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ON M "A N FL . d,
And Els Premature Decline

.E.s I,uJSislsd, Gratis, ne TtcentieGt Thousand
Few words the rational Treatment, without Medicine
y Of spermatoTrea Local Weakness Nocturnal Ennis.
sous Genital and Nervous Debility Imp0tency, and Impe
dirnents Marriage generally. BY b. De LANEY Is. ~
The important fact that the many alarming compaints
originating the imprudence and solitude fyouth be
easily removed MEDCISE is in small tract, Early
demonstrated and the entirely and highly successful
treatment adopted by the Author, fully explained, by
means Of which every is enabled 70 per-
fecy and the least possible cost thereby advog all
tie advertised nostrums Of the day.
Sent any address gratis and post free, in sealed
volope By renting post paid two postage stamps TO
B. DE LANEY IL Lspenard Street. New York City s6a2u
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NOTICE.

NOTES AND ACCOUNTS FORMERLY
! Y belonging to A. LEWIS son have been left with
me for collection All who are indebted requested q
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aem 1lorA advertisements.
A'he N w York; ribue.
Fcf; 1857.

'gHiE Election "a past, its resaIt proves tina, q
n @'rA 1eEot'ed ~ tue Republican party ,,, cI
cemFlete IL al the Eastern and Northern portion. Of
litec"uatTy, - New England Nev- York iii, AMI N,.t
49, the Republican BANNER floats in ttIarnf while
IN southern Jersey ieunal ivania Inosna illinois
a. sHgrt, wherever newspapers are. t-i ana, yer,
common sch"rlsar, feebts 10 have 20.
slavery ohssracs ile sunshine. stranger 30 America
might distinguish those portions our country most
~ scanning the returns Of The Presidential contest Of
IN75 nave failed Of pree. success becau tie
who did not hear read The Al guncnt and do not know
N.ti W e te rs' questions n issue, almost solid
against Us. r"Yest the verdict great
y Of HE etIeaie4 aaJ intelligent endeasored pro-
I"uIcr-
Tu,-r facts indicate the path offlcssi7c dut, With
no a'a+ny teFtuIra-s what irrcyocaBl. i'm ~,
abatement Of heart hope t,ausc The triumph 81 iih-
y IA her I=N ordeal Is Long Island and
Ai;e Plains OF her ~truggle-with shaow OF regret
;hat the responsibility OF governing :. cot coni,. 49,
champions before prpe uIIy re.,iy 10 s9.tai
td"tl-Sc begin ai-e- The work of tiusn that vital
truth which IN regard to the of this world A.
te 49, 81 the next. makes Free indeed. Now IN tn.
9ST f"~eFs hesdsy OF yirtpTE when its ministers and
serE'lrS are gathering and plotting make most OF
their pin crush out tie. siri Which
" ueieve be cru-iaet and entonbei-nos, wnen the
i"l-teare'l or coE-heartet, who lately baskc' in The
alHsiln" al our premature hups, hauling on 10 ~,
pas GauIa<es aud talking Of atsusouir4 the rugged arena
- fohiic~ i"r more quiet and dowery tcldso in iii.
h'ur 81 wraringsS and shadow. THE TRIBUNE renew.
rs E" f'ter hostility 10 every form tyranny over
ne "'airS or souls g" lS-t" the shameful sSunpt ion
that the heni<hrG and feeble whether in e1fI or -,
NEe 70 Dc r.Niei ana treated as the convenience Or t
80 9" .4si wiser o." stronger . etHrento Tie dotiua-
ton OF deSpots oligarcis, whether empires "a t
llN.r r." eisls'ers Of q ties sHd kinazdcnl- in FL
ami the o"tton-iield in Virginia or Alabama.
The doctrine that hunifn being was ever created for
tFeen nam %Rl man should c and recsprocsl-fJ.a
the iab"rer should not toll aad psIer others
r1 OF munster 10 others luxury, bat tor the
nance and comfort Of those 40 him ,ir,-
,ra srh as rot r.t,i - ~ ! -'T 90 Ign.
oppression and misery forever 1t h for All tr
niE lnperaivriy requires H. Il triumph f,r Dem
, n ,sH'.s N."atN remain The scott OF artistic
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Tgal 410rrtis l.irRf5.
ChAECEaT ALE.
youI., - Eeu;TY.

Iowa s' t@an tS" Wis. Is E'V'FT-
y2hn /. zones ara At Circui, in and for :le
'sFeF, 1oUaty OF iowa ant State .
i5sa 'er tna lis t.. m Il said Count tae Ilth
,.d C"thArine hi- ~ise. la d a pin a. H. 1857.
tlSasnee anu oy,ytrtue 81 decree:in the above
4 cause 0eafiag aate tAc eth aay Of AriI A.
- 1919. vii sell, Nc.ifes.lg the third ~, s,, =.
~ r 1 4 ~ 1917, ~ ) Q oloe 2. y %; SAIL ost ~
A' 100 corr ri t"e -i.z, =: - town n -
't ONT IN the Count, OF Iowa aG, Stale ~ VI -
tn-jf - $500 1e-lssair'. wt,A ulet,s bourds
20 va bsstnl,Hs a. the noitn east corner 81 t a
--t ,a,Tr,.r If -; 5U VT quarter q! the berth
- ~ - - t'i'i't.f twelve NO u running
el4er sS>t twenty f@< RODS. thence south i.ent 81
-. -, ~. - - -.l~iH5- 2"Iith'"InE ore 90
-. s., - s1 te norm eat quarter OF the south
talolng forty (iUJ acres Of lands toe follow i'll, -
or lacei Of land, commencing alta point two claims
- 10. u as qars,f 81 scion t'eI7e tl:J
- SH , .1t gn lIl, ll$7 rrs5 from Ia south
John EnTuaro soUth line twenty Czy r. thence sou n
sixteen az ros.tteuce ten Ile y d. thence moth
tls' - roos 70 The place Of tsinn, containing Gro
ny, "is mn (t5sJ acres 81 ita'; also the following
"er of John Bsrnasds fesn ana haif 49, LOT
ij $500 me Ha5 wo[ta NanuisetolinE coElgany 20
sr' .unyred and Feyen1y six 900 feet, thence north
a'. - %'7!ee wet enc hundred fCcl feet. thence
one t'lndse! (io9J feot, enc place OF it5r
sltgs Iogr Thousand one hundred a-d eight ysr,en
li"S. or Gsr,el 81 land eou.ul,ucja Il lnt bsi l-5
seven ~ degrees east. sizsaace twelve and
tl''s y-a' "ie arrirel az 3i-1o'J eeii- Ion rho
BAN mike stake the sc.,.l line az g.. ts. nam F-,
twelve ClZ) anu from 4 sr. .,.,tl, -
SlS east 1'Stgnre Eve and thirty one humid d. is =
W. ei!as thence rsoatA five and SlSfV seven ca
l.HntreotuS l. G7-lJeJ chains tseuce olt eiav fya
l. agrees west i've ard 1Ejyt- GuuGleaths IS
ao-!o'l chains thence five and sixty one .un,-
S"tAS % ts-iUe1 chains, north i've C5J degrees castt,
me ace 81 beginning. containing three ~ acrs Of
land, be the Same more or los. All he hove
lois OF parcels Of lana described situate ,iraud
ee'hs IN township number eight - north 7a,.e nun
oe' '"HF y east Of the fourth - pr1roIal ni5riasn
..r county of Iowa ana Estate OF Wisconsin. ssii
oArilA Oinc-, Mineral Point, April Il. IS5-
GEORGE MESSEESNETW
sheriff, Iowa TO. Wiz
t-A-oN' SOL 4oT comp OWL
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E'auEe s.nG E;yE SAFE.
WISCONSIN n1USE,
rs
I'll
rAR TIE R4TLRO4D DEPOT, COMMERCE

WEAR THE RfTERO4D DEPOT COMMERCE
STREET.
TUE subscribers having taken the New Tavern Building
Commerce street, the Rail Road Depot. hav.
fitted up in the best for accommodating
Travellers and Boarcrs and would notify public
will be opened the first Of May. when 1h.v will he
ready accommodate in the best manner. both Travel
and Boardcrs reasonable terms. Their table will
supplied an times with the best the market affords.
pains Will he spared sati- the customers
hope deserve and receive liberal share pat
runaCe-
Good Stabng and attentive Ostlers may be relied up
UREN y PENROSE.
Mineral Point, April p, 1857. MS
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per Essr.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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ANY person sending -Iub of twenty. or over will
rc entitled to AL extra raEE.
We continue To send The weekly Tribune cIergymen
u 81 per year.
Suscrp tioas may commerce ut any time. Paymenin
advance j. require n all r-~ and the paper j. ipy~ri0
bly, discontinued Al the expiration Of the advance pay
IacrIt.
Money may be -efftii for subscriptions in letters
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letter l. mailed Shnid he rsjc acquainted with It's
tents, and keep sgIjI item of bills. When drafts
Re obtained. they much safer than 70 send bills
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We have no travelling agents ANY wishing 20
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his subscription All that necessary for him do
20 write letter in few words possible inclose tho
money. write tie Of the subscriber. with his Post
Office County aui State, and direct the letter to
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~ Sn Tribune OSce. New-York-
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CITY ofFIcKRs'-Our new city officers were
inaugurated last Tuesday. j. H. CLARY. ESQ.
was chosen secretary pro TEN. After e short
session, the Council adjourned until Friday.
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Fee the Tribune.
LauoE With the leave Of Providence
Meeting viii he held on the land OF
y q Willow Springs. Lafayette Co, Wis.
miles East of the mouth of Boner's
'sa on the Calamine Depot on the Mineral
* F.. about ten miles from Mineral Point
rad e Darlington and Of mile west
- Toad Ia commence 5th Of June next al
Pax /. IL. All interested are respectfully
go 70 attend, Yours Truly
:. CALLENDER.
= BLACKHURST.
T.. PAGE.
T. :. HI-RD.
ir.s, MAJ t3ih 1851.
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III lie 'i''c anu i'ioAes oe'o'eo To That
e. term 81 'n's SeA''i commenced yes
r,a -
.-aa,-,,-l,.re -, -
va
Ia -:
'''''- - :, - 90 ','''
y, -. b,.,,.. .n4 ,.la--Z-
-it ......,,
..H-r-. With the usual accoInranimea,s
mi. log. cripple bears, fat womea. living
&c with g"odly number Of pick
succeeded very we'll viii, the as-
!, ft-o men On foot to gaide the lead
l-aaE twenty horses attached to their
'a.'a mug II LAIN : re''' NJ lie Marie
''',5 = = - = esi'''i 'T"n' " i"li
..'..' - r :" " - '''7 ' re-
7' L'e.'''ii''''' ''' = u very e'od style.
'l.s.-'.'oS 'i'''a'i'. Was GlSPe'is"o with
'...''''i''' -a''''e Tue 1-H ass was very
'2e
a's'''T. At' u" ct and cold i com
RI -aa'nI '''''1i ! . COCK 4 NJ and con-
.5'''In ,',e '''S NOW outstanding the
''..' - q" i''''ieF i i're necessary
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TAKE THE
II L " A q 4 EE SENT tt II E L
Daily, TrT-WpPkIy,

DAIRY. ptr anurrl in advance 3 90
IEI-NEFKL 3
NEEkLN. 10
liE ~ IL IL = thoroughly Republican in scut-
1 rncut, friend Human Prps,-ess an advocate of
human Rights and devoted 70 the interests Wisconsin
IIv paper IN the State.
Orders, with the cash promptly attended To-
l4-6w Address. RUFUS KING < co.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19

the Seminary building has been
-'@l. and is rapidly progressing The
ne puildIag is one Of the finest in the
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SEERIFFS SfLg.

q Flrtlc 81 writ Of Execution. No JG2s issued
~ out OF aHt under the seal of the Circuit t,,+ -
80 county, Wisconsin. and dated the I4th fnv Of ~
tsh-t li- goods, chat cis, lands aul ten,l. ms IF
eli r'"ihilh, have levied tina foiIaua, desc til
20. estate 20 WI OUT lot, Number two huodred an
= ana -lno arTes) n liafs0n's cf the town e,
i4ncFai Fouf In 70 county of and state .f Wa
cons n and viii sell the SAID Described out Tor Al r
"nicry 10 the highest bidder for cash A. tho tom FoG-
i the Court House in Mineral Point IN The ro,r4- 90
Iowa ana STATE Of Wisconsin, "Wednesday tho third
Jay oi June. ls51, n O'Clock in the afternoon ~ f
day. all the light title estate and interest which H..
-9d FnEei- J. Dunn defendant laq on ifo ISM da -
March a - 1901, or i.y time thereafter IN and to f,,
GOV" frSefea promises 10 safizi the s-lsn ii six hum
rad and thirteen dollars and :v-jrc fuuar-dhs sis
eua 55-l"H) with interest costs since tie iey II
sale execution.
sheriff oaice, Mineral Point. arrsi 18Th. -.
GEO. EE-AUITf sheriff
Dunn x Eeai. Attys for PHI tvI4 iowa TO-. Wiz
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LOOK Az H'HHHS.

I'VE undersigned i about closing business the
Boot and Shoe line and finds Il necessary settle
p with all who have dealt with him. Al persons IN his
drst requested call and settle the without
DELAY. JOHN IIAnFlELn.
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a1;r1crai Point Gribune.
AND OTHER MATTERS.

poIsr SEMINARY.-This institution
g. .nripg term yesterday. The weather
> favorable for the examination. yet
roodly number present and the ex-
.-a quite interesting. 1t is gratifying
!. the Advancement made by the pu-
10 various branches. Mr.. and Mrs.
dining good service in the cause Of
/ !, this place. and We trust their CT
: Re duly appreciated and literally re-
+ our citizens. Their qualifications
sar. are unqucstIonably superior To most
,,-aopd in that business. Mrs NOLAN
~ ha- few equals among her sex in
.,,r other place. in point Of literary at
Let those who have children to Toe
visit cur various schools and satisfy
=, where they can derive the greatest
r lie time and money devoted to that
~ term 81 this school commenced yes
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STATE or WISCONSIN,
VI isc b:r>in Bank.
Mineral Point.

TINS Intuition having renguish~d SIS rights u
TIE Hae ny Lax - This stale and deposited .i.a
BANS C"inpt-o~r, ~ Madison sum If -arv III
redeem all uufst-'Cn. r1ed eise Ia1iI notes
. par.
Motto" * therefore hereby given that all the
signed = r"ulaing NOTES Of thi- Bank fnnsi pres.
u TIE Rank CgmFtr~i.ers ,fcc for redemption vlt
years from tire cate 81 She publication &C a.
ro~" THAT tbc funds deposited redemption
hr ssHr viii bs surrendered 10 this Bank.
vgn24y2 HENRY +. GEORGE, Cashier
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a'-.''vee 'tTslcs.-Thc attention Of The
invited 20 the Notice of Mr.. !. ".
q "ar cuinmn of Special Notices
e.. TIE kind Just opened 10y Mr. q, has
seeded IN tLi, place, aud we trust
.,s may prove lucrative one 10 the
Young gentleman who has under
Is -e.l a 4 benefit TO the city.
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~EA WIS., DNSEN.l
Bank CoIiipirolIer's Office, )
MADISON. Jane - ISrr
TIVE HJscoH-V EqRE ~ Mineral i'art fn this ~fs,a
having rrinquisited bu-incss ard aarsited In ~ =.
Office - mooney sufficient tc Tst-rFa their ON
standing cuuntNsiEue q rcuarirz a par No,i~s
therefore hereby given tlat a sle outstanding COS,
iZn" circulating notes Of said Bank viii be- redeemed A.
par. prcs-utatiar at this Office.
2y2fv9 WN. " UFNNfs, Bank Co-7,t-o.-e-
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GREAT BARGAINS.

rI7IJE Stock Of Boots and Shoes hand at lhc CID
Store Of John Iiad:ield viii be sold at the lowest
possible rates in order close ont the concern.
Also. fine lot Of Boot asd Shoe Findings. Lasts
Boot-Trees, Cramring Blocks Call and see for your
selves. JOHN HADFIELD.
Mineral Point, Nav 18th, 1857. lift
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THE MARK Its.


IAAL roiSfs IA1tl5, 1897.
wea1her during the past week has somewha,
-: -: - ii any great activity in the Markets The
ruins prices OF some of the leading articles are given
, 1857-12-25

Ba- The Interior Department has Just
received additional adyices from Magraw's
section of the Wagon Road Expedition,
dated Independence Rock, Sept. 10. En-
gineer Lander, who was in advance of the
party, succeeded in finding an excellent
route from the summit of the South Pass
to Beer OR Soda Springs Oh Bear river,
and been quite successful west of these
Springs. - -.
Upon the discovery of good road be-
tween the points first mentioned, depended
the success of his portion OF the parties en-,
gagged in the construction Of this great
thoroughfarc from Fort Kearuey to the
California State line at Honey Lake The
opening of this new route will save many
miles Of travel to both California and Ore
gon emigrants 1t is thought the expcdi-
ton will get through to California by the
18th December.
Accounts from Kinks section are favor
able, aud it is probable that it will get
through before the time last mentioned
, 1857-12-25
NNfiPc.

The United States, Z. s. District Court, Sd Judcis
rs. District before f. A. Cheno
The Schooner Filletl wetl. Judge in Admiralty
HOMPLAlNT having been entered before Hon. +
y 4. Chenowcth, Jul-c in Admiralty that th'
schooner Niole. having cleared from the Port Of Vie
toIia, w. in ballast, and it being charged that she
had on board goods, wares and merchandise consist
ing Of blankets aud Hour, contrary TO the statutes in
such ca'c made andprovidcd and said schooner hav.
ing been seized by order OF the Hon. Judge aforesaid
he has ordered Rat the process for the seizure Of said
vessel and cargo he made icturuaJlc Monday the 2st
day December ncXt, at PENIS Cove, Island county, be
fore him sitting Ia admiralty. and that this notice he
published for fourteen days in the Pioneer and Demo
crat and also posted in a conspicuous place at the
Custom House at Port Townsend. This is therefore
to furewarn all persons claiming said vessel cargo
that unless they apperr the day above named and
make defense, the complaint WILDE taken as true
and sale Of said vessel and eago and distribution
Of the proceeds ordered.
e. GARFIELD,
L. s. District Atty pro tenn, Sd Judicial Dit
true copy delivered to me by the District Attor
ney JAMES BARRY,
Deputy U. $. Marshal.
, 1857-12-25
Notice.

Territory Of Washington In the District Court ofthe
County Of Thurston. I'd Judicial District.
70 John T.. Butler:
You are hereby notified that A. B. Cove, assignee
Of the Kendall Co. has fled u complaint against you
in laid court which will come on 70 be heard at the
first term of the court which shall commence more
than three months after the fourth day Of December.
1857 and unless you appear at said term and answer.
the same will be taken confessed, and tie prayer
thereof granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is to rceov
er Judgment against you for the sum OF two hundred
nineteen dollars and eighty-one cents for goods and
merchandise purchased of tie Kendall GO;
b. +. KENDALL.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Olympia Dee l. lsj7-n2-JnI.
, 1857-12-25

MONUMENT TO HENRY CLAY,-We under
stand the committee of gentlemen selected
70 determine upon an appropriate design
ior this great national tribute of love to
'ne memory of the departed statesman aud
patriot, will most probably conclude their
'aoors IN time to inaugurate the new monu-
neht by laying the cornerstone, with the
usual ceremonies. on the 18th of April,
mat being the next anniversary of Mr..
'iayS birth. \ large number of designs,
enloraclng every variety of monument, obe-
hSk, tomb, mausolum, and their endless
combinations, has. been submitted 10 the
inspection OF the committee c.-Le1ington
Nta'csman.
, 1857-12-25
II Northern fanati-

E NOrlneiH illall-
with reference to the
Ates as guaranteed to
ct which constitutes the
Of their Union His Ad-
IS expected neither to extend
.eribc the institution Of slavery,
.eave it undisturbed in the States,
i in the Territories to the sovereign will
Of the people Mr. buchanan is the repre-
sentative Of no extreme, nor is his position
that of passiveness or negative neutrality.
He opposes the inroads of abolitionsm up
on the South because he considers slavery
rccornizcd and protected by the Constitu-
ton. And he is equally opposed to the ul-
traism in this section, which demands more
than we have any right to ask The elec-
ton last fall indicated an alarming degree
of abolition strength; it also proved that
the Southern people were aroused to full
sense Of the danger The Black Republi-
cans were beaten and the Union for four
more wears at least, was saved. The con
seryatism Of the country was concentrated
upon the Democratic candidate, with the
hope of redeeming the republic from the
dangers that threatened it, And now that
it is all-important that the Administration
should be sustained in its patriotic efforts to
defeat fanaticism in the North, and thereby
prepare the country for future prosperity
and peace, it is strange indeed that South
gn Democrats should endcavor to impair
public confidence in President, whose rec
ord, as complied and published, if we mis-
tlke not, blythe Charleston Mercury last
fall, proycSShim to have always been as true
to the South as the most ardent Southern
man could ask.
"The Administration adheres to the Con-
stitution, regardless of factions clamors
from any quarter. Its conduct is controlled
by the true principles Of the government
And in order to accomplish the purpose for
which Mr.. Buchanan was elected to the
Presidency, it is necessary that he shoald
be as cordially sustained now, as he was at
the polls in November.
The only mode of preserving the. Union
is, by administering the affairs of the nation
according to the Constitution. The Ad
mnistratioi is doing this, and conservative
men North and South should support it
zealously, and without division or dssen-
sion.
"DSunion, we admit, cannot be pleased
with Mr. Buchanan lie is President Of
nation-not Of q section"
, 1857-12-25

bss~ 1t is with pleasure we are called up
on to notice the appointment of b. T. An
DERsoy, Esq, as clerk of the U. S. Supreme
Court. A better or more acceptable ap
pointment could not have been made-re.
hecting credit upon the jGdgmnGt Of the
Associate Justices--0tbeit the opinion Of
the Chief Justice could not be consulted.