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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-29
CopartneTsb:p No,iSe.
Richland Center, Richland County, '

KicnIana Lenter KIcnIand county Wis,
October /. 1887.
I EROY y. GAGE aud AMOS NUpD. of The aforesaid
/ place, have this day formed Corartnelslip to be
conduct ed said place under the OF Gage Nudd
The business viii he the ordinary business
Attorney Law also, Land IHsu .d Collecting
Agencies also Retail dealers Drugs, Mesicines Books
Stationary and F1ncy ~ ticles
The business OF theaboye firm to commence on the
FIRST day of October 1851 and to terminate at a time
hereafter 10 lie specified, 9ad he conducted in the
binary manner OF General partnership except that
order shall be issued, made LIABILITY incurred
by in the OF the Ssi hrn without The written
signature Of both partners.
Neither of said parties shall any pecuniary Il
ability either in his name that If the
the recommendation of any other person. without the
written consent Of the other party.
Signed and sealed this 5Oth day Of October 1851, in
presence of Josephine Gage and James II. Miner.
LEROY ID. GAGE.
AMOS
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Than proad btrque los, or seamaa's woe
TIE shP arark Of the so,4"

USES OF THE PotAro--In France the
fariua Is largely ed for culinary par
poses. The famed grayies, sauces and
soups o. France are largely indebted for
the!r excellence 70 that source, and its
bread and pastry equally 50; while a
great deal Of The socaii-d Cognac import
ed into England from France is the pro-
duce Of tn potato Throughout GeIma-
as the same uses are common. and In
Poland he manufacture OF spirits from
The potato Is a most INTENSIVE trade
''Stetun bEnn1y," well sgovl IN com
merce, Is largely imported into England
ana is sent from thence. 10 many of her
foreign poSse sSloaS as the produce of the
grape. and IS placed on May 4 table of
England rs the same while ,he fair la
dies o. oar general country perfume
themselves with the spirit OF potato uader
under the designation Eau de Cologne
Ba. there are other uses which this escu-
.eat IS turaed TO abroad. After extract
ing Tue farIaa, the pulp Is manufactured
mo ornamental articles. such as picture
flames. snuff boxes, and several descrip-
t'oaS OF toys; aud the water that RUS
from 1t IN the process OF manufacture is a +
most valuable scourer. For perfectly +
-iranSlag wOolens and such like articles
L Is The housewives panacea; and if wash
srwoman happens to have chilblains, she
becomes cured by operation.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-29
HOWARD ASSOUIAT ON.
PHILADELPHIA
IMP0R NJ ANNOISGENF1yr

~ al persr rs addicted with Sexual diseases such as
Il 9ti-isMA 'LsttIiu-A, SEMINAL WEAKNESS M
IClENcE. GONOktAltEA. GLEET. SYPHILIS TIC
Le+ oi ONANISM, or SELF ABUSE, &c. &c
me no " AID ASSOCIATION. in view of Ike awful
destruction OF hUIua lile caused by sexual ii and
'e cce lions Eaeti>ea upon the unfortunate victims
o. se diseases b. Quacks, have directed consult
ing surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their
Name 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to ali De P
sons mus afflicted who apply by letter, with descIip-
non OF 4Illf condition. tage occupation habits life
~ ana IN cases of extreme poverty and suffering to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Iustifpfior
established by special endowment for the reliet 81 ~
SICK and distressed afflicted w: 'VruIent and FpGer
e Diseases II has ROW Plus means which the
directors iNc koscl 10 eXpena advertising lin.
notice II = needless to add that AsSoc ion COM
hands the highest Medical skill OF the age and Will fur
hlsi tht most approved modern treatment
Just Published. BY the Association Report on Sna--
poe, or Seminal Weak ness, vice Of gnaufu,
urtatilen or Abuse, and other Diseases of b
sexual organs, by the consulting Surgeon which will b
sent hy mail TN scaled enyelope,J FREE OF CHARGE
On The receipt ofIW0 STAMPS Tor postage.
Address, DR. GEO. r CALHOUN, ConsaItiug Surgeon
Howard Association, No South NINTH Street Phila
delphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWEI.L, President
geo. fAIRGHTLD, Secretary. u7-lv
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LOSSES PAID, SIT

If wealth with 4 steady and prompt attention TO n le
climate Insurance business, AID the execution of
tracts in good faith, have Inducements with the public
In selecting their undcrwtewe refer them for tesl Of
quality ami claims to their patrons TO Is
Of past services, rendering their continuance with in
crossing abii ~ aad fsciiitics in future.
Choice first class indemnity may he effected without
delay, with this we'll known and able corporation,
through K. L. READ, Agent.
Mineral Point W; s
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Wisconsin Bank,
Mineral Point.


FyNHIS institution having relnquished Ks rights under
The Banking Law of this State, and GePose4 Is { IA the
Bank Comptroller, 1t Madison, of
redeem all landing counters aed euatng
at par,
Notice hereby given that all the coputer-
signed circulating notes of this Bank must lie presented
the Bank CoHptroliels Office for redemption Within
years the date of the first publication OF this
notice, that the funds deposited for he redemption oi
the will lee surrendered Ia this Bank.
y9n24y2 HENRY 7. GEORGE, Cashier.
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NOTICE,

hereby given that have paced my notes and ac-
counts in the hand 81 tessts. Cobb & Measuore for
COLLECTION All persons indebted requested 10 call
and settle without unnecessary DELAY.
Mineral Point Sept. 1s55.--n TS ALIEN
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Hold FoRrH THE WoRD OF Lire

Hold FoRrH THE NoRD OF LIFE.-
We rem moer to have read travel
er's conversation with the teepar OF the
hEh house at Cutajs. The Waterman was
boas,ing OF the brluiancy OF his lantern,
which can b. seen ten leagues at sea,
when the visitor said % him,
" What if enc OF the lights should
chance 10 % oar?
Never impossible" he cried, with
sort Of CONSERVATION, nj the bare hvpoth-
esis- Sir saii he, pointing to the
ocean, "yolder where nothing can be
seen there are ships gong by to all parts
Of the world. Il tonight one of my burn
ers were out, within SIX months would
come letter-perAaps from India, per-
haps from America, perhaps from some
place | never heard of-saying, at such
an hour, the light of CALAIS burned dim,
the wagcbman neglected his post, and YES
sells We're IN danger. Al sir, souetimy
IN the dark nights IN stormy weather
look oal to SEA, and | feel as if lhe eve IF
the whole world were looking AT my fight
/ Go on, burn din . never
Was the keeper OF the lighthouse 50
/ vigilaut; did he feel 50 deeply the i,npor-
,ance of his work aad lis responsibility :;
an1 shall christians neglect their light,
ana suffer II 10 grow gin--groN dim when,
i1r need o. Is bugll shining, some poor
soul, sirugg ing anil the waves of temp
tauou, may b dashed upon the rocks Of
destruction No. Hold forth the word
o. e." This is the way to save souls.
".loldIng forth the word Of life" SAYS the
, apostle; why That / may rejoice IN The
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-29
AHBROTYPGS, AIIa0TIPESi.
PRnrEsenR lIoIFTTT.

ittOE s>>SsA -'L't l. 4 l.
AETNG just returned from ST. Louis, where he hss
been taking thorough lessons IN tHe art, would
Specially inform the citizens OF Mineral Point and Ylcu-
ity that he has opened a iue
AInbrotypc, Photograph aud DagHcrreian Gallery.
and invites the citizens to cali and lis Gne specimens
OF the art, which r suTuass in beauty and coreenesF
The AGbTOtrpcs beautiful III celTues, Tictnrfs
and de.c1Cv Of tone have several advantages over tie
DarucrvoIyPcs. They be taken in one fourth Ihs
time sitting they reversed lave glare Of iighi
they warranted never to fade. They are al te T~se
now IN tine cities All who them charmed WIZ
their beauty and caarness. Conn one all aa9 give
me call ms rscions given ~ -he AIT goo" fs.l'
have ON haHt IRE gold ioCkets heap for cash aihiAs
of fancy and frames Chi.l-rn taken IN see0n'
Rooms opposite Post Office.
25tf CIR cIGFFETT, Artist
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,. I
Bank CaHnptroiler's Office,

MADISON. JttHc Is, 300
TiNiE Wisconsin Bank az Mineral Point this State.
having rviinguisIud business and deposited in this
Office Of money sufficient TO redeem all their oDt
standing ccUntcfsgned Ct euiaing par, Notice
is therefore hereby given. that all the outstanding
signed circulating ofsaid Bank viii be redeemed
! par, presentation at this ti1tc
| 2y24y9 WI. Nj DENNIS, Bank Comptroller
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state OF Wisconsin. D,

HIGHLAND County. - On this 30tL day &
October 1851 personally appeared before the above
named Leroy ID. cage and Mud l. and acknowI-
edged that they signed and sealed The above instrument
for the and purposes therein set forth.
456w JAMES ii. MIN Err, Notary Iubltc.
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-AA- ND TEErn-

Ii per soAa lnee'te'i "a A. Britain q Dotr eyle ar
nte.s h't'hs0 shat they Will ma their Notes ana
Accounts IN the han's OF L H. f,ran a. NJ
IN full. - ''-'' ''11 receipt
Hoping all indebted wiz Immediately call raror e.
vorably and pay. ''' 1sio'' Ia
IL has been let run as long possible in order
comocate all hands. waiting. until Miners ana r., az
could dispose OF t,eir Truca: butt now must be r
or YOU MI expect 10 find him Won with sbs~n
>'IcA- 47t A BRITAIN
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INVESTED - roLLows

S225,5oo IS
LIABILITIES.
! s-SSes due and unpaid None
-'SNeS 1iJusted. not due. and unpaid s5.~ia 90
@>' "'>JeN'ed SEQ 90
3 u. A. + ATRCHTLD. Agent Mineral p,,i-. W..
- " i''ii' 1877. N-40-tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-09

BLACK HAWK CoLT, NORTH STAR.-Progress
is the watch-word of the times, and our recent
agricultural exhibitions have given ample testi,
monY to the fact, that the horsemen of this coun.
try are not disposed to rest satisfied with any
present excellence, but are untiring in their
praiseworthy efforts to elevate still higher the
standard Of that noble animal-the horse. In
this connection, we take especial pleasure in re-
commencing all those interested in the growth of
good horses for the road or the track to perusal
of the advertisement Of the celebrated stallion,
North Star. For symmetry, speed, bottom, and
all those properties which, when combined, make
the perfect animal, North Star holds, deservedly,
high rank He has shown indications of great
speed, having trotted his mile over the Union
Track, Long Island, in two minutes forty eight
seconds, without tanning.
One of North Stars colts, owned by John G..
Ripley, Esq, of this city, obtained the premium
at the great horse exhibition in Boston, and also
the first premium of the Worcester County Apri-
cultural Society, at its last annual fair. lie has
many colts in this city and vicinity, which give
great promise of future excellence. The proprie-
tor, Charles b. Pratt, IS gentleman we'll and ia.
vorably known throughout the State, and needs
no words Of commentator from US. See adver-
tisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-09

WASHINGTON News. = HIaSbiNgton, May Z.
Correspondence of the n. Y. Herald. Lord
Napier had long interview today with the
President, on the subject of the Dallas Clar-
endon treaty, which is said to have been of
very amicable and satisfactory character.
At Cabinet meeting today, our difficult
ties in New Grenada were discussed at great
length. 1t is rumored that the Cabinet are
quite unanimous in the necessity of adopting
the most energetic measures for redress, and
it is thought the government intend to take
early possession of the Transit route.
The mail contract with the Bremen and
Havre line OF steamers expires on the 10th of
June, and it is stated that the Postmaster
General has decided to reduce the large al
lowance hitherto granted to the former, the
steamers being rated as second class, and in
adequate for the service. Commodore Van
derbilt is here, and his proposal for mali
contract is said to be viewed favorably by the
department.
The orders issued by the last administra-
ton to employ the troops against the squatters
on the Delaware Reserve in Kanzas, was re-
voked by the War Department, in compliance
with the wishes of Gov. Walker.
l am eredibly informed that both the Next
can and Spanish ministers are in possession of
highly important news, TO the effect that the
difficulties which have existed for some time
between Spain and Mexico, will be amicably
adjusted, and that our government has been
informed Of the fact.
Nothing has been heard as yet from Col.
Ben McCulloch, as to whether he will accept
the governorship Of Utah.
The President is extremely anxious that he
should accept the position, and has written
him accordingly, urging him to do so.
The administration is constantly receiving
information, from credable sources, commu-
nicailng new ouirages committed by Brigham
Young and his deluded followers, and the
President is determined to send sufficient mil
itary force there to enforce the United States
laws and preserve order.
Peter g. Washington is said to be strongly
pressed for the appointment of Secretary to
Utah.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-09

Philharmonic NovELTY.-The Seven Slave
Ministries, from Alabama who are earning Their
freedom. by giving concerts, under the direc-
ton of their Northern friends, and financial
guarantees, will give one Of their Plantation
Soirees, as seen by their advertisement in anoth-
er.column, at Mechanics Hall, on Monday even.
ing next, The New York papers universally COM
mend their performances in that city. The
Springfield Republican says of their concert in
that city =
"They more than met the public expectation
as singers and players, and convulsed the audi.
ence by their genuine 'niggerisms.' There is nc
sham about them, except that five of the seven
have white blood in them, through the bleaching
process incident to the benign institution o.
which they are the offspring. 1t is worth quar-.
: ter of any mans money to hear one of them
whistle. Their songs are fresh and effectively
given, and their enterprise is evidently great
hit. They will have no difficulty in singing their
bodies out of slavery"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-09

THEATRICAL = WtlEinson's Benefit Monday
BUening. many friends Of Charley Wilkin.
son, and lovers of the drama, generally, will no.
tice, with pleasure, that his benefit will come of
Monday evening, in which he will appear in four
pieces, viz =" Katharine and Petrucio,'' "My
Precious Betsy" Kings Gardner" and "Cou-
sin joe" 1t is a magnificent bill, and we trustit
will be properly appreciated in thenumbers which
shall throng to witness it. If any of our friends
have weak sides, they had better stay at home, or
get them insured before they go.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-09

MORE ATTRAoTloNs.-Pau Julien, the cele.
brated yiolnist, proposes, in the course of week
or ten days. to visit this city, with the finest mu-
steal company that ever went out of New York,
and to give a concert here. The company con-
sists of Paul Julien, Miss Anna Vail, the favor
lite young American Prima Donna, who has won
such favor in New York, Philadelphia, &C.,
Signor Brignoli. the great tenor of the Italian
Opera in New York, signor Amodio, the great
baritone and universal favorite, and Herr Schrein-
er, talented pianist and composer. Farther no.
tice will be given of the time and place of the
concert.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-09
Alpine HniF Balm.
Eoh RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL


Warranted to Cure Badness scurf DnndruG Itching
and all diseases OF the Skin This Balm gives the scap
new and healthy aeton restores the coorine matter 10
the roots of the Hair which passes through the Hair and
gives 1t natural color without the use o. Hair DYE
Hundreds of prs paratious have been introduced pre-
tendns 10 preserve the Hair and keep it from falling of
composed OF Oils Alcohol and ct er deleerions m ateTias
and all to no use Hair Dyes have been introduced that
40 not give the air color besides being trouble
some TO use. This Balm is not Dye. Knowing that a
preparation was needtd to do what was required for he
HAIR; the proprietor il duced to pertinent until he
could obtain artie that would be he exact remedy
ana after seven years trial he has perfected this Balm
Ill soothing and em0lient aays a irritation of the
scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome itching II
cures Dandruh and Souri, and when the Hair turned
gray VIII bring it back to its original color be Black
Brown or Auburn 1t makes the hair soft and ssy-
prevents the Hair from falling Off as will be seer nan
using this Balm for only few days-fe viii be civ h
the roots Of the Hair, and growth viii sooon anne p
Sro@tn aoes not take place the end of the Hair viii
pe seen ln persons VINO have their Hair dyed If yo ex
anime mar that has been cOorcd for week Won will nd
towards the roots that the hair has come out bece
IL is necessary to have the fluid at the roots az he hair
heany, ths the whole hair may be natural color Facb
.l Ias r0ot IN me skin and is of itself hollow gray
tube through which there constant eircuation he
pigment from the root When this pigment or coorino
matter ales out, leaves the hair hollow and II becomes
gray 10 invent Balm that would produce ttis nirt
as pe the s'uay OIL the proprietor The discovery Of
tne Alpine Halr Balm will do it. It will bring Inc ls{L n
It's natural color by making anew the colorine rosttt IN
the roots OF the hair iiA'''el ~
It's mistaken notion that oil or grease viii o.. a.,
n 4n, o. nothng can De more injurious. The Alpine
HAIR Balm VIII restore the skin and save tbe bair If
those who have been sick with fever or anv Ii "a
Prepared by @ A. P MASON, Providence. II.
For sale by all Druggists. ~ l.
D, Pr ES & co so MIX street 9oeto -, NJ,
sale Agent Tor the United States and Csna4 9 "iioie
Agent in Worcester, j. O. HILL Mecharic:, M,
Geo R. Spur ,20l Man street; Charles sib iao
street. se - l4o MAN
oon j29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-09

A QUEER GUEST AT THE ST. NIoHoLAs.-
Tyler Wedge, an insane pauper Of Amherst,
Mass, being DESTROYS of visiting some of his
friends in Western New York, was supplied
with funds, by the liberality of a few individ-
uals, and started on his travels. In few
days he was returned by the Allnshouse Gov
ernors of New York city, with a spicy letter
to the Selectmen, the Governors believing
that he had been purposely sent away to get
rid of him. Wedge, instead of going to West
ern New York; made directly for the city of
Gotham, where he took rooms at the st. Mich
olas. His pecuharities soon showed his true
character, and he was returned.-N. Y. Eve-
MING Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-09
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JARES CLARKE's


CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir james Clarke, NJ
D. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invalu
able Medicine is unfang in the OF all those painful
and dangerous diseases incident to the Female constu
ton
It moderates all excess removes all distractions and
brings the monthly period with regularity These Pills
should be used two three previous to con6ne.
ment they orify the constitution and lessen the suffer-
ing during labor enabling the mother TO perform her du
ties with safety to herself and child.
These Pills should not be taken By females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as
hsg 10 bring on Miscarriage, bat at any
other time they safe.
In all cases of Nervous Spinal Affections pain in
the Back and Limbs Heaviness, Fatigue Slight Exer
lion, Papitation of the Heart Lownes OF Spirits Hys
eric Sick Headache, Whites all the painful diseases
occasoned by disordered system, these Pills will effect
cure when all other have failed and although
any other mineral
Full directions accompanying each package Price in
the United States and Canada, One Dollar.
Sole Agents for this country,
I. G. BALDWIN & Co. Rochester. N Y
FUTILE d MOSES, Auburn, N. Y, GENERAL AGENTS.
N B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorized Agent will insure bottle of the Pills by return
mail
For sale by BURR, FOSTER, 4 CO., No. Cornbill.
Boston, by Bush 3 Co., wholesale and retail agents
and by Druggists generally daw3m mch6
Mothers, Mothers. Mothers. AN OLD
NURSE FOR CHILDREN.-Don't fail to procure Mrs
Winslows Soothing Syrup for Children Teetbing 1t has
equal on Earth. No mother who hrs tried Mrs Wins
lows SOOTHING SYRUP for Children will ever consent 10
let her child pass through the distressing and critical pe
Rod Of teehng without the aid Of this Invaluable prep
aration II life and health can be estimated by dollars
and cents, 1t Is worth its weight in gold.
Millions Of Bottles If Mrs. Winslows Scoring SYRUP
are sold every year in the United States.
PRICE ONLY rs GENTS A BOTTLE.
Sold at proprietor's prices by NJ. B. GREEN & CO.,
GEO. r. sPURR, and Druggists generally.
ap21 d&w6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-09

AFEARPUL LEAP.-The Niagara Falls Gazette
says that on Saturday evening Mrs. Flynn, wife
OF labOrer, jumped over the bank of the Mag
ara River, just below the Hydraulic Canal. She
apparently struck in the top Of tree after de-
scent Of about one hundred feet, and fell from
there to the bottom. When she left her home
she kissed her children, babe them goodbye, and
told them to inform Mr. Flynn that he would sec
her no more. When found, she was sitting very
eomposedly, cogitating, doubtless, on, the uncer-
tainty Of human calculations, especially when
predicated on untried experiments. She was
considerably bruised and scratched but not much
more than frequently happens in an ordinary
shindy Intoxieation has been assigned as the
cause Of the act, but this is uncertain.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-09

A VALUABLE SprRIr-Mr C. w. Cath
cart writes to the Spiritual Telegraph, from
Laporte county. Ind. detailing the following
instance Of power. He says
"During the last harvest. a whirlwind
blew off the straw hat of one of my hands.
My attention was attracted towards it. as,
seated On my reaping machine, 1 rounded
the corner next to him. The hat was forty
rods OH, and should think nearly, if not 500
feet high. called, in loud voice, king
(the familiar name of our presiding spirit
bring that man his hat The man INSTANTLY
stopped perfectly STILL He was so surprised,
that he did not shut his fingers upon it when
it fell TO the ground, on his feet; and he
picked it up without moving an inch from his
position, which he had held immovably from
the time called. The man was no spirtu-
alist, l called out without reflection, and
can only say that l did not do so wantonly
This curious affair was witnessed by at least
eight sedate witnesses, but few of whom were
crazy spintualists.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-09

" Paul Pry," the Boston correspondent of the
Worcester Spy, calls, g Goodwin of Lowell, Gard
ner's most AFFECT lickspittle" The files Of this
paper show him in an altogether different charac-
ter.-LotOeH Courier.
In what character, in that respect, do the files
of his present paper exhibit him We have given
brother Goodwin the credit of doing the right
thing on the matter of the legislative report on
the bred Scott decision. Let him continue to
show the same manliness and devotion to the right
onaother matters.