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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-06-13

=, - INLDIdnIVh u. IHILLISh, HnerII
Sherifs Office Clearfeld Nav 23 1860.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
ON TIE HAVANA PLAN.

EzfTe Cless 10.
70 be drswnIn wiimiHglon. Delaware, Wednesday
Eco -, lsso.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21

$50 sFiErs Ansountfnt - % ,@Oz ,Ute
Tssk ess ~ Halves quarters - htls a. SO
AZ sruneaitofPsekss.olz 20 Nholes scosss. .s2seoe
DO. - Hsises-.----... Ia b
do. do - sgaaFscfs,. - -
do. 40. e s.si'lAsr $780,. 81 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21
Sewing Machines

<>oud call and examine the superior advantages o
ar. Machine over all athes 5 before buying
Pull and reliable information about Sewing Ma
shIpes 20 be had by sending for
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21

rersans fivirs ~ distance Ehooid be extreHely
eastions 81 xhsa they orer Ls<fsrf 1sck<sz or Ger
flasates u Packages 81 fikkets- The country p
hoodsd ~ish bogus aEd sgin1lsne Lotteries. Every
fs1dncezasnl ield 10 get persoEs % layesf NO
aey II tkeu.zpltzl Pines q iEofn 80 - 70 80
600 head their sche1sesNlth Tickets ~ one gol-...
500 ee9 c4ptal FFzes are cfsrect Licke1s % =.
sub n every iFsIzEee, are fraaass ana ncn<y
ss-s fhsn foF tlckezs, = - 80 N acnltaroNn
I. stezt lke shado4 % eAssee 81 setsins rfIss-
Beware Of all La<.erirs Ehsrs she c4plfzs ri =
n.asu.I.s large N cou.aArisen 1T yrlce e -
ga IA every ir<z--z<s ekere large Ffixes ar 49,
ed for snlsn eest & ftekeis. POI II c0<a isl -
- Gaazgers
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21
4 sehssl for Beys and Girls.
yoHS u. STONE

xFf<fL ssaneHce ave ,zaafzss s<hhzi. = Nen-
~ <.s. lk1 e<A - kef<1zzy - f1x .zr<z s11
4ezf-keose tks< e1Ees Hszzs fsEzsses - ~ ee~-
80 - fszsH1<<srs kixsst - - fraskiia x1F1
Ezzss 1z<zs& - zzzz szfezs fl4 Sc 80 s<sszs1
x z1e1.hs-
1=< = $50. @zz zaezz ~ zszsz . - 49,.
1<zz sereeez<s H5z<zs tz<s<1zxs-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21
IN ORDERING TICKETS ORcERTIFIcATFs.

Enclose the amount Of money 10 address Tor
what you wish 90 purchase; anne The Lottery in
winch you v ish 4 invested, and y bother yuu wish
shOles, Halves a. Quarters. Eieiths on recent
OF which send what is ordered, by nrsi mall TO-
gether with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing "a Printed Drawing
certified TO BY the Commissioners, Mill be sent With
a IA pianation-
as- Purchasers willpiease write their signature.
plain aud give the name of their Post olee county
and State
Allcomrnunica Enthusiastically onhdential
&C. Alprizes of 81 ,00Uand aader paid immediaily
yafterthe irawing-othei prizes atthe usua iims Of
forty days
IFaood. Eddy Co.'s Lotteries are 6raVn at
Augusta Seer ga, ana - ilfninetsB Delaware.
Address Ordertt or Tickets OF ceTuhcatek by N
ar Express IL be tircetetLo
WOOD, EDDY X CO Augusta Georgia
or WOOD, EDDY co. Atlanta Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmingt ton delaware.
AECirculars containing Schemes for The mo- n
viii be sent free of eapeuse by addressing above.
Jan27
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n. e.. ~ n. AZ. Ksccch.
No. 81 COLLEGE street

Are just receiving some very nice goods of their
second purchase this season. We notice some su-
perior Rep Poplins, Poplin Robes, Lavella Cloths,
Dra6 Veiours, and some very fine Black Velvet and
Cloth Cioaks and elegant Winter shawls. They have
also some OF the finest Carpets ever offered heIe.
If you want a nice Dress, some nice House Fur-
nshing Goods, you need go no further than the
Nessrs. Beech'sto supply yourself
see their advertisement in another column.
DovI5-f
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21
Freight 10 New York and Philapelphia
Or
Cotton and Flour,

CHARLESTON IND 81 VANNAR
Cotton PER bale ornot than 6OOlbs weight 81 IS
Flour per barrel as
No insurance necessary except from Charleston and
Savannah o. New Yoi X and PHILADELPHIA
Cotton compressed at the oftion and expense OF
steamers when compressed, Il be freiphisd from
New York 20 foreign ports at TO 10 less tran cot
ten not compressed
Through receiits issued by the Freight Agent Of
the Nashville Chaitanooea Ra.lr,sad.
Z ". ANDERSON,
dec23-u General Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21
ordinary Drawing,
Approximation Prizes.
whole Tickets $40; Halves 8 5;auarters So SO

Cel tifcatts 81 packages Ia tie OrGif AIRY HTaWn
will be sold 1T u follow ing ates hch is the risk:
Certificate Of Pscl age Of fe v IA &c 1iekets.. $50
"a 10 Half -. 20
% - Is Quarter " 20
{" 10 Eighth " 10
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21
EXPRESS FREIGHT.

TINE Nashville aud ChattaI ooga Railroad Compa-
Il ny, in connection With the Eeass below, are
running an Express Freight Train from Charleston
and savannah nashville. al slower speed but with
he same certainty as Their passeDgt ANS. No de
lay to freights by this route. L. ". COLE,
jan29-u. Sapt.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21
feb1S-tf
Louisville and NaShVIiie
RAILROAD.
800 Esss5T55s;;SS Sl5,T5s:ST 49,

SE's5SsS SssifTSsrF7 SSlssSSTjxsT eEsssz==Szz
TWO through Express Passenger Trains between
Il Nashville and Louisville, making close cannec-
lions at Louisville Tor New York. B' ston, Phladel-
ph:a, Baltimore, Washington CITY, buffalo; Niagara
Ealls Cleveland, Cincinnati, 81. Lemis, the Far
West.
On and after SUNDAY, January ed, 1860, trains
will follows:
FrsItTan leaves Nash lie at 80 NJ daily stop
ping at Galatin Bowling Green, glasgow Juncth n,
EhzabethtowD, and all regular stations hen signal
led by flag and arriving IN IouisvIl lie 2.S0 z
NJ Returning, leaves Louisville al SEQ =. A., stop
ping as above, aud arriving Nashville at 6sO5
A. NJ.
Second train leaves Nashville at 1880 A II. dsiiy
Sundays excepted } stopping hTst train, aad
Louisville a; 40 A. H., stopping above, ana ar
irving IN Nashville at $3.50 4. n.
Galiain Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily Sundays eNceited) at S:l5 4. ~. and arriv-
ing IN Galiatin at SHOP. 81. Returning leaves Gala.
tin at 90 a NJ, and arrives In Nashville at e:i0
A. M. JNO. b. ANDERSON. Sup't
A. J. FIELD Gen Ticket Ag't jan25-dtf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21
LIVERY STABLE.
NashvilleS Spring Races
-. - o.
WILL COMMENCE
On Tuesday, 29th of May, 1850,

IHesday My 2ah--Sveepstakcs for uniried three
year oias-slOo entTance-s95 foTfeit-one mile
heats-thfee or more to MI the siake-Cllb 10
add sioosf the Is run.
HedHesday, Ray SOFA Jockey Club Purse s3Oo-Two
mile heats.
Thsrsday Nay SiR.-sweepstakes for three year olds
y mile h-ats-sl0o ca traEce-s5 $50 forfeit--three
or more TO MI the stakc-Ciub To add sioU Il the
race is run
Friday, yuHs Isl -PropTietor's PGrss-s2oo one
Mile Heats.
Saturday june 2d.-Iockey Club Purse s4Oo-Tw,
Mile Heats.
Sanae Ddy-Sweepstakes tor three year olds--slngIe
dash OF miies-slOo Entranoe-s50 forfeit
three or more To I'LL the Stake-Ciab 10 add slO0
u the face Is run.
10 name and close lst OF March Five per cent
entrance FOR club y--alI entries 10 be made IN
TIE andersigEsd =. CHEATHAN,
ieo-V-td Proprietor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21
Charleston and Savannah
y NJ = = Ga N'E Inn r. -
Rates Reduced ard Snetd Increased.

$50 =
Time from nah and Charleston Nasty lie three
three and half and four days.
Tine from New York and Philadelphia seven and a
half, eight aud nine days
1nteTyeningS bbalhs cause.-the above variations in
three lines.
No deientons 10y ice or snow. overcharges and
damages Except damages ACQUIRING at seal prompt
ly adjusted by the Nashville and hatn n0oga Rail
Toao on delivery. c. W. ANDERSON
dac.2-lf
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For REM or Lease
Express to CIarksrille.

'HE Southern Express CempaaY respectfully az
nounSe thai th-y are running xEssENGxss
thFouga 70 Carkssille, va = X. aad n c. \ l.
kAi ears, and prepared forward u that place
aid Inter Nenirg Poiats with aud dispstc
All sooes asaa ny sent By express. They vii also
tor~ ard % Al places On stage Toetes, connecting
With the above Railroads. Eisls Eotes, drafts ese
collected and promPt rrtarn made.
fS uftce No. Is Public Squars
feol.-a a <. null ssperin.enasnt.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21
Prize. Paid Insnea Iatei, amer she
Caution.

- fi,rdersadaresset - FkkScE ,BsoApEfsJs
lfII sasnztob Del n u irseei sitb Pfompa siten-
.sa IA a pFinte aseia Sea tasseohss
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Gransportation
Nashville and Chattanooga R.R
- - -
Change Of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER

SUI nday next. Feb. &c. 1850.
noubie Daily Passenger Trains, East and West
will ioii0ws.
GOING EAST
Leave Nashville at 40, A n. and 5, NJ
Arrive Al ChaitiEoos P. Il land A..
C0AINf WES7-
Leavee Chattanooga al 5 A \ and s Pm.
Arrive at Nashville 81 e:l0 r. \. and A. x.
Ii rail connection, and shortest route 10 Boston,
"A New YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washing
ton CITY, Richmond, Petersburg, l.ynchburg, Knox
vile, Savannah; Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis,
Both Trains come al Stevenson with Trains
Memphis and Charleston Railroad and az ChattaBoo-
ga with Trains on East Tennessee and GeoFg a and
Western aud Atlantic Railroads =
Through Tickets may be had at nv hour on appli-
cation 10 Ticket Agent, at Office Depot 70 the fol-
lowing places. and at the following prices, viz.
Nashville to New York, via Charles ton s C $50 90
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Notice.

A IL persons having claims against B. 6. HANTIr
"A TON, ere requested to file them with his Tfus
tee or settlement on before the Sth ,iay of Feb
ruary 1860, Tor pro rata distribution and payment
W. H. LUCJS, Trustee for
b. s. HAMILTON
No. 70, Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
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Every other rfeket Prize.
Prizes payable in faIl without dcdastian
SPLENDID SCHEME.

And - Approximation price ranging from so
~ 20 sue
Is SIS prtxes--.-- --..- ancunt4tf tosssysoe~
Persons who desirs eed cni2 fet1tfthe rask &C
ack age fosNhIeh ~esil : cad = tertiBcattAstoi
lows: -
sertiheate ofPaeksg,of lie y hoes ees;s-....s.e
do do. ie H4lves, :. -
do 90 1s euarfers,e- -
de- DO. 10 ElSAths+ !" .s---- Il
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21

The Great Western and North-Nsst shsrtIlse Roate
1859. FALL aRRaNGEuENT.I 1850.
Two Daily Trains 90 ST. Louis, Cincinnati
aud Chicago.
ON aad amer DECENRER sfh 1850. Passenger
~ trains ziifisaxe zes Alsas.y - f6sie.ss.
ieslo A N. chicsee anc 81 fssais Lxsaess Mail
DAILY exeeptSanday y reaehibrsl Lfuls ats &c
A y. ana eniesSs 81 lose A. n. cisssnn.ii a.
feis p d. chiesso AID ga fssls night Exrsess
DAILY exvsfs sstardaysl. seaehInE - louls ~
lSof ~ ane cnaeAse 4 - 20 z ~ -. - sstel-
tnraies Neptzy noEEnss-
Is p Il alrheli AeroIanssaaiion fissify sxesPt
sanasss, kssssslss eeHsssis "a re s .r.ss
haEy zs sse3 r. II. Lezissilie Al ssse p u.
Traias leAss -. LEAFS - - a n. and zeoP-
NJ. srrisias - L.EsslEs - ssis a. = asa $40
f.N-
Only one change Of Carr 10 ST. Loais, clncln-
natl, OF Chicago.
Bazsaee Checked Through.
All IT-zas aesneet cl,useigz ztsh All F<sssE ser
rssHs e. az osae @,s ssiiFs@a s<se ~-ss
-, t4eFsbs teszrEes 70 sesse Eets rellshs eonze-
zsazs ~ ulfeasI - tEttl 81 Ls ~ Ezzf taraEl
So fzszzessfs sd 1aEE4Ke kzxsa fezza .Feas
sA{ fslt g kAs SIS SIS tef Cas- ffks - ehesse-
besk Ihssekts rfzses eaaSeez einsely ~ esseaees-
sls ss.< EeExs itsate I'D firhfnsnd Ezsizeza,
hszsfes zefrs haste sna - sals. Az kssl lsr Ia
K4I.as. zss efs tbe slssallza s.sesasrs ana
Se-zorFn ta1ieze = l. fsE Fssea css<zss sd
al lasesussessls s[zszaHs. Alss a &s<esaa clsf
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ls.s.sx - -. sssss fiissE 81 tlskAzs -ae f-f-
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It<lss zf< f<7sx 1aaAsx1is F.Es.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21
Three Hundred and Thirty-six,
Making The round number Of
WHO IhVENTED THE SEEMING MACHINE
The Howe Sewing Machines!
ESTABLISHED 1915.
L, Howe, Jr., Original Inventor 8



L, Howe, Jr.. Original Inventor
Patentee.
THESE MACHINES strictly First Class and for
i beauty and simplicity of Construction. ouribilty
and efficiency in working, are unequalled by any.
They make tight lock stitch more nearly alike upon
both sides of the goods than that mate by ans other
Machine.
They are capable of doing greater variety of work
than any other family machine. The 500 machine is
warranted to do tine work the Wheeler * Will
son and as heavy as the laI ge Singer machine
re- FAMILY MACHINES.-Prlces SEQ, $40,
$50, $50, and 500.
The Howe Cylinder Machines, for all Leather
stitching, such as Boot and Shoe werk, Carriage
Trimming, Harness work, &c, nave always held
reputation far above any other machines fact uni
versally admitted. No other Leather machines use
SO small needle as the Howe Cylinder Machine.
PrIce-l35 and $3.50.
What Constitutes Coed Sewing Machin
ton, and easily kept in order.
2 tshould make tight lock-stitch, alike on both
sides of the mater-l.
3. IL should any and all materials that can be
sewed.
A. 1t should be able to use cotton thread. er silk.
5. II should be able TO sew from coarse 20 fine
and from thick to thin with rapidly and without
changing the tension.
g. il should be able to make the tension greater or
ess on beth the under and upper threads, aud with
Uniformity
I. 1t should have straight needle; CURED ones are
| S. The needle should have perpendicular mion OF
| This is absolutely necessary for heavy work.
1 v binder hem
| with hemmer: should stitch, fell, run and gather
| 10. 1t should be always ready to work
IL Itshouid be capable Of using the ame size of
thread both sides OF the work using differ
4 ent colored thread or silk above below TO cor
| respond with any two colors of cloth TO be unite
II. II should be able 10 make long or short
| ii
IS; 1t should commence sewing tightly at the first
| itch
II. Il should rnn easily and make but little noise
Is. II should have a wheelIeed; none others are
in constant contact with the work.
| 16 il should not be liable get out of order.
H. II should ot be liable TO break the thread nor
| skin the stitches.
Is. II should not be liable to oil the operator S
dress.
| le. II SHOULD not form rigde on the under side
nor ravel out, nor be wasteiul thread as is the
case with all chain stitch machines. ~
20 II should nof be s'm re trouble than IL is
| WORTH"
! Get the Best!
The Howe Family and Leather Machines are war
Tapted TO give better satisfaction than any other ma
| chimes in the market, money refunded
| Tie best Sewing Machine Gotten in the CITY, (Orrz
| K Aacpaughi's,) at so cents per dozen Howe,s
| Machine Twist, excellent a rticIe rs cents per
| spool.
/ CONE BROS,
55 College street,
| dec23-if over McCleIand's
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COMPREHENSIVE.
CHURCH ANDERSON Il Co.,

(srccEssoRs TO p. q c. ANDERSON
1NHE undersigned have termed a CO Taftnership
II hnSer The style snd firm &C CHURCH AMBER
son X CO.. and have removed then stock Of sroce-
Iles from the Old stand, formerly occupied by p. a
{. ASDERsoS, Bread street, TO the urge and
cemcdious Warehouse, recently occapied by Y. c.
BA>br Co., an College street, where they intend
70 Keep constantly on hand well selected stock OF
Groceries, and viii also be prepared for the storage
Of Goods of every description
CHURCH ANDERSON.
1anlS-ly JOHN H.. ANDERSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21

Whole Tickets sac; Halves $40; Quarters IS
Certificates OF Packages Nili be said II TIE following
rates, " keh is tie fiss
Certificate Of PaeSaF Of % whole Tscf cts seao 90
. a. 70 half 14a 80
90 20 quarter "a rs
4" 4" 70 eighth 81 s.
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DISSOLUTION.

D1SSOLIIION.
II NE Partnership heretofore existing under The
l. name and Sly OF q. ant c. AM ETSON ia
this day dissolved mutual consent. These having
claims against the concern VIII present ihem TO c.
ANDERSON for settlement, aud those indeb 10 the
late nrrn will please call the same, and settle
as soon as possible.
z. ANDERSON.
c. ANDERSoS.
NASHVILLE, Jan. ], 1900
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Coal. Coal. Coal!
Negroes for Sale.

w have good lot of Negroes for SALE among
w them several GOD girls suitable for house
purposes; No. Boy, 70 years old ell trained as
dining room servant: three good familits with a
lot Of single Negroes suitable for the iarm at No
10 oenar street. II. Ii. HAYNES co.
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PREMIUM PIaKOS.


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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-25


As It may be desirable TO some OF
your readers 10 hear from tie NJ f. Conference
vhich has jus: closed is session in Baraboo, !
herewith record few particulars.
The West, Wis Con of tie 81 E Church
commenced is fifth Annual session. on the TN
IL tie " I. Church al Ba.aboo Bishop Scog,
presided
The opening exercises consisted Of reading
the scriptures, siugin. and the administra-
'i"n Of The Lords Supper. after whicI. the
conference was called to order, and the Rev
II. Thompson elected Secretary
The usual business OF the Conference pro-
5Fessed very satisfied osily.
Al the afternoon Of Friday there was very
Interesting Sabbath School Anniversary.
The Rev. ". II Thompson, superanuaied
preacher Is the efficient Superintendent
The juvenile exercises, consisting Of singing
recjiatlons, dialogues, DC, being Of The frs,
order
The Rev. I. n. Eddy. d D. of the Y NO.
-lLpoeate then delivered very interesting al :
dress. selecting for has text. three H's and
lhrcc " :" The three rs. Home, Hope and
Heaven, the three VS. leave your juvenile
readers to guess and then ask their pastor if
ihey are correct. y beautiful bible was
presented by the children to their excellent
Superintendent.
ia the evening the Missionary Anniversary
was held The report of the Treasurer Wa
exceedingly crcditaJle to tLe Mineral Point
District. which under tie superintendent f
the Rev G. Lawson. has become TIE banner
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-25

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-25

hrsfLly Iowa Gu, Ms. sep. Ssh 1860.
IrsSRs EnroES.-
Las; night We were treated 20 what tie Saith
III" call. grand Democratic rally and,
thinking i might interest some Of your readers
10 learn the particulars have taken the LII
ely TO aitenp. 10 sketch and forward them TO
soa, for publication.
Ahoat $50. tie flag was hois,ed. snd Tie
"Un:e.rIded with several Republicans, began
= assemble. Bye aud bye. a portion OF the
~loang Ilckor.e, from your city arrived. and
with the Band. proceeded To the lower town,
or Black JACK. Here ;hey invaded har-room
a. naturally as ducks take 10 water and soon
were in a-.uixed condition. the effect OF Co
pions draurhts Of bad wal-acy, &c When their
patience WAS well nigh exhausted. they were
joined H. The remainder Of their clan.
those that were able % walk, walking: and
chose who had to many bricks abroad. n
ding; Judge Crawford commanded They af-
terwarl formed n liac, and marched lack 10
Mtiiin- On theiT march Young Hickory broke
1euk and seized upon Young female. w.;h
"a evidsa; lure4tion 70 assault. but her OUT
, cries soon brought help and Tic -.uu.er4if,d
tstt - g. aI- ttt- ~ 10 -4-it OH til l4fl
L. save himself from descrved pu. i~haeu;.-
In 4 fsv minutes they s5-ivcd al the upper
town Si.dlul he.aE compelled 20 break rai K.
20 avoid the mud holes &c. and PICK theii
way. carefully. The 1ncrg UIckor.es were
1 drawn up il line before Mes>rs Clayton {
EoiP IS store, - lie "ue:err.ied" a soon s.
possible, AFTER the order 20 stand II ease N:
given. the Young HIckorie.' began 10 max,
f ,Le.r way TO the saloons. leaving iheir tofche,
7 10 any one who cho~e 20 hold chem, s. LAT. he
fore tie speaking ended. there was but very
i.V indeed who had remained al their position.
The balance were away. tryiu., 70 Stand a
ease" saey understood i, but uuaccouuta
hlv. lying doua, reel.uE luos; dis5ress,ugly
They seemed TO forget li'at ..non-intervcn;iou
might apply 20 bad shiskey. well IS 30 sla
,ery s:d polygauy &c. VIA; vas = beam il
ole case was only :. mole II tie other
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-25

THE WINTER TERRI OF this Institute win commence
Tdesdar, October p, 1850.
The Principal Is assisted By teachers Of ality and
merit Mss J. VAIL, who rnences her lsIors at
the ms tute With this term graduated al the Mwat-
ae College last year, and has ALREADY for herself
good reTutsi ion IS a teacher Miss :. J. HOLNES
who resumes wish this term, er place teacher OF
Hasi Is vel k-iown lady superior On aIaca
for her department.
Board, ia the Boarding House. is furnished Al S175
per this includes Bed and Room but not light
and fuel. 39-2w J. SlLSIY, Principal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-25

FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-A new scale for
weighing stock before loading IN cars. has
lately been put ~, we notice, at the Cattle
Yards Of the Pittsburg and Fort Wayne II.
Il. IN this city, with platform some thirty feet
or more in length and Of width sufIjci mt
for weighing fall car load at once. This
must he very convenient ana economical
arrangement where large quantities of stock,
here. are 20 be weighed for shipping.
The scale bears the name of '.fairhamhs'
which has long been familiar wherever scales
are used. and is always the highest guaranty
for excellence. 1t seems TO be so construc-
ted in all its parts 10 combine the greatest
possible strength, accuracy and durability
aud has shallow pit, as have various other
notifications of Fairbanks large scales
many Of these requiring only twelve inches
of extreme depth, which adapts them to To-
cations where greater depth would be a.
f.. objection.-tChicago Democtai.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-25
Lancaster Institute,

Acknowledgements. .....tsrant Co., Wis.
SHERMAN PAGE 4. B. Principal
Mrs. =. VI. PAGE, Prccoptress.
Assisted BY competent and experie need Teachers N all
The FaI Tern OF - Weeks viii commence
Thursday, August 23d.
90 p5r Tenn, 800 per week. pays for Board
and Tuition in common English Branches
Every facility afforded Tor acquiring a thorou. IA
Education.
Special attention given TO Normal Instruction.
For iniorulatiou or admission apply TO the Prin-
cipaI
Laneas' or, July 10Th, 1850 4w29
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-25
= administrators Sale.
FRBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT.

7 y PRBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT.
IN The matter oftke Of SaueE Charles dscsas
ed.
Notice is hereby given that By virtue and In purs-
ence 81 a order - license made IN SAID matter the
90 da OF september A. D. 1s54 by the County Court
Of said county the ugdersi,n administrator of said
estate viii on the 10Th day 81 September 1850,
O'clock IN she afternoon ~ the Town House in IIe VII
lac o. Linden IN said county offer for sale pubc
yeudHe, Inc ioilowis- DESC t1ad lands 10 wiz TAe
south east quarter Of the north quarter
no thirteen in IoTnshF ), north Of Range one
east.
place Of safe
JOHN II. WESTON. 4 s1,inist-ator.
Dated the d asT OF September 1850, us5-3v