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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-01-06
Loose Expectorations.

Tie following gives vivid idea of the ap
positeness of Mr.. Summers description of SEN
ator Butler, when he said he could not open
his mouth but out there flies a blunder. In
the Senate, Mr.. Butler was saying that when
Mr.. Calhoun and General Jackson were cho-
sen President and Vice President, the contest
was +" not sectional"
Mr.. Wsde-It is not so on our part now.
Mr.. Butler--Is it not sectional on his part
when the gentleman says lie eoould hare both
candidates for his section!
Mr.. Wade--I have said nothing about
the locality of the President and Vice Presi-
dent not word that am aware of.
Mr.. Buter-Perhaps you are rot fully a.
ware of what you did saw. Ido not know
that you SAID a, but you acted it. r
Mr.. Wade-I know l did not say it.
am aware of what | say. raasx fsa rg0
Mr.. Buter-The Senator thinks that acts
do not count as much as words. ~ 7d qi
Mr.. Wade--I did not say syllable about
it. ai ofi as m ir 30,
Mr.. Buter-Well, where were your candi-
dates afroml si aailf gii8 ilh @
Mr. Wade--The United States, sir. r5i ss
Mr.. Butler--I will not be tempted to go
into that. .sro iasaaa .otsioI
FIe i happier who has little and with that
little is content than he who has much. with
impatience for more. ''''i
Aspiring beggary il wretchcdness itself.
Only the idler or the coward rails against
his fortune.
A gem unset is ofno use so man un-
taught is stupid.
A mans own heart must be ever given to
gain that Of another.
Every man is volume, if you know how
to read him. iN N Al ai
Finery is very unbecoming in those who
want the means Of decency. 'N'l'' 'ips
Applause is the spur Of able minds, the
end aud aim Of weak ones.
The actions Of man tell Of what kind he
is, As do The fruit Of tree. "
Those who are frugal by habit, hardly
know that temperance i virtue.
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Kansas-.Intercsting Particulars.

The Lawrence Herald OF Freedom of the
l3thi inst. contains many Indications of the
hopeful state Of affairs with tho Free State y
men. That paper itself is in the full-tide of
successful experiment. Since its reestablishi
ment subscriptions, and leash payments, y
have flowed in apacc. The acknowledgement
of shrcceipts from Nov 30'to Dec. 10 a.
mount to $500 The publishers are no long,
or able to supply back numbers. Their pow
er press not being yet in opefation,7 they are
obliged to run their hand press night and
day. oren r9 3faied l4alAI i.-
In spite Of the cold weather, work still
goes on upon the Unitarian Church. The
roof is completed, and the fine basement
room, designed for high school, is nearly
ready for the plasterer.i A clock for the tow
err has arrived safely from New Orleans. II
was wrecked on the passage, and carried in
to Havanna but escaped injury, and has ar
rived in good condition-a fine piece of work
man ship, costing $500 in Boston,, whence
it was sent rs a present. Mr.. Mute breaches
meanwhile in a school-room. 2 lad38ll = AaW
Board in Lawrence is worth from SO, so 10.
So per week {. II is impossible TO get single
rooms it'o2 70 ~ ih'2 ~
COL Harvey aud fifty others, mostly mem
bers Of the militia company lately disbanded
Mt Lawrence, have started for one of the tri.
butarics Of the Potawatomie Creek, intend
ing to take up claims and form a settlement.
They are a part Of tho Illinois emigrants,
who had such difiicultiesiin getting into tho
territory. Their course exhibits striking
contrast to that pursued by the Southern I'M
migrants brought into the Territory by Bu-
ford, Titus, and Others scarcely one Of whom
remains. VOTE 81 ieH 'tst. .issH
A meeting has been held at Lawrence on
the subject Of forming city organization. =
Some objection was made, from the danger
that they might thus como in contact with
the bogus laws aud officers; but the general
opinion seemed to be that they had full night
to associate voluntarily for their own protec-
ton and sclfgovernnent. The subject is
still under consideration. A meeting has
been held on the subject Of public schools.---
A subscription has been set on foot to raise
81 200 for that purpose, in which case sim
liar amount has been promised from the
East.icr td is3 htt oI38 goy III .S0AoesiI
The Frte-Staic Legislature is TO meet at
Topeka ON tho first Monday of January. % No
apprehension is entertained of ANY aitoinpt
to interrupt its procccdings.ra yhiad ogeiiod
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-01-06
,E-OEIFCE IN OAK HALE THIRD STORY.

'er will, the SAM amount OF sugar that it pro-
duces in the West Indies, on the South A.,
mcrican coast, or in any of the regions from
which sugaris brougbtto TO our country. This
alone should be sufficient reason with the
honest 'protectionistSto repeal the sugar tax.
He be more than . pretectionist-
must be little out of his censes-who in
ssts on legislating SO as It9 encourage such q
manifest waste of human industry. t.i:-.
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Publishing Newspapers.

Thurlow weed, the veteran editor Of tho
Albany Journal, recently said 10 person
who applied to him for advice with regard to
starting newspaper: with all my cxperi-
cncc, should shudder at undertaking new
paper. II is as difficult Of creation as a
Statc.p, Who, that, has ever undertaken the
work, has not realized the full truth Of this
remark i,a,I r..n.t ~ rail.a-l l..Il ..ni.nlln.t
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-01-06

Fanny Jones says that when she was in
love she felt as if she was in a tunnel with
train Of cars coming both ways. Jimicks
says that when he was in leyc he felt rs if no
was being hung--and had q cat in his bat
and peck Of humble bees under his iwsist-
coat. Jimicks knows tho symptoms. julia
ma says thatshe felt---oh my--as il sho we're
abowerof moonbeams sinking into bath Of
cffulgcnt honey beneath q blaze Of balmy
stars to the tones OF slow rnpsicsnsrdn dir
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-01-06

lrE Hope is the best medicine, and fortu-
nately it is in the power Of every doctor to
dispense IL. Hrs] % saiierr1,i .fsoH
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The Vote for President--IsSe.

Fremont over Buchanan, 22O,7O5: FIRE.
mont over Fillmore, 045,4G3; Buchanan o.
yer Fillmore, st2,75s; Fremont and Fillmore
over Buchanan, 50S,548.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-01-06

0ur'devilis in high glee over his New
years success. 7oar
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-01-06

The above tables arc nearly all official
California alone is not fully heard from; but
her complete returns, though they will slight
ly increase the aggregate vote will not vary
the proportions. Counting her probable to-
tails and all the scattering elsewhere, inclu-
ding votes not returned until too late to be
put in the official, we may call the aggregate
vote of the Union 100000, divided thus !:
Fremont, 1,400,000; Buchanan, 100000; !;
Fillmore, 900,0OO.-[ New York Tribune.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-01-06

TuE MOST SEpucriyE FonEies ISr1uExcEs
Half a dozen warm 'smilcsy' Of Scotch OF
Irish whiskcy They should be avoided, -,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-01-06

buchanan over Fremont in all, 5l5,407;
Fremont over Fillmore, 44s,593; Fremont
and Fillmore over Buchanan, 36s,553.
The popular vote of the States going for
Fremont is a. per cent. Of all his Electoral
vote is only 80 per cent. Buchanan's States
cast only 81 per cent. of tho Electors.
The per cent. of actual votes and Electors
l. os f,llovrs
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-01-06

kT The weather continues cold sads the
sleirhinQ ,Qood.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-01-06
-FOUR ACREs FOR SALE

EOUR ACRES of land In the village Of Iillsdale. CON-
II prising lots No O. OF the south addition
and now cccupsed for Garden and Nursery viii be sold
with or without the Trees single lefs one parole
salt purchaser Enquire Of the surcriber The Of
Bacon and Manning street. II. JOHNSON. Jr. !"
Hisdse, Sept. 22nd, 1859. n51em0
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-01-06
IN THE SLAVE STATE.

Buchanan over Fillmore, l40,242; over
both, 1873, ,o95.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-17

- - - !, .uv or mr.,
n lizards It's theory ard practice By ~ Phean WIZ n"s
traiions. Mailed free receipt Of ~, NY OOonNVn
COLLETDkK billiard table MAKERS So Al street
DTIITARD TABIFs noR aALY-rOh GOOD sE
ID cord hand tables with everything complN % VII " sou
lew. Apply Al the msnufactory q 0COrfOK a. OoibhN-
DER SO Ann street.
DTIIIA HOLIDAY ANUsHNxNTs.-, Hk EASY
ID running tables Al l49 Fulton and No Ann set nvne
pAyers We prepared 70 teach any good layer 70
100 oints BY hszzsrds who Will prscs
directions three months Tables made ordeH 'rim
Ac. for sale.
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HARPER's wREKLY.
IL JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION.
Five cents q number 81 90 year.
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Murder in MISUNDERSTANDING Case of Child Steang-rhe
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First Edition OF Hamlet Original Letter Of honas Campbell
THINGS WISE AND OTHERwIsE.
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HOTELS.
i A'D " ~ @eARpIsss HOUSE,"

The subscriber bees leave inform all those vbe intend
visiting Havana business pleasure for the benefit OF
health hat the oardy House will be opened the LIST
day 81 November The central siuston % this house.
80 Reilly street two siuares from the Captain Generals
Palace and Place he evening fashion
aud tesuy peculiarly adapted to he various call
inss Of This house be ~ the first
second W the island and kept upon the regular
American plan under the personal superiuendence OF the
subscriber who aters himself 10 be too well snown 70 hss
who aye The habit Of visiting the island 10 need fur,h
communication for liberal share Of the public pairorage
WV. n. GARDINER.
MAN STREET AND LIVERPOOL HOTEL, g. MAIN
IN street B,ootlyn, N Y-THOMssP. PfNO from Liver.
POOL England begs 70 inform rchants captains and The
public IN general that he has taken the old established Main
street Hotel ~ Vain street BROOKLYN. in line win Cathe
ferry and three minutes Fulton ferry ~ be
conducted upon the English stye where the best wines an
spirits and the choicest brands 81 be had Scotch
s'es and Dublin rottsr bottles imported English papers
- every mail
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LOST AND FOUND.

OCOUNT BOOKS LOST-FIyE COPY BOOhs, O0n-
"A tanning some accounts wrapped in paper. were
dropped at quarter tn O'Clock evening Fulton
street between Pearl and Broadway The finder wall be
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VRDNCH ADvnRTIsNniENTv.

TRRRCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
IrKE JEUrr PARIsTENHE DE FAMTLLE DIsr1S-
L que ayant bonnie education, mais pArlant
pas angs. desire placer dams fsmlle am trcane
preDdre sOin dun deux enfanis gougsr
nane lu Indifferent de eet,e vile ct de
Sadresssr gl Greene st. chez NJ Bernard lund de 10
heures.
TN CoSTREMAITRE DE DIsr1LLERIE. ARRIVE DE-
L France travaile dams dmDortanies malsons de-
sire placer parfaemers la fabrication de touies
Hqueurs des fac,ces de toutes ansi IL "a
hcsion des vermouh ei sbsnhe, II conecon des
uaces adreseor tcrre No % ch Il lhoel
De rrniJn N Louis Chisrroti.
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/ D. LiffiNOOTI CO.,
VIII publish in February 1851 simultaneously with Trusncr
% sASss SF fH Tof sAsfM
NEW CHAPTERS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL INQUIRY;
lncud monographs on special departments of pbloogy
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france FRANCIS fusany late Under Secretary of state in
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oss .ns materials n5 by he editors j. C.
y u s. Consul at Cairo, authors of Types Of Mankind"
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Chapter l-A u ed Msu u on he corresDondence existing
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70 the unity the diversity Of human races The an
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MATRIMONIAL.

NfArRIMON1AI.-N'I PAULINE L'ESTRAHG
I will upvn receipt ~ twenty ave cers rs equivaien
in postage stamps return 10 any perfect picture q
their past present and future lie hand
writing she viii advise IN AL business transactions suits
and love Affairs giving perfect picture Of
wife ~ husband. Address Nile Pauline lRsrsnge. New
York Post odlce.
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NFNTIsTRY DIR r q DURRIs. CANAL STREET,
near vsrck old No. rs 49, invites attention 70
long successful Daily operations Win NE
ms AID harmless ben ruh'ng gent rre7enhng All pain.
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r Is. LIPPfNOOTT a CO..
e. PHILADELPHIA,
VIII publish In February, 1857 simultaneously with Trubner
a Co., London, ethnographical work entitled,
INDIGENOUS RACES OF THE EARTH:
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f,IoTHIsG Will DE CLEANED, DYKv AND RF.
~ Taned with steam In short time Of w. I've Or twenty
four hours shlugs and V sbiioes y BOOKS, us
PC rt-y ccrugr v P'v'@g'onsTset uq stairs
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RWwAKDY.

OK RKwARD5LOsT. ON THURSDAY, xaE yTa
PEI Inst small epar rh poodle slut has yellow spsk %
return said AIS Canal street. segar soe wu re
ceiye s. reward, snd no questions asked
DE REwARD-DOG LOsT-sTRAYED ON THURa
ID u day 18th inst from aT West Thirty first sree Ma
sud English terrier with white patent leather collar
Apewers Of Jack Whoever will return him Ia
L. stroud aT West Thirty rs street or 81 Beaver street NM
Ieceive the above reward
HSn REwARD-LOs ON WEDNESDAY,, GAN IA
TCO between Third street. avenue O. and Fourth street,
between and g. small bag containing
tcr ss0 and $4e in silyer,al the money Of apsor wacx
The reward Will be paid TO party returning the
John Attridge Bon, 59i Fourth street,
port amount for Information that lead TO its
covery The bills marked the back and can be eaU
detected
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ENOuND-ON SATURDAY EVENING. JAN 10, A LA
II dy's purse, containing money. The have
by advertising in the Herald ana describing the purse and
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-01
BExrF1rs OF WALkMe.-Dr. Irwin

BENEFITS OF WALKRG.-Dr. Irwin,
in his book on mental diseases. says:
Last week. conversed with veteran
in literature and years. whose powers Of
mind 20 Une can question. however many
may differ with him in speculative points.
This gentleman has preserved the health
of his body and soundness of his mind
through along course of multifarious and
often depressing circumstances by the
steady perseverance in the habit of walk
ing every day. He has survived for a
long period. almost all the literary char>
acters, who were his contemporaries at
a time when his own writings excited
much public attention; and most all Of
them have dropped into the grave. one
after another. while lie has continued en-
in an uninterrupted course. But they
were men OF far less regular habits. and
am obliged to add of far less equanimi-
ty of mind. Yet the preservation of his
equanimity has, / verify believe, been in.
sured for the UNMARRIED practice 10 which
Iszhaye referred, and which, in others,
would prove equally available. ifsteadilY
and perseyereingly pursued.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-01
.o8 ,aHotel q.
Denf5s Hotel.

TTHE Undersigned having fetitted this popular
u hotel, situated on the south side Of Pike
street, in about the Gsntre Of Clarksburg, re-,
spectfully invites his old friends and the public
70 S1 and
tie comforts off home. se1aea > @ sst. s1q .
His table will be supplied with all the market
affords. Z Yjpts9 7at'i i.stzfiali = e't
slbar is stocked with choice supply of the
best liquors.. s,last2 70 o. {
I HeLas extensive stabling connected with the
house for the Accommodation of droyers and
others. =, ~ ~ y 'ilst9+ ''sii22 l2 si
Every attention viii be paid to all who may
favor him with CALL 4 CT
.qaa z = M f.'5. N. DENT,
I je20 = "a. siH 80, Proprietor,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-01
Medicines.
a REAL PAIN KILLER.
BarreII7sIndian LImiment.

BaHFellzslnul lzlnIIhAeIht.
-, 1, us,, i, ls,frry Tsv=rts DIset,vFpFD
- = ID
- tot ~ ~
nus p es M,
~
whsge an -
country Is Y
" ~ 80 " IL f
=. M ~ lpp,5s "A fha
~ I ~ ~ ~ ;sS
Upon sIAe ss ~ =. =
~
from Ine y.
~
the Ns e, " tt.l M slls
Use 81 Muscles @hss aSs. tneir 81.
from various = OF. or aneetions OF tne
Lungs, u t.s slnes, Ste sSss oI
Liver Com tafgstasnt 81 tne
60, great cuTeS 4aHs 9ss1 Ry
the tND4A9N WIN y
few drops saken on . ,S Of
For long stanalhg ooaaS atS 4. s9s
ness accompanying ssSh no no
equal bftnons IN tne
and stomach, Snoiesa &c; An ~
and safe remedy. rflce z0ssss'''of = p0esiss a.
II .orresi ;nf1amato1v and Chronic Rheumat-
;sro Sore ThroSt CTosnn. 'Svelled Limbs. Pains
;n Axe RTeast Rans or side STIFF Toints. Ague
=, AZ; n 80 Syrsfns sal i2haISn, fRTnishs Chill
Frosted Feet. Sun Pains, Issues, Nervous Dis
aase We SISnass in the miles and TiIn6s gene-
rSIIv' Esvsi rScISs Headaehe. Diseases az The
sly, 81 a4AS t'H, 'sseS75Gt
sp'he' &c. posse ssJ,sH
80 For Horses. ...i ~,
| It cannot be surpassed for sP{ains, Gaiis,
hates and Scratches, strains OF the shoulder
STILES, Cracked Heels, King Worms, Sweeny,
and IS a sure cure for the Bolts: -,
| . Inc most severe cases OF Sholc IN horses ana
Cattle, have beencured by tho Indian Liniment.
| 1t is we'll known fact that the Indians pos
sessed knowledge of the medical virtues of
Plants entirely unknown to the white man., A
knowledge-of these plants so importantto man
kind, would haSe remsinod forever secret with
| the Indians. had it not been that Missionaries
| travelling among them, have become acquainted
with tnsse remedies and their mode of prepara-
lltion. 1t was by these meaps the celebrated IN
DIAN IMMINENT was found out, q discovery
of the greatest Importance TO the sick:
Blake's Sentative Life Pills, is all the medicine
used by many fami les, and mono who have tes-
ted their virtues, would for day be without
them. Agents are daily writing for more, Civ
ing accounts of new and astonishing cures per-
formed by it, both external and informal.
when you have aseertainod its Virtues, you win
800 " ~ AZ EtES AOusS1 ~ Snso " pSSA
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-01
Hotel.

TIHE unders gned would respectfully announce
/ i to the public, that he has leased the house
known us the ' Northwestern Hotel :" situated n
Clarksburg, Va The house and furniture are
now undergoing general course ofrepairs, which
when completed, vii Irender this one of the most
pleasant houses in the country. Tho rooms arc
large, airy and eonveniently arranged. "A portion
of the house is now open, land public patronag
is respectfully solicited. No pains will Be spared
to render; hose who may encourage this house,
comfortable, contentcd and happy.
/ g." 80 SAMUEL WALKER, p, I
Clarksburg, june LIST, 1854. Proprietor.
/ P. S!-A limited number of boarders can 3
accommodated with rooms! JET ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-01
First Arrival!

BY the N. w. Va. Railroad! .
John IRWIN is now receiving large and
~ choice assortment OF
Fail and Winter Goods.
taste.
His stock of ladies dress goods embrace some
of-ihe most choice and beautiful styles and pat
He has also Iargelot of Culicoes. brown and
bIeached Muslins. Table Linen, &c.
Caps. c --''' Guy
A nice stock of Ladies' Kid, lasting and Nor.
rocco Shoes, Misses aud Children's Shoes and
lasting Caters. French worked collars and
mourning Goods of almost every description.
large assortment Of ladies' gloves and nIts,
and gentlemen's gloves.
A choice assortment of Queensware.
Groceries of all kinds, including Fish. Salt,
Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Rice, &c, 7''
Having the advantage Of the reduced freIkhts
by railroad, he can afford 10 sell at much lower
prices than merchants in shis country have here-
tofOre been able TO do. "a