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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

Try this remarkable and most interesting sFdv- i
= composed OF the at1 juices 81 TIE Tc=
eTtul and The most soothing plants and roots in
eieri cail} combined 3na insulated in vel seasd glass
bottles. and charged b pgerful bsttTE- Tlus Te-
ssiHg IN addition n lis pToT In virf stEos
magnetic aud electric properties rruio pnet
snG emiue1tly quIzing and soothing i leevs< F-in
and inhar1zlon Al fwen fsF spHItec} re4f Kas
the st-aiEe4 musces sud giving lie 7no
1slity By it, fe-gITIug qualities. paris AIS
chronic or saninz complaints and s.
laying nervous pain. aeuTaEisl irritation and RENE
ing obs-rucfons l5ks AeaFu Inaeec 81 % HaFt area
- speak Of II -rus ~eu6eTfu E1eceInf @h rsiesna
Il ~ far superior all external reHv4ss N u
II applied IN season. Is unfailing eusst f@T -
Group -c~s throsl, nsl2tioR q he l1Ags y.
kidneys sh other organs rheUasilsza salA lFIls
ian- IL the and - 81 times cures hfif
headache neuralgia. scae. teeth ssr =
IN the face plzgFes erETiUFs "a 81 S4ne fis7'
bruised serzsuesl lEsA. tFazsu psrie- ai-
iasfeeut and ION n5zas <eREas- &C Se- -
hair the hald head AID pTrYtlt Ia
hair FROM falling
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively geo y
canal and dra1Eht horses tor gals seeea.,
and lame 1ess ard = 4 srs care, wneH aFPtt no. IN
che teeS horses. and the foot ri en sitsi- -
the prcp-setor> esk for fhei- Magnetic t's-1t =
trial. corfileHt that AL they claim Scr u eil
the letter. II tie nsi-bt1rlnot ~lieTf u =. .
utactuTei. many people buy d - fiis 4ua1i3 y
kept ami us-s 81 s1ulosz e7~rv iutAsa ant q ~
for the numerous T2ius aud aches ever iSAAit - -
~ a. "a f r~esF aTfu
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

Are generally caused by Anirnalculse our
roved il the skin Dr. Tasks Magnetic ONT
nsent by H. powerful and penetrating qualities.
destroys every ves-Ige Of Ihom, restoring healih
aud beauty 70 the skin, wherever applied, re-
moving tan and freckles-
IyELAlfEp OF soEE ETEs-
a c.. Cushing OF Soalh Bend, Ind, says
:. The Magnetic Ointment i the oaly remedy
ia use here for H.Renaaf E..sss- The Auditor Of
Cur county has - much faith in it. curative pow
80 n this disease that he not only highly re
canIaends i. but offers to forfeit the amount
paid for II IL each case, II II fails OF cure"
FILEs.
Piles, which are - this season Of the year.
particularly Troublesome. are cured At once BY
Trask'= Magnetic Ointment. apply It 10 Tie paris
affected and 10 tie small Of the back
NERVOUS OF SICK HEADACHE
Apply the ointment freely 70 the forehead
aud temples and hack Of the neck. also 10 the
sozS Of tue feet aad palms OF lie hands L VIII
relic * the seveFest heaIacle u thirty minutes.
Read advertisement in shls Pape-- [jy5-3ml
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

TaE Detroi. Advertiser safes that the wheat
crop in Michigan viii Be abundant i1o' ; n
standing the frusts and that the reports 81 *
eessIve damage which were Erst cI-cs i4led,
we're duly exaggerated
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

Coop AnvlcE-A Clerk IA the Land Dspar-
n'eai a ). Washington receBtiy wrote . letter 70
his father II Georgia. complaining tha, ,ba
o--. Is g ths several Departments are heavily
'N1'' RE 5Aelr salaries 80 raise fluids for the or
-aaiza5ia7 q an American PARTY. The old nan
'eTF seasltiy advised the son 10 Tesic.. -ather
than submit 70 he taxation.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

NUnDzREzs Loo>E--BroEn. who sh-t Carbart.
a. Piatievii.e. y - q tx months ago, aud WHO
escaped n PittsJurg Pa, bsoke jail from Skulls
burg, Lafayette Co. On Friday nIghs 81 las
week. He was rs snmpsnied by = man confined
for AZ attempt 20 Kill his wife Up 20 last ac-
caants neltaer bad heea captaEed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
The Mutual Lie insurance COMPANY
" 10 Sale " WLscoNs

AFE fsa a=sz-H-. - reaz Lifr. for the leHeas q.
i-l.- EFt-rtfe1 & f---a. zl.-. tatzl
rF--7 i1-t 10y aEi-- -rana f0aE HaeNgr- ts1th-
re i.5- l.ra-ar-f7 I. - flrelFsCr5 p
iAe Trer strlr RryteEE t --tl rs Life Insurance
r. t-ce ae1-f rrar-- tile isa II l.. -
-5srs- RI - tl=t 5t zu-r-n-s The er-
~ 81 SIS -..1E g 'tsaee reEr1eut t5rH D.
a...lsris1-- 20 Cszlzora-s be Co..
--~ @-1.s So ~ NE Lfs.a1e= E..-
ln tt- rar ans set II = certain Fiat 80
Flfrcnat e so11, ana ~ Etfv recarFz-tre 70 far
AEaa1 g'7 each it.e Insured e'll reie isss 70 lis
zFtg his sr-1sers th1a 20 rha artcsf- Ct &
same aH7o'Ht q. MONEY ia q Savings B-ak.
This 81 ErzrT l-ef nIsr1 5le saurslest rrf-rs-s
ana - -e>--4 20 zatEL t4lr i--st protection
Ele'1t-r= Ia-Ee -Eas ~ uasn~v paid Essse--i
tosrEat-~ annuity Insurance
better u~ A-rw tHsn there The sfSv the insured
7 j. u p aer rLat Hes-e5a urn vI5l hersre det7
interested ia building u ts Institution Que Ell -arir
st'ffl. Al.- -'iiae }ss worthy = bone support
Al lniTulaiI "u. 5pEeTI~r uish tsa - plfrztious -
Insurance 'HrEaA~1 talr1as.s t addressing
reta-y - tie home a1see IN Ns-Eaukee-
TRUSTEES.
s. : Da--ett, Hr- =. g. WoIcott Henri T. Ps-,,.-
lester =. htsfs, Nh u his luE. Nfsehel SfsevF-.
.-s.- lili-eE 4 4- ~earit-e. J. Alien Barrier.
T. i- lfati-l-al. j. g. Johnston /
n F--fl--ts A"uu a. stutceT. Charles p Lll-ley
EzEa A.iil-F o. AieNaraeF- >sE7rs-l Marshal
. = a-fl tia- Arl-fn E-serfEs- lanes bnauei'.
IL S-ott. HeEFy A. Nichols, TFaazsl NewI,sFf
= D. N=-t-- ~ * . IalEla- :. G Hall.
Jaha racket, Jahu r. Ilazntree Real y Ifx1er
SsiH-S NVii- ; g --.s1iafa-. D Z. WhiEacrs,
81. c Dazzling, 4. 6 EIilmzuns.
SAMJ FL s pAG6ETT. President.
DE = r. W5Lco-T, [fee Prest'.
A " kgLIaGss. Secretary.
G D NAs1, Treasurer
ALrx. WILSON, As~pt,
j. q 1o7TETT, FxHrlininE I'hysielan-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
>TRAYED.

T-guM he =atz=r5asr liv5aE aasur --l,=- s-.rs,-
l. trarz Min=rzl Paiur, oTnEa Ezr= Ee.r 80 -.
-5s- In -he Forehead sz--= 1zs- ga1- 40 s--Jz
ehl:- or Lhr oEE-r had lzsr - o. 800 -
Ies1. heavy bor. heavy ard r25l ana -uo vs.-e
u.1 Uza-re- aili Fzf1ru SAID 70 za q Ike 49,
Ezssi0n ~EsEe sEe Ray o found sszll -
ed - l. 1-zE-f>LET
JAY Il, lsss zs.f
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
LGm g E r

w CALL THE ATTENTION or PURCHASERS
W To large and wei assorted stock Of Lumber
Having IN gard facilities superior 30 auv for hand
ling are enabled 10 offer buyers Inducements ia
ef4ua8lcd 10 tnis market We load cars Of ali
RAILROADS II OUR YARD.
saving purchasers Carriage Sreala-e Breskaga and All
I1e ana loss contingent upon shipping from
Railroad ssPofs also securing purchasers reiasIx an
always Fh4t fhey a3y, quality and quantity. We are
prepared 10 Hii any ollito sell bg cargoss Or carloads
10 aoes aud ship crsoes and our friends ana dealers
gfei4Ly "ll End II object for the parcas
~ 1--8-1- LIZBER- L. TIES SBISsLEs- PiCEETs Posrs
SASH Doors and BLINDS, ans thing IN asy way con-
neete1 With the trade
LOOMS x LUDINGT0E
Empire slip, Beach st., North Of est
august > Is5s.--ul s. 18th 81, Chicago.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

d. Dor, d kansas aotor.e,v. who vas r.
Gently convicted in dehlnce Of the plaiaest r-5n-
ciple- Of law. Of eatciug away some slave. from
Missouri, has just escaped from the prison where
he vas confined. We Imagine il VIII be more
d.ffies-r 70 nab Lin than it j. 10 lsy hands On
the c7lorei cAattels who follow the North Star
IN pursuit IF freedom. What VII men not do
Tor liberty
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

4 GRaxD BALLOON RscE-Ar- L. Mountain
Ia. challenged Mr. John Wise 10 test their --re--
alive capacity. scientifically considered IL 3
-,ssl ,rsr from San Francisco % tie Atlantic
.eaboa-i with balloons
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

TIE Gaieaa Courier says that the 'sLunan
5loodaoapds7 who kidnapped the negroes in
Chicago. TO which " . referred IN oer last, cace
held ot4ce under Republican City Admins
tratieu- 80 much the move dizeracefa for them.
At trpe-bu, TINS i not exactly the case. The
Administration under which one Of them held
office vas that Of long John Wentworth, who
has recently sold himself 70 the Democratic par
IS, because b could l9t rule and rain the Re-
pub.ea0 party. The other held office under
Mayor Boone, who was not elected as Repub-
licaa. Taey VII undoubtedly yo,e the Demo
cratic ticke, uezt time
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
Stay COLT.

CANS into he @uezosA-s q rE@ sa5zei- z---- . q,
I t5zr1eB (f-lFe- II me ts7E1 % L5zz-. zlsz-
-TIe- cara searlznr G~tt- Ia e --es-e5
- XII, prVvs pro rE, Psy eszE-ss take AIS zuar
Ez-1l-14lA Z 3 ST.
LINEN. jay i. Iss9- -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

AZ the re.f5snc= Of NJ. wu-- Settlers. July 2s:h b.
Rev Joseph Hsvett Nz- JAs-zs AVERY aud Miss Sam
sCrsEEs.
- zLe resisenee Of the 5rfssz father. the IIth
zi- by John P. rra-el, Esq, Nr, P-4Ea THozAs ard
bliss IE4a AyEzs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
TRY DE- TRIMS NiGNETEf 0tfsESf.

None genuine unlesS s5-r-i = fss,- - -.
See pamphlets contsiniuE fzti ar - - -
bottle aus circulars laft with SCENTS rrlse ~o tA'-
49, = s,rsf7 - t-,s- uss f5F las-e bottles
For sale by h p Fuito-'. sae 80 = -
= Az orders shraid p g $50 - I" = = 60
Co. Ezrivsfle. Ms.15stn Co.. y !
Sofs ~ 7, PYes-a and J. Il Vivian. Mineral Ioin.,
3 = Thcr,zS .-5 Wua A Bishop, Dc aEsyiiis i1eHyE
Eeb5 Linden Poser. LAPs Co.. FhLAa -.s.r,I Is
pads,ear Aro,=s saf L. NsSarine dealers Ee@s
ar,isrs should = lidresses u wrn MGszs - -
vile. Nl.--sez &c, y. I
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

- Attention Is called to ;be aaye-..z..,.,-,.
Of DuPuy IL Mitchell. proprie,ors Of the Ell,
''.aia EleTators, Chicaso. They are experienced
'--- -s'''-o'e 'neP- iEaasaetiag purely commits
7ioA business with every possible faciIitv-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

a arlington correspondent Of the :
Ir''''sle says Tue Sickles letter has produced
49, disgust there where the facts are known
are YET 10 Be made
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

Ok the 18Th inst. the Chicago Wills iasalshed
-four from new white wheat, the hr-t grinding
II new wheat n Chicago t1is sea=ou-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
. what f4ll vas there. rny County alea
Hard II ley.

The Chicago J7rsss and Tribune publishes the
letter Of CTEus Wooo,sAs Esq, which appeared
IN orr columns two weeks since, and remarks
a. fellows
M Woodmaa : no- 4 politician, and lis let
ter J. uut for oaucOlabe. " hat he writes. then.
5 nos 70 be d.sregarded. because he has made
paper money. enough II his Day to know jas;
what = Is worth.
Tie Duuleith Adrs1.izer thinks that money
which is good enough for tie people generally
sLo-II also satisfy The miners This may be 50,
but Il We wish 70 have money in circulation
which j. worth 100 ceuts 30 the dollar. II Is sur
right to say 20, and 20 take such measures = are
proper to secure that object. BY 50 doing We
work 10 injury 10 any one who prefers the float
lag rag currency. which can only be converted
lato gold At deal u trouble and expense. So
f-r there las been 30 difficulty 10 keeping Up the
supply Of metallic currency ard uutIl there i
great necessity for taking its paper representa-
tive, re trust our miners VIII heed the adgice
Of Nr. Woo1wsy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

= ne Oregon Legislature adjourned --;.t
y, e-'c'Lag niied stats Senator ia place #
DV!5.1on SAITH cause, dIsseusioas ar1ll-,- -,
majority democrats Gen. I,ape. aio-s IN
represent Oregon IN the Senate next s.S,ia,,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
Protection to Citizens.

T the TFi5sass vii read or former com
Inen.s-aad can understand PLAIN EHglish-ie
vii see that we back doTa-as much - C5eue--
a. Cas- does '-Il,t4ii.gsTaeer
Ezacsly THAT : what we wanted 10 know
And SOW 10 show The extent Of the backing
do~a under the pressure Of public oPin.an. re
quote from Gea. Cas-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

CaribaIdi has a son who ! a soldier EIth him,
ard fights ike lion b. his father SIDE his
voasg man i twenty-five years Old
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
xALIaRLE FAksI LaNn- FoR .AI.E.

THE suiEerr a7ers ~ st~ 90 she zscst Lz4a=ziI-
4 1=r-as, tte .allaeiu.s rziuaa : l41cs-
The F1ra1 IL THE Eva af El-easar sizss miles from
i51eTl s. saa1 ~ tsr i-l. Earu1. consisting trr
go ae 15 rery 5sIr Be a isin aaout oue 15le s-sta
san >sss lara stsa-- = ill 1e se-1 bo1r O. IN
smaller z1s-s- g. =ult purchasers
A--oI ~-1ty-t'Fc s-rs IA she Village - Dozzev5--
E-ie4 go -- ssl rls-s a T-ss4e PARIS,
ALsoIE & lIre sr lfrg =itusfs5 fsr- z Is
rosEu - the village 20 I.--9rsila. wh1t kasuc
re esr itsenz rzT- Eb1 Fr-1 vt3 BE- Il ia 4
astg OF sa l7s--s. - desired y Purchaser
T5e-e lau1- all v-4El ssar-es to s7-r--
riaae-1z aveeii-lt .f-aT vaf-e tsrts Eirn req
.l- -E.--- E- @2--lrs-iaa and z- emitting vs-a sas
Sa-l-z- 81. vster-
EHs-izs tsr sartierI -- ti-uIazs At Boscer5Ee. -
PHILIP EDDY
Uo5zer5Ite. : az PAS IsEe
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PLATTExILLE AtAnrMY

Tire rex 4.ssaie Y=ar 81 tais Institution v5I s.z
ule-e= on TA-i~zay- September Is.-
FO-T aJsicu.A-s af9.y 20
j. J.. PICEAED. Principal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

y We nave received TOO late for our pres.
ent Issue Vel written Communication from
! n, which Will appear IN our next.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

Tasrs coalition 81 the feraaIe sgsf,-r ,. ,,L,.s
the Ftis e9HHot Be taksz xitA0rt prazHcing PECUL-
lar RESULT. The 6. zdltan referred I, :. Pre-
N4NCI-fAe res9i MTSt 4RRE4GE SzeA Is IKE r.
resi<abte tendency Of tAe restore ser4al
fHetioHs to normal condition that erez TIE rsrofc
ttoe Possr Of nature eaaH0t resist #.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
Injurious Explicit directions, which should be read
company each box Price 81 Sent by mail on eaclos
ing 81 70 the General Agent.
- Sold by Druggist N every toHn in the United
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

L>rfer 70 2 Il CEerc, 6ztSl
JEEe IL, s--
81 1ar- IN slsse that i j.
II =rs-aa.- zaz- tlz Fr=1=l
government claims --I lsrz-g
5-- E-uM al natives q
France 10 I- r. esGn
i-L5a - zari-1iegigE--
Your u2-7- zilzl -Iol il tLis
country -5il not exempt vo1
r-5z1 INA caall1. SHOULD Tol
F1-zz-z-..y ger AR -lLt4l=r.
l. CA1S.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

-. - thursday last. the Telegraph cable scrnss
me 1.e lSs'ss'Pg' al Burlington. vas successfully
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
LaUTs ELLSWORTH, Pesilez-.
Nape-yIlle. july 22f. I-54

ATLANTIC IELEGaAPH--A new line will be
iaId next season, If found Necessary bat i j.
thoasbt thar the present one viii answer. bv
taxing up few miles near the eastern end and
replacing II by new. It Is positively stated
that large number OF messages were transmit
ted through it last year before it failed entirely.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

Atlantic MoyTHLr.-The August number Of
tins superior magazine Is received from the pub
fishers. Messrs- PHILLrrs, SAMPSON d TO. Boston
Contents are-The Dramatic Element in tie
Bible TIE Rias Fetter The End of All :,
BIRDS Of he Night: a Trap to Cuba Daniel
Gray The Minister'S Wooius Roba di Roma
Enee-al-us The Zouaves A. Psalm The
Professor a. the Break azt-Table The Its1,.,
" a Literary Notices. The yearly sabscrip-
..'a price Of he Atlantic Monthly : 81 clubs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
r. Il. HUTCHING@,
General Agent for the United Efate.

les Chambers Street View YORK
T. D. PULFC ID Agent Mineral Pcut. Boiler Smith
q Co. Chics-,; Il Bl=kssIr, ct. Louis IL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

tn Improvements made IN -3a preparation AZ Met
as give 70 the Tyr nlsn-Is8etI--i FouuE-g
sFrat re- utarl1 FOR durability The subscriber r-e
pared With Srs7ttg fHcrege1 aciiffss supply the
wants oE fne Trade Throughout the Bsst.
de via continue 20 s@su Is-e Slgckof Hog
& Cos 1sl tsCG5LEs celebrated
. = 7 - r 7 ~ y . y = 2 = = =
WEics- together with those of her maker sill be
furnished az NaHEfestzrers prtces-
He las. recently Hasis s-sngeaents with 2. R wzsz
81 <-E Iors- (iorasartg WELLS x sEa ana VIII here
after keep on hand a large stock 81 his
WOOD TYPE.
Tie best in the narEsf- Parties uf>hing % order largely
% Wood fEIe, v u furnished with Ar Wees Sgsci-
Book
Inks Of Superior quality always en- hand.
AN ElEGTR0TYPE FOUNDRY
J. connected vith the set and work Of This
Esn4 Is executes in 9 very superior manner
! u-a Specimen Book i ready Tor delivery and
VIII be sent % p4-tiss wishing % order.
a /. DODGE, Treastrer-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
TO MARRIED LADIES.

'r Cheeserars Pills invaluable asthey VIII bring
on he mon'ay period With regularity Ladies ho have
been disappointed in the use Of other pills can place the
osaos' confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing al that
they represent 70 Co.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

Letter - -zzs-lc17 'fisist<-
e ESFfsz. 6ats1 - -
IS1
The u1-sGFz f7rsiEus r
5sc0 mes lzsfara l--. --E- -
--i4loe 10 a5s native IT,
~ = severed IL xEeri-
=1ess & EzE political aEEts--
& broad and imp sable, ilEe
uz-a-ss him FROM his Ez-
tive ceuulry. lie = Eo more
rs-p1usz5 for Nalt - ia
say or 90. omit 20 sag or co.
zt - assuming h. E-E ca ?
zz-=-, -l4r Z be Raj been
corn Il the EE5-ss States
81. CzSS.
- Ff-.-a..a-r --s1r. H'.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
IMPORTANT To FEMALES.
DR.. ESEMAN PILLS
Preparsd by Cornelius I Cheesarnau III d

The combination Of ingredients IN these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice They are mild
IN their operation and certain in correcting all iregu-
larites Painful Mensruatons removing all obstrue-
tons whether from cold otherwise headache. pain 10
the side papitation Of the heart whites all nervous az
ieetons Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back limbs
&c, disturbed Sleep when arises from interruption oI
nat 4.ra
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

FOREIGN NEW S /!

IS stated II our last. Peace has been conela-
ded between tie conteading Powers, the terms
Frenel. EnaPeFor 70 The Empress.
TElEeFo. July llth.-A treaty II peace has
been siznef bs.weea the Emperor Of Aaseria
ard Tuvsed On the folluing basis
The italian c7t.federacv = 20 BE- under The
honorary Presidency q TIE Pope. The EDpe-
ror # Austria comedies his rIghl III Lombard
% The Emperor q the French, who transfer
tbes7 10 the King Of SsrsiIr1z TIE Enuerol
= ! ust-Ia preserves Feaice b-r Size vii f0rE
IL integral part q tie Italian Empire
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-03-02
THE WINDS.

The ancients believed that the winds issued
from cavern at the command of Jove. and
that they were under the control of four del
ties to whom the Phpnicians, Greeks and
others erected temples. We now, however,
know that wind is merely air in state OF mo-
ton, and that by waving the hand to and fro,
or blowing our breath, we may produce wind
on a small scale. When the air, at any par
ticular place, is heated by the direct action of
the SUMS rays or radiation, it rises because of
its lightness, and cold air from the surround
ing localities rushes in to fill its place. A
common door will illustrate this; if we par
TALLY open the door of a warm room and hold
a light near the top. the flame will be blown
outwards by the heated air escaping; and If
we hold the light near the bottom, the flame
will be blown inwards by the cold air that is
rushing in TO supply the place OF the heated
air that has escaped. In particular parts of
the tropical regions, where the air becomes
highly heated by the sun, there is constant
rushing of air to these points, from east to
west and this causes the trade ,cinds, so called
because taken advantage of 10y merchantmen
on the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. They blow
in the same direction for months together.
This local action of the sun on vast areas OF
land and water produces several other impor-
tant winds, such as the mons0Oas, which blow
from the south to the north, being trade winds
turned round by the heat of land lying within
the tropics; the simeon is burning blast that
rushes over the Arabian deserts, carrying on
its wings fine sand, and destroying all that
venture TO oppose its power. The hGrmattan
is cold dry wind frequent in Africa and is
nearly as dangerous as the simoons. The ST.
rocco visits Italy, with hot, moist and relax
ing blast from the African shoi es of the Medi-
terranean and arhiriwinds and fo"nadoes are
common to all climates, but most destructive
in hot ones. Notwithstanding the seemingly ly
terrible nature of these winds, they, with the
milder ones, have important parts to play il
the great economy of nature, in dispensing the
clouds over the surface of the earth, and puri
fying the atmosphere from noxious vapors ant
effiuvia; they also disperse the seeds ofplants
and, as aids to civilization, impsl ships acros
the seas. and move machinery.