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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
Our Prospects.

From all parts of the State. the promises of a
glorious victory are cheering. The RePubli-
cans are alive and at work and nothing is nee
essary to insure success, but the presence of ev-
cry voter at the polls. We have just conversed
the State, who Travelled through the country by
land, He says among the farmers and laborers
democrats are scarce; that the people go in for
RANDALL, because he has shown himself 20 be
the Peoples Governor" He has shown him
self their friend, and they in return will be his
friends. They have no idea Of restoring the cor
rupt rule of the " Forty"
Then, let our friends vote themselves. and see
that every Republic voter in their respective
Towns do the same.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
A Strong Argument.

Governor RANDALL stated here in his speech,
and the State Treasurer himself cer.Ifes, that the
detts Of the Sac are al pad. and there was a.,
tba END OF the financial year balance of cash
oil hand of So .911- Is not this fact better
than all the assertions Of Democratic orators =?
This is one of the first fruits of Republican
management. Remember it a. the polls
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

CO., all bearing date the fifteenth day of that
n-ou,h, signed by Edwin ii. Goodrich. Secreta-
r. aad byron kilbourn, President, atsl PASSED
the distributes with few exceptions
Alter the bones were duly exccuan&ays they WI mt
INTO the bauds OF Charles Z. Jcnkins,a who put
them up "a packages, Number aud amount as
dedicated by the lists. and on each Package wrote
stise I.an< uf the person N-lo vas tube the
eipien, hereof, and them depoei.ed them with
Nos Is 81. STRONG, In his Office as Attorney
Of the Conpm'y- E
The packages left wiih Mr. SFRDNG were
delivered according 10 the aIalncs written there
os,. az lac SINS M his answers fo~tiie third and
twenty third !aterrugatories. In his third an
awsr, ne says. all the packages to which sup
pose ihc qnesi IONS refers, with reTy few eXcei-
Hons. We're by me delivered Io the persons
NiiVse names were written them, res;3ec-
lively Ia al the accepted cases they were de-
itYefed {" some g her person ho undertook 10
deliver them. and IN NJ hose Undertaking | had
4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
Commercial.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 31st 1850
The past week has been the busiest the season Our
streets have been crowded with teams every day and
more wheat has been sold here than in any
the completion Of the Rail Road The receipts
600 bushels per day. Theprce has 6uctGate
from 15c on Tuesday last 7614c Wednesday and
Thursday, since then il has declined TO tc which 1.
the ruling figure Oats % a 25c.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

ASSEMBLY NoMISArIoNs-ALFRED H. BusH is
the Republican, aud j. l.. Jackson the Demo-
cratic candidate for Assembly in Richland &c.
They are both fal mers. and propose to have a
lively time on the stump, There is little doubt
Of Mr.. Bush's election, as he is good man and
good speaker.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

NEW DATLY.-We have received the first
number of the La Crosse Uas.y Gepablicqn- II
is Z respectable looking sheet. with politics g
the right stripe. edited with ability and every
way worthy of support. We wish 1t the Sue
cess Il deseryes s. L-----. $3.50
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

We would invite the attention of readers 70 'ne
new AGuE Cure advertised in columns IS rom
such quarter viii give the public confidence ID i
efficacy, and have learned from reliable sources ta'
lis virtue5 viii sustain their fullest expectations III.
of the west not fail to appreciate the
value to them of safe and certain remedy for tnh d
hicting dstenper without either quinne or mineral"
and emily without injury to the constitutions
health. We have than ordinary Satisfaction IN poi
claiming this remedy, because are convinced ~ W.
a crying want among and serve TO reae's~
great amount of neutrality-suspicious., Hdrsau, i.e'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

Gov RANDALL has appointed Thursday. the
1ith INST. rs day Of Thanksgiving a.d Pray er.
Lock oct for another insurreciion In Turkey
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
GOV. SEWARD AT RocHYsrEp,

are the same as alway.
COW SEWARD AT ROCHESTER
Thus these antagonistic systems are contin-
uaity coming IN closer contact. and collision re-
suits. Shall tell YOU what this collision means
They who Think 1t Is accidental. unnecessary
the work oil interested or fanatcal agitators and
therefore ephemeral, mistake the ease al togetb
CT. 1t is an lrrepressl bic conflict between op-
posing and enduring forces and 1t means thai The
C'aite States must aud ,ciA sooner or later become
e"f'e-y adv7- holding nstioaor entirely teeia-
Der isatioiL
II these States again TO become universal :
~ slave holding. do not pretend to say with
what Violations of the Constitution that end
shall be accomplished. On the other hand
while do confidently believe and hope thai
my country Will Vet become d land of universal
freedom. I Do moi crpert that Il uW Be made 80
OTHERWISE srhAN fTHR0UGH THE AC-
TON OF TIE SEVERAL STATES. CO.
OPERATING WITH THE FEl'ERAL GOV
kRN NJ EN- I. A y ID 4 LII ACTINGIN STRICT
UNIFORMITY WITH THEIR RES PECT-
I'VE CONSTITUTIONS
TBeM asJEFFERsoS ~ hts - NOT Ks on VIRGINIA
'.Notiing IS certainly artea o., the 6osk or
TGte THAN THAI THESE ARE TO BE FREE 4; n.r IS II
.ess certain that the tco races equally free cannot
lire l5l me sam 9ossr1a1.e'af. Nature. habit aud
opinion have drawn indeiIble lines Of distinct
ton between them. II Is still 10 our power 70
direct the process OF emancipation and deport.-
tlon peacea bly,, nd IN such slow decree rs that
the evil viii wear of I,Isensiblv, and their place
be paFi p4ss,s ei .p aqta free mhite !aboreys If,
on tic contrary, II IS left TO force itself on. hu-
man nature might shuddcr at the prospects held
up"
GEORGE " ASKING Fox TO GES. LAFAYETTE
q agree with You cordially in your views in
regard 10 mcgee slavery lhave llng Consider ed
Il most SERIOUS eyii, both socially and polite
atty, ami should Telolee Ia any feasible scheme
10 rld our States ~ such burden. The Con-
Crsss III lIo1 adopted az ordinance, winch pro-
DIb:ts tie existence Of Involuntary serFItude in
oar Northwestern territory forever. I cotStosr
u aeiac IL mss teath tas opprov0l ana
aSse': u iedry creTg 'eat5cF from e states more
line1tutsg addressed ait labor TIE yreUail-
ing eptisao IA ptrya'.la Is aydsasi TIC spread Of
sfateTy ia oar iteo IerrRortcs, AND1 Thus I
We SHALL HAVE a COAFEDERACY Or
FREE STATES
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

Spflng saeISSc Tor No. spring.
for Rejected ali in store-the market closing QUOT
and heavy.
CORN.-76a77c
OATS.-3l &S2c
BaRLEY.-5SGf0c,
RYE -65c.
BUFTER--Firkin, l3aI4e
CAFIlE--S2,5 0G3,o9.
APPLES.-Sl ,25aS2 IS per bld
MILWAUKEE, MARKET
The Sentinel of Saturday saws
Wheat-Market closes dull and unsettIed ~ , ,.,,s.
OF 1@e2c standard grades, Sales $50 bu. extr. A.
vered, at Csc: 5000 bus At eoc: 100 I'm, A. -
ssc In the afternoon ssc outside figure o.r.,
for No e ~
BARLEY-soc
CORN.-7os72c
RYE--65c.
BUTTER.-l3sI5c
The following the quotations orr city market
EXCHANGE On New York is selling a. per
cent for American Gold per for Currency OF
Chicago, at = per cent.
WHEAT-63a551.c
FIOUR-No. l, {2.e0.
COIN -55aS 40 cents per bushel, OF lbs. and sells
OATS-22a24 cents
BEANS-736sl per bushel for clear white
BEEt-s35 90 on foot; 81 a s. 10 qusrters.
SALf-S2 90 per barrel.
SCGAK-ketaiis az 70 IS lbs for
cUERANTS-he tails II lb- FOR 81
aio~A>SE S-iietails at 5oes6o cents gallon
tkpN AND SrEEL-Ts now sold at Galeu, nric.. from
/ a 5 cents. according to sizes. '
NJ NJ Eiitl SIS g $50 per 1000 pounds.
HiDES-Dry, 10 a l2c; Green s Il Sc
clear fencing, S25 "s' W.
BCfTTER-Fresh in rolls I5c
f.Gt>-s ~ Zoe per dozen.
POTATOES-45~ Der bucbaI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

ia inc Town OF Mineral Point, on the Gath nit. bY
Rev G. Wells, Of % os Mr.. WILLIAM VINCENT At mi.
City, to Miss MARY ANY WILLIAMS OF Barr.town
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
D R. CHI E EMAN'S PILLS.
PREPARED BY Cornelius /. Cheesemau M n

NEW okh CITY
The combination of ingredients these Pills are the
result oil long and extensive practice. They mild
10 their operation, and certain correcting all irr.ru-
lsr1ties, Painful Menstruaons removing all obstrus
tons, whether from cold otherwise headache pain 10
the side, palp,aon of the heart Whites AZ
feeions, Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and limbs
3c, disturbed sleep, WI from interruption Of
nature
TO MARKED LADIES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, ashley will bring
the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have
been disappointed in the other pills can place
usmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that
they represent TO 90.
NOTICE
There Is condition Of female sy.tesz xhieI
iAe rus cannot be taken nithout producing PECUL-
Jar RESULT The condition referred 10 is PREG-
HASCf-tAe result, MISCARRIAGE. Sueh /" the Dr.
resisabfe tendency Of medicine TO restore ser~al
functions to normal condition. that the r.prodse
tire Poper Of nature cannot T.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free anything
Injurious Explicit directions which should read
company each box Price 81. Sent by eneIos-
ing 81 to the General Agent
Sold by one Druggist in every town in the United
States
II. d. HUTCHINGs,
General Agent for The United States.
los Chambers Street, New York
d. PULFoRD, Agent. Mineral Point; er, smith
& Co., Chicago; Fl. Blakesly, ST. Louis AJ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
The " IrrepressibIe Conflict Doctrine.

The following extracts from Senator SEwARD's
Speech, aud from the writings of JrrFE RsoS and
WAsHINeroS, show that Republican principles
are the same aov as ALWAYS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
CHICAGO MARKET
The Press and Tribune of SATURDAY. saw,

The Press and Tribune of SATURDAY. Says
The Wheat mark ct day steady and active Up-
wards of 100000 bushels sold, at 81 05 for No
Red CSC for No Red Sic for Rejected Red eogeolo
Tor No Spring, s7@sSc for No. Spring; snd'si @SSa
for Rejected ali in store-the market closing QUOT
and heavy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
NOTICE

165 Chambers Street, New or.
d. PULFORD Agent. Mineral Point; sier, Smith
& Co., Chicago; II. Blakesy, ST. Louis 3-J
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

The Comniitee opened fellows
: In the outset, ?, Is proper t. remark that a
feS witnesses have evncci disposition 20
throw Suspicion GA lie conduct Of particular in
diNIduass vEcu they could no, stnplic.;s Tho e.
by fVcts. 10 which they would .vesr''
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
VOTE FOR HANS c. HEG.
VOTE FOR ANASA cor

because You can trust him with your interests
and he VIII not betray You. You have tried
him and found him faithful, and his garments
are clear OF corruption and bribery
VOTE THE WHOLE TICKET.
because the Interests Of the State demand it
The debts of the State are paid, and the State
Tax is only ons hrif what it was las; wear, and
this has been accomplished by Republican
Administration.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

ca mage IS. the Committee proceed:
"nen the list work wa completed he
tsriles vent g milwaukee,, and thcrc. tefNcs.y
The hiteeg.h and twen,v-fI Ii dsv II Oc,af,,r
Ia bends wee iss1c.i = -fe an, ii. = - gJJ-
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

IT ~ ASNtrNCED ty the D'mocfof, nj
pluccryille. that J " Denver will visit Cal
fornn next month. and the hope expressed
that De may lie induced To rem siu With u'.
among hi old constant. and chcrishcd
tli'nds." 'fhe sanr paper add :
II, his a host o. friends lu every county iu
our S',i". who are anxious 20 rs"aid hiW
inf h. di-t'uguisf services hola 20 WASH
inltou aud Kansas \ nan 20 u.s
Character. .xrer cuce ond iut'll g.. g..
iar. .- cannot arorI io lose. w th,r, at'
..n r,lte-s thr hope uathe wIN rems.H
t..n vs.
The ahoye so.ll- s- 20 CERTAIN ra'i'r'
Hcte d-uriug % acc p.nvcr IN il' hr'd a.
candidate Ter the r,mnai.ou or next
Governor. lis visit To the Stpi, is ais"
calculated 10 strengthen the impression.
through Il {, declared from h n aur'horitv
th.t lis visit IL conn,ci.d -olrly with his
duties ns Commls-iuuer ul Iudian Affairs
.GrrdBg 4to Inion.
The Union Is justly Suspicion. and We
are happy to ny that We can ir "rm that
4ffl+l NiA sNNfNA AsaN hlhh'liNffh '''N-'+'''''N-
now going on. A. soon M Gfn. Denver
arrives Latham and Weller arr 10 he Killed
oil hy inducing them 10 tuke drink OF
whiskey. Frank Washington is TO he smoih
cred by n,an> ofa board placed on top ol
the fnc Of the Custom House when fire is
trisk'y burning in his office. Bolts. of
thc Standard. j., 10 I've caught in the Stand
ard office AID uh,d all ovcr--reut to- Louis
lana. ria 7, hauni pc. and sold, and Vince
Grig,r is 10 be- led on pounded acorns until
he is thoroughly gur ludaniz'rd. Tnis Il
the way to b" mad' cl'ar tur Denver. ami
all Ly the order at Mr. Buchanan. Dan
Gelwichs is especially ordered 10 carry onI
the programme and Tor his services will lr'
made all lusp cior at the Custom House.
while Gen. Dcn,cr's lIoth'r. a. Collector.
is supporting the san Francisco National
with Co,crnmcnl funds. 1t The LH'on will
watch events closely. it will lie nstonlshed NJ
the uirocity Of which the Administration l.
capable Of ipcrpctraiing.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

The leading momhers Of Congress of all
parties have united in rendering to Hon. A.
II. Stephens Of Georgia. complimentary
dinner. on biz retirement from Congress-
He has been a member since 1913. Mr.. S.
was compelled to decline the compliments
The National IRfeihgenc,r says:
The compliment which II is thus proposed
to pay to this eminent civilian has. by the
manner in which il is conferred. the merit OF
doing honor as we'll to those from whom it
proceeds as TO him who is the worthy ohirct
OF a demonstration which. we are confident
is as sincere as il is hsitering Mr. Stephens
no less 10y his hahilual dignity and courtesy
than hy his signal ability and legislative ex-
perience has conciliaied ina singular drgree
the confidence and regard Of all with whom
he has been called 10 associate in the dis
charge Of his public duties during the long
period Of his service in the National Legisln
ture. and we are sure that we do but echo
the common sentiment nf his counirymen
when We say that his withdrawal from pub
lie life. in what seems the mid career Of his
usefulness. will be universally considered IA
loss that cannot be easily repaired.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

BUIKnTAD There Is strong probability
hat this monster will receive Lrr siu'ir"
.anciion. In other words the Legislature
will authorize a wall to le 'uilt around 'hr
City front to keep the hay Of San Fr'rriseo
from filling up. and O., Company which
builds the wall will he allowed To- tax 'he
commerce of the State "a rcmun'ratr it' M
selves. Every pound of fod wr c't a''
overy thing We consume Will Be priced q"
support this vhe'f moropoy. Th- r'NI>
and 'le roads ~ California ar~ un'ar 'h"
absolute command ~ moropo'irs erd nav
the Paciar Ocean must po"e h'r trcn-ur"
into ihr lap of speculation. Such is the
fate Of poor Cal'forh.a.
The Statue ofCaicoro'a htely finished in
italy. nrd which some of lhe paners have
recommended The State 10 hnv. should b"
further imrrovrd hv ihe addition of ige
chains around her neck and body. and ''n's,
and thousands Of pound block should he
rul upon her head That would give y cor
rect idea Of tho Queen Of tho Pacific A. she
will be- bulkhradcd aud monopoi.scd all over
and all through.
viii Bulkhoad keep iha. harhor from
filling up: Will the Bulhh'ad prevent the
sands md stones from he mines settling in
and 'hualiug the hay ~ Int it prev"n ts
tho city from pressing the mud oW. That
IL tho ,rrtxs mt aroufupuf- for tho crpN.
ton Of thi. breath .snc',r 10 sit 81; the ont.
let of onr commerce Ru' the question has
hren fully argued and mastorly mac
tivity' seems. in no wise. to he in favor With
ihr Legislature. The people may make mp
their minds to " grin and bear the hufttrn
Of supporting the bulkhcad or determine
to wear no more clothes and live upon what
this State produces.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE uF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY or NEyADA.-ss
In the matter Of the Estate or Is pursuance Of
JOHN MONTGOMERY Iced ! 1 the order q the
Hon the lrobats
Court in and for the County oi Nevada, this day
made and entered.
NOTICE - hereby given that ASA GOODWIN.
Admir- in the above Estate having heretofore filed
his hnal account. and also his petition praying iof
hi, discharge from all further liability on aid Es'
tate. And the hearing OF said petition having bees
fixed for Monday the 55th day II April al 10 clock
A. II. Of said day the Office Of the Probate Judge,
in the City and County Of Nevada.
All persons Interested in said Estate are hereby
notih. To- am ear at the above time ani lace, and
show cause II sny they have Why the prayer OIL
said petitioner should not be granted.
By order Of the Probate Judge
Witness RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
n36-4t By J. ;. Lambert, Deputy
Nevada national., 1859-04-02
SUM MONS.

STATE or cAIiFoRNlA, JUSTICES COURT
County of Nevada. sss. ?. W. Spohord
Township of Grass Valley. Justice Of the Peace.
fNfIE People Of the state Of Cal fornia to WALTER
i W. I'll ilII'S. GREETING
You hereby summoned TO api ear before me,
at my Oiice. in sad Township, on Wednesday the
9th day of April. 1852, 10 o'clock, A h, 10 an
,wer TO the complaint Of :. L. wAlWOkIH VINO de-
mands of YOU the sum OF Two hundred dollars ana
interest. per copy of complaint No" on ne IN my
.nice when Judgment will be taken against you lot
the said amount. together with costs aud damages
4 you tail to appear and answer.
To the sherii or any Constable Of said County
erecting Make legal service and due return heieot
Given under my hand, tnis drrt day Of April, A.
.. 1859. p. W. sfof fofb'
n3b2t JUSTICE OF the teaCe OF Ss'u S'~N -
true copy. Attest-George Wilson, Conat'
1T appearing to my satisfaction BY afidavits, ni:4
IN nv onice, that the defendant in the above s0s
.annot be found II is ordered that Summons ne pue-
shed in the Nevada National, a newspaper pubine.
A in Nevada county. weekly, for two weeks. ~.
en- under my hand this lat day OF April, A. -
Ew. SPOFfORD, J. p.
Township ~ Grsss vaiieF
Nevada national., 1859-04-02
re- De Sauiy. the mysterious Atlantic
Telegraph man, has goae home to England
to rscurrrate
NEW TO-DAY.

RB- Ho.ioway.s Ointment and Tilis--CauiioH to
the siok.-As these invaluable Preparations have
been couniereiied e will be requisite to Sc that
the water marx, &" Holloway. New York and lon
don is on every sheet of the pampetsin which the
Ointment aud Pill, enwrapped. To ini this tesi
Of authenticity, holi the paper TO the light Asit
l. matter Of deep concern to the victims Of erupt
i've, canoerous, serofulous and other external dis
ease. that ;hey have the genuine Ointment. ard
equally important to dyspeptes, bilious raiient'f
and AL sufferers from internal complaints ;ha; they
have the true Fills. recommend careful serU-
NJ IN an cases
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

There has been a trial in progress in the
District Court for week. II is between the
Gold Hill Company and the French Com
pany of this place and involves the right to
extensive quartz claims. on New York Hill
near this place. The trial will be closed to
day. at all harzards AS this is the last day
OF the term. Most OF the quartz miners o.
this place have been attending the trial a.
witnesses. Considerable intert st is excited
as TO its result.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02
STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE is lcr~'.s e,ten 'hs. the -crulaf turus /
y meeting ui the cAlu.-i- o. tie Umpire lot.
vis.rr conn any wiii te hid a. htir oHco. in 30.
tom Hs,it- ou 'lr itsi H'nis oi Nay. trfv Il -
haur- oi twr and t.ur @ el,-;. J. t-
7 jG MIS-. .-c' =.
Grass Valley. APRIL. iss',--sl.lm
II-r .sECEkyED, aooher hr-' lct o.
- tLptE~ al varieties AID !listf. ai NY ict'sl
Ofacc GA Mil street
RB SHAR"
Grass Valley, April l. 1859 --3j
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

We could gci nO lit oi Killed aud wounded
by the tXlIo- on ci the FrmctsS. at Baton
Rouge -7'h Feb Many prrsons were wall
ine any ou,ly. at Sprne,rs. the night ih'
Atlantic paper, arrived to g'ta lit. in tst
M. Orleans Leitd. and "a no papers con.
ta.Ded 1. The Disappointment Wa morliiying.
We get n lew names tah,n iron an item II.
the \. o. Buii,fin. and from the y. q. cor
respondent OF the :. +. Buii'tm : ". L. c
Vernon Philip \. Brandon. George Eva-r,
james Izrd Joseph Clark: james Yale. Jr
David 5. Brandon John " CLARK, VI. \
Marks uLd : y Mark, Of Naich'z. Ms
were ki!l.d. John NJ Bell. late Sheriff -
Orlrans lur,,h aIG Iun'sitr aud Lavrllt
Errr,>'s ati,,s 10 rIt Legislature iItm y
g were killrd. rapt Jaclson aud th,
engine cr were also killed.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

APFATRs oF THE MNT-We learn that Mr..
Slocumb the newly appointed c'iuei 81 ii'
L. s. Branch Mint in this city. has already
brought the business Of his department uP
even with the Opposite The coinage for ih"
week ending Saturday last was si20.000.
The coincrs department yesterday common
crd working the new deposit.. This will be
interesting information to interior readers
- s. + National
Nevada national., 1859-04-02
sIErlAI Nnricr

ss- The following letter, which emphatcAlly
sIeiks for itself, was written by the Dean Of tho
Faculty q .hc nliadrlphii College o. Medicine b.
the editor. Of the tactic Medical Journal for publ
cation.
Philadelphia. January H. 1859.
t. tho Editors ~ tle acihr Sic cal and surgical
JouInel-trntlenen v, attention in, been called
o. an ari irc iu the ieccmher number of your jour.
nal in regard 10 tire al E,nd,B, degree gtanted by
the lhiiatel lila College Of Me,iicinr 10 ir. l..
CgHIkHF. When the application for the degree was
mdIe to the Faculty, II was accompanied by Hlils-
VT. ani testimonials 10 the effect that ir Czapkay
n regular graduate NJ II. Of tie University OF
Ie,th. had -ers.d as Surgeon in the hungarian ar
INV and was regular Practitioner of medicine -
Tn the strength uf these tile degree va. granted
The Ad Eunicm degree, as it, nsme implies. is
icrrcl IN graduates only nd gives privied-
ges. Had there been the slightest suspicion Of ir-
regularity. the application uld have heen rrfu.ed
ily Inserting tEis IN ,our Journal YOU will du act
oi Justice 20 the College and confer a favor on,
Yours Very Respectfully, II RAND,
Ueaa Of the Faculty of Ihiia ELI hia
College OF Medicine.
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

WEATHER --Wednrsduy last there was a
slight snow storm; aud the wind from the
north made all outdoors sbiver. Thursday
the sky was clear and the sun bright; but
the thermometer in the shade. marked the
freezing point. This all took place despite
our article eulogislic of spring The clerk
of the weather deserves no puff at our hands,
for his rude behavior, nnd we won't praise
him any more until he learns to behave bet
ter
Nevada national., 1859-04-02

Ntv,pA AGE&cY Hcnry Mackie, Esq At
the Office OF Freeman Il Co, Express Main
Street. Nevada. is oar authorized agent at
Nevada city All advertisements left with
Mr. Mackie will receive prompt attention
from Us.
LgGAL ADvFRri~EMENrs will he returned
10y Mr. Macki~. with proof OF publication
"a soon a. publication cNprr-.