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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
ExECUTuIx,s SALE.

In PkUDAIG-SAIk COUNl1 CtOht'
IN tie matter Of the Estate # TEomrs E. JoHts dslh@
ATOTICE is hereby given, thsi, by vis;ue and in Fa
"a sgance of order % LICENSE made in such mss
on the senenih Gay Of August, lS54, by the County -
Cf said county, the undersigned, Execuirx Of be =
VIII and testsent OF said decessed will on the iss
9Th (25thl day Of September next, al one ciocA
afternoon, at The village OF Dodgeyie, in me egn3
Iowa, state OF Wssconsi-So1er fer sale II Puolc
the following described lands, to wit:-One hoo's
Lot in the town OF D9dgeviIe, beginning al ne If,~
west corner OF lot sold by James ID. Jenkins % rg
j. lilly & Co., and by them 10 Aaron Adams, ahoI -
thence by line at right angles with said stiee. 80
X. :. Blakes ine- hundred and eight titci -
or less thence south by said Bl1ke's lire TO lAs
west corner Of said William j. giily & Co.'S, tH
90 feet, more or less, thence west bearing sog ia
direction 10 the place Of beginning one huhcIv- -
liu) feet, less. The said parcel oil sbr ~
part of lot purchased BY James ID. Jenka, -
crosby, aud recorded ia the Office Ct the ~ Z
Deeds, ia sad county Of Iowa. Also, come.
block No eight. q Of Parry's Addition 10 tee ~ a.
Dotgeyile, IN said county Of iowa The leiWsN
iii be made known al the tin and pisce O s
3w4z MARTHA JONES, hTee'N-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
Democratic Congressional Convention.

The Democratic Convention for the nomination
Of a candidate for Congress for this District met
al the Court House in this place the 9th inst =
The Convention was well attended, there being
over forty Delegates present; and right good
looking crowd they We're.
The Contention was permanently organized by
The election of Maj joan RoUxrREE, of Grant.
as President, Ephraim T. Ogden, of La Fayette,
and AbTam Brawey, OF Portage for Vice Presi
dents, and c. II. Mclaughlin, Of Sank. and John
B. Sweat, of Dane, as Secretaries.
\ Resolution offered tor the appointment
of a Committee to draft Resolutions expressive of
the sense of the Convention-the vote on which
resulted as follows:
For the Committee s. Against the Committee ..
The Convention then proceeded 10 informal
ballot for candidate for Congress, with the fol
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
NV ORLEANs. Sept. 4.

The Scr. Catawba arrived here today with Ha.
wanna dates to the 3Ist ult.
The papers publish royal decree removing
Capt General Pezuelo. He would leave HAVANA
in few days. General Concha, with large num-
bers of additional troops bad arrived from Spain.
Tic IPestea Eires The ST. Louis Republican
OF the 1st inst, reports the Rivers all very low
and still Ealing. In the Ohio there are but 80
inches of water on the lars, thirty inches on the
bars above Peoria in the Illinois, twenty six inch
the Lower Rapids of the Mississippi and
about three and half feet in the channel Of the
Missouri.
The Lower Mississippi is not much better, and
ali the boats have to with light loads
II The official democratic majority In North
Carolina al the late election was 2070.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
4 G. A z y .

MkssRs DEMONSTRATING been solicited by a large
number CT my fellow citizens to offer m!sef for the OF
sheriff for Iowa County at the coming election,
have consented TO do subject to nomination Of
the Democratic Party, which have the honor to be
leng. d INN SCMMiS~'
Mineral Point, senemher l, 1854.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN c,..,, c., :,

STATE OF WISCONSIN co,s,,, O., -
Iowa COUNTY, IS. NYS'''y |>arts n Pr0Jz,s
In the matter OF t;lv Estate of Jean HaTowef tec,
IN reading and fiji ng s!:o petition of Joshua Phr
~ Of The county OF Iowa, and State Of Wier~r.s'
representing, among other things that Johz HaI1vr
late of the town Of Arena, in the county of lows -
State Of Wise ansin- the 29th Gay Nav. n la,
near his resiGeve in said county, died intestsle -
ing goods, chatlies and estate within this county, ~
that said petitioner il creditor of said estate a.
praying that administration OF said estate b. ~ ~
granted il is ordered shat sal petition be heard b
The Judge Of this Court Tuesday, The third dsy ~
October next, at one O'clock T. Nj at The P-1tse g.
at Mineral Point, in said county of iowa And :, ?
further ordered that notice thereof be given Ia hs
of said deceased, AM 20 all persons interested bv IN
fishing copy of III order for three successive W.
prier said day of hearing in the Mineral Point T
une," weekly newspaper, printed and published At
Mineral Point, IN said county.
L. Nj. STRONG, County judge
Dated September the 9th, A. d. 1884. 3wE
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500 Reward.

IT VIE subscriber offers the following deserioel 81
L Is and real estate forsaIe on reasonable n ID
Lot No. in block No. q seven, IN mat pa. ~ -
town of Mineral Point, which IL laid out on ~ 81
west quarter Of section |, in township = hpt.n ls y
east, containing one hundred feet by one nh' - q
twenty feet. There X two story iranhe - -
said premises The above is situated in one O --s
locations in Mineral Point For particulars
this of5se or az tte subscriber in the town OF n.sS
August 22nd, 1851. AL c. FAhAi'
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ASEERzCA9 HOUSE,
BY 4. SHIFF.

She undersigned takes pleasure in saving 10 The H.
4 liens OF Mineral Point and the travelling Uubi,
that he has fitted up his House High Street In gg
best possible manner for the accommodation Of trsr
ers and bOaTders. His table VIII at all seasons be ,
piled with the best the market affords, end none bur
first class Of cooks and waters win be employed
Coed Stables and attentive Osllefs al ali times In
mess for those who have horses
share of the generous patronage Of he pybIir =,
spec fully solicited. A SNIFF
Mineral Point, Sept. Ist- 1854. 49f
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

one hundred ard sixty years. This brought up
Bens right bower, who said Mr. Eastman had
faithfully represented this District Democrat.
(Cries- no he hant, he hantl lie then inquired
il there was gentleman present who wound say
that Eastman had not done his duty in Congress.
[Cries, yes, yes, yes.l The excitement was here
checked by call for another ballot for a candi-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
PLaTTFyTuE ACADEMY

The next year viii commence on MONDAY
OCT 2nd, under full Board of Instruction.
Rooms will be rented to young men at reason
able rates.
Clubs for boarding at cost viii be formed II
desired.
Il is desirable that all should be present at the
commencement Of the year.
Plajteville, Sept, 1854. T3w441
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
TAKEN Up

the subscriber, at Lost Grove, in the town Of Lin
3 - den- about two weeks since, Bay Mare Goa
years old last Spring, 9TH hind feet white and WI h
strip In the face The owner is requested call prUs
property, pay charges and take her away.
HENRY CURRY.
September Isl, 1851 T4w43.I
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
To the People Of Iowa and Rchand Counties +;

The undersigned is an INDEPENDENT Candidate
for the office OF State SENATOR, TO represent the
District imposed of iowa and Richland Counties,
at the approaching general Election.
AMASA COBB.
Sept y, 1854. Al
Mineral Point Democrat and Grant County
Herald, please copy.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

4 motion was made 10 a8Iourn after the third
/ formal ballot, which lost g to IS After
The fourth ballot the Convention adjourned until
/ ! O clock
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
SFs EKIEEALTY.

We are authorized TO announce the name OF
LEVI STERLING, as candidate for the Office
Sheriff of Iowa County, At the approaching fall
Election. Sept 9. Il
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

II The Wing Convention for the Galena Con
grezsional District, which met at Rockford on
the 9th, endorsed the name of Z. B. WAsaBURSK
for Congress, recently made at the Republican
Convention held at the same place The pros
pect is fair for the Galena Districts being again
represented by faithful, fearless public servant,
in the person of Mr. Washburne
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
s'EtsAyED Oh aEoTry-

81 E'RoM Arsy'e, 2 Fsyet.e c. ". o,
Tt-~ Il the 6th inst d. large sized 49,, ~ llt
a dark bsoa.. = ARB, aloui egft $50 J,'a,! J9lt
49, She has small Hi.:,a spot in de ft D.
No othe. marks of pa ticulaT note. Any re- u
may leave Information relating said "a Nlo
une Office, Mineral Point, si be liberally tswsFj nd
~ - - = - - 'e0f 3E44
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

H The ailtoad track east OF Madison has
again caved in, and is worse than before
The Journal says the marsh appears 10 be under
laid with quick sand, and thinks it viii cost the
company much trouble ana money, before firm
foundation is found
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

WIscoNsIy.-We learn that a large number of
the leading Republicans of Rock County. Wis
Gin Eastmans disrric) have recently made a call
on {. c. Washburne Esq ef Mineral Point to
become the Republican anti Nebraska candidate
for congress IN that district at the approaching
election. II our friends in that district want an
honorable true and substantial man in Congress
as their agent who is not afraid to take his stand
Oh right measures. aud see that Justice be done
though the heavens fall" and represent their
wants as though they were his own, let them elect
{. {. Nashhurne to the above Office, and they will
have just such a man. he IS right on the vital
questions of the day and his election would do
honor TO WiSconsin.-Gdl. .4dc
Such is the sentiment Of men OF all parties
who are acquainted with Nr. WAsHBrRxE. II
he can be prevailed upon TO accept nomination
from the Republican Convention, his election is
sure and no district in this state or elsewhere
would be more ably and faithfully represented
than would be the 2nd Congressional District of
Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

IL From present appearances we are inclined
to believe that the extreme hot weather is over
for this season. Most of the time during the past
week the atmosphere has been cool and bracing
fne rain on Friday was very acceptable, and
did much towards cooling the air
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

AFRlcULTURAL FAlR.-We have several times
reminded those who are interested in the m liter
of the importance Of County Agricultural socie-
ties, and the benefit resulting from Annual or Semi
Annual Fairs. As yet we have been unable 10 dis
cover any thing like movement in the matter.
Il IS high time something was done towards get
ting np Far for the present Fall We have
the material IN Iowa County for a fine exhibition.
If the disposition existed to bring it out Shall
any thing be done in the matter this season? Who
can tell l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

II J. L. MARSH, Esq of the Pla,tevile Amer.
lean, offers himself candidate for Treasurer
OF Grant County. We have always considered Je.
roma man Of considerable nerve; but really. we
fear he will be unable TO maintain ms equilibrium.
if transferred from editorial chair TO the lofty
position Of County Treasurer Only think of II ,
Taking man from situation where he can
hardly see money often enough to recollect what
Il looks Ike, ana placing him in an Office where
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

JHoN. Moses NJ STRoSG President of the
Mineral Point Railroad Company, arrived in town
yesterday. He has been absent for several weeks
business connected with said Road, but we
have not learned with what success
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

DISrRICr CoNvENrIoS.-rne number in al
tendance al tie District Convention in this place
on Saturday, was fair, though not as large as ii
would have been on almost any other day of the
week Tie spirit which pervaded was an evi.
dence OF determination on the part of the lovers
OF Freedom, of ali parties 10 unite in opposition
to the prinoiples Of the Nebraska bill. and of the
further extension OF Slavery. The proceedings Of
the meeting win De found elsewhere.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
HRHoE1. BRICK. BRICKS!

TIVE Subscriber is prepared to furnish al VIZ
Il may want, with q superior quality OF the a0gM
named article. He may be found at the Furnace OF MI
Henry Corwith, at the Franklin House =.
be will also keep large quantity OF haha through ~
al anu P. c. FROST
Mineral Point, August 20, 1854. 3"4-.
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sTHAx NOTICE.

H. EtA1E into the incIosure Of the subscfl0'.
IS4 u q ] on or about th. 18th day of Auglsk
LlLS bay MARE, with star in the forehead -,
neT Is requested forward end prove propsi
pay charges, and take her aHay. arr
SAMUEL. r. GUTHRIE
Dated at Arena this 25lh day of August, 1854 liTf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

Commemorative copied an article d few
weeks since from the Galena JefTersonian contain
ing what rurported to be an extract from the
Boston Pilot, in which the most disrespec,lul Ian
guase was used towards the Americans, and ap
plauding the Irish for determination to knock
them dozen, or otherwise chastse them corporeaIv
We have since been handed copy OF the Pilot
containing denial of the paternity OF the extract
which we cheerlully transfer TO our columns, in
justice 10 that paper. 1t is as follows:
we need not tell our readers that the extrac,
attributed 10 the Pilot never appeared in cur col
umns. The very contrary has been our advice to
our people.
FIHsr DIsrR1cr-The Republican Convention
held al Rochester, on the 9th, nominated Hon
Wrs.N SPooSER, Of Walworth, as a candidate
for Congress, fer the Isl District Mr. Spoonel
is man of fine ability, and we have no doubt o.
lis election by decided majority. The mos
prominent candidate before the Convention. asid,
from Judse Spooner, was s NJ BoorH. editor O
tie Free Democrat Mr.. Booth says he is glad
Judge Spoeuer is nominated and is ready to ren
der etIect1ai service in securing his election.
HoRsKs KILLED LIGHrSrSG-On Tuesday
evening OF last week, thunderstorm passed over
this place. during which Mr. John Boyington. who
keeps livery stable near the Franklin House
had two horses killed and third badl, injured by
lightning. The two that were killed were in diff
ferent stables, but were boII killed BIZ the sarre
stroke. Several others were in he stables, but
escaped unuiured. Those killed were valuabl,
animals. and the lasS sustained BY Nh Eoyiustor
cannot Re less than $500 OF $500.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

II The attention OF readers is called to
Professor Holoway's Advertisement IN another
part OF our columns The world wide renown OF
his Pills and Ointment to well known 10 re-
qnire much comment from u.s. but they are,
without doubt, the most eificacous remedies for
many complaints Many of our readers have de-
rived immense benefit from using the Pills in cases
of bile and general arrangements of the stomach
and bowels. and cutaneous disease can resist
the curative powers of the Ointmant,-ihe efiec.
it has the human frame is certainly astonish-
ing.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

The Convention thea proceeded TO ballot form
ally for candidate for Congress. We give the
hallotInCs aS t.,fio,yc
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

CUTLERY
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF SUPERIOR CULLEN
"A just received, and for sale low, by
SPRAGIE & IATHKOP,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
THURSDAY Morning, 9 o'clock.

Five more ballotings were had, with similar re-
suits, when the Convention adjourned till 0 clock
10 morrow morning
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
sTEATED sm STOLEN.

f S1aae 'ss . ssesi' 55se n y:f ,s On
G Inn two HORSES one 3 dark taL =. ftolilSs
-~=~Z---l-- nds high. some white ca 40 -ougi Is
loot night name and heavy tail: the Other 81 IND
roam, with lump On enc Of the hind Feet-l to'-el
along pretty wen III years. ANY person w - sting
the Horses, or give information 10 The stCf, oItg
Wn RAaiIN mineral Point where ihey M Or 10
shall DE literally rewarded. - ue ItI1c
Mineral pvt a.. -. JOSEPH THOMAS
t-'-' - '- 2W...
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

his principal business viii be handling the slip
perry stuff, Well, we hope he'll succeed, but
would advise him to remember what the sea Cap
tain told his boy who became dizzy headed by
climbing to the top mast of the ship: keep your
eyes aloit;1 and don't look down TO the position
from which Won have been elevated.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
IN Pc R r. AN r
Farmer, Farrier & Stage PrOprietO
GEO. w. MERCHANTS
CELEBRATED GARGLING OIL

UNPARALLELED IN THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE
As the most remarkable External Application eyel
discovered.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

Town of Arena,
To z. ID. RUTLEnGE AND BR1ruEPs.
a. % are hereby notified that q ygri. er a..
e has been issued against you sud w. : ..ac re
tsched 10 sat sly the demand Of Nsthsr ~ oIey a.
ing to nineteen dollars and twenty cents tlIlll.
you shall appear before Henry iinlv, Jn.,l, gl!
feaee, IN '4i'd ioF said county, his flee in - ei lie
on Tue seventh day d cot. = D 1854 AZ ID - @Sl,
the forenoon, Judgment viii be rendered see u
and your property - 4 70 pay The debt ---is' !gs
p.,, n. DOWNS. p,.i.;,
Dated this Oh day of sert, A d. 1851. '@&ln.iG
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THE GREATEST
Me dical Discovery
OF THE AGE


AFR. KENNEDY otRoNhu'Y' has discovered
nj in one Of oss sso%os g.,.'s, -: ed,
civ that cures EVERY KIND OF HJMOR,
s,c., the worst Scrofuia down ioa cummon fimps.
m. ba, tired u 10 over slcyen hundred cases. anil
never Called except IN TIVE. Tie has nov IN be
r,.,..ion over two hundred certificates II 10 val.
~ al vithin twenty miles - Boston.
Two bottle. are warranted 70 cure nursing sore
mouth. --,..,
pimpes on the face.
,oo, th,,e hp,iles " III clear the system u BILE,
Two h,,,l.. are warranted 10 curs the worst
k,nI Of canksr ~ the mou,h and stomach.
The. 10 Eve lotllcs arr warranted 10 cure the
worst cases " ersipeAs.
Ons io two bottles are Warranted 10 cure all BIO
moss II the EYES.
the ear. and blotchcs IN the hair
Pouf 10 ~ luuies are warranted io c1rs sot.
-..ai aud funning ulrsfs.
Ore h,ttic will rufe scaly sruPtions ot the ska
Two or three luttlc, are wlrrfuisd. 70 cure he
most Ie.pera's eases II attenuation.
Three 20 sS bottles arc warranted 10 cure sali
rhtun,
I've to eight bottles cure the very wort cases
u scfufuh.
I.rs6t i. alvs,. expected from the 6r'' bouis.
srd pcrfrct oufe NARRATED ~hen The above qaan-
tiiy j. taken.
Nothing look. % improbable u iho.s va have
IN vain lrisd al the wonderful medicines n the Day,
a. that a common sesd growing on the pasilti,
anI ak,ug "a stone walls, shru'd cure sysrv hg.
mor; yet Il j. INV q Used TACT n ,ou hlysa
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Inu'~
r. those who are tuullrd With ,ick hrsfl5ls.
one haiiIr 100 always rurs H. u gives great ie.
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t,s,u 81 save ncrn cnsiivs iDr wears, anI have h~rl
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tbe Drlctaas ~ rIturr. 81 rin eaHss vsr, siHgu'f
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you can gci anil cr"u-h ~ b.
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psr day-chiltrsn oi si-ht yeats, dr-sTt srslrilI.
frum i've o. ,ight, tssspDoutII. A. ro drg.fI11
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