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Group, Whooping Cough, Influenza
Asthma, or P'hslc. and Bronchitis

VEST Mt>CHE>TI.R Pa Frbt lS5c
SIR: Your Cherry feai"rHi Is perlpnnIIg InaryeIIn.
cures III thl, sc@t,. II. Ii has relieved several tr
alarming symptoms of roi>n, !i., ai 3, now rII,,
man Who has labored under an affection OF the Guno,
Tor the last I9fy ycrrs. liE>Ey l.. FAIRS merchant
\ RAHsaY,M D, AIrion, Monroe Ca .Iosawr.es
Sept =, lN"3: Daring ny peaclrrc OF many wears
nave band n"ti'rs 'qn' 10 lour Cherry Pc,l1ral for
EiFhG ''>e AMI Ft'Ici &" cuhstiip ple Iucnls or en-,
uug such rs are cur.hr"
We m;@hl a!d volumes Of evidence, hui The most
convincing pro Of the Virtues ol ill.,, remedy i,
found n lis ciirci, !t.t,I tr,aI
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used your criora ~, sr!i a:,d my family cy, ,,a
you Inv enied IT, and believe ii gh, hesi mcd,r,n, f
purpose yut out. Wul. in cold ir,lI @@ W. @@ s
pay twenty-five Collars for bottle han d /, " ,i !,
or take any other rcmed j." '1' l.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25
A Whopper.

4 correspondent of the Madison Patriot, the,
Democratic ors..a at the Capital, writing from
Mineral Point in relation 10 the reception of
MIR. HoaART and the speeches in the evening
INDUCES in the follown lie able extravagan :
cies:
just before the hour for the train to arrite.
hundreds were seen going TO the depot, which
attracted as many more, and before the train ar
rived the entire depot grounds covered with
the living and working Democrats to welcome
Mr. Hobart The train arrirei, and Mr. Hobart
and his friends. together with the deputaiIon
that was sent for them, soon fnade their appear
ance and such shoutof Dethocfatic voices that
made the hills echo, never was heard before
In passing through the city hundreds of people
were in the streets, giving shouts of welcome to
the Democratic nominee for Governor"
In order to show the accuracy of the state
ment will state, that the procession was
counted by several persons. and numbered, in
GLIDING Mr. HOBART himself and his travelling
friends. just forty-tro persons.
Aga be says:
All this time have said nothing about Ran
dali; we'll he didn't come to time, but come
subsequently, in the afternoon, and it was moi
known that he had arrived until he was intro
dueed To the meeting 10 the evening Evening
came, and with 1t came about fve hundred torch
IS 20 escort Mr. Hobart to the Court House where
the meeting held, and such jam there
that not more than half of the people that was
| in attendance could get in
! In relation to the speeches, the writer has as
grossly misrepresented them the other pro-
ceedings. He says that
" Mr. Hobart showed up the political life OF
! Randall In a manner that would have done cred :
it 10 any one f; how he lad changed his prnci :
H. / - II Il l..
| OF office, that ever since be did change his prin :
cip!es, he has always been favored with office,
and that he this day rules the Republican party
worse than ever Booth did could. for the rea-
son that Booth made him Governor, and he has
the benefit of Booths experience and counsel
and has it to this day. although they have dis
carded the adulterer, Booth
Now, everybody present, knows, that Mr.
HoBARr said no such thing that he treated Gov
RANDALL like gentleman. and made insn :
uations against his personal character.
But the closing speech of RANDALL is thus
briefly reported:
Mr.. Randall then had one half hour TO close
He got up, looked calmly around, and with his
sonorous Voice shouted, slavery where are
you now" and sat down amid breathless still
ness.
The meeting closed with nine cheers for the
whole of the Democratic State Ticket"
An easy way OF disposing of disagreeable
subject. RANDALL's last half-hour speech was
demoiisher. and when he got through, HOBART (
friends had {" nary word to say, and gave mc
cheers at all.
We give the above merely samples of how
the news is manufactured by and for The Dem
ocratic press and to show how much Deepen dence
can be placed in their statements. We think
our citizens can duly appreciate the style.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25
Two Weeks to Electi0n.

Two weeks from to-day the people of this
State are called upon to exercise the great right
of suffrage. according to the nature oftheir vote
viii the character of our govern ment viii be for
the next two years. The question Is shall Wis
consin endorse men who have been tried and
found faithful, establish correct principles in
political matters, and stand in the strong pha-
lanx of Northern States by the side of Maine
Vermont, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa and Min
ueso,s, OF viii she then endorse the chame-
leon changes of HOBART, a DoUGLAs, or a Blu
chanan, and thus fall into the rear OF the great
army Of progress and right BE careful how
YOU vote.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25
Legislative Nominations.

Hon Moan II. FIRGIS has been re-nominated
by the Republicans OF Grant County for State
Senator. Ex-Gov. Dewey is his opponent.
JONATHAN B. MooRE. of Muscoda. is the Re
publican candidate for the Assembly in the
Pialteyile District.
The Democrats of La Fayette County have
nominated EDWARD MELoY in the Shullsburgh
District, THoMAs MACKAY, in the Elk Grove
District, and SAMUEL COLE in the Fayette Dis
trict, for the Assembly.
BuEL T. HUrcHiyses, of Prairie du CHEN, is
the Republican nominee for Senator in the La
Crosse District We have known Dir. Hutchin-
son for several years. and particularly when he
vas member Of the Legislature In 1851 He
Is a man whom his constituents can trust of cor
rect social and political principles, and one
whom We hope his constituency will honor
themselves by eleciing
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25
INEI.ANI;rIONs.

y Bingham celeb ated phys cisn OF Utica N ! says
have treated Inamston of the BRAIN, lnh&-
nation OF the Lungs Inflammation of the Bowels and Kid
news Inaammatory rheumatism, Child Bed Fever, with
Dr. Tasks Magnetic Ointment with perfect success even
when all internal remedies have failed also eases OF
Creup Scarlet Canker and Ulcersted Throat and
Lungs with like In the Epideic known as the
Putrd Erycipeas by which many valuble lives were
lost tested il frequent failed of efectipg
sseiv and certain cure In cases Burns, Sprains,
Bruises Frozen limbs, Chinblans &c. it cures like
charra Ne Physician family viii be day without
this Medicine after becoming acquainted with It's pow
o cure
Sore lips, Chagpcd Hands & Ciii5iairs
are completely cured by three applications OF the
Magnetic Ointment
Read Advertisement in this paper. Oct SmS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25
our National Disorder-Dr. Roback's Cures.

The American stomach is tormenting organ 1t is
generaly out of order. The reason is obvious, The
driving man of business has not time, will
time properly to rnasticate his food He bolts it, and
bad habits are catching all classes follow his example
Hence Dyspepsia, with al its eomphca',oIshence In
dieeston Liver complaint and disorders Of the Bovss
in ALL their aious phases Against these and hundred
other complaints, the Scandinavian Blood Pills and
Blood Purifier, waging an discriminating warfare
The success of these Medicines has been astonishing,
even in an age of scientific miracles They do not al
ieriats they eriiagrish disorder. The agony, The
fever the debility the dependency which characterize
of the digestive and seeretvo organs,
under the influence of these preparations The consti
tution itself seems TO acquire energy under their
narration. See Advertisement.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25
The TFiumphs Of Freedom.
The Dough Faces Oterfkroloss- .Stcady tread Of
The Peop'e-Tis Earthquake Voice Of the Heg-
stone State and he Great 10. tn ,cest-Ner York
Comes AcTtft

The Victories achieved last Tuesday, will
thrill the heart of the People every where. like
the sound of Trumpet. SIX MILLION Of FgKE-
MIN HAWK SPOKEN Their utierauce is that of
une4uisocai condemnation OF the principles aud
policy OF The Administrations and the party
which sustsiRs it,
Nor Is his spssmodic uprising Year after
year the same voice has been hcard-crovyin.r
IN strength and volume and significance viii
every reileration Victory has followed vic.o-
~. from Maine to Iowa, until now hardly a
State, whose soil is not blackened by the foot
pants OF Slavery, * 50 poor as 10 do reverence
20 party Whose principles and policy are Al
war with the fundamental primer pies OF the Re-
public.
These triuInphs. In their magnitude, tineli-
ness and Importance cannot be over estimated
they do nor simply indicate hostility to the bad
principles Of the Democratic party but that
that hostility l. 50 iufiexibe and so irrenreSsi-
bie that y viii ind uttersnce upon every
available occasion. They show that Republi-
caulSm las It's seat in the heart of the PEOPLE
Il j. this which renders the Republican party
The luost formidable aud invineible which has
ever had an existence in the Republic 1t par
lakes Of the spirit which moved the men of the
AevoiutIon. and which held them 10 the work
through the long years of toll and suffering alb
s1Ebed IN that terrible but successful conflict
That contest was protraeted bat its was glori-
Gus 30 WILL BE THE END OF THIS wAR=4I5aay
Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25
Janes Ii. Howe.

This gentleman. the Republican Candidate
for Attorney General, has been making the cat
irsus .; The mining region short visit, aud has
everywhere received hearty welcome The
Central Committee had fixed his appointment
n Mineral Point on Monday evening but ON
ing TO The usual delay attending the movement
of tie mails just preceding elections. lie arrived
here ahead OF his appointment. but TOO late to
gave notice tor meeting. On Tuesday evening
ae spoke 70 large concoLrse Of people a, Dodge
vile. and with excellent effect. We are Ia
formed BY those who were present that i, was
one Of the mos, successful efforts they have ev-
e. heard. and that its effect viii be felt at the
polls
Ga Wednesday afternoon he addressed few
re- marks 10 the citizens of this CRY, which were
'',s.vs@ With aesrty applause, In the evening
Ia "eat 70 Linden, and addressed q house foil
"a one 81 tile most eloquent and telling speech
. q .ae e'sspa n. We do not tla.ter " hen We
say that 9'e base seldom heard The issues be-
tween the parties stated in clearer and mere
satisfactory nauae-. M HowE Viii run NJ to
tie Republican t.caer in his region. aud Of
course. VIII be elected
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIE MIGHTY IIEALER.

Let not disease, with fsngg prev upon Won until
the cold hand OF death 70. to an untin.l r,.
shake OIL the feeling Of despair and hopee-sness 30 LA,
Die to come upon the invalid The plant boru 81 tho SIM
we place WITHIN the reach Of ali. We care not what
be the specific form Of the disease The cause the
ain o. inc disease ITSELF impure blood and through
the eent channels Of the lungs the and tn.
vital organs, JUDsCN'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS will
Pass ingng with the blood search out and grasp and
tnen expe all hurtuI poison that there is in IT. Thu.
cleanse the blood by few doses these Pills and
ease IN any form, will disspate and vanish A. the
9o Win lts glorious beams first the morning
"e" 70 rise az mist, then growing stronger casts his
burning rays upon it-and behold tits vone,o
the blood, auf disease like morning dew retreat. and
varish's There is blood purifier equal to JUpsoS
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS.
Sold by ali DeaIeas in Medicine o..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25
; Cvoi EndOfs ament.
he Madison Patriot of the 18th says !:

The Madison Patriot Of the 18th says
There Is scarcely school master il the
State who IS not an active Republican, and
nearly all our agricultural and public societies
have passed under the same influence"
Well, how is the Patriot going to help it p
If they want Democratic teachers they Will have
to send TO South Carolina for them; for we
know they are scarce in the Northern States
and we much obliged FOR the compliment
paid to Republican farmers, for taking much
more interest il these societies than their oppo-
neuts-but surprised that Democratic
paper should acknowledge the fact
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25
I o'clock , P NJ.

An address was delivered by Prof Tickard
in regard to the nature, influence, uses ADD OBJ
lects of Teachers Institutes.
The following resolution was introduced by
Judge Coihreu a proper subject for Discus
sion
Whereas The State, by ensc;ing Free
School law. and providing for the education Of
ali her children, has recognized the great prIn-
ciple that it is the duty of the State to educate
her children. therefore,
RESOLVED, That the State should complete Der
work by enacting law enforcing the attend
ance of every sane child in the State, in some
school, long enough to acquire a Common school
education.
A discussion kept up until the close Of
the evening by Messrs. Cothren, Hovey, Gray.
Nolan, Curtis, Commins, Pickard, Warren, ros-
ter, Allen and Wilson.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25

the Peoples Representatives and the Peoples
Governor We cannot believe it. We believe
the people of the South District of Iowa County
have TOO much regard for their own interests,
too. much respect for themselves, and too much
love for the honor of the State, to do any such
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25
FORFCLO-URF SALE
Joseph nueus'er, Safe Of Visions

Joseph MHen''er' Safe of Wisconsin,
Julius Winters } Iowa county Circuit Court.
vIrtue o Judgment OF and sale in the
ID aSors entitled action resdered the 2sth dav Of
September A D 1859 shall the 2sth dsy OF JaDu-
any A. D. 1879, o. lorE. P n IF that dav Mt tha
Court House door, II the City OF Mineral Point IN said
county. offer for sale aad sell a. public auction
the following described mortgage9 premises or SO much
thereof i mar be sufficient to raise the sum Of
the Of said judgment besides interest and costs
Of sale to Wit The west half OF lot 30. eigh cen QsJ
IN the vintage OF highland, in the county Iowa and
State OF Wisconsin THOMAS MCFARLAND
Sheriff Iowa Co, Wis
Date dMinsral Point, Oct 22d. 1859
JosEFz II. CLASSY, ATTY for PIrintif. 4s-.ds
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25
Insurreetion in Virginia.

The bate papers come to rs hlledwith details
of an insurrecsion at Harper's Ferry. 1t seems
that Old Brown, of Kansas, who has been crazy
since the murder Of his son by the Border
Ruffiaus, wasS at the bottom Of it. He has an
idea that he is commissioned from Heaven TO
berate all thesslaves In America, and with this
view be with some fifteen white men and half
dozen negroes commenced operations by sez-
ing several citizens and. taking possession of
the Arnory. Here he attacked by the q.
s. Marines. and several men killed on each side.
The greatest eemmotion was excited, and on
account Of the cowardice displayed by the in
habitants. Gov. Wise compared them to a flock
of sheep. We VIII publish some of the partic-
ulars next week. +#
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25
Commercial.


MONDAY BvsNISd. oct-Z sth' 1907
business the mast week has been active,
dav our streets were crowded The wheat
- ,,,.. / .,-;,,,, .swaoco3 f-or, ssc..
00'isi'e 0 80 -
on Tuesday, TO 153ac on onday. ABOUT Aoeo ouAhsn
changed hands at 63a75c The receipts have averaged
1000 10 800 bushels daily.
Oats are scarce al 22s24c. There is
-. ra-,a. =; =, rod s,-,fv a, s,,4oc Fr..h Rrt.s,
.-.-.---.T..1.
- s1A' &c a. ~
Five car loads Of cattle were shipped during the last
uaek
-, =, ,--.. ~, -.
i'A'e mas "etH so''' Win 'ne ''''N'-' ~ '
counted Saturday afternoon between the depot
a,a n. u : uo+el basises INV ., other attracts
CHICAGO MARKET
c.,
7t.s, =, ~ 80. ,,.-.a+ oo,,t;nr...s.
Inc tGoFsncy IN Vhe Nheat ihsrket nm,
cing To-Day one 10 wv" cen on ne Gay trah
sactlons loot up about i-oooo 9ushes Al Viz Tor 90
white Sioo Tor No z he Si,oz Tor No. req soas'
Sg 81 req s s,ass TOT Tot 90 Plss a0 0i NO
: spFing ana oUaoic ioT eJecteo-aii IN store
CORN.-So6SIc.
OATS.-S2alS3e
BARLEI.-56dSSc,
RYE-67c.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25

After roll call and music, an invitation was
extended to the Institute by Mr. Allen, in be
half of Mr.. Brackes, to visit the Zinc Furnace
aud the Copper Diggings, which was on motion,
accepted
Messrs. Wilson and Rogers conducted exer-
cises in mental arithmetic, and ari.hmet ca
combinations, and the latter closed with an ex
ercise in practical arithmetic.
AT o'clock the members of the Institn tie in
a body visited the zinc furnace, and expressed
themselves much pleased with the visit and the
attention shown them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25
WEDNESDAY. October Is

After the opening exercises, Nr. Warren con-
Quoted an exercise in Geography, and the school
of Prof. Nolan introduced. NJ. Pickard
explained the rain gauges. A drill in language
was conducted by Mr.. Foster Mr.. Warren
talked ten minutes upon Things versus words. >
Prof Hovey continued with remarks same
subject; and after discussion general sub :
iects, the morning exercises were concluded with
a drill in language by Prot Pickard.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25

90 Albert Houady. Sidney Wight and Mike
Dun, prisoners in tae Daae county Jail. succeed
ell N breaking our on the night Of the 9Th. aud
making good their escape. 4 reward of SIS
will Re paid for the arrest of the three or S25
tor either Of them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-25

lustrated his method of teaching Phys &C.
ography, with remarks upon natural dlVisions'
and winds, &c
Miscellaneous exercises occupied few min :
utes, and Mr. Foster gave Instruction IN reading
and elocutlon-