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ATFICE on Third Street, bst. Msineo
~ and johnson, next 10 ficklsn La
cas- han X, carry the businsss Of UnAsrtskina
in = its branches. They have recently made sx.
teusive additions TO their stock, and psrfssesd
their arrangements In every department
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
Imp rvious to air and indestf uctibls highly srns-
uacnsed, and Invaluable for the preservation Of the
dead, - we'll - collins Of every style and anish
furnished TO order.
Itcarsss and Carriages farnished, and the entire
arrangements Of the funeralsttendedt TO whom r.
4uired.
Ksokuk. Iowa, Nov. II, Is67-d1y
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cTThe gay and sparkling Belle Britain
has become q correspondent Of the Boston
Transcript.
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knowing how the wire workers may chssge
tho checkers; and ~ everything depend. sp.
on the political caucus, there 10 no telllag,
from a candidates popularity among the
public, who may or may not win.
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r LANCE.

|Re0lossor and Teacher 81 MuesGs
n AvIN0 permanently located ninssM IN ~
II atty, for the purpose Of ts.ehink Piano ana
HAlodeon, In waica instruments re mas - sIn1 n
ppblis tSat he vi j teach at domicle, st the sesal
rsass. 30 cents k.son, or ST. quarter For
references, call At jules Gssers jewslry store, OF
st the music store Of Messrs. Patrick . Grouse,
also ct Mr.. W. r. Billingmsnub.
novi6dtf
Cautlon.
4 IL persons ere hereby cautioned not to buy
"A either of two promissory notes OF $1teV each
draw by W. =. B. Lynch - Trustee for the own
srs Of Elmwood, 70 the order Of Rufus Wnssy
payable in one anA two years from the 10th on %
tobsr, 1888, with 10 per cent interest and sndorocs
~ foiiows: "Pay TO the order Of Winthrop De-
Wolf, Il. Wilssy"-"Psy TO the order Of kuftl
Wiissy, winthrop De Wolf" - viii not b held
fsapsastble fer that endorsement
Nov 10, 'b7-d6t WINTHROP DE WOLF.
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~-F
The steamer Arabia arrived at New Yorl
on the llth instant, with Liverpool dates t
the 3lst ultimo.
The news from India absorbed public At
tention. The British troops invested ant
assaulted Delhi on the l4th Of September
and succeeded in taking the city after des.
perate resistance on the twentieth. Thu
general orders were that no quarters we're "a
be given to the men, but the women and chill
drcn were to be spared.
The English loss reported at six hundred
soldiers and Fifty officers. The loss Of the
mutinecrs was very severe, but not reported.
The English cavalry had been ordered to In
tercept them in their fight and anniLilats
their entire force. The King Of Delhi and
his two sons were amongst the number who
escaped.
Plots, conspiracies and outbreaks amongst
the natives were occurring at various points,
but the Indian news was regarded as very
favorable on tho whole.
Nothing important from China.
The blockade Of the Canton river was still
maintained, and Teas had advanced consid-
erably at Hong Kong.
The Borough Bank Of Liverpool had sus-
pended, with liabilities amounting to seven
millions and half Of doilars-fully secured.
Several heavy firms in Liverpool and Man
chester were reported in the list Of failures.
The Western Bank Of Scotland, which had
baen in tight place, obtained assistance on
condition that it should ultimately wind up
and pay OF depositors.
:. The money article Of the Times says the
entire suspension Of the New York and Bos-
ton banks is the most satisfactory announce.
mont that could have been delivered, and the
papers generally regard the matter in the
same light.
On the Stock Exchange the news was frs,
regarded as unfavorable, and consols opened
at decline, but that was more than rccov.
cred, and on the capture Of Delhi becoming
known the market became very frm.
TIE LIvEaPooL MARKEr.-,The market for
breadstuffs dull, and all qualitie. considera-
bly, declined. Flour very dull and quota
tions nominal at decline Of 2(G3s. Wheat
dull with decline of Cd. The following are
current quotations:
Flour-Western Canal, o7s(425s; Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, 29(g30s Ohio, 30(1
Sis. Provisions very dull. Beef heavy; all
quosations declined; but inferior grades
mostly affected. Pork dual Bacon quiet
and steady. Lard heavy and decline Of 10;
quotations nominal. Sugar steady. Coffee
dull. For Tea but little enquiry prices weak
ank quotations nominal.
Fxox FRANcE.-The Arabia brings intelli-
gence of the death Of Gen. Cavaignnc with
disease of the heart.
Negotiations were in progress for an ex.
change OF certain possessions in India with
the British Government.
:. There was talk Of the suspension Of the
Bank OF France, but it was understood that
the Government was opposed to the meas.
ure.
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r.n.. n..rn 1,nu ~ tho a~..-.1 ~
'"aA ~
the steamer Oanaaa from Liserpool, We
have some additional news rs regards the
potato crop, viz:
7, 4. roror,ad that tho not.to cron IN Ira.
land was v,ry lioht. the returns be;n0 mot
more than half OF 1856. hut the sunerior
ana,;tv ~ the new cron over that 81 last
~. .a.v ,sr.alv nal AZ amena. for ~. 10.
trons =. 30. evnsctea
Waalso ,earp that IN. cron !. ma, 40 had.
i. ;.;,~.,, ~ F,.rca a. vas NJ sr., foarea
ard T. con.eonence. tho edict 1rohihitino
~ .,nort ~ h,eads,,fY. from Eronce h.s
Nan r;,harawn The effect Of tbis v;ll he
- Iaa,, aown tho nr,ce % wheat and corn in
snaIand
''e
The chiyn,ry rmpiacabIe.
u. 80 ,.,o fox NJ p..her.r n r.c;fv
1000. - ~ san,h hv IN. 10
80 Waila- Tha eh;va,rv orc enr..ad that
" :. asata. ~ -sy,o..l -. -, 49,.
snen 1911 lid -;,h Th., = NJ
liz. ~ ~. ~. a,,;,,a. h.so.s ,ho
unh's W., W.,s..,. a;s,,,;.s.l ,,o.sl.
oa ~ .,oan;.s az iohn.an ~
-, ,n .o'us,us " -" ys .:..s.iI. a 80
.ouoo is'. ~ .. .o.-..n. .ra s.s.S..
ueu W 20 =, ."' p". ~. .. Ip.s =. ~. ~;
i.ns 20 49, 70 c,s.a a-t, = Rsnss.
ampn :. heas IT, tir.a.;A.n, /. $3.50
H N..u -. =. ,.,on.;h;,;.r - nj. rasnl. "a
WIN 'uo Ie'P ,ana..an, oanoa.s;on 49,. ~ ~
sumc no.e Ia. r n"a;tr tha,n .ho, ~. ~ ~
,nauc, ~ o.u y pa! ' ". Aa' -
o'sn p.op's .ss. =. .x,an.
Nos.ens ' Son,h "a oGo;.n. smy S S;.s
.u.eu ~ suo no1 s -. N o n"
TOT 'he psas SUI. " a ao ns o0laoy
nroIo, .""s sno III H.s. uou
walkers course YIN Islslenoo ~ ."e eIeo-
1'on, ana ~ou us Iso.al n'm " oompea ~" 70
feslgn, .ns oa.'. 49, -. 0
Ano .'me ~ ~ weu wy UVeti " oocIceu
Ies'sn1'vn =. 80 y: a ooLoAs . -.
we SCUM anu sn.. no ~" ~ 49,. w ntss
.airiy anu clsa.y v w N NJ nn.elsv y.
Won poncy =. .ne n.ns.s Noo.1 -. i no', "
urging anu oic.a.ns " .naea.s, los nl@. .a
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Wholasale Paper Ware house.
EArnn II fsaA rH.uW.

EATON y CkAEAANs tsfS
Rifth-st, bss. Maia aaa Jehnsoa loss.
nEALERs !. Priattns. Wrapping, Letter asa
- Writing Papsri Manila, hsrd.srs, Rest-
op$s, ead Invsiops Paper Bill. Legal aad Rist
Cap; Folio Post Donnss D,ards. a., H..
W. invite The attention II ths City sssds 70 or
stock, - oar papers ass good. 40 prices low.
Ordsrs from CoaLtfy Dsslsrs, fsintess, aAd
others, will receive prompt attsnties. oet1t1F
j. .. farr = Ce.'s PsoHi10 WSIsan9
an1 Copying Ttas1s.
vIvHEsE fixids have ressivsd tve silver sad
/ ons Brosss Medals. BESIDES 1kssea DipisnAs
q Ohio, psnnsyly a.a sthsr eesss - esssty
Fairs. II u uSsd u the di9ersss NeToAstlls Col
isgss, OAsss Bsaas and II III ~ Dissssa ssAseis
And BY Merchants. Doeh Keepers asl Accountants
geneSa lily In cnsiaAsii, v. IL gives sstira salts
faction, bsisg sassrbass1 IN bsssty, 1sility saA
durability Of eslorj II eansss - ssass1 ~ tAs
ss.alasia tssss. ssa .sssr ssrns ssova = 1spss.
Il hAs hssn asslyssd b. m sminsns RssasA she1-
ist and pseeosssad . superior article, ssatsiniag
less free aeid tAAA aay writing Anid - sss, Ar
aoldi cse.s:sI Yield 70! sas:Es.d,
Fifth a.. BET. Main Y JoAnsse,
oct77dtv kseksk, Iovs.
o1OGEA0. ATTENT1WNl
n ARRIsOh ,EA1Ok %. . "ciseiAsssi alss-
IL tasd," purs sasssls, sspssssiy for tabls
HARRISON ..ATox ! CO.. ..,.s.sA.A.L ssAt-
niag Yesss, ~ DALias Powder, sssivali.s.
HARRISON. RATION CO. i.pse.sd Gssssd
CsGss, for aaIs BY EATON = CLAEkkH,
oesi4dAw Tiffh. bet AsIs as1 JsAssss.
Darisw's Celebrates Ial 11Us
EN0R blssing clothes. Warranted the gtnsins
l. article. Gives univeyssl satisfsstion. Gre
Gers supplied h ths dosen er Ssoss.
xATUN 4 CLAFL1S, Sole AgsstA,
set3aA~ Fifth, bel. Maia and Jshnson.
~ vscxiSs. s.LvCAs.
(LSts sf Ersls, tcksbS, 81, ps.l
Elckle 4 l. o = o.,
M HAN e EMS,
Esss cor. ~ and Nain St.. KE0KUK, IOWA.
yNk receive Opposite, dis count paper, ard nsks
w selIsesioas, In this city and throsghoar sAs
Gorth-west
RxsAanxe bought and sold II eurrsnt rates.
Oold, Silver, and uncurrent money bought Ahd
sold.
Yint elan Business paper wanted.
FOREIGN kxcuAxoE,
Sterling Exckspgs IN Lsndoa, Dablin, ana ths
continent--frsm one posad nd upwards -st -.
1s1sd rates. ~ 1sxx
Sn-stsaufas yisitins ths siy IN invited y
cAil y ear a0ess where every iaiernation vii b
givsa ard The bsst rAtss paid Tor kastsyn drafts.
ARggRaxcKa.
Bsnk Repablis, Nov York City.
CsrpsstsSt vssmIlye, ~ WAll-st., D. YeTk.
1sA5AA LeeA Co. 1s}simoss, Nd.
Dsnleyy, l,sAke Co.. Cissnnssi, o..
-. Ticker ACoy ksshanes Bank .Chisags.
JsAn J .sAndsssen : Co., 81. Louis.
4esrea keld, Kseksk, lova.
hetds ehle1ds Co. -
nassh3-dlytn
~. ~-.s@
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Fer Rent.
vAk third story over tAs Banking house Il
johnson. Inquire Of ,. G. PARROT 1 CO.
ALSO, 1ren tAs S&h Of Nov, The stsre on Ne
corner Of ktftA and Dlondsau street, nov occupied
~ Taest 1isdals--ths hest stand ii the city ~
efs1ily gfeessy. Inquire next door, of ]. 6.
Cnasesa, e Il tks undsrsiensd.
nov3A v. r. VAN ANTWERP.
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GOLD WATCH LOST

A LADY'S GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN were
~ Lost OF Wednssday forenoon, Nov. 18th. prob
ably on Main Ut. The name Carver" was en-
grayed on the watch.
A liberal reward viii be paid fer tho return Of
the articles to WIN. LEIGHTON.
pyt
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WIN. w. BELKMAP,
AGENT FOR
i HARTFORD TIKEfNSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $4,000
PHOENIX INSURANCEcO .,oFHARTFORD,
CAPITAL $2O0, 900.
sTARINs. CO., or oaDENsBURGH, N. y.
CAPITAL Sl00, 700.
INSURANCE 10 the shove Companies effected OF
fair rates, aud Policies promptly Issued, on sp-
phi salon to w. w. BELkNAP, Agent.
nevi0dm Second Street.
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LILLIEB
FINE = DUR0LAR PnooT sAvss,

Fasfens1 ts3tk ki4 MomaTch B0Nk Lock-
UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
A 8 BEING THE ONLY RELIABLE FIRE
n and Burglar Proof 6alss combined, now In
uss. Hardly day passes but thoussnds Of dol
lars are sobbsd from Sheet Isen Safes, Or asc
buSnt up, asd tbs contents destroyed, whHs Lii
lis's Ssise, which have bssn severely tested both
By Ore and thisves, stand before ths pnblie
UNCONQUERE0S
. A fall assortmsnt Of Lillis's 6Afss e. ~ fpund
At TILLINGHAST. LANE ! BULLS.
noyAd Sign Of the Brosdaxs.
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uNe41UCTION IN WU0IU.
MlSe CA1LYLe, having Aal lens sxpsPisnse
IVA e AeaeAieg and prastising lnstfun entail "a
voeal Mpon, oosrs hss services - rupils vishlna
= pssessesAsassivps II tAsss asss.piisAAsnu.
Per tssms, -, apply -
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XF :

Ksok INK, MT. PIeAsans 4 Muscasin
RAIlYooa.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-03


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w '''' '-''l nv" i'-'' Oh 'Ae S"'-
-
,1 = 1,fte-e-s,, - ,, s.r,1s IN - -, 49, -
arc corauarativgl~ few this cold winter and + a.,
r.t fur, ,.I,er Glasses NJ t,-f,- s.rlo NOV ,,+;,r
H. ,,,r o,r-ss..,r.7,7+ fs+ +,.,., r 7,, 1.,.,- i.
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finished. and Who arc trerof,r, ,a-..-I c,.,,s,f.
but with this class as rule the teacher ,spa M r,
ieuccs but little trouble for the reason that tLcv gen
orally highly appreciate the advantages of education.
To The next class be.on. those who rarely If ever
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-03

ately. Meanwhile. while | am engaged
in summoning the troops, and preparing
for our departure, you may go INTO Rud-
der's room and have a chat with him, and,
if you feel disposed, may mention to him
the arrangement you have entered into, in
his name with me, and if he fully agrees,
you will, On coming out, re-enter the
court with your hat under your left arm.
| viii understand the sign, and depend
upon it, everything shall turn out salts
factorily.'
We quilted the room, and, on re-enter-
ing the court. / passed Immediately into
the chamber in which Herman was con-
fined. l told HIM of my proposition and
arrangement with the magistrate, and of
the later's promise that everything should
turn out well. Rudder was very much
affected, and expressed his qualification
by silently w-ringing my hand. After a
few moments further conversation, 1 left
him, to finish the Object Of our Journey.
] gave the magistrate, whose inquiring
eve anxioUslv met nine, and who was
ready and equipped for our march 10
Sauvergne-the sign agreed upon, and q
smile lit up his fat, rosy features. We
started immediately on horseback with a
mounted posse Of fifty well-armed men,
and reached our destination about FIVE In
the afternoon. Thirty men were Iulme-
diateIy placed on duty around the hause.
while the worthy magistrate and myself
backed by twenty more, entered the inn
whose infamous character invested It with
so much interest we started immedi-
ately for the vault; and provided with
torches, cautiously descended. We found
the assassins stretched upon the earth,
near the base q the stairs Though IN
sensible. they still lived, and were Imma-
diately lifted and borne 10 the travellers
room, while the magistrate, myself, and
half dozen soldiers, proceeded to make
2 hasty examination Of the vault. This
done, we fastened up stairs; and while
q cart was being GOT ready to convey the
prisoners to Anhalt, the magistrate busted
himself in placing seals upon the doors.
In few minutes everything was in read
mess, and we again put ourselves in mo-
ton and hurried back 70 hnhalt. In q
few DAYS, the assassins Of Sauverrna
Inn, paid on the scaffold, in the presence
Of assembled thousands, the penalty Of
their many crimes. As the magistrate
promised, everything Went well. Rudder
was pardoned; and it IS in his house al
Picardy, where, since the above events, !
have been enjoying all the felicity that
wealth, and the qualification Of every de-
sire can give to life, that / now pen the
closing lines Of this narrative.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
mia DELL lila.
IMPORTANT ANNOTNCFNy INT.


To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such rs
L SPEEMATURRHEA. SEMINAL WEAKNESS M
POTENCE, GONoRHHFA, GLEET, SYPHILIS Inc
Vice of ONANISM, or SELF ABUSE Sc. Sc
Tho HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view Of the awful
destruction Of human life caused by Sexual diseases and
the receptions practised upon the unfortunate victims
of such diseases by Quack, have directed their consult
ing Surgeon, a CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their
name, 10 give MEDICAL. ADVICE GRATIS 10 All r.--
sons thus afflicted, who apply by letter. with de,cr-
ton Of their condition. tsge. occupation habits Of life
&c, and in Of extreme poverty and SUFFERING m
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE
The Howard Association Is i benevolent Institution
established by special endowment for the relief Of the
sick and distressed, afflicted with ViruIeut and Eriden-
ic Diseases. Il has now surplus Of mems which the
Directors have voted to eXFend in advertising the above
notice It needless 10 add that the Association com
mands the highest Medical skill Of the age, and Will fur
nish the most approved modern treatment.
just Published, by the Association, Report on Srar-
matorrhOa, Seuinal Weakness the vice of ODauisl
Masturbarion SefAbuse. and other Diseases Of ~
Sexual Organs. by the consulting Surgeon which win IL
by mail, Gin sealed envelopeJ FREE OF CHARGE
on the receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage
Address, DR.. GEO. L. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon.
Howard Association, No. South NINTH Street Pbila
delphia, Pa By order Of the Directors
EZRA D HEARIWELL. President.
GEO FAIRCHILD, Secretary. n7-Iv
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For the Tribune

For the tribune.
Mr.. Enron Having noticed some time ago, an arti-
thought at the time, would some leisure moment
lay before the people similar complaint. Though not
much given to complaining, yet. sometimes and under
some circumstances, claim it a virtue to complain
five can by complaining, wake up the minds of some
good people in reference their duty towards common
schools, Heaven speed on otIr toilsome wav and
grant complaining spirit
If complain without cause we humblv ask vour
pardon: but if not, claim he airing.
Let uslook then at the great and manifold provis-
ions made by State Government for common
schools in order that education may be brought within
the reach of every child however humble the condition
See the broad and extensive plain open before us ivt
ing to partake Of its rich holesome fruits vet
how many find, who are blind to the delightful
scenery, and senseless to the golde odors.
When I hear read Of cases. of disnterest I an,
shocked and led to wonderwhat manner of people thew
are.
have taken much pains to introduce the subject
where have been acquainted generally meet with
Jealous and approving people though at times meet
with cold responses Such place where you may.
When urge the necessity of parental cooperation
am often met with the argument that parents have
other than this to seek after the welfare of their
children All this we admit but to what extent is II
necessary: Shall urge you seek the TIL Of your
great chest and from thence cast their faet the
Root ofal' evil " seek in distant cIimes the wealth
of corruption, to pour from the vessels destruction
upon their heads: No with one accord your voices
ring we want moi blessing of corruption our chill
dranl
Mark We them seek it not but rather lavish upon
the youthful plant the sunshine OF knowledge and the
dews of counsel That. alone, furnish them with
the riches, which time never discount or thieves
plumber.
Be attentive then TO your children that they are
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CAUSES OF ISsAyITy.--It is the PREVAILING
opinion that large majority Of cases of insani :
ty are the result of popular excitement, or the
various isms that prevail so generally in these
latter days. In examining the reports Of the
Superintendent of Lunatic AsyIums in diff
ferent States, we find the prevailing cause to be
Lqtemperanee The followingitems cleaned from
the reports of the Insane Asylums IN Massachu-
sets (where as many isms prevail as in any
State) show about fair proportion of cases
caused by intemperance throughout the Union.
At the Taunton Hospital, the principal causes
of insanity IN the patients admitted last wear
are stated thus: from intemperauce - re-
llgious excitement, ); spirit-rappinrs' s.
The report adds the important remark that =
In q very large part of the cases il is found ON
inquiry that there is hereditary tendency to
insanity in the family to which the patieat be-
longs"
The Worcester Hospital reports that a cases
arose from i'll health Of various kinds u from
intemperance; 10 from jealousy from re-
HgIous excitement; , from Spiritualisu- OF
the whole number of eases. Sc were hereditary
and p hereditary and periodical The Super
lntendent Or. Bemis,) appcnds the very
significant statement, that. The popular ex-
element of the day has not brought To us 81
many patients rs IS generally believed by the
community at large"
The same is true in other States.
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Mineral Point District Ministerial Association
70 Je he'd at BENEFITS Chapel on Dodqe,iHe Cir
caL, outte Second Tuesday IN April, 4. D. 1857
Preaching on Tuesday evening by Rev. W. T.
DELAP.
on Wednesday evening by Rev. JOHN
BLAcKHURsT-Subiects optional
Essay. CALLENDER-Uulity and best meth
cd Of conducting Camp Meetings.
g H. WooD-The best method of promoting
Bevivals.
J. BLAckuvEsr-Diyinity and Personality
of the Holy Ghost.
NJ. CRowNovEE-Identity of the Redeem
ed in Heaven.
J. 7. PRToR-On Church Discipline.
-" Z. 5. HUED-Best method of conducting
Prayer Meetings.
" E. PAGE-On Pastoral Work
Sketch. II. SrAGG-CoI, lis
Essay-W. +. DELAP-Human Depravity.
Z" J. D. AUGHAwoUr-Repentance
e y. MAYNE-Faith.
4" L. Fl. Observation-Disclosures
" J. SIMs-Christian Perfection.
Question for Discussion-Is it expedient TO
build Pewed meeting houses for the purpose of
selling or renting the pews?
JAS. T. PRYOR, Sec. pro. ten,
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Z Glass o1 Brandy.

% rl9SS Of Ira ntfv r0r't Irr-,f INV
bodvr WIZ I-,,0,,, ! 49,, -, l.,
i nov o., L;o5 - ~, -, - 80,
l. Loa1.-- 81. Il, 80, r., - ~,
Iaarirg If rr;nea r7r, h. : ONO 10 - o ,.,,
merchant rrigoaz. His f.ra ,va-rs H.
hue of health. and NV :. - aC,a -
fffv odd he has he r,.~l- aI,s,.,. s,7r, ~
our vr,I,rr r,a7, il ,,.l..,t--.f;,.. o,I 80
more fulI of ,o;-f5 and vii tran he and
7 know H. newer dimes zvi,boI-f I.rarJ,,
and water. and never roas 10 he'd wifbc,l-
terrapia or oyster supper. with plenty
Of champagne. and more than that he was
never known to be drunk. So here is a
living exernrlar and disproof oe the tenn
perance twaddle about the destructive
effects DC q temperate use Of Good Il
0uors.'
Now it SO happened that this specimen
Of safe brandv-drin,liug was a reLauoa q
ours. He cied in year OF two aftc-
that Of chronic diarrhoe2, a common end
OF those who are never drunk, nor ever
out Of liquor. lie left his widow d
splendid mansion UD town. and a clear
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-03

CHIEF JUsucE.-From the correspondence
published below, it viii be seen that Chief JUS
tee WmToN has been solicited by a large num-
Der Of citizens to become a candidate for re-
election to the Office he has so honorablv filled
for the last four years, and that he accepts the
invitation. He is now fairly before the people
of the State as a candidate for Chief Justice,
and that too without the aid of caucusing or
conventions That he viii be reelected we
have not the least doubt As man fitted for
the office, he has no superior, and few equals in
the State.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-03

New 1oEK TowN ELEoTIoYs-It appears that
IN nearly every county in New York, those
natural allies, Know NothiDgs and latter dav
Democrats united against the Republicans in
the recent town elections. IN most instances,
however, they have been beaten. II those old
s'aunch Democratic counties of Steuben. St.
Lawrence, Herkimer and Delaware. the Renpb-
llcans are generally triumphant The dark Ian
tern even in the hands of Democrats, fails 70
light the path to preferment.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-03
FOR SALE.

T'HE subscriber offers for sale the follow n I'D
/ ated in Grant Co. The N0FtL-wesJ a-H--. vs.
Southwest quarter Of Section No. loNls s5-g.--
Of Range No . west the Northeast quaT5s' --,.-
west quarter and Southeast quarter ~ Aol 5-s---
ter Of Section 2 Township No. Of Range ~ Ea-
The land is situated about miles from tie y -s.ls
and the Wisconsin River. on the road berFvea 80
and Wingvile. and Is good farming lara. w.. =. ra'-
and well timbered. Apply 10 the suose'i't -
wick, or TO John Burris, near the nTeIa,-7 rrrGsy
sOnable. IAIlhE" 49,
Feb q 1877 n--4vs