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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11

anv dIsunion movements, let them come from
what source they may The leading polincisns, on
the other hand, seem to be ready for any agitauon
or any measure that Will enable them to get into
Office. In number OF instances, within the last
ten DAYS have heard republican politicians sti,e
that they hoped there would be another Kansas
frore got up this year when they would surely
here and ia also finding its way into the rural DIS
ricts of the State, scattered mostly by booksellers
and news agents. The demand for the work Is
rapidly increasing; it, sale Tor the next SIX months
will exceed any publication extant.
Chicago is one of the most rabid anuslavery
cities in the West. strong prejudice exists
amongst the majority OF the citizens against the
institution Of slavery THI sssg mas Of se
last two months There are also number OF South'
erners here who uphold the institutions OF the
South the discussion often becoming decidedly In
teresDg.
The friends Of Lincoln are highly pleased with
the selection of Chicago az the place for holding
the Republican National Convention. Many OF
them now declare that his nomination Is a fore.
gone c0nclusion they even go so far as TO assert
that Senator Seward will use all his influence for
him. Seward has many warm supporters In CHI
csgo who will do all they can to secure his (sew-
ards) nomination, but his strength in the state -
confined principally to the Northern portion, and If
nominated he could not poll the full opposition vote
There is q strong under current amongst the con-
servatves here, as well as farther south. IN favor
of Judge Bates Many OF the more rao,d repuoii-
for him. but his supporters say that they can more
than make up their loss from the democratic party
that they can rely fully upon all the former wings
that are now with the democrats. eN
The Republican State Committee Of Ohio have
sent out and obtained copies OF the speeches OF
Douglas and Lincoln, delivered during the canvass
of 1853, and are publishing them in pamphlet
form, to distribute throughout that State. They
are to be published under Mr.. Lncolns supervision
The arguments of those two men are to be printed
side by side and used to make republican recruits
| IN Ohio.
Politicians are up to all kinds of tricks. IN the
last few days private letters have been received
| from Washington stating that Douglas and the ad-
minstration had compromised and that he
| Dougas) would not be candidate for the Presi-
! dency until 1864. These letters have come rom
influential quarters and are written to both repub
| leans and democrats. They may furnish correct
| report, and may not.
| The West is all alive with Presidential matters
! The tlhmble rigging and pipeaying is fairly under
way: all hands are at work helping their own par
ties into difficulties. The next Presidents are q:
I numerous az toads after O shower Each locality
| has It's man shaved, combed aud brushed for the
| White House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11
ILLINOIS
ora sPRrNGfrxLD CORRESPONDENTS.

SPRINGFIELD, III, Dec. 80, 1850
TIE We0hr-Good SleiatHlg-7he Crops Of ILLINOIS,
What 1hey Aink " IcAa -Rspnblicans Sd>x in
Rasa,d TO HIS corrse-fae wrang,es in Cbngrsss-ne
1so Dmo1ussc &d1 coass~'tons-7n< Ulsmdisuw Of
Ae Doe'aStss-7ae Former Fiwds Of TIC LiRse Gian.
Dese,ting Haw--7Sor Cour~ as TO tie Charleston Con.
cxf'ow-71< R<pa5@iuns in Fasor Of Liacon-Edgard
Bates zxeir Scos4 CAcsce-Seoord NooAere-Cmerm
The praris u this State are now eoywed with blaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11

Great Change ia Western Hdjits-The Inhabi.
tdnts Becoming Practieal-The Vest incrsas.
ing in Hedlth-Additiondt Amount of Land
Under Culture VIA. They Think Of the No.
minatjon Of Cen. Scott Politicians NERVOUS
John Bro,rn in Chicago-His Being HUM
Considered Impolitic--His Endorsement. in
Chicago Chicago Merchants to Reld,ia.e upon
the Union Men Of Ne,o York-The PROPOSE.
lion 10 Purchase in England Politicians
Ready for Another Kansas Var Helpers
Book in Ci,icdyo-ns Circulation ineoin's
Friends IN High Gies-Seeard for HIM
Douglas and Lincoln's Speeches Circulated in
OHIO, do., dc.
Wonderful has been the change in the business,
habits, thoughts and dreams Of the inhabitants OF
The West; and in no place is this change more no.
ueeaole than in Chicago, unless it may be ST.
Paul Three years ago every stage coach, railroad
car or steamboat that traversed the praries of the
West or ploughed the waters of the rivers and
lakes was crowded to its utmost capacity bv a
restless multitude anxious to get rich in twenty.
four hours. In every locality these seekers Of
wealth could be seen rushing to and fro. seeking
for the untold millions and grasping after those
splendid castles that their fevered ina had
pictured to them in their dreams by night and dav
Corner lots and quarter sections were all thev
thought Of or talked about /. was their pillow by
night and half Of their food by day. Like crazy
men, they purchased real estate and commenced a,
once to count their profits, or, in other words. to
cnumerate the chickens before Matched Ten
per cent was added to the price every day, until
finally thousands began to count their millions made
in an incredibly short time all of which, no .ever
was wrapped mp in . corner lot or few acres Of
land In this way their lofty but airy castles were
built and enlarged. the pillars Of Msnmon erected
BY those who needed not the laws of trade and lie.
ned tne GOD OF humanity. change suddenly came
upon their vsions Like the builders OF the Tower of
Babel, coufusioa aad consterpaHoa reisned IA het
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

COLUMBIA, 8. c., OCTOBER II, I 60.
By His Excellency, HLLLLAMH GLST. Gov
!ernSr and Commander rms Chitf in and orer
the State of South CaroiRa.
WM7 IIEREASN Electors Of President and
w Vice President Of the United States are
appointed by the Geuersl Assembly of South Car
olinu; and whereas an ACt of Congress, passed
III 1916. fixed til. time yshen these Electors shall
be appointed on day when the Legislature of
thisE State isaotip regular session. In conse.
quence thereof, 3,zWlLLIAM II. GIST, in the
rxercs- Of the authority conferred by the Con
situ,i"n to convene the LEGISLATURE on extrnor.
binary occasions, do issue this my proclamation,
calling upon those Srnao ors Of the General As
sembiy whose TERMS Of Office have not pired,
and those who have been now recently elected,
ami the members Of the House Of R.presen-
tatIsesIwho have been now recently elected TO
convene ut Columbia on the EIItST MONDAY
i'll NOVEMBER NEXT. that they may be pres
cnt. On Tuesday following. tosppoint Electors
Of President and Vice President, in onfo,mty to
the Act Of Congress above referred to and also
that they may if advisable take action for the
safety aud. protection Of the. State.
Given Under my hand the seal nf the State 1t
Columbia, on tie twelfth day Of October in
the year Of our ord one thousand eight hun.
= dred and sixty.
wM. II. G1sT.
: Isaac III. MEANS ssSecretary Of State.
Oct. I3, iS6O-26 81
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
rs Numbers-l3 Drawn Ballots.
l CAPITAL Prise of $4,000.

32.4l2 Prizes amounting to S57S,551
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S.; Quarters $24
Certificates of Packages in the above
Scheme, to. he drawn each Wednesday, wil1bo
cold at the following rates, which is the risk
2G Whole Tickets, $l49 SO
2S Half "a 10
25 Quarter &c 81 81
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the amount Of money to our address
what you wish to purchase; name the Lottery
in which You wish it invested, and whether
YOU wish Halves. Wholes or Quarters, on re-
ceipt Of which we send whatis is ordered, by first
mail. together with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, printed
rawing. certified to by the Commissioners.
will be sent. with an explanation.
Purchaser will please write til cir signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County an6
State.
All communications strictly confidential.
All prizes Of ~ 900 aud under, paid inn
medintcly after the dra wing-other prizes of
the usual time Of 10 days.
OUR SINGLE NUMBER LGHERIES,
*Capital Prise $4,000
Drdcs Every Saturday.
Whole Tickets $40. iialves's5; Quarters $3.50
Orders for5;qfckethor Certificates in any Of
the ahote >cl,euIeA@ @e be addressed TO
WOOD EDDX"E CO. Wilmington, Del.
or, WOOD. EDDY d CO.. St Louis Missouri
Circulars containing Schemes for The month
will be sent, free Of expense, by addressing as
above.
eH- The Drawings Of ood. E 'dy & Co.'s
Lotteries are published in the New York Her.
ALL. New York Times And New Yorker Staata
ZeitlIng.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
-. LITTLE'S
RINGW0RM e. TETTER OINTMENT.
.FORTIS, No. a..

Hundreds Of cases Of Chronic Testers seald Heads.
and diseases Of. f.theain generally, have been cured
by this remedy add. since tte Introduction Of the
has been found that 1t will not efectunlly eradicate
10 . short time For the cure Of Cancerous Sores
and Ulcers u s applied In the form Of pasters, an@
In moro than two hundred. placed in Georyis<tnd
10 the Southern Ststes, they are to be had and
remedies BY spalming ofitheir own or something
else, by using th6 SAND Similar names TOR pa
the day,) let all be cautioned to look wel for ths
signature OF the Pfopristor, thus :--G.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
SPLENDID SCHEME

TO De Drawn IN Uct0ber as t0IIOWS:
Class 4S4 Draws Wednesday, Oct 10, 1860
Glass 496 Draws Wednesday, Oct. IT, 1860
Glass sos Draws Wednesday,, Oct. "a, 1860
Class $50 Draws "Wednesday, Oct. 81, 1860.
Nearly one Prize to creryt.ro Tickets
rs Npmhnrs-l3 Drawn BALLOTS
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
Sale of Land---By the Court OF
Ordinary.
REAL ESTATE, OF =

REAL ESTATE OF :.
sABRY Z. TULLIS, Decd.
kBI ORDER Of the Conrt Of Ordinary,
n ID will sell at ALhcviiie, c, IL, (for par
ti,ion) on Sal. Day in November next, the Resi-
E<taie of %AEltY x. TuII.T&. Deed, cofife
prisIng two tracts of land, situated. in snd
District. Tract No contains one hundred
aud ninety acres. m2re o: less. on waters of
Little River, nIi"inpSslnnds Of Whitfield Cox,
ilagood l"wt"n, and Edward Calhoun.
Tract No. conluins fifty .f:,nr acres, more
or less, ndjoinefg lands Of William, TrInent,
ii lngooa Lawton and >. Devoc.
Ie'ms Of Sale-I2 months crrditS, Purchaser
giving Bend nrd security. and NJ fmorlgage of
the ;;rcmlsrs II dc-'ned necessnryctoth Ordi-
nary to s secure h the sssmtnt of the purchase
!. r. MOORE, 3 A.p.
Oct. l5, ISG0 26' 1t
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
41O ACRES.

RAV AS hlESe
TFNilE Subscriber offers for sale his Valuable
4 Hl"n,as'"n lying sn the, yaters Of Long
Court ilodse, con,"iningz
, Eour Hundred and Ten Acres, :
Wore or less 4" the Fg:aet tl.ere eeereft.
275. Acres >; Fresh CLEARED
land, under good fencing. The balance iaii :sti
esoeas F.orsst>. T.aQo.
Or The place i. Il Dwelling l!ouy, Good Ne
%r" Cabins, s,nioke. IIou ,rs ftchen. s'nl!.s
iiarEes, Ge. Together with u Good Gin loose
and screw. All the above Build mrs are new
and ia good repair. Mar tli: Dwelling is :.
& Good Garden, !
Containing one and a t!aif acres. wei! railed in.
The subscriber wouid also state that there is
n fiac ;;!Ai"nti"n of
A Rich GGld Mine,
On the place. TO enterr.s.ng man thi
affords an EXCELLENT Opportunity "f going into
II sp:cnlati6 whereby lac might make au ia,-
ni'nsc fortune in a very short time.
Specimens from THIS lane cab Le seen at the
I'fcSs Oti:e. Ia
The r!""" is well ,5valercd ty branches. and
on the place 'are n number of bold runditg
Spri:,gi. al! GfV',enl3at good wstar: al
any Spring i'll the District: an.l besides tiess
,h"ts is dn eScellsnS. We ea7'9f Water ID t'.c
would aiso siats fisd, t',e..rnrct,ascr of the
LaEd aisShSse all NY CORN, if.he desires it,
= {. Al. .ege Dollar Der. Bushel, -.
Aud my EUDDER at One Dollar per hundred
pounds.
THE TERMS will be made easy 60 an ap.
proved purchaser.
For furthe" i'll forn!afion, apply to che sub
scrilcr on the place.
W. G. NEEL.
+ Oct. 90. 1890, &c, It, *. =
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
hWTEE's
FRENCH MIXTURE.

This Is prepared from a F.euch Recipe Tin the
forms OF No. and 4; the first for the acute, and
No for the chronic stage and from its unexampled
success ia likely to supersede every other remedy
for the cure Of diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder
GonorrhGal, B!ennUrrh9al, and iI.euchorrhteal or
Fluur Albus affections This extensive compound
combines prperties totally different In taste and
character from my thing to be found In the United
States Pharmacopeia aud In point Of safety and efi-
cheney Is not rivallcd in America.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
In the Court OF Ordinary.
Real Estate Of JOHN HaKARR. dec'd

Real Estate Of JOHN H.KAHR, dec'd
10y QRA1&R of the Cout,sofs Ordinary /. will
u siSEAbbeville G. H., uor partition, on
Of JOHN ,Iisszzk dscld:. Containing 5;;ss
sAundrcd aud seyent hcres, moro or issa. Sit.
ua.ed in said District on, Hatera of Hnt,ons
Creek adjciuing lands Of James Williams Ar
thur Irwin and Others.
TERMS-l2 months credit. Purchaser 10 give
Bond aud security and q mortgage Of the
premises 10 the Ofduasy,if deemed necessary,
and pay the cosis in catdl -,
Oet. II, 1860 :. .2s 8s
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
" God, Eddy & Co.'s Lottery

81, 500 Prizes amounting to Sl,lfi $50
Nearly Prise to Every Tickets.
Whole Tickets 500, Halves a.o, Quarter IS
Scheme will be sold nt the following rates,
which is The risk
26 Whole Tick cts, S2G9 90
26 Half " l49 so
a. 90 Quarter " "a rs
26 Eirhth 81 81
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
NEW .DvGalEs &C !.
1T One Hundred Dollars.

His stoek,cannot be beaten Iii the uppH
country. and the work is warranted, and he
defes the country TO beat it as to price and
quality. He has sold ip .Abbeville District q
great many Buggiessnd Carriages and expects
to sell many more. Therefore give him call.
n , intepd pds 10 keep on hand large stoeko Of all
Style Bacgies, with and without Tops. and at
prices that cannot, be undereo]d. What is the
nse d going nut of.our District TO- getSa fine
Buggy when you can get it at Taylor's Shop,
with Harness, Umbteiia Tnd Whip. all for
One Hpnd7ed' and Twenty ysfye Dollarh
warrantsa for Twelve Months.
Let y. gosaf sss thsnS- that pips: be cheap
\ EGTTAYLoR.
1lbss1lse. H. oet. io, issh g g.,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
Descriptive Pamphlets
JOHN BUTLER,

BreQklyn,. Ne~. York.
-, N B:-Contraots taken BS GsssW orks, Gas
p'p."g, Plumbing. and Beh> Hanging in any
part Of the country.
Oct. l8, 1860, 25,-4t
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
SheFiR's Sales.

pY VIRTUE Of surdry WI tits of Fieri Facia
ID to me directed, ! will sell at Abhcville
Court I1u,sc, on the first Monday in NOV.
next, within tho legal hours Of sale, the follow
ing property, to wit:
100 Acres of Land, more or less, as the prop
erty Of Allen Reagan, ads. john w. Hearst.
lGO Acres of Land. more or less, as the prop.
erty of Sius Jones, ads. w. Muddon AND
o,hers.:
IIonsc and Lot in the Village of Lowndes
vile, containing thirteen acres. more or less
as the property Of l.. w. McA lister, ads. D. +,
Freeiand :and others :
I'll Negroes. EIvirn aud Ave chidIsn; also
Rose, Iiliay, Susan, Martha AID Maryyns t..e
property Of Stanley Crews, ads. James Bailey
and others.
BED" Terms Cash.
/. J. T. MOORE, Sad.
Oct. l5. 1850 % tdJ
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02

T. iADiHST
L;.d;cs' Mcrino. Cash"ers aud silk U,Blersests,
- e" =. Silk and C,tton HOSIERY,
Ladies U54bFc So,rd KID BOOTEES,
Ladies lm,i.a Rubber over snOES,
Ladies Cioth and Kid CATERS Of every
drscrp;!rn, c.S.
Tl:","sons c+!erntsa HOOP SKIRTS.
HOOP SKfISrS from 25' cents t' $500,
The ncw Styles Of Ladies COl.LARS.-
The new SsvIes off, Ladies' LACE Wells.
GHfIDRE NNeS.
Iurant'a. and Children's Mcriuo UNDER
VESTS. all Siz-s, =
Infants and Chidren's Fancy Wool bose
and iaif HOSE,
Chit,'Tcn's Cloth CLOAKS and Knitted
Polka JACKETS;
t,hi,,are.s shoes Of g sysEg Style in poorEEs'
-. :, eeGRAY& ROBERTSON. =
:Sept.T49. lsGo % If
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

lures when IN conversation, whereas the
man Of genius Ielegraphs his mind 10
others net only by has language. bR by
The masculine charm Of facialeN preston.
Else how could Lincoln have couricd and
welded 50 charming a young lady as she
whose realm is now his domestic hearth!
Ii Lincoln ever gets into the White House
you max be boz nd for il that there will be
thousands of beauties from all paris Of
The country who will acknowledge that
III pictures and the prints have sadly be-
lied him, and that his cheek bones are
not so large, that has mouth is not SO big.
+ hat his figure is not s. lanI. as they have
I been led 10 imagine, and that altogether
/ he is not far from being a tail, good
| looking. middle-aged gentleman, who
has offices 1T his disposal.
VIEWS or rue PEOPLE wHouAvE NEVER
GROWN FAT IN wAsHINGroN.
Among all the candidates for the
Presidency of TIE United States now Ia
the field, Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois,
seems to be regarded by The people here
as the only one who presents the appear
ance, empha,ically and literally. of the
man of the people. Without oS enlation,
without reserve, without any OF those ex-
qulsItely polite attentions one finds in the
man CT the world, and especially in the
aspiring politician. nnr,ured IN The patri-
clan atmosphere of Washington, Lincoln
both looks the man. acts the gentleman,
and mirrors al once the I,eeuncss of The
aslute statesman and the irmness of the
rigid executive officer. The people say
they have long wanted President free
from yhe corruplions which u long official
residence al the seat of government is
calculated 10 e tail; and f7oal vha, have
heard and seen, within the space of "A
few months, a majority Of the people of
the NOrih, and not u few at the South,
are Satisfied lhat in Lincoln they have
found man who comes nearer 10 i rep
reseulelion of Their ideas in This respect
lhan any other named candidate. Presi-
dents Harrison and Taylor-good men
in their good way-did not. II is true,
vegelate IN The holbed OF Washington
political influences; but, unfortunately,
they both soon withered and died undcr
them after 4 brief occupancy OF The presi-
dental chair. Bu, Harrison and TAYLOR
we've old; and one was superannua1ed be-
fore he assumed the reIns Of government
aud ihe other became SO. shortly after
he did. Lincoln is in the prime of life
and ylgor-as strong, 1.-THE and as ener-
getlc rs almost any public man Of his uge
and showing in his features, his move
menis and manners, his intellect. his
knowledge Of law, government, and the
organic rules that sway men and found
systems, evidences that he cannot be ca
silly swerved from purpose he conceives
just 10 his coun'rymen. That's villa, his
! friends say.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
VALJ ABLE
f A II M s
FOR = ALE.

I,E Subscriber offer. for sale the followin valuable
K Farms. situated in the Town Of Naldvick, lows
COUNTY Wisconsin Il miles 81 the city OF Mineral
Point hundred and siXtyfour aud half Acres OF
Land. so Acres under the plow has II good Log
and Sheds snd good Mill site As there Is IN
the County also plenty OF Timber with Meadow Is nd
from which 200 tons OF hay be taken annually
FSrm i rented hut the purchaser ses the rent
The above farm will be sold for $4,000
ALSO
hundred snd thirty five acres well calculated for
Two Farms. Has n two Log Houses and the walls
of Rock House. 60 by ~ feet two stories high. the
wood part zilich burned the 18th of March
oue hundred and twenty tive under fence, -
acres in Wheat acres ami Is in Corn
said Farm supplied With plenty of sheds and never
failing va1er- The crops the ground will half pay
for the farm good School House u on the corner o.
the farm
TERus -hslf cash. the balance in year. az 10
per cent interest
The above farm viii be sold FOR $4,000.
II above property is not sold within few DAYS
IL rented good terms the renter 10 1sse the
Crops. The property must be sold rented. n the
unCrrs sned sails for California the 18th Of June
For particulars enquire At the Tribune oce AT the
store OF LenahSn & Bro, Mineral Point
JAMES y. IYDOS.
Wsld~ics Nav % 1900 22I
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

An EXPERT DENTIsr.-A 1erman
Dentist winds up a programme o. his
extraordinary merits by. the following
recommendation
"P. 5. Gentlemen, Professors, Stu
dents and others, need not to be under
any needless alarm that il is at all neces-
sary for them, during their dental ope-
ration, to put aside their beloved pipes.
On the contrary, they may continue
smoking with the most blissful impunily
and they will only find that, between two
Wits of tobacco their tooth has quietly
gone"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
s9- \ travelling gent, passing {

s0- 4 travelling gent, passing a
farm. saw boy at work In the corn-feld
by the road side, and being of All in
quiring turn of mind, he stopped his
horse and thus addressed the youth
My son, whose farm is this %
Dads" was the laconic reply.
docs your father raise any stock y
"Ees, fots Nv EN-"
"What kinds' continued the stranger.
"Corn-s,ocks, mostly" was the reply,
as be proceeded TO "hoe" a hill of the
article, and the stranger went on his way
musing.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

gN- a travelling Yankee pu, up at
a country inn where a number of !oun-
gers were assembled telling stories.
After sitting some time and attentively
listening TO their folly, he suddenly turned
asked how much they supposed be had
been offered for his dog which he had
with him. They all rose; one guessed
FIVE dollars, another fifteen, until they
had exhausted their patience, when one
OF them seriously asked how much he
had been offered.
Not darn'd cent" he replied.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
CIT PR Q Pc TY
FOR SA LIE :

THE Subscriber offers for sale the following in
L the c5ty q Mineral Point.
Lots l40 III and l42 in Harrison's Survey Also lots
l36 and 155, kept uat portion deedet TO Thos kns
man also farrIsous Survey The Sb.ve lots contain
over thirteen OF land. ON them good dwelling
house containing, rooms. a good spring house and
two wells and spring convenient. There is also
lots = good Barn. large and commodious. Also on
said lots 10 50 fruit trees % them bear
ing. Also beautiful grove
The above property viii be sold AZ bargain, and 10
Anr wishing 10 Furshsse no better chance be
found On part Of the purchase money, time will be
given II desired. The above property lies John
Brzcken'. residence, and sdjoins Col John Terry
homestead. Enquire on the Premise,o OF
JOHN ROBERTS.
Mineral Point. June !, 1850. 23tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

s@ A stranger once met DR.. b
in the street, and asked him 10 lend him
4 pound.
How" said the other, team you ap-
ply 10 ME for such favor? ! do not
know you"
ooh. my dear sfr7" replied the stran-
ger. ri. is for tha, very reason ask you
for those who know me wont lend me a
farthing.'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

PRISrER's ERRoR-A rather green
village editor up country was very de-
sirous of gaining the good graces of the
new minister; and in describing his first
entrance into the church, wrote thus
He is most venerable sample OF
antiquity"
But 10 his astonishment and the amaze
ment of all The nhabilants, II came out
the next morning in types-"de IS a
most venerable sample Of iniquity."