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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILA

Il DELPHlA, Benevolent Institution establish
ed by special endowment for the Relief of the Sick and
Distressed, afflicted with Nruent and Epidemic Diseas-
es and especially for the Of Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs.
Medical advice given gratis by the Acting Surgeon to
all who apply by letter, with description of their cons
uon, (age, occupation, habits Of life &c and IN cases
or extreme poverty Medicines furnished free Of charge
eases Of the Sexual Organs and ON the New Remedies
employed in the Dspensary sent TO the afflicted in seal
ed letter envelopes free Of charge. Two or three stamps
for postage will be acceptable
Address, DIR. j. SkILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting
surgeon Howard Association, No South Ninth ST.
fhlladelph a, Pa. By order Of the Directors.
EzIA ID. HEARTwELL, Pres.
oKo. FAlRcHlID, Soc'y. 1928
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LIMITED STATES AND FOREIGN
~ PATENT AGENCY
SAMUEL COOPER,
Late PRINCIPAL Examiner Of Patents In h United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
We ST Z II BANK VI LDIN G..


Late Principal Examiner Of Patents In ths United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
WEBSTER BANK U1LDING.
Is Exchange Street, boston,
PATENTS secured in the United States aud in all
drawing prepared Caveats filed ACKNOWLEDGMENT
procured, Of applications that have been rejected upon
imperfecy prepared papers lnerfereuces prosecuted
Reissues aud extensions procured and in general all
business connected with the Patent Ohoe transacted with
and promptness.
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents in London and Paris
Persons residing al distance may obtain all necessa-
~ information and have their business transacted by
whiting the subscriber, without the trouble aud ca
pense Of a visit 10 Washington
liz begs leave 20 refer those uuacquainted with him
the following Testimonials -
From the Hon Charles Mason Commissioner ofPatens
u. S. PATENT OrHcH, Feb. %, 1855.
take great pleasure Ia stating that during the time
have been acting as Commissioner Of Patents, Samuel
Cooper, ESQ Of Boston, has been engaged Solicitor
aud has been in that capady In constant correspondence
and intercourse with the Office he has eyinoed thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law and with the
rules aud practice Of the Office close attention to the
interests Of his clients and marked candor and courte
~ that has rendered the transaction Of business with
him pleasure. have no hesitation in stating that
regard him Of the very best agents Tor the trans
action Of business with this office with whom
quainted.
From Oie Examinerso Of the Patent Office
Tue undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
In the United States Patent office have for years
been well acquainted with Mr. Samuel Cooper late a
principal Examiner n this office, and take pleasure in
stating thal DE is a gentleman Of the highest moral
character oi unqutstuncd knowledge IN the business
and practice u the office. and that bis scientific attain
mens such eminenty fl him for the business in
which &c is about engage.
HENRY B. RENwICK, }
l.. d. GALE, FrWciPai
S, H. LANE HHam'HeH'
4. r. pEALR
THOS. r. EVERETT Assi,fant
Y SOUrHGATE SMITH, Eran.,ners
WIN. @. LANGDON,
From long acquaintance and intimate Official relations
with NJ Cooper, fully and heartily concur in the fore.
going recommendation made BY my late colleagues
WM. T.. y. FITZGERALD,
Lale fy'nrPai Hammer " Patents.
Boston, Jan. |. 1860. 7720
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m. o,, rrrS lNFALLIBLE LINZ

~ MENi.
THE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
FOR RhomatWi, Gow, Neuralgia, Luaba0o. seg
Nect and y1i'", NpgaiuS, Br'0sfs, Cuts aqd
Hounds, I'ti@, Iieadaehe, and aH Rhcimat-
&C. and Ncrrous Disorders.
F1r all OF which il s speedy and certain remedy, and
never iaus This Imminent is prepared from the recipe
oi Dr. stephen sweet, of Connecticut the famous bone
twenty years with The most astonishing success.
Aa aH AHrfat9r Of Pam. i j. uuri'alcd By any pre-
paation before NE pnblio Of which the most skeptcai
may be convinced by single trial
inns Liuiment viii cute rapidly and radically itheH-
matte Disorders Of every kind and iu thousands Of
where 10 has been used It has been known a
For Neuralgia, it will afford immediate relief n every
case, however distressing
1t will relieve the worst case of Headache in three min
utos, and Is warranted 10 do il.
Toothache also il viii cure instantly.
For Nervous Debihfy and Gcerai Lassitude arising
from mprudence excess this Laiment is a most happy
and unfang remedy. Acting directly upon the
tissues it strengthens and rcyiyhcs the system, and re-
stores il 20 elasticity and yigor.
For Piles As an external remedy we claim that it is
the best known and we challenge he world to produce an
equal Every victim Of this dist essing complaint should
give il trial, for it viii not fa 20 afford immediate re-
lief and in majority Of cases will affect radical cure
Qtnsy and Sore Throat are sometimes extremely ma
ligsant and dangerous. but timely application Of this
Lnhncut will never mi TO cure.
Srains are sometimes very obstinate and enlargement
Of the joints is liable 20 occur II neglected The worst
ease may be conquered by this Lnmcn in two or three
bruises, Cuts. Hounds, Sores, Ulcers, Burns and
Scads, yield readily the wonderfully healing proper
ties Of DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE IiNIsESr WHEN used
and Insect bites and Nftlqs.
Eteyy Horse Orner should have this remedy at hand,
for its timely use at the first app,a ance Of Lamcuess will
eheciuay prevent those formidable diseases 20 which all
horses liable and which render u many otherwise
valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials 90 the won
derul curative properties Of this Eminent have been
coised within the last years and many of them from
persons in the highest ranks Of life.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the Sgn,s@re ana LIE
ness Of Dr. Stephen Sweet every LABEL anu aiso oe.
phen Sweets inhlie Iinimcnt" blown in lhe glass Of
each bottle without which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON CO..
sole Proprietor, Norwich, c.
F.R. SMITH, Montpelier General Agent for Yer
mont. 1929
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1urntturr y Wuusr Juruusymg.
. 1870 8 .
- p L c a l. N O r C +


- - T. NJ T. *
HEAD OF STATE STREET.
Has just received aud offers for sale the following
reasonable and desirable goods 90 which ne especial at
icntion Of purchasers is invited, viz.
CARPETs-ln all varieties, direct from the NIanufac
lures, and " thc newest styles.
OIL CARrETs-ln all widths, from one 20 six yards
ROOM PAPEllS-From the best French and AmerI-
can Mnnuiactodcs, very fine assortment
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, AND TABLE CUT
LERY-A very large assortment Of the best goods.
FUlNlTURE-ln this department there is an uuri-
vailed stock to style and quality consisting Of every
variety Of Furniture for the Pnrlor, Duugroom and
Chamber. better assortment Of Chamber sets was
never offered in Vermont
FEATHERS, MATTRESSES, SPRING BEDS,
PRINTED WINDOW SHADES, LOOKtNG.GLASs-
Is. Nc, &c.
The above. together with great variety ofother goods
win Doe sold At very low prices.
Purchasers and others respectfully invited call
aud examine the stock
Montpeiicr Oct /. 1SGO
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v o U l. o o X N AIN,
l. For Grey Hair on the Head Of person who uses
HElMsrREEIS lNIMIrABLE
II 4 / r r h s r q r 4 TIVE
You will find however the heads Of those who use it
LUNuRIANT GLOSSY HAIR
or ORIGINAL COLOR,
AND CLEAN SCALP
No matter az chat age Of ne IL is used.
THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY Is coNviNciSo.
MACON. Ga, March 49, 1860.
Messrs. STEWART & BUTLER, savannah, Ga:
Gents ~ received the package OF Heimstreets Inim-
table Hair Restorative, and after using one bottle can
safely say is Che best article Of the kind know Oft
will do al 10 claims do, in restoring the Hair 10 its
0rgtndf color Respectfully.
JONAS +. BEESLEY.
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VHE NEW VERMONT REMEDY !
HENRY'S VERMONT LLNIMENT.
THE OLD VERMONT COUGH RENE
Il DY FOREVER.-N. II. DOWNS
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC ELIXIRr L"

lcrmoHters ~ cisA you io0td read his
For thirty years my Elixir has been sold through the
State for Coughs Colds and all Diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs with universal satisfaction. When first
gave il 10 the publce warranted il give satisfaction
the money would be refunded still warrant IT, and
Il any person is dissatisfied his money will be refunded
10y my agents, all authorized do this
the "Elxir the best article Of the Kind in the market
use Il in preference TO an others
BE sure and get that signed with PEN, my name and
numbered.
beware Jasper Curtis Counterfeit, signed with RID
Ink
The genuine is sold by my Agents throughout the
State. Address all orders TO my Wholesale Agents J.
NJ, HENRY SONS, Waterbury, VI.
n. II DOWNS
Price, 25 cents 80 cents and 81 90 per bottle OlH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-14

NIDDLESEX OIL manufacture from
WI pure Flax Seed. My "a years experience in this
business, and always producing unquesionahe quail
iy Of Boil and Raw Oil, 10 tho best endation
can furnish.
FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE AT MY MILL,
ofmy agents. SrOltRs FULLER, At Montpelier.
Qualify warranted. ENOS STILES.
MddleseX. February, 1859 3litf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-14

CULVER WARE. Tea Sets, Cake, Fruit
- and Sugar BASKETS, Cups. Goblets Spoons
forks,-fie -fsh and Fruit KNIVES, Butter Coolers
syrl9 Pitchers, Salt Cellars, Spoon Holders, 6c com
plete assortment At PHlNNEYS,
~ tie Corner Store.
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7 y " - = T y " = II y
OF the firm NJ Stewart n Butler,

Rejoice We with gre, hairs and bald heads. for the
iDnfq1c will the former to It's original beauty
and cover the latter with uAuriaut growth Troy Bad,
get.
81" you wish 10 have the real color instead Of the dull
rough louk which heir dye mparts use Hensreefs Re-
sfOrttrc, which nyigorates the roots Of the hair and
makes II Young again, no matter how much II may be
faded. BOstOa Nrdreier
USE NOTHING ELSE.
Sold eyerywheFe-pfice co cents. and 81 a bottle.
W, T.. HAGAN q CO.,
2.a5 PROPlErORs, Troy, n. Y.
l.. + PIERCE, Montpelier Wholesale Agt. for Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-14

4 NOVELTY IN THE ART WORLD!
PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured by letters patent in the United states,
England, France and Belgium
iL1 AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN COMPANY,
No. ISL, BRoADwAy, NEw YoBK.
having secured their novel aud ingenious invention by
Amcrc9n and European patents, are fully prepared to
ccutc all orders for
MINIATURE L1KENEssEs or PERSONS ON
CHINA,
presenting an the attractive and advantageous features
Of ordinary photographs, the hrliancy and finish VI
water color drawing aud hitherto unatainod quality oi
durauify by being rendered muctshahe rs the nat
feucd.
As Che patented process Of The Company enables the
reproduction of Photographs not only plain surfaces
out upon such as are round NJ degree Of rrcpat-
Vportrnits can Dc reproduced with sultcss accuracy
ana dclcacy of douearon upon Porcelain wares OF any
esoIon ana dimension used as articles ~ luxury OF
household utility, such
UtNS VASES BREAKFAST CUPS. TOILET AR
TICLES. Nc;
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing urion
ana exquisite style of enumeration Of articles n domos-
IN order 20 furnish facilities Tor the qualification Of Che
popular taste, aud 90 the want. OF those patron. OF
,he iine Arts DESTROYS of having Portrait. Porcelain
,ne COMPANY nave imported rom Europe collection VI
superior Porcelain goods manufactured 90 their own or
De-, which they sell at cost prices.
As the American Company arc owners Of the patent
H4ht ana consequently tho only persons authorized 90
use the process, they have determined. in order
TO AFFORD PEOPLE ~ EVERY SECTION or
THE UNION
an opportunity to possess
PORTRAITS on CHINA,
THE COUNTRY. WHO hItF uNAtIIlF' rs Il3Isiii
PERSONALLY THE ATELlER AND GALLERIES
IN NEW YORK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-14

p. Redhold Fred. 4 Smith, l. 7. Pierce, Montpe-
lier Geo Nichols, Northheld, Gleason, Hastings Co.,
Waitshcld; A. c. Wiuship Morctuwn A. Il. Bigelow
Barre q. +, Wooster Marshdeld Jas II Holden
MiddleseX j. NJ. Henry s. sons, Waterbury; c. j.
Sheldon. stowe; c. W. Alyord, Paiudeld and by deal
Crs everywhere. 03
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oUE REMEDIES BY MAIL OR EXPRESS
~ .r-- On. NJ ..aLa nm 4 -. u -. - !
ii HUMPHREYS al a.

hfa BROADWAY NHw H0EE
For sale by L. =. PIERCE and FRED. u. SMITH
Montpelier Dr. H. ID BROWN Moretown. 1902
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-14

EROSENE LAMPS 81 OILS.
IN WOOD, GREENE n CO., manufacturers Of
SELF-PRODUCING GAS BURNER, Commission
Merchants and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds OF Lamps,
and Paror Lamps Of the latest and best patterns No.
46 Water Street, between Kiby aud Congress- Boston.
1FIhe GAS BURNER perfect RegulatOr-lights
20 feet square for hour will burn all
night for cent
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KEROSENE AND COAL on.

We have made arrangements with one ofthe largest
establishments for full supply fhe above Oils which
warrant to be equal in every respect TO any other we
think better Also Fluids, each Of which we sell in guam
lily to suit purchasers aud at lowest cash prices
7. S.-As this notice is read by some with whom We
personally acquainted and who have no kno~i-
edge of our business facilities, therefore, conn
denoe that all orders will be faithfully executed, We
have the pleasure by permission, Of referring to the io
lowing mercantile Houses
James NJ Beebe Co Dry Goods Importers and JOB
bers, Boston.
Converse Harding q Co., Dry Goods Importers and
Jobbers, Boston.
Jeweit, Tibbets Co., Dry Goods Importers and JOB
bers, Boston.
Chase, Mckinney & Moors, Wholesale Boots ana
Shoes, Pearl Street, Boston. n
j. b. Kimball Co., Wholesale Boots and Shoes Dos
ton
Stone Edredge Provisions. South Market, Boston
Dana. Farrar Hyde. Wholesale Gsoeers Broad o''
Boston. :.
winsow, Harris Co., Wholesale Grocers' state o.
Boston.
Boston Faucet Company, Boston.
L. b. Allen Son, Ogdensburgh, n. y.
q, d. seymour Esq., OgdensbuIgh, n 4;
j. II. Pearsons, Barron CO., Concord' ~ H. ass
S, J. Lyman 4 Co., Montreal Canada
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THE OXYGENATED BITTERs,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,

PREPARED BY $. W. rowLE a co.,
II fremont Street, Boston.
Soil By Druggists, De1iers qni Merchants in sreTy
torn and city ~ Nor hqgaHd, and
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Boston s Atm llork ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 NOVELTY IN THE ART WORLD !
PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured by letters patent ia the United States,
England, France and Belgium.
m lIERIClY PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN COMPANY,

No. 1Sl, BRoADwAv, NEw NoRK.
having secured their novel aud ingenious invention by
American and European patents fully prepared to
ccutc all orders for
MINTATTfUE TTEUNgectc or t,tspe,s-p 80
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

EusUSg To- HIS SEy~E-,-HIi Nr Bennett
seems To he recovering, hIs senses which all
adm. Laye boon a~tray for THIS many ycaG.-
Tie Hlrdtd mas o. rzi- eatiy predicted comucr-
cIal pane. dissolution and c.vsl war. - the Iu-
esIta1.e result of NJ. LIucolu's c.ectlou II has
pow Waie tse Important discovery that Mr.
Lincoln Is 2 coHse vatiye. Union .ug man.
Il comedies his election as beyond doubt and
says,
u, appears Rat Old Abe Is conservative
Bepuh. cau-that be- coutempia-e> uu war up
on the Constitutional rights Oh slavery iu the
slave Siates-;hat his platform IS the Chicago
platform IL good faith, and that lis general
policy upon slavery viii be To cuucIlIafe the
South INTO submission, instead of exasp eTatIuL-
her people intu opea rebellion. Hls cabinet
too viii be made up OF Northern aud south
era men.
Hc should not be surprised to hca7 that the
HsrGlG had been voted "luceuLary' bv the
Southern lever-heads. and al copies sent lu
tia. direction ordered e. be barut
The Ne% Y ork C0HUoercill Iag saws:
We have good reasons for affirming that q
very large uunoer of southern Gentlemen have
already personally paid their respects 20 Dir
Lincoln aud entered freely into conversation
with him respecting the views that VIII con-
tIol his administration Iu case If his election q
tile Presidency, and tha; the noble fran knees
aud patriotism ct the man, and the innate con-
-ervstls-n Of his mind, have won for lIu theil
respect and admiration and sheer Insurance ot
confidence and corporation.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30
DstseEiIIe Meeting.

The Republicans Of Dodgegille had a
fine meeting lasl evening. II company
with about b Wide Awales of this city,
we attended and were highly please with
the enthusiasm Of car Republican friends
IN that place. y procession with over
one hundred torches paraded The streets.
accompanied by the Dodgev!Ile Band,
which, by the way, is as fine a band as
ne have listened to for many day,
and the streets were literally thronged
with people, enthusiastic In the cause of
Freedom. There being no room in the
place OF sufficient SIZE TO contain the
crowd present, stand was erected in
front Of store. and tie audience had
the pleasure Of listening o speeches from
T. T. Hlcks. Esq the Republican can
dida-e for the Assembly, and 10 Hon
Josrru SLrErER, of GAINESVILLE. Mr..
Hicks confined his remarks principally 10
local matters. placing himself IN true
position before his constituents in some
matters wherein he had been nisrepre-
scented. lis remarks were received
with much applause.
Mr.. Sleeper spoke FOR about one hour
and and a half, upon National polite
making one Of the best speeches Of the
season. He IS a fine speaker, and well
posted in the political issues Of The day.
Judging from the frequent bursts of an
plause, it was evident his remarks had a
good effect. Dodgeyile VIII roll up a
good majority for Cd Abe on Tuesd4 =
/ next.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

B=x. ASp B I. Taoass.-Ta>; as our paper
vas going is press last week, We received a
note f-1m Mr. HEN. Thomas correcting the Iu-
preston sha. be was s candidate for The State
Senate. A-e lssr- tha. u some portions Of the
County lie opinion prevailed 70 considerable
extent that ie Ben. ILIuInas) vas the man ran
mag Tor The Office whereas Il j. NJ. BEN5- r.
THouAs that IS the Democratic nominee. We
do ro. know tia, any unfair means has been
Used 10 create such Al Impression. bat II vel!
tia, Republicans should be informed upon The
s. ec-. / *. J,.SER. Of 81 yomiug. IS the Re
publican candidate for the Senate, and B. F.
THoNA< Of Dod.eyilte, that Of the Democratic
party Tor the same office. We have 10 o!jec-
ton 10 Mr.. THoass getting every Democratic
vote IN lie District, bu. We do no: wish Re
publlcars TO vote foT him with the belief that
they arc voting fuT BES. THOMAS. who IS as
sound . Re. -bAcaa as tLc.c : IN tie County
oG sac.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30
LITER FROM EUROPE.
iRRIYAL or THE Gerry OF WASHINGTON
a BLOODY BATTLE BETWEEN rHE NEAroLirANs AND
GAE.8ALDIANS-

a BLOODY BATTLE BETWEEN THE NEAPoLiTASs AND
GAEisALDIANs-
Sr JoHx's. Oct "a.
Tie news Of the city oT Washington give the
details Of the Battle 81 Nollc7ua The Nea-
po.itans. estimated NJ 10000 attacked the Carl
baldiars OF the lst. un,er cover Of a thick
mist and carried some positions. and for :. time
succeeded In driving back the Garlbaldans,
whose numbers did not reach half theirs. Carl
badi went forward, revolver IN hand. cheering
his men, and after desperate fight OF eight
hoUrs duration. the NcSpoAtans We're broken
aud routed. and were pursued close under the
walls OF Carua-
\ Brigade Of Germans was cut OF from the
main body Of the NeapalItaH army and driven
10 the mouatains. Tte GaubaIdial- took >
Goa prisoners nd II was estimated that the
Neanu.uans had 3 GOO killed and wounded
The loss of the Gari6aldlaus WIS stated a. p
03l men
The Rovalists subsequently made 4 sortie
from Capca for the reiiet of The German Brig
AIDE, bur were repUlsed. The king OF Naples
and his brothers wer, present q; he battle
Runners arc cuUeHt taat Capua had surren-
dercd and shat the bonn l4srduent uf the town
was progressing. but neither had been confirm
ed The hue oi the Eo.,u-ua was sill s,ruucly
protected and il was said the Neap5i.tans were
prepared Up defend their positions.
some Sandman trcsQs assisted The GarIbal-
dams IN the battle. Garlbaldi had called ON
the King Of sardinia 10 % To Naples and to
send hln 1900 men immediately
The F'edWoH'eee troops had entered The
Neapoiitan territory.
1. WAS reported that three Of tie great Pow
ers uad protested against the entry Of Sard IL
Mazz.ui lad entered Nipple, n: the request
o. the pro-dIcraiur
Adgiccs from the Papal States indicate no
change ID the state Of affairs there.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

DoDGEvILLE WIDE AwAKEs.-The
DodgevlIIe VIDE Awake club. is one Of
the best drilled companies in the country
.onposcd as il IS, Of serenty-fve men,
he best in the place, and commanded by
Col. THos. STEPHENS, they make the
best appearance Of any company We have
seen. They have a fine band Of music,
composed Of young men, all in uniform,
wAo ada much 70 the interest Of their pro-
cess.ons. Long may they wave.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

GoHE Up.-The RicLland Co. Dam5c 7
has ceased to exist. and Nh D. I. Lindley
hiss erected upon its ruias paper neutral in
politics, called the Richland Press. Whether
MT. /. can succeed in publishing neutral
paper any bette: than M Furey did in
publishing Democratic paper in Richland
County. remains to be seen. We think the
people Of Richland County have been large
loosers by the Democrat which we hone
t.ey viii not be by the Press. NJ. Lindley
has cur best wishes for success,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

The Burlington [Iowal Htutly5 says the pu-
trid sore throat Lprobabiy D.phtH=rIal has de-
>sroyed many lives tina. neIzhoorloud. and
las now attacked persons III tEat city. Rev.
A a. Sellers. Of that place, recommends the
following remedy, voucAIag for is effective
uess IL most cases:
EEcr7Fr One tea-sponful Cayenne PEPPER
one tea spoonful Babe-ry. put into halt biDt
warm water. Take one lea spoonful every la.
hour.
Mouth JFash-Whi.e cal, bark, saEe and
alum boiled . . SYRUP used as garg.e, three
OF tour times per day warranted 70 cure nInc
times out often.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30
C.2I Era. .Lnlaz.stranllan !

Bat the time f.r argument has passed, and
the time far actoin has arrived Only one week
- The election which IS to decide the policy Of
thus country for four years. and perhaps its des-
tiny fsr century. - I said before all the
oHens are encouraging. and le: old Iowa do her
duty aud share ia tile glory Of the great yicto-
~ iha. awaits Is. You have good County
Tickle; without exception. Taes are all men
of good repute, and in whose hands the inter
es;s 81 the people viii be safe And II this l
4, not speak at random. or w''h 4 view TO pc
ltical effect; tor the meu with al exception
have been SHOWN 20 me tor years. !: is well
;hat Tie Oh quart have been remembered AMI
i, Is encouraging 10 know tnat such meu as Ma
s,r Ochllt-ee. Fralci7 Vivian. Gen. Cobb. + Z.
Hicks. aad others. are leading on to . certain
triumph. Ana be assured tia: You have tie
sy mpa.hy of Republicans here who viii come
lear mak.as Madison Republican CITY