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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-25
Political.
ONO REpUBLICAN PLATFORNu.

The following is the platform put forth by
the Republicans of Ohio, in Convention at
Columbus, August 18th. Our opponents
are invited to read it and compare itwith
their own, which supports the Fugitive
Slave Law, the Kansas-Ne Nebraska Act, and
the Dred Scott Decision;
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
Hrste.lnaFon5

63 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ws
THOS. B. DAVIS,
:: :. ): !: ): :. :. ::
~ Importer of
ESIHesNA BRANDIES, GIN
Isl WV FL WINES, ETC.,
VI III No. 46 DEARBORN ST.,
V!9HSj Opposite
EHV| the fremont House,
CHICAGO,
Has at all times on hand in Custom House
and in Store a large stock of Imported
Wines, Brandies, Gin, etc, which he offers
for sale at low prices. Having formed
connections with long established and re-
liable houses in Europe for the importation
Of his stock, he is able to furnish superior
qualities Of the different kinds.
His assortment comprises the following:
Schiedam Gin, palm tree brand.
Champagne Brandy, pale and dark.
Cognac Brandy,
Rochelle Brandy,
Bordeaux Brandy,
Blackburnc's and Cettc Madeira.
4rlarte and other Sherry.
O5borne's Pure Juice.
Hunt Co.'S Port, bottled in Oporto.
London Dock Port.
Burgundy Port.
Scotch and Irish Whisky.
jamaica Rum.
StCroix GO
London Porter and Scotch Ale.
Heidsieck and other brands Champagne.
Caret Wine, in cases.
Curacao, Maraschino, Annisette, Alb
svnthc, and other Cordials. $50. Pm
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
.oz0 1857
Danford's Improved
IRON REAPER & NOW Err.

-I yoi call the attention Of the Farmers Of the
" VI l. III above celebrated Iron Reaper and
which We are manufacturing tor the Harvest Of
1851 ana which STALL be prepared l" answer OF
isrs a t1rty lit. - ,-
a,at - min, our Machine high degree of perfection,
cbri4rin- many difficulties -NpeE'-'"l = 'd slch Ma
.fints r.toviuE many impviiIeHts which have been
5.eIoef by the working q; the IacAiu". aud maxi "
many ,,rticuIrs- our C&rocd PtGgr" causes he Grain
- IN in GrvvS Bundles. ami thereby enables the
perform his tak Nih abon' one htli tne nsa
atht'sa,s ,it5, tfs SIDE Draft 50 that The tongue
r yrry >. the team Bv convenient mole OF ras
i to suit the different h"i tI- OF an,
- - f:.r a. a point whore the work is performed
Ftb H.. least rlsSbIr labor, have made the nearest
S.Ll s..l ,,s-;iI. II 4 Good self-raker.
r- prepared 10 furnish either the Combined Reaper
~, Vouer ~ tfe single Mower. The latter Machine we
shall furnish with Rel winch can be used or not at
IN rasz tall and thH ar strongly tied l the wind
W formerly use Wood in the construction Of our Ma
bi,rs hut from eri~abr nature and constant lis-
iIi Il ret Of Repair have been Induced 1" sub
titut Roy entire frame work and cutter beam
w. sall hereafter adopt this material, experience
,oovfnces u that give the Farmer tor the
pree Machine Of Irsn wic, viii last ten years longer
The Machine Manufacture viii Dc constructed "f t
choicest materials aaj built in the most thorough 2n
X, manner under the immediate uperyision
the nrprietors ant pains money wiz be spared II
make Machine q Invaluable use 70 the Farmers 81
our Cutting Apparatus i different from that any
other Machine We use two Sickes instead Of one,
.e.ures ouLe advantage in emitting, and indebt-
ell ruorc peculiritv than any ether the
reriority Machine. for hy II enabled
clean AL kinds 81 ''Ii mick or thih wei or y lodged
or standing smooth ground rough, single spear
eantrivanca has been resc-ted TO- -Io, or choke the
Machine such loose grass thrown trodaen into the
rIa.e Il, the standing craS<-thc team stopped AM
made To start again without backing p, cleaning the
Knives for all these things it directly doing
~ proper work.
II Grain. Machine requires one or two span OF
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
ILPDD NNOI-\E IN Ne,

rI'o all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as
4 SPERMAFbRRiItEA- SEMINAL. WEAKNESS, M
POTENCE. GONoRRIoEA. GLEET, SYPHILIS, the
Vice of ONANISNi, or SELF ABUSE. sc. &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view of the awful
destruction q" humn life, caused by Sexual diseases and
the lcecptous Prcttsd upon the unfortunate victims
such diseases y Quack have directed their consult
ing Surgeon, n CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their
naTue to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, 10 all per
thus afflicted, who apply by letter, with e-crip
ton of their condition, cage, occupation, habits of lite
&C. and in of extreme poverty ana suffering
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Institution.
established by special endowment for the relief of the
sick and distressed, afflicted with Virulen and Ei,lcn-
t. Diseases. II has plus of means which the
Directors have voted to cNpcnd in advertising the
notice Il is needless add that the Association COM
mHnds the highest Medical skill Of the age. and Will fur
ui>li the most approved modern treatment.
just Published, }y the Association Report Spel
maorrh0, Seminal Weakness, the vice of OnauisTn.
Nasturbation SesAbusc, aud other Diseases the
Sexual Organs, Iv the consulting surgeon, which viii
sent by mail, tia sealed envelope) FREE OF CHARGE
on the receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address. DR.. GEO. L. CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon.
II ward Association, No. South NINTH Street. Pha-
Ielphia Pa. BY order at the Directors
EZRA d. HEARTWEIT. President
GEo FAfECHIp, Secretary. n7-1y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
Nj Samuel Roach's Testimony Of the
Value Of this Machine
AcrCs Grain and tsruss--El cpair- 80 cyntS--
E-L,..iE

Dodgeyc. Wis, Nov 10, 1886.
GENTS y purchased last sp1ing from M samuel Hen
iy Atkins Reaper and Mower. and it has proved
hr ia" best invented. had to hundred and
twenty Of grain aud hay, which completed with
great ease and to utmost satisfaction, nothing occur
red to hinder from going ah al with pleasure, with
said machine, along the whole harvest only was
lost out NJ thr Whole and she damage within
the season only thirty Sail machine leaves
down III" gram in such proper and condition that
no ratio u being Will grumhle comy liu Lv binding
and only requires THREE horses for ycapug and two for
moving, consequently, can conscicntcusv recommend
said machine To III farmers the State the in
strumcnt ever offered for fts proper purposes.
SAMUEL. ROACH
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
Bronson Lands for Sale,
In Grant County.

EfE following described choice Lands situated in the
i counties of Grant, Iowa aud Lafayette now
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
susrrante otlTIrs.
WIS cos IL y IL = E
H,stiand. Io1a county, 81 'tS'"
Andrew E.A Bolster.

yr-ryF sbnx House has recently been thoroughly reno
,-.-4 and 6ttef up the best possible I;:in'i i',i
= ,frn,tn,i4tion ii the public The Table VIII AZ =
tfrs h. sun,li wi tn the choicest the market 'i'tuN.
-, IN X .r,..t a IN the uesfrst possible style
VIZ" -. - -, -tlrI1s for Mineral Point and Var
+ n snd also fsE Ai~c"la ....,.;,- .,s,l.,-
- MI ,ib.Ir rs tronag- l. respectfully solicited
Highland. july, lN7s-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
II CIV FIEIn.

RIO DGETT & EPPARD.
! AYE entered into a Partnership I'm the
LUHBER BUSINESS
Anal viii sell Lumber from 50 to So per Thousand feet
SHINGLES, from > f" - - per NJ. best
They Will furnish all materials for BUILDING sucT As
SASH, DOORS, DRESSED LUMBER, &c of al kinds.
They are also AGENTS foI Eastern Wagons and Cur
ria.c- "f every description
AIS" for KEAPEi;S HORSE EAKES. TIRAsHFRS.
- Cash unid FOR Wheat, auI aJ other ar ticI,,
For SUPPLY ing the market
Yarl usar the /. l. Depot, Mineral Point
T. K. HfypGETT
ISEAs.I. itETPAID,
Juno .. lS57. 2Itc
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
In Lafayette County.
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.

- F i Sec 23, T. o. r. = Fast, containing 100 Acres
- : " = Sec. -, r. 6. K. East, loo
= Sec. 30, T. s, r. East, $50
Z = " i Sec. IS, T. Is, X. East, SO
Lots Nos. 81 asd 63 in City of Mineral Point.
These Lands will be sold low FOR cash part time
14-jm CHARLES L. LEGATE-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

NO. IL y. MAIN STREET,
ST LOUIS, NO.
RE prepared to offer to their and the trade
"a an assortment of articles unsurpassed quality
cIeapIess, BY any House in their line, East West
ourStock consists of well selected assortment eueru
article in use by SADDIERS AND COACH MAKERS
are Inanufctui ing many of goods at Columbus
sing sing and Auburn y. " and have lately established
House in Newark New Jersey, the manufacture of
Patent and Enaneled Leather. large assortment of
which viii always be found in
Our English Goods imported directly by ourselves
thereby paving but one commission
The greatest part of our SHIFTING, HARNESS AND
BIRDIE LEATHER, is finished by ourselves good sup
ply of which it shall be endeavor to keep
hand.
We in receipt Of large assortment of Eastern
SPRINGS AND AxLES, rom various factories.
y Particular attention viii be given to filing or
derS
st. Louis February Il, 1856 lift
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
NENN NIND "a It Ni0R.

The worst Scrofula down % 4 cCTno P.nt.7
He has tried, II in over eleven hundred r-es. and a
failed except in Two cases both Thunder LuW"r d. D.
now in his possession one hundred certificate % i
value. all within twenty miles OF Boston
Two bottles warranted 10 cure uuI,tng sore h'a.
one to three bottles wiii cure the Rorsi aHH ' i-
pies the face.
Two or three bottles viii clear the system o ia..
Two bottles warranted to cure TIE 'plri ta-A.-
the mouth and stomach.
Three 10 Eve bottles are warranted 70 cur" 't' '''
kind of En- sipelas --.
0ue To three bottles are warranted Ia cure a'- ''
i'm the ewes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure ruaun=o' Tho r-
and blotcbcs among the hair .-..
Fuur to six bottles are warranted 70 cue ''t.'l'
running ulcers.
One bottle viii cure scaly eruptions Of the 'Ai9-
Two three bottles are warranted Z" cure ''' .
kind Of riu-woEW- - -t
Two or three bottles warranted 10 cure ."'
tesft rate ease oi rheumatism. ,..F.--
Three 10 four bottles warranted I" cnFe -s,' .
Five To eight bottles viii cFTe the worst rasr 81.
4 benefit is always experienced from ne A'>- .+v
and perfect cure Is warranted when lis "1y''
is taken. ,t-..--r.1
tried all the wonderful medicines Of the 'a5r st
common weed growing on the pastures al, - ~,
stone walls should cure every humor IN he sys.f-
il i a fixed fact If you have bum0r. II 10, ~
TleTe are no IFS nor ANDS, huns nor "a - :, st
ing some eases, but not yours Fediiea "4s n.
bottles of it in the vicinity OF b",'Ha - n IL
focts in every case. 1t has already coAs SIS -a ia
greatest cures ever done in Aassa5haseit'' re-, sen
children wear old TO old people Of sNly. rss Sc
poor punv worInyiookng children, whose ri - tr s
and nabby, restored to perfect state OF H''''-
bottle. $40 ers ts.
To those who are subject to sick heaGa.'., .srs
tie viii always 1t. Il gives great It.'s ~ s5rs
and dizziness. Some who have taken IL ha yir. IL
for wears, and have been regulated ny Is IRE az
body is sound il works quite easy bnt e.s ser
arrangement Of the functions Of nature II W d.
singular feelings, but you must not oe at The-ss
alwav dSapuear in from fOur s.aF I" On .Lst
never bad result from it on the contrary go.
feeling is gone YOU viii feel yourself .iAr frg C.
heard some OF the most extTayagan' eue'-'
that ever man listened To- -,,- - 1s5Warrf-
street Roxburv. Mass. Price S1Oo - T-1- 3.
Sold in Mineral Point by z. D. Fuie1- a. rs-4I-l1
Vivian.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. &. AVER 81 Co,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS,
AND SOLD BY

J. II. VIVIAN, in Mineral Point !. J.. THarsuuE fa
cite Ep>SelI * Theare. Darlington: F. e.. -r..f
Galeua, Wholesale a cents and sold r l.s'-- % Ns
cine every wherc. wfias-"H
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
Ghiragu AsbrrtisRmnt IS.
1857 Spring Trade. 1857
III A r d w 4 r F.
WM. BLAIR ~ CbPANT.

'3'f' ff'-R1I& N " . ~
No. 17G. Lake Street, Chicago,
IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Foreie and
/ American Hardware. Tin Plate. have in store
large and complete stock, which they receiving
daily additions direct from the English and American
manufactures.
500 dozen Axes. Collins, Simmons, Lcverett's etc
COO dozen ShovcS and Spades. Ame,', RowlHnf's etc
900 dozen Grass Scy thes, BoodS, WadsworthS etc
700 dozen Scythe Snaths. I.amsons, etc.
500 dozen Cast Steel Hoes.
400 dozen Cast Steel IIav Forks.
10000 dozen Pocket and Table Cutlery. assorted.
$500 dozen Files. Butcher and other. makers.
10 tons Pump Chain
Chains.
900 pairs Bright Traces.
$500 boxes Tin Plates. G. Y and extra sizes.
5000 bundles Sin 81 Iron, Nos rs to -. guage.
10000 lbs. Copper Pressed Bottoms.
SO casks Sheet Zinc.
1000 bundles assorted Bright Wire.
- sett> Timers Tools and Machines.
2tn tons anneaca Fence Wire.
] 800 kegs assorted Nails.
Japanned and Pressed Tin Ware, full assortment SIN
WILLIAM BLAIR. {. r.. q. W BELDEN
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
4 General Invitation,

Ny old customers are invited cab IN whenarer the,
need anything in my line, and any person dasiro,,I :
purchasing IS invited to hook at the articles fer "a
sale.
hlhtrai folht, oct, 1870. 4Otf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

ATKINS AUTONATON. OR
SELF RhKIlG KEhPER AID MOWER


~ ENTLESiEN-I was appointed Agent for this Ma
chine in lS5G but did succeed in selling
ewing to tjuidiIy existing in tse minds Farmers
a.,il - buyiu. Machine that had never been fully
ell in this ncighborhood. Moreover, acknowledge
lid not make those eXertios to sell and urge Farmers
tur some have dOue) lest the Machine should
not be what it represented consequentlv those who
bought would be necessarily pat twien harvest approach
c,I much incony cuieuec. and probably suffer rca
loss. by not having machine That would go through
and do up ther ,,nTk il ought 10 be done. preferred
rather let the Machine establish It's rruGai ion
by its merits. This conceive hes been done
confidently approach Farmer, AMI invite him
to buy without chcrshug tear of his having
equivalent for his money. Machine that viii not do
mp his work in satisfactory manner. have the
Machine work. nav, have worked 1t myself; and am
pleased with it. that intend have for my own
use in preference any that have either worked,
operation in tii> county
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
41RTIfYLI1L TEETH.
ChiIdrcn's Teeth,
ANBROTYPES, AlIBROTYPES,,
PROFESSOR AIoFFETT,

PROFESSOR AIOFFETT,
AETNG just returned from Louis. where he Ina.
4 been taking thorough lessons in art.
Ieetuily Inform the citizens Of Minnr;, veir-
lily that he has opened a II.
Am5rolypc. Photograph and Daguerrean GALLERY
and invites the citizens call his fine specimen.
al the art. which tar in beauty and
The Auhr"tys most beautiful in cIearncSS richness
and dcctry Of tone and have several
iiaEucrreoivpcs. They be taken in fourtl, thu
time sitting they are not reversed. have glare light
they warranted never f1de- They are all the. rae,
now IN the cities All Who See them charmed Will
heir beauty AMI cltrn'ss Com" one, all, and Civ
call. Instructions given III the on GOOD terms
have on hand fine gold lockcts cheap for cash all kind,
Of fancy cases and frames. Children taken second
Rooms opposite Post Office
25f c. R MOFFETT Artist
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-10-01
From the Nashville Republican Banner.
AN APPEAL.

Sons and Daughters of Tennessee:
Come forward, and with one accord unite
your hearts and hands in the glorious work
of rescuing from mournful dcsolation and
shameful neglect, the sacred spot where
sleeps in sad oblivion the noble dead the
Father Of his Country the purest and great
est hero the world ever produced-George
Washington! whose name stands unrival-
led in the annals Of fame and to whom
under Divine Providence this hourishinc
Republic owes its undisturbcd enjoyment of
freedom, wealth and national glory, unsur-
passed by that Of any country in any age.
We feel that one word alone is necessary
to arouse to prompt and generous action
evory warm-hcarted son and daughter of
our beloved and happy Tennessee, the IA
yored home Of patriotism.
All we ask is, that you shall al once, by
unanimous and liberal subscriptions, secure
to yourselves the glorious privilege of hav-
ing your own and your children's names
enrolled on bright tablet that will tower
high above succeeding generations, among
those to whom alone belong tho homer of
preserving from decay and oblivion, as long
us time shall endure and Amer. shall he
Il nation, the home and grave Of Washing
ton.
We know that every eye will sparkle
with delight at the prospect Of so great a
good to he achieved as the one now pre-
sentcd to you, and every hand be extended
TO form a strong chain of unity in carrying
out the noble enterprise that now demands
your strenuous aid.
Give, for your country's name and honor
whatever you can spare from hard earned
honorable labor, and afflucnt store; but
let it be the tribute Of the heart from Ten
nessec's lrave sons and bcauteous daueh-
ters; tribute that thousands who come
after us shall rejoice in and envy you that
"' "''vilene, wishing it had been, theirs.
- crown the
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-10-01

aud thus will she shed l,,s,re on her path
with Which no jewels could ever compare
Let the diamond crest of our fair State
shine forth with starry light; and let the
name Of Washington be cngravcn upon it
i'll characters that no cloud shall obscure,
no change shall blight.
Let the memory Of Washington and the
honor of Tennessee he ever linked in one,
till future statesmen shall arise TO carry on
the work of love and gratitude and bear
the name Washington to succeeding gene
rations.
Let "Washington and Freedom" "Truth
and Virtue" lie ever inscribed on the proud
banner that floats SO lightly above the lofty
mountains and the rich valleys, the broad
rivers and the green hills of our favored and
happy State, the land Of the brave and the
beautiful"
NJ. r. FOGG, Vice President
Mount Vernon Association for tho Union.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-10-01

rendering the vessel unmnnageablc. The
statement is entirely false. The fact is,
that the steamer filled with watt r so rapidly,
from leaks and the boistereus character Of
the sea, that the fires could not he kent up,
though every remedy which suggested it.
self was employed for that purpose.
Another statement is that acted prcma-
turcy and unadviscdly in quitting the steam
er. The assertion is equally false with the
first. After consultation with the comman-
der, Capt. lIerndon, aud the first officer of
the ship Mr.. elias. Vanrensalear, it was our
unanimous opinion that the Central America
could not live till midnight of the evening
on which she founde: ed, and the justice Of
the conclusion is sustained by the fact that,
in much less space Of time than predicted,
the steamer went down.
Previous to the melancholy termination
Of the struggle, however, and at the solcta-
ton, or rather the direction, of Capt, Hcrn-
don, did get one Of the ships boats ready,
and placed i'll her all the ladies and chill
dren on board the steamer. The brig Ma
rine was then coming down to the asss-
tance of those in the boat, and after long
effort they were safely landed on the brig
1t was after this, however, that Captain
llcrndon saw the necessity Of closer com
mu: ication with the brig, as also the neccs.
sity of larger number Of boats, in which
to transfer the passengers from the steamer,
and ly his direction 1 left in the next boat
from the steamer for the brig, to effect the
desired arrangements. On my arrival
aboard the brig, communicated with her
captain, who informed me he would beat
down rs fast rs possible, but that it would
necessarily have to bc with caution, as he
WAS himself in Il disabled condition, having
lost his main yard and some sails. Captain
Burt offrrol the use Of his only boat, q
yall, but denounced her as entirely unsafe
that she would not live three minutes in
'"n meantime two boats ar
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-10-01

There is great demand for kind Of
plaster paper, says our city correspondent,
that will enable gentlemen to stick to their
bus: ness.
A raw Irishlnan on his first sight Of
locomotive, declared, "it's a steamboat
hunting for wather."
Mamma, can door speak, I" "Certain.
ly not, my dear" Then why iid you tell
Anne, one morning, to answer the door.!"
An indirect way Of getting gla.. Of
water at boarding house, is to call for a
third cup of tea.
Why is roasted pig on a spit like .
missionary Because it IS going round
doing good.
What 10 moro beautiful and poetical
than the child's idea Of ice" Water gone
to sleep"
What is bes: 10 prevent old maids from
despairing. Echo--Pairing.
Great cry and little wool-An Ethiopian
infant, just born.