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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
European News.
arnling.

Sr. JOINS. n. B. April &c
The Circassian brings the following news:
Lord Canning gets an Earldom.
Parliament would be dissolved about the 2Ist
Judge Halliburton had been knighted
Commissioner Reed had arrived in London
from China.
The asked-for Russian lean had reached Lon
don The papers throw cold water on it.
SPAlS.-The Spanish Congress had impeached
e1-miniSter Colantes, and he was prisoner
The American ship Reindeer had been lost
on the coast of Manila She was bound 10 San
Francisco. Crew Saved.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO GALWAY.
LIVERPOOL, April $50 A. NJ.
The political situation IS unchanged, and the
negotiations for the Congress were progressing
bat very slowly.
Several political prisoners in Prussia have
been liberated. There Is, however, nc general
amnesty.
The French Squadron has sailed for the Med
terranean.
The Paris Bourse closed firm on Saturday al
6, +. 80.
There Is rumor of a contemplated Prussiai
loan Tor military eyentualities.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
NOTICE.

n Office is hereby given that the Sub
= scribers viii sell NJ Public motion in accordance
With tn provisions of the Revised Statutes on Satur
DAY the 10Th day Of June next their Warehouse in the
cry OF Mineral Point, at O'Clock F. NJ three Boxes
and one Chest, marked, % William Beasnackr which
goods have een stored BY FOR than one wear and
VIII De sold TO pay for storage and charges.
HUGHES & DICKINSON.
Mineral Point, May Sd, ls59 Owls
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
s,ckLrs AoQu1rrrD.-As was anticipated. the

S,cKLEs ACQUITrED--As was anticipated, the
trial Of DANIEL Z. SIcKLEs for the murder of p.
BARTON KEY, has resulted in verdict Of acquit-
tai The high crime of adultery, of which Mr.
KEY undoubtedly guilty, was considered
By the jury sufficient provocation 70 justify
Mr. SicKLEs in taking his life We have but
little sympathy for man guilty Mr. Key
of outrageous offence against the laws OF
his country, yet we cannot think Mr.. SioKLEs
guiltiess in visiting upon him in SO summary a
manner, a punishment so severe. We look up
on Mr. SIcKLEs himself. as one by no means
free from the charge from the guilt, OF the
KEY, aud if after sufficient time for reflection
after a knowledge of his wife's Inconsistency had
become known to him. lie Is to be justified in
seeking redress in the blood Of the spoiler OF
his domestic happiness, would not the husband
Of the unhappy victim Of his own lusts be
equally justifable in numbering him with those
who have paid the forfeiture Of similar offences
with their lives?
If the acqui;ial Of SIcKLE. has tendency tC
lessen the frequency of the crime of adultery
some good will be accomplished; though We
hardly suppose that such will be the case
But very few people who commit offences against
the laws of the land, do with the expectation
Of being detected, and we have no doubt had
Mr. KEY believed the law against adultery would
have been fully executed in his case, it would
have had quite as powerful az influence over
his acts as the belief that Mr. SroKLEs would
have taken the law in his hands, as lie did
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
l. \ \ ID AGEN CY
q 10 tract O "cc.

The undersigned have opened set OF Books which
give con plee and reliable history every Of land
IN Iowa county, embracing Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages
Judgments, DEGREES and all matters Record affecting
;lIc same.
they N furnish abstracts, attend the perfection OF
Titles the purchase and sale of Lans pay mont of
TaNes collection al Rents, drafting Of Deeds and
other Instruments and Will money and collect in
crest Tor those desiring TO invest.
ONCE up stairs in john Ross stone building on
pefite the Eagle >aluon, High STREET. Mineral Poi,,
Nis WlI T HENRY
IStf IN-rr- ttu,N-pv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03
OCEAN TRANSIT COMPANY.

EDWARDS, LOCKWOOD < Co. Proprietors. oa5cesip
New York AZ Il broadway ami CatIsm Square New
York.
Parcels and Packages Forwarded England Wales,
scotland, ireland and IL, Continent Europe Small
Parcels to Great Britain Ireland delivered at tAeir
destination.
Drafts i'll 10 suit from 81 Sterling upward
GEO. W. COBB, Agt., Mineral Point
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
IACHAN@E IN London for sale ia Of 81 Ster-
IIipg and upwards.
GEO W. COBB
Office Stone Ware nouse, near r. L. DEPOT
Dated April 9th. IL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-03

r. D. PULFoRD, Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler Srni :.
Co, Chicago; II. Blakesly, st. Louis. l4-y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-30
Perhaps Of all female occupations, that Of
THE FACTORY GIRL

Ia liable TO the most distressing symptoms especiall
when the ventilation Of the workroom perfect Standn
position monoonous employment and floating particles con-
tnualy drawn into the air all combine 10
Railways REMEDIES even the factory gri NAV bid d. de-
nance TO death and the docors-oherwise formidable
partnership to fight
For the present draw TO close But dozen
not follow that all occupations should be abandoned wherein
people subjected acid fumes poisonous materials r
atng particles intense heat changes weather az
posture and the facilitating effects Of stationary constrained
positions With ordinary prudence door exercise and
the use when Indicated by symptoms of Radways
remedies their lives not only be saved systems
RELIEF and REGULATING PILLS will be found all sum
prevent or cure except in chronic
whcn me me system has been prostrated and there
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENT will speedily re
restore the system to perfect health
In truth the Ready be kept constantly on hand ana
used at ne outset Of every attack according directions
rous effects have named and the great
shield OF those who otherwise would be by disease
and death. = s
50 many since Railways Remedies have been
pathological science upon which they itself conpa-
ratively The principles Of their action are as Old,
as humanity ITSELF but 1t remained for modern science TO
develope and apply them How successfully this has been
Remedies show The sovereign Of these bess-
ngs to the sick and suffering is ndispuabe they in he-
selves the entire vegetable matera medical they
rapidly supersedng all the inert poisonous drugs whose
use and abuse has done SO much TO bring
death into the world. and all our wo.n
The price of Railways Remedies places them within The
reach OF every human benghe Ready Relief sold for ID
cents 80 cents and 81 boe Railways Pulls Is cents per
box; Resolvent 81 a bottle. -
RAILWAY Co. Physicians and Chemists q John street.
New York, - ~S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-30

There is particular change in the money market
day. Capitalists and banks showing decided unwil
ngness to buy long paper But short notes at or
Sbe lately established rates On call the supply of money
is larger than the demand. The exchange market
FOR Saturdays has hardly opened yet Prices
appear thus far pretty steady The gold SHIPMENT which
viii be large, be reliably estimated before to
There was fair amount Of activity in stocks to day
Both parties seemed at the first board willing to
operate than fer some time past The market opened
pretty strong but yielded to the offerings of the sellers
for fall and closed fraction lower; between the boards
dull in the afternoon stocks shade lower,
and the market inactive. There quite ami
mated contest Galena, Rock Island and Toledo, which
selling about three per cent below the price lately
surrent Pacific Mail also active, and advanced
liz per cent with moderate sales many the purchases
appear be for delivery old contracts the stock
very New York Central active, usual,
the price of yesterday Other stocks neglected
Appearances favor the belief that very slight further
decline, few days inaction would probably
prove the precursor of fresh speculative turn At the
close the following the last quotatons-vrgna 6s,
S44 n Missouri IS, s3% 81; Canton, II 4 Z; Cum
serland IL X New York Central, sl1z 81 Erie 4ss
s. Harlem 81 & do preferred, 36a al Hudson, 34a&
IS; Reading, Az y; Michigan Central, AK 45
Michigan Southern, u; do. guaranteed, % ls Pan
anna III " Illinois Central 66a< 81; Galena and Chi
sago 73a1 "a, Cleveland and Toledo, 221 "a Chicago
Rock Island 66} 67 Illinois Central bonds, SO Il;
Pacific Mail, sozs 81.
Messrs Duncan Sherman Il Co. paying the interest
OF the bonds of the San Francisco Water Works.
By advertisement published elsewhere, holders Of
bonds of the Terre Haute and Alton and Beleville and
nlnostown Railroad Company are requested to send
their address to Robert Bayard Chairman of Committee
Of Bondholders, 40 Wall street
Eastern exchange at the West shows signs Of working
nationally One of the Chicago banks has agreed to
furnish exchange four weeks at per cent premium.
AT Cincinnati, sight exchange New York is only worth
q premium. With grain moving forward at the rate
ported in the papers, it is impossible that the present
rates of exchange maintained The following from
the Chicago Democrat will show the movement of produce
eastward
The tables will show the receipts this port
the past week. with the of supply and the ship
nents for the same time
RECEIPTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN FOR WEEK ENDING SEP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-30
Telegraph Marine Report.

HIGHLANDS, Sept %, sunseTwo ships coming over the
bar. ship and two barks outside the bar Wind light
weather cloudy
SANDY HOOK, Sept o. sunse-The clipper ship Success
going out the bar. Wind Il; weather cloudy
Miscellaneous.
See port arrivals
SHIP OCEAN QUEEr-Boson Sept 29The ship Queen
which sailed hence yesterday for Charleston ashore last
night Point Provncctown. No further particulars
later despatch she has got gone into Pro
vincetown.
SHIP LADoGA agoa, misprined yesterday Pearce
from Bassen for Falmouth r. put into 81 Helena Aug
ing experienced hurricane off Cape Good Hope and lost
sails spars &c thrown her beam ends for
hours Threw $50 bags rice, her cargo having shifted
SUR GIN PARKHIrr, Pike Charleston from Liverpool
while going port through the Beach Chanre the wind died
away and left the ship entirely becamed when she became
and drfted ashore the beach of Sulgans
Island. About pm day she assisted oil by the
steamers Aid and Charleston aud lowed by them 10 the city
sHr MARcElLrs, Hale at Boston from Singapore, WIS In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-30

Total amount of Indebtedness. ........... $3O6 500
The August receiptsHof the Covington and Lexington
Railroad s ,OoO being of some IS 900
the period last year, when the receipts regard
ed extraordinary Thus far during the present month
the earnings have exceeded those Of September 1853,
when the total amounted SAT ooo The Cincinnati
Enquirer Of September "a says
No definite plan has yet been fixed upon by parties in
interest regard the sale Of the road which take
place the 9th of next month Tho stockholders Of
Bourbon and Harrison counties willing raise $780,
GOO, 81 900 900 if necessary, in accordance with the
provisions of the decree of SALE with which make the
purchase but they at loss with whom treat for
the bonds Two three Of the largest stockholders
seem to be figuring for their own bonds apparently with
out any concert Of action but suspected 10 be work
arrangement for the sale hesing what
TO take.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-30

FHnGH1s.-Rates continued to rule firm, but engage
ments light To Liverpool 800 boxes cheese
gagged at 40 10 tons sperm oil at 40s $50 bales Of
at 14d. 932d., and 80 do uncompressed by clipper
Dreadnought, at 6-l6d. To London 500 bbls oil were
taken at 25s and 40 bales bark at 40s., by weight To
Antwerp 500 bbs ashes engaged at 20s. To Ham
burg 500 bags seed taken at I'd aud 200 bbls
at &c. Two schooners loaded with flour for Bangor
at 19c., and one for Portland at 15c per Dbl
FEH-Dry cod continued firm, with sales of some 200
quntals st. Georges Bank, toarrive at 81 e21 "a TO-
Mackere with moderate receipts were nrmer with sales
for future delivery and the spot at SIC SIC Is for
No. $l4 $14 rs for No q and large No at 30 IS
50 &c. Smoked herrings also better with free sales
30c. for new and 35c for scaled and DOC 22c for
No Picked herring have been active at SO II SO so,
and lot of Halifax salmon have been sold within day
or two at $15 81.
HAY-The market steady, with sales Of about GOO
500 bales at CSC a 70c.
Iron quiet and sales Of Scotch pig limited at so SO
s23 So and for small prime lots from yard at $24
IIsE-Sales Of 500 900 bbs were reported at CSC
for common, and at csc for lump Rockland.
MoiAssEs.-A sale Of SO bhds Cuba muscovado
made az 241ac, 43 bbls do do at &c. &c., and rs
hhds. clayed at &c.
NAVAL STORES quiet while prices we're steady
spirits tnTpentiDe at Al &c 4Sc. Rosn unchanged,
and sales were limited.
ons-Iinseed continued in fair request at SIC. Crude
whae and sperm were firm and in steady demand, and
ialr sales We're making at full prices. sale Of dark
ooo opis was reported at 45c. cash, and small lot
30 bbls sperm, at 81 as cash.
PRoyR1oys-pork-The market vas beavv and irreyu
ar WINE ihe saies embraced about 900 bbls including
mess at sl5 81 $l5 3d. thin at $l4 IT, and prime
at $40 SO $40 u.s. Beef Inactive and sales confined
about 25 bbls at old prices Beef hams were held at
s14 S17 Cut meats steady with sales Of 40 bbds
including shoulders at 71sc &C., hams at &C. lard
held with more frmness, and sales Of 400 500 bbs
and tieTccs we're made at 10kc. 1lac.
RICE quiet and sales limited at 31sc. &C.
SEED-A sale Of Pennsylvania clover was reported nj
&C. timothy heavy and dragged and sales light Lin
seed was in fair demand with last sales made OF Calcutta
at 81 IS, cash.
Strs-Salcs OF 600 mats Of cassia made at &c
SUSAsThe market active, and closed at &c. per
Id. advance The sales embraced 1000 hhds Cuba mus
covado vhir he range Of SIC. $780, including 100
Porto Rico at 69c. &C.. and $50 boxes, 800 OF whch
we at &c. a 6Mc.
wHsKYsales # 300 bbls. were made at 261sc, &c.
chiefly AZ 2Tc. per gallon.
CHgoKY--A sale of 70 casks was made at 51lc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-30
TYPE FOUNDERS, PEwTERERs, PAINTERS, PLUME
ERS AND GLAZIERS AND WORKERS IN LEAD
MANUFACTURERS OR SHOT TOWERS
COACH PAINTERS,

Or those who much vermllion will have tendency
diarhaa for unlike copper this shows its effects the
small intesnes bladder urinary passages VIII be
seriously affected sometimes merely producing painful a
on others bloody high coored urine The regu
atng pill and resolven must mainly relied on and Inc
parties should go to work empty stomach For
the painful symptoms the Ready Relief vii be necessary
and win by means belle lis should be used inter
nay and externally In painters collie the Regulating Ps
should be used to produce free evacuation, and afterwards
more keep up regular action and from the
perry tea gum The diet should be light chiefly
beef beef soup chicken BROTH from which the fat
has skmmed paralysis the persistent Regu
ang Pnls with the Ready Relief well and steadily rubbed
per day. and generous but digesuble diet win
II all external application the palm Of the hand the
best thing TO rub with and female hand from It's sofness
should be preferred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-30
BUTCHERS

occasionally have life limb endangered by scratch or
from knife which has been used in dressing opening
animal too long killed. Swelling of the part itching and
iargement Of he neighborng glands (kernels) follow
wound should be washed and bread poultce mot bread
milky, mostoned with some drops of Ready Relief empl
The swelling should be bahed with the Relief and the
lang Pills used until the violence Of the symptoms
abated may well be mentioned here that the
really good pouluce Is little understood Stale bread Oh
be rubbed into fine crumb, and pacedn soup plate
saucer over which water, while boiling, be poured
similar plate or saucer s now to be placed over this the
grasped firmly and held up sideways, that the water
drain out The wet crumb Ia to be rubbed into
consstence with spoon, placed at and applied
to the part the patient will bear bo
gins TO harden around the edges fresh should be subs
tuted thus kept up That
the true ponce which be mcdcated by the Relief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-30
UoPPERsMITHs, BRASS FOUNDERS BRAzIERs AND
PINMAKERS

From their manipulation Of copper and It's compounds take
their system either the npalpabe dust OF IT'D oxides
salts their fumes The result copper disease whose
symptoms less In violence sometimes Creep
slowly along until the system Ia utterly destroyed else
opening to apparent Diseases The victim
the copper disease notices. perhaps isng the morning
slightly acrid taste In the mouth slight construction OF the
throat the tongue dry and parched and sometimes sickness
the stomach He thinks he has caught cold and probably takes
fore. At times there attack OF collie. II dysentary
at al epidemic he liable W be attacked and his torna
enesmus the doctors call them namely his pain In the
bowels and disposition 70 STOOL are exceedingly violent
Often thirst which he cannOt account for, dstend
ed abdomen, black stools, sl0htly streaked with
blood. an undehnable anxiety. is the commencing
accompanied BY of the symptoms previously
rated headache the close Of work. during the day
quite common. preventive Of these would be the Of
which checks the the lungs stomach Of
the dust or and gloves 70 keep from the Of the
skin gsnerous diet should b used the bowels kept open
by moderate doses Of Railways Regulating Pills. dose should
be taken the Morning and evening OF Roadway Ready Relief
and the Of Radways Renovaing Resoivent
until the system is rid Of the poison.
TYPE FOUNDERS, PEwTERERs, PAINTERS PLUMB
ERS AND GLAZIERS, AND WORKERS IN LEAD
MANUFACTURES OR SHOT TOWERS
exposed TO the lead disease This like the copper disease
produce series Of nsdous but scarcely noticed symp
TOMS ending sometimes In paralysis more especially with
painters and white lead Makers In what generally called
more particularly at rising sugary and slightly asrngent
aste construction Of the wndpipe pain and nneasness
region of the stomach and occasionally nausea followed
times by vomiting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-30
OVERS AND CALICO PRINTERS.

liable to several symptoms. Those who
rate Of tin sometimes perceive ees in their systems They
observe ausere taste in their mouth which apt to
into well defined metallic one, together with nausea espe
ciay after rising from meal Their pulse small
hard and beats frequently than natural One
symptom frequency Of stools noiarrhea, for during
some menhs this may be unattended By pain and the
and extremies Ia less common but dangerous
TOM for unless promptly met be followed paralysis
the attacked The in this is
the copper disease vzRadways Ready Relief Regulating
Pills Resolyent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-30
BAKERS,

from the of the acid OF fermentation the skin Of their
hands The constant exclusion air from the
by The four subject to troublesome itch For this hs Re
novating Resolvent remedy the Relief diluted
and applied wash, VIII aid in eiecng desired end
mental labor forms part are not only product Of din
stance VI le BRAIN whose approach may be void BY neuralgia,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-30
BASKETMAKERs, BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
AND TAILORS,

from their sedenary habits subject 70 piles snema y-
pennies ccsiveness hypocondra diabetes 81 vus dance
body Tend that appoplexy consumption and
lung disease The treatment Of these under
summary and efectual For hypocondria the READY RE-
LIEF and PILLS for dropsy and 81 Vitus dance the REGU-
LATINO PILLS and RESCLvENT and for amenia all three
Of the remedies The treatment Of other affections have
already Indicated
The complaints Of females engaged at various occupations
are somewhat different from males consequence their
culiary Of organization II Is that those who lead
dentsr M or are occupied pursuits which require them to
stand lean their aber subject similar
with those Of the opposite In like occupaona
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s22, 1877 379 49, and the balances 81 1885, 742 o.
The Independent Of to-day reports as 70
The great reduction In the prices Of foreign gaols nv
forced sales at auction have brought large parcels OF
able goods within the reach Of OF limited
Large amounts Of French and German goods have thus
been sold and there has been demand created by
reduction Inferior goods suffer ia consequence. Domas
tic fabrics in fair but rather less active demand. Cot
ton staple goods are rather steady in prices The
demand for prints is declining rapidly Deaines
good request, and are decidedly active than any
other description Of goods. Prices steady Shawls
move more Freely Fancy cassneres OF desirable styles
are active and nrm, but inferior qualities are on the de-
Cline. The supply Of all goods foreign or domestic Is
generally far beyond the wants-though arge--of the
community and prices consequently under such circum
stances and the advanced season. have not and cannot
have any upward tendency The sacrifice on goods sold
at auction has been very great of this obbers have taken
advantage aud the public have the benefit.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 25th says
Money continues in good demand and rates or intercs,
are firm at 10 IL per cent with full supply of nc.
eSabe paper at the regular discount houses but only
moderate offerings OF first class names in outside circles
The market for Eastern exchange rather inactive
20 day compared with last weeks business this ID
attrnted to the dnness peculiar the first business
day Of the week. Rates maintained at a premium
pnring and n premium selling.
II first meeting of the creditors of Phillips Sampson
Co. was held q. Boston yesterday, and claims were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-30


brands were active and in good demand with sales of
5000 bbls closing within the range Of the above figures
Rye flour and corn meal steady with moderate sales
at the above quotations. Whcat-The market unset
tied for common and medium grades, while prime
frmer. The GALES embraced about s. 900 bushels in
Guiding fancy lot of % bushels Kentucky seed wheat
at 81 Co. white Southern at 81 IS 81 49, white Western
at 81 25 81 IS, amber coored do. at 81 Is, amber
coored Southern at 81 90 Iowa spring at 81 03 81 o5
Ohio at 81 49, and good white Canadian at 81 25 Corn
frmer for yellow The sales embraced about 5000
bushels, including Western mixed at SOC. and Southern
yellow al 92sc Rye-Sales OF 400 bushels made
at Sc Barley steady with sales Of 800 bushels
Canada West at SAC Oats were in fair demand and pre-
vious prices sustained.
CoFFrE--The market was steady, but somewhat in
allegiance, account Of auction advertised to off
next week. Sales of $50 mats of Java made at
1514c., and 80 do Jamaica at 1870
COTTON was unchanged while the sales embraced about
600 bales closing at the following range Of quotations.
N Aas ATIoN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-30
FEATHER DREssERs, MILLINERs, PAPER FOLDERS,
PAPER BOX MAKERS MATCH DIPPERS
SEAMSTRESSES, AND THE LIKE,

are liable cosveness piles and debility But what
they have most dread Is the arrangement OF those
which nature has wisely given them for their health and
fort They particularly liable hystera obsruced palm
full irregular whites kidney wesknsss
debility swimming of the head Inflammation Of the oyarea
and womb dsease for all of which the READY RELIEF and
REGULATING PILLS are confidently prescribed subeo1
70 chorosis 70 be removed by the Of the RESOLvENT -
addition to the other two remedies named.