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, 1860-08-13
Certificates from a few Reliable
ParsieS:

Certificates from q lcW hellaD1e
Par.ieS:
C1ncz Nos1ts CANAL t'oHr4s4.2
Warrington. y. j.. JuEs 7ss:. 1871
Meazrs Strong L Ros, Brancon, ", have Put up this
spne hund et ton teal= Of their pfcu pl 4, It
Inc mud aue No e. wea' of the Morris Canal nesE this
pace Tue a.fosn tercn,y feet long aad hlty feet
rlcr On m inclination Of IL ten tle:t has been
cshd It slrs DR. a4opt e. 900 o. iron andcoa
knd !, m1ch has p'ssed o:e: 1t without oelog
vesset the oa.s ~tkhed averaged about cotona 1t ORG
tra although has net Teen in use long enough to en-
ale me 10 give de tied opa On as to Na urt+. esn
eay with t1essure that thres months USE his shtwn
bo,s md dus.b'e un1er very tess while
s simple renders lest liable to get ou: Of
o;ae. thaa any scAe acqral.t.d vi h.
A.P. BERrHO1D.
Aeest and Asst E1gr. In charge Ct Tho W:rks.
have witnessed tie operation O: tha aeove meztored
scale and fulg concur MI tha H. Be.thnu has slated
respecting II. ", Il. TALCoTT
Sup. and Erz7.
Mo1a,s CAxA1 orrtcz, jersey City, June :5, lss7.
WA*n.e1ax New Jersey, Angus: c3th, 1853.
Mxx1a s1noso i kKoes-Gettlemen: he utc Of the 90
TIN sc lie cs%ce b7 you tho tsc1 Pane No. Of
the Mo.rs Cana IL March, 1851, has strength encd ny
opn!cn expressed In previous certificate, At cot
ory durable but aeeurate. and easily Thezs has
been weighed this .e2son. from April to th time
about WllNoHt IE3peCt lac sf0-
.vencs7 Of tne beam the accuracy OF the results th
for Platform long and 20 Wide, With +
andtbe load. weighed a1ttE 'ats sdes Is seeomuenda
| ton enough. Respectfully your,
A.. =. DENrH0UD,
| Agent and Asst. Eagr. in tha-ge.
Iful,y epdore the ahove certificate OF Mr.. B.hout,
bsta from personal Inspection AMI my knowled,e of s.
yetouds opportunity and ability to Judge correctly 10
'47 f~S~' ". II. TALcoTr,
Superintendent End Ensnee. Mo:7la cacal.
To wn1x II NAY cosck2a:
We have bad In for months u7on ous coal dock
1t E L .b+thpo1'. New 1ersoy, OF Hewes 1upsovd
Scales. stoue Ko+s patczt and che..fuy eetity to s
correctness and adaptation to wants. t3up!e In
structlon, lily adjusted occupying smaller ace In
depth scaas Of sn capacity us meet
Tbs full requirements Of tbs purrhas public.
RANDOLPH & Co,
/ A!aezs Of the Spring Mt Lehlgh Coal.
| ozr1cE N Ave. FA1laoAo.l
| NV YoRK. april. l5.9. :
Haylcs taken old scale from pit, which. from
!ts nth always tEoube.omr. and having put in
Of lowes Improved Scales Geeca It duty to add
tctimnny 10 IT. ent r. adpaelty to "elghing
rotes 1t e' L. equl.ine Little cepth AID sn.N amount
Of abo.. expense In putting up It Is wonderfully
cu.ate aad from it, c:ntTuetlon durable snd sally ad
justed. Md HUGHEs- Pre.t.
E.S. p1- -k1N2OS. supt.
| CLrvxLAsp MAuos1Sa RA1noAp,
Vice Pr'sts md sup:t 0face Ce.ea o. sfch e. col
ltatu PIE stating ,hat the iewe1 Track Scales,
furnished last fal thus faz worked to eat1re sat
.f4c,ion. You's respectfully,
/ {Stentd) CHA-. l.. RHODES, Vice Prcst. i Supt
o1rcE or TIE Rrzt4s0 AID nrs5rscTor r, 70 r. E'
The Thirty Toa Ra!l.ond Track seaa which you pu: up
at Brandoa Stt;o3 In September 1 hrs worked to our
, 1860-08-13

ESTATE OF GEO. u. DOLH,
IL cteeased. Public Nctcs!s hereby given 10 a! per.
tons having Calm. deraa1a eain-t the estate Of Gto.
W Del. afe Of Cook equity. 1ecta.ed. to present the
far iju eat and settlement II A1*fln e.7 Of
the Couaty Cuu,t Of Cook county. T. BE- tut-n a. tie
september. A. y. l3sj, being lae .7t- Dr. ihe:eor.
GEU. +. RI A>ET.
JULIAN ). ktMsET.
EXECUTORS and Ifu :ttt,-
Ju1r 5rf-<.l..v
, 1860-08-13

a!:rs. Glse Bro L D-st. Tsemort Eouss Gale rrcs.
J. &. Kee. d Co.; Pet:cn. Eor.Ife1 i Smith; F. l..
E7A, gs7: y. r. Trtte. Co. Of CElcsso. Hno}A. A.e
4-:! .h tae Fsnr:se toress "ster direct from orr
st-.: .rc -otd recommend s.cra :sroraaT to PSF.
rcr. L .1e..v Or v.cai:y vto de.e 10 purchase
:rtGe1r:fs, Ws,e. CLAxKE WHITE.
~t-
, 1860-08-13
5I4tlEuErn III.

srUTLEi = AUo:i', 46 Stats Et.,
- laye-5w o. na:t -. :oews.E *-e e: If..t:
:5st7 l=12s =1;s :.t :s:tt :,33 :zs.33 ~: 5;E
Hsti. FLA liza z.Iss: s1ssi
Lad Ttc.i:i=E s.zxe k:-DTIeEt q. Ft'k HAtfes.
3t,1,e =. .; Ws.1;5S ta2fr. cftt*c1tcltE"s.
.k.l? rc-n1. AAnt!:a 40. ~ =.
~ :rzT. C&r sc L4::xt, sd Ktie.A Aeso7ate-t 81
irrt ~ :: A:te-se e.ietn.t.c Back ind ke~a LAX.
3,G: ~. .o!! -. cash :: he ;cwsst Fa41o.s
nrls ~ taaA tAid fcr hz11.H
, 1860-08-13
sh+&s = $s4 = *4&- .
:. CONGRESS :
:. G. ". :
?: 1I~A~EC. :.

~ go Lav:te i!ote ord: sd ctera on the Ce:kb
.r:t5:s.t: and tas vs,eLazc. Eluul4 rresacuts tts
H. -fe4s ri j-.-
=-~ortsr, III 1tee.ve r7oE1t 1:encn II addressed 70
I: t: CoGe.rss s5r!rx+ s.EAMk, New YG:k. II cs1
eselttr1 d. Q: 9: Core1sts Water tr New f1.k city.
Cla:.hE WHITE.
, 1860-08-13

r+1'or Dye present stronger cl.,m, 10 rr' :,
teaa NV osher Hair Dye in eslstences rrc,Tsr 49,
sse "n'S one thrt Lae cvet been snal,, ~
?: 'ved by the hrhsst Chemical auth Aa p1ess AP'
ca'acAyA1uas all MIREGyF ~e1 .-D!s"eat ~ eosuA
-, Il, b+f'!ss hcink free from
-d,n. ,,o,... ..... son1er1 En-. black or teowp
word. Fed eve1twtc &c 'a~a 10y e'net o5s ID tbs
es. Ct'|ato.n. rn.e " 1f'..e VI =" u1s otc'e-
~ n r,., .tttos House, New Togk Sold bv
------- Ale::., Chicago. ;yS7.DAwtn
, 1860-08-13

..tse h.,. ~aAufrss Compound Extract Of Bsae Pint
:, ,h., nrrr known. for tie cure Of ,hns% df,..,a
kr" :':'esr1d 'A'e5 Il bears the s,thrs. ,suut,ucn
= s'',!'f Properties. Fer ehn.rea tse,a,ps I'll. III.
q; "a :. .AAs"u' Sod BY 11o D, r.,k ~ .t....
v+yn
, 1860-08-13

1F0RrEAGE GA1F JVhera7n
MI 0tr1o-aoA A'11AG" ICY
~ fattan 50 Ees and Rnse't1 Scusrts LIS wife. do
the tnth t4y u Msy. 1879. ute AID oliver
the under Saed their eer.an i1de1turs nf axe.
bearing ,ou1ta Gay Of May. L. l;,
t.e :asnel, u Ger IN proms=ory <ets cf eve4 Is
tne,.wtI. esea by ih= said SAth.n Sau 1e for he
Ct 1;e ha1iIed dol! taYae IN s1xly dtys after re
eorts. .. c, e IT ss G;;a n H3es sI.
Ken p,yasnt 1t = ntta aud ,as sans i
IT, s, noee i y -, heresy t.T,a IT,
b s.'t csd 80 s e. he aaa ps
dayrf aug II a. D. lsS at tsa oe et n the tornooa
OF that day. 1t the north door 0S the Court houfe IN tte
fty of Go sell II public a1etou to the hhes bid
DE-. for cash tae prem sad 1rtkAg- de,cb5d, to-
wit-Tne racnnAl qr*r Ct Selon four aa1
he ves. th,d OF tae heas 1etoe. qu.;t-r Of
ton min, 10 a. rth K4n:e tteen. e4.t Il It
Tnra i-cIp,l Merdao. IN the cunt OF Coos aad sac
Of l7ot. inioE yais more OF ies% 18th all
the 1:4tt aud equity Of rslept of re ta4 Sathaa
Squisea aaa Kositl h. " fe t-er heirs anta there
in. AARcELLVS b. s4tAH. dorE E3Ere:
Ual~aso, July 3|d. - 0. tr2+.e'+'t
--..-Z.-. . = --
MI AcIERS SALE,%tate OF ILL.,
nG ZEE enes sni Sf G01a
rsIneE hy tt.ir Guardian George 4: F1shnna:. rs
Catlar.ur WtyeT ct 1-tor Pallcn aLu A.AtsfMe1t ot
, 1860-08-13

& K. DOW,
os Ar!t RNET At Law,
0mce No. !, Mcthof&ist Block,
Conner Cark and Washington streets. Chicago illno,
lsYsE11Y -' o-t ---s"-
, 1860-08-13
" r. r.
fark's Prickly Plasters.

1"e1 '"1a's s9'r7-qta TL.r -snuthi1a.s {.ain.
e eeteaua! fas,tts yield readily u tie 1nodoa Ct
Gs body Atsorh ,r..cn ane tb,nr IN ~ ~. 49,
':ve ennFu'stec impurities Ct the sys-
TEN. s4oui4 he used for I'll Chronic
-sr roEr' 'alus. Fa:n:ness. ny,pe7ea. Gods. Cor.
<E:CA!1 ftm2Ioa 9hc.n'nt:ts, Ftnasle Wesk.
EEs Ees-. &7. TIE seiam ,hs!r active proper
Are ty tes wren ot.e7 rl7.erf arc r.e,es. an
ALL o'a'rra ~:ert Ell Ncc TAM cA.xo9 Il TT. Iye.
noea 10 IT f'nliT .hrula taEe tLern. One rlts
IL 1tAEa. cl':h. :hrce azcs !+a:Aer. Sa.2a,e.
sc2i by EAll a. 1e:eirt Ct twecty. I've e..
IAEHEs i fA"k, Il + Is lAsE Eos:. New yp:k Sold
''sot'a'r a7a Rct&t', by rOES D. rAEK. III Lake-s,
esat " OIuEksA ksoef1.y. Ehishs19-d6Ec
, 1860-08-13

- Meyers Miraculous Verm;n Dis
:e7e+. ee ct!e-t asa bag remedy fo Ee.n.:asrx
s-t"'c: CtcERDAC1fEs. FEES, ants. MuSoEI
iols. FLFAS. NOTES. GHA:S-ToRrs a.d GAR
uE* INSECTS.
ystr:ctr1 D-po: e1a Broadway, New Yorx
eo'c BY t:"ucli Il e7e:3xhcra, r,aec,-n,r
, 1860-08-13

Barry's Tricorherous Is the best
sa4 en-s2e" E1ese II: cr~ss:r<- eeAr::k, c,eAnsns
z7ut pseeervnz ard rea:o.irs t!e k=. L.@:s4 TT It
o1:A l,.u1Y.tts 81 E..tanutrs rA.:a.gs2,1
, 1860-08-13

Hayics taken out our old scale from pit which. from
M nth always tEoub'e.omr. aad having put in
Of Howys Improved Scales GeeGa It duty to add
ctlmony 10 IT. ent 'paety to ~e1ghing pur
rotes II il e!m' lc. requiring Little certh ard sn. amount
Of labor expense In putting up Is wonderfully
cuEatc aad from it, c.n:tyultlon durable tnd sally Ad
}usted. M-D.HuGHE4- Fre.t-
E. :. D1- kINeON, Supt.
, 1860-08-13

{Ovned and operated n this Company, ill h r7n cyz
tas New Yo1t Central RAJ ROAD " Iu3so. md cc3rss
n tne r1f!pu, lt4 1oas ALL A3o llnt9 OF fTn- e-
f,r such Fright nay require sssedy ssaEt tssa
The Clhln AMI Steeraze aocommndatl fthes s.: us-
er1 up expressly wa v'w 10 tas sa=:oF
And safety Ct r ~ n4e:s.
For rates FfefR't anl Pa*s7Ke. app 70 Inc @&4ne1f
Cunsizres. II the o1ees OF EAH rsfth 1s7ns.o1ts1aa
~ EPr kh..;n Hu Ca;o II Cssa..-~ >Eo New Yo.:x-
II Sad. st,ee: ll,ss9s. ...tos Aonze, Grn dxaY
lis Ptrr......,..Al-a.Y.i Asw io::.
4. +. Culver CttA - h1Vef Nss:E t1oV-
Howard + Fhu.ston, Albion. ~. HaM+a fotheeHf.
j. Eesnt II Ih,Esp 4 G.u!i. .Lotk oost.
r II Band - @,,...,. Htrveo+ : .sa'L1sa..}
Nx i MosF.S e'e'e'aoo' u. u. >n.!h..... 1o.edo-
J. II. Ste2i. .S17ausky- T.. A"rA Es..,..}
j. L. Hard *Eo.. Detroit. johnson = Eodkt.,
nut!buIt, Kirkland o.. aAAnSes.
MntkE1c. John hely........: Rae!.s.
IT. Kirkland. .sheboykaa. kehcan4 ~ %, Keso:aa.
ii jTs,nai:+ % AA"asAe'. ~ - ws.s's.a.
1trthxVaV A Penn. RlcAEoEl 4 Co., = Az Il.
Green par. cl.eazo*
J. ". FUTILE, Agent,
FOOT OF STATE ST., CfllCAG -
, 1860-08-13
THE LaunAnots EXPEDITION.

~ O;ictrs Of the afope roads .ciA plsz*< a.
u .ps7, chan:r* in tis table are n.etssary.
.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad
SPRING AItRANts MINT.


oNsND AFTER SUNDAY. APRIL Is, 1850 trains
viii ie-Fe FreeIort (Suncays exceptrd} Al $3.50 NJ,
l4s05 and ii NJ for Chicago and intermediae pla
-. arriving at Chicago at Has 2:3O n, and
Trains leave Chicago at 9:4j 4 N, and go 81,
and arrive Freeport 3:25 945 N, and $50 4
M connecting
II Belvdere for Janesviile, Madison Prai
ri Ia CHEN. : iIwsukee, &c-
Junction with Chicago, Burl ingtOn and Quincy anc
Chicago and Fulton r Rs.
Al Chicago with all trains Fast.
At Freeport With all IIliEois Central K r trains
sorE-5.40 ? NJ leaves Freeport Sunday night
bs not Saturday
D sleeping Cara on all Night Trains.
E d. TALCOTT.
H H. PORTER GeE'G SuPt
GenI PaSst.gsr Agent
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
IKDEMElTY aCAlRST L0ssBYFIRE

Applications collected. police- issued renewed.
ana LOSSES paid At iiuz A.ency, by
9; *. ID. III IFOKD, Age .
Min. raj Point, August 18Th, 1850. I,-3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
IenACo BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

Tie Board IF Supervisors net IN this city
on lie llsh. Ihe Following members in III
tendance
Arena, Gardner 6 Mvigs.
clyde, NJ cEael Murphy.
Dodgevilie, Geo. Mtssersmith.
village l.. NJ Strong.
Highland Jas Kennedy.
Linden, Francis Little.
Moscow, Francis Mckenna.
MiffiIn, Andrew Huse
Mineral Point, IN. b. Parkinson
Cry, Isl ward, Edward Cornish.
2nd John H. Vivian.
Pulaski, : Dimock.
Ridgeway, Alex. Campo ell.
WaIdwick, john James.
Wyoming. L. w Joiner.
Hon. l.. w. Joiner vas chosen Chairman.
The following standing committees were aP-
pointed
On CLANS Meigs, Campbell, and Lit
Ge.
onTan cIaims-yiyian, St-ong and Park
Iason.
III Fuhtlc blldfhgs- BIC Aenna, Muir
7hy aud Huse.
On own rganiza,ion-C Cornish, kenne-
dy anu James
On Taxes Meigs, Messsrsmish and Wv
an
To settle with CO. Treasurer and Clerks
-Aessersmi I'll, Dinock and Huse.
We had intended 10 give full Tepor, Of
the proceedings, and shall 90 50 a. soon as
~ can obtain copy. At present we give
only The Taxes levied.
Fgr State Tax, mills; County Tax, mills;
eQanty School Tax, / and tenth mills
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL fHE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PRYSl0

are so composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely withstand or evade them.
aud inyigorate every portion of the human or
ganSm, correcting its diseased action, and re-
storing its healthy vitalitics. As consequence
of these properties, the invalid who IS bowed
down with pain or physical debility is asionishcd
to find his hcalth-oT energy restored by 4 remedy
at once so simple and inviting.
Not only DO they cure the everyday com
plants of every body, bat also many formida-
BILE and dangerous diseases. The agent below
named is pleased TO furnish gratis my American
Almanac, containing certificates of their cures
and directions for their use in the following com
plants: CostirenesS Heartburn, HoGdacbc dris-
ing from dis0rdered Stomach Nausea Indigestion,
Pam ia and lfol5jd IRnctioH Of the BOccls, Fiat
uleacy, Loss Of appetite, JaiHdjce, and other
kindred complaints arising rom a low state of
the body or obstrl rtion OF it functions.
Do not be put ~ by unprincipled Dealers with
some other Pill they make more profit on Ask
for AYERS PILLS, and take nothing else.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
oyster supper


AZ Oyster SaTper was given BY the officers
e.ees 81 Iowa County aud few Of the Repub
- ST thsS CITY. GA Friday night lat. which
- enjoy 81 ~ between three and four hun
DEED Republicans of this place, DodscyiLle
Laden, and other parts Of tile countv. The
s-ga AMI cominod.aa. room IN Coades block
=. a.led - o,ertiovlng, ana al present ap-
Tessel . euJoy themselves most happily.
lISEaY.-fhe Misses Williams have open
q Mslli-e7s Shop j Tie residence Of Ar
ssLsea LathEoq on Fountain street. httle
,-th ii Tie { : Hotel where they Will be
asppy 10 see al their old customers and ssoh
a4srs Is fnsy te pleased 70 give them i call.
MEDICAL Lectures. Dr.. e. D. Wilbrr
a-s commenced course Of Medical Lectures
ea.ea viii prove highly beneficial 70 those
So attend. The science Of Anatoa-y shoald
lsa.re fully understood BY all classes, and
~ aepe these lectures may be generally at
'sa.e The Lectures are given II Or. v 5
&C., opposite the Post Office.
NV P.eruRE GsLLERr.-ProE. c, R.
5.s. ii kesp pace with the wants Of the
ss. -as Used up his new AmbTotyPe and
s-apA Gallery, IN the second story q
ne7 block, u style superior 10
.sslas If This section OF country. His
- ~ quail 10 any Of the Picture Gale
&. Chicago or GaIena an his faciliue 5
slaiag pictures are surpassed b. none. -
"aa s4perb ssy-lighl and the best Of IL
'aeass, tae Professor vii be able to rake
=7sd pictures as can be obtained in any
Isl e tie N ct. Let all who wish to see
~ t'etaTe gallery, call al the Professor 5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.

ry-4 Special Tram wili Saturdays, leaving
yl.n1ral Point AT 60 Oar lugton ST 90 ~
.ni-g at Warren at 5 90 p NJ. Ketuln-leave Warren
a. so r. NJ arriving a. Mineral Point Al : 30 p
c. W. CUBB, sup.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
.hEN Up
~s4LI,E gA3nf Carbon OIL

FT'HE ~gfcr ihe-- are fac.9-ing verv s1prrior
r-a.l.v rl refined i--l.leull Rock OH
H-. ulo'i Fi=y lis warrant 10 81 non explosive and
aliiis,rafet v.t coal other OF. They also
uizrfure r2cs-ltft ana 1esp Indicating oil, Ind
yr-4se.
eessrs- D. BCErcS 3 Co. Mine a Point, VIE. or
So Al oar zsa.s i.r ta- Nnrtl-se-r.
LEWIS PfTER--s,-6 CO
431l4 1i-e-f.ans City. Pa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

a AS
Ague Cure.

"a "a 60 X d -
Ague Cure.
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE o.
Intermittent Fever or Fever and Agre.
Remittent Fevec, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Billion.
Headache, and Bilious Fevers; indeed
for the whole Class Of Diseases ocigi,
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasmatie countries.
No one remedy Is louder called for by the ne
ceSsitles OF the American people than . snrc and
safe cure for Fever and A.ue Such Il remedy
we are now enabled 10 offer, with perfect GER
tainty that il will r, cate the disease ana with
assurance, founded proof, thar no harm can
arise from its Use IN any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this lis
order must lie of immense service in the conmu-
mites where II prevails. IfcreRtioa Is better
than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which
he mast run in violent attacks Of this bacti.l
distemper. This Cum expelS the MAS
matte poison OF FEVER AND AcUE from the
system, and prevents the develonm"rt Of the
disease, if taken on the first approach OF lis Pre-
mOnItory symptoms. i i not only the best
remedy ever yer discovered for This class of COM
plants, but also the cheapest. The large guam
ky We supply iUE q dollar brings Il within the
reach OF every body, and in bilious districts
where FEVER AND AGUE prevails, every body
should have il, and use il freely, both for cure
and protection, 1t is hoped HIS price viii place
il within the reach OF all-thc poor Is well the
rich. \ great superiority of this remedy ever
any other ever discovered FOR tie speedy and
certain cure Of lntermttents Is, thar it contains
no Quininc or mineral, consequently it produces
no quiniSm or other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured BY il are
left as healthy as if they had never lad the dis
ease.
Fever and Acue is not alone the consequence
OF the miasmatic poison. y great variety of dis
orders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind
ness, Toothachc, Earachc Catargh, Asthma,
palpitaiion, Painful Affection of the Spleen
Mysteries, Pain IN the Bowels, Cole, Paralysis
and Del angement of the Stomach, all Of which,
when originating in this cause put on the inter
Inittent type, or become periodical. This CURE"
eSpcls the poison from the blood, and consc-
quently cures them all alike. Il is an inyalus-
BILE protection 10 immigrants, and persons tr.y-
Cling temporarily residing in the malarious
districts. ii taken occasionally, or daily, while
exposed 10 the infection. that will be eNcreted
from the system and cannot accumulate in suf-
ficient quantity 10 rpen into disease. Hence it
is more valuable for protection than cure,
and few will ever suffer from Iutcr1nitycnts, If
they avail themselves Of the protection this rem
edy affords.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
Illinois Central Rail Road

CHICAGo Nay -, 1890
Passenger trains this Road leave Warren as
Z SLOWS
Going Sou n. at 9.cs NJ, All 9.s3 7 ~.
Going North At $40 A. NJ aud Sis /. VI
". T. JOHNSON.
Gen, Passenger Agent.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
BLAChSMITHIN G..
HIGHLAND CITY INSTITUTE.

The WINTER TERN Of t4ta Institute viii. commence
TUESDAY, October -, 1870.
The riacipa Is assisted yy teachers of ssas.y and
merit Nies III YAH uln con uenees her ai,or, a,
the lustitts aI.a SIMS graduated, the NIixAn
Lse College iast s'a-- and has already for herself
good reEEta ion as teacher. Mis- - j. HOLMES,
VITO sUiH- sli this term, her place TEACHER or
Music. l. well IOWA as lfs IT serisr qualifications
Tor li+r I-sr1rafff-
Baard, tire Boarding Houze Is furnished at b.
peg weeA It's includes Be- and Room. lighs
So furi. 5o-2w J. Sissy ,iPrinespaL
T.hES Up
y i the -,=r3 her rasirc in tte Town o, Moscow OF.
ID fs1l oanel hy Lila b. said Town, about the
list dag = October. $50, 40 700 - mares. .tSnt
bali Old is dark with atsr in The
f,Fesaa, al u4l-e siPe the and the hind
gset 1tif- Sire other s. IS -prr-i- with fn
oTeapad. Tn- owner l. rrs1e-ted call prove prop
ertys Pay ciiarsez AID tsae 1I4cIs away
d. POTEPs-
A5aIassv sl-. October --th, 1sC0. 4~44
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

Tie Board Of Supervisors met N this city
On The lith. The Following members in IT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

consider my Sewing Machine invaluable, and would ne
take ave times its cost could supply its place. With u
car 90 an my family sewing IN about onefourh the tae i
could Win my hsnds.-a. >. SCOT, NGsb5ilJe, Team.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

Tennessee 6s SOD in Neg York the lltE ats5z
T,a Iousvllie C0uTtcr Of the Oh says: -
NJ So rret ica vas very stringent atthe hfst Of the
New year is now comparatively easy win DO nnnsai DEMAND
and pa variation in our quosons Eastern bc.ahgeNe quote
- - -s+,n ard New, ORLEANS active az q 70 per oent We
e 81 ouis Tennessee old Banks Ohio and AEaana state
anEs a uar louisiana Banks az &c premium Missouri &c
5st so,sb Carona. Georgia and Mobile &c discount
yrrnja I 10 discount and nos and Wisconsin f5ac DIS
count North Carolina lc discount
~ w. yo- 1--s saws Il the Money market on the 9Th
me rooev market continues q show great ssr;ngeney and
rates OF interests advance W Ee lal5 made
h. the Southern trade II the sackness Of business
~ - veifs from the South Il estimated that this trade
has fallen OF least two trds Wtn the ast thres aont-s
readily understood shat the elect must be when a
falling OF in it OF two t,as y mae Ca oals aie s.say y
lent. fur and months paper at Ia bank and to 20
e cent tie street Ire banks nave been buying cotton o1
er business They discount them al per cents rating the
rB and per cent, selag them at - % FER cent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

HtsHrrrE Assn CItTrltconf
Leave Nashville AZ le s. 3 ~
Arrive at l1l NJ zn.
fBd.h ta.as eonn
eSeen -aa uan c cainrlsl
ui-Hn
fIhe ulflt iril1 -laa A1lt 'it -ii---
ianoosa nith I ~ ~ . tennessee
fEolh trains tenura. Chattanooga nith Trans
On lie Western ni taanticrotl
rBofb trains e1nn. al at hartrace with trains
on the SheIbyfiile branch.
iyhe day train from Nashville conneefs az Ani-
lahonla with tie tia pa The AcAuhsaiia ana
Manchester road.
TThe dav train from Nashville CONNECTS az
necherd with Trains on the Winchester and
Alabama road fat Salem and faye.teYille.l
Tr5ssrss1F AND ALABAMA RAILROAD;
Leave Nashville at s q M. and $50 p m.
Arrive at s7. D. NJ. and e.20, P. M
LOUISVILLE ssB NasHvuzE RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 7if .. H., and 2:S6 p. m. TThe
nornmr train carries tie mail.l
Arrive at 8.87. a. a., sd $3.50, p IN. THE evening
train brings the u4
EDsEFIELD AID kE2TUC.F RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville al 2. .. m.
-sir-n1 NJ j a. IN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

hoSTao,ERY, Ala. jan ll.-Ths Democratic Siats
Convention opened stormy to-day Mr. Hawkins
moved that Gen Bulzef Of Tallahassee act as tenn
p1rtry cAarnlaH-
Ir fancy opposed liis. anil moved that iIr.
smith, Of iaudeidale. act IS chairman.
Both chairmen took seats at the Speaker stand
ia Gle Hall Of Representative both putting nttous
amid great noise and confusion.
Finally the parties compromised by the selection
Of Z. S. Lyon as temporary chairman. Mr. Lyon is
an old auti-Unon man, and not one Of the Yancv
wing. He appointed a committee Of the Yancy
men 30 decide on tue rights of the double deieraon
from Mobile and Montgomery 70 night
The Convention ihen iAIorned amid great excite
rsrsrt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

WAsHNGroy. Jan. 1.-THE mail contractors con
nue to throw up their contracts finding i impossi-
bic to continue the service through the failure OF Con
gress to make appropriations
IN the House today, on the second vote iol
Snsal-ar Wessrs. Briggs and Norris, of Pennsyl
yao1a voted with tile Southern Opposition fer Mr
Gilmer. Nr. Davis, Of Indiana, received the votes
Of Allan. Barr, Cooper, Cox, Howard, MOntgom-
erv Morris. Of Illinois, and Riggs and Winslov
Got those Of Messrs. Dimick and AcClay and Davis
If New YORK. for Dir. Adrian, and 3r Adrian for
Mr. Reynolds.
The United Stntes Agricultural Society to-day
added President Buchanan and Ex-Presidents Ty
Ter and Van Buren, to their list as honorary mem
bers