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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16

ciples, to lay aside disappointments, to dis
courage chickering's or fault-fnding, and go
to work Those delegated to form ticket
performed their duty quietly and harmo-
niously. To that ticket we give our cor
dial support, just as we would have cheer
fully done had other candidates been Sc
lected from the good men before the con-
yention. There is therefore every incen-
tive to go to work earnestly, and suffer no
petty contests for county officers to injure
the greater and more important interests
at stake.
Our opponents are divided in sentiment
and distracted in organization. Though
apparently peaceful on the surface, so tar
as local matters are concerned, they are in
reality like mine with powder and slow
match separated only by few inches
Look at their organ, for instance 1t floats
at it's head those whom it calls Irregular
nominees" of the party, yet devotes one
half of its columns to a disorganizeT, who
is besides the nominee of band of dis
unionists more infamous than any unhung
traitors who have lived since the days Of
toryism in the revolution Look at their
candidates, who pretend to represent q
great principle Is there one among them
who has the manliness openly to say that
Douglas is the regular nominee ofthe dem
ocratic party, or that Breckenridge was
nominated by rank disorganizers and dis
unionists ? Ask Bates who he is for, and
he will probably answer g | am for Bates"
Ask McNear the same question, and the
answer will be " am for McNear. :" Ask
Waream, and the reply comes am for
Waream - And so on through the list;
vet these men come forward and claim sup
port as representatives Of The democratic
party and ats princjpIeS.' In organization
of party there can be no second nomi-
nation. Douglas was as regularly nomina-
ted as any democratic candidate since 1914,
and if there are any obligations binding men
to submit to usages, all who are not for him
are disorganizers to that party. Within
that view those candidates come, and al
though they may fatter themselves with
the idea that they can play "possum'
through the campaign, and when it is over
side with the strongest, it won't DO, for the
people want to know who Bates, McNcar,
&c. are for besides themselves
Speech of Hon Isaac Hazlehurst.
We publish on our outside to-day a
speech recently delivered by Hon. Isaac
the American candidate for
Governor in 1857, which We commend to
The political friends and admirers of that
gentleman in this county The ground
ne takes is that in great part occupied by
he editor of the Gazette, namely, that we
,an only look for a sound tariff by electing
Lincoln-that his election would finally
settle the slavery question by testing the
lisuniOnists before their tory doctrines, now
at the south become general,
and lastly restore the government to some
thing like order.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16
sA. DR.. Igratius LANCER. ! Co

B9ADr. IgGaNus Langer, Garrrig-,.
Abolitionist, of Davenport, Informs y. 80 o.
zette that he intends to vote for pno,, - -
cause the election of the latter would T. ~
up and increase the slavery agitation
suit that he regards as eminently das;,,,,
We hope the Lewistown Democrat will :.
forget to mention this accession to ;,s
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16

B|We had a fne rain on Monday.
which may yet prove .! much benefit to
corn, potatoes. &c.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16


:" The new tavern in our town Is not only
q hotel, but a hot hell in addition. Drunken
ness is rampant. Have we no officers about?'
We copy the above from the last Shir-
leysburg Herald as a specimen of what
whiskey is doing. In the first place we
have a law permitting the sale Of liquor
then we have judges who grant licences
and lastly we have officers who do not per-
form their sworn duties, for we presume
the same pertinent question Have we no
officers ?" may be asked in every town and
village in the State 1t is not hard to tell
what ought to be the remedy for so great
and serious an evil in a Christian land, yet
it appears almost impossible to get legis-
lature which will put its foot upon traffic
daily becoming worse. Unless constables
are all deaf, dumb and blind, we have no
doubt the court could at any time establish
the fact that six out of every ten places
in this county where liquor is sold are turn-
ishing 1t either to minors or persons Of in
temperate habits, yet whiskey is suffered
to do its work-kiling a young man one
week, and an old man the next-creating
broils here, and misery thcre-poverty in
one house, crime iii another, disease in
third-and irreligion everywhere-al done
too according to law as it is administered
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16

/ IST of Letters remaining in the Post 0t'
IL fee at Lewistown, Pa, up to Aug. l0tn'
1860:
Bailey Jas. c. Kinsel Miss Emma
Bull Peter Lefevore Peter
Cossette Isidore Loose Benjamin
Galley j. M. Marsden J.
Creek Susana Miller Sarah
Chestnut A Morrison Miss Mary
Connolly Patrick McIntire Rachel Miss
Cooper Richard w. McCord Rachel
Denahower F. A. Newcomer John
Dinges Jonas Oles and Frank Mess
Echert Mrs. NJ j. SeFn Mrs. Jane
Faber IL. S. Richard John
Gifen James F. Swift G. W.
Grove Jacob Simps Mrs. c.
Greenewalt Jas. Stout Daniel
Henry William NJ. Strouse II. L.
Hodgson Mrs N. B. Smith John NJ
Harper Marcus Taylor T. 5.
Nine Miss j Vondergrum Rev Odlo
Helster Miss Ann Norman Fl. c, Esq.
Hoffman Mrs. Mary Winlerlaud j. a
Persons calling for any of the above Letters
will please say they are advertised One
cent due on each
S. S. CUMMINGS, P. NJ
Fine lot of New Market Muslins aFeoA
~ Ier5e's counter, for sale cheap.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16

unless marked improvement and far greater
familiarity with the several branches required
by law shall be exhibited at the approaching
examinations.
Those who are conscious of deficiency
should by no means neglect TO avail them
selves of the advantages offered by the Nor
NAL Glass now in session, and of the Institute
which will be held during the week beginning
August 81, unless they can do better else
where. AZARlAH SMITH,
Lewistown, Aug l3. Co. Supt.
CENSUS STATIsTlCs.-Daniel Zeigler,
Esq, Deputy Marshall, assisted by j. A.
Mathews, having completed his Census
Statistics of the division allotted to him,
We are enabled to present our readers with
some interesting particulars:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16
Estate of b BaniamIn Carver. deceased.

Office is hereby given that letters Of ad'
y ministration on the estate Of BENJ4.
MIN CARVER, late of Union township, MI
fin county, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned. the first named residing in
Union and the latter in Brown township. All
those indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims TO present them duly authenticated io'
settlement.
ELIZABETH CARVER,
D. +. MILLIkEN,
augl6-6t* Administrators.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16

Weighed on Root ( Cases ratcat scales,
and delivered within the Borough fgr tn.
above prices. Terms Cash.
MARKS & WILLIS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16

Who are the Friends of Protection?
In the t. s. Senate the vote on the new
Tariff Bill stood as follows:
VOTE IN FAVOR OF PROTECTIVE TARIFF:
Republicans, y
Democrats. -
AGAINST PROTECTIVE TARIFF:
Democrats, -
Republicans, NoSE-25
In the House of Representatives it was:
For the BHE-Repuhcans 9l
RA-DcmocratS
Americans
Antl-LeCOmp. Democrats
Total 1Ni
4g-ia>f the BH-sV- democrats 50
Republicans
Americans
Anti-Lecomp. Democrats
Total 81
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16
81 per annum in adyanCe-.-SL5O at end of six
mOnthS---S2 at end of year.

Papers sent out of the County must be paid for in
advance.
H The subscription OF those OF this county whom
this paragraph comes marked has expired unless
newed VIII be discontinued.
We have also set limit IN siihn county beyond which
we intend no man in future shall for subscription
Those receiving the paper with this paragraph marked
will therefore know that they have under rule
and if payment Is made within month thereafter
we sha! discontinue all such.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-16

4 Fine lot of New Market MusIins sFe7a
"A Ierbe's counter, for sale cheap.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08
FIcndi-h Act.

little son Of James Holland. Of this place,
was drowned on "Wednesday evening. the lirh
inst, in manner which deyeloues depravity
rare equalled. Il seems that the lad in qac,-
ton. in company with another small boy. was
out fishing. and while engaged. were hailed
by two larger boys. who threatened to drown
them if they did not expose their persons To
view; and on the manly little fellows refusing
to do so. the hends actually threw them scream
ing into the water, and when they succeeded
reaching the shore. pushed them back until
one Of their victims sunk TO more; after
which they left. The other little fellow, after
hard str. Ggie, got out gave the alarm, and re-
lated the story of which the above is the sub
stance. The drowned boy found in ahout
hoIr afterwari, The wre'ches who COM
miited the act have not been found E!kha-t Ind
Rep;c,r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

P,lrral MA~u-Tbe Chemists have long
been .abuuac 10 detect tbs subtle poison, and
determine what II Is De. Aver. II Lowell. has
n ieussh succeeded. He finds II to be an e,he-
ia! cxhal.tioR ST vegetable decay. which *
evolved only in tie presence aad BY re assis;
4acs q wl;e-. Is absorption tbro, gh the lungs
info re l.aoi : the sole cause Of The hillary
arrangements which result IN the intermittent
terrr7 So affecting and s. prevalent IN our
climate An an,lt!"te for this Ias:dIOus venom.
!, orc 81 he Erea'e-t ie-ideEa,a in medicine and
tie Doctor feels sl-e tina, he has f1.suI enc
wE'eA n1- only HentrnI.ze7 bat exi ei~ II COM
ple;eiy ftofH tie system IT : put Ii p in a con
eHIeut form. called AGUE CU2R.' 71d furnish
II cheaper than other remedies for this COM
plain. which as. fact i ~ ma means an IN
laF..f1n, o4c a. these tines Democrat, Ig'ooI-
s.3-E III
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08
The Census of 1860.

The work Of taking the census viii commence
or the frat of june aad the whole American
people sh 1uid fee laui,ble pride in pronot-
ing. by prompt and c1rrect answers Ia the va
rious questions the d-p.ty marshal will pro-
pound. the general 'curacy aud com2ietene 5
OF the vas' az gregate siatement al American
pnpula.ion AMI wealth, which the census OF
1861 will present
The population af our country. it is supposed,
viii amount Ia about 81 500. u01-of whom a.
100 900 are free people and $500 900 slaves
The leading S'a'es will rank in populatI"n As
fellows: First New York. 3 $50 600. second,
Pennsylvania. , 60 90; thru. Ohio, 2.50GOoJ;
fourth. Illinois. 10 5000: fifth. Virginia. l..
ESQ 900 (of whom 521.0Jl are slares); sixth. In
diana. 80 900; seventh. Massachusetts $780,
600
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

REMEDY roR TIKI BITE OF MAD Docs "A Sax
on forester. named Csstell. now of the venerable
age Of 81, unwilling 10 take 10 the grave with
him n secret of so much Importance, has made
public in the Leip-ic Joarnal the means winch
he has used fifty years. and wherewIth be
affirms he has rescued many human beings and
cattle from the fearful death Of hydrophobl.
Take Immediately warm vinegar or tepii
water wash the wound clean herewith. aud
then dry IL, then pour upon the wound few
DROPS of hydro-chInric acid. because mineral
acids de-'rnv the poison of the saliva - Lo,,d9n
Medical CIrc,.d-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

kFPrBLIcANIsH Ix VIEGIyIA -The Rrpubli-
cais Of Virginia held a State Convention al
Wheeling on the Isl and End of May. which was
attended by over 500 delegates a full lis, Of
delegates 10 The Chicago Convention was chosen.
and speeches were made by Hon. JAS. WrLsoS
NJ c. from Ind. Hon. j. c. UNDERWOOD, Of Va
and Hon F. p. BLAIR, Jr, of ST. Louis, which
we're attentiroly listened 10 By about 5000 peo-
pie Republican principles are fast gaining
ground in the old Dominion"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

TIM LY Succession FOR TUE "UxIoS SAY
KRs'-ln vIcu % the fact that the National
Democratic Convention at Charleston have
consumed ~ entire week in q wrangIe about
their platform Slavery being The only topic
talked about-,he New Yor; Tribune offers the
following suggestion:
After this. perhaps the Old Gentleman :
party will hold meeting soncw ere and dc
terrsine that all agitation must cease and that
every question relating TO slavery must 10 ban
ishod from our politics
We do not know how many members the
"Old atlcmans party" can muster in this
State--Probably CAB loal--hut BE- they more
or less, thew ought TO meet nj once and act up
on the T'ri6urs1's suggestion, This perpetual
agitation Of ;he slavery question. by The
National Democracy must he stopped n; all
hazards They stealing the Black Rebup-
lican" thunder
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08
Constitutional Union Convention.

The party calling itself by he above ambig
aous name meets at Baltimore Tomorrow. ,o
nominate candidates for President and Vice
Presi lent It Is anticipated that Gen. SAN
HoUsroS. Of Texas, will be nominated Tor the
FIRST, and WASHING Huxr, of y Y, for the
second place
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

PHILADELFHIA ELEcTIoS.-The good people o
tie Quaker City have again refused to be en-
thralIed by bogus Democracy. ALEXANDER S.
HgSRY the Peoples candidate for Msyor, was
reelected on Tuesday last. af;er one of the
most exciting contests ever had IA that city. by
sl6 majority. The entire Peoples city with
one e cep'ion was elected With large MAORI
- II the Cou-c:l.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

The ONO CANALS We We're informed yes
terdav by a gentleman of Columbus. that II Is
prnbahle tina, Gov. Denni-an Will "e compel
ed la call an extra session OF the Leg.s.a IRE
soon To- provide for the repairs OF the canals.
which were lately So extensively damaged by
fresheis. We mention the item merely : a
current rumor, and remark that il very dout;
fnl. The canals are sud u ~ badly dam
aged thai il will require 100000 to repair hem
tin Com
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

RACINE Cry ELEcTioS the CITY election
IN Racine Tuesday last, JoHv l. CASE, Re-
publican, was elected Mayor, together with the
whole Republican ticket, excepting Justice Of
Peace, by maJ"rii:es ranging from 81 To 600
The Republicans also elected seven out of ten
Aldermen.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

CHANGED HASDs.-Mr. Y T. Lacy has dis
posed of his interest in the Albany (Green Coz
Times TO Nr. JosEPE BAKER. formerly Of the
Jancsville Free Press. Mr. b. IS A. old hand
at the quill AMI will get up lively and inter
eSting paper. We wish bin success in his new
undertaking.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

The MESoAtSEE INvESrTGA ALTON ATTORNEY
General Howe returned ~ this place. Il Saiur.
day, the Iuvesti.,at of tie charges against
the Superintendent Of Indian affairs Tor thu
; ate. Mr.. Rouc-feel. aud other officials upIe,
him. having completed at Fun du Lac IN Fri
dlv ia-f
The re- orr will he made b. Nr Pritcheite +
she Department OF The Interior at Washington
-.nuItsor .F5Llr-aGl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08
The SecederS.

The seccde-s from the Charleston Convention.
or raihrr 'he Nationals a they call themselves
have followed suit to the regulars ard adjourn
ed to meet in Washington, on the second
Monday (Ilth) of June
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08
Prize Fight.


NEW YORK. a phil oath
The prize fight between Harry Gribbuu and
Ell. Wilson, took place this forenoon on Lick
ms Island in the Eas: River. Sixty -oRe rounds
we're fought which asted over 4 hour, and re-
ul,ed IN drawn battle, neither being able 70
proceed. After the fight. g number Of others
ook Place between tse uarties
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

The han-tie.i Herald describes a very s:n -.
lar * I!eft. i i'tir Clri. five years old. dauch
ter OF Mr.. Patten, Of that place. while AT play
with SOM OF her companions. put her head
between the rails Of fence. Accidentally one
az TIE nihcr gtrl5 dropped the top rail upon he
hf'le Pttten. breaking her neck and OF c,u.s
killing her Instantly.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

~ The Chicago Democrat SAYS the epidemic
of putrid sore iL-oa; i row raging in that city,
ard Is pa ticuary malignant and very fatal
aIaong children
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

PERPETUAL ALMANAC Joseph VI Diskeli an
ingenious mute, of jacksonville. H. has inven:
ed Perpetual Almanac. adapted 10 the lari-
tude of Washington city and st. Louis. II L.
arranged 80 that il alters itself once a year. and
III tell the day of the week on which occurred
any important anniversary.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

tneHf, within he statement within tile time re-
qulred b. Law
S.c 80 Each assessor shall. on or before
Il first day OF July. annually make out and de
Il er the clerk of the board Of supervisors of
has county, return In tabul form alphabet
cal order, OF the names If the several persons
companies. and corporations III which personal
property shah have been listed. In his town or
CITY. and :" appropriate column opposite
each name, lie sii;.l ae the aggregate value
81 personal property listed Ia the name 81 each
ps--selti. c'fuI, ur curpar,fI'H. lie assessor
snail iueiudc IL iis return. IA separate columns.
new cn'rics. Iiew s;rlct'. res, ahd strUcufe de-
s,rnyed. heretofore provided.
Sc 70 Each ass-s-or shall. at the time he j.
" = ~. eiir.r IL the aid Eek Ill ~, g.,.e-
uls;s property re-eiEe from persons ccqui-ed Lis
t.c ~iica tltrGeus shall he arranged in plie-
tei' der by - assessor, ami SHALL be Cleo and pre-
served rs the sli.i crk
c. - 2tc assessor. when making his return o. per
aaf property stall take sad subscribe an oath which
shall Dee e.tiiiy. bv -e officer afnI cFins ihe same
ard attach the retaru wnic required 10 MAKE
in tie f..l.'.in@ form ;o-7it:
d sole lv swear That value per-ona proper
H. hil -. rlea;s have been made and ares;ed by
sc uf.tc ft.. il suc statements ia every
-. tr- have Teen required 10 the ar,lou ut
paur cp-porstinr have diligently. aaG With the
t ii, could command eiesT,,red 10 ascertain The
Aaauu .nd v.Ie Of .uch property, md v-fily
itcy SAL value thereof j. set forth in the annexed
r. ar an 'H ~" et-e it'e sh"Finsy o'ntt.a - de-
.-nus, rre:al # the description.
.i al q II y>rs.i.a properly wnich s was required
OBJ Ii~t to- tnz.tiur il Wy cunuivei Al
a.in Of law in relation to Inc listing and vari Of
sc l. Il shall be duty OF the clerk Of In, boar.
ui q each county to add 10 iiie valuation ~
Al .r-oa.. property ret rard by the assessor v nch tn,
=. :ls oyutr neglected requested 10 list,
Tie "a IL I'll wsi h. sel person REUSED 10 swear - re-
lie, - u any slr ea.e she value renamed ~ tue
7-.so b. he
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

We learn RON Moses Clark Esq who has
just returned from a visit T., Minnesota that the
winter wheat n the Northern part Of tIi-t State
IL entirely destroyed. and that hundreds If acres
are being plowei in to make room for crops
Of Spring wheat. The reports from different
sections ct the country seem to be some hat
contiIctug-Ed Erosss Republican,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

80 private letter from Hon. y II. S:eph-
ems, to Georgia delegate TO ChlrleSioH, pro-
tests aItin~t the u>e Of hi- usm' a the Charles
ton Convention IS a candidate for the Presiden-
CIV.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

.FA train of ever one hundred horses pass
ed through Chi-agO few days since en- route
Tor California. 70 Gloss Tie plains from ST Jo-
seph.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

Han SToRu We had quite severe Hail
storm an Monday afternoon las. Haiistnnes
fell a. large a waiuUt~. AID We understand did
considerable damage ~ breaking windows Dc
We Learn that 100 or 500 panes II glass were
broken out Of II. 2. UiaGsdalc's ho;-house-
To.:.ra:olv no wind accompanied the Storm or
tie damage resulting would have been IA great
---Er-----a TFr~ss
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

STRUBaIBGE. Mass April %
The Poor House in this town was burned last
night. aud a deaf and dumb girl persisted
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08
Enrroas OF THE TgIBuxE:-

EnrTogs OF THE TgIBuxE:-
Many enquiries having been made of me con-
corning an act passed by the Legislature con-
corning the confirmation and completion of the
Geological Survey of the lead region. / here
with hand you copy of the said act for publi-
Gallon. Much credit Is due to Thos. S Allen,
E-q. (fornerly of this ciiy) for his excrtious in
urging this matter before the Committee of the
Legislature. Respectfully yours.
A COBB.
Mirers, Point, May 2d. S60.
Al ACT for IN act to perfect the Geological Sur
yey Of the State.
The people IF State Of Wisconsin representsG IN
Senate ID dsssubiy, do enact as totaoTs-
Sac 1 James Hall OF Albany. New York, is hereby
and appointed principal Of the geological
commission established by chapter forty 81 the general
and hereby vested With such general
tro and supervision oi the logical survey of the State
already expressly reserved 10 the several com
missions designated in sid chapter
SEC ? ItsaA be the tuty of the sail James Hall 70
make written contract with J. D. tiiney which con-
sha! b. approved rs the tiov"Fner provl ing Ter the
competition vi hin the present year Of hi and
nAP OF the lead mnes Of tie southwestern portion of
Tire state. which maps shall nc.ute the whole OF such
district and shall be constructed upon uniform scale
shall also be- made in the same manner wiki
Charles Whittie~y for continuance Of ais survey
the mineral sesion~ "f Lake superior
SIC F0f the purpose of CARRYING into effect tn 9
provisions of la. preceding section the Governor here
hy authorized upon the presentation of the proper
vouchers - draw from the treasury such portion of the
sam bv said chapter forty OF the general
laws ct ISJas not drawn previous TO the signing Of
the contracts with the commissions the 29th day of
May \. ~ ISIS and al hist part Of said appropriation
hereby authorized to - drawn 5y the Governor, which
shall be required carry into effect The provisions
shall be appropriated for the enyFV Of maps and draw
ugs to illustrate the SURVEYS therein proviei for.
SIC l. This act shall tale efct and be il force from
and after it, passage and publication
Approved April >, 1860
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

fCRRANTS--Ne~ lSo~a Cu--arts, of the Last .e,sc.s
- cvor, To- sale - EuEELERs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08
TO FARMERS.

F YOU want any kind ot Farming Tools be ,a-e AID
4 call at the iiaF4Es-e store before purchasing
s-7airs tas price TkaAET K LATHgOP
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08

S~orn and sslfsc-I'esi tsfife me, tits
a. y tt-- =. =. lc-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-08
REMOVAL

'Ir subscriber has removed hi> Boot and Shoe Shop
10 the building reocGtIy occupied hs T. i. Trar-l
Esq. one ""T Of the Charles saloon on High
street where he w DC pleased both old Ard new
customers vi. JACKA.
May Ist ls60-nIs-tf