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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-09
GREAT
EXCIT T. NJ ENT

Prevailing all over the country, in consequence of
the tremendous success Of MeLean's Volcanic
Oil Liniment. 1t is supercedng every Liniment
and remedy for the cure local pains and external dis
to walk by its use, many that were suffering for years
with OLD CHRONIC SORES, and had tried in vain the
many h emeaes and hnme1 IS NOW , before The public
| bottles of McLEAN's CELEBRATED LINIMENT.
1t is no longer an untried remedy, but fixed and
immortal "fact' certified to by the MANY THOUSANDS
| that have used it, that
McLean's Volcanic OIL Imminent
Is the best iniment that has been discovered and
cure of soREs Of ali KINDS SwELLISos, or any local
PAINS on man or animals.
| eB- Liveyy-stable Keepers, Farmers, Dray-
men and all that have the charge Of horses
should keep a supply constantly ON hand, to
be used in time of need.
PRICE or THE LLNZlnENT.
In CONSCIENCE of the increasing demand for this val
liable Imminent, it is now put in twenty-five cent
ties, fifty cent and one dollar bottles. The fihy
s Ie n 20 t ON s aGsny q the swen'
that purchasers will save money by getting the
cs,- All orders for the Volcanic Oil Eminent mus
be addressed to the proprietor, =,
aps5;ly JAMES II. MCLEAN LIS ST. L q ifiT Ne.
HORSE FOR SALE.
THE subscribers have well broken horse for sale
my22 McREA 4 WELLS.
TNRESH TEAS
II a half Chests Imperial, Young Hison, Gunpow;
der and Black Teas. "a Caddies assorted Teas and IL
pounds in each, of fresh importation, Just refelye by
ap2l WHEELER q hiuGS
mime Pocket Knives!
IL Gentleman desiring Fine knife can md fifty
mv1g CHAS. s. WELLS.
= :.
CHOWER BATHS.-H dog. Showerbaths, suit
- able for bedrooms, for sale by
my1. SAMU Eli ORk.
WNJAW HANDIES.-30O sawed and split Plow
III Handles, received and for sale by
myl6 SAMUEL ORR.-
fNhOice Maple MOlasses
1 J for sale at reduced prices.
my20 q. ID. CoOk & SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-09
Hogs, Hocs,, W.u,cdu

ONE Hundred Hogs Wanted--The highest price
paid SA,I. yICKERY.
je1 'iii "
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-09
Correspondence of the Evansville Journal.

Tie late conflict betaceeA Federal and STATE or
GERS Conflict Of ,Tarisdietion.-O Old !" Peg
Leg'once ns0re.-Fyare gp at WaShingt0n.-
Commercial Fdilues.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-09

LADIES WORK BASKETS, &C.
- DOZ Rouud and Oval Laies Work Baskets;
eE do Embroidered do do do
Together with good assortment Of Fancy Baskets for
sale ny sl S. VTCKERY.
Corner Main and Second 81.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-09

~ 50 kegs Wheeling Nails assorted sizes. For sale
je6 t by W. REILLY.
r1Neas
u A full assortment Of Imperial Gunpowder, Young
Hyson and Black Tea, for sale ty
je6 W. REILLY.
TB,ohaccO. =
Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco for sale by
jsj t... W. REILLY.
Nement
~ hydraulic Cement always on hand and for sale
jej by w. REILLY.
a Nunny BaSs. RI t3,fttGtf.
close by - + = -. - ~ = =
. jej W.REILLY.
Wheat Sacks. .-a
~ go second hand wheat sacks suitable for oats
or bran for sale by
jej w. REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-09
AGRICULTURAL.

Nader. n-ms nn,cn u.aa.r ,..r..a e., ..,,
JED by WHEELER u RIGGS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-09

ERESH TEAS
IL A. half Chests Imperial, Young Hison, Gunpow.
der and Black Teas * Cadies assorted Teas, and IL
pounds in each, of fresh imporation reSsiye by
ap2l WHEELER q h1uuS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-09

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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-07
Original 4oetru.


For The Jefosonidn.
LINES
On the Death OF nIrs. Mary ID. Hardy.
Mary, when first looked on thco,
l little thonght so soon
That I, amid II weeping train,
Should follow to thy tomb.
Far from the homo that gave the BIRTH
Friends that would bid thee stay
Surrounded BY a friendly band,
Thy gentle spirit passed away.
Tho many friends stood round thy bier,
Full many tear was shed,
That one so young, and lovely too,
Must sleep amoug the dead.
And he, the husband Of thy heart,
Ger thy how death-couch bent,
While sorrow, far too deep for words
His anguished spirit rent.
She sad-"0h! am happy now
r.,r happier ,nan wn,n here;
Then cease to wear saddened br ow,
or shed for me a tear"
But all ye cannot call her back
Dear friends your tears are vain;
Her eyes are closed, nor will they opo
To- earth's vain things again.
PEsDLEroS, July IS, lsj7. -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-07

Hancock Courier. We neglected tc
notice, in our last weeks issue, that Mr.. A.
M. HoLLAssuoH, late Of the Shelby DEMO
cssr, had purchased Mr.. b. F. RosrssEao'
interest in the Hancock CouRirR, and viii
conduct 1t hereafter. Mr. HoLLAsAuca, IL
stating his position, remarks that he viii
"take as a guide the political legaces ant
principles OF fTHoHAsJEyyrRsoN and ANDREW
JACKSON, as carried into execution by th,
present Democratic administration"
His position. therefore, differs from ours
in that. WE "take as guide" the politca
principals Of those "early fatheIs," as the,
were understood and "carried into execu
tion" by themselves. The identity of tn,
Democratic principles OF JEFFERSON, ant
those of the present administration woult
involve question eqnally as grave and de
batible, as the one raised in reference to tn,
identity OF the iock-knife, for which thu
owner had first got a new blade and next ,
new handle.
To Our Patrons. ofour friends
in different parts Of the county. have prom
lsed to aid us in extending our subscription
list. We hope they will bear this fact il
mind, and call on their neighbors, who are
not taking the JEFFERsoSIAN, as soon as tn,
busy season is over.
Church Noticc.--Rev. Il. PARKaR will
preach sermon in the Methodist Church,
on Sabbath next, on the Second Advent.
Public Documents. We are under oh.
legations 10 Hon. b. r. WADE, for copy o
the Explorations and Surveys of a Railroad
from the Mississippi River 10 the Pacific
Ocean.
Fire Engines. understand that tn,
Town Council have purchased lot, for the
purpose of building a house, in which tC
keep the Fire Engines. This will please
the b. hoys no little.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-07
GOODS AND STATIONERY
GROCERY AND BAKERY

will do we'll to cals as have a good variety Ia
both departments, and will sell cheaper thar
any one in Ohio, as am bound to sell.
Twill also sell, or trade for II farm, my pri
vate residence, which is PLEASANTLY situated
east of the new Presbyterian Church, on Har'
din street, Pleasant and Convenient Buildings
a general variety Of best bearing Fruit Trees
For particulars, will be found at my Bakery
and Provision Store, two doors south Of Cars
Hotel. until the FIRST Of September.
July 81, 1857. E. RICE.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-07
PATENT sPHEREoTYPE!
Anbrotypesi !

With all the latest improvements, together will
pictures on Paper, Cloth, Leather, &c. Pic
lure taking ON
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-07
CARRIAGES! WAGONS! BUGGIES


AHEAD OF COMPETITION.
The best nniSIed, the most substantial and
the cheapest Carriages, Wagons and Bug
gies; ever sold 1.-THE North West; embra-
cling every description, style and grade
with prices TO correspond, are kept
constantly on hand and manufac.
tured TO order at ELI BEACH Il
CO., on the South end of Main
street, three squares South OF
Union Block. His expert
ence in business, and
the number of hands
enable him to fur
nish any descrip-
tion of work in
his line, on
the short
est notice,
whether it be
the most fancy
work, or the COM
mon Buggy or Wa
gon. His workmen are
unsurpassed by any in
the country. and his work
is not excelled by any estab--
lishment North or South, East
or West. The public are invi-
ted TO call and examine his work
and prizes. They willcertainly be
pleased as to both, as he is determined
not to be undersold by any far or near.
Painting, trimming and repairing done on the
shortest notice. Allwork sold W i'll be war
ranted.
Shop, on Putnam, street, west of Main.
ELI BEACH q co.
June goth, 1s56.-tf.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-07
sPHEREoTYPE 5.

HNHE undersigned would respectfully an
Il nOunce to the people of Hancock county
that they have formed \ co.pHrtnership for the
purpose vi introducing the celebrated
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-07
A SIMPLE VEGETABLE REMEDY

Immediately when the lrstsyptoms commence.
good physc, composed of the healing plants
Nature herself has provided. This you can
find i'm our
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-07
L r. "A TT H B R
POWERFUL SkY-LlGHT,
Prices and Quality !!
SHOULDER ARMS.

MAS the great word Of command at the
w time of the American Revolution. And
after receiving reinforcement, | have conclu.
ded to shoulder arms and march into the field,
with as good an article of
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-07
Tree7s Trees!s

I s. POWELL, Agent in Findlay, for the
q. Rochester, New York. Nurseries, is pre-.
pared TO furnish citizens Of Hancock county, IN
season for fall planting, with every variety ol
tho Choicest Fruit and Ornamental Trees
Persons intending TO select troes for fall plant
ing are requested 10 call on the undersigned be
fore making purchases. and examine the cata
logucs Of the Rochester Nurseries, and obtain
prices. J. S. POWELL.
Findlay, July IS, 1857.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-07
NOT GOING TO KANSAS.

DUT am determined TO stay here or 60 some
I'D where else, and AS 1t "bocomes necessary
In the course Of human events" and the bus.
mess enterprise Of our citizens, and their de-
not 10 let any other city in the
State excel ours In Commodious and Splendid
Rooms, Buildings, Railroads, and other busin.
ess facilities, therefore, ] shall have to leave
the room now occupy, to give place to bet
ter one, and, for the above reason, have con.
cluded TO sell out TO any one that wishes to get
"A pood asaortmpnt of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

ILKS TT Is WELL KNOWN BY EVERY
sas that ~ ass selling these Goods very low, and
" ass this Fal prepared . oGes - ane ss CT ~
can b found West Of Chicaso, q our usual low
pricss. 4. 4 =. n TYNER,
seplbdtf No . L. Claire Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
Trustees sale.

WHEREAS on the 2ist day of March, AID. 1854.
w krns' JGIiIs George iarEhem ex. .utei ante
aneia Anon n frnstr-. cerfsil deed ~ Trust.
COW y.ns 10 said Trts:re ne a IL sc-;t { 44tF,
Iowa. described as follows 10 Wit The East hslt o;
the so.th west cuarte., ant tn North West & q
t'r Of the North West q9arsef = se,'lan ar'n.er
tweniy-o /. !, in Township ssy.n'y-rns -
North, o'Rsnse two ri, Esst u the 9th T. M,vh.st
SAID c"nv'yance wa Eade ~ the said Lapsa it
for tn iHrp"s- OF securing the qsyIneni y tesa
?fomlsSury rote and the interest thereon Elsnst TIT
sad isnsh' i'm, da'et the 1lst osy ~ AarcH 4 II
ISL for ave hundred suG twtn y-Lye AR -
f.ieev.iy, with ten Ut cent inter- layall@ aErg
ally.
And nov. sail notes hayir oecorle duesni Isvs-
be- ant the ssia L,rslt m IL Nc ial.d rAy BIZ
same, !, fgsicis Anon, T.l>te" 50 a,ofrss1s Vi
her by give Ills patle ce that ty vlftee o. I'll
power which Is IL INC ,"d Y sal deed ia ii
Iw.ii. On Saturday he l7.h t4y ~ Oct q A p
1887 at tn hour u Two elJck She atte raaH af
sail day, A. the Court Hnusa duag 10 the ci9 III
Davenport, EXPOSE ard easT far sila IN pubic a1e>
ton. 70 the highest t.dder ~ cs-h, ilets-a SIS
laud above describ d, much ,lerp5f A. Sal D..
suricieut to SATISFY aad pay the amount Il ss ale
with the ntere thereof. 10 the cay @ ssle too her
with the exp attending soiI sale, costs Q, Ills
notice and Trustees fees Upon lhe c5a.f. s. u
such sale deed viii be sren IL accorilic.. ". ]! H.
stipulation Of said dosd :, Trust.
Dated the e2i day Of up emlrr. \ D,l35-.
FRANCS ANON,
sep7li,j n rst
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

MONG OUR DOMEsTICS MAY BEFoj Nd
. large stock OF besched an brown Sheetings, al
widths, rickings, Checks, Stripes. Den,ms, wooden
and GOTTEN Ylnnnels IfnFeys. &c. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
Great Discovery.

1--WE subscriber, while engaged IN digging vel
on bis farm. In Peasant Valley, Broi, county,
discovered BEAUTIFUL article Of stone, very similar
TO the csebrsted sthens Marble, used Ia Cook Ssr.
gents banking Houss. tits capable Of receiving q
fine polish, end works very easy he nov prepar.
Ing 10 open his quarry, when he will be ensiiei 10
farnsh u In any quantity desired and 10 blocks Of
any size.
Specimens OF this stone can DO SEEN II this otiee.
when further particulars Will be sivsn.
HBNRY GRAGSRN,
Peasant Valley, Scott county, lows, on tho Ie
els re Rood.
ssp5Hh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
LEGAL.


WHEk1AS on u lssh aay II SEPTEMBER, A D.
w less, Ih0As nu05o - Mass Dcyie, bis ~ifs
sxscuted unto Auseio CGghln 81 Trustee : c~risin
ised Of Trust cuavsyAG y ssid Trn.tee the land III
scott County, Ivva, 6ooUtned . follows, 70 wit .
me oDosn veoe Quoster u SA- South West Qnsrte
os seesioa number twenty-hine (39), In township
numeer sevsnty-efkkt ('6l, North Of Range nun.ber
three (y. Hast o. the 9Th incipai Ne idAn, which
said CONVEYANCE made BY the said Thomas ID vie
and May Loyie Ter the purpose Of securing the pay
nent OF two Certain promssory notes and The inte-
rest thereon, signed by said Thomas DOYLE dated The
10Th day OF September, d. 1876, " the order o.
isabea aAases oue for thirty seven 5O-iO0 dolsrs,
paysose elk months sftrr dat he other for tnres
hundred and thirty sven 81 100 doilarr, payable
one y ar AFTER ohsr WITH ten pr oal i.ieFssi Pc
annam after ma,nritv
And nov sail notes Nsvire be-G due and PAYABLE
and the sail Thoir > Doyle having failed to psy u
same, Austa Corbsn. Trustee aforesaid - hereb,
give THIS pubic uC.ics, that by virtue OF he p4wcr
which in me vested BY said deed Of Trust, will
Saturday the iIth day o: Oci u, 1851, q, the hour
q 2oelocs In the s'tsrrooa said day al the Caar
House door In the city Of Davenport expose aid CT
foi SALE al public auction ~ ihs high 81 liter fer
cash. the parcel Of lana shsye ce9rTlhef or so reh
thereof - shall be sufficient 10 satisfy and ray tar
amount Of ssid notes. with the interest 10 The das
OF saie together With the expenses attending sail
sale, costs Of this notice snd Trustees fees
Upon the eompie'icr ~ such ssle = decd VII r.
siven In accordance with tue stpaiai--- of sa Deed
OF trust.
Dated the ssa lay OF sep'elnhtr r, A D, 1851.
AUSTIN CORgiN
sep?sd.s Trrstee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
Mortgage - sale.


1HE cIhTE Oh low \.
Scott County.
To Paul Dcut.ch and all olhar D sons
Interested.
VIyHERHAS on the 18Th lay of nacemrer, A p
Antoine ic Claire certain pionli-scry not i. ira
date, for the sum Of FIVE hundred dtalars, psyae to
the order OF Antoine lie Claire, On tAe 2Sth day q
August, p, 1891, with interest Ut ten lsg fer
annum; AMI whereas the sand Paul D ii b did
the sa 18th day OF Dscenber, y, loJ6, excel
unto The said Antoine II Claire MORTGAGE upon
the following described Real Estate, to wit 10 5
number seven ~ ana e.rh; 81 N ho-k nuraas t~t
~. said block being in Subdivision numaer i M
t1l) in lie Ciairs's Addition to the city n.7
port, which said mortgage IL re- rdfd I'D ~ fsss
Of Scott Count, STATE We b. K X q msIfsa
rage 2G2 TO which refttcr't may Ne had. Aul ttt
conditions Of said i oiiFa-c lavirE been orgl I
reason OF the non payment II tn san, Ut ones i8t
upon said rote, The ssd Antoine LtClq're gives no.
tice, that IN accordance wili th, atctu'as e sueA
cases made ard provided, h " pror-t s.5t
the equity of ierlton III said Parcels OF Il ls-
tate, ami for this purs Harvey Leon nd, f.e She
rid OF said county, will al ihe Court Housa do0r II
the cit. Of Davsr port In said county on eatur-ng
the l0ih Gay Of October, A y, 1854 At the laif Of
, O'Clock in the aferncoa n said tly, srll sGl ral
GELS cf land at public auction 10 the highest la
for cash, or Sc much thereof as shan be srGse.enf
to satisfy the amount then due upon said uet"s an.
costs OF ills sale.
September 81, 1s5T.
ANTOINE lie CLAIRE, HI LEONARD.
Moit.ige,, sauIia.
ser5itd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
Baskets! Baskets!

or every size sliaic snd qus'iy low b. horg
in the d;y. Also CABS aid WILLOW WARE,
every description.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
". 4. CnlLlDS h CO.'S.

W. 4. CnlLDS h CO.'S.
Patent ELASTIC Fir. and Water Proof
CE.ME.vT ROOEkVG -!
MA tus under igned, pr paced to contract
w and put on u tue shortest no'ice,our
Eosf;c Fire d Water Proof Cement ROOFING
pr4eg The only article vt invehtcd that viii sue
cepseuy rssist the action Of tn atmosphere IN every
climate. u y perfectly dre and waterproof, ami III
no,nt Of durability wc believe u 10 equal II not sup
ftoe, 20 any mstsitc ro' ting We can put u on owe
"a tiu tar, iron, or shingle roofs making no al
osrsncs bow 1T or steep the roof may be. THIS
sooo.g isvarrsn ed to Prov M abose represented
We vii put Il for IS 90 psr squ re- 90 ret
eaussc.l We will apply i.u on tin aud iron roo tV
V1oO per square, BENG, on account u ITS DURABILITY
- cheapest pe,nt that can b. used
We invite III who ar, baiiding, and those who with
NAslr r0pl- rpa,red 70 call - our ONCE opposite the
Vsoaar~ HUs-s Davenport. Iowa. and FL amino sam-
49, end oattssy themselves la regard " the durabii
~ ed prea Liability VI this ro,aEg.
Il D-We prepared 10 all orders for our &c
not 70 the vcsdins at distance with printed d.
'' on e.S eos~iy RseAss for Io.ea e~d kinne.osa
J.svAN eERGEN = BIO.
o. 4. Benz AMIN. Central AGENT.
nGTIRENCEs IN CINCINNATI
II ~. BAILEY, Saith street, between Fourth md
Mr. ssmu., OsAp n, No ~ Fourth street.
0osrv aud Won Publ, No % Fourth street
0onfao U4rtloee, Hre9l0COt OF tue DANE
d sohn Law Agent Of Royal lns. o., Lsndos
oad Liverpool
sssrs joan SAiiae o., Dry Goods dealers. Ah
street.
.ssnsii and Rannsasbsrs. Furniture Mans On.
Aeaiers eth ss~et.
us esveuUood, Leo.
~ 0lnkls.
pAvNPosI3
Gen L Dsvenpurt
Or james Hall,
Ooats 3 Pstealn Builders,
WWAseler, Architecs,
1P~ck, cMy 0lr,k,
0ea 3 Pssk-v,
8 Cline Painter,
0y Paterson. Lreass s.sest,
Jsmne. Dnnslly = Lea, Dayenporlisron. worh
NJ adams.
Dabea 4 RsGq., jewelers.,
R0CK ISLAND.
% ovyes,
PIN ebal bAnko
yaaa WOODS
Lewis \ Wsbber, Poseassess.
q Huhssra, Aetna lasaraaea
q oser,
Ire eoose, Dull s~S.
s.:: .''A : o. b ''''-' s''''A''''''' Co. No
GeSasr. 0sas y, lo~s.
0easy Wbo~, Wholesale --Creohsu d-aler, Low
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
. -.
1891. k2sisss.ssssss..'.Ess. S,ss.- 1887
VALazGCGrr
TREs6nTEXPnEsS COMPANY.
EVANS, MORLEY 81 CHEW, Agents
FOR ROCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT.

L g,eter icsI .teh Than any other f.e;ht liae from
EosToN, NEW YoRa, PHILADELPHIA,
add Al intermediate !. nts SOUTH and ~ ST.
Having tho Cits o. tie fIil ,Ttut kes >, and
ecffs vi'h tham. A.er. bsnts depend upo bet
icr tine Il All iv any ether it3e.
S.iul, 6y Ills .lae vii have prompt PREPARATION
y. Gde item % any amesc OF Goods WINE in
thrir charg, aid wil aat ta sent - the kai Road
which tue Gomase NAY have occurr, for redress.
Those de.irirE - make AFranst ments Tor spTiug
bu.ine vi. plea call before making arrangcm
Hlth mn O.acr liz.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-03

After time, Mr.. Lupe says " Good
bye, sir. Here's a man as is wanted"
and suddenly turns down street and is
lost. True worthy Grip trudges Oh. He
has long walk before him, but he never
rldes-lt costs money-listening to the
bells at times, but thinking of Beca Wylde
always, when her fair form-for he has
created an ideal Beca in his gnarled ma
ture-is not bloued out by that of her
father, the evil spirit of every Christmas
to him for many years back save one.
I" / Will pat this girl between him and
me-" he mutters. I'll lavish kindness
Oh her, ard she shall live to hate him.
She is poor and I'll warp her, warp her
like a bow. That hag, Widdgery, too,
I'm afraid of my life of her. This girl,
Beca, shall step in between me and that
skeleton in the house"
And Beca continues TO fit before him
as he walks on over the creaking snow,
and ding dong, ding dong, iaugh the
Christmas bells in his ears like a mock
ing fend.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-03
1 pe try.
A PEAN FOR THE PRINTERS ART
BY 7. h. ALDRICH.

BY T. b. ALDRICH
The southern Cross the Northern Bear.
The trembling sister Pleiades,
ihe many tangled stars above
The ebb and flow of purple seas
The pulse Of flowers that throb through Earth
The lovely seasons changing place.
And all that God from Chaos wrought.
Are but the tools of Time and Space
The Mind wider orbit has
Than Sun or Moon or Earth or Mars
\ thought can grasp inmensity,
Ard wiring the secrets from the starsl
The Elements are slaves 10 Man;
He links the hills, he spans the Sea,
And he has made the Lightning ieud
A tame and servile Mercury
Ills hand has taken the shapeless ore,
And with subtle skill, designed
a little ''font of type" TO bear
The impress of the deathless Mind
TO fourth pure, eyangel Thought,
Let wars red golfalon be unfurled
Go FORTH and with thy teachin ..s break
The menacles that bind the world
Go fourth with holy lirs of Peacel
Speak golden word- of God and Death,
and, like the good Samaritan,
Pour oil upon Tie wounds of faith
Paan for the printers Art
The toiIing brain the ready pen
The hand that holds the peerless cup
OF knowledge to the lips of nenl
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t'A>Hl0NABLE TAILOR, would tender his thanks 70
tie citizens Of Mineral Point and vicinity for past IA
7a-s. and say that he still the old " IEIfCSE Office
tqa>lte the Book Store High-st, Mineral Eont zen
-tas clothes cleaned and pressed short notice 81
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CHARLES +. LEGAT

1 .IeENEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW. Highland,
. lava County, Wis Collections made, and all bust
l.>> entrusted TO his promptly attended to- 81
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4. VI. STRONG.

4 TTeRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Rchland
y Centre, kicAlaud County Wis. All eusiRes entrus-
~. 81 hi~ care promptly attended 81