Lottery!
ON 7 HE HAVANA PLAN.

To Be drawn in Baltimore, Nd. on
THURSDAY, APRIL 80, 1857,
r. FRANCE & CO., Manager.
nRAWINGS conducted under The ~ tbs
II state Lottery Commissioner
Sfand Capital Prize loo Prizes Of 600 each Lowest
Ffize N the Lottery 9iO0-YVhOe Tickets 500
This is the most Magnificent Scheme ever drawn In the
United States Only 600 ekss OF which are printed
sc loloHa: 5000 In Whole Tickats-5 900 in afTiekes
leeO0 In Quarter Fcketg-l0,OOO in Eigbth Tiekets.
AZ All these Tickets will doubt be sold by day Of
DraEng persons distance will forward heir orders SS
soon a. possible.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

HATRED or WoRK-Henry Ward
Beecher says: God IS the most WON
drous worker IN the universe-facile,
sieepless, untirlng bat men, instead of
counting ii Il Joy TO labor, are always striv-
ing 10 evade uaat is to them q burden,
and look forward to the time when they
can retire As worm feeding upon
mulberry leaves, might say, He. glad l
shall be when | am fat enough . rsll N.Y.
self into A cocoon ;; 50 they eat the leaves
Of duty and long for no higher Joy than
the silk worm happiness. And thus we
have cocoon merchants, cocoon lawyers.
cocoon ministers, coc0on-eyerYthing.-
The worms cocoon IS worth unwindirg.
but these men are sPonr-it does aot pay
to unghrccd them."
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u iGtlI.

E<5~ Ladies prepare for an extreme
change in your habits, for a Paris CORES
pondeut of the New York Courier says
the ladies are coming out without hoops,
bustic, waddng, OR ANYTHING ELSE.
~ We think it is an undeniable truth
that the Africans, let them go to what part
Of the world thcy may, Retain more une-
luivocal,y than any other people the odor
Vi nationality.
g5- An Old writer says, ''to kiss the
ladies' hands after the lips, as some DO,
Is like little boys that after they eat the
apple fall to the parings out of love they
have to the apple.
BG5@ An eastern editor heads his list of
Births, Marriages, and Deaths thus Z:
HATcHED, MATCHED, DIsPArcHED.''- =
The rascai's face deserves to be SCRATCH
ED.
f@7 How is coal this morning 2" said
"A purchaser to an Irishman who was at
work in a coa!-yard.
'DIacl as iver," said Pat.
re3=The following notice may be seen
over the door of blacksmith shop in Es-
sex:
No hoses shod on Sundy cept siLnis
-. :,
- IN H'Ih9 on hoPeS' said a
youuS G,'r.,nI CIT ;5,o Ill, ,-o,..;,,.
high. sad vounr lady.
tz-z= Tho no,cny, nc f,r.,,o : confass-
al ~ 10 ,,!.or,I,Ia for 49,, bono1. ,-' ;,7
9nte ali tbair snrcnss - nrnlanca' and
merit.
r@P Verv few men nronerlv sneak
ing, live at present, but are providing to
live at another time.
~ An Illinois d. ID. says, that down
IN Erypt "they box up their religion in
the fall and never open it till sprinc re-
turns"
Yzg= = This IS GRArr rrasnect" as
the prisoner said. in peeping olt of his
cell window.
rz-z= How to make n3rtaIoons Iast-
- ,f,, 80, o,,I ,-os, ~.
~, 11.,:..-....- &c D.,
- '''OoI r,,.l - '''9 ~, III
inquired oiilloi VI Ioei Id'' NO. III
- " of e. a''. aad he bes ora n ~, ,o;l, P,1m
g., - :, ',''0 '-I ''1 ~" i'-'o ''i7
-.
- 90. a. a i''e zen oouleh'ion lllu-
my Il uItllo'''I % t''ise '-lg P1iCe oL eggs
,''e ie'I'ie' e' ''ioe 'so'' .L "a lol ''ie lu-
''re Y l'y only zen % 'I'e oo%eh'
Es5- The Albany Knickerbocker eau
.ions four black cats that are continually
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

LOOKING GuLTv.-Nothins can be
more abused than the idea that " looking
guilty" proves guilt. An honest man,
charged with a crime, is much more like
iy 10 blush at the accusation than the real
offender, who IS generally prepared for
the event. aud has his face ready made
for the occasion. The very thought of
being suspected Of any thing criminal will
bring the blood to an innocent mans
cheeks in nine eases out Of ten. The
most guilty looking person we ever
zaw was a man arrested fer stealing a
horse, which turned out to be his own
property.
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- \ Ticksburg correspondent as-
sures Harper, in a private letter, that the
following resolutions were passed by the
Board oc Counciimen in Canton, Mics
!. Resolved, by this Council, that we
buiid a neF jail.
,, Resolved, That the new Jail shall be
constructeI cut of the materials of the old
jail.
3. RESOLVED, That the old Jail shall bo
used until the new Jail shall be finished.
Can Dublin or Cork beat thats
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

- \ colemporary thus chronicles
miracle performed by famous English
physician. We don't like to doubt auv
mans word, but the anecio,e makes an
eHhaus,ing draught on our credHGty:
DR.. Aternathy silanced a loquacious
woman by the following experiment.:
" Put yoar tJngue ont, madam"
Tie lady complied.
.. Nov keep it there until have done
,aIkjugl' -
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VOL. X, NO. 36.

human beings in all their relations with
each o'her. What | have done cannot
be undone; but if it will be any satisfac-
ton 10 you, rest assured that | did Rot in
tend TO Kill him. l was wretched, and L
was fool enough to drink, and then knew
not what | did. Violent as my temper
has been, | never conceived The thought
OF taking his life
Il know it, my son, / know H." he
SAID and that reflection consoles me in
some degree While | have a loaf of
bread, | will share il with the mother and
sister oil hln you-" be hesitated, shud-
dered, and added in j low, deep tone =
you murdered"
81 was going to ask that of you," re-
pied the prisoner, land one thing more.
dear father, try to bear up brayely under
this terrible blow, for the sake of my poor,
patient mother
~ will psill," he answered: "and
now my dear misguided boy, say, you
forgive your poor father for the teachings
of his violent words and actions. | did
not forese4 the consequences, my child;
did IL inmy ignorau nee. But it was wrong,
wrong, all wrong"
The young msQ threw himself upen
has fathers bosom. sud they had nc osheP
utteranse Gut tears
After his enly s,rong Ink to life was
broken BY the violent arm Of the law, Mr..
Barker was d changed man; silent and
melancholy, patient, gentle and forgiving
10 all. He never complained Of the great
sorrow that wasted away his life, but the
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

-LovEIY WoHAN.-An article maru-
by mjIiners and dress-mskers:
d" !" ha wants blt little here below,
Al vans thst little for a show"