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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-03
CONF III NICATED.I

MARRIED.-In the vicinity OF Dech
cherd, on the Nashville and Cha,tanoo'
ga Rail Road, on the 9th of May, by
John 7. Slater, Esq, Mr.. Harrison
Perry and Miss Elizabeth Kennorally
daughter Of Mrs. Jane KenneraIly, and
grand daughter Of Captain VIM. Darwin,
all Of this county.
We encountered many sparkling eyes,
ruby cheeks, handsome faces and pretty
dresses on the above ecstatic occasion.
In due time, however, the fair bride and
bridegroom came forth and were arraign.
ed before the proper tribunal, and there
bound together in bond Of unlimited
love and affection, There were some OF
the older and married persons present
while this interesting service was being
performed, and doubtless their minds re-.
verted to the time when they, too, had
passed through the same fiery ordeal, the
thoughts of which almost involuntarily
caused them to step forward and have
their old bonds renewed, so as to forever
bar the statute Of limitation. A second
thought, however, assured them L" that
there was power behind the throne
greater than the throne itself" The re-.
past provided for the occasion was boun.
tiful, nice, and well arranged.
In due time we left this pleasant little
wedding party in company with our much.
valued friend, Joseph G., and his amiable
lady; not, however, until Mrs. X. had
entrusted US with piece Of exquisitely
nice cake for the Editor Of the Home
Journal. But, unfortunately for that ed.
itor, we permitted our longing appetites
partake Of that rich delicacy long be.
fore we had the good fortune to meet up
with his edi,orship. We plead to some
extent guilty of breach Of etiquette to
Mrs. K, but not to the Editor. as we
must insis, that we have done him an es.
sential kindness. We know this self
same Editor to be nice young man, and
entertaining high matrimonial predillec.
tons, and the piece of wedding cake,
,peradventure, might have proved fatal to
him and his spirited little paper. So we
rolled the sweet morsel under our own
tongues for his especial benefit. We
maintain the ground, however. that we
can still be trusted with other ealables
not so tempting in their nature such as
nice piece of turkey or chicken, either
of which we will take exquisite pleasure
in handing over to the Editor as received.
But we cannot, in all good conscience,
promise to hand him over any wedding
cake, as we do not desire him tempted
above that which he is able TO bear,
knowing that his old grand mother Eve
once yielded to the tempting influence Of
nice red apple. J. T. s.
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NOTICE..


Valuable Town Lots and desirable
Family Residences near the public square
for sale or exchange for young Negroes,
or in part for good Mules, Mich Cows,
Sheep and Hogs. Four lots with i'm
provemcnts, all in one block, surrounded
by streets running in every direction.--
Fifty acres of Land on Little Hurricane
Creek, with waler.power where there was
formerly cotton factory in operation--
also, One and Two.horse Threshcrs and
Scparators, made by G. Westinghouse &
Co, of Schenectady, N. Y, whidh they
insure. Call and see one operate in
threshing any kind Of grain, and see their
bills, certificates, &c, &c. Bsy@ A good
bargain may be had by calling soon on
the undersign who is authorized to sell.
aug22 p. |. CURLE.
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w a ESON III d u q H..

Situated on Market street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
AND NEAR THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
is now open for the accommodation Of the
public. The house has been thoroughly rem
ovaed and refurnished. The Proprietor is
determined, by attention to the comfort of
his guests, to meritthe patronage of the public.
PRICES.
Board per day .............$l So
" W. Day Board per week....... 3 so.
THOS. S. WATSON.
Feb. 20, 1858. ly.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS,
Just received and for sale by
MARTIN & SON,


WINCHESTER, TENN.
consisting in part of
Linens, Lawns, Muslins,
Organdies, Prints, Chintz,
Jaconets, Swisses, Bareges,
Grape d Espangle,
Brilliantes-prnted and white,
Flowered and dotted Swiss Muslins,
Victoria Green, Bobinets,
Laces and Edgeings,
Swiss and Marseiles Collars,
Blk. embroid'd and beaded Collars,
Linen and breakfast Collars,
Grapes, Wells and Yelling,
Nantes, Skeleton Skirts,
Linen and Lawn Handkerchief,
Pangee and Bandanna do
Black Cravats, Satin Spring Stocks,
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing in the
Tailoring business between A. NJ. Hodges
and w. R. Culbertson, under fhe title Of
Hodges g. Culbertson, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will be car.
ried on in the future by w. r. Culbertson, at
the same stand. MAY 20. st
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gD@ We had the pleasure q ride
into the country the other day, and we
observed that the peach and apple trees
were loaded with fruit. There will be a
bounti(ul supply Of this delicious escu.
lent this year in these parts.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-03
Nashville Market,

From the Nashville Daily News.
June l, 1858.
BAcoN.-ln demand We quote Sides
at &c; Hams &c; Shoulders &c; Hog round
about 7 GO, Stocks light.
FEATHERS are worth $50. in good ship.
ping order. :
DRIED ApPLEs.--The best shipping lots
command 81 al 25.
SUGAR.-Market quiet, quotations as
belore--say, 709c. according to quality.
MoLAssEs.-ln barrels, 32aS5c.; in
half. barrels. 37a40.
CoFFEE.-At 1908 cents.
WHIsKY.-Rectifed l7@20c.; Country
$4,000.
LARD.-94694 cents.
LARD observation-disclosures, price for
pure Lard Oil, 9Oc.
CANDLEs.-Star, 20@22c,; Tallow, l2a
0l5c.
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ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
A. DESPORT

MOULD inform the citizens OF Winchester and sur
w rounding country that he is prepared paint in good
style al Kinds OF designs for the ornamentng of parors
ana Will repair Old pain lngs with accuracy. His room is
at Jourdan's oTner, on the square. GFeb13tf
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COMMERCIAL.
Atlanta (Ga.) Market,

ATLANTA, May 3llh.
Editor Of the Home Journal
We have still to report dull and do
clining market, particularly for Bacon,
which is now offered freely. Hog Round,
large lot at o., small lots held at o.,
Clear Sides lOlall, Hams Ola o., Shout.
ders Sets.
Lard dull at 104all cents.
Nothing doing in grain or Flour.
Respectfully,
SEAGO, ABBOTT q co.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-21
Commercial.
Cry OF MINERAL PoIyr,
Monday, Dec. 20. 1858. ,

-iohN"lb Zee. ~ 1895.
The market for tie past few days has exhibi-
ten considerable fuciuation. On the whole
however, with the exception OF Pork, prices
have advanced and business steadily improved
One week since and Pork was in demand nj
$3.50 per hundred. The news from CHICAGO on
Tuesday caused decline OF one cent Der ID
On Saturday last sales were made by the load
al $3.50 per hundred. We thiuk this price " i'll
be maintained during the season.
Mineral Point is now one Of the hest n,arl,ots
in the West, our business men being prenareo
to purchase for cash almost any article raised by
the farmer. Our quotations are as follows
PoRz.- so to $40 per hundred. sccoroinc
to weight.
FLouR-S $500 10 1925, at wholesale. per hun
dred for good Wheat Flour; Buckwheat Flour
is scarce, and a large quantity would sell al,
: ,00 70 ;3;2,25 per hundred. Corn Neal =. 90
TO Sl25 Ter hundred Rye Flour the same
as wheat.
WHEAT.-Ncry little is now brought IN. CON-
mon Spring qnote at 10 to Is cts. Old
Club at go to SIS cts
OArs.-Old Oats VIII sell readily at So cts. per
busheL Very few are offered and most of the
new crop being very light would hardly
bring over SO cts.
BARLEY.-No. l is worth IS cts. Common 80
to 80 cts
coRS-SeIIs at the Depot for 81 to 80 cents in
the car per bushel Of 20 pounds. Shelled. So
10 10 cts
BE2F-on foot, $500. In quarter. 81 to $50
BE.Ns-In good demand a, so cts. per busbel
for a good article
LARD.-l0 cts per pound
BUTTER.-FirlSin, 10 to u cts. Good, fresh, in
the roll, IS cts.
EGGS SeaFce-would sell This week for % cts
foULTHY.-Bressed Chickens at TO ( cts. Der
pound Dressed Turkeys, same. Prairie
Chickens and Pheasauis, y 10 Is cents each
Quails, 90 70 60 cts Der dozen. Rabbits IS
cents per dozen.
SrGAR-fhe retail market is lively. Dealers are
selling from 10 TO - qounds to the dollar,
cash, according 10 grade.
SURRANTs-Selling at pounds for dollar.
dol-AssEs.-5o cts per gallon.
\ oop.-S3.5o to 81 per cord.
1oAI.-S5,50 to S6, at the yard,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-21

Tnr MoR,4oys. = Late afvices from
Salt Lake Valley give. good reason for
believing that the Mormon leaders s'ili
entertain the project Of removing TO Near
aqua or some o:her country, Wherein hey
can exercise the supreme eivii as we'll as
ecclesiastical authority. Certain II IS, that
they have made a conditional purchase
of Kinney, Sheppard l. Haey's grant in
the Mosquito country, and assumed the
responsibility of a pecuniary forfeit II
they fail to complete the negotiation
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-21
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor


In all diseases inflammation less predonnates-
now to ala, strikes at the very root OF DIS
ease-henee immediate cure
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and no4in else VIII sas inaamation and make
4 certain
pALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
viii cure The following among great catalogue Of dis
ses. Burns Scslds Cute ChaIes Sore Nipples, Corus,
Baons Bruises Strains Bites, Poison, CliibIains, Bes,
Scrofua Ulcers Foyer Sores out Seroiua Ulcers Fe-
yer Sores Feons Ear Ache Piles Eyes, Gout Swell
Iings rheumatism Scald Head, Salt RheunI, Baldness
rysipelas KingsoI, Barriers Itch. Small Pox Measles
Rash, &c, Sc.
To it may appear ncreGulous that so many els
cases. should reached b. article such an idea viii
reflection points 10 the fact, that the safe
is combination of ingredients each and every APP
plying perfect antidote 10 its opposite disorder
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In its effects agica1 the time is short be-
tween disease permanent and is eNtrac-
tor as it diseases OF the effected part, eav
ing nature perfect the injury Il is scarcely
necessary to say that 40 house, Ikshop nanufac
tory should be moment without it,
No Extractor unless the box has upor
l. steel plate eng ing with the name OF Henry BAL
/ ley, Manufacturer.
For by all the principal Druggists and patent med
icne dealers throughout the United States and Canadas
Principal Depot,
los Chambers street. lew York
c. +. CHACE-
R. d. PULF0RD, agent. 1+-ly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-21

s-S Tho greatest natural ornament to the . human
di;ne, naby tine, uxuriant, healthy
growth of hair 1t esteemed in all ages of
tie world and among all nations, savage civilized
Hence the Indian brave regards The scalp of his enemy
as lis greatest trophy For siaiI Ieasou the
itnat" belle of ca dis nists gou vanity as will
as her other chronological organs wish locks
lie who should discoyera preventing the hair
from showing the nToads of envious Time by turning
prematurely gray, method by which it could re-
stored when falling of turning white and a way of
promoting its continued and Iuxufant growth would
be justly entitled 10 rank -one the biiel.ctors the
human Read the ostmo nj : in anotlrr column
OF the wonderful not to say almost miracu effects
OF Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and sea il ne
has not accomplished ali this.-CapttGE Cay FACT
Sold by all good d. druggists. Dec
Il. D. PULFoRD, Agent, Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-21
Wisconsin State Journal.

The Wisconsin Stcae Journal published at
Madison, the Capital Of the State, devoted 70
y Evs, PoLnIcs, LIrERATURE, de, &c besides
giving the latest intelligence by Telegraph, 4
Comprehensive Summary of the General and
Foreign News received 10y Mail, and much valu-
able aud interesting Miscellaneous reading,
Paws special atteunon to Wisconsin matters.
coidensing from the local press OF the State
every item OF interest, and Furnish useful and
accurate Reports of the Proceedings and Debate,
OF the Legislature, well -digested summaries OF
the Reports of the State Departments. the De-
cisious of the Supreme Court, and all matters
of public interest transpirlrg nj the Capital.
s1s@ 1t also publishes all General Laws pass
ed by he Legislature Official Notices, etc. etc.
sW Ne paper outside of Madison gave Legis-
lailve Reports last year. The 4Hiera,ftes Press
ro.iei upon the Papers al the Capital for Legjsla-
tire NclcS.
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TERMS /:

DAILY STATE JouRSAL.-$7 90 per annum
Invariably i'll advance.
TRI- " KEKLT.-The Tri-W Weekly con aims all
the matter published in the Daily. s. 90 per
annun, il advance. To Clubs Of four, and
der ten, 81 so per copy To Clubs of ten, or
more. 81 per copy.
WEEkLY-Sl 80 per annum, invariably in
advance 10 clubs of toe more, at the rate Of
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
To SESSION StBsCRfBEs
For the Session of the Legislature. We will
send the St4te ,fatty1aa at the following low
id{es:
DAuY-One Dollor, FOR Session of eight weeks.
SIX CORES for Fire Doliars.
TRr-W rEkLY.-FJ1y Cents per Copy. Fire
Copies for Tgo Dollars
WnEKLY-THre4 Copies for One Dollar Ser-
en- Copies for Trio UoAars. 7iooipe Copies tor
Three Dollars.
address ATWOOD d RUBLEE, Madison.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-21
HAIR DYE-HAIR -DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
The Original and Be.f ~. ne Wortdt


All others are mere mutations and aoua be avoided
if you wish 10 escape riaicule.
GRAY, RED, Or Rus \ HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Brown Bass without the least
injury Hai1 Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been award
ed to VIM A. Bachelor since 1859, and over $4,000 ap
pcations been made TO the Hair OF his patrons Of
his famous Dye.
VIVA. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces colo
not TO be distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
not 70 njure in least however long may be con-
iued and the i'll Effect Of Bad Dyes 1emedied the Hair
inrigorated for lie - this splendid Dye.
Made sold or applied (n private rooms q tho Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway, y \
Sold in all cities aud towns Of the United States By
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
= The Genu.-o has the and address upop
steel plate engraving si-ss of each Box, Of
WILLIAM \. BACHELOR,
xirIy z33 Broadway, New York.
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Banking & Exchange office of
l.. II, WEIiTTLESEY
CQf The late firm Of c. c. Was45aru & Co }

C0f The late firm Of O. c. Was45uru & Coz
For Sale-Sght Drafts on
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND GERMANY
and on France, Holland Belgium, Norway, sweden,
Denmark Switzerland and all countries os Europe
ENTERTAINERS, CLAIMS AND MONIES
IN any town or city IN Europe, collected promptly and
proceeds rernitted as owner may request.
~ 0iee hours from =. Vito P. 81. after Nov. Is
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-21
II. VAN DUSEN.
SurPREssIox OF Po1ve,uv

SUrPREssIoN OF PoLYGAMY N ITr.u
Last winter a bill was introduced in
Congress for the suppression of polyra,nv
IN o'ah' That bill, it IS said, will b.
taken up and passed this winter. OF
course II Will involve the doctrine of popu-
lar soYereispiy, and Will have a further
eiieet IN distraoiiug the already distracted
democracy The President is said 10 he
uncertain as 10 the policy best 10 be pur-
sued. pa
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-21

There is condition Of the female system in rhieh
the Pis cannot be taken asithout producing PECUL-
lar RESULT. Tie condition referred 30 is PREG-
N4dNCi-the result NTSC4RRLAGE. such Is the ir-
reStsa5le tendency Of the medicine sexual
functions normal condition that The reproduc-
tee Poioer Of nature cannot resist IL.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any thipg
Injurious. Explicit directions, which should be read
company each box. Price 81 BY mail on encos-
ing 81 to the General Agent.
ag Sold by Druggist every town N the nj ted
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OCEAN TRANSIT COMPANY.

EDWARDS, LOCKWOOD & Co. Proprietors, Offices in
New York - IL Broadway AID Catham square New
York.
Parcels and Packages forwarded TO England, Wales,
Scotland ireland and he Continent of Europe Small
Parcels -@t Britain and Ireland delivered their
destination.
Drafts in TO azit from 81 Sterling upward.
GEO. W. COBB, Agt, Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-21

SEaAroR DouGLAs.-Thisg gentleman
il is said. viii soon publish a declaration
If his Intention not 10 become 4 candidate
for the Presidency in 1860. This ap-
pears to US 10 be rather an unnecessary
move on the part of Mr.. DouGLAs. His
chances Of being elected to the Presiden-
cy ia 1860 are SO slight that there can be
little hope or his securing the nomination,
even if he desired il. His abuse toward
the Republicans in the recent campaign
in Illinois, 4sprives him of all hope Of
votes from that quarter and his Pro-
Slavery views, advanced ii his speeches
while oa his late Southern tour, cuts him
Of from lie support Of the Anli-Lecompi-
on portion Of The Democratic party, while
the substitution in his stead of ALr. GREEs
as Chairman Of the Committee on Terri
tories, IS al evidence Of ms standing with
the Administration party, North and
South. Poor DoCeLAs, lie has evidently
committed suicide.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-21

LAND AGl1N C1
n 70 tE @ II 100

The un6essiz aed have opened set OF Books which
ve coz plete ana reliable Of every tract of Ian
in Iowa county oaaai acing Deeds Bonds, Mortgages
In5ents Deerees aud all matters Of Record affecting
the same.
They viii furnish abstracts attend to the perfection Of
Titles the purchase sale OF Lands the payment OF
Taxes collection Of Reuts and the drafting of Deeds and
other instruments; and III loan money, and collect in
crest for those desiring to invest.
Office up stairs, in john Ross new stone building OPP
posite the Eagle Saloon high street Mineral ROM
Wis. " ~ !. -
ss.r FRANCIS HENRY.
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Congressional Proceedings.

WAsHINeToN, Dec. Il.
SEyATE-The President sent TO The
Senate the treaty with SIAN. which was
concluded May 29ah, 1856. TIE Pres
dent suggests an extension 70 the Consul
at Bangkok, of the judicial powers con-
suls in China and Turkey.
Mr.. CIingnan. besides his speech, Of
fered resolution that the Clayton Bull
wer treaty should be abrogated and re-
Questing the President TO communicate
any correspondence with Great Britain
and Nicaragua In relation to the reserVa-
ton of the treaty. The resolution was
laid over while negotiations are pending.
Mr.. Gvin spoke in favor OF the Pacific
Railroad.
Various memorials were presented
The only one of public interest being that
of J. Hosford Smith. asking 10 be allowed
to import steamships du,y free for his n.
Y. eoasting line. Il was referred to the
Committee on Finance.
AT Two O'Clock the Pacific Railroad bill
came up, according 10 agreement at the
Adjournment Of the debate Yesterday. The
amendments made at the last session were
read, viz: Mr.. Davis. Mr.. Dooiiule's and
| Mr.. Folks, Thereafter. Mr.. Wilson
moved a new ar,endment, that the road
should follow the 42nd parallel of iatl-
tude.
Mr. Stuart of Michigan asked Mr..
Wilson to make his motion for the 49th
| parallel, which he professed himself un-
able TO do. inasnluch as ii would thereby
lose its central character.
On the suggestion of Mr.. Brodericl;,
Mr.. Wilson consented TO make it from the
35h to the 42d parallel. Mr.. Mason, of
Va, thinking ii unlikely that the bill
could pass both Houses this session,
moved that the bin be laid on the table,
which the Senate refused 10 do by nays
80 yeas %.
Housr-Mr Phelps of Missouri, from
the Committee on Ways aud Means, re-
ported the pension, military, army and
Indian, appropriation bills.
Mr.. Washburn Of Illinois, gave notice
that he would introduce a DILL providing
for the establishment of an emierant man
route from the most eligible points in Mn
nesota to Puget's Sound.
Mr.. Kellogg, of Illinois, offered a res
olutlon, which was adopted, calling on the
Secretary Of the Treasury to furnish a
sta'e'ie'.t s'tpM,n ,t,e "'t'ou'i' u p ~
=, ,,', he - rn hi S1a,es free Of dn'y nnda,
- 'ns $50 -, VI 10y b'u .I
''-0 otl ~ '5a go, mn i,, a.,
''lio' ''''t'ot $3.50 f5, ~ 1''I1',,'
go e,.e '''''0'''' " 0''' INC 0''''eo
III ~ 11,.,o H., .,s,,.,,o1 ,,,,oo.s;l,r
a.id1 Sc tho In5re yatrou r I,r e0'iI''e
go - ''-0 rs Jus i''' L
~ ~ VI .eH VI. =,
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Er9y Fln,aic Should Read
THE FE1iALE MEDICAL PRECEPOR ;
OF, THIRTY YEARS SIT uY AND ExFERIENeE,
ESPECIALLY DEyol I'd -
R. d. PUIF0RD, agent.


DISEASE or u Q II y,
BY CURNELIUs L. CHEESEMAN, ND.
CITY.
An Instructor, a GuEae, and Physician,
In which is embodied full descIp ton tknoNl
edge necessary the those married about
married) of the process of conception pregnancy
and delivery their pains and dangers, well the
methods which many th- may be obyiated,
and teaching how system nay iuvieorate and
stored proper tome after having been Frustrated
by complaints iI-l dental the human anne Also,
much PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION, which VIII OBJ
necesit5 OF any great amount OF sickness and
enable the obser1ut be- to great extent, hF
own physician.
TENTH EDITION.
Ttis Book l. more available 10 the understanding 4
tbe OCCASIONAL reader, and skillsully elaboa
ya planned arranged ana carried out, than any work
It's Lind bel the public. Uieit gives -hole-
particulars, and in aspects ctciire Informal
tiun upon or the dc jee affairs connected
VIII. ale system. 1t should place in The hands
Of every female s.lglc married..
PRICE 50 CENTS.
This work also contains rv~cir lions used r. the oe-
Prac.i-e tine positive CUE OF S.r,talons
Erugtionsteu and stgac-Serere Cou rs aHd Co3ds,
AeUsg alistg tis.u4 olI,5 2 II a he Hajr &c,
sc, &c, any wicn prescription may lloye q,
great value 10 ,ao tc~ler.
This book Will be by mall free OF poetsge, the
reception qIice, which ~ BE either ney
postage Stang All orders should Ice TO
r. .. HUTCIlNGS,
. xivly It's Chambers Street. ". ].
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-21

NAnlsox JorRHAL.- Our friends, de-
string paper from Madison during the
sitting of the Legislature, will find the
IounaAI. one Of The most reliable sheets.
Il is The only paper il Madison that has
favored . with daily exchange, though
others promised in return for Publishing
their Prospectus.
Address ArwooD s RuBLEE, Madi-
son, Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-21

CsouSrY SEAT QUEsTIoN. The Ccun-
~ Board q Supervisors, at their session
in November, appointed a Committee TO
confer with the citizens of Dodgevile and
ascertain w,sa, they propose to DO IN re-
gard 10 the erection Of County Buildings.
Mr.. NfoFARLAsD, as Chairman Of said
Committee, has given notice II the Advo-
cate that the COMMITTEE Will meet IL
Dodgevllle on Monday. January %, al
u o'cieck, FOR the purpose of receiving
such propositions As the peonle of Dodge
vile may have to offer. The Report OF
said Committee viii be made to The Coun-
" Board. that meets IN this cry on Tucs-
dav, the 4th Of January.