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IL The Genuine las the name ana address upo'
steel plate engraving four sides of each Box, Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
xiy1y 233 Broadway. New fori
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DalleY's Magical Pain Extractor.

In aIl diseases inflammation less predoIainates
now To aay inflammation strikes the very of dis
ease-hencs a immediate cure
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and nosAiag viii allay inflammation make
a certain
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
viii following among grea; catalogue afs<
Burns Seads, Cuts Clafes Sore Nipples, CerDs,
Bn,ions Bruises Strains Bites, Poison hblans Bie.
Serofula Ulcers Gout SeEouis, Ulcers F..
yer Sores Flou Ear Ache Piles Sore Eyes Gout Swell
lings Rheumatism ScalG Head Salt RhsuE. Badness
Erzfpeas RnswoII BARRIERS Itch Small Pcr, Measles
Rash, &c, &c
To it may appear incredulous that many dis
eases should reached such idea will
vanish when reflection points TO the fact that the sare
combination of Ingredients, each and
plying perfect antidote to its opposite disorder
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
magical because the time is shor; be-
disease and permanent cure and i; is
tor all the effected part
ing perfect before the injury II is scarcely
necessary sly that house, workshop, Eaanufae
tory should be moment without il.
No Pain Extraetoris sc .une unless the box has upo.
it steel plate engraving, with the name of Henry Da
ley, Manufacturer
For By all the principal Druggists and patent
icne dealers thToug the Ued States snd Csnsdas
Principal Depot,
los Chambers Street, New York.
c. F. CHACE
r. D. PUI.FORD, Agent. 1I-ly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

TIE GREAT REPUpLIc = The first
number of this new magazine is before
Us. |. is elegantly printed OF good paper
and contains one hundred and twelve pa
ees. Most of the articles are finely IL
Illustrated. The present number contains
twenty-five articles, and a hasty glance at
the subjects leads US TO believe they pos
sess much merit. A specimen number
may be seen at this office.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

Linden, Dec. LIST, WILLIAM Fox aged about thirty
Eve Years
Seldom has family and neighborlood been called -
the loss Of a worthy husband, father
friend than has his family and neigbors. Indeed
affection and does stop with his family and
neighboTs, but extends ali who regard Z" an honest
man a the nnblest Of Cod Although little
known his ghborhood, still, his
and character will be remembered and cherished Tar in
the future by all those who knew him best in his home
associations. Con-.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
LA y d a GE n CY
AND
a q mc cs

The undersigned have opened set Of Pook. which
and reliable history Of tract of land
in Iowa county, embracing Deeds. Bonds Mortgages
Judgments DEGREES, ali matters Of Record affecting
the same
They will furnish abstracts nd to the perfection of
Titles the purchase sale of Lands payment of
Taxes collection Rents and the drafting and
and will loan money and collect
crest for those desiring TO invest.
Office stairs, John Ross stone building OBJ
posite the Eagle Saloon High street Mineral Poin.
Wis. WA. T. HENRY
4stf FRANCIS HENRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

gW- The marine losses OF 1858, thus
far, are less than the amount of last years
losses. But little over eight millions
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

sg The receipts at the door when
Henry WARD BEEcHEn lectured recent
" al Worcester, Mass, were 500. The
lecture paid the expenses of all the lee
lures for the whole course.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

E@s- Stewart, the proprietor of the
" Marble Halls in Broadway, employs
in that establishment Two hundred and
sixty-three clerks.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

sg The Republicans of New York
civ achieved grand victory at the city
election just past
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

EB@ Cooley for January is a choice
number. If the ladies are not pleased
with it, they must be very hard to suit
We continue to give the Lady's Book and
TRIBUNE one year tor 50 so.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

E There are laid up in Chicago
harbor A steamers, s propellers, l6
barques, % briggs and $50 schooners.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

rs DOUGLAS has been superseded as
Chairman of the Commitee on Terrific
ries by Mr. GREEN of Missouri.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

BACHELORS WIGS AND TRoUPEEs surpass all
They elegant, light easy and durable.
Fitting O a charm-uo turning up hehiBc-no shrink
ing head indeed, this is only Establishment,
where these things properly understood and made
xir-ly 235 Broadway, New York.
I'D. PrLFoRo, Agent
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OCEAN TRANSIT COMPANY.

EDWARDS, LOCKWOOD & Co. Propretors, oaicestn
New York 422 l-2 Broadway and Catham Square New
York.
Parcels and Packages forwarded 70 hhsiAho' "Aies'
Scotland Ireland and the Continent OF Europe Small
parcel Ia Great Rritan and Ireland delivered at tkcir
destination.
Drafts in SUNS to suit from 81 Sterling upward
GEO. W. COBB, Agt., Mineral Point.
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Banking & Exchange Office of
l.. III. WHITTLESEY.

COf the late firm Of C. C. FasA5urn & Coz
For Sale-Sght Drafts
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND GERMANY
and on France, Holland Belgium, Norway Sweden.
Denmark Switzerland and all other countries of Eurone
ENTERTAINERS, CLAIMS AND MONIES
in any city Europe, collected promptly and
proceeds remitied as owner may request.
u ofhce houTs from A NJ to P. II. after Nov. Is.
WECHSEL VERKAUF
Auf ale HauptplHtze in Deutschland und der
h we IL, Frankreieh, Holland, Belgien Norwegen-
Schweden, Dsnemark, und allen audern Landern Euro
pas.
ERBsCHAFTEN GELDER,
und allie anderen Forderungen werden in jedern orte
Europas eincassirt. 10
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PRICE 80 CENTS.
IMPORTANT To FEMALES.
D R. CHI EESEMANiS PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeszman. MD

NEW YORK CITY.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills are the
result OF long and extensive practice They mild
IL their operation, and certain in correcting all irregu
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tons, whether from cold otherwise headache, pain in
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TO MARRIED LADIES
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable as they will bring
been disappointed in the pills can place the
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NOTICE.
There rs condition Of female system in which
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restso6le tendency Of the medicine restore the SERIAL
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ttre PoleeT Of nature cannot resist
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
Injurious. Explicit directions which should De read
company each box Price 81. BY mail on encos-
ing 81 TO the General Agent.
To- Sold by Druggist in every town in the United
States.
II. B. HUTCHINGS.
General Agent for the United States.
los Chambers Street, New York,
r. d. PULFoRD Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler, Smith
< Co., Chicagoi H. Biakesly, ST. Louis lay
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Erery Female Should Read
THE FEMALE MEDICAL PRECEPOR .
OR, THIRTY YEARS STUDY AND ExfERIISeE,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DIS Z 4 S rs O r III o ME- n

OR, THIRTY YEARS STUDY AND EXFEEIESeE,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED
DISEAS ES OF " OMEN.
BY CORNELIUS L. CHI ESENaN, NJ u.
NEW CITY.
An instructor a Guide, and physicisn
In hch embodied ehaste
edge necessary the welfare those married about
arried) of the process of conception pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers well the
methods which many the may be cbyiatsd
teaching the system may fgorated
proper Tone after having been Frustrated
hy complaints incidental the human frame Afro,
much PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION. which will OBJ
the neeesst, of any great Of sickness and
enable the observant reader be- great extent hrr
own physician.
TENTH EDITION.
This Book is available TO the understanding Of
the professional reader, and skIfuy elabora
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before the public whileit gives
lion upon affairs sernec,s4
with female system. II should placed IN the
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PRICE 80 CENTS.
This work also contains prescriptions by the Doe
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ErsptioHs-Feuer and 4eue-Serere Cong ks Cold,
-kaeUm0tisrn- Dyspepsia-TaEing eff 81 tie Hair C.
SC, any of which presc options may prove of
great value TO the reader.
This book viii be sent by mail of postage on tho
reception Gifts qice which either in money
or postage STAMPS. All orders should be addressed TO
II. b. HUTCHINGs,
1irly 165 Chambers Street n Y.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

TxcHANGE London for sale in sums Of 81 Stsr-
Eiing and upwards.
GEO. W. COBB,
Office Stone Ware House, near r. r. Depot.
Dated, April nth. -
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| NERAL POINT TRIBUNE,
MINERAL POINT, DECEMBER IA. 1858

ED "" R hTtiss' EDrroRs AND rnorHrrrors
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NOTICE.
II. II. HUTCHINGS.
General Agent for the United State.

los Chambers Street. New York,
r. D. PULFoRD, Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler Smith
< Co., Chicagoi II. Biakesly, ST. Louis. lay
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

R. D. PULFORD, Agent.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

mn Spain our relations remain in AN r,,s..
hs a con 'ltlon In ny message Of Deem
or,nar an .a'1l ,aed You That our Envoy Extra
g.i ana Ani>fer Plenipotentiarv 10 Nal
II" mad asked for his recall and !, was an
- - 70 send cut new minister to that Con-.
VIZ special instructions on all questions 80
ing between the two Governments AMI ,i peid
INFLAMMATION TO have them speedily and AM;
rsa SEQ s.9 that were possible This pur-
- Atherlo been defeated br cansrs
Wlleh need not enumerate. causes
,;.i ue MISSION 10 Spain has been in-rus.ed 70
als'ingY,Sbed citizen of Kentucky. who :, r;i
l'pesea 10 Madrid without delay. and mako
~ ~ IIai attempt 10 obtain Justice fron,
spanish officials, under the direct co,,-o, -
The pfain-General Of Cuba. have insuiteS on y.
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WECHSEL VERKaUE
RBsCHAFTEN GELDER,
WIGS-WIGS-WIGS

und allie anderen Forderungen werden in jeden ort
Europa's eincassirt. IL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-14

Our position IN relation to the independent
State south of on this continent, and espe-
orally those within the limits of North America
IS OF peculiar character The northern bound
" OF Mexico IS coipcident with our own south
ern boundary from ocean to ocean and we must
necessarily feel deep interes, in all that
Germs the well being and the fate of nesr a
aelghbor. We have always cherished the kind
est wishes for the success of that republic. and
have INDUCED the hope that IL might at last, al
ter all It's trials enjoy peace and prosre. ity IN
der a free and stable government. We have
never hitherto Interfered directly or Indirectly.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-01

The Revelation OF Astronomical Science
shOws sahos The sun is $500 times a. far
sssin from the earth as the lesrth is roued.
This distanccsis 90 great, that itwould take
. railway carriage. moving at the rate Of 100
mil9k,ssery three hours, a3o yeurs TO get
through il; but the earth Itself. travelling
withte speed Of besterTthan $4,000 miles
perhour. IL. gel through a journey Of like
extenssA shasis, ninety.tive millions Of miles
--in somsthing like two months. The
neafeas sIsr 10 ii least two hundred thou
s.nd lines further away than the sun. The
Iiehss sbszm comes from the sun 10 the earth
in eight minutes 'and'a quarter. but Il must
cor:suine shree years and quarter upon it,
journey. before II eaa arrive from the near
est stsr. Bot the aeurest star IL only on
shesisnsys confines of the vast star galaxy
sAasspass. lhsl II takes the fash Of ligh'
three ysars and quarter 70 traverse, is nsv-
srshslsss but : little space, slmoss swallow-
ed up IN the immensity BY which iiis sur,
rounded. for 4 is computed that the most
remote stars of the milky-way ate seven
hundred and,fifty times as fur awsy again
as the nsaEest odey ss{e-y..,., ~, s,sfg a -
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! !. .;i.:...9{:Misttllan.cous.
Moral Tendency!

~%N7S at"'t
hWhsfs h suHt llltis 10y lshding!" ASH:
I'd ltis F0Sd man, as he was inqufing Of
Mrs. par,ingson With regafd to the proclivi'
ties. N Tx, who had q hard name in the
htiRliborhood--he meant che ditectioh f1f
kuaa sr III thai ihe BOY was taking. -
"Wsii,''t said the old lady, she isn't tchd.
ing g'snywhete yet. IthubeHt some Of put.
ting him into wholesome store, but sot!it
says the .ringtail is the most 6enehcious,
though be isn't old enough yet to 60 into a
store.s al meant morally tending" said
hers visitor solemnly, Strengthening himself
up Ike an axe handle. "Yee," said she, a
listls, ,eonfusedly, as though she didn't fully
understand, but didn't wish to insult him by
ssying she didn't, "yes, should hope he'd
tend morally, th ugh there's great differ.
entsin shopkeepers. and the moral tender.
neissin come seems good deal less than
in others, snd in others good deal more
A I'll. pkeeper iso that you should put
confidence into, but I've always noticed
aoissetimes that the smilingest Of them is
the deeeivingest. One told me the other
day that . calico would wash like piece Of
white, and IL did just like it, for all the col.
or washed out Of it," "Good morning.
ma'ana." said the visitor, and stalked ont
with loag ssring attached TO his heel by a
picre-of gum ii,st had somehow got upon
the dodr benssth his bet Boslos GG.sfte.
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Thougalts.

Horace Walpole once remarked, "The
world is , comedy TO those who think, and
tragedy to those who feel" = n
s'sss what am.'' net "Ses what mJ
father was!" is an old and excellant Arabic
Asayi1g.
q We never YET knew a'inan disposed q
secsn tIIs humble, Who was not hiHseK !
fair pbisst of ssorp 70 fhs hunbisst. III.
: II Ssspfovs d ehastiss baloss We fee
! painful rsgrst 0a ascouht u The nscessi
y isr Il. tie pFopss season for doing ithaI
! not yst aEissa '
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nissa Creatsdeai easier to repeat - whole
liturey, sofs prayeEsH ihaa 30 govern one =
seu.pst, OvereSms y badhabit. and resist the
eonssaas asly.ssewEing temptations 70 selisin-
dulesaes.ss II 10 j great deal easier end
plsssssssstoi jsss good than 70 u good i
% esslsets gss Up m ineehesent ferssrT d
mind ahaa.salmly and sisadily, 70 pursue she
even Ny st. our ordinary doties.s To go+lc
church and BE-, sxeisaa by solemn rauaic. ans
e gsss yuFsslyesip yagueesmosions .Ihow
much. .iassa agrseabls isihis than to staysa
home. apd, amidst TIP hprry end, dissOsdt. :
daily reforming tFials, 70 naintasn qaie
and sheeriuf mind. as4 7 'sA IA
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"Am II Am Ia good husband to herf-
God Almighty forgive mel" and he bowed
over that wOmsn and wept like q child;
griped the bed-c]Othes in his hands, and bid
his face in them. ea7
Then she laid her thin hand upon his
head, end said, "DOn't cry, Luke; don't,
please don I; you would not have strfck me
If it had not been for drink. Bfr. Cough,
don't believe him; he is as good man as
ever lived. Don't cry, Luks"
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81 0sraAm I not > istls rsls s''inquired .
lady, who was short ana cOrpuieat, TO :
stusty Sld, bachalor, 4; vsa,.. I.,,s,.., n
laa' 'ypv hak mare lksa 6gtasaE vss shs
blunt ysplysui !sa.s h'sa 2aiaiaA ~ 4ssi3
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GTThe chief secret Of comfort lies sis
not suffering trifss to yexs one, and ID pFe.
IDENTITY eulsivating "A undergrowih Of small
pleasures. sines vsry few greet ones sss
| let Oh loag leases.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-01

OA~Why idopsepls dopbs the Msfies oi
~. Bschanan- asy otksr bashsler Pre-.
sisens! Because his excellensy (asis -
ssllsHssl 4 sss aPPaFsRt e PISsnsJ
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Y t.,. Burns oncs sa]d: = ~ idle rsassa-
ings somstImss naaks me ! Iiisls sssttIstl
but the necssaitisa nf nj. hssft always giSe
Fshs eoid pAilosophiEinss the lis.'
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A ADirge.


Xaiasis ~ DtrGe. Hi 'so
.fsXN ass.sas -s-.- 80 srE -
NJ RHv. GEORGE cReLT.
sNf8 h- Is a4g" ,1--ss
"EAFghst0 seFth, and dust 70 du'Ii" .t
Hsse he, evil and the iust, 7f r-r :
Here the youthful and ths old, .g.'f
So. .Rsrs. the ssaIfal. and Abe bold. -.------.-
Here the matron and the maid. -,.rf
~ u one s1lIent bed they laid; W =
- Here The xassal and the king -.=;===
. Side by side lie Eilhsring;, "a -....
g HsFs skn skofd ard seeptrs rust, ,-Aisss Z
"Esrth 70 earth, snd dust to duHi"
y Age % age STALL roll along p " ~
Ger .his pale and mighty throny;
esissPHsse thas weep them, those that weep, ,
AtlIAail With these sleepsrs slsspsg -a
Brothers, sistsrs, of the worm
.RBaAmer's sun, or Winters storm, ,fS'
Song Of peace or battle's roar, -~e .r--
EsseF shail break their slumbers tnors;
A. 6sk& .slell llkssp kli sdlisb ,fu,t,--a 4 q
%1'Exfth to earth, and dust TO dust!"
q aBus aRday Il coming fass, ai
.ksrth, 10y mishslcss and thy last;
~ ahall como In f6ar and wonder, r
--HsTxided BY trump and thunder;
- II shsif come In strife and toii, 4 s+a
u shall como In blood and spoil,
"A shall come In empires' groahs,
s, Bnrnine temples tfAmPled thronts; '.~.
81 Then, Ambition, rre thy lustsi-- ~
R''"Karss 10 earth, and dust 30 dust"
:,h,Thsnl shall como ths tidsmenl sign,
,gslns ~ .SaGs the King shall shine;
sgisfisifing from Heavens golden gate,
- Thodisads, Thousands. .Iound his stale,
Spirits With the crown and plume:
fESmblo then, thou sullens tombi ID .
Aea<en st:all opcD 30 our light,
Il xEafth DO tnrnOd 10 living light, sas, y sF.g
S hilieioms@of the ransomsd JUST
"EaEsh tosearth, and dust 30 dust!"
Then My mount, Jerusalem, ..-t ..s
Shaii be gorgeous as Fep; w.. e
THE shall IN the desert rise
Fruits OF more than Parsdiso;
NJ kAEth By angel feet be trod,.
0ns gr6at garden Of her God! .t.-- ..-
TilI are drisd the martyrs teati
fhrou III = thousand glorious years.
Now In hope es him we trust
"ksrth to ,eaFlh, and dust TO dus.n'
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= MoRkt.

Money is but sorry su6stithts !fof love;
but ifone is bent on selling himselfs lei him
make sure OF the pticss T@aF t2 #ai
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.


Hon Albert Currer, democrat, has been elected
Mayor Of Newbuiyport, defeating J. g. L. Colby by a
vote Of 95s to 1855.
Edward Everett to repeat his Grafton last night at
Canandaigua, ~ Y, tomorrow night at Rochester and
at Auburn Friday. He will speak ut Plymouth, Mass,
on the 22d
Hon. w. s. Damrcll, a Representative from Nassachl-
sets has been Frustrated by liberated sore throat
that he will not probably his seat in Congress
H. w Lincoln, jr has been reelected Mayor of Boston
by over 900 plurality He the citizens candidate
Moses Kimball republican, had 1872 votes, and Julius
A. Palmer, temperance, 1, $50.
Professor ANDERSEN of Breslau will arrive at Paris In
December, and then the great match between him and
Morphy will take place.
Governor Gst of South Ctrolina has reappointed Col
b. T. Watts aspryate secretary, position held by that
gentleman since the administration of Gov. McDufie.
Lord Lyons, who has been appointed the Of
Lord Napier the representative of her Britannia M
esty at Washington is of American descent His great
grandfather was Philadephian, who removed to Anti
gua where the father of the first Lord Lyons born
Mr., Pardee, the expressman having in charge the
Presidents Message met four miles this side of Fay
ctteyc, Arkansas about twelve hours ahead Of time
This is tie worst part Of the whole route He would
abandon the coach ut Fayetteville and proceed by day
light on horseback, until physically exhausted, when
employee of the company would take the documents
and push onward with all possible despatch.