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HAIR by E-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A Bachelors Hair Dyei


All others limitations, and should he avoided
If you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, OR RUS, HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful ana Natural Brown Black without the iJast
injury 10 Hair o. skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been award
ed to VIM A. Bachelor since 1889 and 00o0 ap-
Fcations have been made the Hair of his patrons OF
his famous Dye.
WA. A. BATCHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from nature and is
to injure in the least however loHg il may be
inued, and the i'll effect of Bad Dyes Tee,ied the Hair
inyigoratod for life by this splendid Dye.
Made, sold or applied lin private rooms the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
- The Genuine has the name and address upon a
steel plate engraving four sides Of each Box of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
xiv1y 233 Broadway New York
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OCEAN TRANSIT COMPANY,

EDWARDS, LOCKWOOD & Co Proprietors, off oes in
New York 422 IL Broadway and Catham Square New
York
Parcels and Packages forwarded to England, Wales
Scotland Ireland and the Continent of Europe Small
Parcels to Great Britain Ireland delivered at their
destination
Draftsin sums to suit from SCI Sterling upward.
SEQ. ". COBB,
Agt- Mineral Point
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WIGS-WIGS-WIGS

BACHELORS WIGS AND TRoUPEEs surpass all
They are elegant, light easy and durable.
Fitting to chsru-no turning up hehind-no shrink
ing OF the head indeed, this is the only
where these things properly and made
xtv-ly oSs Broadway New York
& D. FULFORD, Agent.
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iaLrSoss REeUBLIos> STATE CoNyESTIoN-The
Republican State Convention Of Illinois, met 4,
Springfield on lie 10th inst. About 1900 del
egafes we're in attendance. Hon. JAS. Mr. p,
IT Mclean County. was nominated for re-eiec-
tipn 10 the State Treasury, and NEwroS Bars-
rsS, Esq. Of Morgan County, for State Super
Inlend;lnt
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skxsiRLr.-The Editorial Convention, the
,ifae ior holding which there has been - much
dI-. ate. las loel mutually postponed until
tie FIRST = edne--,lsy IN OcJol.cr-the third day
Il the state Far We most heartily approve OF
tie time fixed. and lore 10 be ola hand.
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Banking & Exchange Office of
l., Ill. WuIrTIE>EN.
OF the late urn, IF Q. {. Wasabara s co

OF the late Erm If Q. {. Hasabarn s CO.
For Sale-Sight Drafts
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND GERMANY,
ami France, Holland. Belgium, Norway, sweden,
Denmark Switzerland and all other countries Europe.
ENTERTAINERS, CLAIMS AND MONIES
in any city in Europe, collected promptly aud
proceeds RENTED IS may request
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We are now prepared with ful and complete stock
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOW Err SEEDS
OF the new CROP to supply any demand wholesale and
retail, the very best of terms.
Our stock Is new Gas We do not consgn seeds and take
none back 10 mix again. and much of if -ro, nm
der our own directions in this State n,r7 .t,ct =,
European seeds is imported directly by ourselves fon,
the most reliable growers in England and France
We feel confident no better advantages 10 ~. nulc
can be offered than give We cordially nyif
an examination OF our stock before purclras or
stock consists in part of Spring Wheat BARLEY Torn
Peas, Beans, etc, very large Garden Seed,
and fun assortment of Fi0c- Seeds choice varie-
ties Also $50 bushels pure Lhinese Sugar Cane Seed
Constantly hand large Of ericuIturaI
and Horticultural Machines and implements
Full priced seed and implement catalogues sent upoa
receipt ofstamp TO pay postage
HENRY d. ENREY K co.
n5-3m 20i Lake Street, Chicago.
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EQUAIIzING THE COREUPriox BoNDs.-Tn the
report OF the Investigating Committee Rufus
hlng OF the Sentinel, was reported to have re-
ceiVed Slo,0OO OF the corruption bonds while
Mr- Sharpstem Of the News only received Il :
OOl The Madison Patriot Tins explains how
TINS discrepancy occurred. From The particu-
iarlty with which the information is given. we
suppose that 1t muct have been derived from
Mr. Noonan, who sold out his interest in the
News 10 the La Crosse r. II. managers. aud
thus became cognizant of the several parties who
were engaged IN the purchase of the News:
The La Crosse Railroad purchased the News
concern for hIn, and placed Sharpsteiu In it
Byron kIlbourn paid $1,000 of the money c.
+. Jenkins. jackson HALEY and others Of the
Direction, from $500 TO $1,000 apiece The os-
tenslble interest of kilbourn, was given to Joe
l-athrop, with the understanding that Joe was
to pay for 1t IN profits of job printing for the La
Crosse road Il was urged as Il reason WHY n
change of Editors Of the News was necessary
that hIlbourn and the La Crosse road wanted
an organ 10 sustain Barstow and the La Crosse
road The thousand dollars corruption bond
that appears in the Report of the Committee
was probably the balance of $1,000 to make
him equal IN amount with his neighbor of the
Sentinel" --@s
The fact as published in the Eastern Journals
that the Sentinel got $1,000, and the News
only $1,000, was calculated TO depreciate the
character Of the latterto what is generally term
ed dog -chcapness.-THc Wisconsin
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. ESEMAN' Pills.
Prepared by Cornelius L Cheeseman, NJ. D.
)
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK CITY.
Tho combination of ingredients in Pills are the
result of long and extensive practice. They are mile
in their operation, and certain correcting all ire
arties Painful Menstruations removing all nlstrp-
tons whether from cold otherwise hea.lachr II,
the side paitati0n of the heart whites all nervous at
econs Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and limbs
&c, disturbed Sleep which from interruptio f
nature.
10 MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, they viii bring
on the monthly period with regularity. Ladies who lav,
been disappointed in the of other pill, eau place, the
usHost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all tht
they represent to do.
NOTICE.
There IS one condition Of the female system in Lieb
the Iffs c1HHot be taken Wuhoat groduciuo PECff-
TAX RESULT The condition referred fY Is pREf,-
NANC1-the result, MISCARRIAGE. Speh . fhe ,r-
TeSSfabe Tendency Of the medicine rcstorc the srny
J""ctons to normal conditions fhat eseH The repy.5
tire Pocer nj Hoture cannot resisf IT,
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from ANYTIME
Injurious. Explicit directions which should be read az
company eseh box. Price 81. Sent by mail on ,ncl
ing - TO the General Agent
= Sold by Druggist in every town in the United
States.
r. Il. IIUTCTIINGS,
teherai Agent for the Emitted STATES.
165 Chambers street New Yort
u n ffoIzp, agent, Mineral roist; Boiler s,,,,,
X Co, Chicago; II. Blakesly, St Louis IL.
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SFrFsIL Hou-E-The card If The Newlall
House, Milwaukee viii He fouud IL orr columns
to-day. Ills Is lie most popular House IN Mil
waukes We understand from those who have
made It tier hon.e While IN the city Of Bricks,
tAat lis pop iarily il has attained - really de
served Ary Of our citizens Who may sisil Mil
vaakce, viii remember the Newhall House.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

I)ILLlARD TABLES offer for sale my c..e-
ID biatel denomination Cnshio BiIli; rd Ia
ht">. Ais" large stock ct Balls Cues. Cloths Cue
Tips. and Cue Wax. Buyers Will do v eli 10 cali and
examine
''d rabies re-cushioned and rePirvd short notice.
Second hand Tables tor Sale cll,au
u Orders 10y lus'lt Promptly attended to.
49,. n T. GRIFFITH, late Grinith & Bro.
h,tnrd Table Manufacturer. No. - Franklin street
-''N 4. - Chicago. Illinois
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IS 1t LIS been recently estimated by scien-
tihc men t,Iat there are eight hundred millions
of pounds sterling. in gold and Jewels. at the
bottom of the sea, OF the route between England
and India.
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The Right Of Search.

Tie f,Howing are tile resolutions which we're
adopted unanimously in the United States SEN
a'es the day Of ITS Adjournment, relat! 10
tie British Aggre-~ions upon American Com
merce in Tire Gulf Of Mex,c, The unanrmitv
IN the Senate The SUBJECT. faithfully reflects
tine Public sentilnent or tie country IL cannot
he permitted IN the vessels Of Wa belonging Ia
aay Foreign power to interfere with, or modest.
American ships. bearing tie American tiar-. in
to-. peaceful pursuits o. commerce
hesoirof Is the judgement OF lie Senate
is.at American vessels cu tie high seas, Ia flmt
uf peaces hearing the American fac. r,maIn nm
def the protection of the country to which thcv
belong. AID therefore any VIOLATION rnolestati,,f,
~ d.lsl ZION OF such vessels 10y force OF bv the
exhibition Q! ialss on tie rari vi foreign pow
r. L a derogailon # the sovereignty ofthc Uli-
gei States.
Re@otold. That the recent and repeated viola
tIons Ut Tins immunity. committed -, vessel, at
A. belonging Z" tae navy Of GIeat Britain, ia
To. coll II Mexico and adj acent sens by firing
Into. Inteffuiling. and Otherwise iolcIblv de-
tanning them GA taeIt voyages, ieguFe~, IN tie
judgment ~ The Senate. such uneaufvocal and
faal disposition ii the subject. bt tic govern
Hienl % h'leat Britain and the United States
touching he nights InYoit I'd. shall satisfy tie
Just demands 81 tins government apd preclude
hereafter the occurrence 81 IKE a. gre~>lou
I.oNt.bc1. hal the Acu..te futlv approves the
action 81 lie Executive ~ sending naval force,
10 The infested scas Win orders lo protect all
Vessels o lie nied States ou the hieh -tsl.
Iea se.,reh ~ detention az the e,>at~-,I-wr il
Semitic HAT. + II become utco--.ifE >uei ,t..,t-
iist.ssl legislation should he supplied In ana of
tie Executive power - vii make sch I,lolc,-
Ton cteeiaal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

New WILDCAT BASK.-Messrs. Joseph Brit
tan, Arthur Britain, Joseph Doollttle. VIM. NJ.
Newcomb and VIM. c. Ritchie, of Beloit. Wis
cousin. have associated themselves together TO
establish bank of deposlte discount and cir
culatIon at the village Of Warrcnsville Mara
mon Co " Iscon>ln. 10 be called - The Orient al
Bank The capital stock is $4,000, and is di-
yIded INTO five hundred shares of 500 each.
each OF the stockholders named above holding
loJ shares as appears from the certificate OF IN
corporation recorded in the office of the RepIsfer
of Deeds IN Marathon county.
The bank Is to commence business the first of
July next; and the corporation Is to terminate
July lst l90S. There is no such yilage in Mar
atbon Co as "arrensville, and the corporation
appears very much Ike the other Wildcat"
banks OF this region, although il NAV possess
the sanction OF the great Confucius. and other
not I'd worthless IN the " Grand Oriental Eyancel-
&c Order OF l0Jl-" We suggest that there be a
conventional meeting Of all the Lodges of :. The
Order. In Marathon Co, the first Of july next,
IN honor of the grand entrance" of this Wild
cat INTO the ring. = Central Wisconsin
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Euery Female Should Read
THE FEMALE MEDICAL PRECEFOR;
OF, THIRTY YEARS STUDY AND EXPERIENCE,
EsYKci DEVOTED TO
DISE4S ES OF WOMEN,
BY COR ELIUS L. CHEESEMAN,M.
YORK CITY.
An Instructor, a Gusde and Physician
In which embodied fall knowl
edge necessary the welfare married about
be marred) of the process conception pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers, wei the
methods Of which many of the may be obvated
teaching the system may he iuvigor.tea
stored proper tcne after having Frustrated
by complaints incidental the human frame. Also
much PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION, which viii OBJ
vate the necessity OF great amount of sickness aud
enable the observant reader be- great extent
own physician.
TENTH EDITION.
This Book is more available to the understanding Of
the non-proessona reader, and skiIIfuy eaboFa
ted planned arranged and carried oIit than any work
of its kind before the public. While it gives whole
particulars and in aspects exclste
ton upon OF the delicate affairs connected
With system. It should lie placed he HANDS
Of every female, single married.
PRICE 90 CENTS.
This work also contains prescriptions by the Doc
in his practice for the positive Serefaoas
Erppioas- Ferer aud 4gHc-Secere Conghs and Colts,
-Rhenmatis DyspePsia-F Failing eff Of tie Bair SC,
&c, Sc. any which prescriptions may prove
great value 10 the reader.
This book viii be seat by mail free of postage the
reception gifts price, which may either money
or postage stamps All orders should be addressed
r. p. HUTCHINGS,
xiyly 165 Chambers Street, " I.
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connected with the establishments, and work Of TIM
htu1 Is executed la Ncry Superior manner.
\ new Specimen Book Is ready for delivery an
viii hc sent 10 parties ting order.
iii II. l. DODGE, 1reasHTer
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TIN ~esNpt> ,e4,> ittuepif, lHe f.llop in-,
i t-hen fen the south Bend (lud.) Register VT
ofi lsal-Hen schuyler Coitas. NJ. O. ed
tor
Hr -argIy allude to Patent Medicines cdi-
sortiiy leaving them e. -leak tor themselves IN
at.r advertising colamas; lut il i only sheer
iastee to ~as that Dr Roback.- scJndina, ian
ksns'iies arr performing -nrne Ntr;ordnarv
cores ia Northern and Central Indiana. and
sally seem u be worthy IF trial ~ II aiIlict-
oi. &c ha,e naticed ~ our Indiana exchanges
siong. accounts i Three four rrrnark able cures
Effected ~ them within Tie Y. month. crrti-
tiei 81 by persons with whom We are WEI ac-
qnaiuted And ,eiec. from then, tue follow
in@, because tie signature viii bc well known
I" ail ouf citizens. Mofrs Morris Is one 81 th,
t.ast valued aud widely known residents Of Iu-
annapolis. va for many years State Auditor
and ENJOYS the highest confluence of all who
know lin. lie has just voluntarily Published
the annexed certificate ii tie indianapolis Jour
nal See advertisement
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lh8N Nsf IIt> es-ES--->hatI .Sttlu tie IA
ts"r ST - Il iwankee NsrrS ard Post Na.f-r II,
That CITY wt,H tie i.eooiuptoH tsud va. 6r-f
Administered tato Congress. tauk a bold and nam
= ~t&iti a+.a4pst IT, .rRouEelug il ~ yluatIe If
us f..Htil IS II i.e hemaelati, parJy Bur ua
ss"ass bad Tie word come 90 from aslingr;,T.
that theS. deaunciailons were rank hereSy
.8tl 3e teeS another t-ek, and fill VIOLENTLY IN
iese y .lh iseoapteH. His official head Vas n
a.sis4ssf, aud e Shit 70 save it. But Il apsr-
ia, "a uHSratetsl Senate dad not All recilts IA,
esRttliN Al + : new announced that .lre
'Hsa'ssr> al That cody a.ciIatd II confirm liz
hoiniai.ion He bid high and lost Som,
-, oeeot ! similar sttstt.'!e. ulJy meet
Viii : situllaE fate GaIena fUtsrirr
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" ECUS NEKk Ale

Auf allie Hacrtpletze in Deutsc HAND und der
5 weiz, Frankreich, Holland Belgien, Norwegen-
Sch .eden Danemsrk, und allen audern Lssnde N Euro
pas.
ERBSCHAFTEN GELDER,
uud allie anderen FoIderungen werden in jedem orte
Europas eincassirt- 10
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

ExcHANGE On London for sale in sums of 81 ster-
lIlirz ana upwards
GEO. u. COBB
Once Stone Ware House, near r. r Dspot
Dated, April 9th. T. =,
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80 THE ArLrHrIc ron jay j. received. 1t
! . brilliant number. The contents are: The
cataconlIs q Rome, Three Of u; What a
Nreieiaed woman said TO Ne; Songs Of the Sea.
Tie kitlvch Estate, and How is wa Settled
! Peiilous Bivouac November-April The
Gaucho. NadcmolseIle's Campaign; The Swan
ssatls u Farsan Avery Tie Deaslow Palace !:
1itrtle Flo" eTs; Chcsuacook the Autocrat OF
tie Breakfast Table, e particularly spicy chap
tet u Tie American Tact Society Notc 10 tie
oat4con4bs II Rome; Literary Nolices
AEw fdsr GFf1aK.-A new Post Office La
been established Al Blanchard's Mil in In Fav-
cttec Co. and Mn A. BLAxcuARD received lie
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L. y. FULFORD, Agent.
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H. IL. HUTCHINES,
g. enerai Agent for the Unite a,

l63 Chambers Street New York
u n To tfvITD, agent, Mineral Poitt; noilc, s,,tt
X Co, Chicago; II. Blakesly, St Louis n
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PRINTING ESSES
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15
Another.

Tn our last issue we referred to A. D. Mad era, lormrely grand secretary uf the know notb- Ing order Tn this State. and to R. H. Forester also at one time very prominent know noth. Ing ot Harrison county, as having renounced all allegiance to "Sam" and signifed their inteu. ton hereafter to act with the democratic party. This week we are gratified to announce another patriot, Tn the person of B. F. Mitchell pro- minent citizens of Henry county. who cannot longer stand know nottingham now that it's leaders are attempting to black republicanze it. MT. Mitchell was at one time secretary of the Know nothing council in Montgomery county ana up to thls time was of the intense Ameri- can stripe; but he cannot longer stay with his party, as It IS going over to the enemies of the south, and declares himself democrat. There are hundreds of others in the State, who. like Manelra, and Forester, and Mitchell, are un- wiling to affiliate with the black republicans. ahd who will follow their example 50 soon as ,"e,f eyes are opened to the tricks of their party 'e'uefs. The following extract from the letter oi MT MT Mitchell to the Louisville Courier is So..thy .ne 1e attention of every friend of the oou,n we commend 1t to their perusal.
 - my J"oSment the American party is de- 'i".ioiiailzeo ana has no strength excentino in le" southern localities. The pronosjtion .o uhi'e all parties opposed to the democracy into one great party, the chief element of which viii De black republicansm, is abhorrent to ma and ought to be indignantly rejected by every friend of the Union, north and south. That such fusion is contemplated, by too many of the leaders of both the American and black re- publican parties, is evident from the public speeches of those leaders, and from the open declarations of such papers as the Cincinnati Gazette and Louisville Journal. never join. ed the American party for the mere sake of op- position to the democratic party. Nor can be transferred to an opposition peoples party, for the unworthy purpose of offering factious op- position to great and patriotic party, which is acknowled ged by all candid men to be national in its organization and its purposes.
 In view of the facts which have briefly hlnted at hereby announce my intention to vote hereafter for the candidates of the demo- cratic party, believing, as do, from evidence entirely satisfactory to me, that it is the only national party in exstence.- Gsorgetown (Ky ] Gazette.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15

greatly outweighs any single mans preteDsions. MT. Us talents. character and position will give him much influence if he choose to exercise if iu bringing about that union. Will he so use ms Influence? If the opposition should unite ana nominate a slave-liolding American, like Grittenden or Bell, or slave-holding whie. like Rlves ot Virginia, or Graham, of N orth Carolina will MT: Lincoln support the nomination? If ne wbll thus promise, we do not see why Ameri. cans and whigs can withhold from him zeal. ous support. We had supposed him to be an ,lhpracticable abolitonst or something near if rom the representation of his views made hv Dous,as Tn hls Chicago speech, but after read Ing the speeches of Lincoln at Cticaoo and opflngheld, we find that he has been most oross- Y misrepresented by Douglas He mersIv |, siss that slavery shall be confined to ts nreser, territorial hmlts theory, which altho,,oh wrong, IS of impractical import, as climate will eHectually do that without the aid of law Ha fully comedies the right of each State to regu. late slavery for itself, and denounced the i1ea ot any aggression upon slave holders within the States. If the democracy is to be defeated and another party placed in power, as every oppos- ton man hopes. the policy of eectng Senator who will sustiln that other party is too obvious to need comment
 But if Mir. Lincoln will not % for a union of the opposition parties, nor for merging them in a rlvival of the old whig party, then ne has no claim to American or whig support In that event, the Americans and whigs should vote for neither him nor Douglas, but so use their strength as to elect as many representatives of their own to the Legislature as they can.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15
Tribute of Respect.

WHEREAS, The members of Springfield Lodge, GU. D.) Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons, have learned with deep regret the death of their highly esteemed Brother, JOHN T. HAMILTON, who departed this life on the 3Oth day of August, A. D. 1858, after finger ing and painful illness.
 And WHEREAS, Our deceased Brother has gone out from our midst and been called from labor in our terrestrial Lodge to refreshment in that Grand Lodge above where all good Masons at last hope to arrive. Therefore
 Resolued, That in Brother Hamilton, we re- cognized a good. true and worthy Brother, an affectionate husband, a kind father, and gener- ous neighbor.
 Resolved, That by his departure to that " un- discovered country from whose bourne no tra- veler ever returns," wer ar again forcibly re- minded that in the midBe of life ws ars in death.