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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

LNTEg FROM THE STRsITs Our Grand Tray
erse correspondent writes from Northpor,. dat
ed February 18th, that the lake in tia, region
i entirely frozen over. The ice IN Traverse
Bay is sixteen il che- thick. aud very heavy ia
the Straits. The weather Is very cold thermom-
etcr standing fifteen degrees below zero. and
wind blowing hard from the Northwest He re-
ports provisions rs being very short. and feed
for cattle scarce-hoth men aud cattle on short
allowance-Cht Press and Tribune
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

SUGAR Cane SEED AM NoLAssEs.-Mr. Ezra
King. Of Lancaster. saved large quantity of
sugar cane seed Inst year. which he thinks was
not injured by frost: lie Will give it faithful
trial III the hot-bcd which he Is preparing. and
II 1t sprouts he will offer Il for sale fair
terms. He claims TO have 40 10 80 bushels.
NJ King thinks tina: sugar may be reck-
oned one 81 the staples o the country. just as
much a. Germ or uats-Ldnca'ter Herald
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

MonE MrsERAL.-N. Woods. Esq. of FairplaY
writes that he lately visited the diggings of
Thomas Anderson. George LIddle's land. on
what IS known rs Long & Butterfeld's range
His perseverance Is equalled by few. He has
worked IN the rock twelve weeks, has raised
about $4,000 lbs. of mineral and is now on what
appears To be large body OF solid ore Ga!cnd
-idrertis>r.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

SICKSEss.-The gailuping disease among chill
dren. a combination of measles, scarlet fever
and unreasonable weather, Is spreading death
aud bereavement IN every direction. More
deaths have occurred within two months than
before for ,ao or three years, and there is no
abating. The doctors batfied, aud their
medicines, like panic-strirken bank-promises
avail nothing against the debt OF nature We
hear Of deaths III every town-at PIattevIlle,
Beetown. Patch Grove and Lancaster, scores
have died -LGrc1stcr Herald
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
ADMINISTRATIONS .AI.T.

n oTltE i hereby given. that the xn-d a.
insnIstFatoE, 81 the Estate 81 Timothy Burns sts
u Tn town oi Ia Crosse, deceased by csn.s
from the County touFt II the County Crn<-e III
eel at public Auction, the Post Oice vlssl
oi Highland, ia tho County Of Iowa 18th ca q
April, 1850 o'clock T. folio ing describe
lands, j. ing IN The town of Highland. county
wiz The east ha Of the north-w-st quarter, and ~
vest half of the northeast quarter and the nprfhr
quarter Of the southeast quarter lection
(st and the quarter Of the theast quH
ter OF section twenty -on-, (2ll Also. the -ouItv
quarter OF the northwest quarter fifteen l5b
all ia town seven, o. north of range ~ east,
tanning ESQ Acres.
The Of sale will De one-fourth cash ct the ,rs
IF sale. -Da thu balance in eight secured y
bond and mortgage on the premises, with iHtsrssf-
EDWIN FIlST, ,,..
FElER BURNS,
Dated la Crosse, Feb. G, 1850. So
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

MISISG.-A new and supposed valuable min
eral prospect has been discovered near Weiches,
in Little Grant ten miles distant from any 9TH
or uIggIng~, and on i range east and west with
the Mineral Point and New California mines.
The discovery Is supposed ia open aud prove
large as we'll Is new OF territory not here
tuiure considered lead bearing. The new dig
gincs are situated about nine miles north west
uf Lancasger.-Lanca Herald
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

- Mr.. Thomas McElrath, formerly one Of
the p'ourictors OF the New York Tribune. has
been elected Corresponding Secretary OF the
American Institute At i sa.ary Of 81 800 per
annum
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

sE-The National [ MON. of New York. pub
fishes address TO the country. nominating
John Minor Bolts for the Presidency. and Thorn
as Corwin for the Vice Presidency.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

The residence Of DR.. WM. II. BRr.BA~E. Of
Arena. totally destroyed by fire a few days
since, together with his furniture. which was
boxed ready lar removal iuts!!igsnccr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

- Speaker Lyoy. or the Assembly, has
been called from hi. official duties BY sickness
in hI- family, WN- ". GRrswoLp. of Columbia,
has been os-u n Speaker pro TN. during his
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
r T. VI d v Al.

DEs. WELD TURHER have removed their Denial
Office To the Rooms over tanyon Smith * Cos Sror.
North side of High Street near corner of CHESTNUT
> ALL WORK WARRANTED. 81
Mineral Point. Feb. 20, 1850.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

SICKSr->.-We resre, TO learn. that sickness
among children prevails extensively among
neighborhoods ia this section Of the county
GaIcna -4d
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

RoBrrar.-The County Treasury of L1Fav
etc County was robbed on the 23d plt q : 9oi
young man has been arrested on suspicion.
examined and committed. but no trace or the
money has been discovered
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

PRIxrza ELEcrEp,-Mr- Fo"n Of Ohio. whose
election frv days since 70 Printer 10 the
House Of Representatives,. vs. declared multi
ty. was again elecIcd on Friday last by thee
ttLal,rifr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

Tor holding this Convention has been changed
from The l3h Of June TO the 10Th Of May
by the Republican National Committee. We
think the change a good one.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
Dr. Hoback's scnndinav Blood Pills and
Blood

The blood is the life, Scripture ..v- Sci
Also. Eypel corruption from the blood and no
disease exist in the system. Ny Blood Pill. and
Purifier perform their task effect.ay. They pe
G vegetable detergents and all forms Of disease.
which arise from impure blood simply because they
move the common Of disease from the lte.u,
tai ming fud Hence their apparently rniacuou. cures
Of scrofuIa, eFuptons, tumors. dyspepsia liver com
plants rheumatism, swelling Of the joints aud ali AZ
feetion' Of the Internal organs. which proceed
from malfoEmation. See Advertisement.
Diseases OF the Chest and Lungs
These diseases too well known 10 requir~ anr e
'crinton How many thousan IS every ye~r carried
t" the silent b. that dresdfu scourse Consurp
tion which always commences with slight cold Keep
the blood pure aud healthy, by taking few doses Of
JCDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS each week and
disease of any kind is impossible. Consumption ani
Lung din cultes .ways arise from particles corrupt
mattel deposited in the air cells BY blood Purify
that 81 of life, and it viii very soon carry of and
destroy the poisonous matter like crystal river
flowing through desert, viii bring with leave
throughout the body the elements Of health and
strength. As the river leaving the elements Of fertility
il lis course, causes the before waste to bloom
with flowers and fruit pure blood 10
Ejoice in strength and health, bloom. With uun
ding beauty
Jadsoa's Mountain Herb PILLS sold by all r--deine
dealers.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

s. VI BoyTH has been again arrested in Mil
waukce by the I, 5. Marshal. under positive
instructions from headquarters. Tor completely
in the GLOVER case. The Democrats OF Milwau-
kee were IN high glcc over the circumstance
IaTa!ine the streets with band of music, and
having 4 regular big drunk over IT.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

e HrSEI u. FosrEG has been nominated
for Governor iy the Democrats Of Pennsylvania
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
Irepre~sa5le Conflict in the Wisconsin Senate.


Some time since Senator Maxon. with The
hope IF making a little bancnmb for the Demo
cratic Party. introduced into the Senate Sc
re- Of Resolution, rpon the Harpcr's Ferry
nos and The Union generally. They were re
ferred to the Committee on Federal relations,
who reported series Of Resolution as substi-
tute for the original The substitutes were
equally denunciatory Of the Harper's Ferry al
falr. " Tin the original, but they included also
the affair At Liberty No. and the expression Of
Iisunion sentiments in whatever quarter
This WIS 4 little moro than the Democracy
bargaiued for. and called out the Senators Max
on Simpson. RodoIf, GIL. and others, and all
kinds OF lodges were made to evade vote upon
the report of the committee.
The matter finally postponed till Friday
Next. when presume there will be more
epou}ing for the Union s sake.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

Croup aud KaIi!es.
For this dangerous disease, the Magnetic Ointment
may bs relied on ~ unf-ilius remedy nappcd
season Apply prouseIy the throat snd chest aud
heat in.
Burns
are ceased OF AL pain in very few minutes and heal
without scar Il ls a sovereign reunedy foE burns.
Frozen limbs,
Keep away from the take the frost out in snow
or ice water, then wrap them up in Ointment Rene.
the Ointment once in l. hours they will cause no pain
after the frost j. out aui will be entirely well IL fe-
DAYS.
Bronchitis and Asthma
ere cured ~ Or Trasks Magnetic OH and con
sumption has in . number Of been cured.
KeAi Advertisement in this paper. Jaas.a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

1 FINE lot 81 Peter wrisht's ASvIIS and Am Solii
y Box |I5ES assorted and for sale low by
~. JESSE T. GLEASON
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
DISSOLUTION.

FIfiE Partnership hrretofo=r existing uurr the
aud firm OF Gleason Brother in the ci.ie- of Mad
son sDd Mineral Point. - this DISSOLVED rs u7uiu
consent T. H fIieas"h having di>pusse ~ Ms enH-
interest "a the stock OF hardware and other mrcat
oi-' ~itn Ia books, notes and account, ot tlr 40
FIRM, t. Jes--- T. Gira-"n, who l. alone authoGIz. g.
collect Tecsisc IL, same eht- of lie
firm. =. H. GLEASON.
JESSE T. tI EA~NN-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

. O i q Q { - no OIL.
MISSES 4. * H. HILDERBRAND
MOULD Respectfully inform the citizens Mineral
W Point, that they will commence = term Of
NOR select school, IN basement Of the Episcopal
Church on Monday, ot-uary 18Th.
TERMS As HERETOFORE
In addition to the branches heretofore taught their
school class IN Latin, under tle instruction Rev
g " skinner. Will secure particular attention.
\ share 81 the patronage e the public Iicted
February q 1ohO- yI5-n6 ~.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
M "a "A RED,

b R"v VI. Evtns, on -5tl % Fsorlarr. NJ. CH-lsr-
PowEt, q the iowa 81 :.inIen low. Co.. WILSON,
ain Ma Hawai- HoaRf. OF the Town of Kendall.
Lafayette Co, Wisconsin.
Nay Cod Or peace direct their r-ys,
- rake Them SlgNrs happy
The thing j. true, they now but Jew,
But Ic make them MANI
THOS u MS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

THz Mississippi Is clear Of ice from. Rock !
land 10 s., Louis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
FOR S AL e.

ITALF OF AN INTEREST N 4 WFTI-FST.
j hshed business Per-ons wishing inysrt =
sHiA capta in paying concern, will please address.
rsser 7, Mineral Point Po,t Office particular. III
Z. given.
F.b-u,rr IL. 1850. H.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

T1tE La-islz.ure q N,nuesa:1 bsve passed .
IN providing TT lie registration IF r",e-s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
AGHN'H'S. AG,HN rs

Il $ BURTON X CO, agents FOR IN. ,ale OF Ks,..
/ j. s,nt L-.inF- and DIIs.
90. =. lsGu. 4-t
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
EXCEL SIOR BIZ Il NER

THE EXCEI SIoR BURNER-whieh si-o. more q. {
than any other Coal Oil Burnsr il IN all uur h.
ro.ene Lamp. L. :. BURTON & Cu.
Feb. IS. I,G0 q-0
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
WILLIAM BLAIR & co..
ET6 Lake street.

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
INFJaTEEs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
II a r d w a r T.
CUTLERY, SHEET IRON, COPPER BOTTOMS,
NAILS, COPPER, BLOCK tbs,
TIN PLATE, ZINC. &c Nc, &c.
Al-a. full assortment Il Timers Tools and Machines,
aud pressed Tin Ware, Kiyet-, Ears etc
Io-sm VIM BLAIR q CO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
X. -. IITTCHING-,
neral Agent fortbp Init
Commercial.

TOO TOT. .
T. n PCLFoRn. Agent, Mineral Point: Boiler Srii
o.. { htcaco; H. Hl"kesiy, ST Louis. IL,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

NAILS 900 K-,- assorted eiz-~-ch~1r for cash
y 10 LAX" ST., Chicago w II. BLAIR & co.
teh. 10. 1850. lp-Sni
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
ED.sT4 Egs

Inl TONS ANNEtLED FENCE WIRE, Nos. :, s,
tVf ans q. for st.. te lowest 'lrket price. CAsH
orders viii receive prompt attention
WEI BLAIR & CO,
lo-3m l76 Lake 81, Chicago.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06

The roads becoming little more settled and b-
shines. improving Wheat snd Oats will be seem ire
sin the rise. The weather beautiful aud spring
ike.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-13
SHIPPIN G NEW S


CLEARED.
steamship Floiida, Croweil, sasannah-Samue Mchiil
steamship Nashville, Murray Chareston--sporord, ries
steamship Thomas swami, Ramsey. Po-tand--II crom.
fhip Iacer, Gates san Frenesco-w cclenas a co.
ssiip John Porter Forbes. Lverpool-Tnrals csrman
sh,p siamler Young dord9n.punham Dimon.
ship Eerrard Hu6tard. Glasgow-Ttask 4 Dearborn.
i,ais Native Ut. Irask L,ycIIool-Ldm Bro.
BARK Insile, Crrckeit, Bristol-Metcaf SDuncsr
Iaik Harvest Home, Berry, Bristol II n Bfookmsn Co
hatk Anton Aus Ivanich Cork and Falmouth orders
rex volunteer, Gorham, curacoa--,lw Elweu Co
hSrk Cen Tcs ss' Aseh csrdsnas-rr"tos Russell
Hre Fairfax Claypole, Moniesideo aud Buenos Ayres
Brig I 1llcston scammon Ha,ana-Truiiro Russell
Irg Hci kins Murray, Acbiie-Sturges, Clearman Co
sar f fsacaa AM hg1e5
schr Agate Ahrs fonce-H Underwood.
sshr Garland norton. Tor,snd L Hatch sro"er 60
schf llui, Hun, Bristol-L konney.
ARRIVED
Steamship Ksdsr dr, cSos LAyerrooi Nov z With rndse
fo s5sr DAYS Nov Is IA, d "a pas Mw se M srs
sGrtfatd hence ior iiyerpcol
% w crossed The Bar al .S VA 1rf nsrsn ees
nrN ~ well with mdse and passengers 20 Roberts
steamship ne Soto Johnston New orlesn. Dee via ma
ren o. Dec lat Id lon 8 ~ saw ship Ocean Monarch.
rsre, frsm Liverpool for New Orleans since arrived
and passengers 20 10 " err wcl a CO.
steamship psrkeneurg s,annard, Wilmington, NC, with
4 sorsshp Relici Cart n Dove fosndo coss, ~ A.
if y days Nov ~ atsAM lat = y lon ~ Is boarded
slir jeremiah Thompson. Blake liverpool Nov IL with
shp sfccs iof Philadelphia loaner Rio Janeiro oct
~ With coffee, 70 master,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-13

their mutual advantage and for the convenience
~ their respective passengers The throig OF vehicles
ard stages at the Harlem terminus has become great
tst ged To mako this extra provision for our
cars 10 relieve the avenue.
The singular policy Of the Harlem Railroad Company
has led them with exceeding bad taste to oppose the
extension Of track To the Central Park the frivo
ous preterce that IL nterferes with their vested rights
AZ well might the running OF cars To harlem river
interfere with their vested rffts. one o1ect this
any bad IN selecting ssyenteth strecs the crossing
point although street lower down would be much more
desirahe) To AVOID ans controversy with the ilar
lem Railroad the grade at Seventeth street at its in
crSction with Fourth is OF sufficient height
20 allow 80 pass theirs the bridge now
built at that point, and thus would be no interference
Seventesh street Is nnnhabited, there being but one
house its line and that in OF erection The
construction OF this branch track VIII involve very
considerable outlay with prospect OF any direct benefit
the company purposes 70 run 10 the Central Park with
out any additional charge The vast numbers OF the PEG
pie who visit the Park residing in the eastern section Of
the city have repeatedly solicited us TO obtain this prvi-
lese in order that they may ENJOY the same facilities IN
reaching The Park sre now enjoyed by the more IA
vorcd residents Of the western side of the city There Is
other line established, or likely 10 be established
that afford this accommodation To the extent required
except the Third Avenue Railroad Company; and when
they willing incur the expense and run their cars
al no extra charge in order that the people may be graft
fed, u does seem To me that points Of questionable VA
idy ought not to be raised against them b. Dose VIII
are supposed 10 administrate for the public good. IN
repeated annoyance and inconvenience to our passenger
caused by the soppage Of cars (under police orders
at the time Of professions passing parts q ne Toa
make it necessary for to have turnout at sixth
and Tyon row which part OF our cars can re
main during such detention, without interfering with
The running Of on such parts OF the road as arc
nnobetrrcted His Honor alleges that this company
lows al extensive facilities other city reads. Admit
ting thts 10 be the case II must be apparent TO every
tst this road being nearly double in business force
and equipment to any other, il must need more fa
cies The public who its require them, nay
demand them. The press often gives publicity TO com
n,cations asking for more accommodations on ths
city roads but if those who represent the public int
turn deaf to the reasonable requests OF
rany who aim to do their duty the public and deny
than these necessary privileges how it TO be expected
IN that company extend its accommodations with
cat The necessary facilities2 WILLIAM A. DARLING,
President Third Avenue Railroad Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-13

SPEECHES, RESOLUTIONS, DISCUSSIONS, ETc.--To
Much ExCIyBaENT.

SPEECHES, RESOLUTIONS, hlSCUsSlofs, ETC--TOo
Much ExCIyBSHST.
From the Chicago Pines, Dec.
Bryan iali fun, very fun Of Chicago merchants
and business men last night. The meeis. was in tursa
signed, which appeared in tho city papers ies days
since. i was organ 1ed as folIoas'-
I'rfsdsNt-fredcrick futile.
-, Fc,Sidspts--c @. Miner, r. W. KIN. H. @ Pow
crs =. I. CLARK, q. 7 Abbey, John Wihon, = View,
william NcAlistcr, II. W Hinsoole, b. II. Harmon, J. ~
farwci " ~ Ava, G ~. iiarntp,ni Clinton Gray, J. Y
Mum, q Y wheser, william Ross " Y ogge,t, WI
liam ooold Z. G. Paris, George W. Flanders, Mr.. Utn
and a few others hose names we "a not catch.
,Secreiarrs-Morrill Iadd
The call for the then rad BY tho Secretary
The Committee ~ Resolutions rcIssted by ~ chairman
the following
wh,rcss IN orae. to protect or own interests n
state. the financial economy shouid such place
her par with otacTs ma wherass. IN opinion.
the prescott monetary 'r'ss a. our stat = tn direct re-
suit o bankiug y .om Which dscriminaifs against
the interest," her avn ctacns m ~ rract al work
ngs. ~ giving toa f.w irresponsible bankers an most
cases the interest up1n SIS. 80 tyo eto while the
people compelled - pey for them, api submit to the
81 every dogar Of their suryus products into
bank bits 9Th 20 othsg bass but th,-s coks tn from
ave million dollars IN 1891. have have increased 10
twelve moc collars thee millions of ~ increase be
irg rom the present yeTe surplus crop And whereas
from the nature II the evil the Commercial interests of
The state compelled 70 bear the burden OF It's Gepre
GATED currency And whereas. IN protection u com
mercs neresss = he Foundation of all STATE progress
which depends upsn the stability az the banking policy
AID seeing The present dcranged state 81 monetary
Affairs the evidence 81 loosely drawn aud badly
executed systen.-though coed upon s face aud CON
mepdable III spirit--snd whereas. II y subject 10 the
abuses Aforesaid and our supreme Coyri having decided
that che legislature bss The power 70 amend T. w AM
Ger tho better carrying out 81 IT, interest and spirit
and hc ewing that legislation can be obtained That VIII
meet tho or both bankers and people aud prevent
any further abuse ~ the laws therefore
Resolved. That We dccn u the nrst and most tmport.
duv Il the Legislators at ~ coming session 10 pass
such amendaery acts 10 our banking law a. vii even.
tualv make currency credable % state sait
Nneudatory laws ~ take cfs, before july 1851.
Bcsnlvea That IN or opinion sch cnactmcuis shout
kp ~ r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-13
THE FINANCIAL PRESSURE 1t THE WEST.
Metropolitan Collections I'm Western New
York.


On Saturday a large number OF New York business
and agents for banking produce and commission
houses up the Central Railroad. few stopped at
Syracuse more here, and others went westward Among
those who spent Sunday here \. II. Wolfe These
out for the purpose of comforting with customers
on the present state Of financial affairs making collec
tons selling paper at a discount &c. We understand
that OF merchants who have plenty of funds
purchased their Saturday due from three to six
months hence at rates Of discount which afford them
handsome returns for their investments If they sell goods
at cost II Is gratifying fact that we have merchants
among who able TO take advantage of the times
and buy their immature paper But the inclination Of
holders TO sell good paper at snch heavy discounts ndi
great upon the New York obbers and deal
ers desire put themselves in the best position pos
sblc TO meta general crash.