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infuse itself into the minds of the people
of Virginia but despair of,it. BY de-
grees it might be done. Decidedly. it
ought TO be effected, and that by the leg
islative authority" He sought to pro-
mote the emancipation of all the slaves
in Virginia. This could not be DONE
At las, by his will, he sets free all his
own bondmen, their deliverance 10 take
place at the death of his wife - il could
not before; and he charges his executors
10 see that this clause respecting the
slaves be religiously fulfilled, without
evasion, neglect OF delay. Here he was
superior to his age; here l find proof
of his religious character. If Christian
ny be more than one of the humbugs im-
posed upon groaning world, it is be cause
1t teaches religion which consists In
piety, the natural love of God, and NOR
allty, the natural keeping of his laws;
and if piety and morality be religion.
then who shall dare to charge Washing
ton with a lack of Christianity Minis
tiers who fawn upon wickedness and states
men who enact iniquity into law! Before
he left the earth, he wrenchsd the feters
from off each bondman's foot, and as he
began his flight 10 heaven. he dropped
them into the bottomless pit-where they
who seek, perhaps may find
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Oarietirs.

~ AS death Is the total change of life. every
change is the death of some part; sickness i,
the death of health; sleeping, of waking;
row of JOY; impatience of quiet; youth of infan-
/ cy; age Of youth. All things which follow
/ time. and even time itself at last must die.
| FARE THEE " ELL. MINNEHAHA-The follow
ing lines include the pathetic account of the
departure of Minnehaha from the wigwam OF
her father the arrow maker, after she had been
wooed and won by Hiawatha. The picture is
not only faithful to savage life, but is truthful
| to civilization:
| thus 1t Is our daughters leave Us,
! Those we love- and those who love Us,
/ Just when they have learned to help US.
/ When we are old and lean upon them,
/ Comes youth with Haunting feathers,
/ With his flute of reeds, a stranger,
Wanders piping through the village,
Beckons to the fairest maiden.
/ And she follows where he leads her,
/ Leaving all things, for the stranger.
| s9 Marriage should always be question
not Of necessity, but of choice Every girl
ought to be taught that however undesirable a
single life may I've, unhappy married life must
! be ten fold worse, an sver-hauntIng temptation
and an incurable regret, torment from which
there Is escape but death.
| They that govern most make least noise
/ You see when they row in a barge. they that
| do the drudgery, work, slash, puff, and sweat
/ but be that governs sits quietly at the stern
and scarce is seen to stir.
| sE- Poor Mexico now has five Presidents OF
at least FIVE men backed by military power
/ each of W HON thinks he alone can rescue her
+ from the gulf of ruin to which she is fastening
| - Our bad actions do not expose US to so
much preeautlon and hatred as our good quail
/ ties.
/ sE DR.. BUSHNELL, in his new book, says:
Satan, or the Devil, taken in the singular
/ IS not the name of any particular person, but
the name is taken up by the imagination
/ to designate or embody, in a conception the
mind can most easily yield, the all or total oi
/ bad minds and powers"
sE- None of the natives of South Africa can
tell how old they are. If asked their age, they
reply, Does a man remember when he was
/ born"
sE- Go slowly to the entertainment of thy
friends, but quickly TO their mistortunes. q.
e" Poetry is Gods prophecy to the beau
( tiful," saws ELIZABETH BARRkrT BROWNING.
teN- If Beelzebub should lose his tail, where
would he go to get 1T repaired9 To gin shop
where they retail bad spirits
sx- Wha. is the difference between i'm
prisoned sailor and blind man? One can
go to sea- aad the other can't see to ge.
sE- Some Of neigheors are SO afraid O
breaking the Sabbath that they do not worl
for three days previous nor three days after.
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THE COST OF INTEMPERANCE.

Hon. Edward Everett enumerates the
following among the other evils intemper-
ance has inflicted on the country within
the last ten years, viz
l. 1t has cost, in direct expenses, So
10000 annually; $50, 100000.
2. 1t has cost in indirect expenses S60,-
100000 annually S600,000,000.
3. 1t has burnt aad otherwise destroyed
property to the amount of 100000.
4. 1t has destroyed 80, 900 lives annu-
ally; 100000.
5. II has made no less than 10000
widows annually; 100000.
6. 1t has made no less than 100 mani
acs annually; 1000.
z. 1, has made at least 100, 900 orphans
annually 100000.
8. 1t has instigated $50 murders annu-
allo; 1900.
g. 1t has caused 1000 suicides.
TO- 1t has consigned to jails and prisons
100000.
IL. 1t has endangered the inheritance
left us by our fathers, and left foul blot
on the name of American.
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4 CASE OR TWO.

Rumor hath it, that liquor-seller's ap-
prentice, In the absence Of his master,
sold jug of recently made French BRAN
Central Ohio. After the liquor had
been delivered, the price paid and the
customer gone, the enterprising manufac-
lurer entered, and upon being informed
Of the transaction, remarked, F" 1t will
kill the old follow"
A week later, and the purchaser of the
Jug of "pure French brandy" died of
" conquestion of the brain" Two of his
neighbors who had made friendly call,
and partaken of his choice liquors, fell
victims to the same disease, and were
followed TO their graves by long process
slons of mourning relatives and friends.
The ministers discoursed eloquently upon
the uncertainty If life, and the iI!scruta-
BILE ways of Providence.
The simple fact was that the cask from
which the brandy was drawn had an ex-
cess of the "oil of cognac." The maxi
er intended to have added more whisky,
so as to have diluted the poisonous oil, and
increased the quantity of brandy; but
the boy, ignorent of this fact, innocently
drew the liquor, and the result was as
predicted. This was. of course, one of
those accidents which "a human foresight
could not prevent" Nobody was to
blame, the three citizens 4" died by a visi
tation of Cod
A man in the city of New York, few
days ago, says the Evening Post, drank
three cents worth of brandy, and was
corpse in four hours. He probably died
of "dlsease of the heart" or of "apo-
plexy." We 60 not knew that a coro-
ner's inquest was hell in The case
Sudden deaths are of late very frequent
SO much So as to be the subject of remark
Officers of the army and navy, members
of Congress. aud others who drink of the
aqua vit9, are suddenly summoned to
their accoun,.
As government has no right to inter-
fere or meddls with mans private bus
ness" there seems to be no constitutional
way of reaching the evil 1t must be left
to Its own cure. AS all have to die any
how, and II is only question OF time.
perhaps ii is not best TO make any efforts
TO shield US from the arrows of the king
terrors. : Crusader.
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Premiums to Agents Getting Subscribers.

PremlIuls 20 Agents Uettlng SUBSTITUTES
Those getting Hp Club of Subscribers at $ each and
reniting ten dollars viii be entitled to gold pen and
silver holder worth S3 and esch subscriber viii receive
any OF the above articles he may select
These reitng $50 10 subscribers viii ec entitled
a gold pencil with pen worth 81
Those getting Ir club Of Is subscribers, ana rex +
ting $50 will ed silver watch gold Ytst
chain. worth ten GsllaTs-
Those RENTING $40 for 20 subscribers will be entitled
70 gold chain, silver hunting cased watch worth
fifteen dollars.
Those remttng 500 for so subscribers viii be entitled
% gold chain silver hunting cased watch worth
tweuty two dollars
Those rsmtting $50 for 10 subscribers will be entitled
20 a LADY, gold watch worth Thirty soiisrs.
Those reituS 500 for so subscribers Will be entitled
20 ? COLO watch worth forty dollars
C All communications should be addre 10
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3m4 $50 Broadway, New York
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BE CHEERFUL.-There are not few
who even In this life seem TO be pt epar-
ing themselves for that smileless eternity
to which they look forward, by banishing
all gaiety from their hearts, and all joy
BUSINESS from their ountenabces. | meet
one such In the street not unfreauently,
"a person of intelligence and education.
but who gives me, and all that pass.
such rayless and chilling look of recog-
milton, something as if he were one of
Heavens assessors, come down to /" dosn''
every acquaintance he met, that have
sometimes begun to sneeze on the spot,
and gone home with violent cold, dating
from that instant. l don't doubt he would
cut his Kittens tail off. If he caught her
playing with it. Please tell me who
taught her TO play with it
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" His means were honest as hi. ends"

In June, l774, he was chairman of
the committee that drafted the Fairfax
Resolves, auaa ;hey declared that no slaves
ought to be imported .n,o any OF the Brit
ish colonies on this continent They ex-
press their wish TO have an entire stop
put forever to this wicked. cruel aud
unnatural work" WhenLafayeue bought
a plantation on one os the French islands,
for the purpose of emancipating the
slaves, Washington wrote to hlm-"i
should be happy to JOIN YOU In so noble a
work. Would to God like spirit would
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poetrn.
For the Tribune.
Lines by Friend.

For the Tribune.
Lines by Friend.
'Tis ever hard, 'tis hard to part,
But Parents could We ask his stay
When Jesus called him to deprat,
And bore him on his arm. away
Methinks that ye might check the tear,
And hush the rising Sigh,
For ere his heart touched with fear
He found the precious boon to die.
Ye have laid him in his infant tcrnb
Beside sistar dear,
The spring shall come, and flowers bloom,
Ger those ye loved SO here.
And when We fondly tread the ground
Wherein your darling infantslie,
Their happy spirits lowering round
Win point you upwards to the sky.
too have wiped the falling tear,
W-ung from the parents wounded heart,
Two blooming babes, so bright and dear,
Were torn from me by deaths cold dart.
But while the II orny paths of life,
With pains and anxious cares tread,
love to think that this worlds strife
Can never reach their lonely bed
SO sweet'y there, my babes and thine,
Are sleeping soft on J ssus Breast
That if it could, no wish of mine
Should e'er disturb their peaceful rest
HARRIET.
buffalo Plains, N Y, Feb 90 1859.
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EW IS There's something satisfactory
even in being poor" as the ioafer said
when his pocket was picked os an empty
pocket book.
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Never Mind.

never Mlnd,
BY DAVID BARKER.
Should misfortune dog your track,
Never mind
Make no rainbow of the back,
Never mind
Turn not to the left right
Quail not at a menaeed blow,
Onward, upward in your might,
Shout this motto you GO;
Never mind"
Foes may frighten friends away.
Never mind.
Fear not what traducers say,
Never mind.
Single handed tight it through,
Trust not to the countless throng,
One legion may subdue,
With that legion in the wrong;
Never mind
Should you meet with pointlsss sIu1s,
Never mind.
Every foel by instinct errs,
Never mind.
Let .pawns scribble if they VIII
Men of nerve are never slain
By ones firing through quill
Paper bullets of the brain =
Never mind.
Each shall get just what he earns,
Never mind.
Roads are long that have turns,
Never mind.
Yielding up the other cheek.
Dropping humbly the knees,
Closing lips when dared 10 speak,
VIII not do in times like these
Never mind.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-15

E19- How should a husband speak 10
scolding wife? MY dear, l love yoa
still"
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Artificial substitutes supplied, entire sstt
as the case may require and operation viii be
aufed TO answer the the letter.
rpy The gsvsnic for painless tooth extraction
win be used without extra charge TIA /
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DRS. WELD & TU r n E & +,
RESIDENT ENrISTS.
MINERAL PoINT,

u - L hAE 1
" ould res
form those
aud surrouu
try who are
good dental
that now is
preserve the
art OF filling
resorted to
sure preren-
the loss of
useful and
gans.t.le nat
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PRosP ECTUs FoR 1859

7 K o 4 { II I : II q * : , y
'ENI4E New Volume of the NEW YORK WEEKLY IL
L LUSTHED GOLDEN PRIZE viii commence Janua-
~ 1852. The following the the erati
productions will grace The columns OF this elegant
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Rev c II. Spurgeou, London. Or. q. c Van Buren,.
g. W N. REYNOLDS, London. 1t. !. II. Platt. L. 5. y.
c. T. K James, Novelist. +. Chnr Barring n.
Sir Edward BuIwer. Miss Southworth.
6Sn. Z. +. HenniBgsea. Mrs Anna Whelpley-
late o Nicaragua. Miss Ietty Hearty.
C l. G. W. Crockett. g NirGiaIa Nsug ghan
A. ID. NunsoD. 50 Di Nerpor-
Capt. N. ID. Alexander, T. S y. g Minnie Msntour.
Thomas Dunn English, " d. :. Hattie Clare
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TERMS:
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following st and Is requested TO mention what artis
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pectfullyin
of this city
ding ccun-
in need Of
operations
the time to
teeth bvthe
which Is. If
in 1iue. a
tiveSgsin>t
these very
beautiful or
ural teeth.
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VI. III. JAChSO y,

IAS resumed practice of the Law. He will prac
tce the Supreme and Circuit Courts Of the State
and in the u District Court Attention viii be give
to collections and the purchase and sale OF Rea
Estate. Ross Stone Building over l. H. v hi
tlesey's Banking House. o-u
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JOHN u8LLINGsHE TAD,
j. B. aI0FFET2', III. ID,

Ny-OULD respectfully tender his professional service
w to the citzsns Of Mineral Point, ana vicinity.
Office Opposite the United States Hotel 81
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enARLEs DUNN.
:
GEORGE L.. FROST

~ Point. WIN attend 10 land negotiations, ana trans
act necte with his profession COLLECTION
nroraptly attended Office in County Building ~
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AMAsA CONF ]. E
COBB * aIESSMORE

A TToRNEYS AT LAW. Mineral Point, Wisconsin
~ Practice AID attend 10 Agencies and Collections II
aiparts of WISCONSIN Special attention gwen to Ec
tice n he District Court of the United States.
sy" OEee opposite the Court House, stairs .-s=a
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/ GO M M ERCIAL.

DAfls 6z1s scsfs oYyics.l
Ksokuk, Nov. IN.
fLoUH1-supsrhns, n vi Asfnns wksxt. ~
esA, q III, PAIL whsaty sxtra ~ ~ v % 10.
Il BRAN AND SHORTS, $50 IS per ~.
CoRN--Nsw - To -. s...ss4. Il 81 yRs
BARLEY-spring, s5a4o, Fall, 6ea5ts.
wHEAT.--in asnsd demand. DAH ssaIee
Spring sos75. 81
OATS--3s, sta s4
RYE-Soc In good demand. III.
POTATOES-36b BY tbs lsal retail 4oc bush.
GRoCERInS-Nsw Orleans Sugar, fair 7i.s
prime sasi. clarified saa1o, crushed and Ioaf ia
= n. MsIassss- Plantation ~ 10 10, 8. ID. AZ
y =, Golden Syrup, rs 70 ses. CoGss--Rio II
70 ~. Java lsto 10. Lagsyra, III 70 Ii. kies,
Sd. sise
SoAP-Psim S2s, Family 80. s
cAHDLkS--Star Is TO ~, Htssrins is. Moul1
laA summer prcsssd, Is s
LARD-io3 to III; retail LIE. a45
BUTTER-choios Is 70 II fstAii - To %.
AlDES-Dry la; grssn, 6lj green sheep pslts
= % Csc; srssa hsg shins Is.
HAY--rraisie es y ~; Tinothy and Hinge
rias, 4saes, BAls4 %. ~ - 11es Retail, III \
SEEDS Hansarian arrs, st 70 70 emit
Timothy, 81 - " 4 ~ Ylax sesd, sssoka
sUaDRI Onion, - - - Eggs. lste IN.
1sAtAsrs, Mo 3tes WAits Bsaas, 80 70 / -.
UI14--0sssn Appiss. choice, - = y - -
~ bol. Dfisdsppisa. ~ es tai III pr bssh. Drisd
pssshsss ~ ~ = 13TS; Rsisins. - - to1 -.
cHEESE--W. r. 10 - n Dsanask 81 to .. &
PROvIEIOES-Hams 10 to IL ehs1laGs "a to 8;
ciear sidss II u IL
BEEf-l3s13s gross; 81 to s. per quarter.
6HEEP-e1 oess - ~ 3 AssA.
HOaS.--Dresssd, IS - 70 ~.
FALT-G.A.,t 81 70 10 81 g pr sa1k Kaas-
WIS, 1osa1leI - ~. Liysrpsl, - - nsr sask.
Lake 81 pesz ii i nh. s 5 - - - 60
FIEH- Maekszsi. No. 90 y 421 y Ill; M.
s1IksS el6 8 No. IL sel1. white NO. IS =
% etyt y half III. Cod YsA So go.
ExcSIrsH.on Nov York far ssrTsney J ~
ssst.; for gcld IDsr ssns. et.isuisa per ssnt.
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Mend Your Ola Furniture
KcaA the EolHowBmg Testinonials
AS TO THE QUALITY or
8palding's Prepared Glue,
FOR SALE BY
OGDEN, D1O WNELL q 90.

From the Christian IntellinGenesr.l
This dina In PM MP In n n0nIAuient h0ttlsy ard
IL chemically held In solution retaining all the de-
sirAbls qualities Of we'll prepared cabinet maksrs'
MES each bottls, tho whole costing bat ~ cents,
and furnishing m svsr-feady and elRessnt means
Of repairing Gil kinds Of broken household WAraa.
1t viii b found excssdingiy convenient for eoas
requiring strong musilsgs No housskeeper caa
oaord TO BE- without it.
From the Christian Advocate and Jeurnal.l
The want Of ssch IN article is - constant and
universal - The family, aud hitherto Il has besn
want unfspplied- "spaliins's prepsfed Glue.
seems 70 b. al that has been desired m this d.
rection.
Trrom the EvAhgsiistl
Spalding's Prepared elise, designed for house.
ksepsss, IL boon which every housewife will ap-
preciAte.
From the N. X. Frssmsn's Journal
Spalding's Prepared Glue II such . simple and
cheap preparation that It L. pity any house should
be without 1t.
From the N. Y. Chronicle.l
universal want, till the advent Of spaldng.s Pre-
pared 6lue which will Be- found precisely the ar
ticle every housekeeper needs
Iron the Home Journal
We have made practical acquaint ance with
this latest household convenience, and cannot re-
train from calling the attention of all our lady
friends 10 It's excelliug merits.
Iron the N Y. Daily Tribune.
The kind We use ID labeled aSpalding q CelehrA-
ted Prepared Giue; useful In every house - and
we have found Ii valuable addition to eabi-
net Of "iiftc convenience fully concur in the
sentiment of the label. aa4
Prom Life illustrated
10 Architects ard Dsafta.Dsa who have orcario p
TO "spring on pap for drawings, ths Glue 9sll
nov6d
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale . Quantity d wADs's Color
RDIsKs, which are Justly considered tho best in
market. There ars among them al shades OF Red,
Blue, yellow and Brown, snd of all prices, from
rs cents up to &s1rrr b. ALSO white Ink, Gold
Sixs and varnish, and nsariy all grades Of Bisck
Ink. Of the same msnnfscture.
Wshsss. bssidss, quantity Of Mathsr's Black
Inks, till undisposed Of than which there
bsttsr In market.
All Of which Ne will sell at manufactursrs' pri.
80 for cash.
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LET THERE HE LIGHT.
OTSica or KsoKuK Gas LIeHT 4 Cokn Co.,
KEoxuK, Nov. ., 1859. (
NOTICE 10 CoNSU repairs % tho
dss Works having hssn completed, the Gas viii -
sss1ss = 1.Sl.S-y evenings ivta mss, Tor Mi
consumers who srs not dsltsss1nf.
For Afsw evening" the supply Of Gas may b de-
Acisnt, but there viii be full supply next week.
moved
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FRss 6cscoLs.--Wishin i've years Indisn
has erected 600 sch ools, 1t m expense .
81, loo, 900.
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CA0ylBkANG -
1FOR THE MILLION
w which has besn bon hit low and viii b sold
low for cash. The prices Ara snfta Tor hard times
and the goods ara for III kands ef saseeaefs. The
:sest so.prisss every ssyls saa s.siit q Cloth:
Mo-, Carpet Bags, and everything COMMONLY kept
Customsn win ind II fow sAeir interest 10 Gall. q
wsafs determined " cell - cheap the cheapest,
We don't eAarSs sny.6ing for sho wing roods,
and are always pleased to see customers even u
i.s.. s "a 4. pAs.. On 4A,rs-..., between
sspsiId ]. s. POLLOCK go.
CLOTHING STOKE.
+ AN again IN tho clothing businsss, and invite
"A tho Old ssttlsrs, - wsll = ~ now enss, =,
rive me- sallas sss9 sI z
BURKE1s CORNER,
North-veat corner q Main and Third streets.
will sell cheap Tor eash. -s
Spring an1 Summer Goods
70 ssit every tasts. Also, Gentlsmsn's Yarnishins
0soas. Trunks. Carpet Sacks and yAlises.
Nau and $780, HARkx FULTON.
--S--~---~------ -
ElOH GE n. n . LIT 90 !.
0rsccrs an4 FFoducs DeslSrs.
No ls5 Aain7st. bet. sth stb.
Asuh
VARNISAEy
NOP AL Nos. ] and 4, Coac'a. Jau>n. Drmar !,
StWhits. Leathtn and Iro.a, from Queen CITY Va.
nish Co., Cincinnati. OHIO. BIZ spsci Il arr.nss.
ment am enabled 70 ofar these standard var
asd for sale by
Al. y. WILKINSON.
Sign 0f thu doldsn Eagle and Mortar.
ssptsOd M. % asin .st,eet.
DRESS GOODS.
1OUBLE AND PLAIN 6kIRT ON GA NDIEx
80, ana = An EGEss; double width Blask BA.
AAoA Fast received by
u - 1s0o-r e. Y. FO6Ikk.
sCtaOvL DOOKsi SCHOOL 1OORSTi
"a NJ kinds used II the public Schools IL oul
- city, for saiax So
OGDEN. BRowNELL i CO.'S
CIrY Book Sr0RH.
septss 81 MAin-st.
"A LAANACs FOR is6O f1r saIs 81
- octa O0O3N, BROWNELL co.
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a Sin il bad IN tina eye, worse in tha
tongses worse still in the heart, but worse oil
Ill in the life.
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arrivals NJ shc asaiiings N . sse.
NOV Al


nov sir =.
4 Patch. Boston; II spruancs and lady, Altap; G
King. q Hill, Cincinnati; @ Warner, ST I.ouis;
Hanson, LAcross; Q Morse, Boston; J shepherd,
lows Cityi " N Perine, ST Louis; Bsll. New
Boston; G v KinbAll, Boston; Is Townsend. CRY.
don, Folsom, 81 Louis; Il $ Nook, Farmington,
IA Falrchild. Ind; r Evans. Cosyaon; n siswins,
New York; G Echramm, FAruiaesoo; A W Stoas
and izdy, 81 Loais; 3 Guthisx, y A Layton, Pert
Madison. Johnson, Nov York; r Baker, q
Louis; AccAlIeok, Rairhsld; " cAnphell, DE-
vsnpolts r n Martin, St I~uis.
Nov.s.
WI kentgonsry, w 6issh, No, Dsss. I'm,
Rhodes, ~ Losis;J n Draks, A Drake, Drakss-
vile; 7 Lossa, Bssso; VI Parker, B b Millsr,
Birmingham; Coles, Bsntsnsport; Wssson,
Athens, Boy, Bsssss, y PhilnpA = " Phiiiips,
Phillips, Io~ss p Msariss, st Iuuil; John
Gray olanviils; T , MsCans. lows; Guy, Boo.
toni = Brooks, 81 Leuia; b y Parker, Olncinnssl,
Lssunsrd md Indy, Boston; A II soofsld, city
Hisgi.s, 81 Loais; J p Hsmiftss, Irsiand;C j
Perkins, Bsriiustoa;J Tobsy, Hartford, euua; "
Burtoay Dss Moinss; W \ Duaans, " Hayward, j
Hunnsnas. a Talbot. r Howard, Master while
-Campbsll Minstrsls.
TAs Gass Clsy Laserary Instasase
Meets on this (ThnrsdAy) svsniug q lTenpsfs.e>
Hall, On Aaia-st. nsax ssA. Nsxt week, and rssu.
Larry thereafter, the society win meat On Tuesday
evening. M
An invitation il extended 70 all The yours neu
In the city to attend these meetings and bsoem.
nsmbsrs of the Institats.
Novl0dIt
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VThe announcement that Mrs. Hcnry
Ward Bsesher wrote sfrom Dawn 10 Day.
light is giving Il grsss sale. Every
body wlsbcs to see what sort Of d wife
such Z celebrated preacher hes had the luck
TO Ind.
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q There 10 no such way TO attain u
greater measures Of grace, % for I man Il
i've up 70 that little grace he hiss.