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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

...:tr 4 Lister from the Rev. Dr. Bushnell "a
a-dsulsnlI Is City. dated California Sept
HeE thin - lust EOv coming 70 light
1. our frieus AT the East must look NJ. viz ::
mig Of . goa into Slave state, More
...f The ople are from Missouri. The
4. are al k 10 re! of the provision 10
r territory admitted "a 4 State in the IN
4udi7. that they Will take il OF themselves.
7 have so acres OF land each, and cannot
ne 2Iy but Il small itdclio-, without 5iay :
--ay are talking actively, aud watching
! 4nce As soou ss Kansas becomes Il
!. ate they viii strike, and you may rely
rom what | hear, that both Oregon and
-. IA that event, 20 for when the ques
n Immediately Tetarn fo- recoaside. alton
Il --azses II Oregon a-e now, n the slave
-ss, II any should dare 10 spesk Ia the
,a.e interest, they will be crushed rs n
~. aal the free stale men viii be driven
All the border rufIan practices viii he
rred here. It's great wonder 10 me here,
Tie great power Of the Southern leaders,
lie lac, that-slaye labor could be employ
! . great advantage in the mines. that slav
rs not established here ct the beginning.
-s4 SUPPOSE Asat - liltNI N-ctsAt IL NfiiS
Ter i due 10 Fremont as 10 aay other person,
-~5a5ly more What glory will finally
X tia: name If now he Is successful and
E, s1ccessFul issue Of 2 four years ADMIN
H5a. delivering bis country from it's present
!. 4 terror and tulRisg back forever the
csss Of this barbaric INSTITUTIONAL the
la. he Is himself son of South Carol
l.will he the greatest honor indeed that
.ane upon the State Of South Carolina, and
b 20 considered.
2a' understand me to be anxious. lest on
-,la.raiion Of the question of siaverv hare.
81. Re Introduced. There are too many
+ E-rk.ng fee men in the mines TO suffer
| g,a hing The day is gone by; they
st 7o'e 10 bring the gangs Of negroes and
,saselvcs in the dishonorable class Of Ia
T'a them. and yet there are multitudes
VIC Wishing for juzt il,is ihing--RGrt-
/ .arlr.
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- Medical Discovery of the Age, ii
iEKS CATHARTIC PILLS.

! - Il. AsLf Complaints, but CURE them.
: s-ls cured Dyspepsia
s,-. .A'e cured the worst cases Of Serofals.
! - have cured E-ysIpelns.
:. A-2ys cures The J4uu6i,e
- A1e sure : cleans the system from DoIia-
/, 5. 9Avs completely cured the worst Of ulcers
-. - seldom fail 70 cure the Pies
'--'s 'aS Headaohe arising from foul sto-n-
q ieu reqeated sxreI every worm from the
- = siTsn TO children, who s-e Away, more
80. 49, y Etlh the scourge.
. s.. = aFslc they have no equal
s 81 - -e cement OF the liver
- s-e blood and :hus strike st the founaa-
y - there IS not thsir equal il the world
sssz 7seLa2ie, and cSp do 20 harm, but do
~. - - s. GHEaoie amount OF GOOD.
- A., - .. l. AVER, Practical Chemist, low
>sl.5 $40 y 81 Druggists and Dealers ID Medi-
-'''O' llnovSm
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i. -'sTE lNFRovEMESr-We learn that i: Is
$. stated hat a brick hotel, 70 cost $780,
/ built below the passenger depot BY
= Springfield
ssat.enel from St. Louis have been
I engagements 10 establish foundry at
j - = We learn to-day that it Is definitely
IA foundry will be built.-Cairo
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i Il The commencement Of the present
I .15-e were IN the United States about
g Of railroad. employing 5000 loco
. Il Is estimated that these locomotives
'-.lc between four and five million cords Of
a.ausi!{y-the product Of at least 100000
'ast woodland
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

sr,s COMMERCIAL CoLLEaE.--The Advertise
/. ,ftfis Institution viii be found in another
nd. We had intended TO give II more
Live notice from the Chicago Democratic
If b. s.a obliged 10 defer 1t until next
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

E'fuira, y. Y. Nov. /.
I Philadelphia express train. on the VIII
-,3r, and Elmira r. r.. ran off the track
: Crescent killing the baggage master and
4 Fo1ndIng the mail agent and several pas
3-% The Express car was burned.
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s sia'e the publication of the new toler-
: az IN Turkey, los Christian Churches
! 'esa repaired or constructed. The Sultan
s.''oc'et 5000 to one building. In fact
.-.ls Is doue by him and his Government
-ssa'e his subjects n this respect.
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gTs understand tie Passenger and Freight
tr Ire Mineral Point Railroad, are at " ar
reiucs, foT running rs soon as the track
- La..l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

d. tie su's,:itsr il the tom Of v-,:ni K; On he
IleEeo@ branch Of tie ecstoEl =, H.iies ;.loiy
ans a-- yesT old STEER color, black, :as
sides i'h w sc bscx and branded with TIE letter on
the raInp &C ozrer = requested 70 cal E-o,e prop
erjy. pay charges a1t t%ls MIA saGs.
J II.yASIcTEE.
wa5viaz Oct. - 1855 81
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z few bushels If Potatoes would he glad
q.-.red en- subscriptions due at this office.
> \ or sabscr!be.s have lheHa 70 spare Z
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

n slacs V sduesdsy last we have had q
!. orch Of winter Several inches OF snow
!. alien, and Il, weather has been decidedly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

The vote in favor Of the University Loan
:. r 10 Is against t. a pretty unanimous
IN
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miscellaneous.
, -
MADISON
MADISON
Mercantile College,
fEra"en q Sa'sHs Mercantile College, C;ncinna;s,
No. i3 Bruen's Buck, Madison. wi,con. q.

97HE undersigned respectfully announces that he has
Il taken Room IN the above named block (untii his
new Coiles- Ediice, which in course of ereean
he OF Miln and flnckney streets ready occpan-
cyl and viii his AERcASrJiY CoIIEee on MON
DAY, JANUARY ID, 1885.
me plan ADOPTED IN teaching combines practice with
theory instead of using Text Books the pun,ls are
csed IN making out origin entries Of every av business
ournaiIzing Posting Balancing Accounts
opening and Closing great of different etts Of
BOOKS Doln LOT Partnership and Individual Business
Where the business has been prosperous
thus alllng the student for entering into the praeft
c0 outies OF the Accountant, in kind of business
The-Coursa OF instruction viii consist of DorBLs
ENTRY embracing every departing mt of
Trade aud hercdnfue accounts Wholesale and Re
t1it, co'aR.ss1or EIchonge, Banking, MaRpfacuring
pound Company Busiqess- Also Commercial Calruls-
ttoHs PeanaRshP Lectures the Science of 6ccouufs
&c
Pupils are Instructed individualv and not in classes
so That may enter at an5 time and proceed
raflo OF their capacity and assiduity.
Hours of Instruction, viz From to u NJ from .
o and from TO oclock P Il
Terms.
For osE Scholarship which entities the holder OF It to
fall course of Instruction, s1n 90
y. B.-Until the completion of 1nv new COLLEGE, 8n;1d-
ing viii offer the following Inducements viz Any one
person subscribing One Hundred
70 -FOUR Scho larships at SIS, 500 00
Any one person subscribing Five Hundred Dollars viii
oe emitted 70 TWENTY-FIVE Scholarships $20 $500
t-g The Scholarships will be transferable and each
one entities the holder a full course Of distraction
Each subscriber will be for amount of
ton by Mortgage on Real Estate.
MADISON, jan Eth, 1856 PRINcIPAL.
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4 ze desth Of James Raridcn. a distin-
sse -lizeu u Indiana, Is announced.
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sTAVE CT UISCcSSCSs1
- 1scc-F~ i SsGA. ?
acE5i Point,
ycsy iS. -sSS

rT75-s !nsiititioa s7g -slirqrske It's Tsnss aoaer
Sc 5~-i7s t1Is sl2le, I'D d"Ios.sed T,n ta7
IsGlsi-l, OF EoceT suIn<ts1r
q c.--.Ssie s1 Il ctI-iias nof<s
Ias.
55-e4 - Therefore s--r ftven fh2t all tia eouatsr-
80 ssEcl.;3l. o. : - ieE S-sv &c pfes me-
81 - 6 slo1sr:.cll4zs ,z7s Ter redemption within
80 s.-- ;rntn ~ ss-- .: -os asst Pu s-ta1 n this
= o. hat IL 1eie 1T fT 30 " a-p2t.cn OF
~ s=--s - = = 80. Il % .ilss bzaa-
gF sI.- 7. Grti1siF-, Cs .hi~
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L AIKEN Up

2. ----,- 'es--.ng II the Town OF Highland
srs-.s :, n sud ovned ~ him in said Town
..s-7-. hssS = November 1866 one dark RED OK,
tatreas--... sc neck, large high horns, aged svs
~ 60 ne owner Is requested 70 prova
Sc and take the OK sTay.
ss- E--4.., FRANCS LAaOTr.
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IEANFMG SHOP.

aT!>sf7 caEglstsa az tsss oecs--sry Aschio~rJ
foc -hs rcr.rs f..a 1scr5r 3 prsraTsd TO 10 al
Anzs u t-E -5s sAsrtest r5-oH. AID CD the -oe1
terms lis sioP C7estant szTeet fs~
rods l0r:f .-0.a 1E.Ca's. Jl-[E SLOHSEf.
S.Es.1l Point sept !, 1GIs SAG
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STATE oP WISCONSIN,. I
BanA Coa.Firoiier's Gance,

lAnf-1s. June &c, 80
ygVfFr FgTsta~zf a. Z. neral Point ate,
IA. lax -ssi1 tisssd usIess sd - 1s.-sd T. this
Csce suua r a-a-sY te4 Al tTir
sLz-5ioE ro 7tr. e = tiIg notes az par, NOtic-
= sE-etrr i--e55 siF.. tst a. the .1I.iE
e!cf.d 1.rru-lE c Bank s.li redeemed s.
a. zrasell--l.ou t..s tfEics.
2yzg-5 81 a. DEfSTs, Psr, CounptrnaI"r
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CROCKERY WARE.
Improved Farm for Sale.

improved Farm for Sale.
ar uaersignea desircus Of devoting his whole time
aT 70 his new Touring MILL offers for sale
~. wen known HOMESTEAD FARM, mile and a half west
o. he Eourising village of Dodgeville in Iowa county
Sale arm consists of 100 acres nearly one
hah unoeT cultivation, the remainder being timber and
nay cotton 1t is well watered, all enclosed and has o
gooa evening houses rock spring house, large barn
VII stationary threshlng machine attached roo:
ana VIII II desired De sold with growing crops and
or further particulars enquire Of the unders ed up
on the premises. ~
May 81, 1S56.-23tf WITIriN rs,fra
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BU I'll rs szA HOTEL.
;'ifs-,ee;i'e. Ci4ae. LIE. Comfy. s:,-esr.-.
20 ANlNt 'aEe1 AID Std ~ IN BE ,ucs' -ts~.-
! Z slf-e %t.e s>eaG fufI2-E - io ~ ,S.
f:Ulel tie undersigned would resPeo -f-ls - ~ i
snare g rutiic patronage Ills Table !a~s t.. -,
Lia.le u So Sasis his kloI.s arc itz, az
elt II every Department the Intention VII e T., crs-ti
the comfort aiic wishes his .strru- Good Site.
attentive U-Jlers always "a .tCo!uess
~ A'ar7crs r the cay weak car-lshe,. viz,
Necessary couvenieEces a. res scaat.e rates
Pl.tLeyiils. 1850. 90 WI BCE-E::
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{ lltago absrtistmmts.
CORNER CT STATE AID RANDOLPH SITS.
lEntralca 50 Z. ata.a. $3.50


Z INSTITUTED SEPTEMBER, 1851; ISCopP0R.TrD
by the Legislature OF Illinois, February, loss.
lac GIzary patronage bestowed u2on this long
established and popular Institution affords gratifying
i1ence that me superior advantages and fcii oes
Ior the acquisition 81 thorough kuowiedge Yari
Gus branches OF Commercial Education are avoraIlv
appreciated y discerning and intelligent ccrna.uEi
ty Over two hundred full course students have been n
attendance during the past winter being amount c.
patronage unparalleled IN this country.
The Collegiate course is the extensive coraplce
ana thorough ever introduced into Commercial Col
ege IN this country, and comprises practical instruction
in Book keeping and Accounts pied every kind Of
business, including elaborate work Railroad Book
keeping prepared by the President expressly
school, knowledge of which alone worth more the
Student than the tuition the entire course to-
geiher with Commercial Calculations Business Peanaan-
ship, and the subjects OF Commercial Law
ALBERT kIDbER, Esq, the popular American Gard Wri-
Ter, whose specimens OF Penmanship received the z-
est premiums at the greet State Fair held York
city 10 1854, has been engaged Professor OF Persa
ship.
Ahother course of free public Lectures will delivered
curing Inc winter At Metropolitan Hail. by
most distinguished citizens OF Chicago. Students
enter whenever they please. Circulars and Catalogues
furnished grAtuitously on application AZ the College.
Chicago, September, 1858. 3rns3
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TAKEN Up
? 80 IT, l. -f-z .

the rubAcr;Ner residing IN the t5p of - ir~~-
- lsni oEyLe4 - szi1 toz3, -,sl1 3tt
i-E. enc bcE Cos, about nine -e--s cid sita Whit
sloLs on Eo- rides s-d So - Ee5 fJreas4L-
DAVID =. -eSEI
ra:ea =; Rie5svay. cc:els- Z, Is.s. 4:4~.
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50 - . healthy development and regularly in
the position o. these most rseIgl AID beautiful Cssg
Teeth will be filed tne application h IL ,iHs viii.
pure tIoi IN suriI manner 20 preserve shell le
ed q lie. Teeth viii Ia caTe:Illy acted with - t-
lie giu gassio3s, improved instruments 70 be t- !.
81! sstisac ton n every rs.c5cu.a
~ TOOTH POvDEES always ga hand g.. safe.
N;ue~Sl Point. 0ctc3er %. is.G =T-f
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Wy ASKING Machine.
FOR akgE.

~ Fufciioef ofors or sale his p-orerty sI'st1 81
: tbs village = Linden mites Sard T. an, ain
esal Point, TIC S1ad f-ola :fs Litter ir &c.
ci..@id aila t'st y coU-rs. Crss i-S Of fhs. rel
SEcTn tavern stand tle snsrs Ian s.aud; e In III.
most bu dne=s part of tie via-e. IT, Ia ds-Ss ~
p is good framed House, bar Room sd I5.ru sr~,I.e
N-'A teaH-5i.cs q gee Nsi".. |ay one S4sL..s
Ter trfo the business a.. 1Ei this c@ure 7eri- b.,
met "!ih. AL5O-A Eood Store House auu iaae- 20
Tii'--a az linden. " -
lIShSs--0us bsif cash, balance tine.
!.i1Gz;l' -@.r 10th, 1858. b--$TIS NAofI
-S-4
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1 ltUs oad steel 10 receipt & SiTry tol.-
I-cn- which viii De sold - fElsEA rFices. Also. -
Ios sso-ts; Czet, Blister German aut .1rz steel
y jim htlIC& & CO.
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TOTICZAN thos7 Indebted 20 tie susc.i.sf are -
y quessed 70 cali and settle irorleoztsly as Aeo .
no. kstt.sa BY tie lIIA Inst iII turned eve. .o col
,sctio1
We CURRY
l.aue-aJ FoiHt, ..sy 81 1873 J:
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TAKEN UP.-By the subscriber, in the town OF Wy
oIn1ns October 2lst, two FilIeys, both light bay
sorTeI One Is supposed be years DID, both hind
ieet white white thc and between the eyes. TIE
otAeE Is yearllng with white spot in the forehead
Lhe owner IS requested t. call prove property pay char
B. c. CHURCH.
Wyoming, October 2Sth, 1856 4v4s
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH,

either On Tivct OF plate. ls base r-,3 s.lrs-
o. K-J1a T=lcs scuiect q tine choice q LiS .iet in
every ina,0a1e Fosaei=;a IN Il. te q lie b,st
u TIE =,aitz, so 15ili J.; :ius 9.5s-
So1 - 10 crctiFs tlE cr..iCs4 Observer. lsse
-eeic i7c 9t caevt-t - tAe a~D-s O. ttcora14 len
Consequently never bCcoTc ces2ra czsre l....r lie
lire sEcaer more las -ir- tEs.1 lie isz.E
Ieet. Fii - .15,.,eu GA tie tt.oyeic Pisss-ra Lr
ciDe, iul 10 entire sett Ire cG9s 1855 esquire
aus 4Tcl.s Tire c.2 cLI- met 5cd ftriss-
eEJicG- attention viii Ls Fa:d 10 tie 3.eat:-.. II 81
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Merfbasise.
800. FALL AND WINTR 1856.
q O q ID .
1856.

100 800 seeso q JOHN AILIoS, corner Of high AID ekest
mt streefs Mineral Point Wisconsin
ma now on hand and am prepared to show q large
Il anu wen selected stock Of Dry GOODS, consisting OF
variety called for in this section the country AMI
a. lower rates than can be bought any estab-
i5eft IN The county. The following articles cl1prss
his splendid and well assorted stock in part
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DIR. j.. II. WELD

W. Id announce 70 the Ct izens Of AIi7e~sI Pop:
ats The paHiic generally, tn, lie has rzz.ovsG his
BEETtL oEEECG
70 The room immediately ever Ao:ettz D-y--e-..-
Rooms, opposite the Post once High steel; yl
be VIII Dr happy sait all who may be pleased 10
z'c- LIN VIII CA! A. operations inci.Gct 20 tbs
profession III be performed with sLiIl Cis7ste s71
ne teterA AtnSe!l aat his experiences lis L., .s
and fiiI sk operator viii s5tisSags sou. 10
"a gia-.tess lac VARIOUS Eucs.ss q Inserting
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Drug store For sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED, being obliged to leave for
l. Europe on account Of family interests; offers
for sale, his Apothecary Shop, well known as &C.
cupylng one Of the best locations in Baton Rouge.
1t contains complete assortment Of Medicines,
Perfumery, Paints de-, all fresh and In first rate
condition. s4t al sr
The terms Of sale, will be advantageous; SO that
the purchaser cannot fail ofsuceess besides the Gus
tom Is of the best. In order still more to enhance
the facilities of the purchaser of the Drug Store,
the undersigned Is willing to lease for a term Of
years, either part or the whole Of his house, or
else to sell the house, at the,pption Of the pur-
chaser. faug-20-GIn. b. JOURDAN.
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The RAILROAD LAEpslIpr.--A very

The RAILROAD LAHpsLIDE.--A very
heavy landslide % the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, 217 miles from Balti-
more, occurred short time ago A
tremendous mass of earth and trees
slowly moved down upon the track in
the full view Of the road watchmen,
and offered at once SO huge an obstruc-
ton as to render it impossible to be
removed with safety. the earth behind
and higher up the mountain threat
ening to follow, if allowed room in the
cut. A new road was made, 800 feet
long, which was finished in eight
days.
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Gbt quilt! Comet.
BATON ROUd E,::::sEPT. II, 1866.

WHsr BAToN Rouaf HAS SAID IT,
h il announced that on the 10th inst,
that the citizens of West Baton Rouge
will give a Barbecue, at or near the
former residence Of Mrs. Pope-about
half mile above the ferry landing
We have known West Baton Rouge,
now past twenty years, during which
time, We have never known her to
say she would" but what she did"
doing what she has done, ever in
III the best manner. Her word Ia her
bond---her honor is her life. When
she announces tho fact TO the world
That tits her intention to give Bar
becue; the world may be satisfied, that
il will be presided over by an amiable,
and hosptable, hostess, and her lovely
daughters will grace the board. West
Baton Rouge, sends special invite to
her sisters on the East. Is there not
n bond Of union between them, that
no imaginary line can sever' No,
not even The mighty Mississippi her
self? Ay. 50 with tie whole cont
nent. Nature designed it, for one
people Of one tongue; one religion ;
and one common interest.
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A SENSIBLE SAvAGE.-Mr. Kane
bamitla. who, we believe, says be is
King of the Sandwich Islands, has
just taken to his heart and home Yam
kee girl named Miss Brook. The
Polynesioa gives a long account Of the
royal ceremonies The happy bride
wore an elegant set Of diamonds, and
issaid to have $4,000 year for pocket
money and her mother is to have
$1,000 more, voted by the Privy
Council" There is noting, however,
very strange about her becoming a
Queen. All American girls are queens
Of hearts, and none the better for TAX
ing a semi-civilized savage for a hus-
band calleda King.
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STRAws, The papers oflate are
filled with nonsensical paragraphs un-
der this and similar captions, pretend
ing to give the results ofvotes in steam
boats, hotels, ETC., showing the relative
popularity Of Presidential candidates.
OF course, they always reflect the seishes
Of the paper publishing them. The
thing is in itself utterly ridiculous, and
we have nowhere seen its folly better
exhibited than in the following pun
gent paragraph from q Norfolk ex-
change paper:
Taking The Vote.--A gentleman
took the vote yesterday on one of the
ferry boats running beteen Norfolk and
Portsmouth, which resulted unani-
mously for Buchanan, although the
boat was literally crammed. Men
women, and children--yes, all on board
except the Captain and hands. voted
for old Buck. The way the vote was
taken was---just as the boat approach.
ed the bridge. our informer cried out
"All you who are in favor of Buchanan
90 on SHORE" when.every soul left, ex'
cept the Captain and hands. Who
says. after this. Norfolk and Ports
mouth will go for Fillmore. Glory.
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GEM S ALOON.

T,H1S well known Saloon and - rs
i Restaurat, having UNDER WY
gone thorough repairs,is now ar -
ranged to accommodate parties, and serve
up At short notice, Oysters, Red Fish, and
other delecacies. to please the palate Of
connoisseurs and bon vivants The desire Of
the proprietor, is to win FOR the Gem Saloon,
wide sp,eadreputation as the best Restau-
rat, in the State outside of New Orleans.
sep-6. 6m. STEPHEN BASELISCO.
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Los ANGELES WtNE.-They' are
making native wine at Los Angles
Texas--said to Be very superior
article. Iflos Angeles have tasted it
and pronounced il good. ii ought to
be a nectre for the gods heather gods
Of course.
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To- On Monday next, Messrs. Nc
Hatton, and Walsh, meet, according
to regular appointment at Greenwell
Springs, not to contend in mortal
combat with small swords, or pocket
pistols; but to fight with that often
dangerous weapon the tongue, and the
cheap ammunition Of air which sets it
in motion as wind mill How much
is daily used to good account, and how
much wasted with reckless prodigality;
nostatician has yet furnished us figures
TO show. All that Is said, is not said
In vain |; for there are truths, in philo-
sophy. religion and politics, as fixed
and immutable as the very moon and
seven stars. The political speaker who
fixes his feet upon such foundation,
cannot be shaken in his position. Such
mind is HENRY WHLsH, ESQ.,, pos
seaed Of. A young man Of polished
education, pleasing address, and the
best moral and social habits; he has
located ID this city, in the study and
practice Of bis profession--the Law. -
He is native Of the State hence a
fl representative ofthe American par
ty. in which he has cast his lot. We
bespeak for him prominent position
of honor and usefulness in the future
history Of the State. In Gen. Bob E.
Mediation, on the other side, he meets
a worthy competitor.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-12
ClT.OvEs AND TosTCHy.

DY THE Empire City from New York, have
ID just received my assortment fGents Gloves
and Hosiery, also large assortment Of Handk'fs,
Cravats, Nec-ties, Stocks, scarfs, Linen Bosom
Shirts and Under Shirts Of ali kinds. Particular
attention is asked to my assortment Of Gloves and
Gauntlets, in these goods defy competition.
Sept-5--y. w. d. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-12

LITERARY INsTITur1oNs.-Th are
ia the United States 122 colleges
with more than thousand professors
and having more than twelve thousand
students. They have extensive lab
oratories and astromical instruments,
and libaries containing more than a
million of volumes. There are about
forty medical schools with about two
Hundred and fifty professors and five
thousand students. There are forty.
four theological schools with one hun
dred and twenty-seven professors and
between thirteen and fourteen hundred
students. There are sixteen law
schools and about six hundred stu
dents.