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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-19

WEST MANCHESTER. PA. Feb h, lSsb-
SIR: Your Cherry fscaysi is performing marvellous
cares section 1t has relieved several from aIfn-
ing symptoms c>unlptiOn. and Is nuF curing man
who has aLorl under affection Of the lungs for the
last forty years HENRY l. PAi1hc- AefcIitht-
A. A. RAMSEY, VI. D.. ALBION. Monroe Co., IOWA,
writes sept 1855: During practice OF many wears
I have found nothing equal TO yonr ctsyrg ftcio7t Tor
yu, and iiat c0nsuuptige patients, OF caring
such cuF8bie-
We might add volumes Of evidence but the most con
vinc proof the virtues OF this remedy Is found ia its
effects upon trial
Consumption.
Probably remedy has ever been 1ewn which
cured many and such dangerous this Some
ne human aid reach; but t. those the Cherry
F.ctoyrtt affords relief and comfort.
AsroB HOUSE,. NV YoHk CITY March :, 1883.
DorToR AVER. LOWELL: feel it a duty ans pleasure
you what your CsgTg forui has done for my
She hal been five months laborine under the dan
gerous symptoms Of Consumption. from vhIch no aid we
could procure gave hermucli relief She steadily fail
ing Strong. this city, where have come for
advice. recommended trial of your medicine We blees
kininess do your skill; for she has recovered
that day She l. Yet strong she used to
be, but Is free from her cough, and esis herself we'll
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY. OF SHELBTvILIE.
Cl,s1,3nU{ires o despair till you have tried AYERS
CHERRY rEcrOBAL 1t is made by Of the best medical
erE4 fts mad lt=e
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
pHIIA pIIFh

I BsaeroIent Institution established b. sparta! f.
acEt far the reEtcf a the suck and Distressed ai
81 attA tsraieas GHd EPidsasie Diseases.
TT7HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view OF the
& destruction Of human life. caused by Sexual
t>e-. ana sac deceptiou prscticcG upon the Hart
E'tfIias RI stsc discs 10y Quacks several wears
directed t'4vir consulting Surgeon. as a CHART
AL worthy OF their Eatle- tu open Di~Eeusary Il;
treatment ot this class of DISEASES all their form
q give MEDIC sLAnFIcE GRATIS 10 all no apply bv
win ts~srll tlau ut their condition. Cage occup
hatite 90 iItv- &-.H auc of extreme bower
FURNISH sisuittNE> EEE or CHARGE. It i nee
r. sea tl1l lie AS>'tit-a commands The hiEhvSI
lai Shlt- 8 i-e 1se and 7et furnish the most apr
modern treatment.
Tie Directors of the Association, in their Amir
pert upon ele Treatment ~ Sexual ID senses ta-rt
ending aHEt-v Is, l>5>. express the highest sqs
tiau with the success which has attended 4n 1ss +
seminal Weakness, ssfotsncc. tioncrr hoea tilt,
Ets}ss, lle vice al Hns0i~in or Syf-abuS-. ~. an
SON RuaHe' oJ t.se same Hau for The ensuing vl
The Directors. vn review of the past. feel q.
seTn ut CREST benefit ta tts afflicted. especially.
'..t1-- t-.s t.e 4asve resolved devote t1cn7
~ p T1--e'' 8 -@s. % J-lis important and laut
~, A9 adm al report oa rnatorrhoea. or . ,
- eiSue>> tav Fie- Of pl1nisrs. Mss.erbastan sa i,
abuse. and other diseases IT the sexual dreams +
consulting Surgeon. VIII De- sent bt mail ia q SOP .
NeieIe- -sst OF aAGE- oE receipt 1T Two SrAT q
postSe other Reports and Tracts on the nat =
Treatment q sexual disease, diet Se are cpt- s
being published for graz uitous f~rfI,srion ao37 =
sent 10 --i- Afflicted some % thr uew relaef q
-ietie-> ol -rf -I-s- :. --rere3 duriu the la 7r
are nf 1ssat ts'ar.
Address ser Report So treatment. pr GEogeg2 =.
HoJN. cal~glriu- surgeon. Howard Associates r
>ontl Niath street. Philadelphia Pa
ae ORDER -t be Directors. -
ETRA n- flEA-TH - y. IRE
Gre ia ,.i--H. Se5-.ters 1.
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CASH FOk WHEAT.

U,UUU f5rWllicb tie Ii hest Market price viii BE-
paid in cash, delivery
EuER.S MARE HoI-SE
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Nv old customers invited call in whenever they
need anything ia my line and any person je>irous
purchasing invited LOOK the articles offer
L. CORNISH.
Mineral Point. Oct. 1886.
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.
n

EMBRACING nearly every variety known, particularly
the approved patterf just received and offered
sale fy Is u. LAAAOA ! son, Commerce Street..
Among his may be found the follow ag:
AIR-TIGIT COOKING STOVES
May FIo5er Eater HHeh.
Hiara Diamond, iron Monarch,
Prrtris Gucea, BesterR GsueeH,
Ma Bortd, CatttCGtor. JaiCryse,
negStoae, Attass, BaagHp, LE0a sc.
PREMIUM STOVES,
OF all sizes and patterns use Also, the follow
Ing, among 0iIlrr.
PATI.OR STOVES
sgicaHwith Rithoutovens Ftoral open cosd fronts
Boston, :. - Cottage St0ees, Sc, &c
BOX STOVES,
of all descriptions and size. together with . lew COAL
STOVES, both for Cooking ana tie TlTlog. also
a -trse stock OF beautiful
Eritaaia-I6a are,
including
Tee Peas. Co9ee Pots, Sugar Urrz, creqarers,
AfaiasSss Prtckes, Casters. Pdc5eTs,
Mugs, Cupss C0aaiestsces.
SpHtgORs, Lamps. 6-c-, DC, Sc
Selected with care, sud offered remarkable Ion,
ria, Copper, and sheet from Ware.
20 all kinds couSl3.f hand ana ulel to 90
3er. ru tite Shortest notice
In couueetion with this -ta} .isiracut FURNACE
where work III eifderut elr respective lines viii De
in tile itst possible manner
Job v ati> ATTENDED ~ IA any Of the above Shops
short notice
- Persons DESIRING any thing ia Bis ne are invited
70 Gail aud eSau.iEe ii- STOCK amt prices
WILLIAM LANIoN & SON
Mineral Point, October. ISIS. -ly
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J r. Vivian, Mineral Point; Z. :. Russell Darling
ton; f. c. Stevens, Dodgey!lc; l.. t. Goodt- Platte
willie; II. NewhUiI, Gaeuu wholesale: j. II. Reed Go
Chicago. Who'll lie; and AGENTS IN every town in tile
United States. 1yS
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MEDICINAL.

AB M0RTLEY. ESQ, NJ Urea, y y writes: | have
used Your Iogf myself and 10 my family ever since
wa invented and believe it tue best medicine iur its
lsrs,Se ever PUT With bad cold should sooner
nav invent dollars bottle thar; do without IT.
La my -EIi-r r..laa..E..
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'' ORLANDO SHELBY, Of snELBrvnLE.

C,s7farfige ito not despair till you have tried AYERS
CHERRY PEorJBAL 1t Is made by Of the best medical
chemists the world and its all around as speak
the high merits - Iis,i1de pAi L,dgeF
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BBIlK! BRICK!

-E'IE subscriber having established tic rns.aeture
81 iEsilt 'zA The line Of tAe Miuc4. Eall
uad mile south 81 this city. would a"vie She cti-
s-ts Ell ttsuiuer Darlington aHa Mineral Point that
suppl. them with good quality Brick for
ttitdil- other purposes Be procured in The
wt- arch he IL prvIati SELL tle reasonable
terms. Persons desiring 10 purchase, VIII 30 vel 10
give linn So ,sli. j. ~ GAUDIE-
4irI-es-.' Point lIaV 10Th. l55S. ZIU
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DAINTs. OILS AND yARSI~HES.-

DAINTs. OILS AND yAR>l~IES.--
I snow White zine, White Lead.lry&
Brown Zinc. Red Lead
Ground Umber,ra and barnt, Ittharge,
Terra sienna, . Sugar @: Lead.
Chrome = GLOW extra MOL Paris Green.
Green. - lFtssI.n Blue.
NeruilIiUu. Tltraularine 10.
Gold Leaf. Gold Bronze, Silver Leaf. Dutch Metal.
seed OIL. Sperm Oil. NetSiuot oil. Elephant Oil. w
oil, Rosiu OIL Olive OH Castor oil. Salad Gil, q
VSrnsh ~ couture do Copal DO, Dalnar TO- japanI
3Gu NINIANI
pALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS-This III
l. and elegant preparation is 10 Dee found. with 1.
fiety Of Articles Of a similar characters at
3Lf EiYIAN'S DRUG STOREl
DRUSUES.-Cloth. Hat, Shaving. uair, Tooth. ! /
ID Paint from 10000 TO ., VarnisA. do IN Tin. ca.
Hal, draining, busting, Nhitevssh, Horse. Shoe. -
S-rrbing- Camel Hair Pencils at l55tI. VIVIAN !
DCRE LIQJ pRS for Iae1icinsI purposes. Cognac 3
1 dy, Post Wine, Madeira Wine. old .Iauaaica z
Holland Gin, Bourbon Whisky, London Porter. SCI
Ale, >chl5dam Schnapps at 33tf. VIVIAN I
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- lie - -. ,l.aULAr.oN

il. persons hereby nodhr. not TO chop haul
4 aiE wood of any de-criF, from of the lands
belonging to Geo Guidthor. All persons owning Teams
viii be held responsible -EesYass tbe full
hey haul be Tor fencing fire
d. Those sho have been cutting ior fencing build
m Ire requested TO come forward aud settle without de-
lay
Further notice. All who raising mineral
tiEea take 1t from ti@ ground until 1T Is weighed
a regular sselter, and sai4 s4leter III be held
spoBsioIe Tor all the rent.
GEO. CoLDTHoRP.
Lost Grove. January :. 1858. n3-G
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DEBFUAIERY. Fancy and Toilet articles HARRISON
PerfuBery yous kstharioE Delights pants j. I.us
.rl, Meen Fun, Bay RaIn, Eau dc Cologne Hair Oils
foOth Powders, Old Brovu Windsor soap, White Do
<ncy DO Shaving Cream, of Soap and hundred
others b T.. NINIAN'S.
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/. I " HALL USE,
5IIE.XV A;iSE ZEE.

The Largest and most Elegant Eouzo II the
North West.
TEN5E pI5OIHIETOl,S take pleasure ia informing tle
I u1ai,. liat caase, CeIce cd the continued iasT
price 81 provisions. &e Dc, and the very favorable
l.a- eff ans House, tey enabled To put tae iIlce
si board TO
So GO PER BAY.
Aa5 le,g their House, IS heretofore FIRST class Hotel
i'd ever. I-slecs.
5r.-J KEAN 4 RICE
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MORE THAN 5Oo,O00 BOTTLES

~ The HAiR.-People have for centuries been at-
giird with bald heads and the only remedy, hereto
fore known. has been those aao"lInaDle Wigs Ls "a
recent discovery of Proie Wood these articles are
haiu fast dispensed with, lat great many persons
tiu atronze them, because they have been 81 often
imposed upon b. Hair TONES of different kinds 10
al uch persons earnestly made the request that
lfiey will try once again, FOR in Woods i'sterajIs"
there Is ne such thing as fail. We know ai lais
Mo was bald who used the article short tine.
heI head is now covered completely with she lin'ei
and most beautiful curs imagInaplt Ne huo" o. ma
T. cases where hair was rapidly falling cut which
II restored IN greater perfection tan II ever Ad been
before
keeping huir in good condition, nakir ~ sol, t,ie
o.Sv removing daudruA. and has proved lt>elt Tic
Greatest enemy to all the ills the hair j. heir to-
Il Is the duty OF every one TO improve thtii person
nj appearauce though ma differ III rE#rl 80 lue
WAYS Of doing it, but every viii admit That a r. 1u
tifil head Of hair either in woman. is an OBJ
ect much QesirCd and there no meats liat
should he lett untried obtain such consideration
II H0aaR's 4Gcocate, Philadelphia
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Group, whoopinS Cough, Influenza.

SPRINGFiELD, Mss. Feb = 1876.
BROTHER AVER viii cleerfully certify your ftrtorG1
is I. best remedy possess For the Of whoopmg
cough csesIp. and the chest diseases 81 children Ne OF
our fraternity South appreciate your skIi ana
commend your medicine 10 people.
HIRAM C0NkLlN, NJ. d.
AMOS rFr ESQ MONTERREY "a writes. 81 jan. Isj6:
=. / l,s] ta4ioqS Influenza which confined me in doors
six weeks lnany medicines without reiieii hhy
fr.d ves;r g.,ld To- slyice u clergyman, The
first bose relieved the il throat and lungs;
L.. than one the bottle made completely we'll
Your medicines the cheapest well the best We
IAN buv and esteem yoa Doctor, aud your remedies,
IL. NOR ulau. ftienA3
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From the Rev Mr. McWuIEN, Pastor Of Roberts
Chapel: lNp'ANAFoi.iss Oct o. I99''
DIR. c. w. RoBAcK-Dear Sir have used your Blood
Purifier for nervous affection. from which lave suf
rreI much al times. While it is pleassnlto the taste it
certainly happy effect upon The ne1ves Please "o-
cep my thanks Your kind regards ana acts, and be-
lieye me, Yours,
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-4lIERIc4Y EYPREss C0HP4NY
PROPRIETORS.


L SMALL and VALUABLE PACKAGES, and Freight
making Collections. aud doing General Express Bust
ness 10 and from principal Cities ana Tos.s in
the UNITED STATES aud CANADA, connecting with
either expresses 80 parts Of II tsoFE ana CAF or
MA.
A Messenger despatched daily, ofice at Stone Ware
House, Aear =. r Depot 80. GEV W. COBB,
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GREAT BARGAINS

CtANyAsSEU sugar cured Hams. for family use 70
u safe by B. u " ll-i-fI-'-l'-
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--A nR WELD has returned from visit East
So IL TO Mineral Point, aHais now prepared 10
~TTfT~eEecat al work Incident 10 his profession
the approved style Of the age. Dr. Weld taxes
pleasure IN saying TO the citizens of Mineral Point and
surrounding country that his work viii Je done
manner not surpassed by any East Nest-Os paw.
= Office over Mohett's Daguerrean Rooms, III "a
street, Mineral Point. Wis.
November I0th. 1857. 44tf
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+ PROF. a 7 WOOD i Co Gents: j iyiug realized
the Good effects of year Hair restorative, wish TO
state that finding hair growing thin, a. well as
-rav I was induced what read ana heard 20 try
the article poepared 10y you, promote as Z" l and
change its color as IL was youth, both OF which 1t
6a- Greeted completely In the operation have used
nearly three bottles Guns Se,, ~, ,-,-,.
/ O. J. WOOD x Co, Proprietors, 81 Broatway, , ew
York Gn the great \ J. Wire Railing Establish
+ Tnent1 and ia Market Street. II, Louis, 30.
And sold by all good Druggists. also by r D. Pull
ford Mineral Poiut, Wis.-S0- q. July 3n.
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Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass

PHIlE p 6. rs by. tIya BoAEs !0N s l.
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TTENDALLS Crackers fo4 sale at Wl.olestle and Re
- III Iv 1stf y N. WHEELER,
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n BBIs GREEN AI'l.l.S, 3cst l4IIty, usI received
ma \. II. WIIEELEIES.
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Proceedings in Congress.

The principal business, on Monday,
was the reference OF the Kansas message
in the House, mentioned in our last.
On Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day, the sessions OF the Senate were
mostly occupied by the debate on the ar
my bIll. Adjourned TO Monday.
In the House, little business Of general
interest has been aisacted. On Thurs
,lay, the Speaker announced the special
committee to whom was referred the Kan
sas message. (sec Washington ltems.)
The committee to investigate the charges
OF bribery in connection with the passay q
of the tariff Of 1856, reported reso'rc
for the arrest OF J. w. Walcot, of Bo..
ton. to answer to n charge Of coatv.np, in
refusing to testify before said con-. mlt,c.
The resolve was adopted, and Oh Friday,
Mr.. W. was brought before thr House,
when a, his request, AFTER declaring him
self innocent Of any design to commit the
offence charged upon him, hc was allow.
ed till Monday to purge himself from the
charge. Without further transactions OF
importance, the House adjourned to Mon
day.
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The HurcuINsoys. Asa B. Hutchinson,
of the Hutchinson Family, arrived in Lynn
last week, and is arranging to remove his
family, in March, to their "Farm Home,
10 the "Great Northwest. Horace Gree
Icy, writing to the New York Tribune iron'
Chicago, says:
Zone OF the Hutchinson brothers, (Asa)
who are now here SINGING their way East
ward from their new home in Minnesota,
informed me that he had been singing along
four hundred miles, through Minnesota AMI
Iowa, taking grain for music wherever cash
was unattalnable, and has done very well
by it. In one instance farmer drove up
with eight bushels Of corn in his sleigh. and
his wife and six children seated therein, say
ing, we have no money, but We oil want
to hear you, and corn is the best We can give
you Ho accepted the corn very gladly,
gave eight twenty-five cent tickets in ex'
change for il, aud sang it out. In every
such case, his landlord or some neighboring
miller took the grain to sell W soon as pos
sible. and return him the net proceeds. H.
and his brothers will sing their way back
through the same region next April, taking
grain wherever cash cannot DO had. and
turning or shipping US 1t may DO advisable
in each CASE"
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arc made up Of every hue, from white 70
coal black
When the cholera was IN this place, Hen
~ p. Nightingale, merchant of the very
darkest hue. lay apparently at the punt OF
death. A white man sent to inform him
that bis note for $1,000 had matured, and
that he would Ike payment or security
Mr.. Nightingale rent check TO the presi.
dent Of the only bank here, with his r-quest
that the bank w.uld pay all his obligations
that might fall due till he was able To at
tend again to his own business-which 70
quest was complied with strictly. II has
done me good TO take such q man by the
hand, and to ride In his coach, with himself
and vile and daughters.
One Of the "cleverest" papers on this
island, "The L,beml," 10 edited and owned
by Hon. Mr.. Prrscod, member of Assembly
q mulstto. Mr.. p. gave his testimony in
favor Of abolition. He was in England at
the time IL occurred. The whole proprie
tary body expected to be inevitably ruined
by the measure. One proprietor committed
suicide when the oct went into effect, ihro
absolute despair. Yours, &c. Q. I.
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The CoscERr. The musical enter.
t..inment given on "Wednesday evening,
last, at Town Hall, Saco, by Mcssrs'
Horton and Shannon Of this city, proved
TO be one Of uncommon excellence. A
full audience were in attendance and were
highly delighted with the entertainment
which was well diversified with songs,
cho,usses and Duetts-all Of which were
executed in manner highly creditable
to the performers.
We understand that Mcssrs Horton
and Shannon propose giving similar
Concert at Limerick village this Friday
evening.
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- ,,, rxc,,su pprxcyse,
inh ." a., -. pov., Of ENGLAND
h0'AA' 49, o.. ~, 70 Prince
ma' mar" w,,,..s :, p-,..;a hair anparen,
49,. ,a.,,iao !. in her 18th wear,
" '"' 0,o NJ. o, ,s4o She 4,
aa's 49, -, 7, .,.,r,o sbs !. oi the
iar lrOn "a",'O 49,, .o.o,h.r and
meaiam ne'Sa', ~ ,'a 49,. 90 end .boul.
VIZ" - ,,,,,,, hs, life from
uei', -, 90. -, eao ooo n YEAR
Ts IT.. 81. 81 R,,,;n made a rrea, fuss over
...-,.., IA .,,n, . ,rsa, deal Of mon.
'"e " ,"-7,D,,.. g Z, voted ak.
" '''' .,.,.. a.. roval
y '"o, %s,sos ,,,.h !. 20 nav for a
huP"a''' ono. - -
golden table 'Or .ne 0''ue' "s rs.
upon !" a PA" u '"0 V! -. -,
sum thus expended upon a''''., - -.
which Will 'ne's'y auu = UNIV " '"o 80, -
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FuLros applied steam to the great prac,i

FULTON applied steam to the great practi
cal uses of the age +; Morse has brought Gal
vanism to be the daily servant of millions OF
men. Newton unravelled the mazes OF the
stars, and made their motions the mariners
guide on the trackless ocean. What these
men have dono in their departments, DR.
Aver does in medicine. Ho turns the great
discoveries in Science and Physics to use in
the cure Of disease, and makes the occult
discoveries Of the great chemists available
for the wants ofcvery day life. His medi.
cInes for the low prices ut which they arr
sold. bring within the reach Of every man
the best wisdom and the best skill of modern
times. Wilmington, Del. STATESMAN.
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CATcnIso MES. A young minister,
who had made himself conspicuous for a
severe aud denuncia,ory style Of preach
ing, came to the quaint DIR. Bcllamy one
day TO inquc why he did not have more
success. "Why, man." said the Doctor,
can't You take lessons of the fisherman !
How do you 90 to work, il YOU want to
catch n trouti You get little hook
and fine line, you bait it carefully and
throw il in as gent!y rs possible, and then
YOU sit and wait, and humor your fish till
YOU can get him ashore. Now YOU get
a great cookbook and rope.linc, and
thrash it into the water, and brawl out,
"Bitc, or be damned"
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Inaia.

TIE correspondence from calcutta TO De.
crmbtr - add nOthingoi ImI o',anc' To- the
photographic DISPATCHES ~hicl' anticipated The
nil
The Times correspondent gives n circum.
saneial account OF the Windhnm ntiair -
The facts do not differ fr,m these nlrady
before tho public The scenes after Wind.
ham defeat are said To be fearful. The
hospitals were crowded to sufocation. Tho
enemy directed their fire especially upon
them, and il was not till Sir Colin Campbell
retained and with dUzen hat ty words
brought every man to his place. that order
was restored.
LONDON, Friday night. Government has
r, ccly,d telegram from Malta announcing
n arrival from Bombay Odd Of January, at
Suez The meas is of little Importance
sir Colin Campbell WIS still NJ Cawnpore ut
last advices, but was shortly expected to
move westward with q strong iorce. Sir
james Outrirn, ut Alumbagh. att ,tckedand
defeated the enemy on the 22d OF December,
capturing four guns, with trlaing loss
Gen. Roberts is appointed to command
full force in Rajupotana, which Is asscm-
bing ut Decca. and which is to march on to
Mes ar.bad. No frrsh disturbances had &C.
CURED in any part OF Deccan and Central
India. The Punpub Was Tranquil.
FRANCE The Monifuer co tains u lead
my article on the unanimous expression Of
hor, Or shich has hem ELECTED, not only
from all parties Of France and every cla's Of
population, but from foreign governments,
and pations. and claims the congratulations
whih tire Emperor his received Us proofs Of
affection Tor the imperial family and dynas-
q, Us we'll as for their Majcsties' persons.
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TIE SPECIAL COMMITTEE. Mr.. Speak
or Orr announced on Thursday Of last
week, the special committee of the U. S
House Of Representatives to which was
referred the Presidents Message and the
Lecompton Message. 1t consists of eight
Lecomptonites and seven anti.LecomPton
ties. In making up the committee Mr.
Orr violated the Parliamentary rule which
should have governed in the selection, ar
ranging matters so as to enable the COM
mittee to stife investigation. Mr.. Orr
has had the reputation of being man oil
great candor and impartiality. His course
in forming this committee has severely
injured hi. good reputation in this par
ticulsr. II stands as follows, democrats
in Roman, republicans in italics.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-02-19
Inancial.

TIL, Bank OF England rrdueed its rate Of
,lisc,unt ON Goth ult., to four per crnt.-
Reduction had little or no effect on tho
money market or stock Exchange.
tn, London Times remarks upon the sub
iect "that tIere Is prospect that tendency
Ir considerable period may be towards
.asc in the money market.
For the last week or two application. n, the
h,nk for discount have almost enrirr'ly ccascd
,nd although alienation led to u little demand
,iey are still likely to be only OF u very
moderate character. since the minimum rate
IN open market has for some day, not been
higher than three Per cent, while In the
Stock Exchange the supply Is abundant at
81 Ter cent. The interests on deposits nj.
lowed by discount houses has been reduced
10 2s per cent"