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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17
Tae Geological Survey.

Amoag the various subjects OF Legislator du-
ring the past session, the one most Intimately
connected with the local Interests Of the mining
region. was that OF continuing the survey hy
Prof Whitney. There was 10 difference oil
opinion among the people Of this section Of the
State in regard To II; any person who lad
bad the Opportunity If examining the map OF
his work far 81 Ill testify, and we are glad /,
BE- able 10 state thai provision made by a
bill introduced by The member from This dis
trict. for continuing Plof. Whitney in the COM
plettoa Of lis survey Of the mines during tie
coming season. The Bill passed by a large ma
jori'y, AMI We are Confident that TO complain,
Will hereafter be made ia relation to this de-
Parlhie..t Of the general survey Of The State. Ne
new appropriation required, and the Gov
ernor was simply authorised 10 draw suci
a:nnnnt of Tie standing appropriation for The
purpose had not been previously drawn
Prof Whitney Is now "a the East writing NJ
the result Of his last years work md i expect
sd TO lake he field again Immediately Ofcourss
our citizens interested IN mining viii afford
linn all assistance and Information III tAe.r pow
er IN regard TO the location aud history Of all
she Uni e. ever worked IN the country
y hen tins part o: tie work completed
there is no doub, 20 quote Prof Hall.) that 1t
will be the .'comp!e;est AMI mos; perfect work
OF the kind ever accomplished IA any State
By other section. Of the Bin. Prof Hall j,
invested with = general control Of the Geologi-
cal survey and provision Is partially made for
the engrusias and Publishing 81 t maps and
drawings.
We ho. Ills Will have tendency to cause
more efficient sarsice On the part Of al .Ic
members Of tbs Geological commission and liza;
VIC may eventually hare work published on
The Geology Of lie STATE which vi. pace "a, in
true position regards the value Il cur ores.
and viii also bear some proportion 70 tie e1-
tease layi7hed upon it.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17
Commercial.

TUESDAY, april, L, 1850.
Produce continues to in in small guam lilies and
prices have advanced Little since our LAST; Good VIII "a,
WORTH 60 lie Depot, ana Oats find - ready
sale q eca;s.
EXCHANGE on New York is selling al per
cent. for American GoI5,4 X perccat. Tor Cutrencv OF
Chi ago, At q pen cent.
WHFAT-S- as1-
FLeCE->o.I. S2.75.
readily for cash.
OAES- - cons
BEAN9.S! - per bnshel for cicar white.
SALT-s2.uo per barrel.
GAR-Retail~ Al Sto IS lbs for 81.
ca IRAN fS-Sctails Is los for :
MuLA>S ES--Ilctafi> q 5osfsa CONS a gallon
IRON AND FF.1L-I41ov sold at Galeua prices from
9 CENTS Ascending 10 sizes.
AINEkAl.-S32 Per 1000 pounds.
CoAL-S6 per ton.
HiUEs-nIy, 10 q l2c; Green, a Sc Grubbv and
NJ -rin Hides. from one-half to- tvo-th.rds l,ss
~ iHEis-s"neiHg, al; Joist and antiinz. SIS
ECFTIEH-f-e-,. IN rolls, l5e.
LtRn-IO 9. aerpouu5
POTATO ESQ" Der basheI
DRIED AFPLES-l9c ner pound
oNlDNS-Sl per hushel.
oYSFERS-t3c r.er,..a
Woop-per cord, $3.50 for x en-, 81 for dry.
CHICAGO M.RKEr
From she Press and Tri5zue tle I5sh We quote as
ollovs:
HOUR set qaeit and firm. s42oe5.I2 for rprins
:. ~ = - t-nl ENtra tiah, : % MOI Spring,
CgH%-tt IS
ooATs-Q'ist aad steady s2sss.
KHE-%o- :. 81 = e
BAELEl-7}- track.
BUTTERIFirkin. 7sSe: i,iTr, 10 9 ise = 2 Toe
BEEF CATTLE s2.75as45o
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17
JIEciai Election.

A. the date of our last Issue suppose
tHas Judge Dixon's election was certain. by
from 2iJ0 To 300 majority At this time, how
ever. The returns Indicate Il much closer vote
than was supposed. The Madison A. gus gives
the o.hcl..I jarities from al but thirteen
Counties. which leave Sloan 80 ahead. auei re-
ported ma.ori.ies from the balance Of the State
by which they claim The election Of Dixon ~
fs'tn 70 to % majority. We think Dixon /.
elected Though the vote : 80 close tia, nothing
sort Of tie official canvass viii decide It.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17
The Plior and Potter Difacultv.


There was quite al exciting time in tie
House Of Representatives a few Days since. grow
lux out OF speech Of 3Ir LovrJoY, Of Illinois in
which lie exhibited considerable warmth upon
tie slavery question. lie was intercepted by
Mr. PRioE, Of Virginia. who attempted to pre-
Vent ham from speaking. when 3Tr. Potter. If
this State. iuterfgre5. and declared ,i.at Mr. L
should have I'll privilege Of finishing lis re-
marks w y Tie following account from
tie IL. ,;-alA Hego-, lO'u Washington, If The
l3L:
Imnediatyiy after tie occurrence in the
E.G>-. III Ir!or de-p patched through SIR Hind
n'sIi. 81 Arksusas. ;.J.e 10 VI. Potter. asking.
Lam T. leave tie Di-:rict - receive Z written
communication. VI. Potter replied that a.
Pryass note contemplated avoiding, the anti
dte.lng penalties IN the District and that n.
IL Posters } specialization was coutsIucd Il.
tie Consultation Of WISCONSIN,, III c1ulI Ks:
leave he District.
Ar. Prior asked Tim IF he would accept n
e''ai.rnge. 70 which Mr. Potter replied thar he
"H1.la lLtarm linn Whenever a challenge reach
"d MN. VI f.lor tacu seut Llu "a challenge.
I" witch fr. Poster replied hy referring i'm 20
ol- Lander, 10 make lie necessary arrange
I-cnts.
The tc.ns a. proposed h. Col Lander to
+ Gh~Haa were that Mr. Potter, ih,' dis
aiming allegiance 10 tIe eeGe, would fight Mr.
I's-ar n any place in doors ont. ID the Dis
t..ci ~ Columbia; with bowie knives. This
w. declined. en- the ground that the weapons
"rse iaFoa7oCs and unhumaR. aud not usual
..Ht3tg gentlemen. 70 tlis Col. Lander replied
tad II Potter detes,gd tie whole system OF
a.r..ug a. harba ious and uuLumau. but being
fll.ed Z" account for the exercise II free speech
cr lie . lo- + the House. hs consented. not be-
ing accustomed - the usual weapons e The do
eIet 70 meet hiu IN = way that womb place
turtn . Iual terms and - name time, Tlace
ail weapon hich by SIR. Potter were oh.ecied
Too. Col Lander without AIr Potters kuaul-
: re- rendered himself 10 NJ. rrlsr, ulthnu;
- -c-inus, winch WIS al-l declined on TIE
Ero-nd that le ha! no quarrel With ti.r latter.
T'.e eorresp oi.3euce between tAe friends IF
NJ Potter and Mr. Prio- did a.t CLOSE t.i tie
'n.'~r;o2,- It Cannot BE published un.il Sir
Cn..f'.,a. who ass Ar Pr.asz principal friend.
60 he seen AMI us assent cb;a.ue,l
Nj Potter came i4to tie House ~ ha'f past
on and was greeted by number ofhis friends
VII whom he retired 10 q cloak room.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17
The Interest Law.
Pnlli.hef .I4rch 81. l.Gl.

I'aj!iahed N4rch 81, 1850.
AN ACT % amend Chapter One u1nd-ed aud
aud Sky I5t) =, the General Laws OF 1888
cn.itlei An Acs 20 prescribe and limit the
rate Of Interest
Tic P~op'c 2ft94 Stir IF IFtseonsi~ Rcprese'.tea
Is, Se1,ols AID 4>s1nHy, Do enact Is to.locs:
Sfcuox I. Section oue Of Chapter $50 Of the
General Law Of 1851. entitled an Act 10 pre-
scribe and hn.ii tAe rate Of Interest, Is hereby
afuealeI hy striking ont the word twelve.
whore /; occurs al sand section, auI insert. In
ljcu thereof ;ie word tea
SIC ,. THIS act shall take effsc; ans. be in
force from ami after Is pa7sage ami publication.
" 81. II GBISNOLD,
Speakrr If tie Assembly, pro tenn.
BUTLER O. NOBLE,
Lieut.. Gov aud Pres't OF the Senate.
Approved March 26'n. 1860.
ALEX. ". RANDALL.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17


The Board Of Trustees OF the Wisconsin S ate
. Hospital FOR the Insane organized at Madison.
. on "Wednesday last, by the election of Dr. OAR
. Li>G. of Fond On Inc. - President, aud CnAs-
T y. ROBINSON. Of Green Bay Is Secretary pro ten.
In order 10 ascertain rs nearly possible the
names Of al insane persons III this State who
may be regarded applicants for admission
into the Hospital, the Trustees request that the
friends Of such persons or the authorities having
them IN charge VAL send 70 Nr. F. ). LAWRENCE.
Secretary Of the Board. It Madison, the follow
Inc items OF information
Patients aalAe.
Sex
5-yarried. -iagle widowed.
6--i-lace of birth
Present place q re>dcnce
s-iarieHts orrai't-i "a aud pecuniory condition.
d. i ii. s4e ars, attack If not, how many pre-
lI-Pre,cnt usual erition of the patient wleth-
siid siI4 gable, excitahe and violent.
i--7 ihH patient iesi.s me-" or confined IN any way
So wita J. liie character Of the restraint made
Isl. the patient subject to eIileptic fits
l+--W 4eilI-r suicidal us rot.
-. -Wu- beg rLr disease as hereditary.
l5-SupPe,ed - i}5e disease
Ii, he noH % D "a been IL, any lnst'tution in
another @t,',: u 80, when and ho. long
l7Ahy Der iEi'rusiipn thai may ne deemed useful.
\ fall answer Is desired to all these questions,
and i ;S~eI:lal to Tie admission of applicants.
fae Trustees request the Press OF the State 10
give general circulation 10 the matter.
MILWAUKEE SLyTINEL.-Thi~ sterliu-, Repub-
Ican paper proposes to furnish IS Weekly du-
ring lie Prczident.al Campaign, from the 9Th
Of Stay to the 1871. Of November. for just about
the Gust OF the paper upon which it Is printed,
The FLOWING arr - rates
me T~ea GyP 3.5 5ag 90 one address, % 90
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17

Carroll College reporting 81; Mineral Point
SEMINARY reporting % Madison High School
reporting Is. atrIken of rs none OF The pu-
I.ils reported and examined came up 10 the re-
Guired standard n examination.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17
Burning Of the RicaIand county Court House,

On Tuesday morning between three and four
uc.e. K car citizens we're alarmed By tile cry at
y'a-i which proved tn be the Court House.
y Hsn fi-~t discovered. the ire appeared 10 be
isear t..e center 1t Tie Court Room. up stars
IH. iIa'ejv nader lie eupoia, aud rapidly
E=-HiI.-- Er.'.f.f. rstvh 50 that il was itnpos-
siI.e la r,..et the -ooni above 4; ALL Bursting
3. he w.,. lows # the several Offices below VIZ
;ac tsc. ~asef5. Clerk # the Court :, Clerk If
t.e Board = pervisors. and Registers. the
Pub.'c records sd papers kept IN The various
Offices were mostly saved. the Treasurer and
ho-l-'es la.s.aE nothing NJ all. the Clerk Of the
C"'.-' a-..i Clerk of tie Board Of Supervisors,
sasta.u4Gg considerable loss. Tie assessment
rolls aud ';acs important papers having been
consumed EFcsy body did their utmost, and
Il = ..s.NtH-p useless % speak of any particular
is,--'. = tAsse was 40 Hesitation on Tie part Of
any, ,a lend III. the assistance III their power.
Ac~s-~ E'.sl d Thompson lost a kit Of Joiner :
Fools worth about eighty dollars. Y Inch they
bal placed d. the room the evening previous.
s dr.m belonging 10 the band was also de-
~t-'yet. Various rumors are afoat as to how
tie ire urIClua'cd, bur - nothing definite IS
kueZa, We ,.lold all comments for the IRE
sci.t.
The building vas insured for twelve hundred
dollars. ia 'ac -I.ua Insurance Company and
He pr,>-n.c il VIII be paid with their u.ual
ploa +, r.e>s.- hiehaani o. Dan
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17

Tar Tttz rEE " Hc>sAHtAx wss Iosr- We
learn fr,n NJ Portland 4frsrt.ser that the cl.cL
OF the HsHgarsq7 has been found. the hands in
d5ca-iu- eleven o'clock and fifteen minutes.
which was an.la belly lie moment when she
struck u J. s.ill IN good running order
Tie lives lo-t have been oversrafed The Of
fetal LIST If passengers aad crew foots up 10
cabin r-sScpcs~s -. siee-sge 81. officers aad
crew I4. : ght bodies have been recovered
i, --r. c-a - -s.e-~ : - -ei.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17

IN PlsDBATE.-IOWA COUNTY COURT. In the
Il matter OF the Guard anship o. SARAH HOLMES an
insane person.
reading and fling the Petition of Francis Lift
and James Ioay 6uariaus Of sand insane person, rep
rcseutng among other things that she, the said Ward
seized of dover interes in certain real estate in
said County and that Is necessary that the same
should be sold and pray ing for license 10 sell the same
and IL appearing - the Court from said Petition that Il
would be beneficial to ait Ward 10 sell said dover in
teret l. is ordered and directed that the next Of kin to
said Ward and ali persons interested in said
tsfore the Judge OF hS Court on Aonay the l4th
day Nay next easuiU the Court House ia The City
OF Mineral Point IN said county then and there To show
III any there GeJ Eay cense should not be grant
eel the sale Of ss4 dover interest according 70 the
Pre- ver Of petit further ordered that
copy Of this order shall be published fnr three successive
weeks prior 10 said Gay Of hearing in TIE MINERAL
PoINT TRIBuNF.' weekly newspsper, published at the
City Of Mineral Point ia -sid county
L u. STRONG, County Judge
Dated Apr. 9th, $3.50. xv-at
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17

FLe Chicago Press SAYS. Tile Grea;
Lakc street Jo' # baildn. -..i.i-e takes the MP
warc start today. There will be some 500 men
employed, AMI about 6OJn screws This : the
larzez, g..c e. o5 work ever done of is class"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17
FARM AND MINERAL LANDS
Eor Sale
ALSO =

NALO Abr faIrt oi i52 acres, Joining the above
~ on the n-rta- Twelve acres goei tinoei six '
acres in cultyati ana one hundred ana twenty acres
uu tr fence. Forty more of good pow land
be lad on the place Twenty good for meadow
capstic Of yielding four toEs 10 the stream OF
and half story house and log stab. sso good
spring with thirty yards OF the house For grain,
vegetables pastusge the above land cannot be beat
IN iowa County.
Mineral has been found in several places the farm
portion is atrcaey sowtd 70 spring grains. The above
l. very desirable farm The whcje will be sold together
shs Mineral Land aud the farming lan will he sold
separate If desired. II viii be sold cheap for cash,
part cash and part on time IL desired. Inquire Of
WINTER GRAHAM,
J. i. HAANOND.
MeldTiek. arril I6tL $50. Is
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17

Acan=s X CaAwFoRa Covxrr.-TIe Baraboa
Dsz.ocrat says that labarrr named Sloan was
s:ai .ast week a. Bell Centre lv an Ea-,.s
'1aa i"r whom he was .; work. A difficulty
'-o~e about wages that were due S.o.a. when
the Eas,;shnan took lii esn arI fred three
sings through the haesy r ~'uan. aho was alive
n ia~t aec7ants, Int not expected to- recover
HIS murderer las been lodged 10 ia.I
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17

Moscow Town officers elect are as follows:
Francis McKenna-Chairman; John Green,
Cyrus Clark-Supervisor Jessie Mormon
Town Clerk Edwin B. Croweu-Superinten
dent; Robert Northumberland Powers
-Assessor; Hiram Mormou-J Justice.
IS \ model farm associatioa IS organized at
Philadelphia, with capital Of $4,000. shares
$500 each
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17

- dr. tovoaes I--yo7ttsaas Ca,nmi,i,c
$ . &c President sreas trolJls- Th7s he has
lsea personally engaged 10 distributing money
-. Fa.E,uase with tie view ef H. tla~aciug elee-
IONS. re presume feE d..o, L !, saia dat
s"7ayfnous letters hsve been written Il IL. e.
T..'e. broadening h.m and 3Ir. Sherman VIII
$3.50 'inaiion. unless tles dvs.s: from tIese ~
i..ll-r,es- CszL ID
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17

lNsAvITr AID MuEnEa.-Ihc Dascob,l De,77-
TT = hat a Ms. Gsoir.ch q Pc,o-i. " fe
q Dill Goodrich. Esq. deriac insanity. last
vses. sailed he- cL.l4. j; " about Ole ve..
~. About twelve years ago She vas insane.
90 killed. two q her children. She was kent
ooe var il he Insane ASYLUM. then sen,
hume. supposed 20 T. cured Sic ia<~i-cs an
pared 20 he perfectly sane. un,.l tie las. SAL
CT -.-ace. Sc is aog IL tie Lancaster ,a.l.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17

- The great revival III Ireland has resulted
III the conversion Of more than 100000 persons
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TO r 5 a LIZ

TE' o-criser offers sale his House and lot on
L Fountain street. II the Clts II neral Point Tn
lot contains Ia acres oi land. tas house fame with
and good cell=r. sood aeIl water near Il
h8uss-
- For particulars nag ire Of
WILLIAM OATES.
on the premises
aii1e-st Point March -7tA 1850 lE1s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Iowa County Agricultural Society.

meeting of the Executive Committee Of the Iowa
County Agricultural Society will be held at the So
ciety Rooms in the Town hail. in the nllage OF Dodge
Vile on ths 18th dav of Nav next o'clock, T. u.
Tsr order OF the President.
15-3w L. N. STRONG, Secretary.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17

CIRcUIr JUDGEs Judges Cate, Mann, aud Or
ton are reelected in their respective districts.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17

- Late English papers say the Prince Of
Wales will sail for Canada at the latter end
OF May early in June, in the linc-of- battle
ship Benown.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17

RESIGNED The Grant c.. Hlt1css notices
that Rev JONI LEWIS who has 50 long and 50
ace, ptibiy miniztered TO the Congregational
Churc.. at Plaiteville, has becH compelled BY
declining health. TO tender his resignation.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17

.T5 y war OF determination las been com.
menced ty the authority Dubuque, Iowa, against
the gamblers Who Iufest that city.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17

- st the spring election in Minnesota, the
Re,' hiIcana came within ID votes of carrying
ST. Paul. The l,wes- Democratic major ~ poll
led AZ any time before was 2S6.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-17

I PAVING
ii STYLES OF
- II nj III e r
to &c lie r
and well Sc
Of MILNE
we would re
invite the
h q Ladies
and viciuit5
that we are
furnish o II
notice every
MiIlinely
rauted to De
able style.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-01
Nruu AOucrtis
S25 REWARD!

w AZ stolen from Jackson L,ily, in bloomsbury Co.
w iuhbi CO. Pa, m the evening Of sunday tn. 2th
lhNi f)I )IhEIBpDh confirming the follow ing notes
~ mana - pnr un SIlun &. Shiye, tho amount of
~ dated about the l3h NJ May A. d. les. Oma ditto
o Siu, dated about the first of May cjl. one Gito of
Siu1, dated Nuvcnb-r jth lr1O one JOln Zeislult
o SlOo dated about the 10Th of August ltJ1 One ditto
W S'O' uatcd DccahO , ill., I5Jl. Out on Zcbulou s.
Robbins, Z" go, dated about tn! rst uf Jna le5L one
on hatls - Ring OF So dated April gtl ltGO One on
MatsHdl hltoh' ni tinnd, Lace Ill.,, of between $50
or SO dated somewhere between the 5ill Nav and
III" ith oi Jay 1856 and all persons hereby cautioned
against Negotiating tor ar purchasing the sar as pay.
hrnt thereof has been rtuppcd
ALsl-ln the sSn; Fockttbook S71, all IN bills of the
Bank ~ Dilvillr.
Aiso, the sam" time and place, small, SILVER
ihtN'ii altli, with a guard and Gold slide, BE-.
longing Ia Raudulph liaymin
Ten Dollars i'll bc pad for the nf tn, Pocket
BOOK ahd IT" cnh'tus aud len Dollars more tor the con
kirtI"n "i the I'm + tn b. paii by said cily and Five
Dollars Tor the of the Watch and conviction of
the thi,i, tube paid BY the sand liayman.
JACKSON LEInY,
m RANDOLPH HAIMAN.
NlnOmsburg, AuCuat 20, l-UO
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

UNIFORMITY OF rRICEsl-A New FsArrRr IN be-
sINEss Ecery one his ooR Salesman
JONES & co,
o inc crescent One Picc Clothing store. No. 100 Mar
kct street above Sixth, Philadelphia
III oddI'Ion to having the largest most varied and
ash'nablt stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia made eS
pressly for retail sales have constituted every one his
own salesman, by having marked in figures, on ench
article at the very lowest price b. sold for SO they
cannot possibly yary-all must buy alike.
The goods are well spongcd and prepared and great
pans taken with the making ts, all can buy with
TIE full assurance Of getting good article at the very
lowest price, Also. a large stock Of piece goods on
hand Of the latest style and best qualities which will
oc made to order, in the most fashionable and bcst man
htr, - per cent, bUlOw credit prices
Remember the Crescent, IN Market, above Sixth St
No. GUi. HOMES 4 f,n
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-01

Humphreys .NmuaIg Eetymary Spe-
ccfc Homtopaliy,-Is a complete System
of Homeopathy treatment for domestic an
imals, the diseases Of the Horse, COW sheep
Hog and Dog are given with fidelity and
minut,ness and the treatment in each par
tcular ease is laid down in SO simple a
manner that it can be 70 lowed by any
stock owner Homeopathic practice for
animals is not new thing, but has been
employed with great success in Germany,
England, and some portions of this country
and experience has shown that while its
medicines may be given with perfect ease
and facility they are far more efficient in
controlling disease than the usual practice.
Its advocate. contend that many diseases
are durable by it which obstinately resist
every other method of treatment and that
by its introduction ninety per cent. of ami.
mails otherwise lost or rendered valueless
by treatIcnt may be saved. A pcat case of
Specifics for all the more common diseases
form part of the system and we can read.
lily believe will prove a valuable acquisition
to every owner of horses or stock
Sold on application to f, Humphreys
and Go 562 Broadway y. Y, or by the
agents of Humphrey Specific nomopa-
thic remcdis
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-01

IRON CITY COLLEGE, PIrrsBURG, PA.
Tho superior eXccIlency of the System OF
instrue ion adopted in this school, and the
uniform success ofits graduates as Book
keepers and business mon, have made its
reputation co.cxtensivo with the Union.-
There arc at present in attendance students
from eight different States This is the
result Of careful attention on the part OF
the Principals, who are experienced teach
ers giving th1ir constant attention to their
students. No school can long survive in
which the instruction is impaired by sub
ordinatcs.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-01

FAsHIoNs.-Latc Paris Fashions tell
us that the bodies of thin dresses arc
te orally made low, either full, a
c'srsr, or quite plain. VIII full bodies a
ohemiSc.te oftullc or muslin i generally
worn, trimmed round the throat with mar
row black velvet. This chcmiscttc, how
ever, is equally pretty with a plain body,
particularly when there is a small berthe
trimmed to match the 40 tuce; Round
or square pclerincs, Charlotte Corday,
WAtteau, Mari3 Antoinettc, &c, are
however, more worn with plain bodies, -
by hcmely women this means.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-01
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=, In bioomsburg on the 2sth inst Joits Tupa,s, in
year Of his age. Wv 'N''''
, nEspy on the % ult, THOMAS WusrR son ef Alfred
day. '' - '"' anu "'o
In BloomSburg on the 26tl inst Mrs SUSAN KRvcK, in
the t'th year other age. -
Ihe deceased was an example of that humble picy
which bears the rod Of affection without nurmur how.
ever heavily laid and cvnced the truth of the serp
,ure "For reckon that the suierings of this present
time are not worthy to he compared with the glory which
sha'' DC revealed IN u.s. Con-.
In Cottawissa on the 2sth inst, WILLIE. youngest son
of ofPeterG. aud Susan Campbell, aged years and 4
months
God called the gentle lamb away
To dwell with him above;
lui oh how hard IT is to part
With those We dearly love.
Farewell our Will, lsar, farewell
Thy sweet young voice Is stillcd;
place is vacant at our hearth
Which never can bCillcd