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Eraol Notices
State of Vermont-Addison Co. S..
CORNELIUS F. BEENAN,) In Chancery.

State of Vermont-Addfson Co. S..
CORNELIUS F. BEENAN,} In chancery.
CORNELIUS coUGnLAN. June Term. 1859
whereas Cornelius + roemnn, Of Monkton,
in the County Of Addison and State Of Yer
mont has filed In the Office of the Clerk Of the
Court Of Chanccry in and for said County, his
bill against orneius ourhl1n late Of tarks-
boro in he County aforesaid, setting forth in sub
stance, that tho said Cornelius Coughlan on the
first day of March, 1853, duly executed to the
orator mortgage deed Of certain land situated
in said Starksboro, and described as follows,
viz: All the land conveyed by said Cornelius
+. Beeman to the sai1 Cornelius Coughlsn, by
deed dated the first day Of March, 1893, and
recorded in said Starksboro Town Records of
larsls,-Vol. 10, page 15l,-said mortgage
decd being conditioned for the payment of the
sum Of five hundred eighty-four dollars speci-
fed in twelve promissory notes all bearing date
on said first day Of March, 1858, signed by
said Cornelius Coughlan and payable to said
Beeman, eleven of said notes being for fifty dol
lars each. and payable respectively on the first
day Of March in each year from 1859 to 1869
inclusive, the other note being for thirty four
dollars, payable on the first day Of March 1870,
all said notes payable with interest and the
eleven last described with interest annually
which is due and unpaid Whereupon the pc
toner prays that the equity Of redemption Of
the said Cornelius Coughan in the premises,
may be foreclosed. And ow it being made to
appear that the defendant resides without this
State, so tina subpoena cannot ! served up
on him, it is ordered that the said Cornelius
Coughlan be required to appear before the Hon
orabe Court of G. aucery next to be held at
Middlebury, in and for the ounty Of Ad ison,
on the first Tuesday Of June A D 1859, on
the first day Of snid term, and make answer to
said bill, and that the mplanant cause this
order to be published three weeks successfully
in the Middlebury Eegister-a public newspa-
per printed at said MIDI ebury-tle last Of
which publications shall be at least twenty
days prior to said next term.
Given under my hand at Middle'ury afore-
said, this 25th day Of March, A. D. 1859.
DUGALD STEWART, Clerk
II. NEEDHAM, Sol'r. 50;3w
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THE TINE HAS COME.

All accounts due S. Moody or 5. & ". S.
Moody, will be lsft In the hands OF an Attorney
for collection, IF not paid very soon. Tho reasons
are, we have waited beyond your own promises
to pay up. 20;
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History Of the Gift Book Business,
JUST PUBLISHED, FOR as CTS.
Il gives the cost Of making all kinds OF Books,
gives a ptrsoHoi reference to all Gin Booksel-
lers now In business tells how they do their
business, how they draw their Watches &C., &c.
II sule. to tho great profits of all publishers
refers to tie Harpers. the Bible Society, Ameri.
can Trac, Society, tho Sabbath School Union ;
and II gives amusing reference to Plated lewelry
aud Plated Sympathy
sent to any address. postage free, on receipt OF
price.
ALBERT COLBY & CO.,
Pubs. 40 Washington St., Boston.
ANY good book can be obtained here cheaper
u an at any other store In the city.
Book Agents wanted. Catalogues sent ffes to
any address.
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Nova Scotia Plaster.

30 tons fresh ground White n. S. Plaster, FIR
.ale by z. VAI.LRTTF
March %.
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DISSOLUTION.

Ehs firm heretofore known by tho name Of
Wright & Hall, is this day dissolved, By mutual
consent. The accounts Of said firm are In tho
hands of its successor. the Arm Of Hun.don T.
Hsll KENl WRIGHT,
A. C. HALL.
Sbcrshsn, March 81, 1859 4o;sw
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TAKE NOTICE.
LOOK OUT FOR BREAKERS

have 10 my possession a larre number m
Notes and Accosnts, which have long been due.
"a unless they are settled soon. thoy will be lsi
9Th an Attorney for collection. DELAYS are
dangerous! BROUSSo.
Mddlebury. March is, 1889.
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NOTICE.

This is to certify that have given my son
Marlher NJ HIS time during the remainder OF his
minority, and shall claim none Of his wages nor
pay any debts Of his contracting after this date
BARZItLA BAKER
WeyLrldeo, March ~, 1859. 4ssw
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"a Atlantic Sheetings,
AT 6l-A OTIS. CASH.
JORDAN, MARSH 4 CO..

1ave In store, and are constantly receivin. a
complete assortment OF DRY GOODS,
SPRING IMPORTATION.
Consisting in part Of
.N,iks, .Shol1is, Pioids. Dress Goods,
or every description, and Of the newest and
choicest variety.
Ckths, Doestins, Cdssimeres, rsd Summer Stuff,
A full line.
Liaers, housekeeping g. White Goods,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
OF the most approved maker. Comprising, a. IL
does Of the largest and most desirable stocks
ever offered in this market
JORDON, MARSH & co.
March, 1890
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No. Q Regent Road,

where they will receive all necessary instructions.
Our Liverpool Agents. have branches In all the
principal citiss in ireland, and on the continent
Of Europe.
Purchaser Of Prepaid Certificates will bs no.
tilted Of the smbsrkstion of their friends, either
directly, or through our agents, and by advertise
mont In the Boston Pilot; and on their arrival In
Boston, they will be attended 10 by Mr.. RYAN,
who will forward them to their friends.
REMITTANCES.
Bill. Of Exchange, payable at sight, on the
Royal Bank Of Liverpool, for Ei sterling, and up
wards, oashed at any Bank in Ireland Enelsna,
Scotland or Wales.
PAGE, RICHARDSON & co.
ia State Street, Boston.
For Passage Certificates and Bills Of Exchange,
or for any information 40 above,spp either per.
sonslly or by letter to our Passenger and Gx-
change Agents,
LAWRENCE &RYAH, Z Broad St. Boston
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NOTICE.

have this day given my son, John II. Flint hie
time the remainder of his minority. shall claim
none Of his earnings nor pay any debts Of his
contracting after this date.
ROYAL FLINT
Witness BENZ. 2. HAokErr.
Hancock, March 10, 1889. te3w
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NEW ENGLAND EDITION

Metropolitan Bank Note Reporter
AND COUNTERFEIT DETECT0R,
ROBERT Swell,
THOMAS F. MoREIs,
Es,roms. | Uncur't Money Teller. Meirop n bnnL
J SMITH HoMAHs,
Bankers Magazine.
GERMS pm AHSuM ~ ADvASCE.
Weekly Issue. s2; Semi Monthly, $3.50; Month.
", 81.
sold by the principal New, Agents throughout
New England.
tuHfIsHED BT
ALLEN, NEALE & CO.,
Bankers and brokers,
u STATE Street, bdstoh-
49,
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Children under Ia ID
Infants,
Prouisiofs Included
The ships composing this line are mostly new,
and built expressly for the Llverpool.trsde, spa
olous between decks, we'll ventilated, with all the
modern Improvements for the comfort, health and
safety of passengers. They arc commanded by
American Captains Of known experience and
kindness, who will carefully look to all the wants
Of the passengers during the voyage
Each ship will be furnished with proper medi-
cal attendance.
Persons sending for their friends in the " Ola
Country" can rely upon having them ordered up
promptly for the first ships, and at such times as
willprevent their being detained In Liverpool. az
Ia often practi.ed by other Lines.
Passengers On arrival IN Liverpool will procsed
direct to the Office Of our Passenger Agents,
Msssrs. ISABEL e. SEARLE,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-07
Disease 0f the Stomach.

The stomach Is the ,st ,tIe got out OF order
Hence how important that matter clog
operation which would and distres, by ou
foot 1t also weaken. the BRAIN destroys the memory,
creates pains and diinnes affections in the
head II produces great Atty breathing and s~sl-
Owing Som tim - ftintins snl will ensue also
b'i breath Festessnsss an great of strength II
I immediately attended to, the blood carry the
disease through the whole system death will end lin.
work From two to five of these Pills iay will keen
or carry away all impure alter thoroughly restore
ana Cleanse the stomach at the time the PHI.
VIII so purify tn blood drive a. manner of di.sa,.
f.o:n the System.
Wsnns-In quantity OF corrupted matter the. i,
always to be found aest of They cs.aot n-,-
thsr VIII they stay anywhere else. stomach and
bowels are subject to them, they not snci.u
powee TO digest their food. Hence large heap of mat
ter is lodged, and worms the result f,u do
of these Pills will disturb their nest and
drive them of the tystem.
1t should BE- remembered that occasional DOSE when
in health, especially after taking cold will prevent the
disease from forming in the body
Dr. Aorses Indian Root Pills sold BY all dealer. in
Medicines, 1872
BENARE Of i counterfeit OF tbess Pills YELLOW
WRAPPERS All genuine are in BLUE wrapper With
the signature OLA. j. Waite & Co, Price
- cents June
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-07
Dr.. Roback,s scandinavian Remedies.

Are you sick, no matter what organ Is affected
depend upon it, the Blood which is the food and
sIsteuance of every organ. is full of corruption
Nv Scandinavian Blood Pills and blood Puri-
fer break up the source of disease in the fluids
of the body. They purge and purify the ele-
rnents of the blood. Hence their quick and
complete cures in dyspepsia, scrofuls, eruptions'
fits. tumors, nervousness. kindey complaints,
piles. low fevers. debility. rheumatism. head =
ache. want OF sexual vigor, etc, etc. These REM
edies are astonishing the whole medical world
See Advertisement
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-07
From, the Peoria Transcript esth. ]
Particulars of the Tornado near Pekin.


We learn hy special telegraph dispatch
from Pcku THAI whirlwind. characterized by
all the terrible pecnliarities of tina, phen"ine-
non, occurred near that city GA Thursday ter
noon The locality OF the catastrophe was the
farm of j. e. Ayd-ietT, aud the Hawiey place,
on the old Springfield and Delevan road, about
four miles below the city OF Pekin
3, The whlriwini commenced ri three o'clock IL
the aftcra rol. and passed from west 10 east.
Its track one hundred and tif;y yards wide,
and continued for half mile, passing over thai
distance IN a minute, and carrying rum and
destruction in us coure-. Trees, fences, build
in.s. and everything ia its pathway were pros
trafe,t and their shaticred remnants tossed
about like feathers.
Ii Tir.t struck the farm of J. c. Aydelott,
passing over that aud the laud of some OF his
neighb'rs. taking up the board fences bodily,
and rendug them into fiinters, it rushed with
increa ell fury upon the Hawley place, which
the sceue of It's principle devastation
There II uproDtcd the orchard, and a row OF
locust frees eighteen iaches in diameter, IN front
of the house. blowing them about rs though
they We're mere straws The house was entire
lv demolished. II of brick. eighteen by
forty, two s'nrie, high. with story l.. the
walls being thirteen inches thick. The smoke
mouse. wood house, and the other outbuiidlng-
adjacent. experienced the same fate at the hands
of the great VIVID monster. There were IN the
house At the time six persons, and astonishing
to say but two OF them were injured and ihey
not seriously. The damage to the Hawley
place canine, DC less than 5000
span of horses attached TO wagon We're
standing in FROM of the house one of which was
blown over the fence. and the other was found
after the storm had ceased, lying the ground
with the wagon body right side up over him.
Indicating that the animal and the vehicle had
gone through some singular evoations The
wagon box blown half mile and va.
found at that distance from the place from
which it started
1T was reported in Pekia that Dr. Naus found
4 chicken with lis hc .d blown off by the vio.
lenre Of the wind
Suck the details Of this terrific visitation
they have been commun icated 10 us by an
ohliciug correspondent al Pekin. We shall
hear further particular. Tomorrow
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-07

ftIRntNKs ScNEs In all business, transac.
mons requiring the use OF scales II Is of ,r.a;
imihrtance 70 both buyer and Il! Ter that oul y
snch should he used n are reliable otherwise
veAatlous discrepancies IN weights. and often.
times serious losses and igtigailon- are .ure .,
'iiow. 1t Is every where acknoS lodged. am,
'hat aiier The most extensive use liz all brs,cI,a
~ business tnr mere than thirty wears ami ,he
most thorough aad varied tests. that Fairh,nks
scales are uneqralied by ans others in correc, :
ness, convenience and durabIil, ami wer..
.hrif capacity rated rs high IN proportion 10
1neir actual size and strength they would he
much iess IN price than any other.
- strongly. and justly too. IL public onin;on
i''eF OF these scales, tina, other makers as
WelI - thelr local and travelling agents renre
sent 'heir scales as Fairbanks or TX ;hcu, IN
ms 'is,lon and quality. when in realty tie,
81 W. ''iuie IKE them. though similar in ex.er-
mai iPpeaFa1icr than poor watch is like \ ,,s,,
oi.e - almost every one is interested ina,
.'nieSa scales should be used. we think
We DO The public u service in adv,s,,e, -,
,ia' he geHa.'se Fdir5anss Scales NAB. =, =,
'."insoHry' VI. and o'dy there may b., b..,
"i Fa4Fosnss Il Greeuleaf 81 Lax. 80. - -
AAs "i iAeiF authorized agents.-Press 4 7,,;b,,nr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-07

CLEARED FOR PRovIDEScE.-Sail from ST.
Joseph. Michigan, May 2sth. schooner Ada
Clifford. Master. for Providence, R. l. The
AdiI takes out cargo of one hundred thousand
feet black walnut and cherry, and fifty thousand
feet white wood and ash lumber from the yard
of J. f. Stevens Esq. at St. Joseph. The ship
pers are Messrs. s. Z. Hall and Rufus Cheney.
Jr.. of Watertown. Wisconsin. and L. S. Chase
& Co of this city
The -idid is one of our best sea- going vessels.
and is commanded by that gentleman and sailor,
Capt. J. II Clifford, of Milwaukee, whose ener-
gy and perseverance viii ensure speedy aud
prosperous voyage .NI'r1akcc Sentinel
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-07

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

SAcK,iLLE, N. B., June 2
Inc Royal Mai Steamship America arrived
a. Halifax yesterday afternoon. Her ady,ces
are three days later than those previously re-.
cci'ea' anu are OF considerable importance
IHore especially IN a commercial point of view
The steamship Washington from New York
on the "a. OF May. arrived at Liverpool on the
18th The teamship Circassian from New
York May 4th, VIA ST. Johns, arrived at Galway
on the 18Th. The steamship Ariel from New
Both.
The news from the seat of war is without any
feature of great Importance. No battle had as
yet occurred.
The Au-tr.ans had removed their head quar-
tiers to Garlasco, and had also Withdrawn from
serceiii. which place had been occupied by
the French a:id SardiniaBs. An action as
ie"Aed Tor at any moment.
All the Austrian ports had been bloc aded
by the French squadron. and many Of their ves-
scis had been taken.
There were vague reports that the Emperor
"f Austria anu MAJOR Hess had reached sii.sn
and LIFT tor Pavia.
Later news had been received from India
Fantia ToPce had been tried by a drumhead
court martial and hanged
In the Liverpool breadsluffs market, price.
had declining tendency and all DESERT tions
were slightly lower.
The London money market slightly easier
Consos quoted at 9116GJ a
Ihe Aus'rians were ex pected to remain in :
active tiii the Emperor reached the camp.
The Liverpool Post publishes what is called
reII.bic Information. that the passage of the tt
emo by the French will be the signal for a Eu-
rupean al lance agaius, France, and that the
Austrian troops VIII march Paris.
The bulletins of the belIgerent parties are
quite unimportani.
All the channels 70 the Venetian CAPITAL ar.
blocked up.
The Enylish elections were conc1,deJ ora
the hnai result Is ministerial gain Of twenty
three.
The Bombay mail of April 26th had arrived
/ eh the late Imperial Commissioner at Canton
had died IN India, where he was a prisoner in
the hands of the English. The Bombay export
market WAS active, but that for imports was
| tIrn..
The news from Manchester is unfavorab,e-
There has been a slight decline in yarns though
there was better demand for India goods
despatch dated Pavia, 18th, says:-Tbe
| head quarters of the Aust.ians have been re-
| moved 10 Garlasco
Great movements of troops have taken place
ana Collision was expected to-day or io-mor-
row.
Runners from other quarters state that bal
We was considered imminent. but the London
Times Considered 1t almost certain that June
VIII have begun before any great blow is struck
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-07

THE GR.tN TRaDE.-The market was very
un settled yesterday. 1t would seem from the
tenor ct the dispatches received from New York
IN ,he course OF the day that bulls and the bears
each have their a,tiers ahet,ors in that
It's. who. from time TO time. send ,h.m s,.h
crumbs "f comfort IA they are able 10 PICK mn
'heir stories yesterday we're so wide al,ar, tina,
even the orednsity of our widest Speculation.
could not swallow them and so matters re-
, w here IA about the same style a. before
.,n,s,t :" used TO excitement here, that it needs
something startling TO produce much effeer
sfeae poltien at the sales OF whea, Yesterday
WINCH aid not exceed S30.0O0 bushels.l We're
~ s'ahDafa spIins at IA SIl6 in store
Corn was little lower and $4,000 h,,sbels sol,,
a. 'oa ~ cents 10 Store. and IS cents on board
Gnu our weekly report of the mar
Chicago 7imes ID ~o'0 '''A'-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-07

IT.. C.,;. ST LOUIS, May %. (.
Inc California Overland Mail with dare. 70
'he ',h, arrived last night. News unimportar,
letter from Fort Belknap I'D, saws an eY.
pess pau just arrived from Camp Rodsemaki.
er,ns.he report that Maj Van Dorm had a
nSh' with the Northern Camanches on forL
81 tne hrkansas River, on the 10th, killing forty
ana taking thir'y-sIx prisoners. Two s,Id;ars
we're Killed and several wounded. Among IN.
latter Capt Smith and LieEt Lee.
ne letter also says iha, 400 to 500 Texan.
are encamped twenty n lies below Brazos Ind.
an Reserrc. with avowed intention of a,,a.t;
the Reserve Indians. Much excitement nras
vailed PFC
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Commercial.
CRY OF MINERAL PorNT,
Monday Eve, june ., 1889

Monday Eve. june {, 1889
The Chicago Press 4 Tribune Of Saturday gives the
following quotations:
FLoUR-Receipts 100 bbls. Shipment $500 bhls.-
unchanged feeling is heavy and sales could lie
msie ept MT concession SO bns good Winter -eid
At s. 90, and loo 5bls do Spring Extra at S5oz.-
wHEAT-wintcr, still dull aad declined the last
gales Wednesday. al 81 IS To-Day sales were
made al lieGi As for No: Kcd-s dre.in. 71sc--
Sales 800 No. Red Water At 81 ~ so hu 10
LIS $50 bu do by sample at 81 80 track md $50 t
No do at 81 Market closing hriner. with unaceept-
ed oasrs of 81 SO for No. Red Spring, declined SIG
icsses 40 900 bu Standard Spring in lots at 81
And DO At f Loo. G "a ~ os s6 lessda
at 9c 1900 bu do At 9sc and 1000 b do al 81 all in
store. Aarke; closing quiet
CoRN-Receipts 81 .23i hu shipmsats, 5000 bu.-
Market sl,si- lower and closed heavy SseSs ie,ls-:
$500 bu warm Canal at 65c b; zoo tu No Railroad
1T 6oc 10000 81 do az Csc $4,000 bu No. do at CSC
and 200 ou do AT 64c all in also 500 bu rejected
Soc
oArs-Rseeipts a.l7e bu shipments none. Declined
3af.: sales Is 200 bu Nc at lie D. o1o bu do
&c 40 bu do At 4sc and 40 eu at 42c 100 rejected
a 3Sc, all III store
BUTTER-vsry dull Fair to prime roll lo9Ilo; CON-
sG9c
EGGs-In good demand and s,les brisk at ess,Hc per
dozen.
HIbEs-R~ceip. s,o65 ie. Market firm and active.
G-srn city ID o. tejh country +f1c; do salt g.
s1,: dry hins l69l7ei u,drr4in dry ai4c
MILWAUKEE, June 2.
FLOUR-Ma-ket dull and lower Sales 100 bb. Cal
edon,. Creek spring extr> on p / 200 bb. of good
spring extra were the market at $3.50, AMI not
taken.
wHEAT-Market opened quiet at yesterday. figure,
and closed ut decline of 20 Sales 700 No
Sill (sftsr steamers news 100 bus do at 20
IL s"rsi ls5t bus do CAST nish) 81 l.221i e b.; go
bus extra No at Sl3J 100 bus do ~ 81 ,351s 200 bus
extra at 40 delivered, and loGo bus do at figure
OATS Lower Sale, 200 bus at AZ delivered.
CORN Dull Sales $50 bu. shsIee at 76c.
We quote a. follow.
EXCHANGE On New York ia selling = ! per
cent for American Gold y per cent for Currency
Chi ago, at y cent
WHEAr-Acco- ding 20 quality. good old wheat nd
,tsniard wheat will bring Sl,o0 per bushrl. Common
from IS q so
FLoUR-No. l, $50 No. ., SO. co. retail per hun
bred Bnckwhest $3.50: Corn Meal 81, per hundred
CoRN-5o q 55 cents per bushel of 30 bs and sells
readily for CASH
OATS-35 q 40 cents and scarce.
BARlET-40 cents for No. l.
BEANS-35e.$l per bushc for clenr white.
BEEF-S3,1j on foot; SIS a s. in quarters.
PORk-Cnder two hundred pounds IS; over two hum
dred u
SALr-$2, 80 per barrel.
SUGAR-Retails al q IL lbs FOR 81.
CURR ANFS-R-tsis 10 lbs for 81.
ADMINISTRATIONS At so cents gallon.
lRoN AND SFEEI4-s now sold a G.lens pricep from
q cents. according to sizes
AlNERh.-s2s a $50 per 1000 pounds
COAlr-s6 per ton.
HIDES-Drv, 10 n l2c; Green. 20 Sc
Notwithstanding SIS; Joist and Scantling, SIS
clear fencing, SIS.
BCTTTER-Frech in rolls, j. c. Firkin 10 cents
EtiffS-6 ~ SC. per dozen.
l.ARil-lo c. per pound
POTATor.S-50c ouslei
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-07

faTL Duel Al MoBrLE.-A private desr.atch
from eeticnaR ia New Orleans to :. fti,rj N
TINS eity. dated yesterday, say: Henry G.
slcS was Killed this moraing in n duel with
hr- smith, at Mobile Mr.. Wick was native
"i our city, IN the very morning Of life and bi.
premature death will bring tesrs to many ex.s
anu sifr"ud many hearts in mourning W.,
deeply sympaihize with his venerable. father
Col. Henry w Wick. in the terrible afflic.io,
which has he fallen him. The loss Of an only
son IS at all times sal one. but when he has
arrived at manhood, and the fathers step. are
tottering TO the grave th.. blow falls w,,b
crushing effect. The heart then knows no re-
bound-p.eks6~rg So,.thers
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-07
Wnx!yGToN, Del. Nav %

In the General Assembly of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church to-day. the annual report of the Church
Extension Committee was read. The receipts
are 70 per cent. in advance OF last year Its
field of operations is daily widening, and in :
ceased contributions required.
Reports OF the correspondence with foreign
bodies including ieite. from the Evangelical
Churches of France were read
Rev Nr Parkns, from the association of
Massacil usetts, made an address in AL excellent
spirit.
An overture from the Churches in Kentucky
desiring To resume their connection WAS re-
ferred.
Rev Justin Edwards missionary from Per-
STA delivered AZ address.