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, 1860-06-22

Other Se Nng Aaehinesp must be received a.
Conclusive Ryidm@Oi theiFUnqualiiisdSupH
Amoug The undOubte advantages of these machines
are-lst Elegance and simplicity Of construction: and
consequent Iedom nom derangement and need Of ne
pains. ID. Duabillty Sd Unex IMPLIED ease and rapld.
~ 0f operation. Il Comparatively noiseless move
ment. Sch Beauty u stitch and aFmnsss Of seam. eih
Econumy Of Thread. 7th. Applicability 10 variety Of
purposes and materials
thev are applicable 70 every variety q Sewing for
Family wear. from the ghteat musns 70 The helvlest
cOthG wofks equally well upon sin, linen, wooden
and cotton geod seeming. qliling. hemuing. glihef
ing and telling, pefiJrming every species of sewing
excerpt making button holes, stitching on buttons. and
the like VuF0us appliances ere furnished for regulating
which TIE edge q the Abrie, - u pa9es through. b
turned down and Handsomely stitched. Thousands 0f
these nachlHes usPd bg tames, ssslEeHas dEsas-
mteT falnF, tnulactuleIn u nTta cloakn, ,mlntllIll,
co,hng hal8 cps, enTssts, ladies' gaers, umbrellas,
parasols eilk and linen gnodss with complete suceee
soneimes tcE one % tWo hundred are ussd In single
Hsad what ne sciautina Amerioan says - We are
having geAs mlny inqaties fur Sewing Machlnes um
Vafoo p1Fls u TIM country and as We cannot convent
emily reply % them all By mail. ve hnpe thOnght u
proper O. state nnF opinion IN ErgnFl 10 then 10 this
ihclnFed hy The Wheeler wilson Mauaiscturng Com~
paly, No sos Broadway. and We ays In regard 10
81 that u is without RIAL u Il simple, not easily put
out of order and, In point of effectiveness and nish
other machine stands ahrnd of u. We state this
macI in regard 70 ths excellent machine upon on own
Xn ampIs cdpply of ths., On. premium machines uii
he recsIved by every s.eamsf from New York, b H.o.
Hayden, Agent IN Ban n inrisro.
~ CHARLEs PHOsCH,
Puget SbuBd Herald 06fcs,
AGENT in Sfailncoom.
, 1860-06-22
;. w. SULLIVAN.
BOOKSELLER AND SYAYl0NER,

SAN FRANCISCO cALIFoRNIA.
WOuLD can The ailsnion Of an Bookuellcss, s-,-.
w EApIealmen and News Agents 10 q arre /uII.NA
w ~ " sspaPefs and Maaanntr which be WiI = l..H
MLalh Win despatch, together with Books. - -
eanoneIy and ~ he Cheap Publications d ne ay a tha
oses maltet prices, caFeiuy packed and lerlY drrcel
~ hn ~. can never Be perfect, he WIN send necimrn
ceg o. ~ new publications, desired naaleTu VIM 6n1 Il
rea q ier advantage % have an their ORDER raclrf N
'fAs' A'H'' An orders WIN bs anisusd rTsmpflr. b
, 1860-06-22
M fAINRIIG liAINSTNIIfl N
THEODORE cERLEcH

HAVING 0elT THE U. =. SERVICE, AND
II saiablilhed himself IN h legitimate buIneahat Of
FASHIONABLE TAILORING,
VIII Be happy 70 receive orsrs both from military onclrs
and civilians . whom he guafuuiecy ealiFe sasiAeon.
mens of The cid SAFES both IN eung and making up iAa
lonahle cOihng, he Matters himself a be give entire
sals.aeuon % mooe who paIonl1e him. aentleuenS and
chdrsn Clothing Of an knde made up In The bcst style
known 70 The ari. a moderate chnrRs.
pe.tien . NJ. psaF Fen elslAsoon, u Be proapay ~
SSaf TmopoRR oEREEcH.
, 1860-06-22
San frmtistu.

DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
Pritats DsSicaI ana Surgical institute,
Sacramento strr Celrc Montgomery opposite Pacific Aa
Steamship cOHpdny's Office, San FrdHciscO.
Established in 1884,
For the permanent Cure Of all Chronic and Private Dis
easeS, and the suppression OF QuackeTy.
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. ,PEAY, MD
late 10 the Hungarian Revolutionary war; chief physf
clan to the 10th Regiment of Honveds, chief surgeon
to the military hspital Of Pesth. Hungary. the late
Lecturer on Diseases Of Genito Urinary organs and
Diseasesnt women and children, and honorary member
- ot the Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
Particular attention paid 10 the treatment Of Diseases
peculiar N women and children.
- 0fice hours-Frm 9AM.h9P.M.
Communications strictly confidential.
~ Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay. Consul
tatL us By letter or 0therWiSe. free. ~6a
Address DR. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Fancisco.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. l. J. czAPKAY. late Of the Hungarian Army,
and honorary Member Of the Philadelphia College ii
Medicine, calls attention 10 the following maadle' In
the treatment Of which he guarantees cure Diseases
Of the Brain such EpePsy Apnpexy rushea Of blood
70 the head, Ind animation ~ ts derent tissues partial
and cnmpete Paralysis and Insanity and oil Functional
arrangements, such ~ lnss Of memory, aversion 10
sDcety, mi.anhrOpy, timidy nervous excitement rnm
slight causes. self dstruS gddnes, headache, ringing
10 the ears confusion OF deas love Of solitude optical
Illusions disturbed sleep and ncapabIy Tor abor and
study Also In diseases Of the lungs ard air passages
such "A TuiRrcnar disc 'srs consumption pneumonia
or inaumati1u al the lungs penFes pluriay asthma
hum nal or spa'mpdic, bronchitis, aryngits, and ali
forms OF catarrhal aeeCtOns; als0 diseases Uf the liver
such hepat. or Inflammation Of the liver coDRestions
Of the liver, ahsceses of the liver rslcul In the gall
bladder and ducts lundice end those diseases which
impair it, functions, such Panama FEVER bOua and
ntsrminR severs, and the consequences which these
disorders leave behind them.
Also diseases of the somach such a. GasrtIs or In
Elimination Of the Bowels, dyspepsia In all its FORMS
, 1860-06-22
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1865.

TYR ?. ~. O'nREN, LATE RESIDENT Pay
~ sislan and surgeon Of the County Hospital, San
Francco and Of the hospital of the ssteFa o Mercy a
nov In charge oi The 1aFine Hospital q Po Tosnsend
DIR OBRlEN b also prepared 10 receive private pa
on. hoth private and hospital together with thorough
geal educaiion aa evidenced By The proper
guarantee d diploma 70 that tct vii obtain i0g him
The confidence of The citizens on Puget Sound.
Pm. o'BRIEN, ND,
Port Townsend,
WIIl b dnly acknowledged. ifu
, 1860-06-22

cUnE ron 4 FELoh. Having very usarly
lost finger BY one Of those excruciatina
llls 70 which our hesh is heir, ] feel com
PEELED BY . sense Of duty 70 proclaim tho
following remedy. After suffering 50 much
with the one aforssaid, knew ihs symptoms
to we'll 10 be mistaken iu regard TO them
and after day and night Of torture, rose ct
two O'clock. and administered the follow.
Ing: Take half q gill Of strong vinegar, dis.
solve i. i : tablespoonful or more Of cal.
aratus-heal IS long Is the flesh can bear
snak the telon as long as desirable, repeat
the applications Is often as the pain returns,
and a cure is certain. The writer prevented
two IN this way. To eli afflicted, we say Try
i. Thisremedy must be applied in the first
stages, as it is of no avail after it Is greatly
swollen.
, 1860-06-22
ALE1AMDRE ORGANS !

Five stnps, In rosewood cases. eleO; s,on. IA A
elsoi stpss with perussion, e225; IL stnra do do
s1Sai Y stops do sac larger t9O0; IS stops Do do
ss.o Eeeh n'Inment warunsd to give satlsIscton o.
, 1860-06-22

FARnISo FoR YoUNo MEE.---If young
man wants TO engage in business thai
will insure him In middle life the greatest
amount Of leisure time, there Is nothing
mors sure than farming II he has an inde.
pendsnt turn Of mind. let him be farmer. II
he wants % engage IN healthy occupation,
let him till the land. In short, If be would
b independent, let him get a spot Of ground.
Keep him within bis means to shun the law.
yers; bvhonsst, 70 have clear coincidence !;
i'm rove the soil 90 - 70 leave the world
better than be f0urd h; and then II be can
not live happily and die content, there is no
hope Ssr him $4,000
, 1860-06-22

These machiDes having taken The arst premiums Of
al the State FaFs held last Fall Throughout the Union
In every instance where they have contended, OVsF ell
other Sc wing Machines, must be received a.
r..Il.s,. ~ th.;. O,,.....s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-03
loss Of the Aimrod, Liverpool Steamer wjrb al
on B0lrd

On Tuesday large steamer. nante un known.
Oh the deck 81 which were seen some ti4irfv pe--
sons, including soldiers, on, ufssul. at.d four
children, was driven ashore near 81 David F..
Head. Femhr0kcSlire and became q total !,.s-.
All on board peri>hed. We fegre, tu learn thar
the vessel IN question Is the fine paddle steaI-
ship NImrod. which sailed between tii- STAGE
and Cork. She left LIYerponl on Saturday
last aud tnGst have euc suntcred severe wealth
er
The Nimrod was uurier tie charge of Captain
Layall. She va. 100 tons burden aud 800 hurs,
power She sailed from 1hsS port 90 SATURDAY
about one o'clock. with valuable general car
GO, II teen passengers incl ding tw" females and
a child IN the cabin. The crew numbered 90
The vessel Vas insured. The Cargo oa beard
IS valued at ts0,O0u- Capt Layau and r0ost
OF the crew belong 10 CoIN. She laden
with general cargo, comprising spirits, Crau-
anges. gEucei les and draperY, which are floating
INTO tie Nhitesands. There were sevcIal casks
OF Stockholm tar washed ashore ia 81 Brides
Bay last veek, apparently .-ut having been long
in the water.
\ letter from milford. dated February % to
Ait Thomas Court, OF the Liverpool IudcrwII-
tiers rooms, says The engines had apparent
Iy become useless. and the vessel was seen drif-
inE toward the cliffs. When close upon 81 Da-
vId's Head, they let 60 both anchors She then
drove clear Of ti.e ise~d, but unfortunately part
Ell IN tie midships and sunk. If any means
whatever (s-y Mauby's apparatuSl had been al
hand, no los of life would have occurred. !
good many articles are beisIs washed az IA Tie
way OF rum. whiskey beer. soap. DC. The &C
ciden; ;ook place during the g'ie of eser,lay
ire IN the North west and west north west. Du-
ritlg q he squalls, 1t blew perfect hurricane -
LterIool Times. March ID
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-03
another i0yara Ca>e-A Boa Wins Pssridits, and
EsPEp>chtCd Is a ranseuSe

TIE case # the beautiful German hoy Who
vas 50 successfully paimed oif as equestri-
eHre IN tbe Cooke c5rcus company NJ Ntbios
'r'r'stlt, {s 4afsill7r r. our Te.tcrs Evea after
the eNl oee vas -f-Hie, many would not believe
lit' M Was boy. This Was remarkable
cts', but na more - than that nt Mile ,Ienaie-
ro4. ,a'e Pr.ulssTe dlnscisse Ibe theatre here
I-een l'as 'tc hhene~s and y ninety Of limb
tiie l5'ifn{tHe>s t+ .siu-ttc tUilEess of Shoulder
akd o,-oTn go cEHr2cteristic nf the well formed
giFl HIS hair Is long. black aud silky and the
t-Iy knows uuw 10 dress II II, captivating
manner. HIS face l. pale-of " LAT IS sc,,l.titnes
called The classic nut.id-uud fuil of yavacitv.
Has eyes are j A.t small beer poets cal laugh
nag. tie ls~lsc- beIas long sud black as a STAR
stss HE-i}a II an quote from the sninil beers.
leon Is wonderfully light Of foot, and excels ~
a dancer. He has mastered. too, the art of grin
ming sweetly. And then Of may he allowed
tie eXpEes>ion1 be caa d" w4gvle encLantingly
Tie neal 9eCUTt497 was very successful here.
Beyond tle few a-tutc Individual. who ahorn
ihe lobh!es one suspected that lac was not a
good girl. HIS aigy descent upon the stage
al ways the signal for the Tust enthusiastic ap-
plause. Susceptible youths observed to
draw closer - the orchestra scat- a. the curtain
wss rung up for Leon. Ladies admired IT, ex-
quIsiiely formed girl Being all ANGELS. uone Of
them were enyloUs OF Nademoisellr.
We do not hear that Leon drove any Of our
Young men mad, but 'p Washington CITY and
Leon has q lover. who, Of course. has never seen
him oil the sage, who sends him all sorts of
nice and elegau: presents dresses. jew.lry. etc
etc, and writes her, milk white IaIer. VIII,
gait t<{.Ec- al suI$s Of sweet words In Puts
hu1E} Lro1 Aas = lover. WHO IN bis letters t.
Inn eutieafS her to fly with him to s"ne for
elgn land IN the sane city Leon has smother
admlrer, M the shape Of au elderly. white haired
man. ith a family OF gFo@n up chIl,irrn. The
old rr'ch sends Leon diamonds. bracelets, silks.
etc. aitd want. to see her personally"
Does tho Z'yara case beat th.s VIC boldly
say 1t does Iot.
Ieon - about ~eve- teeu years old Until
ye'tr or so he WIS connected with a band of
Ethiopian mia ,trel, ~ q yyeuch dai Ger l.eav-
ing that business he reek- engagements IN thea
tres Mile dancing = not attractive, and so be
retains bis irflale sEI'ts drapery. &. Thus ex-
l'o~nfe - not maize 10 Iuj"re hs b sIncss the
-rclei must be disclosed snoner or later. paTtIc-
ulariy II he should decide to marry any one of
las 4uuo:nl.s lovers Clcre'anI Piainde aIsr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-03
Ingenuity o: Birds,

TlriIs' e f. 4 very much on saa.le. Iooking
for th' IN Ia IA s-y banks. Having frequently
observed some broken snail shells near lyo I,9o-
jecting pebbles on & avel walk, winch had a
hollow between them cud=a,ured To- discover
he occasion OF their being brought to that sitn-
alton 4, last I thrush hy 10 tie spot.
VII su; Il she'll IN is month. which he
placed betW cen tie two stones and Essucred al
1t with hI- bcak tiii lie tai broken it, agI was
theu allc to feed It's contents 7 l.. Ilfd
must have disco. cred thar tie cus,d not apply
his beak ~Itb sufficient force tu break the smell
when II was rolling about, and Le therefore
found ont and made OF q sfut which would
keep he : ell ia one position. Wien the lap
Wing wants 10 procure TODD. II seeks tor "a
worm east, and stamps the ground hy The side
of Il with la, feet, somewhat la tae g;anner a.
have done when . boy. IA order To- procure
worms for fishing. After dong this FIR short
time, The bird waits tor the Issue of The insect
from lis hole who, alarmed ar lie shaking O.!
lie ground. endeavors 10 make hi, ESCAPE. when
it Is Immediately seized and becomes tie prey
of the ingenious bird. Tie lapViue also ire
queRis The hsuuts of Inol>s. THESE animals
when IL pursuit uf nlules. which s'ey feed
Tichten them. and the worm IN attempting to-
escape, comes Ia the surface of the ground,
wheie II Is seized 10y their iaFw.ny. The ~rne
mode Of alarming has rr~y Las beeu related %:
The gull.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-03
Congress and Kansas.

The Democrats in Congress persistenily slave
of action on the question Of the admission OF
Kansas. They have adopted the settled pur-
pose ln the Senate Ia prevent acton on tire bull
before that body, and will resort To every par
lamentary device 10 prevent or delay tie pro-
gress OF any similar iill an the House. Their
action now Is IN slpoag contrest to their action
when the Lecompteu Constitution Was under
consideration. Then they resorted 10 every ex-
pedent 10 force ka- IS into the Union n
Sla eh lding Stale. Z hey are equally deter
nauesi TO ketsp her o5lt 5ecatlse she has adopted
Constitution favorable 20 Freedom.
The galae OF Popular Sovereignty has been
played out during the past three years. and the
end OF his Kansas business finds the Democrats
where they were at the bcgiuEIng--eudeaycr-
ing by Congressional interference 10 prevent
tAc people of that region from forming 4 Free
state.
The solemn pledge in the Nebraska Bill. the
ante-eec,ion promises OF Mr.. Buchanan. the de-
cIaration Of the Cincinnati I.alform. the flour
lshes OF Douglas, the assurances as long reiter-
a'ed IN every Democratic newspaper and ora
Jsou, that the GdmisSio,t OF 1setC Stdtes rih OF
uc'' iod slduerg as Heg may e'st. should be up
neld rs a cardlna! point Of tie Democratic faith.
all broken and forgotten,
ct there J. not now remaining a hope of
success for the cherished Democratic policy OF
thrustIug yoke Of slavery upon The necks OF
HE in wiling people of Kansas. livery apPlI-
aEce for iha. purpose has failed. The Iuyas!ons,
the u>urpa.Iuus. the prosecutions, the mubs, the
murders, the Executive interference, the Con-
gressional interference. and Judicial inter
ference, the military tools ard the official tools,
the brIbes aud the threats. The frauds AT the bal
lot box. At tie Seat Of Government, have all
failed to accomplish the work The people. by
their 10 struggle Tor Freeeom. have had their
principles invircibly fixed and confirmed.
The Democracy know this and feel their de-
fsat. But they now Prolract the hopeless strug
gle for The sake Of keeping Kansas out of the
Union until after the Presidential election.
thereby preventing her from casting her vote
ageiut the Charleston a5lniuees---4iJany Jour
nal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-03

The f.i!oving beautiful iassage is taken
from Tsuthy T.tcomb5 or Or. Hollands
" rrca hiug upon Popular Proverbs which
'he Springfield Mas Repu5!ican Is now g.v-
.uz tu Tie world:
fhe body Is 70 lie. much is Ger rain
y Ggi lies heloDds No one who passes the
chained boundary comes hack TO tell. Tho
Iulagla aa .nn visits the realms OF shadovs-sent
out from -otse window = tls soul over liie's
resties, waters, but wings its way wearily back
with an olive leaf IN ~ beak as a token of
emerging life beyond the closely besding hori-
zor. ltr g-sc..- sun comes af;d goes IN heaven,
Yet bsea,hes 40 secret Of II . ethereal wilder
ness: he crrsc,,t moon cieaves her nightly pas
ssgcs across The upt@r deep. but tossps over no
messages, 81 dlst .ays 10 Signals The sentinel
-,aT~ challenge each o:Lcr as tley walk their
nightly ru.utlS. but catch s. liable of their
eovHies@igu Which give passage 10 the heaven
ly camp. shut ,4I Shut in, between this and
the o'tet l.te there i great gulf fxed-across
which utrAcr eye nor foot can travel. The
gentle tlIend whose ey eS. closed IN -f'eir
lest sleep long ears ago. died with rapture in
Ter wonder strItou eyes a smile Of inefable Joy
tlaa ler hi-. aHi hands folded over trium-
Ihant i.'ar.: blt her lips Mere past speech and
lntInsaied aa;Ling Of ,Ie vision pat ehthralIed
her.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-03

.F-A most ingenious mode Of photographic
couutelteiing has recently been detected. The
secret lie. 10 first obtaining the engraving free
:.sal !i., colors, wliuh is done by either IN the
use u microscope or magic lantern. throwing
large image OF tte hiII a large screen of whIie
paper. y tracing Is then msut "f all the en-
u.at 81 parts II Use picture, which. being on
-uch au enlarged e-aie, c1n be drawn SO per
fect that tie redrcs! picture viii have preclse-
IS tie appearance IF the original a small neg
a.Ive Is iAca made. 10y which cupies can be
riuitiI hed 10 aay extent. and the protecting
7o}t- applied ,f tie same ulnuer ~ the orig
-4-l cl!-ra,ltg.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-03

MILWAUKEE AND HooS RIVER CAxAL CORA
Nr.-The old claim Of th.- Company for rel,u-
merail"n fnr money expended IL sti- c..nztrec-
ton of the Mllwa kee and Rock Riy-r Canal.
has been again presented To the Legi-.-:,re- and
the Judiciary Committee Of the Senate Thur
sday Submitted report fayorably To tLe valid p
ity ot he claim. The following Is The conclu-
soin 10 which the committee arrive:
For these and various other rcnsaus. which
might be stated your committee are If the oV.t-
ion that there IL honestly aud justly due =, -
amount Of money to said company. for expeudI-
lures wt!e IN Iay meat of Wp!k dul.e uu tie ca
Ual auI HAT a fair aud honorable settlement
uuEht To- Lc made between sid company the
general government aud the state. uVuu priucl-
pies of justice aud equity and that SAID Corg-
pany ought to be paIu whatever amount shall be
found Justly due Your committee. however.
docs moi feel HAT il properly devoive- on them
TO recommend what specific action -hot,'d b.
adopted for that purpose, but ra,i.er tia, It J.
the peculiar province Of 'hc jiut ctnu!tiee ca
claims % devise tie proper mode Of arriving a..
the result
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-03
Carl Schulz en- France.

~ +,
, -'t =, '-'I 90 : "'- ,,i'-!z' "t4eie tHe o1'i7
Mea AtEchaill4t Ltbia'y ASSgcIati'R. i"
95I.-" e a 'A'A nan iist e'ehtl. 1--7A5 yec'
~ rance WIS fti largely attended NJ ivl~i
Il 'A''7s'i.d leiSot-s were =" ibe Hai!' ai.d tLe
.'t''f e'it.ii.'-i.t'to 'e Closest a'l'AH' l'i az
'. ana = quarter tai4 >,i.'-fz i q. ,alir N''h-
''tl ',-lI man. y lih q i',! Y, 10 te ''.e
'i " -i-e'.-io 'A'e't'S'- I..s 'i'N' H'!i.9 .''Fe
-.' ."t i-''E 81 is.-1s' 81 '-'>-'' 3D., "h+1''
II -i.. q ~. i.'~ ''sF ".'..''''.-'E S''i. i
'-l '''.' e' ''.e --' tAiit->."hs '' I'"e-''h
-tu ".i..7 't' t'." us 4's'-it 4'''-'lS, "-''-
'.a tit.'' :" E -s.e F.. a-i 'k, ERA 'Le 'a. Ai'i
~."ist. g ce'r5's N.'. re matte ~. -
Hst i,tt y 'ta - scholar ai i-.'i.-e i"-iis"i
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race. ~ 'is.'-- - - '.t-.'- - .''i',
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l'.' --s''i :. >-s''5 81 ''.' ',''- " t.'
ir' at.tt'' l- "" 'tt it'tE "l Het ''l '1 '' 'SH
l.i'..@' .N''- ~, great t''" -''' '''"
rance .''" ''''.'5I9 '-ii'' ,.''i t".t. 'i.'
t'A'.'5. i''..~ '.l 'i q H.Nl y ~ ''''.' -
> 4L -'--.'t @ '.i -. ~ 't' tt'--' ~ Ca ''S
l-r fEt -i.I1 ,i 'l.r .-Hti ifs " l. ti.v '.-
'itt p fIat ,t lir 1t i.'t~' t-- y i.!ai 49, ''i-
.snt.- .-s il ia.l q sfr tii if.. hHd .-ea ''7
sNitt~-te '.tG ,jtt,--tNc, az" had laos
ieeU 81 -.,sl,f- ite People. Tie pca~aHtfl
i-ad .sl-..l. l-fed fie -.nrF "ia iur-otieu t''e
tllus- asla 81 i.,.Il - II ite u,I,fial era.
Arer thC eyertttuV uf Lo.I- Philip the
direction et atfa..- i,ll .itu tie hands 81 i'"-
practicable H.tu- lLey neglected iAc vital
v11cITal cf Reform for ilr e-euc cra'Iau q .eif
e,.l.f rfv. The Iarfy iu Ius er thDr-if Oily 81
..f.~o.ita.IHg tltir TOW r after tie uoayi al
IL. fist er.I.!rq. When e President came tu
t elected tle IaIlo. boxes :t.rf.i ta.. cl l.1l.,.
.f T,tIS %.rt.le,n ~ Io ..Id .at belong r. eth
er,fttt. It.r-it.. of the. .Ga- l.ya-artlv had
..ec,,d ,rE ,r account et II- i.ai.e. Tl., ira
litf., 81 tfe t.ra,l-e lad bctl. preserved among
tt.r .o-re TIL conservative Reit.FI.rar.- Who
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-03
Doetrp.
From the Illinois Siate Journal
Spring Time.

Hail to the Spring time, bright and cherry,
The time that makes ones heart SO merry,
Since H'iatsr with its storms 50 dreary,
Has lost his sovereign sway.
DAN natures resurrection ulornz-T,
Upon the earth, is brightly dawniug,
Her face with genial light adoruing.
Then hail the rising day.
A smiling say is ,'cr as bending,
Anl showers Of saBIi gilt are descending.
That vita all sluggish natures blending,
Revive them with new Ifs
The gentle gales that now are blowing,
Ca-i sjnter-irttered streams u lowing.
Earth's Dormant venture fresh u growing
on prairie Hill AID dell.
Haiiwe the singing bi-is appearing,
Their gIe,sor..e sr-rules ara more Cheering,
Their gushing music more cndcaiiag,
They've been SO long away
A. they, we be, as bIthe and free,
our souls as fan of meiody,
a natures cltimiug laiustrelsy,
In Ler glad Spring time days.
Hai! too, sweet viole:s, coyly PeePins
or rl1ssy banks Of Ijvu.e lsapin--
Thv tune 20 dancing zeply-s, keeping
Then Sp. iar-tIul-. ail-tlltt-r G.a5it
W geeat each clear, prophetic token,
Tam NATURES long, sound sleep : broken,
NIta ,laln-s> better lex t-tsIl. spoken:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-03

THE SEw YORK R4ILRpADs TEiLAPFlA- A--E---a
hong and a-deIt struggle la, taken place ia IT,.
New York Legislature. cp-si tsla question of
taxing iIr railroads OF the Stale ~ She benefit
@: the canals. The raiiro5i@ have come oct Of
the struggle triampAan-. Tie -chenie S.&s one
winch would have been most fs;aily iaJurIc1s
- tie bes- interes'. of tie : ..fe.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-03

EITIYGJ Isu,25G ' ESUrICs-Stnle of the Ger
un:,a jr'.rH:i- aHaouuce seriously that q compa-
ny 't EHghsf saI lfal'=ie Lave nude an applicn-
tJou 10 tLe hlr, - y aDles f.r Il concession for
;ic s<f5. e'3au ul y~ut'.a. The principal scat
"i the e oi that volcano u situated several
jhot ssat feet below the level OF the sea. Bat
rttt!t. a cana, which would carry wafrr into
;fe cFarer. ne ire wutid be completely extin-
.-1.I.!.rd. and tie operation. which word only
cost TIVE millions oi faxes, would restore to cul-
=. a,i1a l.uI ef tea times that value.