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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-30
DENTAL.
JULIUS CMESEBROUCM
Dental 0,1fxccn.

Dental Surgeon,
MOULD respectfully inform The inhab.saats Of
w davenport aud vicinity that he has opened an
once directly the Davenport Gas Co. s. Mer-
wins block on Perry, between THIRD and Fourth .ss
tistry In MI its branches Having received insruc-
tif NJ u On and during the rast year bren associated
with, one ~ the most able practitioners in the last he
feels Confident that operations entrus Ell Ia him
wall be executed In . careful and skillfal manner
He vii be most happy 70 show any who may favor
him with call, his recommendation, which are OF
the highest character, and would invite the most
critical examination upon all work Committed 10 his
hands. Al. operations registered and warranted -
He solciis share OF the public patronage and takes
pleasure IL submitting the follow log testimonial
NEW LoSDoH, Oct %, 1857.
This may certify that DR. J. Chcsebrcugh has been
pupil OF mine In the study Of Dentistry, and that
orioe. In his professional ability have the creates,
confidence, and Cordially recommend him 10 any
wishing such services those Of careful and
ful Dental Operator. WV. OHRRFlkLD.
And also In referring 70 Aessrs.
@. 7. . q. Shepard, Hon T. W. Win. rs,
? Learned, DR.. W. ". ehemeid,
Hon Rbeneser Learned, 20 Learned,
DR.. Lewis Belts, Rev Daniel HUNTINGTON,
3 " Browne, DR. W 6toddard,
ofNew london, Conn also 70
Or. Barrows, n HnYrows,
Hon n Cannon, DR. Baker
DR. Witherwax, Rev d Mason,
0urley Dsq., Aessrs Cook Sargent,
Rev PAckAri, DIS True,
H barrow RsQ, wa Remington,
woodward, AL ast,
q " Smith. PMerwin.
HYs .ymaker. Aw Bailey. [Fets
Rev @ Aasoun, Chas Powers
Jos Lambrite, Jno Rogers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-30
For Sale.

'I'Hk three story Brick Hsass located on the
= corner OF SECOND and Reynolds streets In thu
city 81 LClaire, containing ten rooms HAVING nv.
CT view OF some mites up aud down, Aiso . good
cistern which contains barrels OF v.ssr MA
good brick smoke house II L. one Of the heathir.e
locations on the Mssissippi River
Terms, ~ 500 cash, he ballsncs In l. 2 ana 3
years 81 10 per cent interest FOR further paystru.
lars inquire on the premises. The house d not one
year old.
aprI7-N n 4 fnnHuun
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-30
New Cabinet WareroOlm

icon. non slAnD AND ounTu s7's)
"HBU On kinds q yurn1euss - . No. sod
w g Chaiss. 1ahsss, Tsilses. Dsrss1s, oink -
WssA Stands, Wssdrooes, Cup6oards, iancy ~
$1,000, 0ommoa Dodsosode, usW otsl6 Extensioo
rabies, md et1er astis10 teo nunssous = nsntsea.
Va Wasts nosk Gases, Osunaes, 'Desln, NV.
saess, q svay md as1 nads p ss69 - vsnsa-
OLD FURNITURR REPAIRED
~ 80 = ~. eslas furnished Vim Nsv1pu1ngD
fsimned aa1 repaiEsd3 MaAoQn0, 0ano0sa1 O6es
- 1as.1sso o. s9a1a6 - vosaaAsl go
1aD0no - vaniIg 60 - - GDsoD -
!. - ualeq1onsl ~ aaU6gs - $50 Z HhAU
!. ~ i<- -, - :. =. =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-30


GhAf,......s...s....... m aStev
VrNHB FANNY HARRIS and KATE CAssEI. will run
i regularly between Rock Island, Davenport and
all points above 70 st. Psn making sure connec.
lions at 0slena With the following boats, which
pose the Minnesota Daily Packet Line to st. Paul.
eaving Galena at 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
Steamer Northern Light, p Iodwick, Master
g Northern Belle, J. Y. Hurd
Golden Era " II Slaughter 81
Grey Eagle d Harris i"
Key City. James Worfen
War Eagle, ". II. Gilbert
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island aud Daven-
day at O'Clock NJ
Returning. leaves Gaiena for Rock Island and Da-
venport every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Al 9
O'Clock N, connecting with the Tishomingc, which
leaves Immediately the arrival Of the Fanny UAr
Tis, At O'Clock NJ
The Kate Cassei leaves Rock Island and Davenport
for Dubuque every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
A. O'Clock A "
Returning, leaves Dubuque for Rock Island and
Davenport on n on.iay. Wednesday and Friday AT 3
O'Clock n. connecting with Keokuk and 81. Louis
Packet Ben Campbell, which leaves arrival Of the
Kate Csssel Ut So'biock II.
These boats will give through tickets to all points
above 0aldns 70 81 Paul. will aso receipt for freight
TO ali OF the above nts and will psy particular a.
tenton to the delivery The same. Passenger and
these boats convey the Nail and mist eavs promptly
at the hour TO make their connections.
N. B.-Tbeee hosts arrive every evening st Fulton
City In time for the Chicago train.
BURROWS b PRKfTYnAN,
IN. LANGLEY 90.
POWARS 4 co.,
~. ?. 0ROvDNBnRY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mcA37-dtf
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HOStctter,S
TOLERATED Stonach blttore +!

Hn veil known qsalties Of thete eQosllsnt Dlssss0
! 1ahs u Unnecessary 70 tsn what SAay are.
Dor reooesing ~ tsoA q . dlDergnnis6a oos0oGA.
- 0vh0 sssA apuseitA. thev ere jsss ~ tAin0s
~ onalne ~ - - ~ aosnts1W - puos1a
~
.4ua ~ S..3, EI34sa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-30

1858. Season Arrangement. 1858
-0v THE
FAvo1ITE! MISSISSIPPI RIVER PACKET
k
E N v q Y,
Regular St. LoMis, Keoknk, Darlington,
Rock lsland, Davenport. DnbaYse,
aud St. Paul Pocket.
TNHD Igl4 Dranght and well known STEAMER
INvOY, n. @. ROE NGSer, 8. =. LOOEE,
Osrk, has commend % running ~ Regular Packet
= fine shove and intermediate points, costinuiug In
the trsde during the season.
Shippers may rely upon having their freight han
died with great caro- and lispaecA, ed passenaerp
are assured, IN travelling upsn ~ 11voy, Of betag
mads always quite at hnne.
PYor 1reisht Or Passass, assly . beasd.
0ar0 y, Ido6. DcA19-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-30

THE OVYICR heretofore eccnp,ea hv ne.s,. o.
i "lion i4niiey, opposite Ccot Narssa,'s
bank.
Enquire Of N. kuHHEx. Tobaoccniss. fpsraNs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-30
GROCERIES.

FALL TRADE, 1883.
EVANS, CHEW 4 CO.,
WHOLEsALE GRoCERs,
lEeonsissly Wholesais)
Corner Front assd Perry srs,
DAvKNPORT, IOWA,
NYOULD CALL TIE ATTENTION OF THE
w CITY and Country trade to the
HEAT.r STOCK
Which thsy are sow receiving consulting IN part OF
20 hhds N. o. AMI ". Sugars,
100 p'k'ses syrups aud Aolssses,
100 bbls N Y and Be;c,er's Refine. sugsrA
l50 bags Coffee, Rio, Marsesibo, Lss.ayra,
80 Pock o g Java,
100 hall Chefs Tea,
loo packages Tobacco,
500 kegs N Nils,
90 packages Mscterel,
zoo boxes Herring.
Spices, . Starch,
Frut, and nuts, Rice,
Candies, WoodenwAre,
Soap, Chess,
Ous, Bait,
&C., &C. &c, &C
A fuli assortment Of
GROCERS DRUGS.
We particularly invite comparison Of the quality
and prices OF our goods with those offered By the
trade In Muscatine OF Dubuque.
sepl4dGw EVANS, CHEW Il co.
To Fa nm lilies!
lust RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF
POWDERED Sugar,
.Mackerel. No. 4 Erira,
White, Washing Soap,
new article, and the very best for washing clothes
H. wUPPERAANN,
fepl Corner Brady and 9Th SITS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-03
Army Intelligence.

LEAvENwnRFs CITY, July 26.
An express from Gen Harvey bead quarters
at Cottonwood Springs. july l4th. brings a CO.
py of n general order issued by Gen Harvey,
July 18th, on the receipt of the instructions OF
Gen. Scott for the disposition of the Utah for
ces. Gen. Monroe, with the 18th artillery and
two companies of dragons will remain in the
district of the Platte-Col. Nav is ordered 70
the post at Fort kearney with three companies
Of artillery and one Of Dragons. Two compa-
MES Of the First Cavalry under Maj Sedgwick
10 repair Mt once TO Fort Riley--6 compa-
MES, of the same command, under Col Sumner
will concentrate at ort Kearney. for service on
the Plains
Two companies Of the same Regiment now IN
Utah are ordered to Fort Riley Lieut. Colonel
johnson Is relieved from duty as Inspector Cen
eral OF the Utah force and directed to take com
maud OF Fort Riley. Surgeon Wright returns
to St. Louis. Maj. Brown of the pay depart
ment is stationed at Kearney. Asslstan. sur
geoa Smith is assigned duty with the first cav
airy; assistant surgeon Swift with companies of
the 4th artillery, in the vicinity Of Cottonwood
Springs Capt. Simpson OF the Typographical
engineers, proceeds to Utah under the move
meuts directed in general order No II, a de-
tachment of recruits about 300 strong under
Maj. Backus, left Fort Leayenworth on the st,
for New Mexico
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-03
Later from Havana

NEW YcRK, July %,
By the steamer Empire CITY, we have adyices
from Havana to July %
Sugars firm, but not very active: Whites -
GA. Siolasses active. at 3Gl 81 for c!oyed, and
4@414 Tor Muscoyado
The brig Nancy had been seized at Havana,
: u SLAYER.
The brig Q Perkins. recently sunk Of the
coast by her officers had been raised AID pun
ed out She had a slave deck, and every evil
dence of having been engaged IN the slave trade.
a duci with swords had been fought by two
military officers recently. at Regla. Que of the
conbatants was cut dowa when he aiming,
being shot As he stood by the second OF his
tagonist and lno.talIy wounded. He died the
next day.
The Times banana correspondent sends the
substance Of Secretary Cass letter to the Presi
dent OF Icaragua, the refusal Of the latter 70
sign the Cass-1 rissari treaty. The Secretary
says to the President Martiuez-" Won have in
suited this flag by withholding the treaty after
/ pledging yourself TO General Lamar that you
had sent 1t by special II. sssenger; YOU assigned
/ as reason for not having sent it, fha- YOU had
written an autograph letter Ia President Buchan-
/ an, asking hlm TO submit certain mos fcatlons
! OF II, which letter YOU never wrote we demand,
a the only reparation YOU can make. the writ
/ te treaty as ratified by the Assembly with re-
gard to the vested rights of citizens of Nicara-
qua. Gen. Cass tells President Martinez that
his Government would not submit to any arbi-
trarv action OF Nicaragua that if that country
was devoid of inadequate tribunals, the Cabinet
. at Washiutan had no other source but to decide
for themselves, and that therefore proper naval
force had been despatched to both sides Of the
/ Isrhtnus
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-03

We would call the attention friends To tAe
lowing HAyERHlLL, Mass, Feb. :, 1851.
Dear Sir.-Pernit the pleasure of stating To you
the graudce tion have in vending, and She universal
favor, HoefaaGs German Biters with ty nearly
every person who has had occasion their virtues
in this vicinity This establishment has had the Aren
cy Of your Medicine since 1858. and can safely say
there has ben remedy placed before the public with
in the scope OF my knowledge that has met much
general favor and worthly the German Bitters-
have no hesitation in recommending ths
toners suffering with diseases which they are APP
Propriate feeling confident past experience that
they will do ALL and mare, than promised them
In Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint DEFY equal
To Druggists can recommend them safe invest
ment, and to The putlic truly worthy remedy.
Very truly yours,
To Or. c. 81. Jackson. CHAS. r. EMERSON.
These Biters be had of any druggist dealer
medicines in the United States Canadas West Indies
or South America, at Is per bottle. They are
prepared by Dr. c. N Jackson AS Street Phila-
delPha, Pa, and every bottle has his signature o the
wrapper. August
R. d. PULFoRD, Agent, Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-03

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY Of THE AGE.--It
seldom occurs, thai notice, any circumstance pat
en medicines restoraives or any thiar Of the kind
for We have prejudice, against of them. But
candor compels to invite attention the advertise
meut Of Prof Woods Hair Restorative in the last coll
uun AT the bottom Of tEird page OF this paper. We
are too Juvenile TO require anything ihs kind but
some instances Of its have 10 knowledge
which almost assures that 1t Is sovereign remedy
against the hair becoming prenaturey gray II is
clair Dye; bat upon its application directed the
effect is produced tie skin. which brings out the
original dive eolored hair without Stiffness and gives
it glossy and natural appearance. We have seen per
sons who have used it, and they much pleased with
it. Examine the advertisement Missouri Republican
SOLD by al respectable Druggists. Aug
r. D. PULFORD, Agent Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-03
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor

In nil d'seases inflammation more les fredoIaaates
no" 1" al!a iafana lion strikes tile very root OF dis
esse-heuce an immediate cure
DALLET'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and nothing else viii aa inflammation at once ana make
"a certain cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
will cure the following among great catalogue of dis
eases Burns. Scaiis Cuts Chascs Sore Nipples Corus
bHuioA~ Bruises trains, Bites. Poison Chtlans BiIes
9croiula Ulcers Fever Sores, Gou. Scrofua Ulcers Fe
Yer Sores, Fc!oas. Ear Ache Plies. Eyes Gou1 Swell
hnsS, rheumatism Scald Head Salt Rheuua, Badness
Fry eias kiugwosn, BARRIERS Itch Small Poz Measles
Rash, &c, &c.
eases, should be reached by one article such an idea viii
vanish when reelection points to the et that the Save
is combination of Ingredients each and every one APP
plying perfect autdotc 10 lis opposite disorder.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In its effects is magical, because the time SO short be-
tween disease and permanent cures and extac
tor, as i draws all diseases OF the effected art Icv
ing nature perfect before the injury. 1t is scarcely
necessary to say that house, Workshop or Iuanutac-
tory should Doe moment without it.
No Pain Extractor i genuine unless the box has upon
ley, Manufacturer.
For safe ty all he principal Druggists and patent mod
ionc dealers throughout the United States and Cauals
Principal Depot,
fGJ Chambers street. New York.
c. F. CHACE.
r. D. ItI.F9ED, Agent. lily
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-03
Terrible Death Of Child by Hydrophobia-


The Peoria Transcript gives an account of the
death. 10y bydrophobia, Of very interesting
child, the daughter Of &r Henry s " ooder, Of
Mount EavIey. SIX miles from that city. be-
tween eight and nine years Of age, on Friday
morning, July 23sd. The following are the par
-iouIa1s
On Tuesday, Of last week, Sarah Ellen re
turned from school and complained of being un-
well so much 50 tlat she did not attend on the
following day, though still able 10 be about the
house. Thursday she was 20 better, and her
parents thinking sue was threatened with ty-
puo}j fever. sent far Or. Murphy, OF this city
TIE Doctor arrived there about two oclocS IN
Sic afternoon. and found her sitting upon tie
sofa at the side Of her other to all appearances
IN perfect health; Ler pulse, however. was very
Irregular, with al occasional wIldness III her
aves and II v as not long before she gave sud-
den start, and placing her hands upon her
.hroat. exclaimed, 1T troubles me TO breathe,
mother"
Minute Inquiries were Tsow Instituted y hen
The iact was elected, which had not been pre-
riously thought of, that some five weeks since
she had BEEN bitten by a domestIcated cat en-
the outside of her foot. A glass of water was
ordered 70 be brought TO her when the sight OF
81 IT once threw Ler into terrible ccnyHlsIUDs--
+ This was at two o'clock N the afternoon, and
was Ike first intimation had bv ler distracted
Parents OF the terrible disease with which their
daughter was afflicted. Her agony and Strug-
sjes IN the -pasrns We're awful 10 behold, and III
one OF them she bit her mother severely Ill the
shoulder, aud AT another time scratched her
father badly in the hand. In her spasmodic eff
forts, the saliva frca her mouth was at tunes
elected sero>s the room. and the only relief ex-
uetieueed was BY the use of chloroforn which
IN the end. seemed 20 lose all efficacy. She re-
NAMED Ali the time in the possession Of her fac
/ ultes. and at three o'clock on Friday morning
exactly twelve hours from the attack of the first
spasm, her spITlt departed 10 God who gave it.
And nov comes The most remarkable Incl
dent connected with this Ieart-rcudiug affair
Some four hours previous to her death, and soor.
after enc OF the most violent spasns, she told
Der mother that SIZE had been visited by the
spilr 81 her sister, (tbe family are believers in
Splri'Cah~E.) who leiI this earth fyr The better
laud about one year since. and that this sister
had informed Ter Of certain remedies, which If
piled, would relieve her suiferings and smooth
het passage to the tomb The remedies were
applied - soon = possible, and strange 10 re-
.ate, The desired effect was produced. She was
freed from her convulSive fits. was enabled to
1eeathe easier. CONVERSE freely with her Parents
aud friends, occasionally drin king lijtle water.
and finally falling into her last sleep, as gently
as an infant rePesiHg il her slumber.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS :.
MANNY'S pATEN nj ADJUSTABLE
@EEE-E AH1NG
RFiPERAND MOWER COMBINED !.
Manu- ctnred BY NANNY n Co., Freerort, ILL.,

.tnsgF,sNE,s. three tnaeifineS IN simply aejus-
ID ANA uerfectlr sgat,ted ri her purpose, iN
ticiratiue te wants ii tae Farmer AE Az
r. f. may attached cor detatsfet IA l"u' NJ hen
desired Being simply chcauy constructed, without
aiu il liable get cat of ORDER ane ii i''F
m mend or any part Is nitb"ut going L" rhcp
III LODGED or tauEed grain. Self Rake be made L.
m -d work lit then Pee taken OF. aDd the rskiiS
These are important teatuees Of which SELF sing
fs,r not convertible 20 hDd-rS ing, haid-rsitE
F.r self Hakn- A. chtlent, are deficient,
and must inevitably Zoe superseded
Mn R,pers being all perfect Mowers anu 81" rag
too hen desired arranged as to ~" az se
Tine fon-e being Sitc every way, no Meieht OF
~, , he comes the Iecks 81 the team ne driver
f,siv m easy <lrih front az the i"cHille, can
see instructions i'm t5fIe 20 aSoia tliei e's ~
s+b thr eutt.ts 81 elastic Shoe, lately patented
- lfe a ALLOW pass freely over the cut grass
while The cutters kept cio~c 60 the gr"eiil 4heor
i, wheel being enlarged 10 three!eet w" lHties -aG
5txtfee rta5r 5e turned IN as bearings a"Ns the
h. l, raised that ii silt ctit two feet IA height
- desired sty guards, recently patented are more
SUBSTANTIAL ana perfect shear Ca" PA'~HS
ifd and div ding point bein perfectly adaFit~ 4" cut
rr, lnl clover. sill not clog. There are some '"t
-ii ilr1,efaelts Iich nine years experience nave
Although Vie would Jepreeste the merits Q" "lheG
f.u-= their moving attachments look TOO iueii
ifJ, l-reftiot al skill in construction. II
r,r j. right, in the first place. with perfect cut
sing apparatus, such glTea for cut ing t4' ~
unreasonable to suppose that ii 10 not cut gram a well
an better than oi4c thar can oulv Zee made 10 cut g1in-
and nothing else, The 7. H. Nanny mae hine waS' y"
believe the l~ successful combined Reaper anu Ntn"eFr
and would claim adiiHE the last anu most l'-
p0rtaut link 10 tie combination . $500
These l4ehines may T. AT The Mineral Point Rail
Road Depot by calling upon Mr. G. u. Ce-rts Iumtr
2sg4 HENRY sCHEILINER, 4gent-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-03
From the y. y Courier & Enquirer.
State Of Europe.

friend IN Europe who L. more familiar with
pubic affairs than most men, says. IN a mi Kate
letter TO US
" Napoleon Is at Plombiers recruiting his
health, which Is better than it was at this time
last year. l pray that for the peace of Eurone
At may be perfectly restored
: 1 am sorry to be compelled to apprise Won.
hat there Is a screw loose somewhere in = tbe
.ofTere'ce Tie sitting Of that BODY have
been. during some days, suspended in conse-
quenee Ct the (rcal o. prs.essds0 illness of the
turkish Envoy and Will nor be resumed untiI
tie week after next. the 18th The Stale of the
u Nlsh froYInces, Is. no doubt. the subject of
deli 6erauon, and probably of angry disc1ssio,
Russia Is assembling an army of 10000
men IN fcIand--A Austria Is arnllng her fairness
g IN Italy-Frauce, by sea ana land. Is arn1e5
10 lie teeth, and 70 tie fullest extent Of her g
laeliy The cIfldal Of Antwerp is being form
hed--aad England IS engaged n defensive nrs-
P2Ea'lons on an nuexsmpled scale What does
ali this PoCteud Not Immediate war. certsi,.-
y out utts IS situation that o1ssft 7lot Ia e..
49, ana which cannot exist long, thout SOM
thing very iamentabla arising from i.
ne news from India, is, | fear much more
aePioFaole even, than The public is permitted 10
AHo" Insd-Alion nearly universal and opr
poor fellows forced 10 fight under a sanrsh -.
sun, and IN temperature and an arTnl,snb.-ss
'l-9i.ar 70 that which exists at the mouth ~ =
lIghly heated oven
From China the news Is varlike ard f-,..
eeSia' thai Russia Is ieely intriguing there =
rom your country alone. we receive a cbeerf,, (
indulgence aRd all matters between voI, ana
; oe.9S On IIlenoly footing. JohG Bud viii m,
-FlhA nom the performance of his 6utv II.
q Easn Wofk OF hand, but be Will arpIy hi,,-
FL &c faithful discharge OF his DUTY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-03
d. SPEPSIA AND FITS.

DIR. TRACY DELORME, The GREAT oUaEa OF
CONSUMPTION was for several years badly afflicted
by Dyspepsia that for part OF she time he confined
70 his bed. lie eTentuay cared by prescription
furnished him by young claiVvoyant girl This pre-
scrptou, given by child while of trance
has cured everybody who has taken it, having fail
ID once Il IS equally Of FITS Of DYs-
PEFa1 The ingredients NAY be found any drug store
viii send this v4Iua ie prescription amp person OF
the receipt OF ere stamp 70 pay postage address
Dr. TRACY DELoRME, GREAT CcRER OF CoSsuspr:os
l4~s New Yerk Pest Once
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-03
PRICE 50 EENTS.
HAIR DYE-HAIE DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye

The Original and Best ia the U0rli!
All Others are mere mutations and should bo 'oidea
if you wish 10 escape ricicllle.
GRAY, RED. OR RUS HAIR Dyed Instantly 70
beautiful ana Natural Brown Black, without the least
injury Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been award
ed TO VIM =. Bachelor since lsse. and soooU ai
pcaous have been made 10 the Hair 81 MS patrons 81
his famous Dye
WI. a. DArCHELoKs HAIR DYE produces % color
DE distinguished nature and is
injG in the least however long il may be
tiuued, and the i'll feet Of Bad Dyes reIedi,J the Hair
invigorated forlife by It's splendid Dye.
Made, sold or applied Gin private room) az the Wiz
Factory, 233 broadway, y. y.
Sold in All cities towns Of the United States Is
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
= The Genuine has the name ana Address upon n
steel plate engras ing four sides or eacA Box. IF
WILL An A. BATCHELOR,
Nily 2}a Broadway, Noa York.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-03
E,epubiicza Congregational Convention.

sEcoSD BIsTBIGr--A Republican Convention for
tie seccns sonzr ssona District in the State OF Wiz
eaussn ssa.l s.s holden At PRAIRIE DU CHEN on
v18xgsaAT. ras FiEST pAY OF SFFTEzBER 1888. al i
clock sEs, for the pspss Of nominating candidate
r.r raras o1 Cug4oss efsz1 district, TO ts supported
e. tss next general elesfiur.
Esa sssuag p.ssr.ct rill he entitled to teo dele
sste= sal3 coaseatisl-
Its rseozas- rs inst tie sepaalicaHs Of the differ
Ell. Assemble a4-lret meet Saturday. tie 27th o.
a.a.t mex. ari ss.se. sss-stes to said Convention
DAVID ATWOOD,
HAMMER ROBBINS,
rs ALLEN
81 :. GIBSON,
81 @ CCLLET'
So, r,fvs gs-7 D.st II Committee
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-03

Frerl Kansas
Fort Leavenwo

OF AtaVenWo rth, JAW =
l8v {. S. Express 20 Bonneville ! Great dam
age has been done 70 the crops IN the interior
~ he late heavy rains. Severa, bridges on
ne Sort Riley road ave been carried av-av-
also the new bridge across the Kansas river ss
: pssa By : river rise
uiatefs o. teaInsters are arriving from Utah
1aFlng been detained a. Camp Scott during he
winter oHQ sr-i,g BY Insufficient mems az tTs-s-
pcrtation-