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Il anfsrn, S%oIstOfs,o @p. no atsbtfr. @sritt, O0er Gas son
San22~s ''mH~|p~.ujgIn Burns g. Sloan.
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Ntemes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Ole S1lttnlOre &cblen>@ Cutpagnie
TT BON 8oblen> e snfumenten tn bieler Stabt aufaefctb.rt
wprbsm. etne 4eentur fur ben ausf6tttBlf&tn geriSuf ibr.r
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&cblen Der Baltimore Gcmpaonie"
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bic @pmpa8nte duen @prfumeutsn ben Gdteu Nrttfel AZ ihern
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IA dit5s Gr MERCHANT TAI1sOK7-n
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-24

der tha: the afiluent fancy Of the Orien-
tails has referred these structures to the
workmanship Of Magic and all the leg
ends Of Arabic story, Of genii and sor-
cerers, and the potency of cabalistic words
and necTomatio spell became credible ad-
mixtures to the mind, and the mighty seal
of solomon, with It's never-to- be- broken
charm wears the aspect Of truth in view
Of the result produced. Under the site
of the Temple in the vast subterranean
chambers now penetrated by the traveller,
IS shown the rock in which solomon in
cased the demon, to guard the treasury Of
the Temple. We are told that some sac
rllegIous hands having struck the rock
with a pick, conceiving 1t possible that
treasures might be found, the imprisoned
demon cried audibIy, : Let me alone =
since which time no Gre had adventured
the like experiment. This Rock of the
Demon IS six feet in height, It's length
four and third, and It's breadth three and
three fourths; and is precisely Ike those
now serving as pedestals to the Triple
Gate piers. Hundreds Of small pyramidaI
piles OF stones are seen all ahout the floor
the EbeneZer memorials Of devout Mos
lem devo.ces from the ends of the earth
Large roots of olive trees have found their
way through the northern portion = some
of the vaults, where they are I'M a short
distance above the floor; and slender rad
icai filaments several yards IN length are
gracefully pendent from many parts of the
ceiling. This is also a favorite haunt for
owls, hawks and ravens.
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- All. OF Nst. CoN~EN.
Bank GcnIPlroilcI-s UI4ce

MADISON. June lt. lNsN.
,r-rFr WISCONSIN RANK AT Mineral Foiu IN this
state. itziu- rel.us -i~hed business ana otPoSitet
iu tai- office &. ucE SUFFICIENT p fg-e'i All
med circulating notes 40 par
Notice Is therefore hereby -ven that a. the euts'
ing 5l. rofts ei >aa hank viii Ne re1,li az
r-r ,.ls u~cssuta-iuu 1.5- office. " Si ~ 'rNN4>
a-f-s,,a5v11 Bau. Comptroller
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4 ! { trr.
s S o l. G OF Joy.

- - y a u " d "
WV are our hearts SO glad to-day:
What means this eolaron 5oy:
TIE mother DER the narFowI ing bay
Sends greeting to her 10y.
Beneath this broad tlantic main,
Despite the tempest Wild,
Completed is the electric ci.ain
From parent unto child.
Ring ont ye bells merry strain,
Ie guns your voices IN se,
TIL earth takes up the glad refrain,
And swells the hymn Of praise
Long absent from the homestead hearth,
The sen returns at last,
II al the pride Of noble birth
And memories Of the pest.
''Heucefol, H. he says, "a~ age creeps on,
Lean thou upon my arm;
Twill serve thee when THY strength Is gone,
And shield thee from al HARM
Ia infancy you nurtarss me,
And 'ow can repay.
Part Of the debt lowe TO thee,
And thus begin to-day.
The band that binds Us heart to heart
To-day Is closer woTc;
And forth upon their errands start
Gods messengers OF love.
And rs We view t-4e triumph grand,
By science nobly won.
VIII not the mother grasp the hand
Extended iy Tie son.
Then ring 81 bells merry strain,
Ye guns your voices raise.
Til earth takes up the glad refrain,
And swolis the hy mn Of praise.
C,suliyidge. Aug- @. lS5s.l Boston Transcript.
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CHARLIE COX.
AT CT Z0HT II -ER
AND
c SSION MERC

Nt>sHtt FoiET, WISCONSIN.
All k5a of Goods and Property sold on Conllsissiou
H,tercacrs Cobb 1l Nes-5nore. Geo. W Cobb, y NJ.
Wheeler, NiueT Point Ed Hu4scld j. r. Mills, CHI
el-os is-uj Campbell, GaIena.
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i. II. CI AIRY .
cHAELEs DvNN.


TToRNEY At T. N}v. ami Solicitor In Cia:eery Min
Y e1ell Point OIcc In Thomas now Aiaes- 81
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GEnI.s.E n. .Nn-r.

a TraRNEYS AND CoJNSaIi.ot,< ST I.AVy. -uT Soc
n .it,rs in Ciaurcsy, Mineral I.jat tae. ia 3-t.-
toms Block s-i
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-24

PRoFEssIosAL AvD BIsINEss IAEUs 81 . line. pr
year, tor the first fave ines and y cents for each &
dit aal line
EsrKAT NOTICES, published four weeks, > sin
gle animal, and fifty cents for each additional animal III
notice.
LEGAL NOTICES, at Statute rates.
special NorIcEs CI.eaded au1 kept inside, having
precedence Of ordinary iyerts stnets} 30 per cent l-
ordinary rates
NorIcEs OF Meetings Charitable Societies, &c, half
price.
ADVERTISER zNTs .iet accompanied ssith directions
VIII Pc inserted till forid and charged for accordingly
m Transient advertisements must be Paid For an ID
This ruIe viii not be varied frou4.
YEARLY AvEsrIsERs allowed tile privilege Of chang
ing quarterly
No ADvERrlsEMExr considered less than Square.
BILLS CoLLECTABLE QUARTERLY.
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ORDINANCE No. y.

~ Taca,e pert Centre Street IN Strong asd otbe. 5
1faatitO1.
Tho Common Council of the City Mineral Point 90
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-29
HE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH

i Century, Professor WOODS Hair Restorative.
Says the Louis o Democrat Below publish letter TO
Dr. Wood os from gentleman in Maine which speaks glow
have il eject when coming from reliable source CERTIFICATES
truth the Doctor needs encomiums useless
punery from the press:
. ~ BATH, (ae.,) JAM 90 1855.
paor wOoD Co. Gentlemen Having my attention called
i've, application upon my hair
which had become quite white my whkers
bottle Of your Hair Restorative, and used H. found
srd a. about sN s week have s nSS
tho world that the white hair has totally both
glossy
years am now sixty years Old my good wife, the hs q Nifty
you your valuable discovery
ann mat nv say q ann " his
city the fifteen years and known
q he above with my name attached al your wish
the beauties q nature in others as Wen as myself
A. & RAYMOND,
BAInHonr Jan. 20, 1858
6s& WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
PRor woop: Dear sir Having
portion my the yellow fevern New Orleans
In 1854 induced 70 make trial and found
glossy and words can express my obligations you IN TO
and pastor q the Orthodox Church At Brookae
- wM DYER
BRooxrrxlp, Jan. IL, 1853
Having trial Of Hair Restorative,
Its effect has been excellent
moving inflammation danfruh and constant tendency to itching
osd mv hair wscS ws is COLOR
have used other article with anything Ike the same pleasure or
pront. nn.ao
Tho put up boes Of three sizes VIZ large me
per medium holds least twenty cent more
proportion than the small retas for two dollars bottle tho large
holds quart proportion and retas Tor W
WOOD Co, proprs,ors, broadway, York I'm the
And .sid y =. good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
~. I, L (, F. =
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mo. 623] m.....
Notice Of the Removal OF the Land once from
Faribault to st. Peters, and Of the ONCE from
saltwater to Cambridge, in the state Of Min
nesOta
TN accordance with the provisions of the act Of
Congress entitled An authorizing changes
land Offices approved March 3d. 1S5 is declared
that the Office for the sale OF public lands
the State Of MINNESOTA will be removed 70 ST. PrrEHs and the
OF public lands will be
CAMBRIDGE In said State, a. early period practicable
Further notice TO the precise time of each removal Will be
register receiver the districts
my hand the city Washington day
September, A. ID. 1858. RIA
by order Of the President ..E@-l E# ~ -. 3d..
JOS s. WILSON,
&C.,. Acting Commissioner the Office
80 Sept 24-1aw6w Intel. Starr
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rI,o nIpInMATs AND TOURISTS. advsr.

middle aged who II with speaks
English French Spanish and Italian languages well educated
good acquainted with maritime
been sbpowncr years. wishes particularly
American diplomats and tourists bound TO the
European continent who heed nierprc
confidential travelling clerk He can furnish the
unexceponabe references for qualification from many dsn
standing In Washington and Alabama
Address O. Box No. ls Mobile, Ala, or care Of the Hon b.
Fitzpatrick, w. s. ~ Sep 3o--d3m
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
8. q. Herring q Co.'s Patent Champion safes

3. G. Herring Co.'s Patent Champion SAFES
VNHE Subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public bestowng their
age that that necessary exhibit NIL
their enlarged their depot opening extensive
Broadway Murray
posie the City Hall This enlargement Of warehouse room with the
their factory will enable the subsc
keep hand all stock of FIRE and burglar
proof other establishment In tho world Particular
win constructing safes for private families match
with other furniture, for the security Of plate and cwey
Also g.s sfatega
all vault
DOORS Halls patent powder locks for banks
Formulation bank lock and Crygiers
patent lotter lock- without key
g. G. HERRING & Co., I@t
Nos 1856, 1877, and 139 Water street, and
l# No 26I Broadway, Murray New York.
y. C0YIE & CO., Agents
s.a Washington, D. O.
d. w. KNOWLES Agent
May 26-ly Richmond, Virginia.
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RATES or CHARGES FOR H4cKNEP CARRIAGES
CABS, &C.

[Ertrd from act Of the Corporation afproped March 1912
sEc L. enacted passage
tho following Of fare charges the
from another tho
carriages cabs other vehicles carrying passengers
hire daybrea and eight O'Clock shall not be exceed
edha Is to for each for distance
and ahal mile twenty-five any
half mile and exceeding three miles fifty
pied hackney carriage, cab other vehicle
detained for longer period than i've minutes the driver thereof
shall DO allowed for the whole hack cab other vehicle the
Of twelve and half cents ecn minutes detn2
for all conyoyanccs other deenions later than socock
hackney
demand and receive tho rate Of y cenum foregoing
charges in addition thereto.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.


TyROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
il, ON TIE wIsI, s0UIiwfSI, AND NoHIhwtssr --BAiIL
MORE AND ONO RAfInOAp FALL ARRANGEMENTS, .
through rnnday except sunday from wash
ington for the West, a. follows .5 stfis * VIA
at 7s5, Sunday ekceptod connect
ing closely al Washing ton junction. for NE West
Iou Chicago Express connexon leaves
Washington reaching Cincinnati at g. next day.
connecting directly with for Louisville dro and the
and for s. Lous Kassa &c Time from Washington TO
Cincinnati 70 hours, 10 81 Louis only 44hours 1913 IN
To the grand tho road In daylight take
either the Tao, $50, train IRON Warrington
Pakerbug all the Northwestern Virginia road
take the $50 Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
Abe s,assat y
Through baggage checks all quarters and every
possible facility viii be found upon this route.
Way for the stem Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road will leave Washington as follows. 5000
For all between Washington junction and Piedmont take the
7.45, a. train aslsta
For all stations Piedmont Wheeling 49,
train To connect with the Frederick train take tho 3d.
train.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST
Washington for Baltimore ol5 745 and 30
aud 445, p On Sunday 81 80, p. m, only
Leave Baltimore al 80 and $780, and 80 and $50,
On Sunday a. 4ao, a. only. + +. M 4ltaF "a 80
Tho 45 and 40 trains only will stop stations and for An
nspols stth 20 R ~ ftt ttf
rho 745 aud &c. the chief connectlng trains for
the Wcs and the 66, 49, and $50 trains for tho East
For further Information inquire al the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket Once, Of TIios II. PARSONS, Agent, washington
W. r. SMITH,
oct3 siastcr Of Transportation, baltimore.
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nR. VAN PATTEN, DENTIST.--Ofic and resi-
dence removed the willard Hotel square, opposite
the Treasury and the Pennsylvania and
18th street.
Oct 7--3mds
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4 NEW SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION IN DAN

IA cngProf Krase respectfully nones the citizens Of Wash
igon that be form class (ehor young other
wise) for instruction In dancing. Wa -Q t
System which, upon trial. will be found although novel,
based mathematical rules pupil snch
knowledge Of tho will enable them become pofcep
therein This the ofprogess and startling
appear he challenges es confident thai tho
California that
pupil who win instruction from him will hail with JOY the
afforded Of becoming proficient less time than h usually
employ acquire the knowledge Of placing the feet
reciy.
consulted daily Caruss Dancing Saloon under tbe
Theatre, m, and D. and to g. where
his the fullest Information will be given.
Oct 2t-d2wif IStstes&Sarl
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A SPECIAL CARD beg to inform the public
n that shall still continue tho piano. music and musical In
business the usual COMBS Meodeon Hail. d.
recy opposite old store In few weeks hope TO at
with where with increased fac
and fresh energies hope merit continuation Of their avos
JOHN ELLIS,
No. 800 Penn avenue between 9th and 10th streets.
Sept 2i-d
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AIoTIcE no TRAyELLERs.--NEw ARRANG


MENT WITH IMPROVED sCIIEDuI FROM WASH
NGf0N DIRECT PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
NETwo daily lines from Washington for the South
their berhs foot OF 9th at 6
and Passengers by the morning boat can obtain tine
breakfast board pleasant sail OF So hours down the
beautiful Potomac passing full view Of Mount Vernon By tho
evening they supper and OF four hours
behs and arrive In Richmond time to
with all trains for the South and Southwest
Tho southern mail IL conveyed this route being a.
miles shorter 100 miles less aoadng than by other route
making certain connexions TO .ts
RICHMOND PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA WELDON
winoros ~ CHARLESTON s. CT Ar0usrA, GA; MosaoMRRr
Axo NOZZLE, NEw ORLEANS CITIES
s44aE .ss..a.
Alo, connect Richmond with the Danyle Southde Virginia,
Teunsssee, and East Tennessee railroads M
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO @t9.a'
Danvlls, t Bristol, Dalton
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis,
Lynchburg, i@ Knoxville, ~, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand junction, Montgomery,
and New Orleans.
For thrsugh inquire
Office No. 372 Pennsylvania door
Of owns Hotel on boardthe boats foot Of 9th street
GEO. T. MAT1TNLY,
August lily 8s Ticket Agent.
u ~ + " , I (
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, e. CO.,
Bankers.

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK.
TISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available all the principal cities OF the world Also mercan
tile credits, for In Europe, China &c. fa
May 2S--8mos
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
mississippi louisiana Arkansas and Texas.
Through Tickets obtained at the Southwestern Rail
aud Sixth Washing
board OF tho Steam Ferry Boat George the oce
the Grange and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria.
To Richmond, Danvie Lynchburg BRISTOL Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsville, Grand juno
ton, Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans,
Continuous Railway Connexions Memphis
Anordny Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter by any other
boat George Page leaves the foot Seventh street
O'Clock for Alexandria, where take the
Richmond, Charlottesville Stanton, White Sulphur Springs Wood
stock TX Richmond points Southwest
making sure and close connexions TO Memphis.
Baggage wagons omnbuscs tho Office avenue
O'Clock, a. IN, and 7, p, m
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent
June Is--tf Washington.