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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27
Correcting the Figures.


The u CorFespoadeH; 81 Tie Iiisf'geRcer. says
We misrei,resent The facts and figures set forth
Ivy or correspondent
weii.if We dit. We only Quoted from author
ity Tie true figures aa.s If they dill mol har-
noaiae ai,h those of our >pondeni,' the
fault i nj. 10, ours. But lie doe. not Show 4
single err.,r IL our islres, and Consequently tle
charge falls 70 the ground.
Eat We VIII show some errors In his state
n,snts Fer instance, lie SAYS the total impurts
f,,r Tie last year were S2-6 G5J.I9l. Now, the
fae :, that far tie fiscal year ending June 81,
1888, the imports, exclusive of specie, were
S1l3 $4,000 and Tor the year ending june 80.
1853 which Is the last fiscal year they Lad run
up to THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY
MILLION DOLLARS, an increase Of So
U90009 showing that our Correspondent
hal made Gully tie tr;fiag error Of about o. {
HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS.
Eut the object Of our former article was q
show the constant drain of specie from, This coun-
try to fnregn ports, which has increased to such
an alarming extent that it Is now Impossible t.
buy gold. eScep, al ezorbilant premiums. and 4
{ = Gamer 7rdIy arrives at New York with s.
0J1,JU5, bcfpre ii IS announced that from 81
o9o,noJ TO 100000 have been shipped to Eu-
rope.
H. 1888 70 June -. we exported Of specie
: 2.r33, GGG, and in 1879, 10 June 81. $4,000,
090 ard specie i, NOW gniug out from New
l.rc a the rl;e of 81 J9J9,eJD per month.
Il : 4 very easy matter TO make the balance
81 tade opl.st, IN our favor, by including th'
ha,d cash among our exports. And this i th'
method iuanv arc IN the habit of doing. thus ere
a,iug ]. false impression n 10 the character a.,
Amount %: oar exports. A. matter of course
lie balance mus, be srtuck in some way, or W
must reIudiatc; aad since the foreign markets
10 no; waut our produce. We must submit to tn
necessity Of shipping OF all or specie aud usin.
"A rt-c currency III ia stead.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27

- Gen. SooTr has been appointed by the
President to 90 TO San Juan, to settle the diiil-
Guilty with the British in relation to the dispu-
ted possession of the Island. This Island Is ON
our Northwestern boundary and is claimed by
both parties.
The Heraids Washington correspondent says
messenger was despatched this evening with
Instructions 10 Gen. Scott. oar government has
left wide margin for his future action, relying
upon his good judgment ana wise council IN
adjusting and settling the existing differences
between the two governments. Gen Scott :
willingness in accepting this difficult and ardu-
Gus task, has greatly relieved the adninss'ra-
ton aud they look upon favorable aud happy
termination OF this. at present, embarrassing
anal Troublesome question.
Mr.. Campbell, Boundary Commissioners who
has been engaged for upwards of two years n
arranging tie boundary in dispute, had before
him tie fuN and entire views OF our govern
neut upon the subject and as Vie Admlul>'ra-
tion supposed, had nearly arranged the Who. e
matter, when intelligence VI Gen. Harvey ;
seizure Of the Island of san Juan reached
Washington. Tie Administration are some what
at a loss 10 know what 10 do. inasIaach as they
have MT heard one word from Mr.. Campbell
since tae difficulty arose.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27

Me>ses EpIross - have been reaier of the
tribune for several years, aad have been con-
slant witness OF is unif,r.n canl,r and forbear
ance towards is opponents. | w.ss therefore IN
com non with maay o. N neighb5rs, sarpi Il
the vo,um- Of biliin;stte PsnreI o'lt a. sinst
it b. Ju l.e CEAvFoaD. The other evening
Having Looked Over my fi,cs, 1 cln ind oc-
c;ssion for any such course. H has been refer
red TO only two O three times a all, and then
the simple fact was sts.e thlt he &" a. run for
Office AM been bea en- and a hal presented
claim against the State which the supreme
Couri had Iefu~ed to allow"
Now. / ask WAS there anything Ike scurriliiy
in this or i, the honorable gentleman ~ his
pahiic capacity As candidate Ter public o.iiee'
uullke al, other public men. above criticism
Noes che names Of a. the 60 : II once,
Trrion . ,..tt tl,at doth tins oar ts-s'tr iced
That he is -oWn 50 great
have re.erre 10 this liter, not lRly ID JUS
tee I, Your paper. bu- to npte ths fact that
there are s.veraI Dem cratic can Idites and
have b ea for years, who im7gine themselves
entitled t, the votes Of Republicans in this re-
giou, an have usually slcc.e lei ia getting
them. But since TIA. ny i drawing - a close,
hey cannot conceal their vexation and rage
IT scene u IA. that they 81 u!d b. sa Isle d
with their own party, AMI At least should not
com PLAIN If thew d. not get more Y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27
Political Speaking.

On Friday evening last, SANUiL GRAwF0Els,
Esq. the Democratic candidate for Attorney
General. addressed the citizens Of this pl.ce al
the Court House De opened his romark- Wits
very pathetic allusian la, former resiiesce
and nssociations IN his CITY; af'er which his
remarks were principally confined 10 notices Of
the candidates on the tgo tickets for State IS
ces. Az might have been expected he sps ke in
tho highcs, terms Of the nominees Of his own
party: aud his notices Of the candidates on tie
Republican ticket were f.r more favorable tina
is usually the case from political ,rpponeut.-
Jpca Gov Randall he was somewhat severe.
though about the hardest thing lie said of him
was that he was 4 renegade Democrat. Nr.
Noble he said a noble man and wauld make
a. excellent presiding officer in tie Senate, tai
,hnt be is a Know N"tling. lie complained
considerably OF Mr. Hastings safe Treasurer.
r<tteratiut sornc of The charges made against
him b. the Pat iot and alluded TO the Treas
urer'z refusal 10 pav tie claIias y himself
(Ipdee era fal!) for 7eryicee H. Judge fer le
had vacated the Office Mr. Van sleeuyfk K, tie
candidate Of the Republicans for BIZ ] Comp
tra,ler he considered a se~y good man. bat he
failed il h- atili-y 10 TAX lie English I!nglagc
So as to be understood by Bankers. Mr.. Har-
vcy an honorable man, ami woi.,d l3kc Il
good Secretary Of state. SIR. Hove Judge
Crawford oP9oaeat, lie cs-iIcr,j by Ia he
ts,t on tile ticket. aai Vie bcsi ti-at could
have been huHI IN Inc Republican party FOR
Attorney General NJ He's disg,.al. feat ions
fr statc Prison Commits tacr cons. ,:ed si-inc:-
pally IN the poverty Of his oppoucut, WHO Wa
represented worthy but very pao- man.
ST. Picsard VIA represented a5 q gentleman
and very good school Teacher. ho; - ilr iaielior
= Mr. Draper ia Ito qualifications necessary for
Superintendent 81 Public Instruction. as scarce
!! 70 adu.-t Of a comparison.
Judge Crawford expressed great sympathy
for Mr. Sterling 81 account ot his t..Iiin5 70 ge,
the nomination for state Treasurer and al
tempted to create a similar feeling il The minds
# his hearers. lie spoke in the highest terms
81 Mr. Sterling and has remarks were well -
ca.ted ~ all who arc acquainted with that
gentleman. A IS customary with Democratic
speakers ii Tie present day. Jod5c Crawford
eul eizrd tie CID Wing party in The highest
terms. ana rejected that the Democracy, n The
dissolution # that panty, LIST faernau vor-
thy 81 her steel
Judge Crawford urged Lis Democrats f.icn.'s
vote the stfah t ticket. avcr.ug ,hat De 7-o:ld
himself he bc-eu,thu ID be a. cred al tl,.
expense f he loss IT any other man on The
ti,ke;
"i,h these remarks We would gladly let
Judge Cravialj's speec: pass. hu; ttr some r.
'osal illusions that rere generally understood
as applying to this paper and Is Ei,tos. HI~
spithet~ 81 mean dlrsv low Scuyrill1us. sD. y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27

TIE NlaaaAee Are. eoa.arns the f,ll,u;.e-
Kaudsli = 4 lla.w N.,bin- B..u-as -, ~.
muse - ACNE '.eser 81 t.at ,sT-- and ou the.
me- iliHS 81 'i5s II. Republicans Convention III
1'.'.S'.'i' = hau@a. suggestion. q caucus of
ne er+eSateS was heid. q door Keeper vas an
.t..' 'a,- 2" ia9" allowed IS cater the cham
o>r unless lie caaid 4sre Tie lass Euox N..-t,sr-
pa word Know AorhiuZi>-4 e. control ~
tate Republican state Convention
l..7e are Pare G.brieaiious,-or 20 S,eas plain
English l.e~ out r .he whole clo,h We han
pe''ed 70 Is present az Tic Convention. aud knew
''a. '"e meeting OK caucus referred to above.
va 81 a9 BY 'Ae friend, Of Nj SouUaz, and
al .'ss'sas-las were invited to attend More
o.e-' i~o-taIsds OF the speeches made br he
ir'eais q At Souraz, No one was excluded
eA'- p some Of tue Black Democracy who were
so>las a-ouad fl i.ems
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27
Lilc an and Dogg'ay.

Abe LtNCoLN is following Dovg1ts close thro'
OHIO. ~ d, speech Al Cincinnati. he address.
Ell himself to lie Eca.-ckiaps present, N this
wise
Upon this subject at The raotlli...r cf r,,1g,~
opili7n. call yoar attention TO The tact-for \
"rit-s~' s.aiSavd tscl Il ls-,hgt the ia %. never
say .a'si Your Institution Of slavery is wrong +.
he He'cr says 1t = right, t. be sire. BAT lie re2
>1y> 4 = wrong lituglter1 There i NOT .
iUeiic uaa la iAe juItei Safes, I believe VII
5he exception % Senator Da44.a~. Who has not
az some i'ne or Other in Lis hfe declared his
epiHi"u }lt.i ilie thing IS either right or v-Ia
bui Senate. Doagias Hever declares Il Is yyr.,r.,
ne lea & himself AZ perfect liberty 10 take a
tAr :. ANA 80 1o3r favor which lie can poS>ibly
d., or Which he would be bIudereI from d,,.n,r
y he was 70 Jteclare the thing to be wrong
ON tae contrary lie takes al the chances fbaf
&c isas Ter IaNel- .ng Tire sentiment ef the North
opposed % s.si'esy. llta youg support by never
S'kiaE Z /, night Laughte-.l fhi> y6u ought
Il sci doNn 30 his credit TLau.hter1 Y.u
ought 10 give bitI full credit i,ir this rlucb H.
Tie though At be Ia Comparison "a The whole
which IL does for yoa.
We suppose the fact TO be tia; Mr. DoueLAs
has no conscience. slavery and freedom are
one AID t.e same to hiln or as he himself .av.
be dos Lot care whether 1t he voted IN or
voted down.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27
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Prepared by Cornelius I. Chees man, II D.


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tcotioo Mysteries fatigue, pain the back aud limbs,
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NOTICE.
There condition Qf the female system rAieh
tAs Piils be taken 5e;fhouf producing PECUL-
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N1NCT-t6e resAH, ISCIRRTdGE. SHch Is the ir-
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IL. y. HrTCHESGS.
General A gent for The United STATES
, . .- loo Chambers Street, Ne York
r. d. PGLFGRD. Agent. Mineral Point: Boiler Sp,i
y Co, Chicago; H. BIakesfs, ST f.oai. I4-y
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27
Si.;e Prison Commissioner.

! cores on.leat of tile Fl. Democrat. writ
lns ise'a t.aeine @io = VII acquainted rl,h
hAss q Hgg. ,bs Republican ozal.a.,e fsr he
above office. -,.s
Air. LEG has held sesc7sl Offices :. ,bi.,.....-
~ ai4 always l.eti Them .o th. St.5.fl.-.,, Il.
~ p 'f'ie- lie Informed ase few a.v, -5-.....
sh-t is sad written Mr. FIeck inviting linn IL
h'esf n" "a ihe stomp during tl.. canvass
'''aS tte'F N"r"s-ian hreihre-. aud ti4.t ne
:. E" (. "9aia ~e'epi the Invitation. hope
IN. 81. Il. 80 q .i'.a democracy Viii be
.''e s".t,tes- Nf. tie- ~itaAe Sic l,.raap Il
I '-a.it 'or business na-i.o~.-. sud ,i- Fr.-.isf
..i.isa a.i 50. 0t....a l.,a,.y. H. \, r. ~,
.-s'e tse ftrpuiatte..a pas-v Nj. 81
'o.- 1ss.te At7 .er.u :. oiice expires.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27


TUESDAY SEPT 27th, 1850.
The principal business q t- week 'i7 been in wheat
9'" ''otf ""'n DE ' i1s7l5 ''-'' % Ole to-day
tn' crop noes ""' N'h ""' - he''H as was anPp's ;
@ ' t''''9 -7 very SUPERIOR O''' are scarce az -
e. -'s-
Money continues ii rltf -, ,Is. Of
-.4-.. r.= .- 80 81 w
'-' =. - - '-'' ~ 'iie % .@- p VIE appear
nom 'N'''.7 '''"' IA ~" YORK Inc reverse Is true
l-ir Is 1eHS peculiar IN tli7 fact, that the region
win, e,.i-.f,.. H.. ,-, l,f-, in e. ,- Init. -
-l,a
''
NEW YORK
'''' 90 ~. ''s -'' SAYS
IONS mr.. s,s,. NJ = mr. - - ~ .'le11c
last week show, lt--- sf.Y-lIarI.- ,st'f ~
lallal--,..ft. tl, s.--i. n, s,.7l , f..I . 49,, -.
81 milton.
In Dry Goods tao IA 'leers have been the busiest
sl-'en for The m!orts are d,, little except thro'
le auction rnil Iaa sac lice submitted SO in prices
;ts J-en large tn< mast leave heavy loss Jooycrs
are ae-''r, and IRE retl5ns good profits
CfIT-,el ,f,ps-rr
we quote from tle "rtss and IrijxFc u Monday. as
follows:
l1,-- &. 1., .-, =: .,.... .e 81. -.....,
T. ' ' - '-'~' '-4"is'' 20 s''4-.iS "HsI-
vita i..-teetitiS, t}}} on: shipments l2l 2i5 bo
Opened ~ aa aiyanr but close wsIs t3d lower. Sales
were :-loe1g 5l No spring at l7e 1000 bu ut zoe ia
store; 'to'0 "a N' : Ia lots at '9c-
CORN-62aE3.
oATS-2Ss1-1..
BARLEY .-C1a53e,
EYE-5l45Ic.
BlTrER-FIsEia I2ll4~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27

Nor A. Coon A. ExPEcrED.-Th reshcrs tell
Us tilat that tAe wheat crop does lot turn out -
many bushels To the acre, hereaboU;s as had
been expected Fields which h4d been sup
i">ed would turn ont eighteen To twenty bush
els TO the acre only yield from twelve to fifteen
but they say that the graia is FIRST rate GRAFT
70. IiaHess
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27

IoEUHRTs. ONO, Sept. II.
The express train in lie c. f 4 T. r. Rail
it.'sd. which LEFT Cleveland 80 tlis morning
was thrown 81 The trick four miles North. hy
10y breaking 81 q flaasc Of one Of the wlee(-
Iue engineer and fireman were badly injured,
aud four pass ayers severely bruised, bat not
seriously
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27


The General Assembly at Bologna on the III !,
adopted resolution declaring that the people
# Bologna desire au annexation - Sardinia
Bol,gna viii illuminate IA honor Of the great
event.
The Assembly also authorized the President
to present an address to the Emperor Napoleon
and King Of Sardinia expressing lis sympathes
Tor Venctia, and offering 10 make peculiar sacri-
tees in her favor.
The Pope mad been attacked with fever, and
was forced 10 suspend all audience for several
days, He WIS, however, recovering
II * supposed that the PupGl army : not in a
condition 10 act against the forces Of Rcmagua
led by Gen. GarbaldI.
Several F.euch Journals have been prohibit
ed in Sardinia ia consequence of advocating the
separation Of savoy from Plcdu ont.
Il is asserted that the Papal troops continue
to threaten 4hc legations. From eight to nine
thousand troops with twelve pieces Of caHuou
We're assembled at Pesaro.
FRANCE
A letter from Paris says that the Qneeu Of
Spain had sent TO the VARIOUS Courts OF Europe
protest against the expulsion Of her cousin fron
Parma.
The arrival 81 the New Foundiaud nail at
Paris had Lroaght the announcement Of the foil
triumph of The French Admiralty over the En-
giisA ia the question about the fisheries.
ENGLAND.
Tie Great Eastern departed from the Thames
GA the morning IF The o1h, in presence of an i'm
meu.e cuucourse OF enthusiastic eople. Cap,
Couslock. late OF the steamer Baltic, on
Beard and took part in lhe management OF her.
Her Performance was admirable. aud she was
kept under perfect command as a river steamer
and Steers easy as a wager boat. Her engines
appeared capable OF starting or checking her mo-
ton almost by single motion OF the hasd.
The London Times SAYS that her pcstoIi lince
proves her TO be The fastest vessel in the world.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27
NOTICE.

I'iiE firm of Joseph Striugcr CO., having been dis
i solved, tile undersigned having the Books If the
firm, desires all IN teii debt 10 cali upon him for settle
men All persons cautioned acainst paving debt.
due tue Company any other person without ny
sent JAS. HOSKiNS.
August IS 1859. 33tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27

The next Academic Year of this Insfi luton viii con
mence Thursday, September LIST
For particulars apply TO
IS J. l.. PICKARD, Principal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27

in this Hty on the 22na inst by Rev. james lawson
Mr. Gzo E "EArHEEBT, OF sAullsburgh TO Miss ELLE,,
PEiEsrLEY, o. this City.
in tAe town a Wa.-"ck, on the nth inst By H. Moor
man, Esq Mr. w. THOMPSON, TO Miss HARnIEr Gor-,p.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27
pimples on the Face and skin Diseases.

Are generally caused 10y AnirnalcuI;e bur
rowed in the skin. DIR. Trask's Magnetic ONT
meut by is powerful and penetrating qualities,
destroys every vestIge Of them, restoring health
and beauty to the skin, wherever applied, re-
moving tan and frecklcs.
IxFLANED on SORE EYES
\. G. Cushing, of South Bend, Ind, says
The Magnetic Ointment Is the only remedy
in use here for H,Jlanod Eyes. The Auditor of
our county has 80 much faith in It's curative pow
crs in this disease that he not only highly re-
comments it, but offers to forfeit the amount
paid for it Ia each case, If il fails of cure"
FILES.
Piles, which are at this season of the year,
particularly troublesome, are cured at once by
Tasks Magnetic Ointment. apply it to the parts
affected and TO the small of he back
NERVOUS or SICK HEADACHE.
Apply the ointment freely to the forehead
and temples and back Of the neck, also to the
so'es of the feet and palms OF the hands. 1t viii
relieve the severest headache it thirty minutes.
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Read the following from the Hon Norris Norris form
erly Aa5itor Of the State Of Indiana
IyDiASAFoLIs Sept. ?, 1857.
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that you Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Pills ef
feedac, w.,s induced b. friend try them have
been using the Purifier for the last twelve months, aud
dnl the medicine fully equal to its recommeuda;i
So valuable ~ lis me, that dispense with
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yeas.
cheerfuIIy give this information for the benefit oil
those similarly affected.
Yours, truly,
MORRIS MORRIS.
See Advertisement.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27

- III Bass L.> beea rs-noaslas.ei .o-
oe'-t4ei. ~ -Ae kop1bi.eaas 81 - sacl...,..fs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27
LATEST FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL or THE ARABIA.

SkCKvILLE, Sept. 81
The dispatches received per the steamer Ara
bia, furnishes the Following items OF news
Tie steamer Great Eastern has left the river
THAMES anI proceeded TO sea on her trial uIP'
with entire safety. Her performances have been
satisfactory.
The sessions Of the Zurich Conference have
been suspended. The assen biies of Parma and
the Bomagua have definitely resolved Oh annex
tiou to Piedmont.
SPAIN
Aivices from GibraIter state that the Empe-
ror OF Morocco was dead also that serious
conflict had occurred on tbs Island of Centa. be-
tween tl.e SpaniaFtls and Moors. The troops
had been called oUt.
Accounts from Madrid state that Spain had
withdrawn ber consul from IouE;era, and dcci-
ded 10 demand satisfaction OF Alorocco Tor the
outrages II Ceula.
Propo : are pending in the National As
semhly q. Parma confirming FaiIua as dictator,
declaring the termination of the Bourbon dy-
nasty
Tie Madrid journals say that the Emperor Of
Morocco has denounced A. traitors the TIIiies
on the coast who IusUlied the Spanish flag, aud
promises to lrfiicI exemplary punishment on
them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27

IS Bear Was killed in Arena, weighing
over 400 pounds dressed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27

WILL sell any or all OF the following described lands
fair prices fof fourth cash, and te balance
"A credit of from TO five years time
c. {. WASHBCRN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27
AN | }
" AL a 8 Z e

THAN THE CHEAPEST.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27
BOOTS * suo s., COARSE Or FINE,
NEW LIQUOR STORE.

Corner OF High and Commerce Streets,
Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27

A1NGTrJG K ANDs
In Iowa County for Sale on Long Time.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27
afeeklp Grlbnae.

go ~ ! !" Ills 5I!ss' Eolroes AID raorai@Tohs-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27

'i'E nuIersi sned has in and is constantly re-
L ceising, from Importers aud Domestic Manuiactur
ers, the choicest D s.uls y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-27

. - loo Chambers Street, Ne Yor
r. D. PGLFGRD. Agent. Mineral Point: Boiler Smit
y '"-s oiiiet-'' IL 'LaheSlf, 81 t-cai lily
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-29
From tho Vermont Chronicle.

TuE EcovoMY OF TEMpERlNcE.--NTen are
apt to forget tho astonishing result of the
Temperance Reformation. Men now get drunk
and there waste and poverty AMI suffering
and crime from this source But not rs thirty
years ago. Tho whole aspect of this State
IN this respect has most remarkably changed.
correspondent Of the Repository furnish
os some particulars Of an investigation made
in Addison County in 1923 Tho work
was done hv students Of Middleburv College
in their Nay vacation. They went through
the county. or nearly, and inquired of every
merchant the amount of his liquor purchases
With the exception Of ono man, in Bridport.
they were well received, and shown the bills
ofpur 'hasa. But they took no account Of
what was purchased out of the county by
taycrns, (a large amount, thcn,) or of the
larger quantities procured Of dlstillers in the
county. The results estimated. in cash.
with the sales in the same county by Agents
under Prohibitory Law, are then given as
al