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Republican District Convention.

There VIII bes Convention Il Republican Delegates
from the several towns, III the Southern sfnLE Dis
tric Of Iowa County At the Court Holse ia .he CiIf
Of afiNERAL POINT Saturday, August @Ist,
Is5. At O'Clock P. NJ for the purpose Of selecting
i. delegates represent said District ia the Congress
al Convention be held at Prairie Cd Chicn. see-
Ter lst The different viii be entitled 20 dei,slt
as iaows Linden Mialiu !, Mineral Point 1, valid
aiek J. and cash a.r the CITY a IMMORAL Point 10 +
GaD 81. BLISS,
AMOS HAYES,
JOHN II. WESTON,
gOIIN JAVES
Nh. GALNBEIDeE,
Iss'. Con-.
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NOTICE.

There Is condition IF The female system in a-6ea
he Iis cannot be taken ,oiLtolt producing PECJI-
IdR RESULT The condition referred to Is PRO
N1NCI-tae result, MISCARRIAGE. such Is tie ir-
ressgdie tendency Of the medicine restore the serai
functions normal condition, that lie reyrogac
tee PoJ5er Of nature caaHot resist
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any thing
Injurious. Explicit drectioz which should be read ac-
company each box Price 81 Sent by mail on enclos-
ing 81 TO the General agent.
Sold by one Druggist in every town in the United
States.
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Republican Congressional Convention.

SECOND DIsrRICT.-A Republican Convention for
the Second Congressional District IN tie State q Wis
eonsin wili ii holden 81 PRAIRIE Dtf CHEN on
WEDNESDAY, The FIRST Day SErrsN1EIs, 1855, at Z
O'Clock N, for tie parpose Of nominating candidate
Tor member OF Congress SAD district, 10 BE- supported
at the next general election
Each Assembly District i.I BE entitled 10 $50 dele
gates il said Convention.
/; Is recommended That tle Republicans Of the differ
sst Assembly district meet on SATURDAY. tAe 2sth =
Angus next 4u5 soe.. delegates said Convention.
DAVID ATWOOD,
HAMMER ROBBINS,
r $ ALLEN,
ST. s. GIBSON,
8 g COLBY
Madison july s. ISIS Dist-lct CoIau4lltpc
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTICE.-OEuers OF SchooI and University Ian f5
in Iowa county are hereby notified ts unless the Taxes
are paid thereon previous Second Tuesday Of Sep
tember next, the Will be returned to Madison Is
unpaid when an additional expense f25 per cent XII!
be incurred. FRANCIS VIVIAN,
County Treasurer Iowa Co, Wis
Mineral Point, July 10Th, 1855 3oa4
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s We give place to the following commu-
nication. intended az 4 reply to Mr. Otis
communication Of last week. The writer, we
think has wandered little too f.r from the le-
climate subject in his attempted hit upon the
Republican arty, which las rotLing more 10 do
With his quarrel with Dir. Otis than we have
with the office Of Marshal We have objec
tiou to the attempt TO laugh tie matter of, bat
hereafter references to disn:ere9 ed parties viii
not be adnitted.in or columns, should the con-
trovessy be continued.
TRANsIATon's CELL. August TO- 1858.
G;eorqe u. Bliss, Ories.tai Prttter.-TAe fol-
lowing manuscript pit Was found among the wrap
pings Of the body OF Confucius, lately received
from China. And I have been ordered by his
worsLiptul serenity, the G. s. 10 furnish you
with a translation for the enlightenment Of the
outside Barbarians. It VIII appear from this
/ that the Hebrew Is Of much older date than
generally supposed. as the body was undoubt-
+ cdly buried in the year 00oo000o0000 oO,00L
Eyanic time, counting backward from the birth
of His serenity, the c. S This date IS a
sufficient refut:4tion Of all arguments based upon
the style Of composition that it was written by
Noses.
I may say that among Orientals it is univer-
sally attributed TO Whang, the historian, and
considered fragment
Yours in BrothersLip,
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WIGS-WICS-WIGS.

BATCHELoEs WIGS AND TROUBLES surpass al L
They are elegant, light easy ard durable
Fitting TO charn-no turning up behind-no shrink.
ing of the head indeed this is tie only Establishment
where these things are properly understood and made
H'v-F IS 8roadTsv, 3,e. Yo5.
2. 2. PCLTORB, AGENT
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Yours in BrothersLiP,
SWA NGTIrAI T,nnsL.lto,.
TIE FALL OF ONUs.

IKE FALL u On ID.
J. Vow in the days Of Buclrarn the Pensyl-
tie. the people had grown into great nation, en-
i bracing those of every tongue And they We're
divided into tribes, ard the tribes were divided
into hundreds, and into cities
? And the nation hourished and was happy
under Buctran for he was . mild ruler and
as the hearts OF the people were, so was lis
heart
3 1t this time it was the manner Of the
tribes, and hundreds, and cities, to choose Their
own rulers from among themselves. And it was
. the manner Of Buckra.n, who followed in the
WAYS Of his fathers, to send Judges and Priests
/ to each tribe; to cxpound the tablets containing
+ the covenants Of the nation 10 them.
/ J. And 1t came to pass that he raised up
Thoman to Sc an officer Of the law among the
+ tlibe of the Gopherites- And Thoman raised up
] Onas 10 be Deptv under him in Shack-racB,
which is 4 city Of refuge.
5 And in those days there were divisions
among the people,which were Of different races.
And the tribes Of the Shangharites, who were
numerous, went whoriRg after the images Of
Ethiopia, which were not the Gods of Buckram.
g. And the Vol res of tie Shaugarites were
raised up against Buckram, and against the
priests aud officers that lie had set up to rule
over them. And they said among themselves
this yoke IS grevious to bear let Us call UP
ShangaTIte 10 rule over rs,
I. ana tleFe vas war IN 'He country OF me
+ Gopherites. between the tribes Ct Shanghai and
the tribes Of Buckram. And the two tribes
went forth to battle and the Shangartes by
reasons Of their numbers prevailed, and ssnote
the Brekramites' IMP and thisii.
> And the country q Gopher round about
was III iAe ha''as q the 'IlO,9 ol 9iaiisNai ANA
the priests ana 'iii'ers Of inc Ia" We're al put
/ TO the sword except lnoSe "h'ch were raised up
y DU''N''H NOM 'i''y e'''''- i-'' 'o' ie'''
q ms Vengeance
> ANA the 'fioeS OF bockIain Ie''Fed 10 inc
city oi Slack-racH' ana heid the country round
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''''''s7 '''',' ~ e-''''9 were ','io"" open
streets.
Il. But The shaurarites latea HIM. and con-
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NHERTrANcEs, CLAIMS AND MONIES
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- Once hours from 5 A. 81. 70 ) P. II.
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Prepared by Cornelius l. CAeessman, II. ..

NEW YORK CITY.
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on the moutli period with regularity. Ladies vino have
been disappointed in the use OF other pills place the
uzn1ost confidence in DE- Cheeseman's Pills doing all that
tLey represent 70 %.
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Tie ArLASE1l FrlEessP8 Since tie suc-
osssfai lyins Of tie rele5saph cable across the
Atlantis the world ha~ heen atsNiously waiting
70 hs-r o successful transmission Il yiispatcl-
= between The old and ugv worlds Although
u i fully aseertaaaei TAI the oarreat q clec-
Trieity passes freely through is entire length,
time : required = get proper Instruments far
seadinSand receiving Intelligence. 4 few davs.
ve have 40 doubt. viii be sufficient g. get ali
tlls = N readiness. to enable Queen Victoria
and President Buchanan 10 have the FIRST cba.
ihs Paspsrt q which 81 arc anxious % learn
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- Our readers vili bsar patiently with u.s.
VI trust, tor laciyof residing matter for aootb-
e week, when tae long t.z list vii 20 tu.. ana
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-17

- \ robbery was committed at the La
Fayette House, in S1ulIsbure, on the night Of
the eth inst. The Local SAYS watches and cash
10 the value Of about two hundred and fifty dol
lars were taken.
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- The following gentlemen We're elected to
Congress from Missouri, on the 2ud inst They
are all Buchanan Democrat, and members of
the present Congress but Barrett and Noell
! J. Richard Barrett. > sam II. Woodson,
?. Ihos. L. Anderson, s. John : Phelps,
, john b. Clark, = John II NOEL,
1 James Craie,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-17

IS G. T. Vance, American. las been. elg,,tc5
70 Congress froa' the 6la District %. :. G.. ~
p.ace & CliBgmzn, resigned
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Y. Il. ECTCUTNGS,
General Agent for the United state.

los Chambers Street, New York,
r. D. PULFOI{D agent, 5iuerai Point: Boiler Smith
s Co, Chicago; H. Blalesly, s t. Louis. lily
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AssEWnly DIsrEtoE CoNv&uoS.-The Con
vention 20 select delegates 10 tie Congressional.
Convention from this Assembly District meets
Al tn Court Hease n tlls Cl,y q. Saturday.
the sis. inst. We hope to see . t.u delegation
from every town The PRIMARY Conventions are
the places 10 see that tile choice i Tie people
the people ie; the primary meetings i - de-
iaaii. q 81 tbe centre. S 3 .en- erse Po,iac-s
ey which naeaas men are lfel aeatly s.aasa.a.eo
unit ior he atl1se they aee chosen rs f q. or rl5
are unsatisfactory to The masses of The party.
thereby resulting in their ds.sa; 1t the polls.
when # good men bad beca - ssnated they
might have been elected W. ~av. iheu. 1t
-here Is : faA attendance 3, tbs p5iasa-v meet
ings. aud gooi aaL true usea Who Nil a1tead
chosen A. delegates
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iR- Ae1AcE's SeAsrNAvAv Broom 1ler.-
esNEz--A1 Lass. Sweden the ingredients Of two
Remedies that disiatsct tie blood Of every cor
r'at element have foaad Dr. Robuck has
combines them. lie offers tle result in his
scANas>AvEay btoop Pusl1zs and Boon Pms
They are striking The faculty ws.l a,aazemea..
and causing essads e the sick to rejoice
II cases Fl indigestion. liver complaint. serofa-
Ia, Rheumatism, diazElea. III l-c, ia az cases Of
disease. not organic. tAev care sbe patient rs
certainly As day succeeds darkness. See DIV.
August.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


IN Instructor, q Guide aad 1iysicioa
In which is cnlo died fill an c. desert ptiou now-
edge necessary to the welfare OF those married or about
be uaried) Of the process Of rou, pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and daueess, as well as tire
methods Of which many of the latter May Lc oJyiated
and teaching how the system ns be viec-ed and re-
stored 70 itr proper tome after having been rrostaed
10y complaints incidental to the human frame. Also
much PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION, vli.l viii OBJ
its the necessity Of any great amount Of sickness aud
enable the obseryaHt reader TO be- great extent her
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-17

4 MURDER At SHrLLsBURG.-Thc S. H. To-
cal gives the evidence on Tie examination Of Ed
ward Cullen. before Judge Martin. for the muir
der Of Robert Gittigan, from which it appears
tLat the former killed the latter On the 9th, 10y
striking him IN the back with scythe. Liquor
APP ears to have been the exciting cause Gull
len was committed for trial
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- The Sixth Annual Eera.t Of lie TrGs-
tees and 0sieers Of the Wisconsin institute tar
the Edoca.ion Of The Deaf and Dulab. lfar 1881
IS received. FIity-six pupils have been in a.
tendance during tho past year. The next term
viii open Sep-erber 50 b. AT which time rcr-
ton 81 TIE main edidce will De completed Tine
Institute IS IN good hands and IA a Gaa-lshia.z
condition
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-17

- PAUL JrxEAU, Of Horizon, in this State.
vas accidentally shot dead, On the 18th. while
out target shooting. Sir. J. WIS son Of Solo
mon Juneau, the first white settler Of Mlwau-
kee and has held various Offices Of tr,.s, in this
state, among which was that OF member Of
the last Legislature. lie leaves a wife and six
small Children 10 norm ~ irrenarabLe loss.
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sz5- The Rev. Eleazar Williams, the bourbon
Prince, lies dangerously i'll at Honansb ura.
Franklin county, n Y
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L II. =. CEAxu. F.sQ--Vye regret 10 Ica-tl Lat
tins eoutleraa Is about -o remove from Dodge
vllle. 10 tins county. 10 IaPon. The loss Of Mr..
Crane viii lie felt. NOT only ~ the people II
Dodgeville, but Of tie county generally. Where
ever he may 90, he viii have lie good wishes IF
all who know him
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NEw TmAL-The case Of the State rs. Peter
keenan,, convicted Of THE murder Of Peter Fagan.
ia the Circnit C0urt Of tlI~ county, the Supreme
Court have reversed die Judgment and ordered
a new trial
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