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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

The functional Irregularities peculiar the weaker
invar ably corrected without pain
by the of Judson's Mountain Herb Pills, They
the safest and surest medicine for all the
cdenal TO females of all ages and especially
This climate.
Ladies who wikI TO enjoy health should always have
herself to be without them. They all ob>truc
lions, purify the blood give the skin that beautiful
clear and heathfu look greatly admired beautifui
aud healthy At certain periods these Pills ar.
an Indispensable companion. From ore four should
be la each day, until rehef doses
Occasionally, win keep the system healthy, and the
blood so pure, that diseases enter the boty-
Sold By all Dealers n Medicine.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10

" TT RAvINE. Sierra Co.
Calif,,rnia. NOV. d. 80 /

EDIruRs TRIBUNE AS an old subscriber TO
your valuable sheet. permit to say few
words concerning the late discovery leo miles
to the east OF this place. in Nevada Territory
l have conversed with several gentlemen recent
l. r-turned from there they say there are
about half dozen companies doing very WE'LL
as well Is any cluims have ever paid in this
Siate.-while hundreds are not making their
b ard, nor have they money to stop there thro'
the winter and stay in their cabins ard DO moth
ing FOX months therefore they viii have t.
return 10 California and wait tall the snow s.laii
have disappeared. That which falls on this side
OF the great Sierra Nevada Mountains. to be
hurled into the Pacific. while that on the east
side must 90 the Atlantic. All the mining at
present Is in quartz. The quartz machinery Is
driven by steam. there being scarce enou III wa
ter III the Summer 10 the gold They are
t.lkng Of bringing a ditch to item iext sum-
mer II - there will undoubtedly be more dis
covcr.es made, hut the is too deep in win
ter to carry any work. II is already from
one to two feet deep. think they cannot de
much this winter One reason il, Il ere is NJ
water. another is the snow is too deep to pros
pct the country. The quartz they have fund
be, Silver, Copper and Gold worked princi-
paily Ter the latter l shall he hearing from
there through the winter and if there is any
news of Importance will apprisc your reader,
! Of it.
| The snow has get ia very early this fall i
IS four feet deep here. and between here anc
t Dnwnieviile ii is six feet.
! 1t is nearly six years since left Linden f,
the land OF gold, and think it Will not be Ion.
before | shall visit it again. rs that is my home
Whenever | get a copy Of your paper | perus'
1t with great interest. 1t comes with a very
neat appearance. and It's columns are filed pref
" well With the general news of the Country.
With the promise that you will hear from m,
again, remain your. truly,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
Uro CON>UMPTIvES -The advert,

I'O CON>UMPTIyES The advertise having bee n
restored to health in few weeks, BY very simple
emedy after having suffered several years with
Lung 4fecti0H and that dread disease Coasumption-
anxious to make known his fellow sufferers ths
means Of cure To all who desire he will copy
Of the prescription used free II charge with direction,
for preparing and useing the same, which they
find Cnre for Consumption, asthma Bronca..i,
&c. The only object of the advertiser sending the
prescription is the afflicted aud he hopes
sufferer viii try his remedy, will
nothing and may prove blessing Parties wishing tn,
prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
46was Wiiamsburgh Kings Co, Y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
Health Of Cleveland.

Ia the Sections Annual Statement. published
Yesterday, there was table Of .Co operative
Mortality of the CITY for the lI-: four YEAR,,
which shows that the deaths have been gF4du-
ally diminishing. while the city has been s;cad =
Ily increasing population. The deaths for the
last year were over twenty sue per cent. less
than n 1856. and nearly eleven per cent. less
ih,a 1853. The deaths have been f1r lo56-l2-
- ISL l2l5, lS5S-IIl3: IS59-99I We
ihiak few ci,ies--if dug-can show an annual
mortality Of less than one thousand 70 4 popu-
lation If over Sky thousansI-H Herald.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10

In the above no appropriation is made to the
Town Of Waldwick for what reasc We know
not.
There ere in Iowa County g. School Districts,
va;e Schouls ere reported from this County, of
which three in the City of Miners! Point.
three IN Aiffiin, and one in Highland. The TO-
tai valuation of School Houses in the County i.
S25, 702 which amount does no: include the
City OF r,ral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
Educational.

From Hr. Dn&FERs Annual Report we CLEAN
the following statistics in relation 10 the Edu-
cati' nal interests CT our State
Whole number of children between four and
twenty years Of age, 27s.S7l. Over LOG. 900 have
attended School during the year
The amount Of School money received BY
Iowa County from the State Fund is as follows.
with the number Of children attached:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHE SEMANS PILLS,
Prepared By Cornelius 7. Cheeseman. n D.


The combination ingredients these Pills are the
result of long and extensive practice They are mild
their operation certain correcting all irre.u-
larties, Painful Mentruations removing all obstruc-
tions whether from cold otherwise headache, pain
the side, p,ptaion OF the heart whites all nervou.
fectious, Mysteries fatigue, pain in limbs
&C, disturbed sleep which from interruption Of
TO MARRIED LADIES.
nr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable asthev will brins
the monthly period with regularity Ladies vo h.v
been disappointed in the Of other pill, place tbs
usmost confidence in Dr. Cheesenan, doing all tia
they represent to do.
NOTICE
There coaditi0. IF tie feruae sysfe1a IN kfA
the Ptlts cannot be taken leifhOf producing PECIL-
lar RESULT The condition referred 10 /. PREG-
NdNCf-ths rssUa, bfISCdRRIfGE. Suol i. the ar
resitGbte tendency Of the medicine to restore tie SERIAL
functions to normal condition. that eUen the reprouc-
tee po~er Of nature cannot resist IT.
Warranted purely vegetable free from ANYTHING
Injurious Explicit directions which should he read ac-
compan~ each box. Price 81 Sent by mail on enclos
ing 81 To the General gent.
= Sold BY one Druggist every town in the nj I'D
States.
IL. II. HUTCHTNGS.
General Agent for The United states
165 Chambers Street New York
r. D. PCLFORD. agent, Mineral Point; Boiler Su;t m
Co., Chicago; H. Btskesly, ST. Louis. l.-v
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10

HoS. JUDGg Mason. of Iowa, who IN ade him :
self so popular with the Inventors OF the coun-
try while he held the Office of Commissioner of
Patents, has. ve learn. associated himself with
Musx ( Co, at the Scientific American Office
New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
Commercial.


TUESDAY noRs1ye. Ian. lot h 1sso.
~ '-N4Nt'' JAN i'''h lo''-
me shl'othe roads and fine sieighinG have been dill
gently improved BY those having produce for market
There has been considerable activity in Wheat and oaa
.,cl, Of -,.;.t - ,, T.. =,
- --''''i's" 9i's"'iF III P'lSe- "hVa'
nhasa ready market at from soc to s5c Oats 29c and
Soc. Pork continues come in ard range. from ;; Is
to IS d accor,ic,. =, r-,;.,, W.. !, n = !,
- :. go. ''Ae-' N'''''''oed Z Hn'-
- oi ''''S' '"' ''ec-iheo lit'ie on saturday.
CHICAGO Nipt-rr
The Press and Tri5uac OF Monday quotes
wur.r Y .:-- o-1,., M
:, . ~ ''S' ~, -.
CCyx 20 10 %''e'
- ~ 1.,oN'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
De eth Of Dr.. Palmer.

pr fsiGneT. the man who was arrested AZ
Memphis several weeks a-,o. on suspicion Of be
iHg a coa,s ders.s of OH ilrlwn IN The ATTEMPT
"a exclte scrtIle Insprroc.lon "A the southern
STATES. Died II the Planters House in Memphis
IL SATURDAY. ist at, of consumption
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
Republican State Conyea.ion.

I,pa5li-aa State Convention viii be held at the
Capitol IA VI ellison, geiues lay, the 2gth day of
F~brutry. lisa n L oeia II fou- delegates
'ionaI Distiiet. represent the W.seo> in in
the R-.ubd National Convention .eid at Chi
Gag" the 18Th of june TO nominate two candi-
adopt such action may be deemed advisable IN view
OF the approaching election % chief Justice Of the Sup
Court Of the and f,r the t-ausac,ion Of
such other ba-iues= MAY De tkoug! calculated
the Interests Of tie party sn promote the
Of its principles.
Each A<s~Iaiy District Of The State vii je eutiIe'
to two delegates ia such Convention, except where
distrc; includes THAI Couuty en e.cl coulr
y will he entitled two Delegates.
Til inittee would re-2ec fully suggest that Assem-,
bly, District Conventions elect Delegates to the STAT
Convention be Le.d early SATURDAY. the Is ii day
February.
HORACE RI-B!.EF
va ROGERS.
". STEWART
r. ". KEYFs
G. r SOLBEgC,
HENRY COUSINS
JAMES MCkISSBN.
BEINaR DoNSCiIKE,
j. WoRTllINGroN
!. G. FAME,
4 !. TURNER.
CHlS. q. FINSEY Jr
CHARLES BuIING.ICRST,
/ + FRISBY,
A I. BOyET
R-qu5Ican STATE Central Gem.
Dated A1fi-on, Dec % Is5g.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
MA1EIED.

In this City the 25th ult. BY Rev Mr. McGsnn-
Mr. WILLIAM FERSAs Miss SARAH BURNS, both OF the
town of Mineral Point
ca the 2sth nit. BY the same Mr.. PETER FI.nra to
Miss Agnes HILBERT, both Of La Fayette Co
On the Is, inst by the same Mr.. wILLIAx TCIax 70
Miss CATHAEISE WHkKLAS, both OF this City.
On the 5th inst, by lev. J. Nolan WILLrAx H...r
CURRY 10 Miss SUSAN RICHARDS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10

Dec. Ia Mr. Crawford of Georgia. said 4" 1t
Is the sentiment of every Democrat this
fioar from Georgia, that they would never SUI
mat to the MIGRATION of Black Republican,
President"
Mr. Bonhan Of South Carolina said " / say
without hesitation, that the election OF Mr.
Seward other man who endorses, pro-
claims or holds the sentiments declared by SIR.
Seward | would favor Disunion and think !
So ak the sentiments of my entire State
We might continue the list, for some twenty
other Democrats have expressed similar seati-
nlents. bat enough for the present. Every one
Of the above honorable gentlemen is Democrat.
Can the Iate'Itgencer point out single Repaid
lIcan who has ever uttered such reasonable =eu-
f!msnls?
But We close the quotations with single ex-
tract from the Southern Coafglerdcy Democrat
c organ Of Georgia, published at Atlanta
And although Mr. Hickman declares that
the South shall never dissolve the Union by Il
division of Territory : yet. division or nu dsris-
ION, We are resolved in the event Of the election
OF 2 Black Republican President. (uni .I.dgc
Douglas is equally oftnsue Sesrard % make
'he attempt And ii fail, 1t uriA BE ria, .tit.
teen millions IF Yankees lceiter IN their gore aud
when there Is not left Il of Our cline. To lead
as 10 the banquet, and cry harock 10 81 rc5e
coicaris.
Let the readers of the Iatelligerlcer and tie Til
janc compare the views of the two parties upon
/ the subjec, of Disunion, and then say whici i
/ the Sectional Party.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
TAKEN UP.

Z, the Subscriber in the Of Highland FIVE miles
ID north west Of Linden, about the idle Of Novs-
ber dark bay HORSE COLT three wears old spring
20 MARKS. The owner will please call, Prove
property, pay charges and take him away
Highland Dec 10Th 1850 susg.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10

ScandinaSi ian Remedies know of Ii50 persons
some whom have been given over by physician, who
have been radically cured by my ndinavian medicines
and do not hear Of in thousand of the tina
my Medicines effect. Among them, copied from my
record 30 Of Dyspepsia IS6 Liver Complaint III
Rheumatism - ScoFfula in adults; O. ScoIfula in
children l35 General Debility II Sexual Disability
Is6 letter and other diseases the Skin IS Fits 215
Fever and Ague $50 various diseases have oreF
800 agents. See advertisement.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
PROBATE NOTICE.
IN the matter Of the Estate If Samue! Pee,v SIN D.



IN reading and fling the petition of Samuel Peer,
~ r., Administration of said Estate. reprerentin,
among oter thins that he has fully said
Estate and praying that time and place xsd FOR
aiming ana allowing his account OF his
thled with said petiton) 1t Is that said
e examined ~ the Judge Of this Court Monday the
ON cay OF ebruaFF next ensuing Court House
in the city OF Mineral Point in said county
further ordered that notice thereof be given to all
sons interested, br publishing copy OF this order for
three successive weeks pror said day of hearing in
the Mineral Point-Pribune, weekly newspaper pub
lished A. the City of Mineral Point in said
L NJ STRONG, Cosrtv Jud9e-
Dsted Janusrr -, 1ssn. er4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
TAKEN III

R1 the Subscriber, living in the Town Of Mne-1
ID Point,on Section Il on or about the LIST of Decer
INST one MARE coLT two years cd last spring sht
sht Dag IN color, with black Mane tail, and FRET
me owner VIII please CALL prove property pay ehsrg"
ana take ~ s~ay. JOHN HATTSWELL.
Mineral Point Dec. 18th, 1889 4wso.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
AMEN UP.

the Subscriber in Lost Grove. or a. our me h
of December dark ba. rearing tfOf[SE tOLl, nav
ing no particuIar ,,rts requested TO cI,
prove property, pas charg@-' anu axe liIn away
rac J04h 1852 5uk0
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
EN- UP.

DY the subscriber, living in the town of Miners!
Point, six miles north east from the Cit " AZ ~
the hrst OF December inst sorrei HORSE coil
yea old last spring. He has three white fee; and
small stripe in the forehead The win please call
prove property pay charges and take her away.
J. PHILLIPS SEES.
Mineral Point Dec I2th fssq xr59s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
Group and Rattle ; q.

For this dangerous disease, the Magnetic Ointment,
may be relied unfaiIing remedy II applied in
Apply profasoy TO the throat and chest, aud
heat in.
Burns
ceased Of all pain in very few minutes and heal
without scar II Is = sovereign remedy for barns
Frozen Limbs.
Keep away from the fire take the frost out in snow
or ice water, then wrap them up ia Ointment Rem
the Ointment in L hours they will pain
after the frost Is out and will be entirely well in few
DAYS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
TAKE

Rf the Subscriber living and half miles vest .
- Linden, about the first Of December, light BAT
hofSh COLI, about three old. said colt, hss
white star in the forehead, little white hind
leg near the hoof The will please CALL prove
property, pay charges, al take him away.
WILLIAM THOMAS.
Linden Dee. 10th Is59. lx50s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
Is sovereign remedy for barns.
Frozen 4. limbs.


sre cured by Dr. Trasks Magnetic Ointment and
sumption has in number OF cases been cur ed.
Read Advertisement in this paper. jan 3rn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10

FoUSD Az ADvocArE-The recent speecl OF
Judge LARaABER. in Congress. which has been
s;igmaiized by papers Of all parties sicSiy
effort and an elfcc;ual submission 10 his SOUTH
ern masters, has finally found an advocate 10 tie
learned editor of The Lltel!igenccr. This i rs
We expected paper that holds Slavery 10 be
right whether white or black. and attempts to
prove it from the Bible. matter OF course. ap-
lraves of just snch speeches as those msde By
Judge LAaRABEE and his doughiace cotenpora-
rics in Congress.
But here IS IN extract from the speech Of NJ,
L. Read il
want any community TO have Slaves thu.
desires them. | have no objection to slavehuld
ing II New Mexico wants negroes. it Is all
right. have not the least objection. If lived
In a Southern State or Territory, | would own
Slaves myself, and would think it no wrong
would undoubtedly hold Slaves if the laws
where | happen TO live allowed me TO do 81. /
can ;crong IN ldyeholding. | have no NOR
a! objection 10 it. A thousand laws cannon ex-
clude slavery from Territory if the people
want it. In regard to introducing slaves into
any Territory, ! concede the Constitutional right
of every Southern man to take his slaves In'o /.
Territory. and keep them there. until tie pcolie
create STATE Government and come into tie U'.io1
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10

RuS MN OFT .-Remsrking upon the appear
ancs of the name of Alfred Caldwell, the >eria
tor from the Wheeling District among the sigma
lures TO the Republican call for National Con
yentiou. the Petersburgh IVA Press says
I'VE have words TO waste on the perfidv
of :his 1t Is our deli beraie opinion that
the Senate of this State II to its dignity iu
tie sentiment 81 the people and The just cxlec-
Of uur sister states o! the South. to purge
itser II tfr Disgrace vi mich ftT iher recognition
Of Caldwell Tol!i imply, by his inmeiia;e eY-
p'.lSiuu. f.le ninth section OF Art II OF the
Constitution ii Virginia gives power 70 each
House OF the General Assembly - expel Uetn
her. by two-third> vote and there never Il
rise hitc- occasion fVr the exercise OF The pre-
riga Ivc.
II. hnweve- there should be found technical
li!ic IllIes The WAY OF an expulsion, then /: i,
the b,nnden iaty II every patriotic Eirginian
II. Richmond. whether within or without tile
Capitol place The traitor unJisr the ban uf So
ciai exclusions. Let him nj be spoken To- or
considered, III the House ouI Of the House
and let the Senate and CITY bear the nuisance
uusi the people of Mic, ling dIs;ric: shall have
tie power to viud.cue their loyality, by con
signing Alfred Caldwell To- practical obiIv io..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10

The question OF Slavery IN the Territories
he regards settled by the United States Su-
preme Court. II such is the case 1t Is certain
", the duty of all good citizens 70 acquiesce"
With hrs short. n-committal paragraph the
h.te!fgencer passes over that portion Of the Pres
ident's Message relating to Slavery in the Ter
ri,ories. Is the spinal column" of that paper
beginning to give way, does lis editor fear to
express his views up''. the subject The In
teHigrnccr IL generally considered orthodox but
We believe is OF late a little inclined 10 Doug
las ism.
We copy again an extract from the Message
touching The constitutional right to carry Slaves
into the Territories, aud ask the editor of the Il,
tcl!'g~raccr If he endorses it. Many of his read
ers woHld liksto know =
4" cordially congratulate You upon t> f,,a! SET
Element by the Supreme Court Of the United STATE,
mad presented an aspect truly formidable al
the commencement Of nay Administration. The
right has been established of every citizen t.
/ take bis properly of any kind, including slaves
I into the common Territories belonging equal,
{ 10 all tue States Of the Confede.acy and 10 have
II protected there under the Federal CuDsti:u-
ton. Neither Congress a Itrritorial Lsqisia-
t.-e d,iY human pocer has ann authority 10
nul or impair tbs vested right. The Supreme .ju-
dIcIal power OF the country, which is a cG-ordI-
nate branch of the Government, has sanctioned
/ and affirmed these principles of ConstitulI oia
law. manIfestly Just in themselves. and =,
well calculated to promote peace and harmony
among the States.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
TAKEN Ur.

q IA the subscriber. living in the town 81 Lin
LIN den on the 18th inst, a black Horse about
~" years old, 151z hands high with harness
-@A marks on the eft side. SardIe mark, Ard
arc is shod All round No other marks uerceptible
Also CREAM COLORED HORSE about wears old
next spring, has white star in the forehead and both
hihd ee' white and the tip his noise shte light
Z name and tale.
or owners TeqDeted TO call prove proper
y pay charges sac take them
SAMUEL TEELOAR.
Linden, Dec. 10. 1850 5liws
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
IL. II. HUTCHfNGS.
General Agent for The United STATES

l65 Chambers Street New Yorl
r. D. PCLFORD. agent, Mineral Point; Boiler 5pitI
Co., Chicago; H. BtIkesly, ST. Louis. l!-v
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10

ID Z - u
In waldwiek tho 9th inst Hrs-Hreurs SC, =.
years
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10

Tine has The status Of Territory during the IN
t>-ns!iate o>rsod from us trst settlement ,,,ti! it
shall become Stat been irrerocaJly fr-d BIZ the
trial decision Of tie Supreme Court
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
TAKEN UP,

BY the subscriber, residing in Highland on
I'm or about the 10th day Of November. 1883 Oh.
e" Sorrel MARE, three years old last spring -
~, pay charges, and take her away
December 10. 1889 xiv.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10

-Se<X5xo ~ the subscriber residing in the %
k03LX - HghiaHd, the 18th day Of November
s# 1879, one black and white spotted .JIL-
-A--A with white face two years old l.si
'ping The owner is requese 10 call prove property
pay charge and take him away.
EDWARD 0'DONNEL.
Highland Dec Is 1859. 4w5Is
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
Taken Up,

sBY the tubscriber, living in the town ~ a.,
NJ hin apout miles south west Of The yil.
Ia. L. OF Aitiiin on the day 81 January isfo -
WHITE fEARl.iN NC STEAE no artificial marks or r.,
Tho owner VIII please cali prove property paw g.
and take him avaE. said Shear las ,tn- af.-. =
-Ighborhood , or months ~
Mihn January 3. 1850 Ivy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
BLACkSMITHING!

~ BY the subscriber, living two aud a half M,
H. east of Wingvi!e, the Military road So
$AA six weeks since, an IRO>> GRAY MARE cor
A[l. two years old, and past. No X perrerri-
Ole. The IS requested to call prove property ra,
charges and take her away. -
ELLSWORTH PARMIF-
January. :. 1860 2r4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06
PRUSSIA.

| Tho midget OF Prussia for 1850 ia estimated as
1&, 7Yy 7l3 thai, re for the expenditure, winch ex
scuy Ca anced by income.
Ito ioloalng Is the speech oil tue frhco Regent VI
PIussia on opolIDg the Cb.moers;
ILLUs1Rluus MOBILES AID HONoRep GENTLEMEN
OF TaE rwo CHAMBERS OF TIE DIET: Ia urmissing
Won Tact y. al the owe vi Your 10 your homes
we implvitd God 10 grant the restoration 10 health If
our beloved King snd lord But " my great ,orrv0
sud that OF the cOuntTy not ia tho de,rees Of
the Almighty 10 lessen The suileiDgs Of bic Majesty.
Grave eveits have been accomplished In Europe.
Tie ar Inch broke out III Italy, approached ia
rapid course, the GefmsD frontiers. To the gravity OF
'La, situation the hnn.ss of oGr attitude had
spond. accordingly ordered the mobilization of six
eorPs-e srne Already hal ,hese corps began 10 take
up positions, III with the troops OF the German
coni.dera'es not engaged in the conflict when the war
suddenly ended.
Tho piehminsres signed at Vllsffanca were fol-
lowed by tho conclusion OF peace. On tue eoinmon
invitation Of Austria ana France my government de-
ella ed isef ready 20 take part in European Congress
consolidating in durable manner the political stu-
alton Of that peniDsula.
Quite recently the wish for reform Of the federal
constitution hss oeen anew aanif. sted. Prussia viii
always consider herseli the natural representative
Of the tendencies which have for object to restore snd
unite the National forces, and TO promote eloselously,
by really practical measures, the general interest Of
Germany. r..l
Aly Government Is guided BY the desire 70 ZEE he