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Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
Approved March II. 1858.
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A RESOLUTION 80 extend aud define the
aut..-r .. the rre-Hau under the aul
approved january sixteen. eighteen lua-
Ir.G and E.va-Eoa, entitled AN ac. tg
amend au ao. entitled an acl To- promote
the efficiency of the navy In respect TO
dropped and retired nava. officers.
Rrsgiaaf by Tie Senate and House of.Ec
pye5a.st.r ot the United States .. Im-ri-a
m Cugraes Is.e@5ty, That in case where
the records Of the courts o. inquiry appointed
under gne act of January sixteenth, eighteen
hundred and ffU-soyen, may render ]. adyis-
able, in the opinion Of the PRESIDENT of the
Cua-l States, 20 restore to the active or rs-
served ls. of the navy, or 10 transfer from
ta.,ou-a to Leave of absence Oh the latter list,
any officer who may have been dropped or
retired Uy the operation Of the act o.. Iuoru
arg twan.v-ei-a-, eighteen hundred and fifty
five. entitled An act 10 promote the ytde.cG-
cr of Che navy" he shall. have authority, any
existing law To the contrary Notwithstanding,
lwltln six months from de- passage Of this
reso.uuga,) to- nominate, and, by and with the
advice and eou-eu. Of the Senate, 10 appoint
such officer 90 the active OF reserved list, and
officers SID nominated and confined shall u1-
capv position On the active and reserved lists,
. respectively, according TO rank and aulou-y
when dropped or retired as aforesaid, aud be
entitled ta ali the benefits conferred by the
act approved january -GE-a -nta, eighteen hum
draH AMID GHyscyeu, ON oliears restored or
Transferred O.. the active or reserved list under
that a-t.
AFproro4 March 10, 1855.
nUWiscoas.n produces sama great men.
/ An individual in that frazsn region discover
. ed den Of ratue-ualos ca his land, tanned
. the y.rmint,. and s.s them to mount guard
over al- melon patch. Nobody 4lsurJs taom
melons.
+ Oh, aeaa Mr.. Tracy, you jest when
you say thar my baby IS the haudsome-t ono
/ YOU ever saw'l-you must be soft soaping it.
WoL yes-rght, madam; thought it need
Cd soap Of some kind, Ahom"
EgA player PERFORMING the ghost in
uau..syerv badly. was Llssed AEler bear
ing lt a good while be put the audience In d
good Aumar by stepping forward, and saying
.Laa.as and gentlemen, ] must give up the
gAo-t.7
E1~An old lady com0attod the idea ofthc
moon being inhabited, by remarlns with
emphasis that the idea was incredible to be,
Heve- -'iyr,' said she, what becomes Of tho
people in the new moon, when there is moth
ing Of it bat iittIo streak.
re- 'Shon, said Dutehman, you may
say what you please bout bad neighbors;
had te worst neighoors as never vas. Mine
pigs and mine hens come home NIT dere ear:
split, and fodder day two Of dem come mis-
sing
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
WATCHES 8 LEnFLRY-

I JST acc.ead large and full aasrr.meag o.
~ every description of Watches and Jew e.g, i'm
proved gold. silver and steel framed spectacics-
also a variety ot silver agd plated Spoons knives
and forks pocket knives pocket books, &c, all oi
which we vii. ell 81 very law prices
Watches Of all }inds repaired in the best
style and at short notice. warranted for twelve
months
All kinds Of jewelry neatly repaired and made
So order.
sep II, 81 FELLMEB d GRAF.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

G-ar-A fashionable e.v T@.y-law
n.aa.I dresses % prominent t.a3ura- Miss
nsr.f.nf.a- ..ls.r .a- country cousin.
.Coz Sam, did jon .sar sec such glorious
sigh. b-.arer
sEegor since T ~a- v.aaeE,' replied Sam
with q Nash
EE-T..r. is a Young woman IN town go
modest that saalat ar.aaE man turned or.
of doors Tor aging .-a wind had shifted.
/ Hara..g g. #E.-Dre really p.ass
the poor car1or n q GroH.c dish. Not only
has De al. the .-aa,.e, ha. la is Obliged to
nd aI t.r a.a. hts 30 lis friends. Wla.
an angel Of q ...sa sass our aa. .uala,ansc, Smith.
/ lie helps her, Of course, as IS Ialy's due
namely. 90 the very choicest moua,a: aal
/ when aJ l.. a...r people 30 table ara served.
. lgot 6..ar..G -a.- .r.a. minded and generous
woman has ,.a pluck 90 say, with q ve.-
ts.-uaI araaaue. ~Da.1, d.a-, Mr. Smith
you have sent me woglegea Cor orta'an, OF
4 ph~aix, or whatever it i.J when you know
never touch it-a husband never coadescanis
to remember his vifs's taste" To which
Smith has the meesuess to reply: "Wen, well
my love, | beg your pardon; really quite
forgot. Send it round 30 me, dear; send i,
round to me- Aal he gets tho bes. helF
Of all We have seen this feat at Smith.
twenty times. Let US hope that he remem
1 bers his confederate when it IS tiuc TO make
presents.-Paurh.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

Somebody says it is better to die poor than
to live upon the hard earning Of the unsus-
pectiny.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

-iae following val
.'.. s -. ....r ..e .ls benefit ofthoss
w.n are a.-.. .r r.....aaa.:
~| u.n ".r ... ...a ,1 the timber for
...- .. .... .- s.-aa.ae home, stopped to
. ra, t.w rods of the
"'ar.. ... ...n rising WAS bitten in the
Beg a. a.. .a. Tho mans leg
#,0n s".... enormously, md the pain in
.r." .". n .- Oh. a.s....tiaa Of some oil,
"...- .. procure. a. q cabin mile or two
a0 .- r..- aa ."t Of Ecu. and dry"
N.. most trashy ..aea9) wa- damped and
b1a-- r...l Oh. swelling, nh danger passed.
and ..s ..- .as r-.aaa4 to It's natural size
1r ,e time la reached home late in the
rgl.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
ORIENTAL LIFE.
F'ag.E5EE Groceries and Boat
sEszes.

= E7.-r. ... ..--..-..a H... resp r-- announce 20
Inns ... .-... a. .- -..r hr has
......r.. 4. .... ...- ..r.. next door
below ... H..E ..s a.r. .. wr.g Kept
.r. viii ...- . ....-... .... groceries. Iua
visions. .- ..a....-. ... use. Jaa l..-he-
..-. .....- Viii I'D. -.... re..Hrr rrn.u.. ,c
To#I-a lIlE PERKINS
nov 20 'aG
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
r=ar Fn~-.ErgeE.

a... .. r.g..r.. 8. addition ta my former
..a t.. ..... @a# prints ..a--
hams a-. - ar.i.Ia. fresh r.anh.a I'D cans
t.. l.a. as., ready a-a.a lo..--, .Iat-, bu.t.
.l. Shoes hardware. SALT -u.r.-. o..... wines au.
otl.r ...u.r.. 81. .. EI..'. F ..... 'r l.. cash.
u.r 20. .5- H.-#E ATTAIN PERKINS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
NEW SERIES. VOL ~, NO. IS

. ~ E-Iao number ~
..,a.. f.a IS auCt The runlbs, O,
m.a Is a.... ..... sr D.. nam1er Of women.
I...s..... .. .auaa ai,aa wears. One
.n....- o.. ..... She a.. af afz-.aa-onc-halr.
.. .. .-rsr.r.a. Io.cyerv 900
persons. ... .r.r a.a.... ru1 years. To ey-
a.E I.". .ra.a "a. rears, and not more
t..- ... . ... r..-.r. tho age of so yesrs.
. 1900 of inhabi-
lar.@ ".E.-r aE.aaa.aa8 die every year;
@is-t ... ....- lsv. s..so.csery hour; and
81. ..E rs...... .- one .s every second.
Those ...a .ea.ra. s,.useI bv IN equal
number .. .n.... Tho married arc longer
live. Cham t.. ar,.. ra4 asg,sa.i those who
oas.r". sober aat Industrious couduct-
".-.a ...s MON. chances orGfa previous to
t.n a. .I #.s .a.~ ragr mon. but fewer
..o-. ... ... marriages 3, tn proper
aaa .. .a ..E..
.. .. ....-A lady named Mrs..
lu.".r. ..... . #-al.-r. New York.
... r.- aE.r eight wears Of
~... H. f.a1 ta.t the cancer
a. .. .. cavity os the chest
..-.- .ta .. b. a.a entirely bare and dis
... .... .r. o. ..a.a inches ta length,
a.. .. ... below .t partially s1-
..... .... j.. r-s thought be,t
.a remove. ... .. .. accordingly cut away
TO .. .... stated. aaI the others
.r.. .. they .....-l "a healthy appear
.a ... .....- ..-...uu uu. ...e rib-vhich
w.. shown g.. a.. .. ... be. I-ars oC Nym. L.
..H.-, husband ..r.- deceased last winter
-.a. .-.. ...r- could la distinctly seen
-ar.0.. .as a..ra aaI IFS boating timed
.g .a . w... Che s-...s, 4ltHculr;
Oh. ...- r .. bling 90 some o,-
... .. . usl mparfec,ly
s.-. -.a .. -.. exposed, leaving ,h.
cavity open. r which condition the patient
.7. ... ... .. only lived. Jl. attended
. ....... ... .r ..r ne.ahbor,.
... -.. 81" .... aa4 been quite
.. .........a .a....a arthe time
r .. -E lT y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
...LE

10 BARRELS fresh lard ar sale 10y
/ ~ ian aa J.. PERKINS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
Ladics. Dr.ss Goods.

gOUSSELIN DE LANES, meri1.aF pop
y = u.a u-. -.era. a'ulasHs. cashmere, t'acr
and fancy slas, ,ee. fer sale bv
oct 81 NAaD d SOUTEAAGD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
NEEE CEoEEzEEs,s.


., TEE undersigned raarE respectfully inform
IA Dis friends aa. ..# .....l..r- fnas ha ha#
III. .us. r...... ..... d.. ..-.. With 'lg ar .-t
a. u.. ~....... -.... .. r...- n.a0. clothing and
aIt.a latest au. n..# u..nan'. rgig- which b.
viii .#.- as ...ara- can b. ...a .a tine southwest
Consisting .a T... off,
I.aa goods, such as Cazsimeros.
and Cloths, aal "a splendid assortment
of Sumua Hats,
Goats. pmaa.aua-, Hats. Caps,
Boots. Shoes. and asl .inl- OF
Grlt- furnishing goods: also.
cauaaHrIEau hand variety Of
j. ADLER.
may II. Sc.
Cotton Z arm.
TWO t'.n-ea# -.r# n#.n N.ra. .
( ua. -...... H.#
Daza.as aAa stripes.
A. haIa-a 4 domestic
is .-+
'a.' -altar
stripe.
'H. ae
"...g .a... stripes
-a.sav -a.n.s .u.. received au
for sal. bF
iuas rs. 90 WARD d saUTUNtED
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

..aaa Gr. as & ..H-Ha I."Ia
Ssarv-laa following a.-a is appended to
chapter .a.a. a. the l.. .-...aa OF --r. Far.
toms biography of Aaron Burr:
"S.aes laa publication a. ..a 5.z. .l..lan
ot tits work. j. las been discovered that the
private Journal @. Aaron Burrs mother sstl
in existence. The following Is her deaerip-
ton Of Aaron when h9 was thirteen months
old: January 81, 1858, Aaron is u Gtle, dir
t., boy, very different from Sally almost in
eyey,lnr. Ee begins TO talk .-.e, is ST.
ry sly and nisch.ovous. lie aas more sqrigh--
ness than sally, and most say dois handsome,
hut not SO s9gd tempered Tie is very -..9-
l1,o, and requires p good governor to bring
L.m 60 terms.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
SlIILLL ILCJS Sc,
au5 Principal stage 0Gcc,
Eaa Barren. .-a.

-.--... s....I r.--ar.. .'.E .n
3. 7 ~-- --.. .... pc -.. ..-. .. aa. ...a.a .ae
.i-E - -....- s...s a-.al. .-.-... .". rs .s..r-
-ar-. sa a... a- .-.. a.s-s .- r-. eHaH'rE viii
'tT.-. I. . .-. r- renovated
,a.l r-.-n.. - -. r.rag ..-r
..Hr...
TI.-.. .-...... ..r. -..-. #.--ra. bar
ves.. .... .... .... .s- .a-s... .-.-
Ta.r. -.... ... promises
aHl 7g... d. ....e. b.. s. -..a.e. ".t'a
...a h..- ....e.. -. .... ... --.-.s.. .,.-Es
tz-a.-..-..E .... ....au...- served np
soEE b. sZ-rTI d Co.
5=5 20 ~.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

Eg-'Shon, said 3 Dutehman, 'you may
say what you please bout bad neighbors; |
had te worst neighoors as never vas. Mine
pigs and mine hens come home nit dere ears
split, and fodder day two Of dem come mis-
sing
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

Keep your wl- a- a-...s -- defend gagf-
self, and DO. -s @ sword 10 wauaa others.
Itiss.a.7l ,ha- prof-..r A-.-sz '.l-r.s
the present m..Iaass of taa season to De occa.
stoned Jy the heavy rains Of the last summer
heating the earth.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

I. Hs ts. ..f ID. .H -f Eug
a.s a.. ... .r- I.I.
oI-a-r. ".s- .-- . Er
E.5HE| ... " a. u.
.s-. ..- ..... .. .a.o. .. .E
a..... E... ... .. E a ..H..l.a
... ..a.- ,..- b.. ...... .a. banker #g. aa.
.... ..r ... ... ~. I.... ID .He u.aa
s-Hs la I..
r.=.. DISCOVERY.
I'll.
.H 3. E....... .... ....# Ur
.a. .. .l..
.a.1..... .. r..... .... n.-.
.t-.a a..... .. '"... America
ar..r. ... .--. .-. ..# ..i.a ,.....a
ar F-f-.a. On. ...s t.G. -. .a Also
interesting stories .s.a.a. d. manuscript found l
the east, and r.wa.ra ,..s .a .. ,-.l3. lt Inns
newer an..H.. f.. .s.... .-G l.ru.-a.s 'A- most
eamY.-,, history ".
ORIENTAL LIFE,
~-s' Ga-ar.'.ar -Ie -raa rtr.'.-.ur positions IN
reHlr. la. .a-.. --. ..... .... OF -haa e.u,.-e
H..v, been So. ..... ....- These stories asu c.u
t1-a. t..-.a... a.. a. .aa wI. prove
I... ...-. ..........- ever ...-.. 'a .Es I-#Is-
Iurr...'.. r.u.... .a s.."- ..-..r- -v.tg j
% wear. All letters l#--. .. ..r."-.. 'a
J.GN IS. Ith F. Broker
TFl.-.s- auH Proprietor. F.. "-l. street, II. i.
may +. ...Ir
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
EErsFgafsr mrEs4.

pLArN. white. uiz.t r.I ana h.ae caIara.
- shifting yarn for s.t hy
sep D. 81 WARD d SOUpHMAND.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

~e MEMS and boys cloth and p.r~9 caps
60 Raglan caps ca..a-.a-' fancy caps Hc., fo-
sale bg
sep S., - WARD & lTtI'IAAD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
For Medicinal Egsrnoscs.

ID DURE brandy, Ma1e,a and sherry wines 6a
! sale by
sop Is.'5. WARD 81 .HHnIrfAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
Is

DTAID. .raE blue -a. .ar- .law.s. g.. sale uF
( ac. 2. .5- WARD G SuU*LLAlD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

E1~An old lady com0attod the idea Of the
moon being inhabited, by remarkng with
emphasis that the idea was incredible to be-
Heve-iyr,' said she, what becomes of the
people in tie new moon, when there is moth
ing Of it bat a iittIo streak?
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
IEEErI-.-U REMEDY

..aMa..a- ...... .I..J
rr. " D." '..~ ..r
...r.. .. ....... a... eu.....
.......
r.. .r.. ,... N.. .. ...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
TERMS OH THE
1r5a.ua5 lutc..jacaccr,
TERMS OF ADVEETIsING. =.
Contrae's By the Year.

-at ezec-L--: = ----- --.ew--L. .. ILea.are. sL5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

EnG5Eu & 1Laddc9.
Ncast sEcEa,

y CROSS Preston 81 .tewiI- yes=t powder PEE
- ceIg-L f.r -s.....r as- -sIsE-- a.." .., ..e .E
sep 1881 WARD d. sou HHA1'.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

20 na had nf and ".
ali Druggists and dealers throughout the Ja.aaL
States. lauata- au0 British Province.
Beware of coGu.ar.a..s. Ask for la-aau-as- s--
Ias. un .-a.r.. Cures -urran-.a..
rrlar'i.- requiring i. r.a-i.u io -arl 90
sa... ac ta. H-#.in.a a-. the I-nrr. .r. VIII
...aar -.. BE-. al Wholesale ...a. and address.
uag ~ a.-IE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

Like living stream SO bright,
Flowing fru jts fountain head;
Eo.. with -a.miu- pure delight
Along i.. .- lr Iced.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

C.. hundred dollars Viii aa paid .r amy uh--.
.... ...... .... .. .. medicine ...~
patient. a.. ... ... .Hsa can ..
.. ..r... -... #. n..H ra...
.. .... .... O.. ..... .. .- ...
.... "'. .... t....
.. ......... r....... t......-.. r-...r nau...
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-17

stimulating the vital activities Of commerce, and
throwing off the erab.s s5srnenl already referred
10. think sif, you would find that i would
not only stimulate. but Ill the arteries OF Com
merce with neS life. that would be conveyed
With power to lis very eztrenlities giving =
healthy tone to its various functions The ag-
f.cultaFal, mechanical, mercantile, professional
and al other branches xiii feel power tia
vii 10 distinguished from everything i has
felt before by rs vigor and perpetaity. Vow.
Messrs Editors, ii you viii examine these
things. you Will fad that 1 ana not a'nG7ing
your readers with ftnciful theories, bnt well as-
certaincd ffc!s. And l think you will ind also
sufficient proof to establish one part Of the pc
sition took IA my first article; that :, that L
(tLe link referred toy would bring relief to those
embarrassed TIE other part. namely, that II
will sustain our mining interest anth the new
system shall have time t. ha properly intro
lGesd and establish Itself, si-l attend 70 in my
next . p.
nontfort. August 10. ISIS
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A STAPLE ARTICLE,

We roul4 call the attention friends to tee fol
lowing: HAyeEHILL, Mass, Feb :, ls55-
Dear Sfr:-Permit the pleasure OF stating to yea
tile gra5iIe4tion have IN ling and the universal
favor, Ho.fatds German Bittsrs with, oy nearly
every person who has had occasion their virtues
in this vicinity. This establishment has had the Agen-
cy of your Medicine since 1888, and safely say,
there has been remedy placed before the puddle with
in the scope of my knowledge that has met much
general favor and worthiy the German Biters-
have hesitation in recommending them to our Gus
TONERS, suffering with diseases for which they ap-
propriate feeling confident from past experience that
they viii DO al, and more, than is promised them.
In Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, DEFY equal
To Druggists can recommend them safe invest
ment, ana o the public a truly worthy II sdy.
Very truly yours,
To Dr.. c. IT, Jackson. CIAS. r. EMERSON.
These Bitters can had OF amy druggist or dealer IN
medicines, in the United States Canadas West Indies
or South America at - cents per bottle. They arc
prepared by Dr. C. ~ jackson 4Is Arch Street, P-la-
dell4a. Pa, anu every bottle has his na,ure on the
wrapper. August
/ L. d. PCLF0BD, Agent. Mineral Point.
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Arrival Ct the Z. s. Steamship arago-

ST. JoHxs, Y, f., Aug. 7.
The United States mail steamship. Arago,
from Havre and southampton. 2oth, passed Cape
Race at o'clock Yesterday afternoon, Her ad-
vices came to hand Yesterday, but owing to the
interruption of the line in Cape Briton, We are
unable to transmit it until to-day = portion
OF her advices have been anticipated by The a.
rival Of the Prince Albert d: Halifax.
The screw steamer Anglo-Saxon from Qne
bee. I75h July. arrived at Liverpool on the 23th.
The ship Hattie Bell had arrived from Aus
trala with E5000G0 in treasure.
There had been some Interesting debates IN
Parliament.
Baron Rothscbild was sworn in IS member
of the House OF Commons and took his seat at
the Monday morning sitting, when he voted for
the first time.
There had been an extraordinary discovery OF
old coins in France.
The Duke OF 3Ialakol had received an invi-
tation from Lord Lyons To 20 In the Royal Al
bert the flag ship Of the British squadron, to
Cherbourg.
/ = heavy gale had been experienced at Liver
pool. Thirteen vessels went ashore, but came
of al food tide.
The Australian Mining Company. after con
siderable discussion had res lived 10 discontinue
mining operations.
/ There had been a meeting Of the Jews in
/ commemogatlon of the passing Of Tie Bill ad-
hitting Jews to Parliament
Miss Louisa Pyue and Mr.. Harrison have ac-
cepted 4 new opera from Bale.
Prince Odaibert, of Prussia, las been invited
/ 10 Cherbourg by Napoleon.
The Sandman squadron, willie on lis way to
Cherbourg, had received an order 10 change It's
( course and cruise oil the coast of Gambia
/ The Christians OF Alexandria had been in
suited and menaeea by the Mohaumedans, but
the aggression was immediately punished.
Tie trial ot .he Selona prisoners WAS closed
and seven OF tIeFn bad been condemned 10 death
and severa! L. twenty-five years Imprisonment
in irons.
Maho,oed Pa-La, }Iinister of the Police oil
Turkey had been sent 10 Gambia on Il special
mission by lis government
Sir H. Bulwer had arrived at Constantnople
and presented his credentials Ia tie Sultan as
Minister Pienipoteutiary and Envoy EXgraordi-
nary from England.
Queen Isabella Of Spain and her royal spouse
We're stlll on their pleasure trip.
The Swiss Federal Assembly had elected .
President and the people 81 eUtchatei had re-
i Led the new Canton Constitution.
ezS~ The Rev Eies.zar Williams, the Bourbon
Prince lies dangerously i'll at johannesburg
LN-a,. III t.r
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-17
HAIR DIE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE
VIM. s. Bachelors Hair Dye


All others mere limitations, ana should be avoided
if you wish TO escape Ii.i.ule.
GRAY. RED, OR Rusty HAIR Dyed Instantly TO a
beautiful and Natural Brown orElae, without Tie Iy.
injury t. Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have becas.aald-
ed TO VIM a. Bachelor since 1853, ana over sgCa1 a-
plieatious La7c been made TO the HAN Of his patrons Of
his famous Dye.
WSI. A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produce. color
not TO a distinguished from aatte, and is WARRANTED
not iure in the least, however long IL may be COM
linued and the i'll effect Of Bad Dyes reaeGied Hair
i4FigoiateJ foriife By this splendid Dye.
Made, sold or applied On private room-) at the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway, \. Y.
sold in all cities and towns Of the United States by
Druggists ana Fancy Goods Dealers
E The Genuine las the name and address upon a
steel pa.e engraving on four sides Of each Box. Of
WILLIAM a. BATCuELOR
Niyly - Broadway, New York.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-17

Convention Of the Republicans Of the Northern ~
sanbIy District q Iaas Comfy sill Is held a. G Team
Hail. in the vipye ii Doageye, on Saturday, Aug II
1888, L O'Clock H. for ae uarposs # eectiag tNo
csserates to represent salI District Congressional
Convention u held Prliriv iu Chen the hszt
day September next ana tSo delegates 10 represent
said the Republican State Contention 20 be
held 1t Madison. tae fourth day y October next.
In accordance with established usage te several towns
will be entitled 10 representation a. follows ARENA
Clyde, > Wyoming, Eiieeway, s highland,
Doireville, IL Pulaski II T. 81. p CRANE,
DodgeyiGle, Aug. Ssh 1855 Cll,n Dist. Com.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-17
DYsPEP-IA AND FITS.

DR.. TRACY DELORMG5. THE GREAT cuRER OF
CONSU MPTIUN, for several years badly afflicted
by Dyspepsia that for part Of the time he confined
to his bed. he eventually cured 10y pTescr Ftyn
furnished him by Young clairvoyant grl. This pre-
scTiption given by mere child while state of trance
mas cured everybody who has taken it, having fail
ed once 1t IS equally sure cases ofFrs as Of DYs
PERSIA The Ingredients may be found IN any drugstore
viii send this veIua lie prescription any person on
the receipt Of one stamp 10 pay postage. Address
DE-. TRACY DEL0I4fE, C:.EAr CUEEE OF Cozsuxrr1oz.
l4N4 New YoIk Post once.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-17

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE ACE--lt
seldom occurs that notice, any c5rcuuis ace pat
medicines, resoratiyes or aDy thing OF the kind
FOR we have prejudice, against most Of them. But
eandor campels invite attention tile advertise
Of Prof. Woods Hair Restorative the last coli
The bottom OF third page OF this paper. We
Juvenile TO 9e4uie ANY thing Of the kind, bat
instances OF use have to know e
which almost shat Il IS severe, On remedy
against the hair becoming prelna:asol gray. /, is no,
"liar Dyes; bat upon its application directed, the
effect is produced tae skim which brings out the
original native co5rad hair, without stiffness, ans. gives
glossy natural appearance. We Aaycseeu per-
who have used it, and they much pleased viii,
it. Examine ,he advertisement Missouri Republican.
sold BY 2U respectable Druggists. Aug.
K %. PUI.F0RD, Agent, Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-17
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.

IN all diseases inflammation less rrcGol4natcs
allay inflammation strikes tie very root Of dis
case-heuce an iualeliatc cure.
DALLET'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and nothing else vii. ay inflammation at once ana ,oo
certain cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
viii cure the following among great catalogue of dis
Burns Scalds Cuts Chafez Sore Nipples CornS
Bunions, Bruises Strains, Bites, Poison CJIauS files
Stroula Ulcers, Fever Sores, Gout, Scroua Ulcers
Sores Feloas, Ear Ache Piles Sore es Gout Swell
ling, Rheumatism. Scald Head Salt RLeuru, badness
Erye.e!as Eueno.-, EaJel'z I,eh Small Poz Measles
Bash, &c. &e-
To may appear incrcducus that so many dis
cases, should be reached bY article such an idea VIII
vanish when reflection points TO the fact tlat the za,e
Is combination Ingredients, each and every one ar-
plying per.ec, antidoto TO It's opposite disorder.
DALLEI'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In effects magical because time is So short be-
disease ami permanent cure; and L. is an eztc
toF draws an diseases Of tile effected iart lav
inc nature perfect before the injury. Il IS scarcely
necessary to say Shat house. workshops or nanuac
tory should 1e one moment without il.
80 Pain Extractor IS genuine unless the box upot
. =t,' alate engraving with the name of Henry Da
ley, Manufacturer.
For by all the principal Druggists and rqtent med
icno dealers throughout the United States and Ma ISL
Principal Depot
100 ChaH.bcrs street. New 1o;l-.
{. T. CEACE.
T. D. PULFORD, Agent. I4-ly
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