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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-12


writers of the highest talent and learning and they all
have able and correspondents at home ana in
foreign countries The report in the Telegraph written by
George Augustus Saa OF the trial trip the Great Eastern
created such demand for the paper that copy could
be obtained after twelve O'Clock the DAY Of publca
lion The Standard has long been noted for employing
the pens OF of the abest journalists in England while
the knowing tell you they readily trace the hand
of Mr. Golden, Mr.. Bright, Mr. Lowe and Geo. Thompson
in the columns of the Star The consequence OF this ed
OF cheap journalism is vast increase in the number Of
newspaper readers, and increased intelligence among the
uneducated classes The poor now has his newspa
and reads il at home along with his wife children
while formerly he went to the public house aud paid
pence for glass Of bad liquor cup of vanous cof
Tee TO get ga sight, of the Times the Chronicle the Morn
ang Post or the Advertiser. The Telegraph have the
best reason for believing has circulation over 900
and me Siag and Standard combined circulate a still
1rger number The facilities for transportation by raj
ue 90 great that at all the leading towns in the kingdom
.,ese papers are sold, as in London at penny copy
More than one half OF the business men in London who
40 business IN the scity come in nv rail from aome
VI ho numerous suburbs of the treat metronolis Tho
worth Lonuon Railway, having its terminus in Fencburcb
Dee'' "i''in uird OF mile of the Bank Of England
~ Psenseis from Kew, Acton, Kibburn Hamps,ead
Candentown, Islingion Hackney. th p,,o,,,, o.,
way ofngs tnem from Blackwell and Poplar: the sou,b.
western comes from TwSckenham Richmond Barnes and
Puney while the Greenwich the North Kent the Brighton
and the Crystal Palace railways take gathered
from Gravesend, Firth, Greenwich, Backheath. LEWIS
ham, Croydon Sydenham aud the vast suburb sou,bs,
of London; besides great Numbers live permanentv ~
Say during the summer season at Brighton
Ramsgate, Margate, Ipswich, Winchester, Wind.
scr, Reading, Harrow, $. Adams, Yarmouth,
and yarione other places fifty miles from London
Nearly all Of these business purchase penny paper
on getting into The tram in The morning 10 40 70 hcr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Gravel and Stone.

BE- this we understand collection of sandlike sub
stance having been IL 1ged in the passage
When the system is in healthy state is
carried OFF by the natural passage the body but
there weakness of any organ, especially the Kidneys
they become incapable of eapellng sandy concre
tons, and consequently they lodged in kidneys
urethra the ba,der, causing great inflammation To
those organs, acd great pains and swelling, great
difficulty voding urine. 1t has been admitted by ma
physicians, that Morses Indian Pills are made
out of some particular plants which have wonde rful
charming influence in dissolyng the substance which
has clogged passage and by their cooling properties
they expe all inflammation, and leave the passage
active and healthy state From three four of
these Pills night and morning, from weeks,
Will decide how this dreadful disease is be treated,
and they the of every kind of disease
it uttery impossible for them fail curing
gravel they uncog the passage and leave the parts
in healthy and lively condition.
DR.. Morses Indian Root Pills sold by all dealers
Medicines. T.Tuly1
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
Pimpies and Skin Diseases.

Are the result of impure blood. The blood becomes
thick and clogged The skin able cast off the
impurities so important to health. How many young
men and women with their faces covered with
pimpes and btotches, who endeayoring to remove
them by the use of soaps and washes of various
his is very dangerous and should be practiced nv
persons DESTROYS of good health Mothers WHO have cl
dren afflicted with sores and eruptions should never v
them up BY external applications IN this way tbev
viii drive in the humor and produce -health for tie
child during its whole life time There is no mother
that likes to her children afflicted wi tn feeble
JUDSoN'S MOUNTAIN HI R8 PILLS are prepared ex-
press Tor the cure OF ernPtions of the skim as
PnpIes Bioehes Sores, They cleanse the blood Of
all impurities, producing beautiful, and healthy
skim SO much admired by people taste and rein epen
Juasons Mountain Herb Pills sold BY all Medicine
Dealers. RIM,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
RepuBL!eaS STATE CONVENTION,

Republican STATE Convention Will be held At the
City Of Madison, the Assembly Hail Of the Capitol on
Wednesday, the 3lst day of August next AZ IL O'Clock
NJ for the purpose of nominating Candidates for State
ec-Es to De supported BIZ the nrty ensuing gen
election ane to lrspsac. any other that
: properly come before it.
As the subject OF selecting delegates to tn next Ma
t-nal Convention be entertained and acted on BY
tue Convention suggested tia. the people "a their
primary and the district conventions rake such
expression will intimate II Their delegates and the
stze Convention tie general sentiment CT the State,
tina; subject.
E-c Assembly Dstrist viii be entitled 10 two delegs-
r.. "a the Convention
il recommended that District Conventions or the
seect6u of delegates held throGghoct the Stste
before the Goth day of August, and that Committees
earl, calls for ;hst purpose and it is especially
zd every district Do daily represented in the Con-
ion.
Ii. A. fENNEY, W p. LYON,
WI. C. ROGERS, f.. l.. PHILLIPS,
6aEGCR Mcneil, GEORGE GARY,
WINFIELD SMITH, GEORGE 5. GRAVES.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12

Try tins remarkable aud most Interesting
Is composed OF the ated juices the
erul anc the most soothing plants and nature
che micaly combined and insulated ellseaed glass
bottles. aud charged By powerful battery Thus nos
ssing in ad ton to superior medical virtues strong
magnetic aud electric properties profoundly penetrating
and emInenty quisting and ng- 1t relieves pin
and inflammation once when freely applied rep i,g
the strained muscles and giving and -
taIitY BY its feivIng Qualities parazed parts and
chronic or ng-standng complaints weak
laying ptin neuaigia irritation and remov
ing Instructions he charm Indeed all who have uxed
II, speak of il truly wonderful medicine and esteem
it by far, superior to all other external remedies in ns
II applied in It IS unftiling remedy for tn.
Group throat inflammation of the lungs bowels Hv
er kidneys and other organs rheumatism spinal rrita
ton ague in the breast and at all times cures nervous
headache, neuralgia sore eyes, ache tooth ache apue
in the face pmpes aud eruptious of all kinds D,I,,
bruised and sprained limbs, burns frozen
in'olept and long standing wounds &c &c n
viii restore the hair TO the bald head prevent the
hair from falling
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively usea nm
on canal and draught horses for CALLS wounds sprains
and lameness, and Is cure, when applied hot for
the scratches horses, and the all on sheen All
the proprietos ask for their Magnetic Ointment Is sir
tai confident that all they claim it. viii be fouud
true TO the letter In the neghborhood where If MAJ
utsetured many people buy it by he quantity and II
kept and USE by almost inhabitant as
for the numerous pains and aches every family Is ote
less afflicted with. We - 0'0
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12

lowA PoLIrIos.-The Republicans of our sister
State across the Mississippi have nominated the
following excellent ticket: For Governor SAMUEL
J. kIRKwoop; Lieut.. Gov.-Nicholas S. Rusch
supreme Judge-Ralph p Lowe, L. d. Stock
ton and Chas Baldwin. Mr. kirkwood is one
Of the ablest and best man in the State, very
popular, and emphatically the for the
people Mr.. Rusch is German by birth and
L present Member Of the State Senate, TO
v hich he elected by big majorit y-run-
ming largely head of the Republican ticket.
Mr.. Lowe is the present Governor of the State
and Judge Stockton one of the present Judges
of the Supreme Court The Convention passed
~ unanimous vote. resolution deBouncing in
urIneausered terms the diabolic.ll Amendments
recently adopted in Massachusetts. Tue ticket
viii be ratified by the voters of the Hawkeye
State by majority of thousands.
Gen Augustus Caeser Dodge is the Democra-
Tic Candidate for Governor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
Discharge Of the O5erln Reacuers.

land, brings the gratifying intelligence OF the
discharge OF the Oteriin rescuers, whose trial
did uot take place ar the last term of the u =. S.
Court. 1t viii be remembered that before the
Court adjourned it offered to admit thes, parties
to bail This thev declined giving The Court
then proposed TO lease them upon their person
al recognIzance- This offer was declined also,
since when they have been confined in the Cleve-
land jail. What new light the government has re-
celyed 10 induce it 10 abandon the case, we are
at loss 10 conceive. Perhaps its action Will
prove to haTe been based upon satisfactory rea-
sons, o. winch we shall be advised in good time !;
but al this distance. and with 10 other Informa-
ton before as than that contained In the dis
patch, 1t looks very much though the Union
savers have 4 job upon their hands Chiehago
Tribune.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
ArLtSrre NosTHIY.-After an abe,

ArLssrIo MoSrHLY.-After an absence OF sew
eral months. We are pleased once more 10 greet
this best OF American Magazines among our ex-
changes The Atlantic Is without doubt the
6es. Magazine published il the United States =
The July number equals any of It's predecessors.
Among the articles OF interest we note The
Minister'S Wooing," by Mrs. Stowe, which in
ercases IN interest, :" The Professo. at the
Breakfast Table " looses nothing BY its contin-
,ssncs. Several other articles of interest might
be mentioned. but prefer referring our read
.rs to Holllngsheads Book Store, where they
can had the Atlaauc, aud peruse il for them
selves
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
l. a n ID AGEN CY
tract O " co

The undersigned have opened set Of Book. which
give and reliable history of every
IN Iowa county, embracing Deeds, Bonds Mortgages
Judgments, DEGREES aud all matters Of Record actin
the same
They will furnish abstracts, attend to the perfection OF
Titles the purchase and sale of Lands payment Of
Faxes collection Of Rents and the drafting of Deeds and
other instruments; and viii loan money a1l collect in
crest for those desiring to invest
ohee up stairs, in John Ross stone building OPP
posite the Eagle Saloon, High street Mineral Poip,
WIS. WM. T. HENRY,
4su FRANCIS HENRY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
The Scandinavian Pills and Purifier.

CIScISSATI July l. 1853.
DR. c. ". RoBAoK,-Dear Sir:-In reply to
inquiries made of me, it gives me pleasure to
say, that Mrs. u. Alice, of the Society of Friends
and widow of the late DIR. Alice, of Cincinnati
previous to her going east, expressed her conf
dence in the efficacy of your Scandinavian Rem
edies. and the benefit she derived from using
them. She had been suffering from general
prostration at times. being over twenty-s years
of age, and opthalmia and inflammation in the
face. Various remedies were resorted to with
out relief, when some friends recommended
course of your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills. They had the desired effect, and
she was considered as restored to health
l know many who have used your medicines
and speak decidedly of the benefits derived
thus testfying of their renovating influence in
purifying the blood and giving vigor and ener-
gy to the system. They have my cordial APP
probation. Very resptfully,
Your obi Serv't Sd. BRoyvx
Rev. Samuel J. Brown has been d devoted la
borer in the cause of Christianity, in Cincinnati.
for more than thirty years, as almost every old
CincIunatlan knows Such testimony from such
a source, is not to be passed over lightly. No
other proprietary Remedies ever presented to
the public, ever received 1.-THE Of the comnen-
datIon from MEN OF STANDING. in every walk of
lie that mine have done. See advertisement.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
Commercial.
CRY OF MINERAL PoIyr,

1"N''-"I o Ut - '0V'
Inc following are the quo -atioas city market
h>CHANGk- On New York IS selling at / per
TOT american Cold, y per cent. for Currency
HEAR According to quality. good old wheat and
s'iiaro wheat viii bring 81, 90 per bushel. Common
FLOUk-No / a. IS
o,Soo q % cents per bushel OF 20 lbs, SELL.
oAIS-55 q 10 cents and scarce
oEt 81 per bushel for clear white.
r-s3,t9 OF foot; IS a s. in quarters.
SALf-S2,oo per barrel
SOGAR-Retails AT 5 to IA Lbs for 81
1tttN3NtS- tails 10 lbs for 81.
MoItAoos S-setaiis At 50a6o cents gallon
- AM - kEL-Is sold at Galena prices from
a cents. according to sizes: W
COAL-s6 per ton
n.psrS-ory, 10 a l2c; tree1 q SC.
clear fencing, S25. -i"s' &c :
BCFTTER-Fresh in rolls 1oc
EGGS-s q loc. per dozen
LARD-10 c. per pound
POIAToES-5oc per bushel
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
.IulY l. Isl
vALUABLE FARM LANDS FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale, the favorable
i terms, the following valuable lands
The Farm in the Town of Ridgeway eight miles from
Dodgeville known the lull Farm consisting over
400 of desirable land living about mile
SIMPSONS Tavern stand. l. will be sold in body,
smaller parts, TO suit purchasers.
AL~o-rwenty-two acres in the village of Dodgeville
which will be sold either IN whole parts desired
ALsoTwo Hundred and Fifty acres situated miles
north of the village of Dodgevie, what
the Vest Helena road. This Farm will also lie sold
body or in parts, desired by purchasers.
These lands all well adap farm ng purposes
embracing excellent timber and prairie lands with
tons under good cultivation, and Astounding with fine
springs of water.
Enquire for further particulars at Dodgeville, of
PHILIP EDDY.
Dodgeville July End. 1859 Is
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
Ginseng.

To tie Editor Of tie Nc5o York Tri5aas-Srs
As you, IN common with other papers. have pub
ilshed notices of the immense quantities of Gin
se:g now being gathered Ia Minnesota and 9th
er estern States, you will doubtless be the
means OF saving the poor dggers the loss of their
time, aud the shippers or buyers their money.
by publishing the fact ths. the Autumn is The,
only time for getting the root in lis perfect state
The first specimen of the Minnesota root was
shown Us Yesterdays Is sPongy. shrivelled.
lean and hbrlOus. utterly worthless for shipment
to China, and viii hardly sell for home use. for
which the demand Is quite limited
Ne have been flooded with letters from West
ern merchants on this subject, and ii did not oc-
cur TO rs. until quite recently that they were
digging now, but It was what had been dug las :
fail
Yours respectfully,
SCHtEFFELIS bRpTaERS * Co
Aan- N.rL. -. u,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12

Mt FEevoN-The Philadelphia Press states
on competent authority, that the statement 60
ing the rounds Of the papers thar the purchase
money for Alt Neynon mas all been raised and
Is IL the hands ot tie officers Of the Association
Is a mistake. Il adds:
Even when THIS sum is raised, the worlz-as
we understand its nor half accomplished. for
not only gaeat outlay for Immediate repairs
VIII al once become necessary. to save the prop
efty from utter decay and ruin, but the Assocla-
ton Will have 70 continue their labor in cullec-
tons for lis complete restoration, which must nee
esSarilv take large sums ct money. Mt. Vernon,
with nothing t. take of IT, would be like the
elephant drawn ia raftle-a puzzle ~ know
what III the world TO do with H."
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
Lincoln's Commercial College,
MARTINS BLOCK,
MIL W AUkEE, WIS.

MARTINS BLOCK, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
HIS institution incorporated BY the Wisconsin Leg
isiature, is now located in cornmodious suite Of
four rooms, in Martins Block, OF
Wisconsin Streets elegantly fitted up open the
reception of Students with faei lies second
the Unit ed States.
OF study incident to the general accountant
riety of business aud viii be of the full
prehensve character.
Zach Student will have the benefit Of entirely separate
Instruction and commencing any tine and no pains
will be spared to give the fullest most complete
istaction
Practical and Ornamental Penmaus ip will be taught
Systematically unsurpassed by that any similar Insi-
tuition Fast West.
The LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely separate and
tastefuIy furnish ed.
Students after graduating viii be in procuring
situations when desired.
For particulars call on address the proprietor,
LOWELL LINCOLN, or
Is CHAS. + SPINNEY. Stunt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
low. CouxrY GAME Paorkcrrxe Assocr,rrc

Iowa CouSrY GAME PROTECTING ASSOCIATION
The above Society has been fully organized,
and propose put through" every person who
violates the game law. Poachers will do well
TO take heed. as the Society is in earnest
The following the officers Of the Associa-
tion
Presiasa-Dr j. 81. VIVIAN.
Sseretary-Dr. d. NJ. WELD.
-ittorRes-G. L. FROST
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted at a late meeting
hesof'ef, That the President of this Associa-
ton be. and he is hereby authorized. To offer
reward OF $500 to any person mot member of
this Assoclatlon) who will lead 10 the convic-
ZION OF any individual violating the game law
Of the State.
R.so!.ed. That tax of p cents be levied mn,
90 eseh member of the Association for The NJ
pese 81 aetraying necessary expenses.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12

4 'ohBi MING three machines in one, simply adjust
- ea ana perfectly adapted to either pu pose fully an
n ing NE wants of the Farmer. Ny AUTOMAIlOH
59Ahh may be attached detach ed in a moment when
'Sied- brlnk simply and eheapy constructed without
kerfg IL "a not liza Bile TO of order. and faTe
can mend or make part without going to shop
an ionPed or tangled grain. SfRake be MADE 70
40 eood work l then he taken Fl. and the rakins
zone eE hand as perfectly from Other Tachln
dhess are important features of which Self RakIng
n. aer not convertible t. handrakipg, haod-rskng
REAPER without SelfRaking Attachment are deheen.
ana must inevitably be superseded. ,
hy feapers being all perfect Mowers and Self RaElhS
oo when desired, arranged to avoid al zoe
,he machine comes the necks OF the tsam The dle'
haVing an easy spring seat in front OF he machne' oa
see "ostructions IN time avoid their coming IN coz
WIN the cutters BY elastic shoe, lately Paentso'
ehe IS allowed to pass freely over the cur es'
whie the cutters kept The ground The ar
wing wheei being enlarged three feet two inches anu
It's skeiTee made to be turned its bearings,
machine 10 be raised that i'll two feet IN nts
Wue" oeslress My guards recently patented, are y
amt secure perfect sheer cut, Ny P.
nF ana dividing point being perfectly adapfsl 10 u
ting lodged clover, win clog There some Prac
tcsI improvements which nine years experience nav
ues'eu, and are not to be found in other ma
A'lnough we would not depreeia-e the merits OF "
ntchhee vet their moving attachments look 700
IKE receptions. or want of skill in CONSTRUCTION
machine Is rightly IN the FIRST place, with perfect
'ihg apparatus such required for cutting gaz
unreasonable to that IL will cut gran ss
and nothing else. No moving attachment Is recniTe
with this Machine, its cutting apparatus be Pefe
THAT II is always ready and reliable for eating grass
well as gram Where it has become known its neriss
are becoming appreciated, testiinohiA''
clearly show.
These machines may be at the Mineral Point IVA
Road Depot, by calling Mr.. JAMES WILKINS
y HENRY SCHELLINGER, 6geA
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
How Garibaldi Crossed the Ticino.

Had seen for about week, long article in
all the papers bearing the above caption, and
beginning with "The manner in which Carl
baldi crossed the Ticino was curious, and may
now be dIvulged without danger" Saw it in
nuety-two newspapers and ten supplements !;
but always when two busy to read 50 long
article Laid away from time to time thirty
odd papers containing 1t, so that might read
when we got time, all about :. How Garibaldi
crossed the TIciao,' SO curiously-a story which
ii seemed 1t was dangerous to divulge prema-
lure,v.
How Garibaldi crossed the Ticino." Tried
hard ali day yesterday to find enough spare
time TO read the curious manner III which 1t
done, but couldn't do it. Having seen it in so
many OF the papers, concluded 1t must aave
been exceedingly cGrlous-the most curious thing
IN fact, To be fonnd In ancient modern history
General George Washington crossed the Della
ware on the Ice Leander and Lord Byron swan
across the Hel1eSJ ont Baron Munchausen was
shot across the straits OF Gibraltar from n large
cannon, and Signor Blondin crossed the Maya
IA river on a ght rope, or gays he means to do
it, which. in the estimation OF his friends is the
same thing; but" How Garibaldi crossed the
Tlcino." Aye, ho,c
We went to bed last night about IL o'clock.
and had already given the sentinel at the out
side gate OF dream land the password, and was
m the very act OF entering the mystic realm
when" How Garbadi crossed the ricino" The
thought struck upon the brain like BRICK bat
gently tossed by some giant hand, and sleep
Afflicted fled"
Got up Immediately. and overhauled large
pile of exchange papers from the first column to
tue last, but remarkable rs it NAV seem not
one of them could tell = How Garibaldi crossed
the TIcIno." Felt that sleep out of the ques-
ton until we had found out all about it. At
once drew on our trowsers and boots and walked
up to the office. Having no key to the sauctum
door, proceeded TO pick the lock with a rusty
nail, and after half an hours triggering got IN .
Lighted the gas, took up the top paper on the ia
BILE, and there 1T was" How Garlbaldi crossed
the Ticino," which had been in all the newspa-
pers for week. Got comfortable seat. and
laid down the paper to enjoy the luxury of I'M
patience-the contemplation of slipping pleas
ure at last within the grasp-the calm delight of
a consuming curiosity which now of the
hand may satisfy
As the bell at The upper end of the market
House struck twelve, the sound rolling solemnly
out upon the night wind above the silent and
sleeping city we opened the paper and read the
curious story Of How Garibaldi crossed the
Ticino.
lie tce.H over an ferry boat -Nas1tuiVc Patriot
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
Pimples On the Face and Skin Diseases.

Are generally caused by Animalculie bur-
rowed in the skin. Dr. Trask's y agnetic ONT
ment by its powerful and penetrating qualities,
destroys every vestlge of them. restoring health
and beauty to the skin, wherever applied, re-
moving tan and freckles.
ISrLaMED OR SORE EYES
a. G. Cushing, Of South Bend, Ind, SAYS
." The Magnetic Ointment is the only remedy
10 use here for I,.t2qmed Eyes. The Auditor OF
our county has so much faith in Its curative pow
ers in this disease that he not only highly re-
commends it, but offers to forfeit the amount
paid for It iE each case if it fails of cure
PILES.
Piles, which are at this season of the year,
particularly troublesome, are cured III once by
Trask's Magnetic Ointment, apply it to the parts
affected and to the small of the back
NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE.
Apply the ointment freely to the forehead
and temples and back of the neck also 10 the
soles of the feet and palms ofthe hands. 1t will
relieve the severest headache it thirty minutes
Read advertisement in this paper iv5-3m1