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MEDICINES.
SEB WHAT AYkR,s sARsAPARILLA
- pER1ssERR22EssT t % s4Es LrvEH.
SToTr's CRossTNa.

tToTT's CROSSING.
Tallade 70 Co, Ala Aug 3 81
D.. &c Ave-, L.e.n, Mas.;.sl. 1s.s my
OATHARTlc PlLsLs have done for me. ! had
been afflicted with Liver Complaint for six yeers,
during which i WA never well, and much OF the
time very slok. ny Liver vss sore % the touch,
and, the doctors tsid. vss consestsd ssferet
from costlveness std dlsrrh0s altern stely,
Nv skin was clammy aud Unheethy my eyes and
skin often yellow. Occasionally has versolOus
appetite, but generally none 81 all A drsedfn sen
skfion Of oppression on my stomach. With lanfuof
and gloomy sensation OF siokness oil oves. fegt
me In anguish. You cannot know how mpch spf-
Tered from indescrihabls feeling Of distress TIE
long continuance Of this condition. without relies,
had worn me out that never expected 20 Be
better; but reading, IN the Christian Advocate. OF
your Sarsaparllla, commenced taking ~, with 90
cssIons small doses Of your Pills, 20 reful late the
bowels you direct, From the first, 70 had more
effect upon my disorder than enpposed anything
oQud have. regsined my health rapidly, and nov;
after eleven week., enjoy 80 good health end
strength a. any other man. MAJ TIE Dispenser Of
oil good" shower blessings on you
Prepared b, Or. J. C. AVER OsS CO. 70 I ISrsu.
Mass. ~ S-eoim
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u1IosMMt4SS5taNs. SgASS a1s: oo,s,..,
Ruohu. ao'litsls. inshumsats or Rlnss.s6ssi
snsm en, And, dlsIosed % pro6tbv my sxIsrisnss,
w,,, sPERMAToRRHTASITso CURE.
win stamp enclosed, address, in perfect conf
dsnee. yosr Hisnd, Il former sufsref, merely slDSr
scribinG Bog 156, Chsrlsstovn. Mas.
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
sRARF snd Fl bk s91 sgcPPP 81 kPGSsEfs
and sscs sSs SS Of
SseSs!ssns. snd sIi 4 SSN1TURRi fESLkRsE9
MMENTs are 6cduced, .s vel .. PAIN and In
MEN, WOMEN, Or CHILDREN
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT RUoBU,
t.,inF from EEos.,cs, Habits Of Dissipation.
Atte.d.d .si,s az yOllO'stss SYr,tsms-
2s:sS.aSR e .''0n Do.5I S q 6 sSS:
Horror Of Disease, wsssfainss.,,
pimnsss Of Vision, Pain in the Bsof,
bg'''' 4 fa Il FfIP a. .s'
Rs4Si9: T Fly ;fi PITS
W bS. s.P ~ sl.i fh'I IS sovod
" "fNsRNiTY' AND CONSUMPTION"
THE $afff
Bssi smS s % 9 nee e +.
WiTH oRGASifc WEkKSEss %"
Requires the aid Of medicine % strsngthen
WATCH 81 s1ytsfrf S6e tA6 S :sss
TRIAL WILL cOsvSses Tsi MOST .rrrrrcAL.
- zFEMAkEs-FEMALEs
0 :. SSSSSTFsSt 44tIfSss. As1kkzIkzSsiksD ' ON
the sItIsst sussa 10 .
any Other Ienpsdy, a. IN chlcrosis or Rs.ep5.oG
tomsTY r.od rsoI,1sss 81 s1gP,ssslGs Of G.
OF ne Uterus, teuoorrhoa or Whites, Sterilliy,
s.n H FROM H.S Of
Decline OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SYMPTOMS
NO FAMILY sa6tED pc WITHOUT 1T
aE[MsoIDs ES III &C; So Brc ERS'A'''
SECRET f DISEASES
La. or ne Diet
zad no Ezpossrs.
i causes . frequent desire an gives strength 10
Preventing s1d cnrns ssnotSres N the Ur.thr..
-, Alsyint PAN and Ind, mmstioD. % frespent N
RIO 1 tSIS ND q UfoN THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BKBN THE VICTIMS OF QUkcKs,
and who hay PAID ksevy Jtss 70 be cured IN short
s%e ssys found they were deceived. and that the
TRINeEsIs," been dried up in the system, % breek
out p sitEiSfssd I ff:H s'S &ARR1Ask
:, Use EE15nsOLD's EtrkAcr BvcHU for all sseO-
URINARY ORGANS.
"A''A'r '1ii MALE OR FEMALE.
So% IoSG sfhShb sTS 20 matter Of
HEIS MSS ESTRscT n BGcH p
IL TIE GREAT DlURETlC.
eases FOR WEIGH III Is REcoMMElNpEfps
Evidence Of fhe most yelfoble aad yesp0asSSe cAnr-
cERHFIS1TEs OF CURES.
Efop1 9 90 % years sfa.dsss,
SCIENCE AND FAME.
frice u 90 per bottle, or six for $500. =,
Delivered 10 any Address, securely pscIsl fro
DTscsIsI srxprox. IL ALL CONCENTRATION.
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman
the city OF Phi ade phis,H. It. HELnBoLp.vho beins
duly sworn, doth say. hs prePars;iS.s 90 tain 10
be, are purely vssstsSis A. 1T +. HE stS
svorn and subsoribed before me, this I'D day Of
WIN. p. HIBBERD, kld1nas
Ninth street, above Race, Phils.
Address s''Ti oi n EErMsor i
Depot, lo1 South Tenth 81, BET chesnut, PhiIs
Arb ssf6WhNk pkS az SSsSIg J,lb SEF
Who endesvor 20 dispose OF rHkIR own" and
-oTHKk" ARTICLES on THE REPUTATION ATTAINED
K'lrs''d'' Genuine E E.sg.sss Ssss;..
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold BY 8. B. wAIrr, s2s Seventh street, and 8.
G Pom, in, Oornss Penn. avenue and Eleventh
Ask E Po htH Hk RISNYsSLSEs
Sqt ont the 90 yeItseIent and send TOT IL -.
AMI ArOiD lhPoslTloN AND EXPOSURE
THE SAND HILLS OF yUTLANp, By Hans
Chrlstlan Anderson; Price IS cents.
Charles Robert Leslie, X. A edited With q prels-
SoIy essay on Lesls as an artist. and seleopors
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

THE STEAMER FLYING CLOUD HAVING
= undergone thorough exAmina- -
nor by the COVER ment inspector, 10 ~
lov ready for Excursions 70 the
great Falls or 20 any points on the river not ever
20 miles distant
she viii run to from sos5,esnth street
round trip, or IS cents for the single trip, from
Georgetown by way of the canal. for Is cents round
trip; 10 cents single trip.
,Exoursions 70 the Insane Asylum every WE'D
NESDAY AFTERNOON, starting from George
ten st u o'clock m, and stopping at Stone Mil
reach the Asylum BY O'Clock.
iy s colin JOHN MOORE. Proprietor.
NJ. CAPoN SPRINGS.
VIEW and improved route the Manassas Gar
s ss,I s md d. sa% r. &sr sstt: =
only Is miles Of staging owed
. comfortable and safe road. Leave Alexandri.
in the Orange and Alexandria Train at us a. m.
take the MANASSAS cars at the junction, arrive 81
Capon by O'Clock D. m.
Fare from Alexsndris 10 Capon.. $500
From Washington to Capon. .. son
For information enc uire At the Bail DAD Once
corner of Sixth 81. and Pa av., IN Washington and
q the Ticket Otioe on Union st s, Alexandria, Va.
jy l2-dt10thAug
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DR.. ]. BOYEE DODS

DR.. ]. BOvEE DODS
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
Organs, and especially for Female DISTINCTIONS,
never fall to cure. and warranted to give salts
faction.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO.,
Propnetors, rs William st., New YOrk.
J. SCHwARZE,
je7-lyI Agent, washInIto ton, b. c.
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THE EVENING STAR.
BRILLIAN rs.

SONG.
Come-let me dive into thine eyes!
So dim, so deep, so filed with love.
Touched with soft azure, like the skies,
When evening wells the light above.
Ceme-let me gazs upon thy hand
No ring .-alPs fair and virgin whitei
Thy heart! 1 would could command
Thy heart to open on my sight.
Yet, no: III trust those stars of blue,
And ask them now my doom divine!
Ne need thy lips give answer true;
They moye-they murmur-.'I am thine :"
Barry CornDad.
The ROSE AND LILY.
Is II indeed rose
That yonder ia the deepening sunset CLOVIS
Methinks the orchis Of the fountaln'd void
Hath, in its well known beauty something new.
Do not kaow the lofty disc OF gold,
Thou that till woo'st the Gun with passion trusl
No, splendid stranger! haply have seen
One not unlike thee, but with humber mien,
Wstching her lord lily, fair as eught
Beneath the sky thy pallid petal glow
OF thee, thou rival of the stainless snow
For thou art soentless. Is. Elliot.
THsTRULY BLBsT.
They who have kept their sympathes awake,
And scatter d Joy for more THAI customs sake
Stesdlast and tender in the hour of need,
Gentle in thought, benevolent in deed;
Whose looks have power to m axe dlssention cease
Whose smiles are pieasa and whose words are
They who have lived as harmless as the dove,
Teachers OF truth and ministers OF love;
COURAGE.
A real spirit
should neither court neglect, nor dread TO bear II.
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1ss East Baiumore street.

between Eden street and Central avenue
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
III Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for s6
Wholesale AEezt. r. s. T. CrssxI. Drusgist,
Georgetown, d. c., Wholesale Agent for the bis.
mar H-tr
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NEW ORLEANS
I'm ElE DAVE
WITH. THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
~ y

AID NAIL ROUTE, VIA
Orange and alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBURG:
Virginia and Tennessee,
EGSt Tennessee and Virginia,
East Tsnnessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Nsic Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By Rail, thence by First class Packets to
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Montgomery by Rail thence to Mobile by First
class Packets. Mobile TO New Orleans by
Lake Steamers
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THE EU3k IND LIZ I .
IgIt indePd A rose
COURAGE.

A real spirit
Should neither court neglect, dread to bear IL.
Byron
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DENTISTRY.

n. DENTAL NOTICE.
Oh. LOOMS Has closed his Office for the sea-
son, ana VIII be absent, as usual during the sum
mer months Will resume practice about the LIST OF
October, OF which further notice will be gwen.
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H. DENTISTRY,
TX. HILLS, after practical test Of two years
Ieels that be can with confidence recon- 80
mend the Cheoplastio Process for in sertinsl, ~
sItlhoiai teeth. IL has the advantages OF
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and ohespness FulI
Upper ssts inserted for eSS. Partial in proportion
Omoo QUO fh avenue. SET
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HIGHLY IMPoRTAE 1T TO ALL.

IL lie well known that in the sprinr people are
more apt TO contract disease than at any other
TO ward of disease is 10 keep the blood pure, FOR
call the Ills that flesh Ia heir e, arise from mpu-
it's, therefore, Important to an that the ~ stem
should be thoroughly oleansed and purified, and
MRS SAT ~ pe COTS f IN H9is y
COTTON, the best remedy discovered for the cure
Of diseases Of Skin, ErysPelss, scrofnls. Rheums-
Dys2epsy, Liver ComPlnint, and all other diseases
arising from Impurity Of the blood. It has effected
numerous certificates from persons of the hig hest
respeotabllity, and Ia recommended BY ell who
Of the day.
Irlt Is sold by all the Druggists Of Baltimore,
and az the residence OF the B,op,letora
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MARRIAoI.
m JOuHgYOu.

ns.ssn :f,ss hsysl csllsTs hs,as.
greater p.r yhs life has hasa spsnt In ths hes
Ptals Of den, Paris, Phsdsphis and ssvAs kas -
fsetsd Of the sstsnnhnE that eva
fnsvn; many ussblsd with ringing 10 the head and ear
when asleep; great nsrvessns beng alarmed G svddss
Ensi viii mind enfsd INN diatsly
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Helm holds Genuine Preparation.

"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases Of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS.
GRAVEL, and DROPSICAL SW ELl.IN6S
aud excites the ABsoR BtN1rs int healthy &C,
tion, by which the WATERY OR cALcERors
MENTs are reduced. ss vel a. PAIN and IN
" MIN, WOMEN. 5R CHILDREN
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TWO DAILY TRAiNS-SuNDAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington ut a. m. and p. m.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot OF Seventh street at 6k m. and ca p. m and
connects at Alexandria with the Orange and Alex
andria Trans for the Southwest
Ofice-Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Sixth ct.
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YHE MANY rHoUsAHDs cared tths institsrss vtsAlu
the las ssvsnssn and the important Surg
cal sPsraens patterned BY DR. Jshnssn, vithsssd As
reporters Of the and sthsr psrsess 1suess
which have appeared sGsin and again bsfsrs the public
sidss his standing gentleman 81 ehsrsetsr and rsspses
sity, 10 ssHeisnt fssrsntss 70 the t1ietsd Jan f1y
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A CURE wlRRLNTED, Or NO CHlRGbi
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.

Especially vks The vreuns o. eslEsry wee
thst habit which ennuslly sweeps
satnsy grave thossads Of YssnE Ma 81 hs msst en-
stsd brilliant intellect shs shsrvss hav
listening ssnass vita the thsDesrs 81 eis9ssnss
vailed sssgasy tAs hvisE Tyre, nay call vus M ssss
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

We acknowledge tive own UP. So let rs ex-
anime it.
But what did Gov. Seward say? With ;ha.
characteristic Injustice which pervades too
many OF the Democratic journals, all the essen
tlal and philusofhlc qGa.I ica,ions of that ex-
preston have been withheld from the free white
iab0rers ef the South. What says Gov Sew
ard? Governor Seward j a long headed man.
10 IS not denied that, whatsoever he may be- he
knows " hat Tee Is about. I head of the
most distinguished iurists Of the common wealth
81 Kentucky say that he had the clearest a1d
most Phllo,oph.c head of any man IN the
Union: md what does this clear-headed man
>dtz Dies ke leave 1t capable of perverslon.-
Does he say that because slave labor and free
labor are Incompatible thai the Republican par
~ ave gong II e:Issaye the white men of the
SouIi.? No, sin | deny that. | viii state
substantially what he does say. lie SAYS. and
this is lhe important item which is lcft out by
the Democratic press. that although this phile-
~uphIcal conclusion Is going on. whether 1t Is
the work of MS century or Of the next. or Of
ten centuries, - OF ten thousand centuries, lie
dues not undertake to determine. nor can any
other man; bat he does say that II viii take
place; not by violence. not BY John Brown RAIDS
or conflicts and bloodshed, but peacbIy by the
amendment of the Constitutions and laws Of The
several southern States themselves.
He ENDORSES HELPER.
tell You. gentleman, stand on Helpers
pamphlet and you may make the most Of what
| say
('res of"Go on, and eve viii sta1d By you
all uigGt-)
have stood by you all the long days Of my
youth and manhood, eXtiuGuIshed all the aspl-
rations 81 ambition. suffered lgnomiuy and con-
tenn I, been denounced, sPurued and avoided
by the men whose interests | was arguing BIZ
ne white man, and wronged b the black man I,
but still holding myself '.ue to one purpose l
stand there still. " hat to me now are the rosy
tuts of life. with my hair silvered over, with my
S!nrws 5tIfeued with age; IN the course of hu-
man events, have but little time 10 remain here
l say hentucklans, come war. come peace, |
trust in God | may have the fortune TO stay
here during the rest Of my days, and that, al
though the million may depat from. there viii
be in Kentucky one standing true 10 the last,
whose aspirations may toe, however visionary,
however theoretical, true to the banner which
| would have float over us. The same old pro-
gres- OF the ages palug into a brighter galaxy
of stars In the language of Webster. its motto
no such miserable Interogatory, Y hat all
this ~c:the y or those other words of lelusion
and folly, Slavery and Union, far less "Sla-
very first and Union afterwards" and yet more
Slavery with or without Union" But his own
glorious sentiment-for that which aud with
which-wIth tilial piety | viii walk backwards
and cover his late political nakednessi "LIBER-
TY AND UNIos, Now AND FoRrvEE, OxE AND Is
SEPLRABLT'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31
A yaturalized Citizen Seized for Military Duty.

a well-known citizen of this city, Mr.. Joseph
Sehierberg, late partner in the mercantile firm
of Cohurst * Schierberg. who is now travelling
in Europe, has been arrested IN the Grand
Duchy OF Oldeuburg. Germany, upon the claim
that lie, although An American citizen, ewes
that Duchy military service. The circumstances
Of Mr.. SchIerbergs arrest are thus detailed by
him in letter to q friend in this city. He
says:
This morning, before breakfast as [ was ia
king a walk on Cow street IN the city Of Dam
me, tor the purpose of getting 4 good appetite,
was met by ia military costume, who
asked me politely to take a walk with HIM to
the police office | AZ FIRST thought IL great
honor % receive such - invitation Arriving
at the police office. l was introduced to the
Mayer After passing the usual rounds OF IN
PRODUCTION, he told | his prisoner and
called the officer to arrest me. He read TO me
the warrant on which the arrest was made II
Grand Dachy Of 0ldenburg. / ;.ld him was
ready to be taken 70 prison or to be disposed Of
he saw TT, bat wanted some Breakfast first
TO which propose, his honor good naturally as
scented. taking care, however. 10 give me !. po-
Ecruan a IN escort 70 and from the table. I
don't appr-heud much danger Of being made =
sO.dIc-. | have just written letter To Govern
or Joseph a NrIght. the United Sta-es Minis
ter At Berlin, Prussia and ~ planned The facts
hun"
Mr.. Schierherz left this city about the lst Of
October, 1889, for Hayre aud Paris. de went
Tor his health, and designed TO remain ab-e 1t "a
year. He has resided IN his city about tsentv-
hse years and was not over .gat OF uIae years
years Old when he arrived IN the c1guJry.-LlJt-
cta7,ati Enquirer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31
A Conspiracy brought TO Light.

At recent union meeting in Knoxville. Tenn,
Judge BAILEY, formerly {. Georgia. made a
speech, in noticing which the Hltjg of thai city,
Parson Brownlow 5 paper-remarks
" The Judge made one startling disclosure.
which was new to US all. He said that during
the Presidential contest Gov Wise had addressed
letters TO all the Southern Governors and that the
one 10 the Governor of Florida had been shown
HMM which Wise said that lie HAD AN 4 r.
Ny IN READiN ESS TO PREVENT FIRE
MONT FROM TAKING HIS SEAT. IF
ELECTED. and asking the cooperation Of
those 10 whom ke wrote :"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

Joan putcnsr, heliog S-Nton) Stale 81 u i.sousa
al JoHn K Oo0ttIeh, tigcs-it Court, I o
Fs CVGuts.
john Adam. Eliza Adams L
John Bonner.
virtue ~ Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale made
- IA the above entitled dated TIE 1T q OF
MAtch A. D. Is59. shall oder for sale pub-
nc auction 10 tie highest bidder door %
the Court House IN the city Pslef COUNT
ana Sl.t aforesaid 90 the 18th day Of October IL
% Al o'clock r ~ of that ~ the following described
gagged premises t. satisfy the Of 659 60
wit: 49, -
Commencing At the youth east corner Of lot r,r,l-
three % block number - and running Theme. rt
siou Io" street thirty and half e Theme.
one hIn-re' Re- thence s'ulh thirty ous h. T
feet thence east one hundred Iowa stree. Tie
place oi BEGINNING according the plat survey Of A. ~
Comfort IN tn Iage Of EoFle said county and
otate-llaied sheriff : Office July s. 1859
IHDIAo MCFARLAND SheIif Iowa Co WI.
Smith y Reyes a. Joseph II. C.ary, PR. Att'v.
The above sale i postponed until Zlst day Of jan
usry ~ D. 1850, at the hour and uface
4Zrds St..,is - - Y.
Tae 5oye sale vas postponed BY proclamation unit!
the sth Day of January $780, sna further postDoDsc
until the 18Th day 0: February, 1880 a. the So tI.
.nd place.
THOMAS MCFARLAND sheriff
S-Ioa Iowa county, Wiz
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

The Cleveland Piaindea!er, whose editor. Mr..
CRAY. IS one Of the victims" ofthe present I'd
mInistration, thus takes OF about the election Of
BowMAN. as State PRINTER:
But the calamity does not stop here. Penn.
syivania not only takes the Presidency. the
Public Printing, Cabinet Minister. four For
eign Missions, four heads Of Bureaus, one hun
dTed and thirty d Clerks IN the Departments
and ali the Territorial offices. Indian Agencies
DC worth having. but she threatens present
ing Old Gact for second serrnl
80 Immortal Godsi ave Us sa7e u.s.
Angels and Ministers Of Grace defend u.s.
We have had enough OF Pennsylvania and Of
Pennsy lvaniaus. They have stoned tn Proph-
cts and laid waste the kingdom of the right
eous. They have dIsorsanized the Democratic
party, degraded themselves and degraded their
country generally.
Letter slide
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31
s ii,it to Madison.


Stealing away from tho cares and perpler1ty
ofour home duties, We last week paid a visis to
the r-faiDe3 beautiful capitol of Wisconsin
4 ride of * aud 4 half hours over very bad
road, convinced u more than ever Of the ne
cessty of q direct Railroad co.nnuncat be-
tween Mineral Point and Madison, and We
were gra'ided 70 md our Madison 1eishbors
more fully aroused % the il. portauce Of the pro-
posed roaie from Madison to Dubuque than ,hey
have heretofore appeared
Not being abie to learn lie time Of the de-
parture Of the ears frou Avoca for Madison. We
missed the connection" and were compelled to
remain IN Ayoes oyeg night. which :, ouId have
been somewhat perpie1ins but for the agreeable
company and good fare we found at fr end
SHOWS Hotel. Aud by the way we would say
to all who visit the fourishing town OF Aroca
by all means call on III. Snow, and You viii be
sure Of tiudta5 one Of the best hotel. in the
West.
During our stay in Avoca. ~e visited our old
f1end and townsInan, Joseph Smth, Who IL do
ing very good business in the mercantile line
and making the necessary preparations for the
erection Of fine steam f.urin. Mill
Taxing the $50 accommodation train" we
were set down ia Madison at 1910, where We
found in waiting '.buss for the American
House and thither We proceeded At once. For
Us to speak word in praise Of the a mesican'
would be waste OF time, for every boIy in this
region knox. that 'jErF" cant be best in
the way Of Hotel keeping
Madison though not improving IS rapidly as
a few wears since. s,iII e,b,h,t. nav 60. of
prosperity. and ! healthy e-ow.h $40 -
.,.,,i,. b...;r.s- tl-.-,-.
alter year Madison i beco,,;-e. No. -, -
renowned f.r be,n., and s,,.rI.-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

e9 Ii consequence Of our absence during
the past week. until nearly the whole of tie
inside Of the TKIsuss vas Ia type. our reader.
VII pardon the lack Of the usual amount Of
editorial matter. The extracts from tie speech
e. Of M SHEgnAs and CAssius n CLAY, We
presume viii be Of much more iute.es: to our
readers thau anything We coald say. To them
va invite special attention
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

IMroRrA~T DECIsioN-We see It stated tha:
Judge Miller. of the [. s. Court. has deci-
led that the $4,000 in bonds Issued by Nil
wsukee in and Of the Milwaukee and Superior
Company, We're Illegal and void, on the ground
hat 10 act OF toe Legislature authorised ihs -
suing Of The same. r. us Is an upper ant mat
ter -nd Vii occasion some str among Railroad
City Bonds ~ Gran. 60 Herald
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

It remarkable fact that nearly ali the
candidates for the wee Presidency atthe Demo-
cratic National Convention at Cincinnati IN
June 1856, have since paid the debt ef nature.
Linn Boyd. Of Kentucky, J. c Branch Of North
Carolina, General QaitnIan of Mississippi. Gene
raj Rusk. Of Texas, and Aaron y. Brown. OF
Tennessee. we're presented rs candidates By
their respective States. and obtained their sup
port. They now all dead!
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

.The Louisville ,To1rna! ha. artisls on
the Demnc ratio nomination fer TIRE Pr-siaency
IN which the opinion = plarsibly RsiHtaifs 81
that Hon. Alexander H. stephens viii h. The
candidate, through the management of Doug
las and his supporters. after the Little Rebel
j. throw overload