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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-29

A year may be very short or very long
time, depending entirely upon the circum-
stances under which it passed away. To
ff;T9n fnG%9ntG5 i hrs GGs hSGH SGpHndc & the shorhes The
late clerk in the brokers' Office that elegant
leisure is rot only Improbable, but exceed
ing tedious. He had been accustomed to a
life of activity; and riding, walking, and
lolling about hang heavily on his hands.
Mrs. Spindle has her hands full. Parties
and visiting have kept her full Of excitement,
but even upon her senses they began to
pail, and she has found out the meaning OF
the ugly French word 'cnaui.'
Spindle sits in an easy chair, reading the
evening paper-it is almost the only salts
faction he experienced in the course Of the
day. His lady has just como from a prom
eDade on the fashionable side of Broadway.
She throws herself laugudly into chair.
ooh dearv gasp she.
Mr.. Spindle only glanced at her over the
top of his evening paper.
oh, dearr almost groaned Mrs. Spindle.
Mr.. Spindle understood this as the prelude
TO come to some complaint Of more than or.
binary seriousness; bnt he was SO provoking
as not TO osk her what the matter was.
'Ob, dear mep repeated Mrs. Spindle
Still Spindle was immoyablc.
Spindle, said she, finding that her skirm-
ishipg did not bring out the enemy.
We'll, my dearT -
Il was a very tender appellaiion that he
used, but il was applied more from the
habit than from any tenderness on his part.
Don't you think you could keep car
rage, Spindlcf
a carriageP
The Fitzherberts passed me to-day on
Broadway in their carriage, sighed Mrs
Spindle.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-29

A flock of over 900 fat sheep has recently
been purchased for tho New York market, IN
tho vicinity Of Albion and Marengo, Calhoun
eounty.nLnL eIoli.l.lasoQ a.ll b al.l
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-29

ID A few days ago several free negroes werc
nut up, a. auction, in Norfolk county, Va,
and sold to labor for a term sufficient 70 l'qui-
date their taxes. tri alia 9ti oi
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-29

A prisoner named John Smith made good
his escape from the jail at Grand Haven last
Friday wcak.d sledT-.vEor1sv
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-29

SUICIDE AT NIAGARA FALLs.--A man who
registered his name rs w. I. Allen, from
New England, threw himself from Table
Rock this afternoon.---[ N Y. Trib.7
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-29

Es-rBoy why don't you go 70 school
4 aCausc sir daddy's afeard that II ! learn
every thing now, I shant have anything 70
learn when come 10 90 TO the cademy
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-29

FORMERLY HILLSDALE house,
VNIE Subscriber having leased these premises for num-
Der of years. has thoroughly reted and furnished the
House. making equal TO any Hotel in southern Michigan
for comfort aud convenience 10 the travelling public This
Hotel pleasantly located and in the most central pat Of
the village. J.. G. WILLARD.
Hilsdale Feb. 10 1877
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-29
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.

This Great Journal of Crime and Criminals Is in s i2h
year and widely cireuaed throughout The country H
contains the dreat Trials, Criminal Cases, and appropr
ate Eiorias on the aame, together with Information on
Criminal matters to be found in any other newspaper
hTsub.crPtlcns 81 per annum; ~ Tor six months, 20
- y n. 4. SEYMOUR.
E,or &Proprctor National roee Gazette. New ycrk
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-29
NO..57II

i
Y believe Ia the binding force of the : di-
vine command to multiply and replenish
the earth--young niggeu are a profitable
crop and that no question should be asked
as to their paternity. a,Fs ffs gsdr
l believe that God is tho father Of oil cre-
alton, niggen excepted, and that they descen-
ded fiom Ham, and are cursed to the end of
time; and there ought to be, il there is not
somewhere in the limits Of space, q Heaven
for their use, If they are permitted, being
"things," TO 90 to heaven at all, or if the
Pit should be too full of Abolitionist to hold
'em. f V
believe in st. Walker, thu hero Of Mic
aragua, and pray for his restoration 10 the
field Of christian usefulness. ria ea1arW
Ibelieve in Stephen Douglas; that he
was right when he commended the Missouri
Compromise as sacred compact that unhal-
lowed hand would disturb, believe that he
was right when he said that it was 1unjust
to the South, and imperative and void"
: i believe he was right when he broke il down
and put squatter sovereignty in its place. !
believe he was right when he ,absndoned
squatter sovereignty and set II our blessed
dogma of the olden times-the strong shall
rule the weak--instead thereof. 80 na
believe in the rascality Of the Black Re-
publieans' the purity and sancity Of our
brethren, the Irish Catholics, all Of our po-
litical faith a. .rtl,-- e,b,
believe in Democracy, with Douglas ex-
PLANTATION and reservation; in the New Tes-
lament, as expounded by enlightened South
en divines, especially in the chapter treat
ing Of Onesimus and Paul. in the constitu-
ton as explained by Tauny; in the Higher
Law when subordinate to an at Of Congress:
in the Brotherhood of Man, when there is
no nigger; in the final triumph Of Slavery,
and its life everlasting" r, .-t .A
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-29

Six months after, and Spindle had the
fifty thousand dollars in his possession, mi
nus ten or fifteen, which i. required to salts
fy Mrs. Spindlc's modest desires in the matter
of houses and furniture. Fhey live in
Wide street now, and the Blounts arc COM
pletely distanccd Mrs. Spindle has serious
thoughts of cutting them, on account of hav-
ing received calls from sundry persons whose
sphere was peg higher ;han the Blounts
but the satisfaction Of calling upon Mrs. B.
in new silk dress every three months can.
not be lightly dispensed with, and the pat
ronizing friends of humber days arc retained
for the sake of 'glorying' over them.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-29
Ohsccne Publications,

a man named George A. Achcrman was
arrested a few days since, in the city of New
York, charged with publishing an obscene
paper called tho "TenuS MiSceliaRy'-was
fined fifty dollars and discharged. Subse-
quently the officers got clue 10 his place of
business, called to pay their respects to him,
found n card on the door announcing that he
had "gone to the country" made forciblc en-
terance, and found within the rooms some ten
or fifteen thousand sheets moro of the Jliscet-
lany, (about $500 copies having been be-
fore seized in the printing Office, with the
press, paper, and all connected thcrewith)
more than five thousand obscene books, some
of them elegantly bound, and filled with
the filthicst cngravings, a number Of plates of
FGea RbfGGSenec bGe nc, petSpycs peSy GlcgHntyospGyaSfd
establishment. The value OF tho property
altogether, if it had any legal value, would
not be less than $4,000.
Besides, the officers seized all tho private
papers Of the establishment, and the suSscflp-
ton book of the Misctlany which contains
about 5000 names Of mon and women from
all parts of the country. a large number
of the men appears to be college Students
This list will afford valuable aid to the ofii-
GERS, by enabling them 10 obtain witnesses; ;
and VIC are informed that the list will be
published an ertepSo, hereafter. The uames
Of somc of the correspondents, with extracts
from letters received, have already been pub
lshed in the New York papers They en-
brace citizens of nearly all tho States of the
Union, and of Canada, some of them resi-
ding no great distance from Toledo.
A ,Nn.,.Iar IF n1uo ap1tIpynH
the bcokbinding department The parties
arrested were committed to the Tombs for
examination, and the property seized was do,
livcred TO the Property Clerk Of the Metro
poliian Police. ~
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-29

You've. AMERICA AT SCHooL.--A little
incident occurred in one Of tho schools in
West Lynn, Mass, which is, perhaps, worth
relating. Ono Of the classes Was reciting,
aud the teacher asked a little American girl
who the fist man was. its't '' .,a
She answered that sic didnot know The
question was put TO the next scholar, an Irish
child, who answered, "Adam, sir" with ap-
parent satisfaction. % .l.atra = fi =
"I.a," said the first scholar, "you needn't
feel so grand about IL; he, wasnt an irish
man :"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-29
George II. smith, of the Democratic Review.

We have just received letter from Mr..
George r. Smith, of the Democratic Review,
who is now stopping at the United States
Hotel, Washington City, containing infor-
nation of such great importance 70 the pub
lie, that we deem it proper to publishit; and
we trust the experience Of Mr.. Smith Of the
happy results in his, prompt delivery from
the dangerous condition in which he was
placed, viii enable others, who may be sim
arly afflicted, to derive tho same prompt
benefit and qnick deliverancc: m 80.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. IL, 1857.
Messrs. RADwAY d. Co., fT
Gentlemen,--It was my intention to have
called on you before leaving New York for
this city, to express my deep gratitude for
the Relief and Cure of most severe attack
of Congestion Of the Liver, Lungs, Bowels
and Stomach. Indeed, the congestion was
pretty general. and the most severe pains ex-
tended even to my limbs lsce1p 1oI
In my opinion, the Railways Relief and
Regulators are the most desirable medicines
on the face of the earth, and no one need be
sick who has access to them. slai2 49,
am, Gents, your obliged serv't and friend,
fG GEO. R. SMITH,
United States Hotel Washington City,
or 20 Nassau ST., N. Y.
1t isa well known fact that physicians
have more difficulty in the treatment Of Con-
gestive Diseases, than any other class. But
few of those attacked, escape. The treat
ment of the Regular practitioner has proved
erroneous and the only remedies that have
been actually efficient, and proved in all
cases, wherein they have been used in Con-
gestivo Diseases, are Railways. ytcH
We submit Mr.. Smiths letter to tho pub
lie, aud would hero state that We have never
known patient, afflicted wi tn any Consges-
tive Disease, to die, when under the influence
of Radway's Relief and Regulators. mo
II is well known to tho public, that when
Cholery, Dysentery, Diarhoea, Cholera Nor
bus, Bloody Flux, and other serious disorders
of tho bowels prevail, that most all the pa
tients that die, die from Congestion of the
Brain Bowels, or someother organ or organs.
In most cases, however, the cause of death
is alleged by the Physicians to be the the dis
cases for which the patient was first treated.
But, in reality, reader, 90 out Of 100, when
first attacked with the Bowel Disorder, and
die, are literally murdered-murdered is the
word, and that, too, by a false, falacious
treatment. The in discriminate use Of. Opt
ltcs and Astrngcnts in these cases, will pro-
duce Congestion, whereas, if Railways Rea-
dy Relief is given, when pains and diarhea
discharges from the bowels take place, the
cure will be quick aud eo'..is, ir sno us
onsc has been neglected, and has become es-
tablished, the Ready Relief should 30 given
frequently, and the whole surface Of the body
bathed with it, and as soon as the stomach
i. sirens. enough to ssep down the pills s.
en-: this will, in short time, free the body
from all disease. Let those subject to Bowel
Disorders, take warning-try this treatment,
and we guarantee your safety. These remo-
dies are sold by Druggists, everywhere.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-29
Tashionable Dranerv and TailOring,

(ailroad street between Manning and West Sreets,)
TNE subscriber wishes to return his sincere thanks to
friends who have favored him with their patron
at the time TO call their attention to the
aud we'll selected stock of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERESS VESTINGS, &c.
He has Just received from New York City, all ofwhich
he feels anxious to sell at the lowest price pattern
make into garments rs may suit the purchaser.
~ Cutting done on his own Invented and Improved
system and warabted to be- inferior to but superior
to most. N BAN Apprentice wanted.
HiIlsdale. Sent 1876, II, ROWE.
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CROCKERY AT WHOLESALE.
+. WETMORE, IL CO..

% WUUUWANU ENUE,
yNyoULD respectfully inform the Merchahts of SOUTH
w ERN MICHIGAN that they prepared to furnish
all goods in the line of CHINA, CK0CKERY, GLASS
WARE, LOOKING GLASSES, LAMPS, &c, at the lowest
Importing their Wure direct from the Potteries with
out agencies and buying other goods from the Manuacto-
ries they sell favorable terms New York hou-
Paying especial attention TO the Jobbng trade they
will make the most liberal arrangements with Wholesale
4Ocf1
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DENTISTRY.
u OHI IL u NJ A AZ u Y MH1LOIr

j. j. STEDMAN, DENTIST.
vITOULD inform the LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF
wv Hillsdale, Rsd vicinity, that his Office over . hus
sells stere in Mr.. DEWEYS Ambrotype room u arranged
and furnished style of elegance aud convenience
for thepractico of DENTAL SURGERY and that II VIII
ford pleasure at all times TO make manifest TO those
who may require his serei3ee tho -. .,,r,,,,.
NEW AND WONDERFUL DISCOVERIES AND IMPROV-
MENTS.
That made in this most important and delicate
branch science. Every style Of DENTISTRY performed
on notice. In the most approved and seenhc
Manner even TO
EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT PAIN.
Hows THAR hear the fair exclaim,
Extract a tooth, and give no painl
'Tis strange, but true, the wondTous charm
II worked by means OF Chloroform.
Those that require the services Of Dentist can rely upon
having their work done well in Of the eastern CIT
les OF references given when required No pains
will be Mr. s. To give his patrons entire sRtac
ion HiIlsdale, July 13th, 1857. A.
IOODs FOR PANTS--iust reed great variety Of Good
Tfor summer Pants at PRATTS.
(tLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED
4 , Tor sale by j.. B.BAIDY.
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HOTEL ron SALE on RENT

vUtE Plank Road House situated IN tho Village of Read
| ing on the Hsdac Indiana Plank Road, Il offered
for sale rent Said House well hited up and Furnished Tor
tie travelling public There Is also connected with the
House and half OF land For particulars en-
qure Of the Proprietor An..S,s A;rlSEoyi'h,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-29
MERCHANT TAHORING

Sh opon HoWe street. door north Of HammOHds Hard
Store.
rh esubsiber the largest
Broadcoths. Cassimeres Vestings, Satinets Sheeps
Grays, and Over-coatlng,
which he offers for sale at the
Lowest possible prices fyou dom call
CapaiR Oce and examine Tor yourseVesso as po
deceived by these OrfHt printers.
Cloths sold by the Yard.
Winter for lS5556 justreceived
am make up custom work in most superio
and style. eCuttng for others to make up don
the and all warranted prop
rly made mn 469n1y c. HATToN.
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TKENIONT HOUSE.

n. NJ. FOLSOM, Proprietor.
Corner Randolph Street and Jefferson Avenue nearly OPP
posite Frenlan's Hail. DETROIT. MICH.
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WILLARD,S IIOTEL.

A. Vinecore, Proprietor. This House Is situated
on the Hillsdale X Indiana Plank Road. and j.
the accommodation of the travelling public.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-09-29

Having rebuilt and replenished, present patron.
and friends with tho above Card hoping may meet
the reception OF guest and increase our business by
close attention. Returning thanks for past patronage
invite ragemen for the future
Hillsdnlo. Mnrch .. 1Sh1. NY. q. HOEE.
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HILLsD ALE EXCHANGE.


OPPOSITE PASSENGER HOUSE, CONNECTED wITg PLANI
FREE OMNIBUS, TO WHICH GUESTS ARE INVITED.
good Livery and Conveyances to part of the count
reasonable terms.
Cash paiT for Coarse Grain and Provisions
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09
Otuuillt Dailq Dutte Returh.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 9rH, 1857.
The TETON Pass.

We learn from Colonel Vineyard. Indian
Agent. who has been in this region on visit
that the TETON Reservation, which is under
his particular charge, is in fiourishing con-
ditiOn. The reservation contains some of
the richest agricultural land in the State,
and supports one thousand Indians. Many
of the women perform as neat needle work
as can be done by our most civilized ladies,
and are also very industrious in the field
The men, however-that is to say tho middle
aged class--are very lazy, and can scarcely
be made to work at all. The boys from IL
to l6, together with the Squaws, do the prin-
cipal part of the labor. The boys do it with
u high degree of pleasure--the squaws be-
cause they have always been used TO drudg-
cry, and the old men from a sense of duty,
believing, as they do, that the immemorial
custom OF their tribe which makes old age
state of servitude is right. The prospect 10
that the middle-aged class of men can never
be made of much account, but the rising
generation give promises which are highly
gratifying to the philanthropist,-Cal. Ear
press.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09

FUN should be cultivated as a fine art,
for it is altogether fine thing. Who ever
knew funny man to be bad one i, On
the contrary, is not he, nine times in ten,
generous, humane, social and good To be
sure he is. Fun-it is q great thing, 1t
smooths the rough places of life, makes the
disposition as sweet and rosy as fresh maid
ems kiss, scatters sunshine and flower,
wherever we go, gives the world round iol.
ly countenance, makes all the girls as pref
ty as June toses, and mankind one of tho
best families out. We go in for fun. The
man who won't cultivate it must keep good
sized half rod between us.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Drugs and
Medicines. Surgical instruments. Glassware, Drug
gists Furniture, Quicksilver Acids, Shaker Herbs,
Spices. Essential Oils Extracts for Flayoring- Al
coho, Bird Seed, Camphor. Oils and Paints. Lamp
Fresh Hops, Soda Material Corks, Brewers Mate
rial Plaster Paris. Rosendale Cement, Abdominal
Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Cast Iron Mortars.
PATENT MEDICINES, a large stock of nearly
every kind in use, with general assortment of all
goods kept in large and well supplied Drug Store
We qnve made arrangements for receiving month
ly shipments direct from the Atlantic cltlest mus
Keeping tull and complete assortment of all goods
in our line. We intend TO deal in nothing but the
best quality of goods, that physicians surgeons
and those dealing in our line may rely upon gettihg
pure and unaduerated articles from US we nave
done the Drug business in Sacramento since lcfs,
aud expect 10 continue il here during our ma ural
lives. We expect 10 build up large ana permanent
business by keeping large and well assorted socA
of the best GOODS. and selling at small prohis SO
that that those dealing ia our line 10 call upon us
examine the qualify ana prices of our g"ods OeipIe
purchasing elsewhere. as we feel cOh1lent that We
can please in both PRICE AND QUALITY.
Artificial teeth gold foil mouth glasses turn keys
burs corrundrum wheels, forceps, excaVatof, osusn
es drills with n complete assortment o dehial stock
from several of the most highly approved inanuiac-
turers in the world We have The agency lor teeth,
and can m any order with sels or odd teeIh, AT the
MINERS DRUG STORE l39 STREET, SAC
RAMENT0. by X. H. MoDoNALD w.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09

GEM FROM AN OLD Book. 1t has been
eloquently and truly said, that if Christian
ity were compelled to flee from the masions
OF the great, the academies of philosophers,
the halls of legislators, or tho throngs of
busy men, we should find her last retreat
with woman at the freside. Her last audi
snce would be the children gathered round
the knee of mother; the last sacrifice, the
secret prayer, escaping in silence from her
lips, and heard, perhaps, only at the throne
Of God.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09
CPIRIs of TURPENTINE for sale by
j. 8. ALBRO.

u~AINr AND WHITE-WAsH BRUsHES-For
u sale by CoLIoN AeDEhhVrI.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09

A MoDIFIcATIoN.--"Labor is capital
brains are capital &c riscom on Labor.
Not everybody's brains, Mr. Griscom-
only those of capital fellows. The majority
of peoples's brains are no better than the
brayin's Of donkey!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09

THE difference between rich man and q
poor man is this-the former eats when he
pleases, and the latter when he can get it.
But more important difference is, that the
former is easily poisoned, the later seldom
or never.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09

A Big DRUNK.-Twenty-t devotees to
rot gut were arraigned before Judge Coon of
the San Francisco Police Court, on Monday
last, charged with drunkenness. They were
each and all of them fined $5, or locked up
for "a hours.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09

THE courtior was praising an old lady for
her beauty. "Beauty," said the ancient,
lis incompatible with age"
"Pardon me-" replied the fatterer, 1--WE
say beautiful as an angel, and Of all created
beings angels ere the Oldest"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09

h REVIVAL The Bulletin says that an un-
usual degree of interest in religious matters
has lately been felt among the congregation
of the Pine street Church. Evening meet
ings are being held, and will continue du-
ring the present week.