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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-20


ing wood
Never mind" sad Hal Harson.-
Hes crusty old fellow, bu5 after all, i;
wasn't perhaps right to lieger behind -
So I'll carry the birds along, and vel
have them for supper"
Pm amiabe," lanically replied the
third member Of the party, aud they
trudged along in silence Overtakine
the train, the hunters joined party OF
/ young fellows, who were ever ready to
listen to their yarns while Hal Harson
bashfully approached wagon in which
the girls of he party were riding, having
rolled up the canvass covering on either
side. Prominent in this galaxy of rosy
beauty was Mary Frierson, who welcomed
Hal. with a meaning smile Uututored
in those arts which refinement has adop-
ted to conceal the widest passions of the
soul, there was, in the glance that beam
ed from her flashing eye, an assurance of
regard which made her lovers breast beat
high with hope But another saw that
glance, and Hal was reused from his
dream Of bliss by the voice of Frierson
We'll, young man, having finished your
game breakfast. you are now making
morning calls Go b. OK and mind the
cattle, sir This is no place for you"
Hal trembled and nervously grasped
his rife, but looking towards his insoleut
employer he caught the eyes of Vary
Her look was more eloquent than words,
mingling entreaty and regret and love
Passing his hand across lis forehead as
if to Danish the scene, he slow moved
away"
"A pretty guard growled Frierson
eyeing bis niece. Il don't 5 s-e what bus
mess penniless fellow like that has
hanging about you girls You ought to
know that he is after yoar money"
Mary Friersops lip quivered as she
spoke angrily to her uncle
I'VE girls know where our money l..
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'1e S'' 'I5555 'e1 i'' li'S''ty' n1' '' ne
paced his round, his spirits rallied
Halls Imagination sooa began To reveal
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his shoulder OUT Iheh the iam'i'ar tones
Of her whom ne loved echoed through his
heart la a moment she stood by his
siaa
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harJ n''S h'i-tS'u eAc'al iied
dai Offering bis hand
Speak low" replied the excited girl,
cordially returning his GRASP. Then.
u;+b sIiob+ trainer n ba. toaa sbo ID
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coulu hoV Sieep' hai' harSon' without
! thanking you for the manner in which
you received my uucle's insulting remark
this morning. It stuns vou to the heart
Tsam : hut h,t
"a"
but love Tor you chaIned my temper,
interrupted Harson. Hear me. Mary
Frierson. You are far nv superior. but
7 can bnt adore va, Can T bono f,r =
return Of nv love can van stare nv
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NJ 1noI,od ooroaStl1. ~
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, - 'g5'-i a225sa tas allied ar
tlies were merry oaoogh, 2s there are
plenty o. accounts Of E4-ls e..d noUrs IN
tne Czjaca
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Cu,RIgEs CoTEE.EEI.

r-~The only good and cheap HoJ SE-si@N ana
ORNAMENTAL. PAINTER
s,s-s,s-.,cies Painted with ueatuess and despatch
Paper-hangiug, Wnite-washing and ~ 1,
sona in the best style Country orders r ~
aouse, Mineral Point, WIS
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HINN a RE 4 u. .

.TrORSFys AND CoUNSEILORS AT LAW,
ASn soLICITos IN cHA ANckRx..
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MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE.

PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING
IN Hiltoas Stone Block Third Floor, on the Corner
Of Chestnut and High Sts Mineral Point, Uis by
George w EfE.I>s.
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GEO. D. HILBlR. n. D..

Va s39f I = E'9FE = = - = =
a. ID ssE EEsEs D-
GrURGE0N DENTIST, sells Drugs, Ae73iclnt7' fa"'S'
y oils &c Al the Mineral Point Drug SLorE
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j. 3. MOFFETT, M D.


TTNHE undersigned would .pectfuiiy ytend@rhis g.
| thanks to the citizens OF Minerat Point and Ex
vicinity for past .yo-s. and inform theT that
Continues business his old ~tard High street -
viii be pleased TO receive cohLl-luahCt OF
public favor.
~ Gea Iemen's -Iohes cleaned and pres ssed onshort
r.t1ra HENRY PRICE
August 70, 1859. v"hi2
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TASTIaNABLE TAILORS, Mineral Point, "tscon-
! an solicit q snare of puoiic pstr' mage Their "ork
he Iaue In the most fashionable y!e and Ga Hrea-
sanabIr terms shop On High street q. -.
~ utting done order, and warranted 70 IT. Il
properly made up. -
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GENERAL DEALER in Fancy and staple Dry Goods
Gsrocaries CrOckery anu Hardware, titgh Ttseet'
Mineral Point FOh'
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JOHN szEAE0S,
GENERAL. YENfER in NerchandIze Of All Eln9s
II store On the 5rner Of Chestnut ana hIsh streets
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-12

RRCoRDER's CouRT.-Marcus Niekins was
arrested for disorderly conduct. he had taken
on more "stone fence" than agreed with his
equilibrium, which caused him TO come before
his Honor, who fined him $40 and costs, aud
sent him to the Work house to work it out.
WmsKY.-Old King Alcohol, ably repre-
sented in the persons of Jones and Egste, and
half dozen Other of the most woe-begone,
bloated, swollen-eyed, whisky heads we ever
saw, had jubilee at Whitley's Drinking House
on the Square. They were up before the Re
corder, and disposed of as the law directs.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY. WiLliam Green,
wagner, was arrested on States warrant
for an assault and battery upon w. Litberburg,
a peddler, who visited the house of Mrs. john
son. South of Broad street, TO sell bis wares.
Green precipitated several dornicks at the
peddler's corporOsity, one of which brought
linn down, and sent him into an Improbable
retirement for a few days. Green was lined
SO aud costs.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-12

HEAVY YIELD OF WHEAT-Tbe profuse yield
wheat this season astonishes the oldest inhab-
itant Every farmer thinks he has eclipsed
all his neighbors and the rest of mankind, I'M
til he fnds that his neghbor is ffattering him
self with the same innocent delusion. Our
friend, W. FLoYD, of Bedford, under all the
circumstances, cannot be far behind the most
successful. He sowed FIVE bushels on about
i've and half acres, and having Graded it
early, left it in the shock about two and half
months, which, of course, involved some loss
lie threshed out, Notwithstanding, tsoo hun
dred and fourteen bushels. We cali that a
pretty good yield Who can beat itl
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g RIVER NEWs.-Ibe Cumberland was reced-
ing slowly yesterday, with about 81 feet on
Harpeth Shoals. Business at the wharf looked
rather more brisk than usual, quite a feet OF
boats having arrived and departed in the last
'twenty-four hours. <,- -s,g
- The Shy5ocb arrived on Monday night, and
continued her trip yesterday to Hartsville
D. The Aida also came Monday night. She
has been detained below some time by the
breaking of some of her machinery-a shaft,
we believe. She left again yesterday for Pa
ducah.
The r. L. Cobb arrived yesterday afternoon
from Cincinnati, with quite good freight Of
sundries. She is advertised to leave at 10 A.
A., to-day.
The SalJis West from st. Louis, arrived yes
tercay, and left again on her return trip. We
are indebted to her clerk, J. Morgan Smith,
for st. Louis papers to the Sth, one day later
than the mail.
The Republican of the 9Th, says: =" The
rivers are all at very low ebb, and all report
ed falling, with little prospect of an immediate
rise that will be beneficial to commerce. Boat
men are complaining heavily of hard times
With low water on one side and low freights
on the other, business is about at a stand-still
as regards profits. They consider themselves
doing well if they make their current expens-
es, and many are not even so lucky. The
river is reported falling between this point and
Cairo, and is about stationary at this point
The Aleck Scott came up on Thursday evening"
drawing seven feet water. The river has been
reported at six and half feet between here
and Cairo for several days past. The Illinois
river is falling, with thirty-three inches on the
bars to Lasale. Very little grain is coming
down this river at present. The Upper Mis-
sissippi is reported at four feet between this
point and Keokuk, and falling. We have not
had an arrival from above the Rapids for some
days; in fact, the Lower Rapids are hardly
navigable for the smallest boats light. Twenty
two inches was the last report from the Rap
ids. All the boats are behind their time in the
Missouri river, and one of them has laid up
for low water. They have much difficulty
with the numerous bars, and are detained by
getting aground. The last report was five and
a half feet to st. Joseph. Freghts still keep
up in this river, but boats cannot carry enough
to make trip profitable either way. Weather
warm yesterday. Arrivals numerous and re-
ceipts fair"
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FALL RAoEs-NAsHvmLE CoURsE-The Fall
RGces over the Nashville Course will COM
mencc on Monday next Maj. ALDERsoN, pro-
prietor of the track, has renovated the build
ings, and made preparations for accommoda-
ting visitors in satisfactory way. The stands
have been improved with view to accommo-
date the ladies, and it is expected that they
win visit the course this season. The sport
viii open with a sweepstake, two miles be-
tween four celebrated horses, three Of them
belonging here, Little arthur, harinci6le and
Henry Pcrret, and the fourth, WhirIcind, from
Georgia. All these horses have made their
mark and rare sport may be anticipated when
they come together on Monday next.
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CHOLERA IN PULASKI, KY.-We have received a
letter from J. Bobbitt, Postmaster, Dallas, KY, in
which he states that there have been five deaths
from Cholera on Buck Greek. There are three or
four cases more in the neighborhood, but it is
thought they will recover. 1t was brought into the
neighborh0od by a man from Indiana who was one
Of those that died. Mr.. B. says that the citizens Of
the neighborhood are very much alarmed, and are
fleeing TO the mountains and hills in every direc-
tion.-SomerSet (Ky.) Gazette, III.
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One Price of Admission 10 witness the
Three Conn innh ExhIhiIInns.

lie Propretors Of the Menager'e, Circus and Indian
Troupe, with desire 10 give entire general satisfaction
ana 70 place their united exhibitions quite beyond the reach
OF comp clifton have entered into arrangement between
themselves for the combination Of their three superb estab
hments into colossal exhibition the whole Of which
may be now witnessed collectively under pavilion, at
the price Of admission heretofore required for each the
same exhibitions when separately.
The procession into town will be formed Of The Troupe Of
EqueStrans, superhy mounted gay decorated steeds
preceded by f military band, driven through the prnc
pal streets 70 an appropriate carriage, followed by the Sem
eca Indian Chiefs and Warriors IN their native costume
mounted their hunting horses, and antasticay decora
ted and oapsrsoned, with the carriages cages and vans
containing the animals TO the mammoth pavilion erected
the for exhibition.
E-DOOrs open at O'Clock, P. NJ, and o'clock In the
evening. Ff.4
Eg- Admission SOC; children and servants 25c.
For particulars small bills lthegraphs, petorias,
pamphlets, &c.
eaS- Location given in future. sep3-td
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rasarille academy q Musio.

Profs. HISS aud WEpnER beg TO inform their
patrons and the public that for the present owing
70 circumstances beyond their control, they viii
meet their classes In The basement Of Mr. Fergnsons
Church. Cherry street, instead Of the house on Vine
street. a. advertised Pepns win please attend q
tbeir appointed hours al that place. IL lw
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER

CHAhLES HESS AND 6ENhI WEbEh.
DEPARTMENTS-The System of instruction adopted for
Academy in Paris, and comprises five Departments, viz
Primary, Freshman Sophomore, Junior, and Senior to
which is added Recapituaton Department. designed for
those who intend to adopt Music as profession
TERMS PER SESSION.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT., $50 90
Five lessons week, one daily, Saturday excepted.
FRESHMAN DEPARTMENT. :.".-...,...,.-..;... 70 90
Four lessons a week. Monday, Tuesday, thursday
and Friday.
SOPHOMORE DEPARTMENT Observation-Disclosures. :. so 90
Three lessons one week. Monday, Wednesday ana
JGsios DEFanTHEsT IS 90
Lessons same in number and in days as in the
Sophomore Department.
Twolessons week, Monday and Thursday.
BEcAPITULATIoN DEPARTMENT. GO 90
Lessons daily, Saturday excepted.
s In all of the foregoing Departments, the Piano and
Guitar the only instruments taught.
EXTRAS
Instruction the Harp blossoms week. per session s45 90
in VOcalization, 20 90
to classes Of gentlemen on the Violin, Fute
Clarionet, &C., two evenings week, Is 90
IA All tuition fees due the entrance of the pupil
One lesson week in Sacred Music given to al pupils free
OF charge.
No charge will be made for the use OF Instruments Music
and Music Books furnished gratis TO the pupils who win be
permitted to retain them their own property at the close
Pupils be received at any time and charged from the
period they to the close Of the session. The attend
Of pupils will be required during the lesson only.
The Academic Year viii be divided into two sessions; the
commencing the "a Monday in September and clos
the last Friday in January the other commencing
he LIST Monday in February and closing the first Friday
n June.
~ Pupils iutrusted their care shall receive close
ention, and if unweared assidnty the part of the in
ructor avail they shall not fail to attain the elevated
st andard Of proficiency TO which they may aspire.
Application to be made after the LIST day of Septem
er, at the Academy. auglS BIN 4G
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From Egbert A. Rawerth, Esq, City Recorder.

N 10 NASHVILLE, July z, 100.
Mr. J. H sEsnoss-sir After ten days constant use Of
the Specaces obtained from you feel guaranteed IN test
fyin Ia their ecency in restoring relieving impaired
vision Previous obtaining them my manuscripts duties
we're performed with much labor TO the eye, and often with
pain; but since have used your Brazilian Pebbles nave
experienced nOtjng Of the kind but feel eecty requiem
0ted Whether the relief proceed from the peculiar form OF
the glasses or the material or both combined cannot say
prefer them TO any glasses have ever used, and take
pleasure in recommending them to the public.
esueefllIv EGBERT A. RAWORTH.
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FINE CHEwNG.-Lyons & Co. advertise this
morning supply of superior chewing tobacco,
manufactured expressly for them in Virginia.
We have tried it, and pronounce it superior
article-we have never seen or tasted finer.
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LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE RAILRoAD.
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
800 uvrnsca DGpa.r,rvsxr

-
FTtHE Fifth Annual Course Of Lectures In this Institution
Il will commence Monday, the 29th of October next
and continue till the first Of the ensuing March.
PAUL r. EVE, n. D. Principles and Practice OF Surgery
JOHN NJ WATSON, NJ. D., Obstetrics and the Diseases
of Women Children.
W. K. BOWLING, NJ. D., Theory and Practice Of Med-
cine.
A. H. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy.
c. X. WINSTON, NJ. D., Materia Medica and Medical
Jurisprudence
ROBERT NJ PORTER, NJ D., General and Special Anas-
omy.
J. BERRIEN LrNDsLEY, NJ. D., Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, NJ. D., institutes Of medicine
and Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM 7. BRIGGS, N. D., Demonsralor Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms viii be opened for Students on the
first Monday in October.
full Preliminary Course Of Lectures free 10 all stu
dents, viii be given by the Professors, commencing
the FIRST Monday Of October.
Cnique has been established in connection with the
University at which operations performed
prescribed for aud ectured upon In presence Of Glass;
Amount Of Fees for Lectures in the University 4I05
Matriculaon Fee paid once Ony g. Practical Anatomy
80 Graduation Fee S25.
Good Boarding can be procured az about IS per week.
Further information can be obtained by addressing
]. BERRIEN LINDSLEY,
jylS-Watrw2mf Chancellor OF the University.
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liver Dfsease.

Carters Spanish Mixture, remedy for liver disease,
and the number formidable evils connected with dis
organised state of that organ is unrivalled. sya
Hundreds of certificates from the highest sources of
living in the city of Richmond Va might be given Of
effected by Carters Spanish Mixture. We have only
orefr to the extraordinary of Samuel NJ Drink
err Esq, Of the firm of Drinker Morris, Booksellers, Rich
mond Va who cured by two bottles of Carriers Span
ish Mixture after three years suffering from diseased liver
He says its action the blood is wonderful better than all
the medicine he had taken and cheerfy recommends
It to all.
80 See advertisement in another column.
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Berrys Book store, Nashville, Tenn.
TIM NAL s.


q E.sErs EHlt NASHVILLE, July 26. 1855
Mr. J. H. sEsnoNs-siT: have been using Tor one week
the pair Of Brazilian spectaces that purchased from you
and do not hesitate to say that they are py l pet
t have ever used am enabled to read the finest print
at night by dim light without straning my ey whereas
the spectaces that have used heretofore, nut tne ana
cond net read with sBy satisfaction consider your
pectacles great improvement upon any mat have ever
seen. Yours, respectfully, VI a. fOUu.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. Is.

The WEATHER.-Yesterday was stormy
day, with attending sunshine, TO make it warm
and Interesting. The rain was very appropo,
and gratefully received by the earth and the
walkers thereon.
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CORK CRoP.-There has never been since the
recollection Of our oldest citizens such bountfu
crop of corn raised The crop is now made and
there is no doubt bat that it will reach beyond the
most liberal calculations. We have heard no en-
gagements being made, but suppose the market viii
open at 20 to 25 cents per bushel-AarysUilic
East 7tUnesseedn, 7th.
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PROF. WOODS HAIR RESToRATIvE-The testimony
Of all who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this cele
brated article is that viii restore the gray, and the bald
eradicate diseases of the Scalp preserve the hair from fall
ing and preserve the color perfectly to extreme old
1t is put up both with and without sediment See ad
vertisement aug1
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 6

1t is rumored that Montgomery Blair, Freesoiler,
has been selected as successor to the late Judge
Cranch, Chief Justice Of the Circuit Court of the
District of Columbia.
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Weak nervous depressed in spirits and prey to innu-
merabe mental well physical evils the victim to dys'
pepsia ind eed object Of confederation fet Is abb
surd him despair We not how weak, ner-
and irritable he may be- the cordial properties of Hoo
land German Bters, prepared by DR. O. M9Jackson Phil
adelpha are stronger than the many headed monster
which preying upon bis body and mind and If he chooses
to try them, we VIII insure speedy cure "a ~ \
See advertisements sep1-1m .
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w-Gov. Morehead, of Kentucky, has APP
pointed Hon. Mason Brown Secretary Of State.
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RALrtmonR Sent g.

BALTIMORE, sept. o.
A duel took place near this city on Tuesday be-
tween two gentlemen, one of whom is New Yorker.
Two shots were exchanged, and one of the duelists
was slightly wounded.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY,

7 WILL he at CIarksviIlc on MONDAY, TUESDAY
L and WEDNESDAY, 81, 4th and 5th Of September.
ktTIurfreeshoros on FRIDAY, September 7th pos
lively for that day only.
At ShelbyviIie on SATURDAY, September sth, pos
lively for that day only.
At Columbia on MONDAY, TUESDAY and WE'D
NEsDAY, 10th nth and 12,h Of September.
A. s.ebanOn on SATURDAY, September 18th. posi-
lively for that day only.
aueSO-dawtd IN sEAiMoNs.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. IL.
The river has fallen one foot since yesterday.
Flour, better to-day at 6.25. Wheat is in good
demand at 1.15a1.2o Whisky steady at S3ta3Ss.
f PITTsBURG, Sept. IL.
The river is falling with four feet and three inches
water in the channel
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New York. Sept. 6

At the book sale yesterday the entire day was
devoted to Harper's Catalogue, of which sales were
made to the amount of $4,000.
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Land for s ale.

OFFER for sale Goo SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES GEA
OF LAND lying the Columbia Central Turnpike -
ROAD, miles from Columbia and four from ut. Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract W ich reside
This Land Is equal If superior to any in Maury county
II is well watered e celebrated Deyers Spring being
the part offered for sae) wei tmbered and well improved
There the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road. 1t
will be divided 10 suit purchasers sold in body.
For furtherinormaOn apply to me at AshwoOd p Office,
Maury county, Tennessee. ~.
augll-N IUC1US ]. POLK.
Nashville Union and Louisville journal please copy.