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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-11
Couldn't Find 1t Out.

Mr.. Slocum Was not educated in uni
versity, and his life had been in BY paths
and. ont Of the way places His mind IS
characterized by the .htcralness rather than
the comprehensive grasp of great subjects.
Mr. Slocum can, however, master q printed
paragraph BY dint Of spelling the hard
words il deliberate manuer, and manages
to gain q few glimpsess Of men and things
from his little rocky farm, thro' tho medium
Of village newspaper u is quite edify-.
ing to hear Mr., Slocum reading the paper
aloud after . hard day $ work A few
evenings aince, farmer Slocum was reading
% account Of i dreallu accident which had
'happsaed a ths factory II the sAxt texn,,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-11

UNpRoFfrABLE ENsLAvEMESr or a
FREE MAN.-The Rochester Democrat"
Of the 9th states that a party Of ten fugi-
tive tslaves-two men, three women, Eve
children topped at the Office Of the U.
G. Railroad in that city on the .7th, and
were sent on to Canada BY the Ladies'
Anti. Slavery Society. TIL: party origi-
inally consisted Of twenty perhaps. but
was divided ID Pennsylvania. The Dem
|ocrat' says one of the party was once =
free man, born in Pennsylvania boat.
man. On one Of his boating excursions
70 Maryland, he was arrested at Havre de
Grace aud put in jail, and his captain made
to pay . fine Of l75sfor bringas him IN
to slave State. The colored man, not
being able 70 pay his 6ne, was kept in Jail
some time, and then sold, 70 the highest
bidder to pay his Jail fees. After remain
ing in slavery about two years, he instiga-
ted this party 20 ran away. The thing
xas done by one or two escaping at a.tine,.
and then conccaling themsclvesin tia Hlus
Ridge Mountains until they all got 1l,es,
The party look rather the wors., iss
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-11
into the water with Objections to initiate q
e frog 70 the best Of NJ ability; it was ev.

9 Hog g the best Of ny ability; it was ev.
en- 90. $ .-gss75sT. ~. 81.
Q dear, how helpless you feel!- you
wish you had never thought Of learning to
swim! But you are ashamed to. say so;
you know you cannot be drowned; tho man
adjusts hls line 80 nieely to theleyel Of the
water, you feel quite sure Of that. So he
counts, zone, two, three, and You perform
foggy awkwardly enough, putting out
your hands. when you ought e. keep them
in, stretching your arms forward when
they oug ght to be kept close to your body
kicking in anything but measured cad.
ence, and getting a mouthful, notWlth.
standing you, silly creature, stiffen your
neck, and try to keep your head up BY
that means. Thus ends the FIRST lesson.
y After two or three lessons more, you
swim off from tho steps at the end, where
the water is deepest, the man on the plat
form preceding you with pole, as you
attempt to make your way down the large
basin. This large basin is constantly
watched, either BY Quarnier himself, f,or tht
swimming master. These are the only in
diyiduals Of the male sex ever present.
Madame Quarnier, as may be expected, il
a good swimmer, and takessan active in
terest in all the proceedings. q. .-,..ss
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-11

A Los Angeles correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Bulletin says a California pa
per stated a canard to the effect that Hor-,
ace Greely, of the Tribune, was on his way
to California to take command Of all the rag
tag, and bobtail flibusters to be found
there: that Henningsen and Walker would
join him with forces collected in the Allan
tic States; and that the whole horde, nm
der the supreme command of the aforesaid
Greeley, would invade Mexico, and usurp
the government Of that Republic. A copy
Of this paper. fell into the hands Of the
commander at Mazatlan, and he at once is
sued proclamation that Gone Horace
Greeley, most diabolical, blood thirsty
and unmercifll man-Worse than the infa-
mons Walker, or even the minions Of Mir
anon-a man whose very name struck
dread to the hearts of thousands in the Uni
tod States, so many were his crimes and SO
terrible was his conduct tr-is now at the
head the most extensive band Of fflibus-
ters ever collected, and on his way to Mex
ico!" He then exhorts the people to pre-
pare themselves for action, and concludes
thus: .sThis dangerous man (honseLre pei
igro.e) Is not of the ordinary school Of fiji
buster., they wish for plundor, he for blood
and numerous deeds" !" s Just imagine, :
says the correspondent, athe mild and ami
able philosopher Of the Tribune" convert.
ed into the hardened fend this bright grea-
scr makes HIM! !.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-11
Railroad Wit.

- Engineer Stone, or as he is more gener-
ally called among bis acquaintances, "Old
Rock, who runs on the cast end of the
Pa @. railaoad, is natural.wag,quick at
:repartee and dry as chip. One day
Rock" met with party Of ST. Louis, Al
ton and Chicago, railroad boys at Peoria
junction, and they stepped into Sam En-
.ery's for social. glass Of ale. Conductor
Hedges Of the st. Louis road, gave as q
sort Of sentiment, e.Old Rock, otherwise
Stone, peffsct brick. z That's very
good, exclaimed Stone g Here's to Old
Brush, other iss q palfe tstich.' g
Ihs hexe t6st 10 seen of Rock he
Mas lu1suing : forty gait towards
hisengine, Hedges with. big stick close
on his rear. &. &,
This Is not quite s goedl the repar-
tee Of Nick Denton Mhiilome : division
engineer on the Illinois Central, at 4 festi-
valsa fewsyears ago ID De Witt county. A
fellow named Jack r. gave as sentiment
80 81 81 he taoo Did Nick and Nick
Dcnton." he tables came down with !
.clatter. Nick rose as grave as judge
When the noise had subsided, he fully
appreciated the honor conferred upon him
IN being llaned 10 connection with Jacks
most intimate frlenll He hardly knew
how to requite the kindness butas one
good turn always deserves another, ne
would give s 4 ,he too J1clk lkssJ Jack r.
and Jackassy Jack r. collapsed, and
tho company went into Mysteries Peoria
/ 11ransc ipt. 81 .s ,s.ss.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-11

Turns QUIZ lJs was the 11tOneer tnat was
Egu;lty ofs'sle liberatc falsifeation" to make
political capital for the Democracy! In the
same papeE the Rseneer editors, after.
quoting . resolution adopted by the Rice
County Rerd blicah- Convention, which de.
nounced both Soath Carolina and Massa-
chusetts for Jaws discriminating be-
tween accused Senator Cook
and editor BIoNa vho were on the COM
mitt % resolutions with having cutter,
ed swicke ehood " and that 1the Con-
|vention ID adopting tho resolution they
reco mend dored the lie eand assumed
its proportion sof' the guilt. !" :.
lfeer all this. abuse Of the presses, con-
ventions and indiy yidualb, RF the PIONEER,
the position which + placed by the
con pssions q. The South Carolina Dcmo-
crac paper shove quoted, that the law Of
thai State IS inst what the Republicans
hav represented tito be, IS certainly IN
une1viable onel The lie has returned to
plague the yentors, 9 Its curses, like
chickens, have come home ,to. roost. ." Its
own party papers ~ South Carolina brand
"fahehoodN 8 and tfalsi6efs upon their irvery
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and which the village editor had described
in great many words. s: 4.
4 declare wife, that was an awful acc::-.
dent over to the Mills" said Mr. Slocum..
"What was it about, Mr.. Slocum?''
"I'll read the count wife, then you'll
know all about It.
Mr.. s. began to read:
Horrible and Fatal Accidcnf.-It be-
comes our melancholy and painful duty to
record the particulars Of an accident that
occurred at the lower mill, in this village,
yesterday afternoon, BY which human BE-
ing in the prime Of lifs was hurried to that
bourn from which, as the immortal Shaks-
peare Hys, etno traveller returns"
("Rn tell!'' exclaimed Mrs. So Mr.:
David Jones, workman, VINO has few su-.
periors this side of the city, was superin-
tending one of the large drums, (''I wonder.
if twas brass drum. such as has sEpluri--
bust Unun,' printed ont, said Mrs. Slo-
cum.) when he became entansled. His
arm was drawn around the drum, and f.
nally his whole body was drawn over the
shaft at fearful rate. When bis sitna:ion.
was discovered, he had reyo!yed with in
mense velocity about fifteen minutes, his
head and limbs striking large beam dis
tinct blow, at each revolution. (t.Poor
c:etur, bow it must have hurt him.w)-
When the machinery had been stopped, it
was found that Mr.. Jones arms and legs,
were macerated to jelly; s.Well, didn't
it kill him?" asked Mrs. 5. With intercst.'')
portions of the duramatcr, ccrebrum and
cerebellum, in confused masses, were scat
tered over the foor-in short, the gates Of
eternity had opened upon him.
Here Mr.. Slocum paused to vine his
spectacles, and the wife seized the oppor-.
tunity to press the question.
"Was the man killedy''
"I don't know-hayen't come to that,
place yct-you'll II know when I've finished.
the pisca - And Mr.. 8 continued read.
ing. .sS.s=ssz-s .s..
e s.s evident when the shapeless form.
was .taken down that it was no longer ten.
anted by the immortal spirit-that the vi
talspark was extinct.
Was the man killed? that's what want
TO come at 8 said Mrs. Sloculn. z..-
DO have little patience, old woman y.
sad Mr.. slocum, cycling his better half
over his spcctacles, g presume we shall
come to that right away. And he went
on reading. This fatal cesuality has cast
a gloon over our village, and We trust that
it will prove a warning to all persons who
arc called upon to regulate the powerful
machinery Of our mills. = ~
"Now, said Mrs. S., perceiving the mar.
rstion was ended, "now / should like to.
know whether the imau was killed OF. not9,'
ssa..,sl,aked puzzled He scratched his.
head, scrntln!zed .r''e--.ic enid beer
perusing, and took gracefd1 SUI -.
paper. s =...Ss
Il declare, wife," said he, .'its curious,
but really the paper don't say. :"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-11
Ladies Swimming School il.
IL ~ - Paris. i

Quarnlers swimming school for Ia lies
opens in the month Of May, and IT IS diff
cult to imagine more novel or prcttier
scene than it presents on warm after
noon. Neither at concert, nor race, nor
ball, in Paris, have I beheld 50 many
beautiful faces as at this school: one rcas-
on, perhaps, being that many girls from.
La. to is are visitors to the bath, who are
excluded by their age from SHARING tns
public amusements. The young ladies' off
Sns aritt tocratic Faubourg Sc. Gerpainp tie
daughters OF the wealuny 'shnancletS tne, 7slla
families attached to the Emperor, all meet
here with the same intention-nanlely, to
swim; and all who are able, gambol, race
and laugh in the water, forgetful Of party
and social distinctions. The costume is
generally Of some dark material, gaily
trimmed with red or blue worsted binding
which does not lose its color, The upper
part Of the dress resembles a boys blouse !;
the lower pair Of trousers. It's ell in.
one, aud tuuic is sown to the waist and
falls to the knee. Some of the girls go in
without any head dress beyond their own.
fine hair, neatly plated; others wear nets
of gay colors, or slight netted scarlet or
blue, scarf, gracefully arranged.
a basin Of about l50 or l6O feet long,
and about 25 or 30 feet broad, surrounded
BY broad platform, enclosed BY the dress
| ing rooms and screened alike from the sun
and from public observation BY an awning
stretched over all. The machine is so ar
ranged that the powerful current Of the
Seine rushes through it; it is, in fact, q
large cask sunk to the required depth.
That part of the basin which IS from
four to FIVE feet deep is crossed by : bridge
and the smaller portion thus Indicated Is
used by those who wish to bathe only, OF
4 wko are not sufficiently good swimmers to
exercise as yet in larger one. But the
large basiniis. the centre Of attraction. AT
the end where the water is deepest, flights
Of steps lead down for those who like "a
swim smoothly aud quietly Of; but far the
greater number preferred leaping - either
from the platform or from the little anci.
q ful construction, half arch, half temple
raised at the end Of it; and which gives ,
descent any height you please between
ten and thirty feet to the surface of tn
water. sssS5l
!, Fearless, gay and graceful, they planlge
beneath the food to appear almost instant 9 Z
q Ily, gliding down th. stream without any
!, apparent effort; floating, swimming On the
back, 10, vary the anlusemeTl whicl
4 more thana hundred ladies may sonetimts
4 4 be seen sharing together, their evolution
d being watched and stimulated by 8 many
lockers on-their Rothers and female
friends who are seated around ldttl,
{, did Z think when I inscribed myself q
I N Quarnier 8 list, that ( should be hunl
On ! hook 4 The end Of ! limo, md threw
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-11
,sANEss =. c,KELyY. STEPHEN MILLER.
Mo KELVY & MILLER
Attornies and Counsellors at Law,

$ . Attornies and Counsellors at Law,
- =. ST. CLOUD, MINI. -.
- Will make collections, invest money, buy
sell Or loan land Warrants, and enter purchas,
&ec dispose of Real Estate. & -<s* sS>, :@zs$>,
i,gFG*s 5@.ss, REFERENCES.@ =
~ Hon. Slaox CAMERON y. s. Senate,
WlLLIAN MITCHELL Esq: Harrisburg. Pa.
Z, Gov. 9ALEAAsDEK RAMSEY, st. Paul, MINI.
-. Hon WILLIAx WILKINS, Pittsburg, Pa.
Hon. THOMAS NILSSON, -Winena, MINI
I'm. alxsrER, Esq, Philadelphia, Pa.
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n n 8 NTH,

=. - II. N. SMITH,,
Dealer in Re- al Estate
- Office On River Street, opposite the Ferry,
,ssssas SAL Mt CL Cd, NJ. T.
a LII persons desiring to invest in Lands or
~ Town Property in . part Of the country
which Is unsurpassed in soil, ind rapidly filling
With bons ade settlers, can find favorable op-
.porfpnities BY applying to the undersigned: !
Property for sale in the towns of Hartford,
81. Cloud, Newburg, Brottsburg, Mile Lac and
ail the best paying towns in this part Of the
~esuntry. N. N. SMITH.
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The s1ssssl frns 81 De Roshchiila haxe 4
capital g their ii1stantaasous so1aaa :.
nssst 4 go. 'sDo. .oepp. sss.ss.:ss;a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-11
s HFsE,11E, e MENDENfIALL,
- - N K ERS,
=Kol1 llrllEsTERk LAID & COLLECTING
n I S
M Il n: ZAP O LIS, NJ TN N. :1.
IA. BARRETT, !.

= n. BARRETT, ],
,liI Engineer and Surveyor,
s 90 ON First Street, Lower St. Cloud.
q ~ surveyed lands, and plats Of all
a n towns of Northern Minnesota, can
81 times at my Office. S. .z3 NE.
..a.,iS & BIJILDING.
Y7lHE ill q igned takes this method Of
hose Who may have houses
build or carpentry and joinery
& II any OF branches, that lie IS prepar
ID to taka Ind 40 al kindsof sorl
rs this I'M spnnblc terms and
Ii aer.
'ss sSss ~ E. ltESSEY:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-11

REAL EST AT e AGENCY, ,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA. .
TlHE undersigned offer their services to loan
81 money upon hest real estate security; and
70 purchase and sell property sdther real or
personal, for reasonable commission.
They have now for sale, at low prices:
,,n 20 quarter sections Of good land.
so lots, (some improved, in St. Cloud
20 6 in Nininger addition to St. Paul.
f,s! 20 {. in Nininger city, r.s
10 !" in Mound city, Illinois. ...
MILLER & SWISSHELM
81 Cloud, May 13, 1858. - -. T..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
rEnI{TliAEE SALE.

Charles Il Ilslory Plaintiff
.g.tnxt IN Circuit Court for Iowa
Gideon v. tSbu.orc. and CO. for foreclosure Nort'g
i'csfv ASAuore. hts wife, Def.
Office is hereov given that hy virtue Of decretal
or,.er OF judgement FOR sale mad by the above
named Court July 25th 1855 in tia. above entitled
cause win sell at Public Neuduc, Ia the highest and
-t ,trr forch the 25th day o February next =.
ID 1889 between the hours o'clock in the fore
Ia " aua setting of the "f said day. at tbs 'front.'
rrsr the House. the city of Mineral Point,
m the County Of Iowa and State OF Nscnnsin, the fol-
low ,-cli5ed heal Estate cling tlie mort gagged prem
f-. i'm tie entitled action. '1o fraetio ma
S.tar NJ, northwest quarter. vest hall
of tie Southwest quarter and The northeast quarter
te quarter Of section 40. eleven fll) the
m 81 half Of section No to ani The half of the
quarter of section >e. Ten tiO,l all OF which,
said tracts Of land Ted in township No eight ~
north OF range So. cast IN che County of Iowa,
State of Wisconsin. NO A4E~SEitSMiIii-
aI-r-t-rl-f-an sheriff Iowa Co. Wis.
cheriH's Oaicc, aitvof Mineral Point Aug 10, 1853
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
The legislature.

The Legislature of this State convened
at the Capitol in Madison. on the 18th
INST, and was organized by the election
of HIRAa1 Bowen, of GAINESVILLE, as Chief
Clerk, and Asa KLINE, as Scrgeant-at-
Arms Of the Senate, and Hos. WILLIAM
P. LYON, Of Racine, as Speaker, l. H. d.
CRASr, Esq, Of RiPon, as Chief Clerk,
and DR.. EMANUEL MUNK, of Milwaukee
as Sergeant-at-Arms Of the Assembly
all Republicans
Quite an animated discussion arose in
the Assembly, upon a motion to admit the
IloS. NJ. ). GIBsoS, of Hudson, to a seat
in that body, as Representative from the
St Croix Assembly District, pro tenn,
which seat is contested by VI. w Nc
CRacKLN, ESQ. The motion was finally
adopted, and Mr.. G. sworL in.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

silence the night have carried many TO the silent
ton, b, which stomach rendered inactive and the
lungs become loaded with corrupted matter which
u1ooc, disease Is the result For all colds
coughs and ohs succeeded by heat and for an feverS
of rs FORM hoarsencss and rauness Of the throat
lungs and on.acE and for all weakness aud sickness OF
every kind, from three to Eve OF these Pills on going 10
bed, for few days viii be all that you require restore
YOU health. It has been claimed all over
Europe that there medicine that will ex-
irpate all manner Of disease from the system equal to
Or. MoRsEs Indian Root fills = that the mors Won
take Them the stronger you grow. They are founded
upon the principle that the human body to but
disease, namely corrupt humors. These Pills not
only cleanse the bowels, but also follow the blood
through every vein and artery, and purify all
morbid and corrupt uInors, that disease Of every
is driven from the DO,
GREAT FEMALE MEpICiNE.-Fcnales who value health
should never be without these Pills. 1t has been ad
mitcd by number Of ph ysiei4ns that females
highly value them. They have given health and
spirits to hundreds females them would
been in their graves. They purity the blood,
distinctions, and give the skiu beautiful. clear,
healthy, and Interesting appearance. A box Of these
Pills great medical companion at certain periods
three should be taken every Gay until relief
obtained. few doses occasionally when weli viii
keep the system in = healthy condition.
Dr.. Morses Indian Root Pills sold by all dealers in
Medicines. Jan.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
~iIEIiIEF'S SALE.

David J Scriv Plaintiff Iowa County
against CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry LudluIa, "
udIum and . d "a &. On Judgment of Foreclosure.
De NitI, Defendants
NOTICE i, hereby given that hy virtue Of Judgment
y OF foreclosure made aud entered ts the sad court
n the above entitled actiou tle 25th day Of March
H. ISIS viii offer for sale aud sell 70 thu highest bidder
for each hant the mont on- of the Court House
in the cty Mineral Point Iowa county, Wisconsin,
te av OF April A. d. lSj9, between the hours of oss
three clock post ariiau, Of said ay, The olss-
ing described Real Eslle wing and being IN said county.
VIZ The quarter of the south west garter
the northeast quarter Of th- southwest qusrer And
quarter OF the southwest qaarte- OF
zion number seventeen 7 in township number fve -
north OF rauEe number one - west much thsrsf
sufficient satisfy the Of Seven HUNDRED
and Ninety Dollars and Seventy six cents princi
pal thirty TN Dollars aad ThiE TWO cspts costs Of
suit au5ee To the said plaintiff together it'll accru
iaa costs and interest
Dated sLeiiGs Office, Mineral Point Wis. Oct 18th.
ISIS GEORGE MESSEISMlTH,
limo Sheriff Iowa county, Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
SEiERiEF,S SALE,

On ) ul--einf n OF FOrecIUsnFe-
DATID !. SEsLEY, Prtf
against Iowa CO. tsseaIi Iorrt
MICuAET. NAsNINti, Defendant }
n Office j. hereby given that by virtGe Of jnSemont
and decree dated the goth day OF March, ~ u ts5s
made entered IN the above entitled cause by the -ss
upon the authority given in said order,
Judgement ana decree, viii sell at public suction TO tho
highest bidder for cash in hand The 18th day of April
A. D. 1884, between The and three post
rGlsn id day the door 81 she Court House in
thc city of Mineral Point in said county all OF the follow
county, Wisconsin, viz The equal undivided one-hsf
Of the th-cast qua of section number
tsentv-uiue 20 in township nunbrr l., north
81 range number ( casi being eighty (ooaerer Of
land more or less.
Tie alloy, sale win he made 10 satisfy the Of six
hundred ten dollars and seventy five cents. the
Gecfevl b said Court he due by said defendant the
sad piDt5 principal and interest ID mortgage,
ets With toSiz ii court and sale and aecrCiug intr-
est,
Dated SicrG- nsilce Mineral Point Wis, Oct 18th,
1905 GEO. NESSEItSMIrH Shesia Iowa Mis-
or5r 4 MsSSNu<E. A1tv'S HlaluttW m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DaiieY's Magical Pain Extractor.

II al diseases inflammation less predenirates
aIlay inflammation strikes at very root OF dis
ease-henec an immediate cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
aotaia win ay inflammation at once and make
a certain
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
viii cure the following among great catalogue Of dis
Burns, Scads Cuts Chafes Sore NIPPLES Germs,
BuIions Bruises Strains, Bites Poison lLlsns. Bjles
Scrofula Ulcers, Fever Sores Gou. Sc5ofua Ulcers
Sores Felons, Ear Ache Piles Sore Eyes Gout
lings, Rheumatism. scald Head Salt Rleun balances
ErysPeas, Rngwofrn, BARRIERS Itch Small Pos Measles
Rash, 6c-, Sc-
cases. should be reached by article such an idsa viii
vanish when rejection points the fact salve
combination of Ingredients, each and every one a-
plying perfect antidote its opposite disorder.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Ia its magical because tie time is short
tween disease and permanent cure and Is
tor, ii draws al diseases effected part, lesv
ing perfect before the injury. II is scarcely
necessary say that house. workshops 1l4nufac-
tory should De one moment without il.
NJ Pain Extractor genuine unless box has upor
ii =tee! plate engraving with the Of Henry Dal
ley, Manufacturer.
For sale by ali the principal Druggists and patent med
-iae dealers throuahou United CanaGas
Principal Depot
I6j Chambers street. New York.
{. +. CaACE.
r D. PULFORD, agent. I4-Iy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

In tss ztser tha Ests.e Jeaos Ror deceased.
NOTICE l. hereby eiven fiat, BY vigfee fHf - pur-
sas-ca If order q license made - fafa .1afer
- ~ tenth 1r ~ tsfelte~ -, 1887. y, the ''.aniy
s "a q aid ceBzty, las rnseTsHsl. s.sisf aor
.l Kst.fe viii. on y iaesaFs Inc - day - sbru
sr- A. d I-ss tset.eea the hoars y pife asctoek in
a. fa-erfa4 aad ts4a .Tug q cay.
II Tie lraut 81 tIse lest osaee. the village of
tFses Ia sa.l znunsr. ngef u sale pal,c yenius
tie fallopi5s lscEis[ ar ssit III -s'afh west
as4art-z forts esarfsF section number
s-sruten 49,. "a towDshlp Dua-7 tive ~ north. Of
.aa r.s.=rr tf ~ t.s-f ~ fnrf
ID f1ff- ores-3 tHf eaPv - tisTs sf sTrsfs e
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