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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28
MEDICINAL.
Fever and A cue.

from which mankind suffer over q large part of
the globe. Is the consequence of a diseased acton
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasIn
CT vegetable decay. This exhalation IS evolved
By the action of solar heat on wet soil and rises
with the watery yapor from IT. While the sun is
below the horizon this yapor fingers near the
earth surface, and the virus Is taken with i.
through the lungs into the blood. There i acts
as an irritating poison or the internal viscera
comes torpid and fails to secretc not only this
virus, but also the bile from the blood Both
the virus and the bile accumulate in the circHla-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach sym
patii!zc with the liver, and become disordcred
also Finally, the instinct of our organism, as
II IL an attempt 10 eXpel the noNous infusion,
concentrates the whole blood of the body in the
Htcrl2l excretoreS 10 force them 10 cast it ont.
The blood leaves the surface and rushes 10 the
central organs with Congcstiye violence. This is
the CHILL. But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the
central organs and ruShcs 10 the surface as if
IN another Effort TO cXpcl the irritating poison
through the other great eXcrctory the skin. In
this also il fails, and the system abandOns the at
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery of
strength 10 repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These are the fits or paroXysmS of FEVER AND
AGUE- Such constitutional disorder viii of
course undermine the health if it is not removed.
We hare laboTcd to find, and have found, an
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28
AND DISPATCH
Foreclosure Ea1e
I'VE STATE OF vIsCONSIN-!5Y4 COUNT
/ CIRCUIT COURT.

L CIRCUIT COURT. =
BIIiaaI Jscksoa. PisiHtiF-8 yz.as. Tyier X BEod-
Seii5 Nary Il bEoasesf eHG p P HaTi~z DefeatzE!=
By virtue of \ Judgement OF foreclosure and ssI.
made ard entered II trs above entitled action IN the
LiFcuis Court IN af Iowa County State Wsror-
SIN, os TIE lots Ay Of May, A. D. ls50 will. sat
uTusy lhe - ~ OF September a II. l.oe at cloes
T. u 81 80 day expose and Offer for sale sa5 -
pup ic 1,oa yefae, 70 the hizhe. AMI tass bdter
Tor front door % re Curt HOUSE the Ct y
o. aIner Point, Ioza County, state Wisconsin the
following described real estate, :, sst Of ot No
sixtyive (5i il that part of the town (now c.-J II
Mineral Point ID the County Of lG-a State We
eonsiu, lain 81 aud plotted b. Garrett yliet lot
situate lying. and being the corner Of Ciestaat
street and ! ~il All- much thereof NAV lie Ali
cieut 10 sasfy <S73 -. slfL interes. ss.ez
costs OF sale
Daled saer,a-s OG.ce Mineral Point, Iowa Co. sis.
fnGe i, I.s9.
THOMAS MCFARLAND.
Shes5E, ,-a Coaa vi,
u25-tds-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28

The LONDON QUaRrEaLY REVIEW EoR
JULY.-Nessrs. l.. Scott & Co. are rapidly
putting forth their reprints of the English Re
views for the current quarter. These publ
cations have long been issued with such
regularity, that the announcement Of their
issue has become almost unnecessary, as
readers know when confidently to expect
them. The following is an abstract of the
contents of the present number of the Lon
don Quarterly: |. The missing link and the
London Poor; IL. Joseph Scaliger; III.
Wafkmen 5 Earnings and Savings; " The
Cape and South Africa; V. AIRY >cheifer /;
VI. Stouehenge; VII. Darwin's Origin of
Species; VII. The Conservative Reaction.
We do not know if many of our fair readers
are given TO reading those Reviews we ap-
prehend that these solid looking periodicals
are deemed as exclusively masculine as male
attire, and only fit to be taken up by the
reckless and eccentric. But it Is high time
that they should reject the dismal trash
usually provided for their edlfcation and
amusement, and resort TO such periodicals as
these. No woman can read without deep
interest and sympathy such articles as Nos
|. and Ill. above enumerated; few women
can reflect upon them without feeling that
their estimate of their social and domestic
duties and responsibilities has been hitherto
narrow and imperfect. The perusal OF these
articles viii, we hope, lead to an examina-
ton of the others. AMI thus contribute 10
the formation 9fa sound literary taste.
This number commences a volume.
RePubIishad by l.. Scott & Co., 81 Gold
Street New York. Price S. per annum.
Price Of one Review, S3 year Price or
the four Reviews, $. " Blacawood " and
the four Review. SO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28
Northern / s.zbly District Cos en.ion.

Pursuant TO 4 call of the District Committee.
the delegates from the Towns comprising the
Northern Assembly District Of Iowa County.
met a. Dodgeyille on the 18th Inst Tor the
purpose OF electIng two del egates to represent
said District in the Republican Congressional
Convention, TO be held at La Crosse on the
22nd.
The Convention was organized by elccfiug
s. p. HoLLExBEcK. Of Highland. as Chairman.
aud l. G.. WHEELER, Of DodEeviIle, Secretary
The following Delegates were present:
Dodgeriu- Morris, John r. Roberts,
Geo W. Lewis. Charles Hope, Lewis 6. Whee-
Ter. Thomas Thomas. John Bonner. Thomas
Howells. Henry Waters. and George Messer-
smith.
HiqAlq,ad-Jsme. VI. McCullen. B. H Her
rich, 5. 2. Hollenbeck. George Hugin, Henry
Huglll, John c. Broker. and John P. ubuer-
R,dse~ay-Joel Whitman. G. R. Turner, H.
c. Cutler, Richard " ade and Alexander Camp
bell
On motion JOEL WHITMAN and SAMUEL W
REEsE were elected delegates to the Congress
sional Convention, with power to choose sub
stitutes in case Of inability TO attend
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
ResoIrod That heartily endorse the
platform and resolutions Of the Chicago Con-
veation, and the candidates nominated thereon,
and that this Convention cheerfuIiy accord 70
them cordial support
Reso!ued. That promise q majority in
Iowa County for LINCOLN and HAMLIs aud the
La Crosse nominee.
The following persons were appointed Dis
trct Committee: Samuel W. Reese B. II
Herrick and Joel Whitman
On motion il was ordered that the proceed
Jugs Of the Convention he published. IN the
MINERAL PoINr FRIsUsE. whereupol the c n
yentIou adjourned.
5. P HOLLENBECk,.. Cha.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28
a. Mr.. +. :. S4ReEAsT has our thank
'1r two fine Watevmelons.

- Hsn. Samuel Crawford Of this city. and
laid Morrison. Esq. Of Lindin. are the Dele
-l.s. from this District TO the Democratic
invention TO be held at Prairie du Chen to-
prov.
WlzcuEIL-This excentric mimic ard gen
= favored our citizens with exhibitions
l.urd.y aud Monday evenings As might
Cd expected. many are complaining Of the
side ache since ina. time.
BoeQr.r-We are indebted 10 Mrs.. LEVI
-saltya .or Bouquet Of Florers-ihe mos;
eaut.ful Of the season, which should have been
-aAaovledged last aeek. She will please ac-
.eit our thanks.
TEE NEw IonE WAvERLY, published by
4nes smith i Co. Boston, Mass. continues.
dad is va 70 table This IS The best
s-rary paper o. our exchange list Pub
..ed weekly Al s. year.
PtT Ir.-N I under the necessity Of re-
ling some It oar patrons that We are IN
81 the trItilug amounts due fFou. them
sock Of paper IS becoming nearly exhaus-
snd ne have lot the means to replenish it.
I'd u tue wsse IS sufficient"
l0Sric IoTrHLY--The September UNI
his excellent Magazine i already re-
The table u contents. usual. pre-
great variety Of useful and interesting
found q 10 other publication. /: may
Z At .Holllugshead's Bookstore. or Oh
rom Tyckuer Fields. Boston. Mass
We call attention to the Adver-
at Of RoEERr GEORGE, who is engaged
manufacture of Brick of a superior
-. hr. GEoRGr may be found at the
arnace, and we would recommend to
~ans Of GOOD Brick TO give him call.
.FfLLE AgAnEMY.-Thc first term Of this
an for 1850 and 81 will commence
=. and closes December 18th It Is
able that students should be present
nmeaeemens of the term, aud con
gh i without interruption. We IN
a..-siol to the advertisement on the first
NJ tils paper.
understand ou- Young Hickory
Their meetings with closed doors
suiar door keeper who is instructed
ne but tie faithful. Rumor saws
aare pass word, aud other cere-
spending with a know Nothing
shouldn't wonder. since the
ted with the Know NotLings il
nd elsewhere.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28
Geat Agaiu.

.raRs At the late Douglas Dem
lsloa. the President Or the Young
as beat again. aud though but
rs received with cheers from the
Icy outsiders of course
Il B-l-U-e Pills salaYate ,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28

s4NBs' ScALES.-lt Is 4 significant
il the public viii appreciate, that
new scales. are put upon the market,
ambers have been from time to time,
last thirty years. i, seems to be
81 chief aim of the makers TO show
s-e the same as Fairbanks or like
re Improvements upon them, or
taken premiums over them, thus
the latter IS the standard for e,
81 showing the strong hold they
the public confidence. II IS 4
fact that while most of these
after more or less trial, past main
Sc, Fairbanks have gone steadily
ereaslng in public favor year after
ne much more generally used than
not only in this country, but
american commerce has been car
could not be so If they were no,
claimed for them in respectto their
as well as convenience and accu-
icaGo PRrss & TRIBUNE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28
Mr.. Breckinridge does not Withdraw.

NAsH.NGroN. Aug Is. 1850.
Governor Steve -, Chairman az TIE, Breckfg-
ridge aHd Lane NarIge Executive Committee,
70 day received a letter from Mr. Brcckin-
ridge OF such character, warrants higB IN Civ
ius an emphatic contradiction - all rgmors OF
his desire 10 be relieved from L.s position IS
: candidate for tie Presidency
The committee have Just began sending out
an address 70 rLe Democracy and people OF I he
United States. mainly IN reply 10 that Of tie
Douglas Executive Committee.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28

PESNsVLvANIA.-The Douglas State Com
mitiee of Peunsy lvania have decided Or vote
Of about nine TO ten 10 repudIate the regular
Democratic Electoral ticket nominated before
the meeting of the Charleston Convention
or 50 much thereof as is not openly for Doug
las and Johnson. They will proceed 10 nom
mate new ticket selecting their sn friends
from the regular ticket and naming others
for the places filled By the Breckenridge men.
OF course The other faction will be compelled
10 pursue a similar course. Meanwhile
things are getting somewhat linked " es
regards the Democratic State Ticket.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28

TEE NEw lonx WAvERLY, published by
laea smith i Co, Boston, Mass. continue.
aad its va 10 oar table This is The best
.erary paper o. our exchange list. Pub
...ei weekly az s. 4 year.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28

r. L. & r Company met
@ House on Thursday Evening
SECTION of officers &c, but as
g sieroglyPhics, We are unable to
s Of the lucky b'hoys. We
H- 10y meet again or Saturday eve
laaa engagements for grand Camp
. orill on the second evening Of
zT e - place. Something rich may
I'D g about that time
+a7 4esire to become members are &c
.. u net with them on Saturday eve
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28

BosQrsr-We are indebted Mrs. LEVI
-EaLtSa .or Bouquet Of Florers-ihe most
saat.ful Of the season, which should have been
acknowledged last week. She will please ac-
.e.t our thanks
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28
TE He

Aas.-The following are tho Off
der Of Good Templars IN this
" G. T.; Ms. Emma Cotter-
n. Bassendale. r. ". G. T !:
so~ W. r. s.: Wn II. Curry,
Sseph ". Dickinson. ". T. i;
" O.; Stephen Jex, " NJ
aeolas, VI /. 6. i. Sidney Cot
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28

WIzcuEIL.-This excentrc mimic and gen
= favored our citizens with exhibitions on
s.urday and Monday evenings As might
a expected, many are complaining Of the
side schc since that time.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28

We call attention to the Adyer-
E of RoEERr GEORGE, who IS engaged
manufacture of Brick of a superior
II hr. GEoRGr may be found at the
arnace, and we would recommend to
want Of GOOD Brick TO give him call.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28

/. G. WHEELER, Secretary.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-28

II Ean. Samuel Crawford OF this city. and
laid Morrison. Esq. Of Lindin. are the Dele
-l.s. from this Distric. 70 the Democratic
invention TO be held at Prairie du Chen to-
JrrUr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-24
@tienbabne11 Il. DampfbDpte.
1860. aHz=-=@ 1860.
Mthigan Central II. Great
We1 Standardization.


3uae sebsu ab neru @eutral<G eprt, in Qafe<
@trabe, 9bicasp:
4ubr so Miuuten G.>M. Oetrpit &C.
{ enumeration (9runtag ausgenpmmen), fDmmt
in Oetrrit Tim 5 lbr Is Min. Nadn1ittass an.
10 rtr Is Minuten @prn1. Cincinnati Grpreb
a~uSsenrmmeu) fpiimt rad Sneiona-
prliS I'M s ubr NaGmitta9s> mad Cincinnati I'm,
UNI 1 llhr Grr,,ittass.
s uhr Grrn,. lightning Grpreb (Spnntaas
ans9en'mmen) fpmmt an in Ietrcit nm 6 llbr 80
MF'rutcn Maaraltta9s; su1alc Inn 4 utr; Ml-
bans rn1 ) llbr 30 &c. 9tadmittaas; Mem- grrf
um 9 llhr II Minutsn Nadmittaos unc in 3d.
ton nm IL llbr 9iadts.
5 ubr Nadmitta9S. Msm= Ycrf uuc Nphru
erpreB (Srnna9 o:s9enrmmrn) fGmmt an in
Ietrptt I'M Z llbr Is Minut:u 0prnittoas: IN
Vuralc I'm 4 lhr SO Min. Nad1n., in Nltauy
4 lbr 40 Miu. Germittnes> in Nen= gprf 8 u.
80 'rutcn Gprm., So ton 2 l1br 40 Miauten
Nag.u:ttaa5.
S utr Nadm. Cincinnati unc 0cuissiue g..
preB (Spnnto9 auS9enpmmen)> tSmmt III Sn~
cianarrlis al Inn 4 llbr 40 Min., Ill Cincinnati
UNI 9 llbr 40 Miu. gprmittass, in louisville un1
4 llbr Nadm.
Gin Bug ant SpnntaA s lbr Na&m.
Gic s llbr 9. 81. unt 8 ubr q. 81. 3iqe
S%erbtneen su paris nit Der Su1alp unb 0afe 6u-
ron ~. N. 1ur BUFFALO uno ale Ditli6en Yunfte ;
gu Gorpute nit Der Great Irunf Gilentabu, nad
ai1'9ltrnz Sscenstur9b> Mrntrcal> Suebec unp
aue p1ntte IN 9anaca Sf, nad benz nErnlibeu
Ssrment> Nem-Samibire uno Maine.
Gbrpu9b Sidets ilnt 81 baten in ben 5aup.,
gtlsnt1bA5St f'en> Ncre une @etz une in Der
S1ree ecr ermpasnie, 5 Dearbrru< Stra6s, Obi
caso, une I'M Deprt tit eate, StraBe.
VI. e. Nics> Supt't.
$. g. SpaIeinA 0euerol-
Wag- Noeut III Gbicaor.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-24
Baltimore uno Wbio- GiGfnbobn.

zziza ~ - Die sro6e MDute nat
@aDin9ton, Baltimore Ybilaeelpbia,
Newzyprf uno Bpfpn.
Diele SprtreHliGe 8abu, nit ibren pcrbe0erten
metliden yerbinpungen> bietet ben ytelleubet cine
elrette Siule mad Baltimore, philadelphia, 9ielp-
yort nno Sptpn. NuG it |e bic einsioe Ncute,
au1 meldtr man Dur69nn9e=Y iQete (Irpuob-
3idets) unb @epadmarfea (Gbefs) mad Ma-
b1t9tpn ertalten fann.
Arel Yala9ler= 3u9e %perla0en @bee!ina, 3d.,
ta9llh uNo ii1p 1T birefter Berbiucuuo nit aQen
wsltliden 3ii9en.
No6 alien 8 tli9en @tdpten:
gon Baltimore fabrt man 'oaleid pbne Mufent-
balt nit 9 9nell3u9eu uou
philadelphia Newzyprt unp YpIton.
Na4 Walbi1stpn ssben bon Baltimore taalid
bier s3i9e ab.
8abr9elo unb Tabr3eit 70 furs tpie auf irsenb
elmer a1oern Npute.
&c N%eiienre belieten ibre Bilete sia gBbee-
ling 81 Yerlan9en. Gurdaanasfarteu uub Sins.
tun1t erhalt man in ben 81 enkabn- Bureaus rcs
@etens.
go Die 8altimpre- unb Sbio- Gilenbobu
1T AelIsnsrn au& gang b~eloneers ber NaturlbDu<
betten 1pe9en gu empfeblcn.
Sir Tra9t na9 Ybilacelpbia> New<gprf
unD Bpitpn>
mad pber Son benz Weteu,
bat biel> 8obn srpbe @or3uee, be- Is, ant Sbio.
lulle 3n Wbeelins, Benmppb uno parferaburo
ausloufenb, init benz eroben MeBtperfe peltlidepp
Gtlenbabnen IN oirefter 8ertinbunq itebt.
gon Wbeeltn9 unb Yartersbur9 aebeu ieben
Seg re9eimabise SQpte na9 alien SGfen Der tpef-
liden Jlii7e ab.
Die J~ra@tprei1e {inb 70 billto.
ME aut trGenb elmer anpern Npute.
Sitter son irsenb einem Ylase pitlia BON Balti-
more beSei9ne man u8ta 8alto. II, Sbio 81. 81"
Maes> tpas AT bic Meenten bieler 9abn cpnia
nirt it, tpirb raid be@pr9t.
Tra9t>M9enten inb: 3. McBurnie, in
Stneinnatt; @. S'rpbil II. &C., MipleY, S.;
). ~. Hose> MaYspiQe, &y.; S. 81. Qobwid,
gOrtsmrutb> g.; ". @ey II. g. Miboleport,
S.;S: 9. 6oro, @beeli,1g> 3d.; Moles Wot-
ter, Splten; g.. %. Yerweil, Stem, gorf; B.S.
aeaS, pbilabelp9ta S.. @nalanbl Baltimore;
Veo. 6clter II. &c., Evansville Snb. s. g.
Morebeao II. Co., QeuispiQe.
J. :: TprlY1b H.. 80, ct. Souls;
I. 80. Cole, @eneral- Billet Meent.
W. Yreseott Smith
2ranSpprtmeiter; G.S. Buller,
0eneral<W gent beS @efeuS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-24
Wi1tig fit Ginwanbfrer un> Rfi(fuoe
ifer bic
8altp. 1u0 Sbtp:Giicuhnlnn.

Wtd)t19 tlr Ctrt)anofrfr un0 Kfilfu0e
iter bic
Saltp- ,tnb Sbip=G iienbabu.
Nad allen Sheilen nes orpeen @efens.
erlParn1B son 0ele, Set unh Gut
tfruun9.
Ns')snre tpnnen nad Selieten mdtleu, ,pelde
Sahn le ST tenlsrn muu(heu, bic iiter
N~arferebur9 uns Mlarietta
rper bic iiber
Senrrppc> Wbeelin9 r,1o Columbus.
Giele Sabn 1T bic ein,iae, petde giunourerrr
NIT ben S9nells iiacn b%eiIrpert.
Diejenigen> ne!9s lie Baltimore une
Sbtp=eilfntabn b1nusen, lsaeu rie Neile
11a9 e'nelnnati in % Stunpct ,urifid. uah Gbi-
ea3p III Swfl Sa9sn uno rah ct. Vpuis in ;nei
Saseu. "0"'
Ste S"lt1mprc< ,nb Sbic-8abn it
Dc ale1nl9e, neIhe Giupautercr nit eeu @tucu-
SuAs11 %br1presrt. 1ie NEogtn lluc nit oeprlltsrter
Stsen aur has Mllsrtequsmlte einacridtet.
Sober gallagher bat 100 Wfunp @ep1d fret.
9tneer Sp'1 4 bis 10 5abrcn tesableu baltecn 4reis,
S1neer Al!ter 4 Sabre. liup gang frci.
Nas @erad 9stt nit ren Yalaairuu uut
tehlnt nj tpaen su 9lsihrr ,3eit an benz Yc-
F!Wn1hnasrrt an. yin Jecer erhdft cine 8ejdei.
nntta1'19 lesr lein Ocpat bis an ben Srt ccr So,
thinning.
,, DeHtlte N9entrr>
r'e leet farrrailde Sprode rerjtettu, iut at Zen
1t snt Statlrnfn er Sabn entlons anss-
IeOt. e'lmareerfr sl emgiaraen 1no nit ibrem
@epad meiter su tefGrs:sn> ei,t Nprtbeil. ben feline
ancere @atn tietst,
Sur belpnceren &cnntnibnobme.
g'nwanbsrer uno Neiitnee iplten febr pcriId-
tds lel1 u.1c 1brs Sillette nur ri ben arraetelten
a9enfen tal'fen, n1d1t nen lcldeu geuten, biz llb
per arpr tcsablcn laNsn> peper Mseuteu fup. urb
Ver1ntpprtIidfett ibcrncbneu.
asH~ W't Sereit,piaisfe;t ertbeiIt Der Inter
Se'1bnete Jeee NuSfuaft unsntselplid.
Sarl s. Stncbrans,
0fncral, M9ent rer Baltimore ans Sbip-
G'lentotn, ~lbnmesltra8t, SIR. 81.
Baltimore. Mc.
a&g DisNe gatn it lie fWrssNc un> tiniofs
uno tletst mebr Grrtbellc, ais ir0eue cine o,rers.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-24
-. 8ermil6te Mt3etgen.
9cprttcru
OBSERVANCE 60.
Sfr. !. Mfrr9ate=S trafe, 2pnopn.
Teuer= unb g.
8er1t6erMn9

int en- ;11nb 2(uslamb.
Gui9tet int SABRE 1886: - Jncprpprirt burG
cine ~belcneere Yarlaments-N fte.
Capital : $780, 60 800.
@ingsSatltes Capital u. l1etsri&u6:
9438,822 4 y 81, 1914 OF.
Sabreseinnabme ,G1S6, 746 16 6=$933, 1874 70
Teuer=D epartement:
Dtele @eeQl DAFT perlt9ert 9eseu Gerlulte pper
9daoen our9 6euer, fat jsoer Mrt gigentbum.
Dte Yran,iun1: Mnlase ltno tiQis urb bic Ser
ll9erun9s= Sepinaua9eu wereen nit Der 9rSBttn
9iteralitat %setattet.
Die g'olicen Der @e1eQlhaft linp titt blrs prra
9r.oBes 9apital e%arantirt, ~ionoern 9lsidfall5 bur9
bic unbelbranfte per Dnli9e 8ernntmprtli1fett Ypm
beinabe 1000 Mctieninbatern.
me- @erluite meroen prompt er1est
uno rbne Sejusnabme auf 2pnpon.ZE
2ebens=D epartement.
Mae Vcrtbeile elmer eegenleitisen 2l0pciaticn
,'"c init eer Siberbeit elmer prpprietarY= Company
n%ereinist.
Die Uranium Staten ba1liren auf ben li9erlten
uno am belen be9laubioteu Daten uuc fDnnen
gang na1 Der 8equemlidfeit bc5 Geriderten
3abltar eema9t .rernen.
Yrolpecte, Yranientabelen, Mpplication5<G pr=
mulare &C. &c. iinr in BET Office su betommen.
AuStun1t ilber Setens=@ erlt9erunseu ta9li9
u1 II 1br Mitta9s.
WtQtom Getty,
@eent, Mr. 81, @putb Drite @trabe,
pbilacelpbia.
Nefereu3sn in pbilabelpbia.
9erren g tuartsBrptber, Nr. IL Sanftr.
n MYers, @laabprn II. Co., Nr. 232
MarfettraBe.
80 N. McAee II. 6 D., SIR. % Sputb
GrpntlraBe.
" q. 9. &bumplen II. Co., SIR. 49,
g. @atertraBe.
Sps. 9. Mit6ell> esq., Yral. Der Msr=
9ant5 Banf.
Sames Dunlay, gsq., Yral. ber l1nirn-
ganf.
Son. @m. q. Yprter, 623 @alnutRrabe,
fruber Ntbter ber @upreme @purt.
ct. paul, 9. Suli 1859.
8an 5a1nm,
78b N9ent fir Ct. Yaul.
IL iui% @!s,; $: @ ~;
IS m- SaS1et,
0rpbz uno &letnbdnoler 1T
|@Hten, &appen, 9el5er
unb
SerrcnsMfpoe= @aarcn,
@6e Der Dritten uro Wabal baw ltrabe
ner Bride se9eniiber, uno
Nr. 4, HpQer5 8lDf> brittle StroEe,
pberbalb Der Bride,
81. paul> Minnelpta
"a Sd bale Dor aursem beipe ptiss gcfal
NIT einem reiden Enforcement rcn @aoren per.
leben unb ~serfAufe gu ben b~iQislten Yreiien.
Sp1. y. Mecr mfrs int alien ycfale> BRITT
unb WabalbawiraBe, pertleiten.
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ga GrDHe< un6 Milwaufee<
GtienbQbn.
@inter : Enhancement

2~tStnter Enhancement.
we e111a1ge otrette Noute Spn ct. Vaul, ct.
NntbpnY> Minneapplts, Yrescatt, 6atinos, Reeba
ganot1g> Wlnona unb Ga @ro1e rad Wifpoufee
@b1ca9p> Detroit, @leSelanb> Buffalo, @ulpeniipn
Sr'e9e, ytttsbus> Ybilabelpbia> Nep=gorf, 3d.
lfnn, Salt'rapre, Walbinstcn, Cincinnati, Qpuis<
S1ae> St. Neuts, Cairo unb STEMS orleans, unb
auen a1teern punten in ben Ser. @taater unb
ben @anaba's. -
Neil enee eriparen auf oieler &eute> wdbz
ren0 Der unterbre9un9 Der S6ihfabrt,
100 Meilen uno "a @tunpen an 3eit,
3pet tasli9e 3ise (@onntas aussenummen)
9e2en sen "a erOile ab, mie fclst:
SSrlfer 3u9 ..... ...... UNI 3 1br Nadm.
OWeueI Su9 .......... uttt $50 WDrm.
Die gerbin6u,s eeidie6t an Der milmanf,e-
une egteago gtlenhabn une nit ben DampfbVteu
am vafe Mi9tgan.
81 va erole fcnttten be ;3uee an uut 10 l1br
Scrmitta9s. ""'
@en "a @roi1e nad Chicago fdbrt man
in IS Stunoen.
Die ggalase 1T 70 tiuis nie auf irseub elmer
gerbinbunAen.
Mn Der Sunetipn nit Der Jpnb bu 2ac unn
SlDtclb et,entabn; bel 5criccn nit ber 5priepl
UNI Ssrlln gilenbabn; au Milmaufte NIT re>
eg1ea9o unb Wilpautee unb @atertotpn gilen-
ba9n; NIT ben Dampfern fir bic Detroit unb
yttlpautee unb SbebOysan 8abn; (omie fir bic
Sate Superier @reen 8ay unb GuQinawcpb
Nputen. s~.-,.,l55. r.a ...'a - '"S
% 1rpusb 3idets erbdlt man in Der
Stdet-S fFee eer Gon1pasnit, an Der 3 itten Or.
benz Mmertcan 6ouit, in ct. paul, Minn'
" .- Capt. S. 6. @eprae, :.
~. 'Sidet-Asent, ct. Yauil.
%. %. @ilfpn, General- Meeut bes Mea.na.
8, Gppbri&, Manaaer. Mdpnmiee'
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@eifen uu6 SIpr6mei4en.

k2AsaF} - 81 Yg@4t@@@ $4aE4,
Neilenee werten bic arpBsStliupiS@ Sem
trolbabn ais bic 3upsrlaiFat BON alien an
bern tlnosn, pelbe Don Sem Yprf, Vbilapelpbia
nno Baltimore mad benz Welteu unp giorrpe,teu
tnbren: Muf oie1er 8abn mirp has cftmoIioe
Wedlel11 sernisoen, mpcurd man Der @efobr
aussslsBt it,. cine unrihtige 8ubu ein;uldlaofr.
Yerlunen int SlIen> bic mad benz nprbiiten
Jopa u''o na9 Minnelcta reiisn tppQen, ~sriparen
9elo ut1e 3eit, tpenn ie ibre Aarteu in Mep-
yprt. pbilaoelpbia unb Yoltimpre fsufeu, Yis
Baltimore unt Sbip 9tail Nrao nub Sbic Gen.
fral 1'at @ineinnatt roer Columbus bann via
Sp!q 33llo Mi|FlTppi prsr Ierr 5aut unb 9lton
Sanepoal ODER pana unb auf per SQinois
Central Sail y}pup
tad 0unleiib lno spn Ca nit ber Miune5oto
S3A YadetSine Gpmpaany per Iamrf~
brrt, naG Saint Yaa! unb alien Vunfteu
sarfleuts uns antere inn Shorten perbeu bic
9tonte ls3r siaig unr 3userla1Ie fnben no6 Ct.
paul St. yeus, Nep=Srleans, 2cuieyiQe. Gin
t'nnatt> galtlmore unb mad alien Vlassn iuclid
uno Fitlid. " '""D