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Passengers Luray and New Market viii leaving
Alexandria O'Clock, Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
urday connecting with the Cupeper court house.
Passengers Lynchburs will take The leaving Aiexan
O'Clock, Mondays Wednesdays Friday,
meeting with the al Charlottesville.
White sulphur Springs viii lake the train
Ing Alexandria daily with the staunton
Freight Trains running daily, Sundays excepted
p order; W. B. BKOCkBTft Agent,
I'D Alexandria. Va
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Philadelphia College of Medicine.

THE winter session of this viii begin October
L
Full given
Degrees conferred in March aud July.
Fees; One u' course SCI Perpetual ticket $3.50 Maricua
Graduation fee, who have attended
another $50 including graduation fee
Personal is taken faculty welfare progress
student daily
branch facilities
IN the county, For further information, address
~ HOWARD RAND, NJ. ID. Dean,
log South Ninth street, Philadelphia
AUG I-lawwpS law5id
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EDWARD X. COLLINS Il CO.,
No. Sc Wall street, n. y
GROWN, SHIPLEY, Il co,
Liscrr1n
G. ROBERTS co.,
ID Kings Arms YH,', Lpeaoa
A. MUNKOE a CO..
ri Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES
GEO. II DRAPER, Havfu.
bullion, evcy metals, unless
fading therefor, value expressed
JAMS
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COMETHINC NEN.In Of the patronage
bestowed the Metropolitan Gallery, the proprietor made
with Mr. Verge, artist from Lond
dagueeoypes will he coored with hancy
btly by method,
d.cscy detail the finest
To avoid DISAPPOINTMENT ladies' and gentlemen
their advance and their miniatures
made designated Metropolitan Gallery
fuckers Prnnsyvnna boween AZ and
GEO. ADAMS, Artist
Mar dit
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f1p,,, ,s-.,ap,, Aap.i,,e ,pNc,ury. Az ri.
II EiussB,s tsvIeIa t,',gu aitais 1, s.uii,, tSi1h
n 'ns pupe,es attributed :, Professor Morsss mvsoang E
sosia es'ssp sublime ,,, .naoSassa By g.
,saoVes on' es facts, Infested ny Oh ,hf
highest class anu character now innmphine oyer doubts ~
',; ny "' " 'eso"s "en rs pe''''oy "
The E remedies in nj, en- sea TIM ,e,obls evils arising ,uu
ia tn ~ ~ ~, s WE ,ah P as ia ~, en
iu machine called na Il restores 10 Hi vsor every deca
and mind necessary to the human life per
oms M assa nS % q a s se
neeeasay to the proper enjoyment Of ali the sasaa pps,ss
eonfnsd 10 e ses or to any age The ebe er die ainp
wife, the e YOUTH the of business
era, oy Or from lnc weakness o. angie organ VIII a' a nm
ntuu'e anu pehaheht ,e'e' o wy use o es
v me- ma "ins eans, maj ,e,Jih r m
sinlous tina, they hk beyond medicine
v,ou, reG1enee 70 eases and Will nn ony remove t so
der ITSELF bur ,r AMIN THE .,o.r, CONSTITUTIONS.
The arrangements of the slam leading to Diseases and
IN" 70 ' are 30 @ a wSa
raIaia nc honous headache ncpisu paralysis sera pap
,iaa of the heart sna aasei,ons muscular debility
te liver mental DEPRESSION weakness Of The Will dsposion to
NANNY nv MIR, .neue, uosun iup INV ~ G h
G,snuyf o'gsi sesah =
,"naeney emaeao and ali Complaints growing o."
nroeee from ,,anic cs,se beyond the reach Of med,cne
Whenever the free
.o.sx,s ,,yraon.r,so s,ur
VIE replace WIN suestn incaPcuy wh ecthey,
regularity WIN UNIFORM ana natural aeuv'y and tins not only with
oa haad o reaeoh out wih hhapp ehect on he senef
ganlzann Bear IN mind mat all mhadies wherever they begin
sh WIN me nervous SYSTEM ana mat the paazaton OF inc
nerves o. MOTION ana ensnuon IL phyat death Bear IN mind
only reliable preparation known
NERVOUS DISEASES
No
almost change which the deased deb
ated and shattered system
weak nature, impaired sickness unstrune
taxed Organization al once brsced revved and built nt
The mental and phsca, ympons OF nervous dease vanish 10
under influence MOI effect temporary
the relief for the cordial properties
the medicine rrac e constitution isi ana restore 10 It's Hp
mai condition Wsh may lhe preparation DC ch'md the
axn,o,sAL wosDxR
I'M, 1,o,u,x a. is a ,se frs, scicdc man i'm m.
.o,,J mania hoy. ad.d ,a, n,,cle nj medic,ns
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no INVENrOHS-The office Of the Protective
hoDal Union 9Th street, opposite the porco of the
Patent Office
The
members. ali possible despatch.
will with the Office, where
be made the shortest
invited call the office, where
had objects o the fUnon.n
prompt
win be given
Central office, Washington, ID. Q,
t. G. CLAYTON,
President of Inventors Protective National Union.
Mar Ill
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(nvSOLeth toeon, and Hroms.- BAKER co. y,
nn,sh ano ah'a Premium chocolates cocoa, broma
wncn NJ. have been awarded
ne United states, and by their aaenta ' '' N' v"
Hussey Murray, New York Grant Twells phudelpt,
fhonn- v. Brundiae, Bsmo'ef Dudsv
pbioi ard =. II, Howell, Georgetown, ID. G. ~
WALTER BAKER, n Co
Ap3-dly porobe.,,, Mas
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MAY li--d!t

~ ANTHOSh, No. 3Os broadway, New York. lnaD-
II, daguefreotype apparatus
cases, importer plates, chcmlcas
cases. caiope chemicals for paper pctnre and
rials description.
supplied materials for manufacturing
c. q ua'rson celebrated also, Vogander Shons
hand
300 Broadway, June II, 1854.
Iunelu Dbl
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Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, Aug. 2i,h, 1854
EALED PROPOSALS. endorsed proposals for Beef spro
" p0sas Pork Will be- received this
office until IA O'Clock the oth day Of september
furnishing delivering, of ali the
tniiea States at the following avyyardsi
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INlTfsD srAFsJ5 nanii t.ine to CALIFORNIA;. Asi
u wall and Panama. 9Th and 2tih
steamships approved by Navy Department. less au
2,DDu tons burden, guaranying speed and safety.
Panama completed is
embraces 81 rail
Apnwai and Is miles land
a dry recently thorough order A single
therefore, hoafshe
and er oDy transferred and from mgec
uongside the
There will he transportation future
The ely free from sickness Of description
Reserve beng always kept port at New York, fana
trancisco detention
Tle : entirely reliable.
expected passage the atlantic will be
isriy IN aud iie Pacific, IN IL to Ian days.
Viii Panama ihe day Aspn
wall
Through tickets had agency
street, York,
I'D
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UY AUTHORITY Of nat OF th- Legislature UT
ID Virginia. passed February 81 1854 entitled
James
railroad between Alexandria and Washington
iy with the thereof hereby by
signed that books for !eceiying subscriptions thu
capital Alexandria
will BE- opened September continue
open for ten days, inclusive, from TO- m the tI
lowing places: "
IN Alexandria Newtons Hotel civ nf Washington ~,
ihe Dayors oce and in Georgetown ne Office
JAMES :. FRENCH,
JOHN W. dAURY,
4. MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS BOYLE
GEO. FRENCH,
EDGAR sNOWDEN,
Aug i6--lawtsepl2 r. W. LATHAM.
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RELlS! BELLS! BlatLIS!Fcr churches, academies, fac
made.
shed enlarged foundry which has
and Of perfected
their bells world wide celebrity voune
quality tone The succeeded
applying process moudng casting
which pert casting evi
excellence their bells
ceived anuary 1854 The FIRST premium silver meda of the
Worlds Fair New York all Others
try Europe being competition and which eighteenth
medal besides diplomas that has been awarded them They
bells ola
weight, and they furnish order chimes Of number
bells of their
States and Canadas Their hannss comprising
valuable improvements consist yoke with movable
arms, which the bells spring acng
the clapper prolonging the sound rame oiDs
steamboats, steamships,
revolving hanang
design, furnished We supply whole parts
ehang bells other
specifications being old belts taken exchange
all made aud
Being immediate with the
either railroad canal orders be
daspa'ch which, either personally
specfuy solicited
A MENEEBY'S SONS,
Feb 2i-dty West Troy Albany co.. N. Y.
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UNBERTbe subscribers, having Established
old stand OF Nm nd
furnish ali
terms. They suhct share Of public patronage
GEO W GARRETT a co.
lime g.-
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OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or TIKI SENATE U

osFrcK SECRETARY rms SENATE 0. s.,
August ~, 1854
AtEALEn PROPOSALS. r G.. office until u
~ o'clock M Monday The sh for furnishing ard DC
yrng IN The vault Of the Capitol on or before the sixteenth aay
of October hundred Of best anthracite COAL properly
broken and screened f the furnaces Also for one hundred
and five OF hes, hickory wood he measured al the
expense OF the Ia the capitol yard sawed and properly
packed the whole subject the inspection and aP
prevail Of the Secretary If the Senate
furnishing
the of the Senaw
will be required.
Proposals should Proposals for Wood and Coal
nd directed Of the Senate, Washington
Aug I3--aw3w
COUNTRY RESIDENCES remit have for rent
ground
sed he dali Greeu little mile noiheas,ery
the Capitol.
These houses spacious and convenient with cellar wood
she'd stable for pumps hand
The situation BEAUTIFUL portion of the city,
and IA full view he 'apol
Tn approach Is BY 9TH Streets Delaware and
An omnibus line for permanently established
the Kendall Green and the
Presidents square, leaving a. and Returning
leave Centre Market where makes brief stand, " and 81
O'Clock
Rent--wo hundred dollars year.
The houses and
by applying WIN. Sckny, lives Cottage street. myself
July e-df AMOS KENDALL
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Proposals for Indian Goods.

DEPAhrMKsr INTERIOR,
Once Indian Affairs September Ia, 1854.
NEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed "rrOposals
- will be Washington eity
until 10 O'clock Wednesday October next
for furnishing goods for Indians, IA follows
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$50 pas IN do by &C. pounds
pairs point do by ~ and weigh pounds
aigeo yards fancy lis, blue cloth
sSsS g gray lis, blue ~ q
1850 800 do DO DO DO s sss.,s' DO DO
200 dozen cotton dag man handktScnics
50 DO 50 shaws
80 do Ga do do
30 30 do do a. j. S1 40 shawl,
go pounds linen thread
200 90 pieces Ss a sswas ask
80 gross garlering
10000 DO Merrimae calico
1000 DO Georgia stripes
s ssSS % % s ssu ,ssIas
800 do K,ntucky Jeans
lS SSa DO s satin na..v
3 s sss e sS%s:ss sA1,na, s,sssn,s
's s%S DO DO DO DO .nes ss '"s Dc
5000 do checks, stripes, and plaid-
100 dozen woollen socks
900 y ys"na s, ssnan urea, lssasi'e
400 dozea spool cotton
$50 pounds cotton mare
IS do Chimes. vermiiou
$500 do brown glIing Irvine, No &c.
1000 flannel shirts
| 500 calico do
CLASS No. =.
Ready-uaaae Clothing
800 bue-cioth iroeh euats
SEQ do panlaioons
500
Glass No. 3.
Hardcare and Agricultural implements.
1900 500 P 3" ss,, s,s"' kettles
90 nests apanned do, 8 IN nest
10 dozen ioqaan I'm pA'"
va 90 90 eI"art a a
20 do a-quart do
si d do ea,' ns ao
'oo's sau l ny. ,,o,,,
@ . gross gun wor rms.
g do Gsh uooks sorted
Ian H. uu a., a. noen to
i iso sioso "saa,s h do
IS do scissors, do
a ao ou a ''y ao
DO grain grain. do
IS do gtuobins hoes
ld o. na s1 n Wsaai"s "'
200 do trace chains
100 mule collars -
5 ~" drawing knvss ~ ama ~ f "a and inch
100 hand saws ,.,,,,
. do do . DO do
do eios.ea, saw
,so 10 woon t ' ss hse,z /, and . inch
% planes ,,h lore ana jack
~ dozen shoyes
aa M /, , NV L sp
200 200 s short handled frying pans
CLASS No. A.
ices
100 dozen to weigh from ~ tn d pounds
M ao h ha, "Au" ~ WHY aS u, - n p
- w nai." -., ~ e. e. - F'
~ 1850 '' - -
Cans s' :
40
'0o northwest guns wolhrds OF which mus Measure 80 inches
IN length OF nasi, and ohe .hiiu - .nceS !" ehsh Vi
barrel u lhc,ude covers anu PACKING -caseS'
said goods Boston, New York, Philadelphia
Baltimore lnc,nnati 81 Lous Detroit, Chicago,
in Inc accented bid. and The
Inv The first dny o, Apri ne It, or at
rms Inc wear s55 az may be by the Indian
Afns go
me right viii be reserved require greater quantity
and ala any others needed
The lowest market prices -, ., .,
ny, VIII Dc WfieHeu pu' us e =, nu
foreign iapIes WIZ oe necessary III
bid
The articles respects,
be equal w the samples, recently selected may
his office they gdy inspected compared
appointed purpose.
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male Institute, south Carolina avenue, between
9th ana 7th streets east, " darlington.
above institution
Monday, of September the last OF
1855 The of win embrace all branches
finished education and this, competent
teachers bave been gagged in each department The location Is
the from noise int
all advantages The buildings
large grounds beautifully improved
ample for exercise
Terms Boarding tuition English $500, payable half nd
Music French
Latin scholars per of eleven from
IS TO $40, according the class.
containing particulars will BIZ upon application
GEORGE @. BUTLER A NJ, Principal.
REFERENCES.
Roy William Hodges Rev. Butler, Joseph A. Brad
lev, eSa, Professor 4. VI. Brud, Washington
Rev w. Clarke, Gentreowp.
Rev James Nay, d d, Rev. William Friend Virginia
ROY AIc,nrier Shras, Pelham, New York.
Rev H. Miles, Wfk-sharre, Pennsylvania.
And the patrons o the school generally
AUG s-dm
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Maeknae Blankets and Dry Gooda
1880 pairs Jpont white Naeknae blankets by
inches, and weigh pounds
$500 pairs ~ 81 by TO- poands
A. 90 AZ BY
1000 pairs IN point do, 81 by
pounds.
pairs point by 49, and weigh pounds
$50 pairs 3poni scarlet dos 60 a. and
pounds
pairs 2 point do by Co. weigh pounds
UO pairs IN do, weigh
pounds
go pairs 3pon do by ~ and weigh pounds.
$50 ~ do 81 &C. pounds
100 pairs ~ point Genineia
weigh 10
400 point do to 60 by ~ weigh pounds
800 "a point do, "a by &C. and weigh pounds.
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School University.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon Abraham Caruiers, o,o lhe ctcri
judges of Tennessee.
Hon Na.an Green, of the
of Tennessee.
Hon Bromhed l.. Ridley OF the cnancelor OF the state.
Judges Cauthtrs Green dew e their whoe
to the school.
Plan on
books. No regular bur
daily the progress OF the examinations
Weekly common law equity,
given prafea
processes
Practice The framed require prepare
willis. and all sorts
Some appeal
yupreme which held monthly
every The students clerks
jurors, cancelior aud other
pacitjes connecred with their suits.
Monday
teube ends third Thursday in February the SECOND
the succeeding Monday IN February and ends second
Thursday IN July.
se,son.Tuion $50, advance;
tee furnish
w n the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete unless
advanced No previous study required nd
There classes. students
any during the collegiate year.
Number ,he last collegiate year eighty-sx
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Ell ITusres
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y
pressy government
fkhzF~taken in their n
insure strength and speed;
cations for passengers unequaled comfort
Price OF passage York Liverpool cabin
Exclusive of $500
From I.verpooI 20 New York, E3a and
An surgeon attached 10 each ship
No beshs can secured untl paid for.
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/ ITHO0RAPH View OF the City Rtrlmo nd
Ia VrRinas drawn from and by William
ESQ. For snie by FRANCK TAYLOR
July
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{" Snlder's' Wines, Philadelphia.
John SNYDER, dealer
Of Jacob Snder No 70 Walnut street,
Fourth supplied
aud liquors The accommodating
JACOB SNYDER, JR importation foreign wines,
No Walnut where he prepared receive
special of &c.
quantities single upwards
John Vaughan Snder the his friends
free of freight
Junsg I'd
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LfRENCH and Engitah boarding and day school o.
young ladies' NJ Sisters street,
2h and l3 Washington D. c. The duties Of this institution will
resumed Monday 18th of September when the pupils
desired be unclna in their For terms &c. circulars
he had AT all the principal bookstores In the city.
Ip--eodti Sh f5tm
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT II have for severn
houses with OF EACH
on Kendall Green, little than eastey frou
the Capitol.
These houses spacious and convenient with cellar wood
she'd and sab. EACH and
Tho situation beautiful, overlooking portion the city
and in full view the Capitol.
The approach by 7b and Delaware
An omnibus line usual fare has
on the route, and
Presidents square, leaving T. D. Returning
iesVe Centre Market, where makes stand,
O'Clock. - - $3.50 ~
Nent-two hundred a
The houses and IN,
oy applying TO VIM SuckDey who Cottage street. or my
Sc AZ my residence, nsar The premises.
,,.a, ,r AMOS KENDALL.
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'FTT"ItUt " lhi-stst, apply 10 u. y
q. u. SAND, &c South al, N. Y.
q. IlEiNEKEN CO., bremen.
MARriNEAu, CROSkEY, X co Southampton
WILLIAM I5iiI.IN, Ilavre,
=a.y
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sup. Court of the United states,
DECEMBER TERM, 1883
RoBxKr WIcKLIvyE, Appt,
No 49,, vs.

OWINUs
Mr. Preston, of counsel for the appellant
death Of Thomas d. Owings the appellee in this moved the
Court ORDER under the 25th
parties On consideration Whereof is here
decd the Court that unless the
Thomas D. Ownss, deceased rnaii
the fret of the appellant shall be
lied 10 The record and reversed
be Provided that this order shalt be printed
the which the
Uncd States shall be printed authority
weeks least days before the beginning of
premc Court ensuing
Test: WIN THOs. CARROLL,
Nay 10, 1854. Cl'k Sup ca IT,
Aug t-law4w
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.f-, NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH.
rA1j14 AMPTON UNITED ST TEs MAIL STEAMERS
N411@k The ships comprising THIS line the WASHING
aR ON, capt t. NJ Fitch HERMANN, Capt f. Hig
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-11
Precinct Meeting

The Precinct Meeting fer the selection OF del
egatcs 10 the Republican County Convention 10
he holden at Dodgeville, on Saturday next, comes
of this "wednesday evening at the Court House.
We hope TO see general attendance of all who
in heart opposed to the movements of the
selfstyled Democratic party, in their attempts TO
sustain the Nebraska measures of Douglas 4 Co
Ii is too often the case that but little regard IS
paid 10 the primary meetings, where in reality
greater responsibility rests than at any aihei
place, under the Convention system. \ few
piring usually hand. and unless the
attend have bu. little difficulty in shaI ing
things TO suit themselves, which in nine cases in
ten creates dissatisfaction. Z" Union is strength"
and if tie electors wish set of good candidates
placed in nomination at the County Convention,
let them unite at the Precinct Meeting. in the Sc
lecuoi Of delegates to represent them in that Con
ven,ion Come one, come all, who are willing to
vote for good anti Nebraska candidates for office.
and help 10 chose delegates TO the County Con
yentiou
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-11
Fire in pittsburg.

PIttsbur9. oCt. =
This afternoon fire broke out in the fourth
story OF the extensive drug store of B. 4. Fahu-
estock & Co corner OF Wood and Front streets.
and before II was subdued The whole binding with
most of the contents. was destroyed. The loss is
set down al $4,000, which there was an in
surance of $4,000 as follows:
Ia the Pittsburgh Offices, $4,000; London
$4,000: Delaware Mutual 5000; Home S.
900; Franklin OF Philadelphia. $4,000. and Etna,
of Hartford, $4,000 in the North America, OF
Camden.
The FIRE ragged with great violence, communica-
ting TO house owned by VI. Mcdowell, on Wood
street. and occupied by Henry Collins, produce
dealer, and s Mckee, glass dealer, also, TO the
house on Front street, owned by VIM Noble, and
occupied by Robinson & MINIS, steam engine
builders. McKee's loss is 2,59o, which is cover
ed by insurance; Robinson & MINIS loss Is
$500: Noble loses $4,000, which is covered by
, insurance; Mrs Mcdowell is insured for sl,56o
which will not cover the loss During the fire
Dr.. Fundenberg dentist, while passing the drug
store, was struck by package thrown from one
of the upper windows, and 50 badly injured that
his recovery is considered doubtful
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-11
Arrival of the Canada.

New YoRK. Oct. 6--1 2. NJ.
The steamer Canada from Liverpool, arrived al
New York.
Flom.-PTices are considerably higher-advan
ced four pence. Corn advanced Is a IS. Wealth
er has been very unlavorable Tor agricultural pur-
poses
1t is officially announced by the French and En-
glish Governments that on he 14fh. q 500 men
landed without opposition III E0paoria, and i'm
medlatey marched upon Sebastapol. The trans
ports returned 10 Narna Tor 1900 more French
men. The Russian fleet had again run into Sebas-
tapol.
1t is stated from Constantinople but yet uncon
liEmed, that the Czser. the last movement assen.
se,i TO terms and steamer despatched TO
postpone the landing, but al last adyces had not
reached the hect
1t is reported that the batteries of Odessa were
again bombarded
Greece makes submission to the Porte and 81.
ers treaty OF commerce.
Rapture with Persia officially ccntradicted =
Spanish affairs unchanged
Belgian Ministerial crisis is over-the Ministers
remain
1t has been ascertained that the Russians did
not oppose the landing Of the Allies, because then
entire force IN the Crime was only $4,000 men
besides the garrison at SebastaPo The Russiars
have 10000 men and the allies r1arched on Sebas
tapoi by way OF Samperpool
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-11
Dissolution Notice.

The co partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the printing business, under the
name, firm and style of Bliss & CHANEr is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All the debts,
effects. stock IN trade &c, of the said company
are transferred to George w. Bliss, who will con
toue to carry the business in its several branch
es. and TO whom all legal claims against said firm
may be presented for payment
All persons in amy way indebted to the said
firm, are requested TO make immediate payment
70 Geo. w. Bliss. who is daily authorized TO col
lect and receip t for the same.
GEORGE w. BLISS.
JOSIAH B. CLANCY.
Mineral Point September 30, 1854
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-11
From the Chicago Democratic Frees.
4 United States Senator Turned Newspaper
Agent
Leydon, Cook Co, Ills. Sept.

Ieydon, Cook Co Ills. Sept. %.
EDITons Dem PREss The last mail brought
ne the circular OF the Chicago Times newsPa-
per supporting to be published IN yonr city / he
circnlar was accompanied with the following let
ter. both under the frank of the Hon ) A Doug
las:
Chicago, Sept. 4.
Post Master Lcvden, Cook Co, II
Dean SIH-I take the liberty ef sending you
prospectus OF the Chicago Times, the Only true
and reliable Democratic Paper published IN tins
city. You will promote the cause OF truth JUS
tee and sound Democratic flraclples by lending
your efforts 10 give it wide circulation.
:. A. DOUGLAS
would like to enquire if the Hon. Senator has
turned se,cspapeg agent, using his frank for this
purpose? The Times purports to be published
by Cook Cameron & Sheahen. Ii there had been
a @Co to the finn. | should have Supposed the
Hon Senator a member OF it and directly inter-
e.iet in the circulation of the paper. II the Hon
Senator has been fraaking this circulation out oil
charity to sare postage 10 stranger VINO has been
brought on to edit the paper, may approve oil
the kindness of heart which dictated 1t, Bat must
beg leave to differ with him IN the proprey OF
using This gift of the gou9nmem ior such purpose
it was evidently intended that the use Of the frank
ing privilege should be confined TO the utdiUlduGl
jeHeft Of members
As To the Chicago Times being the only "true
democratic paper, in your city, that may be true
for all know but il viii take something beyond
the Senator's statement to convince me OF that.
Yours &c.
NJ [. nFrSTAP p NJ