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The Balloon Ascension.

HHFW III ~ - ~" Ll. II
rhs Gardiner Transcript gives the follow.
or ,hs balloon ASCENSION ut the |
lng ACCOUNT y. |
Fair IN that city ON fnuay ~
At least ten thousand people were Pf@-
ent TO witness the ASCENSION. y was ea
pecsed that young gentleman OF TINS oi:y
would accompany the 9ronaet, Nh rE
I'm, having kindly resigned ms seat 70 hr'
Coppia and his passenger the former ms as
sociate. But owing 10 gust Oh wihu tns
hose through which the gas was ,rahsini'I sS
from the casks to tho balloon, oecame uc-
tached and as 1t would 10 quite la'e psiofc
the hose could be rejoined, anu as tho ascen-
sion power OF the baloon was already sum
Gent 10 take up one, IL was deemed advisi.
bls 10 proceed with the ascension without
DELAY. The word was given 10 "let 60.
precisely 4 o'clock when amid the music OF
the hand. the huxzas Of the spectators, away
went the balloon. We subjoin Mr.. Coppii's
aeooun, Of his trip. T.-a..a. -
He sys-"On leaving the ground pass
ed very rapidly over the Gardiner bridge
Saw Augusta and Hallowell on my lett
They appeared to be as one city, separated
only by few lots. Bearing away to the
Eastward, / kept on ascending ut the same
sneed as when left the ground for about 35
minutes. until reached height Of 3 miles.
At this elevation looked down and saw
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puve and senuins, as they are put up carefully and
bear our name and label. "TRRMONT MILLS, X. r.
DYER a Co." To give consumers some idea 81 our
saes We annex the following scale of prices VIII
H. souchong Tea, l.50 o 10. Mocha Coffee, 100
In Oolong l.i6 Id. Java 90
ID. Y. Tyson a.26 8 h. good LOO
urhe Spices put up In IL and l.? tin cases. ex-
pressiy br family use, and warranted 10 be strictly
pure article and only need trial TO establish them In
the public favor.
SPANISH COFFEE. We would call the attention of
consumers vi dealers TO our SpanA Coffee, an article
which Is highly esteemed, and gives the greatest salts
faction II is prepared with particular cave and by
ptcuar process IN roasting, Que hound Of this coffee n
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pOCTOR CUDwORTH, at his Botanic In
~ nrmary, No u Howard street Boston, Mass, de-
his whole attention the trctmsat ~ diseases Of
the urinary organs Ills great success In curing these
long standing and deult cases, such a. have formerly
been considered incurAble, IL sueieni 10 commend him
TO the public worthy Of the extensive patronage which
he has rrceived. Within year he has cured over
600 practice which no doubt exceeds that oi
any other physician In Boston, therefore all persons Az
TLIcrsD with any disease viii 10 well 10 call on him,
aud asui al b1sng nposters either fOrgn 90 native.
DR. CUDwoRrH sill confidently invites the ladies'
TO test his invaluable method Of treating the many dis
trcssing Complaints which the suhiect to-
General diseases ami all ObstrustOns removed without
physlcal danger. Consultations strictly eOnndeniiAL-
once open day and evening. Al letters Addrsssd 10
Or. cuDwoRrn, Is Howard street, Boston, Mass,
containing PostasS stamp. win be attended 10.
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FOR SALE.

IL the Real Estate occupied BY the Subscriber
n namely Dwelling House IN complete repair, with
two cellars and ven adapted Cor % too hniies
ven u n<vsr-Ans soft water, and good harm aboai
q scres % land Of good sse 10 scrss Of vosd land
and six Of pastung al sel enclosed except acres Of
vcc Land II Il Of the most pleasant situations In
Bddesori For particular Inquire of The Subscriber On
premises.
fss above win be exchanged br good rsnabls village
propsry. RICHARD BkrrEs.
81
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES. MADAM

L CUpwUkril, No Il Howard street, Boston Mass.
The Necessity ofa Botanic Innmary anil a discreet fe-
male Medical adviser Zoe ladies 10 consult IN certain
cases, apparent that "a useless enlarge upon
70. Madam c. 10 very thankful 10 the ladies Cor the
patronage extended TO her in private practice. she
confidently warrants that her treatment shall be perfect
" Satisfactory 10 all. The high orer q this Medical e..
tablishmeni win satisfy any hat all win be treatei
In The most thorough In all departments. Nal
c. me,licinss fsr Femss Irregularities, sappres
sioss &e, positive In their resa IN ending 10
move obstruetioas and strengthening their syst<m. La
dies requiring medical AID viii do veil 10 call ANA
sah Madam q. dsiors going elsewhere.
All letters addresss>i to MADAM CUDwORrI, IL
Ho.ari street. Boston Mass, enclosing Que dollar OH
BE- promptly attended 20.
0fice open day AMI evening. -
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THE BEST LAMP IN THE WORLD IS
SBLP-GHNBRATlNG GAS LAMP!
Particularly adapted TO Churches, Hotels, Halls
Factories, Stores, PaiIors, Fsmiies.
a<,r,,., of its rood ounlties

Particularly adapted TO Churches, Hotels, Halls
Factories, Stores, PsiIors, Families.
Some OF it, good qualities.
ltispsHecsly sefe. No chance for explosion.
Il l. not extineuished BY any Ordinary wind. Il
requires re.wicking ouy once 10 ak months. II
viii not get out OF order. A child may take care
Off. II ID unequaled for reading OF sewing. The
light 10 uninjurous 10 the eyes. For economy,
cleanliness add comfort, defies competition, and
10 the best light In the world.
There il nothing moro desirable, when engaged
In any syocaiion, Than good light. The Sun Is
oil right for the day-we want something like Il
for the night. Candles were invented ;iu 1890
and have ever been denounced In consequence Of
psemaiurely injuring the eyes by their pernicious
lame. We desire more natural light, aud il has
been discovered and patented, and has been ,esi.
fed by thousands since that time. The brilliancy
OF It's fiame is unequalIed by any other artificial
burner.
Burning Fluid.
All Fluid aud Oil Lamps can be altered into
Gas Lamps.
The Gas Lamp IL intended for common family
use, and sells from SIPS to $500, according TO
style. We also have them suitable for SiOre.,
Churches, Hotels, &c.
We wish il understood that this Lamp will give
the same amount ol light as three Stesrine Cand.
les for one half cent an hour, and the right Of one
4 foot gas burner for one CEN an hour.
The right for the sale and manufacture Of these
Lamps for the county Of York, Is for sale on rea.
sonable terms, and any person can make from one
hindred To two hundred dollars month, by trav.
cling through this county and retailing these
Lamps Persons wishing TO engage in = VERY
PROFITABLE BUSINESS, will do..well 10 address the
subscriber, as they will be furnished with any de-
sired in formation, aud he will guarantee that they
/ a A a, h.ir /.
now considered by those who have used II long
est, the most valnable L.anp svsr inVentsd.
Address, U. w. NAHUM,
l6,f Bath, Name.
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FOR SALE-


THE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand at his yard
i the Kennsbunk rad, above Kings corner, brick
% every quality and kind, which he yin se In small OF
large lots 20 suit buyers HARDIN TAYLOR.
Biddeford, July 81, 1851. II
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Gus TOM CAR DIN G
The Bu.,ou Manufacturing Co.,

HAVING given up the Custom Carding a,
IL their mill, the subscriber has removed their
machinery 10 Martins Mil, about one mule above
Moderation, ou the river road, Ia Hollis, where
he Is now prepared to do CUSTOM CARDING in
manner, he thinks, that will give entire sa,isiac-
ton to all who may patronze hun. The bridge
at BOuny Eagle i now in good repair. There Is
also, a good loot bridge Ut this place. Wool prop
etly marked, and leit ut Moses Davis's, Salmon
Falls, OF at INV house in Moderation will he taken
away, carIed aud returned as early'as II leIt at
the mill PeIsoas comIny nom Substance can
have their wool earded same day OF delivery al
the mLl II desired.
Cash ,siR be paid for Wool at this NIL.
AARON CLARK, Jr.
Moderation, June 10. 1857. 25f
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PianO'fOrtes and MelOdcOnS,
FOR SALE AND TO LET
L. r. HORTON & co.,

Are Agents for J. Chickering's splendid 0 and 7
Octave Pianos. N. NJ. loves Cottage Pianos,
plain case, improved action o l-2 Octave. Price,
sl75 Also, Smiths Melodeons, ofsuperior tone
aud finish All OF the above instruments are for
sale on terms which defy competition.
Music Rooms, corner Of Liberty and Laconia
Streets.
Instruction given on the Piano, Melodeon,
Guitar, and in thorough Bass.
Old instruments taken in exchange for new
Second hand Pianos aud Melodeous for sale on
the most reasonable terms. ly47
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a Retired Physician,


whDse sands Of iis have nearly run out discovered
while In the East Indies, \ certain cure for Con.
oump,ion, Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
4 General Debility. The remedy was discovered by
him when his ony child daulhter, was given up TO
die lie had heard much Of the wonderful restOrz.
tive and healing qualities % preparations made from
the East India Hemp, and the thought occurred 90 him
thai he might make remedy Cor his child. lie studied
hsri and suoceol-i On realizing hs wishes Ills child
vas euri, and e alive and we'll. lie has since ed.
mlnIslsr~ the wonderful remedy 20 thousands Of suf
ferer In all parts % the w-rL and he has ili
In making them completely healthy AMI happy. Wish.
Ing 10 do s much good 80 possible, he will send 10 such
of lis actai felo ~.bsngs request u, this recipe.
with full AMI explicit directions Zoe making mp, and
successfully using L. lie requires each applicant TO In.
close him one shilllng-three GEMS ~ be returned ss
postage on the recipe AMI the rvmainer b. he applied
to the payment ofthis advertisements, Address,
Dr.. II. JAMES, S0io Grand street, Jersey City, n I
Jusey.
n. B.-Dr. II. James has neither oliee NOE agent i
In Neg York, AZ sops have pretended AMI adyeniI.
ell. The rveipe 10 ssat from so PL ACE bat No. 10, !
Grahd street, Jersey clty.N Jersey. .,
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A MEDICINE THAT NEVER DEBILITATE
DIR. SANFORD'S
INVICORATOR,
OR LIVER REMEDY

HAs ALL THE GOOD QUALITIES OF A
III Purgative medicine, answering the purpos'
es Of any Calhartc without the facilitating effects
experienced from most purgaiivss. II acts slow
" and gently, but surely, moving The bowels TO
carry Off all the secreted matter, al the same time
stimulating the LIVER to proper performance Of
lis functions
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STATE OF MAINE TESTIMONY

STATE OF MAINE TESTIMONY
July II. 1854, Mr. WIN. Mccartney, Of West
Wateryille, wTiies,-" Send me Two or three doz
more Worm Syrup. ], isbound TO 90 here. II Is
q ErR rate articis, aud has no, failed Ia give
COMPLETE SATISFACTION"
Jan. Q. 1855. he w'iies,-' Send me three dozen
more Wonn syrup. Il il taking wonderfully
here. No, only tue worst cases Of worms ARE
cured by II. bal IL |. though, To be- n mot
EXCELLENT MEDICINE,
For variety oI other complaints. We have sim.
liar elcIs irun mu,c han ffiy towns in Maine
c. W. ATWELL, Portland, General Agent.
Sold by all dealer, in medicine everywhere.
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NO III u M B u G!
Gilman's Magic Cholera Drops
safe and eGectual remedy for
Cholera, Diarrhua md Dysentsry.

This Medicine Il well known In this vicinity that u
requires no pulling to induce trial Off, but u offered
solely on its merits, as remedy for all the above
diseases and the various forms Of bowel complaints,
common, especially among childen, In the warm season
In cases u violent Cholera Morbus IL gives almost
instant relief and for Chronic piarrhra Is unequallod
by any article In use.
II perfectly safe In all when used according to
the directions, and
EVERY BOTTLE IN WARRANTED,
II faithfully use and II It does not relieve the price
paid will he refunded.
Prepared aud sold Wholesale and retail, by
TRlsTRAM GILMAN, AIOthecary,
saco, Maine.
For sale Also by s. 8. Mitchell, sacO, and u. W. per'
son, DhiisfOrd. 2Su
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CAR RIA GE WOR X
Farm for Sale.

A SMALL FARM, situated in the noriherly
n part oGihe city Of Biddeio,d. four miles from
the civ mills, containing thirytve acres oil most
exceIIen, grass land, divided into moving, llage
.nd DE- airing. Also, a new house, "a by ~ an
Ii, ;2i, well finished outside and partly inside
A "a barn 80 by 81. II any one Is IN want OF .
,Is.wbere. There is more iand adjoining which can
be hal if desired. OLIVER humEhi'
Rial ,lori, March Goth, 1857. l'u
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FREMONT MILLS.
TEAS, coTrIEs, CHOCOLATES, c0coAs,
SPICES, &C.
whslesaIe and aiss In small Packages,
E. E. D'Y E B & Co.,
(slgn Of the chinamsn grinding eonee,)
8. Broad, near State St., Bottom,

CUPPLY the best, finest and
- purest. articles, At iorssf
cash Sriess. Their Stock con-
sists OF
Teas, CeGeea, Chees.
lates, Allsplce, Pepper
NJ ustard, Glaser, Cay.
enne Pepper, Nstsnexs,
Cha m mon, Clsves,
Crea m Tartar, Tnrax.
acum. or Prepaped
Dadeliou Rect, SC.
Having every facility ior ms 8.
ufacturing and preparing the
several articles PANEL the pub-
Bile mar RELY upon having them
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ECONOMY IN PRINTING.


THIS Press will print from any kind Of TYPE,
i Dies, Wood Cuts, OF ElecirotyPes, giving as
perfect an impression as any other press now In
use, and may he used by any lad OF ordinary, ca.
paciiy. All kinds Of Fancy and Ornamental Print.
ing may be executed with this Press In the neat.
est possible manner. Any kind Of paper, Of what.
ever quality OF color, may be used, damp or dry
also, all kinds ofcard.board.
This Press is mos, admirably adapted for print.
ing Shop Bills, Labels Visiting or Business Cards,
Bill Heads, Envelopes, Railroad Receipts, Tea,
Coffee, or Salt Bags, and as Copying Press, u
superior to any thing now In use. The larger
sizes will be found very useful 10 printers Tor TAX
ing Proof sheet Impres,ions, and doing Job Work.
Il may be used by merchants, professional men,
OF any one who may wish card OF any Kind
This Press Is very simple, strong, durable, and
easily kept In order. The smallest size occupies
a space OF O by 8 inches, weighing only IL
pounds, and wall DO furnished
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w. MACOMBER,
NOTICE.

TIME Subscribers have formed co-partnership
l. as Attorneys aud C6nn,eLlors at Lao, under
the firm Of APplston y Goodsno'c, and will attend
to all business appropriate TO their profession at
he Office heretofore occupied by N. ID. APPLETON,
In ALrREp. NATHAN ID. APPLETON.
JOHN II. G0oDENOW.
Alfred, March %. 1857. 10
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-17

Nathaniel y. Ea.steal ami
Joseph Brokaw, parties ia r.-.-r.
trade under the name ana Iowa ta-a.-
style OF Halstgld & Brolaw, "l7-
Curtis Beech. .-.-,.-..,.
n OTlDL is hereby given that BY virtue = "a
' itcia- issued out OF the tIlc.i. ..'' i--.ss 8
Ii, state OF Wisconsin, in ta'or az '-- -. g.-
named TO wit Haistead s. BroEaT, an. .1 a. ri
and delivered against the goods anu ,--..-rz
tate o. Curtis Beec., haze tins Gay -.- .,
Of August, A. u. Is :, levied upon All lLS :-. q
interest tHe said Curtis Beech iaA e-. y. ~ IL Il
June, A. D. 1892, or al any time r. 1r-
the following described real estate 20 W.. rr-5- Z
quarter OF tie southeas+ quarter 81 - -.-r. "a
80 in township number SIX 90 morn y ri -g Z
three 81 east; also. all that piece o. - -,a-
Der foI3y-one az lying east 81 Ils s-s- ~
on III -h street two e. fleet west u ihs -, - h. 3
LOT number forty-oue az, running If 10. 1
eTiy direction 70 strike the SCUM ~. - If t-=
forty 80 Fountain street, nlns 80 lrrs,,l
west corner Of said lot number forty - sts-.
city of Mineral Point. county Of I."- .7E-afl
conzIn-alzo ninety-one q feel on -, - tsa-
four Il and ten 90 also forty -tl-t e5---
side ui Lots No. three fs} and uiiv - 7-Et-~
feet on east aide Of Lots No. tHo--1ti -5 =
tEirty-3J-feet in depth on oi - .,-ssl ~
52-f,et strip between the tEo Is' f-rrsr, -.
Block No tarty-ts-g FIN strong rid
addition to the village OF Mineral folHt' = m
sell at public auction al the front - F5az-.
House. in the city of Mineral I M -o.-ser }
of Wisconsin. on the s1E day oi Noty.i5. III. vi. Z
at 10 O'Clock 4. ". Of said DAY s4l-
10 satisfy said execution and costs, i
GF6. NESSE R5hl ~
'NV Of Iowa iowa County, N'' -
PARLET EATON, Atty for II -, s.r
The above sale is postponed until ~ r,s,s s.,
yeuibeT inst, TO take place at the sa'-'' Il
Of day above mentioned ,.p-yrTH. -
Of iowa CoHn'.'
Mineral Hoint, Nov p, 1o5s- -, 7l,.-zisy.
10 l. 4gNr 40 ufE HtIs-L i
dav Of December, 1857, at the same llA-'
above.
Dated October 10th, ls57. ,,--zrRs,nTH, -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-17

The vote GA the state ticket is very
close, and viii be set.Ied only by the off
cal canvass. The official majori,es come
in rather better for The Republican ticket
than did the reports, and BY them 4 pos-
ton Of the Republicans may be elected.
The Milwaukee Sentinel claims that the
r pubIicans have majority Of two al
least ii the Assembly while the Madison
Argus claims the majority for the demo
Gratis il that body.
The Senate IS Republican, beyond a
doubt
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-17

SH9Rr CauDIrs--Tne regu5si0l is pro-
duc.ag an e1c-.len. cIs.t; it IS causing
g nora. rebellion against The system Of
long credits. Tne hardware dealers in
.Lls city have condemned ii; the Boston
merchants have denounced it; it has I5ag
been considered very Objectionable here
AMI IN som PARIS o. til. coaalry we no.
t.ca I 4Iju-c ,. .a- tra.l t4a, d part of
the present o.sl5.-.s axe uus 10 lis e.
fleets.
Tais IS precisely The case. Were the
business oil The country conducted on a
cash or snort credit basis, the Revision
would no. have been near as disastrous
as d has been, and the process OF Ifqu.Ia-
non would have been lar speedier and
easier. TAs dry goods merchants esp
eia.iy have been severe sufferers bv the
custom Of extending enormous credits 10
laelr country customers; the difference
between them and the grocers in this res
pect IS enough 10 account for the differ
ence oa.ween the two trades in present
standing.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-17

RATES OF FARE.-The Convention of
Ticket Agents recently held in Chicago
increased the rates of fare materially
The new rates went into effect Yesterday.
The fare from Chicago to New York Is
now sol, TO Boston S29; to Philadelphia
SD to Piusburg Sill; Cincinnati $40;
St. Louis $40; to Buffalo S15; to Cleve-
land SO; to Detroit $50; to Toledo 81;
add go TO each OF these and you have
the fare from Milwaukee to the above
Places Nil. Sent.
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Church DIreclry.
REcrLAE SERVICE EACH SABBATH.

TRINITY CHUEcH-Eev- Josiah Phelps, Rector. At II
O'Clock A. N. and < o'clock p. ".
FIRST PRsHYTEEIAN CHUEcH-Re7. c. Boyuton, Fas-
tor. At II Ii y. u. and Pm.
METHODIST episcopal CHURcH-Rey. Il. Wood, Pastor.
At lO}a A. NJ. and 8 P. NJ
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHUECz-Eev. p. Phil
lips Pastor. Al II \ II. and 81 P. u.
PRlITIvE METHODIST CHUEcH-Rev. J. Sharpe. Pas
tor. At IGls !. N. and p. N.
CATHOLIC CHrEcH-Rev. Father Bowel. Alto \. "
and P IL
~ Should any change Of time occur, those interest
ed viii please give notice
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-17

f9g- At the burning of a blockin Auburn
Monday morning, woman in the sec
ond story threw out feather bed, then
threw out her infant, which was caught
by a man below, and thea leaped herself
the same man catching her in his arms
before she reached the bed.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-17

CoHGREss.-The approaching session
OF Congress promises to be one of most
momvntous importance. The question of
the admission of Kansas under a consti-
tuition recognising and toIeraung the exis-
lence OF slavery; the debates on the
Presidents new dogma that slavery goes
wherever the Federal Constitution is put
IN force, and the discussions which Will
inevitably grow out of the present unex-
ampled commercial panic, must render
the proceedings of the coming session the
object Of universal interest and attention.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-17

E~25-The Grant Co. Herald says it
must do one Of two things-suspend or
force collection of It's dues. 1t says
- those we proceed to sue are such as
have owed US over year" There is no
debt people are more 10th to pay, than
newspaper debt And there is no money
expended which brings as great a return
oi comfort and pleasure as that paid for a
good newspaper.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-17
MASONIC.

days Of each month ri the Masonic Hail. Mineral Point
Mineral Pint Lodge M. /. Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month, at the Masonic Hall, Miaera
= oint.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-17

HARDsHIP.-On Saturday morning at
two o'clock, young engineer and machi-
nlst, aged % years, named Luther VI.
Miner, arrived here from Springfield,
Mass, bound fer TEXAS, anticipating EN-
p!oyment there, and having $50 N his
pocket book. tie put up at the European
CA Third street, and being unwell drank
. draught commended by the bar keeper.
The latter showed him a room, and left
him saying he would return by and by
and bring him another draught. Miner
babe him, if he came, to rap at the door,
and il be wished the drink he would open
the door. He lhen, IS be states, locked
the door and retired. Ia about a half an
hour, the bar keeper having candle and
and glass OF brandy, walked him. He
spraug up astonished exclaming. " How
sle d did you get Into the room -
The other made no reply lat offered him
the liquor, which he drank, and as his VS.
Ilor passed out, Immediately fell asleep.
Ii the morning all his money but one dol
lar was gone He al once had the bar
keeper arrested. The case was called
from the recorders docket Yesterday
morning, but defendants witnesses were
not present, and Il continuance was grant
ed TO this morning. Meanwhile, Miner
IS destitute and without employment. He
appears reliable, has good credentials Of
character, capacity, Sc, and wants work.
Whoever will employ him will doubtless
get good service and do a good deed
The bar keeper may not be guilty, though
Miner was offered 5 10 not to complain.
The evidence may commit for trial, but
will probably fail 10 convict.-[St. Louis
Dem.