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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
LATEE FROM EUROPE.
Meeting of the Congress Uncertain.


Sr. JOINS, n. F., Jan. 30
The Circassian. from Galway. Saturday eve
ming, the 9TH, arrived at port this a NJ. at s
o'clock. The advces are full DAYS later than
those received by the Anglo-Saxon. The news
is not specially important
The Royal mail steamship Africa sailed on
the iii from Liverpool for New York direct with
so passengers
Nothing had ;ranspired relative to the Con-
gress AID il wasstill uncertain whether 1t would
assemble.
The retirement or dismissal of Count Wal
ewskI from the French Ministry Of Foreign AZ
fairs attracted more attention than anything
else. in political way. in Europe The Eng
lISh journals construe it evident that Napo-
leon intends to esFouse the Italian cause.
NJ De Thouyenal would quit ConstantinoPle
forthwith to assume the Foreign Ministry.
Ii rumored that the visit Of Lord Cowly,
the British Ambassador AZ the French Court. to
London, had reference TO the settlement OF the
Italian question without the assemblage OF 4
European Congress.
Marshal McHs'on had succeeded Marshal
Nalient Marshal of the French Army Of Oc-
cupa,iou IN Italy.
The Paris Bourse continues depressed. The
ren;es closed the 5th at 65E 3Jc.
The Sa-dinian Government had protested a
gainst The enlistment of Germans by the Papal
Government, and threatens 10 send troops into
the legations.
The Prussian peace army is to be reduced
1000 men.
It's confirmed that Bucki Pasha had succeed
ed kadrifl Pach Grand zier of Turkey.
The mails from Bombay Dec. l2;h. and Mel
bourne Nov. nth. had arrived.
There had been no changes in the ministry
both in Victoria and New South Wales.
Tie Melbourne markets were depressed. Mr..
Graham, provision contractor had suspended
for GS9000.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE

me functional irregularities peculiar the ~eak.
sex, Invariably corrected without pain n incon,.,
ence by the use Of Judsons Mountain Herb Pin. The,
are the safest and surcs medicine for all the diseases in.
eentai to females ofan ages, and especially so in
this climate.
l1'.es who wish to enjoy health should always have
he'e 4iiiS y" one ho them once will nlIow
e'Te'i I" be ;:A"ut them They remove all olp rue.
ons purity the blood and give the skin that beautiful
clear and healthful look SO greatl. admired in To- 90,
and healthy i certain periods these Pills .r
an indispensable companion From one 10 four ho,Ia
os taken each lay, until rec' is obtained lev dose.
e-s'aaily, VIII keep the system 50 healthy and tho
blood pure. that diseases cannot enter the how
Sold 10y all Dealers ia Medicine
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
The Struggle oflSeO.

great conflict Of opinion is before Us. The
opposing hosts are marshahng their forces The
political status of the uited States for the mex,
four year, and i may be FOR 4 century TO come
= 10 be decided next November. On the one
side. VIC have determination iu overthrow the
very government itself aninatirg the Demo-
cratic ranks. and openly proclaimed as the price
Of their exclusion from power. On the other
side. hear the hosts Of the friends Of the
Union, shouting The Union now and forever,
oae and inseparabe." let who may succeed 70
the administration OF public affairs
So says tie Baltimore Patriot. which being a
southern paper. will Of course be taken as GOOD
authority by Northern Democra; generally
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
(From Washington Correspondence Of Herald,

lFrom Washington Correspondence OF Herald
lie executive session "a Senate to-day was
probably the most violent thqt ever dis.raced
that body. Mr. ClIngInan made i severe speech
against election of Seward. Mr. Doolitile re-
Phed to Clingman and charged upon the South
with severity. when Io"mbs gave the lie to
DoolIttle, and the latter flung it back
Old Senators say there has not been 50 stormy
an executive session since rejection nf Sir Van
buren and attempted rejection Of Edward Ev-
ereit lac difficulty grew cat Of charge brought
by Mr. Wilson that Mr. Faulkner. nominee to
the r. enCh mission was a dIsuuionist
In the House yesterday, IN course of The usual
DEBATE, Mr. Isarabee SAID though he reDreseuie ed
a natuFaitzed constituency larger than any man
III the House, he would vote Tor a South Amer
lcan IN preference to a Republican
arlous private conferences have taken nIace
since Friday among gentleman Representing
different parties with of agreeing uuon
a basis for the election OF Speaker. but ~
heretofore without a result. Several members
await opportunity To offer propositions of = prac-
teal character for this purpose. Atron,- Them
Is Mr. SIckles whose resolution provided that
the House now proceed 10 an election Of Sneak
er viva voce and if upon tie frs; call of The roll
no one shall have majority a Quorum being
present then from those having The highest
number the candidates not exceeding three the
House Will proceed to a % ballot and If either
has majority then from the , highest the
lcuse VIII make :. choice of Speakers and also
II upon the Sd vote the said two persons shall
receive an equal number of votes the House viii
continue 10 vote Tor one or tie other Of the same
t"o persons unit! one Of them shall receive a ma
Jor'ty- And that pending the election and un-
i'll a choice be made there shall be no debate
Information was received here to-day that B.
3Oo men are now in New Orleans ready 20 en-
bark Tor era Cruz. They go ont as eInigrants
and viii be received into citizens houses bv the
Juarez government, when ;hey will lie muster
Ell IN service under American officers such as
Generals Ring and Wheat and will sustain the
liberal government until the Senate ratifes the
hcLane treaty. The leaders of this expedition
expect as a reward for their services the renew
al OF the grant for r. r. from Aranzas Bay
70 Mazaltin, the original charter for which was
granted under Santa Anna. The emigrants are
TO remain as laborers in constructing this rail
road, keeping up meanwhile their military or
ganlzation for self protection.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
Republican State Convention.

A Republican state Convention viii DC he!a a. the
Capitol, in Madison, Wednesday, the Goth @ny OF
February, Is6oat y o'clock ~ delegates
from the State at large. and from each Congress
siona District, represent the State Ct Wisconsin
the Republican National Convention 10 be held at Oh
cago The 18th If June, nominate candi-
adopt such may advisable in view
approaching election Chief Justice of the Sup
Court of the State and for the transaction Of
such other business may be though calculated to adj
the Of the party and promote the
OF It's principles.
Assembly District Of the State win be entitled
TO delegates such Convention, except where a
district includes more tan County when coun-
~ viii be entitled to t,ro dgiegates.
The eonittee would respectfully esf that Assem-
bly, District Conventions elect delegates state
Convention DC leId early saturday 18th day Of
February.
HORACE RCBLEE,
wv. {. ROGERS
J. ". STEWART,
f.. ". KEYEs,
CT SOLBEgG.
HENRY COUSINS,
JAMES GcnISSON
BERNARD DoMSCHKE,
u. wORrt.-EGT0N,
!. C FAME,
A. J. TURNER.
CIAS. q. FINEEV. Jr-
CHARLES BILLINGIIUEsT,
l.. +. FRISBY,
A. +. B0vEY
Republican State Central Gem.
Dated Madison Dec. 20 lo5a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

When you have done with these Demo-
Gratis, take the following from the Charleston
Mercury. a paper, the head and front of the,
Democratic party at the South, published in
the city where You propose to nominate vour
candidate for the Presidency:
There Is not single public man il, her limit
(So'ah Carolina, not one Of her present Repre-
se''tatires or Senator's ia Congress. who il no.
pledged TO the lips ia fauor Of Disaraio7t"
Talk 10 Republicans of Gisrnion Turn your
talk to you. own household. They need the
lessons of your party zeal. Give the Washing
ton Constitttion, Buchanan's official organ. a
blast, for its daring to assert that if " a Repub-
hcan Speaker was elected the union would be
u a. eLd."-ET.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
Iowa County Bank.

fINilS BANK recently organized under the Banking
Law o. the State Of Wisconsin, IS prepared 10
do general Banking, Exchange and Collection busi
ness, solieits the patronage OF the public.
FOR SALE-Sight drafts, in sums to suit,
ENGLAND. FRANCE,
IRELAND, HOLLAND
SCOTLAND BELG[T-W
GERMANY, NORWAY
SNlTZEKi AND, SWEDEN,
DEMARh, RUSSIA,
SPAIN, ITALY
AUSTR LILA AND SOUTH AMERICA
.y"Inheritances Claims and Moneys 10 any town or
city Of Europe collected promptly anu proceeds remit
ory1rr HorRs-FTom Dec. 1st 9 a. N. 20 4.Px.
oa5ce in Ross stone Building Of Court House,
Mineral Point
l. II. WHITTLEsHT, Cash
January 2.th 1850. vl3-n4-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

- Calls in circulation upon Judge
Dixon to become a candidate for Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court. They are gotten up by
for the purpose of getting them pledged to
Judge Dixon. Our advice 10 all Republicans
would be, to sign such call. The State Con-
ven,ion, which meets at Madison on the Goth
Of February, will put in nomination a Republi-
can candidate for that office, who will be ac-
ccptable to the party. Until then, we say. let
the matter rest, and don't be caught by this
Democratic trick
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

~ ION ~ MPIlN e The advertiser having cen
'As"' e." 70 health IA a few weeks by very simple
5 after having suffered several years with
iaHS 4DeeioH, and that dread disease Consump ton-
s anxious to make known TO his feIIo-sufFerers tho
means Of cure. To ali who desire will send copy
Of iAcprescriptiou used free NJ e.aeJ with directions
Tor preparing and useiug the same, which they will
ind Cnre for Cozsumption Asihma, Bror hits,
&c The only object OF the advertiser in sending the
prescription is 20 benefit tn auicted, hopes
sufferer viii try his remedy it will cost them
nothing ana may prove blessing. Parties wishing the
prescription viii please address
REV EDWARD a. WILSON
46"aS Wiiliamsburgh, Kings Co.NY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

scAiaL- NJ prices qGole-rbe-ow
CHICAGO MARKET.
wHEAT-Market weak aud noninaiiy lower. s.l.,
follows: 300 bu. No spriug 81 in store
500 bu choice Spring At 81 % track 200 bu DO al
81 % track 800 bu do al 81 o3 track 500 bu 10
AT 81 Of truck 600 bu common at 81 on track
CJRN-Market active and firm. No J. 52T52l. r.,
store No ,, 47@47Ac in store; rejected +Sc in
OArs-Narket opened frm, but closed weak Sale.
RYE-Mar6yt 2a5c lower. Sales No. at ssa92, on
BARLEY Market very quiet, Al 6o@65c on track
SEEDS Market firm Ii;nothy hrm, with little or
none Offering Sales good at y 30 Glover in good de-
HIDES-Nsrket weaker. Green. o. sSe Green Salt
ed Ia a; Dry Flint, l2A8l Sc Pei.s SIgfI s. Isc
BUtThR-Markvl sluttci aud dull. IiTAin sgl0e;
BEiVs-75 bu fair. st 75c.
EGGS-Dut at l214Gl5c for cash. LINED no faIe
PoULTRf-Dressed Chickens, 81 1902 = per doI;
Observation-Disclosures AZ 47e del
DRESSED ho"S-ia aetiye demand and advanced
LIVE SToCR-Good Cattle are in demand a, fair 6r.
ures but ordinary lots are dun.
MILWAUKEE MARKET
The Sentinel Of yesterday says:
wHEAT.-No. l. s1oo9{Io2e; Extra club lo2GIo3e
OATS.-S5T3h
BARLEY.-65 a6Sc.
BUCrER-IOGfI2c
DRESSED HOGS--i5,j08Sf0 90
The following are the quotations for city market
EXCHANGE On New York is selling a; I PEI
cent for American Gold, per cent for Currency
Chicago, at "a per cent.
WHEAT-gG a9lr.
FLOUR-No.I ], 1925.
CORN -35e9 10 cents per bushel OF 20 lbs and sell.
readily for cash.
OATS-29a30 cents
BEAXs-:I@i,a5 per bushel far clear white.
BEEE-s55O on foot; - q 8 in quarters.
SALr-$2o0 per barrel.
SUGAH-Hetails Al ; To- Is lbs for 81
CURRANTS-<ctail u lbs for =.
ASSI.s-lsetails n $4,000 cents a gallon.
IRON AND oIEEl--I. now sold at Caens prices from
n cents, according To sizes.
AiNERAl-S2S q $50 per 1000 pounds.
COAI.-S6 per ION.
HlDES-Dry, Il q l2c; Green, a. SC
IL y BER-FeFeing, Sl7; Jo;st and Scaatling, as
clear fencing SO.
BCTTFER-Frc~h in rolls I5c
EGGS-I5c per dozen.
LAItD-l0 c. crpound.
POTATOES-f1r ner buSheI
ONI0NS-$l per JushOl.
OlsTERS-50c per can.
"ooD-per cord, $3.50 for green, 81 for dry
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

ANOTHER WARNrxG.-The Madison Putriot
gives the following particulars of a terrible case
of agony which occurred n that city about 4
week ago:
On the night of the fatal occurrence Mrs. kel
ley and her husband were sitting by the fire
in their sil7nty making merry over a Jug of
wh.skey. After 4 time the drink supplied
them, and the unfortunate womun fell forward
on the fire and ignIIed her clothes Her miscr-
able husband in his fuddIed condition. only
knew enough to lay her on the floor, and being
unable to do more he left her burning and stag
gered out of the shauty crying fire" Those in
the adjoining shanties did not pay the least al
tentIOn 10 his alarm for the as one of them
states, that 1T was only thought to be drunk
spree OF Kellys." The woman lay burn
ing mass until everything combuSiIbie about
her burnt out, and the planks of the floor were
actually charrcd to the depth of two inches
With the exception OF her face. she hurrld-
ly burned all over, and after lingering in ex-
cruclatlng agony for three days. she was happi-
ly relieved from her suffcrings by death.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

Scandinavian Remedies.-I know OF 1850 persons.
some or whom have been given BY physician who
have been radically cured By my Sean inavian medicines
ana DO not hear Of one ia thousand OF the cures IN.
my Medicines effect. Among theui as copied from nv
record are 20 Of Dyspepsia 136 Liver Complaints III
Rheumatism y ScoIfua in adults; CO Scorfala in
children I5j General Debility - sexual Dssbilitv
TO Ieiier and other diseases SAiu So Fits rs
Feverana Asue $50 various diseases have now orer
300 asent5. See adEe- li-elnent.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

PERCIvAL's LIBRARY.-A statement having
appeared in the papers that the Library of DR..
PERCIvAL was to be sold to satisfy a mortgage
DR.. J. l.. JENCKEs the administrator W no resides
at Hazel Green, Wis. writes to the Galcua i'd
vertiser that the Library IS for sale. but not for
any claims or mort cages.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

LAnY's Book n We have received the Febru-
airy number Of Godey's Lady's Book" contain
ing stNty-one engraving-, Of which sixteen are
full sized plates We may he partial TO GoDEY
hut we certainly consider 1t tie Magazine of
America. We have had its acquaintance for
more chan twenty years. and have not yet seen.
poor number. Call al HoLLyGsuEADs and
Sel \ COPY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

BLOwINe our A CAsDLE-There Is one small
fact in domestic economy which Is not general
ly known, but which is useful as saving time
trouble. and temper. If the candle be blown
out holding it above you. the wick will not
shoulder down, and may therefore be easily
lighted again. but If blown upon downward, the
contrary is the case.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

RAILROAD Business At DuyLErTH.-Col Forbs
Agent OF the Illinois Central at Duneith. IN
forms the Dubuque Times, that the amount Of
freight received at that point during the year
1889. was SI6.t55,57, showing :. decrease since
1853 Of $7.01l25. The amount Of freight for
warded was S38. 72307. showing an increase
since 1888 of $i6.363,60 The total increase Of
business for 1859 amounted therefore to So
35257
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

HrDRorHoBIA-A dog belonging to Mr.. Taos.
W ATsoS, who resides Grow Branch. near
MartInvIlle, some two weeks ago was bitten by
a dog Affected with madness, and, taking the de
sease. bit and destroyed for him two year old
heifer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
NAHREEn

On tae 9th inst, at viroqua Wis, BY Hon J. E
Ne"'a' GEORGE hesskRsAIrH, Esq, Of Dodge,il:e to
Miss JENNIE CLARK, Of the for1ler place
In this city, by Rev. Mr.. McGinn Mr. ALy.Aspxn
hCt0ENIc, OF Linden to " r. CoNckLIv Of this CITY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

hEAzKLs.-This ugly contagion is playing the
mischief with our schools b. putting numer-
Gus youngsters, through the country, to bed
Older people whom 1t didn't fdvor when young,
are also getting n share of its blessings.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

Keep away from the Gre; take the frost out in sno~
OF ice water then wrap them up Ointment Reno,v
the Ointment once in Z hours they viii cause no raj
after The frost is out, and will be entirely well in fs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

HOME EpUcATIoy.-Judge Crawford. Of Wash
ingtou in recent charge to the Grand Jury
thus expressed his views of home education:
IF the young men, WHO to be the future
men of our country, were brought up with
more decided home rule. and compelled when
compullson WAS necessary 10 devote themselves
to the acquisition of skill in useful and
respectable vocation. iiere would be less occu-
patton for courts aud inries The engagements
and habits of the boy viii cling to the man. and
upon his education and training under the do
nestle roof Will depend his standing and char
acter, and his usefulness the revesrse in life.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
C0ngres Sional.

January -
HousE.-Mr. Curtis said the eyes ofthe coun-
try are upon the House. and they must extri-
cate themselves from their present position
The previous question on Mr. Hutchins plurali-
ty resolution having been called. il must be de-
cided, and till then ali debate Is out Of order,
long discussion arose upon points of order.
Mr.. Clark, of No, made some explanations
as to his object IN intcrodung the resolution that
no edorser of the Helper book was fit to be
Speaker Of the House.
Mr. Sherman asked Mr. Clark whether he
would withdraw his resolution, IL. order TO q We
him opportunity TO explain.
Mr. Clark would tell the gentleman he had
two opportunities. but failed to avail himself
of them
Mr.. Sherman replied that the opportunity
had never been Offered him. and SO help him
God, while that resolution was pending, he
would never explain single word 10 the
extracts IN Helpers book. Applause from
the Republican side. 1t has been pablishe /
everywhere that he a traitor, but his accu-
sers had never shown proof When he dscov-
ers that his name stands n barrier to an Or
ganizatlon. and was satisfied that any member
Of his party could obtain as large a vote. he
would withdraw from the field.
Dir. Clark said he would never withdraw his
resolution.
OswEGo, y Y Jan 90
The National Democrats Of the 9th Congress
sional District, held their Convention yesterday
and elected delegates TO the Charleston Conven-
ton She proceeding were spin; ed apd harmo-
monIous resolution was adopted endorsing
Hon. Daniel S Dickinson for President
BURLINGToN, Jan. 90
The Iowa Republican Convention met at Des
Nolne5 on Wednesday. and elec. ed 80 delegates
to the National Convent on, who although IA
vorinE Stewards nomination. VIII 20 with :. ma
jority for a sound Republican President.
Much enthusiasm Prevailed The meeting
Was crowded.
\ Ew YoEK, Jan. 20
Twos on the Safety Fund Bank Of Boston
have made their appearance.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

The Banking and Exchange business hereto
fore carried on in my name, viii, from and after this
date be conducted under the name OF the Iowa COUNTY
Bunk. IrrHER II WHrrrrFsrv
Jan. 2+th 1850.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
Mineral Point aiRlrOad.
TOTAL EARNINGS FOR 1859.


Total. S2S. $50 90
For the above figures indebted to
JANKs WILKINS. Esq. Freight Agent at tins
place We shall give tie monthly earnings OF
The road for the past year, IN our next issue.
But few roads in the Vest, Of the length of the
Mineral Point Railroad show lager
amount Of business than is Indicated by the
above figures.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

e0 ono ACRES UNI MPRo-
OO,OUO we'd LANDS, in Iowa, Lafayette, Grant,
Green Riehlani Sauk Crawford and other codntes
sale on easy terms Apply 70
jan. 25tA 1879. v1G-nl-ts
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

DANA p. CoLBURS. who had become so noted
on account of improvement in intellectual math-
ematlcs. was killed Dec. 18th. at Bristol, L. I d.
by being thrown from a carriage
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

A SINGULAR CASE OF SUDDEN RESTORATION OF
HEARING AND SPEECH A young man named
Joseph Wheeler, who has been deaf and dumb
for some four years back, and who has been
OF the Second District Police, where he slept at
night, was, through the means of an accident
yesterday, perfectly restored. During the fir
ing of the salute yesterday in front of jackson
Square, The went up very near the mouth
of the cannon, and before those around could
touched off, and the conclusion Knocked him
down, throwing hun fifteen feet He was pick
ed up fenseless, and taken over to the police
station, where some water was spriukled on his
face. To the utter surprise and establishment
of all around, soon as he opened his eyes, he
spoke fluently as any body. and heard and
answered all questions put to him, and Is, up to
this time, retailing language out in large doses
to the establishment of a crowd of incredulous
lockers on.-New Orleans Data Dec 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

- d3aAoe GaG.LEY delivered a Lecture
before the Literary Association Of Prairie du
Chen. last Saturday evening. Subject-"West-
c.n America"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

HsLran.-fhe h.te.!jgeaeer continues lis quo
.a'ions from Helpers Impending Crisis,
which appears TO be quite fay0F''e with its
editor. W hape he viii continue pe.usins j..
and IF i; has lie effect upon his mind thu,
Il does upon : large proportion Of Democrats
10 read i. venture 10 predict that he will
soon sselare that lie has IS voiced the Democratic
i.cke: Tor the last time \, yet lis quotations
have been from the Democratic portion OF The
book Wien vii he give thar portion endorsed
~ Republicans
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

For this dangerous disease the Magnetic Ointment
May be relied on uufaiIins remedy if applied in
season Apply profuseIy the throat and chest and
h.At in. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
List of Grand and Petit Jurors,

IIox CHARLES DUaKEE has our thanks for
public documents.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

cured ~ Dr. Irasks Magnetic ontmen land even con
sumption has ia number Of cases been cured
' -'+-'ei '4s-ihehs IA THIS paper Jan. 3r4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
Commercial.

TUESDAY MoRvISG. Jan. cath, 1850
The demand for Wheat, Corn and Oats, continues 10
call in large numbers Of tesms, notwithstanding the
suPPosition that hut little remained unsold. Wheat
has advanced Sc since ISSUE AID continues firm
at e1@9ic for good Spring Corn and Oats are in good
demand at prices quoted below.