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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
Extraordinary Renovation of the Blood.

The astounding cures accomplished by Dr.
Robacks Scandinavian Remedies, are the re-
salt OF their Immediate and most salutary effect
upon the blood. Nervous complaints, indiges-
ton, scrofula, liver complaints. melancholy,
general debility, affections of the provocative
organs ulcers eruptons, etc. all have their
seat and source IN the blood If that fiuid Is
healthy, the whole body is healthy, and if CO. :
rupted' It Is quickly freed from every faint by
course Of Dr.. Roback's Blood Purifier and
Pills Every mail brings grateful letters from
convaleseent patients The whole West rings
with the praises of these priceless curatiYes-
See advertise ment
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

These pains and disagreesbls feelings generally
symptoms Of some other ompaint; such dyspepsia
aFpopIesy, and various Others all which caused
by corrupt noNious matter, cogeiag tho various
uo2s; hence, stream rush blood the head sn
by The excitement great pressure brain Giddi-
ness headache, loss Of memory, Gness sight
rious olEer complaints the result Thus it will be
that the above painful and distressing aladie owe
their origin 10 the blood DR. Morses Root Pills
are acknowledged 10 be the only medicine that viii
horou ghy purify the blood TLes the blood and
follow the stream Of life its journey through the
system They root out II ioulness and impu,ity, and
drive GU: every unhealthy obstruction. They should -
taken every might in sufficient quantities TO operate
briskly, by commencing with pills going to bed
three the night and the symptoms
are not removed gain with pills and go
up again bego-e Contiuue II like manner until IN.
blood is thoroughly purified, and AL pain distress is
entirely removed.
Obtain ons Of our FREE ALMANACs, and read The
history of DR.. Mocse father, and how tits medicine rSs
introduced.
BEN ARE Of u counterfeit Of these Tills-YELLow
WRAPP3RS. All genuine are in BLUE wrappers. with
the signature ofA. :. Waite Co. on each box Price.
. cents April.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

The regular monthly meeting Of the City
Council was this day held al the Coucil Room.
Aid. ". A. Fierce, Acting Mayor in the
chair.
Present, Aid. EEat. Cornish. Vivian, McIlhon
and Muenster
The record of the proceedings of the last
meeting were read and approved.
Aid. Ehat moved that the Board new take up
the petit.rn Of Bernard Klais and others, pray
ing that an alley be opened from Commerce to
Hoard St, and vote being had, said molten
was lost
The following accounts rs the city were then
taken up, examined and allowed. al the Aid.
present voting for the same, 10 wit.
Mr. George for repairing calvert on Hoard
Street. ............. ......... $3.50
John LeIb and others for work on road
on Furnace Hill. .. -... ...-... IL 80
John lyey tcr constable fees and for Kill
ling mad dogs. .-....... 1850
Vim 7. Henry for office rent, coal, and
candles TO Apr l, 1899. ....-........ %. so
The report and account of Z. d Beouchard
Chief Of Police, for the III Of March, was
presented, read and accepted, showing balance
due the city Of 8.
John Mciyer made application for grocery
license, and vote thereon by ballot being had,
there We're four votes all in the affirmative, 50
said license was granted Upon his complying
with the laws relating thereto.
The following orders were then made relating
to paupers to wit:
The allowance to Mrs. Hathaway, and to
Thos KInsman for her rent was discontinued
The allowances to Mrs. May and Mrs Gathers
were increased 10 $ per month from March l.
1889
Harry Bluff was allowed s..
The allowance of ST per month to Jos. Ross
was continued 70 June /. 1859.
The allowance of 5 per month to Mrs. Hol-
low which expired April /, was continued.
Aid Cornish was allowed 81 so, for amount
advanced TO Lendergen.
Aid Vivian was allowed 81, for amount i'd
vanced to a county pauper
Ordered, that the next city election be held
at the usual places Of holding same.
The meeting then adjourned sine de
Nh. a PIERCE, Acting Mayor.
Attest:
WILLIAM T. HaxRY, City Clerk
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
FORECLOSURE SALE.

Patrick hane, PItU
Michael Moran and CiFc0it Court, Iowa County, Wis
Catherine aorsn February Term, 1888
F)Y virtue of Judgment Of Fo osp-a "a ST. :, =
ID IN the above entitled action on tbe DO -
TuaFy A d 1893 shall, Saturday the sfh 5ay ~
Oct"e Der, A D. 1872 at the hour of @ clock p NJ ~
sara Gay expose for saie. and sell public auction 10
me ghest bidder FOR cash in hand, the front door 81
the court HOUSE IA the city Of Mineral Point county
ana state aforesaid the following described Mortgaed
premises or so much thereof shall be sufficient 10
Iase The sum OF $4590J jG1gnent and interest and
S9lfI1a costs, y wit Lot No eight 81 in block No
twenty t9) IN Strong Doty O'NeiIs addition to the
Tillage no" city, OF Mineral Point, county Of
Iowa and State of Wisconsin aforesaid.
Dated oherifs Office, Mineral Point Wis., Apr l. 1859
IH0S. MCFARLAND
El-Ii Siberia low, r. Wiz
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

4R- >iekLEs szAr IN CoxGREss-The district
"a Tented hy NJ S.ckies' consists Of shat
al Of The city OF New York which lies sontI
- >lFlte and Ferry streets east If Broadway
y" south OF houston and Hammerslev west al
Broadway, comprising the first. second I'D
n'tn' aud eighth wards It Is a locality which
ms always been more or less noted for e.ecTior
disorders and illegal voting. HIS re-eIacfio,'
-s1 i".I, IS contested on the ground that II was
st'Hel y fraud Al that election 9.O66 votes
me oiher two-thIrds being divided Lat,-aar
" a-oIld2' The independent democratic cqndi-
aa'e anu IiiIamson, the republican nominee
oIek4eS plurality over the latter was bpf I63
ana me deTclopements Of the naval committee
'>.-5.i9a together with evidence previous
- ootalAel, u Is sad. VIII show tbs to b., en-
lifely iFa'.d u!eut The evidence VIII he ~
United by NJ Williamson ar the opening rf ~.
ueNi session Of Congress and the horse No.,
award him the seat Albany Eye7iiuq Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

Below We give letter from one Of our sub
scriters residing at Chippewa Falls, which we
have no doubt will be found interesting to our
readers. We are heartily glad to receive such
contributions, and trust our fiend {" B. p" will
continue his correspondence. Are there not
others OF our subscribers willing to Go as B. P
has done-give Us an occasional letter for pub
LEGATION? They would be thankfully received.
CHIrPEwA FAILS, Mar 50 1859.
FRIEND BLIss:--As you don't see Fl, to accept
my offer and come W here aud see the ele-
plant" for yourself, would you like to have
some information concerning this region OF
country? Many imagine that we are so far
forth that 1t Is necessary fer us to hang on to
the north pole in order to keep from falling off,
and 50 Geld that we are obliged To wear furs IN
August. Now, such viii be little surprised
TO learn that we are in about the same latitude
Of northern New York, IN about 10 degrees
north latitude-ard as to climate. we have had
one of the most delightful winters in Wisconsin
just snow enough for good sleighing, and
Just cold enough for comfort in working. THIS
IS the beginning OF the great pine regions Of
Wisconsin The great saw MILL formerly Of
II. 5. Allen, d Co, now of j." Chippewa Falls
laundering Company" is located here. and. bv
the way, this saw mill is quite a curiosity to u
/" green IN" who las never seen such works.
1t has about sixty saws, and cuts from one hun
bred, to one hundred and fifty thousand feet of
lumber in day, or twenty -four hours i E.,
nearly million feet week. There are en-
ployed in and about the mill from four 10 five
hundred hands al the summer season And
this reminds me that his company and one or
two others are nor advertising TOR Iaborers, and
offer from SIC to S24 per month and board, and
pay the cash once a month. Would not some
of your candidates fer Pixies Peak do better to
come here, and get 500 or $3.50 for their
summers work rather than go 10 Pixies Peak
and be humbugged at an outlay of $500, or
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

SrEAws.-WIlham r. Stanles read IN i,to-
esuug paper before the Rhode Island bis+ori[,,
society last Wednesday evening. in which h.,
stated that the blaIdIig ct straw IN this coupir,
was hIst begun IN Providence in 1913. by N-s
oet@ey baker daughter of the late Joel MetcaIt
ana no" residing 10 Dedhsm, Mass Some idea
ness has been carried. bv the fact that in Is55
according . tie returns made $4,000 strav
''h4e's were manufactured in Massachusetts
emPloyIHg about 5000 females Ia the Ven,
ending Jane 81, l159. raw and rnanufactJreo
sra" materials 10 he value of g.. 246, 923 were
imported into tie United States
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

leVNs MEN BEWARE At tie Columbia or
cut IN thIs State in an action he-Osas -
L gedIel plaintiff against George Holiirs-,y-.'s
1slsHdanl q verdict OF fifteen hundred dollars
VS. rendered IL taror of the plaintiff for
o1e'eA "i Promise Of marriage entered into he
tween me PARTIES, aud which The defendant re-
.tseH 20 INiiii4 on his part. This is said to be
us i@sst eTciet rendered in this State in an
- '''ii Vi 'a'S A-ad--- Central Wisconsin.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

- Mr.. GEoRGE HYEa has become one Of the
editors and prcprietors OF the Madison Patriot
which leads us to hope that hereafter the edlto-
rial columns OF that paper viii contain much
less lew slang. M HYER Is a gentleman OF
considerable experience as an editor and though
strong party man. possesses degree of can
dor that if adhered 70 will render the Patriot
far more acceptable TO is readers than It has
heretofore proved.
Pump says he shall continue to write stu
pid and mean editorials for the paper, conse-
quenty Mr.. ETzR has hard task If he attempts
10 raise the Potriot to a respectable standing. =
We hope. however, that be may succeed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

E.GHF CHILDREN At 4 BTsrH--ALout two
c9hda' q. W, presented her husband Win e;,-I.,
PieoSeS OF affection At one birth These chi
zen survived uaul six weeks old, when two At
e.e5h sekensd aud died. The remaining six are
SUI SIN living and thriving finely. The wbale
~ very small specimens Of humanity.
-, - ~siieFeS. lntn the world as might baye
peep expected This statement IS ireraijv tra
= y .o~ched tor by numbers Of respectable
Witnesses wi who saw the children Boston H.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

GONE Up From the returns received. we
have come 10 the conclusion that Nj Lyude Is
(not) elected. We regret this result, Yet we
cannot now see how II can be prevented. We
might as well "own up" and let the molasses
run But we wish 10 put it on record here
now once for All - that We viii thrash the
Shanghais next fall Mark that-we feel it.
-illdi,o7s Patriot.
The PdriofS hope, in this instance viii prove
. Like the gay circle bounding earth and skies,
Lures from alar, bur as he follows, Hes
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
LAFAYETTE COUNTY
GRANT COUNTY.
Result in the State.

Sufficient returns received to justify the
belief that Hon BYRON PAINE Is elected Assoc
ciate Justice Of the Supreme Court over VIM
Pirr LyNDE.by a majority Of from 5000 to 10000
We have the following reported estimated
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
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- Frank Le,lies

= E4hk Le9I.e's I.4Strafal Pagry I7s
- H. +. .,''oFo-s olaaer IN one Gifts wood-culs
~. - -''S "i Tie SIcklcs affair, which profes
IS - 90 represent tie Grand Iurv assembled -
ing 10 . ''I against Mr. SjckIes. 4 nor,
= ' I'Ie THEM when it Is q we'll know,
iS'' 1L-t negro evidence Is no eviaenci A ail IN
- 80. : eSFess are not summoned there
courts, any mere than horses ar. j'i'5s o'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

IS ne challenge Of the twenty young men
oil Lacrosse 70 the same number Of married
men 70 pay game q base ball. has been ae.
ceptet.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
Nav 0aIE4vs. April 70 P n

The river had broken fhron,-b o,, ~, ~;
ana side. Al Diamond Island. f5a,rir-- -
Plantations There are fears OF a break abav...
me cay. Five hundred men have been ern.
t.oEea - strengthen tie Ievee. The rjrer !
a'He inches higher than last wear. at N!cksbgr,r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

CINCtNNTI A priI ;
ne ""o.e opposition City Ticket. wa, elect
: Yesterday Or 40 average majority Of l1GD
''e oo"aet' stands Id Deposition to democrats
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

CLEVELAND April s.
p. NeHter Republican, elected Mavor Yesterday
ne entire Republican ticket Is elected vvi-Lo,,
"'"''. 'he votes are not entirely counted
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

Trustees o. INSANE HosPIrAL-The Governor
has appointed under chapter 2l8 Of the general
laws Of 1889. the following persons as Trustees
Of the Insane Hospital; for three years from
April 1, 1859
Leonard J. FarweI Madison.
Edward 2. AIlis. Milwaukee.
Lew Sterling, Mineral Point.
For TWO years from 4 priI I, 1852.
Chauncey Abbott. Madison.
John p. AcGresor, Portage
For one year from April /, 1859.
Thomas Rood, Madison
Charles d Robinson Green BAY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
B anking & Exchange Off &c c
L. IL. WfITTEEsEY,

cor the lats frra q c, c. B'as45ura & Co
For Sale-Sight Drafts
ENGLAND, IRELAND. SCOTLAND AND GERMANY
aud France, Holland Belgium, Norway, Sweden,
Denmark Switzerland and all other countries of Europe
ENTERTAINERS CLAIMS AND MONIES
in any town city in Europe collected promptly sad
proceeds RENTED as may request.
= Onice hours from a. NJ. 10 / T. NJ after Nov Il.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
WALDwIcK. April 9th, 1859.

" ALU"LNh, IIIIl OH, IooJs
GENTS Below 1 send you the officers elect
for our Town G.
Supervisors. ..-.... Charles Noble, chm.
John Mckee,
Edwin b. Crowell,
Town Clerk, John T. Reeves,
treasurer. ..-........ Robert McWilliams,
superintendent, John Green,
Assessors,. .Ebenezer Cole,
Cyrus Clark,
Justices OF the Peace. Myron c. Burnett,
Ebenezer Cole,
Oonstahles, $1,000. "A bIshan FarTis,
Rollin Oleson.
The vote on the division of the Town resulted
In about tvo-thIrd. in favor of division.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
D r. CEEES E1AN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius I. Chees.rran MN

prepared y Cornelius I Cheeseman. NJ D.
NEW UI.k CITY.
Tie combination Of ingredients these Pills are the
result OF long and extensive Practice They are mid
ia their operation and correcting all irrsgp
iarties, Painful transformations, removing all oltru.-
TONS whether from co,t otherwise headache main in
the side pai'ation Of the heart whites all nervous al
ee;ions Mysteries fatigue, pain back aud limbs
&c, disturbed sleep, which arises from intrruption Of
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
1T cheeseman's Pills Invaluable tLey will bring
on tho monthly period with regulrity Ladies ho hAro
been disappointed in The ther pill, can place the
u7ost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all hat
they represent do.
NOTICE.
There IS one condition e the female svsfez, y, t,a
ne rus cannot Be taken ~itiozt producing PECUL-
/ lar RESULT. The coaGitoa referred to IS PREG-
NdACf-t'e Tes"G, MISCARRIAGE. such Is The IT.
resst@bte tendency q he medicine TO restore The SERIAL
functions 10 serHat c0hatio fhat eoe the rsprodeo-
ice I0t-er u nafare rosssl a..
Warranted purely vegetable, free from anvtlin,
Injurious Explicit IS ecfios which should be read ae-
company each box Price 81. sent Ly mail , arlo.
ing 81 70 the General Agent
- Sold i Druggist in every town in the I-Bited
States.
Il. Il. HCTCHENGS.
sene1i'I Agent Tor the United STATES
To- Chambers Street New York
r. D. PULF0RD. Agent, Mineral Point: Boiler. smith
y % oNle'g"' IL 5laAssiys ST. Louis. I4-y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

01tS' To- = IE-I i 7. II.
Al tae Municipal election on Saturday. he
q, 9pi'S.-ioH Aayor w@s elected by $50 majority
lac CoaHeil stands opposition Is, democ.a,s &.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

blEssBs- EDToRs OF TUE MINERAL PoISr Tar
BUNE Having read an article in your paper
Of March 18th, concerning Schools and School
Houses, l take the liberty to pen reply TO
@.
The unknown Gentleman states that there is
no harm TO have a large number Of children con-
fined in a Schoolroom, where the surrounding
atmosphere Is jmPrgnated with e1luvia emitted
BY priveys-and the yapors # COW houses and
horse stables, as Is the School No. , 1.-THE
Gentleman would only be good enough. 10 enter
the room after a RAIN IN a suItry summer dav,
his ofactories would prove to kim IA ,tvill.s and
ms his withdrawing remarks, that 10 Cologae
IS manufactured IA that neighborhood
he people at large are taxed for the building
or renting Of School Houses-aud why should
not the children Of Mineral Point lie taught in
clean aud healthy location ?
If 1t IS out Of the power Of the School Com
missionegs to procure q healthy Iacation, let
them say se-and the people mast then our OF
necessity take the matter in their own hands
aad build with money as talk won't do it,
plain bu; substantial School Houses. and for tbj.
purpose I believe our Church loving Conlmuni.
y wcali not begrudse liberal contribution
If q location could be fouui where the house
would be suryounej by tees, and a piece Of
ground Tor the little ones 70 play on. during
recess without danger Of being ran over by ami
mails or wasons-it would materially improve
the location. aud at the same line stimulate the
Scholars t. more regular attention.
Having no desire to write for banconbe tut
only 10 state facts leave the much talked Of
subject to the consideration Of our Citizen.
Respectfully Yours, E. G. R
Mineral Point Apru flh. 1859.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

sS The St. Louis Democrat remarks that the
emigration nov going Westward, to and through
Missouri, exceeds that Of any former period in
tie history of the couutry-even that of 1913
and 1919, the magnitude Of y Lieh cause 60 much
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
SO rHHCHTE;
Gag EEI IGFTT!!
hdCt fdItnt Portable iax EPDerafnri

iiiS Is an entirely new invention generating Pure
= ga rom Burning Fluid The Il kht is equal in brill
aiils 10 the best coal ga much cheaper Each
p -.'"s7 tEe gas II burns al Of about
ana gives light iay equal TO ten TALON ear
es ~ j. adapted 70 all wants. public and private Il
eey sJe perfectly clean. perfectly nodorous
-l'Oi 'iicr OF this invention will be appreciated
~ - :" CONSIDER that II brings the luxury OF the best
s slI WI am the reach of every family ia the State
reefs OF every Village mag DE light a o.
-. IN ilouF Tor each light, with outlay the
~ - tAe lamp or churches IL is Indispensable
Nt' lamps 81 all kinds suitable for Paror. Halls,
go, "ufci4rs ana Streets, I'll pr.ces, from four
10y Also, Shades of various =. ns
L''-1' ls f4uia aaspTed for "a these Lamps. Va
-Ilait an our lamps 10 perform what advertise il
nor w vii refund the money in all cases.
IL Active energetic gents are wanted IA sail tbsss
Lamps, IA every town il tie State
- We VI also sell Toxn aud County p;gl,,s Al fair
kstes: JOHN II. PERKINS,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
SALE OF
WATCHES AT AUCTION.

n oficE Is hereby given the subscriber viii seii a.
auction, on saturday, the 30tb day of APrli
The lo!io"lng described watches. that have been -
with Am Tor being repaired, and which have mol 0
He'd
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

BEAUrIFyL MAIL ARRANGEMENTS " reeeivad
the election returns from the town Of HirbIand
sent rs by DR. Brlns. on Saturday evening
The letter containing them bore tho Highland
post mark Of the 9Th. which was Wednesday