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Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-04

The NEwsPAPER.-In promotion Of SO
desirable an object as the union of the in.
tellectual with the useful, the newspaper is
an important auxiliary. 1t is more. 1t is
typical of the community in which it circu.
lates and is encouraged. 1t tells its char
acter as well as its condition, its tastes as
well as its necessities, the moral as well as
the physical stamina of population and soil,
1t is the map whereon are traced our ten,
denotes and destinies, the chart to direct the
traveller and settler to safe and pleasant har.
bOrage, or to divert them from the shoals
and quicksands of social degradation. At
home it brings to our fresides, it imparts to
our household, it impresses on our children
its sentiments Of propriety Or its tone of
contamination. Abroad It is our oracle,
and speaks volumes for or against Us. In
its business features may be discerned the
indications of our prosperity, or otherwise,
in worldly sense; but in its general COM
pleEi0n will be discovered our moral and
spiritual healthfulness or disease. 1t is the
portraiture of our imperfection, as well as
the chronicler of our advancement.
Wayerley.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-04
Eruption OF THE VOLCANO OF CoToPAx

ERUPTION OF THE VOLCANO OF COTOPAxI.
For some time past this stupendous vol
cano has been in a state of eruption, and
the cause of much alarm to the inhabitants
OF the surrounding country. After having
given frequent Indication of activity for
more than year, it has at length thrown
out over the plains of Callao enormous mas
ses of rock, torrents of brackish water and
burning lava. The waters have broken
down the bridge of Cunchi, and carried off
IN Its course much property and many cat
tie, but the buildings in Latacupga and 9TH
er towns in the neighborhood have not been
injured By the last accounts the alarm
still continued, as the volcano is still in a
state OF activity. and vomiting out fire day
and night.
Cotopaxi is the highest volcano in the
world, having an altitude of 1895 feet
The town OF Latacunga has been destroyed
eight times already, and fears are entertain
ed that lR the present eruption the city
will again suffer, the inhabitants having fled
IN CONSERVATION, The eruption of 1843
was attended by loud reports and noises
and immense issues of burning lava that
flowed down on all sides and made the noun
tain look like one mass of fire. In 1868 it
threw out an immense quantity of fine ashes,
some of which fell at hundred leagues dis
tant, producing total obscurity for some
time; this eruption was accompanied with
earthquakes, which were felt as far as Quay
aquil and Popayana.
1t frequently happens that during the
most violent explosions the earthquakes are
not felt in the vicinity of the mountains,
though violent shocks are experienced at
some distance. [Democracia of Quito.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-04
LIVERY STABLE.
WILLIAMS & DE TURK

W N1LLIAMO q DE Turk
T DESIRE to return their thanks to the
G8 citizens of Georgetown and vicinity for
their liberal patronage and hope to merit a con-
tinuance of the same. Horses to be let on rea-
sohable terms. Also the best of attention given
10 S stock left with us for keeping. -
Oct. l9, 1854. 1.tf
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-04
CABINET FURNITURE,

- FURNITURE of every description
made to order, with a neatness, durabil
zsShknnity and Dispatch surpassed by none, a
few doors below Masonic Hall, Main St
PATTEN,
Oct. 10, 1854. L3m
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-04
Pioneer Lime Of Stages
PLACERvILLE TO GEORGETOWN.

HE9E5SA Via Chill Bar, Kelsey, American
Es@44zsS@@. and Spanish Flats.
-, Inc stages OF this line leave the Union Hotel
Placewille, every morning at O'Clock. Return.
lng' wlil leave the Nevada House, Georgetown
This line has been in operation since july Sd:
and from the past patronage the proprietors fiat.
ter themselves that this is not only the cbeanest
but most commodious way of travelling hetween
the two places, being under the management ot
an experienced driver.
1-tf HUNTER & CO., Proprietors.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-04
BUSINESS CARDS.

4 DAMS & CO., Express Agents, Gold Dust
N Shippers and Bankers, Georgetown. [See
advertisement. 1-tf
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-04

TURNING LATHE.-The undersigned begs
Il leave to inform the citizens of Georgetown
that he is prepared to do all kinds of Turning in
the best manner and at the shortest notice.
n. A. W0ODSIDE.
Georgetown, Oct 10, 1854. lrtf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16
st. Loais Advertisements
From the Newspaper Advertising Agency of
VI. ~ WINNER,

W. 7 = oENO-ND 81, 81. LUIS. MO.
Who is the Af ENT the best and widely circu
fatsi Newspapers in the West, and is authorized to
take Advertising and Subscriptions at the Publishers
lowest rates.
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mit, Sentiment, &f.
THE CoURTIN.
BIZ JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.

BIZ JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
sZeekle creep up, quite unbeknown
An peek d IN through the winder
An there sot Huldy all alone,
'Ith no one nigh to hinder.
The walnut logs shot sparkles out
Towards the pootiest-bless herr
An leete fires danced all about
The chiny on the dresser.
Agin the walk the crook necks hung,
An In among EN- rusted,
The old Queen arm that Gran'the Young
Brought back from Concord busted.
The very room, coz she WIS in,
Looked warm from floor TO ceilin',
An she looked full as rosy agin
As the apples she was peelin'.
She heerd foot, an know'd it, tn;
A raspiu' on the scraper-
All ways tu once her feelins flew,
Like sparks in burnt up paper.
He kin O Uttered on the mat,
Some doubtful o the seekle;
His heart kept goin pity pat,
But bern went pity Zeekle.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

Experience Of than sixteen years has established
he fact that Merchants Celebrated Carrying oi- or Uni
rers Fanny EmbTuca,on Will cure most cases, and re
,eye AL such
Spavins. Sweeney, Ringboue. Wirdgalls, Poll
Evil, Calous. Cracked Heels, Calls of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fis-
.nla, Silfast, Sand Cracks, Strains, laueness,
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango,
Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poi
SINS, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites,
Bells. Corns, Whitlows, Burns and Scalds,
Chillhlains, Chapped Hands, Cramps, Con-
fractions of the Muscles, Swellings, Weakness
of the Joints, Cakcd Breasts, DC. DC. dc.
The unparalleled success Of this Oil in the Of lis
ia Horses and Ca.;e and n human flesh. Is
daily hecpuif. known 20 the farming community.
hardly he credited, eKrent by those who have been
the habit keeping sheir stables ana houses what
81 pain. suffering and tlne. saved by
the timely application OF this OIL
BIZ BE the Of the soe proprietor, GEORGE
W. MERCHA nj. LocEpart. n y. Is blown IN the side
Of The bottle. ana IN his Handwriting over the cork
Al oriers addressed to the proprietor VIII be promptly
resnuniei -.
Get Pamrhef or he AGENT. and what wonders
accomplished b. The OF thlS medicine
Sos, Uy rcsIsaa1le dealers generally, IN the United
STATES and CaH=ta- Also hY
Joseph smith, Mineral Point, T. 5 Ansley, Linden.
l. heeier. hodgeviile, TbOits' Gordon Madison.
NJ n Jones, DodseYile, G.. ID JeUcks, Wingyiue.
Moore & Goats Nuscoda, 5. Moore. Platteyille.
IL X Miles WysIusiHE. T. & \. Kirk, Baraboo,
Z. C. Skinner, Jamestown. n Woods. Fair PLAY,
J. II. UurRett EIenboro and
Wholesale by ". Bosworth & Son, and w l.. Hor,k ms
s Bro, Milwaukee. 53y7tf
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ID. 600,

a n
If3G Subscriber viii sell, without reserve one OF the
L choicest selections Real Estate i'm western wis
consin, consisting Of $50 acres of land situated in
Town toUr a. n nth, of Ranges four, a. and Eve Is
EAST OF The Fourth Principal Meridian in the CoInty OF
"a Faye Staie " Sc1Hsin- and being II miles sN,fh
East from Mineral Point i2 miles of 4rIi,,,
toE- and 10 miles northwest Brgyle All of witch lies
IN one body except forty acres OF Mineral land, which
lies ! miles from The res.
%atuEai sdvaI.Eages.-Ihe creek Of Yellow
stone passes through the portion Of this land form
ING most beautiful valley of or near 90 acres Of
;oJ'ce Meadow land, and making valuable site for
u choice Mineral land QGarries rock far bIl5
t0S purpose also excellent lime stone of the eab
Vines II IS sufficient Tor those acquainted with the bust
ness 10 state that they
- years and last but least there is twelve Snrins
OF pure living water, situated as 10 sui tbs wishes
OF almost any
Improvement on Homestead Of 500 acres: one frame
ahdio uNELIiNG, consisting six rooms Of convenient
size one stone Spring Ueuse. - by Il feet r f-
store bulidsnE - bT = one story with celIar. -
stone >taoie- - BY 81 n NIill. by 20 one
good fence, fifty under cult vstton one bUp5ra5 r,,
FRUIT TRSES, with variaty OF Shrubbe-y
Improvements on adjoining Farm one f~ar,a MI
ling 20 by "A teei and y story in three rooms: ar,
Dog stable and convenient out biIdisg< ION ms Fsr
there Il 10 OF Mineral Iaad.) o. acres ,,r- -
fence. 81 under cultivation VIII produce Corn. Wheat
Fail or Spring. and Oats in abundance. sixty ArnIe
and Pear Trees, most Of which bearing trees also
choice selection OF Shrubbers.
All of which | viii sell tog-etheT FIR Ten Thousand
Dollars, Cash. or IN two parts. % suit purchasers.
Any one wishing % keep Retail store shev would
ind Lhis desirable location. and could safely cou,t m
advantage Of This OF country Tor Stock raising is
embraced on the above described Farm.
Any Information in regard to the aNqFe described
premises win ee freely given b. enquirn Of the sab
.cri5eF, s; his residence, by mail.
BENJAMIN G. SCOTT
yellow Stone, Wis, March 2, 1855. 6mIT
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

Mrs SnIZZle, my pa wants 10 hno" II NJ
maynt lend himself TO your axe little while
He alters rather lend than borrer.
The shape of kiss is said (by the editor Of
the Louisville Times to be eiptical. This must
be derived from the sensation one experiences
when enjoying the luxury, for II is certainly
lip tickle.
a very loquacious lady once offered to bet
her husband fifty dollars that She would notspeak
a word for week
"Doner' said the delighted husband, stalking
the money, which he lady Immediately put into
her pocket, observing very gravely that she vol
secure it until the wager was decided.
.sWhv, madam cried the husband, - have
won it already"
You have mistaken the lime" said the lady,
II mean the week after l am buried"
WoRD TwlsrISe--A person out West is offer
ing for sale grass seed gathered from the = path OF
rectitude" A religious contemporary fears thati
path must be sadly overgrown with grass, as II is
so little travelled now days.
- Its very solemn thing to get married. p
said Aunt Bethany. "Yes, but its great deal
more solemn not TO be- said her niece.
The sensitive actor, who could not sit in the
same room with tea urn on account ofits Kissing
has Just been killed with burst of applause,
The man that started for walk in the field !
speculation" lost his way for the want of land>
marks, and after diligent search by his friends
was restores. 20 the bosom OF his family.
-"Ha, Puttytop, how do you do Haven't seen
YOU for some time. What are you at2'' Thanked
I'm well I'm contractor now" " Indeed (aside
i shouldn't have thought his means sufficient
Al, OF course you have Contracted" "Oh yes
have contracted large amount of debts, but
think shall break the contract and relieve myself
according to law
Some funny things will happen in meeting
A few evenings since, widow, who was known
by the entire congregation TO be greatly in want
OF husband, praying with great fervency'
sOh thou knowest what is the desire of my heart
she exclaimed. a man : responded brother
in broad accent. twas wicked, but we are quite
sure that several grave members smiled the
occasion-I oledo Blade.
SINCERE RELIGIoN.-SinceTe religion is not
that which man believes 10 be right, but ii as that
which Is right In the New Testament sense sin
cerity that which will stand the strcest scrutiny
which will bear to be examined IN the clearest
lignt-Dr. alexander.
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EESfsLEC NOTECE.-AH persons ara hereby
n notified not to trespaSs, Mine or Dig unop any ~
the following described lands, Without the written
senior permission Of myself my agent.to wit
Descrp. Sec. Tn. Ra. Descfip. Sec +, Pc
a seq u W h neg Is q
h q - sse e s q IA & 6 =
W n q - - n q * Ell
W hneqsr We I9 G G a
hnwq IA :" Sc wtswq II e
W h ss =
section g sEe VIII q ~ q g =
And further notice is hereby given that forbid anv
and all persons from buy ing removing any lead ~
other ores from the above described without nv
written permission.
e. BRIGHAM
Blue Mounds, Tune 3, 1852. n33
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

* .zoUNe CIV. CAfAE-A s nperior article of
u Feed for lille ana Horses, hand at
s.,i. -, 1855. G. ". 1BB'S
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

% kICHAKD NJ. SWI 1T.
VIE race of the Red Man is fast disappearing from
me lace Of the earth: the Pequods are gone. the
doheican exists in tradition only, and few scattered
MOUNDS ana earth works The only vestiges of the
Hascoutlns; the SAUkS too, have been driven from
helf ancient hunting DIS and in few generations
more VIII remain TO tell the story of their wrongs but
IN order that their be handed down to future
senerations ana their virtues be extoed, the under
WOOLEN SOCKS.
"nc ne dispose fin quantities to suit
~ b. few pieces of CHEAP BED TICKS have
also been brought along supply the places of the nu
hleous Leer TICS which the approaching cold weather
Is Np' 10 destroy K NJ. SMITH
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

Tie tie Citizens # ths United States
most humbIy and sincerely thank Won for the i'm
meusS patronage which you have bestowed upon my
PMS take this opportunity of stating that my
tors were all American Citizens, and that entertain for
al inst concerns America and the Americans, most
iiYety sympathes so much so that | originally com
pounded these Pills expressly your climate haut@
constitutions, and manner of living Intending esta-
premises in New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
b, Corner OF Ann and Nassau Streets N Y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16
CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY, OF 10
YEARS STANDING CURED BY
HOl.L0WAN--


C1py IF Letter from Capt yhR J8iasar sfg- E5.Sc
" I dated JaR ~ 81, 1854
To PEoFxssoR HOLLOWAY
s., Corner of Ann and Nissan Straats "
Sr,it Is with the most heartfelt plca-u have Il,
Inform yoa thai have been restored 10 haalfh am
strength ~ taking your Pills For the last ten vaar
suffered from arrangements OF the Liver and STOMACH
aud reduced TO such extremity thar gave IN mn
tried every Remedy that ,snted 10 me M
a purpose aud had giveu myself mp TO despair
when Was al last recommended ~ tske your Pills.
Alter using them for three mon hs the that
in better health thsn have been .or eleven
yesrs past AMI indeed well ever my life
You quite at liberty to make this known for the
benefit of Others. remain, Sir yours pectfuIiy.
tSignedl JOHN JOHNSON.
These celebrated Pills wonderfully cacious in the
following complaints.
Ague Debility fieat ache Scrof1ia or
thIna Dropsy Indigestion Kings Evil
Bilious Com Erys}pelas Jaundice Stone & Gravel
pSints Femsla Irres Liver CO Secondary Symp-
Sio,ches on ulaTities plants toms
the SKIN feyers OF all Piles Feherael Afec-
at"si loni- h'Eds rine fions
Hia,nis toat Retention Of Worms of all
constipation Wakeaess, kinis
OF the Bowels from whatever csvsa
=. Sold al the Establishments of Professor Ho1ro'
WAY, 50. Maiden Lane, New York. a,d 244 strand lon.
ion and BY all respectable Druggists and Dealers in
Boxes at IS cents, 61As cents, ans. 81 co esch
considerable saving by TAX n the ra-p-
sizes
Directions for the Guidance OF patients in every
disorder are affixed 10 each Fox. 37yT.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16
PURIERCATEoN OF THE BLooD.


The Citizens OF the Union suffer much FROM Disorders
the Liver and stomach, carcey any are free from the
influence these destructive maalies hence life wears
fast. Tie fair perhaps the handsome in The
World, up certain period when distressing To saw
msny pose their teeth and good looks, while vet in e
heydsy Of life, such sad evils may eGectuy "a
by continually keeping the blood pure and the Liver
and stomach IN healthy action, when life viii flow
smoothly, and resemble plants in . o0azeHfal cline
where eternal spring appears reign As Il regards
the preservation OF the human frame and Tho dn-tiC
of life, much may be effected aui say fearlessl thai
health and life can be prolonged for macy Years beyopd
their ordinary Traits, ii Hooway's Pins are taken To
purify the blood according 10 the laid down for
health contained IN the directions which accompany
each box.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

PILLS. PIGLN!I
Il -R ever man oman and chi ldi countr, who
Il needs kind to suit you all, Say
Pulford's Anti-BiIlious Pills,
FahBstock' s Anti Bilious do.
Elmoress Improved Bilious do,
Jew pavid's Honey Coated do.
OTienta y and Sovereign Balm do.
Lees Bilious do, G rsef-nburrh do,
modatt's Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
Saspington's Ague Pills DIR .Bruce'sd
Dr. Brandreth's Pills,
Rev. o. Hibbard's do,
DR.. Angles Candy Coated DO,
Herrick : sugar Coated do.
And lots ofotherkinds o Pills.
Which you can get by calling attn- Miners Point
Drug StoTe,neariy opposite Beech 'sSfore.
NovemberIS. r. D. PTTLFORD.
kN~sissA NCE 9E.NCN
FI'HE undersigned having recei9ed the Agency ofthe
Il following Companies. to wit--
Jefferson Lye Insurance Co Of Cincinnati Ohio,
Aeic York Central Insurance Company, of Cherry
VoAey, ~ y,
Is prepared TO take risks Lives and Property the
most able ters eitheron the Join Stock haia-
al Principle. r. D. PULFORD.
lift Agent for Iowa Co. Wis.
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Grafenberg Medicines.
HAVE Y0U TSFD TUFN9

spoPnlar Medicines prepared carefully andscienti
what they are represented TO be genuine.
Humbug tntended as much TO cure as sell " henopco
should be wthouS hese truly vaua ole aids Health
many instances the regular faculty recomrnenc and use
them, such is theirforee prejadces ofhose So
generally oPposedto Ghe circulation POPULAR MHp1-
GNEs No Family ysiei ia ordinary needed
BY those whoownthe iraeen berg Health and
strictly abide by tsdireconsinlh he use
wogd to the atcie NJ withoutthe publication
ofcertcates, which We have Of the fIattering
sc1ton slways OPEN theuspection
WI un.eTats IN conclusion the various prepa-
ratons OF this Cony any, which may be found every
town IN he STATES throughout he Union
THE GRAEFEN BERG SUBSTANTIALLY is pRre'y
vegetable no Big tie ta1jaG, pleasant drink but
nollhg an entire change IN the SYSTEM by eFadicat ng
those mpuTi' the blood which arethe seeds Of
TaEGRAEFENBERGD YSENTERY sYRIP-PotIic
appro patton stamped character srfet
1t has check ed the Tagings ofChoera its lastste
and for bowel com plants it las no equals
THE GRAEFENB BERG VEG ETA BILE PILLS !. re : ar
general They gently, naturally and surely ar d in
connection with our Health Bite are a certain and
speedy cure for the Fever and Ague. Btsrs have
ndcrful effect IN system
TIE GRAEFEEBERGGREE Nj. OINTMENT.-ln
reducing intlamion, healing burns, bruises and all in
juries of the BODY, confidently this
Saive 10 all as being most efcacuus In the Mineral
region ofodrState, ils merits
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOTION ,,-,,rator
ding article bitone which meets with large sales in
West he hu m BILE a. ears of reavinott(,
sands from nolerabe pain arising frominjured or dis
THE GRAEFENBERG UTERINE CATHOIIC0N-
This perhaps the mostvaluabIe medicine Com
pany, in much reaches dispaired of y he
most scientific physicians. For Prolapsus Uterj and All
complaints incident to females it will be found safe
and speedy remedy Let no aqieted deferred
by decacy prejudice from giving a fair trial In
quite Ofthe agent orthepa mphlet in reIaffonto
THE GRAEFENBERG PILE OINTMENT CHII,D,S
PANACEA &C are all invaluable remedies directions
for which, and allthe medicines attached 10 each
FEMALECOMPiAISTS.-A brief examiration fl he
Pathology OF Uterine Diseases expostiop of the
principle and method OF theirtreaimenf by Pomeroy
NJ. ID /, Utica. n. N.
Feeble Ladies' are invited 10 read hich
car be procured gratuitously oftbe Agents
THE MANUAL OF HEALTH-A book OF 300 M res
treating upon hafthe diseases which are
people ofthis counry manner osmpletha at alIwbo
readthe English language nd ia
able aid to motherS Every Householder will snd this
book valuable acquisition. Price 25cents
THE AMERICAN COUGH CANDY.-A sure rernedv
for Coughs Colds. Group, &c. It's believed to be the
best cough medicine in virtues have been
thoroughly tested in this neigh borhood No better
medicine can be found ncnedto Group and
severe colds.
GrGfen5erg Nortstcesfern .fgency % Wisconsin
Street. Ma,oausee.
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