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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-15
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.

In all diseases Inflammation less predoaiaates
allay inflammation strikes At the very root Of dis
ease-heuce immediate cure
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and nothing else will aila Inflammation and make
a certain
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
viii the following among great catalogue Of dis
Burns, Scds Cuts Clsttes, Sore Nipples, Corus,
Buios Bruises, Strains Bites Poison Cilblaius Biles
scrofla Ulcers, Fever Sores, Gout Scrouia Ulcers, Re
Sores Felons, Ear Ache Piles Eyes Goat Swell
lingS Rheumatism, Scad Head, Salt RheunI. Badness
Eryspeas, Rngworm BARRIERS Iteh Small PoN, Measles
Rash, &c,
To it may appear increulous that many dis
cases. should be reached by article such idea will
vanish when rejection points the TACT that the save
is a combination Of ingredients each aud every a
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In its effects magical because the time short be-
tween disease and permanent cure: and i. is
tor it draws all diseases Of the effected part e;v
ing perfect before the injury. It scarcely
necessary to say that house, Workshop nlanufac
tory should be moment y aout il.
No Pain Extractor is genuine unless the box has upon
ley, Manufacturer
For sale 10y all the principal Druggists and patent med
iciuc dealers throughout the United Camads
Principal Depot
loo Chamber. street. New York.
c. +. CHACE.
Il D. PCLFOI;D, agent. l4-1y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-15
WILLIAM T. HENRY, Clerk.


To prscjdc far construction, Of Side poM on tk
north sfe u Doty street. Strong and others idaton
The Common Council Of the City of Mineral Point do
oTtlaIu 5 follows.
SEC / The Of the lots the north of Dofy
Strong Others Addition said city that
part thereof extending from Ridge street,
in said addition, hereby required to side
walks opposite TO their respective lots said sidewalks
be built Of two inch plank laid length ways, to be At
least three feet wide and to be laid sleepes four feet
apart. The owner owners of any OF said lots who
shall neglect refuse to aid walks for
werty days after the publication of this Ordinance FOR
three successive weeks in the official paper, shall be sub
ject penalty fse dollars for each and every days
continuance of such refusal neglect together with
the osts prosecution, and snail stand committed 10
the jail Of Iowa county until said hne ana costs
paid, cr he Is otherwise discharged by law.
. This Ordinance shall take etet and be IN force
JOHN CLOWNEY, Mayor.
Attest: NILLIAM T. HENRY, Clerk
william T. Henry Clerk Of the City Of Mineral Point.
do that the above and foregoing Ordinance
was passed BIZ Common Council OF said city the
ith dav of June 1855 all the Alderman being present
and voting the same.
sv,s3 WILLIAM T. HENRY, CLERK.
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4 Railroad Train at Sea.
Oh ONO Il 81. RAILROAD. !
" est OF Hinceuaes, June 2,


Oh, crossing the bridge of the Ohio & Missis
sippi Railroad, at Vineennes, the traveller west
ward witnesses a novel sigue in TallroadIpg.-
Before BIN is a lake the Wabash Valley over
flowed over SIX miles wide, and longer than the
eye can reach. Across this the train runs
trestle work th.. sticks out just four Inch
es above the top of the water. Nothing IS seen
on Its broad surface these two iron rails,
around which the waters eddy and whirl, and
dash madly against the slender frame, which
seems 10 tremble under their force. All over
the lake are wlirling eddies, carrying big trees
and drift round and round and found. These
soon make your head swim, and you feel that
the trestle work Is certainly moving; the bot
tom seems to be undermined and moving,
while the top Is topping over against the cur
rent, and you expect every moment to hear the
splash of the whole train going down into the
sea But it don't 60, and there is no danger,
frIghttul as IL looks. But come to q place
that really seems fearful. We are in the middle
OF the lake 1t Is just twilight. Almost oct of
sight OF land-nothing but waste OF waters on
every side OF that long, solitary railway train;
we leave the straight line, and 20 curving south
ward Ike snakes track Why Simply be-
cause the flood has carried the trestle work
( away from Its straight course, and left 1t in 4
zig-zag line, land half upset at that some dis
lance below where ii originally stood.
So badly upset was this trestle work that in
some places the rail on one side was two feet
lower than on the other. and it seemed as tho
+ 1t wanted only the weight Of the train 10 throw
/ 1t entirely down. The loSerrail had, however,
1 heea taken up, and timbers placed on that side
to bring IT up high, and in some cases little
higher than the other 10 throw most OF the
weight on the upper side. 1t was also braced
up aud stayed a. well a could be done Ill the
present state of the flood.
On this half overturned, racked aad tottlish
/ looking trestle work, our train crept cautiously
along A railroad tain out at sea, with iron
Z enough about II to anchor it safely at the bot
tom, and creeping along a shakv tresUie work
that the engineer IS afraid 10 jar Tor fear lie may
Jar it down
Workmen are busy now in bracing up and
streL gthenIBg this part OF the road. and before
my letter reaches you it viii no doubt he per-
fectly safe. The damage 20 the road by the
flood is much greater than had supposed. and
the officers have had great difficulties to sur
| mount, in making these repairs--one of which
| was that men could hardly be obtained 20 work
in this lake for any price, because the Wabash
overflow Is regarded 5 unhealthy water
The novelty OF going to sea in railroad train
| Is worth the ride from Cincinnati TO ST. Louis
and as the road Is now we'll repaired that the
trip can be made in perfect safety, / would adj
wise those coming West 10 take this route In or
der to enjoy sight that they may never Aay,
an opportunity Of witnessing again.
F'pNI-vD
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-15
L: WILLIAM T HENRY, Clerk.
ORDINANCE NO. IL.

ordaiu : follows
SEC. l. Any person who shah lis barge any firearms
who shall burn discharge any Chinese crackers OF
other works, in upon any Stf alley
city upon premises not III hss her possession
shall be subject 10 penalty Of not isss than
than five dollars Tor each and even, offence
SEC = In of the ath any nal within the
corpor te limits OF said city, except such siaugh
tered and used for too shall be the duty Of the owner
possessor to bury such dead ANIMAL the
at least forty rods beyond the corporate limits
said city, within twelve hours after death
SIC 8. No person shall expose tainted meat fish, or
any pGtrid unwholesonae snbtance garbs-e filth IN
any street alley, in any other place within the
corporate limits OF said city where II my become
offensive prelwsllcial to the public health.
SIC. l. No pools OF stagnant shall suffered TO
remain upon the premises Of any person for ger ps
Rod than three days between the first day NAV and the
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-15
ORDINANCE No. Ii.
Retafiarts OJstrH,

Relating 4 OJsfruefoHs to Streets and SIDE Halss-
The Common Council OF The City OF Mineral Point Go
ordaia a. follows;
SIC J. No sign awning hitchiHe post or door step,
shall be placed in the public streets
Il. =. No shed awning shall project beyond the
;fslk or be less tIan height in the clear
SIC 3 No bench box barrel bale, goods rn-rcia ndize
shall be suffered cucumber the streets or Sidewalks
longer than tentyfour hours and then only for The
purpose unpaeking such goods and no goods or neT-
elevation than seven feet in the clear
go. J. No wagon, sleigh, other vehicle and 40 fire.
a longer period than twenty -four hours
,. The foregoing provisions sht extend ana sr-
ls following streets only, viz: High street, from
Ridge street to Commerce street Chestnut street. FROM
Ifstu and others Addition jay street: Commerce
street from Mineral Alley tie Rail-Eo.d Depot
grounds Hoard street from the old Brewery 10 Com
r. Ridge street: street. strong and hers add
ton. from the south end thereof u Madison street
-ant street in Irwin and others Addition from The
street Irwin aud others Addition from Firth street
tie north end thereoG-Provided that in no other
p lion city shall such distractions occupy
than one-thi1 OF tie available width of tie street.
SEy6 No Fence shall De- permitted To eHeio zach upon
any street or alley within the corporate limits
SEQ :. For The purpose Of erecting repair ing build
ue- ouls ouehaf Of the width 81 tise street may be
used for tepositiuz buiinE Materials except when
pairs rre-Ji-ils ia progress simultaneously upon
opposite sides OF the street within hii5 feet OF zach
other measuring Iensthwise of the street in which
eas eash party may oceupy and u5e 'te-i hirl o. ih;
pstlir aud all building materials
av as soon a practicable after the completion OF The
SEC : All cellars having outlets upon the sidewalks
WITH -Gisrlst which shall
be kept in good repair. aud sept closed after dark ana
Il ala times when noi in use.
g Tie. occupants OF premises shalt he held liable
IN front of their respective premises,
caused IS the ac's "f thci- agents OF servants.
SIC. 10. ANY person persons who shah violate
ot the provisions of this Ordinance. who shall
peut any distinctions 10 the streets side-walks
in sal city. riry 10 the foregoing rules and re.ula
tios shall, upon conviction thereof in addition the
expense Of renewing the Same" BE- subject penalty ~
two d Jars or each and every offence. and additional
rhereef oreh~r ,sfh the costs 81 I[secrti1n and
shall stand committed 70 the til coun-
~ until the Is paid, he is otherwise discharged
BY law.
JOHN CLOWNEY, Mayor.
Attest: WILLIAM T. HENRY, Clerk.
J. William T. Henry Clerk Of the City M1ers Point
DO hereby certify that the above and fofego
passed bv thc Common Council said cit, on
4t day Of jane ISjS. all the tIIeIuen being presrn.
and citing FOR The
WILLIAM T. HENRY Clerk
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-15

~ The RicLlaud County 0jserrer thinks
Hon Moses u Strong Of ills city, desires 70 be-
come a candidate for Congress At the next cleo
ton in this District. We can hardly believe
that such is the fact. re know Mr. Strong isa
bold and determined politician, aud perhaps
has Congressional aspirations. bat We hardly
think him 50 presumptuous as to desire to be
come a candidate for Congress IA tbs District
n present Men who desire Office are generally
unwilling 10 become candidates where there i
1,,t the slightest show for success, and Mr. Strong
Is too we'll posted il political matters to enter
tain an idea that De could be elected s. tbat y
ice il tins Distrlst.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-15

DAMAGE TO THE RAELoADs.-The heavy rain
of Thursday evening quite destructive to
the railroads extending from this point.
On the Chicago St Paul and Fond du Lac
road the bridge at Clinton is gone. and the one
at Lawrence, the same that went off several
days ago, washed away. There are several
other small breaks. They have large force
repairing and viii soon be right again.
Towards Monroe. on the u. d NJ Railroad,
seventy-tive feet OF track has gone out. In
three or four other places the track IS damaged
more or less, but viii soon be in running order.
The Chicago and Gaiena and the Milwaukee
trains not having arrived, We concluded tina,
they have been equally for.unate.-JanesrWe
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-15

70 tit Million Prof Wood, Of st. Louis has, after
of deep study and uutrng research, succeeded in
presenting to the public article superior to any
use, aud indeed it i truly wonderful dscovcrywe
advert Hair Restorative only article has
been completely successful in cheating age OF his gray
locks removing dauIruf, itching, scrofuia Sc. 1t
stores the gray headed to than the rgnal beau
ty iustre to locks already luNuTiaut having
effect coarse hqrsh hair to render it glossy and
wayy fastens permanently hair that is loose falling
and 1nsny other qualities which viii become known
a used.
pride Of mankind is s gularly developed in the
keeping and arrangement Of the hair perhaps from the
that it is the only portion Of the human body that
train in any way choose how important
then having this portion left to care, that should
al The science has placed in hands to
render it beautiful and permanent. If you would have
beautiful hair glossy hair, hair with its natural color
elegantly preserved to extreme old age don't fail pur
chase Woods lair Restorative-Daiig Ioua State Ga=.
Sold by all respectable Druggists June
+. D. PCLFOED, Agent, Mineral Point.
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l. A y ID &c N CY
a bstra q" CO,

The undersigned have opened a set of Book. which
give plee and reliable history of every
in Iowa 1nty, embracing Deeds, Bonds Mortgages
Judgments, DEGREES AND all matters of Record affecting
the same.
They will furnish abstracts attend to the perfection
Titles the purchase and sale Of Lands the payment of
Taxes collection Of Rents and the drafting
other instruments; and will loan money and collect
crest for those desiring invest
Office up stairs, in John Ross stone building op-
posite the Eagle Saloon, High street Mineral Point
Wis. WM T HENRY
4Stf FRANCIS HENRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-15
DI SPEPSIA AND FITS.

DIR TRACY DELORME, THE GREAT cUREE OF
CONSUMPTION, was for seversl years badly afflicted
by Dyspepsia that for part time he confined
TO his bed He was eventually cured by prescription
furnished hia by young cairvoyant girl. This pre-
scription given by child while in state of trance
has cured everybody who has taken IT. never having fail
ed once II Is equally in Frs as OF DIS
FEFsA The ingredients Eay found any drug store
will send this valus le prescription any person on
the receipt OF one stamp to pay postage Address
Dr. TRACY pELoRME, GREAT CUREK OF CoxsuuPrIoS
4tws New York Post Office.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-15
WILLIAM T. HENRY, Clerk.
ORDINt nee No. 10.

Etrl the time ohea certain Ordinances
and To repeat the old DiAdge Cote Of Ordtnaroe..
The Common Council OF The City Of Mineral Point do
ordain follows:
SEC. /. Ordinances numbers 10 H. IL and H.
81 uue ? 1885, and Ordinance. numbers H. IS Is IL
Is, and TO- passed June 1855 shall take effect and be
in from and after their publications in tho official
paper Of the citv.
SIC All Sections and Chapters the General Code
Of Ordinances passed by the Board Trustees Of the
village of Mineral Point April = 1859 not heretofore =
peaed are hereby repealed
JOHN CLOWNEY, Mayor.
Attest: WILLIAM T. HENRY, Clerk
], William T. Henry, Clerk of the City of Mineral Point
do hereby certify that the above foregoing Ordinance
passed by the Common Council of said city tho
4h day Of June, 1858, all the Aldermen being present
and voting FOR the
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-15

ORDINANCE 40. 10.

fatiag TO the Prosecution If Suits far riofeoH u
Clfy OrdsscsCes and LaU5.
The Common Counei! OF The ci.y of Mineral Point,
ortaiu follows;
1. In all suits brou t ~ Hy Person FIR yio-
lation of aoy OF the laws pr..iiaasrs ct said civ
it shall appear upon the trial al same to the
officer before whom suit j. brought that same is
wiul, malicious and without probable cause. lac sa
render Judgment for the costs against the utltt bli-
ing such suit, aud issue execution therefor.
SEC. > Upon the filing Of any complaint far The vio-
latiou of any of the Ordinances lows it il
The defendant shall make aud lle affidavit with the
officer before whom such complaint i ra.g- stating that
compliant l. Nf ;.4IG made IS tl.osIt
probable before further proceedings had
such complain, such officer shall require the person
making the complaint to give security Tor The costs
SIC. 3. ON the making or Complaint by any person.
other than peace officer OF said city, the violation
any of the city ordinances laws the before
whom the same is made, may If he shall deem proper
require the person making such complaint give Sc
curty for the costs before proceeding the same.
]. In all suits brought for the violation oF an.
Of the city Ordinances or laws, the Practice conduct
ing shall be ccorilurc With tIic statutes of
the state, unless otherwise provided Icy Ordinance Of
the city
JOHN CLowNEy Mayor.
Attest: WILLIAM T. Henry, Clerk.
l. William 7. Henry Clerk of the city of Mineral Point
DO hereby certify that the above nd foregoing Ordinance
passed by the Common Council of citv on the
2ud day OF June, loJS all the Aldermen being present
and voting for the same.
WILLIAM r. HENRY. Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-15
T. HENRY, Cftg Clerk.

Regulating the Keeping Of Stations and JacEs TIE
Cdg II Mineral Punt
The Common Council OF the city Of Mineral Point, 10
ortlIn follows:
or possession OF any Stallion Jack who shall parade
or exhibit such stallion jacS, who shall
permit such stallion jack approach come Ia con
with any Tor the purpose OF exciting sch
mare or ascertainng II such l. IN neat, vito
shall permit such stallion Jack 10
mare within corporate lIit Of said city otherwise
thereof, be punished By line not less than i've nor more
twenty dollars together with the costs 81 fr"scu-
Iowa county unit. the Is paid, of Ae Is otherwise
discharged 10y law
SIC. 2. The owners Of any stallion or jack
which shah be PARADE! exhibited or ~'cl shall te
caused permitted approach IA cutact ItI
cover any within the corporate 4Hllts e" sat4
ity as aforesaid otherwise than hereinafter pros ed
such stallion JACK shall tc ltI.sicI
exhibited caused permitted 10 aP1al - come
contact with any as aforesaid . etl-
er owners be actually present or nOts
shall also be subject to peDaiit, upon convection there
Of Of lees five than tvcut. collars
together with the costs 90 prosecution, ani SNAIL stand
committed t. the common Jali OF low" county uHlli al
and costs are paid, or lac Is cterHise discharged
by law.
and Keeping the within the corporate limits # the
city, hie ot Police shall examine r' Jjt1IH.,
stable yard, where the l- cpl and allowed TO
in contact with and cover mares, and IL IN his
opinion such place a. sut eatiy boarded up and private
that such proceeding aud acts therein Wl!i ngt Zee
offensive public deceu1 iic permit such stallion
or Jack 20 ir kept ana used therein.
!. ., OF chapter 3. OF tle General Code 81
Ordinances OF the village 81 Mineral Point passed ril
= JouE cLowNEY, Meygr.
Attest: WILLIAM T. UENET, Cifg Clerk
William T. Henry. Clerk Of the of Mineral Point
hereby certify that the above and foregoing oflillle
passed by the Common Couue OF said city, the
lud DAY june. 1855, ala Aldermen being present
~ ''a 40 ~ lvrtFr,Nr r. frt,-r.- l5.-E
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DISTRESSING CAsrALITY.-We have recorded
several accounts Of loss Of life and property by
tie recent storms, and high water, but the most
painful is the account We publish to day OF the
downing Of mother aud eight children at bos-
c3.. Oh the Beloit and Madison branch Of the
GaIena and Chicago Union Railroad, and only
five miles from Beloit. Niae persons, en-
tire family save the father-swept into eternity
n the manner IS stated in the account IL our
columns, i truly heart rending-
While We are complaining il this locality Of
,aG.rorable weather FIJI the growth Of crops We
have greater reason 70 be thankful that We have
escaped tie fearful tornadoes aud sweeping
a,od. that have visited many places around u
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ORDINANCE NO. Is.

To prcreHt injury Schooi No. and Craze Yards.
The Common Council Of the City of Mineral Point DO
ur.lain IS follows
SIC l. Any person or persons who shall commit
cause To De committed dtTnaEs injury 10
school House building in said CITY, for that pur-
pose TO the fence. yard ont-budius thereto at
1ced, in any manner whatever SHALL upon conviction
thereof, be subject To penalty of dollars for each
offence in addition to The payment of the amount Of
such Gama@e injury. with the of pro: e.utin
and SHALL stand committed the Jail Of Iowa
county until the same is paid, lac Is Otherwise dis
eiay-aI hv law
SEC = Any person or persons who shall commit
cause 10 De committed any damage injury the fence
trees, sfTuhbery, toiEstones, enclosures.
any 2rveyari n said city, by themselves rnn
or permitting person To turn therein their horses
cattle sheep. hogs, any other animals or in auv MA
ncr VII tever, shall upon conviction thereof be subject
70 the penalties and conditions as above preser
IN Section one, Of this Ordinance.
JOHN CL0WSEY, Mayor.
Affect: WILLIAM T. HENRY, Clerk.
], William 7. Henry, Clerk the CITY Mineral Point
DO hereby certify that the above and foregoing Ordinance
was passed by the Common Council said CITY on the
+th day Of June, 1855. all the Aldermen being present
and voting for the
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ORDINANCE No. II.

To eRforce the collection If B0cd Ta-es.
The Common Council of the City oi Mineral Point do
urdain follows:
SEQ J. Any person or persons who shall refuse neg
lect to work pay their Pod after being regular
ly called nPon 10 work pay tie same, shall upon
siction thereof, for every such neglect refusal
iect penalty of two dollars and the prose
cution, and shall stand committed 10 tire Jail
of Iowa county until the paid, he otherwise
discharged by law
JOHN CLOWNEY, 4uGgor
Attest: WILLIAM T. HENRY, Clerk.
William Henry, Crk Of the city of Mineral Point
certify that the above and foregoing Ordinance
passed 10y me Common Council Of said city on the
md day of June 1888, all the Aldermen being present
and voting for the same.
~.
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Attest: wILLIAn T. HrSsY, clecE. ~ ~ y'''
ORDINANCE NO. IL.
To Preesnt Eathiag- IA yenEin.s n

To PrersHt Bafhias ia Jenkins nm P0ad.
The Comman Council Of the city Of Mineral Point 10
ordain Uiiows:
SEC. J. Any person persons hathiE expo ing til
at in Jenkins mill pond ia said city, between
the hours of o'clock y. NJ and O'Clock T.. NJ, shal
upon convection thereof be subject penalty not
less than than FIVE dollars and costs Of
prosecution and salI stand 10 the common
Jail of Iowa county until the is paid Le Is ojI
erwisc discharged by Law.
JOHN CLOWNEY, MAYOR.
Attest: WILLIAM T. TIENRY, CIcrk.
l. William Henry Clerk Of thu CITY Of NJ neral Point
DO hereby certify that the above and foregoing Ordinance
passed by the Common Council of said ct, on tie
2ud day OF june 1875 all the Aldermen being lrescn:
and voting for the
WILLIAM T HENRY CLERK
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NEDI[ANCE No IL.

To PrereHt INJURY 10 Shade Trees and Skrubbery.
The Common Council of the City Of Mineral Point 60
or.iaili a follows
Sc J. No person shall cut down. dig up
ncr Whatever iujure destroy tree bush shrub
Of the streets ALLEYS public of
SAID city ith"Ut first obtaining the Al
ieinen of the Ward in which such bush
he under the penalty dollars each and every
cence together with the costs of prosecution shall
stand committed to the common Jail of Iowa county
until tbs is paid ne is otherwise discharged by
la8.
JOAN CLoWNET.S Mayor
Attest: WILLIAM 7. HENRY, Clerk.
l. William T. Henry, Clerk Of the City Mineral Point
do hereby certify that te above and foregoing
passed by the Common Council of said ctv on tho
4ft day Of June. ISIS. all the Aldermen being present
and vvtue for the
WILLIAM It. HENRY Cl.rL