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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-07
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REMARKABLE EVIDENCE.

Ht MAkINA BILE J. \ lllt NtlE.
MOBILE Dec H. $50
Dr. BRASDRErH - Den SRI have used your ri s.
snd OIL for the last thryge years, iamilymedicine
Tor COLDS cosyeuess an af general cleanser OF the
system. am nov great advocate for them, for IN
serious attacks OF they haya restored my
health when other means and medicine bad failed
some years Ego during the war, had an attack of
pneumonia, which laid me up several months and II
mad weak that had difficulty in getting about
the house without help Then dyspepsia set in SO that
When did eat the food did not stay but N an bour or
two would bring tup IN kind Of froth Ihad dread
full cough, and u seemed a. If got good from any.
thing took. ln short expected TO die for was
eighty and waited the event
In this condition, feeble in body and mind / was
one day sitting alone, with my head resting upon my
bands when / seemed 10 hear a voice which said -
" Take Brandrefns pills you know they never de-
ceived you why deier!'
Doctor | cannot write or think OF. these words but
he tears flow from my eyes % this day This Sat
urday night, took two pills; | took two on Sund
night; two sealn on Tuesday night; two on Friday
night and two more on sunday night guiued from
the rsi dose and in little than a week went 70
meals with the family a. usual Everything agreed
with me my cough left me, aud regained my health
an % ms eighty fourth yeal, and few have to walk
slower Go accommodate me.
A. tuse your pil suOrp or less Hnd constantly recon
mend them ] thought should like some from mead,
quatgfs, 10 have eacloae you dollar. which please
send me tha value thereof n fresh Pills Address j
Arnolle lock box III Post Office, Mobile, Ala.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-07
LUNGS AND KIDNEYS CURED.

Isaac Briggs Of rs Suffolk street. New York says
he has used Brandreth Pills for thirty years having
commenced to them in February 1876 Tor Dyspep.
STA, and Affections OF the Lungs aud Kidneys lie took
Brandrehs Pills every day for thirteen months aud m
March, 1897. became perfectly sound, healthy man.
though before he commenced with this great medicine
he on the verge OF the grave.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-07
r A N CIV D RINK. !

80 ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ " u
Made OF Poor Rum, Nhlskey, Proof spirits
mud Refuse Liquors d3ctored, splced and sweet.
ened TO please the taste, called "Iopics"" Appctz.
ers" "Rcsorcrs," &C., that lead the tlprlcr on to
drunkenness and ruin, but are a true Medicine, made
from the Native Roots and Herbs OF California, free
from all Alcoholic ~timulunts. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER mud \ LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Renovation and
Iuylgorator the System, carrying OF all poisonous
matter and restoring the blood to ahealty condition
No person cAn take these Bt.ers eocordlug to dlroc
tion and remain long uuwoN,
StUO WILDE given for an incurable case provided
the bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means and the vital orgen, wasted beyond the
point of repair
For milammatory aud Chronic Rheumn-
tism and Cont, Dyspepsia. on Indigestion,
Bilious, Remittent aud Intermittent FcNcrs
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
BLADDER, these Hilters have been moss success.
full. such Diseases are caused by Initiated
Blood which Is generally produecdby dargugcment
Of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTItN, Head
ache, Pain IN the Shoulders, Coughs, rl'r % Of the
Chest Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations OF ia stomach,
Bad taste IN the Mouth, Bilious Attac pltatlon
OF the Heart Inflammation OF the Lul. IN In the
regions of the Kidneys, and hundred other painful
symptoms, are the olsprings Of Dyspepsia.
They lnygorate the stomach aud stimulate the tor.
pidliyer and bowels, which render them orunequaed
efficacy IN cleansing the blood Of allimpurltes and
imparting new VI, ana ylgor to the whole system,
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptons letter, Salt
Rhuem Blotchcs spots Plmples, Pustules, Bons,Ca
buncles, Ring.Worms scold Head, Sore Eyes Eryslp,
elias, Itch Scurls pscoloratons of the Skin, Humors
aud Dscasce Of the Skin, of whateycruamo ornaturc,
are literally dueup and carried out Of the system ina
short time by tho Of these Bttcrs one bottle In
such cases Will convince the most ncyoduous ftheir
curative effect
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever Won find It's
impurities bursting Through the skin upmp'es Erup.
tons or sores cleanse ltwhcn yound It obslructcd
and sluggish "a the VEINS cleans 10 when Il foul,
and your feelings VIII tc)you when. Keep The blood
pure and Cue haa'h OF the system VIII follow.
PIN, TAPE AND Other WORMS, lurEiHg IN the
system Of somauy thousands, arc cilecually destroy
ed ana removed, Tov il! 3'rccnors read carctulg
the circular around ach bottle, printed I'm four Ian.
guagos-Enelsh, German, French end spanish,
J. WALKER, Proprietor. II. II MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agents, san francisco, Cal,
and 90 and 81 Commerce street, New York
tr- SOLD BY ALL DH~eH-sTs AND DEALERS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-07

a young LADY OF Mount Pleasant was sorely troubled
with Tape worm An advice and medicine failed to
belp her She had no rest Thin, careworn and
unhappy she looked the pctrre of misery last she
concluded to try Braudreth's Pills n one year she
took seventytwo boxes They brought away according
TO her computation, over two hundred yards OF tape.
slopt and ate naturally and her health became fully
rAsIArn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-07
NNfE breHt French secret Tor Ladies' or Gents.
" Address ID b GAlLANDFA, rolo o.
KINGS VAGlNa lNJECTOR.

Best instrument ever used Far superior to any
female syringe Thousands sold daily agents wanted
IN every town In the West male or lemCle) Great
Inducements t'r students 10 CANVASS durug their holt
days Send or descriptive circular and price id 10
pr. GEo T. SHAW, General Agent Room No H.
Majors Block, Chicago, His
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-07

/. L. Cook publisher OF the estate Banner" Ben.
ningtou, VI, says BIaudrCth's Pills cured him {
lyspepsa, after being afflicted with Il over five years
Ills friends and doctors considered his recovery npos.
sible but SIX boxes OF Brandreths Pills restored his
health periectly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-07

Dariel ! Teuney, ESQ, Astor House, New York,
cured ~ brandreth's Fills OF Dyspepsia and Ccsye
ness, Wien ali other means used Lao Jailed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-07

AN tNrED AGENTs,--To sell the OCTAGON
Wv SEWING MACHINE. II is licensed. makes the
Elastic Lock stitch" aud is warranted years
Price, $40. All other machines with an under feed
sold for &l5 less are infrinpements Address
OCpAGON SEWING MACHINE 90, ST Louis Mo-
Chicago, III Pittsburgh Pa, or Boston, Mass
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-07
THIS SEASON wEMAy HAVE DIZZINESS,

A THIS SEASON WEMAY HAVE DIZZINESS,
IN pain OF tho head, or a eeaeral fullness OF III.
vessels OF the head anc neck the bowels may be regua
Jar or they may he costge but somehow or other the
mlchinery o, tte system is out OF order, our s. eap Is
oroheh orWq dream dreams; when We lie down there
peculiar ieelng about The head or the side perhaps
We cannot lie on our right side without uneasress
rLhese adlnQniuens are many hints that HIRAM
bRhlN'S PILLS are needed One or two doses OF
I'VE or six each viii make every organ work regularly
Gno re WORK hail done as soon undertaken Rran-
ureths tlils remove all gummy and impure mar ers
tlolu tue oo}d the preparation may be checaod the
ICE may be 70 Chilled that their tetid eXhsao1s are
throWn baes upon the blood Here cause for pains
ieVers, nominations In these cases Brnndreths Pills
are worth more than gold for tpey penetrate the whole
mass OF blood causing the expulsion OF impurities the
oe expected nom twenty By continuing their use
NE whole OF the blood IN time becomes purified and
the body reconstructed from good uateIial and new
lease OF life secured.
thny one whose health is not perfect use these Gel
eorateo rus according 10 the printed directions the
mlnd the body VIII be improved strengthened; old
pains, aches PIN Piles and coug n viii vanish Dyspep-
The Brandreth Pill in fact restores the blood purity
hereip is tbelr great power for good Thus they
internal tumors; and as all thugs the bOdy airs made
rom the blood, making 1t pune certainly restores
health
The Laws of Life are written upon the face of Mature
The Tempest, Whirwinds and Thunder storms bring
health from the SOltldes OF God The tides are The
aaly aelators and BURNERS OF the mighty world OF
Waters
What these Providental means are as purifiers of
naturr, BRANDRETHS PILLS are To Man
Because their produces activity in the circu-
iahon which occasion the blood 70 throw of what is
hurtful
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-07

In conclusion, may say have certificate signed
by I'm entire Company of the l1fh Regiment Y s. W.
who used blaudieths Pills during two yegrs of service
in tine uelt AND mot man wHs lost hy disease during
rnaf time Do fact, Vhetlar the dlssasg be Gdlt NJ
n a.aYis q FfFcpcss OF lsrer and tE1e, GrnFrrl
Drl'y 81 ur0psy, Dizziness or Plearitg otherwise
be sure that t sou take braudre'l'- Il.. they gill
benefit r0a, all often cure when all hope has lgl.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-07
nnILR rATHER'e urTrar.n ii

4EEyY. HB NfEp- 500 20 $50 gtf Ht#-r .s msa.
e1La.I T#7.t-Ts. sU9Fl Yong NsH g.# LIf.. HH0tti
n Clarta. ten ne NtJ EY1t.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-07

DIR Turner Of savannah, Ga, says he has for nearly
forty years, recommended Braudreth's pVls as spe
enc IN elbow ever that ne never knew patient "a
Die who took them for this maady being otherwise
matters which feed the fatality OF the disease As
general family medicine he considers them Tar 10 adj
vance OF all others auu here he speaks from personal
experience OF their qualities
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-07
HIN. 6 HuFE.L- T&O0.

9istil'er 81 ALCOHOL, SPIRITS WHISTLES, and
81 colenfued iHPFltlAL GIN. Send for pdea
List ft nm cspGN4tJt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-07

ton hole Cutter Paper Kniio fraser, : Pencil sharp
ener; Agents wanted male aud female. Sample pol
ished stoel b mail, with terms 10 agents, 5Jc Silver
plated, II, Gold do So. Address Combination Tool
%, 20 Mercer ST., n. Y.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

His Ex-Excellcncy Minister P1cnipotentinry,
&C., General James Watson Webb and
His Cigars.
He has got them-at least he has got the
greater part of them. They went to the Gus
tom House and were in the Custom House
some hours; and therefore it may not be alb
solutcly safe to trust ourselves to the positive
declaration that he has every one of them,
because we do not know that they were in the
hands of Dan Jackson. However, he has
enough Of them to secure the substantial fact
of his victory over the peculiar stupidity of
certain officials. His Excellency brought
package of cigars within the legal limits as to
size; for Uncle Samuel does not charge duty
on less than specific number. General Webb
had less than that number, for he is not 80
great smoker as General Grant. Therefore
his goods were personal effects-not dutiable
merchandise. But behold, they were seized
for the very reason that should have secured
them immunity-because there were so few of
them. They constituted an ''illegal importa-
tion." The state of the Custom House law,
then, is this 1T is against the law to bring
in your baggage more than three thousand
cigars, and it is also against the law to bring
less than three thousand cigars. General
Webb must take few of these cigars to Grant
and talk the matter over.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14
LIE SH e E L
New York. Saturday, May ii. 1870.
CONTENTS OF To-DAY,s HERALD.

PAaB. ~'~--->>-~-~~'~-~-
1--Advertisements.
3-Washington The New Italian Envoy Received
by the President; Senator summers Civil
roaa Cars S ana EqTah The rar n Ell s
Considered In the House; Dry Debate Over
Peanuts and Lager Beer Politics: The
Striking Democracy Defunct; The Registration
Yesterday brooklyn Politics-Soclety Tor the
prevention Of Cruelty to Animas-Fisk and
Fashion ada Suffrage: The Drawing Boom
Night Of the Women's Conyenton-Found
de ,roDs: The Regiclde Conspiracy Against Napo-
leon fhe Third; It's Inception, Progress gre and AZ A.
a. n 10 4 HON we t1s Mes pof WAS D
Gated 20 the Emperor; Secret Radical Caucus
Trial CT the French Monarch and His Death
Voted; American Interests in the Papai Coun-
Gil and American Musical Progress in Rome;
The suez Canal; Cash Receipts Traffic and
World Items-The Latest Bond Sensation
The Atlantic and Pacific Acknowledgement
C-The Paraguayan Investigaiion-Annual Con-
ference OF the African Methodist Episcopal
n TnerSn at y Ser 10 iof nae
The Woodruff Alleged Defalcation-The Ameri-
can Yacht sappno's Great victory-Rairoad
Projects in Russia-The Russian Navy-Mlll-
tary Funeral In Newark-Army and Navy In
telligence.
6-Editorlass: Leading Article on ST. Domingo and
Cuba, Popular Movements III New York
Amuseme mt Announcements.
French Yindication Of Law a. and order Unier
Napoleon; Monarchical Congratuat. ons 10 The
Emperor OF France; Russia and Austria in Op.
position TO Papa Infallhili'y; the Emperor
or Russia in Berlin; Attempted Assassination
OF the American Consul at Jeddo; the
Earsad psysw sa9s4fS 81 Ssrsss y Ms s
sonal ntegence-Exhibition Of Colored
Orphans-Bls Signed by the Governor-Fire
In Forty sixth street-Business Not ces
S-Art IN England: Banquet or the Royal Acade-
my-The Industrial Exhibition: Organization
OF the Company-Mexico-The Cgar Makers
Strike-New jersey Items-The Whi ping Post
in Delaware: Full Account OF tie In ;tituilOn-
Up the Hudson.
9-New York Courts-systematic suicide-Flnan-
cial and Commercial Repors-Rurai I'M
morality-A Beatled Guttersnlpe- Fatal Rail-
road Accident-Jersey Court Etiquete-Scen-
tlfc In 'elligence-Marrages and Deaths.
lO-Aiter the Verdict More Letters OF Mrs. Nc
Farland to Her Husband-Long Island Pc a.
gogues-Columbla College Law School-A
Free Love Episode in NewaTk-The Ca lows !:
Execution OF John Deal in Reading, "a, for
the Murder Of Richard Harlow-Venezuela-
Brooklyn City News-Shlpping INTEL gence-
Advertisements.
l1-Real Estate Matters-The New Hampshire Mys.
b advertisements
l2-Advert1,ements.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14
0ur Special Eareposn cofA;sspondsnce-Ths
Roman People s'1Iarckfa,y Aioug.0


Roman People s'Iarchfay Aioug."
The European mail at this port yesterday
delivered our special correspondence from tho
Old World dated to the Sd Of May. The pors
tion of it which appears in our columns to-
day is of much value and Importance. 1t de-
tails the history of the regicide plot
against the life Of the Emperor Ma
poleon, reveals the secret workings Of
the conspirators, and announces-speci-
ally and for the first time in print.
the almost miraculous incident, or ac-
cident. by which their designs were frus-
trated. The occasion for this provi-
DENTAL interference was given in London,
where gentleman overheard two OF
the original assassius in conversation on the
subject and telegraphed the fact to the Tuile-
ries. 1t appears to have been dark, delibe-
rate attempt at murder-one of which w0
evidently have not yet heard the end. Napo-
leon was tried, as is alleged by the Paris
police, by secret caucus Of radical sreds,"
and the question of his death duly discussed
and voted. From Rome we have special
report of the progress Of the Ecumenical
Counci-a neutralizlng agency, it may be, TO
the evil spirit which prevails in certain politi-
cal circles in Europe-a decisive event in the
specific routine of the checks and balances Of
the world. Our writer in Rome notes very
remarkable occurrence which took place in
the Holy City. Outside the Council doors, In
the streets, the Italians were busy practising
the American song Of "Old John Brown"
This is really healthy symptom. Both the
Romans and Italians will soon be marching
along" So be it. The spirit does not die.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

JUICE BEDFORD, from his late exhausting
labors on the criminal calender of this city,
leaves to-day for the benefit Of sea voyage and
the relaxation Of month or two on the other
side. Faithfully and industriously as he has
been attending to the duties of his responsible
position since his election, we have no doubt
that this community will say that he has fairly
earned his furlough. We wish him pleasant
time and renewed health and strength from
bis trip for the official work still before him.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

A HEAVY LoAD-The Tariff bill of Mr.
Schenck, as h. begins to find. He seems re-
solved, however. to fight it out, though it may
take all summer; but as the chances are that
the bill will have to go over to next Decem-
ber, why not postpone it at once and proceed
20 the regular business of the session?
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

Russia says she will not allow the apostolic
Wears to enter Poland. Austria says she
will, II infallibility is proclaimed, restore
the Placentium Regium, which was abolished
in 1855. Remembering the attitude of France
and Spain and Italy these are bad omens, and
the Pope will do we'll to take heed to them.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

THE REGISTRATION yesterday was the first
occasion in which our colored element, with
out regard to the property qualification, were
permitted to take even the preparatory steps
to suffrage The result shows one thousand
six hundred and sixty-seven colored voters,
something of falling off from the estimated
count, but to-day may bring the number up
much nearer the mark
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

A MONSTER SEA SERPENT, with head like
q lager beer barrel, has been seen in the Hud-
son, near Grants Island. 1t appeared to be
in great agony, and probably had just had
''the head put on him" by some other salt
water politician whom he had met in his ward
rambles.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

THE PARAGUAYAN INVESTIGATION, which for
nearly two years occupied the attention of the
Congressional Committee on Foreign Affairs,
has at last been closed. A rssunss of the re-
port Of the Committee will be found on an
other page.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

THE POPE AND THE ARMENIAN BISHOPS. =
The Armenian bishops have been somewhat
troublesome to the Pope. Since the opening
of the Council they have been pugnacious and
pertinacious. They will not have infallbility,
nor will they tamely submit to Papal dietation.
It ought to be borne in mind that Armenian
Catholicism does not cover Armenian Chris
tianity. It is only section Of the Armenians
that since the fifteenth century have adhered
to Rome; but this section 10 so powerful that
it gives character to the Catholicism of the
whole Turkish empire. If the Pope pushes
matters to an extremity Rome may lose the
whole Catholicism of the East.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

gle not generally known. General Jordan had
years experience in that war. He is q
brave, skilful and thoughtful officer. He has
no doubt OF the Cubans succeeding in obtain
ing their independence, though the struggle
may be long. No country has greater means
OF defence and the patriots can exhaust the
military resources Of Spain. The desire for
independence among the native population is
universal, and they show 1t by brave
deeds wherever they can. General Jordan
asserts, contrary to his former opinions, that
both the negroes and Chinese laborers fight
bravely for the freedom of the island and
against the Spaniards. All the Cubans want
are arms and ammunition, and with these he
feels sure the Spaniards will be driven from
Cuba. The administration has said that these
can be shipped as articles Of trade il no Or
ganized expeditions are sent out in violation
OF the neutrality laws Here, then, is the op-
portunity for tho American people to aid the
cause of republican liberty in Cuba. Send
these? Yes; let every man who has gun to
spare or dollar for ammunition contribute to
this noble cause and Cuba will be independent
and part of the United States within short
time. With st. Domingo and Cuba in our pos
session great stimulus will be given to our
commerce, and the rest Of the Antilles will
soon follow the destiny Of these two magnif-
cent islands,
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

REBELLION IN THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. -
A rebellion, we are informed, has broken out in
Entire Rios, = province Of the Argentine
Republic. No particulars Of the outbreak are
given. This is to be regretted, as Of late the
republic was laying foundation with the view
of securing prosperous and peaceful future.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

THE SOUND STEAMERS. The steamboat
Bristol cut down vessel in the harbor the
other night by somebody's fault. It is not
very clear who the fault rests with, but the
ship was cut down. The pilots Of the steam
boat defend themselves on the technicalities Of
river usage, and may be right. What is very
clear, however, is that no Sound steamer
ought ever to collide with vessel at the
battery. The fact Of such collision, no matter
who is to blame, is one more argument for
keeping these boats on the East river.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

GENERAL OsTEN-SAoKEN, of the Russian
army, has entered the field as spiritual COM
batant against the Pope. He declares that
the vicars-apostolio of Rome will be "forbid
to enter Poland" Brave men on both sides,
and with their ''hands well up" The General
Yields a mighty sword, but one Of modern
make; that of St. Peter is very ancient, but
keen and of fine temper,
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

The QUESTION of opening the Mercantile Lii
brary on Sundays is before the Library Asso-
citation at the election for officers on Tuesday
next, and reform ticket favorable to the
project has been nominated. We have all
along favored the idea, as filling one of the
greatest deficits in the present management,
and it is to be hoped that the coming election
will result in favor of it,
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

The GEAR ALEXANDER OF RUSSIA arrived
in Berlin yesterday. The raft of Tilsit shifted
in location. It may be manned differently
also.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

SENIOR ROMERO, the Mexican Secretary of
State, has issued decree announcing the
confscation Of Santa Annas estates. Treason
is sometimes punished in Mexico. but not as
often as 1t might be.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

ITALY Is STILL DISTURBED by serious pro-
vincial outbreaks. Citizen protests against
any claim to lay infallibility.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERrE, Proadyay cor.
ner Threh sIMatinee daily Performance every evening
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

BUNeHoLE LAWN the stupendous wis
dom of the United States Congress it has been
decreed that there shall be but one bunghole
to beer barrel. 1t is not necessary that the
mass of the people should know exactly what
are the terrible dangers against which this law
guards the constitution and government of our
beloved country; but it is necessary that every
body, especially the dealers in lager, should
know that there is such law and respect it.
Now this provision is enforced to prevent the
retailers inserting into barrel the pipe at
tached to beer pump-but surely every hole
made in barrel is not bunghole.
The New York herald., 1870-05-14

NAPOLEON AHEAD OF THE HOLY FATHER
Napoleon with his ple5iscite, which is q sort
Of imperial dogma of infallibility, is ahead Of
the Pope with his dogma. But as they say
that the Pope, through the Church, came into
France to the rescue Of the Emperor, the EN-
peror should now interpose for the rescue Of
the Pope, and perhaps he will. And why
nota Surely one good turn deserves another.
ANOTHER lovers tragedy has occurred in
Williamsburg. 1t grew out Of simple quarrel,
and will probably prove fatal, at least to the
jealous lover, who, after shooting hislsweet-
heart, shot himself twice in the head.
ITALY Is STILL DISTURBED by serious pro-