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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIM A. Bachelors Hair Dive
~ OriginaL - - Il IA

The Original and Best in the Tgorid.
All Others limitations and should be svoia
if you wish 10 escape riricule.
GRAY, RED, Or Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown Black without the a-
injury TO Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been au ard
ed to VIM \ Bachelor since 1882 and over soo 600 40;
picatons have been made to the Hair Of patrons
Of his famous Dye
WA- A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be distinguished from nature and is
not TO njure in tie least, however long it may lie con
tinued, and the i'll effect Of Dyes reaedied the Hair
inyigorated FOR life by tits splendid Dye.
Made sold or applied lin private roomsJ at the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States h,
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
- The Genuine has the name and address ,, .
steel plate engraving four sides of each Box Of
WILLIAM a. BACHELOR.
AiYIy 233 Broadway. New York
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of the robbers and the extent of the band.
There is not less than from to So 600
worth of property already secured, and
the Vigilance Committee have dispatched
men to other depois where it is expected
plumber is stored. Many of the articles
are Unidentified. This robbery has been
going on for nearly a year ,and it is fear
ed that many men heretofore regarded
as honest will be found deeply implicated
in this astounding villainy.
Rumors of all sorts are af1oat, the pris-
oners arrested are beginning to confess
and expose their accomplces. Bell Is ev-
identity badly hurt and not far distant, the
officers are on the alert and 1t is hoped
that this is TO result in The breaking up OF
one of the most formidable Bands OF Rob-
bers ever organized in the West. The
name Of John c. Bishop, the Usage Land
Robber, is connected with this party, and
II if believed by the prisoners that boat
containing $4,000 worth Of Goods from
La Crosse and other towns, left the depot
first spoken of on the 10Th of last month
for the benefit of said Bishop; said boat
was seen near Muscatine two weeks ago
bound for ST. Louis.
As Bell is doubtless in the neighbor-
hood, we will say that he is a well-made
man, about 30, weighs 100, sandy-com-
plexion. large red whisllers and has A
BULLET MARK FROM HIS FOREHEAD ROUND
TO THE BUT OF HIS LEFT EAR-thls last
mark is very significant one just now.
We have 40 time for furth er comments.
and it is probably not advisable to say
more at present.
Our regular issue VIII appear on Thrus-
day or Friday when we expect to be in
possession of details that will be Of great
Interest TO the WHOLE WEST.
P. S.--We learn tina. the Vigilance
Committee at Prairie du Chen have al
ready arrested Il, and that as the ROPE
is applied to the necks of some as a PER-
sUADER, they are telling all they know
with great liberality.
Let the good work go on
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11

New YORK FOUNDERIEs.-The New York foun-
deries appear to have considerable work on
hand. The Novelty il employing 66U man, and
Is building immense engines eighty four inch
cylinder, eight hundred horse power, for Rus
sian man-of-war; also, hydraulic locomotive
for the Austrian Government, which viii move
ship of five thousand tons. 1t is 10 be sent to
Pola, on the Adriatic They are also build
ing an immense lathe for the Spanish govern
ment, with swing of nineteen feet large enough
to turn piece OF iron thirty feet long.
The Gutta Percha Boat Company are having
some massive and intricate machinery built to
make gutta percha boats; he gutta percha Is
laid IN wet strips, in kind of press or die and
then pressed into shape
The Morgan works are building an engine for
Vanderbilt new steamear Queefrof the Pacific,
$500 tons. 80 inch cylinder, II feet stroke.
The Slamese government have large contracts
with other works among them are two pairs OF
oscillating engines, with cylinder 90 iuchesdi-
ameter 20 do. stroke, to be used in two pleasure
propeller yachts, for the two kings Of Siam.
The vessels are to be builders; two engines Of
same style, 30 Inches diameter, 30 do. stroke for
yachts So feet long, for the SIamese government.
TO be built by Americans in Siam one side
wheel engine, 3 inch cylinder. feet strcae. for
the first King of Siam, and other small works
Tor the same government. 4 Chinese house at
tong Kong have just contracted for engines, 81
inches IN diameter, feet stroke, for a side wheel
steamer. The New York and Savannah line of
steamships have ordered two single propeIler
engines. y inch cylinder, - inch stroke An
IRON ferry boat, 100 feet long, 5 feet hold and
with single beam engines, % inches diane er,
b feet stroke, Is almost completed.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11

IAE SANE OLD SToRY.-The albany Fven.
~ "o'tF'ld. says, the Lecomp;onItes at W,sb.
.nSt0h S"j out The Marine band. and serenaIal
I 1t.l. I resident Senator Toombs. Gwinn Cree
- - o'1SIs' On Saturday night Those
SSHe'e-heA made speeches IN return. in Whit
me- S1s assured the band and the crowd that IT,
question MAS now finally settled for
ever. These musicians heard the SAM -
aAces from The lips Of Fillmore. Cas-. Dc ~
- "G b. 10 Serenade them 1850; thew heard
e. ee ana Cobb when they went to seren
- n 4o94- They must be very cret-
usous Brass Band II they believe il everv I;n-.
i,er seeing Il 50 repeatedly falsi6ed- Tfl,1a,I
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s Y
Esad t.fore tie Ioaa Comfy Teachers Institute
BY MISS oEPHA TURNER.

Esdd tJore the I0aa Comfy Teachers Institute,
By MISS oEPHA TURNER.
. ii.''e' '-Ls .s.-'iS Dee- $50 '."u N'i'l'''
AieA - e'Nse y 80. ~
Pe0s Y ~ f",.'t rs A''''' ~ 'l'a -'''
''.'''s .'-'7 .
'He'ts nos '''s-'s '.'1 iio' ies a.
tsae.lAe ~ oei"s sevoNh'e" anu cannot CON
seite no" any one can ian 70 ieei an interest III
1tt'F fhe future condition Of our Nation depends
entirely upon the aotitE 81 minds thHi are no"
heans educated Ana i'e present CONSIDERATION
= " measure 'F "picn our i'e"i'ies may be
sii'''' anu N'4''''1e l's"7 o"'@'-ed oE
sae setehiise 81 1lo1s5Il. m business eal'ei-
ties. men dee1n Il "lf.Astr9 That 'heE should
s'iss' - N'.'I. - i.'''e "t Tue mos
''1faas''to39 i'esh'd 9. .-'''is 'He'' &c
slsas. !" s hs'tt 81 meetings. ~ a1ta'a oN ana
"a. road managers, and Why should We Lot
meet Is iatellsct"as engineers. as organizers
wishing g enter practically Uron our great
wor1 Iae common seho5! IS the great engine
which propels the accommodation train :. ms
ee.laheoas ense~s-humaA nature N rut.ies
ans II fass' aAa &. depend alike upon the skt!t
s It's ensiaees H their safety They viii IN
iAels onward progress become subject s. lew.
i4o7al aad 99e.al lhiaenees. witch may maAe
them o..ser or sorse, but here i the starting
posnt Ia character aad reputation. aud eur en-
de.vor should lis y hlafy them against lie
sahNer-i5a incident to tue lives of all Zach
ehai placed aader or care - Z" occupy dis
tiaei aai respectable station thinking, acting.
LIVING TOR 'ms-.i, aad should be taught tie fact
tia h'7 success " lis depends upoa his o.e,
laalNadaal eSers'ans :" Ne'hias can botia'.qlt
het everything developed We cannot change
the capacities 'fonr pupils. except by s;.uulat-
lnE sad attracting them 10 'ad.sidgal e>er,ion.
W. s.oald IN tho first place be sufficient Judges
u h@iaan nas@Fe 70 measure tLeir abilities aad
.e;ess tleir native attractions then. far as Is
In oar power stimulate the higher faculties. aud
Restrain tue an mai. pass'oual without violating
1ae hls1er primal clements natural % them
o't SeeP before thena The ennohlins fact that
my az We ~ '-'e'r own "o'io"s ana
-''.'' - y ~ e' 'Aaepr"den'-
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS
= D. PULFORD, Agent.

DR. TRACY DELORME, THE GREAT crRrR or
CONSUMPTION was for several years so badly afflicted
oy dyspepsia that for part time he was confined
10 MS bed be was eventually cured by prescription
iurhlshed him BY young cairyoyant girl. This pre-
seIPlon, given by child while state Of trance
has cured everybody who has taken it, having fail
ed once 1t is equally in DYs
PEPsI The Ingredients be found in any drug store
WI send this yaIua lie prescription to any person OF
the rec int of one staml to pay postage. Address
DR.. TRACY DEI.ORIE, GREAT CuRER OF CoSsUxrr1os.
Inv. New York Post Omce.
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go as Englisl,'s Lecompton bill has passed
loil Houses If Congress, and received the sig
nature Of the President. This bill. if We right
ly understand its import, places the control Of
Tie election in the hands Of the friends OF the
Lecompron Constitution, aud aPpropriates some
three millions Of dollars money and land to
tie state-of Kansas. provided the Constitution
Is adopted In case that instrument IS rejected
BY the people, tie Territory is not to be ad-
raitted State uE.l Ler population reaches
$1,000. the number now required for the cleo
tion of q member of Congress The bribe Of
fefed 70 secure the adoption Of the Lecompton
Constitution is 4 magnificent one, but not sufii-
Gent. We think, 70 secure the adoption Of a
Constitution as Objectionable to the people OF
Lansas IS the one Oh which they are 70 vote.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11

STEAM oN THE NV YoRK CASALs-The Offer
Of $1,000 by the State of New York for the
oos; application of steam or hot air in the pro-
Pulsion Of canal boats, appears to have been an
ucipa'ed b Messrs- Van SIyke. Notion 4 Co.
q H1italo. who have jus, completed boat 10 be
propelled BY steam through he Erie Canal
which : designed u tow other boats. An ex-
PeF'aeat@i irP resulted 50 successfully. that the
projectors have made a contract Tor the constrr,-
tlon 81 q second boat. With regard 10 p-op,l-
sIoa by bot air the Albany Ssatss,,aa saws:
The proprietors Of the Ericsson parert -
now constructing boat TO be propelled bv on.
al 'heiT not ar engines On small sea Ie these
engines have been found 10 work exceedingly
Wei. and 70 perform certain amount of lq6cr
a very low price. Their capacity has re-,
aSoeriained to be fully equal to the propuIsion
ai canal boats, and il is said that they mar ~
applied TO single boats so as 10 make The cost
.eSs lh2n II would be To do the whole work Win
loIses he experimental boat Will be ready 10
maze me Passage from Albany TO Buffalo sorns
-iue during the month Of Nav.
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Spring Nedic.ne.

O. rs treat g-t The cheapest, get uo most ef-
GASEOUS.
In short sc; he best which are On. BosAcK's
ScANoINAvIAy BLooD PURlFIEE AND BLOOD Pits.
These wonderful Medicines are entirely yeget-
able, leave no bad effects. and can not bv any
possibility injure the most delicate constitution.
Never was a good Spring Medicine So necessa.
as uoW, for m addition TO the Skin Diseases ana
deranged Stomach and Liver, which every Win
ter produces, It Is most evident 10 all who are
accustomed 70 note the powerful influence for
good or III that The mind has upon the BODY. thar
The anxiety Of mind caused by the late wide
spread money troubles, has injured the general
health Of almost every one Then cleanse.
strengthen and purify your system with the
Scaadinarian Remedies, and you viii probably
save yourself from scrjous illness the cani,.,
SGmmsr. See advertisement.
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Dodgsville Cooperation Election

At the first election under the new Village
Charter held in Dodgevi.le on Tuesday the 4th
inst. the following officers were chosen
Presj,jlHt l.. f. D. Crane
IraaCes-Geo- Sims, J. Williams. T. Elw God
3. r. Thomas. VI Bishop. \ Arthur.
Marshall. II. Miller
-ASssSsor-l. f Roberts
IreaSyyer-R. AruRd, J.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11

In this city, on the 9th inst, by the Rev J.
Phelps, Rector OF Trinity Church, Mr. EBry
MARVIN HILL and Miss SARAH JANE FULL all
OF his city.
- Printers amply remembered. They have our
thanks and good wishes for their future prosperity
a the residence of Adney Strong, Esq, in
Miffiin, on the Sd day of May, 1858, Mr. VII
LIAM CHARlEs and Miss ANN DAVIS, all of the
above place
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"ECH>EL YERkiUF
OCEAN TRANSIT COMPANY.

EDWARDS, LOCKWOOD Co. PROJECTORS, offices in
New York 49, IL Broadway AM catbaB, sans-e T7-
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.
Drafts il sums to suit from 81 Sterling upward.
GEO. y. COBB,
Agt- Mineral Point
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LAND AG EN- G I
bstra + q "Cc.

The Undersigned have opened set of Book. which
give plee and reliable history of every tract of land
in 10 "a county, embracing Deeds, Bonds Mortgages
Ind, aents DEGREES aud all matters OF Record affecting
the
They viii furnish abstracts attend to the perfection Of
les the purchase and sale Of Lands, the payment %
faxes collection Rents and the drafting of Deeds and
her Instruments; and viii loan money, aEd collect in
eres for those desiring to invest
Oace up stairs, in John Ross stone Building op-
20 the Esgle Saloon, High street, Mineral Pom.
Wis WA. I. HENRY,
.stf FRANCIS HENRY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~" The greatest rreserva.i7e of beauty known to
modern science is Professor Woods Hair esorative
and Cosmetic Among the most important features OF
female beauty, l0xurant head of hair and fine
complexion both which should be guarded sacred
treasures for either may be lost by neglect preserved
by the named article, delsy danger
We seldom undertake. ediorally, tc endorse Fit
are called Hair Restoratives knowing fun well that
the great majority of such preparations are entirely
worthless Exceptions there are, nevertheless, and
among these hesated to express con
vietion that the article known " Woods Hair Re
storative' is entitled TO proud prc-eminenee- This
article has told its story numberlcss instances of
preaturev g1ay and bald heads and the certificates in
regard to its amazing efficacy have been alike numerous
unsolicited and emphatic When Senators of the United
States and others o the highest standing socially and
politically openly declare that Woods Hair Restor-
tive is ALL and than all it pretend TO be- we can
not do otherwise than believe them The article can be
had at all our Druggists See notice elsewhere.Rd-
eay Republican. Sold by all good Druggists May
RID. PULFoRD Agent, Mineral Point
Tnportant You feet debiItated. Yea feel ne' UoHs
You are ooried about trRes cannot sooTk 0'th en-
ergy. You not feel IKE doiag anything foH hare
no appetite You cannot steep ight You feet 1oeak
You feel di-zB.
Then use HoorLAxD's GERMAN I3IrTEEs, they viii
you without fail.
They are prepared by DR.. c. NJ Jackson AIS Arch ST.
Philadelphia "a. and sold by druggists and store
keepers in every town and village il the United States
Canada and South America rs cents per bottle
hat the signature of L. NJ Jackson is the wrapper
of each bottle. May
r. D. PULFORD, Agent, Miner 2oint.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE,

EXCHANGE On London for sale in sums of E1 Ster
IL ing end upwards
GEO. W. COBB
Office Stone Ware House, near r. R. Depot
Dated, April 9th. z -
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A LESSON FOR SrAMMEBERs.-Stc
six straight, sleek, slim sticks around SIX
crooked sticks but don't mix the straight.
sleek, slim, sticks with the SIX crooked
sticks.
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TUE subscribers having disposed of their entire Stoh
OF "oods all persons indebted them are earnesti,
requested to Walk mp to the Captains once and settle I'M
n-daiely. the must be ,losed sitbopt de-
Iav- - = Il 49, ~ &c
dineral Point, Nav TO- 1855 Ia1f
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NOTICE TO TIE As Es.oRs oF I..rY. -,

rINHE Assessment Rolls for 1855 are now AZ nv, s.
i ready for distribution. Ne
J: 5. COMFORT, 20. Clerk, Iowa Co, Wis.
Mineral Point. Mag 10, 1855 1o+F
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11

Es5- Who every saw boy grow up in
idleness that did not become a shiftless
vagabond or professional otice-seeker,
when he became man.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
B king & Exchange Office of
l.. II. WHITTLESEY.

(of the tate firm Of C. c. Wasabura 4 CO..
For Sals-Sight Drafts on
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND GERMANY.
and on France, Holland Belgium, Norway, Sweden
Denmark Switzerland and all other countries of Europe
INHERITANCEs, CLAIMS AND MONIES
in any town city in Europe collected PROMPTLY and
proceeds RENTED as may request
WECHSEL YERKAUF
Auf allie Hauptpletze in Deutschland upd der
h We liz, Frankreich, Holland, Belgien, Norwegian
oehweden Denenark, und allen audern Landern Euro,
pas.
ERBSCHAFTEN GELDER
und allie anderen Foderungen werden in iedern orts
Europa's eincassirt. 10
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES.
DIR. CHEES EXAMS PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius L Cheessman, N. ..
NEW Y0KA 49,


The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
result OF long and extensive practice. They InG
their operation, and rtain il correcting all irregu
arites, Painful transformations, removing all ohstrue
lions, whether from cold otherwise, headache. pain liz
the side, psipatOn Of the heart, whites all az
econs, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the lack and limbs
&c. disturbed sleep, which arises from interruption Of
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, they viii bring
monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have
disappointed IN Inv OF other pills place tho
confidence Cheeseman's Pills doing all tina
they represent TO do.
NOTICE.
There condition Of TIE fenate system wh>h
the Pals be taken t5ltk0at producing PECUL-
lar RESULT. The condition referred 10 IS PREC-
N4NCI-the result lIISC4RRI4GE- SueA as The ir-
tendency IF the medicine restore ae sexual
fractions a AorRak condition. that tAe reproduo
tite poucer If nature cannot It
Warranted purely vegetable and free any tIin,
Injurious. EN eit directions which shoula DE read
company each Lox Price 81. Sen by mail encos-
ing - DR.. CoAHELIUs / CnELskNAN, Box s53l, Pos
Once, New York city.
ag solo ~ Druggs, in every town in the United
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11

Fs5@ When mau has design but to
speak plain truth, he may say a great
deal II very narrow compass.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11

So Inc mantle Of bad man should
Always De buried with him, for fear il
might chance to fall on somebody
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Price Of Lumber in Mineral Point.

clear, $50 q s35 Siding, dressed, clear, s24
second do p :, 26 do. rough, p
do. rough, p 3 do do. d1 ressal, =
Fencing, COM Joist, scitnt'ing and common boards
Sl9 a $50 shingles, warranted, 81 10. Lath 81 %.
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PRICE 50 CENTS

This woraso contains prescriptions used by the Doc
!or in his practice for the positive u Scelus
hsaptioHs-Fecer and 1gne-Se1ere Cvughs and COlds,
-he suHaatis NJ yspepsia-EoHia If 81 tie HAIR Sc
&C. ~ any one OF which Prescriptions may prove o
great value to the reader.
This book viii be sent by mail free of postage on tie
reception gifts qrice, which may be sent either in money
or postage stamps. All orders should he addressed 70
c. L. CHEESEMAN, MD.
XlYIy B01 1881, Post OGce, Nsao York Clty.
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Every Female ,Shoutt Read
THE FEMALE MEDICAL PRECEPOR ;
OR, THIRTY YEARS STUDY AND EXPERIENCE,
Es"EctALLY DEVOTED 70
DISEA SES OF " o MEN,
By COR Ellis L. CHEEsEMAN, MD.

NEW YORK CIIT.
In Instructor, a Guide, and a Physician,
In which embodied full chaste description knOwl-
edge necessary the welfare Of married about
be marred) of the process of conception pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers wei the
methods Of which many Of the latter may be deyiaed
and teaching how the system MAJ be invgorated and
stored itr proper tone, after having Frustrated
by complaints incidental the human frame. Also,
much PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION, which viii OBJ
vate the necessity OF any great of sickness ana
enable the observan be- to great extent her
own physician
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11

Is by Is loafer IN Printing Office like
P shade tree :
Because We are glad when be leaye,
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TENTH EDITION.

This Book is available to She understanding Of
the non-professional reader and skEuy esborl-
ted planned arranged, ard carried out any work
of it's kind now before the public WLieit gives whole
some particulars and in aspects ercsie
ton upon of the de ica;e affairs connected
With the female system. Ii should be placed in lie hands
of every female, single married.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11
Mr. Strong's Appeal

We have received for publication copy Of
an Appeal Of Moses NJ. Strong. from the
Legislature to the people" N defence of his
conduct before the Legislature and the Insesti-
eating Committee ii refusing to be sworn We
shah publish il n our next issue, at which time
We may accompany it with such remarks as We
deem i deserving Tie protest Of the Demo
cratic members u tie Legislature, which ap-
pears On our first page to-day, is embraced in
nr Strong Appeal. bat can he read separately
with equal effect Our readers VIII form their
own opinions il relation 10 the object and ten
deucy Vt this protest.
[-3- We have been.permittcd 10 publish TIE
following Essay. read before the Teachers In
81 * - Miss Turner, one Of the teachers IN
OF sIty Public Schools Our readers viii fiud
It worthy Of careful perusaI
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NOTICE.
II. Il. UUTCHiNGS,
General Agent for The United states.


100 Chambers Street, New YORK
To uAoEi all Wholesale orders shguid be addressed
I. d. PULFUBD Agent, Minera! Point; Boiler, Smith
* o., Chicago; Il. Bakesly, ST. Louis. l4-y
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Il a NJ x Z n @
AND
EYCH1 YGE OFFICE or
LU TIER H. HITTLES Ely

drawn direct the principal cities Of the L s
Bills OF Exchange on the chief towns Of
Great Britain, France, Holland, Germany and
Switzerland.
Particular attention paid collections and proceeds
promptly RENTED ties OF exchange without
further charge.
VIII purchase Notes. Draft Certificates ofDeposi and
nv and sell Gold and Silver Coin.
p Sight exchange on New York at one per cent
Coin.
Interest allowed deposits.
g-g7" Oaice hours from to l. and from . to NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-23

The announcement of the marriage ct L.
Ia Moptsz, Countess Of Landsfelt, 10 Paris,
has excited. says the Tribune. some inquiry
as to who is the lucky bridegroOm-the gen
eral feeling being that he is entitled to the
same generous sympathy that Was extended
to The man who bought the elephant. The
Prince Shulkoski is a Polish nobleman, hav-
ing two large estates--tbe dukedoms OF Bic
Ter and Blie,z, in Austrian Silesia-the H.
comes from which are very large. 10 con-
sequence of his Republican principles, the
Prince was banished from his possessions lot
the rents of which be was not depriVed) tor
the period of teD years, which has now neat
" expired. He has passed most OF his time
during bis exile in this country. Lola Is a
passenger in the steamship America, under
the name of Mrs Heald.