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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-18
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
lMPORTANT ANNUIINCEAIENT

ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases scb as
4 SfkftAAIoRRHCEA. SEMINAL WE AKNESS I'M
IolhNtE. GoNoRRHEA, GLEET, SYPHILIS the
Vice ~ OAANISM, or SELF ABUSE &c &c =
Ihe HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of t,e avfn1
81 hutuan ilie caused by Sexual diseases nd
the receptions pracised upon the unfortunate
81 Sc diseases by Quacks have directed their consult
ing surgeon, as CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their
maine, To give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all ner-
sons thus afflicted who apply by letter. with de.crip-
non OF their condition. taCe, occupation habits of life
w. anu N cases OF extreme poverty and suffering to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. "
The Howard association is "A benevolent Institution
established by special endowment for the relief of H.
sex ana ist resse afflicted with Virulent 4d Epi1e,-
Is 'iSses 1t has now surplus Of as which the
directors have voted to expend in tbs. oy
"il 1t i needless to add that the Association COM
nads the highest Medical skill of the age and ,r, r.
hlfI "a. most approved modern treatment
iu"llslIed, by the Association a Raport on Sner
~, or Seminal Weakness the vice of Onani.m
500 ,st'i"h or SefAbuse, and other Diseases of the
-. cans by the consulting Surgeon which win ha
tb - 49, m a sealed enyelope) FREE OF CHARGE
On IL, 'iiS sce1 l OF w . STAMPS for postage.
- -A"iTess, br.rEo- K. CALHOUN ConsnIf;ng S,rcoov,
Howard Association, No Sonth NINTH 60.
ueiphia, Ia by order of Directors = iAi''-
g. f;hhA a. HEARTWELI, President
NN'is n7-ly
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INson the subscriber, living Ave miles west fTancas-
Il ter IN Grant county. tn the fore part September
last. TWO YOKE OF WORKING CATTLE one woke
were eight years old and the Other SIX last sprirr
The oldest PAIR, Is red and white with rather more
white thsn red large horus with LITTLE svere off the
end Of the OF horn The other is St red OF dun sides
!inet back, white belly, lNrg horns with bunch on
their horns r..her low
The other yoke, red with white on the he'll
Iy and Little 'trip Of white running rV his
i"r~ar1 has OF hnd leg, brass knobs his horns and
when lac left had bell on his neck The hrintlp
some white on the belly, rather larger bone than his
mate also hSs brass knobs ~ his horns.
Any person giving Information where they may Re
"und to the subscriber, leaving the al the Tri-
hune office, Mineral Point shall receive S2O reward M,
Nhr two woke. or 80 for either one woke
They werc last ahout the ART of Dec,her re.,
the head Of Little Platte. in Iowa CO.
S7N3 rvu, vrvo
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sEIE

MRS MICHEL MORAN offer. FOR sale her House and
lNl two Lots They wen situated In the most r..
spectacle part Of the city ard will sold chesr for
a. am going to California the Ist a September
rot PNacaiArs enquire on the premises Church
s'rsei Mas. AlCHAkL MORAN +
Aihersi Fs'nt 51lE 10Th, 1857 COWS
ES Theahove Lots embrace , Is s, block a
and are each 100 by 40 feet They will lie
sold at Auction, on Saturday August LIST, 1857
II not previously disposed Of
{. II. COX, Auctioneer.
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In Lafayette Conutr.
For Ge7~

rEllE s1bscrtr oilers for sale the well krov, r
i Market and Slaughter House in the city % ~; 80
FONT where he has been engaged in business Tor 49,
years For terms enquire of WM CI-pf,H-'
Mineral Point. Jane J. 1857. Do
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Msrfkansiss.
PREPARE FOR WINTER.

PREPARE FOR WINTER.
400 STOVES,
EMBRACING nearly every variety known fpartcrIarv
II the approved patterns just received and offered
for sale bv WI. LANYON x son, on Commerce Street
Among his assortment may be found the following:
AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES.
May FYOper, Wafer B1toh
Black Diamond, ! IRON Monarch,
Pratrie Queen, Weaera Queen,
Nen Worid } CrHirafor. Unicerse,
Keystone, 4hia.s, Bangap Lion, &C.
PREMIUM STOVES,
OF all sizesand patterns in use Also the foIor-
ing among other:
PARIOR STOVES.
Sylran.~ith without Floral open closd fronts
Boston, Cottage Stores, &C., &c
BOX STOVES,
STOVES, both Cooking and the Paror He has also
q large Stock Of beautiful
BIiIania-Ware, ....
including f-... -
TEA Pots Coffee Pas, Sagor Urn,, cteomn,
Mofasses P1oAfrs, Casfors, Pitchers,
M11s. CsPs, { CaHdfestiehs.
Spttto0ns, 5 Lanps, DC, &c, &c.
Selected with care and offered remarkable low rates
Tin, Copper, and sheet Iron Ware,
of All kinds constantly hand, to or
der, Oh the shortest notice.
In connection with this establishment ;s FURNACE
where in either of their respective lines will be done
in the best possible manner.
Job w oyh attended 10 in any OF The above Shop.
short notice.
Persons desyfns any thins in hi. ,ne srs invited
to call and examine his Stock ana prices.
WILLIAM LASTox 1 SON
Mineral Point October. 1883. -ly
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Mistf.Ianf0ns.
Maids on Mutual Fire Insurance


yINHI Iie Company offers superior inducements
desiring lNSU RANCE upon Dwelling Houses,
Barr, out-buidings against Loss FIRE. Farm
err. isolated Dwelling Houses being the only
kind property this Company ENSURES. persons having
of property VIII readily appreciate the ayan
tAgcs which this Company Affords
ssfN JOHN TOAY, Agent.
Mineral Point, March ii, 1856. l2-i1w.
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FOR SAFE

sIAG FINHF subscriber offers for sale the N,r,t -.
fsTsH J. quSrter Of the North east ouarta- - q
ESuI ton eight tS.l Town Eve g5l Ranoe - -
ESl east Saii land l. about ave mai les ,,,--f -
Mineral Point. and about thra. ,,,;I.s a ''l
Nhih from podgvville. II has Farm Uou.e ~ ~ -
t't-len acres under feu~e, and three acres h~ck r.
f'e - wen hOlhered aud watered. For psrirpi.rs
la'Fe al the undersigned the premises en-
s,--b On rc.- SAMUEL PERRY y
lOif
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FARM FOR SALEI
Bronson Lands for Sale,
In Grant County.

fiHE following described ehoiee Lands situated in the
offered for sale. : -
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Horses, Ruggies, and Crriges.

nd will hold themselves in readiness AT ALL Trsrs 70
Ppy the wants OF the public lin their line) on fayer
They Will run Hack to Warren every other day and
convey passengers - N
To AND FROM The RAILROAD
~ good time at reasonable prices. share Of the
cling patronage ia solicited - ~ '"f-
Mineral Point, April -, 1855.
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For Sale or Rent

DtRE LIQUORS for medicinal purposes Cognac Bran
i dy, Port Wine, Madeira Wine Old Jamaica Rum,
Holland Gin, Rourban Nhiskey London Porter. Scotch
Ale, ochisdam Scbnapps 336. VIVIAN'S.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-18
Il LIVERY STA1IH
- asF
1saAR
-A@ hfS

ht undersigned VIC lid respectfully announce 10 the
Enaic tuaF they constantly hand Mt heir nov,
Ii cry STABLE, in the resrr or the Central House
with last Horses easy Carriages. and careful
They have a rugGly uuular nf 0"''N-
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l.,
a7 N
ELsN a NsLEY
go.
3
7. -f $50.
sH
s

n a 8 REM WE'D
IT'S splendid stock OF SPRING h SUMNER @ q N
to the Store heretofore occupied by T. =. ALLEN
where be will be glad to wait upon old custom,
at very low figures for Cash .....
IF YOU WANT the nnes and b~t qusIitie, .nd stvle,
of Silks, Satins DeIane. Gingan, Lawns or article.
of any kind for Ladies ware,
CALL AT ANSLEY'S
If YOU WANT the best and finest of Fast colored
Prints of the most fashionable patterns,
CALL AT ANSLEY'S.
IF YOU WANT Broadclotis, satinetts, Kentuckey
Jeans, or any other article OF Cloth,
CALL AT ANSLEY'S.
Linen for Summer ware, .-.-.... ..
CALL AT ANSLEY'S.
IF YOU Want heaehed or brown sheetings, Drill
CALL AT ANSLEY'S.
IF YOU WANT Boots or Shoes, whether fine or
coarse, large small, tor Ladies Gents Children
CALL AT ANSLEY'S
IF YOU WANT Bonnets Hats OF Cans. Of apy size.
and of the latest styles,
CALL AT ANSLEY'S.
IF YoU WANT the best quality OF Tea. CoHse Rice,
Sugar, any article in the line OF Family Groceries.
CALL AT ANSLEY'S.
IF YOU WANT any thing in the line of Crockery,
CLASSY are, Ware, Queen Ware Cutlery.
CALL AT ANSLEY'S.
If YoU WANT Hardware, Glass Nails, Buckets, Tubs,
wiilov-Ware, Windass Rope, Yankee Notions,
CALL AT ANSLEY'S.
IN SHORT, IT you want any thing bought sold
to the Human Family, if you want to take look at
splendid stock of Goods, and learn here you get
first rate bargains in whatever want Call at the
tore of
A C. ANSLEY,
High St, Mineral Point. 22tf] June l, 1851
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-18

~ AIN ID OF hOh,
The worst Scrofula down to a ccmmo Pimpla
He has tried ii in eleven hundred ana n.r~
failed except in two cases both thunder hunor he hs
now in his possession hundred certificates ofs
value, all HIthin twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles warranted to nursing sore nabth
One to three bottles viii the worst kind ofP Hr
pies on the face
Two three bottles will clear the system Of biles.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst eansnn
the mouth and stomach.
Thfce 10 FIVE battles are warranted the vot6
kind Of Ervsipeias.
One to three bottles are warranted cure all hnDo'
Two bottles are warranted to cure runnino b. es'
and blotches among the hair.
-Four to six bottles warranted 10 cure coropsAs@
One bottc VIII cure sca,y eruptions Of the skin.
Two or tlreebotties waraniedto cure tbs 'ofs'
Two three bottles are warranted to cure The poh
desperate; case of rheumatism. tEAt
Three toouT bottles aTe waTtaitef 10 cure sal, fne
Five to eight bottles will the worst case Of scross
benefit is always experienced from the hr't eoisH
ana perfect eurefs Warranted when she above quAf
Nothing looks improbable to those who have in VAN
tired all the wonderful medicines Of the uay ~
common weed growing the pastures. and along ~.
stone walls, should every humor in the system "
i is fixed fact If you have hupor, has 10 ;I
There are no IFS nor ANDS, huns nor has about
ing cases, but yours ped.ed oyera thos''na
bottles of it in the vicinity of Boston fnos -.
fects in every 1t has already done stSs -
greatest cures done in Massachusetts, gave. 80,
children year old, to old people of sixty ha,s
poor punY NtrrY LOOKING chldren Whv - b. ana
and nabhy restored TO perfect state 81 hea4'n y
bottle. h.,.
To those who subject 10 sick hes ,rrh
tie viii always cure IL. 1t gives great resi LEV,
and dizziness. Some who have taken u baa os 49, n.
for years. and have been regulated by IT, "ns's
body is sound il works quite but where ,s-y
arrangement of the functions OF nature II VII ths,
singular feelings, but YOU must not De at f,sTe i
always disappear in from four days 10 Ee.A- ,h,s
never bad result from il the contrary, sr.on
feeling is gone. YOU will feel yourself BIKE rss ~ a
heard some of the most extrayagant enco4'iuA
that ever listened TO- =. ,anw,,,ss
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 20.
street, RoxbuTy, Mass. Price 800 Iobu r.
Sold in Minelal Point by r. D. Puhord AD1 Ia1-ly
Viyian. t.--- 49,
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q ALT-2e0 Barrels hne Salt Tor sale in lots TO suit
~ Ware Honse near X. X. D-pot of
July TN GEORGE " COBR.
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Mistsllantous.
Office of Board of Commissioners of the) r
Wisconsin State Hos ital for the Insane, 7
MADISON, June S6, 1857

MADISON, June z6, 1857
NOTICE i hereby given that Sealed Proposals will be
received al Office of the Secretary of State in
the city OF Madison during the business hours OF each
previous to the first day OF September,
1857 O'Clock A H. of said day, for furnishing
teria building and completing the Wisconsin State Hos
pital Tor the Insane provided by the Legisls-
~ this State, emit tied An Act to provide State
Hospital for the Insane approved March o. 1857. All
the work be executed aud all eras furnished in
accordance with plans and specifications Sic in
the Office sf the Secretary Of State where the said Plans
and Spec6eato for the hole building To be let will
be open the inspection of AL persons interested
ng the business hours OF sarh day. " said srst day
September next
Bids viii ~ received "a follows, Wis:
7 Il @ p O S A L S
Fer HHleiAls aud Lahsr KSaulTel "A Ia
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HYDRAULIC CENENT.-50 Barrels Choice CeIneIr
Or Water Lime just received at
July Att COBB'S Ware Horse.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-18

"INDow SHADES, plain and figured. just received
w oy ANTON BERG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

ton Of the Iecompton Convention has made il ne
cessary for them To alter their programme. II the
organ was In possession OF this Information 70 long
ago as the Lecompton Convention was constituted
body polite without power In any way TO make
constitution why was that important information
not communicated when the President, upon the re-
QUESTION Of Governor Walker, despatched strong
military force to be near the Convention To project
from disturbance or violence during its sitting and
delberationsf If, as we are now informed, tne
Convention was bogus concern, WITHOUT tne
semhlance of law to authorize IT, why did Gov
ernor Walker protect II In its legitimate organize
tiOn ut an enormous expenditure tn the governments
and why has he not informed the President onciaiiy
that the Convention was bogus and that the people
would not be bound by their proceedingsF the
Governor has done none OF these things; yet this
band of dsorganizers determined II possible TO
throw odium upon the dongs OF the LecDmpton
Convention and embaraS the administration ~ TO
ts action when Congress meets.
This course cannot be justified or defended. There
can be no compromises with men who are In league
with black republican traitors in and out of Kansas
for the purpose Of keeping alive the slavery agitation
in that Territory, with view OF disorganizing the
democratic party and riding into political power
on the waves of political commoton and pre)u-
dice. The Kansas Constitutional Convention has
violated no principle Of the party in selecting its
mode OF submitting the constitution to the people.
The national administration has departed from none
of the old landmarks Of the democratic organiza
ton in endorsing and approving the proceedings OF
that Convention But certain men have de
nounced the Convention and fanlted the adj
ministration, and now, when they are driven
TO the wall, they propose compromise. There
can be compromise when principles are at stake.
The party is right upon the great issue-the Pres-
dent il right Kansas will be admitted with the
constitution adopted lay her own people, and thus
the great principle OF popular sovereignty will
triumph over the Vaccinations OF those who are
willing to break up the democratic party, and dia-
til RIB the peace of the nation to further their
sh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

Governor Waller AND RGHrs The Sorm-The
Charleston Meycuryof the lst inst says
Some days gave tho proceedings Of the demo
cratic meeting at Mllegevlie composed largely of mem
bers II the Legislature Of Georgia and presided over by
Ex-Governor HerscheH V. johnson. These proceedings
clear and explicit In their condemnation of Governor
Walkers eourse in Kansas, and q the administration, II
they sanctioned hs proceeding The action u Mississippi
aud Alabama upon the subject e of tho most do
cded character and ~ our interests are identical with
theirs allowed 10 expect that South Carolina win
no longer remain ISOLATION but win come up faith
fully n support OF her sister States We have common
cause, and would be unworthy Of the old remembrance
Of the state withhold the cooperation Of the state IN
vndicaon Of the rights Of the South TO which she stands
10 soierniy pledged.
We infer from The above tba, the Mercury claims ,ha,
any check on border runnsm and ballot boz sufng in
Kansas s Inimica 20 the rights Of the South.
sorrB CsRciIyA rNrxp STATES sgsAroR-The telegraph
some days since announced the election by the South
Carolina Legislature, Of Mr. james Hammond United
states Senator the LEFT by the death Of Mr.
Butler. The Charleston Mercury says
Considering that he candidate for the o1ce that
he has used 20 support this election
is a signal triumph, and worthy tribute 70 one Of the
highest minds IN the State. Governor Hammond was
selected of the state rights party as their can
ddae He was supported such, elected SUCH and
we have the rmest faith that he will maintain the old
time doctrines o. the state rights school Indeed as one
OF the youry leaders the contest of 1882 would be
hard with his clear mind and strong convictions Tor him
10 be other than champion % the rights Of the staes aud
the strict construction OF the constitution Of the Unted
States.
rrBflc SENTIMENT IN KASsss.--The Lecomptou National
Democrat democratic paper, dononnoes the Kansas Con
venton aud s authors and says the constitution is held
in perfect contempt by Of all partes No man ON
be found who approves the instrument II says
The constitution Is meeting with lie proper reception in
the Territory A. Kckapoo 10 deridcd and laughed at
ing an acquaintance is Iave you found any one IN favor
of the constitution yef'
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NAs-al lnfelll9enee.

The 4. s. ship Niagara went out Of commission the
Isl inst Al her crew with the exception OF the marine.
we're discharged the day and sent ON shore. The
marines left on the I'd inst and quartered Of the
marine barracks in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
A detachment Of twenty marines under the command
OF Lieut. A. Hays left the Brooklyn Marine Barracks
Yesterday the Sd inst for Boston They only Intended
to reinforce that post, which has lost great many
lately by deserton.
The marine guard n the United states ship Niagara was
paid od az The Brooklyn Marine Barracks yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

ITO BOOK AND AUTOGRAPH COILECToRS.-TO BE
sold Louis Napoeons work ON Artillery, with the mpe
rial signature the title number Of autograph
letters and signatures Of the following persanageaQsssn
Victoria Louis Napoleon, Daniel 0tonne George Gaming
Lamartne. Lord BroughHn. Sir Archibald Alison Lord Pal
merson Lockhart scots son In law, Captain Maryat
the noveis. Mrs Grey, do Bsnm do; Leigh Hunt shsr
dan Knowles Dr Larner Iayard Siney-h Lady blessing
phile, Herald Once.
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RE WARDS.

HEWARDS,
d REwARD.-1OST A WHITE AND TAN SETTER
Dbl dog 30 the OF Nero; chain col
with the Of Oyering II. Whoever will
him 1tl $50 West Twenty third shall
ceiye the above reward and the owners thanks
01n REwARD.-sToLEN FROM THE BATTERY. ON
ClU the I'll inst. seventeen foot boat, painted white.
with and blue stripe; and bottom boards
grained Whoever viii said Baiery
the above reward. ". QufGfkY.
G1A REwARp.-sToLEN, FROM WASHINGTON MAR
GU ke Thursday, Dec between II and " O'Clock,
sma chestnut mare and wagon tho mare had white face
and white fret gray hairs mixed the
painted blue The Under BY returning the to lg2 East
Eleventh street. VIII be paid the above reward .s,..,.
PATRICK MccANN.
&1 = REwARD.-TAKEN BY NIsTARE OR OTHER
sClC wise from In the Hudson River Railroad
the Ave O'Clock r. w. train Of Wednesday carpet bag,
containing few articles Of clothing parcel Of business
payable the order "a Hawiey Quincy endors.
other other papers valn.
the Whoever Will return the prper.,
by express otherwise r. Bogrn I2 Warren street.
shall receive above and quesions nsssd
$. QUINCY. Red Greek. Wayne county, n r.
eE0 REwARD-sToLEN, A BLACK HORSE, ABOUT
0OV ibs hands high, or eyesrs sd, short tail, ihck
curing mAne little sprung In the Knees 20 ~l be pad for
Riylngton street 0ARDNIh SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

AIMING CHRONICLE, PUBLISHED by NJ H. MoNCK
M ACo-wanted, the numbers which should have been
dated November H. II and - the N November being
No - and that Of December No. n. Address " r. T.,
Herald o1lce.
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PERSONAL.

4 REQIfF ST-MR - WHO TOOK 4 HEAVY BLUE
~ cloth from the hack OF chair a. The house
Friday evening will pcase return to The owner olce OF
Daily News 02 Nassau street. and receive the one left In s
place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

MRS SUSAN WILSON WILL FIND HER HUSBAND
lu at the Northern Hotel No address could be found
WILSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

Again We are compelled to record one Of those
terrible marine disasters which, from the immense
loss Of human life they involve, seem peculiar to the
age in which we i've After much anxiety, our
painful doubts are changed to tragic certainty.
The steamer Central America foundered at sea on
the evening Of the 18th inst Of all her officers, only
one survives. Of 525 passengers, only about 100
are at this writing known to be saved. 1t is i'm.
possible, until We obtsin accurate lists of the pas.
SCI gers and Of the saved to estimate the loss of
human life. Secondary, Of course, in importance
to this, is the loss Of treasure, which will amour.
to 100000. We are not yet sufficiently in.
formed of the details and particulars Of this event
to say whether or not those who were intrusted
with the custody Of so many lives did their whole
duty, and are wholly guiltless Of criminal neglect
The fact that SO many officers were lost would
seem to indicate that they were faithful to their
trust and stuck BY the ship to the last The Gen.
trail America is said-though we have heard grave
doubts expressed on the subject-to have been in
excellent order, and in every respect stauuch and
seawortby. The storm in which she foundered
was one of the scverest of season unusually
perilous to navigation, and we trust it may be sat
isfactorily proved that this was one Of those acct
dents which it is impossible for human reason. skill
AID foresight to prevent
We need net cay how heartily we symPathize
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19
ANOTHER STATE CONVENTION CALLED.
A,,.xy CAM tSST-6p

A
Tat section OF the Temperance Society opposed 10
Mr.. mleysn have resolved to call State Convention
STATE Society fer Prohib.ory Convention at Roches
ter on September 80 is no. recognized BY them The
October Convention is called under the authority OF
Committee Of which VIM. Richardson Is Chairman,
So,med AT Convention some two years since. Tue
Deayau or State Society call is under the authority OF
resolution passed at the last meeting OF the Safe
Society. The new call is as follows:
Rs,olred That call stete Convention OF the iend 10
t,vor Of the prohibition Of the liquor sc 70 be held IN the
CITY Of Sy,cuse Tueday October commencing al IL
O'clock m n,.,u l, .;,,., ., h.
In said Convention by three Delegates TO Dc CHOSEN
ch mode as the friends Prohibition In escn county may
Geteimbe. or Al.
beatin on the present position Of the cause IN the state sn
that ,uch action be taken view OF the
prohibit on question OF State policy and the approach VI
he F.li election may By it be deemed best
The Committee earnestly invite the friends OF fIo
tbtion In eyery District to be fully represented oy
discreet and reliable friends Of Temperance Prohi-
ton,