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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-08

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Dick Tlnto) In Antique Morocco.
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It imhedately assumed a prominent place en- The ele-
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distinguished women. Engraved from original PIs.lrss.
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IFving's Washington.
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IrviDg's Life Of Washinston. With tvsGrg-alo bslau
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Roberts views in the Holy Land.
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Book of Gem: or, the Poets and Artists
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The Sons of the Brave. Illustrated.
The Book of Celebrated Poems. Illus
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The Dairyman's Daughter. Illustrated.
The BarefoOted Maiden. Illustrated
Life of Luther. Illustrated
Barry Cornwalrs Dramatic Scenes and
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Poems. By William Cullen Bryant.
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The Golden Legend. Illustrated.
Voices of the Night. Illustrated.
Evangeline: A Tale Of Acadie.
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A FRAME COTTaGE ard IS as..s Of land about three
"A and a half mites from the CT g.
y. 70. G. b.. w. BROWN.
janS-2m f4l, cherry street.
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Hickory Grove, ST. Charles Co., No.. Wow TO- 1851
PROF.. U, EOOD.-Dsar ar: s us me las. sumner
were induced some OBJ gouE U.-i Restorative and
ITS effects Eee vslleTlI, We lei 10 caly 10 you alG
.ls li.cled7 20 report it.
little sons hc-l for time had been perfectly
covered with and some called .r-ad head Inc ba
aIuest entirely came OF ia consequence, wueu irrrr
Cel s4derUI advised use 1 your tergyive
OBJ. go wit7 'e hope OF success, bur our surprise
that all our friends y1ry -R applications rem vgt tb
dsea entirely and luEUTaut crop of bsr s0Ug
started out, ami &c can now say our 5y hss a. beaTy
o. u-u- crop OF h4E as any OtEsr child
We therefore do hereby recommend your Restora
i've a. perfect remedy ali disease Che seal and bafr
VI are yours re- pgcifuIIy.
GbOkIL vs. HIGGiN GOTHAM.
sAkAd a. EIGGINBOIHAM,
Garl.ue faine, June p, 1855.
PROF. o. J. WCOD-Dear SIr: have used two BONA.
Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and can truIy ya
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New, Un the grsatF. Y. Wire railing EstabisbmenJ and
4 Market ST., LOUIS No. And sold Dy all GOOD Ug
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W. H.. WEBB. C. c. JONES, J. WEBB SMITH
~. "a. ~ ElEBB &2 60
Successors 90 Lvell, ,gg5 sz ro.,)
Wholesale CIOthers,
NO. Ga, Public Square,
Nashville Tenn

TTAVTNG bought out The entire iutrrasts0f A. c. & A B.
II E.ucH. WILL Cl The 4.l0i rr ensuing year. move
our taas Of Clothing 90 80 c. Public square lew doors
.lr.a Of the .- Ef.r &c ..a lace u-eUa 10 con fine
ur..Ivas exclusively 3D. EEa s business and rs.Bge
ur.H solicit zoe s0-s before pureH4s-
.. 3V1nr7 dec t-. w. n ~ EBR a. co.
Nc are rg.etilE choice sock OF Family Grucerer, and
W shall hEvr constantly hand every hiuE usually KeUt
lire SIC invite p-la.u.ar attention choice I0l
us 81 CD. 90 30. .- EprLL COLLEGE street
jarl-lm FREEMAN BROTHERS.
ChOICe Chewing Tobacco and CisaIs.
EFT have in store large lot Capt L-.utz c5lebrst
W Cdbr--ts Of Ingac.H ali bis veil known Pau-clEs
brudto -rive n Anew days. excer brands, when
say those Who HlIL #- ar article that they ind
%, va0 e-a.U or retail AZ Eg o. l1a street.
Also q large lot Oi LlEEhorl O. trmls.ead, with many
other brands %. fa5 Virginia IgnsgguIud I0r Ui good
tennessee Tobacco tia. prices o.
2 lease the buyer
We c1nuu6eto keep genuine Imported. Havana Cigars
Domestic and German dc. pes Scotch SNUFF, SMOKING
Tobacco, &c, Sc.
JW LANGLEY O. CO..
dec y "A Union Street.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06

MOVEMENTS OF THE EARru-The
miidness Of the present season has drawn
forth many curious speculations rs to the
causes. 4 change Of the currents of the
ocean, and the approach of the Gulf stream
by fifty miles OF more towards our coast.
! have been announced as remarkable
facts. which may have some relation 10
the 81 beet. We Will now add another
sill more curious TACT for the eonsidera-
+ lion OF our readers: /" The British asiron-
omer royal. n his last annual report, re-
/ ferred to certain mysterious changes of
I level and direction OF one OF the Instru-
menis. one occurring with changes of
temperature, the other al the equinoxes.
and he Inag glnes some increment Of the
earth itself 10 be The cause of these re
u,arkabie phenomena. Those who are
acquainted with the perfection of the IN
struments used irrthe great observatorl es.
/ the permanency of the TRANSIT and eaaa-
toria1 Instruments, and the accuracy of
measurements depending on their aecu-
+ rac7, will understand thai sheSs n1ysteri-
Gus changes alluded 10. are y. The highes.
degree important and astounding T. The
earth changing the inclination of IL axis
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had almost reached the years of woman
hood, | believe, preferred remaining in
Mineral Point, which she did, with we'll
known citizen, who had taken her as she
/ desired. to reside at his house.
The Mother of this girl was none other
than the person of whom | have spoken,
who arrived in this City on the oath of
June last. She came here with the ex-
pectation Of embracing to her fond bosom
the darling child of her heart, which she
had not seen for many years. But sad
was the gre eting between this same Moth
er and daughter who, Just thirteen years
ago IN a foreign country. embraced each
other with fervent out pourings of love.
mingled with sorrow. on the eve of her
chiId's separation .com her IN that darI,
land.
Had her only Child refused to aclsowl-
edge her2
Alas, such was the case. The girl
told her that she could not be her mother
for that her mother had been dead for the
last four year.
The mother retu rned to her boarding
house almost hear broken at the conduct
of her child. But the gen tleman's sym
pathy was aroused TO action upon hearing
the story of the mother, vet some doubt
existed in the mind of Mr.. G. as to the
truth of the statement, whereupon he at
once made enquiry of different persons
who had been acquainted with the lady
relations, and her statement was confirm
e sufficient as 10 PARTLY satisfy Mr. G.,
and be at once sent for the Morther to
come TO his own house, where the daugh-
ter was. and placing the daughter in the
arms of her own dear mother he retired
to another apartment.
Would that ! could describe the scene
which took place in the house of this
gentleman, but pen and language can
not describe it. suffice i TO say, that Old
Mineral Point was never the theatre OF
a more heart rending scene than the one
which was ac ted by the Mother and her
Daughter. They ciasped each other to
their bosoms, and upon the lips of her on
y child, the Mother imprin ted kiss after
f1iss in token Of a Moth er's Ioye-such as
true mother can only give-while tears
ran down The car e-worn, weather beaten
cheeks in torrents, ut the over powering
Joy she had realized-thus the mother and
daughter m ct in free land, and became
+ reconciled to each ther.
A day or two after the al ore tool,
place, the mother bid adieu TO her daugh-
er, and started for the City of Eau Clair,
with high expectations of meeting her re-
Iations, whom she has not seen for twelve
or thirteen years, leaving her daughter
still in charge of tho gentlema n, who, is
not entirely satisfied; but will, as soon as
confirmed by the lady's relatives, with
whom he has been we'll acquainted
+ that she is really the Mother Of the young
lady, who now resides, at present, in his
family. l was informed BY the lady that
the hospitality Of he gentleman's House
vas at her command al any and all times
she wished to visit her daughter-I could
expect nothing else from him, for he is q
gentIeman "out and out
Mineral Point, July Sd, 1S5S.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06
WHERE Mosau1ros CoMu FRoa.

WHERE MosaUIros CONF FRoa
These pests of summer proceed from the
animaleules. commonly called the 'swigg.e
TAIL II bowl of water IS placed IN the
summers sun for few DAYS, number
of " wiggle tails" will he visible, and they
will continue in size till they reach three
sixteen,hs of an inch in length. remain
ing longer at the surface as they approach
maturity. as if seeming to live on infu-
ences derived from the two elements of
air and water finally they will assume a
chrysalis form, and y an increased spe-
cifc gravity sink TO the bottom Of The
bowl A few hours only 7ail elapse when
+ a short black fuze or hair will grow Out
on every side of each, till il assumes the
form of a minute ca,erpiller. It's specific
gravity being thus counteracted II viii
readily float 10 the surface. sud be waited
/ to the side of the bowl by the silghtesl
I breath of air. In short time fly viii
I be hatched and escape, leaTlng ats tsss
house upon the surface of the water.
/ ANY one who has had r'stern IN tbs
ward has doubtless observe he same ef
feet every summer, although he may bs
| ignornant of the beautiful and simple pro
| cess of development. IL a pitcher o
cistern or other water containing these
anirnalcuies is placed in a close room ovel
aight. from all mosquitoes have been prev
iously excluded, enough masquitos Wi
Sreed from it during The night to give an,
satisfac ory amount Of trouble. La fact
standing by a shallow, half stagnant poo
on ,nldsummer's day, the full develop
Inent of any nnmber Of < wiggle tails" 1
+! the mosquitos s.ate can be witnessed, an
a .he. origin of these distnrbers Of niallt'
slarnbers thus fully ascortained II Seen
tlfic American.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06
Y ATOM & FOX.

Attorneys and Councillors At LAW.
VIII practice IN All Courts If the State, aud IN te
L aitrd states hi~}rict court
Particular attention tteR to collecting ~ All parts
cf the state -
Will also Go ! General Agency husins s.
ice ia Niltou,s Blog6, Mineral Point lows co.. Fl
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06
A Picture from Harner.

We have looked with good deal of
editication over a picture IN Harper's
Weekly for the 10Th inst. It is a repre-
seutation Of Meat Market, behind which
stands ruddy countenanced dealer in
fresh meats He has in his hands
string of human figures, not unlike
:. string of suckers in appearance, label
ed i" Wisconsin SeTate.' To his left IS
single figure, harging o. what may be a
hook IN a bgtcher's stall, or might be
gibbet, Ia beled Price $50, 600" OFF to
his right is a lot of figures, pendant from
a beam, lot of scufvy looking fellows re-
sembling Pump Carpenter, Gen. King,
and others, labeled " A lot Of Editors
CHEAP" IN front Of the counter is a
sauctimoniouS looking chap, with another
string ia his hand, labeled " Wisconsin
Assembly. IS 600 EAcH"-evdently a
purchase already made. Underneath this
caricature IS this running dialogue.
Conscientious Railroad President to
Dealer" All, let me see. | think I'll
take this bunch of Legislators at $4,000
bead. The Senator'S at what price did
You say g.
DEALER Can't afford them less than
! $4,000 each"
r. r. P" Well, hand them over
4 | suppose I'll have to take the lot
Dealer Anything else to-day. |
have a lot of Editors at various prices,
+ from thousand down to so cents"
/ r. Il. p No, nothing In that way
today. But want Governor very much
/ indeed, and will stand $50 600 for him.
Get me a Wisconsin one, If possible.
aS5 The correspondent Of an eastern
paper tells of the death of a Mr. Aben,
in Clinton county, Iowa, casaed By the
breath Of elbow snake Mr.. A. being
d new settler was entirely ignorant of the
nature Of =" blow snake and seeing one,
he got close enough to strike it, when the
snake suddenly raised itself up and blew
i its pursuer directly in the face, thus caus-
Iing Mr.. Aben to enhale the breath of the
animal, which proved 10 be poisonous to
such an extent as to cause the death oi
the unfortunate man in a very short space
Of time.
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t.EnNtsI 4. HEsll-l

. TroRNFYS AND COtfNSELi.alss At LAW, and ssu-
4 licltors in Cancery, Mineral Point oscs iu Mi
tons Block 80
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PRoFEssToxAL BUSINESS GAKDs, 81 a line. per
wear for the first tive lines, and fifty for each adj
ditlonal line.
Esrkay NOTICES. published four weeks - Tor sim
gle animal, and Fifty cents for each additional animal
notice.
LEGAL NorIcEs, at Statatc rates
SPECIAL NOTICES, (.eaaed and kept inside having
precedence Of ordinary advertisements 80 per al
ordinary rates
EorIcgs ii Meetings. Charitable Societies, &c half
price.
ADrgRrTsENsNrs not accompanied with directions
viii BE- inserted till forbid and charged for accordingly
I'll Transient Advertisements Paid For IN i'd
his rHie viii be varied from.
YEAnLY AvEsrIsERs allowed the privilege af chang
ing quarterly
No ADrERTIsEaEyT considered less than Square
BILLS CoLIECTABLE QUARTERLY
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oty~ ii. u. CRANE,
.. u. rRiEsr

f. TroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR, s"listtoT N tlanee
< = ~ -; - g-i
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BENZ. t.. SCOTT.

~ EALEE ~ BOOKS. STATIONERY K WALL. P4rEI
three doors above Darey Jeveiry store, MinI rs
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"Well, Watkins. my good man, did
you get the pictures q Alice Reade
asked the question with sbreathless ca
qerness. as she met her servant at tn e
door.
.Yes, ma am, here they are, safe and
sound, four of 'ern." busting very mvste-
riousiv into the apartment, and derosl-
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- - u;Iseb-aud has brought with him from Ger
,-,s ,ey and valua0le medical laStrrlneTtSs NN
.6 operation which rheouist
- 3aafness &c-. may be speeatlN tAFe4- oRtt
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professional ana 3usine5s Gat95.
GEORGE. ". COBB

DROnUCE and general Commission Merchant dealer
in Salt, Water Lime, Sc stone Ware House. near r.
r. Depot. Mineral Point 10 II
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.IifIIN IL. NAI.>TslN.

NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL LAND AeENT.
ing @2ti.
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WILLIAM II FuN
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ooh Ill f II +.

,,,4IE r,ed has removed his Wagon Sfep 1o 'e
VIE IL h,,l.3ff- near the Old Bank on High Ntreet
r, he i prepared DO all kinds ot WoFS "a 'As i'
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Adrice to Single Men.-If you don't
wish to fall in love, keep away from cali
co. You can no more play with girls
without losing your heart than you can
play at roulette without losing your
money. As Dodd very justly observes,
the heart strings of woman-like the
tendrils of a yine-are always reaching
out after more to cling to. The con.
sequence is, that you are gone like one.
legged stove at a street auction. 81
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ABERDEEN, Miss. NAV "a Is

Dr. J. w. CLARKE: Sir: have, for some fine
been afflicted with Inflamatory Rheumatism. and
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thls disease. JOHN HESTER
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Eine 1rtS.
q specimen ornamental hairwork

Miss Maggie Mcmillan, Miss Henrietta
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Miss A. Simonton, Miss Sheppard, Miss
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Mrs. G. S. Howe, Mrs. j. NJ. Thomp-
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ABERDEEN. Miss. Mac 90 1sss

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Or 1t is vain to stick your finger in
the water and, pulling it out, look for a
hole, and equally vain to suppose that,
however large space You occupy, the
world will miss you when you die.
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Aats- Matrimonial joke. Three OF
four young gentlemen, one Of whom was
newly married and enthusiastic in favor
of matrimony, and another a violent
bachelor opposed to all marriages, past,
present, and to come, were conversing
the other day upon poetry, when the name
and fable of Orpheus happened to be
mentioned. There are not many Orphe-
uses nowadays, said the new Benedick,
no bard has power to draw the rocks and
trees, and make the wild beasts follow
him; and few husbands, fear, would,
like the poet, descend to Hades after a
lost Fury dice.
Perhaps you are right replied the
cynical bachelor; "But many husbands
OF the present age resemble Orpheus in
one particular at least"
!" How so, my friend 2"
by going to hill on their wives &C
count"
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FOR HORSES

ABERDEEN, Miss, May 26, 1853.
Dr. Curl: After suffering fora long time from
Neuralgia, found more benefit in box of your
Linlment than any of the numersous remedies /
have tried b. G. MCALLISTER.