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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.


SO Main street, Worcester, Mass,
Where nc VIII continue, heretofore consult with
INC ancted OF either sex, personally or by letter Dir
HILL considers it surpcruous to alde TO the universe
success which has attended his practice since he esab
1shed an office In Worcester
The Doctor has arranged his offices that no
comes IN contact with another lie has great pleasure in
informing thc aircr portion of the readers of this adver-
sene tnat he mas recently got possession of highly
popular European remedy for female complaints If Ia
from inc original recipe of the late distinguished phvs
c sir WIN James of London. The title of this nyolu-
hDlc remedy Is Sir William James Uterine Cnholicnl
or the Ladies' Secret Friend" II will be found n crr
ln remedy ana warranted not 10 fail IN the immediate
removal OF stCppages of the monthly eancnia whites
anu iallng OF the womb. Married ladies' whose health
VII not admit of increase of family will ind il n GER
thn preventive, nut at the time Il is necessary Ia
caution those that are eRceHte that il they use IL mis-
argc Is sure 10 be the result 1t Is PERFECTLY harmless
III oter respects This Invaluable Remedy viii he sen
rS S. any ,vaere With advice, on receipt of S.
Inc nlt OF tL,s advertisement wifi prevent DIR HIM
" uong 70 me mav advantages patients are placed
uu, py consulting him. anu u conclusion he would adj
no skill attention or experience VII be wanting on lis
pa ~ treating successfully the most obstinate cnses ~
sphlls gnnOrhna glcct, impOtcncy, se-abso and OH
CT complaints Of this formidable class $3.50 ~"
friendly advice he tenders 10 NH STRANGERS NJ ,o M
~ @ tat upon the first appr ach Of Infection to apply
w. vnee 10 mr. by adopting this plan the greater ,lin
'utS as "Noneu III eilectng speedy and sure cure
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H. ,ouen nowerlnl they will not mure In the lcas
nsas any W c sdrS e gGoye menoed Diseases without
pc medicines YOU can rely upon thorioh "mra h.eoi
OILS 49, N"P ntilsD Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

N o. SSS broadway, New York.
THIS DELICIOUS TONIC especially designed for the
use OF the MEDICAL PROFESSION and the FAMILY pos
sesSes those intrinsic medicinal properties CTonic and
Diuretc) which belong TO OLD and PURE GIN The
business OF manufacturing spurious gins and offering
them as beverages under the titles Aromatic Cor
dial, Medicated, etc, has become so common that
the public are justly suspicious nearly everything that
is offered under similar FORMS the trade has thus been
brought into dsrepute 1t remained for our house
established in l77 to supply the pressing popular need
and to inaugurate the history of the trade
we trust that our established reputaton-ounded upon
eighty years of indicates our
claim to public confidence.
B-A comparison of "Bininger's Old London Dock
yin WIN others bearing similar Names will establish
Is superiority, and make other CAUTION unnecessary
Put up in Quart Bottles cases of one and two dozen
eae' ana SOLD throughout the world by Druggists, Gro
- w Druggists and Dealers supplied with WINES and
bkANDlEs direct from United States bonded warehouses
For sale In Worcester by NJ b. GREEN 4 CO., and
1AEs GhEEN, III Main street, and all prominent drug
So ueOp5m au2
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000lants.
4oston embellishments.

fl THE ONLY POSITIVE
EiSAas9{ l2o6S>s,a LY FIRE PROOF SAFE in the
MlEkAAAlL All world.
tJ-Ir=i $Sao.sg When the contents of safes de-
EfH1-Efi pAta III stroyed, they invariably burned
fEE71E5l--l X by heat being conducted to them and
e=zz=sA I'M the inside wood casing, through the
t,7z-x-1l 1z@4 door and doorway, by iron bolts and
plates forming and fastening the iron
box to the outside iron plate of the door, and Joining M
recy on TO the inside wood CASING thus forming con-
nuous conductor OF the best heat conducting material
from the outside directly upon the inside wood CASING
and contents OF the safe.
- al SAFES SdUe ours are thus buiH.
S4y ETdline ycUr SAFE door.
The Marand Patent Safe is constructed entire
ly cut off all communication OF heat to this part by so
constructing the door and the doorway soap stone
or other non-condueting material to have iron
bolts running through the door iron plate around
the doorway, nor any connections from the
inner part of the safe thereby keeping the interior and
contents of the safe eectuay protected from all heat
that can be applied the door, any other portion of
the safe.
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
~ School street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass
Samples seen at stores of Bush Co.. FITCH 81 OTIS,
G, II. HARVEY, HIRAM FRENCH, and at c. FOSTER a.
O.S, Agents. 222 Main street diff d3I
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Metu ]gork advertisements.
1T is NOT A DYE.

may be used freely water, and is the beau
tlul Dressing for the Hair now in use.
Thousands in different parts of the Union have testified
TO its wonderful virtues and all who have used it join
their praise oft
Sold by respectable Druggists and Dealers throughout
the country. Address orders
JOSEPH W. HAYES, BROOKLYN N Y,
Jazz or Charles Clarke. sole agent in Worcester.
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A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. III. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.

n
QArE AGENT OF U. s. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON
"a STATE o uSP9s THE k at Of SSI posro
After an extensive practice upwards of twenty wears
continues to Patents in the United States also in
Yeats Specifications Bonds Assignments, and ali Papers
or Drawings for Patents on liberal terms and
eign works, to determine the validity utility of Pa
tents or Inventions, and legal other advice rendered
~ al matters touching the same Copies Of the claims
q any Patent furnished by rcmttng One Dollar AS
slgnments recorded at Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in New England but
through have advantages for securing Patents
co Dy not UNNECESSARILY superior any which
Offered them elsewhere Np The below given
TEN I 9PFIGE than the subscribers and SUCCESS
- ISyI The BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABIL,
lieve and can prove, that other office OF the kind
are the charges for professional services moderate The
immense practice Of the subscriber during twenty years
past mas enabled him to accumulate collection OF
These besides his extensive library of legal and recha
icai works and full accounts of patents granted n the
ton to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
Al necessity Of journey 70 Washington, to procure
ventors.
TEsTIMoNIALs.
regard Mt Eddy as one OF the most capable and sue
course CHAs MASON" Comiissoner Of Patents i,ise
~ have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that they
and capable o putting their Applications in iorI
e secure for them an early and favorable consideration
Late Commissioner of Patents.
No. "BosToN, February g. 1863.
Hons on all put ONE Of which patents have been granted
great talent and ability On his part leads me- 10 eco
mend mend al Inventors to apply 70 him 70 procure their pa
tenton bestowed their cases. and at very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGART."N
From Sent 18th, 1851 to June 7th 1855 the subscriber
peSons pHnFIpEs Y ges N ySsSd GG
was decided IN $agor by the Conissoner Of Patent
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RRUSIES.--A new lot of elegant Hair
~ Brushes, just received. Also, a large variety of
FLESH Clothes, Wisp, Teeth, and Nall brushes. For
sale cheap by GEO H. sPUkiS 2Ol Main street.
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MAIL ITEMS, q.

THs Cherokee Indians are getting civilized.
They have a debt--small, to he sure--but so
large that they cam OF pay the interest oft.
JHK Great Eastern is earning $1,000 per day
at her deck, in England, this being the amount
Of sdmittance fees. She had better stay there
awhile.
Ir appears from tho accounts of Messrs.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON Co., that they have ex-
pended $4,000 In establishing the Aal.tic
MOnthiy, and that the maximum profits Of that
periodical In any one year have been $4,000.
AT haJf-past two o'clock ThurDday morning,
one Of the wheel mills attached to the Scha .h-
ticoke N. Y. Powder Works. Of which SwIrr,
mAsrzRs and others are proprietors, was blown
up, killing wc.k kman named BEsEDIcr. The
powder was In an unfinished state, and being
worked under the wheels. 1t Is supposed II had
got TOO dry, and this induced the explosion.
WHEN the brig Pilot Fish and schooner Sena-
tor came In contact of Cape Ann, Mass, on
Wednesday morning about . o'clock, two oung
women and boy, passengers, awakened by the
| conclusion, started from their bsrths IN tneir
| night dresses and at once jumped iron tne
schooner TO the brig, and in minute ne Vessels
had parted company, lesying them Q" '''"a'"~
with the strangers.
g melody, speaking Of the hurry Ing propen-
Il sities of tbe Yankees, saysI " III big mortar
| oo,,J H.. constructsd, which would throw an I'M
mem. bon,b she'll, containing fifteen passengers,
from 81, Louis to Boston, In five minutes, with
an absolute certainty that fourtecn would be
Killed by the explosion, tickets for seats by the
express Bomb shell Line" would At once BE-
at a premium, each passenger being anxious for
the chance to prove himself "ths lucky a.
teenth.'
FoR several weeks past the largest portion q
the psws In thu Methodist Church at the Haaf
OF Acashnet, near Ssw hedford, Mass, hay,
Heea sailed up to prevent them being occapiei
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AstSsusnlcal Olsok.

There Is, in the town of Nantucket, MAss., an
astronomical clock, made by Hon. WALTER
FoluER, when he was only twenty. two years of
ago. The plan Of the whole mschinery Of the
clock was matured and completed In his mind
before ho commenced to put II together. II
keeps the correct date OF tho year, and the
figures change a. the year changes. The sun
and moon, represented by balls, appear 70 rise
and set OH the face Of tho clock, with all their
variations and phases as in the heavens. II also
indicates tho suns place In the oclptic keeps an
account ofthe motion Of the moons nodes around
the ccliptic, the suns and moons declinatiou.-
The wheel that keeps the date OF tho year, rs-
wolves around once in one hundred years. Il rc-
mains s,in 10 years, and after that time starts
regularly one notch. This clock Is considered, by
those who have witnessed It's performance to be
ono OF tho greatest specimens Of mechanical
ingenuity In tho country, requiring not only
mechanical skill, but perfect knowledge Of as
tronomy. When the inventor diel few year
since, 1t iran down." and no one could be fount
to adjust the parts. One Of his sons who wa,
clockmaker by trade, stndied upon IL for two
ematical calculations, finally regulated Its mo.
tons, 40 that now its pendulum swings In its reg
ular arcs. The inventor also, whom ifty-four
years Of age, constructed rehecting telescope,
by which he was enabled TO discover spots on
the planet Venus. Mr.. FoJaER never attended
school but few months to learn the rudimcnts
Of learning, but he possesscd superior natural
abilities, . mind that thirsted for information
and uncommon powers Of application and perse-
verance. A scientific man, who is conversant
with tho leading minds Of the country, In speak
ing Of him, said he was the greatest mathemati-
clan he ever saw.
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An A.erioa. vssssl Fired iass.

Captain GoopRIpoE Of barque Hazard, at
Boston, from the coast Of Africa, makes tho fol-
lowing statement, previously alluded to by tele-
graphs
" On the sth Of Nay, ~ we were running north,
ed steamer steering for US, and showing English co...
ora We run up the American flag 10 the poak, aud
tblew out well. When being about mile OH aud
beit forward u starboard beam, she hrod gun
We kept ON, and In about hftsen minutes she fred q
shotted gun. The shot went dock between
the fore and main masts Hove the barlue TO, and
the steamer sent boat along de with two officers
Who aAked the vessels name, master, &C. We do.
clined Fsrnittipg them 10 come on board, telling
them that they bad exceeded their orders. Asked
them how they come 10 fre into - our Aa9 was
up. They replied Damn your nag, We want 10
see your papers When about 10 leavo they Aaksd
II wanted ~ enter any complaint In their log. We
replied Bidding US good day, they pulled Oh.
Tie steamer proved 10 be the Puto belonging to the
English squadron On that coast"
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owing TO q dificalty bctwesn IN. s.-..a..--
who built the church, and ths co~S,s@ssss
IseIe sa are % Pew; u the house md q q ~.
are boardcd. servfces SIC regularly bsd n
the cssrch on The ssbsssf tls ccsgrvassk ! oc-
enpyifs the II slips not n.ikd Up, srs IN
aisies ans other standing places, :. 80 4
Mn. CuhpLxs MARTrs, who ~ Is>,av -
| on a !cientise exoursion to sp,tsbsr~ -
nished himself before sterling Win 3 c,frfo. S7
nrnment for ssccrtsining the tsuss,cs s.rs -
oifds, lie found tho svera~s tey.pS,-6r~ -
duGss 70 be lV9 dspees fAnRExurrr thst Il
Female ducks are, on the average. tvo.sSssss y
. degree warmer than malss and W. -
tempefature CT males rever varies morv - =
degree and half from tie mean, that Of ss,sI'S
vafsss more than two dessees and quartw.
A Nav RccnEtLu corsespondenf says ~
tse great cysts. bsd hs. alrsaay siysa eisp.y
gives ne name: sSss % .osHs sss sSs ss::
slready returned, % the sioop sExcssd," "Ps-'
n, sko the vessels "Ann K3ixa," "kSsAs,~
'Vratitaae," and .Jedds.y In hsSthss pplIrSnso
70 the oyster bed, Mr.. o. MAuLkYERT. whsso
gave him wide netcsiety, prop,sss 70 builS -
immense diying-b whsrswith " spsrs1s -
mammoth oyster BEDS recently discovered IN
Long BLAND Sound. The dredges now employ "a
destroy large numbers Of al1 thst arc sscureS
whereas there appears 10 be no reason why thio
bell should not operate with perfect success. =
Anour ten days ago, says the 81. Louis ks-
pr~ss, tremendous drove Of gray sauirrcls nun.-s
herring hundreds Of thousands, sudisnly mAAs'
their appearance on the Meramsc, covering H.
trees and waters like pail. Thouss nds Of thsu
were Afterwards found dead In the river and o.
the ground. Thsy creased the Mississipp, a tkSe
point, and worked their wAy down ths hvsr, sn-r
I'll on Wednesday they reached Caps Girsrissa.
crossing tho river at that point In countlsss N.Y.
riads. The citizens turned out en- passs and killsS
then, nv huudrpda Evs tr,u l,.,.l a.
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Calsrio as q Meter.

IL. ..;.I Of Al. ..io.;, hi. E.;....,, .,,l L..
inc tIial OF Tue caionc snip nnesson, ana her
vst TO Warrington Siy, are sum fresh IN re-
hehpfshce. Shs oi our eotonlporaries, says
the JournUl Ctmmercei Yielding 10 the mo-
mentary eNcne'nent occasnned oy those events,
ven,ured TO proclaim that The days OF steam
arc ended. bu, ,he sanguns eSpestauons then
formed, proved hiusoiy ana the ulst'nguiHhea
dishearteneo, Immediately sought 70 retrieve
als iaI.n fortunes, aided 6y afew friends who
believed success was SUI, sttainAGlN. Capt.
EhicssoS, nrmIy persuaded that tho hAent pow
ers Of caoric might yet he made suhseryient as
anew anew ,,i n,SGhah,cai aseney, continued 10 'aoor
hdeialifaoiy I9i tue fes,iHstion oi the one
great oGJect whlch hau hileu ms VISION rom
10y hooa. inleo years ih'e,yenod De'"esn
'no nn"' eossaon I,,'n,, eho''s oh sl'o
lmP aha tno Pioduetoh W .ne ni,o, NH v,oi,c
enshe, as ,;, sns,'i ~. .s
Me,o 'ussn um.n m.ay, aVo". W ~. wv ysIs ~
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Oufsics of the city, the compressed air to b. LED
through the whole city by q systsm sf p;usu
similsr t,, that used for tbs dis, s,,iL,t;o, -.
NJ myn;.b,,v 4 ,peans M rySar 80, NJ. y. -,
"a ~. q . s.J y n. ~ ~ S. ~. soo n,u wn1oVei
may os nesuo9. ono oso.su'sfo which should
be thought OF, arisinE fom the uso OF compressed
air is the fact that II aiso rrcyhie- thorough.
AMI efFecfual svp<em of vent tfIatiou frcsb n,
h.iro ,ons,srtf,y ipl.cted y,vto IN. ansyt mar,
Is Wv
"nsIe me wofs evne'
Inc caiorn cnelnc mas Dosn vmy eN,cctriy m
troduced on board Ship, for thc bsntiiing q car
20, hauling q ship, &c. II IL In use on the
SJntersy;ter which - AZ the Art 10 sdopt H. md
on The eiipp.r wild Pigesn. While In bort, ths
sno;re IL * nr.st s.r t. ~ .r;n,, ~ ro,oiv
ing goods; and on leaving port, the engine h
connect ed vitb thu ahins pumps furnishjns m
orester and ,o, =. roi;,Ila no~.r ,J.n co,L n.
m..ss,.J L, ~. -. nhn. ~. i....- "a
a.. g.. ,hSy,.xs-' - - "S aSs.......s .no s ''
~ " " " -. W es E w oe,'o' uutos.
~ Tyaros Cep.. ERftssoN's present employ
rNent ME whole time Is devoted 10 making draw
ings for the various establishment, now building
the enaineA and In making nav Npplic Al fpua N
tbis motor n i. pl..a.nt 10 Lno,s AZ a, H., III.
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
This table Is derived by comparison of the M
Board sales each day;-
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

House and lot Nc. 3i< Stanton st, iexTn, 10 ". q
smith, for $4,000. House and LOT adjoining tho abose,
No. SO, 22STc, to same, for $t.00U Houss and lse
slde Avenue b. "a south OF 9th ii, 2isgS, " ANA
Savage, for $sslO. House aud lot sds 22d q, 80
feat west u 9TH av, iexss,9, to Y. T. Brown, fdr
$1,000 Two lots north side OF seth at, % n esss u
4th sr, being full lots In size at &o per lot. 9sth q
Ia 90 IL WIDE Also lot north nds of tfd d, q
fuot east of Broadway inches for sJ.soe
to be improved upon also, one lot north side ,a1d
house and lot north sidO Of itth st 100 fset ea.s a
I'd nv, i0so0, lot 9sS four story brick store and
tenement, rntsd for SEQ year, for $t.e0o. Va
report the sale of the entire block u land 10 load,
betwetn 4th and eth avs, lOTth aud 10 tn sts Finh
Av. lots, fIont the Central PaIk-the entire bissk
sold for $4,000 % .n'''r-'..-
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VARIETIES

The young lsdy who was scdelicats that sAs
had to have Ser straw berries pared, declares thak
she will never marry without . stipulatioa IL
hsr hui band shall I've ct least one block swsv
from her ... ~. ,--'- - :.
A rnIAnLEruL Of powder will split rock 6ss
feet square.
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RATES OF ADvERTIsnSTy
fKR1GJ-fAsH m ADVANCE, :

Ad,-rtsrnents. Tor svsry r0tR LINZ -. -.
=: : =: go ~ y .: Z ~ dEs
.ssss g ;sss.ns: ss.:ss: z Z ;s ;sa i.9
eeo9s.enisne. e9ne. q ths odses, q Ssv 49, RI
asii.S@sss. |. .ssss,;s sssss.;s ssa = e,ss.sE ~
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WANTED.

WANTKD-AN ENGLIsH, akRMAN on
!.ns ss Ss,sss = ;iy nj :'ss'ss q cen. EN-
sslsman BIS wifs and two children AIp,y q a CrHs-
OF sftsr o'eieek IN Us ansrnsoA -. 8 ssi1s
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HOUSEKEEPING.

RUTTER BUTTER ,BUTTKR-00OD
sSss sSss q I, z e G, SSS sss s.srsssss, ~ ia "a.
sore rsdw. w.EsHkkW0o6, Sis sssssS g az ~, cor sSts
- 90 - 1880 80. N ~ - S't<o
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GENERAL BUSINESS

EUREKA IS FOUND-CEMENT ROOF.
IL ius-Tbe chesp-t and most durable roofing 90
ment now IL fire and water proof; 10 adapted
70 d. kind. Of tin m.t.L plank o. shIn.? roof. aot
Beach =, corner Of iiudson. j. MiLLER CO.
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JINION STERE OSCOPIC CO., 875 BROAD
- vay, no stair sNss e.t most Interesting, best and
cheapest Views Cffered-1 doz. visws It'll good
stereoscope for ~ F0 sJrdns the no.t intere ting
and Instructive social Amusement extAnt. sel 2oAc'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-08

e1 WRITING CLASSES-MR. PAINE, g
d., - Bo.ss. Z, sss rsl.ss = sreaL ". dyes.
Ls:soes 70 ssii%.sS " e. am LSi. ri
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NEW SEWING MACHINES-
~ n ssseS AZ s,s "a ~ s.i si, A.. K,.s
sos aud St,A. AdEsTs w,srsD.
Eagle sLgIsG MAunr Co, No al Broadway.
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MBS. c. BOIRFAU,
M A. FULTON STREET,
Brooklyn,
(Nesr tine Euit "a verryJ
Stitching bV Wheeler 4 Wits ne uschiur,
shirts, Coliass. Bo.omS wrttbaada and shop Work
Of all kind, quickly dosA 81 tbs
LOWEST RATES
Special s!tsnt,on s;sn Y L.dles Drss,ss aud other
iv Gone In the most splen6id mssnsr. vsry modsr-
at terms. ladies ere Inv it.f 10 call.
BIZ means Of the PAtt.nt Hsmmsr, the fines. hens
eles antly hasd aud stitch sd up u, Hand
ksrcsiefs, garments, and soods Of syery species.
"a usc'ln
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25
Commercial.

MINERAL PoISr, Jan. 81, 1883.
EXCHANGE-On New York is selling at
1-2 per cent. ; on Chicago, at , per cent.
WHEAT-Little brought in IS to so cents,
according to quality; tendency is upward.
FLOUR-No. ], $3.50, No. ,. 1925. al retail,
per hundred Buckwheat s., 80 Corn Meal
81 per hundred.
CoRN-4o to IS cents per bcshel, and sells
readily for cash.
OATS-3j to 40 cents, and scarce.
BARLEY-lo cents for Mol
BEANS-75 cents per bushel for clear white
BEEF-s;3 on foot 81 to s. in quarters.
PORK-The rush IS over but some heavy
hogs are coming in. Under two hundred lbs,
we quote at $500 over two hundred, ) to -
cents.
sALT-SeIls at S2,75 per barrel going up.
GAB-Retals at 10 and Is lbs for ST.
CURRANTS-RetaiI E lbs for 81
MOLASS ES-Re1ails at 50 cents gallon.
IRON AND STEEL-Is now sold at Galena
prices, from to : cents, according to sizes.
MINERAL-S26 per ".
COAL-S6 per ton.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor


In an diseases Inflammation s1s less Predorairies
now to y iaa.ntion strikes st tie very root OF dis
ease-hence an immediate cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and zo.4iug else sin alla in14aaton sna make
= certain
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
viii cure the fooius among great catalogue q Dis
eases Burns ScaId=. Cuts, Cias, Sore AipPs, corS
Bunions Bruises, Strains Bites Poison Cbiislai1s ies
ScrofaIa Ulcers Fever Sores Coat Setoiaia cers e
sores Felons Ear Acme Piles. Sore EJ~s Gout swell
linrs Rheuuns tisl Scaa Head. sat iheun, Badness
Ergsipelas RIugw0E Barriers ite. Small FoSs Measles
RASH &c-, Sc.
To some ii may appear iaereu!ous that so many dis
eases should reached BY article sncA al ie vi
vanish when rejection points 10 Tie fact that the salYe
is combination ingredients, each and every one a.
plying perfect antidote to It's opposite disorder
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
IN its effects Is magical because the te Is short be-
tween disease and permanent and l. is etrac
tor as il draws II diseases the Effected part ie2v-
ing nature - perfct before tie Injury i is scarcely
necessary TO So house. workshop, OF ilanut@c-
tory should be one moment without IL.
o Pain Extractor geuine uness tie box has uPoI
il steel plate ugIa,ing, with the name Of Henry Dal
ley, Manufacture
BY all the principal Druggists AID patent med
icjne dealers throughout the United States and Cansts
Principal Depot,
les Chambers street. New York.
{. r. CHACE.
r D. PUIFORD 4 gent. li-ly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-25
One Of Wisconsin's MineraI Re.onrces.

The Prairie du C7ttcn Kcalcr has an encourage
ing account OF a copper mine that Is being work
ed at Wauzeka. A large amount of copper ore
had been gotten out We give the rest in the
Leader's own words, and glad to hear of this
deYeiOpement OF rich mineral resource.
1t wall be rec0.lected that we referred late last
summer, to shipment OF copper ore by Aessrs.
HANSON d Co, with view principally TO having
1t tested From this they have since received
returns. The amount shipped was five tons
IT was forwarded by rail to house IN Pitts
bargh, by them reshippcd to Baltimore, and
there smelted. The yield ranged from fifteen
TO forty per cent Of pure metal, proving all that
they expected, The expenses of transportation.
storage aud c0operage, however, so nearly eat
up the proceeds to leave them but fifty dol
lars clear profit.
On the night previous to his departure, Mr.
MORSE encountered one of the partners in the
above named firm, who was in high glee, having
Jnst struck a new lead