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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

IS We advise the man who has got Mr.. c.
I. FRosrs Pocket Book. to return it. The con-
tents VIII 30 him 10 good. and he VII des lJise
himself TIL lie day Of li- death, if lie don't.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

aHd Friday, Oct L and 1th, at Dodsee.lle,aud
VIII wital up the season. The DodgeyilIe peo-
pie are making all The necessary Preparations
for = good time.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

- The -1Gpoca.e comes 70 IS enlarged and
l. the quarto fsrn.apd presents q very neat ap-
rearance. I, Is now nearly as Large as the Tn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

- Our Republican friends II Liuden. Milf
fan, and WaldSic- VIII notice the call for q
convection
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
Campaign Tribune
GREAT INDUCEMENTS

We Will furnish he TRIBUNE three
months from OF. |, to Jan. !, for the
small sum Of
Twenty-Five Gents.
Subscribers Viii thus g4i not only the
election returns, but the Presidents mes
sage. aud opening proceedings Of Con
sress, which promise TO b. very exciting
Our Republican friends are requested
TO act as agents in getting up clubs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
fRT Dir TRIMS HiGNETlC OINTMENT.

None genuine uul,ss signed {" S. eneH,7 with n pen.
See pamphlets Continuing fali directions around cari,
bot le ard circulars cff with agents. F~iea skit-
inGs email ard three zhings for large bottles
For sale L. u. Puffars7 John IT, Vfran, Mineral
Point and ell other druggists in the country
All orders SHOULD Sc addressed 20 w NJ nGF &
CO. taEiviile, Madison Co., Y. Y. en2.
Sold Nv r. 4. Pulferd and H. Vivian Mineral Point.
=. +. Thomas sfsl VIM A. Bishop, Dodgeville. Henry
IS ebh. Linden. Power fauape Co, Highland. y. " :
Dndgeon Z rdra ana bv Nedrine dealers generaIIrs
Orders should addressed VIM Nudge Co., Earl
q lie, Madison Co.,. =. y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
sfEE ct &CEIooI.

AissHANNAH HUDEBRAND VII commence the Fsl
Term % her SHEET SCHo7I. orr the hr>f Monday in
September.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

Tho STATE 81 NiSlun~irf
Circuit IcUrt SCR abs
County. q chan e Z"
venue from Cisr 1t Cour'
for Iowa COVaty-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES.

Liver Complaint Sick Headache &c This Anti- Bilious
Medicine eXpes from the blood the hidden seeds
and renders all the fluids
fluent, clearing and resuscitating the vital organs.
Pleasant indeed, is 1t TO as that able place
within your reach medicine Ike the MOUNTAIN HkRs
pills that will pass directly to the afflicted parts
through the blood and fluids OF the body, and
the sufferer to brighten with the flush of beauty and
health.
J,Ldsola.s Pig 4re thc Best R.nleIu II, erist-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

nE. GUY~1TTs Yellow Dock and Srsaparill To-
| } received ana ier safe at
PTIFORD'S.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
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vi ount ain Herb Pills.
IMPURE ELOOD:

The blood is the life ana when any foreign OF unhealthy
matter gets MIXED with it. it is at distributed
every Of the body Every feels the poison
and all the vital organs quickly complain. The stomach
will not digest the food perfectly The liver
secrete suicency Of bile. The action of the heart
weakened, and the circulation il feeble. The lung.
become cogged with the poisonous matter hence,
cough-and all from a slight mpurity at the fountain
head OF Ite-the Blood As if YOU had thrown some
earth Tor instance. 10 pure spring, from which
tny rlvuiet, in few minutes the whole Of the
stream becomes disturbed aad discolored. quickly
does impure blood hy TO part and leave its sting
behind AL The passages become obstrUcted and unless
the obstruction IL removed the lamp of life dies out
These pills not only purify the blood but regenerae all
the seereons Of the body they are, therefore, unrvaed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
GROCERIES AID PROVISIONS,
which I am going 10 sell
CHEAP FOR CASH.

Ny Stock consists in part Of the following articles
Superior Brown. Crushed. Loaf and Lump SUGARS.
Imperial GuapoNder Young aud Old ityson ana Black
TEAS.
Nov Orleans, Sugar house and Syrup AOLAssES.
Java, Bio ans other tOFFEES.
Plug, Fine-cut an ) smoking TOBACCO
Poland and Corn STARCH
Sal.ratus, Eea- Powders. PePpsrsiee Cassie. Cloves
Nutmeg, starch, Clothes Pins, BED Cords,
Niadlass-Rnpes. Tubs. FaiIs,
Baskets, Boxes, 6c.
4LSO.
Tae BEST 3saity Il Dry .ui lielcd Fish, DRIED 4p-
PIES. Pesche- and Czrrants, Ceudies Of all kidd,
RIFE aui Blasting FoNGsr. shot Lead. Nails.
Flour -Tu Neal. Butter. Eggs
And Ia slsst every article 81 F-Ey Groceries wanted
IL tiils market.
tl Of s-aich wiz 6a sold A. the very lowest living
prices is ly iltetijoa 70 sell bevtc cost bat
think Z C. n come others.
IS Please eau and see .or ysarselves.
EDWARD COonE.
NAY p. 1859. Istf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

EolISoorsAL.-And the wind blew aad the
sa-as fell AID bea, upoa orr house, and 1t fell
.ss aa. leaked tezrielr, ou me second day Of
s4s week Fos HE is. .lme IN three months
'hs ground has ariake1it~ au, and the baked
sas,A II yield to the farmers plo~.
IS. be,,.'ful the rain
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

CossAurTrD AsATN.-Ihe Young va1rae.. ~,
vas seat 70 the lock IN solle uo os Jrs-t -.as -
s,1ee. vas again committed e. jail ca
lo- attempting to enter a louse threa5. e.-
dov- Her examination came OF YESTERDAY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
*EI.:IEFf,s SALE.

THOMAS a'FARLA<n. -, 81
Iowa Count, IS -Sr4-astn.
S-ToEF ( Corr, I'M 5 Atty~ .ises,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

VERY LOWEST PRICES.
lg-i3 T. b. & C. LEEKIFT.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-12

not take this course. There are very many
Germans who go through their term of study
at University, and take the successive de-
grees, without being drawn into the soul-and-
body wasting life of the out-and-out Bursch.
Then, again, it may be that all Universities are
not like this of Heidelburg, although as far as
my experience extends Il know how it is with
two or three) there is little to choose between
them. Finally, considering the thorough and
extensive education offered by the Universities,
and the immense number of young men who
yearly attend them, it is rather to be wondered
at that no more great men are the result of
such causes.
The career of the corps students is one
which defes all the laws of health and moral
ity, which writes i'll their faces the evidence of
disease and weakness. But their duelling, fool
ish, ridiculous as it appears from every other
standpoint is the physical safeguard which
prevents many constitution from succumbing
under the mode of life which they lead l
mean that they practice necessarily the violent
exercise of the German sword-play, and thus
retain vigor of body which their remaining
habits tend continually to destroy.
1t is curious thing this hollow shell of
system, this decayed old Burschlcben, in which
one may yet distinguish the lineaments of
certain past beauty and chivalry l may find
opportunity hereafter to sketch it in its more
prominent and essential features, as it appears
III Heidelburg, which may be justly considered
the center and headquarters of its influence.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-12
lWortester @ailp Spp.

From the New York Journa of Commerce
THE AURORA BOREALIS,
Night Of August 2Sth, 1853.
By WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE
Egermore, evcrmore
In the nights and the days,
Is the universe stirred
With Its anthems of praise
Not great forest touched
by the wings of the breeze;
Not tempest that bends
Ger its organ of seas;
Not river that breathes
Not torrent that falls
With its wild thunder-crash
From the high mountan-walls;
Not u volcano reared,
Like terrible pyre,
With its back-curiing smoke
And its holocauSt-fire--
That is not Iirm note i'll the anthems that roll
From the world-moulded harp to the One Central
Soul.
O. alas! that our ears
SO uncaring should grow
To the worship around
And the great praise below:
o. alas that our souls
Should so calously thus
Move amid the high hymn
Nature utters for us
Mighty Lights of the North!
From your home do ye start
In that terrible strength
To awaken the heart!
Is it thus that ye write
On the sky of that God
When we listen no more
Yes, Lights of the North! as i'll ages ago,
With terrible praises from your home do we glow!
Oye wonderful shapes!
With your streamers of light
Blazing out DER the earth
From yOn ramparts of night;
With your strange, may hues;
With your swiIt-changing forms,
Like the red lightning rush
OF fierce tropical storms
Oye terrible shapes!
Yet, through all, still appear
Ionder love-speaking eyes
OF the far starry sphere:t
So, mid terror we still
Can symbol behold
OF the Heavenly Love
In the flame DER rolled:
Eyerm0re, eyermore,
Though in mantes of fire,
There are plying smiles
From our COD and our Sire
o Lights of the North as i'll ages ago,
Not in vain from your home do ye over us glow
The brightness cometh out of the north-the ter
ribie praise, &C., see JOB.
The stars often be seen through the mani
testatiOn.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-12
C. A. HARRINGTON & CO.,
No. so Main Street,

NO. OO Mann street,
Have constantly on hand and offer for sale at
Il H r Low r ST RIA TIE s,
IN ANY QUANTITY,
Linseed Oil,
Pure English Ground Lead, Union do, Philadelphia
and other reliable and popular brands,
Dry Lead, English and American,
French Zinc,
Coach Varnish, all qualities,
Furniture Varnish, all qualities,
Colors, Brushes, and Painters Stock of all kinds
German and American Window Glass.
They manufacture and offer to the trade and to con:
suners,
Japan,
Asphatum Varnsh
Florence Varnish.
Their stock of Artists Materials is large and complete,
and is offered at wholesale and RETAIL at satisfactory
prices.
The attention of dealers and called to
stock with the confidence that satisfaction be given
both as to quality and prices of goods furnished.
apis dt
Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-12

HEBER KIMBALL GETTING VIOLENT
The Valley Tan, Aug 10, publishes a re-
port of Heber C KimbalPs last harangue be-
fore the Saints. That worthy apostle express
ed himself somewhat strongly, as follows
Send on your armies they can do no harm
God will look after the welfare of this people
and shield them from all injury. Let your
armies do their best--their " putiest'-they
can't effect anything.
respect officials who will perform their off
cial duties as they should and leave the Nor
mon people alone but how can l respect my
enemies How can l respect a judge who
does his best to injure innocent people?
know what they want: they want to nab
Brigham Young, and then they want me and
others. They will nab him. too, when God
wants them to; but God won't let them nab
him, and they can't nab me. Laughter
fear them about as much as a pis-ant will
bite my leg once in a while. l am the son of
revolutionary sire, who struggled for the
liberty OF this country, and am going to have
religious freedom. | have always observed
the laws, and mean to be protected by them
in my religious belief the same as the people
of New England are. AS they treat us they
will be treated. The United States will see
something worse than we ever saw before fif-
teen years-see it from the head of the govern
ihShV uOhh' EdlnlIe upoH ldlnlHe, HlOD dIter
mob, civil discord from one end of the country
to the other, terrible whirlwinds and swift de-
struction will be their certain doom.
This country has done some big fighting,
but it can't beat Mormonism. There are
1000 elders in foreign lands preaching Nor
monism-nearly all foreigners. There are 40,
or so, or GO organized quorums Of Seventies
Suppose they kill all the members OF this
church but an elder. From that small seed
our principles would again be given to the
world, and our cause prosper like the Canada
thistle. When they persecute us, it is like
breaking mustard stalk-the stroke only
causes an increase, by more thoroughly scat
tering the seeds.
Speaking of thistles reminds me of bright
idea of Greeley's. He thought it would be a
wise notion to sow Canada thistles all along
the plains, between here and the states, to feed
stock upon. Why that would kill all the cat
tie with the bloody murrain, and prick us to
death. So much for Greeley's Judgment
What fruitful imagination he must have
he is the greatest liar on the Gice Of the earth.
Why, bless your souls, he is the father of all
liars. He will go to hell, and be the father of
liars there. Amen. {" Amen" sounding
throughout the congl egation.)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

Any number Of rumors Are clrsnlslise 70.
EArding the Object numbers, and probable &C.
ton Of the insurgents but nothing authentic.
fTwRLFTH DlsPATcH.l
BALrlNoRR, Oct is--lk o'rieek A. M.--The
special train with Dol. Lee's command pasrexl
Monocaey bridge 1T Tx O'Clock. II e aup.
posed the delay In now caused by difticuiiy
In adjusting the break in the telegraph line
this side Of Harperss Ferry, and II IL uncertain
how long IL viii take them TO accomplish ii.
1.-THE above dispatch, the last received, leaves
the military at Point OF Rocks, about 20 miles
from Harper's Ferry. which town they proba.
bly, reached ere SUNRISE this morning. Fur
Their and definite news will be received very
likely early this morning. The military OF
Richmond We're busily engaged up to the
hour of our going to press this morning, pre.
pairing for departure for the scene of action.
and the regiment will carry full roll when
the cars leave this mornine]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18
BY Ro. Ii. Lyme, Auct.

DUBLIC SALE OF ONE THOUSAND
L ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHAS.
CITY CO. ON THE sWINEYARD,S ROAD,
WITHIN THREE MILES OF WILLCOX'S AND
SWINEYARD'S LANDING, ON JAMES RIVER
AT AUCTiON.-At the request of the owners, |
will sell at public auction, on TU tuesday,, the sth
Of November, at u o'clock. upon the premises, Of
valuable TRACT OF LAND, situated as described
above, containing one thousand acres. adjoining
the lands of g. G. Waddeil. John l.. Walker, Jas.
Hubbard and others.
The greater portion of it is in woods, and its
proximity to the public landings on James river
renders this land very vauab Bile. as wood can be de-
lvered at the landing, only three miles distant, at
very remunerative prices. 1t is believed that the
wood on the land, when delivered, will pay for it,
There is a suffciency of cleared land for per-
son beginning to farm, which produces we'll of the
usual crops The improvements consist of a
Framed Dwelling, with the nsnal Oat- buildings,
all built within few years The location is healthy
and society good, and very convenient to churches
and mills. Any farther information can be had
upon application TO tho subscriber, and the land
shown to any person wishing to purchase by NJ r
John Hamhlet, who lives on tho land. The land
will be divided to suit purchasers.
TERMS liberal, and made known on day OF sale.
RO. B. LYME. Auct.,
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
NJ An ThX st goth Oct tdtdS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18
I OCKSMITHING. BELL HANGING

T OCKSMITHING, BELL HANGING,
II SILVER PLATING. &c.-The subscriber has
Just returned from the Northern cities. where he
has laid in large supply Of materials of the best
quality, used IN LOCkSMITHING, BELL HANG
ING, SILVER PLATING, etc, and invites pub
lie attention TO his business He has employed the
best workmen to be had, and is prepared to make
20 order, every kind of Lock, to HANG BELLS in the
best manner. and to do Silver Plating in a style
not to be surpassed by any establishment in this
country. All his work is warranted, or no sale.
After an experience of many years in this city,
and an acdualntance with the best Lock makers in
this country, he fiatters himself that he can eivc
satisfaction, both, as to workmanship and prices,
and therefore solicits orders from town and coup-
try, which will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing to have Locks MADE OR REPAIR
ED. BELLS HUNG In any style. or SILVER PLATING
executed in a superior manner. are invited to call
al his establishment on 10th street, three doors
south of Main, where they will be attended to, at
the shortest uotice.
Orders from distance, sent through the Post
Office, will be Immediately filled; and Bell hanging
done in any part of the country, at city prices.
Address VIM. w. SNEAD,
Silver Platter, Locksmith and Be 4 Hanger.
&C E-d3m 10th street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

VALUABLE

T,ONMISSIONER'sSA OF VALUABLE
- BEAVERr DAM LAND IN GoocHLANp
ERTY THER * coNsisTING si OF SEVERAL
YoTpTG AMP Llk Rdes ShdAxlEs HqRsEET
KITCHEN FCRNITU RE- &c.-Pursuant to q de-
cree of the Circuit Court Of Goochland county, in
ct al" rendered at the September term, 1859. the
undersigned, as Commissioner, will sell az public
anctiop to the highest bidder, on the premises: on
if fair; if not, the next fair day tbereafteri the
valuable FARM kpewn g. sAsPEN GRovE,"
resided at the time of his DEATH II contains 7ss
acres, adjoining the lands of Col, Peter Guerrant.
decd, and situated on the Beaver Dam Creek
There about 100 acres Of hrst-rate low grounds.
and zoo ACRES IN or,sinai sFow't heavily tosTea
House with seven large rooms Negro, Ice and To-
bacco Houses, and other buildings usual on such .
James River and Kanawha Canal FIVE miles from
line Of the straight shoot railroad from Richmond
to Charlottesville, and rs miles from the city OF
TERMs.-Cash for se much as will be sufficient 10
pay the expenses of the sale and the costs OF the
suit and the balance on credit OF !, 2, and
years, the credit instruments to bear interest from
| chaser to give bonds with good personal security
| tanned until the further order OF the Court. :.
| Capt. VIM. Nj. Mayo, the MANAGER, will show y
sss s .
| mond. JAMES z. RoBERTsoN.
AIso-Ten young and likely sLAVE s--viz
| Five men, two women. two girls and one boy, sne
the sale Of The land Consisting oivaiaabls HORSES
and n ULES, embracing two very hne fnofous
ssS e ss n
colt out fher. b. Red Eye,'' pronouncsdhy sos.
sagsvS TIE u sssst col, .hss ever COWS
AdoN fa s1S BUS apes & sbs fhRM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18
St. CHRISTIAN UNKEL.
IVAN HAGEN & McKEONE,S
ORIENTAL DEFENSIVE SOAP,
FbIEADELFHIAe
Warranted to gfre perfect satisfaction the mon
ey tctI be refunded, and our AGENTS are here
BY authorized 10 make coed any
failure Of e a. enY sygsHss.


Warranted to gire perfect satisfaction, or the mon
~ tctH be refQaisd, and our Agents are here
6y authorised 10 make coed any
'a''srt S e Il Il us srt SEgs1ss
Being a practical Soap. maker, and having for the
last twelve years lat different tines) Experimental
upon and tested this particular Soap, IN various
w neT 9fF b g snd Monty 81 oa sl
willing it Should rest upon its own merits. All We
ask IS TO give IL ff trial, and use IL according 70
our d}<Rct0ns, found in each box,) and II II does
not gfvc full satisfaction, the money wiz 30 reian-
Among the many advantages over other washing
Soaps, the following may be named:
j. Clothes need no boiling, and very little rub
One pound viii go as far, for any use. 40 three
pounds OF common rosin soap, or two pounds best
s. Il requires less than half the time and labor u
do the washing of a family that u REQUIRES with
the best ams soap, and Is warranted not To inJure
the fabric.
1. For cleaning paints and removing -gresse, tar
and printers ink, it is unsurpassed. Machiaists,
printers and painters will find it invaluable
ticle Tor washing hands. rs it does not chap, but
greatly softens the skin.
s. The superiority of the materials used, and the
Soap NOT containing any ertsss efakkaies, IL moro
doabtedis Vie best adapted for white and coiored
For HH sale ~ hp sPSotrffss, hahvR1 ( Co.
oc l0-lot Sole Agents Tor Richmond.
CHEWING TOBACC0!
PALMETTO AND PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
We have oH sale At our secsy pa aa street
CHEWING TOBACCO. We win scii il n Large
or small lots to suit purchasers. Il Is pus Mp
':ss for Ss' cosB sSd ss
IT'S 7tn street, below VnYys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18
By T.. b. Cook, Auct.

GALE OF DESIRABLE FURNITURE.
~ On THURSDAY, the goth inst. beginning at 10
Royal on It'll. between Clay and Leifh streets, .
lot OF household and Kitchen FURNITURE. be-
Sofas Parlor, Rocking and Cane Seat Chairs; Ia
bles; Wardrobes: Bureaus: Washstands; Bed
steads; Mattresses; Feather Beds. and in fact
ny article usually found in genteel family resi-
dence. Tosether with variety of Kitchen Uten-
sis, amongst which is first rate Cooking Stove.
Bv order of r. r. HOWISON Trustee
E. B. Cook, Auct. oclS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18
Marine News.

NORFOLK, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Quaker
City has been lowed to the Navy Yard for re-
pairs
The sehr. Independence, from Baltimore,
bound for Plymouth, N. c., with whiskey,
&c., is ashore at Currituck Sound.
HAMPTON ROADS, Oct i7.--Arrived, schr.
Maria, Morton, 10 days from Sombrero
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

NTOTICE.-By varture Of deed e trast ere
81 Reuben 3. Handlsy, which vasdnly rscosded y
tie Clcrk's Office Of the County Of ha19yer.i
proceed 10 sch, 81 Hanover Court Houss. 90 kt-
DAY. the flat day Of October, tet9. p IN ocIoqa
Ma ~ the slehts title knd undisldsa ~ 81
W, !. - ''.'' u rs S.:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

CUCCESS-IS OURS
- SUCC ESS-Unpar
SCCC ESS-Unbounded.
-UnappIoachab has attended its
Introduction.
THE $4,000 MACHINES SOLD.
THE COMBINATION OF THE PRESS,
EN-.
THE EVIDENT SUPERIORITY of the In
strument, have placed 1t beyond competition.
The Scientific American says: is WITHOUT A
RIVAL" E. II. CRA1GE. Agent,
Office and Sales-room 227 Main ST.,
Oc I5-3t* Richmond.