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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
DOGuETr K ANDERSON,
GOyFRyOG sTGETT

"a ressvtar Tor he Rs Trade Cs-sHEs y! O.oiss hh
- uns Cur. loUs, CC-ccca AID Sands, NindC~ bhaisi
Fs1sr Haagars Clgcd HAIR Hce isr sale at low prices
CsBet- CartsE sts ard Mattresses 20 order 20 hs
~ PAPER AAars "a tho city country
i1ct--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
1861. NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
e. A. j. LOPTON,
Real Estate Sc Hiring Agent,

Il. a. - u - " n u IN
Real Estate 81 Hiring Agent,
oPSIoE CORNER WALL AND FRANKLIN STREETS, oPPo-
SITE DICKINSON HILL 4 co.,
RICHMOND, VA,
JHE Subscriber bsss 70 return lis acknowledgements TO bis
friends and patrons for the favor during tho pSSL years.
that he SIN continues the business OF HIR
ING OUT EEaIOES, RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS aud al business periarng General Agency, TO all
which he gives his personal dneafioa
~ Parties IA the country who entrus the hiring OF their
Negroes HIN assured Of attention being paid
ss them other but coed homes and the best prices and
the event VI sickness The best aef! and personal Gs0a
en Win his Office, shsrs those servants wLc rot
provided with paces 10 stay 81 night aqrng the hiring
aaln with good Gre, FaE4 or oHAEGr
Negroes 90 lire The coming year. had better 10 seat IN 10
early snes Christmas a. posslbie.
To GSi7nos 70 ,uho lam personally HtRotca lbs1
10 reer % Ae JJllotcfn1 persons:
Richmond Dickinson HUI Coz King aod Queen county, Dr.
Thomas Lssue Arthur Temple John Lumptn Thomas Psune
roy W.sinorsland county Dr. Wheelwrght Rev Thos
LccSs King w! Ham county, John Lsiane w. Laisne Dr.
Jcha lewis King George county George Turner Richard Turner
Hann5, ThoAs Lse Caroline cointy, Ro Hudn, Dr. John
D. Buler Essex county ~ D. hock, Dr. james LatAae
Edward T. Noel, Beverley d. Roy BOY Mcou Wsey rogg
T. Wghi Gloucester ooalty, Dr. Thomas Clopon i
stubb7, Jasper Hughes James City county Parks Sister,
Richmond county Dr. Robert A. Payne; New Kent county VIM
0.opton, be HoSie, DR.. O. Crunp, John Lacy, 4
Lacy; LeUss county, Dabney PAh; Cumberland county VIA D.
county Chewing; Prince william county, VIM J. Were;
Norfolk, Capt }. {. Middleton, John Gcreley
cesls-d1ykelm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08

ATTENTION, LADIES!
IUsT received the Fashionable Boot and shoe estsbhnsnt
- No % Main Street, the following aud beautiful styles
ihoes for Ladies:
Lsdlss' ootsaok Doo,s entirely new
BalmoFal shoes
:. Sip Sole islr stitch lid Congress Bos,s
Heel button GsteTs, Thick and thin sole
Congress" very superior
/" eide lace "
Together Win the ne.. Of all ether styles Of ladies
shOss have ever had Ladies respectfully invited 70 cali
JOIN o. PACE Jr,
oc2s 90 Main Street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08

RERCHANTS'
CNSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
Ofies 80. ls3 msin ST., RichEaond.
MARINE INSURANCE OF vesssE Cargo, and Freight
INLAND IsURAHCE 6ooei transported ~ rivers, esnAh o.
lapd carriage.
FIR INsUI Msrehapd w. Dwelling H0uss
Warehouses,s other Buidlagt In iowa or eoantry.
rOLICIEE cd stes and promptly pAid
Connu oAonI ved oice through any Director
ASQaD PLkAsAHTs, Pres.
IE nory,s5. s,e- su31
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08

v. EIsoM ". O. DARLINGTON.
Address -HOwardsvile, Virginia.
EESOM a. cos
1861. skssES 1861.
MAIL PACK EFT LINE,
PACKET CLARA, Captain d. D. Isbel.
PACKET VIOLA, Captain W, 4. Maxwell.
kEf PERCY, Captain A. q. Loving, Jr
Packet PI0NEER, Captain Q. o. Burks
T FAVE Richmond MO ndRy, "Wednesday and Friday,
IL p NJ Leave Lexington days al o'clock A. d.
N tror accommodations for travellers t-veetly
between Richmond, Lynchburg, and Lexington
Packages conveyed By this line will Teeeipted for Of
See. and paid for, II lost Our Agents are:
", crutehneld. Richmond; BOeook Parrish, Lynehburg
and 4. Nosgrove Lexington ralb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08

Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
Once No. lbs Main Northeast Of lith strest)
Richmond, Va
CHARTERED 2erH MARCH, 1881
NyHs ole and reliable intuton, With ample Capital and
tngent fund carefully vested, continues Insure Slaves,
Buildings, Merchandis Of every description, ouse.
hold Furniture, ard Family Wearing Apparel Vessels,
Csrgoes and Freight, lowest current rated Losses
adjusted and paid with Al posaible despatch.
,DI2EUf0BS
David Currie, Robt n Burton
Chss 7. WorhAn, Francis J, Bsrnes,
John L. Olaiborne, John sshlsit,
John J. Wilson, ThostA Rust
Alexander Garrett Geo u GuathmAE.
Peter O. warwick
DAVID orRRIr. rre'G
JoHx J. WILSON, Tetsr.
Rom. T. BRooEx, seey de71
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08

NJ LlTSsY CsPs, ltiIitsrJ CaP.I! 1oHN
Lfd poo uhf-s Who..sas and Hetai, the Military
ana be generally h Stock Of Home Manufactured
l., Grey Black and Stys Caps
lAd aShsnusa f1yOIEplc 10 city
10 y sou Particular stten'a . deaf FL 20 tho hark htaT
80 4 = .Se ACES most able scd vArness Cap msncfso
Sed asvoE hand gooi supply Of toek the naact1-e
OF ORES Has M Wholesale AID Ret, trade will be eornu
81 JOB, q 70 .ry 80 81 Main Street, Sehr1oud Va SEQ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
SASH, tSk4k.sky AND bS1n
ManI1ta nrf.Y.Ny

SA3u, ESt4EIsks NM kSVNFh
-. ManutacJorV
CORNER TrH AND kAIE STREETS, RICHGoND, VA.
MERCER 81 HILL.
Re supply TIE &C. sTery otsc.p
a ton Of tSr ire Operating sh Sc mos apps ses
machinery and The best quality Of niiss hey VII
their WORT 10 be Of the bert orde..
Persons who either building repairing ressecs,
nted 10 Give . call
~ Orders from the country vii receive pToEsi attention
We purchase Glass factory prices ard enGh fr,k
Sash glazed 81 the lowest rstei.
arql-ly HERCHR q Hill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08

LIshlE & BRADBURRY'S PIANOS.
XATE CALL the attention Of the eiuEens Of Rlch-
w mond and Virginia. 70 Piano goTtes which SF&EA
We have placed with Mr.. oSrus, that hsir qualities H
Ia every respect, nay be tested By The sde Of .helE 81
famed Chickering's.
We all Pianos and show high and e. name.
testimonials any astsy In country which car
ct kT osrud5 Broad sres, I'd door from 9th.
HGHTF RkADDJJREY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
A AT MEADE { BAKER,s DRUG STORE,


strangers and others win enc assortment Of Lubns and
other one sospE pomsde Periuasy ard oosneiique lic
Brushes Cigar Matches and I'll The popular Ps.snt Medicines 81
NE Lowest price, Tor eash sie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
20 PARrNERSHEP
nIVA4 A NOe o uS "aoIS .. .raN =, r.,ta
Il a...nrnNLn. shr TnnhII Of HaYaea u n

D,NA1 NU4s rN,ti,Don ~, " - ,n '-
E.l-s NyaE appetite al Relieving ITEM OF hois
aud worms ibou7d Sir Ell and Dsem?er and Al Diseases
10 xhieN horse auhsu internally the "Ho'se Tcaic
ths an appetite osEy Of hr sad be len I'd ger
ne .nE = imp owed uout n, fsig back 10 h DIS;
eoai51 Hhl sen used exsaI vely since rs n,roducHn
a5lg four yess ago. @ city snd al paris Of The State q N
n Cgrlns, Esz Ani IN Aaost every QuAIr ~
Toe Cri n--aai ihe demand Is .diy increasing.
Tho lors- has given universal s'aeton a. r az the
Flbscfbr able szcsgtaln Neaub- oorsned fbe
%. al uss1 IL tbs stats, an Of JAS p DUNAL- Drus
-. :. n-,--.t,- aoa ~ nutsr rurs- sos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
nUNF a JAMES,

Richmond, Virginia.
GENERAL MMISSION NIRCHAHTs
Al Acme Tor !as Mau1fsctaI cd aud SOSls Tobacco
SEQ PGess.es E0Htog sale, se9-en
g-W nchss Gspgs lean, stanton Specssto and Feeder
osburr News El ~ m,s aud seod hlu TO Wiz me.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
RlCaM6AD AND DAGYlLLE RAILROAD.

RI0HhVND AND DANNILLh hAILhUAU.
ON AID after MONDAY Aug l2h the Passenger Trains VIII run
" q iologs:
Mail rln leaves Richmond daily sundayb lneludtd al Eso
NJ Dat on suadAy The Train Burkesye onJ, eonneedn
r A te aims the tide Railroad for the seeh Ano
s. rsiI,ayss ,nve dAy except sundays) al bo' A. NJ
and re aches Rgnllord at 2 O'Clock, p. n. A.,
On snpdsv tte.e viii be Nah from Bukeyine 70 Reh
out leaving BIrk esye the ARRIVAL Of the Train nom he
south and southwest l45 NJ and reaching Richmond AZ
las, p NJ ,,. A. nj.
Tran from Richmond connects 81 Bukesye with the frsin
On tbs south eide Railroad Lynehburg, and The South West
daily M, Ia A., s,h
sde Railroad snA tor reaersburg and Norfolk
Through Tickets ocgred and Baggage VII DC onecheo
hroughto he following Points; ,,
LynchbuTg ohNuAnInSosA
Brtsto, hno1uhe'
D.uon Atlantis,
Hansgsnsrv oHAs. G. TALCoTT,
tvIS-te Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08

u VNONIHD
HAVING Wood ard Lumber Yard the Inc tie Ysri
Ii River Railroad opposite ny Wsrehousc hsye made ar
ransenent' for eossn supply OF Ok and Pine W0sc sh
VIII be delivered TO families n The yey oE market price
Builders VIII also md good, assoF.uies, b gIrynIa
Lumbcr, which ytr be sold On accc 9dstns tSrns
fc21 AaL-z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08

I'm axe t1,nt u tae c-uceru III b. usei
W DICKINSON, survivt1g
NAT b. HlLl. P-.-n-.s
IN psRTNERgHEP.- The srhsrrba - have associated
heuszs - tsrt,h-r tie style OF DICKINSON hI To-
h-pur q, q carry Ok he scll AID al hnfnesa
- s lie al soss A. ne old estsbf,bsi stand II D Ens1p
sI.CL Clio N = OEINo, =,
800 NAT. H. VIII.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08

TTyO WYsICIANs. The Sub Carbonate BlsmuS d offer.
q subt te f'r the suh Nitrate which 10
hS and Tie eopilers Of the Dipssaory
(yfe tAs,) the stb Car pro
nen the sub Nitrate and many prominent prae
iio-e -rrN sufficient supply received 70 f al precrip
t,ns; the best chemicals and pharma uica
1duet snase heretofore, 20 su-piy In the most
n, mar INSCRIPTIONS OF pat MEADE BAKER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08

~ 80. LU'Ig n OP CO-PAsS IN 80. Al s-.--sy
d. Is-.h r. HiLL ne concern q DICK ssCs, tuI
a o!s.1 fUPsrsoot g. tsot5d 81 vi. axe
-a axe lyn u the III b. used
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
The Right Talk.

The Chicago Tribune few days since sug-
President eject at Springfield. before going
to W ashingfon. IN order 10 a.lay the fear of an
attempt by Southern mob to prevent his in :
anguratIon The Railroad Gdzette, in noticing
this suggestion uses the following language,
which meets response from every lover Of
his country. To it We say. Amen;
elf Abe Lincoln. fairly elected in far
fight with majority of votes IN the Electoral
College can't 90 through the form OF being
duly inauguraied in accordance with esiab-
lisEied forms aud pr cedent, and made Presi-
dent de tacto as he il already de 1,re OF these
stH United States. this Government might as
we'll give up it, functions, absolve itself from
all 1T duties and dtSsoire INFO anarchy a. once.
No Abe Lincoln must be inangura,ed at
Washington Ia the peoples palace made By the
1,eorEe expressly for the In.falinent and occu-
nancy Of lis rulers, next 18th of March. Anno
Dorniri. 1861 and seo 10 the traitors, their aid
or. and abettors who shall stand In the way
Of hat legitimate uilerance of the peoples Will.
Shall we stuliifv ourselves IN the eyes OF all
c.vtlJzad nations shall We yield TO fear aud
the suggestions of coward, Rather than
thus disgrace this nation. and court the world
contempt by thus iemporizing or knucklIng
TO treason and rebellion. we will he one of
five hundred five thousand. or Efly thousand.
to march on foot armed and equIPp d. the
whole distance from Chicago to Washington.
TO up old The dignity of our flag and common
country, aud make the name of our President
that j. To be- honored, and respected by all
Union lovers snd law upiolders. aud feared
by al Las less Arunlds. hsnceys and keItts
who dare To raise ratllesnake emblems Of dis
union and rebellion any,rhere. North, South.
Ea.; ar West"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
r Rockford Rep.

Why DON'T Ma. LINCOLN SPE,K ~ l.
AND CALM THE SoUrH THE Hon Hem
W Hl!ard, of Alabama, who served III
Congress with Mr. Lincoln. and knows
how uroun less are the Southern mi>repre-
senta ions of his character ami views, IN
MS letter 10 Belmont and others, thus sIien-
ces the canOr for soothing declaration
from Mr.. Lincoln
1t IS supposed very generally that we
apprehened some immediate mischief from
Mr.. Liucoln's Admin strafIpn; some direct
and plain interference with our rights; and
we are appealed to by our Northern friends
10 wait for some hostile demon tration on
his part; we are rem nded that his charac-
ter is cOnServative-that he viii Sc. the
law providing for the return of fugitive
slaves faithfully executed; that he does not
propose to interfere with Slavery IN the
States where II exists /, that his Cabinet
will be uneXcep' Ionable, and that a maIarl-
Is will oppose his measur ;. Now all THIS
NAV be CONCEDED. and vet if the whole
Southern mind could be brought to yield
mpl cit fatl n thee assurances, still tue
attitude of the Sou hern States would re
nair unchanged.
/, is not apprehension Of aggressive &C
ton on the part Of the incom NJ Admins
I ation which rouSes the SouI ern people
/ to resistance but is the demonstration
/ which MIR, Lrncoln's election by such over
whelming uajort IS Chords Of he suPre-
/ macy Of d sentiment hostile to Slavery IN
! the non slave-holdiag Safes of the In
/ ion.''
] In other words, the South does not APP
prehend any wrong from Mr.. Linc0 n. but
/ obiects 10 the vote by whic he was elected.
/ How ca he say anything that would obgI-
! ale this
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
Where the Responsibility Rests.

The Neses following copy from other Nor
theru Dough face journals. keeps up eont'R-
uous clamor against Mr. LINCOLN anu the re-
publicans iuCongress for not coming forward
at once, It'll some measure OF concilalioD,and
some settlement of pending controversies. 10
this demand the Albany Ege4i..'y Journal
make :. ing answer as follows, and We COM
mend the reply to readers generally:
The Aaas. the Herald. the Democratic Press
and Congressman are constantly calling on
" Sir Lincoln aud his friends to avert the
danger to The Union. Are Mr.. Lincoln and
hI- friends IN power.
Why do not "Mr. buchanan and his friends"
put their shoulder to the wheel They have
The President, the Senate, the House OF Rep
re.enIatlves the supreme Court, the Cabinet
and every Department of Government. They
have The power as we'll as the responsibility
of maintaining the Integrity of the I n!on.-
Yet, instead of perfo ming their own plain du-
ties, they call upon " Mr. Lincoln and his
friends" who have not control of single
branch of the Government, and cannot have
until the .th OF March.
When Sir. Lincoln and his friends have
any power they Will exercise il to the best in
teresis of the whole Country. Blu; until then,
those who affect TO think this election pub
lie calamity, have the power in their own
hands. If they deem anything noe sSary l"
tie done To save the Union. why do hey no.
do II d? They have only 10 Introduce their
Measures Of Cancellation and vote for them.
They Will pass bolh Houses, be signed by the
President. upheld by the Courts. aud execn-
ted by che Administrative officers. Why do
they spend their time IN calling on q Mr.. Lin
coin and his friends instead Of acting them
selves
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
Later from Europe.
New YORK, Jan. 3

New \ oRk, Jan. Sd
The steamer Australian arrived this morn
ing. bringing English dates. via Queenstown n.
OF the I'D ult.
Brea,s.uffs at Liverpool closed firm, with
upward tendency. Corn n shade dea-er :;
mixed md yellow 39s. Provisions were un-
changed.
The Australasian brings nearly a millio..
In speoe-
a ,h,pstch from Baron Gos To the Empe-
rnr Napoleon coatrms the nouncemen. OF
peace vIth China, the uiIImaIum of Shaug h;sI
being acepae ed aud Publications exchanged
France -eceives 6O.0O00OOf Indemnify, 4uUu,-
O00f beng paid down. The churches c..me-
tries. IL, belonging 10 the Christians trough
ont the Empire, are To br Ft-sJured To them
Ie D1D, WAS sung in the cathedral at PekIn
on the occasion at the r">torai ion Of tie cru,s
Ia The Summit of tI.ai edifice IL appears from
n letter from Gen. De Alar.auban Ia the French
Nin-i,r of War. thar the Emperor's Palace
was nj sacked by the French Army. as pre-
viou-ll REPORTED On The contrars, nothing
was tnched until the arrival II the EagiIsh
when n equitable division of the spnlls was
made ,ndcT The co nnIssioners from both the
armies
folli raj termen' ation continues in Hungary.
Count felki. The Hungarian refugee, mad been
arrested IN brcs,tcn with false pass port and
deliver. up To- Austria.
ne Paris NoHi.ear says that a portion of
the Fr,ncp army al Pekn Is ~ be dispatch j
10 Cochin emma for the purpose Of attacking
lie cit, Of hue, the EmPeror's capital and
re>ldeIc'
Lore Dalhousie died in London on the 18th
ult.
terrible explosion occurred at alton on
the 20t uit. % MINERS we're killed.
Their: had been severe snow storms in vari-
oas pats of England, bl"oi,ing the railroads.
Ar Northumberland the snow was p ecelei
by a olent thunder Storm The same phe-
uomerpn occurred at Tie Isle Of Wight. At
tire iAtter place the lightning dld much dam
age, The tower of kenwin Church bad been
demolished, and woman struck dead III the
street.
In consequence Of Christmas holidays. the
departure "t the Glasgow f ON Liverpool and
The Bceuen fron. Southampton tad been post
poued llll Thursday. 9Th.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
MARRIED.

By the Rev. W. II. MAKE.~Es. on the Is,
of january. 1861. Mr.. JAMES s. WHIT of
Sank Prairie, 10 Miss LIN COLE OF
j." aldwIck
On the 9th inst. by Rev. J. A. LAWSON
Mr. THOMAS MILLS of the town # HIGH
land 10 Miss \ Nm f. HARkINS OF Linden
In the town of Linden. Ola the 3lst day oI
December 1850. 10y JOHN j DAVIS Esq
at his own residence. NJ. DAVID PUG Oh IL
Miss MARIA BLAkNEY both OF the town
OF Highland
AL Shullshurg on tie morning Of New
Years day. bv Rev. J REWARD Mr.. RICH
ARD ). LAW to Mss MARY L FLENIN q
all Of ShuIlshurg
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

Maior Anderson. l hear. d,ued form ally
on Christmas day, with the aHIhor!fIe, IN
Charleston. and returned, pretty We'll pro-
vided with gco.i things. early IA the e. euIug.
This induced the watchers upnu Nal An
ierson stationed in the harhor by the
,horities. to relax their viyien,e. anu IN this
way he was enabled 10 spike his guns and
re-. reat 10 Fort Sumpter. tie evidently feels
however. the dIsa reeahleuess of biz Position
and nothing but a sense IF duty keeps him
where he IS Both himself aud men have
been stationed al Fort NoUl;rie a good hlle.
and have enioyed The ho>pualltle~ of the
people. and wouli therefore be particularly
to:h % ire g he pe'P'e s Charleston.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
Fire and Pro5acIe Murder In Ga.ena.

The Galena Courier of the lst. contains an
aceoun, Of two tires IL that CT y on the Thurs-
dav previous one Of which consumed the Fal-
Ton Brewery on Spring street. and the other
the dwelling Of Mr. JAMES McCARTY. Ia tie
last building the wife Of MCCAarY was burn
ed. and tom threats. the appearance OF blood
and other evidences OF foul pIas, she i sup
pose, to have been murdered by her husband
md the house set on fire 10 prevent s.lscov-
cry of the CRIME OF murder. y Coroner jury
was summoued. aud the evidence adduccd fnl-
u justified the verdict that il The opinion Of
the Jury the deceased game 70 her death by
blows inflicted by her husband. JAMES Me
CAurr The prisoner was committed to Jail.
10 await the action e the Grand Jury IN
March.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

20 The school report of Vermont shows
09.G97 children. of whom only 70250 attended
school a; NIL there are 2.75i schools which
COS, last year S246.73S. or an average of $3.50
for each pupil; number of teachers ass
Teachers Institutes are held in each county
for two days every year. with very useful re-
suits
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PLLiLAllELPII \.

4 BeHeroleat Tns}atiou established bu turrai Eud0c-
luea{ fer the Rei Of he >iek and distressed orcied
Ilt yiarnjc Diseases arA esYeoiatts far
the are af n scasc- If me NeElaf Orgaes
Ale ic..I AaV 80 ...i-. hN tAr Acting Sur
y g,,tu. o tiI li wtt1a tr~rti itton
sIt.ir -iou.ae. occupation. i'hi~ of i' &c-.
in al extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
OF , har.e-
Valuable i.epoFfS on ~peTmlto~rhea and other Dis
al ~, o. lhc >txu a cans. the New enc
.de~ cmqtp,c iu fhc b-peHSr sent To fHr aittcl"l
in seated letter envelopes Tree o cha &C. Two three
Stamps for postage vii ue plHHte.
Adrc:}. n. j. SK.LDIN H0CGurON. Acting SUI
econ Howard Association. No. > south Ninth Street,
Phi Ia de /. iia Pa 0tGtr of tine Directors.
9Z.;A p. HEART y Eli, President
GEO, FAB CHILD. SECRETARY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

In conclusion, the writer must remark that
Messrs. A d. BISSISGER Il Co, 10 Broad
street, y. Y. merit the gratitude of the en-
tire medical profession, we'll as OF the
IS orId at large for having introduced = stIm-
ul.nt of such unexceptiopable purity and IN
eouivocal power, both as prev utive aud cura-
tive agent and a harmless exbIarnting bever-
age chemical Journal and Medical Gdzette
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad
WINTER ARE NJ.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV 20. 1850. train,
will leave Frreport Sundays cxcepisd) at g.45 n
400 ~ AMI % ". for Chicago aud intermediate pia
eeS ARR ing a Ch5ca-O al A As = ! Ps
Trains leave Cheseo at II 40 $50 n, p Il
Snd arrive at FFeeport At 420 600 Pm ana 600
n. connecting
B-Iviere with trains for Janesville Madison Pr.i
r. ia CHEN. ilvsukee. &.
junction wsth Chic go, Durling and .iuoy and
Chicago and Fulton x. l.
At chicago with all trains EsSr.
a FrpepHrt with all II iuoie Central Z I trains
Nors-b:4o tram leaves Freepart Sunday mig ht
hut saturday.
sleeping Car, on nil Nigh. Trains.
r. q. TALCoTT.
H Il. PORTER Gsrl Sept
Ge.l Pan
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

Henry CLAY. in his great speech in 1850
remarked" must take the occasion to say
that IN my opinion. there - no right on the
part of one or more States to secede from the
Union"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

IL CoUGHs. The sudden change. Of our climate
are sources az PL~NoNARY. BI>o>cHIAI, snd AsrEsar
AFFECTlCNs. Ezperieuc" having proved that simple
retdis oien act speedily and certainly taken in
The earl, Stages II The disease, recourse should at
be had TO " BrOrH's BTeRchal TrocAes." Lorenges,
Let the Co Cough or Irritation OF the Throat be
slight a 10y this prreauion more serious attach
may he eiEreIualv wsrted on. PUBLc SPKAKERs And
SiNGsKs will and them eIectual for clearing aud
stleus theuins the voice. See Advertisement
ns9-era
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
MANHOOD
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED AGAIN

Ja1i IiT54I-lta an d staItH eHf'F0Pe-
AIECTCRE on the Nature, Treatment and Radios
cur, 81 ~trnaturI hoea. seminal Weakness, s~-uA
p-ldiv NeIvou-ness aud Inv oluntary Emission" pro-
ducing imtoteucy, Consumption and Mental and Ply
steal DEBILITY.
BY ROB !. CULTERw ELL. ". D.
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rel f~e may v.ctuaIIy removed With"Gt internA
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fs rtifu.1t~. rncceI uuuEir-- and other snpirlcAl
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-y-p one e. enable. himself perfectly, ana AZ
II least u--1e thereby avoiding all the afrer-
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b,4n To- thors auds and thousands
sent unIrr seal address post Patd on the re-
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c. KLINE, 4sO First Avenue, New YORK, Post BOX
5,js1.