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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07
TAKEN W,


: -.&3 BY the subscriber. residing IN the town Of
tE-1P Pulaski, or lands owned by II in said town
Z<A44A-~ or about the l4th dtv OF November 1855
lhier head OF Cat ie, about 70 years old. t. lack
ELK, With a poke on. and rope his horns. one
Red STEER, point al right horn broke and rope on
horns One Viii HI FER night horn tie dropped
Dated At Pulaski, this 10th day Of Nov. 1888.
4wSiS- RICHARD STEELE.
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SErsor SoHooL--See notice OF Select School
by Mrs DYER in another COLUMN. Mrs DYER
IS well known 70 our citizens as Il tcacher aud n
lady, and requires no cornmendatiop from rs.
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ST.iAI ED.

go FROM line subscriber living in the Civ Of
N6--re9 Mineral Point. On the first Of November a
4s4--zsA light RED COW, about xix seven wears
3s he vit horn Is broke ct. only about
reina ming AMI both ears cropped. liberal
viii lie paid to any person VINO Will return
me PHILIP WIDEN Ff,E ~
Nov. ooth 1888. 5n.i-
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Owt COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Joseph biekrHSon and Joseph
lI.ibble piaiEtiG-,
a+Ginss
James Collins John Collins, Tie 1aintiGs deg-cs he
ftitr olns ana IttbI4He ITia4 Of 81 - -isu. II
Colhcs-and John 7. . BAN any there BE- 10 10 hts
non & FflncS D. .onoIe CO. IL ths cogo-y - Iowa.
partners doing business uoaer
the nsne and style Of y Ban
s. Hsnors, defendants.
TaR STATE or WtsCoTsiS,
To the above named Defendants.
or arc hereby summoned To tc co17n.af--
OF JOSEPH DleAisson s9d Joseph g. iibie Plaintiffs
copy q which - n>-egltt served you.
cnpv ii your answer oD the subscriber a7ce
tine citv Of Mineral Fotat. IN I5aa county, ssc1usu
within twenty days alter the service o. this zurnro
exclusive Il the ey n service and i ycu fail
said cou-aift. hereby required The PiaintiT
VIII apply % tie Cosrt or the relief dsa4se The
cc.npialut-
CSC I FROST. Plain re Afto-ner
Gwz5 Residing in sais city IF Mineral Point.
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a:ORT.At:N SALE.

Pardon Wright ana
Harriet Wright,
against
John Nuit-,oF.
y parsuenc~ Of Judgment and decretal order made
1 bT the t5rut Court OF inWa county the I'd day
ut March. 4. D. los, shall sale Pub Nr
cue ts mont door ui Tie iiouse, in tAr city
AluyraI Point, in the county Iowa, aforesaid the
= dag C MAY o'clock the afternoon ct
t-t dy, the following de-crihed Real Estate t. vii
~ that part at Lots and in Block thirteen.
orohs Addition the village of Mineral Point.
avp1inS shat herenfor Decided hg Harriet uisru
no" Harriet Wright, Charles BeuSki said Promises
are situate in the saIa iowa and State Wis
consln-DateG, this 81 lav Dectnlbe-. A. u. 1855
GEOKGE MESS EL.SMfFii SHERIFF
Iowa Co. Wis.
9AREEN BATON, ATTY for Plaintiffs 6r$.q
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STEAYED,
NOTiCE-TAhES UP.
TAKEN UP.

~ BY the su' &c iber, residing in the town
fT Of iiighlan'i, Iowa county. Sl.i'e Of Wiscot.-
TSl sin, one bay tpkSE COT TIE hind legs
--AA-- are white up IL the pas ure joint ami a
Wite rttze IN hts face, scout one rue
J. required 1" come forward aud prove p.cperty pay
charges, aud take him away
PATRICK FITZPATRICK
Nov 25th. 1858. 5w.ts
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STATE or WISCONSIN
IOWA COUNTY CIRCUIT coUAT.}
Susan Hasris, Plaintiff
simon Iiarljs. Defendant:
TEE STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
70 Simon Harris DeftaEa1t.
OF are hereby sunm pued to answer the carlrIai
L Of oIstu Harris the above named Plaintiff which
i On hie IN ic Office OF the subscriber AT the cit, af
Hineri FONT i'm Iowa county, Wisconsin, ami serve a
coy -! y"ur answer on the subscriber his office
"ttIin twenty avs after service of this Sal1urs g..
n>l'e - thc day OF service if Won answer
apply 10 The Court for tie relief demanded IN Tie .i
complaint.
owls GEO l. FROST Atfn-,er r.r r,fsf-.frr
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ESTRAY NOTICES.
TAKEN Up.
TAHEN LII

-.-T BY the subscriber. living Eve and half
taE--Q mites east from city OF Mineral Point IN
Ae--s-. the town Of Waldwick, one vearIine STEER
white. with brown head and neck with star IN the fore
head M ar iieiai ma ks The will pl ase call
JOHN Law ERFY.
NOV GOth, 1919
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~ Flour, Potatoes, Wood Corn, Butter, Oats
or even Cash, will be received on subscription
for the TRIBUNE if delivered soon.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07
TIE 0'-AIa y! v ISC0NsIN.
To GIRLS. Reeck ana w. N / Tlllc,..

YOU hereby S.i,snaned and ,eourad 81, ,,,s,,ar
the npainf action w-uf,t, viii - fI.5 in
'i5' once 81 tue Clerk 81 This court, oic. the
ctN OF Mineral Point. IN saul Iowa nd serve
a pa of your the -sl.. critters Al liz ,as.
IN The city oi Nln~al P,int. orvsi3 vi hin twenty
GatS after the service hereof ex-T~f Of p day Of -t,c
Sf-vlve- and g YOU fi the CO l,nIa in Fra-
so the Pain1iu viii trk- Judgment against vn for me
sum ~ ~" th"Hs1Hd i've hundred sn four a.
le0tS dollars, with interest thereon hes lie RI % If
This sction.-Dated Nov. lIth 1888
6w48 EATON 4 Fox lstai,+;4,s ..+.-
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LAST GAIT,

IL Persons in dshfe1 n the subscriber are rcs-,.
= to -e tie up by y - T l.. or otherwise irura4-
datclv their Will BE pl2ced in other hands
for Cofec ion.
- JOSEPH SMITH.
Nov. I'D. 1s5s-
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MINERAL POINT SENIylRY.

J. NOLAN, A y. Pri7ei7a,,
Teacher OF Mathematics and Intellectual Science.
4 x. JoESsr rex \. 3 Teacher q Ancient Languages
and Literature.
MIS- J. I. EoLAy, Preceytress
Teacher q french aud Ornamental Branches.
CHAELfs P4issk Teacher Of Music Piano. 8ieloseon
Guu-f. &c
C. Isss. Teacher o: The German language arc iterat-c
The Tru>t-es VIII use every exeri5a 70 make this
First Class Institution They heartily recommend the
lscys hard & Tss-ts-s = 10 confidence e 7,h.is
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THE STATE or WISCONSIN.

THE STATE OF WISCONSIN.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR IOWA COUNTY.
Isaac n. FrnthinElsrn " lizard VI. Ncw-o
ell. Charles NJ Newell X james evyelI.
partners Going business under fI Summons for =
nful, name and sic of Frnthin -hsn " .Heg DSmzad
Newell & Co., Plaintiffs. , on Cystrart
SgasHst g OmpialAt NO
Curtis. Beech X tilttsrr J. ri lev. late serVe5
~ Part ners. doing business under the
firm, name and So lie OF Beech X riIev
Defendants.
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IL the coGo-y - lows.
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= sat ~ thr same CtR5 C1rb AZ rfer<r:
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% The Nag year. their choice of eth,
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3iI.Es...fEs POINT E.aERy-
a SoFEtle- and Petor Noebel xna:a -esrostsaily
- Invite tbs afe1-1- .. - q ...s1s &c. u al.s
generally % -Aclr
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or the E9rs lie n High Street, door s-orrs
Apples slrbziT 5EaY whore carry &C the fassTy
H1-iness r<-ezivsiy in ali s. Hcixp -c-
p1ro 70 sNesate % the Shortest ro.cs E!loycc.ssor
EREAD, BISCUITS. PIES. IND CAKES
ofari var..ss, sr Parties. Pabc uorzs. sad p-vs.e
E----tes = 1dit-oH 70 lie aoc-s, they keor land
SUGAR. COFFEE, ETC,
and a choice selection Ct Candles.
~ Cash paid for Buster. Eggs and rsrs
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lie Last SUPER { The City Of The Great Kim


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Fire. and Inland Navigation
RISKS accepted at terms consistent with solveney and
profits.
Especial attention given to Insurance of DWELLINGS
AUD contents for terms of / TO year,.
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EMPLOYMENT, $500 i YEAR
REV COOPER SHOP
COOPER sHoF

EHE undersigned would respectfully inform the c
"enS OF AiArr1l Point and vicinity, that they J.
opened =
, 1858-08-06

FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGs.-It is not
denied that almost every American woman
is more or less troubled with those diseases
called uterine, and the medical profession
have admitted their inability to effect a
cure They all, however, generally unite
in admitting the complete success Of Mar
shalPs uterine catholicou, in all such cases.
These facts being updoubted, every sufferer
should make trial Of this medicine, and
secure health. The cost Of five bottles is
not as much as is charged by physicians
for weeks attendance.-N Y Tribune.
, 1858-08-06

~ DR.. l.. ). CLnpkNy-we would direct the
especial attention Of inyads to perusal OF Dr. h. j.
CZapkays advertisement, to be found in another col
OF this paper in order to place the services Of
learned and experienced physician within their reach.
So much III has been inflicted on the human family
from the penicOus and ignorant practices Of empi-
rics that it seems as II we were filling bounden duty
TO make known where udcions relicfcan be obtained
To those unfortunate enough TO suffer from the effects
Of sexual or private diseafs, or their vi treatment,
we cheeriully commend DR.. L. j. Czapkay as a man
Of rare scientific and medical requirements, possess
ing all the requisites from long experience and ac-
knowledged skill for the successful practice Of his
profession. Having made sexual complaints an espe-
cal study like the celebrated Ricord, Of Paris he is
enabled to guarantee a speedy and permanent cure in
al cases of private chronic diseases, whether the
effects Of contaginn, sefabu7e, or loss Of viry and
IN order that patients at distance may avail them
selves OF his advice free consultation by letter is open
To them. The knowledge that we have Of the numer.
Gus cures he has Effected Of which were OF long
SANDING leads to place much faith in Or. C.'s eli
cheney, and commend him to the confidence Of those
in i'll health.
Persons not wishing to lose time in corresponding
please enclose $40 in their letters and they will gel
immediate attention.
Address l.. J. CZAPKAY. NJ. D.,
San Francisco. Cal
, 1858-08-06
Late News from PcnrsonI

Mr.. A. J. KANE arrived at this place on yesterday
morning-having left Portland on Monday Of this
week-Who informs US that Mr.. W. H. PEARSON, who
leftbere some weeks since guide Of mining party
through the Snoqualmie pass, to the northern gold
region, had returned to Vancouveron on the 30th ult
Mr.. KANE had no conversation with PEARSON, but
learns that the following statement had been made by
him: That he had proceeded with the company until
within about 100 miles OF Thompson river where they
were met by large band of Indians. The result of
this meeting was long talk, and concluded by these
terms being agreed to- That the Indians would per.
nit the mining party to proceed to the gold region
unmoested, provided PEARSON would accompany
seven chiefs anda Ike number of warriors back to
Fort Simeoe for the purpose Of recovering band Of
horses which they alleged had been stolen from them
by the Indians in the vicinity Of Fort Smcoc. 1t ap
pears that PEARsoE Itturned to the Fort, as per
agreement and stated the grievances of the Indians
TO tae officers but that the Tudans instead Of coming
into the Fort with Mr. P kept of on tie hill tops,
and that the officers finally sent them word that unless
theyeit that vicinity they would send TIE troops after
them 1t appears that PEARSON was five days in get
tingit TO Simcoe, which would place the party that
he went with ten days travel out of reach OF this
band Of Indians, and they now, no doubt safely
cncamped on Thompson river. PEARSON met Capt.
Robertson company of 400 strong one mile north of
Simcoe-all in good spirits.
Mr.. KANE comes rs the agent Of the new freight
and passenger line Of communication between Puget
Sound and the Columbia river - projected by tue
Columbia aud Willamette Steamboat Company
over the military road from Steilacoom to Monticello,
Of (which We made mention fe weeks ago. Mr. X.
informs US that all the arrangements Of the company
, 1858-08-06

FB- The Puget Sound Herald Of the 23d inst. con.
tai rs q notice Of the murder of "Goliah," a young
Indian, we'll known here-having been killed, a. is
supposed, by soldier Of the steilacoom garrison.
His body was found horribly mutilned- literally cut
TO pieces. The sodier-supp1selt to be his murderer
has been arrested and confined in the guard house.
, 1858-08-06

The LATE ELEcuoN---From three OF
four counties, official returns had not been
received at the Office Of the Secretary Of
the Territory, at the time Of going to press.
The next mail will probably bring complete
returns. when we will publish the result.
We prefer TO wait until all the counties
shall hive been beard from, rather than
occupy space, week after week, in giving
partial returns.
, 1858-08-06

81 Our acknowledgement arc due to Mr.. c. E. VII
LIASs, purser of the Coattuton for tcs of late pa
pers from Bengbam Bay snd Victoria, and for local
news obtained on his way up from Port Ludow.
, 1858-08-06
SLATE issaysr'S OBioS, 80 SOmsrssf Sired,
Boston, Mass, April ", 1858.

WN. II. DAILY, New York: ....
Dear Sir-I have made a Chemical Analysis of your
=" "-AROlIlIyC VALLEY WHISKY and find Il
pure, Gne favored Rye Whisky. containing no inju-
rous matter Of any kind, aud recommend u as saita
bic for medical and public purposes. l
CHARLES T. JACKSON, N. D., -
State Aasayer.
, 1858-08-06

WV. II. DAILY, ESQ:
Dear Sir--Yonr 4 r M TIC VALLE y
VHTSR y" IS received, and after careful exam
nation lind II to he pure article, entirely free
from the adueratng ingredients 30 frequently used.
JAMES J. MAPES, Chemist.
, 1858-08-06
Episcopal Public Worship,

Bishop Scorr, Of Oregon, will preach at the Schoo
House in Olympia on Sunday next, morning and
evening. Services to commence at past 10 A. NJ and
PM
, 1858-08-06

Z From OREGoN.--We learn from the Ore
gon STANDARD of July 29th, that Captain
RoDENsoN, who. with a eompany-of miners
was attacked some timo since by the Indi-
ans, in the Yakima country, and driven
back to the Dalles, has succeed in organi
zing new company of about 500 men,
who were concentrating at Fort Simcoe,
preparatory proceeding to the Wenachee
river, where Capt. R. represented gold to
exist in great abundance. THE pros.
pcct is that daily newspaper viii be start
ed in Portland ere long ng.--Gov, Curry
declines the appointment of Register of
the Land Office at Oregon City. %. ra-
, 1858-08-06

B@- The soul is always busy, aud if not
exercised about serious affairs, will spend
its activity upon trihes.
b9- Never abuse one who was once
your bosom friend, however bitter now.
, 1858-08-06

30 The Fall term of the Puget Sound Wesleyan
Institute will commence Monday, 9Th of September
next Tuition same as last term of eleven weeks
Students find accommodation in private families
J.F. DEVORE, Agent.
, 1858-08-06
llrU advertisements.
Pocket Book Lost!

TINE UNDERSIGNED LOST HIS POCKET BOOK
L on the 10th ut., somewhere on Chambers Prairie
It contained several notes Of hand and all persons
are hereby cautioned against purchasing any note Of
hand which was drawn in my favor, as there are no
notes in existence which have been assigned by me-
Any person finding said pocket book will be suitably
rewarded by retaining it to the undersigned or eav
ing it with Mr.. Wnl. Butledge in Olympia.
DAVID j. CHAMBERS.
Chambers' Prairie. Thnrston Co. Aug. 3. Is5s-st37
, 1858-08-06
NEx York. April 70. 1853.

New YORK, April 10, 1853.
have analysed a sample Of DALY'S AFRO
NATIC VALLEY B'ifISECF.r and find 1t to be
pure article, of fine flavor, and without any delete
rious admixture.
JAMES R. Chiffon, N. D., Chemist.
, 1858-08-06

Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky
is put up in cases containing One Dozen Bottles each
For sale by al The principal Liquor Houses in san
Francisco. 3n2-
, 1858-08-06

TO TAX PAYERS 8

TO TAX PAYERS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AS THE
~ Tax Duplicate Of Thurston County has this day
been delivered to the undersigned he is now ready to
receive the same. To all taxes remaining due aud
unp1d on the lst day Of November next the sum of
ten per cent. penalty will be added as provided by
law.
Office at the Post ofice, Main Street
g. X. WILLARD.
Treasurer Thurston County, W. 7.
Olympia, July %, 1858. 4w3G
, 1858-08-06
New and Brilliant!

New and Brilliant!
TN CONSEQUENCE OF LATE AND TRANsPI.
ring events, which has been setting the citizens Of
California on "tip-toe,Y an unprecedented rush has
been made upon Whatcom by hungry multitnde.
To satisfy the cravings of the populacc, JONES &
dation OF the travelling community, and persons en-
ronte for the nines--a large and commodions
( ~ BOat-ding HOuSe,
where all will be regaied with the 5ssf produced in the
country. ~ VI
The propretors will endeayor TO render all com.
Portable who may favor them with their custom
May 10, 1858. 25tf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-09-30
How Raia is Fegmed.

To understand the philosophy o.
this phenomena, essential to the very
existence of plants and animals, few
facts, derived from observation and
long train of experiments. must be
remembered. Were the atmosphere,
at all times, at full temperature,
we should never have rain, hail, OF
snow. The water absorbed by it in
evaporation from the sea and the
earth's surface would descend in an
imperceptible vapor. or cease to be
absorbed by the air, when it was
once fully saturated. The absorbing
power of the atmosphere, and conse-
quently its capability to retain hui
midity, is proportionably greater in
warm than cold air. The air near the
surface of the earth is warmer than
in the region Of the clouds. The
higher we ascend from the earth the
colder we find the atmosphere
Hence the perpetual snow on very
high mountains, in the hottest Gil
mates. Now, when, from continued
the air is highly satura-
ted with Vapor--though it be inyi-iI
ble-if is temperature is suddenly
reduced BY cold currents descending
from above, or rushing from a higher
to a lower latitude. its capacity to
retain moisture is diminished, clouds /
are formed, and the result is rain
Air coDdenses as it cools, and like a
sponge filed with water and COM
pressed. pourS out the water which /
its diminished capacity cannot hold. +.
How singular, yet how simple, is such |
IN arrangement lor watering the earth.