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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
HOLIDAY GOODS a large nssort-
mcnto! Vases, chcnpor than The cheap
cst-at Enitord's Drug Store.

CHRISTIAN At Work. Attention
is invited to the prospectus of this
excellent religious journal. 1t is
without question one of the most
readable and captivating Of the re-
ligious publications of the country.
Its Editor, Rev. r. Dewitt Talmage,
possesses o bIiliiancy and versatility
of talent that has won for the Jour.
nal great popularity and favor
among all religious readers without
regard to sect, The Great Spurgeon
and iIoratiO Bonar are regular con-
tibuto1s for the paper, which Of
itself is a guarantee Of its superior
ity. The premium chromos, 1.-The
Twins "Sunday Afternoon" and
~ Wee Bit Fractious,' samples OF
which are received. excel amy prem
ium pictures that have come under
our notice. Agents wanted for the
paper, and it seems impossible that
Rly one can tail to secure u good
list Of subscribers on exhibiting the
journal and the premiums offered
for 1874. We invite our friends to
caiI at this office and examine the
paper and chromos.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

EDITOR TRIBUNE:-At Il meeting
of the taxpayers held at The City
Hall on Thursday evening, the 18th
inst, statement was made by Mr..
David Jaclla to the effect tha, there
was a report current on the street,
that at the meeting with Mr.. Beech
er ia Detroit, Of the committee ap-
pointed to Inform him that tie peo-
| pie had repudiated the c. PEE cent.
settlement, and were present TO offer
him 80 per cent. IL lieu thereof,
Mr.. b. leplio! that sit was g better
settlement for him than the IS per
cent. settlement with the terms
therein na.Acd bu:," turning to
Mr.. Henr5 who vas preso..t, III |
accept this new compromise ! can't
give you The $1,000 | promised
you" When Mr Henry replied;
IL have made this cost You $4,000,
and will make it cost you more il
you DON'T and thai at suhse-
quent .lee,ing Mr. BcccAcr declined
the new conpronisc.
IL Henry empAatically denied
the truth &C the statement; AM,
when told that it was supposed To-
have emauated from Mr. Bennett,
one of the committee, said, che did
not believe Alr. Beunott said 50, Tor
Mr.. Bennett is one Of my personal
friends, bat if he did, he VIII not
rep ,at it to me-
The next day / met Mr.. Bennett,
and while in conversation with hin
Mr.. Henry joined US, and requested
me to repeat to Mr.. Bennett the
statement of Mr.. Jaclia, and receive
his (Mr. B.'s) reply ! did 50 as
nearly a, possible, aud having fin
i,hed, Mr.. Bennett stated that the
report had been added to, and gave
the following as the true CONVERSE
ton:
AT the first meeting Of the COM
mittce with Mr.. Beecher IN Detroit,
we informed him thai the people
had repndiated the settlement made
BY Mr. Henry Of 50 per cent, and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
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W. II. BE&NErT, Sect'y.

go Cartwright has i,ls, gecei,ed tte
best assortment Of Js'rel,y and Ploted
Ware that ,raS ercr Jroaght 70 Niberol
Point. 1he goo'}s are all ciojcc, on&
undou5tedly the best to seiect tron Jog
Lo5'doy presents of any h'at can Je joand
IN Mc c,iy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

II a communication to the Dodge
vile C.ron5c'e, DR.. J. w. David, of
Highland, whose property was sit
uated close to Saar's hotel stable,
and came. very near being destroyed
at the slime Mr.. Saar's stable was
burned two or three weeks ago..
thanks the people of Highland for
their efforts in saving his barn, and
makes particular, mention Of J. p.
Smelker, Esq, of Highland, and of
his brorher, +. w., of Platteville,
who happened to be there at the
time. Mr.. David says these man
stood upon his barn when the heat
was SO intense that it was found
necessary to continually throw wa
ter upon them to keep their cloth
ing FROM burning.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

REV. JAS. ANDERSON, formerly of
Hazel Green, but more recent pas
tor Of the p. VI. Church at Daou-
que, has accepted a call from the
Congregational Church IN Marion,
Iowa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
v. ". LIKENS.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Mineral
Point, WIS., practices in the y. ) and state
sourts, and attends toagencicN and collections
IN ali parts Of the State. Office in Lenahan's :
block, oppo,ite the bank. ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
PHYSICIANS.


n, DALTON, NJ. D. S a. FtENiA, NJ p
DALTON & FERRIN, -
Physicians and Sulgcous,-ellicc No. ],
Coadis Block. Iup stairs, over Dglcr's Store,
corner Of High and Chestnut Streets, Mineral
Point, Wis. Particular attention given 10
operative urncry. 5. 4. Feuin- residence on
Dulv St, recently occupied hy Dr. Cronin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
Local lNt2IIigeace,

NEHsEY CI.ElsTWAS.-~pcc at
fractions in Christmas Present. and
Holiday Goods az pu,forti.s Drug
GIs,.r.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

NEANUFACTURaH OF aI Kinds o: Ornamental
Vk Hair Work, sach as Jrscale :. BE",st-t me,
" .tch- Guards Nrcglsees, FINGER atnas Far "inae,
charm, sc Also Carjs, Eatt-ialiss Switches, ~
dies' Front pieces Gents Nts, and vSelgthists 10
bis line Cash paid Tor raw hair. Z. o. ,'o@ 30
Mlseral Point, Wis. S@a-'-i5'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

ALIEN. WILSON,

Attorney and Counsellor ut Law, and agent
for the \. w. Mutual Life Insurance Com
pmny and Republic Fire Insurance Company
Otlce opposite City Hall, uP stairs, Mineral
Point, Wisconsin. ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
REESE & CARTER,

Attorneys and ComeeIlor,, Dodgcville, Wis,
will practice in all the Courts OF this State
yoiXNv- noJO-Iy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

TIE IFdness says: Judge Goth
ren, the attorney Of the Mineral
Point Railroad Company, was in
plattavi,le last Wednesday and met
the Director Of the PlattCyille Rail-
road Company, and terms Of settle
mont were discussed, which are now
IN progress Of adjustment that is
hoped viii lead to permanent set
tlemcnt of our railroad difficulty
The Board Of Supervisors of tho
town Of platteville were also pres
eut, and the basis Of settlement met
their appreciation. Mr.. Robbins
and Mr.. Cothren are now on their
way to Detroit to see Mr.. Bcechcr
and close up the arrangement. As
the terms agreed upon are tho.e
proposed by Mr.. Bcecher's attor-
ney, wc do not see how there can
be further trouble. It is not there
fore probable that the trains Will stop
run4ing rs heretofore announced"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
J. p. S1lELKER,

Attorney at Law and Notary Public, Hgh.
land, Iowa county, Wis. Clnyeyancmg aud
collections promptly attended TO. NNv-23y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
HttD QTABsEsitS fur Santa Claus
at Tuliord's Drug Store.

". VI. FoGo, formerly editor Of
the Howard County l'ln'es, published
at Crcsco, has just purchased a half
interest in the Richland Centre Re.
publican, where he formerly held
forth. We wish him success.
Il, II
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
GEO. D. WILBER, M. d.,

Practicing and Consulting Physician and J
Surgeon, Mineral Point, Wis. " /
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

PROSPERITY AND IMpROyEMENT.-
Among the improvements of the
past summer In Mineral Point is
the enlargement and renovation of
the Marble Works of S. +. d T. II.
Shepard. They now have a build
ing IS feet wide 10y 60 IL length,
divided, or main floor into show
room, Office and carving room; with
basement in which rough stone cut
ting and dressing is done. The
shop is provided with oll modern
improvements, such as derrick, pat
cut blocks and pullies for moving
and raising stones, saws for cutting
stone, DC. There arc employed six
hands, bea;deg tie proplietors; and
all are kept busy. Each year shows
an increase o. business, and con-
stsntIy the range Of country sup
piled grows more extensive. About
: years ago the senior Of the firm,
returning from four years service
III the army, established the busi-
ness, himself doing all the work
polishing, carving, setting up, and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

SKATES, Sleigh Bells, and an as
aoltmont Of Holiday 600 ds at panic
prices al N. T. Martins.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
lsp'TOSs EYS =.
COTHREN & LANION,

Attorneys and Conueellogs, over post-otlicc,
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

SANTA CLAUS has IL large INSTALL
ment Of Holiday Goods, and moro To
arrive this Week-at PulfOrd's DrH.
NIsHo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

MAsoSlc.-Iowad Chapter No. G
has elected the following officers for
next year:
S. \ Fcrriu, P,
&. Spensley, X.
Geo W. Strong, Scribe
I, Pritstly II cas-,
6, d. Wilbcr, Secretary.
installation to take place Thurs
day evening, January 9, 1874.
Mineral Point Lodge No |, A. F.
& a. NJ, held election Tuesday
evening, when the following officers
were chosen:
c. d. WILDER, WM.
w. j. Cox, s. W.
Calvert Spcnslcy J. w.
Thos, Pnestly, Treas.
Jas. Brown, Secretary.
Installation, Monday evening Dec.
29th. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to visiting brethren and
their families; and also to the press
and clergy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18

Fan -.4iittonal L0ca Ihttt,rssee,M pags,
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4 Apart them from she laadabls objects Of
mutual improvement. pleasant iatercoarse.
and tLs advanesalsnt Gariculspre. here
seems litsls forstle SossLssa Grsgesso do.
without ths Idsnsdv 81 involving the4sslves
"a political. copphcssiops shieh nay be
Sraught with disaster.
The future welfare Of the State rests up
on the supremacy Of the white race 10 Its
couusels. That supremacy is dependent
upon the conservative party. Weaken that
party BY discussions. disintegrats Il BY de-
VISIONS. sshatter it BY the introduction Of
discordant elements, -ssdahs rule d radi-
calisn u restored win. all the baleful ef-
fccts. Of its precious domination.
We cordially approve .he.sssablisamsnt
ofths Oranges amonguS il We rightly un-
derstaDd their objects. and will give them
every aid in our power. .g1t 81 eoil3i
All We design now isso counsel prudence
and Judgment. lest they involve themselves
IN measures which may be DISASTROUS to the
Conservative party. ,udsas consequence
to The whole State. /,
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THE JYHIPPINc posT.

Oh for the good old days Of stripes, sd-
miuistered TO the mystical and lime honor
ed number Of forty. save onel Who does
feel that II the lash. with lie remedy. short,
sharp and decisive. vas again applied. how
mrch Of petty crime would be driven from
the landf How smoke houses rould stand
uumelestsd. hov the porker would attain
bis lawful weight in the woods undisturbed
BY the squirrel hunter aud bow all the
petty villainy that hads is reward 10 the
county Jail, TO the COS. Of The lar payers
would be dispelled By the keen srgupeD,
Of corporal punishment.
A false sentiment makes zero Of The
thief and invests him With the gloriss d
martyrdom.
Il Is refreshing 10 see little Delaware
stand fast to her integrity. and frm as !
rock defy me assaulis Of Puritan humani.
tarianism. Her Law msken ksow some.
thing Of human nature. and her executive,
officers hos % despise sickly SENTIMENTAL
ism. .
When win We follow the example Of lit
lie Delaware
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THESUIT DISMISSEDa

Judge Brooks Of NO United Stssss
Circuit Court, says The Raleis6 News, has
iled his decision ri tlss case q Svpzey and
others against the Nork Carolina Railrosd
Company. The osjsss Il The suit vssss isll
the stock in the Road b Pay the ssssnsd
interest on the bonds ofths STATE held BY
the plaintiffs. These bonds aresHct due I'M
I'll 1885, and the State stock il the Road
i pledged for their payment Some afths
interest on tbs bonds has been due Cor years,
but the interest y only secured by The
rdiyiacndsof the Road. .......<.s.sss....s......
Notwithstanding the fact that the bonds
have over ter years to run before they are
due. the Plaintiffs endeavored 20 have the
Suites stock sold to payth interest fok
which only the dividends. not The stock,
we're pledged, 80. ,o. ,s iss ,
Judge Brooks rsfased to grant; the mo-
ton for the sale, and has dismissed I the
suit with costs against The PLAINTIFF. 9:
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TIE STATE PRINTING.

IN the contest for this bone Of contention
We have had nothing to say; satisfied with
whatever choice the Legislature in its wis.
dom and power might make, We we're
ihersfore--quits satisfied when at the Gloss
of the past week itiwas announced thai the
contract bad been awarded % the Sentinel.
What was the surprise and indignation Of
The public, 70 learn on Saturday afternoon.
that Gov. Caldwell. over riding all censi-
dsrstion's oflav. and all recognition ofthe
rights Of l coordinate branch Of the govern.
ment, had interposed his indisidual will /,
set aAide the action Of the Legislature, and
give the printing TOT DIR. Brown. one Oils
own party. al.es ~ ~ -
The Governor does this under strinee
construction o. that very elastic opinion d
the Supreme Court. by,vbich The Pablie
Printer Is held 70 be an officer Of the Gov
eminent. and therefore embraced In the sp-
pointing power Of the Governor. Clearly
however be has exceeded his power. as Ia.
besn pointed out by his own Attorney &C.
neral. Hostility to Mr.. Turner was ths
motive principle which ruled his excellen-
Icy, otherwise there is no reason Why b,
should not have terminated the quarrel lont
ago in the rsme way. He only novet
when the decision was 6pslly in favor Of ID,
Sentinel.
| Nothing Is wanting butt opportunity 4
develop the vindictiveness and malignity o
Tod R. Caldwell. He will roar, you q
gently as . sucking dove when all goe
smoothly but.s.obstruct the current Of hi
way. and ron encounter . boiling torrent 9
malice and venom which brooks no re
strsint. sssNsFEs
wesupposs Mr. Tuner'wiIl contest. Q
be ought 70 do. this scanned right. ss
teach hise1eelIescy. thst Others havs..righ,
which cannot be despised. >.'a
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rHE GRlNGE MoYEMENT.

The organizations which have recently
been made in this county. and which are
beng spread throughout the State and:tbe
whole South furnish matter for serious re-
fection.
II. as appears on their surface, they are
intended to elevate the calling Of he far
mef. to enlarge his information. and i'm
prove the system Of agriculture, 70 cult
waite more kindly social relations, aod %
enlarge the scope and objects Of neighbor-
hood intercourse. then they cannot be too
many, too large. or too active. Oar peo-
pie need 70 be more frequently brought 20
gethsr 70 interchange views and to compare
opinions; 70 listen to the statements Of 9TH
era. and % profit BY the experience Of those
whose operations have been most success
fui.
As agricultural societies. as schools Of
practical education. their power for good Is
unlimited. The vast majority Of tic popu-
latiOn Of the country is engaged IN sgrieul.
taral operations. That ipsjority. really con-
trolls it, destiny. and Il isno more than right
that tbe farmer should show BY his intelli.
gence bis capabiliiy 70 sield this vast res
possibility.
Bot, as ne have said on q former occa-
SION, the objects Of the North Western
GraDgen, are entirely different from thoss
indicated 10 our remarks above. and which
should be the real purpose Of the Southern
Grangsn. And We think our organization,
should be cautious before committing them.
sslves 70 tie extreme ground taken By ID,
originatOrs Of these organizations.
These had many causes Of complain
which are felt here only IL modified de-
gree. The vast vas kept under bopdag,
ly FOtes and brides. They wero erushe,
BY rail road mOnopolies. and the fruits o
their Toll wre.ted from them By exorbitan
freight charges. There rail road Official
corrupted the Legislature. and obtained ID
passage Of jus, such laws as suited their Dc
signs. with Che Western people. Il v,s
struggle for Independence. simost Cor Ell.
tebce. They entered the Geld q politl
cal power and came ont victorious.
Atthe South. tits different. The rur,
population infinitely outnumbsr shsi.pf u
towns. and will always be free from imprs
per routrOl. and corrupt influences. z
The rail road corporations are al near
~ ia ! ststs q Bankruptcy. are sighting 4
iifs. ssd have no money 10 spars 10 bril-
Lsgslsmrs.
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BANKRUPT Law

Eighty prominent firms in New Yotkpro-
test against the repeal Of the BANKRUPT
law. though they admit that alterations are
necessary. II certainly may be improved
in the particulars Of coAiines. Il ha.
been mine Of wealth % officials and 9TH
en in its present shape
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ra- The Spanish War Storm has biosn
over. and al Is amity again. The Virgin
ius has been quietly given up. and the Gu
bans submit 10 the orders Of tie home gov
eminent, . Y.
A. n. Stephens submitted meTotisl
from . Cubab jaB,a in INV Yesk pfsy.ns
the recognition Of belligerept rights Tx Gu
ba. Tbs Is the only demosstraiiou lssely
made Indicating she existepes Of bSshl.
feeling. Mr.. Stephens sssns ~ haysrs.
nssed bis Congressional career 9TH tks De
terminasion Of being an extremist soda
representing as liitle as possible Soaiberl
sentiment. With hissvowed admirztieaio'
Grant. u vill not be surprising 10 see .hin
supporting bis administration, spda th'
South will 6ad him ss lisils eficisnt -
Southern representative. ss he proved him
sslfn second 10 ofkee undsr the southern
Confectionery. 49, haisti
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COTTON MARKEnr

During The pest week there have been
few changes % notice. Prices have beer
fairly maintained With good demand.
At the close Of the week. at Liverpool,
Cotton was easier. bnt not quosably ISser
Uplandss penny. New York 20th, Cot.
con quiet. uplands I6. Raleigh 2lst
sales ~ "A. l4t. aid market rather dull
Wilmington i4t 70 i4i. Norfolk I4l
Gold I0i. 10. :.
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ENGEEHARD

This Is The name Of ! town 70 Be ineos.
pOratedin Hyde coaatys Inthe rich coao.
syofIiyde. itmay becomss compliment 70 be
valued, and the name Of our distinguished
brother may yes loom up in granssignif-
canoe. 0uths part Of Mr. Engelhard. We
accept the compliment as . tribute TO ,bs
value and services Of an Independent press.
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Aillsbntnugt Astntnsr,
WEDNESDAY. .aDEc. ~ 1870.
LEGISLATUREs'l

This body adjourned on the 22nd for
recess until thu l2th Of January. il being
found impossible to finish the business be-
fore 1t by the oath inst. the day Fixed for
final adjournment, and the resolution to
that eject WAS rescinded.
The bill for the adjustment Of the State
debt vas among the most Important topics
under consideration during the week. We
have received q copy Of the substitute Of
fered BY Mr. Norwood for Mr.. Worth's bill.
which however wa DO not publish, % II
hi been made subject 70 farther altera-
tion. thi.st sFi
The House branch cf.he joint committee
on the public debt, reported that the bonds
commonly known as the special tax bonds
ofNorth Carolina. coastitutenoPar ofthe
Public Debt Of the State. and tile 'ireasur-
or is directed to make 10 item. note or mem
tion Of said bonds in the books Of his Of,
iice.
III. c;v;, ricbts lii -. vo,aa dawn Nv
slarge majority, only 6 voting for il. ~
AZ Cunningham, ! resolution II ;pstruc-
.;on j n, Rer,e.o,,,,;vss Il Congress 10
vote .g,iost-any increase il The tax on to-
h...o ~. .Son,sa
IN. I'm j. rr,r,,. ,ha ar Jna;c;al Ms.
,r;.. 4. ,n.,..aa II. Senate and also ia 4.
.ona reading n n. Houss hiss vastly
;,n,o,,.ot ana 10 tbe neonle ar The District.
.,a !, 4 hones ~, 4 viii d through n IA
nrsssn, shane
Tbs consol;s,,;on hin Ia. p,ssed both
b.u..s hns c,ounDled With . n.,nv an,crd.
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MORE RADIcAL HoNEsTYsl

Hatch. ! senator in the Alabama legs
,iature from Hale county has just lbet4 an-
seateda Three years ago be was passsas-
Ter. Money was missed AZ different timass,
and Hatch accused Sanborr, his CORK, d
the then. ! Sanborn. was put in jail where
he was confined several months. In 'the
mean time the affair was investigated. and
The guilt clearly fixed on Hatch. He'wa'
tried. and convicted and turned OUT Of o.
Gee. s.., 800 s .iss $500 9ls
This was such favorable recommends.
ton. that be was elected 70 the StAtsSe.
nate By large majority.
II A sense Of dscepcy has appeared iDsshs
Legislature. and he was finally expelled.
OF course be = . Radical. 1 Z
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THE IEFyUsTICE.SHIP

GRANTS appointment Of Williams hangs
FIRE. The Ssnats cannot make up its mind
to confirm msn condemned everywhere
for incompetency and super-servicsable par
~ zeal. Grant has the knack Of making
the most odious selections. As witnessed .
gain In the selection Of S:ewar. as Guver-
nor Of the District. a t,la s.
:. II may b taken . an axiom then where
Grant can get q bad man when be could
| get better, he selects the former. g..
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~ The clssvslsnd Banner ssys that
the notorious Bender family, the discovery
Of whose Wholesale butcbsriss sent such 4
thrill Of horror through the eoustry last
spring hare been arrested in Union county
8. Q. The head Of ths family. whose real
name Is Thomas Webb. Is 20 ysan Old.
lie VAS originally shoemaker.
The old man and bis wife we're arrested
10 South Carolirs, and steps have been To-
keu 70 arrest son and daughter living ~
Hickory 10 This stals. s5it
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Absolutely safe. Pcns~ily odsriess. Aiwars
uniform. Illuminating auaililcs superior 20 IA.
Burns In any lamp without danger oi exploding
er taxing lre. Manufactured expressly 10 a..
plare q he ne of volatile and danrrons oils. lfs
sakty un<ier esery ps<siitc t~<f. and Ifs perferf
burning Qualities, arr proved By Ia continued
use IN over 30. 90 families.
Millions u rliioBs have been sold end no &C.
eident-difnetiy or indinctly- has even Occurred
from burning. storing or handling q.
The Insurance Cemp@nies aud Fire Com
mi--.entfs thrvnghont The county rernmnend
the Astral ~ the lest safeguard when Issuns arr
Used. rend zoe circular. For sale sf retail Nv
The trade prnrraily. and ~ wbols<sle hxfhs
preprhtefr. CiiAs.PRATr q CO., ;oe. Fnlion
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DEATH OF WELDON EDWARDS

Death has at last strietsn dOwn tins ven
srab.e survivor Of the Statesmen o. . fsimer
genersidh and gathered him % its inevisa-
be harvest at the ripe age Of eighty.sir.
Few men 10 the State we're octter known,
none more respected o. beloved.
Dr.. Edwards vas contemporary viii
Judge RAIN. Col. Cad. Jones. and Rober'
Brodnsr. oil classmates and bstvees
sbom the most tender and intimate rels'
lions subsistsd through their long lives.
We viii transfer to our columns the tri
bute which win Be offered BY some on
more intimately acquainted with his liz
than " are. and which win do Justice d
one whose memory d . worthy Of pspssu
atom.