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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-12

ST Stabtratb. GFeno be8 II. Stunt. -
8eioe 3peiSe rertastea iid ssitern Abenb Bis
gum erlteu Mpntus i'm Septentber. a'Dte bies.
malise SelliOn oauerte 81 Gage. Die Gass
@elper, lpel6e fid bic Staptpdter, unp mas
orum uno bran bdnSt, perblenten, betra9en
$1,000. T"s.i''aR s''. i. .,.sa.
y8tir perben auf bic @irti amteit hes @tabt>
ratbeS III eiuem belpnoeren Artitet suridfoms
men. .scqIfa5a 5ar srr.5e n9g 3bO :
@zgT Ole leste Gprfellunsb Der
s ii ; mten Seller Truppe finbet
beute Nadmittd9 3 l1br I'M Marblano Snltitut
itatt. Der beutisen 9 o,ltelun9 lino nod einise
gang uere Eabieaur bei9efi8t. User beBbalb
germ Seller uno leine in ibrer Nrt 'ein5iSen
Sunlt9ebilbe nod einraal gu ieben wiini4t, iclte
Die beutiae Scrlte1uas boluhsn,.
gS @g9 Surbor@itp. Der Stabte
gOmmi6ir, Serr u, 2urt, lit bier un9efommen
uno miro beute ,Ntenb in Der Surnbale, Nro.
800 Wet.P ratttraBe, einen YOrtra9 iiber bic
@rinoul,9 unO oaS Neranldreiten Der Solonie,
uber ben Blail- &c. balten. Die 8crtrd9e~t es
6errn 2urd erfreuteu iiG I'M Often uno Welten
pes 9rSbten Beifals. g6er liA fir $50 S0ar,
Dor interellrt, Der feble Oaber beute uiGt in Der
Guluballe I 81. saa
Fs9{@ DieQanbpartie beS 0ieber,
FRANCES nad Mfa9nclia finoet ~ibernorse1
ltatt. 9tdbereS belagt bic Nnnpnce. User fta
in benz &reile Der waferen, SdnSer aeinen idS.
men Ga9elt MAIDEN niu, Der fiuoe lid redt5eitis
auf Dem ld5nen 6etplase ein.
90 S6uls@rcu n. Wcntas
ben IA. SUM BAIT bic $50. Wafer'ide 5dute
cine @rcurlion mad v8rOotlpn Gitp". Da ALE
,Scrfebruu9en 9etreffen fino nm Den dnweie EN-
ben @dten einen ~rersnii9ten Sag gu perldaffen,
10 MAIDEN mir bic @lterlt Der &inoer, mie ale
6reunbe Der Suseno barauf aufnertldnlI.a Us 'l
Sertn Mader'8 lGnptide 6elte 5etdneten li1
imrrler Durd un9etrabte Deiterfeit fur Sung uuo
Nlt uno purd cole @eleli3feit aus. .f.saa .aap
Go TheaterL unb q a e. Wentas
ben IA. Stunt, gun 8enefis fir 6 arl 81 B.
De e, Gbeater uno Bal in Waibinston
1jDau. a. Cur Nuffibrun8 ~fcntn1en Der pet=
ratbSantra9 aauf 0el9clano" L.. uSriiuls Sco."
BaT Seoen Montas nnb Donnerltas srpBeSI
. @On5ert" in Der gurnba1e", 3OOWelt Brattz|
ltr, lpcrauf mir. Das 4ublifum aufulertlam
s.l'S @z.'@ ."''-1 t.'sl 80. Z ~ :
EaDe @onSert Mufif. Seute nno
Menta9 miro Bel s~iinlti9er Witterurg, .,Gcn<
5ert5gSuiit" tnt St. Bartell'S @lrteu>
wtrtbidaft ltattfinoen. 81 Scnnta9 8Orulitta9
nS'reBer 2unt,.'' -a + 'z-..'' 4 .a- .l.'.s a.
GS @tmuS Neues.e SOB. q. BrieB,
onl9o Seerduber, in Sells Pcint, 1T unldnSlt
mttper 9%elanoet uno oa er baS n&ren5en" miiDe
lift, 10 bat ct fi9 wteoer etabllrt uno miro am
Wcntas feline neue @irtbldaft %erGffnen in
Tbane8frabe. Sc perpen als 2und einiSe
nod ME seiebene @eerpunOer ~ierpirt, wo5u
Baltimorer Qaserbier per5apft miro. 6g "a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-12
&ramtem ,titD &etDenDen!
a.ss.sI,D DIR. SWayne's 1as..a s,6a sta :
SufammenJeiebter SArup bon Milbfir1Gen!
MuEerprOentlicbe Aur.

mr. PutNl UkUup,s OrICQTIW %. WfD.
Or. SIN a9neA gBertbers SER /: &s ais cine Yatbt az,
sen: bas pnslitum bstra4tsaD. saglei6 aGsr. um ea& sereat
au6crOrbentlt6 betannt MAIDEN aIs iennalS cine nieOeraeiGrte
cen uurbe. SIN lestsa 9ttUbet baste t& cine aarte 8rufsr>
ennsen %mittbailte, bic tnnerli4 mi, duBsrlt6 Stn S&letm
rnO Otter aasiparfen.t Nten Mtbent tcnnte purb bic Qunaen
iasiue nb nit sreser esi@tsfeit; babel bate i'd das nab
Nadt etnen beLttssn Saaen, Sserler ben 4pgettt uub nurbe
anb raeine a%panibsit anssr ben, YsreiS Won Meohin Ii bisiten'
SIN bteeat elenben 3ufanb blteb i'd cine lanae 3eit, Bis tb an
. .a.s%,. SssiSps fS StsssHaaes a Y iSa ill., n r. fur mtg aas 9Sfaans
vielen wunOerSOlsn Suren eeleien bate, bic @ner III u ,
I 9 m m sslsste " u y pen WttStir-
mad Baltimore, uno fns NIT benz @ebraud b~erfelten an. Ga
ntstnem gressn @rfaanen anb sur 5reube rneinsr 5amtIte,
fns BITE Sefnnns In Der eunge ait gu teiIea, metn Suftea
naer'' ab ahe alst& 3e5a Sottein 8ebraa6t tdtte, war tb p6l.
le tpteSer 8efuno "a hHh1s a3i!g a7l41a14 "t94& sHs
l1sSsr fanf Sabre ftbi ssrHoaen unb NOD BIN i4 Elm ssfsn.i
zen lesten Is Wpnaten nibt etnen Sag trdnf 9eDelet unb Be.
femme Sas 10 &ad sr05en Sant f$nlOte Stn: Sdtansseel
Der unterfdrtebene TT NIT EbOmas Dirpn 9eaau bsfanni
sns taaa %ssssuesa, Bog e. gte 0tsn %anasssbsn, bepaftst mar,
SD betrddte ietne WieberHerftelun8 fnf wtt etn QDYnber.
Sr II Elm wurbtses YlitslteO Der @efeafaaft.
pasor Be. g 5 a%t sr,i e.; o. gs .,I,i,
90 sesr tam be :S~eilbarteit Der @ussebraus bssweifeln,
naseeln sr .n Ssaeats gie 0as 0btse aelsfea BAT.
.@e gtbt muir etne iuSerlGBi8e 8uberettung pn gDiIbftrfden
unb BITE etn3ist bic pom { etnem prbentli6en Mr,tt subereitet
garbe, II Dr. 9 wasn . n3afammensefes1er Syrup BON
Rrantbeittn, msI6en er anasmeFen n unp fir rsr6e bt,
srfaanItafsn 5Olsen aus befea @ebrau&s It'd set9ten, man.
~truatsrett, BLAZER 5afen, glatfpeien, Seuerfstt, fSwa6e
Stimine, Settenfsdeu .pber 8rutl&nisr3sn, ed&wa&te GOxs
fteutipn IDe3en Wtibbrdu9 SOn &aIrtfef unb dnteren Il. "a
htm0 SerstlOs fen coer Sersfrantbett, .ttBelnbe @siauns pSer
@ntslnbune Der Seble, &c. sSetne nabt6nften Giaeni6aften
beretHern unb retni9en bas Ulut,A unb unterbalten bic Eraft
90 Der Mppetit feblt. Iaetateer 0trferttaer
@Srtb gepsnAtSS ssfFeet, ibsr benz geartt
Ybtlabelpbto.o 20, Ls-es0
III Serfauft Bel: $50 as5siy d /, irss
q est s. .. GDpt,. So. rs Balttmprearase; as1
s. Dt. 8p&Itns, SO. 95 8rpabwap; e
6. 8res, 80. 81 RDrtb @apfrabe, unb
in Der N11tce bis Baltimore Wefer."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-12

Der unterseianete erIaubt It'd benz beutfden Qnbltfun, Bal.
ttmDres ~anau5t8rn, bae er fein So fbams am pten a~enannten
9labe erSHnet. une ~ slet4er Belt ben basu ~getSrieen 8 af.
db.r G%reurRpnen seranaalten wolen, etnen onsenebnaen auf.
e%nttdltsert tn teretten. Gn eerduml8er Ga Ia
Dtsppfticn.
Gin rtiabaltteer Gtf6tetG tsfnbet I'd am 5fIi&en Gnbe
bts YlaBes unb itebt 8eiu&ern, wel&e f& NIT 5tiafane ana-
1fren molsn, tets pfen.
, va gDer meinsn 9ldb beluden min, fdtrt NIT Der Gilen.
Fabn bs uHeldp 6ins," no CT ltnis an Der @tfsnbabn atleeen
IL. gu 3~ablret&ent 8eiude label Elm -
SWIM Splepb 9%ttImann, @tssnttamer,
& Ntatf.S lints DUa ,16elng 5aus."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-12

Sd.erIaube ,natr bternatt- ntetnens Runbet fstte pcnlS pub.
madern tint @qsentetnen, BITE crBebene 4nletse gu nfdhe bag
i'd Ussen @ansel an 8aum mein @siSdftas Mc. HSdtL
rilpnfr. mad So, ~ 5dneperfr. l(Sdnpper. MarftC rerleat
Babe. wpfelbf t& etnen be6eutenben 8prratbs psni Sebl- unb
Qber,2eber gu ben btatsfsn pretfen an 5anS bate; ndmftb !:
@i9enlobsS ~eblen.2eoer Sernlpd=S p9lenz9e
Der, ielblfseuadtes Sdub-S firtins gunS aIe
Sorten Sberleoer, bieiise 9iOpie frausSil6e
&alba2eoer, Bufr9eoer Sips9eper;- Yferpes
E2eoer, Warcccc, Sutter=2eber &c. &c. sSI&l
ss Ma$ i eSes Id s,as a ssseutsnOes, gsrratp pom %sspaIiten
fran36ffaen 9alb-2ebsr. Sdab nabr Wann3ss @aifer-rp-
psrs SUn %berfeleen Aadlitdt 2sSer ; e&ubn,a8er: 10 srtseas
Q5tastnesl torte ausselantttsnt &Oplen fnb su ben .nte'
brighten prdien 3u baben BET -+,ggar
lHa 6iA's E'>s't ~ 2rutS Strtdtfu9. 800
Stnn20-S 80. 07 5anpDerftdBe am Ntdrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-12

l5d N9 y II % GontnS 8 auaYe}elpS
neten S&webffG Bttter, suberettet aus Gbtaarinbe
Elm nntraolt4es Dtittel, 8saea 3:serbel 9werbea, @elbfu&t
Dgspepfe, unperbaultdtett, Nerpenf4pdds. 4ab MA, Neru IL
~trantbetten unb alien aus eiaent tn u~nDronuns e%erdtbenen
Aasen tntiebeaOen 8ranfbetten, 1T ~ 30 Gents Die 5Iai&e 3u
p1fnnf fen In her OfGPR hf8 lNedera
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-12
4WASHIN GTON GARDEN :,
a's in Der Nennlnlpatlia Nbenue. i6

uatersstdnete ,taben feit6 @sOnaten pttee gDtrttfddft Ste
unter Ser Qettunge bes 5errn % rail- lie GA etneS bcraIatt6en
Sfufes erfreute. a6erscmnen, unb seben benz Yublifnra bic fefe
gsrf6srune. bae Der BET alien 0sutfGea 70 beltebte' QSarten
feet aGn,lt6 apon aQem 0fpwbptSmuS, Der f& leber sur Belt
Der 9Dablen aud bort tnnb es8ebea bat befreit tn, unb tebet
DeutfAe bort fetnea Nd6mttta8i NIT fctner Gamtlte, unbe>
Das psraasltGhe Qaeetbter, lowte Que anbern 'We-
trante unb &iscreaua iperben fes ~rurrdtbte ~8ebalten.
-. 4sa4g 81 og rs. z. q brpntf et,8 etI
wv 3ht tMwbr, @U8eL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-12

at-L.H. = = ~ . " : v " NC u 7 T. r
! So @awessrlunh .~2imbarser &afe upD suSge Speiisn anb
~iepertttt ~ BADEN. Npr29y3Mt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-12
Ebee urtD Maffee.

a9 Der aud mtrtlt6 gut t.
Wsnn ibr f6le6ten 8dfee unb Ebee ~Sersraudt, IL 1T es
cure etgene Saule. - Sbr fbnnt 8ans Do III elt4 a ntes
anb tllt gen 9bes unb 8afee haben tn Dem 9 tn : { ben
.@htnelen, Ode pom BaIttm IRE. unb Trebertffr r.,
aIwp her &tnefe Don aipatas Wlpreen bis Samffas gfadt
feDt unb AUD einlabet BON ieinem btlisen uub beltfaten Gbee
Inb Rafse 3n tanfen. Mat6if
20 @inise iolibe 8rarbers
@srSen dnsenUmaea, wenu Fe f& baIOiat melben so. 60 Ca
n1lfreet. Snui8,1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-12

WE Or. SwDneS Sulanmenseiebte
Nttofir zen. SsrUp BELT YOrtrsHiid bartnadisen 5unen, @r.
tdltunscn. 8iutlpeien, Qaft6breneatBlnbune, 2eberbei8were
bStidbuien, lpwie ale SraatHeiten bes 9alfeS unp Der 8epls,
Der Srua UOer Der Suns I. Dteie Arsnet retntgt suBIeta ub
lautert bas 8tut. SIM @roB uno Gletnperfauf 3u baStn In
Der Sffce beS .9Nefer" All 81 nr kInfhe.
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8lei0er! &leiDer

ne Neue uno '4idGne Serrenfletber, fir
graVlubr nnD Ssmn,sr itnb sa bassa In penn alsiSerlanen bes
5errn seq. WfcR. Zeal, an Der NDrbwefsGde Don Baltimore
UNI 5rebertdfrase.. Die f45nft Auspabl Spn @tsFen fir
R6dt, gDefen gipDie sGaltmierS unb 9a&er &c. tefdnbts an
9Sanb unb rperSea %sieiefbtn tar .Uie Sunben aufs bette unb
btlisRen 9reifen. So mint unb prafet felbf. " ,13,2Mt =
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Der llnt,r3et&nete maGt fetnen
Sreinben, iSmie benz J ublifum TIM
4ueemetnen bic @nseae. Bag tr Bite
e S0mnterz@ irtbi6nft !
auf Steser's 8raueret erSffnet bot
ano fDrtwa9renp bas portreFtid
See9er'ide 2aserbier
an Der Aueae Yersopft, unb label
~ saeITet6sm 1slaGs Elm
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e Eggs 81 SrD6e Nrcmrf1pn. -
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WiOntag ben 81 Stunt 1858.
l1nterseidnetes 6 Ommitte Sat bic befen anurbaunaen ae.
trpden UNI zbiefe 3anbpartbte su etne- be- dneeaebmhen Der
Satfon st lrtaDen un6 label bes balls bic Miteliebe ter Sc.
feaftaft fDtpie baS DubItfrm tint aagenetnen AZ rtht 3dblret.
der Gbeilnabme freuuotf< Elm. Die Wttslteber weroen I'D
UNI ~ utr IN ttrsm 9cfdle usrfnrtnn'ln unb f5 tn Yrp5efs
ifon mad benz g8dfbtnBtDn Depot ~begeben. Capt. 80aanb'S
utuftf'@orps stpirb ben Bug b sleiten. Abfotrt prdcts 81
l16r: Gidets Sd 81 esnts linS bstnn untersei&neteH Commit.
tee, fopie bel. metreren Nttt9letesn Der @efeafAdft su BADEN.
StbnsDaiter. 9a8rets. @Spfepb 8eeer. Carl
sd idle. &@ brtft1n Rn6 ~ ,ifssoE1@ 7Ee 81
8Grana II nmut 8. Yftfer.. M. &tIImeber.
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9tetter. Sunit2-Grc g
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brodte ibm idtpere munben am acpfe, i'm Sc.

lidte &c. bet.
Is rimtnal<Gpurt.-Der BrcaeB GEE
gen 6sn. Or. Minowart wuroe fertseiett, pa
Bic SURF BON Der mad, Ger @inowartl6en
Sdieesallerie unternommenen @rpepiiicu 9lif=
fid ~auriidsetebrt mar. Der Brc5eB ldlcB nod
nidt. Sine lleberli9t b~eilelben werpen ipis
nddlten Wontus raitt9eiler. 81 4 : y & a ST. '3'5. !
.ss 6 urt o 6 Common Plea 8.-@s
fanlen rnur unbeoeutenoe Nppe1ationsfdle por.
81 SuperiOr Gpurt.- Dieielbe. perlum-
melte iiG seitern WorSen, uabrn aber fein @es
i6dft BON Beoentun9 por. 0eute iiBt bte Sus
perior Court ni4t. - f. 447-rtl-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23
DaIleE,s MagicaI Pain Fxtractor.

al diseases inflammation More or less preouaigs.e
alia inflammation strikes Al tie vers rect Of dis
ease-hence an Immediate cure.
DALLET'S MAGICALPAIN EXTRACTOR
aaq rossa else ai alag inflammation al once ana mask.
certain e-re-
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
viii cure The following auoug great catalogue Of dis
escs Barns Sea,5> Cats, CLalz. Sore Nipples, cosnS
Bu..ous Bruises Stals, Bites. oson .Chilbiaius ies
ocofula Ulcers, Fever Sores. ot, Sero}ls, Ulcers,
Sores Fyns Ear Ache Piles Sore Eyes, Gout Swell
-snss, EhauHatn, sce.l Head salt Rheura, Balances
ErsPeas, ugrosI, Bakers Iteh small Pox Measle.
Rash, &c., SC.
To some il r-y appear iacroduious that so many dis
eases, she uld 5e reached b article such idea viii
vanish when reelection points fact, that tie saivo
Is combination "a ingredients each and every one aq-
r.vius perfect autdote to its opposite disorder
DALLEI'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
III lis effects IS ma siI because the time short be-
tween disease and permanent cure: AID * an extra
tor II draws all d>.azez out the Effected part isa,-
ing nature IS rsree: as before Tie injury It scarcely
necessary 70 say that house. Workshop, or u-a1usNe-
s9-y should be one moment without j..
No Pain Eztaror a genuine laless tie BOX has Erra
ii -See plate susrs Ing. Ni,A tls O.: Hear bal,
ley. Manufacture.
Fos sa- = all the principal Druggists and lslent te-
ine dealers throughout tile United s.ates aad Caaatas.
PRINCIPAL Depot,
T65 Chambers $ueer, New Xo1l.
Z. T. CHACE.
r D HCLFoI.D. agent LILY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23

Dr. R0sAcKs SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES - The
seeds Of all disorders are in the blood. and Dr..
RoBAcE Blood Purifier and Pills act specificai-
y on that fluid. They are composed of rare
Swedish herbs, and form a sovereign antidote to
tfeinleeting and eorrupting principle Of disease.
Not only do they cure indigestion, bilious com
plants, female weakness, connubial Incompe-
tency, nervous disorders, lungs and throa, af-
fections diarrhoea, etc, etc, but they cleanse,
purify and invigorate every organ, and put the
whole animal machinery in such a vigorous con-
ditlon that it Is enabled to resist and throw off
the influence of bad air and other causes OF
sickness See advertisement
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23

MoNEy AID TImE.--'' Many people
take no care of their money ill they have
come nearly TO the end Of it; and others
do just the same with their time. Their
best days they throw away-let them run
like sand through their fngers-as long
as they think they still have an almost
countless number of them to spend but
when lhey find their DAYS flowing rapidly
away. so that at last they have bur very
few left-then they vii. at once make 4
very ~ise use Of them; but, unluckilv.
they have by that time no notion how to
do it."
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23

rs.so- The Catawba vintage n Ohio, the
present season, has been very successful.
The yield Of vineyards n IiamilIonconn-
", for lS5S, is $4,000 gallons; Brown
county. 1900, and Clermont 2,500-a
total Of $500 gallons Ia three counties.
The wine produced his year was Of SUI
perior quality, being as good as the ceie-
bra.ed vintage Of 1853.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE
VIM. A Bachelors Hair Dvei
The Original and Best ia tAs Ford

Ire Ofs5taat ana best n tas - Grid ?
All others are mere limitations, and should he avoided
If you wish 10 escape ridicuIe.
GRAY, RED, OK Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud Natural Brown Black, without The !a
INJURY 10 Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been au ard
ed to Wm a. Bachelor since 1880 and 50 coo 40
pcations have been made he Hair of his patrons Of
his famous Dye.
VIM BArcHELoRs HAIR DYE produces color
ne inguished from nature, ana IS WARRANTED
iaiure the least however long it may be con
,iuued, aud TIE i'll effect Of Bad ~ re1edicd tie Hair
iuyigorated f9rlite 5y this splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied lin private roous =. the Wiz
Factory, 235 Broadway. y. i.
Solo i all eities ana towns q the United States ty
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- Tho Genuine has ths name and address upoa
steel plate engraving faur sides Of each Box Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR.
Nirly IS Broadway New York
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23

Goprv's I.ApY's Book, with more than
fifty eueravings, seventeen figures of
Fashion, and one hundred pages, Is r.
ceived CORY is So vel known to he
La,lies Of lis city that we need only say
a new volume commences 70 January, and
their subscription money should be ready.
Now is the time io subscribe. Terms 70
single subscribers s. a year. Tor 3 80
We viii gre 10th The TRsBuvr and The
Lady's Book for one year
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23
The MusKRArs-Ax OPrs MISTER.

The MUsKRATs-AN OPEE WIsrEB.
The La Cross Democrat says
Everywhere upon our ne;shboring
marshes the Muskrals are building their
winter houses on comparatively high
ground, or pretty much out oS water By
The testimony of the q" oldest Inhabitants =
this fact always foreshadows an open
winter. If hard freezing winter IS al
hand, the mCskrats build low in the water.
to keep under the ice. IF an open or mild
winter approaches, they keep nearer the
surface
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23

WEsrutx1srsa REVIEW. This Quar-
terly for O-toaer = before IS. We gj.e
TIE table 81 contents. IS follows
France under LOUIS Napoleon indian
Heroes; 7 " Ne~ran AID Ills Evan
gaIical critics, Travel during the half
eea.ury Tie CaIaS Tragedy Realism
il A.. Recent Geruan fiction; Out
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23

Treasurer made a report. which said report was
referred bncls Nth distinctions that thcy report
az tie January term.
Mr.. Joiner offered The following resolutions.
y hich were adopted
Resoirca, That the Iowa county Rail Road
Bonds were obtained by fraud, issued against
the wishes of the people, first offered IN the
market against the published protest Of { ma
jority OF the County Supervisors, and that the
people never have and never will consent 70 the
pay ment of one dollar of the same.
Resolpcd, That. in view Of suit now com
menced, OF TO commence, against Iowa county
for SOME portion Of said Bonds it IS ordered that
defence Toe made to such and all suits for any
Of said Bonds TO the utmost extent OF the law.
IesofpeF That The Chairman Of the Board be
associated with the District Attorney, and that
they toe directed 10 employ the best legal talent
Of this State, at cost, if necessary. OF any am
cunt not exceeding five thousand dollars Per
scar. to assist IN conducting the defence
ResolgeE. That one thousand dollars be aHpr'-
priated out Of any money in the Treasury fo'
present use, and that the Choirman ct tae ho"sd
draw orders for the same. as needet. 10 carry ooi
the obiees of the foregoing resolutions,
The Committee on Claims mad q fagiher re-
port. and recommended that tLe following
claims be allowed
-, = SELL. t-,..-.},r.,,- ,~s - -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23

BT Col. HARR1s. the Congressional
Representative elect from the Sangamon
District, His, IS lying dangerously i'll at
his residence at Petersburg. Fears are
entertained that he will not be able to al
tend Congress al The opening Of the ses-
sion.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23

fe5- Ii another column wc publish a
Report Of tie proceedings Of the Board
Of Supervisors. 10 which the attention Of
The reader Is invited. All who feel them
selves Interested il the affairs Of. the
county, ,vfli find much Of interest in it.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23

30 Thirly-eight thousand seven hun
drea and ninety-seven bushels Of potatoes
were received at Boston, from British
North America last week
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23

HoRR1BLE \ ccIDEvr-A CHfip. ; tthAp
Cur OrF.-On Saturday last while the
steamer Morgan +. Marnu WAS lying a
the Dock IN this city, a SON Of the owner
of the steamer, boy SIX on seven yeats
ola, was PLAYING about the engine and
finally dropped something between the
beams supporting tAe shaft and stopped
over 10 recover H. The engineer, entire
lvirnorant OF the Whereabouts of the boy,
started the engine, and the crank revolv-
ine. came down and struck the hoy ON the
back of the neck, completely severing the
head from the body, without giving a mo
meuts time for the cry for help. The
father being near. starred, caught up the
htadless body, and the cry of = On God, -
which escaped the fathers lips chilled the
hearts blood of every one that saw that
awful sight, aud heard that heart-reuding
Invocation. TIE father started immedi-
ately for Depere, where lie resides, with
the remains Who can tell the anguish
Of thai mother, when she beholds the
muulated remains of that beloved son.
who but few hours before lefJ her in ali
the health and buoyancy Of youth, with "a
prospec, Of many sunny years before HIM.
- shkosA Democrat, NOV. 13.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23

sg Report SAYS BERIAH BBo7vv IS
About io return 10 Madison and resume
The Edltorsh,p Of the ARGrs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23

Nr Mcfarland offered tta the r,ilo,.;,..
a,a.ior
~ - ~ y '''4'u adjourn on Satgr-
-. r meet 'S'i" On the ilTst
CT '''-'.''' -s>'-
'--' 1's" was adopted
Le-e-r.i. Tla: Committee or five be arnoin--
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23

"a 4 young man named JAgTs Coz
LIsS. was run over ~ a wood train en- The
n. S n K. z. :, Mao Mamie en- We'd
nesday last. and killed Instantly.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23

~ PAU MoRrnY IS TO be rendered
a public dinner in MANCHESTER, prior TO
his departure for the United States.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23
1EECI~EI. HEEHAI-E

Auf allie Hsuptpletzs in Deutschland uud der
5 chweiz, Fr4ukreica, Holland, BeIgieE, Norwegen-
Schwecen, Deuemsrk and allen au5e-a Laeudera Euro
pas.
ERBSCHAFTEN GELDER,
Eu-opa's eiacassirt. 70
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23

go Tie late Board Of Supervisors 81
Lafayette county repealed ihe bounty on
Wolf and Wild Cat scalpS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-23

rs Time, patience and industry, are
the three grand masters Of the world.