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Ioy,, YOU ca-- E,rn before you spend
Here i, u rule of life Of high import 10
Young men. How much OF self respect, Of
public confidence, an! manly tccIiug>, has
been saved by its observance.
You stake your credit upon what you
have earned the right TO enjoy. 1t is iino
cl,thcs, good living or personal ornament
what right have YOU to them except tho
night of having fist earned them by tho
sweet OF Your brow, or brain l. there not
some telling personal degradation in inoy-
ing these things at the cxpens, Of tho taior
iewe'cr Or s5me other per'oni
You hoped TO pay for them when you
made the purchase On what assumed
Grclnd w this expectation based Ii may
bn you will do So more likely YOU will
not ot--ou. what will chen follow! Dlsap-
poinlmcnl to your creditor, aud rcncwcd
promse auI Disappointment. You with
hold from him what Ia light, wlmt ho can
not well do without.--lou pat Yourself in
his power % use, to lla,rSs anl taunt you.
You suffer bumjlation, YOU avoid him in
the streets for Ctsr oi dun.- Your mauhool
AMI pride Of manly character are aha.hcd
You feel yourself somewhat less u 'n,n with
an officer or an importunate creditor at his
heels
Anl then what shifts, what oya.ions,
what shamely devices what injuries to his
moral sense, loss Of sefrcspcct and courage
ous s,f confidence follow. 1t may ho the
beginning Of Evil with you. tho temptation
to the commission al sumccrime, which
You may hope tocommit and escape dctcc-
ton.
Does it ,cquirc courage t, Withstand tho
temptation To- enjoy what is not yours 10y
night Of honest purchase and full pay.
mcnt Courage is noble anl manly quail
IS. rs exercise will elevate You, give
strength an! power. An act Of courageous
,cf denial, cons"icutiou,ly performed, will
wilLscf confidence and sulf.ryspccl, ensure
var sweet peace of mind, aud tho conf.
dcncc of your acquaintance.
Thcra are hercic periods in the lives of
men. May It not be the hcrcism you aro
called to exercise, young man, to put your
foot most stcrdy upon tho temptation To
bay what YOU have not the ability to pay!
What i 1t cost, your pride some humilia-
ton What ir your associatr, turn tEoir
back, upon you! Theirs is th, shame not
yopis. --Daro to be ii ght and do light--
This l. her5i,n.
You avoid 4 world of temptation hy keep
ing ou. Of debt. You secure your personal
freedom aud Independence, your OF peace
mini aul conscience, by it.
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Society to elect officers, and transact other
business, on the second Thursday of June
at such place as the Executive Committe
shall determine
The Executive Committee shall give no.
ticc Of the place of holding the annual
meeting, and shall have power to call
meetings Of the Society at their discretion.
The committee recommended the follow
ING officers:
For Presideat-Donald Mcintyre, of
Ann Arbor.
J1cs Presi1eat-O. G. Comstock, Mar
shall.
Secretory-Geo. NJ. Dewey, Niles.
TredSurer-B. l.. Haxtcr, Tecumsch.
Executive COmmihec-Gco. NJ Dewey,
Niles i. l.. Baxter, Tecumsoh; Rev. w i.
b. Dada, Jackson; Henry Fish, Port IIu.
ron; John Blanchard, lonia.
Report accepted and adopted.
Mr.. Bloss, Of Detroit submitted the fol.
lowing resolution:
RCs0iSed, That we rccomcnd 10 the Ex-
ocutive Committee to appoint some suita
ble person, residing in this State, as the
agent of the Society, tn iinclato through
ont the State AMI lecture on temperance,
and from County, Town, City nnl Vii.
lagc Societies, auxiliary to rhc State So.
cety, Adopted.
The convention then Adjourned, to meet
at the call Of the Executive Committee.
Tho meeting was well attended fom
various parts Of the State, and the spirit
manifested prove, that the Temperance sen
tjmcut is not deal nor slumhcriNg. The
reports from various parts Of tho State
show most couclusivcIy, that the tide Of
apathy which -ot in upon tho temperance
cause during the excitement Of the clcc.
tions is rapidly tuning, and that the feel.
ing was never stronger than now to sus.
tain anl enforce the prohibitory Law.
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NO. 662.

morning, there being no one but no an
| in th, room, to stir tho fire, and put
the poker, when l had done with, under
the greats(which | take to bo natural place
for poker), when up jumps this well-bo-
havel little monster, and arranges it by
rule and measure whore he had been told
it ought to be. take or 1t to myself for
very great forbearance-ho and being a
lone-that | checked an inclination TO
pnnch his heal with it. IL it excusablo in
any rational being to but themselves under
such n lifelong pcnace as this, and to bring
up their children, bnd force the unhappy
stranger whom they get within their gates,
TO do likewise
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No TIME FOR SWAPPING An Indiana
man was travelling down the Ohio, in "a
steamer with mare and two year old
colt, when 10y II sudden carccn Of the boat
all three wer tilted into the river. The
hoosior, as he rose pullog and blowing
above the water, caught hold Of the tail of
the colt, not having n doubt that the natu.
raj instinct of the animal would carry him
ashore. The old mare took "bcc line"
for the shore, tut the frightened colt swan
lustIy dowd the current, with its owner
still hanging fat. "lct 60 tho colt, and
hang on the old marc,' shouted some Of his
friends. "Phrcc boob" exclaimed tho
IlooSicr Spoutng the water from his mouth
and shaking hs head like New foandl.
and dog" 1t might find yuo telling me to
let 90 the colt; but to a man that cant swim
tins amt exactly tho timo for .Swoppipy
horses.
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The Saskatchewan Valley.


cs a very interesting account of the eXplo-
ration Of tho Saskatchewan and the Red
River country, made 10y Capt. Blakinston,
of the British Royal Artillery, who arrived
in St. Paul recently, on his way to Eng
land, from British Columbia, by the way
OF Red River. Captain Blakinston has
been engaged for two years in the explor-
alton Of tho lIudsons Bay Company's
Territory.
Captain Blakiuston says there will be
no difficulty in tho proposed steamboat as
cent Of the Saskatchewan ms far as Ed
monton, if the Grand Rapids at the mouth
o. the river can be overcome. The rapids
terminate in shoa ledge Of limestone
stretching across tho mouth Of the rivo, a
width Of 800 yards. On this water Is
usually from one and half to two feet
in depth, and in extreme low water, less
The long keel boats, something like our
Machine boats. used in the navigation of
the Saskatchewan, with about tt irtv feet
keel, cany from 1000 to 10000 lbs, and
drawing from one and half to two feet
water, III running over these rapids rs
they do in the descent Of the stream, are
often broken to pieces on the shallow
ledge at the mouth. The captain thinks
it very probable that at high water The
volume Of water at the foot of the r,p,ls,
whore the rocky shoals exist, will Toe sat.
iicient to admit ot the safe passage OF
steamboats,. The period Of high water a5.
corling 10 or informant i, from the mid
die OF June, when the water begins to ri,o
to the first OF August, when it begins -
fall rapidly. Ia the interval the vc'ano
is rcI lcnishcd T., the melting SLOW o, the
mountains
Beyond the G,anl Rapids, although
light rapids intervene occasionally, even at
the usual stage Of water, they otlrr no oh
staeIe TO steamboats, of light draught.--
the portage Of the Gran Rapids is only
made II the ascent Of tho stream, by the
. Conpany's ba,traux, and is the only por.
I tage rs far as Edmonton, and for a consid
cra6o distance beyond that point; and
the Arson Nor,hrup GogS not draw more
water than these bat.caux.
/ The ,out described ha, this prominent
advantage: That in two, or at the utmost
in three weeks, party travelling at the
SLOW rate Of yoya@ers, would roach the
/ buffalo ranges. whore lhese animals are
permanently ratG,d, ai!or.iu- constant
and @'urianl sandy 81 meat up 10 the
foat IF The m,@gra.u-
Indian or h,'ib,ol hun.Hrs cao a'wgyo
br had
An important ,ua.r,.i,n /, TO tax, cart,
with lr1al UIr. 2. .r narrow wheeled
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WRIrING PAPERS.

ADVANTAGEOUS ARRANHEMrNl ,
~ ANDERSON co, having becom" agents inr th'
-. sale Of Crecnleaf \ Taylor Manufacturing Com
panv,s Writing Papers. they are prepared 7" supply
them all varieties. either in large or small puani.
ties ut the Manufacturers prices BY this arrange
ment Dealers. and others ENJOY the same ad'ata-
ges which would be secured 10 them 10y the best paper
Mill in the country being located in their midst SAM
pies fthe paper furnished gratis ,,,,.,,,. .o
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CFEEBRAIEB c. iRHH SNt ff'
YINTIlS revealed to me after mto S'ult 7i, rN'
tion, aS aeing the greatest remedy Tor 10" 'l'IIh
and PolypFs ever srovcrod IT. effect HgrC"ahr ah'
remedy sure To he taken any time wh'nlhe heHd or
threat feels lislgrcsoqlc. =,
Willie sent 10 any pact Oft the tnitrd states on the
recipt of ono dollar and of The posteg" stamps.
Direct all letters to nr.PCRiNGToN. Adrian Nich,
t5S Drp will be i'll Adrian, on the lSt day OF May,
So,,oi N ,n uanth marl6'5SVl
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LATE REsrIrurloN, al Patrick, the wild
ow Molony tclism mo that YOU have stolen one
of her fines, pigs. l. hat so?'
Yes, yer honor
What have You done wit, itN'
"killcl il and ata it, yer houor.'
"Oh, palrk, Patrick, when you are bro.
ught f,eo to Gaoc with the widow aud her
pig OH the judgement day, what account
will You hc able to give of yourself when
the widow accuses YOU Of the theft 7"
Did you say the pig would be there,
Yer roycfucc ~
40 b, sure did r.
"Wcll, tbir, yer reverence, III say. Ms.
M5lony he,as yoar pi-,"
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MITCHELL
TO MECII,NICs.

YINIE subscriber offers for Sale Dwelling House War-
on shop. blacksmith shop, Paint and Finishing
Shops in The village of Illsl1lc, with Tools Iumbcrc
sc. at low price.
Terms part nav down, and the balance rar term or
years. Farm property will be- taken Tor the same Tho
above property is ia good location Tor business. Ap
rly 10 J. c. PECk.
lIillsdale, May /, 1850.
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STOVES.
nARMERs AIRrIGHr. wEsTER,

EARMERS RIGHT. EAGLE
Il AR Tight Forest Air Tight Clinton Air Tight. Pre-.
MUM Stovesof Albany c1Stngs. Self Regulator. Fold
ing TrsIng and Cottage Parlor Stoves. Heavy and
Light 'latte stoves for Dining Rooms. school houses
&c, &c, of six diferentsizes. Forsalcby
,ct13'5s MITCHELL
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DIR. L.. IL. DYE.

JUAS located at Rtnsom vil'",, where ho hopes 80
III meet libprnl patronage. His motto j., NO cure
40 pa," He will not hutnbut The people. lUd then
cha rye where he has not ron 'rrcd efficient service
He VIII treat all the diseases peculiar to this New
Country without leaving the dreadful effect. Of large
doses oC Norrurv and ouirinc. Office over Hicks *
Sclierncrhorus Store.
Advice always given gratis arrl2m3
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ny ". -. nos '.upru,IrE rhEfN> N>~f>Gth iint-
connected with % pltuk walk. aud I,' u.'nH".' ..
,vhi, quests are invite. ! GOOD Livery a',' 'u'".-
iuro, to- any part oi i.' toIutr, un I,"n'', '' '
cash paid for Cnrr.r am ,Gl Prov i.i'us. Ht'in-
rebuilt lnl ana rrrIcpsi '.. ur's,Ti 'u' "'''i'
and friends with this Card. huriug w" MAY better ''
-br rccrptinu Of our guests 1uN urr"Hr unI .N@
,rp.s Wv ..'o.r attention.. krtuwiut our thanks ,H
ms. ,a,r,uarr we rfuvite onruura cement iur ihrlu-
turo. ril'sdllr oct. H. -.
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HE~Thc whole nun bcr Of Indians at
present inthis country estimated at 36O,-
600
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fIillsdale Marble Shop,
MONUMENTS HEApsTONEs TABLE STONES

&C. whore NAV be found good a,sorimcn Of Marble
and soon finished in the neatcst Shopcss side
of BROAD ST.. next door to Purdy's Cabinet Shor.
Hillsdale. Dec. I, 1857. JOEL WlIIPPLE.
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Stli,sNIlN nOi -.
ST\NToS.S ENCuN>GE.

. Tl7BnS. pEOpRlErOR. .IOTESv!LlE.Nrii. THIS
lInusc has un lcrgonc Thorough rcrairs. aua n""
rclIv FOR tcrucrainmcu' "fsUc>i' FIRST ca-' ,it'
Iocatiou rnuveuie Il aud terms liberal. luh'"
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There is no courage but in Innocence; no
constanoy but in an honest cause. --Southey.
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iiuj thrrc.urr ''Gu. buJW" fr..ot
IL tn, NrrIic,.'j1u.
ih'u-u ouU.'ir,. many folks igEc act.
Throughout tia, lurdorus uati"u
VI ore back corner ro1r The luur.
IT., hulld = UIust remember,
ourmau vIi. want a lIit.c door
70 crawl uut in NpVcfu'ltr.
Judge C..t..u Iu the ).,l Scott case says the
effect ui t.v ll..uhrI tutt..,i3uu va, L. prevent
the slaN" holder from pon" td the Territories
with their slaves. VITO are pat,s at iII- family ia
i.1lIu and "a .a"t.
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Democratic Platform for 1860.
BY JEEMES.
4 PROCLAMATION.

Ne motley Democratic host
Throughout this mighty nation,
Alive or dead. fisl flesh or ghost,
Come. hear our proclamation!
From North To South from East To West,
Ilar,ls, Soft-shells and Old Liners,
Roll mp yonr sleeves and do your best
Come, pitch in for the "shiners,'
Our platform built for Sc,
We then 81 safely trusted,
Has got into al awful fN
Split up, gin cr| aud busted
Our carefully aGlV.tod plank.
(Thcy were extremely rotten,)
Like lIerod's flesh, bred worms and stank,
MAY it soon be forgotten!)
You know we snugly placed inside,
Along with Uncle Jimmy,
Where we inten nded he should hide,
"The gentleman from Guinea
But he has hutted of the boards,
Ills woody head revealing.
No more the mistiiying words
The true intent coucealing,
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Spinning Machine, Loom, Doubler & Twister

For Stocking Yarn. Custom work. in al IT, branches
wiIIbc done with Hdctv and despatch. including Fary
pvinr Warranted Cloths exchanged for Wool At
wholesale prices and sold ~ ~ time, for Produce aud
barter Of all kinds. respoctfnlly sul ueronag"
rch1i ". r. GARDNER.
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M plrRJNE.vON.S
CFEEBRATEp C4T4RRH SNUt

n STANTON X TIFFANY, JA'k'oN. Nl''l.-'I
nosite Mich Ccutrll Railroad Dcunt. General stag
Dui,n a this House.
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IZTEREsTIyC TO FARNERs.

TTNHE undersigncd wound rcsportIUIIy gINr U0t' :"
the Farners of this county. that he j. now cugas'
I'd In uniting into the Jnnrs,ir Wooden Factory
large. new. double
CUSTON CtRDiN Nc IS a. ~ WE
And with new Card. on the old Machine. he feels conf
dent he can not only do his Car'nc we'll, but can let
his customers take their rolls homo the day they
bring their Wool. viii warrant all woIk TO bc ION"
right and satisfactory. Will pay personal aud constant
10 M also am ndNinE new lalge
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fOOEGrVnER NNp S'N"in<'h. H'N>N ...r
ianrrtr'prrr'" '". 'G.... .''. .i.t.. .... '..
MINI
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ATTORNEY At law. Solicitor n "H\>' Eb
ard notary puhi,. All LEGAL hu.n'~, ifoial .i' '
TENDED 10. NHNw.."u 'N'l'
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW AND 50
licitor in chanccrv osicc in BoStwick Block us
dale, Mich. "r'I""'
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IpilN iinUHIG,
NOTARY PUBLIC Onrrf door south I'I''.'t'' II '"S'
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ATTORNEYS AT LAWAND SOLICITORS IN CnA w
Gerry, Hillsdalc. Michigan. Will attend prnmp'l' !
all kinds of legal business anywhere in the - ATE
Michigan, Northern Indiana and O'i"
CHRISTOPHER J. DlCKERsoN. f|l\ '. ko"N
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-21
DIR. JOHNAON'S
HERB DISPENSARY

OFFIOE 06 MAIN ST,
Second door, Up stAirs,) Buffalo; MY.
THE CkLEBRATED DIR. JOHNSON,
Botanic PhysieiAn, treats successfully the fol-
lowing diseases;
Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Asthma, Nervous Debility,
Bronchitis, Headache cu'd in 10 IN
Lung a U est Diseases Scrofula,
Diseases Of the Heart Sali Rheum,
Kidney Affections, Rheumatism,
Liver Complaints, Fever and Ague,
Female Weakness, PImples,
Diseases of the Ear and Eve, &c &c.
All who oare suffering from the shove named di,-
eases, or any other complicated disease OF years
standing, informed that they can have orl ard
ed by mail or express iCr the IN all sun OF ] 20
neat package OF medicines, with all Necessary di-
reetionsanu medical advice. Patients should spply
without delay, they obtain instAnt relief
from the Doctor Is remedies
Dr. Johnson'B Medicine consists of extrActt from
choicest Medicinal foreign ano nAtiy, Roots and
Herbs manufactured under his own supervision, at
bis DispensArY and therefore avoiding the Use II
Mercury and other mineral poisons thai wer, nev-
er designed for the sy stem, to which many tLOus-
Ands have fallen victims and gone to early graves
LOTION FOR THE Cos PlEXIOH-Iir John
eoi'e remArkAb e forioN for beautifyihg And i'm.
proving the Complication, removing almost lnatans
tAneouhly Tan, FreskleB, PinplebSc., Rili Be sent
TO ant part the e5datry Tor 81 90 Aad one posts
age stamp. Address -
nR JOHNSON, Drawer 4o4
Once 50 Main street, BuhalR, n "
B-FemRle Pills 81 90 a boN. jelt-d&VIy
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarssness,
Group, Bronchitis, Inoipient Consump.
ton, and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
Disease
So wide Is the field Of its usefulness, and so
numerous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds In persons
publicly known, who have been restored from
alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use When once tried, its superior.
tty over every other medicine of its kind is too
apparent to escape observation, and where It's
virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate
what antidote to employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs
that arc incident TO our climate. While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community
have failed and been discarded, this has gained
friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the
afflicted they can never forget, and produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable to be
forgotten,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or A FAMILY PHYSlC

arc SO composed TINT disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion Of the human or
gansm, correcting its diseased action, and N
storing Its healthy vitalitles. As a consequence
OF these properties, the invalid who Is bowed
down with pain or physical debility is astouished
TO find his health or energy restored by remedy
at once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday COM
plants Of every body, but also many fOrmida.
ble and dangerous diseases. The agent below
named is pleased to furnish gratis my American
Almanac containing certificates Of their cures
and directions for their use in the following COM
plants: CostlueneSs, He0rtbiBH, Headache dyis-
ING from disordered Stomach, Ndtisea, Indigestion
Pain in and Morbid IHdction Of the BOlCels, Flo,
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kindred complaints, arising from low state OF
the body or obstruction of its functions
Do not be put off by unprincipled Dealers with
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