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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07
MEDICINAL.
oh. HIoH@IS
INDIAN RIOT PILLS.

nR MORSE, the inventor Of ltoEE1Es DIAN ROOT
IL PILLS, has sznt lie greater part q h5z lie in tTzy-
North AE8erica-llas peat d. SssTs among the Indian.
81 our estern countFt zss IL .is W, .aat the IL.
srst nan % et4b4isa the i=ct tla 81 asse from
IzFuEETT TaE B-ooa-.1at our strength health and
tie vaioss Fassas Become eIoese6- and do
o1v he blood oz IL ACTION oeeeres tb5cs cor-spt.
DISEASED t-us e-tIsaa -. s@ils. dis
81 every strength j. exhausted cur
hssitL We ar- deprived o. ard II w Z a. sesffd
IL taroail Oh te -tagDant aunlors tne blood vii %
come eokel AID cszss 10 ac ar glt 81 ile
sal forever Il 1lova aat Isss s.za.as.t tlen tt s
SHOULD Keep tie fzriouz Passages - -e loay fee
otea- AID AoE peasant azv- Is IL ar
T~sr = PAT al=-sciae yaur E-aca nazaesy Norsss
il'-iEn Root :s. a1s1lGa1fured fro sools
FAi-n ErYS SFcIl ere Eoazi@4Hoas e-li- IL Natures
Ezrcsu for the health and r-ca.rry of diseased laau-
g1e g. The roots HIN AleA t-srse Pi
Nature Z -hrosing cut TIE dner larts corruption
sitbia. Ihf -ecsnc = plant salch ! EzecIo--u1
thus soothing manner, ps1fos1s SIS urv ~ 7lIFo-
psous ssit.lf. Tie 1hsEs !. 4 lfu-e.5r 5-f 7-e..
and aeue-e strength p th@ Ei-pegs HAS encouraged
xslch Il Then thrown bouu-fu t. TIE primary or
ze-er passage and ~hIch could not tve se AIRED
rzz5g- she other PRO pc-t5es ot ire ig. sf.e q
Purifying ne loec tse eoe-ss- particles q tasasit-
up ara conveyed g IL great c5=atiti-s - rlc 1-e-
FROM n 1oofe i = shown 'iat lr- si0-ses IiaH
$50 -oor ,- - s 80 -. az 80
purity s1d the life % bec- zaH : lie tess ~
comes perfectly healthy e1zse nry al sickness aud
pain IS driven froua the svstea ~ tfer cArst re5
saen the body becomes 20 prre ard clear.
he reason ~ Eeol are g distressed " heI sick. ard
tie aztu- passages for the disease &c east out: Lecl
large quantity Il te14 au other rt I1-e5 ara
ts stomach aud iaesstinss are .lteray ere ee5rz
t7e eozT2F Ted Bass t-l- Undergoing dis greezi- fey
as-n-ateH CONSTANT. EHtEs7s rlta tl= t.oea- wi-h
tar@- te corrupted matter Through every seia eId
AoTses flAL2 A,= al-e1 70 ibe1HsrTes F5cter. u
s35laS -t-i'ls q le SECS T. blooming health aud p
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( IL persons are hereby noriGed to chop haul
any nooi OF any description from any OF the anas
le2nSnE - Geo. pcgthorp- AS persons owning Teams
Vii t held responsible for Tresrss the full amount
81 what they may haa whether II lie for fencing hTs
~ooo Those no Asveceu curtiT TO- fencing build
ing ara @uTst-r o forward settle Hihostd do
lag.
Further notice All Tho raising mineral are no
titled uot 20 take II from the ground until il i Weighed
'E guar sn l;er- and said -llecr Viii le held
sponsio-c FOR all the rent.
GEO. GOLDTuORP.
Lost Grove Tarr-9rr : 1873 u3-.r.
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nh. .GJYsQrrs YeHos Dock and sr.aIarilla re
PULFoRD's-
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IL persons are hereby forbidden from Mining or
= i tre-IassiIg lu any manner the y. +. bali X.
W quarter. II she = T. quarter OF Section s Town
Range = Also enc Joining in Y. quarter 81
5 D. quarter If Section S. Town ;. Range . ia he
u Linden, under lle penalties of tie
FRANCIS HAGGA DANIEL
Linden, April , 1888. 14-6Ins
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STATE o. NEE-CDN$F<.l
Wisconsin Bank.
Mineral Point.

'fHIs Institution having reliuqGsled its rights under
II" Banking Law Cf this state AMI deposited with
the Bank Camp -rsiLer. at Madison sum 81 money m
Gent to redeem all outstanding countersgued circu
ting notes at par.
Notice is therefore hereby 1iven that All the counter
signed circulating notes of this Bank must be presented
Al the Bank 'oTptr" o-e REDEMPTION vi him
two ears from tac 9Th Of December 1871 or that the
funds d-po-i tel GOV IT, redemption of tie VIII be
SURRENDERED ta This Bank.
n52FlItH52vl2 HENRY ?. GEORGE, Cashier.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

10000 GssaI 1 5G IS Ma1sssis Wheat rs3rs
paid in c-sA, on de.ivc.s
nnRE-s MARE unISE
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FREEeHT NorIcE--,I. p. En-.

Ill treiEhr for shipment viii have TO be aclivere'
~ t- Freight Station by II o'clock 4 " if requ
90 70 eeSiDHea the same day. o Freight received al
Ger o 'c.gck =. &.
2if JAS. WILKINS. Weight Agent
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noes FOR SALE

rE'E AMI -si-nei has sale four or five GOOD breed
/ ing SONS. in Pigs by his thorough bred Suffolk
Boar which VIII be disposed of reasonable terms
Persons wishing to improve their hogs will find IL for
The 'r advantage to call and examine them FTn c
miles due north from the city Mineral Point.
JAMES TOAY.
iowa Of Linden. Oct. 18th. 1875 4etf
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PItI.hnELPEIIt.

BsRer75ct iasttgtoia ESTABLISHED ~ sPocill Ezdolo
7iest for the retse r the seek x4d Distressed. a.ct
e. Hib btraielt md Esidemie Diseases.
fENE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in sicw OF tbc avfal
L destruction Ht amman !iie caused hy >eE.al ci--
eases ana SIZE -cep prlcl iced upon
Nritis ~ S1cE disc hE Quacks several wears age
directed t'eir consulting sls geon as \ CHARITABLE
AZ worthy ~ tueIr ;tlu-. open DspeD-ary
treatment ot tt~ c8s OF diseases, ali the forms.
tclFe GRATIS 10 al who apply by letter,
habits ct Isle, &c and in Of extreme poverty
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE CHARGE + Is Needless
70 add That the AS>erltro- commands the M EIesf 81 &
iacl ssl Of the age and viii furnish the most approve
modern treatment.
The Directors the Association in their Annual Re-
port upon the treatment OF sexual Diseases for year
ending January LIST. l95S express the highest salts
tton with TIE success which has attended the lahofs
tV consul iln- the OF =rn-a o7rhGea
seminal weakness, Impotence. GoncrrhOea- elect.
Pliiis the Of 0naui<a Self abuse &c order
continuance Of The plan for the ensuing year
The directors. on review OF the past feel assured
that their ipof tA4s sphere Cf benevolent effort have
been 81 great Benefit afflicted, especially
with renewed zeal, IN this important an4 much desPised
cause.
admiral report on spe-uaatorrhoea. or Seminal
Weakness the vice IF Duanisfe MasteTbaton. Self
a5a>e ami other diseases of the sexual organs hy the
consulting surgeon, viii he by mail Gin sealed
Fetopel kES o. tEAGE- recepr q Two STAMPS tor
PoStre- oter Reports and Tracts the nature aud
treatment ~ sexual dizea~e diet. constantly
Sent 10 the afflicted some Of the Remedies and
methods Of Treatment discovered during the last year
are 81 great value-
Address. Cor Report treatment, d. GEoHGE r CAL-
HouN. consulting Surgeon Howard Association, No.
SoRth Ninth Street. Philadelphia Pa
By order Of be Directors.
EZRA D, HEA1Tw Fill, President.
GEO FAiRCHIIn Secretary lyvlI
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Eers llil Course oi Instruction $50 Do
ly-s j.. $. BACON, Principal.
JcX TO THE ADMIRERS OF
F;SE BEAD az
RICH GLOSSY HAIR

rs of beauty, cannot exist -ia aat Cine head ar
hair, then rea@ the following ana y5a AK more >es
circular sFouHa eacG bottle and one can touat.
DRoFE .soR WOODS HAIR RESToR 4
2" This voldeli1t rrels,ras ion s. ta-fs s. K ~ III
s-iEtna ctar, el8y haisearer- tile he.L Of tile t7iI
.t'ia '--i et et2f iefsef--s continual He-v
the natural GHi and heuce. & u-.-5 regular -.-
call tivu upon thr Dr. l rsla 77tr ~ deceased IL slr -,
use u ad sD7etE e oea- viii rt. as they vttuc the
a"wsng taeSs. % te Ncatns curi, ae without it,
+ IT'S praise s. a-.on tle son-a. ,f Thousands
Tie Agent fog Prof Woods Eafr Restorative in Nea
Haven -.rcircl tAe ta.t owing IrtLe in iesr t t. ,.
+ store;ires 81 lev weeks since
PH-LADFLrHf,. Sep:. O. 1856.
PE0F WooD-pear SIR; Your Hair Resta-a+i~e j.
proving Itself beneficial g.e i.sa. ana 4Ia no
b7cs part d By head .us5s>t f1-- IL es.yriff, 49,
BALI haze used bar two het pans bottles I'd voer Pa
st"rtive. and nov tie top 81 uv bead veii stisa
Win promising crop 81 yonnC alIr ana the front is
t"ns without any benefit whatever t.tias from s1.v
own oH. ca4 DaHcr ers ta - Il
Yours especially, - T. IhaH3 y r.
~ - Fiae street.
|lScFSNss, a. June =. 1855
FRCE. o- y WOOD :-t< Won ara a,ouc - raans5..-
vfl Stale. Ger ggaut~oeytr 1nav concern -He- nav.
used 1t anu snou Others jt-ha. -a,c fr -
know j. entirely cirtuses the head 81 s4-l. n ,1
@i "isf Ilat1s FroTer use will restore PERSONS
t.E 3" ie SIi-HFl youthful rsia- and e. GIVING
tt healthy, sHtt aul Eossy Appearance aaa ali -f--
NttH'- H,rsiHf1t- rise hands aa.#s - r. t-s
"u Wlicl IS lraIs. ] wouli. theret,-. -s-.--.-i -.
we, ''s.s one ~es'tep- q having -ae c5lo aud tex
WILSON KtSG
o J. WOO Co.. rregr5s.ors, sssaroa5vay. New
meat-l and ia Market street. = Louis &c.
80 -e.l 81 aii so2t nrussists- Alec iy r. p. Pal
'"Ta. Mineral Point, WIS Noy.-i+-aa
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Improved Farm For Sale

TT'iiG Subscriber of for e reasonable terms an
improved ftvn, either for lash in hand on time
to sui: the purchaser.
81. ". COTHREN.
J1iy 25th. 1858. 3Otf
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MEDICINAL.
DIR. II Is 4 CN,S
BLOOD PURIFIER 6 BLOOD PILLS.
DISEASE gANcJISHED
Dr. RoSack's Scandinavian Remedies.


a FrER YEARS Of STUDY AND EXPERIMENT.
u Dr. Ro,aek the eminent Swedish Physician
ceede1 in predicting medicine FROM tsenty three differ
ent species Of mountain hers Of his native land which
acts dtrectIy apon he % disease in the baod AID
BIZ restoring the corrupted Tci Of lie, 10 condition
q health a1d parity. czpe.s disease from the syst
wherever & 8u7y e toct harever may be lis char
acter Indigestion nervous complaints eFiertie a-G
other ats coughs eouslnF in is early Stages
throat bronchitis fever aud aEU asthma, low spirits,
sexual uca4acty, feminine weakness, preaire Of the
.k,1 syrapt5ac e paralysis rheumatism, aeUrala,
turor cancer 6iatete les a-st1de ard debility Siarrhea,
and all other disorders Of the organs respiration
liver the kiaaeys the soHaeb TIE nerves tao
cular abar are uuerlin cured bs iAiz preparation. It
i To the eteris norbi seed Of disease what asali
l. to ncut1lize> thera with absolute certain
.. while the time Il regulates THE sec-etioHz
distractions from te bowels. creates appetite, re-
revs bodily vis3- and reeneFaes every animal fuse
ton such n-ae, such tile effects ~ Dr. R9-
backs scandiaarian Blood Purifier, which, if
taLen in conjunction with his Scandinavia Blood Pills,
viii not only ob.itarate the most painful disease hut
prevent their recurrence, and leusAen life beyond The
ordinary sEan.
In SCAND-1,AvIAN VEGETABLE BLOOD Pills
Dr. Roback presents the result 81 twenty Years Of pe-
.ier &C. hard study aa experiment 20 what perfect
u s40uII be- 30 one ca doubt theirs uFeriority after
3ne single TRIAL P.ic= o[ scandinavian Blood Pai-
fer Il per bottle. s. per haisozcn; scaueiHaTan
Blood pills, . cents per box. or avs 81
PEar Miami COUNTY. Ind, Aug. :, 1857
DR. c. ". EouAcs,: have received much benefit
from your seaH4inavIln Blood Purifier and Eioo, PAS,
have thought it ny duty, and At 70 less ny in
clination, sire you plain statement of ms case
for years cted with tat bane os all comfort and
efficiency business dyspepsia. TO recepitaiate al hr
so called remedies which have used u sid myself o.
this disease ul}d in5eel rs,e melancholy catalogue.
I also consulted v.H tAe best Isz.eiaa- could fear
8 p r-1t -r-- -
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ZONES Pressing Side. Back Pocket, Tortoise Shell
Y imitation &C. 8 aIalo, Ivory Hors, at FIFfAN'S-
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q GREAT HORSE AND CATTLE
HEDICTEE.

7. 1T Johns
Coma ri3a Pow
L q rs Sc
powders are he'll
Iu very Cl est
UIlrg p for -.ar-ss.
81 ct-s- 81 j. =
III ri. Los
OF ApPE TfTE
ND = EBt-% y.
y " - I
TFR STIFF CON
Pi ANT. etc
They are eNrti-
r- :Ir title
tr r-- EFf r
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From tae Rev. Mr.. EcsICLLES, gastor Of Roberts
Chapel: INDlASArorIs. Get :. 1887.
De g. V. RoBAcH-Dear SIR. have used your Blood
Pu-ider nervous Affection from, which have suf
much wae il IS pleasant 70 the taste it
certainly has happy ess upon The ,e'ves Please &C
.~pt my thanks for your l regards and ac!s, and be-
leve me, YourS,
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CAL: COAH:

W. are prepared 10 sell the best IaSae co L.
Fers"us taHltg ear-!aad can have it delivered
> % per 1on and dollars per the yard.
The best BiasberE Coal always hand, the
Depot We sell cash
Good Seasoned Wood also for sale. - the Lowest
price. TREVEaE0U 4 CODE.
Mineral Point. sept. p. 1855 6ms9
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II Il III O " a K
And new and larger Stock CT
STOVE, HARDWARE,
lin. Copper and sheet-Iron Ware.
~ CORNISH mas removed Biz store ais old stand
l.. 70 the buiIfng recently occupied by Joseph can
has received aad now oilers for safe large >toeA o.
goods IA his line 10 t3cl ne invites is attention o. ne
He keeps on hand at al times fun assortment OF
TIN. CoPPER AND sHEET-lROS WARE,
ana ri n rlauf2ctare order any article tisc line.
Beiu ainlseit practical operative, aae employ iH on
lv gsst of workman. he feels warranted II assuring
the gubie that al woIA done al his shop vii oe IA 's
vefv hest style. both Cor beaItg and turzaility.
P.rtisu-arat VIII Ue p-sie to orders from 3
pairing done On the shortest notice ana in good
shelf Hardware. Gallery, &c.
knlves and F"rzs, eurry FONTS
8littHaiA Ware, tt9sse cares,
cote Ui.ls bed Cords,
Tir.- sr. F.! named Ware Brushes 81 ever kind
B-ass k@,tieS, axes and IIelves,
Enarne!.l Kettles Hammers OF al kinds,
L ts4 Inn ,seisl,r rs &c.
Cooking. ParI r aai f5sx Stoves.
A complete assortment al All tGles hand, among
which FilI be found tie following iAvorie patterns;
Wisconsin. Governor. Forest Queen,
Young America, National. X.
Charter Oak 3lBvdower, Tho Back,
Black Diamond Challenge, &c
FREEtCM ~royEs-
Eastern. New England,
Eagle, &c, &c-
FAELoG STOVES
Nubia1, Boston
Iae5laA Cottage.
Fietoriae, Pa1l0r Looks Sc
STOVES.
BOSTON, Crystal,
Diamond, Ec-, &c.
4 General invitation
Ny old customers invited call in
neeC anything ny Zinc. and any person DESTROYS
purchasing Is invited look the articles oTer 70
/. CORNISH.
Mineral Point. Oct, 1856. +0tf
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TIL mas Dayey

nom as D2Ncy
" OCTD inform the citizens Of Mineral Point
w cnirv, that lie has Just received large addition
his Stock Of CLoCEs ATcHEs. and IEwTIEg.
hs sisaes have Gi-scy Understood that he Is ssl!
81 prices tor lower than aay estae-haens
81 thr sInd in ts part Of th- country He intsEa
conllEue the
HATCH y KING 4yD JEWELRT BUSINESS
n al is Tarious branches
Ee --oaI cal the attention tie public ,z-s,
veii se.ects5 stock Ct
cd aEf SE}rrr FEB, GsaTG ozI Feb
"ATCES CLAIMS.
LOLEETS. EARRINGS,
RIGS PINS. SC.
O. Farious Patterns
Silver and Plae-Wsre Fancy Goods, Cold Pens su7s-
rio5 Cutlery CLOCKS, Lamps &c Sc which viii be sold
= the lowest prices
- The Repairing and Cleaning or CT CKSans
WITCHES. promptly attended &c, and WARRANTED to
give entire satisfaction
Just received, in aaition TO the above. good a.sor-
meat 0f fIa-fc1,i Instruments. embracing OF the
uasz Victims aud Flutes brought 70 this
Set- Also ppiv os giant Clocks Combs, Se ~.
- Ce-I and see Them THOMAS DAYET.
NEre-a1 Point, Nav 11th. 1S51. y.
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sfR. a SFTrfs y p-a2-iet-r RI 'ivery-s-- r. hin.
c7umeait'ion ~ yaur CONDITION Pp"AEt-
have r-es '-r7l -lf-l the past sour
ta4t tjG= las asr--s have nr.-r-ltt-r-i it dt-ara,
srard ns Three offay horses g-fe rt- gt y attacked
with cttf-- tgr5.E f.- &. o~t-saftef -
,=ts5na-. ~ ia-y Tr1. .E IL 4-.t..E t.,e als-
ftus--. ..7i tlazl year CONDITION. tJA DLtt-. aud
cured ;ae;- perfectly u ta-. b tE=-
,is. Wlrtaa E7su91, r-r-t2nt. Evtrsae-t. {. s..
writes. Au-. t-H-s al aH#s- vgs ~ sa.r tE- i.rs
F.r'ers- Use -=s- -.t.- al my ..e-.
medicine ever s..l- A. s-- $500 r. 5a
hors n.arlv pesd with 7}ls.em7 7r.--sI- T. p.
Nye- heet 7Ta-t lp. Seneca Go 81 hat nurse
badly afflicted Eis 81 -t--u2.r. ttt t.- H.s doctors
t--a .i-s ~ ,..e iu % woods Z. Gi- e.r. -ra.
tteelsi ~ Swing ia q ree papers ~ 81. JYs gst35-
ton Powders.
4 iar>el a.tor cured ar~= tlat seemed 1s4 ur ,-I
about u ais- a- s= would aut ee-- -ai tl.e
ders prepared ay p.-ti. -a fr short tine ..i boil
LIZ water tHl t-I-n u4r.lr tf.rI G4va from tote
horse wa. s-t -.---
SD ~ an NIe..eIue Dealers. o.e .sI ea-n--f 81.
''hus A.tltr.t-~ gratis. J. !. =. sa.l = e.. I....
10y, - . G-.s-ra. -.a-s 'or tie y ,.s.s STATES
A-srt~t 2..es .'f..orl, Aiiaeral Point J. C. cl,ra
Ar.sa; f. Frank iaems-. Bt4ssviI.e: 81. Dinsdqle
.t..at.t 1r...a'L ..i-. H.-l.aa.. Can IN tia
: -.at- asa Presume 4 srss Eac u5-f-
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N BBI-s. GREEN APpLEs Best quality just received
L " and for sale cheap
,. NJ. WHEELERS.
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A General invitation.

NY old customers invited to call IN whenever
neec anything my limo. and any person DESTROYS
purchasing Is invited look the articles oTer 10
/. CORNISH.
Mineral Point. Oct 1856. +0tf
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ior DroHsy, Plethora, o. kindred tom-
a.nisis. -y,.iae au active r tie, 80 e" eSea-
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES

lsIoths- Cassiner-s :, Vesting and TaiIors Trim
u ning--A yefy lar &c lot al 5e sold cheap st rs
New Store ~ J. SMITH
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FASHIONABLE

MRS. Aliens Verbs Hair RestoIer ana g -
VI batsainune, just received Al III 80
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-12-02
GBc gomc Clrtlr.
How to Make Home Happy.

Do not jest with your wife upon a sub
ject in which there is danger of wound
ing her feelings. Remember that she
treasures every word you utter, though
you never think of it again. Do not
speak of some virtue in another mans
wife, to remind your own of a fault
Do not reproach your wife with personal
defects, for if she has sensibility, you
inaict a wound difficult to heal Do not
upbraid her in the presence of a third
person, nor entertain her with praising
the beauty aud accomplishments of 9th
er women. If you would have a pleas
ant home and cheerful wife, pass your
evenings under your own roof Do
not be stern and silent in your own
house, and remarkable for sociability
elsewhere. Remember that your wife
has as much need Of recreation as your
SELF and devote a portion, at least, Of
your leisure hours to such society and
amUsements as she may join. BY so do.
ing, you will secure her smiles and in,
crease her affection. Do not, by being
too exact in pecuniary matters, make
your wife feel her dependence upon your
bounty. 1t tends to lcsseIz.her dignity
of character, and does not increase
her esteem for you If she is a sen.
sible woman, she should be acquaint.
ed with your business and know your
income, that she may regulate hen
household expenses accordingly.
Do not withhold this knowledge in
order to cover your own extravaganza
Women have a keen perception--be sure
she will discover your sel6shness-and
though no word is spoken, from that
moment her respect is lessened and her
confidence diminished, pride wounded
and a thousand, perhaps unjust, sus.
pioions created. From that moment is
your domestic comfort on the wane
There can be no oneness, where there is
no full confidence II Woman's Thoughts
About Women.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-12-02

From the No Democrl. OF Tuesday
Latest from Pixies Peak - Plenty
of Gold for those who viii Work
for it.
We had a visit yesterday afternoon
from Mr. J. G.. Miller, of Dandy, Tom
kins county, N. Y, who has just return
ed from the gold diggings on the South
Platte. Mr. Miller had some specimens
Of the precious ore with him, which are Of
a fine description. He states that the
earnings of the members of the Law
renee Company, to which he belonged,
were from 50 to So per day, obtained by
pan washings; but that if they had been
provided with proper utensils and ma.
chinery, they could have realized from
$40 to $50 per day. The amount of
gold, Mr.. NJ thinks, is not so extcn-
siye as reported by some, yet there will
be remunerative yield to all who engage
in seeking it, The living at the mines
has been excellent there being plenty
of game in the vicinity, which is OBJ
tained without much difficulty. The
Lawrence Company were in camp FIVE
months, worked hard, and had no sick
ness. The climate was delightful, and
all had much improved in health. Mr.
NJ, is on his way home to spread the
news among his neighbors, and will re-
turn in the spring, when he thinks
there will be an immense rush to the
gold fields. A number Of miners
would remain on the ground during the
winter, and no fears were entertained
Of unusual suffering
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-12-02
The BeautifnI Patch.

We picked up a scrap of newspaper,
on which we're these words, "Don't be
ashamed, my boy, if you have a patch on
your elbow; it speaks we'll for your
mother"
This was suggestive. Up came recol-
lectiOns Of a beautiful patch which we
admired when four years old. A little
girl stood in "Aunt Fanny's" door,
with a pretty new patch on the waist Of
her green calico gown. We wished we
could have a dress so patched. TO us,
it was a beautiful patch, and we looked
up to the little girl, who, like ourself,
was a four year old That patch, with
its neat outline, and the pretty figure
printed on the calico, is clear and bright
in our memory.
We like to see a neat patch on a
working dress; it is especially indica-
tive Of sterling qualities in both the
wearer and the article worn, to say moth
ing Of the niceties of the artist in adapt
ing it to the new relation, Yes, that
patch was a beautiful one.
Then when two years older VIC we're
made supremely happy by darn in our
holiday dress. 1t was the handsomest
darn in the world We see now every
fine, beautiful stitch which made the
garment better than new 1t was the
incest specimen of darning ever seen
we thought We were proud Of it,
That was ever after sacred in our esti-
nation. Whenever it was put on, our
eyes sought tae darn and rested on il
with satisfaction We wished all the
children had dresses so prettily darned.
But we were sure that their mothers
could not mend so nicely, and we pitiod
them.
That dress of fine buff cambrc, SO
handsome darned lit hangs unrumpled
in memory's press; perhaps it will re.
main there till after this material body
it then clothed shall have been changed
for a celestial one. The rccollections Of
children that somehow become deposited
in the storehouse of momory are simple
like the white chips which they gather
as they fall from the choppers axe, fUI
some popularity Of coloring or form a
child's eye only notices and appreciates
Ashamed Of a patch No, my boy;
never be ashamed of patch-NEvEH
In respect to dress, be ashamed of moth.
ing but unnecessary dirt and slovenli
ness If your clothes arc as clean and
as neatly put on as circumstances admit
of, nobody either loves or respects you
the less because they are coarse or patch
ed. We said nobody Let the expires
sion be unmodifed--it is &rue.