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YOUR GOODS FOR Cash

YOUR GUUDSFUk CASh
he no longer led by those who hold out I
long time and big profits. ,
one of our firm was one Of the first in tho
Northern Markets. and nearly the last tn leave
it. nnd that we have many of the novelties oi
the season, consisting in part, as follows: 81
Barege Mnntles, $3.50.
Mantiilas at $l.0O.
Mantilla Shawls.
Illusion Caps.
Robe Almedn.
Robe I.eonora.
Robe Magicienne.
Robe Quilles.
Robe o Les.
Robe l. Imperatrice.
Double Skirt Robes, 4
Robe Chevaler.
Robe A 2 Volants.
Robe Q Jupes Volants.
Bonnets from 25cts to $40.
Esmoralda Sleeves.
| PrimndOnna Sets.
Ievella Cloth.
Esmoralda Bartge.
| Granidien.
| Circular and Quaker Fans.
White and Col. Pique.
Tine Back Combs. $7:oo
Barege Robes Double and Single.
Plain Bareges, l24cts.
Thunder and Lightning Hats.
Straw Hats of every color and style.
Clothing Of all styles and prices
We hand you this short list Tut if you vii
bring with YOU the C A s II .fswe can show
, YOU many goods that will make your hearts
leap for Joy, and pay you well for coming "hity
. and even an hundred miles
Fearing that we shall occupy more sPscs
than the Editors Of the Banner" and Press
= had the kindness to reserve for ne, We shal
make but one more appeal.
=, It is to those who live at distance u
y come TO town, and if you cannot buy al
o Of your goods Of us for Cash, you will mt
come Of the Fogiss who are clever fs,lows ant
= ever ready to welc4ps you inside tho portals
= their doors, and extend to you that which "
:. refuse-Timel Timell Time! li-until tim
shall be no longer on their books then tag
from you serip Of paper 90 which n writer
"Ons day after date" DO. with ychr name
the bottom. M i.
ouradSies voula be, bring with you VI
D. "flthy lucre," andpsy - you 90; ben.
Calm will bs thy slssssSk ipfsst sipnabsrs
"a Pure 40 the pnress 1henaht Thy drssEnss
,y Ana all thsjoy hi t: world numbsfs
Shed OF thee her mingled beaaas >.
y ~ Mo6HtS 6UAItE
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Headquarters.
SIXTH REGIMENT 8. C. MILITIA


SIXTH REGIMENT 8. c. MILITIA.
ORDERS, NO.
U~HE Upper and Lower Battalions com.
i posing the 9Th Regiment infantry, South
Carolina Militia, will assemble for Drill and
Review at their respective Parade Ground''
viz:
The Upper Battalion at brakes Old Field,
on Saturday, the 7th May next
The Lower Battalion atChslk Level on Sat-
urday 18th May next.
The commissioned and non p.conmssoned Of.
ficers will attend ut each place the day previous
for drill and.instruction
order out the %S6srs in their rs'psoti''
'0Ia Iisua col J. W. foSschssud Nd Miller ar.
charged With the extension OF this order
| tbro1y 1yhout their respective commands.
The Jocas.so Band will attend one day q
| each place. ,s
| J. R. ELEfS, AdJt
april IS. 1859. bo-bt.
La dTes -Heeled '&aftefs
u Asp
6 entss shoes. =.
A l.rs. .ssortussDt Just op.asd by
= N. ISRAEL q sHRussEL.
sar0b il, 1850.
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Important to Planters!
THE RICHMOND FACTORY,
Rinhr,nnnd Ennnfu Ga

TONTINUES - manufacture WOOlES
~ CLOTH nt l24 cents per yard Tor PLAIN
and 10 for twils-fndng every material, eS-
cept the wool. The extensive and constantly
increasing patronage the Factory has enjoyed
for years past, assure the proprietors that the
article Of Winter Clothing for Negroes. made
by them. hos not been surpassed by any Cloth
made North or South.
Recent extensive improvements and others
now being erected, ennhle us to keep up the
standard Of the Goods, and to secure an carry
delivery
Planters, or others, who may wish to send
US wool to be made into cloth, can sendlt dirty
| or clenn-if washed, il should be done III co'a
water, and done thoroughly. If sent dirty we
| charge half cent per yard extra Tor washihe
BURY Wool is not objectionable-the onrrS
removed by machinery. The name OF the
owner should be marked upon every package
| sent.
Wool sent by Railroads in Georgia, Alabama,
Tennessee, or South Carolina, to the Augnsta,
Depot, with owners name, and Richmond
Foctory" marked upon it. will he regularly
and promptly recelv ed, and the Cloth, whei
made, returned to the points directed. Eac'
parcel is made up in the turn received.
} We would especially urge upon our patron
the great necessity of sending in the wool a
soon as clipped if this rule is followed, tn
! parties would always be sure OF having Ill
cloth in ample time. ,,~c
, All instructions to Messrs. FLEMMlNG {
ROWLAND, our Agents in Augusta. ca.
A. JOHNSON,
p President Richmond Factory.
April %, 1S59-5i-3m
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Just Received

just Received
A SUPPLY Of Frangipsnni Extract an
n EtsepAl Perfume for the hAndkerehssa
FrSngipsnni Toilet Wster,
/. q" u sS6Hst9. :.
"a -biSh vSSs,nvits the attention ofths LadisA
JORDAN n MaIAUCHLIN.
Dtugaiss xad CHsni.tA
5ai,i. 1855 -. Il
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Notice % NobtoFS.

"A II, usf,obs iudsbsed "a. hhehys Nots or AZ
EA oouuk an.so tho frd Nd January: ases,ree 81
dbesssd TO ossttsSths ssaes q tes ;saisssssS Ssens
vpiSnes. I:os!1s
JSn. !, 1859. -
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Headquarters.

Headquarters.
EIcn7n REGIMENT, S. G. n.
ORDERS. NO. -.-7
1I>nE Lower and Upper Battalions soompr!i;1,
Il sing til. Eighth Regiment 5: Z. NJ; WI
assemble at their regular Muster Grounds tor
review, armed and equipped rs the law directs;
The Upper Battalion at McCaws old Field
on Saturday the 3Oth April.
The Lower Battalion at Bradley's on Satur-
day 7th May.
| The commissioned and non-commissoncd
officers will meet the day previous for drill and
instruction. Captains commanding companies
will order out the Pioneers Of their respective e
Beats. -
Patton's Beat Company will parade under
command of Capt Owens Officers OF th'
Line and Staff ordered out
Mai Cunningham and Capt. Jay are charged
with the execution of this order throughou III
their respective commands.
BY order Of Col. ROGERS ,.,.
SAMUEL HUNTER, Adjt.
April 10, 1859. 5O-3t
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Tho friends of JAMES A. McCORD respect
fully announce him as .ano'o"''
Collector ut the next election.
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New G1ods! New Goods!
~r7n uouh respectfully inform our friends
w and customers. that we have made
large additions tn our Stock Of
Drugs and Medicines,
,n,l would be pleased to have them call ana
examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
as we cnn offer them strong Inducements 70
buy. Our Stock consists in part, of
RFUM e r. Hes,
Lubin,s Ex,racts for the Handkerchief Pomades;
Colod1k and Toilet Waters; Heir. Nail ana
Tooth Brushes Dressing Combs, Fine Tooth
Powders, Soaps. Surgical and Dental ln'tru'
'''' Fine Brandies and Wines,
for Medicinal purposes. and all articles usually
kept in frstrclass Drug store Give 10
'~'' JORDAN & MoLAUCHLlN.
Abbeville 9. Il.
July !. 1858. ~ u
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CARRIAGES AND " AGONS.

AND WAGONS.
TIME Subscribers having had the misfortune
To loose. by the fire Of the 29tn '"H""'!'
the STEAM MILL nnd MACHINERY cohhec-
ted with their
COACH FACTOR \
in Greenvic, take this method ct "ppr'snG;
their friends and patrons that they VIII e'"i
continue business rs heretofore, without rhahSe
in tEeir Firm or abatement oi their eAer.'ohs
to please u,s
and are constantly nishing. all the varieties Of
Carriages, Buggies
| -1 A a. o ~ %S
Ever made by them. to which they 'nVito tie
attention Of purchasers. ;...
| They tnke pleasure in correcting an lmpres
| Sfan that their Stock of SEASON I'D Lo MbEfs
VA, lost with the Mill, aud would say tha'' III
quantity nnd quality,
Their Lumber Has Never Been bcIlcr'
The generous patronage hitherto received
warrants the conclusion that their enorta arc
annr.ciateJ and st,mu lates them IN making
further exersions. Their experience VIII ehA-
ble them to select md operate the most AlT
proved Machinery, with advantages NOT s"r-
passed by any Manufacturers ei'her No''" ~
South. ,,,,yrrv T. m
Greenville. S. c.. March T. 1909 40
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~ The friends Of JOHN a. III NlEk re-
srec,fully announce him n candidate ''r '"e
Office of Ordinary. at the next election.
Oct. 81. 1888.
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1,be fr;apds of DR.. J. T. McCOMB respec'-
lily announce him rs Cah"'u"'e ''
Collect or Mt the next election.
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IAN DID A r e 8 Z.

The friends of Capt. G. NJ. MAiAi2oH
spectfully announce hi" ns eaha'o'''
Tax Collector at the next eiectlon.
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r1,3-. The friends of .r,. ". >. HARKi9'
respectfully announce him Us n C"n"'.a'e ~.
,I. of,;c. of Tar Collector Of Abbevilie Dstrics
Mt the next election.
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April %. ls59-5l-3m.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
THE BLOOD II TIE LIFE.

Ne shall poor sufferers in country anguish,
their constitutions racGed and torn by strong and dan
ceTous mineral medicines they al come TO the fountain
hcalt found in simple herbs and roots from natures
storchouse. TIE MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS, of ;nno-
mountain plants composed viii res eh and stop their
Distress and the blood, renewed and ceansed
carry through the body the elements Of health building
up the broken constitutions and carrying life and health
where bat for them would have been The wreck ofhope
the feeble moan Of suffering, last ended by the cold
baud Of death 10 not let prejudice your bet
reason 10 not look upon these Pills only ike
Others do not let your despair after every thing
else, prevent from trying these The blood
be pare, and then SICKNESS is impossible What great
and Yet simple truth is this II appeals to the
Of all ii is the great Of the healing
JUpSo&S MOUNTAIN HERS Hills viii purify and
cleanse Il a. the VIII Use to-ulorrow.
Jufsons oUntain Herb Pills sold all Medicine
Dealers August.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
THE SKIN

Is formed with Thousands fpereS in every inch ofsur
face whose oee ii TO carry of the impurities of the
blood-the acknowledged cause of ali diseases of man
kindvhen the skin is dry aud it is GOV
cred with erup- .onshen it Is cold and clsmmy-wiien
there Is inward iutanTnatiorit is inpos-i1
for skin under these circumstances TO per~n = pre-
per functions and to oil the Impurities from he
body as designed by our Creator
sIorse-s Indian Root Pills these obstruction
and produce free and healthy blood remove the cruz
tions from TIE skim and it 10 brighten with the
fash Of youth and beauty Beauty much admired and
loved. Beauty without paints aud eosne ucsbut beau
Is Produced By health and happiness.
Dr. Morss's Indian Root pills sold by all dealers
Medicines. August
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
Saving the Union.

Two fugitive slaves were recently arrested in
Illinois, in the same town where one was sold
unter the laws of that State. a writer giving
notice nf the fact, says:
We presume that The d" likely black boys" are
safe IN The county jail, aud the pay for putting
them there, handed over; and ere tins the adj
veriI-emeut OF their SAFE Is IN press " bat a
glorious Free State Illinois Is selling men. wo-
men and children AT her court house doors into
slavery Do you not hear 1t = Has 1T the
accur9el sound echoed in th2 streets of Nash
vile? sc " ho'll give Us another bid Tor these
likely boysT Going, going who'll give more 2
Going. going, without another Offer gong, going,
sone-so.d ard gone"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
How shall We DO Il /?


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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30

rs Gs0Htsag simplicity, strength and durcbility
ing readily understood and nothing order
- IAe 3feats foolabiFg Patest II iisrJ.J IS 50
Psc4sarfu constructed that II threads 5setf- Cotton
NAf or LtaeH, from the 0TiZ5Eef SgOol without
winding makes the Plastic stitch re-f7l1s work
perfectly Esrer missing ststh and siebes zrcrE
JatenfHg lfs thread A. fhe end ~ he Fac' loop
y fecsea etaEetg over tae Other. and drawn rl ia
p me ftots Pr winch H7saas more perfect aud
st'icR q obtain. tbaD hitherto hes been accomplished
hy Machines % the kind One admire beauty
ana accuracy Of lis Orszes and thz sHfsrea5ssace Of
~ mouse tn5- alone proves cerg great Tec9agaEeRda-
ft9s 70 a. fEotAer highly important MERIT (and one
tl711 found IN Sewing Machines, the good s0rk-
1aHap ant that each and nj tas parts an Err
af LEcGtss 20 that in the event Of any accident n
very tritiu- cost
Tar Machines are sent 20 persons who ue-er saw
-he-0 AID used sIecr~slv with an hours practice br
the ala 81 the Printed reofj0ns which ACCOMPANY Zach
sschine J. u. G0LDTH0RP,
Agent for r'ea, Ia faystts aud Cant cozntie..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
Important Decision Of tie Supreme Court.

AiA41e-N-&ti sISAeatA 90 t4t supreme teuft
Ne iad IN he Madison Journal. the rulings
# lie Supreme Court on several cases OF inter (
80 70 the people Of the State
The first We notice IS IN relation TO the claim
u FaoUDFr FOR printing Assessment Blanks a
State Printer. when the law required that they
should be furnished by the Clerks Of the Coun-
- Boards Tie claim was Tor $3.50 90 which
tie State Comptroller refused 70 audit.
The points involved were decided as follows
1 Tha.tH Court vould take the judicial no.
tce q tie lnaber 81 counties in tie State that
the action of Tie Secretary in procuring such q
naaiter . fotios was wholly uuautlo-izei and
iat fhe treasurer FroperJ Reused pa57'tsat II TIE
= Tie State i not bound b. the act Of is
agents OK oh.es.S unless It rnaLifestiy appears
that they are acting within tie scope u their
uuthorI-F
3. a.e. ., Art 6, Of Tie Constitution makes
tie Secretary IF Seate er aficio auditor. and re-
Iese- I'd lam fersoTI trust and confidence
which c-ea &c del1.-ztef 10 or exercised ~
a1',her- lie amount in tins instance was au-
lIiet and allowed aud the draft drawn by al
Assistant Secretary Of State and therefore void
tJastice Cole dissen's this point.)
a lie act of the Legislature creating the
once q state Comptroller Is unconstitutional and
Justice Cole dissenting.
Tie next case is tie claim Of SAN. Cn3wrogD.
iA.e Associate Justice, for salary for SIX months
services after lie had lert the Bench and willie
his seat vas occupied by Judge COLE. The
points made IN this case were az tolIows.
/ Tie Office Of State Comptroller IS uDeon-
s,ltutioual and void
: Crap =, General Laws Of 1854. which pro-
wees that the terms OF ofIfce of County Cirrpit
tiitI 9UDTPU t'gUrf I "a AN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber offers for sale tho following Lots in
/ the city If Mineral Point.
Lots 40 Ia and Ii2, in Harisoas survey. Also lots
I35 and 49, except that portion decided 70 Thos Kins
su also IN Harrisons Surrey The above lots contain
thirteen Of land. On them good dwelling
containing six good spring house and
tFo wells and spring convenient There is also on
the lots good Barn large and eomnOdioas. Also on
said lots from 30 To 50 fruit trees them bear
ing Also beautiful grove.
The above property wiz be sold n bargain and IN
airy wishing 70 purchase better chance can be
found On part q the purchase money, time Sill be
given # desired The above property Hes John
Bgaekszfs residence, and adioins Captain J. B. Terr,
homestead. Enquire on the premises Of
JOHN ROBERTS.
August %. Is59 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30

HoNE INSURANCE Go. CT NEW YoRk.-An alb
stract Of the 18th Semi-Auaual Rerort Of This
Company is before US. from which it appears
lna' he total assets Of the Company are 81 457
- u, while lis liabilities are bot 2o. $50 2s.
Persons DESTROYS Of avaiIIns themselves of insr-
anoe IN this reliable Company can do "a b,
calling on John Holiingshead. Esq, a. the Min
eral Point Book Store.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
NEW s ITEMS.

A Nv sTATE.-The residents of the Pixies /
Peak region, held Convention aad ground out
Constitution for a new State called jefferson,
in TWO days time. which We suppose wiz be /
submitted to Congress.
Horsrox's majority il Texas is from 10 900 to +
l2,000-a -riamph of the anti Slayetraders.
Tns Louisville Journal fsqors the election Of
CoRwTS, of Ohio. or ErHEgIDeE, Of Tenn, for
Speaker
TEE Great Eastern steamship has been COM
pleted, and viii make her first trip to Portland
Faou 10000 to 10000 builders We. engaged
in the strike for higher wages in London
TIE SLAVE TaADE.-The Administration has
just got Its eyes open to the fact that slaves are
constantly being landed on our soil. right under
the noses Of its marshai, The fact Is too ,,lain
to admit Of dispute ; and adds new compI:ca-
tons to the difficulties which already surround
the Democratic party.
Tom Corwin Of Ohio Is on the stump-giying
he Democracy sledge-hammer blows
THE new Democratic paper in Milwaukee IS
TO be called the Milwaukee y tional.
As party Of people were on their way to
camp meeting on board a steamer from Baiti-
more, week since. they were attacked by
band Of rowdies and several stabbed and others
robbed of their watches and mo1ey.
MoRr gold discoveries are announced at Pixies
Peak.
TIE Opposition in Virginia have nominated
John II. Bolts for President
FLORA TEMPLE has again beat Princess in a
trotting match, running the first three heats IN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
IIlus:Ye, but Elegant AEtioipations.


The 4zdeocaie has been sleeping on Parnassns
otherwise II could never have Indited the follow
irg elegant references to Judicial matters
@ We are sanguiue that a great amount (say
a bushel or ;wo) of time viii not pass away be
fore we shall have lie exquisite (exstatc would
De better) pleasure, with the rect Of our friends
(ourself being oar best friend) Of beholding
The;ter use 4 smoked glassl the benign co'ute-
nance ct 4 . talented and gentlemanly Judge
(which our boys dragged about the street !
which tthe countenance aforesaid Presides over
the 5th Judicial District. radla,ng Intelligence
ian article 10 which We are somewhat wanting
scarce in our sanc;uml and The eountenance]
dispensing justice [rogues viii take warning
10 all who May have cause ~ appear before his
1.-THE countenance aforesaidl Bar. Illuminating
"a great saving Of OH the new Court House IN
Dodgeviiie, eud maiesticalIv esconced THE coun-
teaanoe aforesaid in 4 comfortable arm chair,
[Judges usually are supposed to occupy the
Bench] and his Lthe counteuance'sl bevy would
not covey do rs welil Of practitioners encircling
him 1.-THE countenance aforesaid.
Then viii the removal Of the County Seal
beatty Iuake a small Heaven M the hearts o
thousands LIn Dodgeville.] then vail the tights
Cwishes] of man be sustained, and the good Old
Democratic rule Those that dance must pa the
piyerl he yer fed"
The explanations in parenthesis are ours.and
vii, we think, render the whole intelligible.-
We commend the article as a singular specimen
Of fecI.i,y Of expression and classical elegance.
Our only fears are r1rthe :" coUNrESAxcE. which
vvc aye afraid viii collapse under the weight Of
sucl . burden ii eulaEy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
EAR.E EuR SALE.

iE subscriber oer Tor sale 200 acres more or LEES
Of choice Timber and Farming Lands living mostly
ta F. rich valley he timber Is chiefly Weiie Oak suit
able Cor rats On the land Is house some timber
cut i"r clearing. il is 5ituated Ia the Town of Pa las
50, hsf~cen The Avoca Depot y. * n. r. x and the
Cross Plains Prairie, and convenient for a Farm The
e.cfiption OF the land is follows Of neq SCI of
n"q and ssh r. uwq of Sec. S. Town & Range l. and tho
$50 Of nw4 81 s. 81 : r . Theze Lands win oe sold
cheap for cash, ia lump in lots suit purchaser re-
PETER T. TEMBY.
Linden, August IS. 1850. 3sv4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
LA \ ID AGEN CY
q 10 - tEa ct @ "

The undersigned have opened set Of Books which
give complete aud reliable history every tract of land
in lows county, embracing Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages
judgments DEGREES, and all matters of Record affecting
the
They VIII furnish abstracts attend the perfection
Titles The purchase and sale Of Lands, the payment
Faxes collection OF Rents, and the drafting Deeds
other Instruments; and viii loan money ana collect IN
crest for those desiring 10 invest.
once up stairs, ~ John Ross stone building, op
posite the Easle saloon, high street. Mineral Point
Wis VA. = HENRY,
+stf FRANCIS HENRY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30

FATAL Aoe1DEyE--Ou Saturday evening. the
2o,h inst Mr David Gilbert. of the town Of
" a4dwiok was accidentally thrown from load
OF hay from which he received injuries that
caused las death III about seven hours. Nr.
was an old resident Of the place. worthy and
pious citizen, aged near 20 years. he leaves ,
wife and family 10 mourn his sudden departure
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
sIIxEaA1 Porxr- ~. Oh 10

ArssRs. En'ToRs A Camp Meeting in con-
neetion with the ~ T. Church. will be held on
-aad owed BY James Wood, three miles north
west q Wiota, and seven miles east Of Darling
''h. S;a'ion 70 Commence on the Sab Of Sen
temher, and hold over The Sabbath. No bn~z-
stssl0s allowed on tie grounds.
LANES LAWSON
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

i meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the Iowa
County agricultural Society viii be held ~ she Society
rooms the Village Of Dodgevlie, Saturday the 81
DAY Of September, 1852, at l O'Clock r. "
flI l;endance is requested business OF import
ance VIII be brought before the Committee.
By order Of tbs President.
2v3i L. IL STRONG, Sec.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
Pinples On the Face and Skin Diseases.

Are generally caused by Animalcula bur
rowed IN the skin. Dr. Trask's Magnetic ONT
ment by its powerful and penetrating qualities,
destroys every vestIge of them, restoring health
and beauty 10 the skin, wherever applied, re
moving tan and freckles.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
NOTICE.

rI'HE sabsc7rr having been appointed by the Judge
i Of fl5s Circuit Court Guard. Ct Mark CorriH.
would give uotice to all persons having any unsettled
with said CoTIin, that they requested IN call
upon hi in tie City OF Mineral Point the adjust
rneGt OF the same THOMAS JOHNS.
Mineral Point, August p, 1859. str
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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ANDS
IN Iowa County for Sale on Long Time.
WILL sell any all Of the following described lands
at fair prices fourth cash. and the balance
e {. WASHBURN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
DEHCE,

On Friday, Aqg. 28, WutiAM UEvITr. Of spasnodic
Asthma has residence in Town Mineral Point,
aged 50 wears aud 5 months.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
tbs AI2alsaa P4t~.ot asks-

Tbs A23lS1a flt~iot asks
Is hat r5glt has Byron Kilbourn TO seat in
,he Democratic Convention o.
We suppose the same night that any man rep
EeseAuag the Democracy mas or That the Pa
....t L. - be edI.ed bv S529ll Of Bonds