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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

ton for against the approval OF this act and the
ballots 50 cast shall be eanvssse and returned IL the
same manner the votes cast for officers are r.
fCeu ey law 70 be eauvassed and te Seeretary OF e
snal IlnlsdIateiy. the completion 81 saiG canvass
publish statement of tse result thereof II the ohic
state paper and shall communicate the same 10 the next
legislature at the commencement OF lts session anu ne
shall sise deliver the State Treasurer eeFtea copy
of this act If the same shall have approved, and
statement ri the canvas 81 votes upon THIS
sulject, Immediately after the completion OF SAID can
vas Approved May y. iaae
H. W. 5D-N -. secretary O state.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26
NOTICE.

4 IL persons hereby forbidden from Mining or
! respsssing IN any manner on the n J.. half \.
W. quarter, at the y. +. quarter Of Section Town
Range ? Also adjoining in y V. quarter u
$ f. quarter of Section Town D Range > IN the town
OF ilisleis under tl4e penalties Of the law.
FRANCIS HAGG-A DANIEL
Linden, April ., 1855. I4-sm-
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TURNING SHOP

AFING now completed all The necessary Machine J
for She pose the subscriber prepared do
kinds Of Turning the shortest notIce sd
reasonable terms, at his sbou Chestnut street
rods north from Milt0n's. JOHN CIOWNFY
MineralPoint, Sept.I, 1856 35tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26
BRICK! BRICK.

stiE subscriber having established tile Iaarufa cfrs
i Of BRICK on the line of The Mineral Point Rail
Road, mile south OF this city, would the eiti-
zrrs ot taianlHe Darlington, and Mineral Point that
DE can supply them with good quality Of Brick
building other purposes be procured in the
west, which DIE As prepared 10 sell Oh easonahs
terms Persons desiring to purchase viii
give him a call J. q. CAUDIE-
Mineral Point, May 10Th, 1855 Iu
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CA~m TOIt NIENAT.

lU,0UO forwhieb the ighest Market price = i! 10
'aid il cash, delivery
CNHR,S WARE HHTST
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STATE or WI C0SSEN.
Bank Cosnpgre.ler'- oniCC

TTHE WISCONSIN BANK al A4uereI f.=r. 5- =
STATE having reiia4aished business ana E.r-sfs5
b tt's e=se >-n 81 money Sufficient tc -ess--- 81
colstausine-i li-cu 5gtus- uct-s 49,
Naia~ i e--t rc hereby given. lat alt the eus5sl-
n-- nCses Of said bank sl sr,iernas +,
l-1- ea l-ese7.arinn at tais a7ics- WI y DENNIS.
As-st-t a-a1t- Bank Comparable.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26

The owner said he would willingly give ten dollars 70
have It removed bat thought ii could not be done I
Nouu recommend every family 10 keep TINS valuable
PREPARATION on hand. Farmers and others having
horses ana cattle woaid frequently experience great
a0fau-sse rom so doing BENJAMiS ttBDLE-
Near Melmore, Ohio.
This certihes that my suffered great deal with
fToZef e about fifteen years tried thing that
se5p calculated 70 afford relief without benefit until
At 80 made of ]. J. -. Johns Aiuiment. few ap-
Nj K04eHEsyHLE, ono ELIAS TwIGGs.
EoTEe Cured CT q Fr5ghtful Wound This cert.
hes thas my horse fell and ran harrown0th through
hss lee. feared it would ruin him. applied ST. Johns
Imminent and a perfect cure Was s1ou ef!ectest-
MI r. BUfNE, Tliin, Ohio.
Windgalls and Severe Gut had a horse that
had large wind gal7pou each hiIsu bout years.
made use Of many t ngs 70 remove them without
cess finally applied st Johns LfniEnent three times
week for about three months bathed very thorough
and after each application heated in tie Lunent
With hos shovel until dry. 4 thorough cure was 81
no indication OF their returning upon occasion
let ny p, iGches
IA Length and o. inch IN deptb W. ted the wound
a soon as pc~sl'e- and bat1td with the llulent- By
which 4 very rapid cure was Effected.
J. McNEEN. Watson Station. Ohio.
Lump removed from a Horse and Lameness
Cured-Mr. John BEARD. Tfin. Ohio, had a horse
with "a lump upon has about the size hens egg
He finally became lame that he cou'd be used
and was scarcely aue 10 Wiz Ny L.niuelt was aD-
Piled and soon removed the lamp and effected tho
rough
sold by an MEDICINE Dealers. who viii furnish st.
Johns AlrGe1sc- gratis I. - 81 JHls o.. Ei{fin
C5tv. o. Gruerai Agen.s Tor the Western States.
Ageuts-R Delos Pulford. Mineral Point. J. q CIart
Avoca; B. Frank Thomas. D1dzevffle: D. U{n<5afa
Linden; Gootseu Little. Highland. Cau on TIE
Agents and procure 81 Almanac r5-fv
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26

DERFUMERN, Fancy and Toilet articles. HARRISON
Perfumery, Lyons FEa tharion. Delights Spanish us
traI, &een Fun, Bay Rum, Eau de Cologne, Oils
'ooth Powders, OLD Brown Windsor Soap, White DO
sncy do, Shaving Cream ream of Soap and hundred
others 81 s. +. FIFIAN'S.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26
MEDICINAL.
! Disorders 80 Liver Comnlaint-.

Dz"sETsrsST TEE IsrERIoR. }
W>sHIeGToS. -. G. : seb.. 1856
SIR. nsel yos.f Pills isi my general ard hospital
!uaie .lelt ami cannot hesitate TO
say ry Tho BEST CattlrtiC employ. Their Tegl-
i the ii5r quick and decided. consequent
Is they admirable remedy Tor Heterogeneous 81 tat
fafset have --siom f1liis ease OF ooUS us
al-s-5..- Tat sd ra.iiiy weld 90 them
Ls- .4f4.-i.. v,s-rs sFBEZ9 BALL. NJ D,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26
MEDICINAL.
DIR. R0BACb IS
BLOOD PURIFIER & BLOOD PILLS.
DISEASE YANQUISHED
DR.. Roback-s Scandinavian Remedies.

4 FTER YEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERIMENT,
~ Dr. Robaek the eminent Swedish Physician sue
ceeded producing medicine from twenty fer
ent species Of ountan herbs of his land which
acts directly upon she Of disease the blood
by restoring the fountain of life to condition
of health au1 purity expels disease system
wherever may be located whatever may be its char
acter. Indigestion complaints, epileptc and
other fits, coughs, consumption in It's early stages sore
throat, bronchitis, fever and agu asthma low spirits
sexual neapacity, feminine weakness, pricking the
skin, ymptomatic of paralysis, rheumatism neuralgia
tuunor. cancer diabetes iasiude and debility diarrhea
and all other disorders Of the orgs of respiration the
liver the Kidneys the stomach the nerves or the mus
cular FIBER unerringy by this preparation Il
Aror5i seed disease hat an aa
is to acid it neutraiizes them with absolute
t while at the time il regulates the see-etions
obtructions from the bowels, appetite
bodily vgor, and regenerates every animal func-
ton. Such is the nature, such the effects Of Dr. Ro
backs famous scandinavian Blood Purifier, which, if
taken 10 conjunction with his Scand navan Blood Pills
will only obliterae the most painful disease, bat
prevent recurrence and engthen life beyond the
ordinary span.
In the SCANDINAYIAN VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS
Robac presents the result Of twenty years Of expe
ce hard study and experiment 70 what perfect
pill should be. No doubt their periority after
one single trial Price of the scandinavian Blood Puri
fer 81 per bottle. or s. per ha-dozen; Scandinavian
Blood Pills, p cents per box, five for 81.
PERU, Miami county, Ind, Aug J. 1857.
DR.. c. V. EoBACk 1 have received much benefit
from your scandinavian Blood Purifier Blood Pills.
that have thought it my duty, and it less my in
clination, give you plain statement of my
was for years afflicted comfort
efficiency business dyspepsia To reeapit1late all the
soealled remedies which have used TO rid myself Of
this disease would indeed make melancholy catalogue.
also consulted with the best physicians could heac
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Flour, Hams and B aeon,
! q & L ELAN @ A l. l. L !
PROFESSOR aIOFFETT.

been taAlnE thorough lessons "a ne Et "oud re-
sectuIls inform citizens o. Mineral Point and vicin
iEy that lie has opened 6ne
AnbroiyPe. Photograph and Daguerrean Gallery,
invtes the citizens 70 his fine specimens
81 the which srpass beauty and correctness.
The Anros4ues are most beautiful n clsarHss, richness
and deiieacv tuas ana nave several advantages the
Dsguerreo types They be taken IN one fourth the
sitting they reversed have glare of light;
they warranted reTer fade They are all the
now in the cities. All thsn are charmed With
their beauty ami clearaess Come come all ancgive
call Instructions given I'd the art good terms
have hand fine gold loekes cheap Tor cash al kinds
of fancy and frames Children taken second
Rooms opposite Post 0tsce.
EST c +. G0FFETT, Artist
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26
FREIGHr NoTICE-,4. p. II. r.

IL Freight for shipment viii have 10 be delivered
~ at the Freight Station by II o'clock NJ requr-
ed 10 heshPpea the day. Freight received
ter t. @ clock r
~! JAS WILKINS. Freight Agent.
NEW YEAR AND NEW REGULATIONS.
IL persons are hereby notified not TO chop or haul
any wood Of any description from any the lance
belonging to Geo Goicthorp All persons owning Teams
wall be held respOnsb le for Trespass the full amount
Oh what they may haul whet her il be for fencing
WOOD Those who have been cutting for fencing build
tn are saosied 70 come forward and aettie withoutde
lay.
Further notice. All are raising mineral
hed not 10 take It from the ground until il is weighed
10y regular sneter, said sneIter win be held
spOusIble for all the rent.
GEO. GOLDTu0RP.
Lost Grove, January :, 1888. n3-tf.
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EOLLINGSHEADS
Mineral Point Book Store
I s & ENJOYED
AMERICAN EIPRESs COMPANY

To the Brick Store, next door to the Post once
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- IL III o " a Il
And a aew and larger Stock Of
STOVE, IAIDWA ARR,
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware.

- - - y Il. - E2-sES ~ A4GA[s,
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware.
r CORNISH has removed his store from his old stand
4. the building recently occupied By Joseph Gun
ay nearly opposite the County Buildings. Highest, and
has received ana offers for sale large stock Of
goods ia his line which he invites attention tie
lie keeps on hand Al all times a fan assortment OF
TIN, COPPER AND sEEET-IRoS WARE.
and viii 8nuF4ctare 70 order any article in that lize
y the BEST of workuen, he feels warranted ia assuring
very best style. bota for beauty and durability
Particular attention viii be IaiI orders from a
1~Eesirrg done on the shortest notice and in good
shelf Hardware. c"uery. Nc.
KNIVES AMI Forks, Cu-rs combs,
Brittaaia Ware, d3rse Cards,
Caa-e Mills. Bed Cords,
Tin and Japanea Ware, brushes Of every Kind,
Brass Kettles. Axes ara HeIves,
EnenieIed Kettles Hammers OF all kinds,
sad Iron Nails &c- &c.
Cooking, Farior and 8ax stoves.
complete assortment at al times on hand anon
Which VIII be found ttse following itvorls patterns:
ELEVATED OVENS.
wisconsin, Governor. Forest Queen,
Young America, National, &c.
Charter Oak. 5Iayaower, The Buck.
Black Diamond, Challenge, &c
Eastern, New England.
1ssi-, *, a..
$a5iau. Boston
v.-tariae, r4liorcook, &c.
H0x STOVES
5i.aaaa, 5'-'a &. &c.
4 General Invitation
Ny ola customers invited TO call IN whenever they
neeo anything in iny line, and any person DESTROYS
Mineral Point Oct, 1855. : 00i'> 46 Of
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26

I consider st.
Johns Eminent
far superior 70 any
medicine for the
same purpose I
have ever known,
either for man or
beast. IL removed
a lump about as
large dis nay double
Est, Of six weeks
standing from n
neighbours horse
II was supposed 70
have been pro-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26

JOHN S. DEMCTH
From the Rev. Mr. NcSIULLEN, Iastor Of Roberts
Chapel: INDIANAPOLIS, Oc+. 5. 1897.
DR.. .. ". RoDACK-Dear Sir. have used your Blood
Purifier for nervous Affection from which have suf
ered much times. While it pleasant the taste it
certainly has happy effect upon the Please
cept nay thanks for your kind regards and acts and be-
Ieve me, Yours,
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PROF o. J. WOOD & Co. Gents. Having realized
the good effects Of your Hair restorative, wish 70
state, that finding my hair growing thin, as well
gray I was induced from what read and heard try
the article posPared by you, 10 promote is growth and
change its color it in youth both Of which IL
has sf eted completely. In the operation have used
nearly three bottles. Yours @e.,
JAMES FRANCIS.
o. J. WOOD & Co. rropretors, 3l2 Broadway, New
York, Gin the great y Y Wire Failing Establish
ment,) add ia Market Street, 81, Louis, 80.
And sold by all good druggists. Also by z. .. Pull
ford Mineral Point, wis.-No- 81, july 5n.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26
NIORE TnAN 5OO,OOO BOTTI

~ The HAIR--People have for centuries been e.
icted with bald heads, and the only remedy, hereto
fore known has been those a5ominabe wigs. BY a
discovery of Professor Wood these articles are
being dispensed with. but great many persons
still patronizc them, because they have been often
imposed upon by Hair TONES of different kinds. To
ali such persons we earnestly made the request that
they viii try again, for in Woods Restorative
there IS such thing fail We know of lady
who was bald. who used the article short time and
het head is covered completely with the liniest
and most beautiful curs Imaginable We know OF nu-
merous cases where hair rapidly falling out which
restored greater perfection than it had been
before.
Il also without doubt OF the best articles Cor
keeping the hair condition, m1kiugit soft and
os~v removing dauGrud. and has proved itself the
greatest enemy to all The ills the hair j. heir to.
1t is the duty of ever to improve their person
al appearance though may differ in regard TO the
wavs doing it; but every will admit that beau
tful head of hair, either in woman, Is OBJ
ject much De ,Iesired and there that
should be untried obtain such consideration.
T u 0zaos -4deocats, Philadelphia.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26

Ny ola customers Invited TO call IN whenever they
neeo ANYTHING in luy line and any person DESTROYS
safe r. CORNISH
mineral Point. oct, 1876 4Gtf
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PRoPRIEToRS,
Q Z n 2 CoNEENANoE "a NIoNEN

4 L-N fNGTeE, FARGO 4 co
eIi ane Is West Seneca
$1,000. IL o. : 1.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-10

the sacred cause of their conntry's In
dependence, as men, have never been
excelled either in ancient or modern
days. Is it surprising then that this
Hall, the witness of that "Union" which
constitutes the glory of the present age,
is held dear to all friends of national
Freedom? The building is of brick, two
stories high, surmounted by a cupola.
1t is now occupied as an auction mart.
In edition to the above few relics, the
reader will find many others together
with much valuable information respec-
ting the early settlement and history OF
the city,in The Annals ofPhiladelphia,
by J. F. Watson, to which I am indeb-
ted for the statistics contained in my
letter.. Yours truly, >. X. T.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-10

City are the largest and most thrifty looking
As general thing they are decidedly zone
horse towns farm appears semi-occasion-
ally, generally with old diIapidated log build
ings-a most decided contrast to the farms
along the Mississippi, in Iowa and Illinois.
But Unjust forbsar comments till my next
Our steamer is now lying at Parkville Kansas
unloading quantity of freight. I shall be at
my present destination tomorrow morning so
look for Kansas matters in my next.
Yours &c. RAMBLER.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-10
MEMORY.
BY WIN. N. PRlEp.

Stand on funeral mound,
Far, far from all that love thee,
With a barren heath around
And Cypress bower ubove thee.
And think, while the sad mind frets,
And the night in cold gloom closes,
or spring and springs sweet violets,
OF summer and summer roses.
Sleep where the thunders fly
Across the tossing billow,
Thy canopy the sky.
And the lonely deck thy pillow.
And dream, when the chill sea foam
In mockery dashes DER thee,
or the cheerful hearth, and the quiet home,
And the kiss OF her that bore thee.
Watch in the deepest cell
or she foeman's dungeon tower,
Till hopes most cherished spell
Has lost its cheering power;
And sing while the CALLING chain
On every stiff limb freezes,
OF the hnntsnan hurrying over the plain,
OF the breath Of the mountain breexes.
Talk Of the mnstrels lutte,
And the warriors high endeavor,
And the honeyed lips now mute,
And the strong arm crushed forever;
Look back to the summer sun
From the mist of dark December;
Then say to the broken hearted one,
"'Tis pleasant to remember"
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To CLEAN GLAss--Common news
paper is one of the best articles. The
chemical operation Of some ingredient
of the printing ink gives beautiful
polish. Slightly moisten piece, roll it
up and rub the glass then take dry,
soft piece and repeat the process, and
no lint viii remain.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-10

~ A rich man once complained, in
a coffee house, that he had three daugh-
tiers, to whom he would give ten thou.
sand dollars each, and yet that he could
find nobody to marry them. Said an
Irishman who was present, "Pll take
t,co of them
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EPEGRAM.
lovesck young pair who had only dollar
To pay to the priest for a eonjugsl collar,
Were told by the parson, 4" his regular fee,
For marrying people, was always av;'
"Nay them" quoth the swain, 'good parssn, come
dollar I'm sure, ought to marry Some;
IT'S all have got; you take it you know,
And marry as far the money will gol"
f Boston Post.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-10

A writer in the ST. Louis Republican,
who resided among the Mormons in
Utah, estimates their number at IS 900
or $4,000. Salt Lake city contains from
IL 900 to Is, 900 inhabitants.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-10

Flsi tsau}is BIy5er and Hdjr Dresser. From tong
experience the he taters himself that he can
render entire satisfaction to all who favor him with their
patronage Shop under Lyman Bones shoe stor e,
corner Of Main street and Market square
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DR. FpWARD RAWSON

n tssriist pays paJticlG- attention to obstetrics,
ut Diseases OF Females and Children. Refers to Drs.
Sla1 ami slorHa, Chicago; q. L. Levanway, NJ. D.,
Cheago. Oice Main street, first door north OF Aon<
.5 Caupber5 residence. Once hours from ) to 10 A.
NJ aud TO % =. NJ
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sTARKyYEATHER s. co..
ADAM DICK.

4riCs, Medicines, OjtS Paints, PerfiDlery Fancy Ar
tt-t all kinds Ok Patent Medicines, aud excellent
-s'Tunent OF every article kept in establishments Of
tG character. Corner of Main aud Wisconsin streets