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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08
THE ToRNADOIy ILLINOIS.

Tie ChIca-o Dsmocyatsc Press, OF Yesterday,
contains full details OF the Tornado W hich swep,
oyer he village Of Elliston, and caused 20 great
a loss OF life and property. The tornado struck
EIliston about ) o'clock. on Sunday afternoon
ard It's effects are thus narrated in the Press:
The track IF the tempest must tell the rest.
The tornado struck the village about half-past
five o'clock. and during its continuance no rain
fell, he houses were frame structures. There
vas ! large tavern stand and three stores, those
Of SaT,sncI johnson. Joseph Knowles and ano1h-
err Tie appearance Of the dwellings, and siruc-
lures after tie lss.sssre u the wh3rlwind Is des
crIbed - one eyewitness d If one should
tear 10 pieces and scatter Z lumber yard OF
roo. and walls, and the aFicus structures there
was seen in many instances scarcely trace,
Il : giants hand had reduced and torn them to
shreds and sp,iuters They lay scattered over
the fields. Here piece OF broken furniture,
aud there 4 shattered door, and beyond, an IN
dIstiuguishabie mass Of tImbers and boards door
beams, ceiling and Tafters. Even the bodies Of
some Of tie sufferers were torn to pieces.
~ an evidence IF tic fearful force Of the tor
1ado, It i mentioned IN the telegraph from our
special reporter last evening, that Of the victims,
fragments o. the bodle. were scattered IN all d.
rectIoHs.
An iron safe weighing nine hundred pounds
was taken from johnson store and carried 80
feet
Horses. cattle, and hogs, were taken up by
the y ind. carried IN the air, and dashed 10 the
esrth killed by the fall.
Onc COW was taken up, carried several rods
and killed by the fall. Her body lay at a dis
tance from anything that could have inflicted
wound or injury upon her.
y heavy cut stone doorstep the dimentions
Of which are given 10 as being some seven
feet long by three in width, ard several inches
IN thickness, WIS torn from lis site and carried
more than its length, or about twelve feet
The track ofthc whirlwiud was not very wide.
nor was rs course a long ore. But its force was
fearful. Besides the des, ruction OF property.
fourteen persons were usaHtlv killed, ten muTe
fatally injured, and upwards OF fifty, more or
less hurt. The family Of Mr.. John Hand were
carried up into the air With the fragments Of
their dwelling, and three of their number killed
outright Another family by the name Of Nc
Williams, suffered equally; three Of them DIVING
Of their injuries Altogether it was Il terrible
visitation
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08

Tue ScANfISAvf'y BHrDIEs-Thc following
is taken from tie South Bend lInd.) Register of
Sept :, l-57.-IIou. scIuy!e ColGax, ". c., ed
itor:
We rarely al!ude TO Patent Medicines odi-
toriailr leaving them 70 speak for themselves in
orr advertising columns; but it Is only sheer
justice to say tAaJ Dr. Bolacks Scandinavian
Remedies are performing some extraordinary
cures in Northern and Central Indiana, and
really seem to he worthy Of trial BY the alllict-
81. We have noticed il our Indiana exchanges
alone accounts Of three or four remarkable cures
effected ~ them within the past month certi-
ned 10 BY persons with whom we are well &C
quaintea. Aud We select from them the follow.
ing, because the sigaiture VIII be well known
10 all oUr old citizens. Morris Morris is one of
tie most valued and widely known residents
ct Indianapolis, was for many years State Audi
Tor, aud enjoys the highest confidence Of all who
know HIM He has Justly voluntarily published
The annexed certificate in the indianapolis Jour
aa4 See advertisements
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Judge Smith and the Investigating Committee,

GFx. kINC Having transferred TO your col
utns an article from the Madison .7rglss d; Dim.
headed Judge x. y. Smith and Tie nvcsliga-
tIal. cite" inr the ayowed purpose Of daint, I7.s-
tee e. Judge Smith, but BY means Of which The
ml~tatemeut made by Mr.. Barst0w are spread
more widely. 10 the damage Of Judge smith 50
i7r as credeuye may be given TO those state
mtnt~, which wlii he a far IS they may be read
bY those W b" are strangers 70 the political and
personal relations between those gentlemen, for
the purpose Of correcting erroneous impressions
= The extent OF the circulation of your paper.
and of doing Justice % Judge Smith, rot only.
hHt ais" % ms self I have to request that Won
vail publish '1Is. my statement. ma flat coHtra-
dlcilou Il TIE testimony given before The COM
H4ittet - Investigation, by Mr.. " il..aw 4. Bar
stow. ~ relation 10 Information stated 90 be de
rived from me- as SET forth IN the following state
ment. lie S2$s. page - Of tie Report. 7 d" Nr
h. subsequently I1iornIcd me that he had a final
understanding with jUdge Smith, that She con-
fe. 7s.ee could he made and sustained, and that
Is had promised him, smith. S50062 Of the
Pronounce every word Of this untrue, IN
founded aad s-audercls. / never lad any such
conversation with Mr. Earsfuw, nor any bearing
a'tE resemblance % q. rever told him that
1td-e smith SAID '''thar she CONVEYANCE, could
H. laaGe and sustained nor that / had prom
i@cd hun, Smith. $4,000 The bouds" JUDGE
StEda never told ne what Ills opinion was a.
Jhe subject, and never dil promise his $4,000
nor any other amount, in bonds nor in any other
faoae OF pay ment. and / never told Mr.. BarStow
tha. ! had. The whole statement is the COIN
age Ct MI b@rsiow lively imagination, without
q shadow Of foundation TO rest upon
Il Should be borne IN Wird. that ever since
tbe Supreme Court decided a-aiust him In the
case OF basAtoTc- ae has been tie viudictive fee.
ef t4ae JadEe-sud also. that ly,rsiuce decllu-
- g. execute The conveyance If Tie Northern
sat 20 his Co'Hpany, he has been equally bus-
1se O. me-and ready and lager. at all times
sft 90. ali occassIoUs, TO show this hostility bv
ae5S. ae secret tribunal Of The Iuvesiie.stirl-
committee afforded him an opportunity ofuak-
~ :" te.a statement 20 the prejudice of both
Judge smith and myself, which would he sent
o.lh ei'h the endorsement of the Committee.
i.leUl evntradi1 tlun, 20 be waited bv the four
" .ads aud diSi as iolson throughout The c,,tin
tsE lie could Loot lerego the tempting oppor-
fHnifv Of giving a double stab FL the dark bv
>cElElc1ag truth TO bis desire for revcrr,.. ana
thus suffered himself 70 make the above, l.ut,au-
lied statement Il lie feels happy under Il.
certainly shall net envy his eni6ymeut
respectfully &c.
81 RON kILB0CRN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08

WHAT WISCONSIN OFFERs TO THE IMMIGRANT
western correspondent Of the New York
Herald presents, IN 4 nutshell, the superiority of
our State over ali other western regions
The great rush Of emigration just at present
appears to be for Kansas. Nebraska, Iowa, Him
ois and Wisconsin. Having visited the territor-
ies, can speak from knowledge and experience
IN regard to their present and future / am
DESTROYS Of stating through your columns my
opinion as to which Of these Territories or States
emigrauts, particularly those Of the Northern
states and who are farmers, viii, taking all eli
curnstances into consideration, find it most their
advantage to settle in.
Wisconsin Is my choice, for the following
reasons First, good water, a healthy climate,
plenty Of wood, all kinds of gram and fruit in
abundance; an intelligent population, railroads
trayersIHg all parts of the State, and a home
market al almost every door. 1t is interspersed
with lakes aud streams, Astounding with fish
and wild fowl. The time is not far distant
Which viii witness the value of all the middle
portion Of tho State at fifty dollars and upwards
for an acre.
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II. Il. HUTCHINGS.
LA ND AGEN CY
a bst tract O "oe,

The undersigned have opened a set Of Booss which
give complete and reliable history every ira land
in Iowa county, embracing Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages
Judgments, DEGREES, and all matters Record affecting
the same.
They viii furnish abstracts perfection
Titles the purchase and sale of Lands the payment
Taxes, collection of Rents the drafting Deeds and
other instruments; and win loan money and collect in
crest for those desiring to invest.
Office up stairs, John Ross building, oP-
posite the Eagle Saloon, High street, Mineral Point
Wis WI. T. HENRY,
4stf FRANCIS HENRY.
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye,


All others are mere IL itations and should be sFoided
If You wish TO escape ridicule-
GRAY, RED, OK RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO
beautiful Natural Brown Blae, without The least
injury O Hair skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been award
Wln y Bachelor since 1sS9 and over 10000 ap-
pcatons made TO the Hair Of his patrons Of
his famous Dye.
WI. A BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from nature and is
ure in the least, however long il may be con
tiuued the effect OF Bad Dyes reIuedied the Hair
inyi go1ated FOR life by this splendid Dye.
Made, sold spilled lin private rooms At the Wig
Factory, % Broadway, y. Y.
SOLD IN all cities and Of the United States b.
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
IT," The Genuine has the name and address upon a
steel plate engraving four sides Of each Box, Of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOE,
xivly 233 Broadway, New York.
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ERBscHAFrFN GFInEl
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

DIR. TRACY DELORME, THE GREAT cURER OF
CONSUMPTION for several years SO badly afflicted
by Dyspepsia that for part OF the time was confined
to his bed He was eventually cured by prescription
furnished him by young cairyoyant girl. This pre-
seripion, given ~ child while state of trance
has cured everybody who has taken it. having
cd once 1t is equally "a FRS DYs
PERSIA The Ingredients may be found any drug
viii send this yaIua lie prescription any person on
the receipt Of one stamp TO pay postage. Address
DR.. TRACY DELoRME, GREAT CUEEE OF CONSUMPTION
lava New York Post Office.
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MARRIED..

In this City, on the 18th inst, 10y Jas. Evans,
Mr.. SAMUEL II. WEBB to Miss MARY PAINTER
At Moscow, June Ist, by Rev. a. L Thurston,
Dir. JOHN GREEN, Of Dayton, and Mrs. SOPHIA
SMITH, of the former place
On 18th ult., by Rev. a. L. Thurston, Mr.. c.
C. ELDRED and Miss EUFHEsuA HUNxEL, all of
Argyle, Wis
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OCEAN TRANSIT COMPANY.

EDWARDS LOCKWOOD * Co. Proprietors, Offices in
New York AZ IL Broadway and Catham Square New
York.
Parcels and Packages rwarded to England, Wales,
Scotland, Ireland aud the Continent Europe Small
Parcels Great Bitian and Ireland delivered at their
destination.
Drafts in sums TO suit from 81 Sterling upward.
GEO VI. COBB,
Agt. Mineral Point.
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NJ Lam GAM JSvEsTIcATIov-Ar urnor was
eS1'eIslSely current hat Mr. Tenuey had receiv-
"a -.9do IL corruption bonds for aiding to sup
- lAfes'i Cation II 1851. Il Is due to Dir.
Iehhey 10 say that no such charge appears
against ham IA The testimony lie seems from
ioe start to lave been au enemy to the La Cross
10 whom they would willingly have bouobt
1P. but y DO refused All their offers W. 49,
70 Particular love Tor Ar Tenuey, but iustic. d
hii4 l. requires statement Of these iacts-.4r7ss
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Banking & Exchange office of
L. IL. WHIITLESEY.
a. the "a a.. d c. G. Washb..rn & .

(Of The late fra Of C. C. Washbnrn & Coz
For SaIe-Sight Drafts
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND GERMANY,
and France, Holland, Belgium, Norway, Sweden,
Denmark Switzerland and al other countries Europe.
INHERITANCEs, CLAIMS AND MONIES
in any city in Europe collected promptly and
proceeds RENTED may request.
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~ The Madison JoarHal in an explanatory
article, says, including Us with others in speak
ing 81 the Milwaukee lobby, it had no Inteation
Of duplicating rs as making Use of improper
influences TO effect legislation" and thai - Nr
Booth has been very fair considering his locali-
~" We have Away meant to be Just TO all
portions Oh the Stale, and have never advocated
the claims IT Milwaukee, to our knowledge be-
yond her deserts. There have been 4 great many
things done at Madison by Milwaukee men
Republicans a. well as Democrats-which have
not net our appreciation " have always been
open il oar course, and have not proposed one
thing and done another. The proposition to re-
move the Capitol 10 this city did not originate
in Milwaukee The public Interest-the inter-
est Of The whole State should be consulted in de-
Gliding this question, and not the interests of
any locality. Personally We feel little interest
IL the question Morally we regard the location
Of The Capitol ar any place curse to j, because
it attracts To 1t thieves, sCeuudrals blacklecs.
barlots and kuaycs from ali parts Of the State,
and While he Legislature IS in session, If aUnu-
ally becomes the tacgs Of corruption. Whether
/ the moral and rei gious influences Of this citv
would exert 4 restraining and redeemMg iutiu-
ence upon sae Legislature. Is an open question
/ ire Dsnl.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08

EvEEY Nan MS own WITNESS law ,,.,--o,l
through the Legislature at its late, $50,
ing al restrictions from wituesses-tbe Drinci-
l''d party or any other party IN interest NAV
~ ear 10 tie facts. and LIS testimony Will 60 IL
,"e Jury a. that ct any other witness-tlev 10
estimate h4s cfedil,lty as they think Il j.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08

- Coal has Just been discovered Al Bow
"atsEi-lo, 4 miles east Of Toronto c. ". Great
excitement Vas created in the town by the dis
,oNetT. and an extra paper IS issued announcing
re lsg5. Il i considered remarkable that coal
70 me declaration of Sir Vim. Logan. and almost
ai' me learned geologists. The miners saw the
seam IS SIX ieet tLs.k. '--0
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08

IS The Propeller Montgomery, while off
Port Washington. during the squall Of Sunday
evening, was struck by lightning. The watch
man Of the boat and two deck hands were
knocked down but escaped serious injury
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08
WIGS-WIGS-WIGS.

BACHELORS WIGS AND TRoUPEEs surpass all
They elegant light easy and durable.
Fitting TO chsrm-no turning up behini-no shrink
ing of the head indeed, this is the only Establishment
where these things properly understood and made
xiv-1y 233 Broadway, New York.
f .. FCLFORD, Agent.
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~ The arrival ofFremont and his family At
AIS esiete. IA California, was the occasion Of
great rejoicing among the tenants. Deputatious
rom various townships met them al a distance
rom Marposa, took the horses from Miscarriage
and with shouts of exultation. drew them IN his
house, Bonfres We're kindled on the mountains
and TASKS ofqulcksilver filed with aunpovder
were discharged, making The hills echo.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08

LOOKING UP.-Oats and Potatoes are looking
up. shippers here are paying 30 cents for Oats,
and - cents for Potatoes. Two weeks ago,
Oats were selling at % a . cents. and Pota-
toes drug at 10 cents atena Courier
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WILLIAM I. Henry, City Clerk.

THE HALE BREED TRAcr.-A bill has passed
Congress authorizing the President to cause to
tie surveyed the tract Of land in Minnesota be-
longing to the half-brecds. or persons of mixed
blood Of the Dakoiah tribe Of indians This
thows ope, to pre-emption the Lake Pepin half
breed tract Prairie dr. Ctiea LeaRer.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08

MAEFLr.-Nr r. l.. Easeboash = the Ca
lena Marble Mandatory. Is uee ia his eily
with specimens Of lis work. which may be seen
a tn Store Of SIR George Noble, opposite The
Post Office Persons desiring foiab- stones, Or
any other article lu tie Marble line VIII find
Mr.. K. q first rate r.au to deal with.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08

At Maple Springs, Dodgeville June 1st, Of
brain ever, RoBERr, son Of William Ryalls, aged
% years and 10 months.
He is greatly iamented by his bereaved fam
lily, and all to whom he was known.1
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Price Of Lumber in Mineral Point.

CORRECTED WEEKLY c. N CURTIS
clear, $50 n So Siding, dressed, clear, s24
second do, y - % do. rough, -
do. rough y . do Do dr,s5el. y
Fencing, com, Joist seantine, and common boards,
SIG a $50 Shingles, warranted - -. Iath 81 -.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08

Persons Advanced iii Life, and feeling the hand
of Time weighing heavily uron Them with all its at
tendant ills will find in the of Hoofands German
Btters, and Elixir that VIII insti lite into their
veins restore in a measure the energy and ardor of
youthful days build up their shrunken FORMS and
give health and energy to their remaining years.
Ask for HoofaRds GerlaH Bjtters, prepared by DR.. c.
NJ. Jackson, AS Arch Street. Phiadelp hia They are
sold by druggists and sorekefpers, in every and
village in the United States Canadas, West Indies
South America, at - cents per bottle. June
r. D. oULFORD, AGENT Mineral Point.
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To the Iliion-Prof Wood, Of st. Louis, has, after
years of deep study and untring research ucceeded
presenting to the public article superior to any
in use and indeed il is truly wond rful discovery-we
advert to his Hair Restorative the only article that
been completely successful in cheating age of his gray
locks, removing danGruf itching, scroua, &c II re-
stores the gray headed 10 than the original beau
IS adds lustre TO locks already lxuriant having
the effect coarse, harsh hair to der it glossy ana
wtyy fsteus permanently hair that is loose falling,
and many other qualities which viii become known as
used.
The pride of md IS singuarly developed in the
keeping and arrangement of The hair perhaps from the
fact that it is the only portion of the human body
can train in any way choose how important
then having This portion left care that should
all The science has placed in hands TO
render it beautiful and permanent If you would have
beautiful hair glossy hair hair with its color
elegantly preserved to extreme old age don't TAIL to pur-
chase Woods Hair Restorative.-DGty fora State Ga=
Sold by all respectable Druggists. June
RID. PULFORD, Agent, Mineral Point
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j" RESTORE FoRK-In warm weather tho
oFl4e ca PORK frequently becomes sour and the
PORK la,h'ed- boii the brine, skim It well and
pour Il back en- The meat boiling bo- 'T{,,s~-5i1
restore L even where II was much Injured
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tyECHSEI. yERNATF

Auf allie Hauptpletze in u Inland und der
Nv eiz, Fraukreieh, Holland, Belgien, Norwegian
Schweden Dsenemark und allen auern Laendern Euro
pas
ERBSC HAFTEN GELDER,
und allie anderen Forderungen werden in jedem orte
Europa's eneassirt. -
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BYRON KILBoCRN

- 4-e Sud fever Is subsidiug il Iowa
some Sa-1 p ls ttue his been found along the
ts' gins 81 s-, ans. bar not IN sufficient quaint
i1es = ssPay lie labor Of d.g-iue.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN' PILLS,
Prenared by Cornelius !. Chsesernau. MD.
NEW YORK CITY

NEW YORK CITY.
The eomhnati # Ingredients in these Pills are the
result of long ana extensive practice They are mild
in their operation and certain il correcting all irreu-
arite, Painful Melstluations, removing all obstuc-
tons whether from cold otherwise lea aehe pain in
the side palri;ation the heart whites all nervous at
eetons, mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and limbs
&c. disturbed sleep, which arises interruption Of
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable as they will bring
the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have
been disappointed in the OF other pills place the
usrost confidence in or. Cheeseman's Pills doing ali that
they represent TO do.
NOTICE.
There as conditions Of female system IN sskfeh
the Pis be taken ,oith0ut producaa,a PECUL-
lar RESULT The condition referred to is PREG-
NANCK-tAe result, MISC4RErAGE. Sueh Is The ir-
resisa5te tendency Of medicine to restore the SERIAL
functions toa normal condition. that he reproauc-
tire PoWcr Of nature cannot resist a.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from ANYTHING
Injurious. Explicit directions which be read ac-
company each box. Price 81. by mail on enclos-
ing 81 toDr- CoRSELIUs L. CHEEsIxAy Box 453I Post
Office, New York city.
sg Sold by Druggist in every town in the United
States.
X. Ii. HUTCHINES.
General Agent for the Uuited States.
165 Chambers Street New York
To mhoa all Wholesale orders shonld be addressed
R. d. PULFORD, Agent, Mineral Point Boiler, Smith
x Co., Chicago; H. Blakesiy st. Louis. 14-y
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FOEzIGS EXCHANGE.

EXCEANGE "a London for sale in sums Of 81 ster
Iiling and upwards
GEO. ". COBB
Office Stone Ware House, near +. 2. Depot
Dated, April 9Th. II IF