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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-31
PURrEICATloN OF THE BLOOD,

LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
The Citizens Union suffer much frum disorders
the Liver and stomach, scarcely
influence Of these destructive malies hence life
fa.t TIE fair perhaps the handsome the
World up certain period when, distressing Ia say
many loose their teeth and good looks while yet
hesday of life, such sad evils efectuay remedted
by continually Keeping the blood pure and Liver
aud stomach in "A healthy action, when life will flow
smeotrty and resemble pants in q congenis CLINE
where eternal spring appears to reign AS regards
the he human frame, h.. Duration
OF life, much may De effected, say frarles,I thai
health and lie be prolonged for many years beyond
their ordinary A:sats ii Hoeway's Pills taken to
purity the blood Ting rules lad do yn for
health contained in the directions which accompany
each box.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

-<E1.NA ms URANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CHARTERED, 1919.
CAPITAL. STOCK. S3OO.OOO!t
e. G. RIPLEY, Sec'y, TnOS. K BRACE Pres
DIRECTORS
THOMAS X BRACE, EBENFZE Err FLOWER
1AMu Ell TUDOR, F.. A BjLKEbEY,
WARD WOODBRIDGE, ROLAND MATTER
JoSEPH CHURCH, EDWIN g. RIPLEY,
FREDERIC TAYLOR, SAMUEL :. WARD,
ROBERT BU ELL, HENRY H. PRATT,
Mills A FUTILE, AUSTIN DURHAM,
JOHN l.. BOSWELL. JUNIUS :. MORGAN,
GUSTAVUS DAMS.
Policies on Fire and Inland Risks issued favorable
terms by
N. B. BOYDEN, AgeL..
The above old established and well known comnanv
continue to insure country dwellings and nol
SEES and other real and personal
terms arg responsible company. All losses iberally
auIus'eo ami promptly paid by their agent 4y
Office over John MiIlon's Store, Mineral Point, Wis
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Caution.

FOR SALE.
THE south east quarter of Section thrtythree town
i eight, range four east. AIso-several unimproved
Lots and parts of Lots in the village Dodgeviie-
Aso-the place formtr y known the tom Jenkins
place. Dodgeviie being parts of Lots and in
Block three.
ANY of the above property viii be sold cheap, and on
favorable terms. Apply to
COBB s. MESSMORE, Agents.
Mineral Point, or to
AUG. F. DOW, the owner,
New York CITY. i5t.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-31

CRDChERF,
&c, &c, &c, SC.
I'll which having been bought at the lowest prices
Eastern Markets. for cash, will be offered at East
ces adding transportation. Thankful his friends
and the public generally for the liberal patronage extend
I'd him, he hopes By strict attention business low
uniform prices and upr hit aud honorable dealing
10 merit Continuance of their esteemed favors.
46.f JOSEPH GUNDRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-31

spIREiG NDEICE.-AIl persons hereby
notified not to trespass, Mine or Dig, upon any OF
the following described lands without the written
sentor permission of myself my agentJo wit
Descrip Sec tn Ra. Descrip. Sec. Tn. Ra.
easeq IL Sc W neq - e
" h G q g. So &c q & eh n
W hneq va - =
d nwq IA - ''e h : W q IL - -
be - ~ c
section I" g e W eq Is - g e
And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
and all persons from buying removing any Lead
other from the above described lands without my
written permission.
E. BRIGHAM
Blue Mounds, Iune :, 1852. n33
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-31

4skoGEkt I'D PROVISION SIOkEs
yHNHE subscriber would respectfully III thetttention
u eftee public 20 his well selected stock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOYS,
CONNECTIONS, &C.,
At his well known stand on High Street, opposite Mil
tons Store. where he be found at ready to
accommodate those Who may favor him with their pat
He has on hand good supply of
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Saleratus, Spices, Fruits,
Nuts, Sardtnes, Oysttrs, &C., &c,
Al of the best qualities land offered the
able terms
CANDIES OF ALL R0EgDg9
Manufactured sold at wholesale and retail cheap
they be had at place in the west la counec
ton With this establish mentis good
i3 a x Il lA "
Ry which always supplied with fresh Cakes
Pics &C, and also prepared to furnish
TT $az}T3fI99 AND pADsIgE8o
With the delicious varieties, Ornamentedto suit
the most particular taste.
OF The highest market price paid forgood Butter
and Eggs.
Mineral Point. July 90 1882 3gtf
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Clothing.

A fresh supply OF Life Sayings of Mrs PartiDson,
~ and Fern La End Series.
AI.>Sb,
This That & The Other Lamp Lighter,
Mrs. Ben Darby, Minnis Uermou,
Pearl Fl hing, sunshine in Daily Paths,
Light & shade,
Prose & Poetical Works of Spencer, DRYDEN,
Dante Herbert, Coleridge, Milton, Cowper.
Montgomery, Hemans, Kirke White, Goldsmith,
Serne. &c
Standard theological Works, Family Bibles,
s. Prayer Books, just received at
Hos SMITHS
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st. Louis Advertisements.
From the Newspaper advertising Agenc, Ut
". :. SWIMMER,

NO. Il, SECOND ST., ST. LOUIS, MO.
Who is the AG ENr Tor the best and most widely circu
lated Newspapers in the West and is authorized to
take ADVERTISING and subscriptions al the Publishers
loves; rates.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-31

ME race of the Red Man is fast disappearing from
L the face of the earth the Pequods are gone, the
Moheean exists in tradition only, and few Scattered
nonos and earth works the only vestiges of the
aascoutins: the SAUkS too, have been driven from
theI ancient hunting DIS and in generations
none VIII remain to tell the story their wrongs bu
IN order that their may be handed dow to future
generations, ana their cfrtaes be extoled, the under
WOOLEN SOCKS.
which he viii dispose ofin quantities suit purchasers
~ N b. a te" pieces of CHEAP BED TICKS, have
also been brought along supply the pIaces of the pu
is apt TO destroy r NJ SMITH FIJI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26
Our Washington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1855,
M Pieree tEarcpean Dpiomacy-7Ae Official De,paisbss
q Marcy Nesroiisi by Pirate Letters Of ne {reA}ps.
10 Minister'S AlroGa-CIious Discloswes RJasdtAA.
M. Pisrces Rusgon Diplomacy orifpng H6eseIf Oh.
he Ddaish Sound Qissiion- Whsa says Mdycy Assf y
The fierce diplomacy, such recognized thtou8n6ut
Europe and tho United sae Il winning Cor It's orgna-
tor nctoscty and reputation by which he will DO re-
nembored long after his Presidential term has expired.
His FIRST act entering upon his Presidential career
was studied deception Official and personal with all
the members Of his Cabinet Jealousy and suspicion,
between member and member, were - part the natural
consequences 81 this system q deceit and this state Of
feeling wa on The increase, unit; explanation was
forced ard Che Of the difculiy traced to tho
,rcachcry Ct the President.
This discovery WIS followed up ~ rumors OF Cabinet
dissoluou threats q exposure q he President isty
and Ike statements, which found their way into the
newspey~ rissS and The Pubs mouth. Failing at homo
il The x his new sysieu resolved intro
e~cs /. atrsts sul soaiS our .h~a nav Minister TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26

WASHINGTON Gosslr.--Our telegraphic cor
respondence from Washington of this morn
ing is interesting. Our suspicious repeat
edly expressed for some time past, of an
other Gadsden treaty in embryo, are con-
tirmcd. The prga has been brought to
light among the papers left behind him
by Santa Anna in his flight from Mexico.
The new government have quashed it for the
present, but may be compelled to apply for re-
lief to Gen. Gadsden before month goes over
their heads. We believe, however, should
another Gadsden treaty be concluded either
this year or the next, that it will be instantly
rejected by the Senate as waste of money for
territories which in due time will spontaneous
ly follow the example of Texas.
We regret to find the reports of the last
several days corroborated by our correspon
dence, that Gen. Scott has been drawn into n
letter-writing quarrel with the Secretary Of
War. We have no doubt, however, when all
the facts are brought out that it will appear
that General Scott has been deliberately en-
trapped into this correspondence with Gen.
Davis, for the purpose of driving the former in
disgust from the public service As soon as
proper and convenient, we trust Gen. Scott
will insist on the publication of these letters
from first to last, that the American people
may understand the plot and the objects of the
administration in this mysterious persecution
of the venerable chief of the army. We had
supposed that the course pursued in the
Mexican war by Gen. Scott towards his subor-
dinates Gen. Pierce speciality. would be re-
membered when the opportunity arrived, to
the advantage of the General -in-Chief but in
the suspension of his back pay as a Lieutenant
General, upon certain technicalitics of law,
trumped up by Gen. Cushing we have been
disappointed. How different the opinion of
Mr.. Cushing upon an alleged unlawful bill,
brought in for extra pay (S200OO) by the
Kitchen Cabinet public printer, about year
ago--a spurious bill, which the Secretary Of
the Treasury peremptorily refused to pay, and
which refusal was approved by Congress.
Touching the organization of the coming
Congress the scene-shifters and pipe-laycrs
are, as II appears, already hard at work. From
the materials Of the new House of Representa-
tiyes we may expect lively opening of the
drama; lively, racy, pungent and revou-
tionary beyond all parallel this side of Mexico.
We know what We are; but we know not what
we are coming to. God save the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26

The steamship Marion Capt Foster arrived yesterday
from Charleston The obging purser will please accep.
our thanks for papers In advance Of the mails
The UNITED STATES STEAM PROPELLER NlAGAaA.-Messrs-
Pease and Murphy Of the Fulton iron works, foot Cherry
street, East river, win commence to from their
shops the four boilers intended for the splendid national
ship Niagara. The boilers completed and OF immense
size, containing 5000 brass tubes, and win weigh
about 100000 lbs. They progressing rapidly with
her three engines The frames bed plates finished
weighing 900 lbs the straight shafts weighing
lbs, finished; the crank shaft weighing 45 600 lbs
win be finished in few days. The cylinders Weighing
$1,000 lbs, and condcnsers, weighing 6s 600 lbs are
nearly completely the pistons piston rods pillow block,
caps and cupolas weigh about 49, 600 lbs The compo
ston stern pieces couplins and sheavc blocks all
under way The propeller, weighing about % 900 lbs,
will be cast in few weeks. The valves oil finished.
II the ship Is launched by the a1s of october, her
boilers will be at put in her. and they viii COM
mence TO put her machinery in. Messrs r. ~ calcu-
late to have her In working order ready for steam in
about four months after she reaches the water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26


RAcHEL's PRICEs.-On Monday the first day
Of the reduced prices, the Metropolitan was
thronged to hear Madame Rachel in Tisbe No
such house has greeted the great actress since
her arrival in this country. The net profits
were probably equal to those Of any two of the
performances under the old regime. Ii is to
be hoped that this fact will convince Monsieur
Felix that the press had his interest as much in
view as that of the public when the reduction
of prices was first suggested, and afterwards
insisted on, in spite of his reluctance. II would
seem that Monsieur Felix ought not to need
information or advice on such point. The
author Of one Of the most ingenious books on
Paris recently published remarks with Singh
lar emphasis that even in that city of luxury
and aristocratic refinement the real supporters
Of the theatre are the poorer classes, who pay
from twenty-five to forty sous for their tickets.
Win much more obvious truth might the same
thing BE said Of New York. The lower the
prices, the larger the consumption, and conse.
quenty the greater the profits. Establish the
merit OF the article you have to dispose of
then. If you seek to make fortune sell II 50
low Chat every one may become a customer
This, Monsieur Felix, is the way to make money
whether you have to dispose Of patcnt black.
irc; CT tragic actress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26

Learning from some OF the respectable firms in New Or
leans Charesscn that Schieara Aromatic
sehna BPS IN extensively counterfsitedby
New York finding that the pirates dsringy
pencious receptions under the which belongs
icc think 10 caution the community against
these vendors Of poison in disguise,
introduced the schcdam Aromatic Schnapps the pur
pose Of supplying the medical faculty and the whole
y with pure medicinal spirit, which might be prescribed
confidence In all cases where smuants required
without producing the fearful consequences which invariably
result fro using aduerated liquor In order render
sursnce dously had the article analysed by chemists OF
world wide celebrity and submitted for experimental
thousands Of distinguished nlndcal practitioners. The
ponfof from there sources ofhe most unequivoc and
satisfactory character IL before the public surround
cd with these guarances, and bearing these unimpeacha
endorsements aud ca upon the community 70 project them
selves and their own health and my reputation BY own
Ing down and reprd!ng The plracai spectators VINO are
peddlng their foul comcdea under cover o ny raae marx
No arcc had been imported from Holland INTO ifs mar
ks under ne peme Of snapp previous e ne appearance
81 Vclft's Schedsm Aromatic Schuapps ~ 'nS cry.
Tie first importation being mode into hs cry ~ he year
IsSs which be by hs Custom House books deposit
Cd label trade mark IA nc United Stale. f-ct conrt
of the Southern district Of New York IT. the rS md
have ne o.ris'e n possession % ha. date The graf
Las Re whole hive 81 Ia moon and tho n
IS owe 10 my an friends and the pn5 conpel-s
mr. 10 IN, ihfrn their rnari against imposition
tDuLPIIo WOLFE, y Beaver street. NV Yovk
Gcnfn-s Bayrrr.--t Lot 81 Bcys' nas Erfszcss
Hf A - -
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State Convention of Superintendent Of the
Poor.

SYRACUSE Sept. % 1855.
The state Convention Of Superintendent of the Poor
met here to-day. David Ford, Of Allegheny, chosen
Chairman and G. W. Jermain Secretary. About twenty
superintendent present The resolutions passed
by the convention in February last readopted
It resolved also TO petition the Assembly embody
them in enac;ments and to abolish the distinction be.
tween town and country paupers, classifying all paupers
as the latter. Adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26
The Naval Retired List.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %. 1855.
Correction OF the HERALD list made at the Navy De-
partment -
CAPTAINS.
Vim. ID. Salter and Stephen Champln should be leave
ray instead OF furlough.
COMMANDERS.
William Shields, Joseph r. Jarvis, William NJ. Arm
strong Joseph Myers and l.. b. Newell, leayen in
stead Of Z" furloughn
Charles jackson " furlough y instead Of leave.o
Francis b. Ellison aud Henry Il. Holt still in service
LIEUTENANTs.
William Reynolds 'leav, pay" omitted in first list
Francis Lowry and NJ. +. Naury, leave pay" instead
OF g furlougb.n
b. J. Moeller, Henry Wake, and c. Thomas, fur
Laughed y instead Of leave'
ii. N. Harrison, VIM. B. Whiting, Lewis G. sartori H.
Rolando and j. A. Parker, " furloughed," omitted
J. p ellis, J. p Decatur and James Higgins still in
service.
PASSED MIDsHIPMEN.
John Wacutt, }. s. Thornton, James Bruce, dropped,
but omitted in the first list
c. Grafton, furloughed, omitted in the first list
WARRANT MASTERS ON LEAVE.
John Quinn, 9. V. Norris John Pearson James Furgu
son, j. W. Moores, VIM. N. Brady, f. f. Olnstead Vim.
Vaughn, H. A. i. Young, and 5. c. Reed omitted in the
first list
WARRANT MASTERS FURLOUGHED BUT OMITTED IN
FIRST LIST.
NJ. Clear A. Cunningham, and r. c. Jones'
The Secretary Of the Navy has decided to retain the
following naval officers duty, vz:-Leut. Maury at
the Observatory Commodore Stewart, in command OF
the Philadelphia Navy Yard, and Commodore Smith
Chief Of the Bureau Of Docks and Yards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26
Massac hussetts Politics,
ATTEMPTED REsUsCITATIoN OF THE WING PARTY
SPIRITED ANTIMAINE LAW MEETING.

A hESosC1AIlON Or The WHO fAhTr-
SPIRITED ANTIMAINE LAW MEETING.
Bosros, Sept. g. 1885,
The wings of Boston had their first meeting Of the
this evening" to elect delegates to the Worcester
Convention. 1t fully attended, and quite animated
speeches were made by Hon. BENZ. Seaver Hon. j. p.
Bgeow and Hon. Mark Healy in OPPOSITE to fusion
and in favor of the nomination Of straightout wing
State ticket.
A committee reported the of l32 delegates to
the wing convention FALL Of whom SUPPOSED to be In
favor of separate nominations. Among thesmare Hon.
Rufus Choate, Hon. r. G. Winthrop, David Sears and
Nathan Appleton.
The opponents of the Maine law had very large raf-
cation gathering at Faneuil Hall this evening" Colonel j.
H. Wright presided and speeches made by +. o. J.
Smith and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26
Disbansiing Irish Military Companies in Con-
nectlcut.

HAAIF1ED, stpt. %, Is13.
Governor Minor to-day removed Adatant General
Hodge the ground that he refused 10 obey the order
for asbanding the various Irish military mpanies
Captain j. u. Williams Of this city, has received the
APPOINTMENT and has issued the order disbanding the
.ixIr III comranies of the state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26
New Brunswick Politics.
ELECTION OF MEMBERS TO THE AssEMBL

BOSTON, stpt. 70, 1000.
The st. John IN b. papers Of September "a state that
at election for two members of the Assembly for st.
John city and county Mcssr GODDARD and Armstrong the
candidates in opposition 10 The government, elected
by about 200 majority Previous 10 the election the Ca
thocs who had heretofore supported the government
liberal ticket, held meeting aud refused to vote.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26
Another Fire At Kingston, Canada West.

klNGsTON 9. W, Sept %, IS55.
Another fire he third Ia two days. occurred here this
morning entirely destroying large wooden building,
containing extensive bakery, cabinet factory, anda
shoe shop, together with most Of the contents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26
The Prohibitory Liquor Law.

- AIHANfi sept % 1900.
Judge William b. Wright, who is now holding the Cir
cult Court IN this city, yesterday charged the Grand Jury
that the Prohbitory Liquor Law CONSTITUTIONAL and
It's provisions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26
Supreme Court-In Chambers.

Ec!ore Hon. Judge Clcrkc
Jluitds Tor1Hsfatfick Burns soldier Of Uncle sam
brought up by writ Of ha,sas corpus from Bedoe
bland, and motion Of Mr.. John oRourxe discharged
On he ground Of infancy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26
Boston Weekly Bonk Statement.


BALTIMORE, Sept IS 1855.
II is rumored that the Greensborough Bank, Queen
Anne county Nd. has exploded. 1t Is nothing but
Wall street paper machine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26
Markets.
PILL LnEIPuIA STOCK MARYrr

PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, 1855.
Money unchanged Stocks steady. Penna. State Fives
50; Reading IR, 47l; Long Island RR., 147s Morris
Canal, 14,S Penna RIs, 45t4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26

Fenry Addison, Mayor Of Georgetown, has appointed
Wednesday next Tho 2eth inst, day az hnrnia lion
sus rreyir IN view Of The desoatlrg pes;iiencs row
80 n IN Tic Afflicted cities Of Norfolk and Portsmouth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26
T HE ATEsT NEW 8
GEN. GADsDENs LAND SCHEMES In MEXICO.
THE BRITISH MINISTER AND THE CABINET.
Gathering Of the Abolition Clans at Syracuse,
THE AMERICAN CONVENTION AT AUBURN.
&C., &C., &c.

Non.Arxival OF the America.
HALIFAX, Sept. 25-11 P. M.
The steamship America is in her eleventh day out,
and about DUE at this port but to the present moment
there no signs Of her approach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26

State Convention Of the Seward Know
NOthings.

SYRACUSE, Sept. %, 1855.
Know Nothing Convention met here to-day About
loco delegates present. Mr. HALE of Cayuga pre-
sided, and p. +. Romaine, ESQ.,, chosen secretary.
They appointed business committee and adjourned
await the action of the two conventions which
tomorrow. The delegates composed Of Seward
Know No,hings and Know Something's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26

and sold At s22 s2a s22 rs. There was again an
upward movement in freights, both TO English
and to Continental ports. To Liverpool grain
was engaged in bulk and bags at 3D. q lod., and in
the clipper ship Racer at lid. in bulk Cotton was
taken-at Cd. Rates to London were also frmer. To
Havre, as high 81 per bb was obtained for -four,
andene cent per lb. for cotton. To Bremen, cotton
w,,s engaged at one cent, and rice at Acc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26

NM. fierce's European Diplomacy-Two
FacesLOmcial Instructions versus Private
Letters-Projet or Russ0-Amerlcan AHi-
ance nm the DanIslA 4AuestiOn.
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STATE OF Louisiana.

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