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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-31

Vests Patent
Iulla.Ruhher Cement Roofing


Vests Patent
Iu1la- Rubber Cement Roofing.
VxyN. wpLLs Co would acknowledse The ihe-
w ssl ps,Uaass they have receivFd from their
Sy,sAAy a1d tes public la graeral, aed MORN 'osh
that sksy are stll ensags1 IN the buslnesa of
n 90 < N q
sptta NAsr's Patent Indis- Rubbsr Cen NJ and hAv.
IN hal tvs years exysr,sacs In VI" businsss aAvs
uxas aproYsyn, Ma 10 the Appllestioa ana ceuposi.
sles lie astsfsAi ~Assses they ere es.e'"A -
fsastrurt
MORE DURABLE ROOF
than sAy other supposit!ep yet inwnfsd. A. one
proes Il shs value " s<ts h.ofna. the~ are seye-
ri Ii,aiois 81 That Invention through tbs
STATE with prrsendu patents that ,r' slvhiis Ns,ss
and on examination Il Is Impossible 10 tel the cnrr-
euce peiwe-n those aud Vests Cement The SUD
scr.b-r. have examined four diM~eus samples o.
sness pretended patents, and on srao'ni me Mat,t
out fespd the PARTIES had all been working IN Wst-
koofiAs.
Tue subscribers would caution tn pubic sgsins'
all such intrnders as II 10 well known that No other
MATERIAL has yet b. discovered which will bear the
action Of
HEAT. GOLD. FROST AND WATER
sQvst TO India Ruhber, and II any discovery IL mad
II lnNlogment the parties thereto will lie held re-
oIon,ihle for such nrlnsment to the full extent oi
,hs las.
". wels / Co. viii cover roofs and keep them in
ooct eraer FOR or 10 wears without sxve6se TO the
NSner, Gre and anustaSAi Y ~ and tear esceptcd.
Nj ~-persons wt,hina 10 pnrchass County Right,
LsSsAts es Iova hr ths use u " Vests h.rsns car
wy wvLrsAco
a!eisy ..rsr, between Ftn' aei sra-.'0',
ssarea ~ d's
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-31
n Cord.

nAVIN2 sold my entire stock ~ Clothing, C9ihs
Hand Cs.Sinsres Furnishing G'ssd-. a., TO
Asssrs. r. II. PARKS 4 CO., firm riy O Chieaeo,
tsse thN oppersuniIy Of thspk,as si who have ia.
vessd me with their pstSonsss, and sol e!i gor he
above urm eontlnu ance Of the SAM.
Meas Parks 4 O.. are perfectly AcQusinttd vi b
the business and viii spare pains 20 Ii' ase all
who may favor sh-ra y ith their custom AT the OF 1
stand opposite Le CLAIRE Row.
mch2a-dtD EDWARD ALDEN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-31
CHICAGO.

FROM
sCRivEN e. GALLACHER's,
General Advertising and COllccting
AGENCY,
| % DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILLS.
CHILD'S
topper, Steel and Wood
Engr"rtng and Dir Sinking.
M1opp CCrs OF Buiilings. Naclia'ry. ~, seai'
w and Envel.,pr Dis Waiting, Marriage And Nus
| ms Cad, Marxine Plates, &c, h.
lcas RANDOLPH sr, CHICAGO.
mar, l2dl.l
j. w. OTTO l. 60,
IMPORTERS ;o3BrRsor
DAPfR AANGiSCs scRtESs. FIRE PRis1s
i WINDOW ikIaNINDs vte., al n4annfactur. r,
II WINDOW SHADES
No. q RANDOLPH ST opposite ply II til
whoit-ae and Retail Experienced Workman sent
TO all part % the citi aad country.
w.o OTTO. ", !. sPALpISG.
Elarch2dJm
C.1SH .5D1.3.tIES
nN GRAIN, Flour, aud other Produee, f,r sale IN
" Chicago, Dr N con- snLiept TO corr-sp,A-
dcnls IA Boston, New iok. and 'ther .,st e:ti :.
HILLiPs GUILD,
Comrni>sios Merchants.
march"f5ni NJ 81 s.iu h Water II CHICAGO.
Wholesale Boot and Shoe Store.
VNHE sHb>cIber having u,3yei hi, STOCK of Boots
L aud sho to No. es ak street. sts.eetfn!ij n-
forms The trade aud pub suneraly that ia AMT III
T. greater facilities li- eli sig arge ah.I
10 hts former Ito Consisting variety Of SPkINo
GOODS, which b" - Il! srll At as low ngure ami on
as good trrI.s any h1,i-e Ia III. faTtic Mar
attention CIV 10 n!Aitg order, fFam ne country.
JAMES DUNLOP,
nilrch2i3n NJ. G9 Lake II CHICAGO.
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Dress Silks.

A IL IN want 81 New Dre-e tnr the AppfAc".,ns
"A RoIldays, should 10 o. time IN exAm'nihs ''
s'iscsd n,ics. ~ WADswORTpr N d Il,
a.,oa Opp site IeClsire HORSE,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-31

BUk.VET AOINE,
lLarR ST. NICHOLAS aoTEI-,
SOUTH ar
etarn Huri ~ a-u 5o!k rect
Near sae -h,eA.y oM southern and Ro.k ls!aaa T. IL
CHICAGO, Ill.
'lNHa SUI scriter having !sH-cd the above Loa, +,
a Term OF ysST9, is lios ~, AIRED TO &C onl.ns-
date Do ara r AID stranger Wis lids: ;he c H.
IA. house has ben newly fGrni. h.s. uats r.;
paint ID aud all ether imp .ven.nt, have u-- aided
Tor the comfort ~ IL, ELr~t-
No pains vii tie Fpa.ed ~ maze j: euuA :. any
tr,t ciasa hotrI IA III, 'se Urn c"an;ry
The p.tfonage oi my frrnj, am tee ira, Tins
pubic Is respe fully solicited.
''bi1.3n THOMAS CHEEKY.
Bn I u llOgyA FsrnaM
and wuol,-,ie dealer, In
ANA HATS, CARS frEs. and STRAW ooops have
Itm,,tG 10 Ms ~ eaj H. Lax. 4. CulcAco ms
M-rt hAnts II III HI t.iois ale ri Auc
eSsm.nr our Fta.k. .tst3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-31

! Houss Aarn;shing Il Upholstery Gooda,
Mst,ressss o. -1ery Kind Feather Heas an! Pillows
Blasxsts, Quis, Cotton Sa-stinSs and p,iow
Castings,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

Governor H. g. Runnels, Of Texas, was quite sick at
Houston the Goth ut and no hopes were entertained
~ his recovery.
At the Everett Honse-frsnk = fiske New Hampshire;
M Dwight Gordon Mckay, Ezra Farnsworh, o. " Clark
and lady Boston lss Bent snd wife II Louis o. W Wight
HY;s n BuckinghaIn. Poughkerpsie Frank Moore Troy
= G. Calhoun, Bridgeport; J. NJ Bowdch, North Carolina
" L. loule and lady, Throgs Neck.
From New Orleans In ship sas Holmes-J Eide, and
n the stesrsge-
Prom Liverpool In ship Benz AdamsArs Reilly q New
Ycrk Mas sydden ~ Brooklyn; Hsddock and W Had
Sc<h, VI NYOrk; Dr Philip o Hsnon.
pEPARrrREs
For Liverpool In steamship PeFslaNr Vincent Wallace,
London; Mr. and Mrs Glsborne Johns Newfoundland
hr and Mrs Chas Kidsion Mr. and Mrs. l. u Morrison Y
sr and Mrs wm ureh and child; DO sr Bowen LIVER
rowmann, New York Chas sharpess. Philadelphia;
Eaumorr, Woke, do, Roverots, MADRID; Mr. Brand
MP de hcy, John Ford, England; Miss Forbes, Mss
mary FORBES Ensiand Rev and Mrs WIN Reilly Belfast M
snd Mrs wo-snholm England, Mics caharp, Mss Cal
thorp, Coupsuy Paris, lie Chevser Munso, Mexico Mr.
Barron brother and servant do Emile Grher New York
Jno karray England y Peacock New YORK; W Peters.
Eng hand Jn0 Iyx York Vim Blnkhrrn England Thos
Gray, England JAS Bunten, Jr Quebec, E1r Msren New
York Mr. and Mrs. Jno Briggs = Ious Miss Collins Chas
NV York Jos smith Virginia. NJ walker Jas Bradbury.
ireland Walter Abbott England Capt s,ephenson, Mrs
Norpey and James Deacon and Albert Deacon England
Capt Russell, Quebec,-To,al Co. Specie. s6o6eeo o.
for Charleston no steamship James Adgcr-Mrs
nnodor. Newton aud two children Miss Newton, Wells
gsan Mics Corlies Kennedy and lady Mrs Porchef 9
Dspan Mrs Geo Dispan and child Mrs Billings and infant
Mrs. Bates. Mrs Geo Breck and Children MISS q
Nhlitsmore, Miss " Whit. jerris1n, III Hsl
ters wn williams Jas Ward VIM Haml'an. u~u Bapler
ype Greenas, Clark, Wood N Richards, " Hoffman.
sR.s-.yelt Prce Tbos Ryder Thomson, Miss Thorn
n In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1857.

RICHMOND, Nov GAR steamship Jamestown Parrish
NIogk schr Myors Rhoades. Rockiand
THAR nchrs Richmond, James, NYorx: Ottawa seaman
Fespor Sid steamship Roanoke, skinner New York schr
Luna, O'Bren, Nova Scotia.
SASANrAH Nov 5-Arr ships Lady Russell Sinclair, N
York Elizabeth Hamilton, Lewis do below brig Trndelen
HAyencr, from Wiarasse Cid Wesernpor4 Berry
NIo.A, reAT John BoSion, Lingo, do
ST AUGUSTINE Nov FIN port schr T J Ulu Rich rom
Eyo-k 3lst. nearly DISCHARGED
SALEM Nov e--sTd schr Martha Maria, Small, Nyork.
WILMINGTON, Nov 6-Arr schr My Rover, Jackson, New
Yo* on Main BAR nrg yesa Ksvan, from Liverpool cd
IN brig Wooster, Higgins Martinique: s~hr sn
Davis EYork Oh brig Jacob Dock Thompson Gbrssr and
NIX schr II Rlackman, sherman sYor1.
WEXFORD, Nov 9-AYr schr Mail EedAah Precedence
Ter NYork. SD 7th sloop my Elsaser Chase NYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12
1V,~ yecot,.tsoC fur n Post Once site.


M following correspondence in regard 10 the PROPOSE
O@ winch has been made by the Omitted States govern
u,snt TIE Common Council for ths purchase Of Post
cs SITE taken place between the Postmaster General
Aaron v Brown, and the Mayer. II viii be seen from
Of the former that be makes sliusou 70
a the Legislature Of this State authorizing sale a
yece of Land for the erection Of building for Post once
purposes What eject this Law Will have upon the action
q the common Council OF course remains 20 be
WASHINGTON CsrY, Nov. g. 1867.
Hon. FERsASpo WooD, Mayor city N New York.
SiR-When was lately N your city Desired several
gentlemen 60 request YOU consider nv proposition
che city authorities Tor post ONCE TO be changed far
10 offer $50 900 for ESQ feet fronting Chambers
street running back into the park $50 feet occupying
fr reoolect the ground where the former buildings
were burnt down. l notice that act o. the lie
Gslature Of your State had been strangely over.
booked authorizing sale for this very purpose, and
ehe Common Council will accede to my proposition, VIII
Immediately New York and with the assent Of
Che President and the compliance with the reqution Of
she law relation tho approval q the title, close the
Trade. Very respectfully, your obedlent servsnt
AARON V. BROWN.
have to day written letter 70 Mr.. Thomas Jones ",
Chairman of Committee of the Common Council In reply
" one from him. A. '. Is
The following is the Mayors reply
MAYORS OsfIcy, NEW YoRK, Nov. 10, 1857.
Ss-Your communication Of the sth July IL received.
Az the subject Of your proposition before the Common
Council where legitimaiely belongs, and, have
power 20 act in the matter except by its direction have
referred your letter to that body Very respectfully,
FERNANDO W0OD, Mayor
A npav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

CLEARED
Steamship City Of Baltimore tBr, Leitch Lverpool-j @
~~an.hip james Adrer, TUNER chArls.son-spoeord,
Steamship Roanoke skinner Norfolk 1c--Ludiam Plea.
shIp western Continent Reed San Franelsccsqton CO.
s,ir 2 Kelly Bsrsi9w. L,erIool,a,Bsyd liineden
BRO sutton sartlr Cadir-I " Elwsll Sco.
Brig Tberas, IeCocq, cenfusso~-Chsselsin Ponvert
sesr Molsomb, Goslee sayannAhscrsnton Isllman
tebr Direct Bsyerags cay Poni.D Chimes son /. 60
v s or sa Rss. d Q'ere"u
Steamer Delaware, copos, Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
a. ~ .s . fsp.esi Co O. Had lad one eirS
sohns n ~ lai s., lap v i0 large propeller
shly Americas crrre. v.,b-r London. o., H. ,na rsie
.dwss - Oh Il gf a. az 80 = Grnnc YIN
shp Thornor bsncs ~ Iysrs az, VT
non ysrReel = ~ yo,s y ps IS 10y q So =
ion y 70 .ishans,e ssna VIII 81 nip Peruvian bound y
WIN MAYO fe from royal yaTe o. ds and re
an and S.go Il on BE- F rs ss" 4. King sr =
sncsd variable winds and weaihcf o. ne passage
rndse aud 81 passengers @ Stanton pagcr sI inst On
Cor New Haven short Of provision supplied her The Il
hss experienced heavy wes,her.
Nanbatan q. ssp y Everett Brown oct u. Ia Is
~ sensised steamship Anglo saron bound < 10y lat
tn o. slgnased ship Constantine Mscoiuet hence or iv
shp GerrnanIa Wood Hsyrc, Oct and Cowes l2h where
she put account q head winds with ndse and 20
sng.rs u Vim whiock Jr Had death On board during
uc passage Oct 81 la, S. Jon "a 90 saw ship Zurich from
1sFre for New YORK
SIR virginia Price of Boston, Popo Pequenno "
Cast q Africa Sept - with palm on peanuts and ps-sen
u AtranChes Aneida Co No date lat ~ - Ion -
pas-sd An ship steering W showing red signal with
tAaule n y, which We could not make ont
SIR Courier 1iam BONN Anrosturn q days with hides
o. Beth Kuuhardt
s.I Helene (Bri Roberts Chafloe,own PEI with oals
O. = " l0wden
kchr Mary sledman. Terry Georgetown &c, 4days
trbr lone, Iulford, Beaufort Nc, dave
trbr Whit S4uau, Smith Fredt rieksburr days
Ehr I harnes Rogers Hosion To- Trov
frhr Hall Lawrence. Portland 1t for Albany
tm kIeD Louisa Thompson New Haven
trhr Henry hsbee new futue, 0ieuwood
~ r1n.ra fhogefs Gardiner Albany ~ Providence
t<4n smith Briggs, Albany f0r New Bedford
tsff fenri kcuy, Albany flt SrW Bedford
fArhr owe Branch Robins Purf Fwen for gng -
r~fw tiuifa Aun. ttHds R0udnni f1r Bosian
Nshf New Zealand, Has'cd Rotdaut f1r B,~ou
hstr Anu "A. n, Willy %twafk for Boston
tlcop *urafH. Appttt NHn81ut lof norwich
Eeaga co g 4ttea N0Aaua rrgNHtC.a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

BRoADwAY TmarRE-Nr Mexican Buchanan gains Tau
res his progresses His othello last night
decided His rendering Of OF the scenes
entirely original, but at ele time most happy
and drew down well deserved applause In the
.~ where all the actors powers called forth in order
- do justice 10 Shaksperes most magnificent conception
q The workings .of jealousy and remorse, Mr. Buchanan
fully equal to the circumstances His reading
sxeep,onabe bis voice good and his acton dignided
and easy. we not mistaken otheo Mr. Buchanan =
chi daurre HIS powers certainly show 10 more advan.
eage in that character than King Lear, which he
selected for his first appearance and 70 ms rendi-
non OF which we took some exception. The cast last
sght good any house IL the city could furnish
comprising did the whole strength Of an excellent
company. Mrs. Davenport Desdemona q charming
piece Of acting Mrs. Conway male capital Enila and
Mr.. Conway Iago exceedingly good, though per
harps hrs idea Of the malignant, subtle villain had a little
Goo large dash Of the comic In II; that however may
have been mannerism A. whole his performance was
original and clever. We have eoldem Oiled
bpuse the Broadway-certan,y not since the "hard
SHnes " and this fact speaks loudly for Mr. Buchanan's
popularity. the fail Of the curtain MIR Buchanan wa
called and received vociferous round Of applause
M Conway similarly greeted and by request made
pretty little speech in few words.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

MUSICAL NArnRs--A grand concert in aid of the funds
Of the woman's Hospital, Of the most important Of
the many benevolent Institutions which sustained
This city wholly by private charity, is TO be given this
evening Mozart Hall, oS3 Broadway The affair is under
Ne direction of number Of ladies' headed by Mrs Ran
aoph Stone The principal artists OF the Opera give their
services and be hoped that the public VIII as freely
give its dollars.
The managers of the Opera at the Academy carry
ing their campaign with vgor and success The "Tro
vaiore given for the second time last evening TO
good house and announced for Friday, the last time
This opera admirably performed The .enors, Bgnard
DAngri have been surpassed in Manrico and
Axucena, and have received the unanimous commenda
ZION OF the public and the press lagrange, too sings
Ieopora admirably, and the baritone Ardavani improves
The managers Of the Opera Saturday
and Sunday evening At the adin,e the
Jtaniste, Miss Graever will make her dIaG The
prices both OF these have been wisely fixed
thc popular standard OF nifty cents.
Mr. Formes the basso has been the centre OF attraction
the musical circles of the city. He is not unlike Pierre
Soue physique but is somewhat taller than the Sena
err and has voice enough to MI two Academic They
getting up The Creation" for him Miss Miner will
he soprano solos, Mr. Perrng the tenor ana the chorus
wn be that Of the New York Harmonic Society, hun
bred and fifty strong Mr. Formes will make his ba in
grand opera.
The American Music Association gives It's first concert Of
she season at Dodworth's saloon this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12
CHATTER II.

" Ruined 1ost--uerly ruined !" were The words
which wrung from tho lips Of lord Conyb az be
stood once more beneath the dark archwsy which led
from the street 10 The gambia heN Those who would
have followed him forth he bad p saved back The
ca,n, marble silence which he had " I'd IN the pre-
scnee ~ mCr and beneath which 3, 'a scaled up all
cmoton- .. sheld AZ eg hge ppln fountain, locking
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BELOW

fo,h
Also, one Hamburg slap. one nsIk aaa cDe nr-s
HAH.D
Steamships Persia tBr Lavc-poo SaS AAger Charleston
koSnoke, Norfolk DO As Lady FraEk1n and sAr hooeT
Peel Liverpool; ana others
W,nt curing The DAY lrosa NV 10 WNw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

TIE SIGH.
(APrIR wAIIKR.)
As in the hour
OF sultry stiffness on summer day,
The pearly shower,
Ushered by zephyr's gentlest breeze,
Falls genial through the dropping trees;
So when the breast
In peDsive silence glowing love has scared
With care oppressed,
Anon the gently heaving sigh
Whispers OF cooling tear drops nigh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

TIE Crra-d steamship Persia Capt 5Sisins sailed veser
day fer Liver Win passengers and sos - ~ specie
BARK Cor JoaN NOR Anrhe g.iic~fng il eiegr"ph des
patch Elwooo Waiter ESQ Secretary board o. phoos
writers dated ~ NJ, A. "a
The bark John McRas fo Tits port for iAvsTroo S's
put sack IL King badly, will discssrge ana go on me Ways
BARx Cousins from Calais Via Rocsiand TOR bss-
Ladoes put INTO Portland sk sast, ieaky. A.
BAsg OCEANS rAvosrx rearce. from CsrdenAn IN ~
serpoc at Cnarlestos 9Th inst for repairs
leak 0a the ID day out -TarSxEysE 7y7ee2
IN BRIs HcsIar REED r.empsee. srSa Al4En1llA
Hsrbor Grace, EF rut r.o 81 JOHN H0s Cd tsS
mast sprung. =
ssp FIIA NAV fof Rocklsnd) Mills where from bound
not stated foul Of drifting log night Of 4h inst, about
Ak miles Island and sunk about half hour.
left in their boat and arrived safely at Aaehss
port
ArSAsIx before reported lahore the month Of the
Bzos been 60. OF and hiss arrived at Galveston sTe
sslvors received 500 and te goods damaged about 20
per cent The whole loss did not exceed 5000.
The steamship Of the south last evening taken
he large Balance dock for the Of receiving new
propeller and her bottom examined.
IAuNcREpAt Cherry field ID inst by Messrs Smith Rnsey
and Capt Leighton superior brig of 335 tons, oaed the
Naiad, 10 be commanded by CaptL. -
Ellsworth I'd by Jordan ESQ, fine brig of 80
called the Oroan and be commanded by Capt Chas
Lord.
Al Thomaston 9Th inst by Messrs Chapman Flint
rior ship 100 called the Frand Flint She rs
owned by the builders and by Capt Robinson. who VIII
ommand her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12

THE TOUCHSTONE OF TRUTH.
Truth b the trial Of itself,
And needs no other touch,
And purev than tho purest gold,
Re1nc 4 Meier 20 much.
u Is The light and lie o Lave,
The Bun that ever shlneth,
The spirit OF that special grace
That faith and hove defineth.
II is the warrant OF the Word,
That yields n scent 90 sweet,
As gives a power 70 Faith TO tread
All Falsehood under feet.
RRN vopyes
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A. VII tbs M. KYs RINEWED EVERY DAY.
LHERATJ RE.

u NOT HaRNlI-Y.
:" sy John sNtcH, w..
Che origna, John)
D, ohsde NOT narshly whshsoe'sr
Neccs must that thou shou,lst cnids:
Tor wrathful words they I" SUR np STRIFE
And rouse the demon pride.
Nay, chido not hsrshly, lost tho Young
Thy well meant warnings spurn,
And to thy words Of counsel yield
thanklcss, cold retarn!
Chide gently, lost deceit spring up
10 faint the t,mid heart
Lest harshness teach the erring child
The hypocrte's sad part.
Yes, gently chidc, rs He was won't,
Who once our trespass bore,
And 70 1bc penitent replied,
Go US0u and sin no more 70
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CEnpE svr HaRSln.Y.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-17
NOTICE.

All persons hereby forbidden 70 Nine Die or 9th
erlse trespaSs upon Mineral from the n W
quarter Of the n W quarter Of section FIVE T57 town
tve, u range three rs east snv other lands belong
ing 70 the undersigned without nv consent In case of
such resass the parties will be desl with according to
law WTTTTs,F TsNrS
Dodseviue July I7th 1856. Ia-tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-17

Well. AND SIMPLY SA52.-She1t0n IN
one Of his sermons, SAYS An uDrirlf
IS always easier than STOPPING posture,
because i Is more natural and one part is
better supported by another; SO il is cas-
Ter to be an honest man than a knare.-
It IS also more graceful"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-17
TIRNING SHOP

IT ATING now completed oil the necesza-v Nachfnerv
for the purpose the subscriber is prarrd TO do ali
kinds Of Turning the shortest notice and on the most
reasonable terms. ut his shop Chestnut street few
rods north from Nilton's. JOHN CTOVEEY
Mineral Point. Sept. !, 1856 25tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-17

80 A shrewd little fellow who had
Just began to read Latin, astonished his
master BY the following Transaction
: ' IT, aman; gin, trap. Virgin a
man tran"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-17

81 viii believe IN the right of one
man 10 govern nation desnorir3lv y,ban
ma man born mothe world with boots
and spurs, and nation born with saddles
on their backs Sidney.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-17

* Though L may not be in vonr
power TO be naturalist, poet. an crater
or mathe1netiaon, It is in your power 10
be true man, which is best of all.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-17

4 BEAUTIFUL lDEA.-I know only two
beautiful things in the universe the star
ry heavens above our heads, and the SEN
unent Of duty in our hearts.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-17

go rs IND CA PS!
WINTER STYLE Cheaper than Ever
FE'iE subscriber has urv received large supply in adj
E clifton to those OF his manufacture, the most
approved sts les of
HATS AND CAPS,
for the Fall Winter trade which, are warranted equal
I" any ever brought to this lt, both for beauty
durability.
Being DESTROYS &c i-nosin his stock as fast as pos
siaie, he has determined 10 offer His HATS AND cars
~ prices much lower than they have ever before been
sold in this market
Gentlemen are invited TO call and ealaiuo his stock
and learn his prices.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
- Repairing done MS usual on short notice and on
reasonable terms.
Mineral Point, Oct. 18th, 1856 4otf
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Sc Inc events Of youth are stamped
n me memory Of age as primeval foot
marks upon clay are preserved in stone.
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h. Build good school houses. emnl,v
competent teachers, and anon we NAV ~,
scribe on our prison doors, For Rent"
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Ia Shocks says, a painter painted a
shlngle 50 exactly ike marble, that when
Il tel INTO the river it sanki
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va :. DID YOU ever see fori?" asked
4 city gent of a lady from the country, At
tAe opera the other night. See forty 2
exclaimed she with an Undesirable air
= | amt thirty-Gve YETI"
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Children,- Tceth.

to healthy development and regularity IN
the position Of ese most useful and beautiful organs
Teeth viii he filed if the application be made II time with
pure6od in such manner as 10 preserve tae1 TO the
of4fe Teeth viii carefully extracted with lit
tie pain passibe improved instruments VIII be used in
ali cases, satisfaction warranted in every particular
S-7 TOOTH PoVvDERs always on hand for sale
Mineral Point, October 20, 1886. +II
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lHE REASON NHY.-Whv are ener-
geuc men like emehcs2 Because YOU
can't keep them down.