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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-22

LIVERPOOL, July 9.-Cotton advanced.
Breadstufis and provisions dull Messrs.
Richardson and Spence report the breadstuff
market very dull, and with a slight decline
on all qualities. The weather had been very
favorable for the crops.
Flour is quoted at decline Of 1dQ2d; no
sales reported, and quotations nominal at
1us@13s for American.
Wheat has declined 3d94d since Tuesday
Western red is quoted at Is, cd. @9s. Id
White at 9s. .@9s. Sd, and Southern at los. .@
los. Sd.
Corn closed quiet, but steady. The quo
tations are nominally 5s. 1Od.G6s. 3D. for
mixed and yellow.
Provisions, generally, have a declining
tendency. Bacon declined 2Q3s,
LONDON, July 9.-Messrs. Barring Bros
report breadstufs lower Consuls quoted p
945s @9424 for money, to 045s for account
The Bullion, in the Bank OF England, ha'
decreased &232Ooo during the week.
American securities are without change.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-22

AAtING MADE AN ARRANGEMENT
- with the Patentee, we are now prepared to fur.
niBh to order the above Mile of any size buFrs and
bolts The Mill 10 simple in its construction, hav-
ing very little machinery occupying but little
spaee, and warranted to do more work with the
amout OF power aud make as good quality of -four,
any Mill now IN Anufaetured. PrOprietoTB OF Saw
Mills, esp cially those thatus steam Wonld find II
to their advantage to purchase one OF these Mills
for the purpose OF doing custom grinding-eitheF
wheat corn or other grain. The Mi viii be sold
is equally AppltcAb to the construction OF large
Merchant Mills, and persons about to build would
do well to call and examine.
We will also furnish with the Mills, BoltinR
Reels of any size and length, Smut Machines, Wheat
Gamers, Flour Packers, e'o.
Orders respectfully solicited,
PEAsE, CLEGG 4 CO.,
Buckeye Foundry, cor. sd and Wyandot SITS.
mill
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-22

nEALERSTN 1uNIATTA IRON NAILS,
~ steel Anviis vicea, Bellows, filea, springs and
Axies, In ali theif varietlez, end Manufacturers
Of stoves and Hollow Ware bI most approved pat-
terms, all Of which will b sold on the most reason.
we are the successors Of samuel n. Brown, At his
old stand the corner Of firgt and MIL streets,
Head Of the Basin, Dayton, ohio. Our foundery IL
tnefoot Of Ludlow street.
Manufacturer a HIachtnista,
wllinndAt BRowNs tRwfNs general assort-
mcnt Of Heavy Bar and Slab Iron steel, etc.
Rlacksmtths,
WIN and at BROWN fRwINs the best Of Bar,
Horse shoe, aud Nail Rod Iron, Flies, Raaps, Bell
lows, Vices, Anviia, and other Tools.
Carriage aud wagon Makers.
Wi hnd At BROWN IRwIN's alarge assortment
Of Dandy, Buggy and Wagon Tire, Springs, Axiesi
Hub Bands, Carriage and Tire Bolts, etc.
PIOw and Harrow Makers,
VIII dnd A. DROWN and IRwIN's a large assor,-
ment OF slab steel and slab Iron, Of various sles.
COOpers,
wili nnd at BROWN and IRwINs a large lot oi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-22
INDICATED
Strengthening FIaLters [!

THESE Plasters are excellent remedies
l In cases Of pain and we 'KnesH In the eide,
breast or back also rhsumatie Affections, etuLLsi
asthma, sprAins b. uises and kidney on spinal at
tiohs. The AFniea, Galbanum, Pitch Poor Mans
and Hemiook Pas ers, are Manufactured Of vAiiouB
sizes, on kid cloth, and Poor Mans on pspeT, BY
s. A. GRIFFITH,
81, Broadway, Cincinnati.
and auppliea 20 dealers and druggist. 90 ~ eooa
tsrns a AaY nAaufA0tVrsEs In The uaited AiAtsa.
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ATTACHMENT.

Bernard Kramer and his1 Pefore James Turner
wife Elizabeth Kramer, Esq J. p. Daj ton
Plaintiff, Township, Won't
We, gOmery 20 Ohio.
J. Conrad HtmAnn, DePt.
llN the 27th day "t June, A. D, 1859, said
" Justice iIsued an order Of AttAc ment In the
above action, for the sum of Fity dol arS with in
terest at eight per cent, from December TO- 1857 -
said s set Tor trial August TO- 1863, at o.
clock, A. "a, MALAMBRE 4 HOUK, b..
jyl-3WW Att'yH for PlA ntiffs.
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'H' CUUN TRY INVALIDs

Personsin an part Of the world may be success
fully treated BY forwarding correct detail O their
csas ,sifh the remittance for meuicineB, etc.
| AddresS Ir AMOS and SON, corner Main and
| onsv atreets, Buffalo, N. Y. lan7-dawly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-22

4 T the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab-
n lished for the cure of syphi is, seminal Weak
ness and the Secret lnirmlties OF Youth and Matu-
rity by DR.. AMOS son, Buffalo, NJ Office,
corner of Main and Quay streets, (up stairs,)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-22
New York Market.

NEw YnRR, july 81
FLOUR-Heavy and unsettled at l5@35 cts.
lower, with sales NJ 4dO btls at 40 i6D5 60
f,r con m N ~ ,oi * ~ We"ern S5G5,25 for
old, aud IS 3 a s 81 fre,h ground Ohio,
Rive Flour n 4 uu6A75.
New White Ky I,60,
Rive duh
Barley dull.
Corn dull. al s5@s9 for mixed; yellow 30.
Oats dull 81 4l@44
Pnfk, SIS IS Mess, II .G2J6.
Lard duli. ln%@uIk.
whisky duh NJ 25l6@26.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-08
FOR EiCM NEWS,

FARTHER PoINT, Oct. 29.-The steamship
Nova Scotian has passed this Point for Quebec
Her dates to Wednesday, the 18Th inst
Two days later than by the Jason. at St John 5.
n. f. The followIng is an abstract of the Euro
pean Intelligence furnished
The treaty of peace between France and
Austria was signed IN the 18th inst
The Paris corresp Jndent of the London Times
states that IN addition to the five great powers,
Sardinia, Spain, Portugal. Naples and Rome
will be represented in the European Congress.
1t is stated chat the treaty between France
and Sardinia would be signed in a day or two
and that triparlite treaty would be signed
subsequently.
The Great Eastern remained at Holyhead
Prince Albert visited the ship on the 18th. dur
ing the solourn of the royal family at Bangor
but the Queen did not accompany him. The
reports Is TO her proposed visit to America are
indefinite, bnt a meeting was to be held on the
18th, when 1t was thought the fna arrange
ments would be made.
report is current of an approaching change
in the French Ministry.
Morocco has rendered all the satisfaction de-
handed by Spain.
The London Stock Exchange was buovant ut
daily improving prices. The money market
continued easy and the supply abundant.
The London Times says The terms of the
Zurich treaty are almost identical with those
agreed upon at Fillafranca
The rumor that France demands 800 900 OOOf
from Piedmont as war indemnity. is pro-
Rounced false She claims only reimburse
ment of sixty mill ions advanced to the Govern-
ment IN arms and provisions.
Ii was reported that the Arch bishop of Bor-
deaux will visit Rome to press on the Pope the
necessity Tor freedom.
1t is asserted that France will not recall her
troops from Rome until the form of government
there renders its presence no longer necessary.
Populations from Parma and Tuscany had
had satisfactory interview with Napoleon.
Several fruitess attempts had been made to
revolutionize Fenetia and Southern Tyrol
1t Is asserted that the Pope, in concert with
Napoleon. is about addressing manifesto 10 the
States of he Church
Great activity prevails in the Naples arsenals
the army being placed on a war footing
Letters by the China mail confirmed the ia
vorable reception OF the American minister at
Pekn.
The steamer Mississippi was at Shanghai +;
the Powhatan at the Gulf of pecheti, and the
Germantown at Jao.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-08

ANOTHER YEAR, with its varied experiences and vi
cissitues has nearly gone, the seed time AMI harvest
have passed AWAY aaI the product of the earth
baIlant and excellent in many respecte than usual
h.ve been gathered Our STATE has been favored By
4 ing Providence with exemption from pesti
ience, ~ prevailing disease, and the commercial
aui dnancill Distress under which land has go long
suffered seems to be approaching end. As State
have free from evil disturbances and have
gone about their daily avocations peace and quietness
blood which have been the result in other
lands OF the shock Of coItending hosts.
It right thai should, people, render the trib-
thanks the Author of all good, for the
,ahshnrut and continuance of free institutions
for the general health and prosperity OF people
blessings or peace for the privileges educs
tion. aud freedom worship God according
,atrs OF conscience ami for the unnumbered bessd
ins- iuGiyid and national, uounifuy showered
Gpon
Tserefore, in accordance with the time -honored
usage, 60 hereby recommend to the people OF Wscon-
A., that they observe THURSDAY. the 2IIh day OF
November next, 4 day Of Thanks svinx, and that
.bstscniu from their secular avocations that
they their several localities in graceful praise
Almighty Cod for his constant care and abundant
mercies.
In testimony rAerecf have hereunto subscribed my
l. 5. and caused the Great Seal Of the
State 10 be affixed.
Done at Madison this 18th day of oc:ob 7, in the
yesr OF Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
nine BY the Governor,
ALEX. W. RANDALL.
:. u. Ett;GiEe. Asst Secre tary of State.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-08
The Swamp Land Survev.--Facts which should
be Circulated and Remembered.

While the Democratic press is busily engaged
in the attempt to make capital against Governor
RANDALL Oh account of the Swamp Land Survey,
the Republican press should remember and
give circulation the following FACTS, VIZ
That unless this survey is made. 50 that full
case may be made out bv this State In its con-
troversy with the General Government, we can
get no more Swamp Lands except from future
United States surveys, IF they should be cor
rectly nade.)
That so far the smount to which the State is
found by the State survey to be entitled is over
EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES
That the amount to which we will be entitled.
as the result of The State Survey, IS over TWO
MILLION ACRES
That the cost of the State survey thus far has
been about three cents per acre.
That this cost Is betrayed from the Swami
Land FUND, and not from the General Fund.
That Mr.. Hobart approved of and voted for
the bill providing for the continuance of the
survey.
That the price OF the work was fixed accord
ing to the advice of Secretary Jones.
That all the bills for the work are audited hv
Secretary Jones. the basis advised by him.
That Mr. Jones holds the opinion that the sur
vey is the only method OF recovering the lands.
and that 1t IS sure TO bring about that desirable
result.
That Lieutenant Governor Campbell has been
engaged IN the work of the survey. and is cog
infant of and justiies the expenditure as wise
and judicious.
That the proceeds OF the land when recover
ed, go into the School Fund, the Normal School
Fund. and the Drainage Fund. and thus Will
benefit The whole people of the State.
These are facts let the people know them -
Madison Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-08
Tr.e Speech and a Free Press.

Were any evidence now wanting that The pc
caliar institutions of the South were at war
with the principles of our government, the &C
counts of the last few days furnish il in album
dance. A few days since it annouuced
that mob had broken into Tie office of the
Free South. paper published in Newport NY.
had abused and insuited the proprietor and his
family, and demolished his presses, type, DC
The Washington States. n Douglas paper, has
also recommended that the same course be pnT-
sued in the of the " Washington Republic,
and the National Era, two Republican papers
published in Washington.
Now we believe it is political axiom, that n
free government and free press must 60 hand
in hand Free discussion is necessary to the
maintenance of free institutions. free circu-
latlon Of the air is to its salUbrliy, or as the
constant motion and upheayal of the waves to
the purity of the waters. Once suppress tbs
free interchange Of sentiment. snd despotisin
stalks in rears lis hydra head, and devours the
peoples rights and liberties. With free press,
we secure a " power behind the throne greater
than the throne itself" but shackle its hands,
and shut its mouth, and the deadly Upas tree OF
oppression elevates its trunk and extends It's
branches, until it overshadows the land, poisons
the air, and asphy xlates the body and soul Of
liberty.
Do no, Louis Napoleon, Francis Joseph, and
the Ponc of Rome, know, that their tyranny
can only be maintained by lettering the press,
and thus preventing the pulsaton of the popu-
lar heart And. OH the contrary, does not our
experience teach US, that abuses only be
checked, and political leaders and offenders
held in awe. by an independent, cutspoken
press? That this is the " whip of scorpions"
with which to " lash the rascals naked through
the world 2"
Ii is not truth, but error, that fears discussion
and there is but one question among all those
agitaed in this country, which breads II, or
fears the result. This fact alone. is confess
sion of its weakness-and that question is the
question of slavery. In order to sustain it, free
inquiry must be crushed, and reign of te ror-
ISM established. We of the North are called
upon to stand quietly by, and see the flames
consume free presses in the Capital Of the
Union founded to "perpetuate the blessings OF
liberty" The great National Democratic par
ty, which has in times past so friuously con
demned the Alien and Scdlton laws ot John
Adams. is thus willing to make practical ap-
plication of them. by piling up the fuel, aud
rubbing its hands in glee at the bonfire.
With such party in power, it may soon be q
question: whether even at the North, freedom
of speech and of the press can be maintained
for the same principles and the spirit
which would destroy it in locality, only
waits change of circumstances, and favorable
opportunity to make general application.
&" Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty" and
shoCld not be neglected.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-08
Gangrenous Eruption.

Il is often the case. under tie most skillful
surgical treatment, that g" old sores. "-Pariicu-
larly those exhibiting signs of nortifcation,-
break out out anew after having lain dormant in
the system for wears. We have versi fcation
of this in the article over the signature OF H.
VAN DusEx," in the last number of the IptelIi-
qencer. Inc principal reason why the Doctor 5
sores have refused TO heal are attributable IN
doub;edly, TO the thorough scarication given
them few years since by Gen. CoBB
We do not propose to give lengthy answers
to the Doctors several charges, but only say that
portion of them we personally kro,c % be false.
aud believe them all to be so. We give but two
instances of the truth of the charges
The Doctor acuses SIR. CoBB of selling himself
30 SAM &. BUGH, and voting for him for Chief
Clerk of the Senate. He also saws that the Re-
pub.icans had one majority in the Senate of that
year, whereas the truth Is. th, Democrats had
three majority in that body. We qaote the vote
on the election of Chief Clerk of the Senate.
from page 5. of the Senate Journal of 1855, from
which it seems that Mr. CoBB did not vote for
Mr. BUGH. and that one Democratic oLF-yo-
ted with the Republicans for Mr. LAWRENCE.
thereby giving Mr.. BUGn but one majority
And the Senate proceeded to the election of
Chict Clerk of the Senate, with the following
result, VIZ
3iessrs. Bowen, Dewey. Dunn, Eldridge, Glib
son. Gill. Haley. Howell, Kelsey, 10y. McGar-
y, kaymert and Wakely, voting for Samuel G.
Bugh--l3
Mes>rs Adams. Bashford. Clement, Cobb.
Giles, Harvey. Paddock. Rot, Sutherland. Tav-
Tor, West and Wovihingtun, voting for VIM A
Lawreuce-l2'
The Doctor accuses Mr. Co8B Of giving Geo
Messersnlth TO understand that he was allright
on the County Scat question" This charge is
made by the Doctor after having been informed
by Mr.. Mes>ersmith himself that there was not
a word of truth in it.
We might give Democratic cert fcates. which
we have III our Possesslon,) that the Doctor was
the man who played tight and loose" Oh the
temperance question, in the celebrated cam
paign Of 1854, but as il would tend to aggravate
the symptoms Of modification, already so appa-
rent, We withhold them, with the hope that the
patient may be placed under such treatment as
to Insure speedy cure. Should the Doctor ev-
er again iun for an important office. we hope his
own political friends won't be tie frs, to seek
10 accomplish his defeat as heretofore
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-08
1NFLAMtTI0NS.

N Bingham celebrated physician of Utica y. Y saws
- have treated of indama of tho Brain nAs
nation OF the Lungs inflammation Bowels and Kid
neys, inhamnatory rheumatism, Child Bed Fever with
Dr. Irask Magnetic Ointment with perfect success even
when all internal remedies have failed also cases of
Group Scarlet Fever, Canker liberated Throat and
Lungs with like success. In the Epidemic known as the
Futrtd Erycpelas by which many vauble lives were
lost tested il frequent and IL of eectipc
speedy and certain In OF Burns Sprsirs
Bruises Frozen limbs, Chillblsins &c it cures like
charm. No Physician or family viii be a day withou;
this Medicine, after becoming acquainted with its pow
to cure"
Sore Lips, Chapped Hands, & Caiibiains
are completely cured BY two three applications OF the
Magnetic Ointment
Read Advertisement in this paper Oct 3p,a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-08
Dyspepsia and General Debility.

CARLISLE, Warren Co, O., March s. 1853.
DR.. c. W RoBACK-Df-- Sir FIR the benefit .,
suffering humanity permit say that have founs
your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills s,
cure for Indigestion and Liver Complaint have spt
Tered from the aforementioned diseases for five Years
ana nave tried great many physicians but all to no
purpose was advised by friend TO try your Bloa,
Further and Pills and did living in Ciucin,,t
az 'ie lime, and went your office purchased one
bottle OF the Purifier and box Pills to commence
"llh and osss the day found your valuable medicines
Tor am enjoying coed health at present and Ell con
noeh' '2t the cure Is ornament. Others buy and
take what they please, for me- give me the Blood
Purifier and Pills for all chronic diseases which ar
from impure blood arrangement of the digestive or
gans- take other medicines and have not for the
last eighteen me nths. Most truly, T.v DUBOIS
advertisement
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-08

Arrest OF THIEVES AND Discovery or Sro,vx
PROPERTY bout ten days ago the Sheriff of
Stephenson County, assisted by some detectives
whilst cruising around IN the neighborhood of
Apple River IN this township. discovered a LOT
OF stolen property concealed in a wood about
foer niles west al Apple River Quite varie-
y of articles. including plows reapers, axes
hoes, aud other farming Implements were found
concealed IN the wood. Mr.. Sandoe, OF this
place, recovered a pillow stolen from him two
months ago.
a number Of the thieves were arrested and
pursuit Is being made after the others. One of
the arresting par'ie', by a ruse. learned from
the thieves some of the secrets of the associa
iIoa. They innocentiy took the detective into
their Confidence Hdrres Independent
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WEAKNESS AND ID: BIIITy.

All who suffer Iom weakness debility where there
want OF energy should at have recourse To IT'D
0oN M"CNIAiN HERB PILLS They immediateIv
puFliy the blood and act upon the manspring of life
giving strength and vigor to the system yopn,, n
entering INTO womanhood with arrangement Of the
functions aud to mothers at the Iife these Pills
WI" De most eeacous in correcting the tide of life that
may oe on the turn Young and elderly men su fer in
similar manner AT the periods when there is al
ways CANCER, they should therefore undergo course Of
1I7 Put'Elng medicine, which lasting health.
ms great household Medicine ranks among the lead
ing ne1essarles OF life it is known 10 the world
that it cures complaints remedies cannot reach
this fact is as well established that the sun lights the
world.
Sold By all Dealeas in Medicine Nov-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-08
Trial Of Brown.

Even allowing that Brown and his confeder-
ates were guilty of all the crimes charged
against them,-treasou, Instruction and muir
der,-thc indecent haste with which they were
brought to trial is disgrace 10 free institutions.
No time was gransed them to obtain Counsel
from the North, and the delay of one, two. o.
three days, for which they asked was refused.
The following are the remarks Of old Brown,
who lay suffering from his wounds, when his
application was denied
Virgiatia,s I did not ask for any quarter at
the time l was taken. | dad not ask to have my
life spared. The Governor of the State of Vir-
gInIa rendered me his assurance that | should
have fair trial bat under no circumstances m.at-
ever cilL be able to hare fair tridL If you seek
my blood, you can have IT at any moment, with
out this mockery of n trial / have had no
counsel. l have not been able to advise with
any one. l know nothing about the feelings of
my fellow prisoners, and utterly unable 10
attend in any way to my own defence. Ny
health Is insufficient, although improving
There are mitigating circumstances that | would
urge in our favor, If faIr trial Is to be allowed
u. But if We are to be forced witha mere form
"a trial for eXecutIon-you might spare your
selves that trouble. ! ready for my fate
| do not ask trial. | beg for mockery of n
tra-no insult-nothng but that which
science gives, cowardIce would drive you TO
practice | ask again to be excused from the
mockery of trial. | do not even know what
the special design of this examination is. l do
not know what Is to be the benefit of it to the
Commonwealth. | have little further TO
ask, other than that may not be fOuIshy IN
suited, only as Gowardiy barbarians insult those
who fall into Their power
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-08

Gov. WISE GCfLrY or TREAsoS.-Governor
Wise, 1t Will be recollec:ed on one occasion, in
speech before the last Presidential election,
recommended that in case of Fremons's success,
the South should seize on the arsenal al Har-
Pers Ferry, raise army. and march TO Wash
ington. take possession OF the city. and dissolve
the Union Capt. Brown, it will be noticed, ha.
only attempted to carry out this programme
mari ed out by Gov. Wise. As marked evil
dence. however. of the dominance of slavery,
Gov. Wise, who proposed high treason in favor
OF slavery. is to be rewarded with the Presi-
dency, while old Captain Brown who at.emp pied
II In favor of freedom. Will probably be hung
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-08

IMPoRTAy- FROM HARPER's FEspY-The New
\ ork Ereiii g Post has some highly important
letters which were not found in Old Browns
carpet bag. Here are specimens
EGYPT 1853
Dear Brown: will try and be home in time
Tor our little affair in Virginia l propose
bringing company of Zouaves to assist US. Go
On IN your glorious work. / send s..
Yours, W. II. SEWARD
CLEVELAND 1889.
Dear Sir: l will be al Harpers Ferry with
10000 Republicans in time to carry out our
plan. Senator Wade will shoot the President
aud Grow viii blow up the Capitol It's all
right Nuns The word Yours. j. R. G.
Dear Brown: l viii be on hand with Gov
ernor Banks and the Massachusetts militia
Don't be frightened. | enclose So Horace G.
saws be won't fight, but sends a copy of the
Tribune gratis. On 10 victory
Yours WILSON
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-08

object and the result Of our policy will be as
Washington himself wished and said, 90 Con-
federacy of Free States and az jefferson
prophesiei, He'd up with free white laborers =
and ss Senator Seward expressed it. through
the action Of the screral States, cooperating with
the federal government, aud all acting in strict
conformity with their respective Constitutions.