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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
Daring Attempt TO Fire the City-i Fire kindle! il
the Remington Cottage = incendi3ries About
Look 0ui for the Fate of Oshkosh,

At about ID o'clock last evening a terrible
Ire alarm called nearly every citizen into the
streets The fire eon,pan.e had their machines
out, and all proceeded 10 the scene where the
the alarm was raised. Tue wind was h,siwIng
almost ike a hurricane, and binding clouds 81
dust hlied the air. 1t WAS soon asccrtained
that the double cottage on Main Street, below
the Court House owned by ii. ". Remington
was the house wherein the fire was. 1t had not
attained such Roadway but that the vigorous ef-
forts OF che crowd soon subIued ii.
The building contains two dwellings, one of
which is'occnined by~D.. C0lwei, recently in
Tue dfvS business. The other pam has been VA
cant ~tth 4ire lights IN 1t for at beast two
weeks past Ia the hail leading from the front
DIOR OF the vacant part, fire had been klndled
Lt9h arose nearly 10 the ceiling. burned ihroueh
The ii2"rs and dropped through AT this time
the hire MAS discUvercd, an entrance effected
and the efforts TO suppress il met with success.
tad the building been burned with tie, ter
rihc Wind then blowing, NJ least - dwellings
lhe Baptist and Catholic churches and other ed
iifces. must have gone with it.
10 doubt exists but that the Oshkosh and
HorIcon lEcendIaries are in -our midst Look
out for hFe ,-Nadisoa argus Dag , 1h
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
FOREIGN EStH.NGF,



By this disesae understand and inflammation either
dull pains the gt side, stomach all disorGered
the yellow tinge o 10. SKIN. dry cough tongue coated
co.tveness high-coiored eriee .and OF thick nature
severe weakness and severe pains in the head
tins quantity Of lumoGs the region the liver
defective secretion of the bile. liver v hen
healthy, ilter Blood to separate The
Iurar.y from H. refine it, hen diseased il can
not puffy the blood which, when TO the lungs
brains and other parts in morbid condition, may
holding the natural stimulus the intestines causes
Dyspepsia Piles, and other complaints, you per
the direct way unaYcI tear the system to
pieces. .---a-
patient suffering from thts piaint should resort
10 speedy relief Yet there very few medicines
woftl ee:at ia caring diseases. What then shall be
dJle: We say. use DR., aorso's Indian Root IiHs a.
they are Composed Of plants and roo's they viii be
"und sure for this painful disease bccuso they
purge rom the body those corrupt and gnau humors
and cleanse and the blood which is the cause
not only OF the disease Of the liver irfaina lion
OF the kidney bladder, Of .very description
OF disease From tree to four the above pills. taken
every night going 10 bed. wilIn days entirely
relieve the body Of eye thing that opposed 70 health
Dr. Norses Ia han Root II. sold b.. all dealers in
Medicines,
BEWARE o. counterfeit Of these PILLS YELLOW
WbArPERS. All genuine arc in Blue wrappers, VITA!
'hc signature OF 4 J. Waite Co. On each box I.rice
20 cents May.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31

The IRoS INTEREST N PExNsYLvANfA-It j
gratifying to hear that The iron manufacturing
establishments all over the State are e-e;tIurinio
full operation with an encouraging prospect q
increasing business and profits near at hand
In Allegheny county new branches OF the bus-
ness are being prosecuted with much success.
The recovery from the prostraiior OF barking.
railroad, real estate and other speculative opera
mons. has been speedy and complete. In Blair.
Lehigh and other regions OF the State the far
naces are going into operation with every pros
Pect OF success aud profit iHs5urg Post
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
fANNY'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE.
nHE-EAHvMG
REAPER AND MOWER COMBINED
Manufactured BY Nanny 81 Co. Erceport. III

{ ONBfNlSt three MACHINES one sirau Nv aiust-
~ Ell and perth city stsaptsi toitbsr purpose f,,4Iv an
ing ne wants oi iiie Farmer -AUIOMAIioN
RAM may e attached defac ed in moment who,
deFfred Bang simply aud cleaplv consrt1efed ~, tf+
gearing 1t Is mot Liable TO order and t.ta-
can mead a maze any lart II without going To shon
~ i"ed Or tSneied sfi9, S.ii-tze cu MADE :,
DO COCO wcrk lit then he taken r. am the rak;r-
done tv hand perfectly FROM anv ,t,,r n-ne1,i,
liEess are important features Of hich Self
X aper not convertible t. l.-ud-ralng or a NJ
reaper without SriI-I-SkIns Attachment are deficient
and r.ust inevitably ~ supcrcei~t
My lteapsrs being perfect Mowers aud Self akin
too. when 'tesiTea arranged 10 avoid all sie7
dIatt lie tongue being heXle every way no vel If
The machine the neeks the team The drier
having an easf spring seat ia the machine can
Sc 7a1tEicil"ns IN time To sword their IL contact
WIN tHe cutters y an elastic shoe. lativ ntented
the iBaca.ne - ailV~-i pass freely over tie
white the cutters kept close to Tia. aronud III -
ng wheel being en- aTed To three feet NO f:1e.s and
mate 10 be turned hearinxs allows tb
machine 70 d raised that iii cut two f,t i'm b5t
when desired. Ny Caard. rectntIy n,fs,,+e5 80 -
sa'sttntiai and perfect sheer cf al- n+at
ana ,ANGing point being perfectly alap:e 10 crt
.l es cover VIII lot clog. There some rf.c-
pii lILFovc T1enis which nine years sxpercrlee
.'t'e and are not 10 be found anr other machine
AItoagh Ne would not depreei.e the merits of .,iir
vel their moving atlacnneas look too r,cb
lAe Secep tons, want skill III cofistrurt;oF ~ a
machine Is rightly in the place. with a narCect cut,
ing aIaar tns such as Is g3 red ting sS IL i
unreasonable 70 suppose that it viii no: eat a.
OF better than that ouiy be made =, - =
and nothing else No moyy No sttacI,rna,. -
WIZ ms hiacn1e Its cutting being IN nt
that II As always ready aud reliable for cut,inf- -
WEI as gram Where it has BECOME Luoyyn = -. :
Z clearly show. 's7.i1Aohids
lhess machines be at The Mineral Po,. Pail
hoaa lDePot, ty calling on Mr. JAMES WILkIys
HENRY SCHELLlNGER 4ce.t
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
Horrible SalIerings on the Plains-Cannibalisn.


ST. Louis May 25-3 p NJ.
The regular correspondent of the Dceaocrat
writing frem Denver CITY, Oh the 9Th inst re :
counts the most deplorilhle condition of things
on the plains; emIgrants dying OF starvation.
and others stIbssang Oh prickly pears and wild
onions found along the road. The stage agent
reports picking ~ man named Blue. reduced
to a skeleton from rvatIon. He started with
two brothers, one Of whom died and the remain
ing two ate his body. Another died and hc in
turn was nearly dcvourcd by The surviving
brother.
a named Gibbs had arrived from the
mines IN a starving condftislt. and expressed
the opinion thai his party, number nine. had
all persisted Many graves are reported along
The Foute,and much property had been DESTROY ed
and Abandoned on the road. The writer of the.
letter says that the departures from the mines
are about equal 10 to the arrivals. A bout 500
returned enig grants reached s.. Joseph on Sa.-
urday all of v hon confirm the previous accounts
OF suffering on the plains.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31

private letter, Gated Pacific Civ Iowa.
states that report just reached that 1, party of
starving Pixies Peak emIgrants attacked and
captured two outward bound trains near @ Fall
len 5 Bluffs. During the melee, D. C. Oakes,
conductor of the trains, was killed, and Griffith
newly appointed POSTMASTER, Auraria, EN- routc
to take charge of the office was hasgcd by the
desper
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
axsSA
FOREIGN - - ID n e w S !
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE "asIi:,
New YosK. Nav "a.
The City Of Baltimore reached her dock al


The City Of Baltimore reached her dock at
5 o'clock this a. NJ, with 800 passengers
The number OF volunteers to the English Ma
w offered al Woolwich, numbered two hundred
and fifty daily.
Il is stated confIenfially in London Clubs
that snmedaiely 81, the rSeeiing OF T arli qraent
fainicrSton VIII move. and kaSse VIII secoud
Il vote Of censure on the Ministry, for haviu.
dissolved l,Eila,iaent asldeg critical eireustan-
ceS
The Independence Ea!ge gives notice that Bel
gan subjects a'ho may attempt prIvateerng or
act contrary to the duties OF neutrality, will be
treated Is pirates abroad, and be liable pros
I ecUtian by Belgian tribunals.
MIS- Sheridan MusPrat. sister OF Charlotte
CnShniau, died NJ Liverpool on the 10Th
LeNDoN. Ihag 2-nooIs-Consois firm at 9, s
e4921 bat very little doing
Fiench funds Improved upon higher quota
/ tions from Paris.
! New YoeK. May 20.
/ The roval mail steamship Asia, from LIVER
+ pool on the 18th inst, arr we'd this morning.
/ Louis Napoleon's departure from France was
perfect ovation, aud his reception ut Gcnsa,
where he arrived on the 2;h, was most cordial
( He issued stirring address 20 the army, en-
joining disc pllIfe, and stating his only fears
were that they would show too much entbus-
/ asm. He expected to proceed to ;he army
on the 18th The King of Sardinia visited The
I Emperor At C,efico
& port retrogade movements bv the AU,trians,
whose head quarters at Gabbo. The Sar-
dIntans had fetaken then former position
1 The British Government formally J,yocla
strict neutrality, and Its subjects against
/ violation
The war department has issued important
notice, authorizing the formation OF volunteer
I corps throughout England.
The activity in the English dock yards is
equsl tn that at the Les ,iIth of the CrImean war
/ The Parlia nentary elections are nearly over
4 The result Is as last reported
he army of Lyons w::s under orders for It
ally This would raise the French troops in Italy
I To 100000 men.
French Legislation on the corn laws is post
poned sine die.
The Bank OF Fiance lost a,00o,000f in specie
+ during the month
! The Bourse had been active and higher, but
I declined 3. the 18Th.
/ The projected mission of Prince Windisch-
I grittz to st. Petersburg. Is abandoned.
4 The German Deit had adopted Il proposition
to pat the federal ,arsons fuotIng.
/ The PrussIan Chambers have both uuaui-
/ nously authorized loan by the govern
ment.
Advices from Turkey report increasing asita-
ton IN the provinces
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
Latest N ewSI
Destructive Fire In Dutu9ne.

3 -DpFrouE. Iowa. Mar 27.-The Odd Fellows
block in this city was entirely destroyed by ire
last night.
The first floor was Occupied by the Post Office;
S.W. Green. grocer; Mo'sel. druggist: H. Grand
sean, eenfectioner; w. Robinson, grocer. The
majority ST them saved thcir stock. Everything
in the Post Office saved.
The second floor was occupied by Clark d
Beach, lawyers; AL papers lost.
The [. S. Land Office, every thing saved; and
the Peoples Theatre, all the scenery Of which
was destroyed. .#s
. On tie tiiiri floor were tho Lodge rour7s Of
the Masons and Odd Fellows; every: hing be-
longing To both destroyed
The loss Is estimated at $4,000; Insured for
$1,000. =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
Tornado Near jacksonville Sixteen Reported
Killed.
SPRINGFIELD, H.. MAY p.

s SPRINGFIELD, H., May p.
The jacksonville correspondent of the STATE
RegiSter saws that most terrific, tornado occurred
twelve miles south of that city on the 2etlf.
The violence of the whirwisd Is desert bed
as exceeding anything Of the kind ever wit
messed, excepted IN the West Indies Sixteen
persons were killed and many others serie usl V
wUunded-some fatally. Houses were deTnol-
ished and blown To- atoms. There Is am meal
culable amount of damage done to- property of
every kind. We have not as vet been able to
learn the names OF those killed and wounded
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
The State Printins.

Since the return Of Governor Randall from,
the east. Lc has, after inqulrng into lie n,3ur.,
IN which the accounts of .hc State Printer have
been audited under the joint resolution Of iI.c
Legislature, addressed the following note, to the
State Comptroller, suggesting 10 that officer 70
disregard the Instructions of the Legislature
upon tie subject IN auditing snch acc5auts here
alter aud hold 'he printer 10 the strict terms Of
!he Cuuf-act.
The Governor holds that the Legislature erred
IL passing The resolution. and that it Is not hind
nS up"n be auditing officers. He has there
fore ie!i 4 his duty to intervene, and to Insist
upon follow ing the letter of The Contract:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31

- The Lnglish Stockholders of the Illinois
Central railroad are about organizing a system
% eo'onizing The lands Of The CompaRv-ia Ill
A1ois on 4 Very large scale The Chicago Press
gives The outline of the scheme and remarks
nat II tue present aRtIcipatiois are realized.
.t'''1s VIII have abundant cause to rejoice that
/ me limos Central Railroad has fallen mainly
aus. .iis n ,ne hands Of English capitalists. What
~ i'"ss needs Is rnen and capital 10 de
velope her resources, aud now bnrb ar, :. :. ~ i.
supplied on the lands Of Central Illinois.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31

LAND AGEN CY
abstract ofncc.

Tho Undersigned have opened set of Books which
1--WE cc !ete reliable history Of every Iad
in Iowa, CO any embracing Deeds, BONDS, Mortgages
s,teIrts DecrSex ad all of Ret sd afectfnc
the same.
They Will furnish abstracts attend TO the perfection
Titles The purchase and sale of Lands, the payment
Taxes collection Rents tie drafting Deeds and
other and viii loan money, and collect
crest for those desiring to invest.
Office up stairs Ross new stone building OPP
posjte the E4g,e saloon, Ligh street; Mineral Point
Wis VIZ. T. HENRY,
4Stf r FRANCIS HENRY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31

Private advices from Utah Indicate further
serious trouble IN that Territory. The differ
ences 50 long existing between the ExecniIve
and Judiciary. about TO result in a collision
between the United States troops, under Gen.
Johnston, and the Mormon maliiIa under Ger.
Wells Five Thousand of the latter have been
called out by Gov. Cumming, 10 protect the Cit
liens from WHIT he deems the usurpation of
authority on the part OF the Judges and the Nil
ltarN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
NAreLEoy, Henry Co, july 7.1s58.


Dir. G. W. RoBAcK,-Dear Sir For the
benefit of suffering Humanity, permit rs to an
nounce, through the columns of your Circular,
the surprising properties of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, which Is Il sure
cure for Indigestion and Liver Complaint We
have several persons IN town, who have horu
suffering with Liver Complaint and Indiges,iol,
and not withstanding that We lave as good
physicians oe found in Northern Ohio.
yet the disease baf1ed their skill. Consequent
ly we were IN a state of dependency, until We
commenced using your Pills, through and by
the advice OF our friend, Ma. BRENxAx. We
used the medicine according to directions. and
are now full of hfe and hilarity, aud our grail
tude Is equal TO our improvement in health and
spirits When We take into consideration what
we have have been, and what At present
we feel like charging ourselves of the sin of IN
gratitude, If we did not try to announce to the
public the great b~nefits of your Medicine
Therefore, we recommend to the public at large.
the expectancy of having recourse to your Medi-
cine, aid consequently. as in duty, in advising
persrnis who are Suffering as we have suffered.
to make use OF the only true and sure cure for
the disease already mentioned.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
y Ew OaAEANs. NfaE d

tefuaniepec advices of the 4th reeri we'd nv
Ile co''t-8coalcos. report that Gen. Walker anal
5J0 men were on hoard the Steamship .)-;z,,s,
winch had arrived At Acupulca from San Fran
cisco. Their intentions were unknown. but II
was supposed they were bound to Southern
Mexico
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
i',y ]
Executive OFFICE.
Na !i<au. Nav sltb I~5Q

nid-8A>eii. NAV ~4tA- 1893
u "s- H. 4. Ics.,.y. e'oiaptro!lcr:-S lR.-Si.ce
my eturn from the east ny attention has been
l''fi Sol7rly called 10 the manner in which bills
'or pubic printing have been audited by the
"I9. 'inS officers 81 the State. The lasi Le,isla-
tufe passed resolutions authorizing an unusual
construction Ia the contract Of Mr. Ross for The
punAc printing. The great unaniinity with
Wni5h ih"se resolutions PASSED both Houses OF
Sne i-e2iS.atUre, SUPPORTED they were bv the
'th4eei and best men ii The NO Hoases, without
H'>''hes'eh al party, was very like. to lead
'he auditing officers into an error in The dis
e-iaf5e Gt HER duties Bat the Legislature
erred u lad no power TO alter the terms OF a
contract by simple resolution
Oh VII permit me tn suggest that, in pas
s.H- upon the accounts audited By the Secretary
"a STATE think 1t yoUF duty under the law 10
o1ul"y., strictly 10 the terms Of the contrac,
"''ae between Nr. Ross and the State without
-! 4e~7Fd [" the Resolutions ct the Legislature
r!e1 i"e S'iigecL Ii Dir. Ross feels s.agrieyed
III l'.i>e' he or has assigns have an ample
-~'..-Ns- IA courts
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
MA1HIEH,

In Linden, on Mag 18th, by the Rev. .tohn Murrish
sr' DANIEL WEBB 10 Mrs susASAH GREGORY all CT Lin-
den. ...s
In Linden, on May 2stb, by same, Mr. JouS EApr
to Miss ELF. wEBB, all of Linden
On Saturday, the 2ssh inst by the same, Mr. Ton
HANCOCK 70 Miss SUSAN LANE, both of Linden
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31

ILLINOIS BANKS PEorEsrEp-The Sr,r;,,c-f,l,
5e''fnal Of the 18th inst, SAYS the AI,,i5r ~.
1 S notified that the notes OF the t3Uoy-;r-
p'iAAs' 20 The amount of about : 10 oGl. Inv
6een protested Bank Of 1arma. and Merchant.
p p'nE' t5Fnar Grayvin Bank; and Southern
~ - 90 IIlLoiS, GRANVILLE aud the Bank o.
Illinois 1T New Haven I, ! s,,,,,,,.,., -
banks Viii make arrangements 10 ifeadet.r. he.
, tae expiration Of the ten DAYS Of grace al
-o"ed oy Law NlarreR Fysdsy7e,ek,,,.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
From Pixies Peak.

THE news from Pixies Peak : anything but
favorable for those on the way. Thousands of
ernisrants are returning ina starving condition
and threats are made against those who have
been instrumental in getting up the excitement
We not disappointed in the intelligence Of
the scarcity 0: gold, for we have ever considered
is existence in Kansas, TO any great extent,
more than doubtful, AID have done our part to
,lissuade those who had determined q to see The
Elephant" before anything reliable could be
learned from the gold regions. There stories
of horrible suffering and starvation, which We
Iepe Will prove greatly exaggerated as have
the reports of the discoveries Of rich deposits OF
gold.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31

Is FRET J. B. Turner. of Jacksonville has
accepted the challenge CT Rev. jaime. q pi.,,
inoad' Of Milwaukee. 10 discuss religious sub
Jeo's. The latter gentleman challenged tha
world to defend Ceugres;ationalisrn against Ill.,,
doctrines OF The Episcopal Church. Mr. Turner
accepts and invites the Rieb,,,ors :, ~
sonsllie
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31

C0ANIr A2.-the sentence Of F.,s, one of The.
ei''oa'' n1FdereEs, has been committed from
'es'h oy hanging 70 death in tie peni;ent...rv.
al" 'i'o tine changed feou the I0sh .. June.
:. 70 the end Of his natural l.f..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
Destruction of Key Wcs. by Fire.

BAIrraonr, May 27.-'Pho L. s. surveying
schooner Howell Cobb, which arrived today
IN eight days from Key West, brings Intelligence
OF the destruction of that town by fire.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31

!. Soorr SLOAN CuAUSer AgBoTr and Cr,p-
ans X Wells. have been appointed bv Gov
RANDALL As Inspectors Of Election of The 7 :
crosse and Mississippi Railroad COMPANY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
Accident on Great Western r. r.
SPRIyGFIELp. HI, May 81.


An accident occurred on the Great Western
Railroad to-day, 10 miles west of tbs clty-
The axle of tie tender broke, and eight ears
were thrown from the track Thomas Moore.
brakesman, wounded perhaps fatally No OH
crs Injured.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31

IS BYRON fANk has resigned the Office Of
county Judge Of Milwaukee. aud tie Governor
las appointed in his T'ace Aturar sutrn. Esq
ne Milwaukee papers al speas Il Nigh praise
81 Ala SHIrH, Is = gentleman vs .i..s .lsr,.,.s
and well tis,ed for tie Office
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31

us ! g assessment Of persona! and real IRON
cry IN s. Paul for The cerrru, year ap,o,,r,. :,
SJ,392,5ff = -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
Failure.


n w YoRK, May 25-3 P n j.
The failure Of a large drug house in Boston
having extensive connections in this city and
New Orleans, was announced III wall street
yesterday
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31

SALE OF THE Ia Crosse L MrLwrKEr r. r.
The Ia Crosse aud Milwaukee Railvoad was sold
on Saturday. the 2lst inst, under \ foreclosure,
10 Mr.. BARNES. Trustee for the Third Mortgage
Bondholicrs II was knocked down to him 70,
the sum Of 81 ,593.333. which Is supposed to be
the amount II Third Mortgage Bonds ou;stand
ing. The sale wipes out the title Of the old
Company to the road. the Trustee Tor the Third
Mortgage Bondholders having purchased til,
equity of redemption.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31

TIE oBERIN REscUl1,s-The Cincinnati
Gass % learns that application las been made
Z Jodce ScorT. Of tie Supp me Court. for writS
81 habeas corpus in behalf Of BA,uyu1L and
i-ANeroN, who We're last week sentenced. al
eie'eiaad = iiue and Imprisonment for par,ici-
PATTON IN the rescue Of fugitive slave. The
Nrits asked Tor were granted ana the prisoners
are e . brought before the Supreme Court Of
Ohio on " Wednesday. tie 25,b inst
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
D R. Oh SEaIAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius L Cheessman NJ. D
NEw YORK CITY.

The combination Of ins te,ies ia these Pills =re the
result Of long and extensive p,aeic. They arc uii
IL their operation AMI certain IN correcting all ire-
arites, Painful Meustruations renewing al ol.j.uc-
tons, whether from cs! otjeis- headache. pain IN
the side, paPitation 81 The heart whites an nervous az
ect"ns. bay steric,, fatigue aia in tAe back and ia u.s.
Ne' disturbed seP, ai-. arises from interruption 81
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Falls iuvaiuaJ!e As tl,v viii br
On the monthly period Wiki regularity. Ladies 81 Ia, ,,
been -iarlelAtve ia the other pill, can place tie
as1aost coaiicncy in Or. CLevsel.4aa. Ill. coin ali HIST
they represent to do.
NOTICE
IAtre - o"e condition a ne fcmqye svSe77 IN MN
t"s rus caa"of be iahsa 'e,toat producing PECEL-
iiR RESULT. TIE CONDITION yefeyred 4, =. yHrl.-
HdACl-fAe Tesaif, iIIS C-4ERIIGE Srck - IL, IT,
fes'st@5'e ie"deHeg Of he mecine 10 restore the spai
functions "a H0raet condition nat ecea the reDro
t''e poseF n nature resist It,
Wafr%utsd Eutcly vegetable, ana free from apvtin,
Injurious Explicit directions, which should e red e
company each box Price 81 Sent ly mail on enels
ing II to The General Agent
Sold By one Druggist in every town in the I-pitd
states.
Il B. HITCHINGS,
General Agent ior he United STATES
lG5 Chambers Street New York
r. D. FlLF0ED, Agent, Mineral Point: golI-r s,,;ti
X Co, Chicago; u. BIskcsly ST. Lomis a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
DIGD.

ID ED,
IL Dodgeviile May 18th, GEORGE CuGrIs son of Levi
u and Corneia V heeer, aged three years one rnoau
and two DAYS.
''of such il the Kingdom o. Hearen.'