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CARLTLE. Friend Aver In this age of
quaeks, chaFlatans and mere windy, gaseous pre-
tenders, 10 heal who blow al every street corner
aud in the face and ears Of all men their loud bar
ing jericho trumpeis and other noisy boisterous.
wind instruments of marveiously twisted brass.
IN such woefnlly sham ridden epoch as this /
say, II IS comforting nay even cheering to the
earnest well wisher of has race TO know there h.
arrived in this world genuine Physician-to
light ones more upon something besides mere
Sanerldos and Don MercHral Jaaps, with their
phiebotonies, poisons and warm wate-
Your Cathartic Pills and Cherry Pector5 ], carry
ms forward to Halcyon days-to miIleniai Phar-
macopoeas, when Science, deep diving down into
the principles of things shall with infinite Gun
ming, bring out the genuine Elixir Vitae for ot a
rutI there Is maniesty enough - meyyt at of fha I
same Life Essence in your subtle vegetable distll-
Iations and compounds.
You realize to the visions Of those painful
est. smoke dried hymists--bootless seekers
dreamers among retorts and crucibles touching
the Quntessenlial hidden Virtue of the Universe.
which should antidote dstemper, and break for
man the Wheel of Time
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-04

Russian Opiiion about SebaSfopol official
organ st Petersburg expresses the opinion
that the Allies, by their inaudacity and want OF
enterprise, have allowed the opportunity to slip
by when Sebastopo might have been taken Ii
says the city IS impregnabIe; that it can
replace hundred dsmounled guns in a night,
or exchange $4,000 lafigued troops against
10000 fresh troops; that the Allies cannot, with
double the force they can dispose OF, cut off the
communication by Perekope; that the Russian
army, fighting for its country and lis sovereign
is animated by batter spirit than is the heter
ogeneous mass Of French, English. Turks and
Egyptians contending for abstract idea and a
confused, Interpretation OF the duties of civiliza
ton
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-04

u The Shullaburgh Patriot and Flag has been
discontinued for want Of support
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-04

Romans Rights Commemorative s.. ong m .''a'
ed of the gentler sex have again been in session
in Saratoga. The speeches were of the usual
tone and the stereotypted resolutions were passed
again
A Saratoga correspondent Of the Boston Tray
eler brings to light some of the wrongs of wo-
men which were unnoticed in the last convention
and which he hopes viii be attended to next
year:
Only to see the terrible hardships the ladies at
these hotels compelled to endure. is enough
to rouse all TO a sense Of its high Importance
As some one has well said, the husbands and faith
ers OF the dear creatures are. so penurioUs that
they do not give them money enough 10 buy bon
nets or dresses large enough TO cover their shout
ders. arms, and part of their breasts; so that
hundreds of them walk the street bareheaded and
dance with exposed bosous and uncovered arms
while at the same time they compel them to put
on horrible long skirts. as to sweep the streets
and pavements, and thus save the expense of hay.
ing them otherwise cleaned
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-04

.4aotier Draft-We learn, that second large
draf of considerably over two hundred thousand
dollars was made on the Atlanta Bank, Georgia. a
few days since fer which specie was paid. Another
similar demand. report says, will soon be made
on the same bank. las bills are being withdrawn
from circulation rapidiy--Galeaa .7drertiser.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-04

Goo3 Stg1fing-James Fisher and Thomas
Dawson OF This town, in hunt on Saturday last
killed l2S Prairie Chickens which we call good
shooting. This game at this season of the year
Is remarkably fine. as the writer of this can testi-
= from Observation-Disclosures Patriot.
IL We see it stated in the St Louis Republi>
can that the Post Office Department has decide 1
10 make Cairo, grand distributing office, for a
half dozen o: the North Western States and for
the mail matter of the lower Ohio and Mississip>
ri rivers.
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naIIcy's Genuine Pal, T,1r.cz

Mineral Point, Aug. goth, 1855.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-04

II Rev. David Sutherland, who preached his
lrst sermon on the first Sunday OF 1900, died at
Bath, N. H on the 25th ult
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-04

l. DE
In this Village Wednesday Evening, Aug. %
MHs- Many H WRIGur, Wife OF Mr. Oscar J.
Wright, aged % Years and 10 Months
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-04

PUBLICAN NOMINATION.
LTIAN-sOCTHERN DISTRICT.
II . NJ y = 5. ALI EN-.
o. MINERAL PetNr.
For t2caI matters see Hira PAGE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-04

Profitable Rail,oad-The earnings of the Cal.
ena and Chicago Railroad for July, were SIs2. 600
beng an increase over the same month Of last
year OF SS8,000 At this rate for the wear the
grc.s earnings will be So 1870 and, if we allow
so pr cent, for running expenses, we have nett
revenue OF : G92,oo0 for road costing but seven
millions l--Gale,,, .4drerfisey
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N 90 @J1o9 Z G6@e 00J9 MG@.
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fT@eedGeg - Ne@S.
DETAILS BY THE CANADA.

HdlliaS, aug -.
The Canada arrived here en- route for Bosto
at an early hour this morning, bringing Li.erpoa
dates 10 tie 18th. News highly important az
exciting, both from the Crmca and Baltic
The threatened bombardnent OF Sweaborg bS
the lied squadron opened on the 9th in>
and continued uninterrupted until the / lth. Los
by the Allies tri1ing; but on the other side, ih'
destruction OF property was immense
In the Crmea on the 10th inst the Russians
under Gen. Lipranai. attacked the lines of III
Allies on the Tchernaya A desperate encouhtel
of three hours ensued, when the Russians were
repused with very heavy loss. Gen SiaPsos
had telegraphed to the British government tha
the bonbardnent of Sebastopoi would be recon-
menced.
On the 18th inst, Queen Victoria was in France
paying the long contemplated visit to the Emper-
or Louis Napoleon
Halifax, Aug. %.
The steamer Canada arrived here at this
NJ. aad sailed again at for Boston. In regart
TO the bornbarlment of Sweaborg the French
Admiral telegraphs on the itn, that 1t was at
tended with success, and an Immense eonflagra
ton lasting five hours destroyed storehouse, mag
azines &c, inhicting terrible blow and an .enor-
mons loss to the Russians, while the allied | IS
was wholly insignificant rot single man being
i killed.
admiral Dundas telegraphs with rather more
moderate account and subsequent adviees are
somewhat modIhed lie Allied squadron return
ed TO Nargen after the bombardment.
The news from the Crimea is important. The
Russians some sc, 900 or 10000 strong under
Gen Liprandi. attacked the Tchernayan line OF
Allies at tiay break on tie 10th, and after des
| pesate engagement of three hours duration, were
driven back with a loss of fro n 5000 TO 4,OUO
men and large rumter of prisoners The loss
on the side OF the Allies, comparatively small
Omar Pacha had received hasty ordcFs 10 re-
turn 10 the Crimea instead of going 10 asia
Gen Simpson teIegraphs on the 10th that at day
! break of the Sth the bombardmeat OF Sebasio
! pol had recommended. ST Petersburg letters
say that Gorschakof had receivec orders from
| the Emperor to sink the Russian fleet if the Nal
alof Falls Nothing of Importance in the Sea
! of Azoff
Kars was still surrounded BIZ the Russians
| Gen Canrobert had arrived in France-Gen. Es-
| pinaz had the command OF his division. 1t was
| reported that the negotiations had arrived at a
point for tie conclusion OF triple treaty binding
France, England and Austria not to conclude any
arrangements separately with Russia The Brit
| ish Parliament had been prorogued--Queen Vic
toria crossed over to France on the 18th to re
main days The Duke of Somerset is dead
| another ministerial crisis is threatened in Turkey
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-04

Bank Of NlIledgevie, at NiIledgeville.
Cherokee Insurance and Banking Company, al
Dalton.
These banks are considered irresponsible and
worthless and their management virtual fraud
upon the people, because they are controlled by
wild ca fnanCiers ont Of the State zen unknown
to the people; and there is. therefore virtually
no guaranty fol the redemption of their bills
They are, in opinion. wholly unworthy of
confidence or credit, and the people should refuse
TO receive or circulate their bills
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-04

# Cofhohc Church Biowa LpArhe Catholic
Church at Sidney, Shelby County Ohio, was blown
up by powder on the night Of the 18th Wecopy
The following from letter to the Ohio States
gaa:
Our village has been in much confusion since
yesterday morning. caused by the blowing up Of
the Catholic church on Saturday night
ii was one of the boide q and most daring acts
that have known being done about ten o clock
on Saturday Hight-the church standing only the
width OF a street from a dwelling house
No clue has yet been had to the tends engaged
IN this outrage. 4 reward has been offered by
the Council, and a meeting OF the citizens will
be held to-day. [ viii advise you again.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-04

Judge Ho,ee-Hon T @ Howe of Green Bay
having been frequently and favoraby mentioned
in connection with the Republican nomination
for Governor, writes to the Milwaukee Sentinel
stating that the term for which he was elected
Judge does not expire for more than year vet
and that he is consequently ineligible under the
10th section OF article of the constitution
Judge Howe Is one of our best men and if elegi
bic would be strong candidate HID .7opr
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Norfolk, Aug "a
ew York. Aug. 81.

The yellow fever is increasing. The Mayor
of this city is attacked
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- Louis 71ffI
hse"cer Of Tuesday contains the following para,
graph:
RaIn--rain--raln. We are beginning to be
discouraged. There seems TO be no end of the
wet weather Almost the entire month Of August
has been given up to rain. Farmers in this coun,
ty say that they doubtful whether they will
have more good wheat thar they had last wear.
And the frost viii catch the corn ii it does not
get good dry spell to ripen it.
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DGHiGge7 GeReSee pheat-The Rochester Dem
Of Monday last says:
Our commission dealers are seeking for good
Hour IN southern districts. where the wheat was
unaffected by the wet because the trade decline
using Genesee that is not strictly prime, of which
there is very little to be had
We hear OF the sale OF 500 bush Genesee wheat
from remote district up the Valley, where the
rains were not felt, at s. 125 also, 600 bush.
damaged Genesee, from Livingston county at
$3.50.
There IS no question that great part of the
Ohio and New York wheat was badly damaged
by the heavy rains in harvest The fieid. how
ever, Is very large -MH Sent
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-04

Unsopnd Currency The Augusta ga J Chron-
icfe advises It's readers against the following
Banks
Atlanta Bank, at Atlanta.
Interior Bank. at Griffin
LaGrange Bank. at Lat1range
Manufacturers Mechanics, Bank, at Column
bus
Merchants Bank at Macon
Planters & Mechanics TX. Dalton.
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LOCAL N EW 8.

If the local department ola Washington newspaper
lacking general rule, in rich Developments star thing
disclosures, revolving details of crimes and casualties, and
pquant variety the fault does with the reportora
corps of the Metropolitan press Our city although large in
territory, sparse in population, and the character
suits and occupations Of citizens of such nature
afford but barren crop of those incidents which FORM
crodtabe at least conspicuous feature in the fash
ing reports of the city newsmongers of New York. Phade
phia and Boston, The truth is just there nothing
stirring but the dust and the way the wind hows and
whistles certainly anything but agreeable to persons with
weak On Sunday afternoon last during the height of
the gale the George Page while backing from her
wharf at Alexandria, blown upon the fats where she
remained until the rising tide aoated her off.
FIsE AooipENT-The penitentiary wharf, dilapi-
dated wooden structure, destroyed by FIRE Sunday
afternoon last As the Franklin Hose Company return
ing the fire. the wheel Of their wagon passed the
legs named Conner who fell while running with the
machine. He severely but not dangerously injured
STEAMER DESTROYED riRE.--On Saturday night last
the steamer Samuel Gedney totally destroyed by fire
while lying the mouth Of Aqua creek. The hands
board had escape with their lives.
The criminal court adjourned yesterday morning after a
session of twenty two DAYS.
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NOTICE hereby the holders OF stocks of the uned
IN described the following noice Of ID January last thar
completing ha purchase Of The Ibesa
notice. residue proposed
obnedsay Si,l39 5s5 05 stocks ourr.d
ceived here prior 10 the ftst dny OF June next
s@ Janaay 3, tsS5.
hereby gwen holders of the following described
department. PREPARED
the date hereof and tbe let o.
next portions stocks
al 300, 00o and the terms hereinafter
toned,
in case any contingent competition,
The duly assigned the Urrd
thereof
this departments the Whereof
will be paid compounded OF the following particulars
L. The par value, specified in each cefhcate
q stock Of the loan authorized ny the
Iuy 1876, redeemabe November H. 1856 Of ~
authorized Of 1872 rrdeemsnis aia De
reeemabe the fomer 3fs
Both June 1909 Of 10
the " 1883. and
als Of December 1864 Commonly called The Texan
Indemnity y per cent.
Interest par Isl Of
sctsmrB al the Treasury with he
or money reach the ownsr Of
In addition.
be drafts Of the Treasurer 81
BortoB, New York;
or Philadelphia, "a parties direct.
entitled 10 TIE benefit OF shs notice
The Treasury before the
~ " JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Mar S--dtJupen flint. and star.1
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
GEN ERAL WIS.

Recruiting BRITISH ARMY.-The Philadelphia
Bulletin Of Saturday afternoon last says:
aThe marshal of Philadelphia arrested this afternoon in
this city officer of the British army, charged with hav
ing been engaged contrary the statute in recruiting
persons soldiers for the service of foreign power
FATAL ARRAY The IIarrisonburg (Ia) Independent
learns that the 18th ut Enterprise about
teen miles above that place difficulty occurred between
one Briscoe brothers by the of Doyle which
resulted in the death of the former The of the a
fray it seems piece Of land, which both parties
claimed The Doyles have been acquitted Of all blame in
the matter and honorably discharged.
LAKE SAvroAuoN--A despatch from Buffalo says
The weather is mild and the is rapidly disappear
ing The lake however is covered with ice as far the
eye reach The best judges think the navigation will
not be open till the LIST of May
AHEAD OF THE sEAsos-An Iowa farmer writes that
spring has fairly commenced in that State and that he
started his poughs the 9Th of March This is consid
erably ahead Of the season.
ACCIDENT 70 THE WIDOW or DANIEL WEBsrrR.-on
Friday afternoon, Mrs. Daniel Webster was riding
through Fourteenth street New York. accompanied by
Mrs. Curtis the horses frightened dashed down
the street at furious pace As there appeared be no
probability the animals stopping Mrs Webster became
seriously alarmed and attempted to leap nom the carriage
and in doing so hurled with great force against the
curbstone She taken up nsenshle and conveyed
No rs Fourteenth street be cared for She taken
from thence the residence of Mrs Curtis in Lexington
avenue and Drs Parker and Baker called attend her
She continued in nsensble condition all day Saturday
The physicians consider her in precarious condition
DEsraucrIyE At MACON, GEoagrA.-A despatch
from Macon, dated 2eth ult, says:
"A destructive FIRE broke this morning in the stable
attached to the lot Of J. S. Hutton II communiUa ted
thence the house Of Mrs Caulls Afterwards the dwell
lngs Of John Chain, Alex Richards Mr.. Moultons Mr.
Jordans then to unoccupied store and several small
houses in The vicinity The buildings destroyed
insured The fire undoubtedly the work Of incen-
diary.
aAte, a. H., the Wesleyan Female College on the hill
was also discovered fire. which by the strenuous
tious of the fremen extingushed Loss $3.50.
The FIRE caught from fue'
THE STEAMSHIP USos.-The steamship Union, which
left southampton for this port the l4th ult put in
Halifax yesterday afternoon for supply Of coal She had
experienced unusually tempestuous voyage Her pas
sengeFs forty-three in number, we're all wen.
GEORGIA eotp.--A lump Of gold weighing l775 penny
weights valued at Sits has been obtained in eight days
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ANlASE OF BEING FAMILY mAsy--At the nominating
@,snuon held by the democracy in Cincinnati recently
- uoaoe was experienced Ia selecting from dozen
e persons proper candidate for city marshal They
"a called upon to define their positions which all did
~ one Mr. Craven, who previously had stood very
~, - .ne ballot When his name called, Mr. Ayres
a sad that Mr. G had been called away by an event
~. Importance, Il being no less than the intelligence
~, ~ ady was about TO make addition TO the popu-
a- y Cincinnati, which addition, he hoped would in
ue prove to be democratic voterl Craven was imme
'4tely nominated
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Markets.

New YoRs April 2.--Cotton is downward, and dull.
Flour is upward and trie higher0ho at 50 DC 80 "a
southern is beersses at so 37If $40 l2ls Wheat 10
upward and firm. Corn is nominal western mixed at SO
80 cents. Pork is tie higher old mess sl4 s71 Sl5
Beef unchanged Lard is firm, with upward tendency
whiskey is unsettled at 81 4 cents.
BAlrraoRE April 2.--Flourtrnnsacsons this morning
reached 900 barrels Howard street sold at 50 IS for future
delivery Wheat had advanced in price. The offerings this
morning 1000 bushelssaes Of red at 81 20 ~ 30
white, 81 80 50 40 The latter point the price wheat
has commanded for many years in the market Corn Is
upward and hgheroferings Of 10000 bashes-salss Of
white at 50 81 cents; yellow at 81 80 cents Oats
much hgher-the offerings we're smal-saes at rs 80
cents.
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Wra Of Error Granted ia Dr.. Beales Case

PHtApELpHiA April Ain the supreme court this morn
ing Chief Justice Lewis gave decision granting writ Of
ror in the case Dr. Beae, the ground that the jury
which tried that case instead Of being to render
according evidence, to try the guilt
innocence Of the defendant and also that the defendant
instead of being sentenced solitary confinement at labor
was sentenced to Imprisonment Mt hard labor.
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New YoRk, April Ala the court OF oyer aud terminer
this morning motion made to quash the indictments
against Morissey, Hyle Irving and Linn, who were imp
Gated in the Of Poole II the motion be not granted
then motion win be made admit them to bail. There
has been talk Of increasing the bail Of Irving who is
still at large, to SIS, 900.
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Clothing and Clothing Materials.
NAvr DspAsTaksT,
B1te3u Of Provisions and l0thins,


Bureau Of Provisions and tlothins,
kpnl Z, is55
GtfAhAlL PROPOSALS, seated sndGrsed Proposals
NAVY Clothing and ciothins Naisrisis,n
ms eHet uau O'Clock 81 May for
SUD delivering fon days each
NC navy yards al CbafcsSwn, Massachusetts,, bfoos
phi View fofay % Cospcr Nisgna, qssnfss below
nera q any o. all ~ the following nssy eens
ias, Ahs such further
hs oe ordered BY the chief Of This
~ e sMa yards, respectively, during the nsc4
aeneins On te s day ofJny endaS h dag
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New YoRK, April "A despatch from New Orleans
nounces the arrival Of the Daniel Webster which reports
that the of the West had sailed for New York with
$500 900 ia specie.
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IR
II Of STATES IN
court tsseed spp.v.a lss3
III
upon
department, cdssct, impips
OF the Unn~d of
b.
h~sc~~
. United srstes
a.
Court
offhe District
~. THOMPsoN Attorney 81 I.aw,
~ street. Washington.
P.snsFencs be hsd ~ nses.sa) 10 nesas Of apnsr
bureaus 81 Wsshinson and rnhr. o. oos
Esss Mar ia-indhcp
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OF CLAIMS Urab Forrest, st'ofnry law, Rock
Maryland viii prosecute claims in the court ." claims and
Washington Communications
either Rockville o No go noh street viii be
promptly attended TO-
3i--dsJely
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IN Aliens Battles OF the British Navy vols. London.
sketches La
Gavee by Hon. Captain Punkci, royal vols. Lon
don.
Queries Marmes Ia Repubiqae rEmpire, La Gs
vols. Paris
Life Lord Rodney, by Lieutenant General Mandy vol,
London.
Barrow Admiral Sidney Smith . vols. Lon
#
tie Reeier y vols. London.
Admiral Lord de saumarez by Sir John Rose vols
Londou.
Aiiens Life Nelson vol London.
Memoirs Naval Nortnes 81 the Reign of Elizabeth
London. n
Ekn's Battles, fran i7ss TO lalai VOL London.
G,fard's Anecdotes Of the Hfish Navy vol. London,
Gam British AdmiFais ] vol t.ondan-
Deck's Memoirs Of the Rise and Psogses o. NJ Royal Navy
VOL London.
iinory Britain, Brensnn royal navy
London,
History Royal Navy, by Sir Harris Nicolas vols. Lon
don
Campbel's History OF Great Braa vols London
Aprl3 FRANCk TAYLOR
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Good tnv~stmens.

yIReirIA N.sn.
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sood Investment.
HAVE hs following and other which be pur
chased, q 10 per the ment, via
Iowa un bonds cent interest payable in New fo
sacramento do de- do do
do DO DO
railroad 20 do
magnetic teieRrsrh stock, paying per- dividend
the highest market yin he oooo Virgins
scrip and land warrants
HAMILTON @. FAINT,
April 3-eo5l Banker s32 rennsyivsnis svsnn~