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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
S:eKLEs COUNTRY Hovsr .xr

S;eKLEs COUNTRY HoUsE AND MS OCCUPANTS
The New York correspondent of the Ros,o,,
Journal IN describing the country seats thar line
the Bloomington road, between New York ,,3
Harlem. says:
One OF these commands attention from. all W,
pass oy l. II Is near Seventeenth Street. II
seems To be the abode Of weallh and t,s,., ~
u situation. beauty Of grounds. elegance 81
scenery, and ali the appliances that wealth and
EoeFaiity commend. can bring peace and 10Y
- 'loaSe must De he residence of purify and
domestic felicity The house Is a lar-a g.,
euihee' painted dark color. The eTonr ds are
large and commanding they are laid on. with
sis's TASTE me trees the vines. the flowers. the
singing birds. the large green hons -, ,.''
serFaioHes, the graveled walks. the shade IT,
'ne hand OF care seem on AL ihlncs-in5i,srss
the thriit AMI wealth of the owner. n Is ,be
country house OF Hon. Daniel Z. Sickles L.
owner Is en- trial for his life at Washington tn
present occupants OF that SPLENDID residence are
ms guilty wife apd her broken hea-,fs ,,,o,l.e-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
Terrific Gale and Destruction of Property.

Last night, strong gale blew up from, the
northeast. which Increase, during the night to
a furious hurricane. Old residents. conversant
has not been equaulcd for yeaiS a. this point
This morning the blow continues, havin. chan
gcd TO the north, aud the waves make clean
breach over the piers At ten o'clock his morn :
ing the matters looked about a. follows:
The Cleveland K Pittsburgh track along tie
lake shore had been washed away OF rendered
lmpassable To tiuius. The offices attached "a
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Passengers Depot
had been broken into by the waves, the double
doors broken down. the windows smahsed. and
q general wreck taken place. The back Offices
of Stevens Dining Rooms in the same building
had also been broken into by the water The
pier connecting the G. c. 4 c. passenger depot
with the car shops Oh the lake has been dam
aged, several of the plank, washed Up, and the
rails twisted out Of share
The bulwarks al tie end of the outer freioht
depot, on the pier Just west OF the passenger
depot h@ve been w;.Si ed ..own aud the waves
are making breaches the flooring or the depot
itself The building was flooded with water
and the goods were being RAPIDLY loaded into
ears to be renewed to placr ii safety. The
large platform scale in this DEPOT was also seri
ously injured All the piers fronting the lake
were swept by the waves and serious iniury
feared.
The propeliers Clean and New York. Of tho
Toiedo and puukirk line, came into port in tho
height OF the s'llc, safely and in good style :
Clste.ana Hrra.& -iPr4 23rd
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
DR., Robaek's Remedies.

We publish in another column of today's pa
per, article copied from the CINCINNATI Times,
descriptive of Dr. Rebach's extensive medical
establishment in that city BY the way Dr..
Roback's Remedies have obtained great de-
served popularity with all classes. II is but n
short time since these Remedies were introduced
into our section of country yet DR.. Brennan,
DR.. Rpback agent In this place. nfurns that
has sales of the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier
now far exceeds those of all other medicines for
which he L. agent. combined. The reason for
this. IL that they have stood the test Of practi-
cal experience. We know this not only from
the mouths OF others, bat We have used them in
onr own family with the very best results. For
all diseases OF the blood. general debility
whether proceeding from sickness or from ua,u-
raj weakness. indigestion, and all kindred all
nients. We recommend the scandinavian RENE
dies as the rery best medicines extant They
are destined to achieve, not an epheineFal Sue
cess, but Il permanent and deserved reputation
which Will render them necessity in every fam
Iy.-Napoieon, O., North Vest, March 3
See Advertisement
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
Correspondence Of the Missouri Democrat
Arrival Of Gold Dust from Pixies Peak.
LrAvrswonrn Cry. ADr,l l6 \

LEAvEswoRTH Cry, April Is 1889.
Everett Smith has just returned from the
mines bringing five hundred and forty dollars
in gold dusi, the produc. of his own labor Mr..
Smith has been in the mines about three mont is.
and considering he season of the year, and tie
almost utter imposSblllty Of mining extensively
with the thermometer NJ zero his success is re-
garded rs very favorable. He has prospected
place, that he feeis confident Will Weld largely
when the season admits OF their being work ed.
Gentlemen OF this city vouch for the reliability
Of Mr.. Smiths reports. Mr. S. returns to the
mines IN two weeks.
\ letter from Gen. Lari,ner, 4 well-known cit
izen oi this place, dated Denver City, March 10
Was received This evening AT the Tones Office
II gives mort favorable account Of the gold as
well As agricultural resources of the country
whleh he took especial pains to explore. The
gold prospect Is represented to he PARTICULAR
cheering. Trains from New Mckee. loaded
with provisions and general merchandise were
constantly arriving in the various mining SCI
Elements.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03

INDIANA BASKs-A bill passed the Indiana
Legislature which Will cfFectualv stop the Issue
of those shinplasers which have for a lcEg time
been the bane OF tie currency Of hat State and
by which sharp witfcd financiers have lined
their pockets at the expense of the gullable
nablic, led astray by the purchased quotations
0. unpriuciped Bank Note Reporters
his tardy Legislation VIII be heartily well
coined by the friends of sound currency. while
over-ambllious mouey-makers must seek anoth-
ca field for their Illegi'imate specalations We
cannot, however, but regret thai the new law
does not compel thorough exposition of the
practices and condition of these concerns now
operating under the too liberal privileges here
totore bestowed, and force them, also, to come
INTO the line OF sound institutions, with safe
and convertible basis
a project Is also under consideration for the
establIshedmeHt of "a clearing house by the Ban k
OF the State of Indiana and its Branches. which
II properly organized and conducted cannot but
prove beneficial ia all concerned. -Bdnk note
Reporter, 25H met
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


STATE OF WISCONSIN. Iowa CouSTY CIRCUIT Coux7
The Plain 'is desire the trial of this action if an are
be, to be had in the county of Iowa.
The County Of Iowa and SamueI Hoskins BENJAMIN
Thomas, Ann Thomas, Henry uunStop Elizabeth Dun
dgofHst
The Unknown heirs of James N,ddin deceased Catharne
vark Josiah II Tyack and Mary Tysck (Josiah H. and
Mar minors heirs Of Josiah Tyack deceased Jabez VIII
son t-aiHh T. la hFop Harriet Ctr-r, formerly ar-
Tlrt atErop} Daniel whitney, Emciiuc Whitnav John
Bracken, Augustus p Thompson Samuel h. Campbell
Richard :. Vivian, date Sheriff OF Iowa COUNTY Wis
Henry Penberthv. Eliza Penberhy, Francis Vivian and
Dinsh Vivian, Defendants.
THE STATE WISCONSIN
To the above named Defendants:
tEOU are hereby summoned IN answer the cop1plaiut
OF the ainve rcd plaintiffs n copy Which is on
file in the Office Of the clerk the circuit court Of lowe
county, NIseonsa and - copy your answer
on the subscriber al he Office x E Henri, in
twenty days after the service OF this summons
al the Gay OF service and II you fail answer this
complaint As HEREBY required. the plaintiffs will applv
to he court Tor the relief demanded in the painf
r. HENRY. PI-Hs ATTY.
o., WITNESS the Hon. VI. VI. Cothren Judge Of
- Anril, 1888
Attest: JoHS CozGINs, CLERK of the Circuit Court
To- the above named refendants:
You hereby notified that the object Of the above
action * perfect the title the Plaintiffs TO a mart
section number twenty (27l township number
SIX 90 north OF rang" number three 49,
principal meridian IN Iowa county. Wis containing ten
eS. and thai personal claim made
against yeu in the same. F. HENRY
Mineral Point, IoTa Co., Wis (lsl Pre-. Atty.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
awful Flood in the Lower Mississippi.

CAIRo. Ill, April -
Our last adrices in regard to the high wR,cr
IA me lower Mississippi are of an alarming ma
tufe- ne numerous crevasses have resulted in
me overflow OF large tracts of the lowe c,if.trv
ana the destruction of stock. crops and improve,
ments to an almost Incalcslable amount from
Memphis dawn s,!e river Is described As si,-.si .
Iug on either hand like sea- and mark, ,,f a..
ISOLATION are every here visible Scores Of Milan
'a'l"ns and villages are either oyerfiown 90
rendered almost uninhabitahle by the moula
with which the surrounding moisture h,. o..
cred every dwelling.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03

The "oNES OF OBEaLIy.--!t perhaps i not
generally known that a number OF ti., VIZ. ~
The indicted are sharing prison life with their
but constantly cheering HE inner walls of tb3,
ifoWning lud'ci1l fortress with their smiles anI
verbs OF cheer. Tie Lopkr uf this mornlug -,
speaking Of buehHelps present prison, IN the
Government building. saws:
he jail roolu II Bushnell was guarded hv
haIiitfs yesterday and last night. thoa.h the
Marshall had Lad he test Of every possible As.
surance That VI. Bushnell had no dgsi.e to Is
cape. Mrs. b Is permitted to ,,r[ bis - -
onmeni, which ~ae does with a true woman
devotion te one Who i prosecuted for no other
CRIME than thar Of obryius tbe Golden Rule 81
GOING uh'" Others : " would that they should
do unto you. Ms Peek. Mrs FIfrb Nj
lump and other mobile women OF Oherlln. also
Sheer oy Their presence tie prison life of tie
husbands I. fathers aud brothers on whom the
wreaklng the v,Hgcguc- If The sun, If all vi.
la!nles. '-tGsro!ssia! NrtI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03

These pains and d-agreeabe feelings are generally
symptoms OF some other complaint; such dyspepsia
appopiesy, and various others all which are caused
BY corrupt noxous matter, clogging the various cir
tons; hence, stream rush of blood head and
by the excitement great pressure the brain Gtdi-
ness, headache, loss Of enory dnness of sight and
rious other complaints ssult Thus II viii be
seen that the above painful and distressing uala so1s
their origin to the blood. Dr. Suss Indian Root Pills
are acknowledged to be the only mld inc that will
thoroughly purify the blood They enter the blood and
follow the -tre-m of life its Journey through the
system They ROOT out all foulness impuritr and
drive out cye unhealthy obstruction They should be
taken every night in sufficient quantities To operate
bEi.kl5 by commencing IA two pills going TO bed
three the next night, and tour the next; the symptom.
are not removed, gain pill. and 60
up agai. az befo Continue in like manner unit: the
blood Ia thoroughly purified and all pHi distress il
entirely removed.
o1t"in one of our FREE ALMANACS, and read the
history of DR. Morses father, this medicine wa.
introduced.
BE" AXE o! a counterfeit Of these Pills YELLOW
NKAfPEitS- All gonuiAe are ia BLUE wrappers with
the signature of A. J. White K Co. on each box Price
20 cents April.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
Commercial.

tol1.ncFCidl
CRY MINERAL PoIST.
Monday I've, MAY =. 1882
We quote IS solows:
ExcHANGE-on New York i. selling a, / = per
cent for American & ID . ,r cent tor Curre1cs
Chicago, st !, per
HikAr-AccocdIng 20 quality. good old wheat an!
,'an !.rd wheat will bring Sl,oo bushel Common
from rs @ so eta.
FLoUH-So. !, 1900. No. 2s2.5o At retail, per hun
.rrd ucs~h-at. e. sos Corn Neal 81 % per hundred
oRN-ia q 50 cents per bushei, of 40 los, aud selIs
f".dily for
OA1S-'5 a 10 cents. and
BARl.EN-SD cents for No. l.
BEANS-75{c3i per buslIei for clear white.
BEhF-fa,S0 GA foot: s. a g in .arters.
PuRN-t nter two luDdredpoGnds s.; over two hum
drci = cent?.
SAIT-s2, So per barrel.
SCtiAR-Retail, n s IL lbs ror 81.
ttjsk n rS-it-tAils 10 lbs for
AUi.A~SF.S-lie isils al SO centsA g.llnn.
IRON AND SrEEi.-i.royr sold ti.lena prices from
: q e'n;-. according to sizes.
hINEkAl--f2s z; $50 per 1000 Pounda.
toAl.-S per ton.
HbES-bry, Ie - I4c; Green, q &c.
~ iiitlt-Fcacins, SIS; Joist and Scsntling, Sis
clear f-Hcins, So.
HC frFEk in rolls, i FirAin, L IL cents
: a-er, and in good demand
-.ti'iS-S q loo per ,nxen
lARIh--le c per pound
IoA = INrS-5uc per bE-lGl.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03

The JUMPERTz CAsE-The Chicago Press, Of
Monday, says that intelligence was received in
that city on Saturday noon that = supersedeas
tawa, in the case of HESRr JuMPERrz. The
hearing of the arguments the motion for Z
new trial viii come up the present week
None of the other murder cases are before The
court.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
Extensive Fires in Detroit.

DETROIT, April 25-3 IN
a machine shop four locomotives aud ar,o,t
1 ~ coFds OF wood, belonging to the Great
es,ern Halfway was destroyed bv fire 81.
Sunday morning. Loss estimated at S7O0on
Nine tenepents and large furniture rnsru-
factory, on the corner Of Brush and CT, &.
and Two buildings the corner of Ha.fiue,.
and Franklin SITS in this city, were LurnrJ
last evening. Loss $4,000. Partly insured
Both fires the work of an incendiary
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
\ DARING HIeHu.r RoBnrRy A. c,,,c,-o

The Chicago s5o.1apl Of Thursday saws
es'crday morning a. Dr.. G II Foam q,
brother q Or. Wm- B. E.au Of this civ was
coming towards Chicago. driving s,,an fi,ors
: aad buggy on the road between blue Island
ana bTlShto1 = 'il9n sprung from he brush and
sslz'9s his horses by the bi:S drew al old fas',-
"ne1 brass dragu'n pistol and demanded his
t--'.let or hI> life The Doctor gave him AN
~, '.neF be had. amounting to four dollars
noe,o- - .otA demanded his team which the
n "'N' gave up and the robber s-,tI,era,I ~,
'ne Fe'nS ami dravr eff" ~
ne u al-l vas p'rSfsri discovered. and arrest
sg n NE r0oea 70 1s mag family, and prop
cuse that be had been ON, NJ - Sc an eN-
'ime bad sought work n, va, and VA :, :. ,ons
ate An Investigation however. wenf ~ r.
That he was an idle and shihleSs f,Ilo,r 9n a',
theFe was strong probability that he Uas e,,
gagged IN other violations Of law He w-,s b@.r3
o. over IN tie sum of $4,000 20 answer 10 ~
o1a' &c III Court Pre- Democrat.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03

rs The Legislature of Maine has passed an
cotton or wool, or both cotton and wool hereaf-
ter erected from taxation for period Of ten
years # the city or town in which the establish
ment IS proposed TO be located, shall give assent
10 such exemption.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
The Late Steamboat Disaster.

NEW ORLEANS. s prll %
me Steamboat st. Nicholas whiei, .x,lo.i. /
on Sunday night. was PARTIALLY in,rrad =, :,
I"uis' Loss $4,000 a Ii the boilers al ,i,i
iheF We're old. but considered safe. Twenty
SIX 'aoin aud twenty three deck pas.e,,q.;r.
are kneFn TO be lost. Eight Of the f,ir ,,cr ~,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
ID K. CHI EESE HAN'S PILLS
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheesaman, MD.

y
The combination of ingredients in these pills are The
result oi long and extensive practice They are iIs
ia Their operation, and certain in correcting all
aritles, Painful McnstIuations removing all obstluc
tIons, whether from cold otherwise heiache in
the side, palpitaion Of the heart whites all at
ieetions, Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back ana limb.
&c disturbed sleep, which from interiuptiou O;
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
'r Cheeseman's Pills invaluable as thev viii bring
been disappointed in the other pills can place the
Elnost confidence in DR.. ChecsemaH. Pills doing all that
they represent do.
NOTICE
There IS condition IF female .ysiera in ,5b,h
the rus cannot be taken Without producing PFCLJL
fdR RESULT The condition referred 10 !. PREG-
NANCF-tAe resHh, NISCARRI4GE. Such Is the r.
resist abe tendency Of the yesfore the serny
f"HeftoHs TO Rornaf condition tkat the re9ro5uc
tree po~er Of nature resist Il.
Warranted purely vegetable and from ANYTHING
Injurious Explicit directions which should be read ac-
company each box. Price 81 Sent by mail on enclos-
ing 81 10 the General Agent.
~ Sold by Druggist in every town in the United
States.
h ID. HUTCHINGS,
General 4 gent for The United States
lG5 Chambers Street New York
R. d. PULF0RD, Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler Smith
x Co, Chicago; II Blakeslr, st. Louis 13r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03

Tax ATLANTIC MONTHLY for May is received.
The following comprise its table of contents
The Gymnasium; Why Did the Goyerness Faint?
Two Years After A Bundle of Old Letters; In
the Pines; The Las, Bird; The Utah Expedi-
tion. (concluded;) Bulls and Bears, (continued;)
Inscription for an Aims Chest apparently by
Whitlier;) A Trip TO Cuba; The Professor at
the Breakfast Table; The Minister'S Wooing,
Continually The Walker Of the Snow; Reviews
and Literary Notices. The Atlantic is for sale
by HoLLIscsHrAD. Phillips, Sampson d Co,
Publishers, % Winter St, Boston-S3 for a
single copy; $40 for FIVE copies. The postage,
if paid in advance, will be SO cents year.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
nIGo.

10 this city tie 18th u;., Ira f, daughter Of Whit
nsy and AIMS Marin Smith, aged, four nout and
dsr.~
" She took the cup Of life to sip,
To" bitter twas 10 Drain
She G1eokiy PIT { otl her lip.
And went 70 sleep s-ain''
On the 26th uit, after long and painful sickness Mrs
Nan. sif- al Francis Yyi.u E.q aged 50 years and
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03

- In the mGrder trials At Shulburg, ASH
MusE :tmd CArLks were acquitted. FNRCHILp
took change of venue to Iowa county, and
Gar EMS case continued il Lafayette. So
SAYS the Grant Co. Hcrd!G
- The same paper says The ex-town SUI
periutendcnt of Marion. Buscotci. is reported to
have gone off with the school money IF that
town. HIS securities worthless The loss
to the schools Will be about $4,000
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03

RETURsED.-Mr. ". II. WYMAs a citizen of
Madison. has just returned from Kansas. an
stories are more hurnbug than gold. Mr. W.
says that nearly all the gold said to be found at
Pixies Peak, comes from California. People
like so well to be humbugged that but few who
have the fever will heed the advice of those
who have seen the elephant.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
The Late Fire at Windsor.

WINDSOR, C. W. April -.
II IS found that the damage by the fire her.
oh Sunday will not nearly equal the published
accounts All the engines can be easily repaired
al slight expense. Only 700 cords of wood
were burned and the buildings dest-nvra ,ra-e
al Old and Of a temporary character.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03

The District Stewards will pl a,>e meet during
our District Association at Mineral Point, Jane
l3th. at O'clock T. n.
JAMES LAWSON.
Mineral Point, April 20;h, 1859.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03

CUaioUs LAw.-The Legislature Council OF
Canada have taken firm stand against death
bed requests, enacting that bequest win
be valid if made within SIX months of the tes-
tator's death. We suggest an amendment, that
requests be hereafter made II birth.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03

THE RiGnr ONE-In our view of the lar4re
majority which BYRoN PAINE received. the Bara
hoo Republic says 1t IS evident that large por
tion OF the electors of Wisconsin in selecting
their boIlots took PaiRe's to get the right one.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03

IMPORTANT To DEtLEss IN LAND WARRAvrs.-
The General Land office ut Washington has re-
Gently decided where bounty laut warrants arc
sold 10y an admin stTltor of the soldier receiv-
ing the same for debt contracted By said soldier
That such warrants. If ISSUED during lifetime
and not disposed of bv the soldier while living
or by viii, becomes the property of his heirs Mt
law, and cannot tie sold tor tire yayrnent Of his
debts hat II the warrant Is issued after the
death OF the soldier, it becomes the property of
his widow, or if there be no widow then the
property OF his heirs at law, without regard to
age That the proceeds of a warrant sold hy an
administrator are the absolute property of the
widow or heirs without regard To any deb.s of
the deceased soldier. That. however, assign
ments properly made by an administrator for
distribution of the proceeds among the heirs at
law, after payment of the funeral and court ex-
pehses are void, but that attorneys and admin
istrator ; ices are not proper court expenses
hat when Il warrant Is sold by an executor n
duly certltit ~copy of the viii must be attached
10 the warrant and il where a sale IS Y, adc
hy an administering guardian. that certified
copies OF the letters shall be attached and that
the sale must be shown to have been made for
the use Of the heirs. LINK Note Rep, 25kh inst
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03

The WISCONSIN JOURNAL OF EDUcArIox for May
l. before US, giving large amount of useful
reading matter upon subjects connected with
schools teaching dc
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
Explosion of the Steamer st. Nicholas = SEVERITY
five Lives Lost


CINcISxATr. April rs P VI
special despatch ~ the Commercial SAYS
that the Steamer st. Nicholas. from ST. Louis
10 New Orleans Exploded, Inst light. near Hell
ena, Arkansas. an! sc.cnty five lives were lost
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03

- The Evansville Tine, ngbl;sbas IL
ehai'ense OF VIZ CAsAR. Of that city. to anv
Person IL The State 20 play game of billiard,
q LOGS po'uts With FzASK PARkxR, also Of
GAINESVILLE, for S1t3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
Steamer Sunk,

ST. LaCIs. pril IL
Tie {. s steamer Mink with a cargo Of Gov
eminent stores, sunk above ST. JosepAs, sun
day morning. Loss 800 900
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03

- Bacon uCNBoLpr. the confidential adviser
OF The FHnoe Regent Of Prussia, writes TO a di-
pIomatic correspondent It Washington, tia, var
oanno- - postponed beyond July
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
" | S C o y 3 y II OF E
WILLIAM CRES. II;s5j Proprietor.

fssiitS VEL known Public House Situsted the
4 faI Road Depot l. cited up in a good man
ner, aud tse Proprietor feels confident that
Travellers aud Rsarders
Till hRd its comfortable House. Els table will he
supplied with Ire best market afor!s and No nn
spared to accommodate all who fee, disposed 70 beso
upon II their patronage
May lst, 1859 rs.,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
Quarterly Meetings OF the NJ. E. Church.

The first round Of Qua-terly Meetings of the
the NJ. f. Church, on Mineral Point District,
West " i>eonsim Conference, viii be held as fol-