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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-04
Dissolution
Land for Sale,

VTJ r. CORNELIUS, Agent for the sale OF Psk's Css
w batsd Patent metallic Burial Cases.
prepared attend 70 all Funerals herstooFe when ma
serVess may be required. Oeeat the Phnix WarerOOm,
No. g Spring street, Cherry. Residence No. u Wins
stFsoi, between Spring and Broad.
H.R-VVill also attend 70 forwarding bodies
AS -Ne nsdaef fapf--9
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-04

TINE SALE.-As Will be seen by reference to their
advertisement Messrs HARRIs Co, will sell at lOE
o'clock this morning, aheayy stock of groceries.
large amount Of goods rescued from the steamer
Princess will be sold By them at the same time
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-04

FIRST RACE.-Match for $500. One mile out
W RoUNDTREE enters Oh. C. Tom EGHes by Sd Bos-
ton dam by Leviathan; 4y.
". T. CHEATHAM enters b. f. by Glencoe; dam
BY Levisthan, 3 y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-04
NEW BOOKS
VIII LAk0E As5ORTIlHI OF
MK, STATES, PENCILS & STATIONERY GENERAL
MAITLAND's GREATksT WORK.

MAITLAND'S GREATEST WORK,
Q ARIA ROE-A TALE OF NORWAY ; By James A Malt
- land, author Of sIhs WandsrsF," the swatch man >,
&c, See what Washington IrVing SAYS aboutit:
SunnyBde, lryington. December ", 1857.
M DHAR FEEND; Lave read s. ssriarOs'' with great
Interest and satisfaction Il is written In excellent STYLE
graphic in It's Details and gives animated and nteresn
pictures Of scenery manners, and Characters in NORWAY
Different members Of family have derived both pleasure
and Satisfaction nom ths pernsal Off L has all the
ments Of successful publication encourage you pro-
coed In your literary career, and visa you and 3os-
peFity With the greatest esteem, am your friend,
JANIS A. MAITLAND. WASHINGTON IRVING.
FoT Eale b. y. HAGAN.
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SECOND RAOE.-SWeepstakes for 8 VI Olds Mile
heats. $50 entrance. S25 forfeit.
s. J. CARTER enters eh. f. by Albion; dam Delta
by Priam. II
GEO RICE enters ch. by Albion; dam
Ana Chase by Levisthan. %
JOHN KENNEDY enters &. C. by Emu; dam
by Ainderby. SO
Time-l 81: I493
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-04
d e m OvtlIe & Bell,
Druggists and APOthecarieS,
NO. 26, CHERRY STREET
[2Hd Door from UnsOa,
DEALERS IN

ID R 10 G. s.
wg MEDICINES, m CHEMICALS, -
~ FANCY 646 ARTICLES, IL
DYE sTUFFS, PAINTS, TURPENTINE.
OILS,ALCOHOL,V ARNISH Es, CIGARS,
TOBACCO, SNUFF, &c, &C.,
WE in receipt OF full and vel selected stock
W the alb We articles which viii sell at the lowest fg
MARI DEMOVIbLE & BILL.
nUININB, Chloroorm sulph Ether, Iodine IOdid Poas-
~ sum, Henry q Husbands Calctned Magnesa Harris
CsTmlnstiVe, New England Cough Mixture, &c, &c.
Just received BY mar DEMOVILLB & BELL.
OLIVE OLA fresh supply jgst reesiged BY
~ mRT4 DEMOVILLk & BELL.
YEAST POWDERS.-Prest0E & MerrilIis Yeast Powders,
L received and for sale BY
mar4 DENOVILLE & BILL.
EAsT INDIA CASTOR OIL fresh aTliel0 TocsiTed
u and for sale BY
mara DEMOVILLE & BILL.
THROMB WILLOW, throne Green, Burnt Umblr,
~ Burnt SsnLa ok Paints ground IN OIL received and
Tor sale b. mae DEMOVILLE BILL
nod LIVER OIL fresh article, rsesiVsd and sale
- b. mar 4 DBMOVILLL & BELL.
DERFUMBRY and Fancy AItieles.-A large and selsc
lot Of Soaps COOgnes, POmatUms Hair Ois hair tooth
aud nail Brushes, Combs &c, which selling Re
duced Prices. DEMOVILbE 4 BILL.
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re- Prof FowLER's Lecture this evening at Odd
Fellows Hall will be upon self-ImprOvsment and
the Management Of Children. The young will find
this lecture entertaining and profitable, especially
in the suggestions and the old in the way to
manage children. Admission so cents.
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ATnfnisfPafOPjs NOficP-

Manufacturing PhArmaceUtis fss1augts, - p
Sold in Nashville b EWIN EaoTHBRs, Mr.oisisiS
gems Sold also b. DF. A. h RO5COE Ohm 9. z8aCH.
ID Druggist generally. fauFls S57-dtu1s7 iva
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-04

DERFUMBRY and Fancy AItieles.-A large and selsc
lot Of Soaps CO0gnes, POmatUms Hair Os hair tooth
AID nail Brushes, Combs, &c, which We selling Al Re
duced Prices, DEMOVILLE 4 BILL.
mar No 25 Chs-Ty e..
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

~ el1-,,-.-- ..1...:.1l ,,..-,.., from, an, of
80
AB.'Ah N LINCOLN Iate speeches. stamp hii'i -
true patriot and noble man. v { beg our read
ers 10 co1l2rs II with fhe mon, HING, of lot-G-
.5,ll - .-,f l;si,;.,- go +l,, ,1..,,,,-
'h"I certain class ol Luln4h pe-i5s nave 10
rights which another class = bound TO respect.
How j,,,r,..lr,ll 8ar,-,,r 7 r>r, ,,lea.lir,r
500. :
t---4 49, -
IAoe.~"e.eAce' towers ABOVE t--t Ge'est'-9-e class
% politicians who spend all their energies IN re-
viIi,sf- aI.t,~re. .,{ -.sl-i,,, a.i7l srtl- -. ON,
f+''S ''-- Ni' ''' '--' '''s "l4'9S9 I09- 1t =
Just the difference between the Republican and
DernocsatIe ,,sr:ies Can i be r,,..ifr. .l..t tl
-,,.la IS rf,:.;.. ,.;lr l..;,., 1900 ,
'12t i'1''-- III preference 80 = - DOUGLAS
We have strong confidence that they VIII hot
hesitate F.1s Del5,9rr4t
-,
On - 0'''i'i''o .'e7 ing ,','t-
- 80 mn III :, - :
- " III -. "a -
men u T. hoId uieSc tL,''H9 q" 0e sel'-tNidtht
that All men are created equal that they are
ny tNe'' o'eso. Win certain ln''iie.l''-
oie rights tt-'+- among tAtee aG ii1e, loeI y,
ana 'Le pursuit 81 nal mess - ans was theif
ll'eS'-o NJ 'c's'sl"-' % >ne economy % me
~ 80 - -, - 49, ''Htt "laS =, '.ilo
' - - " VI 'No -
'"I 10 LIS - 'tt"'es' NAtFi""0e') e. SV"'4e-
men, 10 az MS creatures, 70 me Whole great
iamlly 81 Nan. Ia tLelr enlightened belief
nothing stamped Win Inc lAFIne image ana
likeness was stut lht" ING "otiu 20 re uodoeh
on, ana degraded, ana inithHied 10y as fellows
lHe9 SIiSpcd hOS only me whole race 81 men
lhcn living, hut they reached forward and sclZed
upon the iarjhcsI pos erijy. They erected a
beacon 10 guide her children and the countless
hyfi"G-1, VINO should lhA"oit the earth IL other
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

80 \ writer IN the Dodgeyille A,lgocate, over
the signature OF :. \ Citizen, in speaking of the
error in the Law relating to tie removal of the
county seat, a. printed in the session Laws,
makes Use OF the following language
Now, it is evident that yillainy has been
practiced northumberland the Secretary
and Prnter-or by third person, probably
from Mineral Point.
Is 1t not enough to sicken al intelligent
men, whether favorable untayorable 10 The
Bill, 70 see such low. mean. base, bare-faCsd
wickedncss and Injustice committed upon the
citizens of Iowa county BY whom tins ras-
cally trick was perpetrated, l am not prepared
to say, but leave II TO tie people TO Judge, be-
cause thew know where they live and by whom
5lsey live. Are the people Of Iowa county to
be humbuEged forever by such pettlloEseTs and
denagogues 1t appears 10 ME that truth and
JU5tjce MUST PREVAIL
The language Of the writer shows an evident
desire to cast a suspicion Of yillainy" upon
some citizens Of Mineral Point, and 10 convert
an error Oh the part Of the Printer Of the session
Laws into low, mean, base, bare faced wicked
ness aud Injustice committed upon The citizens
Of iowa county" and fix upon The minds of the
people OF the county 4 belief that that act was
committed by citizen of this city.
We regret that cur DodgevilIe ncisLborr
should feel themselves driven to 4 course 81
we'll calculated TO create feelings Of luminosity
between the two places.
The citizens Of Mineral Point are ready and
willing to have the question OF tie removal Of
the county seat submitted 10 q fair honest ex-
preston OF tie wishes Of the people of the
county at the ballot box, and to abide tie vii
of the majority and with that view, Mr.. STER-
LING, the representative in tie Assembly from
! tins District, requested by the citizens o
this city to withdraw his opposition TO tie bIll
/ in question, and suffer it 10 become Il Law. Il
our Dodgegiic friends were actuated by a siuI-
I lar feeling there would be little need Of SO much
/ blowing upon the subject, or 50 many evidences
OF suspicion GA their part, Is appears from week
} to week IL the columns of the adg0catc We
( believe the Tax payers Of the county know
their own desires upon the removal question
and understand their own interests quite rs well
as those who are neither Taxpayers, voters, OF
otherwise interested in the affairs Of the county
further than to draw few dollars from the
. pockets of the people in exchange for their I'M
measured ribalIry and senseless billingssate.
To ease the mind of " 4 Citizcu" and others, a.
10 tie manner ID which tie error occurred, W,
quote the following, from letter from the Sec
rotary Of State now before Us
.. The mistake occurred in the .J0r11taI Office
in not reading, or rather il not correcting neil
proof, after reading.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

FRIGHTFUL CAsUALTTY-Two CHILDREN CAR
RIED AWAY N 4 BALLooN.-Mr Wilson, who
went up IN the balloon from the Fair Grounds
yesterday landed near the residence Of a Mr..
Harvey,-about seventeen miles east Of this city.
While Mr. W was temporarily "bseut from the
balloon, two of Mr.. Harvey 's--oue, a girl aged
eight, and the other a boy four-and-a-half years
were accidentally carried away, helpless wan
derers in the upper air Tie particulars of tlis
sad affair, brought to this place last night by
Mr. V ilson himself, are as follows
Curiosity led the father and others who had
gathered around, 10 tride with the balloon by
allowing 1t 10 float high as the cords att ached
would permit and finally they We're inprudent
enough TO let the two children get into the car.
and float up and dowa--wheu, suddenly, the
cords were taken from their hands and the Bal
loon, with the children in it, escaped. This oc-
cured about dark last night, and the fate of the
little children Is not Yet knowu.-Cs1.ralia
m Press.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28
Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor.

in all diseases inflammation less predorsinates
now TO Iay inflammation strikes al the very root Of dis
case--hen.e immediate cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and qebg Csc viii allay inflammation At and make
"a certain cure.
DALIEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
viii cure the following among great catalogue Of dis
Burns, Scads, Cuts, Cla, Sore Nipples, Corns,
urious Bruises Strains Bites Poison, Chilbains, Bes,
crouIa Ulcers Fever Sores Govt ScrofuIa, Ulcers Fee
yer Sores Felous Ear Ache, Piles. Sore Eyes, Gout Swell
uaes rheumatism, Scad Head, salt Itheuu, Badness
EryzpeIas RngwoIIu BARRIERS Itch, Small Pox, Measles
Rash, &c, sc.
To Il may appear incredIlous that 50 many dis
should be reached 10y artic such idea viii
when reelection points TO the fact, that the saIye
combination OF ingredients, each and every ap
plying perfect autidote To its opposite disorder.
DALEY 5 MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
III its effects magical because the time is short be-
tween disease and permanent cure; and i. IS exrae
tor as it draws all diseases Of the effected part leav
Ing nature perfect before the injury Il is scarcely
necessary to sly house, work shop, laanuGAc
tory should be moment without It.
Pain Extractor genuine unless the box has upon
il steel plato engraving, with the name Of Henry Dali
ley, Manufacturer.
For safe by all the principal Druggists and patent med
ieue dealers throughout the United States and Canas.
Principal Depot,
CD Chambers StrccT, New York.
c. I. CHACI-
X. D. TULFORD, Ag gent. Ily
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28
Political Speaking

TN Friday evening the two candidates for
Congress III this District, addressed 4 large
audience At tie Court House iii this city. Had
we copies d the speeches and space u oar
columns to spare we would gladly lay them
ol.tire before our readers But having neither
we must content ourselves With but a slight
notice OF the positions Of tie Two gentlemen, a
drawn from their remarks.
Mr. Dunn opened tie discussion. il q very
pretty speech Of an hour aad quarter, ia which
lie pictured ia a very eloquent manner, tie great
principles upon which this government was
formed, and what WIS, il the early history Of
our country considered Democracy but never
for moment alluded to the political issues be-
fore the people 1t later period.
Hr u AsuBuuv followed Mr. DrSS, speaking
the same length Of time. showing clearly the
changes that have taken place IN the principles
adsoc4ted ~ the Democratic party from time
10 time, as well a. their present position; con
trasting il with that of tile Republican party
Questions had been propounded to Mr. WASH
BuRS Is 10 his willingness to vote for the repeal
Il the Fugitive Slave Law. for the Abolition 81
slavery il the District Of Columbia, and agains
the admission Of any more slave States into the
Union 10 which he replied distinctly and en-
phaticaly that lie was ready TO vote for the repeal
Of the Fugltiee Slave Law. for The Abolition Of
.;l.-o,y J., lie District If Columbia. and wopId
- g. H.. ot,,i.-,,, - ,.,,.r. SI,ya
- fi,- r.,.,.,l. v..ra ,I.i. ,Ii-,i,.., ...l
l..,..l ,,.r.;1a ~. ,,..,,;... -, 80.
80. ~. 4.6,ad !, I, c1aar manner il s,
admit Of no misre presentation
l. order i brin.. Judge Drxx u 1 discussion
e ,ssues Of the present dav. Mr.. W ,snruRx pro-
,,.,,,.a y him .eyerl ,,,4.tior4 involving his
Is,.ia, !, reoard to issues which diyid, tb..
pasa,;. -, iii u ,rbicl ,rere ,,,-v..ra.E
,-,.I, d ',,.,., i a,ds and nro,idod always ~
:.t, r, !. ~.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

Hos. CHARLES SUMNER, FROM ~ EScusu
STAND PoIST.-The London illustrated Noes Of
the DIST ult., has a portrait and discriminating
notice Of the talents, accomplishments and char
aeter Of The Hon. CHARLES SUMNER, L. S. Scua-
tor from Massachusetts, from which SIC take tie
annexed paragraph
"In purity Of life and simplicity Of character
Nr. Sumner Is an exemplary citizen and states
man. His commanding presence his manner
digniied in argument, but vehement III passion
his sonorous voice; his beuignaut counrenance,
glowing with generous and humane emotions
make him an impressive speaker in the Senate
and on the tribune, and bind his audience with
the spell Of fascination. Several OF lis speech
es have been unpublished in this country i'm va
rous editions, and have been read by English
men more than those of any other American or
ator. They unfold truths which appeal to the
primary and universal instincts of human nature,
and rs such, address men of all nations In this
respect. as also in the luxuriance and elaborate
finish of his style he bears no iucousiderable
resemblance to Edmund Burke. The portrait of
the English and that of the American states
man, we may add, also dissove- 4 still further
resemblance which has often been noticed"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

( TEE IA FAYETTE Co AGRICULTURAL FAIR
We had the pleasure Of being present at the
Annual Fair, II Darlington, on Wednesday last.
The weather was fine, and the exhibition, in ev-
cry department. creditaJlc to the citizens Of La
Fayette county. The show OF horses, cattle,
sheep, swine, etc, was far better than we had
expected TO witness, while that CT Domestic
Manufactures, The Fine Arts the Dairy, and
Fruit, was such Is TO satisfy the most sAeptical
Of the utility Of sueh exhibitions. Wesaw sew
eral fine specimens Of Wheat and Oats, and
some Of tie best corn we have seen for The sea
son-Eycry thing went off in the most satisfac-
tory manner, and We trust the people Of La
Fayette county VIII long continue to manifest
the interest that was apparent on that day in
getting up good County Fair
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

THE GRAM TRADE or CHICAGo.-Ihe receipts
IT Chicago during the last week have been To-
323 bids. flour. 257,2IJ bus. wheat, 3ll,l6l bus.
corn, and I6l05 bus oats, making Col 1870 bus.
Of grain. The total receipts of this season are
7096,138 bus. corn, 1.S36.S6S bus. oats, making
q total OF ORR eiGltoe u3ltioHS bushels of gram
namely - Is 2D5019 bushels. At this time last
wear the receipts amounted to 1929 barrels
Aour. 4.75l 9-I bus. wheat. 5.-ll,10I bus corn,
and - bI bus. oats. making total Of l226l,-
$50 bushels 81 Grain. The receipts Of this year
therefore up ID tlis time arc SIX millions Of
bushels more than those Of last year.
The shipments during tie last week have
been I61-y ibis flour, { The largest amount Of
flour exported hence during any week this year,)
226. l29 bus. wheat, 244.534 bus corn, and %
900 bus oats. making 5Il.1US bushels of grain.
The to.al shipments IF tie season are now 266,
3s6 bbis -four $500 0l5 bus wheat, 53o2. 952
bus. corn, and .2I1090 has. oats making to-
tai Of nearly sirtesa HiiigaS OF 6astelS Of gram
namely 5S55. e6I bushels At this time last
wear the shipments were 9l.S01 Jbls. -four, j.
162 S3s bus. wheat, 6.5Gl.5l9 bus. corn. and
2I5G31 bus oats making 1901 2i9 bushels OF
grain Ii viii be seen that the shipments Of
corn We're slightly greater last year, but the to-
ral shipments of this year uP the this time are
SOC $3.50 Bushels greater than those of last year.
Wheat sold here Yesterday Al = ,l6 for white
winter in store S10S for No. l red winter IL
store and 4Ja45c for No. , spring. II l. ratA-
er 4 singular coincidence that this the price
Of standard spring wheat this day twelve
mouth.-CHicaGo Times, Se}t > ].
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYI
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair DyeI

An Others are mere limitations, and should be avoided
if you wish 10 escape ridicule
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without the least
injury TO Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been award
60 TO VIA. \ Batcclor 1859, aud over $4,000
pIictious have beea made TO Tie Hair Of lis patrons
his famous Dye.
wMA 4. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from nature s.3is WARRANTED
nos 10 iBiure in tile least however long IL may be con-
timed ana the i'll effect Of Bad Eyes remeded the Hair
i1visore,tcl for life Do this splendid Dye
Made sold applied Gin private rooms - the Wig
Factory, 253 broadway. y. Y
sold all cities ANA towns Of the United States, by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
TT- The Genuine has tie name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides of each Box, of
WILLIAM !. BACHELOR,
NivIv % Broadway, New York.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

FElGHTFUL AccGENr AT THE ONO STATE Fam
Two persons We're killed and several wounded
at the Ohio State Fair, at sandusky, On Wed
ues,lay. The Cincinnati Times saws:
-Four celebrated roadsters were brought into
the ring in competition for the prizes. The hub
Of one Of the vehicles accidentally lakcd the
wheel Of another, and in an instant split and
tore from it every IcIloe The horse attached 10
the broken sulky bounded eff at n fearful speed
As he ran teartully around the circle the mass
Of people rushed away from tie enclosure
The horse, still dragging the broken vehicle.
dashed against tile enclosure. broke down the
barrier, and pursued his course. Turning sud
denly to tie left he bounded In under ne ladies
platform, where a number Of men. women and
chlidrel, totally ignorant Of the cause of con-
fusion, were sitting As he spraac among them
lie Tell and his progress was stopped. The scene
at this point, at that time, was fearful men.
women and children flying iii every direction.
and the latter screaming with alarm
Several injured persons were picked up
An old gentleman named Hallac6 was picked
mp fatally injured. lie died in an hour and a
half after the accident. 4 lady was sitting hold
ing her little girl by the hands. The horse fell
upon hem, and IN rising again. kicked Inc child
IN the back. The mother was pronounced not
dangerous. The child died. Qaite number of
others were hurt in the rush, but only slightly"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28
PRICE 81 GENTS
l. y y ID AGEN CY
AND
"a b5 tract O "-~

he undersigned have opened set Of Books which
give complete and reliable history every tract land
IN Iowa county, embracing Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages
Judgments DEGREES, and all matters Of Record affecting
the same.
They viii furnish abstracts, attend the perfection OF
Titles, the purchase and sale of Lands, the payment OF
Taxes, collection Of Rents, and the drafting Deeds and
Other Instruments AID wiz loan money aud collect in
crest for those desiring invest
OIhee up stairs in john Ross stone building OPP
poste the Eagle Saloon, High street Mineral Point
WIS. WM. T. HENRY,
49N TRANCIS HENRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

: EBaAsEzA ELEcrIoS.-The Nebraska ReD3tJli-
ea1s gives a list of the members elect of the new
Territorial Legislature. The Council numbers
five regular Democrats and eight opposition
members the House, by our summing up, ten
Democrats, and twenty opposition. The
opposition Is composed Of Anti-Lecompton men
and Republicans with few members who ran
Is Old Line Wing and And-Lecompton,"
:. American and AHti-Lecomp;on, Old Line
Wing and Republican" ,Ec-8lI. Scati1cl
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28
NOTICE

There Is condition If the emaie system aohieh
Tie 4fts cannot be taken acthyui producing PECUL-
IAR RESULT. THE coadlsoa referred to a. PREGf-
N-4NCI-the result, 1IISCdRRLIGE. such IS ne ar
resabia tendency Of The medicine the seruai
functions aoraiat conditions that coeu tic rearoauc-
tee P0ser Of nature oeRA0t resist a.
Warranted purely vegetable ana free from anything
Injurious Explicit directions, which should read ac-
company eae box. Price 81. Sent by mail on enclos-
ing Il 10 the General Agent.
- Sold by one Druggist ia every town in the United
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28
OCEAN TRANSIT COMPANY.

EDWARDS, LOCKWOOD a Co. Proprietors, Offices IA
New York 422 L. Broadway and CatEam Square New
York.
Parcels ami Packages forwarded to England, Wales,
Scotland, Ireland and the Continent of Europe. Small
Parcels Great Britain and Ireland delivered at their
destination.
Drafts il sulas to suit from 81 Sterling upward.
GEO. W. COBB, Agt., Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28

WINTER Wharf.-The Washington County
Democrat says there IS i third more land sowed
with winter wheat This fall than there was last
year ia that County. The sa1e is the case il
many olAc. parts CT the State
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For saIe-Sight Drafts on
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius I. Cheeseman. ID. D.
NEW YORK CITY.

The combination of ingredients in these Pills the
result of long ana extensive practice. They mild
their operation and certain in correcting all irregu
larties, Painful 3Ienst.uatious removing all ostruc
tiou- whether from cod otherwise, Headache, pain in
tic side, raIgi-ation Of the heart whites, al
fectaus, Mysteries, fatigue pain al the back aud lis
disturbed sleep, which arises from interruption OF
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