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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
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FOURTH YEAR or THE j
Cosmopolitan Art Association.

FOURTH YEAR or THE
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
THE FAMOUS
Dusseldorf Gallery Of 2ainttngss
Purchased at cost of $l8o 900.
And P0wers worH renowned Statue Of the
GREEK SLAYER
Re-purchased for Six Thousand Dollars, with se-
veTai hundred other works of Art, in Paintings,
Sculpture and Bronzes, comprise the Premiums
TO be awarded to the subscribers Of the
Cosmopolitan Art Association,
who Subscribe before the 2sth Of January, 1858,
at which time the awards will take place.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Every subscriber of Three DSllars is entitled
to a copy of the large and splendid Steel Engra-
wing, entitled manifest Destiny also to copy
of the Cosmopolitan Art Journal' one year. al
so to a. Certificate in the Award of Premiums;
also free admission to the Dusseldorf and Cos
mopolitan Art Galleries. Thus it is seen that
far every Three Dollars paid, the subscriber not
only receives
A Splendid Three Dollar Engraving!
but, also, the beautifully illustrated
Two Dollar Art Journal. One Year.
Each subscriber is also presented with Ger
tifcate in the Awards of Premiums, by which a
valuable work of Arr, in Painting or Sculpture,
may be received in addition, thus giving to every
subscriber an equivalent to the value of Five
d Dollars, and certificate, aRArIs
Any of the leading SO Magazines is furnished,
instead of Engraving and Art Journal, If desired.
No person is restricted to single share Those
taking five memberships, renting SIS, are en-
titled 10 an extra Engraying and six tickets.
Full particulars of the Association are given in
the Art Journal, winch contains over sixty splen-
Specimen copies win be sent to all persons who
desire to subscribe, on receipt of FIVE postage
cents. Address,
C. L. DERBY, Actuary G.. a.. A.,
dec23 54s Broadway, New York.
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PROSPEROUS,
1.-THE STATES. !"

SA} HIGH has now been published near seven
v! months, has met with such a success as to
justify the Proprietor in enlarging the Daily Edi-
ton to the size of the Washington Union ai%
The States will continue to represent the
sound constitutional principles of States rights
which have ever been upheld by the National
Democracy, but it will not be so entirely political
that Its columns will interest the politician ey-
cluslvely, nor SO subservient TO party as to be-
tray principle at the command of power, nor dis
gulse lis convictions at,the suggestions of expe-
diency
In addition to the discussion of important poli-
tlcal questions, its columns will be devoted TO The
Proceedings of Congress, to the current transac-
lions OF the Government, to general news, and
matters OF interest appertaining TO Literature
agriculture and Commerce.
TERMS;
The subscription price of the enlarged Daily
will be:
One copy for one year, sa6 90
TWO copies for one year, 10 90
Irl-Weekly, one copy, one year, 90
The Cheapest Paper in the South.
The Weekly is published in large Double
Sheet Form, and is printed on superior paper.
WITH handsome, bold type, at the following rea
sonabe rates of subscription:
Per year.
Single copies, SO 90
Two copies, 90
Five copies, TOO
Ten copies, to the address of each
subscriber, and any larger num-
Der, at ST. 20 each, 10 90 ill.,
Any Postmaster, clerk, or other person, who
may send five subscribers, with 81 enclosed will
receive an extra copy.
IPayment in all cases is required invariably
in advance; and no papers will be forwarded until
the receipt OF the money.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS
For Coats, Pants and vests.

FE1HE undersigned respectfully informs ~ga
L his friends and the public generally, M
that he has just returned from New Orleans H.
with the largest and
&Iost Beautiful stock Of Cloths.
cassimeres, velvets, &c,
for Coats Pants and Vests that has ever been
brought to this town-comprisin all descriptions
Of articles for Fall and Winter weaF-and which
be is prepared 10 make up at short notice. Re-
member
"Punctualitp and Featless FIJI"
Call and see bis Goods at his shop on Main street,
nearly opposite the Sentinel Office and next door
10 Vessier;s Segar Store.
oct21 JACOB BERNSTEIN
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A MASS MEETING
THE FRHENos or NICARAGUA.

&RE FRIENDS or NICARAGUA.
ana OF the AUGMENTATION of Central America
Will be ield,in Lafayslte Square.
THIS TUESDAY EVENING. Dee %
to lake into consideration the recent news from
Nicaragua.
The meeting will also endeavor to devise
means TO Immediately relieve and sustain Col
Frank Anderson and hls gallant litfle CEN
mand, now holding Fort Castillo, the kew 10 The
transit route. They are Americans Shall
taey perish! Let every friend Of Freedom
and the South attend.
Sincerely do we hope that succor
be at once sent to the gallant Ander>
son. 1t would be a bold man who
would attempt to detain Il vessel. filed
with chiValric souls, bound upon such
an errand even though he had a
poeketttlll Of orders from the Presi>
dent to prevent her departure.
We reiterate the assertion: aGen.
Walker returns in honor, moi in dis
grace. He could not be expected to
contend against the United States
Twice hayeour naval officers lowered
themselves by wrongfuIIy operating
against him-but what Of that? There
IS victory and greatness in the future.
Bruce had to try seven times before
he achieved the independence of Scots
land.a
EAddisional BIZ tRe Northcrn Light.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06

The following news, received by
the mail OF this morning, is Of too i'm
portant characterize be kept from our
readers till uur nest publication day.
we doubt not that the cheeks of.eyery
tfae mad clivairous American citizen
will crimson with shame and nortif>
cation Oh reading the account Of the
dnstardly act tof Com. Paulding, in ar>
resting the gallant Walker and his
men and bringing them to the United
States. They were beyond the juris-
diclion Of this country, and no Fede-
raj officer had the right that Paulding
assumed Would be have acted thus
if those men had been subjects of
Great Britainq MOI But were it not
fof the perilous condition Of the gals
Iant Anderson and his fifty men, who
SOW hold Castillo, we would hail with
delight this overt act Of the immortal
Ranlding, fer Il viii be The cause Of
raising such fame Ia the breasts Of
the gallant sons Of tie South, Of inS
dignQtion and chivalrous sympathy:
which City administrations like the
nfesent could not quehch and in the
glow of sucl enthusiasm Walker will
retsrn in triumph 70 the fold Of his
giorT But we will not longer detain
the reader. The following news we.
copy from the Cseseent
NEW EoaE pes. 2s The steamship Nor-
theru light has arfived, with the California
mails pf ire .5lb and saloOos0oo.
Ntcnra aa News.
Among the passengers Oh board the Nor
tharH Lights tts renowned President Of
Nicaragua, Gen William Walker. Gen.
walksr i Binssls on parole.
Hia men, ons handrea ana any and himself, |
were taptured bY Ccnmodore Pauldng, Of the
ps grissla WABASH,
The men ase On board the Uated States
sle6p saIasog. EcE conveyance % Norfolk,
whle he himself Il 81 ahose stated, passeh-
ksron parole II iAs Nakihsra Light
Tile iake and slvsT steamers, which have been
tbs suhissa pf - npeh controversy, have been
tafnsd over to dhs tigna Of Garrison q Morgan.
These steamers hsa been captured by Walks |
ii. But were getaken by the expedition from
sha Unitsd siases liigala Wabash,
p9HaRe aa a7gaasiaISp.
Fort Castillo, ssia most inpoftaBs stengholdE
on the river San Juan, Wis captured by the
nObls littIs adu rand ae Flank Anderson, soa-
aisting of onlY So men
This fort ii considered an impFegnable one,
aid Aaasps0a, Whols Fully equal 10 the eaasp-
gsney, end haa svaE been distinguished for bic j
fidelity and bravery. holds this place with Piek.
ID men With pFoEisions or three months, and
nixpiesss b saFiillesy. and ammunition 10 abans
dance. T.
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{ PIAQUEldINE, PARISH+OF IBERVILLE LK. JAN s. 1888

As might be expected, the receipt Of
tae above news created a deep sensa-
ton IN New Orleans, as may be judg5
ed from the following call for d Mass
Meeting which appears in the papers !:
Nicaragua .lEass .Meef5,sg.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06

A Srony roe tbs GREpULoUs.- Galig~
mani must have the credit Of this story.
Seventeen years ago d French officer,
Cammandant Urrieh, at the battle of Col
de la Monzaia, in Algiera, was struck in
the eye by bali which penetrated the
head and remained there, Notwithstanding
the efforts made 10 extract it. This Of
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sPEeE8r. NOTICES.

hcpFiviegsef 81 eF advsftiseFs u strictly limited to
their nRediate enG regular bnsiness and the busi-
hess Of an advertising s = uot considered including
thatof ita individual Hsei4.lers
erchants or etkeFs advertising bv the yearw enly be
allowed the space cf half coEUa in the paper at the
rates at present charged fhem BY this paper.
saison persons 70 beeoae candidates iTbe inserted as
other advertisements.
Advertisements Of two columns width will be charged
treble the usual rates.
Advertisements NOT erkedon the copy for specified
time will be inserted till forbid and pay eRt exaccd
And hnaiiy-Afi communicates for this paper Of any
aA eseRy chaacser whatsceFeT Intended promote the
yate ends or interests Of individuals corporations
cites Or schools, will be charged rs advertisements
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06

Seamsrs Resqqtared from Walker and taraed
10 Garrison e Morgan!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
The Cheapest Paper in the South.
Extra Notice.

As Congress will soon assemble, and as it is
expected that it win be one of the most impor-
tan and interesting sessions ever convened in the
Metropolis, it must be an object with perseus at
a distance 20 secure the earliest and most reIia-
bic intelligence from the Capitol.
In order, therefore, to oblge those who desire
to subscribe for paper published in Washington
10 furnish the Weekly States on the following
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
FOR THREE MONTHS.

Tg-Ihe proprietor Of THE States'' was one
of the original founders of the Washington Uni-
on, and his long newspaper experience. before
and since the establishment of that paper, justi-
fes him in promising paper well worthy Of
their patronage. JOHN. P. HESS,
November z, 1S57-dec16 Proprietor.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06

Black Chahce and BomJG9i,ae;
Mafair and six ,oarp alpaca;
Biack Crepe Bereges;
do Etimene;
English and Italian Creme;
Btack crepe SETS, Collars amt SlseUes;
White 40 and 1d1laton sets;
Ladies Embroidered Mourning Hdhfs,
Clothing and Gents Furnishings.
Spring ald S,mao.er Clothing ng-1arge and 6esU
tftt assortment;
Biact and .fancy SiIk Cvdrats;
Plain and fancg Neck Ties;
Sssn da,d s0tin spring StOeks;
French hacp Shirts;
Linen Bosom DO;
Cotton and Lisie Nct Uadershit1s;
Linen and Cotton 0awers;
KID, Ltste Buck dnd SGk Gloues;
Ssspeaders, Faneg .Qrfitles, Sc;
India R,tbber Csolhtng.
Boots and Shoes.
Gents French cur Boots;
do Cali Slices and Byogans;
dg Pat Leather do do,
do Coamoa and Fancy Siptgs;
do Prunehu and Goagrea Caters;
Eadies' Brogans and Waking Shoes;
do Goae,s Of evog style;
do White hid Slippers and Caters;
do Fancy Icicet Toilet Slippers;
do Kid Ties and Btsssiins;
Chalrca's Moro Bask7as rel blue and green;
do do .4tcie Ties ass'd colours;
do Hid Waking Shoes;
Bogs' and CA1ldres's Boots;
do do Bragans;
Misses Shoes Of epery description;
P'aaters' HeaUg Hoot&;
HAIRY Black pnR Rtttset Brogaas;
Efssef,,.tt5s s gaR T]jyrheys' Boots.
Mea I'D md Caif H.eggea Boots.
2lantation Goods.
KerseBS aaa Lirseys
H1itf aa3 Bfo,gn Domestics
Deait3s and Cottoaades;
FtenGh and Nary Blankets;
Made up Negro Clothing.
Ploag6s- Hall 7 McClanahan's;
Cast Steet Hoes, all sizes;
Cane Carts and Hagons;
Cart Harness, Trace Ch0ins, &C.;
Hunts and Collins fires;
ALSO
Hardware and Cutlery of every description
he whole for sale at our usual moderate rates
ur friends viii please call and examine our
lendid stock.
does HART, AUSTIN & Co.
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CaIfrarliia.

The rainy season has commenced Trade
is reviving. Six hundred Chinese have gone
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GEN. WALKER ON PAROLE.
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IaAporta..a from KANSAS.
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oaptufe q walker and his HEen! |!
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EEsEgT, eggS wE.V r. co.
~---.-,- ,-e-.-~--,l--~-~-l-----@--
AEW FALL AND WINTER
1857. &C op s. 1857.

BY recent arrivals from
Ae'e YORK, PHILADELPHIA and Nesc Orleans,
L are IN receipt of general as
scitment Of
EresER SeasOHabEe Goods,
We append below partial list of Goods en-
braced IL our stock, 10 which we invite especial
attenIion:
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From Nicaragua!
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We append below partial list of Goods EN-
braced Il! our stock, 10 which we invite especia
attention
Hress Goods.
Pain aad figured RcregeS;
10 do Tissues;
Printed Organizes, u rich assortment;
PLAIN and printed Mnstias, neat styles and cheap;
Printed Berege DeLajaeS; .
FOAtard SitkS, plaid and striped;
French Prints, Spring styles;
.3nlericGn d. spring patterns;
Rich Printed BriltiGattaes;
40 do Jacoaets;
Printed Linen Latrns, neat figures;
Bereges, Orga'sdies, and muslin .f0unced Robes;
Fancy Iarletoas and Grapes for eUening dresses;
SILK DRESS GOODS Of every description.
Embroideries, Laces, &c
Ea,5roidsreq Mustin Cope Basques;
.appliqus IL s SIX -aa"''ss Do,
Natsese Lace Habits and Steeves, In sets;
Guipnre ~ go do DO do;
Esa5,oidered Mustin CHEMISTS;
do do CaHars and S!cepes;
do Iine, Ca,nbric Hdkfs;
iatants' Entb,oidered Waists;
do 40 Robes; ).
t1gl5FGide'"G T(0H7lceG IJfgSSeSj
CQm5rtc end SciSs btsertings;
do do Edgings;
Embroidered Bands ard rIoUnciHgs;
Lace Capes and Mantil}aS;
Va}eMcie,te and Maltese Thread;
Guipure rtak Bobbta and Imitation Laces..
white Goods.
Stciss Mltslias. plain and embfoidered;
do do IN checks, stripes and plaids;
Plai. and Checked Naiasooks;
do do Camba1cs;
Corded Muslin STRIPES;
Rishop's Lara, India Null, &C.;
Cdlssbric end Frestch Dimities;
Rieh Figured Brititontiaes;
Brocaae Drapery Muslin;
Fancy and Embroidered Uiadotg Curtaims;
Bo5iaet 6f4sqpeito Nettings, la & 1874 tcide,
IPiiise cad Browa LINN Aettings;
do Faacy Cotton do;
Irish Linens end Linen LdpnS;
Dan,ask Table Cloths md Napkias;
BudseQe, Scotch and Russia Diaper;
Hicseibuck and Diaper TotCelings;
Li,sea Steeitags, l0-4, ll-4 and 1874 1ride;
Cotton do do do do;
Fil{ole Case Ei3leas;
Linen Caattrics Gad Lapns;
French Lara md linen ca8nbric i4dkfs;
Rich Bfocaae CountefpameS.
Mourning Goods.
Mourning and second mourning Beyggss;
do DO DeLajaeS;
10 do .JgcoaetS;
do do Ginghaafs;
Plaid and figured back silk Tissues;
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tFfOm our Extra o. Wednesday.l
AgEF on 9sasy.T .8.EW'S.
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co. FTa.lI. AnaeFsoll s.lll Ln l.ossession!
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cAREUnn 2 oAsEELEo! !.
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PUBLISHED EVERY "WEDNESDAY BY
. wILLIAnG p. BRADBuHaS.
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--Office ON VAIN Street.-s

TERmS.
SUBSCRIPTF0N--Fiv Dollars per s,,g9,u,.
-'due and pagahls at1het time Of subscribing. -s
ADVERTISEMENT will hs inserted "A the
rate Of One oer square f lines or sss for lie
rst and fHty CSnts for every sutssquenf insertion
aiberal discou hsEsTer oRthese rates viii be made on
advertisements igsersed two months OF more
ANNOUNCING CAEDIDATES-Ten Dollars
fcFall Offices 10 each La ID advance
OBITUARY MOTT ICES not exceeding three Or
feaT iiuss, VIII s cheefy i1sersad without charge
ose Of greeteF lengehWin becharged as advertise
lnentss Ne esM
JoB WORK Cash On delivery.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06

CHICAGO, Dec % rim Minpesota theaDem
ocratic ticket il elected. Rice and Shields ar,
chosen Senators.
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and save his credit.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

~ The official statement shows the whole
number Of passengers arriving from foreign coun
tries, last year, was 211 $50, Of which 100 90
females.
- The taxable property in California from
the Assessors report amounts to SI3I ,8O6, 268
an increase Of 100000 over the assessm ent
of 1856.
"a \ slight shock of an earthquake was felt
OF the 18th inst, at Coshocton and Steuben
vile, Ohio. and extended as far New. Brigh-
ton, Pa.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02
BUSINESS, NOTICE.

Under the new arrangement In the
publication of the Tribune, which commenced
on the st inst. long credits for Newspapers, Ad
Yertising and job work, are entirely cut off
Prompt Pay viii be insisted in all cases.
Hereafter, proof Of publication oiA be gtre:s
Lgai Notices, until tie -darertising IS pad for.
This rule;will be strictly adhered TO, and this
timely notice IS gwen, We hope none Will ask
is violation BLISS & son.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
ksiscon-iu Bank.
Mineral Point, }
JrNE I6. 1856.


rI'HIS Institution hasfng reiuqrished RI. lgfts urr
the BANKING Law OF this : tate d-toS site. with tE-
Bank Comp Lrc4er, at MaJIsOu
redeem all standing eouRtersgneI
Notice Is therefore HEREBY given That All the eo-asr
signed cITr1 ttuE notes Of this Bank
al TIE Bank ConptrolieEs office redrBfy1ss sIisi
TAO from tie date Of the hTsf publication IL
notice. that the funds deposited for Tie TeenI
the same VIII Js surrendered 10 this Bank.
yguGie2 HENRY I. GEORGE. Csslsfrr.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02
SHERIFF"S SALE.
CIRCUIT COURT, IOWA COUNTY.
WlscQu- IN.

Charles ErasLeu,
a-aILst
Wan 7, Phillips.
Vim Nichols and
Whitney smith,
biItE l. hereby given t1at w virtue Of A. .x,c.-
~ ton No lhb0 dated on the l@th vFof January .
H., 1875, aud ISSUED OF the Office OF The CI.rk 81 80
Circuit Court IN aud Tor Iowa county, ar state al v =
cousin, auu 4" -" directed against so..s cisrts
auos and teuepenis OF the said defendants NOT b.in
ate 70 hnd s:y personal property bclou To TN. 81
dtirnaauts nave levied upon, and viii Wednrssv
lie Iyth OF March next, lS5S, the hour Of > n'c.e
T. NJ outside the front door Court Hons, in H.,
city cf Mineral Point in the county AMI tate aforesaid
sell Al public vCnduc ali the right title and inter-
which The SAID defendants, any either of them on
tn" 10Th Of September, 1871 any time there
1 IN aud 10 the following described lands prsIu
situate IN the county Of Iowa. State
10 wit part Of lot number tso (42t in NIeits
of city of Mineral Point, said Fart being do
-cTIJec as follows 10 wit commencing the southern
Hac "t high street at point north seventy-ons (7J
degrees west twenty and half g2 - Feet from n
northeastern corner of said lot l
thence in said southern ike OF High Street III
ty-onc Oh degrees west, twenty three and half {3
feet thence south nineteen 90 degrees west ts tie
northern Enc II Fountain Street, thence said rt
(7ltl degrees east, twenty three half (a3 ! Zee.
thence north nineteen (i9J degrees the s,uthT
line ct High Street ana place Of beginning, or 50 much
thereof may b. Necessary satisfy said execution
amounting 10 s1s51, together with au coss Of
sale.
Dated at Mineral Point, this 23r4 YJanuarxyIs5
GEORGE MESSEh NTH, Sheriff
Iowa County. Wisconsin,
BT SHzLuES ". CARrzR, Under Sheriff u4-ow
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

81 Sheldon v. CARTER, Under shelia. uI-t
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sIIERIFF,~ SALE.

Samuel II. T1rr,U AMI Aaron !
.t.reuS rufstrf Ilsrs AID doing
gt.-ius=.. ia ti4+ a-u- L4ne and & Circuit Court,
-fvf. If grrell auC haFsn-, IyEa toaHts,
Wisconsin.
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Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.

WEST MANCHESTER. Pa Fe! T. $50
SIR: Nour F,errg Isciard performing marvellous
cures In tins ~'H. IL has relieved several from alarm
Ing symptoms ui cilsJsH tol j. new co ina. a man
wls has IabaTl ul.cE aQcciion II the lungs ;r the
last flTts years. HENRY l.. PARIS Merchant
A. 4. RAMSEY, N T.. ALaEoS. NaHRns Co low,
write sept O. 1883: During my pra g;lan. scar,
have fH1I nothing tual your tHeFf-t Is-tglE +
ivin- ease ami re-ii e. cousumptiVc Isttiruts or cl
such - durable
We might adj volumes Of evidence hut III. most con
vincus rrf q Ia virtue, Of this reuc Is is found in It's
effects upon trial.
Consumption tse
Probably ~ one comedy tt- leen known which
cured 50 many and ss-h dangerous this Some
human all reach; bat even to those the Cteyyy
ItrtYrIi sifarls relief ami comfort.
ASToE IJursE. NEW YosH CIrr, March s. 1856
nlcToR AVER llUELL: feel II luty and pleasure
= inform what yur Ehsg~B y done for NV
wife. III. had been fya months laboring under dam
ger5uS symptoms of Cnusuu. p from which no aid
could procure gave harmurl relief She steadily fail
inS, until DR.. strong. II This city, wher. have come
advice. recommended trial IF Your bless
M Kindness. Do vpur skill. for recovered
from that day. set strong used TO
i but = ite- fFn her cough ami calls herself we'll
ours with -rarit gg- aud regard,
ORLANDO SHEI.Bf- OF SHELBYYILLE
CaFomH,ss, 10 not despair tn you have tried AYrE's
fE'EY i'EE,l i > usyl Icy tie medical
chemists IIi tl r and all r-Iesk
the liSl I.icIits VI it, ystucs. Li{Gs,Itjg L,gCr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

To ADVERTISERS. Advertisements
or the Tribune must be handed in as soon as
Saturday afternoon, if intended for the next
Tuesdays paper Otherwise they will have 10
IL over. Monday noon is the time our paper
should 80 10 press.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

PEasoyAI--Hoa. NJ. VI. SrRoyG, formerly one
Of oar citizens, who has resided in Milwaukee
da-lug the last two years, has, with his family,
Es.-ruet among Us 10 resume his residence IN
Mineral Point. and to remain permanently
lfr. Stroag's home, interests and feelings are
w.-h rs. and we are, in common with the whole
community, rejoiced to welcome him and is
family amongst Us again He is closely ideu-
-.ded with the history Of the Territory and
state of Wisconsin and the people of this sec
ion have log since learned to appreciate his
talent and ability
We learn that Mr.. Strong intends to give his
a..e ,i'u aud time TO mining and numbering
...1airs, ia both Of which branches Of industry
= Is largely interested.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

s~The LeridtbG,. was fairly iioated on Sun
DAY. the 3Ist Of January ult. Ga that day the
tide raised her from her resting place, and =
tie -u-- ,l-qorad her forward, the huge cradles
oa winch she was Iaunched passed Out from ul--
der her. aud rose 10 the surface Of the nyer--
She was mpored ii the government docks II me
middle Of tbe Thames where there Il an abuE-
dance Of water,where she viii probably be COM
Melted Toy sea