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Central Democratic Club This Club WIN
meet evening. st O'Clock 1t tho national Ha OsnaS
sroe& business Of importance vii be transacted u
members Of the club reQ ueseA 70 be present.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
he Monetary CT lsis.

The Monetary Crisis.
FALLING OFF or IN GOvsREnsET REvgNUl-RE-
DBMPTiOF OF THH PUsLIJ DE8r-INv or
INDIAN TRUST FUNDS.
WASHINGTON, 0st 2, 1857.
Tho financial pressure u seriously affecting tao pub.
Lie Tho treasury receipts rock amounted
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Siilis Hair Dye-4 shiniiBss n Box, Black
or brown. No. Barclay street. Inimi,abls cutting ha
aswf~
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CTistxdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and To~Psss-
sest nnyvnsre For sale and he dJs privately appHsd =
No. kGLoe House
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Portable Orsssing Cases In Great Variety
For sale By J. q. sAukDkRs, only q No. Aw
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BEaE1ss, %. 2, 1857
Harvey Dsiiiis late cmhier o. the Agricultural Bank
c: Hossinsr tc.dsy arrested By Deputy shOtig wa
son, three several isued BY Jsags Earl Hs
wst teldio bal =, folows-For erabezsismezt, $4,000
Tor rar!sry, $40 goo, for misdemeanor, $1,000.
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Metallic Tablet Razor Strop-EOx sale ~
]. 4 8. SAUNDERS. store only NJ Mo, Asur Houss.
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Marsh e. Co.'s Radical Cars Truss O0~A
removed W Ma vsseY street. ABLot House
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Defiance Salams RIDER DAfes-Wlth Paeom9
powder dsfarce locks Dopo l Pund
ROBERT \. PATRICK.
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9eidsmith's Writing Glass Will Comnsnss
On Monday. ocsobers Terms s. See adveyssemsus Aan
dsn1 So Broad way
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lsATu's Wigs and Hair Dye Against O.
world for heir natural Appearance durabg cheApne
nj t.s Broadway, & street
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Boys and fouths' Fall and Winter CLOTH
irg now ready 81 81 John street, corner o. Nassau.
ID. l.. OO6MUlA
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FRANCES 3. DIX On, Notary Pablo,
HIRAM BURT, Matter.
JOHN WILSON, II. mate.
WM "a. DIWNiNG seaman.
WILLIAM sTFW ART seaman,
tDlUSD (hh mark BURR, seaman,
npANk Ihla narhA IlnIfa esnnar

y0tc # rirginia, Ciy f NofoN-i, Frsncis n Dlxor,
q ncsagy public, duly msaiOned and nnder the
tuhofly OF the STATE ard dwelling and pncaslnv In the
city Of Norfolk sore.at, do certify the foregoing " be
true and 6saci copy o. Original protest. record Ia mr.
ONCE Intcs'inouy wherein her,unto my hand an
ssAI Do,srls seal this twenty nth dsy Of Sen embo-
ore thousand oghi hundred and tiny seven. FRAsus n
mxoN. Nota1y Prbin
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Vayior's Iassrnasieaal Metal ~sa Aalssaa.
Esoad~sy, coFrs Of Franklin wFeeG
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Out-Whst's Out why, Knox's Wau utyIo
OF hat, No. ~ Broadway, srnor Of Fulton stroek
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Hhree Dollar Hats, Fall style, at WhleaS
I8 Fulton street. between ~Ay and Nassau stSs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11
isttilaHeoug.
GENERAL ELEorioN 1orIcr.

n Office is hereby given tlt at taa aasa election
! ae held ia the several towns, sst- t ell. it
precincts 10 the State OF Wisconsin, Eaest. -s-
ceeding the FIRST Auf.a, being the thEr iaz
Der r&t. the follow ~ officers 81 br VscJt Wit
Governor place of Coles Bash far- iietcssi sew
place 81 Arthur McArir SECRETARY Of STATE
in place 81 David " Jones, Safe Treasurer g. place of
Charles kucIn, Superintendent OF Iuuc instruction
IN place OF 4 Constantine Barry, an attorney t'rrF
in place Of William X. Smith,, Bank Couptgof in lee
of William IL Deans, and State Prison COMMISSIONS
in place o Edward Notary, whose several terms o icc
Will expire the day proceeding the first onda, OF JAM
uaFy. lS5S.
Also Member at Assembly in each Assembly District
in the State, and such County oieoIs required
be elected NJ such election.
BY approved March tth, 1857 the following pro-
position VIII re submtte TO The electors AZ tle
election, 60 wit:
The right Of voting is hereby extended to me per-
% African blood, Who siat ite ttaiuc lHo uf
twenty years upwards, with Tie quasiiea
honS and restrictions iqos uPaa othvg yeJ,ts iu
section one on suffrage ia tit t'osi infi7i iiuatsiu
such proposition 10 bee ON the general ballot: basc Tor
the affirmative tg read, - t,tl Zee ssr'
and those opposed 80 1T, - For Is.
No., which bJiot- are Co be counted alfu-,l .tnd
pared in the IN asa respects as votes
State officers.
GEORGE MESS EESAl-TH.
Sheriff ct iewa Couuty.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11

Ia the matter Of the Estate e h fiessersaaiA deceased
FH7D Ali WHOM TT MAY ONCEEN Letters Of
u Administration on said Estate having been issued
to George MesScTsmti the fourth day of May. A. u
1851, and from and after said day being allowed
ana limited Tor creditors prcSs their claims
animation aud allowance Notice is hereby given that
The undersigned will the Monday of July
ensuing, AT the curt House, in tn Miner; Point
in said ouutv. receive examine aId adjust an claims
and demands Of an PERSONS -aiu~t said deceased.
f.. II. STRONG, ounty Judge.
Dated Juno ID. IS5..
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11

MEruoDIsr CoNFERENcE.-The An
nual meeting Of the West Wisconsin
Conference, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, commences It's session In this
place tomorrow. \ large number of
Delegates are already in attendance.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11
STATE OF yyfSCONs!E.}
iscCHsiu Bank.
Mineral Point.


TyHIS institution having rclinqused rights under
tho Banking Law of this State depuSi ted with the
tsu Comptroller, ri Madison, of money sufficient
to redeem all utstandng cUuncr ned circulating
Tetr
Notice is therefore hereby that the counter
signed circulating notes of This Bank present
AT tbe Bank CouFtrulers office for redemption Within
two years from the date of the first publication of thi
notice, thai Che funds deposited for The redemption
the same viii be surrendered o thi, Bank.
yfU2fg2 HENRY Z. GEORGE. Cashier.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11


sons Survey So, 81, s..
\ let's Survey; IS, $50. 2I3,
Iryin 5 Addition $50, Isl,
~, 2lS, 25l, pt lsS. 2+0,
2F, IA, iiarrisou's Surrey /:
ana ID IL. 201, 8 2o2,
iitrrisoR's Survey q, : in
block :; > and 5 in block $;
%, -, 6S, 1o2, l4l, 29l, 226,
"a, z95 ,3lI, Irwin addition;
1T Of %, 50, Xleit's Survey /;
und l-6 l72, ) -ol, = 202,
harrison Survey; 90, Nlcit-s
Survey; pit of Ia, liarrisons
Survey.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11
1,rlal entertainments.


State Of " sootsiu, Iowa County Circuit Court.
Aulass CoJb, Couipt,
Antoine p P...f5. p@rt, Bin frs ra.,fon.
20 he slbFoeu; ia this action having been returned
+ not servc}, tof the shat said defend
ant could not be found and the said defendant not
haring caused his appearance be entered in this
cause according 10 thu caur and practice OF this court
and 1t having been iai. 10 fpef 10 Tine by
affidavit Of the said complainant that the said Defendant
is necessary and proper party 10 the above action which
relates To real estate WITHIN this State that the
defendant Is resident of this State cannot be
found therein. Aud II appearing upon inspection of the
papers In this action that tie is brought the
purpose of procuring partition If certain
Iowa county, Wisconsin, OF which the follow ing suf-
east quarter section number two in township mum
her SIX (6) north Of range number a east Upcn
reading and filing the said affidavit tn OF
papers filed IN tins action and upon motion Mes
more. Esq attorney for the complainant, it is hereby
ordered that tue said defendant hc and he is hereby
deemed and taken to c absent defendant and that
the said defendant aud ali persons and parties
herein in said real estate be and they hereby re
CURED To appear in this the bill this
action, before the 2ist day of September D. 1857
or the said bill Of maint viii lie taken confessed
and partition of said reHl estate had according the
praS thereof And ii Is further ordered he said
complainant cause this order to be published IN the
er Point Tribune, weekly paper PRINTED pub
hshtd at Mineral Point in said county for six weeks
ccssYcay, al least each week that lcing paner
most likely to give notice 10 the defendant ard that the
FIRST publication thereof be within twenty days the
date Of this order
Dated Mineral Point, this 18th tlav Of ro d 1S57
by the Court, NJ. VI. C0THREN, Judge.
do certify the foregoing to be true copy Of the orr
glnal order as the same remains on file in my office
NJ. COItl&IN, Clcrk
Z4wo Circuit Court, Iowa county. Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11

blAcAwoop. ThispopuIar Magazine,
rra..d by L. Scott J Co, New York,
- lr table for July. ltcontaius sew
r.- Interesting articles, among which arc
notices IF Charles the V, Currer Bell,
c.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11
Tax Notice.
orErcE, Iowa Co, WIS,

ihEAsCRERS OFETCE, Iowa Co, WIS,
MINERAL PoINT, August LIST, lS51 (
NOTICE Is hereby given that much OF each of The
fo"wng described lots, tracts parcels Land
may oe necessary Tor that purpose. will second
Iuesuay te st day. of September next, and next
succeeding DAYS be sold at public auetion Office OF
te county treasurer, in the city al Mineral Point
SAID county, for the payment of taxes interest and eg
e thereon Sale to commence o'clock in the fore.
noon vi the day above mentioned.
FRANCIS VIVIAN. COUNTY Treasurer
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11

IS Al kinds of Job work executed at this
Office on short notice, and IN the latest and best
.ylls Of tie Art.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11

30 Read the new advertisements in
mother column of this paper.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11

Several articles Intended for lhis
paper are crowded out, among
which are statistics from several towns Of
US county, which will appear in our next
lsSga
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11
4ottls, &c.
s.. hNERIcAN fsAss HoUs F. -
OK -,s4 err.sr. ;!: r,s.r.,. rol,r,
is1 SAMUEL {. IVES,

SiIE Undersigned takes pleasure in SAYING to the cifi
81 Mineral Point nd the travelling public. hat
he has newly htted Mp the AMERICAN HoUsf on Hig
Street the best possible tor the
ton of Travellers aHG Boar9rrS. HIS table Will all
H. suPi,-ica With the the affords.
none hut the ifsi c. al cooks viii be employed.
8 Good Stables sud very attentiyc OsterS, at alb
iliut', iu lraiins~S those who hay. Horses.
share OF tae generous patronage oil puilic j.
specially solicited. :. c. IVES.
Mineral Point FeIruar, > lSJ7 x
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11
LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.

- PERSONS Indebted to- tais once for Advertising
~ WORK. or Newspapers, win please take notice that
:, are much in want Of few DIMES, ana much we
#ze t. strolizs asticesof The Peace and eonstables.
sl.. dues paid NJ, somebody viii get sued,
t,,k out
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11

J- Mess-s. Clark & Keys have
purchased of John Milton. a lot on North
tast4u, street: for which they pay $500,
aa & which ihey are about to erect a
M Blacksmith shop, The location IS a
good one, and BIcssrs. c. & x. being
skauI worl,men. they may reasonably
expect fine run Of custom.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11
WISCONSIN HOUSE,
SS11
kSII

NEjR TIE RAELRO.fD DEPOT COMMERCE
STREET.
IfE subscribers having taken the New Tavern Building
on Commerce street, the Rail Road Depot, have
ha. II Tilted ia the best for
travellers and Boarers and would notify the public that
II VIII De opened the first of May when thsy viii
ready 10 accommodate in the best both
eTs ana Boaries reasonable terms Their table
be supplied at all tins With the best the mark
No pains viii he spared satisfy the wants Of customers
and hope to deserve and liberal share of pat
ron9ge.
Good sablins and osilcrs may he relied up
IrEEN A. NItpSL,r
Mineral Point, April u. 1857. MS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11

49, lelefson's Magazine for August
.@.s.ady received. Ii is a splendid num-
I.r
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11

CoycEar The Barker Family, we
are pleased to learn, are to give Con-
cert at the Court House this evening"
Many Of our citizens undoubtcd., recol-
let Of listening to the music of this fam
III in this city last fall. Those who heard
them at that time will ha-,!ly fail to be
present lhis Evening. Those who have
never heard them will do well to attend,
as they wiIl rarely have as favorable an
opportunity Of attending a GOOD Concert.
The Boston Daily Bee thus speaks of
h.m
Tue BARKER FAMILY.-This family,
enc IF the very best ever in our city, are
SIS making tour in the Western cities
aud principal towns. We bespeaa for
.lem aha they 50 much deserve, 4 lib
eral and warm reception. Let them be
aagrau<ad according to their deserts, and
iaroaarad aud delighted houses will fol-
Is" 1aeta wherever they GO Boston
Daily Bee
Tn Bagkers will sing at Darlington
iomorrew evening" and our Wyota and
FreePort neighbors, may looIt cut FOR them
during the present week.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11

= JEwELEY, rlc.-Our friend William
Mo-er has purchased The Jewelry es-
Enlistment heretofore owned by Ballard
< Sou whore hei= prepared to attend to
She SAINTS Of all Wha wish aaythjng in the
iue Of Jeweiry, Clocks, Watches. etc
III ,he repairing line, Mr.. Niger cannot
be -NceIIed Give him a call.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-11

County Circuit Court,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12
TROUBLESOME BUGS, INSECTS, &C.

l. Bcd-Bugs may be destroyed by rub
bing bcdsteads occasionally with sweet oil,
or mixing an ounce of quicksilver in the
whites Of two eggs and applying portions
Of i. to the bugs and their nests with o
feather. The Blue Ointment, to be had
in our Drug Stores, is equally eficacious
if not better than the above.
2. M9ths-Rub some camphcnc oil
over your moth infested carpet, sofa, chair,
coat, &c, or, if this be too troublesome,
sprinkle some of this oil over il, aud it
VIII destroy the moth and its worms with
out injuring your article.
3. Musquitoes.-If your bed or other
room is infested with mosquitoes, set FIRE
to and burn piece of camphor for min
ute or so,snd its odor will make them pass
out of the open window or door in double
quick time.
4. Feas-Fresh air-slacked lime, ,Fprin-
kled over the floors of out. houses, &C., will
speedily remove this pest, as caustic lime
is certain death to every flea that comes
in contac. with it. Itis equally eficaeious
in destroying chicken lice in hen-roosts.
5. Coek Reaches may easily be caught
and destroyed by placing at or near their
places Of resort a tin basin with about
pint of molasses and some water in it, and
putting stick or two from the floor or
ground to the top Of tho basin for them to
walk upon, as the molasses will induce
them to get into the basin, where they will
either get drowned or may be caught, for,
if once in, they can not get out again.
This is no humbug-try it.
6. Red Ints.-This is very trouble
some little insect when it has once gained
a Judgement in cupboards, drawers, and
the like, as no remedy has yet been found
out to prevent its annual return.
OBSERVER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12
THE FARM---
The Garden...The Orchard.
For the Lewisburg Chronicle.
USEFUL II CE II II :.
CLOTHING RECIPES.

CLOTHING REClPES.
l. Firing Colors of Calico, Gc.-If o
fading piece Of calico be put into four
quarts of boiling water containing three
gills of salt, and left there till the water is
cold, it will render the calico's colors per-
mancnt. So saturation of the article in
an ox's gall will also fix the colors in silk
and wooden goods as well as cotton.
.. Shrinking Of Flanad.-Ifnew fan
mel is put into bag, the bag into cold
water, and the water then gradually heat
cd up to the boiling point, the flannel i.
is said will not shrink afterwards.
3. Ertracting Grease out Of !Sizk and
Othcr Dresses, Books, dc.-Rub little
powdered maguesia on the creased spot,
then cover it with piece Of clean paper,
and put warm iron on it, the grease will
combine with the masnesia and so be re-
moved. Fine chalk will also DO il, hut not
SO we'll.
4. Extracting OIL out of a Dress, DC.
Soak the oiled article in tub of cold
water, and pour of the water when its
surface presents an oily appearance (; put
in fresh water until no more oil can be
seen on the surface, then rinse, dry, and
iron the article as usual, when it will be
nice again. Tar can be removed from a
white dress by simply washing and boil.
ing it.
5. Erhaeting Ink Stains out Of Linen
and Books.-Dip the ink-stained part Of
the linen in melted tallow, and after lcav-
ing it stand a while, wash it, and the
stains will disappear without iDjuriug the
linen. In the case of an ink-stainel book
apply q solution Of o1alic acid, nitric acid
or tartaric acid to the stain, and it will re-
move it without either ipjuripg the print
or the paper.
g. Cleaning KID Glores.-Put on YOU
gloves, and wash them in turpcntinc, JUS
IS if you were washing your hands, until
the gloves are quite clean, and then hang
them up to dry in an airy place to remove
the turpentine smell This is the French
mode of cleaning this glove.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12
A MOTHERS LOVE.

How paltry all affection seems,
Contrasted with A MOTHERS LOVE,
And all those rapid, transient dreams
OF youthful passion, who can prove,
Such love, Oft but meteor glare,
Consuming all II rests upon;
Its only product, blank despair,
And keen remorSe, when all is done.
But THIS burns on SO calm and pure,
This is SO sweet, by virtue led,
This is so SteadfaSt and so sure,
Increasing still, as life is sped
This is so beautiful, SO true,
II seems a spirit home of heaven
For every sorrow finds its due,
And every sin can be forgiven.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

KEEPING FLIES OUT OF HoUsEs.-1n
1886, Mr.. Spence communicated to the
Transactions of the chronological Society
the means Of excluding flies from room
with Enclosed windows, BY covering the
openings of such windows with net made
Of white or light colored thread, Eith
meshes an inch or more in diameter.
Now, there was no physical obstacle what
ever to the entrance Of the flies, eSssg
enough to admit one fly, but several even
with expanoed wings 10 pass through %
the same moment; consequently, both as
to the free admission of air and of the
flies, there was practically no greater i'm
pediment than if the windows were en-
tirely open, the flies excluded simply from
the dread of venturing across the thread
work. The only condition is that light
enters the room on one side only; for, if
there be bright light from the opposite
window, the flies will pass through the
net-[A simple remedy like this, there
is no harm in trying; and if successful,
wire nets, painted some light color, could
be used advantageously in many cases,
such as cellars, Sci
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12
ACROSTICAL ENIGMA.

am composed of ls letters
Myl74lsl IA is a king of his kind
ls7l0ll . Is, town in Florida
32l7 5 IL, a mountain IN pennsylvania
I5S l3 IA, a metal
5l3 - l5 il 10 II 3. kind OF tea
62I2 A IA, a city in Prussia
7l4l5l3 II, county in Pennsylvania
IL l3 .. an animal
9sIS2 II, a county in Wisconsin
l6 II 10 IL 2 Ia, an empire
III Il - II, lake in the United States
s4l02, "a kind of grain
1853 Is l3, a town in New York
II Is l 81 river in Africa
i IL Is IL, a sea in Europe
I0Il Is II 4, a State in South America
lis , Is ;, a river in the United States
27li Is 10 Is, female name
My whole one Of the best periodicals
published in Pennsylvania.
F B., East Bufaloe
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

the Presidents hand, and attempted t.
have pa.ley, but Mr.. Buchanan shool
him of, and turned to the trapper, VIII
said " You will find, Mr.. President, tina
one fork of the antlers at the foot of th'
chair will make you good bootjack, 81
that you can draw your boots with ease
and put on your slippers" [Grcat mcr
rimcnt.
Mr.. buchanan having risen from the
chair, DR.. Wozcncraft, of California, wa:
presented to the President. Tho Doctor
took the OCCASION to make little speech,
and alluding to the California iron which
bound the chair, reminded the Prcsiden,
Of his promise to carry out the iron bands
Of the Pacific Railroad. Mr.. Buchanan
replied that he always kept his promises,
and referring 20 his services as Secretary
Of State during the war with Mexico, said
he had done his best to acquire California,
and it would be his greatest wish to see
her more closely bound to the Union with
rails of iron and wires Of electricity. The
audience being over, the people, and the
trapper and his friends, dispersed, highly
gratified with the interview.
In connection with this incident,
must mention historical reminiscence of
Gen. Phineas Lyman, to show his remark
able foresight and craftsmanship. In 1867
he applied to the British Parliament for
IN extensive grant of land on the Ohio,
contending that if the Colonists were con-
fined to agricultural pursuits, there would
be but little danger Of their becoming in.
dependent But, said he, a period will
no doubt arrive, when North America will
no longer acknowledge dependence on
any part of Europe. He thought it to be
so remote, however, at that time, as not to
be an object Of national policy, or human
prevention, and that it would be made
still more so by opening new schemes of
agriculture, and widening space, which
the Colonists must first occupy.
Space has indeed been widened to the
Pacific shores, and could Gen. Lyman but
have witnessed the scene between Mr.. Bu-
chanan and tho trappcr, he would have
seen his prophecy fulfilled to bis utmost
astonishmeut, SO far as his prediction Of
our independence, but not as to the poll
cy Of opening new schemes of agricul.
tpsa psssa, cpd diY;|.mS;:- ----- - ---.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

Hoo to make Time pass Quick!y.-Gct
q note in bank for ninety days, and you
will be astonished at the velocity Of time !.
By doing this in December, winter will
seem remarkably short, and spring ap-
pear quite as soon as you are ready for it.
Any person who docs not believe this,
can experiment for himself.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

MONUMENT TO A SLAvE.-Thc stu
dents of Howard College, Alabama, assis-
ted by the Baptist Convention, have cree
ted monument, with suitable inscrip-
tion, over the remains Of Harry, slave
belonging to the President Of the institu-
ton, who, when the college burnt down in
1854, lost his life in arousing the sleeping
students, saving many from death, but
perishing in his devotion to them. Harry
was % years old, and was q member Of
the Baptist church. This is one of that
class that Judge fancy says "have no
rights which white man is bound to re-
spcct," but which the Ohio Statesman
amends by saying that they share the
right to be sued"