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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
Republican State Convention.

Above-xll be found the call for State Con-
sentioq held at Madison. on the 3ist of
August purpose of ncIainating Candi-
tai IS for Stale Officers /, is now getting time
10 commence the fall campaign By organizing
We hope our Republican friends will respond
heartily TO the call. and that every Assembly
District in the State Will send good and true
representations-men who viii labor for the gooi
Of the party and the prosperity of the STATE
Let there be full and energetic organizs;ion-
Let every School District be thoroughly can
sassed and with good ticket and full vote.
Wisconsin will send greeting 10 Her sister States
her voice for Freedom by at least $4,000 ma
Jority- Our opponents concede that we have a
majority of the voters of the State but two
years ago the greater portion of our State Tick
ct was defeated, and those it no We're elect
ID were only saved defeat through the unpop-
ularity of their opponents and the aid of disai-
fected Democrats. What the reason p
Merely that the Republicans were oyer-confi-
dent of success. The year before they had car
RED the State by thirteen thousand majority
and surprising there was possible chance fur
the election of the Democratic ticket, thousands
staid at home, each thinking there was no
need of has voting. We sine rely hope that the
stay-at-home portion of the Republican party
learned a lesson by that defeat that they Will
remember. and that hereafter they will, when
election day arrives, be at the polls and vote and
see that their friends and neighbors do the same
Let the Assem bly Committees issue their calls
ior District Conventions at an early day, and
laftj f,,fl,
tended and all will be well.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12

THR Republicans of California have organized
for the fall campaign by nominating LELAND
STANFORD for Gov j. F. Kennedy for Lieut.
Governor. and E. D. Baker and T. II. Sibley
fIr Congress. Col Baker has troops of friends
IL the Lead Mines who remember him as one
at the most talented Of public speakers. and
would be glad to hear from him again in the
Representative Hall. He formerly represented
the Galena District in Congress
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12

Coon LA~p FoR SALE.--The attention of our
readers is called to the advertisement of Mr.
Philip Eddy in another colum of this paper.
We assure any one DESTROYS of purchasing
good farm in the localities mentioned that
these lands are Of the best quality. aud well
adapted to farming purposes, as we'll as con
yenient TO Markets. Purchases viii do well
~ take a look at them
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12

New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS would call the
special attention Of our readers to the large
number OF New Advertisements in to-days fHf-
BuSE- Read them, and then pa;ronize the adj
yertiScrs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
TRY DR.. TRiSK'S MAGNETIC O,yTNEyT

None genuine unless signed IS RueH" with pen
See pamphlets containing full directions around each
Dot Ie anH CT cn!2rs left with agents. Price sil
hnSS Tor 'n"f aud three sililliags large bottles
for safe ny X D. Puiford and John H. Vivian, Mineral
folns , ana al "tser druggists in the country.
eE An orders should be addressed to WV. NUDGE <
Co, Eariville, Madison Co. N Y. ern27
Sold ny T. D. Pulford and J. H Vivian. Mineral Point
- r Thomas and WA. Bishop, Dadgevie. Henry
Webb Linden. Power, Lafnl.e X Co, Highland. D. W
Dudgeon, Avoca, and bT Medicine dealers generally,
Orders should be addressed to Vim. Nudge Co. Earl
vile, Madison Co., y. Y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12

AMERICAN RIflED CANxoS-The Secretary of
W ar Is soon to order trial of ordance, at
Fortress Monroe. Several new guns, shells, &c,
To be tried der the observation of a suita-
BILE board of officers. Among other guns, the ri
he-cannon invented by ex-senator Gen. harles
l. James. is to be experimental with The ex-
periments with this new arm at Governors Is
land and at Springfield, Mass, seem to warrant
trial where greater range can be had. 1t is
said that the James shot and gun has a greater
range than the Armstrong gun, and is free from
some OF the objections to that gun. 1t is claimed,
also, by some, to excel the Napoleon gun. The
improvement consists chiefly in the shot which
at the moment of explosion, Is expanded by the
gases, 50 as to fill, without abradng the groove
of the ritie-gun. The experiments at Spring
field were made with twelve pound gun, the
shot weighing thirteen pounds, and the charge
OF powder being one pound and quarter
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12

PERuOCS PosITfoS of TURkEY.-The London
I.1nes SAYS that the present position of Turkey
Is perhous one. In Wallachla, Serbia and
Montegrln, troubles have arisen which threaten
the existence OF IL European Possessions alto
geIher. The llDles ascrlbes the troubles TO the
Russian influence. wIuSed at II not encouraged
by France. IN 1873 Turkey had good army
and n good fleet, and the country was prosper
Gus Now she Is exhausted by the late war.
while but remnant of her fleet is left.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
.yEEs SOW" 9
vi Ountain Herb Pills.

ABOVE, present you with a perfect likeness of
lezoeo, chief OF tribe Of the strange Nation,
that once ruled Mexico You viii tnd full Of
hm and his people in Pamphlets and Almanacs-to
be had gratis from the gents for theS. Pills
The inventor and manufacturer Of Judson's Noun
tain Herb Pills. has speat the greater art ,f his life in
travelling, having visited nearly every ry the
world He spent over six years among tie Indians Of
tie Rocky Mountains and Of Mexico
the . MOUNTAIN HERB THLSi DISCOVERIES. A very
Interesting account Of his adventures there you will find
IN our Almanac and Pamphlet
]. .s e.tah .Lel r.cL iLr Al L..aa.es
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
Yours respectfully,
SCHtEFFELIS brothers * Co,
New York, June - 1899.

THERE SEEMS 10 he no opposition to the renom-
'arstFnn of Hon. :. u. HASTINGS, far State Treas
urer, and Hon. E. VI. McGRAw. for Prison Com
missioner They have discharged their official
dGles most cEeuabiy and satisfactorially 10 the
"Hote people and The unanimous expression OF
the Republican Press of the state in their favor
- conclusive IS 10 he estimation in which they
are held by the Republicans party Ii nominal
TED, they vail be elected by an overwhelmlug
minority Ra'sstsra o. 4r3us
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12

he Attn was more generally celebrated by
the people of tins great country /" this year.
thar tor many years previous Almost every lit
tie village had its celebration and big doiugss"
May II De 80 each succeeding year
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
Judson's PMS ere the Fest r. medv in eris.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE!

Females who value health should be without
these Pills They purify he blood, obStructons
OF a kinds ciratse the skin Of all pimples botches
and bring the rch color of health To the pale cheek.
ES- The Plants and Herbs Of which these Pills are
made discovered in very surprising among
the Tezucans. trite Of Aborignes IN Mexico Get the
Almanac Of our Agent. and YOU viii read with delight,
The very interesting account Il contains of the GREAr
MEDICINE Of the Aztecs.
Observe.-Tze Nounicin Rey6 Pius are pat up in a
Bed5F9td W,GF1tT. Ecch Jor corlains 40 J and Retail
az 20 cents pr Lz All genuine, haze the signature Of
B. L. JUDSON d co on each Ef.r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
Letter from Cyrus Koodman.


To THE MINERS or WiscoNsiS AS an old
friend to you and one haying your interest at
heart wish 10 warn vuus against taking pa
per money, which | understand is beginning to
circulate among yen to considerable extent.
It sounds very we'll to say that the ;.otes of
Wisconsin Banks are secured but if You wish
TO know what they are worth, try TO convert
them into gold and You viii then learn that the
difference between the two is a disgrace to CT.
banking system and the State
You have heretofore banshed paper money
from the MINES and you viii consult your phi
vate interest and al the same time DO your duty
as citizens OF the Comfnonwe slth BY banishing
II again. You well know hy experience That es
soon as you HnItodiy refuse paper money gold
instantly takes its place.
| hope the farmers in the mining counties
will join yon in refusing TO sell the products OF
their toll for filthy, pictured rags The man
who earns bis daily bread bv his daily labor
deserves nothing less than gold for his reward
and nothing but a concert of action against these
bank men, who are getting rich by the suffer-
ahce and ii the expense of the laboring commu-
NIFTY. Is wanting to enable the people to get gold
for their labor
CYRUS WooDM4S.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12

that the indecisive policy of the Porte cempro-
misses Egypt, and that therefore he will send
succor, but will put his army a var foot
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
IMPURE BLOOD.

The blood is the e and when any foreign unhealthy
matter gets mixed with IL ii is distributed
organ Of the body Every feels the poison
and all the vital quickly complain The stomach
will not digest the food perfectly The liver
secree suiiciency Of bile The action of the heart
weakened, and the circulation feeble The lungs
become clogged with the poisonous matter hence a
eough-and all from slight impury at the untain-
head OF hfo-tEe Blood As if you had thrown
ePrth Tor instance. IN pure spring, from which
tuy rIvuet, IN few minutes the whole of the
stream becomes disturbed and discolored quickly
does impure blood hY 10 every part and leave It's sting
behind All the passages become INSTRUCTED and unless
the obstruction removed the lamp of life dies out
These pills not ouy purify the blood but degenerate all
the secretons OF the body they therefore, unrvaed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12

HvNAN WoxnFRs-A corresnon6,,t If -
New Orleans crsseest, in writing from Mipafi-
tlan. says
An engineer connected with the Jeckel
surveying party. informs me tha, in ry,nniue,
his hoe across the tnouu tains between this place
ahe ieaoahtepee' ne came across Indians who
spoke no language known 10 his party ma
We're absolute free lovers living altogether AMI
twenty or thirty men and women sleep,ns in
one bed. and acknowledging a community of
wives and properties. Ia another place he
went shroaEh village where the Indians had
light hair, fair complexion. and blpe eyes and
yet another town where all the inhabitants were
lepers, cofered With the white spots OF tia, de-
testshle plague"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DR.. EESEmAN' PILLS
Prepared nv Cnrnelirs I Chaaa-r,,a-. II n
Prepared by Cornelius [. Cheeseman. Il. D.


The combination of Ingredients in these Pills are the
result OF long and extensive practice. They are mild
in their operation, and certain correcting all rreru
larities, Painful transformations, removing Il: obsru-
tons, whether from cold otherwise headache pain in
the SIDE paipiaton Of the heart whites all nervous at
feetions Mysteries fatigue, pain the back and limbs
&c, disturbed Sleep which arises from iuterrupon of
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable as they viii bring
on the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have
been disappointed in the other pills can place the
usnost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that
they represent o do.
NOTICE
There rs one condition Of the female system IN which
me rae cannot be taken without producing PECJL-
LAX RESULT The condition referred to is PPEG-
NANCY-the result, MISCARRIAGE Such is The fr
ressta6Le tendency o the medicine restore the seJa
faHooHs to normal condition. that The reprodac-
ttre poioer or mature cannot resist 4.
Warranted purely vegetable and free Torn ANYTHING
Injurious Explicit directions which shoula be read a
company each box Price 81 Sent by nail on enclos
ing 81 TO the General Agent
Sold by Druggist in every town in the United
States. 'S"
X. b. IICTCTINGS,
General Agear for The United States
l65 Chambers Street New yort
K D. PULFoRD, Agent, Mineral Point: RslJar So
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12


JoFs Tor, of Kansas, has Just been convicted
- Ita;te county, Missouri. OF enticIng slave
out OF that couaty named Dick. and sentenced
TO lve years imprisonment in the peiientiary.-
This whOle affair IS Characteristic outrage of
the slave power. boy was not in Missouri
He WAS arrested n Kansas by an Eruption of
border rtles7ans, and forcibly carried into Mis-
souri, and lodged IN jail. That he transported a
negro In kansas on has express wagon was not
denied. but that he enticing him away or had
anything 10 do with enticing him away did
not appear In passing sentence upon him the
Judge remarked : 1t was truly unfortunate for
you that you We're lot able 10 convince the Jury
of your Innocence" THIS reveals the whole char
aeter OF the prosecution Generally a man is as
sumed innocent until proved guilty, but in the
case of this mar, kidnapped by border ruffians,
the theory IS revesed. His guilt was D resumed
in the start, and the Judge coolly informed him
he could not prove himself innocent. The the
DRY of the fugitive law and the bred Scott de-
cIslon, that no person has ANY rights in opposi-
ton 10 slavery. Is creeping into the whole adj
mIuIst rat ION of he law
The rights of Kansas as well rs of Dow have
been outraged IN Ibis matter, and we hope TO
see that popular sovereignty community take
some measures to yIndicaie those rigLts.-Iree
De,,lJcrqt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF THE STATE oF WISCONSIN


IT AVE you insurance your Life, for the benefit Of
surviving family, relatives aud friends Are the
1uiy protected by Insurance life, from many
evils thii may arse from your unexpected death at
moment Oh 9arrassment. perhaps OF utter Insolvency
relief from anxiety offered
~ irequensiy contributes prooug the life of The in
sured at tue same that it materially augments the COM
fort and well being Of those dependent on him 1t bss
mulation.-Hc CaHoch'S Die COM"
The whole subject lille Insurance * lint rraetlv
uderstood IN tins country, and it Is
principal Is sound, and suic nifty recuperatve to fur
nlSh the means, II properly invested, pay the fun
amount upon each life insured, xvi In risks
party or his survivors than deposit the
same amount OF money in a Savings Bank.
This Company is based upon the soundest prime pcs
and IS designed to All r the largest protection To al! its
members. Large OF money are maid to Fasrer,
better used here than there safety the insured
II is 10 be hoped that Western will Leceme derpi
interested IN building up this Institution one Of their
own, ana emine lily worthy of home Support.
All information, together with blank ann lions f.
tcsurance, furnished eratuitously by he
Rotary at the home Office in Milwaukee.
TRUSTEES:
s. g Daggett, Or L. h. wolcott Henry I Palmer
lester sexton, Nm ). VIVA ing, Mitchell Steever.
Geo 2. Miner, A II. Seville, J. Allen Barrier
H. /. Dousulan, J. c. Johnston l. 6 Fisher
j. II. Earnest, John 4. butcher Charles y Iffs1e,
Ezra Miller, o. Alexsndsr S.tn,.I sf,-sI..Ii
J. b. Martin, Arson Eldrad lanes E,,,p.u
NJ = Scott, Henry A. Nichols. Daniel Ee,ylaIi
[. ID. Nrsh. Alex. CT ham s & Halt
John iiackctt John H. Iso1nfrea Hsui 4 t,v1a,-
James Neil, s q. Snauldirg b K Whitsrre
NJ C. Darling, 4. q. WiIlinaitis
SAMUEL s. IAGGETT. President
pe + b. WoLcoTr, Vice Prest.
A W KELLOGG, Secretary.
c D. NASH Treasurer.
ALEX. WILSON, Agent
J. b. hoFFETT, Examining Physician. Is
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12

first commenced the examination OF bumps.
some OF the students IN The New York Univer-
si'y were disposed to quiz him. A peculiar
shaped squash was found IN the college ward
and plaster east was taken Of it, quite close
y resembling the cast of . human skull. This
WAS taken 10 F"wler's rooms aud he was given
70 understand that The original was closely con-
nes'e wih literary institution. The phre-
noloEiSt took tie east IN his hand and examined
i With some care, when bright thought struck
nm. " You need not think young men. tn
.-s'a me said lie 70 the students Won
INNS DON know the head OF Horace Greedy ?"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12

Fruit IN NEW YoRK.-The crop of apples and
pears promises well, while peaches and cherries
VIII prove a failure.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12

AME into the enclosure of the subscriber the nth
ult-, Sorrei Mare Colt, Old, with blaze
stripe the whole length of the face The
quested to call property pay charges and her
away. ORMOND PADDOCK
Dismoud Grove July S, 1859.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PLATTEyILLE ACADEMY.

The next Academic Year of this Institution viii
mence on Thursday, September LIST.
For particulars apply to
7 T.. PICKARD. Princtpaf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
B. L. JUDSON, & Co.,
S O l. + = T. O i II L, I . r s :,
Nc. so Leonard Street.
Y z y 0 r K.
~ .,,ar.e ,-.- tod ,,.-. .aa.o,. -

Es- Agents wanted always-Address above. -ssa
Sold 10y X; D. Puff and J. II vivisn Mineral Point
~ y Thomas ami Wni. a. Bishop. Dodeevilie. Henry
" eth Linden Power l.alnpe & Co, Highland. u.
Iudgron Avoca, and fy e i iae dealers generally I'd
erS should be addres ed to B. :. JudSon X Co n 81
Leonard st, y y. OF VIM. Nudge 4 Co., EarIyii.e
Madison o. y. Y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
So REV ARD.

THE above reward will be paid by the Iowa County
Game Protection Associatio for the detection and
conviction of any killing having in possession
Grouse. Quail. Prairie Chicken the
day of August. BY order of The Association.
d. ST. WELD, See.
Mineral Point. MY II. 1859.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,

Liver Complaint Sick Headache &c Ana Biliotl,
Medicine eNpes from the blood the hidden
and renders all the fluids pure and
fluent, clearing ami r-suzcjtsiinz the vital organs.
Pleasant indeed. j. it 10 able to place
within your reach medcine Ike the MOUNTAIN HgRs
PLJs " that viii pass directly the afflicted parts
through the blood and fluids of the BODY, cause
the sufferer to brighten with the flush OF Beauty and
beath
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
NOTICE.
r. b. KETCTINGS,
General Agear for The United Sr.,o.

-o,,- loo chambers Street. New York
Co., chieagoi H BlakesIy, ST. Louis Itor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the estate of Dr. John Loot
"A borrow requested cali aud settle the at
his late residence without delay otherwise legal
will be used for the enforcement the collection of
the
GEORGE SCHELLINGER,
WILLIAM MONROE,
REBECAH LOoFBORROW.
JulY !. lSSA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-15
s,cr,.s, Confession

80. no one can have read the confession
NJ. sieklss. with its revolving particulatit'es
- ..,.,,. without being satisfied that 1t vas not
Tho prt,iue tiou Of that unhappy woman, who. In
her agony of spirit, wonid have said all she had
"a saw in the briefest and most plaintive terms
Int a statement dictated to her by the "inssne
gentleman who shot Mr.. Key, and who preserves
such excellent "method In his msdnsss' IL
likely that heart broken creature. or any e'ae'
creature with common sense or common se"sis'
lily, would have described with minatshess '"e
various Kinds Of dresses she wore to the pisee OF
meeting, a thing which WAS wholly irra'iona',
which would never occur to her own mind, or that
of any other mind, except the crafty "iuna'le'
who wished to identify her by the dress With the
woman who visited the house Of i'll repute with
Mr. Key, Would Mrs. SickIes have ever volunta.
,fx ,ub.cribei her name TO that confession, fe-
rosa Brolioh, Instead of Teresa sicklesF The
whole PRODUCTION reads like q succession of an
.vers given 20 a searching cross-exsmination, RAJ
Their than the voluntary confession of an BUNDLED
aud agonizsd spirit. Mrs. Sickles is perhaps a
depraved, as she is certainly a fallen woman, but
she would have to fall deep as the fallen an
gels, when, SHINE days long" they dropped from
the ba,tiements of Heaven, before she would get
down among the moral ''dead men," where the
author OF her confession" lies fostering,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-15
10 uis Napoleon and Count de Cham
hOrd

A Paris correspondent of the New York Ne,cs
states that while Louis Napoleon lived IN this
country, he confidently predicted that he should
acme day ascend the throne Of France, humble
the military power of England, and finally perish
by pistol shot in a ball room. This statement,
it is said, was published at the time Of his resi-
dence in the United States.
Some ten or twelve years ago, one of the public
journals published a prediction, alleged to have
been made centuries ago, foresbadowing the
reigns of both Napoleons, and prophesyng that
the present Emperor would be succeeded by Count
de Chambord, vbo is now living in Austria, and
locking forM with confidence to filing at some
future dan throne of France. The Count,
like the EMPEROR msy be "man of destiny but
no banker would be likely to lend him money
on the strength Of this prediction Nevertheless.
fifteen years ago, the elevation of Louis Napoleon
to the French throne was a more improbable
thing than that of the Count de Chambord.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-15
AmAirs In Norfolk.
81 rnr rIcnMaNp pAIlf pIsrATca

NORFOLK. April 1sth, fs59;
The annual meeting Of the stockhciders ., ~. W.
So,feIk and Petersburg Railroad convened ~ 1as
Office OF the Company this morning. ihey s ssa
barely time 90 organize before the closing VI ~
mail therefore will have to defer particulars on'
TIL tomorrow. .,srv
The following stock we're sold Yesterday "a.
csange i,ank IoS. Virginia Bank 1874; Norfolk
City script So This Is an advance upon former me,
sales all through, and shows eoneia'''e's ''"'
money iseasy. va 49,.
The employees Of the ao'po,, Navy Ysr T h" ss
nresen,ed 10 Commodore Derning to-day NO OF"
fcer was ever held 10 higher estimation oy ,ne
emooyess of this Yard that lie this gallant sailor
nor was a more meri,ed com iment ever extended
10 any gentleman
There was not single delinquent before Mayor
Grice this morning.
The new Exchange Bank on Main street. Ia rap
idly approaching completion, but 1t Is supposed
that the officers OF he institution will not move
IN before the lst OF June. The walls and ceiling
TO be frescoed, and the floors are to be % mar
BILE. The front Is n handsome piece of brown
stone work, and altogether, it will be the hand
soonest Temple OF Mammon In the State.