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ABoIrIoNIzED.-The Washington Chronicle says
that am. ng the prominent members OF the UAiOn
(AbOlitiOn) state Convention Of Kentucky, were
Rev. Dr Breckin,idge, Hon X. X. Williams, Hon
w Z. Goodloe, Colonel A. G. Hodges, aud many
other gentieRen who have long occupied proini
nent positions in the State. At the close Ol the
which he declared for Mr.. Lincoln, as the only
true loyal man who could carry the State.
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LAfs Fa0M THs NORTH.

L.Afs Fa0M THs NORTH.
PsrBRssuRa. June 1.-THE New York
Herald. Of the OH, has been received.
Abe Lincoln and Aady Jehnsoa wefs
no0jastsA ty The Ral1a0ese Osnssa1aoo
the 9Th inst. The A6vuld thinks that the
ticket will have hard road 70 travel
The 1lth resolution OF the Convention
declares for the maintenance Of the Mosree
Doctrine.
A victory is claimed for Hunter in Il q
Valley. hut the Information 10 gathered az
clusively from Southern sources.
Morgan captured Mount Sterling, KY, on
the Sth, destroyed the bridges, tore M tha
track of the Kentucky Central Railroad be-.
tween Cynthlaua and Paris, captured . pas
senger train, occupied Paris, and destroyed
an important trestle work at that point.
His forces are estimated at $500
The HeraM pitches into the Times, Of
Tuesday, for the publication Of . long %
count Of the battle Of tho 81 between Leo
and Grant. The Times claims that It Was
fesses that Grant Was badly beaten. and that
the rebels werc undoubtedly succeseful-
The Herold says the account was published
solely to de'eat Grants nomination for the
Presidency, and that It was suceeesfal
Gold closed on the Sth at 194X.
Ateiegram from Sherman, dafe6Aekwcrth
Pass, June Z, 6 P NJ, says that he has been
to Altoona Pass, aud Ands It admirably
adapted for his purposes--it Il the gate
through the last or more eastern part OF The
Alleghsnies. He says the enemy 10 not In
his immediate front, but his signals are seen
at Lost Mountain and KenesaW.
A dispatch from Grant. datsd June Z, S r
NJ, says all has been quiet to-day.
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Orr VlcroRy IN Trans. A,sslssIrpI.-A private

Orr VicroRy IN Trans. .AissIssIPPI.-A private
letter from Cea L Kirby Smith, to a friend j.,
LynchbMre, dated Camden, Ark. May s, 1854, says
"We have just had one Of the most successful
and bsisliaat campaigas Of the war, lasting only
50 days. With men No have defeated
80 OO0, IN three general engagements and several
mtaos battles, muchea 500 afIss, fought in LOuis-
the. sss essmv - taisa Is "isees of sriiisry. aeS ias
wagons, &c. None 0f my staa were hurt. Gun
ninsham. james, 1Sevss and ayseli had horses
shot undct us.S
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HnAer.-The markets on Saturday were
vel supplied with fresh country butter.
Inces were = shade lower, but buyers
seemed still incL1e TO hold Of, and the
eonst qnence was tins. very littje aas cold.
,reoRIc arc willing to~pay ei9AE and ten Aol-
!a !ars Ior good article, but NO more; 90 let
tno producers place it at those figures at
season Of the year milch cows subsist Alto
getner on grazing, and therefore, il coating
no,n@l9 to feed them. ali that is obtained for
butter Is clear gain,
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Co'nn''tted TO Castle Thunder Tho fol-
loving parties have been sent to Castle
Thunder since our last issue: Isaac Miller.
ct Monroe county, suspicious character; Jaa.
ormsby, member Of 10Th Virginia militia,
charged with using dislOyal language; and
TP Vance, company f, 63d Tenn, forging
Q furlouph
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FARM OF SOUTHERN LADY S6LD.-A Wash
iHgtOn payer says:
We learn that the pretty country residence for
merly owned aud occupied by Mrs clemson, about
two miles from the mansion Of the late John T.
kives, has been sold for $1,000 Mrs q Is the
daughter Of the late John ahOun and carly in
the rebellion Mrs G. left for the South.
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"ifas at the Lib5y.-The arrivals Of Yam.
kecs at this institution since Friday night
nave not been Very numerous. nor were
mere any officers among them Of higher
k1"ue thah orderly sergeant. What few
were brought in We're stravelers from (3ranl's
army, ON the line of the Chickahominv.
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1he twenty-five Iri hmen committed TO
Castle Thunder for mutiny, ON Thursday
last, were not attached to the lat Va reg1-
ment, MAJOR Norton commanding; but
were members Of the 1st Va battaliun.
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AHarug1 YAagEs C.LEaaAu At CuyyysnuRa.
A psopasatoa aas already been ssadS 10 eelehsass
Ne tfst aaalversaTy o. the eassis aeA vicsesy Of
easloa ts is aso psoposeA % iay tAs esnss ssa n
gvsnA moawmsae - sAe 0anOY q ~ Wllaui
IsaA. Ths suAjsss gja - aaaliy ssas,el = @
easlv mseelag o. ~ eloae Coomteaieesee hasinG
teSy.
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ylVKRR flNAyCRS,
yANKHI ftNANCEs.
The following paragraph i,om late Northern
journal accounts lOr the milk 10 the cOcOanut:

Nxw YoRz, Monday, June 6.-The stock mar
kes was very duii. hut without much Auctuation
In prices. The meagveness OF the news from the
army and the sudden advance In the premium ON
gold caused some lttite feciiSg Of distsuss, and
there fore general unwiiingness 10 operate on the
pars OF beth buyers aud sellers. 0nld opened ut
isaas and rapidly advanced 10 1924, hut At the
close fell 10 1876, an advance OF Z \ per cent
over the lowest hgure Of Saturday.
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HffAihS IN NEW tORk.--A Ieuer rom MON.
ueal, dated April a3d, to the Charleston Csu,,ss,
gives the following news from New York city:
The New York papers give evidence Of the res
tveness Of the people under the advancing prices.
Their columns teen with communications de-
n0naeiag sp' sa'at,rs and cxtortioners The ladies
re .gst ICY go"s.. merchants and mill
ners.s 1lay day, when all Nov Workers consider 1,
a religious necessity 10 move, IL coming on, and
people are outraged at tie prices Of furniture and
carpets. Within six months butter has gone up
from Is to GO cents per pound; coffee from 90 so
cents; sugar from ~ to z3 cehts nIOlasses from 10
cents to tl25 per gal on; mess pork from $i5 to
80 per barrel; -four had advanced - per cent;
~ntskey iW' per cent; tea 100 per cent. Articles
OF foreign import are still higher, on account Of
Inc enormous taGih. The prices Of everything arc
I" be stilt mIre enhanced by the pass-.a Of the
new tariff and internal tax bills, now before Ton
gress.
The principal hotels in New York, led off by
Hiram Cranst"n, have raised their rates to 81 per
DAY The Stage companies on Bi0adWay have
raised their fares from siY to ten cents rhe irish
Iahorrrs demauda2 per day for digging dit The
opera AMI theatres are advancing their charges for
admission. Our Southern people are perhaps sd
biahtcd ny nigh prices that they can hardly appVe
clate the howiS Of anguish with which the an-
nonncemrnt Of fisc IN the price OF any article is
now greeted In the North II goes harder for the
ankee OF to day to pay sixty cents pound fDF
butter thln II does for our people to pay s. for IT,
The New foIkeis are SD rnraged over the butter
Question that they are forming what they call
"Butter I.eagues'-that Is association. which will
pledge thu mstlves to eat butter Wuile il is up,
in The vain hope that they can thus b,iug II deWH.
II they could uianage 10 make 'gtcrubaCks'' KO
up they would, perhaps, 6ni The secret Of low
prices.
According tn the Abolition papers, New York
eity-under the administraI vi the new Mayor,
Godfrey Gunther, an avOwed sympathiser with the
S"ulh-is getting TO bc a hot bed OF t-be ili0n.-
Twenty thousand Southergsrs from "rrconqueIed
territnIy' are said To be living there, and The
enty thousand DrmocTats in that city aIc charged
with hr,ng quite As rampant secrssi"ntsis | te
aembrr that when pissed through New iO,k.
some weeks ago, heard the health OF jeff Davis"
and "sucstss To the Conteds''-the toast mOre lhan
once, and loudly given NJ thatin the bar rO"m Of
the st. Nicholas Hotel One night about twelve
O'Clock heard a party OF reve'Iers pass down
Broadway singing the "Bonnie Blue Flag" al The
top Of their lungs On another occasion some
feminine was beating the hotel piano with ''Ay
Maryland" In vocal accompaniment. George
Wilkes, the Abolition editor Of the Sriy,t of the
Times, calls loudly for Beast Cutef as Military
Governor OF New York
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Grant us q Humane Man.
TO Me Editor ef The Richmond DopstcA:

IT'S right and proper the Army Of Northern Viz
s'nla should be fully informed OF the true charae
YET o. the man who commands the army now con-
.""''"e 'hem, aud do not kn0w better way IN
=" =" '''" ny publishing the following facts as they
really occurred
a paIty m 'hieving yan es stopped at tho rrsi-
".nss ...s o. es,ae connry gentleman, within
sWe"'y s a mites o. Nchm"ud. and andiag no person
RS put lady and some heIplrss children. Ihev
men~'dlatey set about ransaeiiar the nremises: |:
....e slowed away everything portable. com
= Led ihcis usual wOsk af des,suctIon. snS Al
not siop nntil everything Of the least vn,ue -.
destroyed, and then lefl this most tstfmahie = A.
aud her little children without lsod or ralmens =
Mrs - had no alternative but to appIy 10 ,he
General IN comm3ad Of her enemies fher resis
den,e being within his lines) to allow her some
foo. .or her famishng children. To her enlresiies
this (UGm!t'gs scouadrei) Grant replied.
he expcctee ere long she would be glad tO killher
child,en and cat them
Men OF the South, these are tbs sentiments Of
our enemies, ana when you again meet the bastard
f. ke hard-stfikc hnm. ~. itil a force that
make him cry eccapj.
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RUNl VA rs


DAN AWAY-TrO0 Charleston. 8 9. the boy
IL. Horace He 10 . bright muiatto, sandy hair,
about feet inches high, quick spoken aud smiles
when spoken 70, showing q good Get Of teeth: He
vicinity; wss in Richmond On the OH Inst. 4 re.
ward Of 500 Will be paid fer bis delivery in Rich
's s AgS Sg ,.. k.1,ssss s9sss
E0O DOLLARS Reward Ian away from lar
YAucey stlIe, CAaweu county, q, nesro msn
named Wm laAac, about a % yesra Old, Of da,
gingsi bread Colnr, about test or iuct,as high.
sa,d nesr" WAS bought from Mary Clarke, II
Chester sid county, W. Aha has relatives Nv
inS Ia Ptl0ce Edward G UNITY. Ne has been living
with Mrs Clarke, near Cosheid, for some tune. ]
viii pay the above reward of $500 Tor the Asrst aad
dsvsry Of said negro to ns xSes Ls%Pt11 Rich
je ll-i2tt ~ Robs Lumtkia
E0 D]l.LARS RewaId.-kan away from my
eJU farm, near White Oak Swamp bridge, my
ncsSo boy sitcbell. said negro 10 about ie yesTs
IenipIe |; had ca when iasi seen sIouehed hat and
black wo0len pants; supposed 10 be lurking abunt
Richmond. The above reward will be given II
delivered at my farm, OF Mr Jack Fishers.
jele-eod3t' Henrico county.
E0O DoLLAKs Reward ny boy Dasslsls al
s)UU scoaisd frOn me 0ovsesnsat b,actsaisA
s..Ot' The ~ tastAnt. He Aas dAsA hov1 ekia,
about - yoare 09 Age,6 ioos loe6os hieo,
bright md intelligeat boy ,and think viii eadeavos
to reach the Yankee lines. Win pAy ths abevs ~.
ward Tor his return IN ne st the ofioo Of Joha q
MnypaFd, Major md =, c0sner 0eh and A9ain -.
js sl0-At JOHN n 0nNTaY.
u ANAVAY-Hfom my sasdsnoe, o. Baiaoa
Ia, Hal, ny nfgfo uaan Philip. He b aAeUs .
yaaSo Old, 3 feet OF iaches high. aark oosnpie1
iOa, aleedeP huits, Aad speaks qulctly. win pay
Z reward u three hundred dollars s0s hio ResNSD.
n0-e.s TW HEaMI0ER
TWO HeaAesd Dollars AsWard,--kas euag
fton ny hs0, IN Hsssioo county, - Sunday,
Juue sth, my Negro mas Philip. He b aAe1t 70
ysaes Of aes, s iest. or iseAss high, dark gins3
beead Complexion, wsass . Asafd, good form, ed
of esatssl appeARAneo. ! Will give thu ahose ~
vasd be HI dslivsfy 70 0s, @ lbs his esrsee, -
tat 90 eet him. AnbREW 4 1kLkrr.
2 m Dollas0 1swasd.-nAa sway fson ~ sss-
IVyU 0sioae, - oAaur1ay ~, . oaeso eolle9
SeSsd Jtm. a Soasu q ase, 1ASk eo0pls1ioo, goo
10 inahoo r hofeht, cd - tAo fBovao1 0ayoAalu
- 6oe ~ dAIs, 1aaed t5tA Aey, ] vln pay ~
eAevo seu1ed ~ ~ return % - q uua0asy, -
t. M soseasaAat u ~. 4 Q RA00k1.
q q n DRI1n.
- - ~ sneas
4O1 ~ eoase
g bexso aaesass leGWee1
isss - s''s z Yhop.,. 49, "a.
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.e.V McahiNe. '...-' 1OHS % 40

~ Tnx DISPATCH Ia sold TO News
,'.,crs n TWENTY CEN Is per cory.
CITY CARRIERS are an'horized'o charge
NO., paJr,RANp FIFTY CENTS pfr 's,ea, To
.,.,y sa',.t t1Tlfrs.
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RHCAPITUiATI0N.

WILLIAM NJ rEAD, e
Lieut. and Acting AGjulant.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20

PEEsoSAL.-During the past week several
gentlemen have paid visit to our sanctum
New acquaintance have been formed, and
the most encouraging words given US in our
new enterprise. The Editor of the Darling
ton independently called or us on Saturday,
also the Editor of the Warren independents
Let it be understood that our latch-string is
always out, and we shall always be glad to
see old friends, or extend the right hand of
fellowship to all new ones who may favor US
with a call.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20

Journal OF EBUCATIoS.-We have received
the July number of this truly valuable maya
zine 1t is improved and enlarged, but one
of the most attractive FEATURES of the present
No. is the excellent portrait of Hon. J. l..
Pickard, State Supt. of Public Instruction.
Teachers throughout the State. and all 9TH
crs who are interested in the cause Of Popu-
lar Education, should subscribe for the Jour
ma. Itis furnished at the very moderate
sum of 81 90 a year,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20

HoaE--Col Thomas Stephens, Of the
ID Wisconsin Cavalry, arrived in this
city On "Wednesday last on his way home
The Colonel is home on veteran furlough,
and manifests determination to remain
in The service until the war is closed, il
his health holds out lie Is at this time
looking unusually shin from continued
illness from chronic diarrho,a We
trust he may recover his health during
his short furlough
vs. learn from Col Stephens that 1t
Col Eastman was taken prisoner on the
5.h inst, while visiting family few
miles FROM camp, and that he is still in
fhe hands of the enemy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20
4 Picnic and Excursion Of the Presby
tcrian Sabbath School takes place to-day.

ExTRAvAGAScE.- The Philadelphia T;ie-
graph SAYS, The history ofthe world shows
no parallel 30 the reckless extravaganza that
exists among our people. Posterity will be
at loss to account for the peculiar madness
which we exhibit during an epoch which
should be one of rctrenchment and economy
Nt what avail are periodical fast DAYS
OF penitenual abaSement in saekclo,h and
ashes, five throw of our garb of humanity
like domino at a festival, that the gorgeous
robes beneath may seem more dazzling and
Respondent"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20

AZ We had the pleasure, last Thursday
evening, of attending gathering Of the Mi
ners' Guards at Mr. Maloney's. Ice cream.
cake and lemonade, were partaken of with q
relish known only to soldiers. Old battles
were fought over again, and the routine of
military life with the old Brigade duly dis
cussed. The boys have all engaged in some
kind of business, ard seem bound to preserve
the good name won in their three years of
soldering. Thomas knows how to please
the public, and if any of our readers wish to
enjoy pleasant hour, and get tip top dish
of ice cream, we would recommend them to
give him a call
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20
TIGHTNEss OF THE CHEsr.-W c

TIGHTNEss OF THE CHEsT-We sneeZe,
slight, thin. sharp, ichorous matter comes from our
nose have heaYness Of the head, great oppression
of the chest Iightness and little tenderness in
the region of the lungs Now, attention must be given
this Of facts, Inflammation Of the lungs,
congestion may take place, and death be with be-
fore
BRANDRETH'S PILLS,
Say two four six according to age, and consti
tuition, be taken They must purge very freely
drink drinks while the fever lasts, and diet
plenty OF good Indian meal Cruel chicken broth,
with plenty of rice in it. BY this treatment, the
second third day the disease will be cured. This
complaint is going the rounds, and will be followed by
dysentery and diarrhea, but they Ill be cured by the
process The wise will have Brandreth's Pills
where they be easily Land hold on and by taking
them by the directions, safety and health wl follow
Sold by r. D. PULFORD and J. II. VIVIAN, Min
eral Point and by all respectable dealers in medicines
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20

DIABETES MELLIrus.-We embraced the
opportunity recently, CT witnessing a
post morfen examination made by DR..
WILDER, III a case Of this somewhat rare
disease The results Of the examination
were quite satisfactory to all concerned.
Ii more Of these post norton examina-
tons we're made, we think il would be
highly conducive. not only te the advance
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20

sY-The Post Office and Book of Jno
Hollingshead have been removed to the old
County Building. The Root House" has
been thoroughly reftted and presents a very
tidy appearance. For good assortment of
School and Miscellaneous books, Stationery
&c, call at Hollingshead's. Scott does the
polite. Mr.. II. is entitled to much credit for
his efforts to accommodate the public.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20
mothers and sisters, whose hus-

Wives, mothers and sisters, whose hus-
bands, and brothers serving in the army
put into their knapsacks more necessary va!u
able gift than few boxes Of Hooway' Pills and Ont
ment. They insure health even under the exposures
of a soldier. life.
If the reader of this notice cannot get box of
Pills Ointment from the drug store in his place. let
him write to me- 50 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount
and will mail a box free of expense. Many dealers
will keep my medicines hand because they
not make much prodt on other persons make
81 cents, S. cents, and SLID per box or pot
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20
Public schools,
Wrigbt's Rejuycnating Elixir.

bet net dependency any longer be the ever pre-
valug bane of the fallen of the human family.
But you ask how IS sts to be Prev ntedy Dssp md
e1cu Tor spirits despair a tendency to look upon
the gloomy side of everything, all difficult to drive
away Doctors and medicine will not do IL the ordi-
nary stimulating drinks OF the day will not do it ; but
before you give up the hopeless. try Wright
ReinYenating Elixir As its name indicates it will
put new life and animation into the dropping energies
yea even young blood into your veins. e who pine
upon the brink OF the grave, who have tried in
vain to raise yourself from the slough of despond,"
be induced even though il may be at the eleventh
hour try its soothing influence. Sold by all drug
gists See advertisement. july
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20

Hor.- The weather has been extremely
hot for few days past. We are informed
that one Thermometer indicated los degrees
Fahrenheit, in the shade, on Sunday. At
Dodseville it was los. If .Eneas found aly
warmer weather than that when he visited
Tartarus We don't want to 90 there.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20

FATAL AccIDEsT.-We seldom have to re-
cord more melancholy event than the death
If Mr.. Henry Rule, who was killed OF the H.
Hnois Central Railroad at W aupella, on last
Wednesday. The circumstances of his death
as we have them, are these:-Hr- Rule was
an employee on the road, and at the time of
the accident, was engaged in some way about
a ''rowdy car" that was standing on a side
track He saw train coming rapidly TO-
wards him ond sprang to the brake. When
the train came in collision with the car he
was on, the conclusion was so great that he
was precipitated beneath the foremost car
and the whole trash passed over his body,
crushing and mangling it in the most shock
ing manner. He lived some hours after the
accident, in extreme agony. His body was
brought home for interment.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20
NEW lIBROTYPE GALLERY.

J'HE Proprietors of the New Ambrotype Gallery are
i ready TO take
l. | X + n f. S S F. S
n all the latest aud improved styles; having the advan~
tage of a northern light, and first class Camera.
THEY WARRANT THEIR WORK.
Of the public patronage is respectfully sole
tied.
Rooms on Court House Square.
KENDALL BROS.
October Il, 1859. AZ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20
Mineral Point Market.

TsrBUNE OFFICE, July TO- 1865
There Il but littie activity in the market Consider
able produce brought in Saturday Flour has an
upward tendency. The prices vary in all kinds Of
produce. Farmers complain Of the small WELD in
wheat and oats. Many fields in the county looking
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20
TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,

TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,
Male Female,
II you have been suffering from habit iuduIged in by
THE YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES,
Which causes so many Alarming Symptoms,
II units them for Marriage.
And il the Greatest Evil that befall
MAN WOMAN.
See symptoms enumerated in Advertisement, and
Il you sufferer,
Cut out the advertisement and send 70. II at once.
Delays dangerous
Ask for Helmbods take other.
Cures Guaranteed
Beware Of Counterfejts and limitations. %
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20

-E-The building occupied by Thomas
Davcy and Miss McComber, has been thor
oughly repaired, and has received a new
Goa: of paint. Its appearance Is materially
improved. For good assortment of jewell
ry, call at Davey's, and for a splendid bonnet,
rsmember Miss McCombcr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20
Save Rour Life. 81

Dyspepsia, ErysipeIas, Kidney Complaint, Sick and
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Gravel, letter, Bar
bcrs Itch and Badness Treatise the above dis
eases with their specify ana permanent cure, sent
free 70 any address. Address :. c. UPHAM, No. %
South Eighth St, Philadelphia, Pa GINS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20

Losr.-A Ladies gold watch, open face,
attached to a black cord, between the
Episcopal church and the residence of Mr..
Richard White. Any person finding the
same will be literally rewarded by leaving it
at this Office
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-20

An lNcIDEST.-We are informed That one
of our WORTHY citizens has concluded not 10
rent his building 10 an a5oItiopia We have
always thought il unwisr 70 carry political
notions ard prejudiees into the business and
social circle, but occasionally a man or a
act of men can be found, who like the Phar-
isec, ready to thank God they are not
like other mcn,-who are unwilling to ex-
tend the hand OF friendly courtesy to those
who may differ from them in political ideas,
who arc unwilling to join in q welcome to a
returned soldier. or recognize him as a good
and useful citizen in society because, for
sooth, they do not approve of the war to
suppress the rebellion. To all such we beg
leave TO say that time will demonstrate who
's right, and perhaps may show that these
men are as greatly mistaken as was that
faithful old Pharisee in fact, we go farther.
and suggest that they initiate the conduct of
that other good man, spoken Of in the same
chapter of Holy Writ, and then those who
think ''the laborer is worthy Of his hire" NAV
sppear more favorable to hose welded to
slavery