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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
JuDSoN's MOI NTAIN HERE PILLS.

How strange and wonderful it seems to Us that
medicine composed of simple mountain herbs roots
should so certainly search and diseases How
surprising that the Indians k>ow anfpreserve SO
long and well that has ped the
greatest ply sicians the world has SEEN True tho
ancient inhabitants of Mexico strange race found
by the Spaniards, liking in large cities and allowing
Tor their strange customs and religion civilized
az heir conquereIS. In the words of writer some
celebrity. They have persisted; from the face OF the
earth. their cities gigantic piles of ruins teir KINGS
ana ITlnces so mighty in their life forgotten the
ruins and their medicine alone are left The united les
timeaS of all Intelligent persons is that JUpSoNS
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS are the M ,st suee-Ssiul med
icine in the world in curing disease
Judsons Mountain Herb Pills sold by ali Medicine
Dealers. rS,ntr.t =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

" ti1m Ryan and james
". Ryan co,partner~, in : Judgment by confession
M name and style of w. March 10 1856 In lows
q" " ryan ilainiH :, county Circuit Court, tate
Of Wisconsin
Hugh HcCracken- \
4" H"Sh ncCrackeH the .aid Def ndaBf.
1'Ahf NplltE That the above named plaintiu. ,.ax.
HteH ~ me Office 81 the Clerk of tha- ircuit Court
=. "i' i"f iowa county, Wisconsin, Motion To ala
"i toF ieaF" Ia issue Execution on said Indictment
tit sum =" $50 H. with interest thereon since, py
. 80, that h"Ing the amount due said iI,,ltnent
an" ttt siid motion viii De brought to h.sr;n,, 70
NJ h' .a!d "n-t nj the Court House in the citv Of
"iit ia SNd county on the eth lay OF Sep;sn,-
'tf' A. u, 1872. at 10 Iclnct A. NJ on said "a - -
nH hereafter - counsel can be h.-trf
Der 9th, 1859 - Si"s crF'eii-
3w36 ,,tr,n S,f-oS ,H
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
Democrats Boiling their own Ticket.

Mr.. PArL W.IL writes 10 the Washiu,,oo o.
DcniocrR that some of the sore head rn,liii-
eiann of that county. have raised cry against
The nomination OF LroS SILvEnMAS for Trcasur-
cr, and . are advocating bpting him openly -
Paul however, thinks that LtoS will get hi.
party vote there, " notwithstanding b S We'll
and others are opposing him" If LION does
ma get his parry vote" in Washington and
Ozaukee Counties, what kind of 4 chance docs
he stand elscw here
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
Commercial.

TUESDAY EVE, SEPT. Eth 1859
The business OF the last week shows considerable
profemeut. Wheat has been coming freely most Of
which is yet in store, ouly 900 bushels having
been shipped during the week. Prices remain
To 62c according grade Oats remain about the same
The money mark ct is still close effected
with difficulty at per cent call, two per cent
at 90 and 90 days.
The prospects Of the fall trade are good, and large
Quantities of goods arriving daily. That they will
sell freely does admit doubt for people must
nave winter clothspg and they almost
y destitute having economical to the fullest extent
last winter. But they will obliged sell their grain
make payment since the day long is over
CHICAGO MARKET.
We quote from the Press and Tribune OF Monday, as
follows:
wHEAT.-Spring-Ad Advanced lie. Sales were IS 20d
bu No. Spring at 75c in store $4,000 bu do &c
10000 bu do at T5,ac in store 1000 bu
in store 1900 Blu No Spring at 73e in store 81
bu do at 1910 in store; 5000 bu do 73ac store
900 bu do 74c in 700 Rejected 65c in
500 bu do al 66c in store; 5000 bu kenosha Spring
751ac OIL
CORN.-62 I63c.
OATS-25td2 6c.
BARLEY.-+5946c
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

CAN'T STAND ANY LoxGER-It is asserted
that the reason Why the Democrats, and the
Priority in particular, are anxious to succeed
funds; and that not having forgotten the fat
pickings under the Bars'ow administration they
are furious TO dip in again. They went out of
office leaving an empty treasury; now that the
State Is flush they propose to again assist in dis
bursting the funds. We think the people will
say, /" stand off,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

IF In 1850 Harrison G. Hobart was the
Democratic candidate for Congress in the Sd
district; Doty ran against him. Dotv got IL >
l59. Hobart 1911. In 1852 Hobart was the
regular Democratic candidate in the Democratic
district of Sheboygan, for Assemblyman, and
was beaten by Shafter, wing. Upon this he
laid up for repairs till 1856 then lac ran against
bIihnghurss for Congress, and was beaten over
1000 votes
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

NALtE OF MES IN TUE SoUTH-The compare
tive esteem of the Southern aristocracy for poor
white people and negroes is illustrated by the
remark of Liusiana paper in recording the
death by lightning of two likely negro men "
The electric fluid Of the clouds seems to be
respecter of persons. 1t would as soon kill
a negro worth fifteen hundred or two thousand
dollars as poor white man. not worth the
powder and lead it would take to blow his
brains out,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
+ ARM FOR SALE.

WE subscriber for sale 200 acres moro mr. lac
OF ch"ic" Timber and Farming Lands living rnostls
IN Iich valley he timber Is chiefly Weife Oak st-
pIe Tor rats On the land is house and some timber
cut les" clearing 1t Is situated the Town OF Pulas-
ki, between the Avnca Depot n VI. < NJ r. r. and the
ti"ss iIains Prairie and convenient for a Farm The
description of the land is VIII of nee sc ot
neg aii Se OF nwq of Sec 81, Town 3 Range and the
s"a OF n"q OF : 81 s. r. 2. These Lands will oe SO III
cheap Tor cash, in lump, in lots suit purchasers
Linden August Is 1859 93.r.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
&33.40H.7nU

lUai, SJV,fooystV
That i. 10 SAY. the Government run in debt
80 much. and still great deal more on
account of Post office arrangements.
The total revenue WAS rs follows:
1883 S70213S6 1
1852 s09Ji $50
All this has been speat, and still we in
debt deeper than ever.
But 10 show the state of affairs in lis true
light we quote from contemporary who has been
posting The books for the two years and n half
OF the present administration.
Buchanan. Cobb, & Co, began business on
the .sh If March. 1857.
They had ia hand. in surplus funds. $29. O9O,-
600.
On the 81 of June, 1857, they had only ST.
100000
On the lst of January, 1853 they had only
$0O0.0OO.OOO!ii
On the 10th of January, 1855, they borrowed
$20OOO,OOO
In August. 1889. $lO.0OO.OOO more
In January. 1859. 81 900 00a more.
Ard now they want $50. 90 900 10 commence
i debt Of $500,O00 900 more.
assets ON hand to meet these liabilities
Se0J000,0O0.
These figures need comment: and We
commend them to the writer ia the I,.tel2iqs,.cer
Of last week
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
IMPORTANT To FEMALES.
ID K. e Il E E S E M ANS PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius I. Cheeseman MD.

NEW YORK CITY.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills are the
result of long and extensive practice. They are mild
in their operation, and certain in correcting all rrg
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iections Mysteries fatigue, pain back and limbs
Se disturbed sleep which arises incrruption of
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable they viii; hiring
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been disappointed in the other pills can place tho
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they represent e do.
NOTICE
fhere rs condition Of female vseu Il. ,,L,e6
me f'fds cannot be taken HitAoGt producing PECLL-
TAX RESULT Tie condition referred to is Pro
HANCf-the resHh, MISCARRIAGE Suck is me ~,
resistnbe tendency IF the to restore the SERIAL
functions 10 normal condition fhat erea The reprodu
tire poDer Of nature resist 1T.
Warranted purely vegetable free from ANYTHING
injurious Explicit directions which should be read sc-
company each box Price 81. sent hv mail en- enclo.
3 sold Icy one Druggsi in every town in the United
States " " ~
X. Is. ITI-TtHINt-.
Gsncrni Agent for The United STATES
l65 Chambers street New York
l. H. rCLFoRD, Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler smith
- '' ''-'s"' H. hiah'siN, ST. Louis lily
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
NOTICE.

iE ht ct Joseph Strhrger CO.. having been dis
l. solved The undersigned having the Books of III.
h, desires all IA their debt tn call upon him settle
Al persons are cautioned against paving ebts
-. ,s- JAS HOSkINS-
10
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
LOST OR STOLEN.

~ tn" lith day of December fs5 mailed 4, leo
y acre b'uh'y Land Warrant, No to the Roy
a'"r ' The aad Office Mineral Point Wisc,.n i'm a.
oct't"n iaaIc'. said Warrant at GaIlipoIis i'm =
are 81 ONO" II was issued toI.ewis D. Place minor
ti ~ '"hh tlace, and the property of the War
a'te ~ Inc the time it mailed II was lost or to-
zen 81" as way and IT Is the intention the Warranec
10 apply L" ihe Commissioner Pensions 70 duplicate.
u. j. T. BENEDICT Agent
Mineral Point, Wis, Aug. 10 1859 adv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

HORSE fHIKvEs.-The Springfield Independent.
gives lengthy account of an attempt to ferret,
out gang of Horse Thieves. whose depreda-
u"ns are becoming quite annoying throughout
the western country. Several persons have been
arrested. and from papers found about them it
appears they have peculiar characters used in
wiring To each other, also signs aud words bv
which they make themselves known 10 the in
;tiated, One VIM Davis, ala, WIN. c. Graves
one OF the persons arrested, and is now in Jail
at Dixon
The Editor of the H.d-pc,alen. having turned
detective, desires information of the whereabout,
of any OF the gang. particularly of John Adams
who stole the team of Mr. Dorm of Madison not
long since.
The Editor remarks
From all We can learn. 1t seems that this ba.d
IS very extensive. operating throughout the
whole region between Central Illinois ard
Central Wisconsin,. Their headquarters is hacL
Of Mineral Point, though they consregate often
IN the great WIunebase swamp which lies
partly IN Lee Bureau &c. They have their Chief
aud are doubtless thoroughly organized no, only
with a =" Horsee language of their own. bu,
with sIgns. passwords, &c. From droppings a.
DAVIS 1t would seem that they have a common
fund which may nc drawn on for securing bonds
men Of arrested brethren. While We were ia
Lee We heard OF three horses that had been ,fo-
len within day two. Nc less than three
persons IN DIxoa are believed To be me mhers of
the gang, a1d are under strlctesL Surveillance
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
Democratic HARMONY.

san BrGn Is ont in letter. which the Pat
rot refused To publish, charging the federal of
hcc hol ers in the Democratic Convention with
having repudiated the administration to which
they owe their appointments In the list ne
includes NJ. J. Thomas. Marshal. aud FRANK
HEsgr. Deputy Marshal, and others He saws:
There Is spectacle of era; itude and politi
cal iuanhoud. The National De nocracv of the
L Mon voted down and trampled on by the per.
sons 1t has heapcd its honor, on Y
IL Is quite probable that Mr.. BUcHAs,s will
remember those friends who have deserted him
IN the hour of his utmost need
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

EMBRACING THE" IsMs. '-Senator Douglass has
written letter to Mrs. Lncy Stone in which he
says IN relation to her woman's rights notions :
And | need not now after so many ve,rs of
faithful labor IN cause of popular >,,vereiynty.
says that YOU have,in your endcavors TO o6ta. The
'6ertp 81 gorern'ng sourselres IN yo,r o,rn ran.
'.cjrct only 10 the Constitution fthe Lnited States
me T'"H measure OF my '4adrided sympathy
Since the Constitution of the L. S. makes no
distinction between men and women We sup
pose that senator Douglass would like to have
the fair sex admitted To seat beside him in the
Senate Chamber The great Stephen has got
ahead of Greeley now, and we are alarmed for
the Democratic party
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

DoDGtSG TUE QUEsTIoS.-One Of the resolu
il"nS Of the Democratic State Convention is a,
follows:
Hsso!'erf. That we are opposed to interpol ting
INTO hhe creed If the Democratic Platform such
new i-Sn,s "a the revival Of the African Slave
trade or Congressional Slave Code for the
Territories. or the doctrine that the Constitution
OF the |. ;. establishes prohibits slavery in
the Territories beyond the power of tie people
legally {" conirolit.
ihey 'io not Say they are opposed to the slave
trade or slave code. but only To- irterpoiatinq
these issues into thc CREED The natural infer
ence in that when it becomes more popul,r or
when The South has more fully shown its hand,
they will be in favor of both issues
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
Illinois State Fair.

This was decided success. On "Wednesday
End Thursday the attendance was estimated at
rom. 60,n00 10 10000. Wisconsin was well
represented. Two car loads left this CITY uu
Thursday morning, and many the day previous.
Nothing, occurred IL mar the pleasure of the
excursion. excepting the clouds of dus; stirred
up by the constant movement of horses cattl,.
and vehicles, and kept up by strong Winds
4 II distinctions Of color were indi>tingui.habl,
Freeror; was not only full. but boiling
over. The standing arrangements were good.
but the idea of getting bed Il chair pre-
posicrous. The principal ATTRACTIONS were The
STEAM
OF these there were two Faw kc-' and CHI
cago machine of Van Doran & Glover The
latter owing 20 accident did not work but
, claims 10 bc able to plsw or 10 acres per ,lav
reap - acres per day, ditch 200 rods per day
and perform sundry other kinds of work The
.ieam pillow of Fawkcs in operation and
plowed on nil kinds ot ground at The rate OF 4
70 ) acres per hour. 1t WAS said TO have pillow
ed ia clever. minutes This work. :,
gang of SIX eight piows, and cuts ten feet in
width, and can no longer be considered an ex-
?
exhibition showing the great IN yentive faculties
IT The West one machine binds grain with
facility aud may be attached 10 any rcaping
nEschiuc.
C.TTLE AND HORSES
The display IN this line was magnificent -
One Durham COW. white IL milk called the
Lady Washington VA, the object of general adj
nirafi.n. The short horns. DeNonsiires and
other bluodcd stock fully represented
The display of horses was also very fine. al
though il WAS rcmarkc that il was hardly eau,l
:" thai At Centrala last year.
In the mechanical. agricultural and horticul
fural department. there was good display
but the Hall of fine Arts not equal to tha,
nj Madison last year. On the whole however.
people were satisfied. having learned ma. val
liable lessons IN regard Ia raising stock, anl in
Producing farming machinery.
The National Fair comes off at Chicago this
week. where siill larger crowd may lie cx-
peeted.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PLATTEvILLE ACADEMY.

The next Academic Year of this Institution will con
nence Thursday, September Ist
For particulars apply to
- j. l.. PICKARD Prin~inaI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
Facts and Figures,

The enormous expenditures of Mr. bnchah-
ans administration. have caused the people 20
inquire into the matter, and have consequently
frightened the Democracy into attempting ex-
planat ions.
The amount for the year ending June 80. 1859.
was a. follows:
Civil List. S2363o >
War Department, 2a.243o 22
Navy. 14.12oto
Debt, l6.suo ,iS5
Total $s3.7 .4s4
In 1883 81 5o5 667
Increase, S2l65sl7
Nearly Si9.o0O,000 Of this sum for the
support Of the army and navy, and that to" in
time of peace. Fat army contracts, which
bought votes TO carry the Lecompton Consi,u-
tion through Congress viii explain portion of
this. The Paraguay Expedition. which cost
Al0,G00,09) and wen; out with only sir rounds
OF ammunition, will account for another small
portion, all showing beautiful specimen of
that Democratic economy 50 much talked of in
clap-trap resolutions
! 1t is we'll known that the Administration has
been bankrupt for some time. and has been
borrowing, money and issuing .hinplasters 10
run on. Treasury notes have been issued in
/ 1853 and is5, follows:
! 1875 $23.s16.3C0
1853 9,6y2, 400
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
Pimples on the Face and Skin Diseases.

Are generally caused by Animalcul;e bur
rowce! in the skin. DR.. Trask's Magnetic ONT
ment by its powerful and penetrating qualities,
destroys every vestigc of them, restoring health
and beauty . the skin. wherever applied, re-
moving tan and freckles.
INFIAMED OR SORE EYES
a. G. Cushing, of South Bend. Ind, says
Z The Magnetic Ointment is the only remedy
in use here for I,.tsamed Eyes. The Auditor of
county has 50 much faith in Ia curative pow
in this disease that he not only highly re-
commenos it, but offers TO forf, the amount
paid for it IN each case, fit fails of 4 cure"
PILES.
Piles, which are at this season of the year.
particularly Troublesome, cured ut once by
Trask's Magnetic Ointment, apply it to the paris
affected and to the small of the back.
NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE
Apply the ointment freely to the forehead
and temples and back of the neck, also to the
soles of the feet and palms of the hands 1t will
relieve the severest headache it thirty minutes.
Read advertisement in this paper liy5-3ml
Read the following the Hon Morris Morris, form
erly Auditor of the State Of Indiana
ISpIASAPoLIs, Sept. =, 1857.
DR.. C. W. RoBAcK-Dear SIR: Having been troubled
for several with debility and weakness
much that unable to attend to my ordinary bus
mess at times and having heard of the wonderful
that you Scand navan Blad Purifier and Pills eff
feeng. was induced by friend try them. / have
been using the Purifier twelve months and
find the medicine fully equal to it's recommendations.
So valuable is its use to that can dispense with
the of it at my advanced age of hfeseventy
years.
cheerfully give this information for the benefit
those similarly affected.
Yours, truly,
MORRIS MORRIS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

r Gov RANDALL has accepted the invita-
ton OF HcsAar TO speak AZ all his Democratic
lnceiIn.s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
Decidedly Rich.

Here "a anciher Resolution OF the Democrat,
which adopted II,
Aesosred That the Democracy of Wisconsin
disappruNe the lavish grants at the public do.
mann heretofore made by Congress To Rail Road
companies and other corporations: but are IN
favor OF granting limited portions of the Public
Lands 10 actual settlers on condition of a bona
hde occupation and cultivation.
Now who obtained these grants If the nub-
lie kinds Why, the Democracy. Who Lourh,
up yearly whole Legislature IN order to get
possession of these grants? The Democracy.
VII" have then packets filled with the
proceeds ii these grants? The Democracy. IL
be sure uniess indeed. they have been scoop.d
cut IL some later financial operations
But ia relation TO the latter part of the resp
luton the. are more distances, still, a. the fol-
lowing S";e vii show.
Whco the last Congress va. drawing 10 $
close, ans. The free homestead ball only ,r.,l,a
the sctioa of the Senate to perfec; il. Senator
Dooliit!e suovei thu, the bill toy the purchase
Of Cuba, then uader tii>cusscn, b. laid aside ;o
take q vote CT tie homestead bill This was
test vote, directly upon the meats N the bill
The result WIS follows.
feas-Broderick, Cxrpercs. Clark Chandler
Coliamer. Dcoliitlc, nUrkce Fessenden Foo,
Hale, H1mlia. Harlsn. Johnson Of Tennessee
k,ss, Seward. Simmons, Trumbull, Wade. and
Wilson'S.
Nays Allen. benjamin. Bayard Biglcr,
Brown, Chestnut, Clay. Clncman. Fitch, Fiir-
psiach, Green, GwIn, Hunter. Iserson, Mason
OF Arkansas. Lane. Mallory, Polk. Push. Reid.
hice. Sebastian. Shields, Slidell, Toolnbs, Ward
and Wrigh.-2S
Every one Of the ayes except Broderick are
Republicans; every oae of the nays. Democrats
And hos the Homestead Bill WAS defeated
HoskRr \ BUCHANAN NAS-The wauke.h,
coaserrasor says Of Mr. Hobart, the Democratic
candidate for Governor:
lie Is, OF has been, the secret agent Of the
Administrator, under psy Of i've dollars per
per day. He Lolds IN his hands the destiny If
All the Federal Offices Of the State ThrDI,-b
him. and by his influence sIene. P,>tms,,.7s
Land otilcers. Indians Aceals. AND {. : Mar
shsis Sfs removed aud others appointed"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
$9o.l5n 80
lseted.

Leaving sill to be settled a nice little bal
ance of S90,l52.l so in the first sevsn months of
this year- Our crops are good and So are those
IN Europe; 50 that there is little prospect Of any
great demand for them. We believe the policy
OF the administration all wrong in encouraging
this state of affairs, and one will be surpris-
ed TO sec she panic of 1857 repeated
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
VAL u A 3 L e
In Iowa County for Sale on Long Time.

WILL sell all of following described Lands
At fair prices, FOR fourth cash, and the balance
a credit of from one to five years time.
G. {. WASHBURN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

Read the following from the Hon Morris Norris form
erly Auditor of the State OF Indiana
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

Here a anosher Resolution OF the Democracy
Of this State, showing tho honesty of the party
which adopted al,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

See Advertisement.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

The Washington County Democrat thus ex-
plains how Col. ROBINSON failed TO obtain the
Democratic nomina. ion for Gvv,rn,r:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

meetings.