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, 1860-08-15

THE PENNSYLVANIA u n
J. 7nAh s5!1K9Apb; s. HIEks bovu1r TRACK.
The capacity .: :h:' Ka4t Is oo~ *sna s7 AZ "a 'a'
Thr.s 1hsqash Fs.'fnxs5 a. ss,s'.s,I, Ira'n'
.set Ii r .y2 En' !: IT 'x s, -!
:G:n E. Sst. t.isss Se,en ':s s's a
ilrtt t,i;x fae:!lcs ':r H., Transportation Il Ps'r*':"a
a.: .s re-. ~ ~ iss ssao1, :aa sas + =
vitLont chang e:,~., Sos'tuets1, ,,,r. w...-,.
= ;;t Ss WI T. s al
Line eonssss fur na,;aose and Ma's.si'i.: s.i
ha5 1es much 9,hs ATTY II T.Ississ;
g , /. Efas Tas. <,sysn s:Ss.a ~ WI ~
through Tickets, IL ra Ar eeod on F'hsf o. 'T T'-
1ns III Ticket. tn uo.,.u a:e xv' Sc1wek ~: s.,
CT st.ulas:oa Linss T.1i passengers '''n':' s;s' y
Tssrss nay be oStaue.i At auyol .E;o '' n f;;'.Ai
q 9nt. y: y Kit. It. a l:s g. s o. gss
t}mres ot 1hc Comraay!o IL scn Nc" S1'- e"~''' S'
Phllatlpss-
AK ron fiSkk4s u EIrssny&;n u ~,
i:s7 iSEEa4 5'sz EAST AND FIN
,sss1 s 9,1s*. s s,,ss % n::
81 silr,,E. of F,~ifi t. ant tar Travelling fubs"..
foe Fright Coatraes- Shipping bi7vtiie;A apr::'3
'a't+' either g. A. r. rss!sn :'D'"'
f. IT, :ss SsSt.s; .s zs':;s:: Y:;s: ii WIZ:
Portsmouth, ~: lu'!oek y &C., Jc"rS"ns:ls Ut. y.
ii: RI. Ne'drnio, Ma:+,r Ind: Jos. Mt"st L.*.
vile: T. G. UHey 4 c.. Esan"s'.r, laa.; y: az.
l'"s; 1a '$ sla ti H. n.tr ~ Sa,ls feaa tia.,
An"n IT, Or Freight ,ss:. i. E:a1E"ass at 'st!: II
po!atain tbs HeF.
Tho Greatest Facilities offered for .k0
Frcxeesfoss and speedy 'frAus~
pOrtnf1on Of LIVE SfNChs
And Got: acet9le.sAo ~lih u4tA 2fa''4exe:1s's sA
tolxts7se..x u ct.I.r'E"nes
FIsEIGEaTS.
1y m. En1te Freigh'> II =! d;*enp,ons go 'ct
varied IL ps.l~lelpL 1,e% fo1s. :i"7- -
1.:mne. I'd fon! any r:t q. tte r. y. ..
ErsuA If. in!ara r!..o;s, H.sccrsa, Iowa. .: 'sn
rhs rers-vl.,,. TL..:e-t a,so c"Hnecta Al f'*':s'
with s+amet- ty #hrh G:e':- s- ~ ns" Ascr'' ~ "f
pn:t ~ t.r ohio, s!uskinsAn kr'eky 'E.
t-riar.. Iinct> Mississippi. ".I"1l, M-:t,, n;
AtAAn.., and td Eye:. 49,. 'l's"an1 - h't"i :.t
t:Icy VIII: -, f1ss: the 'sisN s's
LAtc&. ......... :, ,.., d.
Merchants an. ship,,e,a en:s:.'lt t* I'i IT, 20
saeiF F1exht to this cuniFany- =an :t'S "'- y"
TEs :aic, II fsrsA. a=a a.y rc'n: IN ~ ~
b. tie Pennsylvania. Nat'rut IT alt ttuf, ~ = -
n are charger. t7 nt:cr Z. Il, t:erLanie4. :. -, a
u Eat;lsu!ar y r!ars "a: xaGs5 VA Ea"'~''' - 80
L. !. SNEEDEK~ rt;iae;l h:1. .....
MA.ikAw : KtM'a*. ST srta ttsc~'. Ea,':",'
AxECH d Co. 10. sAs.cs Ns":e uF No i a.":> u.
III HG I! :ai chi f5s es::si 81 H. a,
l.. L. HOtsE-T. t:enI fr.tt akt rhkurl. IA
I1l0S. :. MOrr. Gcn1 SN2.s. A:t..,a4. "a i. - =:
~ 7
, 1860-08-15

43s aoat IN do anoat n 4e5c adoat Is o hu No.
store l5f00 hu do at exc in sterc 6N1 bu
do at k.cin 4eG do at t5c Ia store; 1890 bu
&c PIT; 900 tn No. :at4tkc In store; eD bu DC II
41e in ftorc; 1000 bu REJECTED At soc In store.
OATS -Rc:epts last vtck, e., Lu shipped, .e:9 bu.
Increased receipts Of Oats have rendered The heavy.
and We note decline on the week OF 1@lHc per bushe-
the market closnE very quiet TIE shipments fhr have
been light Tut since The decline mentioned TIT market has
been more active.
TopAr the sslea were: soo tu No. at :ie In store
lo0 bu Rr]ee.cd At &c IN store: 500 bu No. In aRs a
&c track.
RyE-Rscesp,s last week 1880 bu; shspmnts 1850
bu. Tie delivery Of during the week has been arc
liberal aad prices havs consequently dsslined ese per
bushcl ut which there il air local end chipping de-
rand sa,es to-day wee-t.l bag. No at tic on ,zack
40 In 10 at 4sc In sore 40 bu do at lie in eo1e:
so bu Rejected At 463e IL htere.
DARLEY-Rece.p1. last week, :,Ss8 hi; slipped, 6&s
bu. Cuanue1 light receipts render r market quit and
pces a.no-t nominal At pres en there ii induce
msnt for shipper. 10 buy; tu with fals SUPPLY there
wnu3 probably be aeivs market aad far prices Du
ring the past week several parctls 1T rod aud choice
barley hcen taken BY brcweEs and dscsr Ut <59
E: tut iuscs!o: lots have been sold ai d taEe lf e
4or. To DAT 400 BIT No wire sold n &c in store.
AtCJu JI4-Ste4lT. To-day ~ bs.s were spll =. SIC
KEANS-Dull III c0cSssc-
DUTrER-Ths u4artet Is quiet and stesly undEr !
f4ls demand for good butter ut s9l0c Inferior Low
cvrs exceedingly dull at sK@ec. Choice dairy butter
Ia In good request n! lc@lec.
CuEEsE-westcsa. Rese.vc. 7Haske. 1lsmbuErh
sHc-
UHCGs- -Qutnpe, sulph- tlS1 rcr ouEcc; Morphine.
s5.7b; Boax 1eaned a5Gcsc; AIoea, e9 toc; EHmhoae
crude 44c; Camphor, .edntd b6De cream Tartar, Is
Rhuhazh. East India, ti25; Hyd- Potash, *s.7l4; Ep
som Sails. sH&%c; Iodine. *5.75; copp=raA 9H3c Alum
sstHc; T1tto blue. lasi7e: Aa4dez, 14@17c; CoehEc
Jr5~
, 1860-08-15

14ooK SnAnp.-Sow you see it., and now you
don't. Information having come to our ears
that peddler il visiting houses aud stores. aud
representing himself TO belong to the Lsnp
and Oil Emporium md that We hare sent him
around TO solicit orders fer our splendid kero-
sene, VIC hereby inform the public that wo
employ no agents or assistants in this city cut
side our store. Un and alter the 14th inst. cur
lraocl, store ut 157 Nest Madison street, viii be
opened. CaAs. l.: NOBLE,
auto 2W l@3 tIafK ssEeet-
Cuu1cu's BEsr RAsrnEnRr JAN from Sugar
Island, Michigan. The best made. For sale
ouly ct No. 81 State street. hn5-.m
, 1860-08-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
Frank Blair Issues nm Addrcas.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. l4.-Tho Democrat of this
morning contains an address orer column in
length from Frank Blair, 1r., to Republicans
aao Free Democrats cf St. Louis. lie COM
snees by saying: am xe. ayaTe ans: ~
at your hands is simply an evidence Of your de-
1o;ion to Tho causa Of Freedom, una would
have been rendered d freely aud II enthusias
t;ca!ly to any other ri1an Who had prosed his
fidelity to that cnuse, as il has been giTen to
me; yct cannot allow the occasion, sgoallzea
By so Ereat q triumph to bur common Cause. 10
pass without rendering to you lae nomage o'
my gratitude for selecting me az inc repreaen.
tatiye ri your principles and tue instrument OF
achieving a victory for THAR maintenance and
lie % cla,ns that tie result Of the late election
h1es the stasus Of St. Louis as the Banner City
of Republicauism aud flnchea Inc eaafee Oh
fratsd and corruption in 1895:
He calls attention to q comparison oi Inc re-,
turns from Grnvo,s and Csrondelet for 1855
with 1880. which shows loes Of nearly SO
votes Of The former precinct, the whole number
polled on the 9Th instant beng 13S, while
nearly every other precinct in the District
Shows larrety increased vots. He says names
of nearly q hundred Barrett voters bave dis.
appeared from the poll book IN this small
than in 1858, although the aggregate Increase
is nearly $50. The names proven 10 be fraudu-
lent in 1858 have this Year disappeared from
Ie reters to The large increase in the oth and
.:h Wards and 10 the ticket on whsch his name
was placed for Congress, r. r. Blair. Jr.,
without designating the term, and then says; ;,
"In conclusion, allow me to say, that sbal]
forever remember with pride and satisfaction
The contest Of 1860. To have been the leader o
the hosts Of freedom IN that battle, fills the
measure Of nv ambition. Again return ny
, 1860-08-15

49, Arrival Oh ksAo tAAhsAO SAAA~A'
New YoRk, Aug. 1.-THE steamship Anglo
Saxtn, with three days later newsfrom Europe,
is reported at Fsrtser Point, but owing to the
bad working Of the wircs, not q word OF her
news has been received up to this honr e P. NJ
Fanrnen Polxr, Aug 1.-THE steamship
Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool Oh the I'd, ria
Londonderry on the Sd INST, passed Tins point
this A. II. Her dates are tY7o days later than
those already received.
The steamship Golden Fleece, froin New \ iork
via St. Johns, y. F., arrived at Galway on the
81 inst.
The steamship Glasgow. from, New York, ar
rived ut Queenstown on The 81 inst
TIE general news BY the Aug'o Saxon is not
important.
s,c1lr.-PAR,s, Friday.-The ,ifoni.eur pub.
lsues the text Of a convention. signed at Mes
siaa bv Gen. Clarey and Col. 3ledici, which is
mostly !; military convention ior The cracua-
tion OF Sicily, from motives Of humanity.
Correspondence from Genoa reduces to six
the military EXECUTIONS, said to hare been or
dered by Garibatdi, after the capsure Of Melaz-
n. They wero shot xs a2sasslns, not Us com-
batants. ,
The loss Of Sicilian and italian volunteers Is
now estimated at very little lees than l.eo9
men. and heavy proportion Of IT was sustained
By Gariba'di's best corps
JSp1a AND Cu1sA.-'rhe overdue India and
China mails are telegfaphed VIZ I1les'e'
but the news is uniUportant.
SrR1A-Fa,is, Friday.-All the powers have
agreed upon the conditions Of an European IN
terrcntion in Syria. The conference will as
semble at three o'clock to sign convention III
reference to measures 10 be taken in common,
, 1860-08-15
:Finanrtal ann Gron1t11errtal'
MONETARY

*.%-r -. rru,Ar Ev1rzJn. August II. 1850.
Ths Exchange market opened "ea. 'A's ao'
ainx. and in tho Afternoon tue oooAe "A'e
principal customers are the heavy P'oauee oe'
on nut down the price to OF one pe. ''A'.
::rr.n,,r,n Probably the larger NUMBER q
hor.s. .o,d ri l per cent. during tue day. The
x.,.-1, doubtless be uniform tomorrow al t.
mi, aftcrnoon the larger houses would have
.,1d round lots ut /, 4 concessi on OF : below
THAR selling price. A. might be expected, tho
~,on.v ,aa,ks is decidedly active. The pro-
,duee dpalsrs absorh about all the sneans the
banks have at command. With some, currency
begins 10 b. scarce, willis othors arc well sup
.n1ied. Ths amount in tho city is still ample,
and doubtless the decline in Exchange will
bring in large amounts Of Illinois and W1seor-
siu currency from St. Louis and other eur
rounding cities.
Buyi.s rates today we're s@t- In the as4er'
noon. WI. all TINT could be obtained. In the
street parcels veru offered ast.
Gold il for aoms rsAsou a little hrtaer today.
Buyine ratea t@s. Selling 1@ls. Some smsll
lots wsra taken u: II. The supply on hand i*
70 small that any little demand will stiIen
priced
Ii, general money market, though much
more autiye. il for ali strictly business purposes
well supplied.
pursuraou. Fokr WA4NE / CHICAGO r. Il.
The following ia an approximate statement Of
the earnings Of the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne
Chicago Railroad Company for the month Of
1uly. 1890, compared with the same period Of
sast yeEr:
;s ;is g :, = : 81 81 = : *e!3sz
Expse.a.... :.t0g, Sse1o *e'e.W
sss kssi 4 Il s;:ssfa; 'sts a. 's :s ' s
ro,, .sisss:s.oi l:sls,1s s1,s46s4 ...-
Eranes tom jan t, July a. u
&e:7aapoadi1g time In nass............. sast9'.>s
Increase. s-le-ssa''
M,cu1oAx CzSrRAL RAILROAD coArASI.-
The earnings Of tho Michigan Central Railroad
for the week ending Angus. stl', 1860, are as
follows:
*nsss:: &: ssStfS J., s. :: r.
FIe!Eht- 1ooess - <t*ool'su
Alsse1aneoua.. -.....-' ''--...'
TotA.. ............ 91Asns33f AA-stt ~
Increase. s'|s-'s
GREAr WESTERN {CAsApA) RA,LwAI.-Traf1ic
for the week ending August lo1h, 1860:
Ttesh's and Live sto:E lele7!
Nall. Parcsa. fe........... asl1-9a
~. as s
Corresponding week laI Ie'at a4&
1De1aasa. elsA1 ~
, 1860-08-15

Go to John Jones, i19 Dearborn stree!
and ke. your clothes cleaned and repaired
They will Sc we'll done und at prices to suit Il d
, 1860-08-15

Il AM ERICAatj KalLsEtp.
ev reted And r.::,san rum CG:e>Eo - r!;isi1
Htthont ch nsc, ,ennn~ctEn1 w:th 4 srsst
PESNSTLvA CENTRAL HAl;.:.t&J
to Nav Tnrk. PHILADELPHIA baft.t..c-c .aA ".-h ~
0.ty aa al:Ec Interior t,sas Of r".n-5lssnA. -s sz
ser, Wv YORK. Mar',arE. &c.
Merchants, by taxing Ibis rents, vii sa7= Ee s*c':
~ l;k: Eastera market At no atdGuoa. cttt-
i:.tSa.c c.ittsel taTnft.E. ...
Tram. !ea!e tse tp,. corner cf Canal an1 Va us:ea
st1tets. Went ~hit, ~ foilGwa:
stoA -S..,:.! E1r.sss At. !suE9as, es.::'r5'
tenn~ ting ,. Creina with i'es,:1.G .ri lax :-''.
E1.aaG 10 slnsrk Eu+a.. SaS-T4 ~ <er7 u IL
.sten. All s iItrEtcr :rwrs"f Nrw EHs4i". :"
York t;.ttra! N. Ee- TssE aaa Erie !:a T. as.:-
Asn. south to Co!nmsus, zAIxss!,ie- Nes.rt ~
Ve!nrr. a.eube7TEr, W.-eEE aai ..e1c; tyw-se bL.o
snd Virginia
IT, .,oye tara r.: = :s:t ~::a tretls - Nd
HT1r N.sd - 9-FrS1e". trtErs tavt,n aEtt :rnL'.
A!*c sltE train: II i.rH u-ytoT Mi .c.i.' cs'
FAKE As Lt.E A. ASf OTHER Enlil.
ess's71sr. :rahd Et4 vi! nr' :h'.'unte ""l 1'*, -.
Aad agreeable. ra.ene IT,: -h !:lo.. Ct lie 1tse.t ed
tnrs. S.t.cs in t!ie C..:. ! S'.::r.
FAa>+a7tts arriving Vt ta:-ko. Ary .! tar 50.
du! at:c.veclecx nt+ II tie t:pA :, r:t9
and ecrsey natEaee fts Ct esse to ts r.t;us,; I'D
thE - ttaf' Sl.rpnE ~" *:cot45 any s.shtr.i'.
Tlctetn fes a1s ii n. Le prnsspat Tcze. lftr- va
T"s anil Il the r. -r1.; Fec IT Ksns! rG
Deartatn a1feet, Eo:..e u. Eevtrs it'.s>. ts
Reptt Nets ah.c. et'Ec Caca. AZ 71n D"tn: ''t'..
i.htcaXr.
9& rar.en!AYtp hsx fer tic e |. hc FcYty.v--
, 1860-08-15
" OLK'S ST AT U E T T E
DOUGLAS,
fFatsut~l Fabrua1I 1Gb. isn,> a7d
RuaTa OF LIN OF " !,

900 Bags RIO and JAMAICA
0VO CoFfEE for s.,env
PARSONS, PIrxN HANKEY,
10 South Wat4x stlees
, 1860-08-15

BUFFALO 6 LAKE l!l't::'M
- RAILWAY. s1cs:..t and best routs ~ III: x. *
utAc. Eastern citl...
T1da leavr lineage 1t 5nU I'm. nrtsott nj a:t
!.gcs :: hndilo At " p.n Ncv York n l'o t' =
ton Vt 70; eclsEx ~t:h n y. E.nt-1. + "nt:.
7. + EHe t:alus ss,S E1ss- I!ckrs- via IT, ~
be uhtalse.i u ;ht Z .:va U.ict. Il, q. .CAEFE:.
feI%IO1y tsetl Nara.
, 1860-08-15

LOUISVILLE, Ky., 14.-30 counties heard from
gire Combs 65,45s, McClarty, c5,956, Boiling,
10,sso, Hopkins 5tr.
, 1860-08-15

Buffalo, Chicago, Milwaukee 4 Racine,
e's9sS ..,; = 9ss Psckt e s. EsgfEs Ae
moEIAwK, DAcoTAR,
FREE STATE, GALEvA.
T0NAwANDA, MENDOZA,
PLYMOUTH. CUYAHOGA,
WAY FLOWER CHICAGO,
NEPTUNE, WENONA,
MISSOURI, Ut. VERNON,
;sf : Z: ~ i +: S e e. : AS:,s
sir, u. AMI bltxeea BUFFALO aad DETROIT, va
North SaoEe direct. The
CONCORD, DUNK1Rk,
OMAR P.1SIIA, SAGINAW,
tv=en BUFFALO, SASDCskY and TULEDu,tAs
AKAyES, EQUATOR,
ECPHRATE9s ECLIPSE,
oRONOTES. EQUINOX,
sxesn ' bGFFALo. &; III i EaiE I'll | aad |cLESELASD. sss
MARY sTEwART, ILLINOIS,
sestas tx.:n tas fx sai "a GEEES @ BaT. S
COMET, ROCKET,
L<.vInz the Cock fe"t Of t7ernatt ,.1r.. o's;1ex
esna zi e seis :! II. { ,2sax Ae
$50 Boats Of the Largest Glass,
fEisht Of vtth vii eavs Buffalo and Nev York day,l
Ahd with tbs MEN YORK CEN RAJ RAILROAD ard
WESTERN, sPAELuISEs, did iEuPLE'S LINE
ehant4 shippers tAce evltaty supefnr facilities sr
lie tEelr freight tn al from the Eant ami
West With reliability and despa'ch-
The IteSfcr1. ErpreSs,
{Ownei anil oprrtcd by this camrany} viii he
lie Yew Y.1k Celtrsf Kizia1 u pnt4t+ and e1nrect
with tie VARIOUS Kali. uts and at,se Lines Of PTn;eer.
Er such Errxht may te1atse -Feeiy raE.tt tsn
tahn and s'eez1xe Of the@e steam
nhave been te.l up ex3ssiy with visv to the comfort
SD eaftty Of pAs.enEsEn. 49,.
ii Erx fa.dn. -ruHalo Cua,t. slip. New York.
il State Husion A:tF Hcusc E!o"'vHy
A. Et:uve.......-Utie1 1871 River STREET. Trer.
Ho@a-J 4 Thufsto1 Albion W. +. Hozu-s Elcheae1.
j. Hvan. Esic- luEi2p Gou!t -Lork1o.t.
7. n. B1nA. Il ,y.r.,,,s Stevens 'GaAc..
~ Mn.rh-' .-.>,..-.- = +; sm1h.-.-..{ 1o$as-
!: l.. Aund sGo..; .p*tru:t- johnson L Hodz.@
J.T. kirkland .sheboyE.n. kshMha i!er Co. Keno.aa.
iT;5naS:. maEl AI~-rsce. w. H. "'ts' Wsstexap. W.
Us.hav2y &Penn. Richmond i Co.. Clark +s-
u-een Bay Caic7Eo-
J. W. FUTILE, Agent,
FOOT OF STATE ST., CEIICAGh
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07

! YFsrate dispatch from DeIr'., Iad-. states
that Hon Isaac 4. Re. Bepub, can candidate
fer Congress OF the olh Dl~trer IA that SAFE.
died n ] . p clock OF "Wednesday, zller al III
Eess of 81 hours.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07

iHtra j, talk # a camp u paper II In
Cros>e, r sapPosi BEL aau Everett. Tasy
iced i.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
NAILS NATH@

II YOU want to buy nails don't forget to call at the
L Hardware stere before you buy.
TRAMEL & LATHROP.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
NUT~. NUTS.t
" ailsl ails -

so KEGS, assorted sizes, for sale un
- - ally cheap. nj
20 JENKIN. BARRTNGR K co.'s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07

have also the latest improvement in AmbrotTi
which enables 10 take BATH $ miniatures tn A4
second, with now chemical I make. Ferreoigl- i'
beautiful picture kind, only TO be seen 60 at 1
mlred Also the Pearl AInbrotype which are tea1'--
have the finest and the largest stock OF fancy case, q
frames in the West: Also the largest lot Of fine goil &
cts warranted good; all of which will r-i p per c
cheaper than any house in the city. Now 1eB- t-7
for good bargains, call and for yourselves seeing
believing. c R. MOFFEII, Artist
n24-tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
PZIDIOg2APTlllg97

Just call at Prof C. r MoFFETT's Gallery or F.'
a.ts, and there you see some Of the U1- beaut
Photographs extaut. Of our citizens, also one b
ABRAlftd LINCOLN ] have just returned from Cir
cazu with all the latest improvements in tie Pine sE
having taken thorough lessons with the best artist g.
the city, which enables M to do just SIS geo H"- a
can he done in any OF the cities. II you don't believe
me- call and see for yourselves Photographs are nrn
all the fashion in the cities. in the picture line. lf
are indeiI5le as time, warranted 20 iaae iel
can DE sent 70 any part Of the world free Of extra posi-
age They are just the picture TO
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07

\ u All persons are hereby forbidden 20 uliuo-
y. ID. dig for any purpose the east half OF tn
mort breast quarter section twelve. in town ship 20
nrofh al range tive east. JOHN HOLLINGSHEAD
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
CHEESE

200 is. First Quality Hamburg
- wv Cheese, for sale nj
% JENkIN, BABRINGE Is Co.'s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
NEW AMBRoTYPE GALLERY

EDWARD DEyLIN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
SUIT THE PUBLIC.

They are thc picture of the day. They the ceare
picture ont. if persons want numher Of ;he tase-
They look like "a fine steel engraving Can De ia
amy lights their merits too numerous 90 Ientl"
II cost me good round for instructions, D NiH
and chemicals, but still ust keep pace with the l
"The gifts gle Us to see
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-12
The following beautiful though

The following beautiful though
is FROM the pen of GEORGE d. PREM
TIcE;
''There is but breath of air and a
beat of the heart betwee this world and
the next. And in the brief. interval of
painful and awful suspense, while we feel
that death is present with US, and that he
is all powerful and we are powerless, and
tina the last faint pulsation here is but
the prelude of endless life hereafter; we
feel in the midst of the stunning calamity
about to fall on US, that earth has no
compersating good to mitigate the sever
ity Cfour loss. But there is no grief
without scme bene6cent provision to sof-
ten its inteRseness. When the good ard
the lovely die, the memory of their deeds,
like the moonbeams on the stormy sea,
lights up our darkened hests, and lends
to the surrounding gloom a beauty SO
sad, so sweet, that we would not if we
could, dispel the darkness that envirous
it."
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gutaI ano Mistslla

Items.-The proceedings Of the Co
BOARD are published in full in the Tran
script. We shall give synopsis OF
them next week.
The weather has been very mild
during the week last. Sleighs were first
used on Monday of this week, but there
;s not sufficient snow for good sleighing.
The St. Croix Valley Teachers As
ISOLATION will hold meeting at this
,Joee OIL the Goth and 9th of this
month.
w. w. WARNER will mcetthe sing
ers of this village on Friday evening,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-12
The Triumph of Freedom.

Inc triumph OF EfeeuoIu.-
When 1 have borne in memory what has
tanned
Great nations, how ennobling thoughts de-
part
When men change swords for ledgers.and des-
ert
The students bower forgold, some fears I'M
named
have, my country lam | to be blamed Z
Now, when think of thee, and what thou art,
Verify, in the bottom of my heart,
Of these unfilial fears I am ashamed,
For dearly must we prize thee: we who find
In thee bulwark for the cause of men;
And l by my affection was beguiled:
What wonder if poet now and then,
Among the many movements ofhis mind,
Felt for thee as a lover or a child
There is q bondage worse far worse to bear
Than his, who brcathes by roof, and floor, and
wall
Pent in, tyrants solitary thrau
IT'S his, who walks about in the open air,
One of a Nation who, hcnceforth mist wear
Their letters in their souls For who sould be
Who, even at best, in such condition, free
From self-reproach; rcproach which he must
share
With human nature? Never be it ours
To see the sun how brightly it will shine,
And know that noble feelings. manly powers,
Instead OF gathering strength, must droop and
pine,
And earth with all her pleasant fruits and
flowers,
Fade and participate in mans decline.
IKOrdsrerkh.