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At church, Joe says his manly heart
With true devotion swells,
Denying that,-as some assert
He's led there by the Bellies;

While Jane, the happiest OF coquettes,
Whose eyes no sorrow dims,
Il Most piously employs her time,
In looking for the Hins.
stMynheor Drinkenof makes distinction
thus: Too much whiskev is too much, but
too much lager--bier is shoost right
Tommy, my son, said a'fond mother, do
you say your prayers night and morning?
Yes, that is, nights; but any smart boy
can take care Of himself in the day time
Plutarch says, in his Life Of Alexander,
that Babylonians used during the dog days,
to sleep on skins filed with water. In these
DAYS men sleep on skins fllled with bad
rum.
A father. winding up his watch, said, play
fully, to his little giri.-.Let ms wind up
your noscP No. SAID the child | don't
want my nose wound up, for don't want it
to run all day!
A boy at a crossing having begged some
thing Of a gentleman, the latter told hi m
that he would give him someth .ng as he
came back. The boy replied, Your honor
would be surprised il you knew how much
money | lose by giyinggcredit ia that way.
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AAas principle 10 churnn Ktook the nrst Premin,, Il,
@ ano Illinois last when ths aehine ~
a.s 'Mpet.eet - y vac the Aras experiment il 4.
ua.aoy ana ease, and The convsuisnt Ana 49,
~ hr anu every way ne most perfect any hing
wofk Or 40 pay. Terms reasonsbe. DIV. ~ \ c.iS'
vnafn ana savs 70 per cent - hsaass ana hard
1eor sale q the PRINCIPAL CYoc.,,.a "a ss.,a~.,
esS5ss ena at We shop Angular strsst nsAr Main
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A PRINTER PuT on HIS MErTLE-An in
teresting case is now pending at the Treas.
ury involving the right OF Territorial Leg
isiatures. The Secretary of the Territory
OF Nebraska is IA printer, and also the editor
and proprietor of newspaper When the
Legislature convened and the question Of
eleeting public printer was preached, the
Secretary informed that body that he would
execute the printing himself, and contended
that he had right to control the business
The Legislature, however, elected another
printer to do their printing, and also to print
the session laws. The Secretary declined tc
audit the accounts of the public printer fol
his legislative work, and also refused to de
liver the laws to him for printing The
printer consequently appeals to the Secretary
OF the Treasury to put him in possession o.
laws, and cites the cases, of Minnesota and
Kansas as presidents to show the right Of
tho Territorial Legislatures to control theil
own printing
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With sbe passion ioch charming Influences
ars sure % engendsf; but such seriois
sacrifice III me favored son che Ksystone
Stats conseats 10 uHah5. ~ the intsrosssion
81 . dsaaaicpalised political emissAry- ele-
CANT, educated, accomplished and fascinating
though che bc--detracts greatly from the
confidence the public reposed in his infiexi-
BILE integrity and has stripped Of oil import.
ance and weight any future promises or REQ
eommcndasions he may make. The sampson
of democracy has had his locks shorn Of
YnrifY.
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LAND ron SALE.
IN ,AUAEb OF Land, lying fhseS males eooAh ~ ~
..1UilAGssa. ~ the ". ksdbM Ac1A u u1lhe osaai
SIaS 49, ~ 81 S.aass n gass Apsy ~ ~
ocsSo-WSm DANIEL RUDQuIL
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to Miilers!

WOsf1ssy "A &C BsS n II w SMUT MACHINE
ANkS SEPARATOR GStsRRBNED.
M take this method of ir corning Miers generally
" that We are now mar ufacturing and will Keep
constantly on hand Woodwaras Combined shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider the best now in
USE and We hazard nothing In saying every Miller who
mas yet used II will bear OFT in this assertion IL
compa and durable with less power than most
machines and does all the heretofore performed by
thret machines, viz: the Screen, Separator aud Smut
ter to nothi of the flaming Mill which hn
iy to be used in cleaning dust from offal.
As to the mode Of operation in the rst place sepa.
rates the sticks, throws smut balls and part Of the
eats from the grain before securing. While la the
proc s Of securing the grain brought In contact with
str ing blast OF air, which carries on dust as fast az
made. II then passes into larger Separator where n
IS cleared OF chess, imperfect grains, oats &C. and il
then ready for grinding. The dust 10 all not only
cleared from the grain, but from the chess, oats ana
ouai and blown clear out cl the mill. Another yerv
great advantage Is that can be set the same foor
with the burrs or any where In the mill that may be
desired, as 1t makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows that IL utterly impossible 10 eon
suc mil that will make good -four dirty grain
unless the dirt be first removed. No better machine has
yetbeen invented for this purpose than Woodwari,s
adapte. Western Grain. They are now in use ana
bes At of the Mills In this civ Sunaa.far
Bror., and Keiser Co.'S. =.
Orders promptly attended to.
oct aS-dwtf WOODWARD, KEISKR 4 SHERRILL.
Burlington, Iowa.
:. POI CIrf, March I'd, ISIS
Dear Sir Your Shutter that have had In
use Tor about eighteen months Ii the perfect ma.
chine OF the kind noW In USED Amachine that
purchased In Chic ago for short time alter started
and u cost me more for and delays In 4 few
months than the whole cost Of the machine that rot
from YOU Your machine has not me an sthiny far
REPAIRS and 10 now, alter eighteen months service
doing It's work IN the most perfect Please az.
my thanks Tor past fayos and best wishes your
tscesa. &C., Yours respectfully, NJ
# aAft1u30 4 & GA.OHfE KEEREE
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gMA-RCH 28, 1857.
Through 10 New York In - Hours
u NV - c.
The Only Route Making Sure Connections
Nese York, Philadelphia, Boston, and
Neso England States, oUer the
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
INHE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage Of
i Ecctasste Telegraph Line, used entirely for the
movement Of all trains, thereby avoiding possibility Of
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGo:
5:l5 n M. EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections TO NIAGARA Falls, Buffalo, New York and
7:45 n. M. CINCINNATI kuRrss-Maklng direct
connections to Lafayette, Indianapolis Cincinnati, New
Albany Louisville Dayton Columbus, Zanesve Wheel
ing, Ptsburg Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington.
7:45 "A. IA. TELEaRAPH ExrRsss- Arriving at Mag
Falls or Buffalo morning. New York at p. II.
Philadelphia, via Enira. at 10 n, Eeston II At
aight Connects at Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
e. R. for Buffalo and all points -os,.
800 y. Efss AFTERseoS ExpRgss-Arrives In New
YORK at A. second day, Boston at r. H., and Ut
Philadelphia lo:3O second morning.
$40 p. ''GHT ExPRsss-Arriving At Maya.
"a Falls or Buffalo heat evening New York. ut NJ,
and Boston 4 =: NJ next day Connects at Paris with
East. Connects at MICHIGAN City Except Saturday,
with New Albany Salem X. Road for New Albany,
Indianapolis Cincinnati, Dayton Columbus, GAINESVILLE,
Beefontasne, Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington, Pitts
burgh, and Philadelphia.
e. The Trdirs on the Chicago, Burlington d 2uin
~, Gdlead II Chicago Union, LEtaois Central and
Aichiodn Central Railroads run into the same Depot
at Chicago saring tie ecpenseto passengers Of hack
hsre and traaytr ~ Rdgga0e.
The 81 Il 5 u. III. .. 500 p. nA. and 8. 80 Penn
Trains MAKE direct connections at Toronto with the
GRIND TRUNK RAIL RAYf
Kingston, ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec, and I'll
points in Canada East, Northern Vermont New Hamp-
shire and Maine.
it's well known by the travelling public that this Road
has no competitor Of equal facilities from Chicago to
Niagara Falls, New York, Boston, Ogiensburgh, Mon
treal, &c, &c.
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night 10
over this route. $40 p NJ. One Train Sunday, az $50
P. NJ. No 500 p. NJ. Saturday.
Baggage checked through TO Niagara Fails, BuElio,
New York. Boston, Elmira and Philadelphia.
~ Passengers arriving at Chicago by any Of the
Railroads, will find Competent Agents the cars and
baggage masters at the depots receive checks and
convey their baggage TO the Michigan Depot free
Of charge.
THR0TGH TICKETS 6 OOD FOR NINETY DA YN
Allowing holders to remain and resume their
seats can be bought at the different offices the West
also At the Passenger Depot foot Of Lake Street. and at
the General Ticket Office, Corner Lake aud Dearborn
Streets, Chicago, opposite the fremont House.
&t II. J. SPAULDING,
May !. 1881. General Pass Agent
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ments and discoveries In in the professor
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. GEs E1fs Al assort,ntntef Guns, Pistols Knives
( a aud sporting implements kept constantly hand
and manufactured to order.
Reporting 81 all kinds done short notice and it fair
prices iyIebpy
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ATTORNEY mr. L.7W,

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L devotcs himself chiefly to LbsaDaercidl Gdses.-
Business from ABROAD will receive careful attention.
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Lake Superior Intelligence.


4 BIG T1Lx.-An Immense pile Of copper row
lies buried in the LIZ. fathom level Of tue Mime;
Ia Mine, near thc No. shaft About mouth
500 ther shot down into the level q mass cstl-
mated to weigh about 50 tons. Much more cop.
rer appeared in the adjacent ground, but II waa
the Intention to cut up aad get out Of Tho WY
ahe 1sree mass before stopping much aooss II.
TO make room for cutting 10 advantage. few
shots and sand blasts were put IN above, which
threw down more masses too large 10 be re-
moved ar bundled without cutting, and further
attempts only succeeded in dls'odGgng tflll
more heavy copper. which must awais the slow
Of cutting lsiore s.a u.s. reofp t. "d
turhed until the leas great pieces can be cut up
aud takeu away. Wien the large mass was first
thrown DOM, it was expected 10 contribute to
tue October product. Int is now buried so deep
in immo sable copper That it may not be availa.
bic for considerable time. There is, however,
no danger nf its spelling: The timberong In the
wcnS ground about No. 10 shaft is still sneom
plete. The No. . is connected with the engine
1t No. {. and the machinery is acting r. ~ well.
IcEurass.-The beauties Of our northern cline
have commenced forming along the lake shore,
not Immediately on The edge, but varying from
fifty to two hundred yards from the beach,
owing 70 the depth Of water. Near the shore.
are crowded together, presenting an uneven
surface, and SO still extending out till the force
Of Tie wares ia deeper water disputes the fur.
| tier entertainments on their territory. Ilert
the ice forms in d ledge, and the constant dasa
| inc Of the wares over it and the congclation q
the waier continues to pile up The bcrgs lighe1
| and higher, until ut length their submits rls,
above ,Ae reach Of the tiltowy element whlc'
| created them. Some years since berg W.
| formed near this village, sixty feet in heigh
from the level Of the water Its appearance i
The sunshine WINS dazzllng1y beautiful to behold
, 1859-12-27

in The end tear it nsunder. It Is possible that
The execution Of Brown might consolidate slave.
n in Virginia, but it il certain that it would
.eppyalse The entire American Democracy. YOU
pre1erve your shame, but you sacrifice your
glory. -.
lo moral light, 1t seems to me that portion
OF tho Light Of humanity would b eci:pbca. thet
cYen &heidea OF justice and injustice would he
obscurcd on the day which should witness the
assassination of emancipation by liberty.
As Tor myself, though am but an atom. yet
being, as am, in common with all other men.
inspired with the conscience Of humanity, I
kneel in tears before the great statry banner Of
the New World, and with clasped bands, aud
with profound and dlial respect, ! implore the
it'ustfioua American republic, tistcr OF tho
French republic, TO look to the safety Of the uni
rersel moral laN, TO sasc Brown. to throw down
.the throateuin9 scsf1old Of The 16th December:
nud not to suffer that, beneath its eyes, and ]
add. with shuddcr, almost by its fault, the first
fatrcide lie outdone. -.
+ 'For-yes, let America know il and ponder
! it well-sherc is something more terrible than
Cain staying Albeit is Washington alasine
| Spartic1A V1e7oR HrGo.
IArrEr111E HorsB, Dec. .. 1863.
, 1859-12-27
Etopement, D e4ertlon and UeaIli.
n&oir, into

Etopement, D esertion aud Uea1la.
The New Haven Journal contaius statement
Of facts ia regard II the mysterious disappear
ance, tiye re- e4rs ago, Of il younglady of Hartford
county, who at home occupied an enriab'r so-
cial mud religious position. She left without
the consent Of her father, who died fwo years
Afterwards, disposing Of part Of his handsome
property to his missing daughter. Soon after.
wards she re-appeared, was kindly welcomed
and received her portion Of her inheritance, aud
again disappeared. Lsst week Information was
receiFed OF her death at South Boston, md her
friends sent for her body.
It appears that she had made the Acquaintance
OF nus,c teacher. was seduced, and lied with
her scduccr, who proved to be married man.
She afterwards lived With this man at South
Boston, under the assumed nnn1e of Jones, her
seducer filling the situation Of clerk with house
in Boston,:
lie it mas who induced bis victim 10 return to
her home and receive the legacy Of her father,
ayl1ich she gave to him under renewed promises
| Of marriage. Since then he has rarely visited
her, aud his desertion operated 'on her beaits.,
| and ended in her death last week. Her papers,
| At her request, were all burnt in order TO pre-
tent the facts from rechiug her friends; but an
| old album was overlooked. which led to desea'
| onment Of the mystery. uer funeral WEB large.
| II Intended on Sunday last. Her seducer de-
| camped day or two since.
Tie Springfield kpulIican supplies some ad
ditional particulars. The victim was aauEh
ter OF Deacon Kendall, Of Granby, Conn; ths
alleged seducer, Edwin ". Reed, who has I
pisno store 10, Springfield, and u residence it
West Springfield.
, 1859-12-27

Professor Wortheu, State Geologist, has
closed his surveya for the season. He returned
from Southern Illinois a few days ago, and is
at present engaged in making out report Of
his discoveries :nd observations since ip e, last
ier. F1l,on. Henderson, Warren ind McDou-
oush counties, and pat4iai surxeys in sanrs-
mon, Macoupin and harion. Different portious
Of Brown, Peoria. Madisos. St. Clair and Pope
counties hare also been examined carefully,
but nothing like general surrey Of them was
attempted. About twenty boxes ol fossils and
rock specimens have been collected during the
present season and added to the cabl .et.
Tie services Of D.. J. S. Newberry, Profess
sorbf Geology and Natural History in Colnm
bia Coilege, hare beeu secured BY the State
Geologist. He is expected here daily. 1mme-
diately after his arrira! he will commence de-
il tbe Site Cabinet. i report on lie labors Of
the present season il now IN preparation, being
the Second Annual Report Of the Geological
SurTev of illinois. The first Annual Report IL
the Legislature one year ago has not appeared in
print -Spria2f<ld Journal.
, 1859-12-27

ASoruER 1xsUaakcr1ox TnREATxxEp.-Tbose
who hsre had she Toledo, Logansport and Bur-
lington rattroad completed within the last three
weeks, hare ovesrcaehed the marx. There are
hut nine days Of grace let.-the first Of rcxt
January being the time for the cara to run over
the entire road, in order 70 SECURE the stock SUBJ
scribed. This dangerous delay is caused by thc
eontrattors, Messrs. Cu'Eor, Kent 4 Co., reius'
ing TO either 6nixh the remaining half-.ni]e, or
de|ker up the work, untn they are paid By the
company for their labor. They declare they
will hare their &erns complied with
Last night, the drse"a1. in this place, WAS Gu.
tered aud The arms, nmmunitions and acccutra~
1aen.. belonging to the Snsion we're taken.
LIZ Congress appoint an investigating conf
mittes.--Hiafisllo {Iad.) Spfaktv, :25ad.
, 1859-12-27

EAastarixz-oa Last Monday, about one
o'eioctta shock Of m earthquake was fell in
this vicinity. IL seemed to BE- some stroug con-
cussioa IN nature, like the jarnng produced By
the explosion Of large amount Of powder,
ssther than the Fumb!ing sound of m ezsth-
Qaake, The sound was nnacconpanied by the
usual vibrating motion Of tho earth. and seemed
to approach from The noEth-west and pass south
taat, -,~
. o. the following {Tuesdsy) uoruing tue
grouod iu this regioa waa covered with fine
SNOW. We therefore still hare good sleighiug
westher-a thing uuususl in this sunny CLINE
.Joatsborp Gazttte 241A.
, 1859-12-27

Mary Agnes O'Conor, Mother -Abbess Of the
Order Of Mercy, ID New York, died on Tuesday
last, after d long aud sesere Illness The burial
service al performed this morning ut the Con-
vent Chapel, in Houston street, by Archbishop
Hughes, assisted By the Right Reverend Ar.
Stars, Vicar General. The coffin, drnped in
b,ack, and covered With beautiful flowers. Vas
placed in the ceutra Of the Chapel, thee large
tapers burning on esch side. Tie Chapel was
hung with mourning. At iIalfpast nine a long
procession OF the nuns entered, each one bear
ing Wax tuper, and. niter kneeling for mo-
.nent BIZ the bier, they lnat IN the stalls Ut Zach
sido. The mass for the dead was then sung BY
the Archbishop, assisted By Ir. Stars aud
twelve priests from the principal chareaes of
&he civ. Af,H the ceremonies we're concluded,
the coffin, With four pall-beareFs on each side,
and followed By a long train Of priests aud AGO
iytas, was borne in procession to the Cathedral,
,shese it wss deposited in tie brrial.rault OF
the Order. The imposing procession. as It PAS
oed through the streets, attracted considerable
attcntion.--1. ]. Ee+ning Rost.
, 1859-12-27
Tr1af1 Feeling for tho PQpcs

A decided, but scarcely unexpected manifest
alton il favor q supporting TIE ropesa aa tempo,
The great majority Of the people are Roman
Catholics. Not only in Dab!in, but in various
other. parts Of ireland, bare public meetings
been held to express the attachment Of ireland
to the Head Of It's Church, and Of sympathy with
the Pope under his present and threatening dif-
deu!tses. 0f1esa Of actual physical aid arc ltbe-
rally made. and there would lie no difficulty, it
is said, in raising new army Of Irish yolun.
teers, $1,000 in number, 10 auginept the Papal
army. The feeling against Napoleon, for his
presumed coalitioa with the cne1n,es Of Rome,
IL decidedly strong in 1reland.-Pailad<lfdia
pfskg "a.
, 1859-12-27

Az lsplAs Kz11s BkAR AND TIE BEAn KILLS
1uK lxn1AS.-Ou Tuesday Of this ~cek an In.
dlau hunter euconnte1d = huge bear near Beef
River Station, and the af1fay proved fatal TO
bolh. The Indian shot the bear, wouudipg him
severely, and then rushed up. expecting . dig.
alocled borua" with Mr.. Indian, and struggle
for lie epsued., The conflict must hare been a
terrible oue Is the belllgerents we're both badly
pa1tnkd. They were found short time after,
lying ifaw feet apart, desds-Eau cIatFs Free
, 1859-12-27

MA1Lor's STATION Dec. e5-The 0verland
tuuU with San Francisco dates to the 9Th inst,
passed here this morning. The news il unIu~
The Wabash ailrer mines continue to yield
richly. - ,
much damage on the Calareros and it, trabut-
aries.
Tie uew quartz mill Of Col Fremont, in Msr'-
moss Comfy, has commenced operations, beng
The largest establishment Of the kind IN CALI
fornia,
Mr, Eldfidse Gerry Paige, author of " Dow
Junlor," and j" Patent Sermons - committed
suicide on The Stu iust.