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EMBARRASSING COMPLIMENT An amusing &C.
currence took place in the New Jersey State Sen
ate at Trenton on Monday last. rumor having
obtained currency that the wife of the Senator
from Burlington had recently presented him with
triPlets, 4 resolution was presented, rendering
him the congratulations of his peers, and recon-
tire body of grave and reverend Senators The
resolution was laid on the table, amid terrific
explosion of laughter which could not be re-
strained, the Hobbies relishing the joke equally as
keenly as those within the bar. 1t is proper to
state that the Senator from Burlington is doing as
well Us can be expected under the CIRCUMSTANCES.
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THE BEST CogSa SYRUP IN TEE
The best COUSIN SYkUP IN .Ae world In
AARTsHORNE,S PEGEoRAL SYRUP or

Thls article is prepared by chemist, and 10 prs
It. to be the best PREPARATION for Coxsks, Colds c.
tSyyh, Brosehaits, ffon.ssnsss, Sore TA,oal TYSss
sWssgftoN.
Persons Who sing should use IT, IL 10 pleasant 70
the TASTE eofteDs clears and etrengthene the voice
vents taxing cold. ~
III Bof e. Is and 30 cents and or. Sold nv ali
trugglra IN washingtcr. escrsetovn and Alexsp
rvs
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The CONFIDENCE GAME.-A Minden LA
planter, returning from the North ria al ont
gomery, Ala, with $4,000 in cash, was taken in
and done brown by fellow at Montgomery.
who persuaded him that it was unsafe to carry
the cash about, and so succeeded in accommo da-
ting him with bills OH New Orleans. When the
planter got there he found the bills were forge
M
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II A curious case Of spiritual manifestation
has lately ranspired in Woolford CT man
tuIl OF spirits and spiritualisIn was put into a
trance, ne being trance medium,) and they
dsAed lin TO call up the spirit Of his departed
or0iner, which was at once done. The spirit said
re wanted 10 drink, and the medium poured a
large tumbler full of brandy sEThere there -,
eXcia'med the mother, ''that is my son, for that
IS just tue size drink he used to take when he was
alive - "
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rOLEMAN's EUTAW HOUSE,

~ BALTIMORE.
Coleman Il Stefson of the Astor House q 4
and more RECENTLY Of the St. Nicholas H4Y
his son, FREDERICK w. COLEMAN, taken the
charge OF the above well known house for q term
of years. Many important alterations and improve
ments have bsen made, rendering it first GLASS in
every respect.
The location of this house Is convenient to trAy-
elers and citizens, the city passing constantly
to ali points, and the BALTIMORE and Ohio and
Washington depOts being in close proximity
Liberal arrang ements will be made with families
tlal.) <
They will continue the International Hotel, at
Niagara Falls, New York, in the same>sumptuous
manner that has Eade 1t popular with the travel.
ing public during the past season. de % SIN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OPENING-OPENING!-

" EUROPEAN HOTEL.
The undersigned has the honor of announcing to
his friends and the citizens of Washing
ton and elsewhere, that he will open his YEAY
new aud spacious establi shment, THE lS.
EUROPEAN HOTEL" corner of1lth aud renn
avenue, on Saturday next. The arrangements, EN-
bracing the various DEPARTMENTS, have been carried
out with such circumspeotion as to suit every de-
mand which may be made for good eating, drinking,
DO, &c. The rooms for lodging are cOmfortable,
united with prompt service. Apartments can be
rad at stated price per daT or week whilst meals
The location such to facilitate official business
matters, being central and commanding ready 40
The Restaurant attached tn the hotel will always
be iE condition to accommodate passengers who
tiers himself that lberai patronage will reward his
exertiOns, as no pains viii be spared In order to
him with their custom
fe Is IF p. ENRICH.
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OChANSTEAMERS' SAILING DIXs
FRon ZEE Ux1,vn g..


Bor SE y o. Bo,oKs.-A Trip to Cuba, b7 Az.
MIch.si's Woman: 81
~ Iteas9n of Cha les Lee; Slso
nolmso. House, BY White NsviiIs.
Eism32s IA lad, ny Grace Gresnw.o,S e,s
g.. oMSser 81 C0nsts nee. Tale of n. g.,
lad nC X 81. h"n BY the author Of Margaret Maj,
"fd Spots Ia the South: eI ss snere; III
Phi p & SOLONON,s
Metropolitan Book store 332 p. 49,
soc ssehtrfr LaIrsnc = station ~ &Ha av.
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TUSr RECFIVEp. an THEP SUn,,..
r. 10. grant PA No from 81 s.5s. CHI
msn sos,Sn' ghiSn, added to our lsIEe 8. so,t
'"'s 'sesy can: et'he reliable Chic ternn P the
Mo- 500 p sv, bet. 9Th and iatb n.
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NorIcE FOR ff hf: si ss-E4sroRArIoN OF
GEER sTta ~, LAMPS TO MARKET in The

The grant of lands made by act of Congress ap-
proved June s, 1885, to the STATE OF LOUISIANA to
ize the release from withdrawal of the lands here
On each side Of the railroad from New Orleans. by
under mentioned townships, which have not been
selected IN cirtne Of said grant r:erred for any
entry at the date Of withdrawal at the ordinary min
nnd Sm q act Fer sors at the prices
private entry on tine days and at the pisces herein
alter specified, at the ordinary minimum If s Is
Graduated the date Of withdrawal '''' '''"' nAFe
4, At the Land Office at New ORLEANS, on Monday,
the Nth day Of March nsXt-viz:
Soush of the base line east of Ae
,ro.t and ,sess of the Missrss,ppi rtrsr.
TOwns lips Is, Ia, and IS, of ranges IS and H.
TTownshh3ps Is IS T. 1, IS End i Of ianssi
Tr owsRiD g. IS, II, and Is, Of range 10.
townships u and II, of ralge 81.
townships IS, is. and u, of range p.
and nd T. T., s Of ra IN; CT range e.
Township u, Ofrange 25
At the Land Office at OrElousAs, on Monday,
the l2th day Of March next-viz:
North of the base line ard east Of the principal me-
Township !, of ranges and 2.
North Of the base line and ,rest Of the pr,xeipal me-
Townships !, 5, AID i. Of rsnsel.
townships l, 2, 4, and &, of range 2,
townships l, 2, and 8, of ranges.
Sonth Of the base line and east Of the principal me-
ridicr.
Townships ], 2, 4, 7, and 10, of rangeI.
nownshlp !, 2, 5, 6, 8, 10, and Ii. of range9
townships 2, s, 4, g. and IL, Of range s.
townships 2, 5, 4, 5, ard IL, of range4.
townships 4, s, 6 4 II, le. and Is, of range5
townships 5, 6. T. ara Is OF range 6.
townships 6, 30, ~, IL, Is, and IL, of ranse,
townships 9, 9, TO- II, II, and IA, of range g.
townships Q, 10, II, and IL, of ranges
townships IL and IS. of range 10.
townships 10, IL, II. IS, and a. of range IL,
townships III. IL. 49, and a. of range l2
So]th Of the base line and ,rest Of the priacipal me-
rididn.
townships ], 2. and 6, of rangei
townships and 2. Of range 2.
Townships |, 2, 4, and 5, Of ranges.
townships |, 8, 4. 5, and 6. of ranges T. s, rnde
townships !, s, 4, an" 5. of ranges and g.
townships |. s. and 4. of ranges.
townships 2. S, and T. of ranges 10 and H.
Glven under my hand, at the city of Wasbin,
ton, this twenty eighth day Of December, 1889.
Act'g Commissioner General Lsnd OfSsc.s
NorE.-Under the regulations of the departmsnt
as heretofore and now ex!stiDg, no payment oan he
MAZE Tor advertising prOclamatlons except to sunh
publishers as are specially authorized to pubIisG h1
ja S-lawlSw Oe'
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GOETHE'S CORRESPONDENTS WITH A
" Child, price Sis a
The Life and Correspondence Of Thomas Arno,d
y y, ate head MASTER Of Rugby School. and esus
Oxford BY Arthur Penrhyn STANLEY, N. A., In }v 70
portrait and sketch Of his life Edited 6y TO-
Strohn price 92. W Aseec
For sale At TAYLOR & MAURY,s.
ooS 334 Pa. ave., bet 9th and IOfh AZ
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mRs. Z. SNMoNDs, II4Thlrd strsS
CINCINNATI, o., Feb 10, 1857.
'I'U 9HE AFFLICTED!

This valuable Preparat on has proved to be one Of
me greatest remedies for EryslpelaS Scrcfuls,
the SKIN, Piles, Bilious. gue and Fever, Old Sores
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Salt Rheum,
aud oil diseases arising from the effects OF Mercury,
ever presented TO the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds of
rsspectaie citizens of Baltimore and other parts OF
tbs country In possession of the proprietor, tee
tfyibg ~ its curative powers.
~ Ii is sold by most of the Druggists of Belti-
more, and st the residence Of the proprietor.
MRS. nj. cox,
16S East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
Wholesale Ascent. X. 8. Il. CIssEL, Druggist
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., has been appointed Wholesale
nv prices. de 22-tr
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IT n Z AL SUFFIClEN1 THREE
rRIHaEMAR a.,

Protected by Royal Leiisrs Patesf OF Essiaxd. ssx
seessd by tke Seals Of tae Ecole de PRay,1nSss ~
Ha,ts, AID fAs Imperial College Of Medsesss,
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion. s,crm.to,
rhTs' and al physical disabilities;
NO. completely Grad Gates all traces of those
seSus and perncious nee Of oopsvIa and cubebs
NO. . mas entirely supP anted the injurious use of
mercury, merely lnsurIng TO the sufferer speedy
relief dlspersIng ali Impurities, aRd roofing out the
Nos, I.2 and 3 arc prepared in the
Iorm OF lozengs, devoid Of taste and smell. And
car De carried IN the waistcoat pocket Sold IN f1n
cases, and divided INTO separate doses "a adminis
erea q sapeau, Laiiemand, Roux, RECORD &c.
frice 81 each, or four for Ss which save. -
and IN 81 cases. whereby there Is a saving M Ia
10 De had, wholesale and retail, of Dr. BAf ROW
lS4 bieecker street, four doors below MoFlon..i
street. New YORK. lmmediatey on reoeiyinS n 20
mlttance, Dr. Barrow will forward tie Trie.e,sx
dressed according 20 the Instructions of The Vrfs,
instOn, ID. G. ~ Ween-
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IOUViN,S BEST QUALITY
AIU GLOVES AND GAUNTI ETs
"a snty hive dozen of the above Justly eeiehrsi.d
avits % Ia a the desirable coors 20 Which Ne
jas ]. W. coTTEY e & CO.. ,eS.' sas nh
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SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES.
He most perfect family Sewing Machine in he
WiLLCOE L GIBBS. they make four thonsano
suJcnos minute vita ugerring accuracy, are easily
the price, delivered, 10 onI, SS and 81 Tbey ar
% seen 1t my Hoasefcrnishilg store 40 7th ct.
GEO FRANCIS
-" Ollie a fcs the niatr,c>
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OFFICIAL OPINIONS OF THE ATTOR
" NEYS GENERAL 0E IHE TH HIrH&H

OSEYs sENEkAiEs Of Of T raE H tIlT3H
HHaA,ESAdyisins the Presidsnt and Heads o.
ExP3unding the Constitution, Treaties with For
elsn Goyernmsnts and Indian Tribes and the Pubic
R,ou. ind,oes and digest: The lasts volumes con
tanning HI, the opinions Of Gen. Gushing. These s
persons who have the FIRST volumes to compiete
fneir sets Price IF the whole volumes, Sal A
now solicited Also, Digest to the Opinions.
bound uniform with the above. Pnce IS.
BLANCHARD MOHUN.
. Successors to K. Farnharn
Ie<-D cor. 18th Ut. and Pa ave-
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ALPHABETICAL LIST AND I1oIDMC1o
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HAS COME!-HAS COMEn-BAs COMEm
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Family Sewing Machines from Fifty to Seventy,
hye Doilsrs We have tried them in our own fam
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We invite all to call at our Washington ONCE.
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Icing ~ OF Sinsers Sewing Machines, with speoi
aTdr.o 'neh work. furnished TO oil, or sent TO any
A good assortment Of Thread, Needles, Twist
sRq 4IheE machine fndings kept on hand, and sold
wm n SINGER 4 CO. ass Broadway, NY
CLARK MILLS STATUE OF WASHING
" IONA beautiful Engraving of the above
PHILIP q ss39ss3pMsoNs.
fs q Sole Agents for Iaurenee's Stafions1x
MISS MARTHA HAINEs BUTT. OF MOP
ana si1 iSr . sI Il 'r'' foSns igs,
els Ms.ropolitan Boof.t S1LsSsMap p
NEW, ,CHR0M0 LITHOGRAPHs.-M...,,
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y KID Gloves Am e.uNr, y
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t H {f%%SSSSNE 4 f SGsS 2fEE zkksHyL1ro.
STOMACH AND WEAK B0Wirs hAh

zee GREATEST DISCOVERY I'm MEn,c.,
SCIENCE.
ENTERTAINERS CURE ALL shopld he tey@
sS,,.s - nnesaenty ee-es in less time than il 70
IL cures pain Ia apy paTt Of the ,x.,.-, .s,.
eJterneily and internaNlT e1e ~ -
IL As The treSSent changes OF the weather ,rs-
W. cao Colc, khenmatsE, Pain in the Limb
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a. ootIe. ~ sets upon the N.rvcs Muscles-
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pt iyoS arc biho9s, use HAR
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IN Waehinston CITY; KIDWELL CISSELL 81
Seorgetovu: n. PSEB & Tc.. l.ysnd-ia.
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= sWINDLING QUACKe.
Bnchu, Hospitals, ln.trurnen.s or RInss-shur
them al, ana, " disposed 90 ont 3r my experience
write for my private Circular on
,y sPERMhToRRHEA Its CURE.
With STAMP enoosed, sddress, in Derfect oon4
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serib.nk Boz lTe, Chariestovn, Msss.
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A TRIP TO CUBA. By MRS. JULIA WARD
"A HOWE, vols price ~ cents.
Sermons on St. Pau's Eplstias to the Corinthians,
delivered in Trinity Chapel, Brighton, by the late
Rev +. w. Robertson, Nj. A, incumbent; price
g. 50.
Tie cheap edition of Captain McCiintook's Mar
rative OF thu Discovery of Sir John Franklin; price
~ cents.
Poems by Thomas Buchanan Read, q new and
enlarge ed edition, vols price 81 For sale nv
f. "a BLANCHARD a MOHIJN
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NoTEEUnder the regulations of the department,
as nereto.ore ana now existing, no payment can be
publishers asa are SPECIALLY authorized to publish bv
tne Sommlssloner Of the General Land Office.
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JACOB REED,

As accidents ,ciH happen, srsu in trsU-rsculatsd
families, 1t is very desirable to have some cheap
and convenient wsy for repairing Furniture, Toys,
Crockery, &c.
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COoo"0' 0oLps HuARsENEss A.

For sale ey the usual agents In every city, and By
Alexsndria no q aoi,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
Art-fBion Fair.

The time for holding the 81 AM al Fair o.
The Mineral Point Art Union AssocIatIon-;he
lib, 18th aud 18th Of Sep.enber-is rapid y
aPprosch.ag The Executive Committee have
usds good progress IL the necessary arrange
nents. The grounds being fitted Up IN
Inc best possible manner, and the Race Course
- be put 10 good order. The amount offered
~ he Association Is Premiums exceeds that
2! ar Fair held II this section Of country, /:
neiag nearly $1,000. The season has been
ssls-slly favorable for vegetable productions,
-1o re anticipate better display than was
ever witnessed in the Mining region. The
sTenlams Horses Cattle. Farming Imple-
,1eAss, &c, IS VII. be seen by the List now
oe!ns circulated by the Committee. are suffi-
Gently large 70 insure good display II thai,
me nd the so and SO premiums on Trot-
ils hoFses viii call togeshe. some Of the
-Assess Iags IN The West
Ire Committee are determined tbat not hing
Ia &c wanting en- their par, TO have every
.111s 50 arranged as 10 give the most ample
saisiaetion. Let the citIzeus Of iowa and sur
ts-siiag counties be on hand with their best
-4-lcts, and see who viii carry Of tie Eist
.rrr14etls
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

A CenIosITT w hiIe s. Mr.. Paddocxs, = few
week. siace. we were shown apple ;res in
hls gsrien which had upon l. good supply
II Apple nearly full grown. and also blossoms
for second crop. Tho second crop under
stand are growing and bid fair TO become good
s,zed fruit.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

SELECT ScHooL.-We call the attention Of pa
rents 10 the notice IN this paper Of the Select
school Of Miss a / Il HupEBaAxp. The
fall term OF which begins 81 September next
The reputation Of this School Is too well es-
,ablished 70 require any euIogy from rs. The
principals are accomplished and thoroughly
competent 70 give instruction, pot only II the
English branches, but also in the German and
FreGch languages. The fall term continues
Il week.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

RETURNED FROM PiKg's PEAK.--MT.
fHosAs PRI,srLY. one of the company of
young men who left this pace for Pixies
Peak last spring. returned to-day. His re-
ports are not the most favorable in regard to
the gold prospec, in that country. John
NA>coLas end MARX TERILL have also re-
turned
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

- The 10 Daviss County Agriculture,
Society holds is annual Fair :: Ga,eas, On the
18th, 12.h, 18Th and I4th Of September, on the
same days Of the At Union AK n This place.
This i a bad arrangement. for there are many
no would gladly attend both il hey were or
different days
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
MEDICINAL.
Fever and .Ague.

from which r-9I.kiTf sEfflr over a large part of
the globe is To consequence OF diseased action
III the system, induced by the poisonous miasTn
OF Vegetable decay. This cS1halarion Is evolved
by the action Of solar heat on vet soil and rises
with the wateTy vapor from IT. " lille the is
below the horizon this YapOr fingers near the
eayti.S surface, and the virus IS taken with IL
through the lungs INFO the blood. There i acts
irritating poison or the internal visCera
and eXcrcting organs of the body. The liver be-
comes torpid and fails 20 secrete not only this
virus. bur also The bile from the blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumulate in the circUlS
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach SYM
patl.izc with The liver, and become disordered
also. Finally, the instinct OF our organism, IS
II IN an attempt to eXpel the noXiouS infusion.
concentrates the whole blood of the body in the
internal eScrctOrics 70 force them TO cast il ont
The blood leaves the surface, and PUSHES to the
central organs with congcstivc violence. This IS
the CHILL But ii this effort II fails. Then tho
FEVER follows, la which the blood leaves the
central organs and rushes 10 the surface, as if
IN another -dOrt 70 cXpel the irritating poison
through the other great eXCrctOry - the skin. In
this also Il fails, and the system ah3nd0ns the nj
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of
strength 70 repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These are the fits or paroNysnls Of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder VIII OF
course undermine the health if it Is not removed.
We have la5orcd 10 find, and have found, an
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
Rail. ROAD TIME TABLE.
Illinois Central Rail Road.

cHIcAGo Nay -. IsoO.
Passenger trains this Road new leave warren as
ollo~s.
Going South at IS NJ, and e33 r ~
tsoipg North, .. 40 A n, and sis Z. 81
". p JOHNSON
Gen, Passenger Agent
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

CRassrRrrEs-We are indebted 70 Mr.
g. IssxAr, Of Miffliu, for a bucket of fine
Gran berries. grown 10 his garden the presea.
season lie will please accept our thanks.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
Ayers Ague Cure.


which neutral, = this maiariOUS poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver 10 cNpcl it from
the body. As IL should, it docs cure this af-
hictiYe disorder with perfect certainty. And il
does more, or rather does what is Of r10.v ser
vice 10 those subject 70 this infection. II taken
IN season il eIpels it from the system il IS alb
sorbed and thus keeps those who use it free from
It's attacks; keeps the system in health although
exposed 20 the disease. Consequently il not only
cures, but protects FROM the great variety OF AZ
fcctious which arc induced by this malignant
influence, such rs Rcmittcnt Fever. Chill Fever
Duab, or Masked AgUe, Periodical Headache
or Bilious Headache, Bilious FevcrS NcuraC ia
rheumatism, Govt, Blindness, Toothache Ear
ache Catarrh, Asthma, Palptations Painful A.
fectinns OF The Spleen, Mysteries Collie, Paralysis,
and Painful Affections OF the Stomach and Bow
els all of which, when arising from this cause,
VIII be found 10 assume more or less the ntermit-
tent type This 'AGUE CURE removes the cause
OF these arrangements, and cures the disease
This II acCOmplishcs by stimulating the cXCre-
tories 10 cNpcl the virus from the system; aaI
these organs by degrees become habitcd 20 do this
their office Of their own accord. Hence arises
what we term dcci}Wut50R. Time may accomplish
is sacrificed IN the attempt. while this " AGUE
CURE" docs it 1T once, and with safety. We have
great reason 10 believe this Is surer wei as
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases
wh!cl-aTc caused by the miuSmauc infection,
than any other which has been discovered; and
it has still another important advantage 10 the
public, which Is, that It IS cheap IS well as good
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G. AVER s. co.
-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

Al Republicans are requested 20 meet al the
club Room. in Currys building, tomorrow
evsning 22d met.
By oRDER oF THE CLCs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

ls The Young HIckories were out IN full
dress Ihickory shirts aud glazed hats AID
aorchs-. SATURDAY eFenin ; Escorted by the
Mineral Point Band and commanded bv Capt
SAMUEL Ca,wsoap, they Pafaded the streets
iof about az hour, and then repaired to the
cub room 20 hurrsh for Douglas 4 johnson.
Ifey had about sixty torches in The procession
though not al carried by uniform members
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
sale

& tENtE STATE ts " i7-yS-lN-lOHA COUNTY
1 CIRCUIT COURT.
UiuIsr4 JecEsoz. PIafntif-5 rGs1ss T'gIer K Bod
s,s.t Nag Il Bl0dsetl, aHG J. T. Hzrs. Defeazzu.s
BY virtue O. judgement u facseiosIre anE sal.
made entered above entltie1 action. the
CItlui: aud feE iowa g1aatF, State q =
sin, 18th fiay Of Ma, A. T. 15sJ. slI,
urIzr ne 22t SAY % rt 1eF. A D l-ce. o'eil,r
P sid day, expos old otter for sale zld SEA-
pub &c auction or ven 20 the ia. and rest b;tdel
for -s- the fr5e l5r o. the Court Folse Ike cll
% Mineral Point loa C3uuty, stats OF Wisconsin tie
following described real estate 10 Rlt5 All q lot No
sixty-hye (5J tnat part Of the tSwn (l0 city q
Hiaersl Point 10 the County Of Iowa and state 81 VIZ
cousin OF IN plotted o. Garrett Tst aid iot
sitnate, wing, and being the corner % G est1t
st-eer an6 J5l Alley, much thereof may - ssi
eie1t satisfy the q 3s7s, atA Interest besides
costs % sale.
Dated sasria's Ga-s. Mineral Poiat, low, Co. Wis,
fuGe :. 1850
THOMAS MCFARLAND,
Sheriff c,sniy W.
n-J-t6s
L ENDALL SCrscssr= for sale a. Nho - ~ r.
N tail d. Y Il WHEELER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
anted.
Attention, Republicans !

good girl. to do general Hvusework. En-
cure at this Office.