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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19
FE:sscs-aa Point Bakery.
ALBERT SPRATLER


DEGS leave inform the citizens OF Mineral Point
l and vicinity that in order enlarge his business
has With himself Mr. Edward Kline and that
they ready to supply all with
Butter Eo5t5n ic Me aud SoIa Crackers
wHoLEALE AND RETAIL.
They intend also carry the Bakeriag busnes, in
all its various branches,
Supp'yiny Families, Pa5lie Houses, and Parties,
With everything pertaining 70 the business.
Bread. Pies and axes OF all Varieties.
Confectionery OF all kinds will be found III the estab-
lishmeut.
All orders will be attended to with promptne,s and
neatuesS.
In addition to the above they viii keep general
sortment Of
FAMILY GROCERIES
OF the bet quality, consisting in part q
Sugars, eff IS. Teas, Molasss., Tobacco,
Cigars Sc, e.,
embracing everything in their line usually called for in
this market.
As they intend selling the lowest possible living
rates. they solicit share II the patronage q The public.
i7 Store on High Street, few doors below the pos,
Office
EDWARD KrNSE. ALBERT srR aTLER.
Mineral Point Nov. ;, 1861. IS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19

Font Heu. J. ]. H,Dcs, i'sst91 9 -dcsnt Caei, Bsof
Dn. AYER have used your Pills with extraordinary
my family and among those am called TO visit
distress To regulate the organs OF digestion AMI
purify tins blood they tiie very best remedy have
ever known, aud can confidently recommend them 10
my friends Yours, J. Y. HINES
WsnsAv Wyoming Co, Y Y, Oct. ~, 1855
TEAR SIR uJR sing Cathsttic Pills n my prac
e and find them excellent Iurttive 70 cleanse tie
- Steli and pm he }ls.I,''ipS ni Tie b!ofsi.
JOHN q. NEACHAM " D
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19

IRON the subscriber living in the town Of Waldwick,
L about the 21th Of September, a Dark Bay
Mare Colt, two years old and past lack name tail
and legs, with small white spot in tn .orehcad and is
sway backed. She Is quite large for the age Any per
who Will give in )rltjon here She may be found
or leave the same at the Tribune Once shall be
wardei. PATRICK COFFEY.
Decsmher I1st. 1851. tfw.l2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19
DEPARTMENT OF rnE INTERIOR.

SGR have used your ll~ ia my general aud hospital
practice since you made them, and cannot hesitate
say they the best CatlHIc employ. Their reg-
ittin action the liver = quick and decided
qusutly they admirable Remedy for derHug
OF that organ. Indeed, have s-ium found - Of
bilious itSeuss obstinate that it did readily yield
them. traterialiy yours, AlUAZu BALL, NJ. ID.
Ihgslclu7l ~ tie Marine SIIsgf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19

Iansg for mareh i already received This
Is tae most penetaal IS wen as most interest
ms magazine 81 p5.ut
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19
Bilious Disorders Liver CornpInin 8

From d. Tie,eioye Bsi, of Nsrc I5J}s Cig.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted 20 their pur-
pose aperent. hut find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my prac
tice proved eleCtual for the OF bilious
plants than rviyiy mention. l sincerely
rejoice that have at length inrs,ti,e which wor-
thy the confidence Of the profession aud the people.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19
A Y E r. S
CATHAR TIC
PILLS..

disease. A cold settles somewhere IN the body and oh
natural functions. These, II not relieved,
upon themselves aud tle surrounding organs pro-
duciug general ag-ravaiipn suffering, AMI diScaSe
While ia tbs condition, oppressed 10y the deisignc,t1,
take Ayers ills. and haw directly they restore the
tuc system. aud with It the hUnyant
feeling health What Is true and apparent in
this trivial and common complaint i also tine III many
the lv-Tstte aud dangerous dstrmrers. The same
purgayr effect eNpc- them Caused 10y similar ol>truc-
and arrangements Of he natural functions "i the
BODY they rapidly. and many Of them surely, cured
y the &ur who know The Writ ies q these
Pills viii neglect 10 employ them when suffering from
the disorders they
Statements from leading piy>icians in some Of the
principal cities and from ether well known public per
From For1oa,9ing Merchant + 81. Ions, Ftb. I, 1856
Dr. AVER: Your Pills are the paragon Of all that Is
great in medicine. They have cured my little daughter
OF ucerDus upon her hands and feet that had proved
iu,uT,hle years. Her mother las been long grey
o=ly afflicted with hloches and pinle on her skin and
ia her hair After chilli cured she also tried
your Pills, aud they lave cured her.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19

The stock Of the Company at tn. latest quoaon.
four hundred per cent pr-muul-lhe e.
shares selling for &l0
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19
\ PIRsTCLAss FAMILY NEWSPAPER
The
HER ALDorP ROGRESS
ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS Editor
ASSISTED BY An ASSOCIATION OF ABLE wRI-
TIERS AND CORRESPONDENTS

An Independent Journal Of Health. Progres,. and
H FORM pledged To the discovery and application %
IFGth-devoted to no sect, belonging TO party NOT
gigsR II jdeU
This w,Il-esabIishcd Family Journal :. commended
10 The attention af al rcformatory progressive and
pirjng minds aHordug the broades and frtes plat
form for human thought and effort, q any newspaper
The columns Of the HERALD OF PROGRESS aye omen
to candid and intelligent articles upon ecrry question
az human interest embracing new ir,ysti-,oU. AMI
discoveries IN science and art and IN nI,orfant move
nents ~ physical educational social POLITICAL the
u---al Is"'Hi- no "iJeet j. tabnoed n" theory.
cause 81 truth demands i.
Among the regular departments OK the paper arc
Questions and Answer, md Ncn.saI Wills
pers and prescriptions, by thc Editor,
VOICES FROM TIE PEOPLE.
CHILDHOOD.
BROTHERHOOD.
TEACHINGS OF NATURE.
SPIRITS MYSTERIES
DoINGs OF THE MORAL POLICE
PULPIT AND ROSTRUN
TIDINGS FROM THE INNER IIYF
LAWS AND SYSTEMS.
The Editor seeks 70 preserve the columns Of paper
free from the bitterness Of party strife, sectarian b.ot
rather discover the noble, generous manly traits
Of human character, to mpart healthful vigorous and
spiritual tendencies Of thought and inspire humane,
disrterested, and phlanthroric action
The IIsRALD OF PROGRESS is published weekly, on
double folio Of eight page. for e PER annum or for
SIX months, payable in advance. 10 Clubs, three cop
les. 50: ten copies, $40; twenty copies. $50
So Specimen copies free Address
ff1 Al DAVIS co. ga Canal St, y. Y.
II. :HfooL AND IONDnS
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No / DALE ST. LfvEsPooL.-Nos ~ and p, PorlTrr.
LoSuos. OFFICE 50 WALL d 81 PISE SIS, NV Yorr.
Paid up Capital Surplus and Reserved Fund. se.so-
l25: Invested in This Country, over 1900 900 Year
ly Revenue over 8 ,5o0, 900.
Tie Shareholders personally re-ror,itE- ror
9gge1aents Of the Company. Al dtrsctors -s-~s
be Shareholder.
The stock Of the Company at tn. latest euotation,
four hundred per cent pr-num-the 6
shares selling for &l0
DfREc-oRs AND SHAREHOLDERS New Yo.r-Jas
Brown. Esd, Chm Francis COttenct Deputy Chm
Z. VI. Archibald, H. b. NJ Consul Joseph G.illart j.;
Eugene Dultth. Esq; Henry Grnneu +. f. sanderpon,
Esq, Alexander Hamilton, Jr-, E-q.
ALIEN HAMILTON, Jr., Esq. Counsel q Board
ALFRED PELL, Esq. Resident Secretary.
r. D. PULF ORD, Agent
Mineral Point Wisconsin, Jan. I. 1852
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19

Tie Shareholders personally re-ponsitE- Cor ~
ggge5s,e,,te Of the Compqny. Al dirscto-s -s-Ss
De sSiHrehCILe-s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19
rs n Family Physic.

From d. Z. ". (iuft1tybt, Ae'0 Orleans.
Your Pills the prince Of uurges- Their excellent
qualities sarlts- any cttiiaftic possess They
mild hut very and eiIrct, in their action the
bowels, which makes them Invaluable TO us in the daily
IrlnIlnt of tii,eaSa.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19
Headache, sicLIIeadaehc.E Foul stomach.
go - L.Ln-ud go. R.llLmn..

FTIWt u I-Ei0I y FNIVN. I1-JIllNfOI|-
Dean Ho AVER: cannot answer Won lghGt complaints
have c'Te with your Pills better than al That
t5s e ruth 1eng1re H1cis place great DEEPEN
dcure cfrctWh oatirtic in my daily contest with
disease, anil believing I'D That your Pills AFFORD tho
best we have | Of course value them highly.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19
Price, 25 cents per Box, or 5 Boxes Tor 81.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER & CO, Lowell, Mass

4 = q
q " Burial. DodgevilIe
l. y Hamilton. Highland,
y Ne1, Calamine.
sd sll iesi.-s Nedir;,.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19

SENATE CuAyBrr. Patton Rouge, L.. Dec 1855.
Dr. AVER; have irea entirely cHr- by your Pills Of
h'-lH e GoE- painful disease that had afflicted
f.r years. VINCENT SLIDELL-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19

Paid up Capital. Surplus and Reserved Funds, $500
l25. Invested IN this Country, $500 900 Year
Is Revenue. over 3 ,5o0, nyG
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19
Cons ipatfon. Costiveness. Suppress on ,
Rheumatism. GOut. Neuralgia Drop
Pun " E'its.

determinations Gout. Neuralgia, Drop
sy, PHrnly SIS. Fits, etc.
Foo d.. ). I. totg,tl. N.1..,r,t cf,,1da
Too mui caurot lie said Of your Pills for The cure
t-r+f-'S IfotucTS Of fraternity have found tlom
vicli H. have they should join in proclaim
j Il Tor t" benefit uf the Uuititujrs who suffer from
that cauHlr'Ht. 'irl although bad enough in itself is
Tie Iru-eit"T % others that believe
1te i'm Jhc liver lut your Pills that
orS gan aud cure The disease.
Fe1n Ms. r Stuart, Physician aud Mdirir. Bo.l7n
find tv' large doses If your Pills taken ut the
proper escett r1fto;iNc- tile a,s.tt' s~-e-
'4 when wtilH partially >ppre>rl, AMI also very
ylf-rtiia' t. rf7-s- abe AMI ,Egsf They
much tie lest hy>ic have that recommend
$50 other u my PATIENTS.
Fers ne Ter pr Hsrr,es eru5> Nss5oEs' Fps Church.
PUr,sKl UnUsE. Savannah Ga. Ian. Is. 1856.
II >nrrn SIR: should De uu-st-ful for the relief
yvuI skill has brought if did report my
NeH. COLL stlel in litI~ ami brought
eiiH rszrPi- lEs.s, which ended IN ctrnH,c 9'ssHt-
fs Notwithstanding had the best "f physicians the
excellent a-eu in baltimore br Mackenzie. tried your
Pills. their effects slow. Int BY rerseverng
in 5lle use 81 them. alu entirely we'll
SENATE Cua,'Brr. Patton Rouge, a.. 5 Dec. 1855.
Dr. AVER; have been entirely cHr, bv your Pills, of
Hh-nttc G0E.-a painful disease that had afflicted
i.F years. VINCENT SLIDELL-
e-Na~t e the Pills in market contsu Mercury.
dangerous 800 a public lli. r-rn The dreadful con se-
QuenrvS tlat fr-luety follow is ne. These
infaiu m mercury mineral substance whatever.
Price, IS cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by D.. J. C. AVER & CO, Lowell, Mass
J II vivian Mineral Pr. G " Burial. DodsevilIe
c h Arnold " 81 Mds., / ? Hamilton. Highland
Otis / Brown, Darlington, D Nea, Calamine-
y II Red O.. Chicsso. .ad s desl-rs in rsdicis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19
Aeu Advertisements.

List of Letters
ID ENA1NING in the Post Office at Mineral Point,
IL Wis. Feb, 18Th, 1852
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19

IITINII-Nlf, \, NTnY 7, 100.
On. j. c. AVER. Sir: have -en repeatedly cured Of
the worst h-'rlfcie body have by a dose
Of Pills Il to arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse IA once.
Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREBLE,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19

EN- :
J II. Vivian, Mineral Pr,
c. r Arnold " 81 NiS
OGs / Brown, DaTl.ngtc \,
'. u. Red i Co. Chicssn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19

STATE OF Wisconsin County Of Iotcr February
Term for l>G2. l. George Alessersmth Sheriff Of m.
aforesaid County do hereby certify above list 10 =.
true and correct u drawn
Dated Sheriff Once, DodEevifIe Dec. Sd A D.
1901 lie GEORGE MESSERSNITH.
Dr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19

No person who conteInplstes purchasing a Sew
ing Mac Inc Tor f2miiN manufacturing purposes
SHOULD tail to send for at our Circulars which
contains cuts and full descriptions Of the several
les. ices and samples Of work, all which
send 5y mail free. We claim To have the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-19
I.:RfooL AND I.ONDt,S

FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No DALE ST. LfyEePooI.-Nos. ~ and q. PoUIrIr.
LoSnos. OFFICE 81 WALL & 81 PISE SIS, NV Yorr
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-15
POETRY.
3 .srf .ta r For the Plain Dealer. 4
ADDRESS TO THE EVENING STAR


-.r.- , For the Plain Dealer. Z
ADDRESS TO THE EVENING STAR
Hove to gaze thee, sweet star Of the even! .t5
In the west ofthe beautiful blue heaven, A -
When the Sun in his glory has sunk into rest,
And Nature is donnng her spangled night vest. - 2
On the eve of the Sabbath-blest day of the seven
type Of the stiffness and sweetness Of Heaven. %.
have heard, though thou seems't usrous and fair
That thy body is dark and thy covering dir ~ ~
Though thy brightness bespeas thee Of heavenly BIRTH
1hat Thou art neaI asin-peI ai's, s,st,, rnrth,
Yet the beings that tread thy surface blessed
Untanted by sin and by grief undistrcsscd.
I long, as gaze on thee, thinkn ofthis, ...
To change my abode and partake Of their bliss
This world Is SO wearisome, wofu and drear,
would not he always wanderer here.
Ny heart panied with sorrowto trouble stranger
Would fly from thy BOSOM from DEATH and from danger
Yet, what Is all this but whimsical reveie9
All shall 1t delude and from true pleasure me9
Away then, vain, false, nmsy, cheating ideal
have solacc and cheer, accessible, real -:
There's world near at hand of fnefrable glory
Unparalleled, either in vision, story
To which am heir, and Of welcome assured,
30 soon as this earthS few brief Ills are endured.
There are mansions in Heaven by Him prepared
Who, though He was God, humanity shared,
Whose fiat created those centres Of light
Whose word shall remand them to chaos and night,
Por all who in faith and in humble endeavor
Look to him. trust in Him as Sovereign and Savior.
Then let fancy for other rest abroad
Than TIE REST THAT REMAINS FOR THE PEOPLE OF GOD.
.-. H.. t&3s- @. ..-.a
Lime Springs, Aug. 7tl, 1862.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-15

NOT A WORD.

MOI TOHO'
Has the Republicans had word to
say against Wendell Phillips, who pub.
licly boasted that he has been engaged
for nineteen years in destroying the
Not word / .saaaa .--@-,e1.g.
Has it q word to say against Vice
President Halnlin, who, knowing Phil
lips reasonable sentiments, publicly
left the Speakers Chair, in the United
States Senate, and almoast embraced
| him on the floor of that body :?
Not word
| Has it word to say against Sena-
tor Wade, who declared publicly in the
Senate that-''the man that prated
about the Constitution in this great
crisis is traitor ?"
Not word
Has it a word to say against Repre-
sentative Bingham, who said In the
House, only month or two ago, "who
in the name of Heaven wants the Cot.
ton States or any other State this side
of perdition to remain in the Union, if
slavery is to continue 2" 'i
Not word
Has it a word to say against Thadde-
us Stephens, who recently said in Con-
gross that he twas not for the restora-
ton Of the Union if slavery is preserv-
ed ~ ..ft-,. II. ....,--.. ...--
Not a word 4ea a..s..r
Has it word to say against any of
the fanatics who declare" -"the Consti-
tuition league with help and tie Gun
ion covenant with the devil ?"
Not a word -r ~
Has tia word to say against any Of
it's friends who have plundered the
treasury in one year of a greater sum
than the yearly current expenses Of Mr.
Buchanan's administration ? ~.
Not q word 1! rg ga'as seed raaa-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-15


They tell us Of an expense nearly
seven hundred millions in a year, carr
we appreciate such 4 sum? How little
do we know of the distance to the sun I
Ninety-fve million Of miles. Start
railroad train such a journey. Let it
stop at no planet for wood, water, or
passengers Place upon it little in.
fant. The infant becomes a man,
reaches the allotted age Of man, but
earth is not reached. Let another take
his place, live his three score years and
ten another, and another, and still
no pause for repairs, or to cool its burn
ing axlcs, the journeys end is not at
tanned. The fifth mans dying eyes are
looking forward millions of miles for
the journeys end. But here we are
talking of seven hundred millions, not
Of ninety.iivc.
For a hundred years and more,
churches have been gathering property
in the United States. Subscriptions
have been nobly decided, dying men
lift their accumulations to their loved
churches, and in all this time the evan.
gelical churches have got together
about fifty millions Of property--nct
enough to pay the price of victory enc
month,
We have missionary society. 1t
gathers each year from nearly mil
lion OF people 1t throws its hanifcent
influence into nearly every part Of the
world But it's whole yearly revenue
would endure the draft Of the United
States Treasury only one hour Of tbs
ten in day. ..as
Seven hundred thousand men arc
drawn from the pursuit of industry Il
is more impoverishing than if a million
Of psupers were thrown upon US for
support for then the laborers and pro.
ducers wouldremain at work. Now they
are far worse than idle. Their weap-
ons are costly equipments, the stand.
ards of perishability, harvests perish,
and cities are ruined by their presence.
England is contributing fearful
amounts of want and starvation to
swell the price of victory France loses
the sale of twenty-five millions of Its
wares ]; and interior Europe and parts
of Asia arc paying portions Of this stu
pcndous victory. .'@ ahT
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-15
SADLER,

E%T)ULD announce t. the pub'ic generally
' nnl hi. friends particularly, that having
caroh ohasainAhe Stand and the STOCK OF
= tE0IES heretofore kept by MR..
rE03JE ECK, that it is his purpose to keep
st all times supply of such articles inclu-
lag all Staple Groceries, as the demands of
,do 60 ,ntry require. His motto is ready pay
I'D sn Ill profits, preferring the nimble six
.,aoce to the slow, shilling. Farm Produce
zsasrally taken IN exchange for goods and
.igscst market prices paid.
A snare of patronage respectfully solicited.
lyI @
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-15

in time to guard his rear. To this tho
President never replied. A week af-
terwards, however, he wrote to Nc
Cle'lan that he had just heard from an
intelligent contraband that $1,000
.,bcl troops had been sent away from
Richmond to reinforce Jackson, and
that this was equivalent to sending him
to that amount Do the annals Of fhis-
tory furnish all instance Of stupidity
equal to that. That is the way Mr.,
Lincoln conducted the campaign.
Corresponding Chicago Times
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-15

90 ak not, hope thou not too much
Of symphaty below
Few are the hearts whence one, same touch
Bid the sweet waters flow.
Few, and by still nhicting powers
Forbidden here to meet.
Such ties would make this life of ours
Too fair for aught so feet.
1t may be that thy brothers eye.
Sees not as thine, which turns
With such deep reverence to the sky,
Where the sweet sunset burns.
1t may be that the breath Of spring,
When borne DER volets lone,
A rapture to the soul may bring,
A dream TO his unknown.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-15
Cards.
1NHAS. c. TUCKER. '.a<-'.S
Atty. for Claimants, Bounty! Land
and Pensiol Agent,
WASHINGTON CITY DC.

= disable Soldiers Seamen and Marines
e,Yl Widows or other harris ofthose who have
d!el Or been killed in the service. Pensions
3v9,r-ei for Soldiers, Seamen and Marines of
~, present war, who are disabled by reason
Of wounds received or disease contracted
vale in service and Pensions, Bounty Money
- arrears Of pay obtained for widows or
asnsr heirs of those who have died or been
k,l'ni while in service.
- B,snty Land procured for services in
anv Of tho other wars. n9v3tf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-15
"FAcrs ARE STUBBORN THINGS"

"FhCTs ARE STUBBORN THINGS" j
From my reading the papers, and
from the observation of events for
about eighteen months past, deduce
the following facts, namely, , ,.a ta-
/. That the election Of honest old
Abe was the direst calamity that has
ever befallen' this nation ; : .,r-~s2
2. That the republican party is the
inveterate enemy of free speech, q free
press, free institutions and free peo-
Tpls.. =. .ll.aEs -. - 7 1a.3u.s I'D
5. That the republican Congress is
incapable of Iegislating for the interest
of white men or black q. l. 1865 a
4. That republican Cabinet is the
most corrupt of any that has ever as
sembled in Washington !; -. O..
5. That the constitution may lie
suspended by republican minority
President, with the approval of his
party constituents, who think more of
their Chicago platform that they do of
tho constitution of the United States
6. That the greater the thief the
greater his reward at the hands of ''hon-
est OLD Abe,' as in the case of John
Cattle Fremont and Simon Magus Cam
eron;
T.. That the Union army could not
have been successfully led, except by
democratic generals !; at aE- .'
s. That the republican abolitionists
desire the subjugation of all the slave
holding States, and not the restoration
of the Union as it was "
| 9. That the party in power would
substitute negro labor, for white labor,
whether the climate and other circum-
stances for so doing were favorable or
not !; .....
10. That investigating committees
and the proceedings of Congress have
given US indubitable evidence that the
public treasury is not safe in the hands
] OF the present aasninistrution
II. That the liberties Of this coun-
try are in greater danger to-day from
the corruptions and profit gacy practiced
in the various departments of this gov
ernmeat than they are from the open
enemy in the field;
IL. That we never had session Of
Congress through which it was more
easy to thrust party measures without
I consideration, without debate, ill-timed
aud to the prejudice of the best inter-
ests of the whole country, than that
which has just adjourned
Is. That the stealings Of the office
holders under this administration al
ready very far exceed the entire ex-
penditurcs of the administration of
1 James Buchanan, and l admit that was
more extrava CANT than it ought to have
been );
IA. That New England manufac
turers rule the party in power to the
great injury Of the northwestern
States
IS. That so long as the republican
party continues in power the people
must be enormously taxed, and the Ia
boring population must bear the bulk
Of the burden s" .s
16. That the continuance of the
republican party in power will perpetu-
ate section hostility indefinitely !;
! II. That the republican press and
orators are not to be trusted. because
they seldom tell the truth
i is. That the future dominance of
national democratic principles at Wash
ington and throughout the country af;
fords the only reasonable hope of
maintaining the constitution as it is,
and restore the Union as it was.
AN OLD FARMER.
Chicago Times.
Read what Governor Andrew, Of
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-15

David 7. Potter, sailor Of N. T.,
offered John B. Murray $50 to procure
his promotion from Masters Mate to
Acting Master, for which the admins
tration dismissed him from the Service.
James +. Simmons, U. S. Senator,
accepted bribe of $5O,OOO to aid in
swindling the government in letting
contract, and no body, not even Mr..
Lincoln, ever alluded to it as criminal
The crime in Mr.. Potter, we supposc,
was in Offering only $50. e
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-15

Runaway slaves in Lancaster,
Pa, have become So numerous as to re-
duce labor to ten cents per day,