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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

IL As the season IS with US, when there is al
ways much sickness among children, caused By
sudden colds, II may not be amiss for us to men
ton that the new medicine, ayers Cherry Pee
tofal. attracting much of the public notice,
for the cure OF serious Lung complaints, is when
used IN small doses, one of the very best in the
world for occasional family use. 1t IS simple
and harmless for children, as well as very paIata-
bic, We use the article ourselves, and would
recommend our readers to call on Puliord or Wv
ian and get a bottle for trial
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

NoSET Sro-ES-on Friday nigh. last. some
hear''es wretch stole SO in money from the desk
~ George Mekim. The robbery was effected
while George was absent from hjs room for.
bucket of water, the key having been lett in the
desS and the outer door open We would again
advise oar citizens to be the look out for these
light fingered scamps. Their Expectations are De
coming quite toe l.egBcu: IN Mineral Poiu;
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
VALUABLE FaurI FOK SALE

Contiguous 10 The 1iil,coukee & Mississippi Raa7
~ tfT viii sell that valuable Farm lately oct7
~?f w by Mr. John Hand, together wit5 81 p
- House thereon. and about FIVE HJfI
FRUIT TREES OF the choicest qualify. Sad
contains nearly go Acre Of first class land = !
OF which Is broken and well fenced. THERE'S sof
iiiTe on the Same, and Wen waiered. Also al .
E2rmlng imp ements- Aud 20 acTes Of fine lAb
Dover, Wis, with a comfortable House on The =,
me shove premises are situate the sods
II Iowa County. minute description Of sad p''>I
. - son our once DUNN & Ri!
Mineral Print Miscrnein -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
Two Weeks Later from California.

NEW ORLEANS, July %.
The steamship United States from Aspnwall has
arrived at this port, bringing California advices 10
the ST inst.
The mining news continues 70 be of the most
favorable character, and the crops were yielding
largely.
The land question at San Francisco had not
been decided.
Much excitement occurred at ar election in San
Francisco, and severe fighting and shooting at the
polls took place.
There mas been large influx of Chinese emf
grants.
John Tai'er editor of the Stockton Journal. kill
ed James Mansfield, the editor OF the Republican.
in street fight,
Bray's surveying expedition had arrived at San
Diego, and report their whole route practicable
for railroad.
The revenue cutter Marcy arrived at San Fran
cisco from Gnayamas. with the thirtythree prison
ers lately seized and imprisoned there by the Mex.
leans
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
From the Sandwich Islands we learn that a new
tariff had been introduced in the Legislature redu-
cling the existing duties onehalf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
News by the Africa.


The cholera was very fatal among the Baltic
fleets
Eighteen thousand of the Anglo French army
have joined Omar Pasha al Rutschuk. The Turks
have crossed the Danube 1t is rumored that the
whole of Germany will shortly Join the Austro
Prusslan treaty. The capture of the fortress Of
Glsanevo by the Turks is confirmed The number
OF Turks that crossed the Danube on the sth was
10000. They Were opposed by The Russians.
bat the latter were entirely defeated, and 900 kill
ed and wounded. The last seen of the a lied
Fleets they were sailing for Sebasopol They
number IS sail.
One hundred and fifty wagons with wounded
soldiers have arrived at Bucharest. Among the
wounded were 50 officers
a Government despatch says that Napier's
fleet had joined Admiral Corry's feet IN Baro
Sound.
Accounts from Pennsylvania state that in Aus
trla the converts on the frontier of Palermo were
being despoiled by the Russians.
The Rebels ia Spain, under the command Of
ODonnell, are near Almagra.
A small Republican rising near Valencia has
been put down.
A teegraphic report from Stockholm. dated
July lth, says that all com -aunicatons with
Findland are forbiden-even the Swedish mail
steamers have been stopped and ordered back by
the British cruisers.
letter from St. Petersburgh gives gloomy
report of the situation of the working classes
The Emperor NapoIean reviewed the troops
destined for the Baltic at Bouogne, and addressed
them in brief and energetic speech They
would embark 25th July. 1t is rumored that the
French army had received check in Africa
Omar Pasha had arrived at Silistria The
Dobrudscha was not yet evacuated. The Anglo
French forces were encamped Farna, and
were ready to embark on their campaign.
pitched battle between the Turks and the
| Russians at Rutschuk was daily anticipated The
Russians have completely closed the Transylva-
MIA frontier
The cholera continued to prevail at St Peters
burgh. On July lst there were $50 cases in that
city.
The cholera in its worst form had broken out
on board the Australian enigrant ship Virago.
which put back TO Liverpool with so deaths The
American ship Hoadley put back leaking
Secret advlces from Spain report the insurgents
intended TO carry protracted guerrilla.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
READ TEI> OWN woRnx
To Professor Holloway,

To Professor HOLLOWAY,
Str,-lt is aot my wish 10 become notcrso,,
thus letter written for the mere sake of
say, that your Ointment cured ne Of on, ~ = bg Ia
d-eadial cutaneous seases that flesh is hon .a ne
which was considered by all WHO knew 70 a., 70 %.
hiely beyond The reach Of medicine For ~ - De g.
was afflicted with ode of the most pairf,f "a ytta.
some sore i'gs tat ever fell to the lot of man w
trying every medicine he'd ever heard Of . nu ~
despair all hope of being cured buf IT, Isatl s
me couple of large pats Of your tinfrns-, VI q
caused the sores ON my legs to heal, and p',a Z
gained my health Il my agreeable surprise arS III
and 10 the establishment Of M friends eau se.9a-
fSigned3 " AZ,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
11e6Q I@0gGG G&9 QoJe o. GS.
Min.ral Point Harmonic Society.

The members of his society are all requested
to meet in the basement of the Presbyterian Church
Wednesday evening, August 2, at = o'clock
i q oyasr Of Er Cam
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

DeaH Of Gen I0lcgsn-A despatch from WASH
ington, dated July 2Ist, states that Gen. Towsen.
Brigadler- General of the Army, died in that city
the day previous, of apoplexy aged IS years
Gen Iowsen was veteran and distinguished off
Ger, and his death will be sincerely lamented by
his old companions in arms and his countrymen
generally.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

II Some one has sent the Gov of New Hamp-
shire "a beautifully constructed fishing pole -
We think It very appropriate present as New
Hampshire furnished the most scaly Admiuistra-
ton we ever had-rChicagn Jonr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

ANOTHER DAILr The Fountain City (Fond
du Lac) Herald has brought out a very respectable
daily. Friend Buck deserves, and we hope will
receive liberal patronage in this new enterprise.
BY the way. when will the citizens of Mineral
Point support good daily paper We are ready
to commence daily at any time when there is a
prospect Of is paving the expenses.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

High LiUlag-During Commodore Perry's late
VISIT 10 Japan. the severe tests to which the sonl
achs OF himself and suite were subjected to prove
his true politeness, required a degree of courage
like that of facing up 10 the caanons mouth
They were easted by the natives. and among the
dishes were cooked worms. and snakes fried in va
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

appropriations he House O Representatives.
last week. passed The Army bill aPpgopria,ins
Sio,t019to; tie CIyii and Diplomatic Appropri-
alton b'ii, Sl>uo1o2Q tae biii providing for the
improvement OF Rivers and Harb0rs. 5. 50uo0a
and the Lighthouse bill, SI,25o,-total. SE5.759.'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

II DIR. Back, OF Boston thinks that the term
Asiatic Cholera is unnecessarily terrifying He
says if the old name of cholera morbus were re-
stored the sanltive effect upon the public mind
would be astonishing, and none but the inprudent
IN eating or drinking. would have any reason to
fear the much dreaded disease
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

"A NeiC Hoy Of SNORING Resgcc-Qneen Veto
RIA and Prince Albert transmitted their portraits to
MIR Peabody. the gre t American Banker in Lon.
don, on occasion OF festival given by him in eel
ebration of the 4th Of July last. They seemed to
countenance the affair
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

~ The New York papers OF saturday contain
the following item
Col Beqnette "A sonin-law Of Senator Dodge OF
Wisconsin, will probably be appointed q 5 naval
storeSeeper at San Francisco ricc Col Joseph c.
Ncsrlbbon, appointed Commissioner OF Public
Buildings in California
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

ENLARGED The Madison Daily .4rgus has Just
been enlarged 10 a six column paper, and comes
out in an ertre new dress Of beautiful type. The
.4rgts is now one OF the ueatest papers in the
State, and aside from its politics excellent dali
ly. We are gratiiied to witness the evidences Of
prosperity among the brethren of the press in
Wisconsin and live in the hope that our time will
come by and by.
We are pnder many Obligations to The Argus and
Jo,7aej for their dailies in exchange for week
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

IL The advance guard OF the Kansas ernigrants
passed through Alton on Saturday last. They are
mostly mechanics and farmers and 90 with fun
understanding of the dangers incurred in maintain
ing Freedom IN that territory, and fully prepared
Jour
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
3d. Of - Ex-Pres.dents panebtsr.

Miss Fillmore, oEiy daughter OF Ex-Presi,leni
Fillmore, died taiS morEIng. al Aurora. some TWEEN
y miles from this city. of cholera.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

Passage Of the Homestead Bill The Homestead
Bill pass the Senate on Friday. by vote Of 3G
10 |. The title of the bill was so amended as to
read bill to reduce and graduate the price of the
pubic lands to purchasers and actual settlers and
to grant pre- emption privileges in certain cases
and for other purposes"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
"A CUR FOR Arr,
CITIZENS Of TIE Ua on /.

ttEi-ehS u he On or
gu nave done me the honor as with ono ~.
one end OF the Union 20 the other To ssa- ,oee H.,
yer of my ointment with your anprobsti, chan,
ly two years since | made il Enovn ~ II Is ,cs,,
already, IL has obtained more celebrity tbss You
Medicine in 30 short period. 'N@h a1g ua-
b, Corner Of Ann and Nasssu 'sS.i,-.,o"AY,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

IL Three OF the scamPs saG robbed Inc
Scotch ChuIcA Al petroi,, have been arrested
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

II We are indebted to +. A Hall Esq O!
Cottonwood, Cal, fer copy of the Yreka Noun
lain Her1Id, containing fun account of the diff
entities with Indians in that neghbcraood, from
which it appears that the officials OF California
have been grossly remiss in their duties 10 neglect
ing to use effort to protect her citizens against
the ruthless savages that nrst the mining regions
Meeting of The Wisconsin State Teachers Associ
alton, viii be held at Madison, en- Wednesday and
Thursday of next week, [9th and 10th ins) A
general invitation is given to the friends Of educa
tion 10 attend
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

CHnLERa-pREADFULN oRTALITr The most
extraordinary mortality OF which we have heard
the present season is that at Larnar's Stage Sta
ton, a few miles west of shuusburg Within
the short space OF three or four days. Mrs Lamar
ana -four children, two servant girls, two siege
drivers the bar keeper and a man employed in
making collins for the dead, have fallen victims
The Galena Jsgergo,tian in noticing this unexaul-
pied mortality, says;
We hear that i IS accounted for by the coud
ton Of the cellar beneath the house. Tie bottom
il : said, was covered with water in a putrd con
dition, in which floating cut pieces Of meat,
decayed vegetables and other refuse that will gath
er in such places Over this mass, the meat con
stunned by the family was hanging and through
the accommodations upon it. the disease-whatcyer
1t may have been--is supposed TO have been com
ruunicated TO the sufferers 1t is said that every
person who took dinner there on Monday, is now
in the grave. Poison is suspectet--with what
reason. do not know.
"Some local cause operating with deadly vim
lcnce has killed sereHesa out OF some twenty f~e
persons VINO have been in contact with il. Let
this warning take hold of all whose premises
contain the seeds Of disease
DEArH OF Dr.. LApp--Dr AzEL P Lam, OF
Shuleburg, died at his residence, of Cholera, on
the morning OF the 18th nit. We understand he
had been visiting Cholera patients the night pre-
vjous u Lamars Hotel. near ShuIisburg. and that
soon after returning taken with the fatal dis
ease which terminated his existence in few
hours Dir Ladd was an excellent physician and
a worthy citizen. He was native OF Massachu-
sets bat for many years he has been resident OF
Wisconsin, where he has secured many friends BY
his gcnile.nlnly department and the faithful dis
charge of whatever duties either public or private
he has been called to perform lie has recently
filled the Office of Superintendent Of Public In
s,ruciion for this State, with honor to himself and
benefits 10 the State that viii not soon be forgot
Ten. Shullsburg has lost one of her best citizens
whose death VIII be regretted by a wider circle OF
friends than his own townsmcn.
Since writing the above we learn that seven or
eight others nave died ii Shulsbarg OF Cholera
NoaE NIcrINs OF rHE SCHUYLER FRArp.-The
Chicago Democratic Tres says that citizen OF
Illinois is loser 10 the tune of S25.OGl by the
Schuyler fraud and adds We learn also from We
~ good authority thai parties Mineral Point and
Galena have been Schuy Ierized in 4 large sum
the loss OF one gentleman in the former place we
have heard estimated as high a S200OO0.a
SO Car as the sen,Iemel in Mineral Point Is
concerned we are inclined 70 believe the above IS
i,tls exaggerated We have not heard Of any
one in Mineral Point who j likely 10 be a loser
70 any great extent By the Schuyler f-ilpre except
1t be in anticipation.
Movsr Sro,rx-on Friday nigh. last. some
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
pESSoauTioN oF pARTNEKsnIp

1--WE CO-partuership heretofore existing between
L Roach, William James, and Pascal GreHisll "
she name and siy h of = Roach, JAMES, & Co. is
day DISCO we'd by n utual consent. III The accoEa
said Company win be settled by WtLLIas J.sEs-
whom The business viii be carried on in future.
JOHN ROACH,
WILLIAM JAMES.
PASCAL. GRFNFEli
Dated at DodeevIIe, July 18th, 1854 3'5
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
The Affair at Greytown.

WV 7 UNk. July
The Prometheus, which arrived last nigbl re-
ports that Greytown was 5ombarded by the q 5.
sloop ofwar Cyane and was afterwards SET on fire
and destroyed, because the authorities would not
make apologies for the insult to Mr. Borand -
Three English vessels witnes ed the bon1bar1lmert.
bat offered no resistance. No lives Were lost nor
did the Inhabitants repel the attack in any way
whatever.
Lac adyices from Mexico deny the death Of
Gen Iyarez
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
Charcoal and Cholera

A barrel of charcoal. which can be pnrch ased
for fifty cents, if pulverized would be sufficient for
dIsIniectIng the premises of any family, by strew
ing 1t IN the cutters sinks. &c and placing por-
tons OF It IN pan any thing to hold it, in the
sleeping apartments, to absorb the noxious prop.
critics o the atmosphere generated during the
night; 1t Is much cheaper than time, and will 60
farther and without disa greeable odor.
As cholera preventive and medicine an En-.
glish clergyman. writing TO the Lord Lieutenant
Of Ireland says it's an etfectual preventive ofchol
era and remedy OF great power
The preventive IS simple teaspconful CT pow
dered charcoal taken three or four times week
in cup of coffee other vessel, in the morning
When attacked with chalera, a mixture of az
ounce OF charcoal, an ounce Of laudanum and an
ounce of brandy or other spirts, may be given as
follows: After being well shaken, a teaspoonful
every five minutes. In half an hoar have known
this cffectually to relieve and stay disease As the
patient becomes better the mixture may be given
at longer intervals.
The charcoal was tried as preventive on a
large plantation in the Island of Maurtius and not
a single individual out of eight hundred was at
tackled with cholera - Newark Daily Advertiser
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

y In toe week ending July goth. there we're
II deaths by cholera il the city of New York.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

20 4 CoHMOD.OUs DWELLING HOUSE il
s..:H - town OF DJdgevilie. Also. a store HeBs
<ass@- Attached tn the Dwelling House is frs
Bakers oven The above buildings viii be sold =
rate or together, required. For further parties
apply 10 the sub cri5cr.
DAVID WILLIAM
DotgeviiIe, July 20, 1854. 3.3s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
CAUTION,

q Ii persons friendly to Dogs and Wolves, vi
a vel to Keep them at a respectable distance
my Groves snd Fields as ] am determined 10 zee
regular supply of Poison on the premises, unil
Wolves cease their depredA:ions
JOHN LOOFBOUR0V
July 18Th, 1854. 37a
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
AGENTS FOR THE TRIBUNE.

w. 5. SWIMMER, ST. LOCIS. MO-
+. W. CARR, PHILADELPIiIA.P PENN.
y.B. PALMER, y. YORK AND BOSTON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

A LITTLE NIxEn.-Shcpherd Carey, candidate
Of the runmy portion OF the Democracy OF the
State OF Maine. for the Govefnorship. disccnrses
IN this wise on the present fix of the Democratic
party:
The Democratic party was like an old goose,
that foolish enough to let anybody that came
along thrust any and all kinds OF eggs under her
and shove her OWN out III the cold. Consequent
", the democratic party had of late, Matched out
all sorts OF broods--queer kinds Of chickens
peacocks, ducks and fighting cocks--some taking
10 the water aud for the land--and altogether
too unmanageable for the old lady TO take care
Of For himself, he thought it was time for them
to separate"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

The EIc Of a Ratic5adke The most simple and
convenient remedy, says correspondent of the
Macon Messenger ever heard Of, was alum. A
piece the size OF hickory nut, dissolved in water
and drank, chewed and swallowed is sufficient
have good authority for saying il has been tried
many times on men and dogs, and that they have
invariably recovered. | know of some planters
whose hands are exposed TO be bitten by rattle
snakes, who always have them provided with il
IN their pockets and they nave several times found
use for l.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
NEW rEIsxY Ar WORTH

ON THE NSIN RIVE
We 81 BSCRiBER has just opened ierj 4
above place, six miles above Heiena :.
miles below Arena where he will be !tAel 81. "A
70 ateGd TO tbe business of icrryiag passtisT, 4
stock SC. % tae E1ast favorable terms ~ q
Terry - on the state Road leading frOtA Mon!ts"
land City, IL miles from the latter place 80
Travellers = III find all the Accommodation "A
DO Ell a. his house, with plenty of sisoiin. ~
0Stiers. f2ltl! JOHN ball.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A nan nm.
WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF .lF ~ r1S
Copy Of a Letter f~ea Jar R,-!Da raat, Nh, A.,
.S9reH'5er 9th, 1853. 's-a
TO PRoFEssoR noLIow Az,


-, Corner of Ann and Nassau St-se., Y f,
Dear SIR 1t IS with heartfelt graft Udc how, y
YOU that by the use OF your Ointment ard PIN y n
OF my wife has been saved. For seven ,eer - -E =
bad breasts with ten running wounds n. trJ - @-
nature) was told hat nothing could sava 80 :
was thea induced 10 use your Ointment and pa, Z
IN The shor space If three months they ens,fa3 s
feet cure, to the establishment of all W ho e.
obtained your Medicines from Messrs v,rirbr : = -
Nh2rtrHs street, New Orleans. send this r.. -
des PriIces, Paris. although. had writ,s, - n.t
Orleans before we finally lett, at that time NOT ia -
your ad dress at New York. (Signed) R. M'RISr3
The Pills should be used conlointly Wit b.0i,.--
in most Of the following cases: -'-
Bed Legs Contracted aad Fistulas Sora0...
Bad Breasts stiff Joints Piles Skir AZ ~. -
|. Burns fistula-, ReuTpatis,, --ts'lst
I B1nious Gout Sail Rhen,, -. -
'h lb'S.rs Glapdu7ar Scsbs my. n'A-s
Chopped hands Sweilings Sore Nipp!,s W0nT5.
Sold at the Establishment Of Professor Hprrov- .,
Corner OF Ann and Nassau Streets. New York az, :
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
throughout the United states. in Pots 81 ~ : ctr :
cents, and 81 30 cents each. To be had Wholss,s =
the principal Drug Houses ia the Union
= There is considerable saving by taking bsl,-
Is.
R.B-Dire,tions for the guidance of patients iprr-
"i>"iu"F are auiAed 70 each rot 57e,sb
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

EsE. n. W. EzUEsRAEsD's InrivalI
Truss, is Warranted TO EsLIErE and n Q
cases TO CURE any redue hernea Cr rupture hove
obstinate For sale at DIR. Wilber's Drug StCre
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

I0u Can't Peat Ht-Nrs. Riley Cole Of this
County, presented to her husband few days since,
a daughter, weighing l5lbs., having four teeth and
could creep the moment it was born You can
beat it Adrian Watchtower.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE Ircs -.
YEARS STANDING Af Ii Mn
Copy Of a Iefte- from NJ. ". j. Karr1s,, 81.
fGdifa county, N. e., a. =, da,ed Nor "a
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

Fegry Robbay An old man named Jno. Aber-
n7'hy. 50 years of age, robbed of $4,000 or
$1,000. near Chilicothe Ohio. last week. The
VILLAINS entered the house in the night. gagged and
bound the old man hand and foot in his bed. and
coerced his wife and widow named Strauser. 10
TO silence, by Threatening them with instant death
IA case they raised an alarm and then searched the
house, taking alt the money they could find =
Milwaukee Denocrat
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

IL The Albany Atlas of the goth inst. amour
ces the death of Adiutant General Robert E Tenn
pie OF that city. His disease was consumption.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

hHolo Nothing. a good anecdote is told of a
Hard al Bsfido. who was urged by particular
friend oF the Administration 10 Join the Know
Nothings Tie Hard replied that he was a
tration OF Gen Pierce, and If there was any or
ganization OF the country that knew less than the
Administration. he wanted nothing TO DO with them,
II The corupositors charged with a conspra-
cv TO aure the business of the Philadelph Reg
lister. have been held bail IN $500 10 answer the
charge o. conspiracy, and in $500 to keep the
peace 1t will be remembered that these compos-
TORS inerfered to prevent female typesetters from
working on the Register.