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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-10

STATE CeSvEsTloS--The Republican Central
Committee this State, have called State Con-
veutior, to meet al Madison OF the 4th of Octo-
be-, fer general Interchange of sentiment and
better Organization Of the party, Tor the coming
contest. Each Assembly District in the S,ace.
vii be entitled 10 two delegates We ho-e
there VIII u full Convention. and that the
way viii be prepared for the fun and complete
overthrow q The n-a-slaverv Democraer
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TO Farmers-Bse, Bookkeeping. Bone-Ius Boon-.orn
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Call Copy Subscriptions by
JOHN HOLLINGSHEAD,
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Price q lumber in Mineral Point.
CORRECTED WEEKLY Ri c. n. CURTIS.

clear, $50 a &85 Siding. dressed. SCI a s23
second do, p 8 20 90. rough, 20 a -
do. rough, 20
Fencing com, J0st, scantinE and common boards
SIS q SIS. Shingles, warranted 81. Lath 50 80
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The Great Undertaking of the Nineteenth Gen.
fury Completed !!
SPACE ANNIHILATED
Europe Brought Within Six Seconds o.
America
Inter-Oceanic Telegraph
Gable Landed!i
The Old and the New World United in the Bonds
OF Lightning,!.
AMERICAN GENIUS TRIUMPHANT
HUZZAi HUZZAli HUZZAl!!

We copy from the Galena 1Aapsrtiser Extra. Of
the 9Th inst, the following gratifying intelli-
gence Of the success Of the parties engaged in
laying the Atlantic Telegraph Gable. The news
viii be highly gratifying to otr readers
On Friday evening, all the Telegraph Offices
in the United States were Illuminated, in honor
Of the success.
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The New American CycIopadia
Popular Dictionary OF General knowledge
George Ripley and Charles "A. Dana,
\ Numerous Select Corps of 1uriters
rye Ripley and Charles "A. Dana,


Gmnr trays
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- Col T. C. Hude1an. from the first. and
Col. Albert Rust, from the second District. were
elected to Congress from Arkansas, on the "a
inst They are both Democrats Of the simon
pure Border Gutiaa school.
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Toronto. Aug. 3.

Toronto, Aug. 3.
:, ne motion Of want of confidence in Gaorea
brown new administration was carried in -
house OF Assembly last night bv 10 rIaiorify
It had previously, as before reported. passed ~,
Upper 9 ,57 by large majority. i dissolu-
'ioh 81 Parliament = expected
Toronto, Aug. 4
The Brown Ministry have resigned Tt,sra
9e[s'ooa the Governor General has called on Mr.
CAV 10 form new administration.
Washington, Aug. {.
ne e Navy "a, Department had received inforrna-
tor OF the arrival Of the practice shin re5Je :.
Oheroourg France, on the 18Th of JuIT T. -
esxSPseleo that she would leave on the goth. Tor
;, John 9 Dunn has been appointed bv Tho
I resident postmaster at Plttsburg. in place 81
= noeEson' whose commission has expired.
Leavenworth. July so.
I !. ) Express to Boonville. August
1oF Denver arrived II this city Yesterday er.-
,l3s. and VIII remain dav or tu,o :, -. p'.
Gen. Lane IS also !, toun N'@
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES.
3 R. CHEESEMAN PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius l. Cheeseman, NJ D.
CTR

NEW YORK CITY.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are thu
result long and extensive practice They are milo
in their operation, and certain in correcting all irrgu
arities Painful transformations, removing all obstruc-
tons whether from cold otherwise, headache, pain
the side, papitstion Of tho heart whites all
tecons, Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and limbs
&c, disturbed sleep, which arises from interruption
nature
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills re Invaluable they sill bring
on the monthly period with regularity Ladies who
been disappointed in the use other pills place the
usost confidence Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that
they represent TO do.
NOTICE.
There condition qf TIE female system nkiek
the PAS cannot Be taken without producing a PECUL-
Jar RESULT TIE condition referred 10 as PREG-
N4NCF-the result. MISCARRIAGE. Such as the ir-
resstabte tendency tae medicine to restore the
functions TO normal condition that the reProdrc
tire poscer Ct nature resist a.
Warranted pu.ely vegetable, and free from anything
Injurious Explicit directions which should be read
ing 81 10 the General agent.
IL SolS = ons Druggist II every tovn in the United
States
z. 3. ECTCHlSSS,
General agent for the Ciss.ed Steres.
les Chambers tree. New York,
r. D, puLFoRD, agent. Mineral Point Boiler, Smith
GO, chicago; e. Blskeely, 81. Louis 11-v
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.inersI Point, JAY e7th, SIS
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this work place within the
bushes OF m ma OF kalo
ona itnnghtb even
riot jeof humank
O
stiusanc be handhu
Wi he model
Of Longer ward vIe
facts Invested a rane truly eresnLg
aiwnht rviewsan
The
honBa /
ograes Thomas Bnt u Of the
papers TIN colnry, ennly
nogeab of awitve
the Autocato the Brekns
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-10

m a man sometimes makes grand appef
jD - very fine in conversational information
The talk ran upon mountains. He was wol
facts about tie Andes, the AppeuIues, and t
IN tieular to say aboui Arara5, Ben Nevis, ana
VI toned. BY and By some revolutionary aRe
niliarity with the lives Of the Adamses. AID
A point OF Natural History being suggested
IN bladder Of fishes He was very fun upon Il
JU the conversation when Horticulture was int
we'll acquainted with the geology u Anthra
of other kinds Of Coal There was somethiI
an Of h,s knowledge, that ] suspected all at ono
UD waited till got opportunity. Have YOU
l. ] have, lie replied / received an early
aud answered, To Araguay. oh said / 10
IN the reason he knew nothing about II 4; but be
JU ard if he can remember what Is in this volu
lie VIII know more than l ever thought be
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10
PERSONAL

Chill, is at viii ards =
~ Hon A McEwes. late Mavor Of Nash
ElIie, ienn-, died In that city last week
... The Rochester Union SAYS that Mr. Gree.
ieJ, Ca ths New York L ibune. has written = |. G.
,dIe on ureat Men, and starts West this week to
spend IN nth or six weeks In its delivery
This strikes Us as rdyther long lecture.
The Pittsburg (Pa Press understands !
that Bonner. OF the New York Ledger dPeming
ne fies dents salary entirely disproportioned TO
ms services, las made propo .iiion 10 double il
Tor the Remainder Of the Presidential term, mo-
the Ledger exclusively
49,. Paul MOrphv was In fne health and sp,r-
rs a; last accounts, and bad determined to spend
the winter IN Paris. He had publicly announced
bis intention not to pay any more even game,
az any single player in France, exec ~ II
WIZ out decIarsd his willingness 10 make 4
match with anv Gallo player who chooses to
enter the Iis;s at proper odds IL must bring
oark the days Of LabOurd nnsis to every French
mans miad, 10 see Mr. Morphy thus Offering 10
play all France at pawn and move
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

operators OF this bank with capital Of b.l,
million. The broker in New York whose i'm,
i,eIse IN wealth was neralded through some papers
IN your vicinity, some time before the bank
saTsed- was formerly resident of the tpterio- ~
the etaie, and while he remained with good
ousiness men was very successful; but, relying
on ms own Judgment, he entered into Iarpe
SPECULATION, which in a short time he was OBLIGED
@ 20 @Ieave, with debt hang ing over him of over
sVG sIVGoOo. New Yoik then looked like better
u III 10 operate In, and the banking business !.
charm which could not be resisted Ar,.r Ihs
proper arrangements we e completed the Mer
chants' ard Manufacturers Bank of Columbus
Yves started by number Of persons, our
nhaocler among the rest. This was A short lived
wild cat, I" bat il let the marks of its claws IT.
haS no% becom- a Wall street fnancier: and with
Ms hnancial abilities the Ohio savings In n>titu,e
OF M. Ohio, makes its advent Tn. bills of
This cat were freely offered throughout the West
where good many can be found at this time
WOth IN e. cents Der round. The Com;nerci,i
park park OF Perth Amboy was re<uscitated with the
ovlnG embeTs of the Ohio Savings Institute The
worthless trash ffCm this hank was also sent
tune west 10 be invested in ANYTHING that couId
5e got away. This cat d ed from fright occa
slened by the Union Bank r, r,oues.ino the ownsrs
to change the account This hank Iert a I,rns
Quantity Of its pictures Ia the hands of the d5sr
g-"Ile Wh'le this cat was seemingly becominO
on, On S''estsG IN its habits, our fnancier, WITH
tw9 OF bis friends, discovered that banktpp in
hooe Island could be made profitable the lin
erdlity OF ihe laws was such they could Get rich
- - snort ti'nS; so they made haste to start the
oAhhs GIL hlVeT. Ih1S obtained n
much wider circulation than any Of the p-eyioux
ONES and II was soon broadcast over tb- Who'll.
Ne>t In the meantime, the operators thought
TWO were better than one; and the Farmers Bank
W W 4CsIe u was put IN motion. This and
The Iiverton were the widest of any of the cats
ano IeH a larger amount OF promises to paw in
tIr hands OF the public than any OF the others
now Iong, may ask, will any institution stand
*u dtd by MN with such antrcedents and
without means! ! There are two Others connected
"'tE thiS ShystsT Bark whose history | will re-
serve Tor another letter. You can assure your
u adeis that cartload Of the stuff would not buy
dfinkS hsrej AMI II 1t ge.s any circulation in
yanf city, that whenever a sutic e,t amount is
L, IL will surely be taken with commissions ana
yol Will have dead wild "at" amo-o Won
IouTs, VIpocQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10
WICKED MEMOIRS.

EuropeaR royalties are to be huttered in n
week or two by very extraordinary book The
Empress Catharine of Russia was a most ener-
getc persCnage. She could not bear to be idle
and yet disliked the society of more than one
person at time; and so. to kill time, in the in
terVais oil business and sensuality. she wrote
her memoirs, and, what is worse she told the
truth. The manuscript was found in her pri-
vate desk at her death. II WAS for many years
Kept profound secret, family court mystery.
but Alexander not liking to have il near him
Placed 1t among the State archives with Peters
will and such other awful docume- some
one copied verbatim the memoirs of the yiciou,
Empress, and the copy was placed in the hands
OF Mrs HerZen. Russian millionaire, who
years ago, escaped into British protection. hav
Ing preVi' nv got his property into the British
l. nus ana woo now carrieJ on un'iriug war
against The RusSian despOtism-a journal he
publishes IN he Russian language, selling Sc
cretly many thousand among the Russians them
selves 3 altered in France and Germany and
even among Russians in Russia. Tbs Hcrzen
has, Of o Jurse, grasped at the u enoirs as a new
weapon and new article in his propaganda; and
the firm Of Trubuer Il Co, backed By the SOW
ereisns of the ex-R Russ, dare 70 publish tie book
In French. Csthirine, true to her SIX makes
many awkward revelations, but one affects the
honor OF the Imperial family in q terrible way
She declares emphatically that her husband
the Car, was not the papa Of his children I.
id in Cstharine and damaging TO the Car
Q rtainly-but she efectuaIly clinches" thg
confession, by mentioning the name of the
father of her successor, Paul, and thus it comes
out that the royal house of RomanofF now reign
Ing ID i!e!ihH ate, andis therefore, an usurpa-
tion. In Russia they may not think much of il
even fit IS true and not n vindictive eanard so
many other royal houses, however, have inter.
married with the Romanoffs that there will be
a very general disgust in the " highest circle, 1"
especially In Germany, whore pedigree is of
even more consequence than tobacco The
book will undoubtedly be one Of the sensations
Of the winter ard may lead to protocollin, an |
imperial demand for the surrender Of Herzen
and the hanging and drawing aud quattering
Of presumJ tuous Trubner 4 Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

1 A well known leader Of fashion from
the United States, says a Paris letter in the
Philadelphia Gazette, who was sharing the
splendid hospitalities of Compeigne, appeared
one evening at ball in a dress precisely iden-
cal with that worn BY her imperial majesty in
person treat was the astonishment and dis.
may Of the court ladies, for it ia known tbs,
the EmIress Eugenie, whose soul appears 10 be
about equally divided between her mantua
maker and her confessor insists pom the strict
est secresy being observed as to what is des.
tined to adorn her imperial limbs Evidently,
however, the secrets of the confessional had
been here this time, betrayed, and the auda-
clou: q" ciuzenness" We'd in fashion and novel;
win the Empress. Nay, worse still, when
her majesty at last stepped up to her riv al and
good naturally asked, " which dress was to be
considered the original" the American Iady
was able to reply that that was her " second
appearance in that character!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

ID The city Of Jeddo Is said to os without
exceptions t la-g-st city in the world. II con-
t4ins 500, ,UGa of inhabitants
" Dressed chickens were selling at Toledo
!a !ase WEEK at * to ic per pound. At Syracuse
my nave Deen purchased, in quantities, at
W During the cold snap last week, John Com.
oes ard his wife, Of Palmer, visited B-lcbertown
w,n ,hni. infant closely wrapped In sbawIs to
nry the heart stricken parents fouSd tLeit child
dead N '-'" eAi'~
" Japan letter says-the females of Nag.
asiki are Of the ordinary height, and sonis Of
them are very handsome, and would create quite
Q stir in New York II they .houid h,nns,f fths,
way. The married ladies are kuown from ths
single by painting their lips either green or \
bright red, and their teeth 4 Jet black, Thew are
often married ss young as ten, ~s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

Cp' AT recent wedding breakfast in Liver.
pooI. the brides father handed to her a note
for E 600. which the lady very properly trans
ferred TO her husband He deposited i: in his
waisieoat-Pcckst,a along with f5 note, Intend
ed tor the oticisting clergyman. Before de
parting FOR the wedding tour the bridegroom
handed tie clergyman one of the notes in re-
quital for his services, and gave the other note
TO his father for safe keeping, The mistake
was rectiEed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10
MUSIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Prof DE CRNIEL has a few more hours 20
srsrs, which he vii devote in giving a superior
course Of Mlsioa lnstrVotion, 1rrly TO be net
stth oa the Harp, la~ ofor:s, sttar, StsgiHF
and classical OyFon PiayIsg. &o.
n. b-No HstrUutcn whatever will De given
where payments are not made IN advances.
EnssEements can be made By calling At hi- New
Musical Repository, corner nth street and Per-,
avsrue. N. III -tf
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Musical Instruction.

III ARR LLsSoNs-kxrRAORDINARYm
p.rtse, purchasing a B.ny at manu- so,urer.r
EnSee. En1e a. tae Hkw MUSICAL RHt os .ToRY. Prof.,
DeSuElei n.los forth the Induoement Of giving d.
saL ins.IuctleL wffAosf ekarEs, for the purpose
VI ,iuaAls k y promlnErt instr meat in this CITY
iNishiN0 ssssoNs tIvea scoor 1ns to tho On ethc1
OF he itaiIau SoAool on the Span f1rfe A G A.
III hsad other sdvertsemsuts in Tn, ps,eT
DO 2-u Eoreer lth %. aud Ia. avenue.
MUSICAL bxcifkMhAr IN THE CITY.
Those ~ba want TO puooh.se o superior PnDo
would so wei TO select ~Ps Of STEINwAr & SoNs'
vhicl IL orc;tsdy the first Eov la 1 nF.rket-
@0ug isrNd la comps tent jot kes, sRch ottschh
AZ MASON W oslepbae pt aud msny ofheTS. O. 80 fhs
best instrument, the Gscf .essd, aud tthosga last
20; l'astl the meat dsTaL!s PiaAoS the word.
HAyIlg ist Of nesr cSx TEousAsp gam a. reis.-
.,Ss than az ywhsr~ else Iu tbs ci-y. Cal At ths
nsw husicaL RIrosIToRr, c'rner lith street cad
non PRoF. ncGNIEL. Sol. Agent.
T. TIE HARP.
\ Hs QUEEN OF ALL lSeTRt MENTS.
fssnes WISHING to lesrn the HsRP, bot Bst hsyirg
rhs, Val De allowed tue privilege q the OF oue
isT hs''y practlse wtfAsst esorrs. Ht TIE Uw
MUSICAL kBrosIIeRN by nshkIIs tm-e6late ar
ranE"m-ut- wItn fRoF. c. 7. DEcoSIbl fo .
- orosRa dHd proper eosrs, Of is sscf.rr Iucsud-
ing B0cnsa's cetehrared NEw BLRr 0 FFRcu.Sp
pAssLsEs. Terms So per enartrr: ply No NOR
ELEGANT ToSkD a1irs from 8 $50 10 $50, var
ranit-d.
HARr STRINGS for ss7s Evspthins IN n. mu-io
lie
PILsos, HAIRS. eurrArs. &C.. &c. for sale and
20 rent
Musical Repository corner IIth 1t. and Pa sv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

The Company are making arrnngsments whereby
= He : EABoRD me Will specify be oonstruot-d,
uslnk the PRINTING INSTRUMENT which they hops
tu have IN operation by the LIST of February next
hank tul Tor the Jb-rzl patTOna. bestox ed uOnu
them tbs Company solicit a ntlL unuce OF u for
the :eeZrapuGg public Having In their emp ov
tEe mat Ak'hlul operators. fhey promise
pr"mpttude and socuraoy an he transmits ssIon uf u
messages sntruf ted 10 them. The advantages of
TIE PRINTING INSTRUMENT
over All Others are vel known to thIs community.
ma iff PURDN. SDperiEtendent
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DAKLOR URAITURE,
III pAPRR-HAyeTEss Avn T'puor sTFpv

DAkLOR tURAITURE,
Il PAPKR-HASGIEes AND UPHOLSTERY Goops.
The subscI bers keep on hand and make 10 order
81 styles Of CAB NET and pAR' o. q
FURNITURE, Each r. Scfas. .Am, Easy andkA
Rocking HAIRS, LouEs eS, = c. Also. y sUpe bu50
nor assortment Of F.APk HANGIN Mss. ."
Borders and Shades. Paper Hung m the best
short notice. Furniture RenaiI ed and Vanished
S:eepg Hollow Arm Chars from Sl2 to S2O each.
EnsmeleG Covered Lsungss as iOw as IS.
cali IS respectfully solicited from persons fur
nlshEg their hOuges, and co sell furniture
Of oEr otCS make, as low. If not lowe than the
same style OF work mot olty make,) can be bought
q; In this city.
JOS. T. x. PLANT CO.,
Paper Hans ers. Uphoistererx, and
Manufacturers of Furniture,
n - t-F--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

HERNDON HOUSE.-T.e srdersIghed To-
II specially announces to Members OF
Congress- and their families, and other STA1
gentlemen and ladies' intending to pase the l:.sE
winter Ia w ashLg.On, that he has Te6tieo sad fur
nlsned the above named house IN manner that cqn-
not fa TO mes the probation Of ali who may honor
HIN with their patronage.
The house is pleasantly situated on the oo-uer of
and eth strests. adjacent the Patent Office snd
General Post Once. no rooms lar. Q and
cheerful, and tho public parlOr uperor IN n men-
,lons and Appointments to that OF any other Ioard
lg house in the city The house 10 intended to be,
in all respects, one Of the hrrt casS and no etT,Tt
wall be spa ed to make II comfortable and happy
home or Its guests. ''
9s-Irr
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Rsad Certificates If Practisias Pkysteiass, more
ofphich can be sirsa.

CuLPRfKR CouRI HOUSE, November Is, 1883.
q nave used the Hair Wash made by Mr.. John H.
Sipps, 9i w ashIngtCn, d c.. In in which the
M nslI naa been much injured by a protracted fever,
on any Iouna J. hlgtly useful in promoting The growth
proved both its textaI and appearance The scuIfy
oon9lon OF the scalp, which the loss OF hair de-
penaeu, was entirely removed by repeated apPlca-
del-im WIN. M. THOMPSON. M. d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-The
subscriber offers at private sale the property
Known as the Bakery situate on the south aide the
Canal, near the Alexandra Aqueduct, together with
the wharf. which is about 2l0 feet deep from Canal
to river; tho tow path being included in this prop
erty.
The Bakery has u front of 81 feet on tho Canal
and controls so inches of water for driving its ma
chInery. " ~
This property for a Bakery or Coal Yard ls no.
surpassed BY any in the District.
Also, 8 w ood and Coal Yard now in the oceupsnov
Of Hurty Ome and Mr.. Barron. fhIs property
has front Of % feet ths Cana ard lO2R foet on
the vest SIDE OF Green street, and s easy of ao-
ton as any yard In tho District
The above property will be offered on bernl terms
Apply to THOMAS BROWN, I<5 West street
Georgetown; or to 8. T. BROWN, Pa av.. next to
corner of i<th street w sshlngtOn, ID. G.. au 25-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

TNO LET-ROOMS, Furnished, } with Board In
Il aPrivats family, on l. street. No. 5l4, between
sth and nth streets north, for gentleman and lady
OF two single gentlemen. 90 lS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

VEGETABLE BALSAM
y OR FRAGRANT HAIR WASH
For oeautifyirk a4d preserving the HAIR. possess
ing peculiar streng enIng and refreshing qualities
it also removes DANDRUFF and DISEASES
Or The SKIN, giving life and vigor TO the hair
hltherto unattaIn7bls. Manufactured and sold,
Wholesale and RETAIL by
JOHN II. GIBBS, wllards' Hotel, and
No, Sy2 Pa aveuue. Washington, d. G..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-10

SPECTACLtS EYEGLASSES.
SUST L Received hne assortment of & e above
embracing told. Silver, steel, Shell AID Horn
frames, with best .en. es of every focus
Il. Sc MKEN,5SD Pa. avenue.
no y between 9Th and lO:h SITS,